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Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
psek ending September Sd, 1850, and bearing date
September Sd, 1850.
Lambert Alexandra. of France.-For improve
ments in Sub Vessels.
Charles r. Brown of Warren, II. I-For i'm
proved method Of attaching lines TO Harpoons.
Lewis S Chichester, of Troy, NJ Y.-For inn
proyement in machines for Dressing Slaves.
s. A. Clemens, of CRANKY, Conn.-For improve
ment i'll Pressing Cotton and other substances into
Bales.
Samuel Colt, of Hartford, Conn.-For improve
ments in Repeating Firearms
David Current, Of Crittenden, Ky.-For improve
ment in Hand spinners.
William Field, of Providence, r. For machine
for Bevelling the surfaces of Washers, &c
Conrad William Finzcl, of Bristol, England. -
For improvement in Draining Sugars.
Ealtim b. Forbush, of Buffalo, N Y.-For inn
provement in Clamps for holding Paper in Writ
ing and Drawing.
Orange w. Hoglc, Of Somerset, N. Y.-For i'm
provemcnt in Fastcnings of Hay rakes.
Sherman ). Jcwett and +. II. Root, Of Buffalo, \.
Y.-FUr improvement in Stoves.
David s. Neal, Of Lynn, Mass.-For improve
mcnt in Car-couplings.
J. F. ostrandcr, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provcment in Planning Machines.
Barthccmy ThimOnnier, Of Ampcpius, France,
Assignor 10 Philip May, Of London, England-For
improvements in Sewing Machines.
John H. Townc, Of Philadelphia, Pa, Assignor
to Soyman " Merrick, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
Improvements in the Direct Action Steam hammer.
William p. latham, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvements in manufacture OF Lead Pipe.
Seymour Tomlinson, Of Washington Hollow, n.
Y.-For improvement in Apparatus for Breaking
Horses.
benjamin Wclch, of Lakeville, Conn.-For i'm.
proycment in Surgeons Splints
Reissue.
William Howe, Of Springfield, Mass.-For inn
provcmcnt in the manner OF constructing the Truss
iraIncs of Bridges aud other Structures. Patent
dated August 3, 1910 Rc-issucd September 3,
1850
Additional Improvement.
Amos Stocker, Of Ogdcnsburg, n. Y.-For i'm
provcmcnt in Tailors' Measures. Patent dated
May 25, 1850. Improvement added September 3,
1850.
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The True Deita says that tho legislature of Texas,
now in extra session at Austin, was TO 60 into the
election of United States Senator the goth, to
oil the vacancy that will occur by the expiration
OF the term OF Senator Rusk in March next.
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EDMOND LAFAYETTE, a grandson Of the early
friend Of America, was among the passengers by
tho Atlantic. The incident suggests the revival Of
The old cheer Welcome lafayette 2"
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The editor OF the Cobourg (Canada) Star is re-
joicing over the establishment of rope factory in
that town, to use American hemp.
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looms TO LET.-Three pleasantly situated
IL rooms furnished unfurnishcd, TO let Ap-
ply at Mrs Armstrong;, west side of 18th street
the third door north OF the avenue.
Sept 6-3t$
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new railroad from Boston to Salem, Massachu-
sets, was opened with tho usual ceremonies Sat
urday last
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Or DISSOLVE THE UNION

act of Congress justify an attempt TO dissolve the
qnipn?" The discussion of this question will be
continued by the Society for Free Debates, at Tenn
perance Hall, this friday evening, at u o'clock
The public are invited. by order:
Scpt6 j. II. G.. McCUTCHEN, Sec
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"a Member" sc, tomorrow.

jenny LINp.-Music and the Drama are subjects
Of which We profess but little knowledge but from
all have read of this lady VIC have been prepared
10 regard her n beautiful and wonderful mani
fcstation Of excellence in her overpowerng art; yet
knowledge Of her is imperfect we take plea
sure in quoting from the Baltimore American the
following paragraph, not because it is highly
commcndatory than many other articles we have
seen, but because in this paper we recognise a
journal whose praises as sincere its ccnsurcs
are discriminating and just:
"The extraordinary enthusiasm with which the
arrival o this lar famed songstress has been greeted
in New York might seem excessive, if il were not
that the virtues and graces of the woman arc in her
80 beautifully blended with the attractions Of the
vocalist Throughout her triumphan career, amid
unparalleled success which has known no reverse,
this gifted child OF nature has preserved the smph-
city OF her character, unaffected by applause, UNI
spoiled by wealth, untouched by vanity caprice, or
fashion. universal favorite she seems To recog-
MAC in the admiration OF the world nothing but the
indications Of kind feelings, which CALL and not in
vain, for a grateful reciprocatiou from hcrself.
Jenny Lind's reception in New York may be re-
gardcd as an earnest of the welcome which awaits
her throughout the country wherever shc shall APP
pear. IL is TO be hoped, however, that warm aud
cordial greeting will not the intrusive form
which il sometimes ascribcd TO popular recep-
tons Of distinguished persons"
FALSE REPoRT.-It was reported in this city
yesterday, that during the preceding night muir
der had been committed at the colored people 3
camp meeting, a few miles out the 9TH street
road. On making inquiry, have asccrtained
that the report is false. There was considerable
disturbance and fighting, but no fatal results. Let
it not be supposed however, that the poor colored
folks are accountable for the scenes enacted. They
are not, as we have been crcdibly assured; but
their meeting was invaded and their order violated
by white persons, who evidently visited them for
these purposes. We regret that the authorities OF
Montgomery county have been made 10 feel tho
evils of the rowdy sprit now lying dormant in our
city II has been scotched, not killed.
GUNNiSo.-The Island and other portions of the
city constantly echo the sound of shot guns; and
the sportsmon seem 10 say
"What goes up
Must come own
Let each man
Mind his crown"
But Il is dangerous business.
THE CANAL BRipcEs.-These nrc rather danger
Gus just now. We would advise the immediate use
Of lamps in such numbers to prevent the posi-
bility Of accidents.
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rOOK WANTED.-A good cook can hear of a
~ situation by applying at the Republic office
Juk Is DIFF
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point.
Fare Hcduccd.

r. THE STEAMER OSCEOLA
tgy 55aaSS will, on the 10Th Of July, com
oxc2EU monce making two trips week
TO the above places, leaving Washing tou every Wed
nesday and Saturday at O'Clock, A. M. Return
ing, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday ut
4oolock, p. m; touching, going and returning at
Piney Point, Old Point, Cone River, and the usus
landings on the Potomac
Passage to Pincy Point, e. 90
Passage and fare to Norfolk, 5 co.
Aug 2l-tf JAMES MITCHELL.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
Steamer Thomas CoiIyer's Week.

steamer Thomns Coiiycr's Week.
y THE splendid new steamer
tcgsN5-IzsSS THOMAS COLLYER will de-
90 cAkzx part at the following hours. A
coach connects with the boat ut Washington.
Boats fare, ~ cents; boat and coach, ls3 cents
Persons going in the boat, and not leaving it, O.
cents each way.
Leave Alexandria, ~, 9, TO- a. IN; /, p, I, s.,
y. m.
Leave Washington. s.. o., H.. a. m.;lg, 81, a,
o., p. IN.
sept 2-lw JOB CORSON, Captain.
0J-Thc Thomas Collycr will make her trips to
Mount Vernon next week. Due notice will be Civ
en- hrrrn fer
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,

rI'HE ncStquarter Of tho Preparatory Department
u OF Columbian College, on the corner OF Four
tccnth and streets, will commence on Monday,
September Terms A. usual. applicants are
fcrred 20 Dr. Bacon, President Of the College, or TO
any Of the Professors; TO MIR. J. Tilson on II
street. between Tenth and Eleventh; "a the under
signed will be absent from the city until August 81
Aug ll-2awu l.. RICHARDS, Principal
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CLAGETT ~ DODSON,
Dealers In Furniture and Dry Goods gener

nIIy.
VNiE Subscribers have the pleasure of informin e
Il the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, aud
Alexandria, that they have moved into their new
store, where may at all times be had, in all the
variety OF grades of qualities price,, and sty les,
goods in the above line.
Our stock OF Carpetings consists Of the following
descriptions
Imperial saxony, Belgian, Tourney. and Eng
lsh Tapestry Velvet
Tapestry and Brussels
Imperial ply and double Ingram
Brussels, Tapestry, twicd and plain Venetian
for entries and steps
Cotton, Ingram, and Rag
Canton, Spanish, and Coo Mating
In Curtain Materials, with all the embellishments
and fixtures, stock will &c admitted to be the
richest and most complete ever seen in this city.
Also, most extensive and general assortment
OF Bed Quilts and Linens, Table and Toilet Linens.
In a word, every article which will be found useful
and necessary IN furnishing house in the above
line may now be found at tins establishment.
We take this occasion to niorm all who favor us
with their patronage, that prices will uniformly
he found at the very lowest the goods be at
forded either in this city any other city, and the
qualities be surpassed by none.
To all who see this announcement give a cor
dial invitation to call and see for themselves.
CLAGETT e. DODSON,
One door east Of the corner 9th st. and Pa av
Sent 1-3teof
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No. 33O-I2s cts
l. Madame De Pompadour -Fraso's Maya
zine
2. The Shadow-Lddes' Companion.
3. Scenes in Emigrant Vessels Morning Ctro-
nicie.
4. The Heirs of Gauntry, Chaps ii. HI.-Fra
GERS Magazine.
5. The Prelude, or Growth of Poets Mind
Examiner.
g. The Imprisoned Lady Ladies Companion
Z. Maurice Ticrnay, Chaps TX. X.-Dnblin Uni
rerSify Magazine.
5. The Battle of stedt-Examiner.
9. Royal Allowances Spectator.
With Poetry and ten short articles
WAsHINoToN, December 81, lS45.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted to Litcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO me to be the most
useful. 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current Literature of the ngsh Ian guage; but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes a portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO a year, by
+. LITTELL Co, Boston,
And cold by JOS. SIIILLINGTON,
Sep 3-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and a. st.
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w from the springs, Grcenbrier, virginia; for
sale by the barrel or half barrel, gallon or bottle
by j. +. CALLAN,
August 3-dtf Sole agent for his District
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ADVICE ABOUT WINES.

GENTLEMEN AT WASHINGTON CITY who
VI may desire, for an occasion, 10 have at their
tables the choicest Wines and Liquors. in perfect
condition, and at moderate prices, at the same time
wishing to avoid the purchase of an original pack
age of each sort, can have superior selection for
table, Of any number of bottles, OF various Wines
and Liquors, packed and delivered at their resi-
dences, Orse Of Jrsighi) by "Adams' Express
on any day required, by addressing u teisgIGphic
message 10 me The day precious.
Inc assortment of even a single dozen will be
made by the undersigned from his still RHENIsH
and MosELLE sparkling CHAMPAGSE and MosgLLg,
OF which he has an unequalied stock. SHERRY,
MADEIRA, and PuRT, that cannot he surpassed; in
Guiding some exquisite 1dmontdIado and Man gan
liza SheTy and jthue Port. CLARET, (MEpoc,)
BURoUNpy, SAUTEaSE, and other French and Ger
man Wines, superior TO any stock in the United
States.
Liquors and HAVANA sEoARs, all of my own i'm
portations direct.
Address JACOB SNYDER, JR,
Wine Merchant, Philadelphia.
Aug 27dlmif
NEW LINE OF REGULAR PACKETS.
.Nc,o York, alexandria,, Georgetown and
WcShingfon Packets.
Schooner Pampcro. Mott Simonson, Ma ster
Volant. ,........ Morrcc Osborn, 40
az Townsend Jones, S. w Dayton, :"
'' Mott Bcdcl. John Bcdcll, g
90 Ann d.. Ben. Bedeii. ="
90 lie Roy. ........ VIM. Powell, Z"
One of the above packets leave New York and
Georgetown weekly.
Freight from New York ten cents per barrel;
two cents per foot measurement.
AGENTS.
MOTT gEDELI. & WIN f. JONES
No. lOi, Wall street, N. \
CAZENOVE & CO., Alexandria, Va.
PETER BERRY, Georgetown, ID. L.
Aug 81
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FOR CALIFORNIA VIA CuAGRES-WIrU-
our DETENTlOE Ar nANAIA.
ls,@ s s s::sg e

E.A The United States Mail Steamship
<fNE Company ship GEORGIA. on We'd
E&22A6 ncsday, September ll,h, at O'Clock,
p. m, from the pier foot Of Warren street, North
river, with the Government mails and passengers
for San Francisco and intermediate ports.
The councxion at Panama will be carefully kept
up 20 ne TO prevent any detention beyond the usual
stay in port
1hc books open, and passage can be Sc
cured at the following rates.
FROM NEW YORK To CIAGRES
State-room berth. ....... ..... : 100
Standee berth, forward saloon. .......... 80
Storage berth, found bed x separate table 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
State-room BERTH. ....... $500
Storage berth, found bed & separate table $50
FROM NEW YORK.
STATE room. Sfondee Storage.
To Charleston or Savannah S25 $50 $40
To New Orleans .......... rs 50 25
Freight 10 Chagrcs, 20 cents per cubic foot, pre-
paid.
Freight to Havana. 25 cents per cubic foot.
ConsiCnccs TO receive their goods Mt ships tackle
Immediately after her arrival at Havana.
To secure freight passage, apply Mt tho office Of
the company, II West street corner Of Warren
street, TO NJ. o. ROBERTS.
SPECIAL NoTtcE is given to shippers by this line
that the company have prepared a form Of bill II
lading adapted TO their business, which will be
furnished to shippers on application at the com
pany's office, and with which they requested to
provide themselves, other form will be signed
by the agents Of the company All bills Of lading
must be signed before the sailing OF the vessel
Aug 30-tSll
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Sons OF THE FoREsT.-A number of the Menom-
one Indians in this city visited the Capitol yes
terday afternoon, and ascendcd to the dome to
look around upon the beautiful prospect in view.
While tarrying in the rotunda they looked with in
crest upon the paintings, and appeared wildly inn
pressed with the historical incidents so forcibly
brought to their minds. On looking at the May
flower and its interesting passengers the interpre
ter informed them that the beautiful lady TO the
left of the group had died upon the passage to
America. This information obviously affected
them more than Indians usually wont to reveal
and drew from Of them an earnest exclamation
Of pity and regret We would suggest to some
competent person that il would be agreeable and
profitable task to explain 10 these men, through
their interpreter, the Lessons these pictures are in
| tended TO inculcate. They would relish il much
and at the same time afford TO others study of the
effects such narratives produce upon these children
of the forest.
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JOURDAN w. MiUuY,

JOURDAN w. miUuY,
CROCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
- on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west of
Browns Hotel, Washington city
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold al best rates.
Stocks bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected.
July l3-iy
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limited states Public Documents, old and
u new, OF every kind, and all books of an official
character, can always be had on application to
TAYLOR < MAURY,
Sept 6 Booksellers, near 9th street.
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Amos Stocker, of Ogdcnsburg, n. Y.-For i'm
provcmcnt in TailOrs' Measures. Patent dated
May 25, 1850. Improvement added September 3,
$50.
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ID H.. HOOE * CO.. Wholesale and retail deal
L . crs in Carpcting, Floor Oil Cloths, Mattings.
Rugs, Curtain Materials, Shecting, Blankets, and
house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, betwccu7t It'll andSth streets,
Washington, D. &.
Aug 2OA-tf Union.
GADSBY'S HOTEL.
Corner OF PennsyIvrnia avenue and I'D st,
Near Railroad Dsp5t, Washington.
Oct lift
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William Howe, OF Springfield, Mass.-For inn
pTovcmcnt in the manner OF constructing the Truss
france of Bridges and other Structures. Patent
dated August 3, 1910. Rc-issucd September b
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WiIIard.s Hotel

Ausnue and IAN street.
Miss Il X Mason, Va
Miss NJ Mason, do
MIR Fitzhugb, do
ii j Ward, Bait
Don Yo de Cordova, Ma
drid
c T. Mather, n Y
J Johnson, jr, do
J Bradish, Jamestown
+ Jones, Mass
M & Wright. Phila
Ii q Curtis, Tenn
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Coughs, Colds, HoarSeneSS, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, AsthmG, ana
CONSERVATION.
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List of Pafenfl

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
,peek ending September Sd, 1850, and bearing date
September Sd, 1850.
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July l, 1850
$125 DOLLARS REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, residing in Edge
II combe county, four miles north of Tosnot Depot,
and about quarter of mile from the Railroad, on or
bout the second of September last his man named
HARRY. Said Harry is about 40 years of age feet
inches high thereabouts yellow complexion; stout
bult his left eg from the cut of axe; has
very thick lips; eyes deep sunk in his head; forehead
very square toleraby loud voice has lost one two OF
his upper front teeth and has very dark spot his
Jaw, supposed to be a mark.
Harry is Carpenter by trade, and has been in the
employment of Railroad Company in whose service he
was when he runaway. He is we'll known along the line
of the Road 1t is supposed that he has Obtained or will
endeavor obtain free papers from free coored man
living in Nash county, by the name of Moses Hagens
and assume his name order to make his way to free
State.
The above negro was once the property Of Mrs. Co.
page, of Edgecomb county; afterwards he fell into the
hands of Asie Farmer from whom he purchased hy
Mr. Barnes, Of said county, from whom purchased him
about years ago. He will be certain to alter his
probably to call himself Harry Copage, Farmer Barnes
He was last heard from the th September on the
Newbern Road about mile and half from Wilmington,
enquring the way to the Sound.
will give the above reward to any person who will
deliver him to me. lodge him in any Jail in the State
or One Hundred Dollars if lodged in any Jail out of the
State, SO that can get him again.
Captains of vessels cautioned against taking the
above negro away under the penalty of the law
GUILFORD HORN.
Edgecombe county, N. c., Oct. 5, ls49. Sl4-f.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
s5svNe Anm HyeNsfaN1s n. 4. :.

TIME twenticth session of this popular Institsion will
j commence on the First Monday ~ July Heat.
Located IN an unusually healthy situation-hasing
full and competent board Of Instruction consisting Of
four male and four female Teachers good Libraries and
extensive School offers moderate rates,
rare facilities to young ladies' TO complete educa-
ton, either in the solid or ornamental branches.
The Principal having secured for the coming session
the valuable services of Mr.. E. w. Nichols in Drawing,
Painting and Music, offer additional advantages in
these departments
TERMs Pea SESSION TwENr1-osE Wees:
Board and Tuition, $500
Stationery and Fuel for School Room. 100
Ertr0s:
Music on Piano and use Of Instrument $500
Do. Guitar, 5000
Do. Accordian, 500
Drawing and Painting in Pencil, Crayon, Mo-
70 Chromatic, Water color or Oil, each, 1000
Languages-Greek, Latin, French, Italian,
German, and Spanish, each. 1000
Wax Flower, and Fruit, each, 300
Regular instruction in Vocal Music, Needlework, and
manners will be given gratuitously.
Lectures Scientific subje will be delivered weekly
All charges made from the time of entrance.
From and after the first of January 1850, an advance
of IS the session to such pupils have not been mem
Circulars containing fuller information may be obtain
cd by application to
REV. N. T. GRAVES M. A.
or GRAVES & WILCOX.
| Warrenton, June 4, 1850. sl4-tlstA.
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Or n AMI DEN SIDNEY C0LIIS1,
RICHMOND, Vaas
1TsHE thirteeas1 Annnal Course q Lectures viii b
l commenced on Monday, the 18th Of 0ctober, 1850,
and continue until the lst Of the ensuing March, The
commencement for conserns degrees will be held about
the middle Of March. as1.;ssk s5sssSs -47
R. l.. BoaAnsAs,s M. 3. Prof Of Obstes,es and d.
seases Of Women and CAildren:
l.. W. CaAxBrnIArxr, M. D. Prcf Maferia Med;-
S. MAus,s, M. D. Prof Of Chemistry and Phar-
CsAs. BELL G1ssos, M. D. Prof Of Surgery and
and Surgical Anafomy. s.s..s.s Z.
cAsrss ?. Jonssos, NJ. D. Prec Of Anatomy and
DAv,p i. TucKrn, NJ D. Prof. Of Theory and Prae-
tice of Medicine.
Arthur E. PEr1coIAs, M. D. Dcmonstrator Of A.
natomy. --.4 ........
The study of practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities, and at very triing ex-
pense.
Clinical Lectures ore regularly given at the College
Infrmary and Richmond Almshouse. The Infrmary.
under the same roof with the College and subject to the
entire control of the Faculty. is at all times well filled
with medical and surgical cases, and furnishes peculiar
facilities for clinical instruction. Many surgical opera
tions performed in presence of the cass and the
students being freely admitted to the wards enjoy, under
the guidance of the Professors unusual opportunities for
becoming familiar with the symptoms, diagnosis and
treatment of disease.
| Expenses. Matrcuation fee, $5. Professors fees
$IO5. Demonstrators fee, $40. Graduation fee, $25
The price of boar including fuel lights and servants
attendance, is usually $s or $3a per week.
The catalogue, &C., containing fuller information con-
cerning the institution will be forwarded to those applying
for it, specific inquiries will be answered by letter
Address, s. MAUPlN, NJ d.
| Dean of the Faculty.,
! July l, 1850. sls-5t
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GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELKY

@ NEW arrival of large and fashionable
E ment of the above just at hand and for sale cheap
sEns4er than at PALMER 4 RAMSA PS Jew.
elry Store The most extensive stock of all articles
their line that has been offered for sale here for years.
Come and see, if you do not buy.
Dozen gold and silver Watches of all kinds,
Gold fob, vest and guard Chains, Keys and Seals,
Finger-rings, Earrings Breastpins, Studs, and collar
Buttons,
Gold Lockes, Bracelets Clasps gold silver and spring
steel Spectaclcs,
Gold and silver Pencils and Pens and waist Buckles,
Silver Combs and Tortoise shell Spectacles,
A very extensive assortment of Silver and Plated
Spoons, Cups, Ladies', Sugar Tongs, Salt Spoons, &C.
large stock of Cutlery Razors, Knives Razorstraps
and Diamond Paste for Razors Brushes Hair Brushes
Combs, Tooth Brushes, &c.
Butter and Fruit Knives, Gold and Silver Thimbles
Gold and Silver Mounted Walking Canes,
Silver Plated Castors Candle Sticks, Walters
Baskets, Gerandolcs,
large assortment of Perfumery, Cologncs Soaps
Boxes for Toilets, Fancy articles and Christmas pres
ents and variety of other articles.
All kinds of Watches and Jewellery repaired in
peror style Old Gold and Silver received in exchange
PALMER & RAMSAY.
Raleigh, Nov. ls49. 7s5-M