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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

fTha soe Of tho city of Richmond "as given oy @ '1''
for Bernard Peyton 49,, ,o.,.d p,sadcn,
MIR Bouldin nominated Mr. A. +. d. Clifford Us D ,r
seconded by Mr.. Dennis, and sustained oy Niess''
Darlington, and Ferguson. - IN ,,.;soi warm.
Mr. Harvil, Mr.. Wiicher and MI Iuns'ab 'e''
w to Mr.. Clifford qualifications. a.d bv Mr.
Mr. McCance nominated ohm L. Bacon-secnndea o, 1i
B. Ta After some explanations us 10 Inc ac ai,,,ws
Council the vote was taken, and resulted as ion,"
For Clifford ll55-For Bacon 9O5-MaIoriv ~ Mr. Sam
Dr. Atkinson nominated for the second Directo Rnt The
uel Reeve. Mr. Reeve said he could no. sc aud he was
stockholders would not consent TO lei nm o'-" "
Mr. Clifford was elected Vice President sr ,hs
Mr. Clifford and Mr. Tunstal returned mana f snme on
tnued confidence of the Stockholders, ano ai'e id
couraging remarks from Mr.. Stoval, the meeting
in very happy temper - a.rea -
The next annual meeting OF the Compah! "H'
be held in Danvile on the 4th Wednesday III
THE ARMoRY SCHOOL BILL DEF Ia lei.
Yesterday the bill 10 establish the Institute oil the fs
mia Guard was indefinitely postponed IN the mouse Oh D'
lega,cs, by vote of Gu to 81. -,
We cannot but regret this result a ia'se "u'De' %
neon moi in this vicinity alone, but throughout the s'ae
| ...,oin,ed a, mot having this great aduvant to ed
ucation, afforded them
rho tI,s w,s bv no means full when the vote was taken
W. i; ,rded ne decisive. The Eastern vote stood fo
.os,nonnen, "a Against it, 49, The Western stood io
ooetnonemen &c. Against il, TO- The following is the vote
on the ndefinate postponement OF the bill
AYEs-Messrs Hopkins (spsaker) Fnney Allen, Dam
Mccne Ha%G0nd Gp RarSnn, B senr pun
0sssins Edwards Of F., Brooks, WALL Sydnor Pearls
Guerrant. Carroll Calson, Stump Monroe Duke pareR
Gresham, semp Ferguson, Wright, Pende'on Nswan
Rovdsron Harvey, Williams Baskerville Berne panors
dai Stubs, Butt Boswell, Robertson, Kee Neal Witch
er Cackley Rves Harrison Sturm, Craig Dorman rat's
SON, Yancey Pi,man Calvert Cru'chheld billiard OF >
Nons~Messrs Bowcock, Garter, Imboden, McCue huI
we'll Tompkins, Darlington of BoieourI, Power Spc.a
Weldon. Morris, Southal Jewett Arnold Tomlin, Monla
gue Edmundson Kilby, Dawson Wheeler leey hs1Ge
SON Cox Scott Of P, August Keenan, Speer Campoeh u
s., Ncwsom, johnson, Ditty and Boyd-a9.
Details of Proceedings will be given tomorrow.
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He Saa. however, secured By the mob sho had a.. =
'i.nced the opposition Of the few officers in the roo
taken III triumph down tie stairs, ani into the sire, y
o.iIt.s c!!ist attempt = !Jt", Jal w.n ,n,,.f
imp! INC mo- hurried ut. .:th the fugitive ana we,
seen IN the vicinity OF Bennp street where negroes cbs
coEeregaie. ' e'ieHs
"h'li the mob was in tic court room the sword ~
Marshall hanging In the sheath over his desk was W
one OF em ana iiouTished the heads OF the Officer.
weapons, though number of the negroe. boas, ..
revo'vefs IN ine!' possession one negro in lis g,
ped lis knife. 7"a 4'o,.
There Were several white persons in IT, mob ha, .t
not appear to act IN IN" rescue The escre II cours
great excitement throughout; fhe cry ~ , ',l'e:
ing ontra@es upon aw antote eyerenl.rrd T.
Impossible 10 arrest y" tHi'ivr his ea:s lv: a. &
hurried him oil this the Can4cu fr,r = ~ -,l@
shall Devon, is ab-en, a. Washington. - , Ma.
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CONGRESS.

SATURDAY, FEB 18TH ls5l.-The Senate discussed and
amended the bill regulating tho fees OF mashals, attorneys
and clerks of U. s. Courts.
In the House. the Habor and River Bill was deoatedo!
N Tayior OF Ohio for and by essrs Featherson OF Miss,
Cinnman of ~ c. Toombs of Ga and Gorman of Indiana,
against. Particulars to morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
MIR. DEMPSTER

WILL at the Exchange tonight give soms of his finest BAL
lads, which are so much admired Those who enjoy such
kind of music should lose this the last opportunity tor
Mr. D. will leave once for the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

Mr. Pratt will to-day open his beautiful Dasuerreoype
tablshmen, on Eagle Square, Main Street 1t great VI
nament 10 the street. His recep,on-room IS as pre's
boudor as we have recently seen-eleganty ted up WIN
splendid carpet rich velvet divans satuettes immense
window with stained glass, &C.
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In consequence of ndsposition in his family Mt fra' IL
compelled to postpone, until Monday next, February @
the execution of his audabe and liberal generosity 10 he
Union Benevolent Society The profits OF all the Dague'feo
types taken that day. will be devoted TO 'ha' cAcee
stution We cannot doubt that the public VIII cordially
cond this liberal movement of Mr.. Pratt
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WM. VI. BuRwELL, ESQ.
Hall or HOUSE or DELEGATES, !
II. t,,,..,, i,,h t-,l 4


February Ism ISL.
Gentlemen Approving cordially o the purpose oi ha
snnrl which YOU have Presented 10 The Legislature, aa
ing State mid for the establishment OF line OF ocean Steam
ers il will give pleasure 10 cooperate IL any manner
which will public attention 10 su'tc SO important
os,..p, IN, establishment of line Of steamers es-
sen,ia to the success those works Of internal "un-
cation in which the State is deeply interested ltwi oer
adequate attractions the travel and commerce which Il 10
the purpose oil those lines 10 secure. i,
will therefore, attend your meeting w'h pleasure
cannot of course expect 10 realize the aite!na la'h'
tions contained in you note but will unite with Others IN
contributing far possible 10 The success 10 inc npm
,ont proposition which You have presented 10 the hes''a
.ure. / am, very respectfully, yours, ,,,,rr,
Mcssrs Scott Morgan md Jeler, COMMITTEE
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THE cr.Tr .cpICTTTUR SOCIETY.

THE STATE AUhICUL ON.hI
E We anticipate brilliant audience oil auies anu s'n
temen at the capitol tonight to hear the annual aoo'e
the State Agricultural Society," by Mr. Stevenson ne
an orator worthy of the OCCASION Other addresses may O'
afterwards expected.
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ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

hodv expeced the secession ticket to have
,ceed.d in the election of delegates the State Conven
ton 10 be held no one knows when. There seems now
ever 10 have been singular apathy among the people.
Charleston Messrs Langdon Cheves Z. G Memlnger
R W. Barnwe and others amounting in all TO twenty DE-
cpa,e were chosen-bu the whole vote cast IN the twt
d.ys IL wonderfully snal-vz lO3s-as the Palmetto Stat,
Banner (Resstance) says:
IA ptful vote surely for Charleston question OF such
moment Where Is the Charleston oouhetn iN'e"' A''0
ciHnonf -, , $500. !, odroc,,o. ~ tbs
old Tory doctrine:
THAT they shall take who have the power
And they shall keep who cant
FORBID 1t heaven Small though the vote be, we feryent-
y trust those who have been elected will prove Oh Inc
right stamp.
The Anderson IS c. Gazette esisanes) also thus la
ments:
The question was literally Convention no Convention
fusing 70 vote by the advice of the moderators
In the Fairfield District Gov Means and three other Sc
cessionists were elected.
In tho Richand District four Secessonss were elected
and Bookter whose card quoted, as exhibiting mucn
nationality for the excited atmosphere OF that region.
On the whole the small vote BY the people, il rather
danper upon the ardent fervor OF the disunonss Inc
people seem unwilling endorse their schemes, and twelve
months may essentially cool down the fire OF the schemers
Their cause will not be much encouraged by the failure of
the Estate Rights Convention Montgomery, composed
of delegates all the States Rights Clubs in Alabama
Only 100 men present Two sets of resolutions were
introduced and referred by COL G. W. GAyLE OF Ca
hawbs and the other by Gen. j. L. HUNTER former
maintain the right Of State secessiondecare that Alabama
has good secede and recommend that she do Sc
cede after the adjournment of the Southern Congress They
also recommend the support of no man to political power
who not in of these principles The latter recon-
mend much moderate course though they maintain
.he right of and the duty of such course under
certain circumstances The resolutions of Col Gayle ecl-
ted much applause. The Convention then adjourned TO
meet at 7 o'clock in the evening.
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For the Enquire

The Democrats of Hanover requested TO at their
next Court the fourth Tuesday this month"; february 10
appoint delegates to District 9 me purpose "Sd
if thought necessary nominate candidate for the House
would 10 hs the
am su, that We can ret no one fill the place he
Mes who will be more faithful in the discharge of his duties
to his constituents who will labor harder against the
sv.cm of Iorronc which has been carried on 10 such
ea r ey,en, in our Legislature for the past lew years
Lei all the OF Hanover meet at their next
am .nre Thai on the 4h Thursday in April, thing
will be straight. Ha.>ofIn
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Mrs,ss EproRs Allow 10 ndd TO the list OF those
who have been mentioned in your paper az suitable persons
10 represent this District in the Congress OF the United
States the of WN w. CRrnP' Esq., oil he CITY OIL
Richmond ,,,,.. -, go, .
thing of Mr. Crumps claims and qualifications Tor Inc nigh
To- honor,hlc poson alluded But 10 those In remote
oon. of the District he may be unknown person
aly would say that he is gentleman OF hno talents,
h;ch o,,snmen,s-u graduate OF renowned old William
Mary and possessed of all the grace Of manner pro.
verbally characteristic Of those who issue from the walls oil
that venerable institution.
regard Mt Crump as by far the most available man in
the District since the declnaton of Mr. Seldom His ready
wit, coones. in debate and fund of information render HIM
powerful speaker Those who listened TO M trump
in hs contests with Travis Daniel and other Federal
tors in campaigns of "A and AZ, and witnessed the
foornes which he failed 10 give his antagonists ~
agree with me- that there is Democrat in this entire DIS
,ric better qualified 10 bear our coming
test, A DEMOCRATIC VOTER.
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.

At meeting Of The Central Southern Rights Association
of Virginia. held in the Hall Of the House OF Delegates on
Friday night February H. 1851 the proceeding oil the pre-
vious meeting having being read and the name announced
which had ndded since the last meeting Tho commit
tee of seven made the following report, on the subject OF
steam between the of Virginia and foreign port
ybch was then read BY the President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

RrcnMoSD, FEBRUARY iith. l-5l.
Dear Sir BY direction Of the Central Southern Rights A.
ISOLATION of Virginia the object. and purposes o winch you
nre already fully possessed ol beg leave on e bea 70
invite YOU 10 attend meeting Of that Aas'ciai'n = hr r
NV M sno,, Of TUESDAY next nj The hour halt past
ven clock in the Hall the House oi Delegates ana to ad
dress them and citizens OF Richmond IN reference - 'ss
interesting Objects and purposes ana slch "Ihei '.'s
~ o,csrn The Great commercial affairs nj The Stat. In
peormng the duty assigned permit Us add our earnest
and personal desire that you viii yield 10 t+ request ana
ma Your wise and patriotic counsel ana Instruction.
Accent assurances Of our high respect ana regard
Respectfully, Ro u SGO:l
G. :. MORGAN,
w., N Rrewr1t ESQ THOS L. JEFER.
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=ssasesssssxss~nasssa .sesxzrxss,s.es
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15

A-A plain spoken woman recently
visited a married woman, and said to her.
How do you contrive 10 amuse yourself
'Amuse = said the other, starting, do you
not know that ] have my homework 20
do? Yes was the answer, I see you
have it to 90; but as it's never done, /
conclude you must have some other way
Of passing your time
@ A western paper says, " nearly
all the suicides in this country are by
foreigners. Yankees rarely, if ever.
make away with themselves, for nearly
every one thinks he has a chance Of be-
coming President and, at any rate. his
curiosity prompts him TO live on, just 10
see what he will come TO-"
GOA boy hearing the minister read
that /" An Angel came down from hea.
ven and took a live coal off the ALTAR
repeated 1t thus !: An Indian come
down from New Haven and took a live
colt off with a halter"
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GAitur's GnrrrHpunhRurr
cHArnAM Co, N. 9, Aug. ~, Isl.

CHATHAM Co N. C., Aug, II, 1851.
Bro. GoRMAN lit affords ne much pleas
ure, sir, to inform you that the Temperance
cause is moving onward, with increased veloci-
~ in this section Of country.
On Friday last, Mt. Pisgah and Mt. Gilead
Divisions, together with several brethren from
other Divisions formed a procession at Squire
Bells, and marched to Shady Grove Church, a
distance Of nine miles, conducted BY brothers
J. Maddry, Of Mt. Pisgah, and Z. II. Ward,
ofMt. Gilead, Marshals of the day. On our
arrival at the church, we were greeted by the
smiles Of many Of the fair daughters of Chat
ham and Wake, anxious to see and hear what
the Sons had to say for themselves. Speeches
were delivered by Rev. J. i. Brunette, C. By
mum and A. r. Mcdonald, after which eight
persons gave their names as candidates for I'M
tiation into our Order. The meeting then
adjourned ill candle light. The evening being
inclement, but few persons we're in attendance.
Speeches were delivered at night by Rev. J,
Howell and A r. Mcdonald. The Division
then proceeded to the imitation of the candi.
dates, Brothers Marmaduke Williams, DGW
p, presiding as P w P, and A. 4. Mcdonald.
As WP.
On Saturday evening, at 5 o'clock, we met
at Holly Springs in Wake County, formed q
procession at tHe Masonic nan, ana marcneQ
around the church, in the presence Of a con-
course OF gentlemen and ladies, which for in
teligence and beauty would compare with ans
in the State.
w entered the church, sung our opening
Ode, and after prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Olive
addresses we're delivered by the Rev. j. Olive
Pastor ofthe Church, and A. r. Mcdonald
After the delivery ofthesc capital Addresses
candidates for initiation being called for, tsren
~ four gave in their names amidst cheering
and rejoicings that made 4" the welkin ring /;
and the ladies, "God bless them," seemed :
catch the spirit; for when they withdrew t
afford US an opportunity Of initiating this gal
liant and respectable band Of Brothers, the
fingered around the church, and made the al
vocal with their songs. And SO inviting wer
the sweet accents that fell from the lips ofbeat
ty, that it was with difficulty that we kept gu
young brothers in the church during the Ger,
mony Of Limitation. Among the members al
some grey-headed fathers, others in middl
life, and many promising young men, of tn
principal families Of the neighborhood.
Yours; in L., P. Il F.,
ANXIOUS.
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THE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, August 8. The Cape Fear is
remarkably lows and no produce reaching mar
ket from above tide-way. Bacon scarce, and
selling at from s to l24 cents according to
quality sales Of Baltimore -four at S. lard,
scarce at l24 cents molasses at 20 to 81 cts.
per gallon in lots to suit. Receipts of shingles
light, and sales at s. to 81 % per thousand ;
no slaves and ash beading arrived, and much
wanted receipts Of timber light. Turpentine
has, within the last few days, advanced 5 cents
per Dbl. for yellow dip, The sales reach
about 1860 barrels since our last 500 bbls.
at So Is and l46o at 81 20 for yellow dip
virgin dip has been steady at 80 so all per Dbl.
of $50 lbs, closing 10 day at our highest quo
tation. About 100 barrels spirits changed
hands this week at 264 cents and 26 cents per
gallon, closing at 20 cents.
FAYETTEVILLE August g.. Bacon Ia
Lard DO. Flour Sc IS for super, cash Corn
80 and 95 cts. Cotton Ct for prime.
PETERSBURG, August 8. Tobacco. Com.
mon Tugs So to S5-good to fine IS so to 81
shipping leaf Sc so to 81 5~O-manufactur.
ing $12 to Sl4 30. Cotton Ct to 8 cents
Corn 624 to 65 cents Flour 81 IS for super
fine by wholesale.
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RECEIPTs FOR THE AGE

SrcE AUeUsr s.-s1 from R. N. Taylor, New
bern. SO from J. NJ. Forney, Muddy Fork; So
from Allen Smith, Gatesville; S1:50 D.. n. Buie,
Robeson's p. o.. 81 from Miss E Williams, RAN
dolph; So from E H. White, Plymouth; 81
from Chas. H. Moore. Kenansville.
So from George Fisher, Newbern on Temp. Mag.
E. NJ. Buie so balance for Emblems. Hender-
son Div. S. in part for printing Bylaws. S1S
from Colerain Div. for printing Bylaws. S.
from II. L. Ward for Red Collar.
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1.-THE following Letter comes to us strongly
endorsed for its truthfulness, by a Reverend
gentleman, else we could hardly believe that
such bigotry, ignorance and prejudice existed
anywhere in the good Old North State:1
ALEXANDER COUNTY. N. C.
MR.. EDITOR AS this is an are Of novelty.
and as +" truth is stranger than 6cf;on - + 10
init to YOU and through your valuable naner
the following FACTS, that those who aye tina
Qfhovelty mayb be edited, and that ali NAV nov
that even in this God-gited land Of i;bartr
christianity and civilization, there are some y,
mentally dark corners, where drunkenness Ia.
the Preacher for its advocate, and v;ce and
blind prejudice are upheld by the mem6s-o y
bis church. A few weeks AGO I was a. 90 ~
witness to the following scene: eye
By appointment, the Ministers. tba Ella.
Deacons and Members q Little River Rant;s,
Church convened for the purpose ofD;p;n"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15

The best power TO advance the mar
rage Of a young lady, is, when she has
in her c~ountenance mildness, in her
speech wisdom, in her behaviour modes
ty, and in her life virtue.
We are often tempted TO laugh immod-
erately at certain peculiarities in others,
without rejecting that our diferentmeth-
DDS of dong things may appear quite as
ludicrous to them
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15
ENIGMA.

am composed of thirty letters.
My | 80 IL A q is a town in Scotland.
My 8 % Is "A 80 15 l6 81 IA is a town.
Ireladd.
Ny II 6 8 % IL 80 20 is a town in Ireland.
My "a 10 IL 6 7 10 is a town in Bolivia.
My Is 30 Is II Is is a town in Australia.
My 10 5 10 Id is town in China.
My % 2 IA 8 10 is one Of the West india
Islands.
My 9 10 IS q 2 z 8 80 IL is 4 tOwn in
Maine.
My &c ls 81 80 10 20 5 is a town 10 Mass
.achnsetts.
My Z 6 % 10 % Is 20 is an Island in The
Indian Ocean.
Ny whole is the name of one who is universal
ly praised as an advocate Of the Temper
aHce cause. T. E. HI.
Oakvile, BERTHE. County, Aug. 1851.
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0Ofp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Subscribers have formed a copaT.ner-
ship under the name and style Of LEEFE
& JOHNSON. for the purpose of traDsacIing
a general Barter Business. They may he found
at present at the old stand Of Th0s. J. johnson
s. Co, with a seasonable and varied stock Of
Goods.
CHAS E. LEETE,
Aug. 9, 1851 THOS. J. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE.
Aug. g, 1851

All persons indebted to the firm Of Thomas
J, johnson & Co. are requested to call imme-
diately and settle their dues, as it becomes ne
cessary 10 settle the old concern forthwith.
The subscribers, thankful for the very libe-
raj support of their patrons TO the old firm, bes-
peak a like l~iberaliiy 10 the new.
TdOS. j. JOHNSON & co.
Fayetteville, Aug. g, 1851. 50-3w.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
THE SON OF TEMPERANCE.

FOR H SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
THE SON OF TEMPERANCE.
He is a sovereign bold and free,
His suffering fellows friend,
Aud on his love and purity
His brother may depend.
He has no selfish ends in view
His heart is not SO small,
But with a boscm brave and true
He freely works for all.
He fights not for the warriors wreath,
Yet flee from doubt OF fears
He fights to save fromsin and death,
His kindred creatures here.
He has a sigh for those who hale,
A bosom 10 forgive,
He weeps Ger every drunkard's fate,
And strives upright 10 live.
He has a heartto feel for those
Who bitter SORROWS feel
And while his heart bleeds for their woes
He labors for their veal.
The widow and the orphans friend,
To save them from the snare,
In deep affection to Defend,
And cheer them in despair.
Go on-wipe out every stain,
That now imbrutes the soil,
Turn not aside, endure all pain,
And God viii bless thy. toll
CHocKEoTTE.
Aug. 9Th 1851.
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4 To- o. i
of THNpEH ANNwr

MASONIC & SONS of TEMPERANCE
pPREMIUM REGALIA DEPOTsM
'GIBBS & SMITH, No. 75 Baltimore ST
" Baltimore, Nd, respectfully invite the al.
teniion of the Brethren of the different Orders
throughout the Country TO their extensive and
beautiful assortment Of
~ REGALIAs, hNNERss -SssREs, Coz
TUNES, JEWELS, &e.-E All, h which are
got up under their immediate inspection, and
comprises one of the largest sssOrlmenis to b
found in the United States. 49,
Members of % EEcAMPMENTs, 0DD FEL.
Lows, MAsoNs, Sous OF T~EMPRRAHck, Ran
MEMS, and other Associations wishing 70 fur
nish their HALLS, or supply themselves Indisid-
ually with REGALIA, will find our House Offers,
great inducements, as we keep constantly on
hand a large and beautiful assortment Of all
styles. II
90 ENcAMFMEEfs, LODGES, or Divisions ef
the SoNs OF TEMPERANCE forwarding their
Orders may depend upon the articles being fur:
nished in as good style and at as low prices as
if they were present TO select :
BANNERS, FLAGs, PENNAErs, BE. for the,
different associations, made to order at the shsr-
lest notice. Address GIBBS & SMITH,
Regalia & Banner Manufaeinrers.
No. IS Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Sept. E5. 1850. SLY.