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81 $40 ReVvHrd.-Runaway from the subscriber,
a Moore's Creek, in New Hanover county, some time in
a August last, young negro man named GEORGE
Sad negro about 81 years of age, middle sze stout
built and dark coored He is supposed be still lurking in
this neighbohood that of Charles Henry Esq., whom
his mother belongs.
The above reward and the thanks of the subscriber will be
given person who will return the said negro
Moorss Greek, Seg Tgia Hanover co., - ANN MOORE.
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oOF Here-The Subscriber has opened large stock of
ssRoNs old stand Watersreet which he viii sell low
for cash He will act Agent for the sale ct all KINDS
of country produce MILES vs. eo' I1tf
December Ii, lS4S -
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NTUSIC.-ERNST GRIMME, Professor of Vocal and In
N strumental Music respectfully to the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Wilmington and its vicinity that he will
open MUSIC SCHOOL, the lst of September next He
will give instructions in Singing, the Piano, Guitar and
other instruments His abilities competent Teacher
known throughout the State he therefore give the most
satisfactory reference His method of teaching is entirely
new and combines science and execution. He will pay
ticular attention to tuning Pianos.
TERMsM Lessons at 15 All those who desire his servi-
will please leave their address Mrs DERossETs board
house, at the Book STORE, at s. D. TELLERs Store
August 10, lS49 4S-tf
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NEW STOR e.

NEW STORE.
II V. KELLY, of the late firm of KELLY & McCALEBB,
LIE begs to inform his old customers and the public gen.
era that he has resumed the mercantile business the town
of Wilmington and has just opened his stand the
of Water and Princess Streets entire new stock
Family Groceries, Farming Utensils Dry Goods Hardware
Cutlery Wood and Willow Ware &C., consisting in part of
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TNXECI TORS NOtice.-The subscriber having at the
Il last of the Court of Pleas and Sessions of New Han
County qualified Executor of the last will and testa
ment of Seth Hoard all persons indebted to the tesator
hereby notified to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the present them within the
time prescribed by Law, they win be barred Of
v. R. PERSON, Ex'r.
Dec 28th 16-tf
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lust Received, and for Sale Cheap for Cash.-40
bags Rio Coffee 10 hhds Sugar 20 bbs clarified Su-
gar 20 bbls Monongahea Whiskey casks French Bran
oy eask old Cogniac Brandy, very superior casks Nal
aga Vino; 10 boxes assorted Candy. s.
!an'y 25, 1851 OWEN HOLMES.
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Drs. CHARLES DUFFY AND E. s. HUNTER,
AVING entered into partnership, with the view of
II deng mutual assistance offer their professional services
to the citizens of Onslow and the adjoining counties
Rchlands, August 18th, 1s49. 52-tf
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INAL NOtice.An persons indebted to the late Firm of
Munsey & Freeman, requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber to Mr. H. Foy whom he has
appointed to call them personally for payment lie is
EDWARD GANTWELL.
l6tf
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SUN DRIES s,

SUNDRIES.
Stationary
Nails and Spikes
Salt, Salt, Salt
ish, Flour
Irish Potatoes
Molasses, Sugar
Coffee, Rice
Bacon Hog Round
Lard, Fish Roe
Oils, Pickles
Preserves, Catsups
Spices of every va
riety and style
lCrockery
Wines and Liquors
Candles of every va
! riety
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WILLIAM j. VAN

j. s. WILLIAMS,
ENANCY and Staple Dry Goods Store, Market-street
Wilmington, n. c.
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OT1CE-A persons indebted to the subscriber,
1N queed to call and settle before the 1st day February
their will be placed in other collection
Nov'r Is, 1849. lOtlF1 R. J. HOWARD
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s. r. FORD,

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dealer in Marble Monuments
w Head and Foot Stones Paint Stones Imposing do
and Short any article called for, of either Italian Egyp
tan American Marble: and work warranted to please
sale and damaged before delivery is at his expense
Nov. l6-TI0-tf
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WILLIAM T. j. VANN,
GENERAL Agent for the sale of all kinds of country
II produce, such as Lumber Timber, Naval Stores Corn
friends and the public generally that he will feel grateful
patronage in the above line All produce eonfded to his
will receive his prompt and personal attention
Persons having produce market not wishing to
themselves would do well to send it to him. and at the
time inform him of it, through the mail otherwise and
their business will be attended to just the if they
were here in person.
November %. I849. IL
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Kerseys, Blankets
Shirtings, Prints
Flannels, Checks
Plaids, Stripes
Bed Ticks, Drilling
Dennims
Ready Made Cloth
ing, assorted
Oil Clothing
India Rubber do
Spun Cotton
Cotton Duck 2 to II
Heavy Russia do
Light do do
Twine, Shoe Threa(
Hardware and Coop
ers Tools
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OTICE.-The subscriber having disposed of his entire
IN stock of Boots and Shoes derous of closing his bust
Immediately and would call upon those having
unsettled with the late firm of Gray and JONES' well
those in his debt to settle immediately indulgence
be given. R. ]. JONES.
November 10th, 1849. t25Jan
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NRa TAILORING-The subscriber has resumed his bu-
siness in Wilmington, and will carry the Tailoring
Business in all its various branches He is in posses
sion of all the latest styles and from his past experience
the business feels satisfied that he please the
the fastidou trial is all that he asks,
the most skeptica He guarantees all work that he
does to ft and to be made in lUorkman-kc manner.
May H. IS49. 36-1yl S. r. ROBBINS
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"a CARD.-The subscriber is prepared to see his
- customers and friends at the old stand North side of
Market Street. door below j. DAWSON Co., where he
will up with any kind of Hat Cap that may
be desired My stock unusually large and will be sold We
FOR CASH call from those wishing to purchase is
respectfully solicited. Prices to suit the times
C. MYERS, Halter.
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GOMETHING Interesting Farmcrs.-I have just
- ceived large and varied assortment of farming mple
ments to which invite the attention of farmers and
try merchants generally They always depend upon find
ing good stock hand and prices 2 per less
they sold in this market before. My motto
small profits and quick sales The following list of
of the articles which offer for sale:
Nos 10, IL, Il, "A, and Is, Ploughs;
&c go, and so, Steel Points: IS
Eagle o, A, B. and G ). &c
No /, and 2, double mould Board &c
&c l, and self-sharpener; sc
's o, and D, r, Sub Soil;
&c A, IA, 2, and q Cutter; &c
patterns of Harrows;
Cultivators, with and without wheels
Corn Shelters, and wheels; .r
Straw Cutters, 6, 8, and 10 knives;
Corn Mills; flaming Mills;
scythe Blades syckles, Hoes Rakes shoyels Spades,
the above named Ploughs extra ALEX. MCRAE, Jr.,
South side of Market street, four doors from the
South Water
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\8&g1 Bound for the Gold Regions THE subscr
N2 Der having determined going to California, Of
fers for sale his Lot and buildings thereon situated Mar
ket Street, occupied Carriage Mandatory The
Lot large, and the buildings conveniently converted
into large and comfortable dwellings,
Also variety of RIDING VEHICLES, Saddles, Bridles
and Harness, which will be sold very low.
To any person wishing pleasant residence the above To-
cation will be found very desirable and bargain may be
had. Terms easy.
persons indebted the subscriber, by note
are requested to settle the same without delay
Wilmington, N. c., July l3 '49. ISAAC WELLS.
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TOPSAIL ACADEMY.
THE first session of this Institution will open the first
day of October under the superntendence of JAMES H.
BRENT graduate of Randolph Macon College Its location
IL miles East of mngton the road leading New
bern healthfu and pleasantly situated in
where Board be obtained at Sc per month Terms of
tuition will be as follows, viz
Lower branches of English per session of months
Higher do. do. together with Mathematics, IL SO
Latin and Greek l8 90
NICHOLAS N. NIXON, Pres't Board of Trustees.
September IA, 1849 l-tf
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Columbia Academy, Black Creek.


THIS Institution will be opened for the reception of Stu
dents the fourth Monday in October Instant under
the management Of Mr. JOHN ROBINSON late Teacher the
Hopewen Academy, Stantonsburg.
The locality being of the healthy in this part
the State and the arrangement of suit the
of of the humbest Of citizens and in addition the
acknowledged competency of Mr. R. Teacher Justify the
subscribers in anticipating the cooperation of the public
the laudable work.
TERMS PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS.
lst Glass; Cncluding to mercantile arithme
uc,) 20 w
End do. (from the 1st class up to entering E.
Grammar,) ..........................70 .... 90
3rd do. (do. with E. Grammar. :. 10 90
4h do. Logic, Natural Philosophy, ,&c,........15 Is 90
N BBoard will be afforded the most reasonable terms
RJ Books supplied to Students very small per cent.
New York prices BUNYAN BARNES,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
Wayne county, N, c.. October 10. 1S49, 6-tf
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t..x tHEw H77S' = = = 20 o SfF JOURNAL OFFICE.
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A93 FHslllUn"nle 1"lIoTing'
IMP HI. S. KELLY, Having disconnected himself from
" r. PEIRsoN, would inform his friends pub
lc in general that he has taken the store Front Street.
doors Market Street, Immediately opposite DR. Bella
mys Office where he prepared to carry the Tailoring
all its branches Being in possession of the Ia
test Passions he will cut and make genemen's apparel at
the shortest notice. style of workmanship aud neaness of
st not to be surpassed by in the State ard ne hopes to
and the public.
Oct. 5, 1S49. 4-12m
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THEOPHII1US FIUGGINS,
COMMISSION Merchant, will sell country produce and
~ fill orders Has convenient Timber pen and plenty of
Warehouse
Office Sd door north of the Post Office Wilmington n. C..
December %, 1S49 l6-ly
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QR0 REWARD-Will be given for negro 80
sDCO named STEPHEN who broke Jail in Sampson "a
county, N c. on the night of the 29th ultmo. The a
said negro STEPHEN is about feet 10 IL inches
dark Completed slender built and about @ of He
passed for free negro while in Newbern JAIL and called him
self when taken and afterwards JOEL SIMMONS He
intelligent and writes fair hand.
The above reward of Fifty Dollars will be given to
son who will apprehend said Stephen and conne him in
Jail so that can get him again
An masters of vessels and other persons particularly
cautioned against conceang harborng said under
the penalty and gor of the law The said negro Stephen
will probably to pass for free man, and w if possible,
make his to some of the non-slavehodng States
ELIAS F. SHAW.
January ii, 1850. 17-4t
Newbern Republican Godsboro Patriot and Fayetteville
North Caronan will please give the above insertions
in their respective papers, and forward their bills to Spring
Vale, Sampson county, n. G. E. F. S.
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DINE OLA pure article be obtained at the store of
PoLLEY, at any time, and will be delivered to
TONER'S by every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Warranted good, money returned
A. H. VANBOKKELEN,
Liberal discounts to those who wish to sell again.
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RM $50 Reward.-Runaway from the subscriber, resi-
"a ding in Wayne county, sometime in July 1848, negro
man named SAMPSON: Said SAMPSON is about rs years
ANof chunky built, very dark colored and is well
known Wayne county which he is supposed to be still
lurking.
The above reward and the thanks of the will be
paid any person returning the said negro me- lodging
him in any Jail in the State, where can get him.
An additional reward of 800 will be given
eient to convict white of harbong said negro
J. R. HATCH.
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TNRUTr Trees Hand.-Now is the time to grow fine
Orchards have fine assortment of Trees of choi-
cest Fruits. For sale by J. WILKINSON & Co.
1REsH Fruits-50 Drums Smyrna Figs, 20 boxes Oran-
ges, (Siciy 10 trails Almonds, bbs Cramberries.-
For sale by J. WILKINSON & Co.
lust Received20 bbls. of planting Irish Potatoes,
eJ fine article, for cash, by GEO. II. KELLEY.
Ct Valentines Day is Coming.-The largest and most
~ beautiful and cheapest assortment of Valentines
offered for sale in Wilmington, at the Book Store.
L. H. PIERCE
1fOTTON Oznaburgs-5 bales, very heavy For sale by
" OWEN HOLMES
(fROCKERY-Just received handsome assortment Of
" Plates Bowls Pitchers Teas Tumbers Wine Glasses,
Preserve Dishes Decanters, &C. &C. Also, few China Tea
Seets. For sale by - OWEN HOLMES. f
EHLOUR.-3O bbls, assorted brands For sale by
II zee-&s se9es 5ssesti n 3 OWEN HOLMES. s
q ACK Salt.-l,O0o Sacks For sale cheap, by
D. .ss9a t ,a@s ssas s8s H OWEN HOLMES.
GULKY and Ha-:ssss for sale. Apply at the
- JOURNAL OFFICE.
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DAVID CASHWELL,
X NENERAL Commission & Forwarding Merchant,
" Wilmington, N. G.
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DISSOLUTION-The Copartnership heretofore existing
Dunder the style and firm of CAsHwEL BLossoM is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs the late firm
will be settled by Joseph R. Blossom.
DAVID CASHWELL,
JOSEPH r. BLOSSOM.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct, 90 ls49. 7-t6A
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WILLIAM A. GsWYER,
GENERAL Agent Forwarding & Commission Mcr-
VI CHANT, Wilmington, N. c., will make liberal ad
on consgnmens Naval Stores and country produce
generally All business entrusted to him will receive his per-
sonal attention usual.
RI-Ofice Front Street, Market. 81
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Timber & Lumber Inspector.
VXTILLIAM j. PRICE, Jr., thankful for past favors
w respectfully soics continuance of the patronage of hi
old friends and begs leave to to Others having Timber
Lumber for inspection that he would be pleased receive
share of their custom.
No exertons his part, will be spared to give the quick
est possible despatch to all inspection entrusted to his
Oct l2 IS49, 5-tf
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WILLIAM H. GAUTIER,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber,
l. 15-tfl WILMINGTON, N G.
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~ NEGROES Wanted.-In the absence of Mr..
a Mr. ANsLEY DAVIS, will buy negroes, and give
good prices for the description that suits be
AAgot in the Richmond Market or any market in this
State, or the State of Virginia.
SOLOMON MYERS,
MYERS & DAVIS.
Dec. 18th. l6-tf
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cash, or to good punctuaI customers, by
HOWARD & PEDEN,
South Water Street, door North of Messrs BARRY
BRYANT & ADAMS.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


0gMr HksRy NJ LEwIs, Of Montgomery Alabama, b
travelling agent o Alabama and Tennessee, assisted BY Mr. b.
b. BRKfr. MNl slFt sf5. IA
0yMr ISRAEL f. JANIS, No la South Tenth street. PhadeL
phs general travelling agent assisted by Mcss VIZ n.
WELD, JoHs COLLINS JAnEs DKERss A. KIRx WELLssroE,
Il. A. Evans, JANIS CLARK, and r. LOCKE
0Jr @. W. JAMES, No. Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio IL
general travelling agent States assisted by Mess
H. srH, T. DEsT, TAYLOR, w. ARMSTRONG; PERRK
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and g. SrEIsnAx.
00-Receipls from either OF the above will be good.
0Qv PALsrE, American Newspaper Agent, only
agent paper Boston, New York.
Phsdelpha duly Empowered advertisements
sabscnpaoas required by receipts
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress street
New yot Tbans buildings Philadelphia northwest
Third d Chestnut
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

THE this place opened and stages daily
Sir Johns point the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, distant only two and half miles.
leaving Baltimore Washington the morning, arrive
here O'Clock In the evening and from Cumberland quarter
ii, al }aL*eetEi XIV sst3s HbsgfE St&
The beneficial In all where thermal baths
gou chronic darhGa diseases Of the
kdneysand especially ecac0us all
laes Of the peculiar TO the other As luxury The
pungng
long wide and four feet Depth copiouy supplied from
natural temperature Of "a deg Fahrenheit with shower
spout, and artificial warm baths ,85 .e4
The house Of the udergned which viii accommodate about
furnished throughout with
by best uposteers Bamoe and In every item Of
comfort will be found 10 be not inferior the best hotels
provided,
spared catering establishment Bedford other mineral
the bar while the immediate neghborhood
there fine chaiybeate and sulphur springs.
TERMS hcretooe $40 for the first week, with abatement of
succeeding
poong stay, and 70 be according the
June ss~swdSc JOHN SMOTHER
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THE MON.

So the SPEAKER voting in the negative, the amend
nent was not agreed to--there being tie.
Mr.. MEADE moved that the House do now adj
jonm;
On which motion Mr. BOYD demanded the yeas and
nays which were ordered.
And the question being put twas decided in the mega
tiye-yeas IS, nays ll2
Mr. MeCL ERNAND moved to lay the whole subject
on the table.
Mr.. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi, moved that when
the House adjourn, they would adjourn TO meet Mon
day next .
The yeas and nays that motion being called, they
were ordered
: Mr. THOMPSON withdrew il and
Mr. WOODWARD renewed it.
And the yeas and nays upon that motion having been
again called and ordered, il was not agreed toyeas 49,
nays 107.
On notion, the House then adjourned
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(,AME residence OF the subscriber, Of
streets, the 18th June, gives
milk The have her BY proving property and paying
charges. II. COWAN.
June 9--3t.
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his friends and public the 18th Of June he viii
the above hotel branch for resort OF the New York
Hotel The hotel thus the pleasant village
Faed Connecticut Long Island sound and l. contiguous
excellent safe beach for bathing and IN the midst o.
surrounding celebrated and ~
ciles for rides and drives. New Haven Rat
stopping Fairfield York at Canal
street sir times each day the trip occupying from two two and
The hotel will accommodate hundred gue
and win be under the personal direction Captain stephen Roc
June 1l-2mwftAugl
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4 Houss-Farnishing Dry Goods.

House-Earnishing Dry Goods.
H. HooE CO., Market Space, 7t and 9th streets,
full and complete of the follow
ing; 80. fs a&
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels, English Brussels step Brus
Imperial ply superne ingains, fine
gran iwIed yenetans ta wdts plain veneans, a widths,
chenille and
uf,ed rugs superior oicots IL width
will III passage ha white and coored Can
ton maiings.
sUNDRIES.
Curtain de danask lace and muslin curtains,
msns loops &c. linen sheeting
widths table damasks and napkins pillow and bolster linens
white coored Maseies quilts
counerpanes, from 81 so up cloth table and
piano covers, white coloed furniture dmty
Russia Diapers housewife and family
linens bed blankes-grea vaney crib blankets and quilts Sc
sc.
Together every article in their line al Of which they
are nxious 10 close season. June 81
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BY GREEN ~ TAsrEr Auotsoasors,.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Ill PIANO FORTE &c, AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the Sd
July shall sell at residence Of the Hon. Edmund Burke,
Union Row, y 6t streets, 10 o'clock
excellent assortment Of furniture, via: ia tF *
Mahogany plush covered sofas, lounges, and
fF DO do paror and rocking chairs
Do marble top pier and centre tables n ss
Do do sdeboaIds, conmode, and wash closets
DO dressing and other bureaus wardrobes wash sinks, SC.
Do work and dressing stands and card tables
DO windlass French, and other bedsteads hatrack
Walnut extension dining -table cane chairs, &c.
One excellent fine touch, octavss by
y Brown x HaIlet W hst fel IA 1%tHN
Inad rosewood mantle clock, good time piece
Gilt mahogany frame, pier, looking glasses
silk daInask window-curt and ornaments
Gandoles, candelabras, solar, hail. and other lamps
Fine Brussels, three ply, ingram and step carpets
Dining and passage ol-cloth hearth rugs, sc.
feather BEDS hair and palm leaf superior
Mahogany writing desk and painted wardrobe
Fine itbasets, CASTOR candlesiicks shutters and
3# IsF#{
Best quality ivory handle knives and forks
China, cockery which nne cugass
clare haggon ncrs, and hook
fine refrigerator cooking radiator, aght and other stoves,
with good assortment OF kitchen requisites
TERMsA of and under S25 $2 credit
and four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tae s,.30#t a }s GREEN < TASTET,
Auctoneers.
June 29-d
OF Indies and gentlemen Of the District il
respectfully the furniture quality, the
which order by the celebrated mechanics
G. X 4.
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COUTHERN Medical Reports, consisting OF General
and Special Reports the Topography, Meeoroo and Pcva
Dease Of the southern States edited by w. d. Fenner NJ ID
TAYLOR d MAURy,
June rs BOOKSELLER, 9Th street.
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THE public informed that and aer the 24th
instant, the splendid low pressure steamer Baltimore
McCausand with and hundred
capacous hold, will regularly freight
passenger Washington, and Alexandria, and Ba
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays at O'Clock
o'clock the baltimore will take
Aqua Pney Point about O'Clock
Baltimore In the Of the night Returning the Bal
tmore wharf, Baltimore O'Clock
m Fridays, arriving Alexandria at 10 O'Clock
m. Washington II O'Clock, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays
Passage from Washington Marburys.........sl 90
Do do Pney Point. 2 90
Do do BALTIMORE = 90
Excursion tickets to Baltimore with privilege OF re-
turning next afternoon q W
Meals and state rooms extra.
particulars for freight apply the captain board
s"-' 's'N' : GEORGE MATTINcLy, agent,
June I2--3twif
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I AIDES and Chiidren's Hosicry.--we have received
Ii so dozen ladies' plain white cotton hose, at 90
80 do do white open worked at 80
IS DO finer quality AZ 20 so
100 do misses plain WHITE plain brown and open hose
embracing every possible sire
10 do ladies' gauxe meuno vests
s. do gentlemcnb do
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June a6-2wif