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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05
IN cHASCERY- VIRGINIA At Raes he'd u lie Cls.s'

William W Mol,a. raia:ir
Lucy esd nnnc his nigh, and 50 suT,is
ne partarr q Josiah Hatcher. trc.i-et! Defendant.
The defendant James Jening having entered his Appearance
security according Assembly, and the Rules Of
tour, appearing satisfactory evidence ,ha, he
nalani ii hs Commonwealth II - ordered ha, The sail doent
appear here the s III. March and
ill the paai AMI that copy this order te crh
with inserted in newspaper published the CiJ OF Richnl7a1
months posed ccur
House of ths county 4 topyTestr.
jar i-cH2m u b WDGDS0N u e,
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WI G.ALrsuA.
AZTEC iIoN or THE EYES

i ara FETAL. By y. .. , . SANDS,
Fulton street, corner Of Wi:'!a.,l, Asr'
generally throughout: the UniIec S:c'c.
ottls; SiS bottles Tor -
also. PURCELL, LADD K Co. Rish;
etsrsonrg: hy " a. SANTOS. NoG ok,
W,Shiuuon ~ g. Fen i.-NTf
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MANAGERS or LOTTERIES, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
SUi PASES TICKETS because all price Of any nne
- sent 10 Richmond IN the Lotteries and
they continue send Than all
The whole of $4,000 and sold their Iocrea in tr as
twelve months will money all III. large prlye
sent BY other managencnln The last five wears
LIST OF PRIZES SENT TO RICHMOND Is PAfSE'S IorrE
800 RlES ~ THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS
Mh"!r ssbIko Whole, S25,UG
Wno.rt 5VtV y al 5Du
Whole, > Of sl5eJ Of loOa1
and numerous rnaler ranging from $500 10
Orders Tckeis viii pfo. attention
10 ID. PAINE * co, or
& W PURCELL 4 co,
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shaDo' sAA<sArAhii.i.n, ~ -. ~ :. ,, -
4 ITEM, Stubborn rIcee Dyspepsia. Suit Reum Ee,r: Sqre
Erysilras Pmpes Bies M,curiA Diseases CGtn-su E!uJa
Ii. Complaint IIronct Consumption Female Cogr1as Lof
eneralD Delhi Sc
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F'URTUNE'S HOME,
(tHALKS OFFICE, No g. Main Street Richmond virginia
~ "pu, money In thy purse
Do not despair
True hope tires, but Eagle, wings,
Kings makes Gods, and mcaner Kings"
Put money III thy
Schemes for the Week.
. TUESDAi-Bel Air Lottery, Class l3-Camas: s2iot, Of
800, OF LOB - So., II drawn. TlrScs g.,
WEDNESDAY Susqueianna Lottery, Class i-CapiAs 1890
l5Ut 7,r, 1900 ~ Of lUu - Nos. l6 drawn Tickets
Sl5.
THURSDAYMaryand Consolidated Lottery, Glass l-Capas:
s25uO, 1000, ~ Of 49, ~ Of 5H DC - Sos 10 drawn.
Tickets IS.
fRIDAf-Mayland Consolidated Lottery, Class a2Capss
$1,000. 1000 GuD jpn ~ Of SOL sc - Nos IA drawn Tick.
els
SATURDAY Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass l-Capials:
S3OUou, 1900 oov, 5o 1900, 80 OF Loo 30 Of 500 a. IS
ms. drawn Marrh
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rnle of $1,000 prze Of $1,000
.nou on loo
:. i.vpI ~ 500
Tickets slo halves ); quarters %.
n1 Orders for certificates Packages single Tickets
IN any OF the above Schemes addressed undersigned will receive
The most prompt attention. and each drawing forwarded
received.
Packages, Certificates and -insle Tickets for sale by
j. W. MAURY CO. Managers
feb y Richmond, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05

Blue RIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY
JNIE Stockholders the Blue Ridge Turnpike Company are here
b. nc!de INA, the required 10 pay requision o
share the 10Th ia, 81 March rex payable 10 Thomas
Collector Tor Madison AMI Uue counties Graves Col
Page rouu'y liz "rcr o the Board Directors
Dlirs u X L 70 JOHN II McCIuNG. Treasurer
Coun IInI-e N.lnll Primary c2aMIlhMaIrt
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Tho defendants. Elwa. WALTON: Thomas Hewlett a.d J4.s
sd Ja!ea {. Naeu. @l.e eLere. sa,. facc 81!
according lie Assembly, aid TIE Ees is
Appearing
hatlua:1 Of his Commonwealth IS oje!. ;he 81. ce:sG:
ape4: the March and
oi Of plaintiff end ha; copy OF tls order b. @
Inserted ~ newspaper published IL the ~ IIlr;sat
months successfully. an posted tic froat do1i 10
t,,.I Ious Of ;h county 4 toy.-Irsi-.
u r. ~,
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AK Il-,ScO has the the clzens OF
vi Rshn, will the Madison Iue We nesday
il!sas the Oh aai ss from 10 o'clock, 7 NJ.
|-:isi 10 receive pupils IN tn art OF dancing
N..ass will comm-acc Saturday a. Boshrrs Hall.
begs leave his friends wh) nyi,cd 10 his
r.lcory consequence the Hall being ready
place Friday, Instead OF Thursday evening, Boshers
h, March 5-eo3,
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arresia aud curing ii H. The bottle he's been enlarged % ID
quart anu present improved torn safely Clam - Nc ITO
and cheapest medicine If tie H. progress tic ane Las
may traccby long e 81 flcs sGd cures M shd -
landmarks and beacons TIE invalid roag liz way 70 10. t'e
health. and what las already Gonc Tor the housanda Who have
Of or., ~ the millions s eu.eEag -id cfas
ding wi disease Il Iuies, AMI
springs life !cor ho Gslou! whole
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-12
The Sheriffaltv.
UPPER BLACK RIVER, juno 10Th, 1850.

UPPER BLACK RIVER, juno 18th, 1880
To the Voters of NelU Hanover County:
FELLOW C1rzENs-Int the Wilmington Journal of the 18th
instant, there address from THos WILLIAMS to the
voters of New Hanover County, to which will make
remark reply to part of which refers you the Of
fee of Sheriff and County Trustee. 1t appears that Mr.
and County Trustee both in the gift of the people not
why does address himself the voters of the County about
the Office of County Trustee He knows that the office of
Sheriff in the gift of the people, that of County Trustee in
the Magistrates of your County and they in their wisdom
have them discussed by your Sheriff County Trustee and
for this the Sheriff is allowed by law cent for
collecting and the Court allows him per cent for
County Trustee Whereas when there County Trus-
tec he allowed by the Court cent if not for
pay So by abohing the Office of County Trustee you
save wants know T Of G0"ny g County
Trustee had not well pay the County funds to claim
Trustee if there was one The this When there
County Trustee all had do when took Coun
money pay the County Trustee whenever settled
with him But not so when act County Trustee. In
mount has be recorded and filed away and presume
WILLIAMS with all his pretended berality would not like
the Cek for collecting paying
ty Trustee tax fees suits, &c. that matter for the
presume Mr. WILLIAMS well that there
number of good and legal voters in the County who dc
and nsepaabe and cannot see the cause or the
proprey of his bringing the subject he has done before
ed with the distinction between the two Offices and thereby
obtain yotes and if such be his motive, leave it you
fellow citizens to judge how far he is worthy OF the suffrage
of free and independent people.
As to my holding the office of County Trustee statute
law places it in the of the County Court abolish the
Office then the duties devove the Sheriff of the County
have asked sought the office of the Court The
Committee of Finance have twice brought this matter before
the Court and the Court have refused to make
ment and is do hold two Offices the office of Coun
ty Trustee is not of my seeking.
As to my holding the office of Sheriff too long, leave thai
to yW feowcitzens to decide the first Thursday in Au
gust next and if you say by your votes shall leave thu
Office with clear conscience of having discharged its dute
without Dartalty
ceive majority of your votes the duties of the office shall b
discharged faithfully and mpartialy.
am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
OWEN FENNELL.
July r. 1850 Alt
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FREIGHTS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY IL, 1850.

WEEK ENDING IL, 1850.
BACoN-Prme n. c. hams scarce, with upward tenden-
cy. No improvement in other qualities
CoRNA small cargo from Nerth Counties sold in lots from
den at about the price cargo of 5000 bushels has
just arrived from Baltimore, where purchased by
house here for this market The stock is rather better than
! for several weeks though not heavy.
FLoUR-No arrivals of Fayetteville Flour this
fair and change prices Sales only small lots
store at quotations.
| HAY-Prme quality Hay still very
LARD-Stock fair and prices firm
LUMBER-Onc raft extra quality flooring boards brought
$1l so per NJ.
! MoLAssEs-No late arrivals.
NAVAL SToREsTurpentne has improved about 10 cents
per barrel for yellow dip within the past days The prn-
cpal portion of sales have been made shippers The
Gle off readily at 81 for yellow Dip 81 40 for virgin
improvement in latter quality The sales of the week
up about 1000 barrels Spirits Tupentine-Some 400
re1s have changed hands during the week 23a
per gallon Rosn-No sales No. barrels No have
been taken at s. cents per barrel No Tar arriving
PoEK-Northern Pork receded present quotations
See table.
SHINGLES STAvEs-None arriving except some lots to
| fill contracts.
TlMBER-Bu little has been doing in this market Some
| few RATS sold within range of quotations.
FREIGHrs-We have change to notice in the rates OF
freight fleet of vessels arrived this morning which will
probably have a tendency to prices to decline.
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p the correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, says
that at recent meeting of the cabinet, at which
the President was present, II was voted men, con.
that Mr.. Crawford ought not to resign, and that
" the cabinet is one and indyisible'' The unity of
the cabinet affords another example of what John
Quincy Adams called :" the cohesive power of pub
lie pluhdern Here's at 'em IN gop-o- gram - -
The Galphins are very voraeious
Like the pestaent Harpies of old
And while gold is exceeding tenaeioust
They're exceeding tenacious of gold.
The Holy ALLIANcE.--A correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American, writing from London
under date of June 18th, says:
Il can assure you that, secret as all the move
pents of the British Government, some very impor
tant measures about to be submitted by England
to more than European nation, having for then
object certain checks ON the grasping and growing
ambition, as it is termed, of the United States,
government and as people,
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DIED.

Near jacksonville Onsow county, the LIST instant Mrs
FANNY MoNTFoRT, aged about So years.
The death of this excellent lady is bereavement which
be duly estimated by those who dwet within
the sphere of her gentle influence and by Them indeed will
her be cherished in veneraon and love, halowed
is by her enlarged benevolence her kind and amiabe
department. and her submission under the trials
and which it woman's destiny to
Her end and aim through life to " do good, and the
heartfelt grief at her loss of the many whose burden of
and had been by erkndy sympathy and
charity, testife that faithfully and well did she full
fiji this her exalted mission
And that her of usefulness has terminated
not confidently hope that she who upon earth discharged
conscientiously truly and WE'LL the manifold duties
devoving her in the varied relations of e thereby
secured herself rich inheritance the ncorruptibe
of that Heavenly Kingdom whose the smile of e
hovah and whose ruler is the LoRD.-C0n
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINA

ARRIVED.
July 4-Schr. Fidea, Garwood Philadelphia, to c. Har-
Kiss; with mdze to sundry persons.
6-Soop Sonora Isabel Lewis, Shallote, to Leighton,
7-Schr. Minerva Wright Myers, Richmond, Va, to E.
j. Lutterloh; with mdze to sundry persons.
g-oldenbur}g Brig Reform, zimmerman, New York, in
lOSteamer Gov. Graham, Hurt, from Fayetteville to T.
Schr. Alarc, Sanford, from New York. to DeRosset
Brown with mdZe. to sundry persons
Schr j. Holt Chase, from Boston, to Barry, Bryant &
Adams, in ballast.
l1-Schr. Julia, Vangder from Boston, to Geo. Harrss,
with lime and hay.
Schr Larmarne Chapman, from New York, to G. Har-
riss, with mdze to sundry persons
Schr Harrison Price, Brown, from New York, to E. j.
Schr Elouise Robinson from New York to E. J. Lutter
schr Susan Cannon, Dashelds from Baltimore, to Ellis
Ruse with 5000 bushels corn, and 300 do oats for Ellis
& Mitchell
Brig Ps sr1 PTeE r New York
Harriss
Brig Commerce, Greenaw, Boston, to Ellis & Russell
with mdze. to sundry persons.
CLEARED.
July 3-Brig sola Park, Wilmington Del, by Potter
5-Brig Ann Maria Smith, Boston, by Barry, Bryant &
Adams with 30 900 feet lumber 800 bbls naval stores
Adams; With l2O, 900 feet lumber.
Schr Faxon, Hall, Boston, by NIaster with naval
vs with s. 600 feet lumber p 600 shingles bbl;
son & Latimer; with 1l39 bbls. rosin, 5000 slaves
Schr Nathaniel Holmes, Vangidar, Richmond, Va, by
Geo. Harriss; with 700 feet lumber.
95Danish Brs Louise Peterson Rotterdam by DeROsset
Schr Fidelia Garwood, Philadelphia, by G. Harrss; with
naval stores, lumber, and cotton goods.
Schr Leesburg, Boon, Philadelphia, by DeRosse & Browns
with lumber, naval stores, and cotton goods.
Sehr. Louisne Robinson New York, by E. ]. Lutterob
with 1872 bbs spirits tupentne, 1858 do rosn p 900 feet
lumber.
lo-Russian brig Alder, Oltmanns. for Bremen, by H.
B. Eilers with 30 feet of timber 2S6 feet lumber 81
bbls. pitch 81 bbls spirits turpentne do varnish.
Sehr. Fiea, Garwood for Philadelphia by George Har-
rs with 40 bales cotton yarn, PA bbs spirits urpentine
SCI bbs rosin, $50 do. PITCH 81, l72 feet lumber.
Steamer Gov. Graham, Hurt for Fayetteville, by T. c.
WORTH with tow boat Mide Brown in tow with mdze for
sundry persons.
1-Brig Jerome Ford for Cardenas, by ]. Hathaway &
Son, with I50, 600 feet steam sawed lumber.
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Col. Reld's Letter Of Acceptance.

RALEIGH, June Is, 1885,
DEAR SIR-At Convention of the Democratic
party of North Carolina holden at this place on the
18th and 14th instant the undersigned were appoint
cd a Committee to announce to you that you were
unanimously and enthusiastically chosen as the Dem
ocratic candidate for the Office of Governor of this
State at the ensuing election.
We were desired to assure you that your accep-
lance of this nomination is most anxiousy desired by
the whole party, and that the sacrifices you have
heretofore made in the service of your country and
the devotion you have shown to her true interests
inspire the confidence that you will make this addi-
tona sacrifice 1t is confidently believed that under
your lead the Democratic party will be successful in
the ensuing contest and it is the deliberate decision
of the Convention that under no other leader could
our hopes of victory be strong or the whole party
raly to their standard with so much zeal and deter
mination. Under this view of the subject, the Con-
yention did not permit itself to doubt that your oft
tried patriotism would bring you to the rescue, al
whatever cost.
Permit us to add our earnest individual solicita
tions to those of the Convention and to assure you
of the very high respect and esteem of
Your friends and obedient servants,
RO. STRANGE,
G. w CALDWELL,
JAMES S. BATTLE,
JOHN S. EATON,
JOHN EXUM.
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New YORK, July 6-NAvAL SToREs-The market gene
rally is quiet Turpentne held at s. 62a per go lbs
understand that of the sales made
little lessthe stock light. Common Rosn is of
ket. Tar remains inactive and White Rosn and Spirits
Tupentne dull sales of the latter made with
range and 200 bbs Southern Pitch for export 81
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LIVERPOOL, June 2l-We only repeat that business
goes steadily Almost all branches of manufacturing in
dustry well off, at any rate the Linen the Wooen and
the Silk trades doing exceedingly WELL the Cotton trade
fairly and the Earthenware trade is busy
The Iron trade, it must be admitted is badly The Ag-
cuura and the Shipping interests not fourhing just
now.
We have had slow Cotton market this week and the
business has been very crcumscrbed there is disposition
the of the holders to sell but only when they
full prices. We make therefore, change in our quo
tatiOns.
Spectators have taken 500 bales, including 1880 bales
American, 60 bales Brazs 40 Egyptians, and $40 bales
Surats Exporters took 1910 bales including 1880 bales
American 100 bales Braz and 91O bales Surats Todays
business is limited to 1000 bales.
Sales of Cotton in Liverpool Sea Island from Sgd 24d
Uplands. 68d to 8 Orleans 81 to Cd.
NAVAL SToREs-Hemp-We have only to NOTICE
exceedingly choice Jute at ELS per ton Rosn For fine
there little inquiry, but Common continues off
Is Sd 10d per cwt. The sales about 1000 barrels
Tupentine still neglected we are without sales of it.
as also of Tar.
RcE-A fair import from Bengal and the transactions
extend to 1000 bags at IS Cd 9s for ordinary mddlng
white Carolina dull of sale 80 erces only having changed
hands at los 3 per cwt. for fair quality in bond.
NEwBERN, July 9th.-NAvAL SToREs.-Supply of Tur-
pentine for last week. small Sales 81 80 to 81
for yellow virgin, So Is.
BALTIMORE, July 8th.-Flour, S. Isl S. 25 Whiskey
24t 25kc
New YORK, July So p. M.-Flour l2s SIS So. Corn
20 6Sc. Oats 45c Rye Gle Lard IS &c per h. Rice
81 34c per lb. Whiskey 25c per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, June So P. M.-Flour s. IL S. IS
Corn Meal and Rye Flour unchanged The last sales
at 81 S7a per Dbl. Wheat 81 20 81 28c Corn 81
Oats 40c Rye &c. Mess Pork $11 25 $li &C. Lard 81
7sc Cotton, N. Orleans, 1ss lie Whiskey 24R 242c
TENTLEMEN's Cause, Merino, Cotton and SILK Under
" Drawers J.S.
T AIDES Cause, Merino, Cotton and Silk Waist Coats
| IL for sale bv J. S. WILLIAMS.
| FURNITURE Dimity and Fringe for sale by
L J. S. WILLIAMS.
= 4, 5 and Ga Sheeting and Shifting for sale by
i =. j. S. WILLIAMS.
IN IL and 124 Linen Cotton Sheetng; for sale by
| III. J. S. WILLIAMS.
| DILLOW Case Linen and Cotton; for sale by
j. s. WILLIAMS.
DIAPER and Da1nask Table Linen; for sale by
IL J. s. WILLIAMS.
DLUE DENNIS and Drillings; for sale by
I'D ]. S. WILLIAMS.
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FOR SALE ORTO RENT,-

DIXON the LIST day of October next the house and N
lot on second Street. near the Methodist Parsonage,
at present occupied by D. A. Lamont, Esq.
The house contains six commodious ooms besides the
basement has suitable outbuildngs fine Garden and vine
yard and good well of water For terms &C. apply to
J. w. JOHNSON.
Wilmington July 18th, 1850 44-tf
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BosroN, July 6-NAvAL SToREs-The market continues
dull for Spirits Turpentne and buyers only offer &c. cash.
to In Rosn there have been further sales of Common
at 81 20 81 25 and Pitch at 81 S 81 80 per Dbl. Tar
is very dull
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE, June 9But little produce coming
ket No change in Cotton sales at III r. Flour has
advanced, sells ST to So Corn 80. Bacon u to g.
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July II, 1850
MARRIED.,

In Sampson county, the 4h ut., by HARDY HERRING
Esq, w. R. WARD Esq, of Duplin, to Miss KEzIAH j.
youngest daughter of Mr.. NATHAN JOHNSON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-12

NoTE:-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine always
sold in the water and subject to the of landing
inspection, cooperage &c. Lumber 50 cents to 81
NJ Tar and Tupentne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-12

CHARLESTON, July l0CoTroN-The transactions yester
day reached 1000 bales very full prices The sales were
ranging from II to Is 81 high
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THIS SIDE UP.

ME subscriber would respectfully to his go,
l. friends and patrons of Sampson and adjoining fW
Counties that he has just returned from the North ~
with beautiful and carefully selected
and Shoes for Summer and Fall His assortment con-
ss of MEMS youths and childrens Boots Shoes fine
and coarse sewed and pegged Lady bronzed Jenny nd
Md r. R. Ties Morocco Buskins; Goat Buskns Nloroc
co and Goat Boots Apple cosred and black CATERS
toners may rely upon getting good well fashionable
article He has also for sale the choice brands Calf
Goat and Kid Skins; Linngs Binding Skins oak and
nemock tanned Sole Leather Pegs; Nails sc &c, which
he offers on low and accommodating terms.
lie would inform the public that he is at his old stand
Court House. where he is prepared, with the materials
ana to execute orders with promptness and des
patch and at the time tenders his thanks past ia
vors and hopes by close application to business
continuance of the same. DAVID d. CARROLL,
Clinton, N. G., July IL, 1850 44-3m
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T. AIDES Parasols, Sun Shades and UnlbI elias; for
IL sale by j. S. WILLIAMS.
IRISH Linens, superior make; for sale by
lust Received-l0 bags Rio Coffee; TO do. St Domin-
Sugar Bbls Flour, Leroy Mills; do do, Wilson Mills
10 half bbs do, Leroy Mills 10 bbls City Mess Pork
24a and 10 lbs For sale low by SAVAGE & MEARES.
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FLYING ARTILLERY

THE ARTILLERY Casons &C., attached to the Troop being
exposed to the weather. and the Troop not being able
erect building suitable for them, your Captain felt his
duty to have the same taken to pieces and deposited in the
Custom House Warehouse, by permission the Collector
where they will remain until steps taken by c
zens and authorities to erect covering
it is she'd There not single field niece in our
town that is ready for lust
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Grand ntusaeal ,ss Characteristic Entertainments

rfys AT MASONIC Hall m
ruiz Washington Harmonic Company will have the honor
of giving their first Musical and Characteristic Enter
tainment in Wilmington Saturday evening July 18th,
1850. .
ing before the elite and fashion of the Unltsd states her
majesty Queen Victora the nobility and gentry CT Eng
land Ireland and Scotland will perform the
q musical instrument @
M. Mar, the admired Vocalist, will sing in character
number of comic, and other songs.
Mr. Richards the celebrated representative of negro char
acter will sing the Slaves Lament arriving the North
CA song by Mr. Mar with other popular negro songs
of the day.
Mr.. Bdfterworth will preside at the Piano Tho Grand
Piano used ON occasion the celebrated Factory
Geo. Hefcehele at Trieste on the gulf of Venice.
Tickets fifty CENTS to be had at the principal Hotels and
Book and Music Stores and at the Hall.
Children half price.
Doors opo. at z, performance to at o'clock.
July 18th. 44-lt.
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&25 REWARn.

1HEEsE and Coffee.-l0 boxes super Cheese 8 bags
~ Laguyra Cofee; 70 Smoked Tongues For sale low by
July l2th 1850 PERRIN & HARTSFIEI ID