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LIE DoYEN,s DIsINFECTING FLUID.
MRssRs. PouLIS, ROGERS q COMPANY,
SHE Irni,riefors nj The celebrated


Sole propriefors IF The celebrated
LIE DoYEN's DIsINFECTING FLUID,
Beg call attention TO this important and invaluable
article, the greatest discovery Of The aee-paienIed in
Washington, December, lSi7.
TIME above invaluable preparation, which entities the In.
/ venor to, and must, when fully known, gain for him
the gratitude and blessings Of The wlols human family
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive odor, from whatever cause arising
ny Hospital Wards can be dslnected Of masma and
gases In the sick chamber this Fluid will be fonnd IN.
valuable as the smell arising from sores on the
body from the night stool, by its Use nj once Ills
pelled and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
can q from sny cause necessary be ksp sfys Weeks
offensive '' ''''''''' -
yantges from it's In the seerase, for dsinectlns and
for blge Indeed, numerous are lis virtues TO do
ti6caes, from the most celebrated physicians OF England
France and Of this city, who have tested IL may be seen at
office which viii fully convince the most sceptieal Of
his entirely free from any odor Of its simple in It's
fS Orsners Agents Captains Of vessels and others For
sale In large quantities, for steerage Of emgrant sps,
e N Fu Snsf he &
ed without causing that highly offensive stencil, and thus
The undersigned desire bring his article into public
use. twill be furnished IN quart bottles Of our own stamp
for local uses or by the gallon.
Orders respectfully solicited aud will be Immediately
supplied POULIN. ROGERS CO,
30 Merchants Exchange, William street,
' ". * & j. il, GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
NEw YoRR, September 49, lSls.
Gentlemen Having used your Dsnfectins Fluid on my
last voyage in the Washington the Atlantic tonnr
an Invaluable article for destroying the einria from tn
Water closet, &c.
1t ia also valuable for the passengs In their staff
rooms particularly in Of sickness ithnktthe hes
dsinieciina agent ever invented.
lSigned,1 J. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs, PoutIs, ROOMS a. Co.
inn 16--d6m
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.SHaa PACIFIC MAIL Saaa
xNAal6KsTEAMSHIp COMPA tMlNK

TIE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 tons, Capt O. Forbes
Panama, l0T tons, Capt. w. @. Stout.
Oregon, 1000 tons, cip n II Pearson
their way the Pacific intended TO leave Pa
mama, for ports In Central America Mexico and Caor.
mia, follows
The first on the 9th January
The second 18th February.
and thereafter Of the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first OF each month
An experienced Surgeon will accompany each shin
Passengers In the after cabins furnished heddnr but
moi and liquors, and will be allowed space FIR per.
sonsl baggage. free the lbs weight Freight
and all other goods $50 per ton, and per
Packages should not exceed loo lbs weight for mu.
Passage from Panama to Realeo, 700 miles In state
rooms s6i,
Passage from Panama Acapulco, 1000 miles In state
rooms, $50.
Passage from Psnama to San HAS or Maza,lan, 1000
miles In state rooms, sl75
Passage from Panama to San Diego, 1000 miles, in safe
Passage from Panama TO San Francisco $500 miles, in
state rooms, 500,
from the nhove rates
Passage in The forward cabin from Panama either Of
the above named ports 500 Including only such atons az
are furpseJ 10 the crew.
Atlantic Passengers have priority o. choice OF berihs
and in the order Of the dates 81 their tickets
No psssge secured until paid for, Apply al the once
Of the Company, New York u South street jani2
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Term.--s5 90 per nnnum--to be paid I'm
advance.
An COMMUNICATIONS TO DE POST PAID, AND
ADDRESSED TO "BuRGES q JAMES,
No 100 East Bay, Charleston, S. G."
~ Saiee Of dscontinudHce be gfrcn three months
X airancs Of The expiration Of the subscribed for time
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE SOUTHERN
QUARTERLY REVIEW;
IN THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES.
Mi ROBERT E, SEyLE and MIR. oRMsBY BLAND.
ING only authorised agents collecting money and
subscriptions in the above portion Of the unon-he au'
thorty given to MIR ABRAHAM RussBtL having been WIN
drawn more than eighteen months ago. Our snpseIp..s
will therefore oblge by settling only WIN mem ~ ~
hitting directly to Us we viii not recognize any o,nea ~,
ceipts for money except from them % the fGs,rn.r
may remit by mail Bukebs .,I, R,yiey
NV E,iiors of newspapers throughout ls C0uh' "''
obhre us BY inserting this notice
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To Dr. y J. SoHwssTxn, Jr.
June !. lsiS,

To Dr. A, J SeHwARTzE Dr.
Dear SIR consider Il a duty owe TO YOU and
20 the pubic, 10 state that my son, who had been
afflicted Tor Rrca, lsngh ii lime with severe Iron
iiai aficfioa and tf.cr1tsd throat which threa-
tened his lesiier having been treated by tho best
medical skill without success was eectunlly restored
10 health by your Extract Of !Sarsdpdriia some Is
OF IS months apo, and has enjoyed perfect health
ever since. Such an invaluable remedy should be
known throughout tho extent Of the country and
sincerely hope before long that IL will be sought
after By all the afflicted. Wishing YOU abundant
snrcess,
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A CARD. Az persons 20 whom am indebted
N are respectfully informed that will mret ~,
obligations as fast a. shall BE- able 10 d. 30 Mean.
time, should be pleased 10 have the opportunity
81 hquidaing my debts, either 10 whole % In pari
by Job printing by advertisements In OF sab.tFip'
lions 10 the National Wing.
CHARLES w FENToN,
Proprietor " MAI Hhsg
Washington, Jsn'y lst isis.
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rnE STANDARD PREPARATIONS.
DH, scHwARTZE's COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARIILA

Tho astonishing success W th which disease has
ssn cninbaied by this powerful remedy for the last
hFns y.atH, IN the Disiric Of CoiuBtJia and other
rs has INDUCED the propretort Ia present It's claims
M mon conspicuous manner, under q sincere con-
Nctian that iis Invaluable and unerring remedial
,tFitss Nill heneft thousands, under whose notice
y may cuiaf. Therefor he would urge II upon all
nlia read th.s not to let itpass unnotced but give
~ that Stsnl.Dn 90 whichit Is 20 deservedly enti-
I'D
Tho fuiowing are some o ( the diseases which
viii testify 10 - ncyer.iailing efficacy viz:
Scrofuls, in any form;
infipisni stages 81 Consumption, when proceeding
from a scroinlous habit;
thnonic Rheumatism Bronchitis;
Dgap,psia, When proceeding from patio dorange.
Constitutional Syphilis, General Debility;
Hahiiual tOatiynessi cutnncoua Affections and
~ dsfsseS arising from drrangcd secrtons or i'm
pnfitiss ~ the blood.
Persons taking this remedy should not grow Inn
aiiriit Uf hecone too sangulnc Ia their hopes Of
rapid restoration 10 health, It's efficacy depends
aEaToably upon III. strength Of constitution and
e length Of lime that disease has prevailed there.
is's would say IN oil whomay feel disposed to test
IT. NirDes No, To commence before they are fully de-
srmnsd 10 continue Its iisr whether i be one bot.
te, dozen, or mon, as NO iva cases are exactly
similar OF can he relieved by any stated number III
anticipation.
Tho accompanying certificates are from gentlemen
~ nrrpccahilly residing In Uashbgton city and not
iIom those abroad, 10 whom would refer all those
who arr In the least doubtful Hundreds of testi-
nonials can be produced TO efficacy bur rs they
arr seldom ever rood or rredence given to them
have thought u lew respectable certificates coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice.
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GER TYETCATES

D,ag Sir; Having through the agency OF your
tAtfani NJ Earsaparln accomplished most remark
ahr "ur In the case of my sister, deem impor-
ianl iaiiIake all acquainted with her case who may
h. similarly afflicted, as Il may be the means of sa-
Wing many from a premature DEATH About iorir
yaTa ago my sisters health begun TO decline, and
conilnncd do 80 for the space of two years when
sho was suddenly attacked with bronchial afec-
lion, az what Is commonly called bronchitis Hav,
ing been attacked with the best medical skill with.
oat benefit and finally pronounced incurable, she
determined 20 ny your extract OF sarsarilla and af.
Ter the nSo OF thu very limited number of three bot
Ties, sho was cunIpricly restored. md has enjoyed
hriter health Than she ever before experienced -
hoplng thai this description Of her case viii come
under ihc notice ii many who may be similarly af-
hlcicd, am most respectfully, yours,
CHARLES w. STEWART
To DR. ", J. ScHwasTxs, IT,
Ianr I@ls
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SirThe above named medicine may be hal w
Washington, wholesale aud retail ~ NE Store ~
the PROPRIETOR Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors cast Of 81 street, at CHAS. SrorrSC 90 ;,
Pennsylvania Avenue neat ith street siso, % y. T.
KIDwELES Gcorgetown, y. G, In Baltimore,
South Liberty street, ~ ISRAEL GRAHAMS,
corner 81 Baltimore and Entaw streets also ~
GEO w, JONES', corner 81 Baltimore and Hish
II. PlERPolNT, and COOKE a PENIS, ami a.
other Drngsisir. Jan i--du
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11

SPEAKER 81 THE HousE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs.-n win be seen by our tslegraphic despatch
that the first week Of Congress has passed over,
and the House is not organized. No speaker had
been chosen up 70 Saturday night. We have not
kept the Of the ballotings but we believe that
there have been not far from ssrty .ve In all these
baElotings Mr. Winthrop, the wing nominee, has
never fallen below 81, nor received above 1O2 votes
For fourteen successive baIongs on the first second
and third days, his vote varied but once from 81
showing oonais.eaey Of adhesion which is com
plmentaFy tothe saeadfastness Of attachment to him
but six days ballotugs, without any material in
rease Of votes makes il pretty certain that he can
not be elected without some new combination with
another party.
The democrats, after trying Mr.. Cobb for some
seventeen Or eighteen ballotings, began to drop of
without oentsfing on any other On the last ballot
they cast 70 for Emery p. Potter, of Ohio; Mr..
Winthrop receiving 102.
There is evidently some incomplete arrangement
for changing front in favor of some new candidate
Of the success of which we shall probably have
something tomorrow
SPzciE.-The steamship Portland, arrived yes
terday from Brazos St Jago, brought $4,000 in
a.,
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E0r M M0EMdNNs.

THOss Il, WHITE
No. So Canal Street,
OFFERS for sale great variety OF Annua Illustrated Works and
Fancy Articles among which the following
Animals for 1850.
Leaflets Of Memory Odd Felogs TusiPs
asSsSa u A bsssf Scenes i,ua The Life Of Our
Drawing Room Scrap Book Saviour, ,y # s,y,0,o,.,
Frisudshipis OHerpe Offering Of Friendship
Floral Works.
America Fors q y,is The Flowers Of Poetry and The
Floral Year by Mrs Dtnniesi Poetry Of tlowefsi
The Language Of Flowers; Illustrated Botany
Beautiful illustrated POetcal NOrhs'
Poets Offering Inv Sarah Hale Longieuows Political WORKS.
GIT Leaves from Nlnyc IA Poetry Bryants PJehca Works.
Reads Female Poets Of America Nis's P9etal s,
Moore Is6 Melodies foiio ed Moore, Shelley, Hewitt He
Poeu aud Poetry OF America mans slsou'ueS' OO''' w.
Illustrated s,lsneors r1 sssrS Life Washington l3v
Pictorial Hist Of England vi Burkes Lille ard Core 'o"
Prescotts Work. Is VIOLA: Lord Racou's Works, Noai
Hallaniis Works, vols, Encyclopedia Ameeaus Nv
Bibles and Prayer Books: Nh.
Buffers Iumd Bible ANTIQUE; Church Family Bibles in vel
Baxes Comprehensive ommy; and other superb bindng
Arabian Nights 600 tue sns5 Psiisy Juvenile Tsle. g yoi
Robinson CrusOe Miss Edgeworths Tales, ~ 'olsi
Evenings at Home Hagpers' Boys, and GiTis Library
Robin Hood Ghambers's Miscellany
Swiss Family Robinson; FaTy Book
Berguin's Children's Friend Abbou's Hsoresi
Parents Assistant Outlines Of History 10 volhi
Tales Of Grandfather, y0ai Boys Girls and Chlds Owi
Philosophy OF Sport; Appissons ssre, Of Iuysules
I headings from Scott Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon, La
4 HerogVphie Biblei layeie, Warrington ETC. ETC.
\ Mother Goose'r Melodies Aunt kiy's storissi
Nursery Rhymeni Teler's Stories;
| BagbRuld's Early Lessons; Grandather's Stories
| :, Fancy Articles 4, u, s.,
Uins I1ss siiyr -, - sboii, fFi vsyst m
Ivory Needle Boxes Papier Auehe Albums Porolios
Tablets Porte Monnaes Fancy nklnd Gold and Silver Pen
etc. etc. dlO p
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A NOVEL VoYAGE.-The schooner Diamond,
Capt. Z. Stone, of $50 tons burthen, sailed the
22d ult., from Chicago, Lake Michigan for Ha-
vana. She goes through the Illinois and Michigan
canal to the illinois river where she takes load Of
corn and sails thence down the Mississippi to the
Gulf and her port of destination. Her masts ETC.,
were packed away for the canal passage. This is
trial trip for the Diamond and, if she makes it in
a given number Of days, she is to be sold for the
! III ayaDa trade
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AIRS BLAIR opening her splendid alasrnent q Mil e.
nj luory Goods Of The Latest style; EVER vaneX Of ~
Straw aud Blk Bonna Vovetu, foatheTa, tgwrs' sb- f3
bons etc All strictly attended to, and eompleted
ttss she rterfu olb
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NEwssAFSR PosTAaEs---This question d salts
ntorily answered in a letter from The Poatoffioe
department. 70 the editors Of The Milwaukee Wis
conzin. Al papsls sant from the Office Of publica-
ton are requiaed 10 be mailed without the pre-
payment of poainge'- well those purchased Of
the Office, as thoss sant regularly to subscribers.
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B00E9eHI md oTHTI4TIaTT
rs NOW RECEIVING his usual large and complete stock Tor ms
snson which he offers to City and Country trade at prices
As LOW As any OTHER MOUSE IN THIS CITIZEN
quality and style Of the stock wuranted TO Dc superior
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BEAUTIF Full
AOLVGgNly Presents

For the approaching Christmas and NeU Year.
CONSISTING IN PART
SPLENDID ANIMALS, for 1850 embellished with
numerous Engravings and bound In the finest style.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD WORKS; embracing
all the British and American Poets johnson Rasselus
Vicar of Wakefield, Paul and Virginia, Life Of Christ
etc, ETC., in new and beautiful Bindngs embelished
with Original EuRravings.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS; a large assortment,
bound in Velvet, with Gold Clasps; Morocco Ara
beslue, etc.
PORT F0LfOS, of fine Morocco Fancy Muslin and Pa
pier Mache, Of the richest designs and patterns.
WEDDING KEBONES; large assortment Of various
sizes and patterns
FANCY WORK BOXES, of Rosewood various sizes
inlaid with penrl-yery cheap.
JUVENILE BOOKS the largest assortment in the city,
consisting of all the old popular authors, together with
many new books Just issued
WRITING DESKS, Of Mahogany. Rosewood and PupieI
Mache: also, TRAVELLING DESKS, covered with
Leather and beautifully arranged, with every cOnve
uieIee for travelling for sale by
do Ct j. II. BECHTEL d CO., 40 Camp st..
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TnANEs-To the oi7ieeFs Of tbs Peytona lor late
papeu from Louissilias gansviIle, ST. Louis and
7emFhis % Bir. " Fisk, clerk 81 the A. w.
hlsel, loF Ioaisvilis and other river papers and
Is ts California ard Jas. L. Day for Mobile papers.
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fsREAr REnUCTI0N !


yEH shhws Cashmeres Mousselna dc LANES teleh
- Cioala Vss Manas, Faetoisi uhd GU sylaa n ran aha
Winter Goods, This Day reduced IN Pee eiy ~ Pt een.
as THOMAS BRADY's, q ChaEtEes Ct.
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CheY91 RTOllE Books.

M TIE attention Of all those who buy Blank Book 70 sell
again. or for their respectfully solicited to the large and
connie stock now offered FOR
Normau's stationery Establishment,
IS CAMP STREET,
which eanno, pease those who desire good and at ,he
/ -,,,a ttrpe chcau article, xpu
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Thompson - s7V'lEOlI,
Clothing Establishing MT,


NO. 10 CAMP STREET.
TEE subsctri receipt per sp1 Hero, Atlantic, and
aud GuLpg stock Seaa0upl
CouDg ap le manner and expressly for the reu
trade Gentlemen CntlaE ecuuly invited ~ call
and examine uH stock which comprises
Dress Costa, Of best black French cloth
Frock Coats, boot French coback blue, olive, brown,
green
Fancy Coats Of cu5Ied cloths and drab ere,
1wegls, etc
P9s,o' and saos of black cloth, mixed and arab cashmere,
rgecls,
Dress Pants Of black French dOan CASHMERE single aud
Die miiled with and without
Fancy Pants nie double msd dnssu and esasmsre.
patterns and styles.
Ns5 black satin, silk cashmere pud Grcnsdns; fancy
mere WOODEN velvet, hch figured silks drab, cashmere dsud aleu-
Is,
Ossrcoots o. and colgsd Cloths styles
Cloaks, Of black e0I,, g. I, and full circle
Shirt, Of linen, lr1 cambria muslin.
Hosiery MeTino, silk and cotton drawers, Undehirs aud
HalfhoEe.
Silk aud cambria randk
Black and rich figured Silk CIgvas and Morning GoWna
Silk, ctsLmeFe Merino and Jouvins KID Gloves.
SIX, cotton and giushaIn Umbrella,
o29 2pd THOMPSON NIXON 10 Camp St
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Judge z. B.. MoNRoE arrived In lime on Saturday
last 70 deliver, at the Law Department Of The Uni-
vsraty, Els IntroducioFy Lecture on Common and
Constitutional Law. His lecture evidently inter-
aaied and gralified the class, and evinced the ex
tended legal knowledge Of the learned lecturer.
His lecture consisted Of brief sketch Of the heads
Of Jurisprudence assigned TO- his chair He said
laat the science Of law, or knowledge of The rules
which govern the actions Of men, was, in some
sense, analogous 70 the map Of the world, and the
ordinary classification Of physical things. And
after few observations on classification, he said
that whatever might be the character Of any head
Of law, and howevsg might appear to be detached,
we ought generally in our discipline, and always
IN our early studies to FIRST ascertain its position on
the great map. should in this very endeavor
60 trace ON the sources Of the Common Law, or
law Of England in the country of its origin, and
70 extend our researches through It's course to the
country Of lis adoption, be able to distinguish it,
and show its connection with the organic or con-
slitutional law Of our own American Government.
We should be able to show how much Of il exists
in The Federal, and howmu in the State Consti-
tuition. In Louiaiana the basis of what iurats call
dc Private Law, is derived from the Civil or Com
mon Law butneitheF the Laws Of Rome, France OF
Spain, had any influence whatever in shaping oul
organic law. We are, like the rest Of the siatsa o
lhe Union 10 look alone To the Common Law 70
The principles to be found in our organic and cons
tufional law. We have however, we believe
tHaid the PEoieasor,l improved on the Commo
Law system. He would, in his future lecture
point out the diyeTsties, as also the distnguish1
features, between the old and new Constitutions
the Federal Government, both Of which were bas'
on the Common Law. He took occasion to sa
that in no STATE in the Union was there found NUT
more Of the Common Law in the Constitution
the relation between magistrases and people,
tween the officers and several departments Of mag
racy-than was to be found IN the State of Loui
ana. But whilst we have thus largely borrow
from our sister States in the formation of our pu
lie law, they have taken as much from our admin
bic system of private law, and are every year svi
cling an increased disposition to adopt more a
more the peculiariiies Of our system.
The learned Professor then proceeded to point
the necessity Of knowledge, to the Louisiana la
yer, Of the first principles found in the Comm
Law. He alao alluded to the nature of the L
Institutes and remarked that its object was 10 p
duce LEANED jurlais and statesmen, and hoped
tO.hring forward the mere traassHan- lawyer or
pedantc politician.
The lecture was evidently extempoFaneous,
Professor not having note before him. We
told that he last winter delivered ali his lectures
this manner, and doubtless to this habit "
owing the really able lecture delivered on Satl
day, only two or three hours after his arrival.
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NelU StLks.
M. r.. HAGGERTY & BRO

M, II. HAGGERTY g. BRO,
No, So Canal street,
VTTOULD respectfully solicit the VI ladies 20 very large
w as0rtms If silks he % and loat fashionable tylei uAi
received by them from France, per ship Brunswick
Black silks.
De Rhine, from Z n yard VIDE.
Puuii % Sole, Cru1 H. Nap, and Brilliant l.lstres
Satin lsyauuue, Roy Barehsa uad Ariaure
Rich Satin, plaid aud stripe Pesins
Extra dcn Satin Damask and Nlefed Pouli de s1ie
COlOred Silks,
Chsngeabla Gl1et Pgut De Sore plain. striped and plad
Do DO. very small stripe, for Misses,
Changra6s Glaze AnuuTes and Satin de Refine
Chtngeabu Llg5uuues uud Satin De Chine.
Very liel Br0euie end Bfocha Silks latest styles
Printed S TX Mnsllus and Tissues, Plaid FoulaTds
Spun sHk Tartan Plaids.
Plain Plaid and Changeabls EluTcnets
These selected with much care and, being pur-
French Goods enabled
sgi ID ehi hes than the present pEces this city
81 rich French Embroidered Lace and Muslin Capa
just received, and selling very low.
Of WHITE Grape ShsE pl3n dnaak and
embroidered received cad offered A ban lhg gsua price,
NJ r. HAGGEHrY BRO.
Importers Of French Goods, inl General Dry G0os Dealers
n9 ", WI, Pop If. No. So Canal suesl
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FnshIonacle lIiIIinery and Dress lIalklng

TT HAMBURQEB I'd Camp rJeeyed ~ recent an
Ill walls attended, Goods entirely Style
selected in PARIS BY experienced hand and warranted equal 10
any Other d the city. nh la
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FoR CAriroREIA.-The fine brig J. Cohen
tails for Cbagres on Wednesday the 18th inst, at
o'clock. Passengers are requestedtob be on board
dc hour
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WRITING DESKS IN Morocco, Ebony and fasI ,lache'
LADTES' FANCY INKSTANBS-ag feat \ alie'g yi;,L,.
PORTFOLIOS-vaFous styles aud Sizes WIN Oh "'"ou'
pORFf NOM AIES-a large and beautiful assor!ment.
FANCY. PEN-HOLDERS' Fapef weighs anu Taper
FASCW NOTE AND BILLETsDOUA PAPERS
,,-tb FnveIopes to match.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILs-n great variety, of the
newest and best kinds
~ For sale Al the Nsworlsau' ststonsrs Wsnhoaas
dlossplW j, u, STEEL, IA Camp 81,