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23l ,97I $3.50 ,959 IL SAG 900
1915 British taken prisoners.

The surrender Of CORVALLIS ut Yorktown, o.
Iober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
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81 50-Quarters 80 IS.
IS Whole Tickets, $50 90
IS Half Tickets, IS 90
s Quarter Tickets, AZ 50
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

To be drawn in Baltimore, December 14th, 1851
4 s.a Is Numbers, IA Drawn Ballots.
Il sss5fs--1 ~ So, 800, Capital Prize.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. A. BEARD.
Positive and unreserved Sale of Second NIunitd-
Dality Property, by consent.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer,

By j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
ShTURDAY November g. at 2 o'sockWll auction
= Banks Arcade the following Properly
Usi1t9m limit -
FIRST TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with Warehouse there
m the Square bounded BY Fouche choupoulRs Julia
JOEeph sreeteng Lots Nos per plan exhibited
Lots Nos aud each SO feet street SO
feet inches in the rear line y depth Of 1874 feet inche upper
n OF No 4 and on the lower ine 1913 feet inch the uppen
Of Lot No depth l2S feet inch, said
Lot 2l ee inches. The improvements comprise
hDilt Warehouse.
bounded BY St Peter ST Paul. Poydas Prdll Streets deag
mated No II PLAN drawn by Fied, Surveyor
Of y, lS5Oneasuring 25 feet Al inches the 9s 81
INCHES on Tire ie ' st Paul 81 feet st uGss
side ST. Peter with the privilege Lalf
adUning
Term s. Onetird, cash balance and years. credit
tor noe bearing mortgage the properly with interest
IRON da TO maturity and if not then paid, cent per
until final payment
of property firstly Claiborne
N. P property secondly Stark at tie
eTpenseuf the purchaser.
frj% Plans exhibited at the Arcade. nj
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To close COpartneFshp- Building Lot on Pal
mEra street, Second Municipality.
BY j. A, BEARD. AuctiOneeP.

SATURDAY November O. at l2 o'olock-wl be sold Banks
- Arcade, to close COpartnership-
certain LOT OF GROUND, being Lot No. IS in square
bounded by Palmyra Roman Prieur Jackson
fronts Palmyra street, "a inches front
depth Of 09 feet 10 inches having side ayway in with
Lots % u and o Of feet plan deposited in the office
james Graham, NJ p, and which will be exhibited
Terms Oueith cash balance g. II, IS months,
with interest al cent from date and
the property.
Act Of sale before Graham expense OF the
purchaser
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.Creseemt.
JOURNAL
Second Mssntetpality.
m --.-.
jtdRY Excspted)-
WC & co.
A. RlDDs
IN
"a FRIES STREET.
PRIXATE DANCI

.Frlfh |
lNl Of Families, his Pupils and h---
Gentlemen OF New Orleans that hepSCENT.
euy about the 10th Noveuberto the carriers Eight
the most perfect style OF the art yearly and quhtery
used in the best academies OF Europe II
quec Education By this the pupil year. payabA
manners elegance Of Department. and acco7euts, by sendg
lOr ball rOon extant in the most "a ~ |
Europe and America. lie teaches all the ash, e Dance
Waltzes, the Pas QuarlleS. Scottish Alanande!
Slide Waltz, Cenrs, Two Steps and Spanish Walt, aud Il
Temps ETC.; the latter which is IN vogue In the most
onabls Saloons Paris. He teaches also, all the old dance
RidnwN Quadres Pokas, Mazurcus Engsh HoHppe, etc3
Fancy Dances, viz syPhde, Cneovene, Taanua, Cachud
J1eo, etc.
NJ B-As facts be depended upon than prd
ges written peenons, Mons d. invites parents to be present.
Ceye deence the and old method four yea
back They will thus with their that his pnpiS
eenentG Of the Chorrgraphic III
their progress will he rapid and He atters himself that
pups will not be inferior point OF dancing and graceful
to any that are brought up in the great capitals Of Europe
America
The number pupils will he limited.
The cHses wit Dc conducted with the greatest attention
ppic tualtJ regard 70 decorum und silence.
There will bstwo separate CLASSES during the week the Acat
my Tuesdays ~ O'Clock ?. NJ and Saturdays
o'clock A. M The Wetnesdays 81 O'Clock p h.
on Saturdays u O'clock NJ young Ladies Mase
The two eesses will be strictly private and formed Of the
society.
Cassea Gentlemen Mondays Thursdays at o'co
p. NJ,
lie will receive for four half
week. eacl $40
Orpcr month.
Private classes at residence rates.
~ Notice will be given of the location of the Academy. o2
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTORR.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

ct. LOUIS H0TEL-DANClNG ACADEMY
- MAD'LLE JULIE VINCENT respectfully NuzgS
announces to the Ladies and Gentlemen, Parents and s
Boarding Schools, that has taken the Saloons OF
the st. Louis Hotel tor her academy this winter. &S5S
She hopes for the continual patronage of her scholars IA
of last winter and all Others who wish Join her academy
Madle Julie Vincent will give Chrens Soirees every two
weeks, and Ball every weeks for the Senior Classes
1t not the variety of dances that
will be taught at her academy, but all that and
fashionable will be Taught Sgnor b. Thomas is engaged 10
lead the orchestra with new music.
TERMsSx Dollars for Twelve Lessons in classes at her
Academy Private Lessons Of four eight houses Eight
Dollars for Ten Lessons; Private Lessons of two, One
Dollar EACH
Made Vincent will be found at her academy at all hours
Of her class daysTuedays, Thursdays and Saturdaysfour
O'Clock for Ladies till SIX at eight O'Clock for Gentlemen till
ten p, NJ.
This Dancing Academy will begin the 1lth of Noyenie
ber. o26f
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'erai Credit sale of Vacant Lots in the Second
Municipality, without reserve.
u A II m

,TURDAY November g. at o'cock-Mil be sold at auction
Banks arcade, 10 the highest bidder
ER LOTS OF GROUND, well cleared aud filled for building
Pes in the squar bounded by GaveE Johnson, and
Streets being hunters g. TO- 20 and 80 per original plan
Auconeers office The said lots TO he sold in separate
!, tted by good improyeH ents.
-Ihir1 CASH balance and yeats credit
f oearg mortgage the properly with per interest
foN ann net Ihen paid per until final payment.
sale before T. o. Stark Notary Public, the expense Of
a.. Aser. nj
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MUSIC.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
1tl subscribers would respectfully request your Aaax
attention to their large and extensive stock of Mu- @
sic and Musical Merchandise OF every DESCRIPTION FTvS
and also to their well selected assortment of Piano
Fortes, from the factories Of ths first makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp, VioncelIo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws. etc.
Vons, Flutes, Gu ars, Accoions, Brass instruments
for Bands, Tambourines, BanjOs Drums etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended 10.
semnaTes.
Second Hand Pianos bought and taken in part payment
for ones
the Music received from the North as soon as pub
shed.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge of
Mr. Ii. ID. Hewitt al New Orleans La, Oct %.
o25 dtfS1W it, b. HEWITT,
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BOOKS STATIONERY.
.NesU Book Store.

No. SO GravieT street.
E JOHN BALL, Agent receiving and opening the
large valuable Law, Medical Theoo
cal, School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO largest superior stocks of Stationery
ever brought TO this city, consisting in part Of
English Cap and Letter Papers, Note Papers
and Envelopes match;
Sealing Wax. Fancy Seals Counting House and Fancy Stands
Quilts, Steel PENS Ink every article usually kept by
toner's
His stock of pier Machee Goods very large and elegant
consisting
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Albums, Sands, Work Boxes Jewel
Cases. ETC., etc.;
superior lot of Gold Silver TORTOISE She'll Morocco and Fancy
Porte Monnacs Gold Pens
ES His stock large complete all the and
reh having been selected by Mr. B. the North this FALL
would respectfully solicit the public
them ta he will sell them Goods very low prices
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FOE CALIFORNTA.
U. s; Mall Steamship Company:

U. s. Mail Steamship Company.
ks FOR CALIFORNIA. via CHAGREs,
ss,. splendid double-engne steamship OHIO, Jas.
Fl, 81 ssehepsk y q NAVY, commsnding, win leave for
SAN FRANCISCO and Intermediate ports from her what,
& jBssf s & io'f s.
Company % haze nov oPr new and magnificent
ope running semi monthly the Pacific side from Panama
to San Franceo and the connection Panama being
assured Of meeting with no detention at Panama beyond the
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From New York to BERTH saoons 90
steeage berth, bed and separate table, found 60
From Panama to San FrancscoSta berth 800 %
Passengers for Chases viii be transferred at Havana to the
n 5 c So be ss nse ana oone Sn
until paid for For freight passage apply the office of
o SO man steamship 9anGsp nSRG@pRfI' R. ENNS r An
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
syEEss. FOR CALIF0RMAA AND OREGON
SSHiEflkA Direct Line to ChagFes.-The new and
- SSSs. magnificent dopbleengne steamship p PHILA
port snq4 saTs 81 M6RSN 5ST IT,
the scl lst Dec'r, at o'clock, pqnctga!y;
i!ed and bull expressly for This trade will form Semi,
@ df Psnama sn
oRnTs 10 ana w 70 b se
Mail will be forwarded by each steamer.
RATES PASSAGE:
From New Orleans to Chagres.
In ssnona iia5in g9 9
IN stesrage with berth and separate Mes; Is g
From Panama to San Francisco. =,
In srth and separate Mess 10 % 60
Az tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON & co.
nj les Magazine street.
s14 FOR CALIFORNIA, uta Saa Juan Nfcara
N5E gud-A superior and very fast sailing vessel hav
ing unequalied accommodations. will be dispatched
rs above sufficient number of passengers and
freight offer Parties desrOus Of going this route which is
the cheapest and best opened. invited to their
names at The office OF the where information
reference thereto may be obtained
oi9 WIN. ]. DEWEY, "a Gravier st.
SIN FRANCISCO REGUL4R LINE,
tEE5a$ FOR San EhANClsCOi.The A l, fast sail
&6EA ing ship GEORGE STEVENS, Captain John
Cushing now loading for the above port, and will
have all possible dispatch This ship superior order cop
pered and well found inc respect For freight pas
sage, apply board opposite Post 6 Second Municipality,
or to J. p. WHITNEY s. co. 81 Camp st.
le4 or WILLIAM j. DEWEY. "A Gravier st.
L.. FOR SALE, FREIGHT or CHARTER
S1A The Bark ROMAN, being unlOaded, be
nlly Inspected by desirous OF purchasing,
or will take freight for the North or for Europe.
sla Apply TO BAREl.LI s. co. 81 Common st.
3F1 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTkEi-AnA A No.
&kAlA schooner, carrying 200 bbs would take freight
- Tor any OF the Gulf ports or West India Islands,
au29 BARELLI 81 co. 81 Common st.
IL VESSEL WANTED-One of about $50 tons with
~ good accommodations TO take passebgeTs and freight
iyG VIZ. DEWEY, "a Gravier st.
L. FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTEIi-A fine
&kA coppered brig, about two hundred tons buTthen
ssA and well found for any voyage For apply 10
mys j. w. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common ST.
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SHIPPING.
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
SOS Of The United states Mail Steamship Company '
isail on the following narned days Of each month.

SHIPPING.
I U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP INE. ~,
''2s Of the United states Mail Steamship Company will
isal on the following Harsed days Of each month:
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Elon' l. NewYOrk ..11b. Arrives at Havana ....I7tb
The C0nlysna '...'lsh. Chagres .. .Z2i.
the 18th inst. res. ...27th. Havana ,...lsi,
| ing assets viz ....,T. ,t1 Ne~fofA'''etn'
| In sondn and rtgslshiP OHIO. IL
loaned thereon. nsxoriean4 ". W. II no
Bills Receivable. - .iavtet ;''.iaL'
| Due for Premiums and in CO NesYork ..22d.
| CASH. .-,.,...-.s'...''.s'.'''1OH. SUPP
Total ASsets..........' ..|esh T 81
The Trustees have this day dec ass1a ls,h en
| three and onethird per cent. on the - - E1
| the past year, payable in scrip on and as. have
| day in August next. and
| The Company would also give notice that II. nero
| commenced writing LIFE Risks, and hereafter fully
| to make LIFK, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER INsURAN.
They offer this community all the advantages of B'
institution whose profits invested in their midst and
security of a real and substantial capital of Three Hu
dred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
| THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
MOa.s GREEHwooD, ce-PresIdent
| CHARLES j. MANsoNI, Secretary.
| Samuel Bell =. G. Vlss, c. A. Barrier,
| Glsndy BurSe John N. Bell G. L. Dabelseen,
| Moses Greenwood E. Walsh, F. PUG PUG,
1 WD Converse, r b sg9ns, as w% snrss,s sa1s;a,
| John D. Bein, J. w. Zacharie, J. Rfford,
J:W. stanton, Corneiu, Felowes, G. r. Wright,
George Jonas, W, 3. McCutcbon F. Y. Carlisle
lNeSAulies,
6e Osn hROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY {
hppeIs HAhIF ohD. CONA.
ghich @ l.;TI nI;PoRATED 1926. CAPITAL, $4,000
aiding M d. w. CLARK. President
s1z.z. CONNER Secretary.
ATfTKe tE ECY No. 80 Camp street.
4ey Hest-T6dARINE AND RIVER RISK
H ,EsToN }ble Company, continues to make insura
for Chareson-sh ashed Agency, in this city, the
for Havana on the,nst ge or loss by FIRE, MARI
tI.,,n. q, RAISKS. a deduction of ten per cent.
9Agana to Key West o, lle nsuteu
For STeT capital, with surplus funt
NJ. G. MORDECAI, Charleston, OF perfect security to
L. J. HART Il co. 70 TchougiLeulas st, N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS & co.
ty Passengers leaving Havana by this ship can reach
Baltimore the Ffh Day by taking the Land Route, and
New Kork and Phiade pha in the time by taking tbs
Steamship to those ports. d6 2aw
La FOR B0STON-The fine fast sailing coppered
G4AE and copper fastened bark ROMAN, Capt. Harris
having portion of her cargo engaged, will leave
for the above port the 1st prox For freight apply
BARBlLI s. co, 81 Common st.
OIL Or to FOSDICk b BRO, 81 Camp st.
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on suHette 10, second MunlclpalIly.
BY j. A .ARD, AuctiOneer.
NJTED NESDAY Ds 4, at l2 o'eoekWill be sold at
w ton at Bans ArS and in pursuance Of order Of the
Hon j. N Lea Judge oteohu DsFct Court oil NeWosshsi
The follow ing descrbedy belonging the succession of
Cyrus GTetu, deceased, Vi - . 49,,
/, .g.isp s,vyuiue, Erowell. Boston, q and
| Ship Josephns, Day, Liverpool, Z Wines
| Brig Jonathan Cilley, Colder, Philadelphia. qTeen
Schr Star, Parker, Aransas Bay and Corpus ChHlent
| ---e e. 1nda-
| Arrived. hate.
U S transport steamer Fashion, Baker, from Ket the
Tampa Bay and Pensacola, TO u 5 Quarterll
Ship Ocean Star. Williams, AZ days from Liverf the
| ter-2i my. ms
Bark Pacific, Sawyer. from Newport tWales) =
| master-Point.
Rus bark AEolus. Leibbien, 55 days from Breme
Nor bark Arendal, Eyde, from Bordeaux Sd Sek in
| list my. p ~
Bark Indiana. Watts, IL days from Turks Isl
| MeekeT &co-Pont. pes
Brig Thomas L. Edward, Smalley, IL days FIN II
TO z J Meeker &co-Point. In be
STEAMBOATS,.
Atlantic, Oglesby, from st Louis. kng
Alamo, Reid, from Alexandria. Pa
Cora No 2, Keeling, from Memphis, d,
Naniope, Castillo, from 81 Martnsville. d
Montgomery, Estes, from Princeton. !
Mohawk, Shields, from Napoleon.
st James, Power, from DonaldsOnville.
BOstona, Price, from st Louis.
Saranak, Mcintyre, from st Louis
Towboat Diamond, LaPlace, from the Passover
ight-brought up ship Ocean Star. barks Pac
| Holus.
Towboat Yankee, Miller, from the Passes-went do,
brought up barks Arendal and indiana, and br
mas & Edward.
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,oo slss.s Il ~ whisky 500 feet lumber.
. o23 A. +. COCHRAN & Friends so bbls lard, So
TOLES-3 casks, landing
j nj A. d. GRIEl-
eSPICEs-5O boxes Pepper, PM * i. 49,, n. Abl.
= Casa Nutmegs, Cloves, MaeeiS VIM " "a @ nsss .G %
iOG Ga5 sss WALTON. SANFORD y, eSss %dss ~
TIRFsH COP LIVER OIIs-l2 do Longis-ia 10
X 4 Co Is Fresh Cod Liver Oil, inst ter-49 do 50 hpi
y seSs! :. s x MagFan
eeiyed this day. for sale by P.-lO0 cases eata bles
$50 corner CamCayelier-45c csses
T1ONGlEss WATER-.A suppr-9 cases cases ndses 5,h ~
go p L. MASSEY, corner Camp and usIIa nan S{,
ID OSIN--200O bhs. for sale by -, % IS or pipel
H OSl HAYMAN & HoLDEN' % mt bottles ]
CahnZAa
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Exports.

Exports.
BOSF0N-Per ship Revenue: 1855 bales cotton, AGO bbh
flour 27 e and 81 hbs lard 100 bb whisky 45 do lard OIL
800 bdls aud 800 hides, l3 casks horns.
lNEBPOOL-Per ship Josephus 1850 bales cotton, H.
I,bts col ton seed.
FHiLAI DEL ,PHIA-Per brig Jonathan Ciley: I25 hhds
sugar 800 bbs uOass, ibid tobacco, 81 rolls leather 81
1Se oils hides. 100 empty casks, l0o do bbs and
~" SR FE ISTI-psr scr' ,ar. 6 biIs ,o,,cco u
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FOR SALE.
REMOVALS.

in Go REMON ALS.
W EMOyAI-PAYNE & HARRISON have re-
II moved to lI9 Camp, above PoydIas street osl Nv
n DEMOYAI,-WrLIAMJ J. DEWEY has removed
II to No "A Grayer street. -
M. ELLIS N Co. have removed
N from 50 to 81 Gravier street. t.--- .. y
n nFMOVAI.-JosEpH H. PALMER u Co have
h raoved from 56 Grsvler street TO NO. HOan&S N se' I'm
above GravleI. -
EMOVAL-J. RoMAYosA has removed from
X NJ Front Ievee to the next door, No 3, up saifs'
-, 10 10 rS,s,amhouse = and Benvile sts slI ey1
ID EMoVAL-D Dr.. MckELyKY has has !, rsmSSsa en- Ss,sl
n his Office No u CaIondeie between Oanai ~ "a sa
mon streets
n EMOVAL-S SAMUEL WOLFF has removed .nsa
h from 95 Cravier streeto the store 70 camp "a
Grayier and Poydras streets
pEMovAL-RoBERr J. KER HotSsy 10 D',.r rSoss, =; No
IL ncsssT 10 Jules Mossy hasTemaved hs Vnes - ~
81 c,,sSie II betN sen Camp and S. Charles sts no .o
| EMoVAL-HuToHINes DAsUS,RRaKSSbhs,rE , sSa Sb..,,a.
IL removed he corner n s ken al Ibis
s,ra,The finest Portraits in the wota ~ oA nj Fin
,sbhment al prices TO suit the times Sa ana ~ sot "a
trance No. "a CenSl street x/<&S
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GOODS.

VIZ inierusd that ue hasr retfi,es<
Aeyc Cties firanes 4 ch65cs
TIVE PUBLIC neA (.olore},i1 the exz1t Girl f6r
seoa Y ns sf lisl Pse9s F.5ss sS as. @ ~ disposed
Of which We respectfully invite he attention ~ sfne
D. p WAYMOUTH. II Chaffrus Street
EB Order for the makng cf Dresses Cloafr an nanas
promptly executed By superior artisss. 13o d
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CLOTHING.
The Clothing and Furnishing Depot.
100000 WORTH IN STORE.
A. MUNROE & co.

A. MUNROE & co.
81 lMagaztns street,
by THE ARRIVALS steamships Pacific and Palmetto We
have addition to our previous Stock aud
nov exceeds the amount named above Our stock Of
Furnishing Goods
pa'ses hing the kind soutb 8. impossible to
ia newspaper advertisement the different articles
sing ihsr stock but below partial list which they their
lends and eelomeTH to call and examine.
Extensive Goods has been m former years we
ave this season spared pains it endcavore
ID we nk sseeesuy, produce stock such "a all our nu
eous customers will be better pleased ever werpect
Wy ask an examination of what have TO show.
COATss
Blue black and fancy coorsi Dress and Pfock Coats
d tfrador, Castor Beaver and blue Whitney sacs
Iun.' Beaver and Jenny Lind Sac Goats and Pastot.
ne and fancy coIored Cloth sscs and Pale,ot
Fraand fancy coored Beaver Cloth sacs and Paletota
ant FAN brown Pilot Coth saes .nd Paetota
bsoanaetew styie) Codrington sacs and Froektecs
Haiis aahsc'A .;y coored Tweed sacs and Frockteea
Il lie are respect nee Pilot Cloth BouIeyards
A. Mtgray Blanket Sac Goats.
sy BoNNETss o''I'
latest styles.
=: =. @ g
OF NEW cO,.,i,oe,s and Do.
MRS. BAElsTER is nsw receiving,
RO0 Ltl MAGNOLIA, elegant assortment Of Pa
FLOWERS, and RIBBONS, ETC.
ent Miinsra ", a.d & y9rsd sugPy 90 ~ hsnd'
Country Orders promptly filed. c. BANI,
ocH ims' 66 Royal street, corner st
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SSTATIONERY - CORSON q ARMSTRONG, SO
- Camp street, respectfully call the attention of those wish
ing good and serviceable STATIONERY and BLANK
BOOKS TO their large, complete and entirely stock,
which they offer reasonable terms, Their BINDBRY
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build
orders in their line.."T To stock of PAPERS ask
especial reference.
UoRsoN & ARMSTRONG, stationers,
o10 6m 50 Camp street.
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SSTATIONEiY AND BLANK BOOKs.-We take
- great pleasure in informing our former SJ,yIel7E
patrons and the public generally that we /Z8L&KA
re6stablished at old stand, No. 50 ssezsX
Camp street, and are prepared to fill all or NtfAlSw
ders for STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS in a salts
factory Our stock being entirely new, and the
largest in the south. offer complete assortment to those
wishing to buy.
olO 6m 50 Camp street
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cry GOODs By THE PACKAGR.
". Af9.NGteee1. sS71sIEls.
GENERAL COMMISSION HEERCEHAMW
iel4 NO 80 GRAVIER STREET. "
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an w BCsworth-JO kegs butter q J. DolsOn-,s
eep-33 do WhittemOIe Cutter-2 bids tobacco Tui
tlson &co-7 bales cotton Elder, Bro &cO-sundries
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-10
ny. s. Lawrence,

.7genl for the sale Of Sout,corth Manufacturing
Co.'S Wrieing Papers.
WAREHOUSE NO. 8 MINOR ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
Onn Cases Of the above Superior Papers
n OOnow in store, and for sale 10 the trade
at the lowest market prices, consisting in part
o.
Fine thick Flat Caps, 10, IA, Is and l6 lbs
blue and white.
Superfine Medium and Demi Writings. htue
and white.
Extra snpor and superior Folio Posts, blue and
white, plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and pilt
Snperhne and fine Bill Papers, Ion and broad
Supertins and fnc Coun ting House Caps and
Posts blue and white
Extra super Congress and Caps and Letters.
gilt. ''
Superfue Sermon caps add posts.
Smpergne blue linen thin Letters.
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled.
Embroidered Noto Papers and Envelopes.
"luwyef's" Brief Papers.
SuPcrfne aid fine ca ps and posts, ruled and
plain, blue and white. various qualities and prcce
Also, 1000 reams white and assorted Shoe Pa,
per', Bonnet Boards, whito'and assorted Tissue.
Tea, Wrapping; Envelope, assorted anc blue
Mediums, Cap, Wrappers, Hardware, Papers
&C. July 20-6m