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= sREEN OAKS HOTEL. Biloxi. Miss.-I

4 SREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss-@.k
NJ fasd popular Sunausr retrenf so gnsrally SN
throughout the Southern country, under thu
EIlZABETH rRADAT PRADAT
mile distant village Biloxi opened
IN the LIST OF June for the ptinn of visitora.
The GREEN OAKS well known reed extended notice.
the popularity establishment
Messing The natural the
the Lake end salt wntsr
The GULF have not Jailed to impress avoaby the visitors from
Newoleans, Mobile and the surrounding country.
During the Win many
and additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS ihorughy
and fitted SAIL BOATS will all the
'ies The ya,tors fse q cLARET At Dinner
CARRIAGES and HORSES be procured at moment
addition the celebrated BRASS BAND of Nseans
md BALL may be expected twice every week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS requested
Captains the Steamers whu land Them the wharf
| he HOTEL ~
| yer w
1 Per Day. 90
a Children and Servants. hafprics. my1 sm
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CURIOUS DEsCR1PTIoN.-A gentleman from
Paris writes the following:
saw through one of the windows of the May
or's Office, in the twelfth ACCOMPLISHMENT, what
seemed to be the body of negro hanging by the
neck. At the first glance, and even at the
second, took it for a hannah being, whom dis
appointed love, or perhaps an expeditions judge,
had disposed of so suddenly; but soon ascer-
tanned that the ebony gentleman in question
was u large doll, as large as life. What to
think of this did not know; SO | asked the door
keeper the meaning of it.
This is the Contraband Museum was the
answer; and on my showing a curiosity to ex-
anime it, he was kind enough to act as my cice-
rome
In huge dirty room are scattered over the
floor On the walls, and along the ceiling, all the
inventions of roguery which had been confscated
from time to time by those guardians Of the law,
the revenue officers.
1t is Il complete arsenal Of the weapons OF
smuggling, all, unfortunately, i'll complete con-
fusion.
Look before you; there is hogshead dressed
up as nurse, with child that holds two quarts
and half. On the other side are logs hollow
as the Trojan horse, and filled with armies Of
cigars. On the door lies q huge boa constructor
gorged with China silks ; and just beyond it q
pile Of coal curiously perforated with spools o.
cotton.
The colored gentleman who excited my sym
pathy at first, met with his fate under the fol
lowing circumstances He was built of tin
painted black, and stood like heyduck o.
Ethiopian chasseur on the foot board Of a car
riage, fastened by his feet and hands, He hat
frequently passed through the gates, and wa
well knewn by sight to the soldiers, who noticed
that he was always showing his teeth-whicl
they supposed to be the custom of his country
One day the carriage he belonged to wa
stopped by o crowd at the gate. There was, a
usual, grand chorus Of yells and oaths, tn
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Something for Every Body.

The total estimated rental of Irish encum-
bered estates to be sold is estimated Mt f6O00o0.
They have u young turkey at Shepherdstown,
Va. with two heads and four legs.
Dr. Achilli's church in London has been
closed since his trial, for want of attendants
Gen. Gonzales, of Cuban notoriety, has left
Savannah to take up his residence in Washington city
Wanted-somebody to perspire for stout,
middle-aged gentleman, during the summer months
Mrs. Clay is now II years OF age, and al
though her health ia feeble has the appearance OF lady
| Of 80.
The Cincinnati Commercial tells US of n sign
in that city which reads ashoaz mindede here The
phonetic system must be spreading
Coolie emigrants from Calcutta continue to
flow into British Guiana, to Ne used as aborers on the
plantations of Demerara.
Mr.. Webster has prepared family burial
place at Marshfeld at of about $1,000 the
nit Of hill in Of his fields, overlooking the ocean.
Dr. Charles Spencer has been held to bail in
$500 at NewBedford charged with causing the death Of
Mrs. Spooner by NAL practice
Madame Sontag, accompanied by her hus-
band Count Ross expected in this country by the end
| Of August
Count Mensfdorf Ponilly, maternal uncle of
the Queen of England and parental uncle of Prince Al
bert, died at Vienna on the 18th nit. aged IS.
The Pope has sent a messenger to Vienna to
demonstrate against the heavy demands made on the
Paa Treasury by Austria for the maintenance Of troops
| The Spanish Government, within period Of
about two months have authorized upwards Of two hun
dred to receive novates the total number Of
| nuns to be 6,5l8.
| Monsieur Petin, and Mr.. Wood, Of Bridge
port made successful balloon ascent at Bridgeport
Thursday the 18th inst They went several thousand
feet and landed the eastern shore of Long Island
| The Homestead Law of Illinois, which pro-
teced the head of every family in the possession of
homestead from execution to the value Of $1,000
pealed by the called Legislature which has just adjourned
| A colored man belonging to Col. David Glib
Romney, Va bitten by copper snake last
week. and in the of half hour drank about
quart of whisky and relieved from the effects result
| ing from the bite. N
In consequence of the greatly exaggerated re-
ports of the existence Of cholera in epidemic FORM
Columbus, Ohio the wings Of that State have Withdrawn
the call for convention which to have been held ut
| that place on the 22d inst.
Lieutenant John Rodgers, in command of the
coast survey photographic purity off the Florida Reefs
states that in running sonndngs off the vicinity of Sol
der Key south Of Cape Florida to the depth OF hun
bred and specimens of the bottom brought
up retained temperature Of IS deg the surface water
being 70 deg, and the air 81 deg
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IIOLLYWoop HOUSE, Eastern shors of =

II
n II Mobile BAY, FREEMAN 4 SMITH, Prvpvstorss-This 81
establishment web and ayoably known for ia os.u
m fine walks shady groves
baths salt bathing with m hrm sandy bonu excellent roads
running directions the enrs mosquitoes
Southern country. Tina having
from three four months beginning,
evidence of its being the right Of apsee,
The half New
Orleans alone could accommodated.
Many alter additions
The DINING ROOM
orty persona. BILLIARD SALOON will other
Severnl SLEEPING APARTMENTS
erected
The prcpvetors will be unns in their efforts please There
daily bs steam With Mobile aud shorty new
will be the make several tips day.
N,D'''N' 10 ~" Is ny 40 WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES B. SMITH,
Hollywood Baldwin county Aa May ~ 1859. mys1 smAw
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Sunday Evening, July Is, 1852.
The market was dull. Of Cattle the supply is but
moderate, and of Hogs and Sheep but scant:
..i
BEEF CATTLE (Fine WESTERN .6D-c y lb met
:. :. (4ake and Texas) ........3G4lzc p fb net
Hoes Observation-Disclosures. mic y fb net
sasgr. 50 75f3$3 SO p head
MICH Cows. .S25GDs50 p head
CALVES AND YEARLiNas. IS 50G1$8 10 p head
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FREsHEr-Recent rains have caused great freshe in
the vicinity of Hamburg and Aiken, Ga. Several mills
have been damaged to considerable extent, and many
lams haze been carried AWAY.
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Ste IN b o a t 3

~.
Cleona, Martin, from Jefferson
Harry Hill, Filbrun, St Louis
lexington AIathsr, from Louisville.
New Latana, Landry from Bayou Sara.
Ohio Bntk, from Cincinnati
Towoa Mary Knssla Phillips from the passesowed down and
Roge and corsiabrougt bark May Flower. Cohen,
schrs Juninta and Jonen Fernando.
Towoat Porpoe Brown,
sehr John and Albert.
Towboat Yankee MCPHERSON the
18th inst hsks Mantonomo Anira brig EmprendAr and
the Bar ship Lhndbrougt ship Maine and schr NJ
Towboat Ocean, MoAnia from the Passesowed down
ai instant, ship Mount Washington bark Nashua r
Ezabeth-btought Aparceda
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al M MEXICO So eo oqr bs whisky
".' vine y hg butter Il o 4 do salt IS
BosIoNPs ship Miideses: ss bales cotton Z, do hemp iss
hR DO f sss 's s. do s I'LL GG do
BOSToNPer bark Klby haes cotton, hemp old
10 H. as @ s 90 @ s s IS s se oil
2+o9 hides 1895 pigs lead, 90 bxs
AvANv-pr brig Adams Gray: ls5 1913 b lard
do butter.
"a l. se 10 ks ls hs lard OIL l47
lead BEANS y bb dour eo spy n sa
An lr Amgherite 900 bss bbs pipes wine
G ssr .a M Su x'isS aeis kegs
ter, etc.
LIvERro1L ship saise 11 bars rail
steel q d RoD9lo Do IGwn,eps Temlhns
a sI Ba ssf Ss %s sisss
sfss % IF mss as vine ss y $ &
% 3 se S. % ss Gaaehs
do hs1ph sat ss g. Ei
n sss a t Ks su malls hob 3
a sss Ks ps sn ma' m P1s f .sc a as @
Holiness do Burnside eo2o5 packages mdse, 1000 bricks
BoSToNper bark Chas Thompson 400 ice &co
BOSTON-Per May Flower: to Stafford Hco
| RoCKLAND-Per brig Cohen Lime o master.
MATANZAsPer brig Brown Molasses Bcchor Bro.
wLMNGToNPer hr John 1928 naval stores to
| C ] Aieeker &co.
NIcARAGuA-Psrs chr NJ Sears; Lot offrnit MASTER
| . RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~ n s. bids tobacco F1awss
Wilson w4 Rodsaad &so CO. Dc asW
s
d. % on"s seess4 a0n Is 81
tanch6 do Freln &co64 axis c Twichen tco2 trunk
Sa ball. sS hs ssss
ST y 49, Per, s'sams amer Harry Hill i1s pig. lead Foak &so
g. s W ss ksa%seS
Thonpsonlss do corn Bonauo-s
b Lard Woodruff &eol6 csk bacon Frost key
90 hhd Buidecke Brander vii
lams &col3 bbls apples John Wlanisl box mdse
cabbages and sundics to order-Toa, &C hhds tobacco
30 Turner Wilson &eol5 Buehannn, Carroll aeol4 Coope
dco-7 Cnstigner4 Hewitt Norton 6oo-4 Payne
f9wel-s Roubier- Do Plauhe &co-i9 do do wool
mis awn Dune &col4 do tobacco Twitty Smh-lot
Kenneth Dix dco-snnries to orer-Toa 2i bales
BAYOU SARA-Per cotton Oakley
kins- Wright, Williams &co-l2 hhd
no do Yeatman &coe5 sacks Degeos PLEASANT
/ dries to order.
CONSIGNEES.
Per steamship FL Dorado Of taken beard Key West
the steamship Empire City from MewYork-DW BsdenGoh
so.-H 7 Wright, Williams syne &co-Har
Thonss &co-Lugoboa HaIington-cJ Williams Davis
H Kendall Carter &eo-J Woodruff coA MelaurenA Within
&eo-Eddy. Jamison aco-J Stanton &coC Baere Bros
Cudly &eo-C DagsanT Moreau j D DeBowF Duconge-
BrosBurke ErnesA shurmyersH Ksnnedy-Sisray Mill
Jaason-E Hart dco-J Relf &co-Witter BoJ Eyansso
Walworth-E Walker &eoYegs JeanrenaudB lIand-J
Pr Eark Ghas IhGnEsan, from kesnsD psa
Grief &eo] Adams &coW Violet
. and order.
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A NovELry-The NewYork Herald states that though
election is Immediately hand several detachments
may be in that city engaged in cleaning the
streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26

WREcKED.-By NewYork papers of the 10TH We hear of
the loss of the bark Emblem Capt .Hardie. from Noble
bound to San Jago de Cuba. The Emblem sailed from
Mobile about the I'd Sd Of June with cargo of lumber
and previous to the 18th ulmo lost the Mavagua
Reef The reached Nuevita that date, after
being seventy-ve hours in open boat. The cargo
owned in Mobile, and fully insured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26

RonBiNG MAIL.-A boy named John Somers, en-
poyed in packing the Nashville and Salem nois) mails
has been arrested charge of robbng them. He has
fully confessed his guilt having distracted about $500 in
small sI,p,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26
MEMoRANnA

t Captain Freeman of the ship Name July H. lat
reports that he boarded the bark roa Navy Bay
Pensacola in distress She had lost with the fever
able do duty Capt Son had sick
days. getting better The first dangerously
officer Just recovering. Supplied them with pro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26

SriRrs RAPPiNG-We learn by the Opal, published by
the inmates Of the State Lunac Asylum at Utica N Y,
that there in that refuge at IA persons whose
insanity is ascribable to this source
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26

SHOOTING ArrArR.-At Louisville the 10th instant
John Madison shot at four times with revolver by
Ambrose Burton, at Bowles boarding-ho Fifth,
street Two of the shots took effect, shattering the
left at the wrist and the other striking him the
breast and gancng off, inflicted merely flesh wound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26

CHoLERA.-Cholera has made ts appearance at Miin.
uniatta county Pa and several deaths have occurred
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SLAVES.

TAMES WHITE, No. 1873 Gravier street, New
- oFesns will eorsa.ly PURCHASE gEgRoEs; also,
Sell md AFT s,svss Consigned to him fff
HSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Will &
Il be given by for tho delivery q BeTszY dsk "a
Ktse ot thirty old. lpsks French and Engyh OK
who s house Th1,tdhy morning Last, She Is Of
white chseka She
form. fy owned By Slr. X. Addicks.
jea3 II A. FsfEYER, street,
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The WORLDS FAIR NEwYoRK.-The Network papers
contain official that the proposed exh
bon of the industry of all nations will open in that city
the I'd of May next and notice given that the
citation is ready to receive applications from those
who desire to become exhibitors The number square
feet whether of wall floor counters required by the
plcants must be stated and all communications must be
addressed to 1.-The Secretary of the Association for the Ex
hibtion of the Industry of all Nations, NewYork,''
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4 SIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
BACCoThe suhsc,ibers have constantly
lots 70 suit purchasers CUBA, HAVANA, FLORIDA MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Tobacoop hossheada bales
ale rasket. and ior plantation
TURNER RENSdAw,
IS Camp ziEest and Asa Tehoupitouas street
aharro hxtuH trl,v = yys
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OErrcE OF THE DAILY CREscEnr,l
Monday Morning, July rs, 1852
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Place. Nagorda Morgan
Ship Mutdlesex, Paine, Boston, Geo w Hyu OF
Bark Kilby, Hoyvlani Boston, ID. Geo w Hynson
Brig Albums Cray, Hcnry, Havana Jas Mitchell
Scbr Urbana, Lasless, Ssyanush, Chas Deake
Sclr Fannie Vance, Philadelphia, wickhan
selr Aphet FeIh Navy Bay aud San Juan de Nicaragua
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WANTED.

"ANTED TO PURCHASE-A very supe-
rior GARDENER man about 30 g, IS year. Of
planting culture Of vegetables. Apply TO
jy93 LONG, JOHNSON & HATCHER, a2Commereial
" ANTS A SITUATION-A young man
competent attend kind
attentive bnsesa. addressed
NJ. ut the Crescent Office will be attended TO. jc30
"TANTED-By resident Of the city, who
well present employer
TINT will pay $50 per month He competent Book
c0untan young family, will capacity
doors doors
l.! B Apply this Office by letter addressed TO W. W. jels
"ANTED TO HIRE-A Negro Girl as Nurse
w small family One who do plain sewing preferred.
Address boz j. So.T, Post-ohca. je5
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stILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss.-Ihepub- a
Nd lie are respectfully this essablshnlsnt vii ~
opened vstors
NIXON June Attached the HOUSE win found
The TABLE will always supplied with the dsse. Of the sst
md Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia Bay
Offering the fine we'll dense Ahade
This
families children than other house the
the green 'front.', which
t liberal deduction viii be made 70 fsmlies myls am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26

RUPTURED they security
against HERNIA with all It's horrors bntn
erly constructed and we'll adapted TRUSS.
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NEADISONVILLE H0TEL.-The SUBJ a
Gerber wing Hotel op. vi
ths Having large and airy Roons hs viii b abls
4 his
supplied csy of the
meet share Of patronage The for Board
Pss i s uots ROOM TEN Pin ALrY "
ROOM The bar will be supplied with she ht o Liquor
mylq Sm j. Af.r
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TO RENT.

LSOR RENT-For the summer or longer a.
perdThe spacious, A
DWELl HoUSE-in The Of
apply the underneath
street. iyis If
YyO RENT-Three large well ventilated a
Il FRONT OFFICES and ONE ST. RE in Paulding's Build wv
ST. Chales
at-iy, or olnhe first OF October Apply To
Tvs - JOHN S. MAUNSELL-s st. Charles street.
EsOR RENT-Board Of Directors Odd Fell A
u lows Hall Asocaton.The sToR Es in the basement l
the Odd Faowa Hall leigh. Qptng Camp
forming the Of Camp and Lafayette ard
offered Possession
stJny For terms apply to either Of the undersigned.
II. G STETSUN, "a ChartFss seet,
So. j. G. DUNLAP 81 Camp street,
RICHARD SWAIN, Crescent Insurance Company,
jel9 lmislmos Camp Commercial Alley
SUMNER RESIDENCES.-Thre Cottage -
~ Dwellings Vaudeville the Summer Appiyto E:
je3 If J. NJ WEYMOUTH, LOT ST. Charles street.
TWO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, "A
mh1g If SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

DOARDING-A small family, or a few single
I'D gentlemen, Room
appyag
DAY ROARDERS cAab b. accommodated jysi 3m
DOARDINGESeyeral Families can obtain
Id Board several Gentlemen, BY applying 4 No asi 6a
ahIe "
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Lieutenant John Rodgers, in command of the
coast survey photographic party off the Florida Reefs
states that in running sonndings of the vicinity of Sol
der Key south Of Cape Florida to the depth OF hun
bred and sixteen faho specimens of the bottom brought
up retained temperature Of IS deg the surface water
being rs deg. and the air 81 deg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26

DLADON SPRINGS will be open for the -
- of sisIors the fr.t day q aqne Es:s.e
PERSONS bo comfortably accommodated Ent aistance bag
Been and the fer tas much
better No
will render the Of hnas who
j-9 tsepi CONNER HENRY, Pfopr1etort
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FOR SALE.

ESOR SALE-Under full guarantee-A very
superior NEGRO WoMAN She q very good cook washer
She and make clothes and Is capable of taking charge Of
house family during the absence MISTRESS and short
required Of active Intelligent and
thy Address W box c, 3d. Neweans Poofce y22 4w
EOR SALE-The steamboat E. D. ~ =
WHITE, sk years DID, and thoroughly repaired
months past the capacity bales
running the trade well found and in good ORDER Terms
safTH L FIMrsTER, "a Poydras street.
ie7s ]. H. MORRISON d co. Y D.
NOR SALE.-A Lease Of q residence in Al
stree-good neighborhood the A
lat October together with the FURNITURE, BEDDING, To a
the will be accommodating and immediate
7. No. 49, Postofhca d2I
NOR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
Il PRINTING MACHINE pattern No bed 4sl credit
twelve month"; with approved odo will be Apply
at this office.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-08-26
Rank Of St. Mays.

We find the following card Of the Presl-
dent of the above institution, in the Ala
bama Journal
RA,K OF ST.. MARY's.-FOr the intor'
ton Of the creditors Of the Bank OF 81
,I,rvs I subioin condensed statement Oh
\: M% ooond;tion on the Odd of April last, when
il suspended payment, and OF It's G Snunont
on the 18th July, about 81 days subsequent
'ne To .ho o8rd of April, its entire indeOt-
On 'i including circulation, deposits, OUT
oane J;og checks, &C., was $685., 8oS G+'I
S 0 ,bo 18th of July, the entire indeoted-
O Os embracing every form q "qo"''y)
,ros s251115 50; thus exhibiting reuemP-
ton. in 80 days, of no less a sum tnan
S334. ,773 32-which does not include near
" 500 600 of my own small change bills
that have been promptly redeemed in that
period, as presented.
I embrace this opportunity OF renewing
nv assurances to the public, that my efforts
shall continue unremittcd to redeem the Is
sucs of the Bank-and that so far from its
being insolvent, it will be able, within a
reasonable time. to REDEEM at par, its entire
liabilities. her good assets, amounting to
mare tLoa aou5le her present Indebtedness
Il il hoped that this notice will secure the
attention Of all snch editors as may be dis
nosed to guard the people against the sacri
fee Of the notes of the Bank of St. Mary 8
JOHN G. WINTER.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-08-26
8ouks anO &tattoMerQ,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

I'D THE undersigned would respectfully
kEeY call the attention ofall who may intend
EEK purchasing articles in the above line to
80 his establishment His stock, he be-
lieves, is the best in the Southern country, and
his prices the lowest.
BOOKS.-Of every variety and description
and in every department. of Literature, Science
and the Arts.
MEDICAL AND LAW BOOKs.-An extern
sive stock
RELIGIOUS & DEVOTIONAL BOOKS
For every denomination of Christians. FAMILY
BIBLES of every quality.
SCHOOL BOOKS.-Hs stock embraces eve
cry Book in demand.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.-AIl the Books
used by the various denominations, constantly
on hand.
STATIONERY.-Every article of French,
English and American Staple and Fancy Station
ery-a very fine stock. Gold Pens, of every
kind and quality.
PAPER MACHE GOODS.-Writing Desks.
Portfolios, Cabinets, Albums, &c, made of this
rich material Fine Engravings, Oil Paintings,
and Illustrated Books.
BLANK BOOKS-Manufactured to order in
any style. Record Books, Dockets, Tax Books,
and every other kind of Books used by Sherffs,
Clerks of Courts, &C., made to any pattern. A
large stock of Record Books of all sizes con-
stantly on hand, of superior quality.
ACCOUNT BOOKS.-Ledgers, Journals, In
voice, Cash, Day Books, &c. &c, of my own
manufacture, very heavy assortment always
on hand
PAPER.-Printing Paper of all sizes; Record
Paper, French, English and American Letter
Paper, ruled or plain; Foolscap Paper of every
quality, ruled or plain; Colored Papers; Wrap
ping Paper of every kind, &C., &c.
WALL PAPER-Teasters, Fire Boards Bor-
ders, Scenery Paper, large assortment con-
stantly on hand
PRINTING INK-Type and every descrip-
ton of material used in a Printing Office, al
ways on hand.
JOB PRINTING.-Th best Job Printing
Office in the South is connected with my estaD-
lishment. Plain and Fancy Printing, of every
description, neatly and promptly executed
! BOOK BINDlNG.-Pamphl Music Books
Periodicals. Law Books, &c, bound in every
style, at very low rates.
Co Merchants from the country, Teachers
Lawyers, Physicians and Students. are assured
IT is THEIR INTEREST to call and examine my
stock and prices before purchasing.
WIN. STRICKLAND,
% Dauphin-Street, Mobile. Ala,
January, 1852. 45-tf.