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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
GEORGE BANCROF
D. l.. SWAIN. Esq.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina"
THE MESSENGERS AND MILEAGE.

The following IS copy OF the memoria
presented BY the messengers, who brought
10 Washington the electoral votes of the
different States, praying Congress to reduce
the mileage Of its members TO the standard
Of the messengers. Ii is too good TO be
lost.
/ To The Honorable, the Senate and Honse OF
Representatives. in Congress assembled.
A meeting was held ia this city on
" ednesday evening last, of gentlemen who
have horne from their respective States to
The National Capital. the votes given for
President and Vice President Of the United
States.
The meeting, aGer being organ zed, voted
that memorial DO presented to Congress,
10 express tho satisfaction VIC feel for the
law Of the last session, known as tho law
for the reduction OF mileage Of messen.
gers bearing the electoral votes" to the
National Capital, &c.
The messengers aforesaid have, by prac.
teal experience, tested the propriety and
wisdom Of this great act of rctrenchment
and REFORM" They have solved the pro.
blem which has 90 long been in dispute in
the Congress of the United States, to wit:
Whether the public interest would no. suf.
fer by reduction Of the mileage Of mem.
bers Of Congress. We regard the law Of
the last session as on experiment-as one
thu. vas to be tried on dogs and other ami.
mails, before being adopted as useful dis.
The messengers are living Witnesses TO ,
provo the fact, that l23 cents is amply
and some Of US believe that money ,
:an be made al that {
The Messengers have gathered during |
heir journey, many important facts relative
o mileage. which they would cheerfuly
i've 10 the committee upon tina, subjec., II I
equired. II is conclusive upon one point. d
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
A MINISTER'S WELL NOT THE WELL
OF SALVATION,

A clergyman, not quite hundred mile,
from Edinbure, preached n mos, edifying
discourse on "Come and draw water out Of
the wells Of salvation, wiihou. money and
withou, price," On the following week
some Of his parishoners took the liborty Of
drawing water from very line spring we'll
in tho parsons garden, at which the learn.
I'd divine was not little netlled. Being
reminded by tho intruder, of his text and
sermon, the reverend gentleman replied
+" You may draw as much water as ye like
from the wells Of salvation, bu. if you come
here again and take my water, III send a
bullet through you"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
POETRY.
The California E,,,i-rant.

oss % en-
'uhc--" ~ Sassanah 7"
como from Salem city,
I'm sa.ar,o cai.ss =" NY H"ee
rse ,'.tI a., -
IL rs;ned al n,.,', 49,. S.t,o
Ths wes,is, :, ,s.... ''''
The ann ~ ~,
uhi h,o,i.a,., 49,,
Or. c.i.n'.a,,s
That,. ~. Ia -
IN ~. ~
Wnh ~ u.s., hal .".1'
ny ""Se
Jumped abr I'D Tie LIN ship,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26

~ Advertisements insnisd at One Dollar Ne,
square, Q6 iiaes or lees. this ai.sd fype) for he
.fra inssrfion. and 25 cents for each confirm.
saee. Court advertisements aud SLeriG's Sales
sharged 70 per cent higher: and deduction Of
$50 fer cent. ,oia be made from The regular mi.
ees,J saUerfisers by the year. Adreftisernent,
Inserted monthly ov quarterly 81 per square for
each time. Semi-moafhlg Is eenis per square
for each time.
W fos'mas'crs arc respectfully requested to
sct rs Agents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
FINANCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.

We have received copy of the Repor,
OF the Treasurer of North Carolina embra.
cling the Receipts and Expenditures from
November l, lS46, to November /, ls4S,
which we condeuse as follows:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26

DISBURSEMENTS.
P'l for support Of Com. Schools. lSl1, s96,5ll 81
Do. do. do lS4S, l0l, $50 o.
Expenses Of Literary Board, includ.
ing Printing, l,94i 02
Building Deaf and Dumb Asylum, $500 90
Swamp Lands, 1921 25
Education Of Deaf and Dumb, 1899 90
Loan to Floral College, 1000 90
5000 ,005 81
Balance on hand, Nov |, 1918, 1922 60
s3js,2ls 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01
From the Boston Courier.
tx,rr TN aIrl . I'M n {

From the Boston Courier.
- TWILIGHT MUSINGS.
Welcome hour Of pensive twilight,
Bringing calm and sweet repose,
As in beauty fades the sunlight,
Eve her mantle round us throws:
Then how sweet affsction's greeting,
Gentle tones and fond embrace,
RlissflI moments all too Heeting,
On our hearts their memory trsce,
o! when stars are softly cleaning
Heavenly radiance from above,
Then the spirit. sadly dreaming,
Whispers to It's cherished love
Mournful tales Of joys departed.
Bright hope, crushed and pleasures ger
Dear ones gone! The broken hearted
Earth Gun never weary more
Nov on fancy's tireless pluions
~ Soars the spirit far away
Wanders on from csr,h's dominious,
To the realms Of perfect day
List the sweet, melodious thrilling,
ofthe bright. immortal throng,
Richly blending voices thrilling
In one joyous, heaven. taught song
!, May life's sunlight fade serenely
yss.,Iuto twilighrs softencd glow
4, conntIess stars slime forth as qlecnly,
Cooling waters gently flow;
Faithful friends be ever dear mo,
s I, As approaches drcary night,
By their love and truth 10 cheer me,
sta In my veal or woe unite!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

An exchange paper very gravely informs
US that young man who was recently hath
ing in the the Missouri river, seeing mum.
Der of ladies approach. drowned himself
from motives Of delicacy.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18

ing the note without the use of chromatic sigma
lures
L. P. HAsLErr, Louisville, Ky., improvement in
inhalers, OF lung protectors. Patented June IL,
1919.
Whit claim as my Improvement and desire to
secure by letters patent, is
First. claim the nose or nouth-joint having the
piece made TO fiji the nostrils or the mouth In
combination with tho valves A and b, for the pur-
pose Of causing the air TO enter and be discharged
through separate orifces as herein described.
Second. In combination with the said nose or
mouth joint and valves, ] claim the ftercr d, either
with or without the tube E, as described.
j. l.. MoTT, Neo YORK; N. ", improvement in
cooking stoves. Patented June II, ls49
What claim as my invention, and desire to Sc
cure by letters patent is the method substantially as
described, Of equalizing the heat In the oven by
combining with the diving flue at the back, and the
series Of tubular flues at the bottom, with spaces
between them, the return lue below the flue tubes
and the return flue at the back OF the diving fue
substantially as described.
And also claim the method of protecting the top
plate OF the stove or the parts thereof by lining II
them with perforated plate or plates, with some
earthly cement or other refractory substance inter-
posed between the plate or plates and the perforated
lining as described.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18

PEER AT FAsHIoShBLE LirE.A couple Of
lawyers who do not circulate among the upper
ten DESTROYS Of penetrating into the secrets Of
fashionable life, adopted the singular experiment Of
mounting upon one another's shoulders and peeping
Into windows Several ladies' in fashionable man
sion on Fourth street the other night, were assem-
bled in their parlor around workable, chatting and
conyersing gay, when man tumbled heels over
head into their mids--One Of the two lawyers men
toned above had mounted upon the others shoulders
In kind of crsw-fish fashion, and was luxurinting
in the loveliness OF the fair ones there assembled
den lurch and sent his colleague headlong into the
70 m The master OF the house, alarmed at the
cries of the ladies' came into the room and elected
the gentleman us suddenly us he had entered So
much for glimpse of fashionable life.-- Cincinnati
Nonpdrid.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18
NAVY SUPPLIES UNDER THE BUREAU
OF DOCKS AND YARDS.
NAVY AoESr's OFFICE,

- ~ N Psnsae0lI May &c, 1919.
EALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, for each class sepa-
y mtely, endorsed Proposals for Supplies for Navy
Yards" Will be received at this office u " ocloek NJ
on Monday the 18th day Of June next for furnishing and
delivering at the navy yard al Pensacola at such place
Places as may be directed by the Commandan free Of ex
pense to the Government the materials and articles herein
ufer specified, viz
CLASS No. l-Bricks.
bricks all to be Of the best quality and uniform In
size; samples In this Office
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18

"Comc, GOMEZ said Toms father, sat your time Of
life,
There's no longer excuse for thus playing the
rake
II is lime you should think, boy, Of taking q wife,
nWhy, 20 IT., father Whose wife slnll take"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18

Says Jim to Hui, "what gives your eye
That reddish tint my sense surpasscs."
Says Hal to Jim 1.-THE reason, why,
II Is because use strong glasses"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18
REPERANcEs
DR.. l.. PARMELE, Dentist.
n. u, a. w. ". GILMAN. |

UNITED STATES m TEL. In consequence q
u the continued IN health Of NE asug proprietor Q, ins
paIrs II Iss been deemed advisable to close for the pre-
sent Ia order that The repairs may % NOR, conveniently
fixtures lease for five years. and nm cehouse, containing
five hundred loads 81 Ice for sale
10 HENRY HAW or WIN. n SCOTT, ut this place ~
WAsHIsoroS, June ", 1919 lunelo-dii
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18

An EAGLE SHoT ny WoMAs.--Mrs. Bagley, OF
Milo Maine, shot large grey eagle last week, which
was bouncing down upon her child, at play In the
yard. The little fellow assailed the eagle with his
hoe, and Mrs. Bagey got the gun and brought the
bird down
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-18
DAILY NATIONAL WING.

Alletrrs ring paper containing advertise
oents. mus. be directed To CIV. FENToN, Publisher
Of the National Wing"
n-oriers papers must he accompanied by the mon.
ey or they will not be attended TO.
u-All money will be credited al the par value IN
Washington City.
nS-Ai communications for inserion in tile paper, all
intelligence Of every description, all confidential commu
nieaons must be addressed To w, G SNETHEN, Editor
the National Wing and must be postpaid they will
not be taken out.
rs-.See ProsPectlls on la page
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04

HgwLErT' s.--H. B. EXCELSIOR, a. Ha1ingten, J. z.
Beyils. A. o. T. l., Which, *. Mnoah5 X b. katiii,
:, VERAspaI NJ ElamII. DssobrE.- A. Y. De- Vale.
= g. Howell, La r. p. NinsOlF, Wm- Nelson, A. Cup
-. a. shaw, = Hughes. MIS- D. 5Fausss SyilzsaE
u Flank and iaigy Fraecss r. b. Emees5 =. Miuges VI
tieriaas, 3. " Powell and family IoE. G. B1oNn. "
9i q = kcek ARD ladg, Ten ReT aud ladysN f-sJ.
Bell NJ g. W. Br8Fa, Nike.
ST. CHARItss4D c. HalcBisou. j. F. Hirst, s. T. HaB
e y, - y Ch4mseF MISS -tgx Cal pr. y Halsa, =
- 4ai tap y II. seag1t q -. A. Ghas Wash, No
PIE AsZ Barrow W. Tailor, La; Geo Bradfsh N. "
~ ~ " iHansl Baf4 Mr., and Mn Dean, 5lis Julia
Dsl.ll5 . uiieos n " DE-. N A. Mcleod
I SiolisiEnelsI, aofEL.-IssmHs G.. Caihoun, Ala T.
~ ON ~ X ~ he2i sits " y; D. & ainghells Day
44isea.i a 81 siesus, Mabss 81 Raiae PiiisbnrF L.
i ~ a8a .sag' ~ Louis5zJ kathaff Pont Coupee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04

Fhe regular meeting o tis bod, was held last evenings
Recorder Seuzepeau Presiding, and seven members present
A message received fom The Mayor, stating thai be
had, according TO the OEnace requiring the saa leased the
Pot Market 10 Mr. P. Williams for the sum OF $4,000
communication read from The Surveyor III repeetto
oeuing certain Streets and erecting strJst crossings
LaitLOn the table subject TO call .s-'s'r
communication was received from T Jam stating thdt
he had been employed as police oicer in the
month Of May last aud hal he had received eope
on the tableap On motion bis ae wRsordeFed to bepaeed
A communication was Fecaiyel SIGNED by Kloppnger
Simpson, a number oi others ernission 70 esiab
Viriory streets Refeued % a4tommttsss on Police
A petition ree5isel from s. q. Stokes, proprietor Of
same IN Wab9sto sausrs for S geeS The pei in
was on motion OF NIr WIZ laid on the table nufdtely
the SecoAd n uIlepaty calling ie attention o. the Goun-
;Vvasread and reiai7gi 10 tlis Finance Committee.
Nc lVtz moved that the Char egpoint member 70 gu
ismposag sbsenes Of Hir. Warner The ilotong@Ss eaIfed
Mt Witt, from the Fnance Coanhntses offered the tols
Rqs3gsa T8af the Treasurer be allowed an additional
compensation OF $50 Cor the collection OF the extra tax.
/ BcsJipcd, That lie Tteasarer be JOwed additional
MI CrqzaEopposs die resolutions, the ground dat The
o saaR an RS al lRG PSi lax AM N.Y. IN % IN o
he measure as h5ng one eQpuoalg ana nqthlg 1st
the Municipality would nov be abe pas of III t6s
poor iaoores Of whom 50 mue5 Iia1 bs5n asas a. Az
which wefe put in court b. tho Attorney 9l 70 iRrlP eygIs
peIs etc lie said that thsrg la ~ e. y PED gs5 I
lostto the Mugepaitg QT Waatot lis li5 s m ,
hnd been Instituted bad been unable e si the loeatloa OF
the pTogsrtY although he had aa4 ls.h % l 4
Fd s 10 pfoacff5, atog o epasos were
nm conn sss o5posei e a 5slg the Treasurer any
extra compensation but had no oe2a 70 giving him an
NV soiSRoa lsos gGt iaij Az Coune @ convinced as
Isni and arH6as dutes to s uaepaity they would not
hesitate la granting hun ne eAs eongeaGn &c 9 esie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04


SEW oRLEkes CLAss1rfczeros.
IParor --.-...,...s9sa IAliddhng Fsif -. ~ te
QElinary ...-...... ~ = 81 Pair. ..7i ~
a aidali ,Y , II az ~ sieed Fss
4 TOBACCO. = About Is hhds were talsa, including IS
bids, r ats, ar 3 and 10 at 81 and - hHss Admit
fed, Il at6's, = at ,,ant a. &c. q b.
Il SUGAR AND BdOLAS e. The SOCK Of sdgar on
hs Levee large IN The morning. and roo were taken
about sc decline SAILS, Also Of 1900 LBS Moess at
s0lsaz01te., mostly a. he latter rate.
FLODR.-The large reteip OF Sunday have rendered the
market somewhat dner, though without depressing prices
aRt WeeaF Of 1859 bis. sold, ineluinE Geo bb Chic, fl
atboafs al - O.; I0 bbs. at the sms 20 IBIS supnA
81 Louis lo at IS 1.5z; 200 do. at Is ass .
% common at S3 ST. and iSo sza Illinois at - 40a IS 50.
CORN.-A good Shipping demand, with sales of LOCO
sacks, Of which 500 sain several lots, to broker at
~ 80 sacks atO 112s aeks selected 81 and Sl01 sacks
OATS.-sas Of 1000 sacks at ne Il far Ohio and 459
sc. for prime s.. Loaiis =,
HAYA saie OF go bales Eastern at SIS @ aad q tons
prime al 81 00--an advance
BRAN-40O sacks solI 60 the Leveeat SIZE . 100 h.
an advaace.
PROVIsIOEs-The eaIas u Pork were confined to sman
lots at IS Is fa7 Mes and SO 6gslI eof0r1 Mos OF ba
con, 80 casks prime 5houidss brought = and z easa 4se
q Is. Lard lln, with salssof 30 bhs ats, "a bb at
il kegs at 81 and 159hsss Glso.i b. of'}Fesisn
Cheese, 90 boxes taken oa the Leyes a ~ n,
BAGGING AND RcPE.-ae-iiaces ard q coils tIliHia
brandt old al Is an7e tour months aiding interest
gALT-22,oO 600 bushels Turks Island sold % asliye at
WHISKY .-Pdcs l looking up sale Of q bea hse-
tfed at BE. and "a bbla. eirso lssl at i1e q gallon
EXCHANGES.-NO alteration.
FREIGFTa.-A. small vessel taken Tor Genoa q Ao tol
Cotoa and the big BneAa Vista oad with Sugar up the
Coast, for New X5rss at = % q hhd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE 11A.RKET.

LAFAYETTE, Monday, DeeemhRf ,4--F-
Arrived To-day, steamer ee KEY, with o Beeyes, 2CoEss
q Caves and 40Q Sheep eaele, euWssand Calves;
Ailoi,s A Havess si sheep iiatboats 40 Hos,
BEEg CATTLE, lae stock tho lnaset IS heavy. and
HoGs.-Hoders are somewhat 6rnlsf and tolI1 Learn
Of no salas at les uhan Ia. Sc. q b nat-
sHEEF-Thasoa sale are held n 90 % q bead.
AILcH C0Ws.-Extreme prizes, sz59s55 p head.
CALyEs-In good demand al q 9614e q b net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING DgcEMBEa 4. Is40

Coroner Spsadsn held an inquest, yesterday morning at
oeock, 10 the ticket Office d eCsro Railroad, upon
The bodies Of Bseh and Chapman. a Jury was ernpan-
nee, and afler YissF Of the victims they rendered qeiet
that death rusd from the eEDoon Of ts locomotive In
dusty The wreck had leea removed Canooa and to
that place tie imy and the CoDney eaa for the purpose
Of fniy invesaiing The causes Of he disaster. Up to late
hour bar night TepoTt had been rendered Che oeesof
Capt Spe54ens and cannot ho give the result Of Che ia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04

Hdulwure, BuiidiRg Materials, and Self Closiag q
., Hinges,

Rar8gare, building Materials and Self Closing gate
Hinges
FE'E undersigned would cali lhe attention of Planters and
L Others to his Stock, and the examination Of the
great improvement in the style of ATE HINGE, 90
"a which he pledges himself 20 be one of The most
~ useful articles ia the South Also hand
- and for sale cheap, large lot Of GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOL etc having too many, aud guns than
dollars, wuuld sell cheap. FINE DEER Guns yet not dear
Gun-sOme guaranteed 10 kill at both ends and Others that
will guarantee TO Kill at but endand on; IN fact guar
ante 10 go off Though by the way, my CpLTs PISTOLS
not being silver mounted may not shoot straight, my Rifles
Whl II hey receive ctqrgei hnt ule GATE HINGES VIII
work. and doubt, they tried 80, on band and
daily coming in; large lot Of MECHANICS TOOLS OF
all kinds, which Invite the attention of Mechanics not
after they have bought, but helOre so thai may have
chance them, and will guarantee 10 sell for as muca
can possibly gel. VIM. A. BEECHER, - Charities ST.,
Do 81 Where the Big Gate stands before the door.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04

hatlHi Consisting W ART Of
Blank Books, such as super.royal
LedEerH, Journals, Cash and
Ray Books, Invoice ard Record
Books, Royal Medium, DENY
aud Cap, IN fail sets, Of every
ttyll Of ruling and bin, ing, some
hsnlsomely PACED, and wsr-
ranicd Of the best liheR paper.
Steamboat Books, Of every form IN
use Freight and CEh'h Regis
teTs, Passage r. glsters, Wood
and General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and MeHo,an-
uum Booksi u every kind Of
ruling.
Wit'HgP Papers, super. roysl, royal,
DENY, folinpott, English, French
nrh AmeutH Cap and Letter
Paper, uiied ana plain, Com
mercinl Post ami Record Papei,
ruled and plain, Prchet fo7l
and Note Paper, Papeteries Of
various qualities, a very fine as.
turtmeut, together with MnttG
aud Transparent WaffTs; lllu.
minated Waiers-a new and
beautiful article.
EHacy Colorsd Pdecr, glazed and
plain surface, various colorE
Eng iah and Amgncan Tissue.
assorted COLOR, Tncug Paper
every size, Gold and Silver Pa
per and Strips, Bristol Boar a.
rvcry size AM thickness, PerlO
Wtcd Boards Of different colors
Scaling HGr and Wafsrs, in greu
variety, superiine English uni
American, Of ali roloIs and sizet
Writing iaks, Of every quality
Eugliah, French, Ameti5an an,
German, every color,
Erira fine French Pump H.kstuld
OF very superior finish.
IatsiTiis Of every Mind, glass, ma
hogauy, iron and bIouz3d metal
"a very fine ass0Itm-ut.
Paper Wdghis, fancy gass, irol
and bTuzed.
Pen Holders, fine silver-mountc.
POfrupine, Porcelain and rs
cutchsunShel Pen.holders, YER
fine.
Mll0 SEALS Glass Motto seaii
various designs; Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl and Ivory Tablets, a fin
assortment,
Dcsk Tablets and Calendars.
Porcelain States, every Hze, som
IN Morocco frames, q very hn
and superior article.
Letter Clips, different sizes an
patterns, English aud American
gilt aud bu1nEed,
Later Rsecipers, different sizes.
Spring Tape Measures, yer
convenient az iCls for The peck,
some Wllh linen gauge oil
tachtd, brass and German Hlvel
Music Books A few beAuiN
manuscript Music Books.
pnigm Blouers, different sizes,
very useful attic c.
zdHry Tape Fine Iink and blu
Tape, Tor counting house use,
fine assortment
fEmcy ColoFgi Tt5iIe - Liner
hemp aud cotton Irvine, Of evur
variety and thickness.
Adhesive Bands and India Rub5,
Of alt sizes and qualities.
Ir9rv and Bone Letter Stamps,
fine assortment, plain AMI hg',
W0od Stamps, fol engraving.
Block Seals, for notarial purpose
all tizes.
TrOTy Riles, 6 and 70 inches.
Measuring Rods, very hne, BOT
wood.
~ From the facilities aiinrda
ness, We are enabled to sell all d
only a portion Of our stock, on
vite the mercantile community
fore purchasing elsewhere
nj smsod&W Siaiio.-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04

Mathematical Instruments oreyery
quality AID puce.
lVnier C0lors-Reevea and New.
mans iuperhpe Cel0rs, in boxes
Of every size, with auh'without
locks and drawers. aud a ing
assortment OF loose coluIs, b. the
single cake.
PeHciis-Sahle and canel's-bau
Pencils and Drawing Pencils VI
every grade,
FabeT's Lsad Pencils A large
su ply Of Ihgse superior Peneils
lr different gradUssnlways ou
hand.
ColOgei Cray0iB, a dre ass1tt-
manti in wool aud othetwiss.
Rulers Parallel, octag1n, square,
/ round and fat Rulers, ii every
hind and size.
Diuiders German silver spring
and plain brsss Dgiders.
'9,s 4, C-'le'y-t ne rem and
Deak Raves, and Etesera, Of
every description.
Gold Peas Brown's. spencer's,
/ French, Laddaus Spencer nui
/ Randsll's. and The large IN.
crossing Pens.
tGoId PANEL and Pen H,JJsrs a
/ fine assortment soma -,yi,b stg,,s
/ heads.
g., ~. ,,,
kcrs, on nar,is and IN Goaes' al
! evcrv des.riDuoN in urs.
! QiVs 49, swsr. will r,,s. and
i HudgoD's Raw Ou6us III ev,r1
\ number, tom s 10 liu nv M
Thousand ur under.
i S,,...;.- -. g.,
~ III, 80 = ( - x crew sll4 Le'
cnt s.zsi. Siih anoorS nm i en,n
] plete, Eurhas Roois. I'M g,psS.
l Is, Onsd ami Blo-tinp PAM
lDr,,...i,,1 - -.
''s,at ~ ~. ~ : -, -. illia ssiewi VIII
~. '''" '-l'NpI'' Oh ever
I ProHi's Printing IND, orgvery gun
! lIty and price, in kegs and can
listers, 81 every color. Liibo
graphic Ink, OF iheiine1t quality
, i constantly on land.
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DANCING ACADEMY.-

Mr. p CIlSSEY late from Paris, respectfully ,,z4
NJ the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this he viii k@IS
rstPf the November bis Dancing cadeJny sfg
No IS Carondevt street where he wtl eac lI the @tt
Dances that IN the fashionable
circles m Paris, such Quaiflcs VutEa deux Temps g.
Waltz cnque Temps, German Polka RGu hoscJsa Polka
zurka which tire only Dances nBw received fashionable
saloons Europe hr C. being
both graceful and elegant particularly Wpn danced BY lads and
geHllgmdn. Il BE- e3sly leaned
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn those Dances car be
Instructed BY calling kirC between and 2ocoek osehouu
ICING devoted to giving private lessons tie viii also give lessons
Day or cldfsn Mondays Thursdays. Hours Om sococl
Gegspet are sealy informed dat Glass will be opened M
diem until 10 VclnCkevry in e those
aih perfect tsHse ysin short ne Mr. c. engaging otlel
them AdaHce Quadl Wdes he space OF dis month
NJ Dizziness Of the ead in wang entirely Dancing
Rooms, IS Csgondglet street Comu0n. o29 5a
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FIFTY D0LI.ARs RFWARn.

CTOLEN, on tbe nght Of lie IA inst noable Baoked
- GOLD WATCH medium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Bnnkman & Collin
tre initials s. WI Alo-a GOLD CHAIN,
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached The
above reward viii be gven and questions asked TO any
person who viii return the said Watch and Chain to Ii,
10 &, WOLFF, IS Gaviss street.