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NLAGETT 4 DODSON, dealers In all kinds Of furni-
ashngton Georgetown, Isxanda environ
ing descriptions goods have received
Velvet tapestry eapetng superb body, finish,
Of colors
Brussels do do atunusualy low prices
DO do do steps
English Brussels plain do.
goods patterns styles
in this country for sale.
Elegant Administer velvet cheneal and uhed rugs match
above
Imperial and heePy carpengs Of weight of body
and beauty Of color
Double ingram In do do
Also rugs and door match
furnish respect
fully warerooms, they examine them
consequence
goods be sold considerably less than
elsewhere.
Aug lo-d2w CLAGETT DODsONt
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SNIPrHS New Guide Travellers throughout the
- United States, 1851
Hoey's Tourist throughout the Northern
States and & anada-map and engrnvings
Distunels American and European Railways and Steamship
Guide, maps. Price 25 and SO
Appeton Railroad and Steamboat Companion through New
England and the Middle States--many
Appletons Southern and Western Travellers Guide
The Book Travellers through
States, with l25 engravings and large map
Trenton Falls Picturesque and Descriptive by NJ r. Willis with
engravings.
The Railroad Descriptive Guide Book by
William Macleod, with 1876 drawings by the and other im
books.
Aug2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW G0ODs-Ths subscriber. beg leave inform their
that sy have n, new supply Of the
Black chaily, for mourning dresses
Do Pouisd de- Sole, Gro de Rhine, and India silk.
Do so%saslns and silk WARP r ,pses', very light
Pn"sy rte%sn or or.na,s and lawn.
po s s1% and pp as.n muslin, ios dresses
Black and fancy Fouiard silks
Very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeves
Richardson and ray' undre..sd Irish linens
English and American bleached long cloths
Lade. gentemens hid, and lile thread gloves
VARIETY good. =. Of which s disposed OF
beg our new
Linen and cotton sheeinss, dama,k table cloths
Napkins toweing white and eoored Marseies and Asndae
Table and piano covers, embroidered and lace curtain.
White and buff linen, for window blinds
-, 81, and 90 fancy colored m.tiins., new style
vsry superior English ocloih., designs,
Ana ,.. ss"eI o. French and English velvet tapestry
'' ''' HooE, bRoTHsk. co.
May 2I-ian
sss1 81 . s se Win sns Sssn. ~ Of
TOOLS apparatus Of the approved
psp spinning s s%1s a%Ss
ufsctories ds'leres brewees steamboats,
Frederick None subscription price per
issued January August. 1871 and may be er
amined at the bookstore Of
l. 'f fhANtk
JAMEss New Novel, The Fate. Tale of stirring
Travels and Adventures Mcrico by VIM Carpenter late
Annons Manual Antiquities with numerous ilu.ua
The Elements of Algebra, designed for beginners by Elia.
Just published for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY
Aug % Bookselier., near OH street
NoTICEwan,ed rent or four years,
dwelling house in the ne,sheorhood Of the rresdnt Man
Aug oi-2wif HooE, BROTHER, a CO.
Proposals for Clothing, &c., tho Marin. Corps.
HsApsuAsr,p. M.su. Corr,
ounrtormastsr's Once, Washington, 18Th August 1851.
n..d ne gGses S q received :. % Once qna WED
ing he marine with such quantities OF the following named
October 1854 and The sotb June lisa, VIA ''
Uniform caps, complete
Non'comm..oned officers, wor.,.d .psui..;
Brass counter straps, for the shoulder
Cotton Shirts
p.sss,.
Knap-acE;
wor,ted sacks;
Fatigue caps, with bras. letters, U. 8. NJ. and
The Marine Clothing store 81 Walker street New York
No,os Virginia Proposal. for Clothing
i"s addressed 70 The au're.'sr Marine Cops, w.'hnso
The loves, responsible ociay informed
The nsw.pspe in the habit publishing poposs. for mis-
e Ss ms be- printed "oSS
aa Ieset,.s%sn, to this ono. Tor psymsn.
TIE u".on Aesdeny, Of Isth street ana new
YORK avenne.--A commod,ou. buldn. h,. hes.
erec'ed 70 DC furnished popraved ode,n
ve ana 20 so opened on The Il, day september 1851 IN.
IA,
Circular. the principal Of sh and ,"r ,ss,s
tsnham's bookstore. Those desiring 70 enter sha.,J .
mediaieiy 'i s"'"'" Apply '"f
Aug 9-eod3w r. RIcUARns p.,,
TILE Union Female Academy, 18th street het,x..r
and New York svenne--Mrs. y. RICHARDS vii, eonn
the second Of her young
50, ,s,s sss sadqF il,
Of charge to the library and the and beautiful Of
apparatus the Union Academy. They have IN.
privilege cbr
y &C, by the principal Of the Union Academy. oh
above.
Aug 9-eod3w
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The Secretary Of War returned to the seat OF govern
ment on Monday from his recent excursion.
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TExAs Land Agency.-The undersigned offers
agent appeaning Texas, paruc-
nlary INDICATED and
will informed
be done.
Address II. @. CATLETT,
3l-6md&cp Dallas
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Central Academy, Second story OF Old Medical Col
lexe, Corner Of H and Tenth Streets

CHOEMA IL Eits' GOODs-on hand, and constantly recev
importation, all kinds Of hoe stus and trim
mings.
manufacturers will ind well supplied with ar
in the above line which will be sold on accommodating terms
JOHNS h PAYNE,
Importers and dealers In shoemakers goods,
Northeast Fourth Arch streets, Philadelphia
Jul
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THE
he has become the the line OF
from Washington city to Winchester by the Of Lsesbue
VIII good stages and good horses~ have in his employment
experienced, sktlui, attentive and
trip will always msds good
TAKEN every effort
public patronage respectfully solicited Once
House Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~ streets
JAMES N. KEMP
Aug Idly
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SUGAR mola.ses "a Auction.-on Friday next, the
u 18th instant, O'Clock, n. A. n. Dodges wharf the
cargo baque VIM Chase, from hayasuez, consisting Of
39U hogsheads prime sugar
do choice molasses.
Aug8-4t Il. s. WRIGHT, Aucuoneer.
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For Piney Point Old Point. and Norfolk.
= The steamer OSCEOLA leaves Arlington for
RAx1ee Norfolk every Wednesday and Saturday at9 O'Clock
m. Returning leaves Norfolk every Monday and
Thursday 4 O'Clock, m
shewl touch, going returning Old Point PneyPont and
Cone river.
/" Old Point, and return. 20
June 2i-n JAMES MITCHELL.
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lII-CLOTHs-Jus received At wsrerooms CI.AGFTT
DoDsoNsn extensive and superb Of foor
prospective landscape, panel Mosaic
well seasoned and coiored In the highest style Of the
Also 20 sheets nj low price, all Of which
to M room, hail, passage, diagram
Also rich stock OF oil cloths for furniture in width.
inches
Aug lG-d2w CLAGETT DobsON
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ELEGANT Curtain Matertals.-we have pleasure OF
IA informing the public that
SALE magnificent stock OF hockes lanes damask
and beautiful materials
window curtains and furniture with
pins drapery tssses loops xmp. kc
pond.
Also esboae wrought lace Swiss. and book muslin
tninu, OF which have been exhibition
Worlds Fair, by 10 be
elegant goods ladies
a particularly invited 10 call and them.
Aug io-d2w CLAGETT DODs0N.
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Canton MattAnKs, Floor Oticloths. CarpesinE Sc.
THE subscribers receiving per schooner
from New York
80 pieces - extra heavy white Canton mstunss
do
do Ga DO do DO
10 4 do red checked do do
do 54A64do
do - do fancy do
super English oicloh, 10 feet wide
do American ocoth, from twelve eighteen feet
wide
ow-priced oicoth, three sir fee,
wide
10 do Cocoa matiings for basement, &c.
Also hand full variety Of
port and American csrpetng, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels, English and American Brussel
imperial, ply, and ingram, hne Ingram
priced rag hemp COTTON striped plaid together
every furnishing
prepared fully determined offer upon good
dealers n county,
Apls-d r. III. HOOE h CO
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THE UNION.
81 DYER s noauraK, A~ss,onssr..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUcTloN.-on Thursday afternoon,
August O'Clock, shall sell, the premises
AMI
situated Run, Of Wash
ingon, about miles from the Centre Market
ccupied by and the widow Evans, containing
acres OF most excellent and in good farming condition.
Terms Cash the day OF sale
Aug I'D DYER MCGUIRE, Aueuonecrs.
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y. RICHARDS, p,ineip.I.

N'Hh Union Female Academy 18th street. hetxx~.r
Il and New York svenne--Mrs. n. RICHARDS veil, -.
the second Of her seminary young
9Th suitable brick building erected purpose and e,sd
up with the best furniture The Young ladies will rre
Of charge the library and the and beautiful Of
apparatus In Union Academy. They have III.
privilege monthly philosophy
sy, by the principal Of the Union Academy.
tanned as above.
mr. Cd.
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PHILIP BARTON KEY will attend Ia any b~ssnes.
he be before either Of the
e and will also attend the prosecution Of claims befove
Usss and the Departments, once on street.
WAS sssror, July 10, lsSs. vH-a~d
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". no" nosnemy, corner Of IAth street ana Ne ~
erected IN no ,n,, new and commodous building bees
,,'o 70 DC "fnbed throughout
Ve, and 70 be opened the h day q sepebe, 5i m.
. . k ~ WIZ tee psmes OF applicants admission
"cWs op,ned o. me principal and streets or =,
mediateiy ''i s"'"'" Apply 'ni
Aug 9-eod3w n RIcuApne ,.,,
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NAYV8 .NU11C S7UkE.
NJ, 3 ssd I Gasp H., Sdbsvs ~ C~es

New Oeieans.
Tag undes.ieesA 1ssisee ~
pectfuly to isfbsn the Pss's ~
W wv they can always hnd II bic .s''e
Nsev, . choice and large ssaovi msns Of Fs~"'
fS~fes, nj very reasonable prizes, and On scross-
msdaiing terms
Among them arr Ppano Fortcs made BY the
Cd ADD celebrated manufacturers, T. GMbrr!
4 Co. II Dsstoa, u rirh tone, and hnis'sed
beautifully in rosewood, Blink wslnss, and ma
hcgany, with iron frames. made in the most
substantial and wcskmanlik~ manner. Also,
ll,c testify celebrated .f:olssn Piaso S7or'es,
whirk, for swsssscss of tore, have not been
cqsai4ed They arr peculiarly suited to the
country as The .f.olan does not require tuning
for years
The New Improvement in Piano Fostes
the patent Vibrating OrertrSdgs, is also Tor
sale al the same Establishment This improve
mcnt gives peculiar hr,nuess and brisl'secy 10
the treble, add, to the durability and strength
of the Piano. and rco.crs 1t capable Of relsais'
ing much longer in tune than those in ordinary
use.
VT. VI. 1. Agent for Henri Iitrs' eelsesaie3
Grand Pianos and Pianino~, n.ade In - Fer
power and sweetness Of tose. III slAad PFs-
'' n. nse. cs-,s..s I1I.,., }. Policy
& Co.'S Paris lfaa1o hstruosAts from all
the best manufnoG 4 constantly reviewing,
and for sale on ljbegM terms.
S>ross. llsmd Pianos for sale, from $50 IA
Qeoo each, and taken In part payment for new
yyknos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and AP-
praised.
CwiAcarfs Neiodeon.--This beautiful toned
reimbursement, for Village Churches, Lodges,
Screnading Parties, and the private practice OF
Orgrnsis, possesses sweet and powerful tone,
is portable, (weighng ~ 'ound-,) ard Offered
al go each.
AZ Ortar- for guitars siolin., siolenecllos
clsriopcfs. flutes, airoohis strings. nni muse
merchandise of .ffy klrd vii i 3 mpiy
executed y. Reasonable paees Bsnds -urpl'ui
With ara~s IN rruurni- and bard ,ausc,
jfarps. dnul'e and single action, on i.."a and
pads e order, b su.l the taste u purchasers.
Ns-';--The larges, catalogue N The South
THO stock il nm accumulation Of over twenty
years. In II are many old and beautiful pieces
out Of print.
Ne,c Music received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships.
Spanish songs, dances, waltxcs, &c.--a regular
supply. Original music published every week
a The stor.>--natiye compositions solicited.
Music, bound. copied, and arranged. Subscrip.
tons received for the Message Bird, Saronis
lMssicai Times, and the baltimore Oiio by
addressing the undersigned, catalogues OF m,i-
nc will b. sent 10 any part Of the adjoining
states.
ms en-. WIN. +. MAYO.
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DESPECTFUlLY call The attention of their
IL mer chants. traders, aud planters visiting
New Orleans, 10 call and examine his stock OF
The following goods, rs they have great ad
vantage over great many merchants In manu-.
featuring their own goods. Therefore, anything
sold by them will bs guaranteed same as the
simple shown. The following ars few Of
the Kind always on hand
Xxx, xxx Mole-skin; Xxx, xxx Cassimers;
Black Union Hats; Pearl Union Hats;
Boys' buenn Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian" Fine Lanariins Flats
Boys Cloth Caps; Glazed
Caps, etc, etc, ETC.. for sale low, at Wholesale,
by J. DuRBRlnGE l. co,
~ Cusiomhouse street, New Orleans.
Dec, IA, 1880. noa6 "
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9X}l16 80 ssssss essss"
.ssg+ Exga1 SVPPLYyN


- mA0Q841 = CO.
nDSn&Sv0fl,Y i~sies ysblIe setssiiea "a
eksS ~ ~ Sssssr sloees - -
IS NJ - asaA = ~ Wea ~ y ~
T7S1a Sussss, NS~G&k Jhey vosh ~ =
- caatsosr, ard ~ tueas keoess''y, That
49, setk VEN tosyh + New Orleans, from
- = lnpsstng houses. ~ thsy hssies then'-
srlvrs tfcS VIII 'lc sb,s y .gis, sssevaI salts
|sstsoa, Their stock ssaststs y past - Is'-
LessS; hrsws ssd blesehea domestic q
crew vaHssy; bsown ana b.esrhed d"''ing;
eostsnaAs u English, FrnsA, an American
nasafastsss; trnisps; esosss jea~s; esn,'e'
eIeth ticking; cotton lts'ees; sproa cheeks !;
49, sjo,hs: dimitvy, &C., &c.; dasnsat cur.
sslv,. embroidered DO; Iiaen coating: ban
Ier.s Eeea; slaae do do; 1sisA Insn; bsown,
hlsek, snd whlte kollssd; e.hts ksen; do cloths
4 a;npes,; wapkins, &c, r.; psistcd muslin.
b,srk d. Hwi>s and null maslins; checked,
pssiA, ani striped DwiHA; Embroidered do, in
su,tes~s; Frcscl, jaeke"ets 81 every variety ;
eIsxaaGpes - every variety: ehsmbry do SOLID
solssata assbsy linen. plain and solid color. !
ehaReoa&5e d., DO, &e.: sclvet~; aipacas, black,
hae' AZ hrpwn embroidered muslin capcs |;
81: pasusola; Xix and pocket lpdkfs.. ard
M smd silk rrasais; linen and lawn, &c;
~ mist., Nd and ,ilk gloves, laee-, edging,
iasestius, &s; hosiery Of every variety.
NNETS
a. Fancy silk bcnncis. with and without
~ planes; opeo worked do; lace DO !;
fm0<h isrc do: Mohair do Mi-s Jcnrs Lind
Do. Bonoct and cap ribbons French flowers,
wrrrihs, &c.
\ BOOTS AND SHOES
~ every variety; three dozen Dancing
FaMSs.
~ TS.
Drsb beaver hats; nolcskn and silk do;
Dsepa Vista anil champeachy do.
SAEDLERY.
"a Ladies aud genllemen'- saddles bri-
- dies, uatiiusales, gir'hs, surc'ngIes,
hfillc filings, &C.
- HARDWARE
II Axes, ha,chcis, hammers, drawing chains,
- chiscls, saws, d,awir knives. hinges, buls,
screws; powder, lead shnt; calIesy, sasls, &C..
c',~rasry, Caina, aed Gtsss Nsfs 9taA1t
It~d Wars
READY MADE CkDTm4N0.
Cloth. par;ao, and Iiss1N oa1 esea1A
m me- - !! !. Il 80. -. ! !.. -:
:. 40 / sIsss.ss~.s
] !! !! y y : ~ !: =
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

"a FNOH10zvAOI6 CLO1H1N6.
CCOTr L D9Ak1NO, Msssksoisssvs q
~ FssAionstk Clneaisg. 4 wholssals ~ ~.
tail, Nos. and Cnnal, eos1es Of Oid Lsves
ntrest, New Oslsans; ~ No -, Nassau street.
New York City.
Purchaser will II Ill unes And an sxtsn-
slvs assortnsns On hand, eonpsisine svssy n.
ticls that IN nssdsd In ssatlsaaa's wssdiebs.
On! elothing h Of W. most FAsusoaAsts
stylss, and trimmed aad mxds IL H. bsat M.
nes. Every artists sod + wAaaAsssp; ~
u u dues net tara out = rspessssAsd, ~
nonsy will b. Nftaaed.
7srms: Invariably eash, o. IL sqalvslsaG.
Priccs uniform.
Buyers vlsltiag eishs sity, will ~ = thsis
interest 10 ea1l an1 sxaaiae ~ Gtoek.
p Pleas nets ~ nane ~ iinakw b yoss
memosandua heek. u ~ q
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&,rest, Neu Ovlssss.
Au7pA JOeaN BALL has jsss opposed ths
abevs sstahlishnsaa ~ vim hsse
- soastansly - hasA lasgs ard
= sslxatts ops'srsisW q TAsa1sgieA, Ssss1srd,
md Misceiiaxsoas Books, which he offers a
prices much lower than heretofore sold a In
the South.
To CouSrsr hracHAsrS, and Others wish.
ing Books and &sfic~ery te ell again, h
large stock Of School bosks, Sserie and Fsscj
Ssstiewrry de.
He 10 also agsnt for The METnopnr Beea
CoscEas, and kespa . fall supply Of I'll thsil
books on hand, al Publication Prlesa.
JOHN BALL.
- 0rssiw Nvsst, Nsw Orlssas.
January I, 1851. NJ ~.
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VXyHERE NY b. fose1 ~ lsseese AID -
w as.oumess II Cs~fkiK q svssy de~rs'p-
ton in Ns~ OvttssA A. this sstass'>AnrWe
every srtirIs u ce.ss4 q ~ le~e.s pracs q
whkh IL can be ss,d. asd NO rc4sction can In
any instance be made. Pswhascrs, whether
they arr good or bad jsdsss u the qssh'y Of
Goods, may rest ssssrcd II Obtaining c'cry ss-
ticIe al Tie very lowest pssc~. withose the
trouble Of heating down, " The fear u bs'eR
cheated. We have but one prize for (sostts,
and that Invariably il the lowest IN The city.
Oar sock 81 Cloihing md Furnishing G.ads
ia nov very lasxs. eomPrisi"g very full as
sestu.e~s; I'll nads in the latest and brnt s'an-
nes, 40 warranted In every respect.
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noarAvs are, &C.,
K. RICHARDS, No. II Chartres street,
II New Orleans, Importers and Wholesale
"a Dealer in Foreign AND DomesIc Hard.
,earr. Smede and American Bar, sheet, and boiler
iron, 10 which he invites the attention Of coun.
try dealers. Among other are the following
goods:
100 tons Sweds and American Bar Iron;
100 English aud Hoop, Boiler
and sheet lroL
10000 lbs. Brazier's copper assorted, all sixes
S,0vJ kcgs Wcymouth's Nails;
900 dozen Collins Hunts, and Davies Axes
200 Shovels and Spades. ass'td makers;
500 best cotton and wool Cards.
200 tons best Philadelphia hollow-ware Cast
ingx, assorted;
$50 casks bright o.. log, and trace Chains;
$500 dozen Caroline, cahs and grub Hoes;
5000 Ploughs, assorted; Kings, Cary, Hull,
Peacock and Makers cost
Cologne Mill Stonea, (innd Stones, Mill
Irons, boiling cloth; sugar Kettles, CRATE Bars,
aud firc mouths togsshss with full assortment
Of direct importation, foreign = 4 dome 49, sash
i'ariesfe al 1f winch viii h. so,a or the most
favorable terms.
Dee a. '9yO nOQG Ans
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n H. Cssss, Thss. n Dykrrs, ksas 4. SpssiSix
Asmy r. ktssiAiax,
COWAN. DYKERH, H. SPAULDINGS
~ fsrtws. Commits ios end Forwarding M~r-
dtssfs, No. 100 Tchoupitcalas street, New
Os>eanA
RsvsA le-Stswart 4 Thomas, San Aueus-
tlns; Stewart 4 Co., Grand Eeore; n. A.
psgsass. Port Caddo; W. w. Snith, Shrevs-
pm. Ty
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STEAM MIL LIS.
IRffYf. Ar SAW AND (sRIET

CIRCULAR JAW AND UHfc1.
TINE proprietor takes pleasure in announc'
i. ing 10 his friends ard the buildtng com
munity generally, that his mlls (afler great
delay and expense in rcmoving) are again "
complete operation, three miles north-cnss o.
Marshall, where he Is now resly 10 receive and
FIJI orders al short notice and hlatters himself
that the SUPERIOR QUALITY Of HE Lsss
ber and Grinding will insure continuation o.
the liberal patronage which has hitherto beer
extesasd to tic establishment. The following
ia bill Of prices--rOR CASH:
Square pins lumber, 80 90 per N.
All i. ANAL ripped lumber, 20 % ="
For lumber upwards Of twenty -four feet in
length an extra price will BE- charged, in pro.
portion 70 the Dimensions. Gum, birsh. black
walWut, and other furniture lumber, when logs
are furnished, will b. sawed on the shares, u
n ga pern.
wilt sell on the usual credit 10 the end Of
the Year. 1t 20 per cent on the above price, Ia
punctual and Legaiiy responsible men. Non.
Others need spply for indulgence, without good
endorsement on their bills. And sowe whs
speak for cash bills may be required 10 deposit
the amount Of their orders in advance. The
elephant has been visited," and am detern.
incd u do Aafe business In the future.
Grinding will be done any night In the week
except Sunday.
December 20, 1850. n30 y
S.-Oriers len with messrs. Ward, vii.
so., 4 Co. will meet with prompt attention.
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TINE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
l. ed by marshall Lodge No. ~, announce Il
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MoeeAooA1se.
The subscribers have now and In
tend always 10 keep on hand, for
vs. " sale At the most reasonable psiccs,
a good assortment OF the Resi- Pieso Foriss
manufactured in this country and in France.
They ara sole agents for Horst's patent double
Iron framed piano fortes the most durable and
decidedly the hest piano now in US. They ere
peculiarly adapted 10 Tho southern OF any damp
climate, there being bst very little glus In The
body Of the piano, consequently thsy will re-
nsain much longer 10 tins than any ct6es make,
~ the weather has no effect upon them. The
eass 10 the iron piano i independent Of the
body and can BE- easily removed Al pleasure.
Ths tone u more full, rirh, and mellow than in
othss pianos. We import the rieyel Z Co.,
Paris Pianoa. made expressly to our order. n.
anos Of 9, ~, 6t and 7 oetayes, so,ns In rich
carved casss
Aelodsons, seraphncs, guitars Of the
bsst makers, siolins, vioIoneellos, sccordcons,
natss, banjoa, I.aAic boxsx, and Instruments IL
I'll kinds; guitar, harp violin, violonecllo and
other saringn; peg~, brdgss rceda, 6nger boards,
bows, bow hair. tall p(sees, rnsin, e. Piano
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csived fton all The Northern psblsAsrs - sooa
- puhllshed. OrlsPs fsea ths country solje-
lied aad peeaftly aatsaded IT, A liberal dse.
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FWrm11Wre W0reho0oo.
smzue TsE undersigned respectfully
|fi inform their fsiehds and the
u public, that they have just re-
esivsd and ar daily receiving an extensive as
sotment Of Csbixt Furniture Of every var-
sty and style; also, cAoIc~ assortment Of the
following anicleA 10 wit ehaira, Ssathsss,
apving, Hoaa, AID hair natFasssa cusled hair,
hsir cloth, plush, damasks, cords, and tsssels,
aimps, yasnish. ETC., etc.
Purchasers 4 invited to call snd examine
or stock, which will b. offered II psices that
cannot fAil 70 please.
c. FLINT L JONES.
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DAWllNB, 4 Co., {ssecessors IL Rawlins,
~ Esass, L Coz Conmlssisn Mercksnss, 10
Ce>nnoa -, Nsw Oslsans.
REsAa 1p-Jsmes Y. Collier, Colonel c. II.
Cospss, ~. 4 NsHdsss, J. r. Roscborough,
Joseph n. Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
w. hasaie, J. }. Holloway Rask county; N.
Tnwisk, jefferson.
VIZ will furnish Begging, Rope, and Plan.
tniion supplies 10 PisSters shipping to The
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, 1 KEY.
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