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100 NEGROES and Land.

Al OAMDEN, NlADlCON OOO ~
On the 81 Of january, 1880,
WILL be sold, ONE HUNDRED, FINE IA, NEGROES,
w mostly in families. Aso-A PLANTATION, -
Camden, Of 26OO acres, Of which about 1000 ~
"a in cultivation and have been cleared -
~ within five years the land hes in compact body
forming nearly square large portion Is creek bot
tom, and, 10 the language Of an eminent genteman
whose estate Joins it, is oerH udiHabes and should pro-
aace Gs pLQttdbe results IN .isstssippi Also
"A SOCK OF as tine MI les as any in the State,
with JArTLEs Hoes, Provision, etc. Among 3 "a
the Negroes Is an excellent Carpenter and Black. NM
smith, and an experienced and Tusty Driver. akAa
~ is desirable to sell the whole estate together long time
Onot eAeng seven yea) but II it cannot be done the Ne
gues VIII be sold in gangs families and the Lana Mules,
etc sseIaisie, either Tor cash on credit
~ Information be had by addressing a note to me,
AZ Camden, by personal inquiry there at any time after the
| tih december tbs ~ w. Z, JOHNSON.
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Valuable Slaves For Sale................in MObfl
BY DORRANCE s. SONS.

"WEDNESDAY, January 1885, at II O'cloekWl be sold for
w cash, in front Of the Mansion HOUSE. public
Fifty younH end likely creole NEGROES Alaba-
ma, and peecuy accmad They sold 5s up estate,
oppo uny hes presented purc
Of desirable family The parties in interest prto sell them
fc-niC supposed planters would prefer buy
All who WISH TO purchase would do well to attend this sale
Also, will be offered To- sale, liberal credit the
consisting good land Feler particulars
regaId The land will be made known at sale.
any other inornatign apply ". E. STARkE 81 Canal
street, NeROrleans di7
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THE RIGHT PLACE.
R e 8s @ VI

NOSE want Of MILLINERY or FANCY GOODS
Il VIII ind Mrs. CAMPBELL'ss POvdras and Ca
r0Hdet streets the right place bHB GQ0is cheap. Her
nssortment Of PARIS Cqpot large and Of the best styles
be found in the city. Besides Bonnes Of all kinds, Mr. c.
has Maullas Grape Shaws Boys and Infants Caps and
variety Of pretty and useful things for the Holidays.
tW BOnnets cleaned and pressed the Philadelphia
slyle... .DIessmakng n die best style. dl9
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Elegant Furniture Elegant Furnitu
BY j. M. DEPASS.

Office 70 Banks .9rcqde -; DEPAss, Auctioneer
VEDNESDAY, December g, al 10 ocock-Wiil
w Benviie and Franklin rs on scoin
Of departure, the contents Of sid house, viz;
Mahogany Bedseads, Mahogany Glasses Mahogany
Bureaus and Glasses Pier Tables and Gle Sofas, Dyans
ing Glasses Brls Ce-pe, Rugs Rockers, Lounge Tetete,
randoe Manlel Clocks, Curtains Centre Tables Card Tables
Aiso...
One superior 1 Side Dish Heaes; sups and
Croekery We're superior Cooking Stove Heating Stove
/ etc. etc. Tern cssh.
Persons can examine the ee previous 10 day Of sale dD
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BREACH OF TRusT.-Joae Ruiz Cuetos charged Fran
cisco Agudo before Recorder GenOis with retaining the
amount Of $3.50 left in his hands warrant was sued fol
the arrest of the accused
LAKoEsY-John Downs was taken into custody yesterday,
accused by Mr. Stout Of stealing his DoeketbOok.
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AMIJeEMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDHAs SIRE

A THVTChW THE 4rfsE pOYUs4aa gVI{ETgr
= - /. =,
/. Nc sS1rav III s, - . " p, ~ '
BLACK EYED sUhAN' a.. 20,
iihll hi5: ynanifau
.ftaliain. MI = u hoo1
1nasn MIS- elfn rope
Iht1l the cue COMEDY Or MODEL OF a VIE E..
slel-. ION hoa3sl.i mr. Chahtau
Nose afeiasl esa1aetsr.......M Mr. Chanfruu
songs Mr. Y o. Bo2n
s'lS
solpiuus ~ s AlsYnd h' OF 4o9A. IN SAsl ~,
l93a.s M Chanlfan
yhely. 4 " Booh
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PLACIDEis YARIETIEs.
ORLEANs IlHEATRE

ORLEANS STREET, between Royal and Bourbon
" SATURDAY EVENING Dec. a. 1913, W1u be peff1Imed
Donizstti's Grand Opera, entitled
THE MARTYRS.
~ MondayThe Grand Opera Of THE JEWEss.
~ Performances will commences at hai-past6 o'clock
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FOR CALIFORNTA.

re- IL 4 a L IF y 10 " a.
q. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CaIiornia.-PaeEeiefl
ss 5sF fs f isGRPfG s5e ' Ioh nf g. g.
yey bayng part q her easg9 fa board WI mss with imme
for cabin and -cond cabin aad is well found aud
D0''l' ~ o '''0T TOBY BoGEBT. 60 Camp street,
Cabin paage $3.50; Second Cabin, SEQ aud fornd d2'
ezEz- FOR CALIFORNIA via Chagrss The
Sii Il, splendid steam sup ALABAMA, j. j. WI. ght,
ss2a59cQmmandef. will leave i.om Chagres direct,
MONDAY Januely 20, at o'elocs P: NJ
IN saloon $50
In Stearaee Ress Win tbe crew AZ
No Ticket secuted until pad for. Freight % cents per
az An expe.ielc5d Surgeon S aach1i to the Alab1ma
as to pee nEe tS R TsGS az nd2?f Pov,
.zzEHzs. FOR CHAGREs, via Hay = o. s. .1faa
s : S5tf9S Io to6s f 6o56s1 ma, .a faH
J. Harsieue, U 5. NJ commanding viii leave Tor Chagrs
with the California and OREGON Mails, Oh VI o DAY,
of St Mary street, Lafayette
In Saloons, TO Chagres,. 90
In seerage and mess with crew to Ciages %
Freight, 50 cents per cubic loot.
Passenger for havana must passports from the
No passage secured until paid An passage tickets
and orders to receive freight must be procured from the Office
,,a PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & CO, Agents,
ss B. ta5 ssssGs lsssSs 70 f E1lsea ssIs5s
| 80 FOR CAIIFORNIA-PGssa 0nIv-The sub
NfKa stantial ard fast-sailng ship M ERCA Nj. Capt
POSITIVELY a FL B i25 e 9 Of dJJ9 aaS52y G Ie1 Fo
rsage only (lef CARGO being engaged and mostly
/ bO-rl,J apply 10 PARADISE, LApVRASON & co,
] dl3 81 GFaver street..
p. s. The Merchant has very superior ations oI
30 Cabin and 81 Steeuge pas angers, ard will engf
beyond that numbe; Rates Of Paage-ln Cabin $3.50.
| In SteeTage $50.
| -. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California, Direct
&haE Frcigh5 0iy-Ihe superior, coppered and copper
zaa fastened fastsailing ship RI SSIA, Capt. J. o.
Wilson, having the greater portion her cargo engaged
now loading at Post No b. 2d Municipality, and will meet
with immediate dispatch. For freight only, apply
| dl3 PARADISE. LAWRASON & CO, 81 Grayief st..
| e. FOR CALIFORNIA OTieqns and Cha;
eIfz gres RegHIa LiRe-The Al fast sailing cOppercd
| - and coppef-fastened brig MOUNT VERNON,
Dqcey, master, having superior accommodations for
cabin and Storage Will positively sail Is above.
Those persons going to California, Chagres paiou-
larry requested to look this vessel before taking passage
elsewhere. For tickets apply TO
| o. WICKHAM, IS Common street,
do Or TO R. NJ. HARRISON s. co, IA GTayisT st.
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AUCTION SALES.
Family Family Slaves
BY j. M. DEPAss.

Office No. 20 Banks arcade.
saturday December x ocock-YYli be odd a Bank
for California
Girl MARY JANE aged 4 yea cook house servant; and
child, aged years, fully gusrsntsd
Girl BETSY aged n years cook warer and ifoper with
her child, aged years, fully guaranteed.
Girl LEFTY, aged y years, No superior
Toner fully guaranteed against all the vices and ala prescribed
Of sale before D. Ricardo Notary Public at the expense Of
the purchaser.
Terms cash
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THE sIX-LFGGED HOG
Crescenf CITY Cir,

rs NOW ON EXHIBITION s. CHARLES hreet opposite the
Commercial Exchange, whore every should call and
The Greatest WoRdcr Of the .4ge-A HOG, with six
perfect Legs and four Hams.
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CT
~CAPTTTDA 1, s. OO'0OO.A
WRMg c6 6StAER Secretary ssSfiasRS
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
THE undersigned, having been appointed Agent (p place
on the NOS yos5e terms, aganst FIRE MARINE AND
All los viii he promptly settled here or paid in Hartford
Conn., at The option OF ne I IRsgr99' .Tupop Ant
u Office g Camp street. New Orleans OBJ Is
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Samuel Bell, Thomas 4 Adams, Nose; Greenwood,
David Hadden. John B. Benz '''''' wv Stanton
f'Gd y ' Ysi i oSns 34 Rsi l. n Wight
F. 4 Y Walsh, James 4 Kil5kham, RIB, Sumner,
Y Baddsabs E Sa e e g gsgG 9 EeSSb
g. A. BaITiere Q; L. Dabelsteen, +. PUG Pug,
R saBG g. SR &. R@S 5isbi, + GG alse
Mutpai surance.,
FIRE SPEy MRRSE R'p KSS RIVER I R
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
The Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Ne"
With subscribed and pledged CAPITAL of
200, 900 Dollars,
Is now ready TO receive applications and make in
Camp and GTaver street, on
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
| at the tariff rates of premium.
InlsIOnpany lsestanlsleQ upon the lhu-
| tua Principle OF Insurance. and is emphat-
| ically Home Institution. Its earlin IS are
| to be invested and employed here, under
| the immediate control OF the Trustees and
| not sent 70 other cities for investment.
Every person nsUrng with becomes interested in its
ceand the PROFITS, instead Of being divided among few
stockholders belong those who insure with the Company.
The Trustees of the vital necessity of well secured
and pledged FUND reliable in of loss, and ample
der all ordinary calamity the public that they have
| now fund of
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Subject to A. the contingencies ofCAPITAL and liable 70
the losses of the Company.
The Iusees believe this subscription offers full security
the assured and that this Company presents unusual guaan
tees for prompt and liberal settlements cases of loss tn
funds Of the Institution retained here and its beng puT
Southern and Domestic Institution, its
tToed by foreign dectOrs and il will conform SOuher
habits in its mode of business.
The portfolio Of the Company Is at all times open for tn
inspection of parties wishing make insurance with it,
SAMUEL BELL, President.
THOMAS A. ADAMS Vice President.
CHARLES J. MANsoNl, Secretary. jy19 m6is
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~ From facilities afforded change in our btis
nesa we ave enabled all articles above eing
only portion Of ock,l the liberal terms and We M
community generally eIamne selection Be
DAVID FELT s. co,
nj smsodGw ssaioasrs' Hau, No. q clarirss stlsst
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. fDOh NIGHTS lhOhE-
POmarede's Original Panorama
MISSISSIPPI, AND INDIAN LIFE,


MISSISSIPPI, AND INDIAN LIFE,
Will be exhibited
SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Dec.
%, %, "a aud rs.
TlERSONS Panoramic
Father Of Waters will More.
Liberal the admission
Ls open o'clock PANORAMA moving
Tickets % had door, 50 cents children under years.
halfprice. A. A. PARKER, Director.
South W estern Circus.
ID EOPENNG Mammoth South Western Circus the
IL Carondeet Perdido streets MONDAY EVENING
Dec IL 1873 occasion the ceebrstel Stump Orator and
AM LATHROP, Z engaged limited number Of
nigh g. will make his first appearance in NewOheans
exhibited this city, there being forty active members
aehed eleven Of whom Stars Of the first magnitude their
prol sion.
~ Easy Chairs Family Boxes fitted up expressly for La
N a.
Al glvQ OK
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ISt6ElIEe q Fancy St0ttOMeI'Y,

WIN " EN59 q DU6
DEALERS IN frNK FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, ETC.
d3 Is cod 3ip IL Camp street.
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a.. FOR LIVEaPOOIl-The splsnlia a 4 Rdish
S ship (slIlSHf, Capt. Neuil, WI h1Ve ifIlllslle
dispatch for the above port and has superior qceol
uOdaiions f6f PASSENGERS Fqf freight apply 70
kLENCsENllfll q COZ,
d3 o. to G. W. OLIVER. e g. Charles st.
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Dr. CHriatie,s GALVANIC NECKLAcE

Is ud for an Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
as bronchitis, Inflammation Of the throat, and SICK
headache dizziness Of the head, neuralgia IN the face buz
zing roaring IN the cars, deafness which Is generally called
norfoua and that distressing complaint called tic dou0uieux
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COTTON ~ II NflliALLg 81
Cotton. bales. l051cc4I -
Stock on hand Sept y BE-. 1875
As's''u nv iss-ssls si7s- e
Exported past week - -, go -
pTeEi1lay 1890 l5lsA9t --ls1s5e9 49, -
Stock On hand, not ....s.....1E9 sss4 Sil
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GN In Nervous Complaints, drugs and medicines
prosraed systep while under the strengthening life giving
vazing influence Of Gayanism, applied By this beautiful
and wonderful discovery, the exhausted pHten and weakened
sufferer restored to former health, Strength elasticity and
Vsor 4 he great peculiarly and excellence Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

M n I.OnIslIIIe Fecket HlsIlElE hIsFe CaVt,
p. A. Key--kor Louisville, New Albany Ev-
- n ansyile Smithland, Paducah, Cairo and Mem
phs The new, tasrunning and magnificent passenger
steamer BELLE KEY, is receiving freight and will
leave for the above and intermediate ports on SATURDAY
the I'd ins O'Clock p. N. For freight passage hav-
ing Accommodations usuTpasd by any boat the Western
al r. B. SMITH, IS Magazine st.
The plan OF the cabin may be and secured
n.ar.lf rasfoa sraff thai
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TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES

h.IIEIf. The subscriber Is now hy prepared 10 ur
.SRkft1Attak ns Steamboat Companies with all sizes o
RI Dmp, a Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest boats the largest class steamers
This blower " constructed upon sound philosophical pr
eples combining great strength aud durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force To the ain with
much less power than any other Fan Blower now in
nae without making the least unpleasant noise while in
moon The superiority of this blower is al once manhesi
any persons disposed 10 examine ts merits and is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use Of
blowers, Ii is becoming rapidly IN general use
In preference to all others
Difference IL made the following steamers, which have
them in
Steamer Hay State, New York
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Northemer, do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia,
TO IRON FOUNDRlES ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c, :.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand l
assortment. from No 10 No 10 aud upward OF the above
Bowers now so celebrated suitable for all Kinds of iron
works. viz: cupolas, pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, FORCES, smiths fires, &c.
JOSIAH KISTERBOCR,
Manufacturer aud General Agent for the United States and
the Cana,las, 467 Market st. Phlad.
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sS&as.. s.eam mmunieatlon dlreet from

<kSfE- Steam connmunica alton direct from
rRAc!a4s6E southampton TO New Orleans and
bns k:5rnrsant to order from The Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty, the ID of November next and thence.
forward on he md o. each succeeding month"; The ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South.
ampton TO bermuda, Nassau, Havana, Cat Ship Island
lNew oreans Vera Cruz and Tampco, returning by the
same route TO England, . ~
This arrangement admits Of an easy and quick convey,
ance to and from Southampton and the places above men
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thher from the Company's vessels their arrival CAT
or Ship Island, by The MEXICAN Gulf Railway Company,
who VIII have steamer ready and other Convenience
provided Tor that purpose al cost not exceeding three dol
lars ior each person Tic facilities Will be afforded
from New Orleans, onihaIking board Royal Mail
Steam Packets Tor Europe AZ,
The estimated time taf ,e voyage from Southampton IL
as follows To Iermnda. 10 days Nassau q days Havana
q days, Ship Cat islanl New Orleans - days; Vera
Cruz, 1' days; Tampico, IS days
inc Steam Packets are appointed to leave Ship Cat Is
lnd ilarbor Oh their return TO England al A. NJ on the
2lst o each month by the above attention. passengers
proceeding 10 The West Indies by The 81 Of the month
er VIII be conveyed via lierDa, and by the OF
month steamer heretofore, Via MADEIRA and Barbadoes
Particulars MS Ia atE ETC. may he obtained applica.
ton at the Royal Mall Steam Packet Cumpany's Offices IS
Moogae street, lonon dino Wrinkle street. Southampton;
Messrs Delrle Il Co, lEnRhen Paris Mr Gleanzer
"a boulevard Possoniere, ditto; Mr. Hnndeker iIamburgh;
Mexican Gun Railway Company, New Orleans.
% Mooigaie street, London T. CHAPEL, Secretary
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PIANO FoRTEs.

NIIE undersigned manufacturing their establishment
in Baltimore G. LIZ and octave PIANOS, of all pat.
terms and styles, which they confidently recommend 10
professors AMI amateurs The Pianos by them
have that peculiarly of touch which commend them To
players of every school, well those who disn
gushed by soft and delicate action, those who cha
racterized by bold fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized TO refer professors in
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials in their favor, and they warranted in
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number Of persons who have
them in use in Baltimore, and in the south and west gene
rally. They are confident that they make an instrument
equal 10 my made anywhere In this country in Europe
and their extensive manufacture OF Pianos enables them
sell terms liberal and satisfactory All Instruments made
by them warranted and they will be kept In tune
year after purchase without charge. si
An agent will visit Richmond in short time and various
parts Of Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ders, which will be faithfully and promptly executed
mandatory.
To Orders will also be received at our factory Direct
and special pains taken TO give satisfaction.
KNABE & GAEIILE,
No Eutaw St, opp. the Euiaw House, Bait
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SEAMAN g. MUIR,

s5gI HNUNDWA NJ, NEW iUNk,
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales an
"A sortmrnt Of fINCY and STAPLE DRY GOOIS,
adapted the hest City Trade, and purchased much below
the rost Of imporlaon which they offering at rGy
small ddrdnce.
packets, very general assortment Of RfCU ZINC
DRY GOODS, 10 which they invite the attention OF pur
chasers In their stock will be fouad the Notreaes Of
Paris and London,
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishment, and to
the public that they will strive To secure continuance
Of confidence and support
II is their purpose TO extend their already large business,
and stimulated by their unexamped thus far, they
determined 10 leave honorable efforts unred 10 ac
complish their design considerable Of expert.
epce in business has demonstrated their satisfaction that
only method OF obtaining and securing large bus.
mess is TO have IL based upon correct principles and that
TONER'S they pursugte only true method advancing
their own
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No 40 South Calvert
l street. I'd door above Lombard street,
Il IL year since the subscriber first introduced
this stove 10 the inhabitants OF the city and county Of Bal
imore and It's adacent country and Will venture 10 say
that introduced into this Market where SO
large number has been Sold ever became popular In
short time gave such general and universal salts
faction as il has done Ii is now eight years rsi
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
has been the market for the last fifteen years
therefore from experience, prepared 10 say without
chine made in shape either Stove Range, capa-
BILE OF doing 20 much work, OF doing as WELL aud Al as
Ire made an brought directly under aud very close
al The boilers, rom 10 " in number The oven IS very
consequently IL twice large the generality of IN
Cooking Stoves now In use, and third larger than the
H, s, , % any Other stove ever male and q 50 @
ine distance from eight TO twenty feet (accorng TO sze
anil bottom. hi BY eonfnng and sending The heat dis
extraordinarily long distance In the stove before coming
require mueI aSs mel 70 posk or keep heated Mp nsa
superior baker; and the small size being capable Of
Win he ncrsss Of Sak ~ ava AZ y, ~ Sarsh
saving large amount Of fuel that Ia usually wasted in this
way and renders i peculiarly adapted TO the use of board
ing houses, academies hospitals steamboats,, and the
largest class hotels Hundreds ofcertcales might be add.
ed to sbsan!ale The above facts but deem Il mol neeess
venience, and at the same time obtain the most simple,
at least call and examine Ibis before purchasing esswhere
The following are a few names selected To which am
most kindly permitted to refer:
Mr.. David keener, 10 North Charles street. ..2 a
bishop Waug.. 20 Green street.
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
DR. John l.. Chapman Mulberry street.
Mrs, Jane Hayward, so North Calvert street
Edward l. FAINT Hanover street.
George A. V. Spreckelsen, n East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, lit Hanover street
lanes II, Williamson, corner Gay and High sreeta
John IL Rhodes, l52 Hanover street
DIR. J NJ Jennings, s North Hsgh street.
Jane s. Jewett, 81 Howard street.
James Young, 81 Eden street "
DIR. H. II. Hopkins, l67 Park street
Joseph Husband, jr, 2l3 Pratt street
loln 5. Selby, esq, 3li Baltimore street,
DIR. Henry Stinnecke, III Lombard street.
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street.
Barnum d Co., City Hotel
=. Thurston, Fountain Hotel.
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel.
William Field, National Hotel II"
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col. IL Capron, Laurel Factory, MI. ..a.. s
Many more names might be added but suppose the above
will suffice See little book at the store for certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing OF these
Stoves, after giving i fair trial for thirty days, and find il
does not answer their purpose, can return ii and will have
their money refunded
N. d. No AZ South Calvert street is the only place where
they can be had.
BURR PECK, Agent
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IIAGGER Il HROTHERS, No. CO, South st, three doors
I'll from Pratt street. Baltimore, Manufacturers and I'M
porte,s Of Mathematical Optical, and Philosophical has1
metts good assortment of the following articles, which
we offer Tor sale at reduced prices;
Surveyors Comprises; Engineers Levels Therordoltes
Theodoles Compasses; Ships, Plain Storm and Transpa
rent Compasses Spy.glasses Plain and Double Tangent
Quadranls Sextaiis; Barometersi Thermometer Log
Glasses alfhour Glasses; Tape Lines; Cases Of Draw
ing Instruments Pocket Conpasses Surveyors Chains
Carpenters and Lumber Rules Taors and Samakers
Squares; Brass and Gnnter Saes Parallel Rules Draw
Hunts Coast Plos Shipmasiera Assislnnsi Seamnn's
Friends; Nautical Almanars Lunar Tables; Log Books
Shipping Papers, Staman's Journals; Ready Cacuators
good assortment OF Charts OF all parts OF the world
Gaugng Rods Out Sticks, &c, Together with large as
sortment Of INSTRUMENTS In the Mathematical line,
To Inst ments OF every description repaired, or made
10
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ORGANS.

HENRY ERBEN i72 Genre street, offers for sale the FOL
III lowing Organs:
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and Of pedal pipes
Dime nsons of lG feet high, 10 feet and inches front
and feet 6 inches deep.
One Grecian Organ Of IL stops octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of case Is feet inches high 10 feet wide, q
feet deep #@
one Grecian Organ of 10 stops ! octave and half III
pedals Dimensions Of II feet high, feet 4 inches
wle 6 feet s inches deep. 0.1.
Three Gothic Swell Organs of stops Dimensions Of
case feet l2 inches high, feet inches wde and eet
deep
Two Grecians ofs stops 10 feet high feet inches wide
and feet inches deep,
Two Gothic Organs Of stops, feel high, feet inches
wde feet inches deep. .H.# #;
variety Of Parlor Organs.
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seraphine