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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
DAVENPORT 81 ALLEN,


RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
HAVE usually for SALE on consignment from Manufacturers
a and Importers
CoFFEE-Ro, Iaauyru lava and Old White
SuGakS-New Orleans. Porto Rico and 81. Croiy
MOIASSES-New Orleans Porto Rico and Cuba
SALT-Liverpoo Fine, IN sacks
oiL,Sss1, OILS, Bieached Lamp and Linseed
Mould
ALUM. sALTpETRE NADER
COPPERAS, INDIGO
RICE, CHEESE
RACE GINGER, PIMENTO
PApEa-Cap and Letter, ruled and plan-Wrappng
TEAS-Esra Fine Gunpowder, In chests
6ani Is Id. boxes Gunpowder
2lb canisters do.
Imperial
Back, in papers
a constant supply Of choice qualities of Teas.)
ClGARS-Prime and second qualities
STARCH-"Colgars"
SHoT-Al sizes
BLIsTERED STEEL.
WINDOW GLASS-Sxl0 and 0x2
PLASTER-Gronnd in 5oOlb. casks, from "Lubec' Mills
We sell Agents the Manufacure and The quality
WHITE LEAll--Rest qualities
| and damaged"
LiCORICE-In cases, prime quaity-constant supply
wHlsKEY-Common, in hoesheads and barrels
I" Old aud Superior
| WINES-Madeira, Sicily Madeira
Malaga, Muscat Port
g Champagne and Claret
BRANDY-Superor Cognac
Common qualities
Imitation
sAL Mnso oILw 1FS,.a > IN a bottles
POWDER-Biasling
Sporting and Rifle Of all .izes, branded "Ken-
uckv We sell as Agents for Manufacturers aud warrant the
BROWN soAP-stverai grades
SUGARS-llavam White
Crushed
COTTON TwINE-SmaIl bales
PRINTING INK
DAVENPORT ALLEN will make cash advance, on every
DIES 'ription of Merchandise consigned for sale.
April ~ lll-M
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS
At No. 76, Vest Main Street.
GEO w. FERRY, having recently returned
FFEM from the North, where he has made arrangements
EGH with manufacturers, by which he will be frequent
g8 " receiving fresh supplies Of Goods of every de-
AA scrpton usually found in Hat STORE and al rates
that will enable him sell as cheap as the cheap
leave the public that he has just received per
schooner Marietta of his Spring supply of Hats and
cans among which will found gentlemens youths and chill
drrns Cloth Velvet and Glazed Caps and beautiful
patterns Leaf Hats &c Country Merchants WIN ma 10
their 10 examine his Stock before purchasing he
VI, y, VIC 49, " WV 49, a6-wtf
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CANAL BOAT and STAGE ROUTE 10 Catersvllle Cumher-
land o. H., Farnvle Prince Edward Charlotte and Halifax
Court houses, and Milton, NJ C.
Leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and Friday I'll half past
s. precisely; arrive at Pembeon, opposite Carersve AT
IA NJ; passengers will then take the STAGE Ia nine seat
coach which will be waiting and arrive Farmvile by F.
M and Charlotte Z. by s r. leave Charlotte s. A. 81
Monday Wednesday and Friday, in Milton by G. p. NJ
Returning leave Milton Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Nh and arrive at larlotie by p NJ leave Charlotte Mon
day. "Wednesday aud Friday s. A. NJ arrive Farmvie by
~ a. NJ and Gainesville by g. p VI morning at O'Clock
the Stage win take the passengers The Boat which reaches
Richmond by l. +. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Apr4 lG5-m
NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTs.-The rate OF
ersbe, by the Greenesvle and Roanoke Petersburg Rail
roads, Is % cents G0 pounds from Petersburg Richmond
by the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad IL is 81 IS per hogs
mead These rates include all charges Of forwarding anspor
Ton and drayage In Petersburg if the Tobacco consigned u
the Agent of the Greenesye Railroad Company at Gaston and
our agent at Petersburg.
The Geenesve Railroad Company adveis. 10 forward all
produce CASTOR and VIII lake II tom c
Petersburg Depo, fast reaches Petersburg so that III nc
Will he than day and halt or two days between
Castor and Richmond.
The upon Dry and Groceries from Richmond 10 Fc
tershurs Is ~ follows:
On Dry Goods, IN hoxcs II cents per hundred
in bales, u do.
On Groceries, 10 do.
Aud, from Petersburg CASTOR, . cents per 100 lbs.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office, Feb. ~ W-2m
~ The Raleigh Register, Warrenton Reporter, Oxford ESam
Milton Danvie Reporter will please copy
twice for MONTHS and send their accounts 10 this Of
fee.
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VIRGINIA. LAND UFFTCE ArRtL II Is4i
conformity entitled IAN reduce
the several concerning erheatos passed tho 9TH day of
January lsi9 do hereby make known 10 all whom it
ha, certificate of the esceaor Of cnde
ton COUNTY dated 2h day Of March, 1884, and this day
ceyed n,o the Office, that by inquest held the 7h
dav Of March 1884, of land county Pendetou,
reunited 10 conran fifty acres of which Adam Bowyer died SEIZED
has been esclieated 10 this Commonwealth
- s. II. PARKER, Reg. |. Office.
Anil I6 l09-w6w
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I,YSANDER UO2D

Refer to Hon j. J. Cenden u s. senate Hon. J. T. More
head U. s. Senate; Hon Garrett Davis, T. s. House Of Repre-
senatyes homas Richie, Richmond, Va; Edwin Upshaw
King 4 Queen county, VA Ches Terrell Ballard county KY
Feb % 9l-w5m~
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TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.

y N III
ROAD-REDUCTION OF RATES
NOTICE Is hereby given, tai and after Wednesday, the
i'th instant, the fare by the Railroad Rich
nond aud Bamo will he reduced S., Peters
burg and Baltimore TO So 50 CTS. only
travellers by the Raiiroad reach Washington nine,
baore IN twelve and Philadelphia in hours amer
The river and bay boats have left Norfolk should they be
long they please resume their seats without extra charge
No charge for children under three years age, Others under
twelve years of age, half price.
Hour Of departure the cars from Richmond before G. A.
THoS SHARP, Agent of Transportation.
April 6 lOg-tf
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,vI,FI WTNFREE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour,
= m commission aud will give particular attention to all pro,
Berry entrusted 10 his management 49,
om'e !" i'V" o fly
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DN LEAF HATS 600 of the above Hats from No.
! !" o,c .S nv y w. & +. p. CARPENTERS,
'1'e' sp'N' No. /, Exchange Building.
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF EARTHENWARE
CHINA, &c
WILLIAM F RUTIER & CO., (Sgn Of the Gold Pitcher,
w receiving barque John Caske and other am
vas their Spring supply of China, Eauhenwae and Glass, r
chased the loves, cash prices, which they offer to the trade
upon accommodating Having ordered very ea
willy for Spring trade will be enabled present unhr"
ken and fashionable goods throughout The sea
Purchasers respectfully invited To give us call
WM. F. BUTLER i CO.,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
Marcus @-wu
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
SPRING STOCK.

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
SPRING STOCK.
WE receiving the general assortment Of gents
w ladies' misses and chidren's Boots, Slips, Ties, &C.
Eastern Broeans youths, boys and gents.
Servants and children's cheap Shoes.
Pegged Boots and iogans in variety.
And also, manufacturing, ladies' and gents. Slips ant
Boots in the durable
We solicit call from all who wish buy by the package
single pair nj the lowest cash prices determined 10 sci
cheap for cash. or approved paper.
LEONARD & CO.,
No. 90 Main ST., door below Il II. Jenkins
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., ~ D0wNER-D ENTIST.

w T. DOWNER-DENIlST,
rsprTFrIy tenders services the ladies ana gen
Ii ,s, nr caro,oe county short time only lie - pre-
pared ,orn approved principles all nsd CON
c,d ,,b ,s Dental arr cleaning filing, plugging anu e4
s,.o The insertion incoruple, artificial teeth IRON
, ~ an entire se;t He may found At the Bowling Green
when not professionally engaged. III, a,
,,,ilp
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Encourage the Manufactures Of yoar 1,,n NJ state
hand good assortment of superhne fine and common
letter folded and cap ruled and plain Also ,a 81 %
Wholesale prices which they invite public attention
that quality and price .s NnIharn raeory TheS
ape penaed 10 execute orders any description Of Paper s
The market may require Merchants ana dealers are "
call al me tapef MN anu o"a'' 96-wly
March i2
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WEEKLY ARRiVAL,-25 CASES OF BONNETS
u DECEIVED per Railroad and Steamer Columbus. twenty ns'
IL me most choice fashionable Bonnets OF the S'
son winch in addition present STOCK, renders OUT
men, uneegard. Merchants and dealers are t;
n and examine our stock Of Bonnes and hats, WHICH W."
offered a, unusual prices. NJ wholesale Ter c'S y.
W. o Il. =. StAA@- - - l07-tf
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I1yps II JITREY. COMMISSION MERCHANT, RicHAosp
w. sells osacco Flour Wheat and Other e. ON ON
c,, ,rrs three doors Williams Haxals Warehouse
on The Basin Bank. p;.,nond. Col
lar. Tones w r Parish ESQ., Charlottesvilej Messfs D.
Trsy a. Co Lynchbnrg May. Esq staunoh JOIN -; WI
ta,,n Eso Rucbanan W. A. Saunders Esq buckihghan'
pn R,rland Esq Powhatan; Dr. James L. Jones, Orange
March,
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r. ,.nncu S.rs Ann SHIPPERS GENERALLY

To MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS GENERALLY
THE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY having commences
carrying f,eirh, between and Petersburg, having on
c suitable Steamboat md Arks for the 6usinessl respee,
fully solicit the patronage the public Freight taken NJ Tue Io
rates lch win all be strictly adhered o ana
articles i be received at the Companys Office ON the DOCK al
all times. Ark leave for Petersburg every iueSuay hu
day nd aru,lsp
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NTEW BoOKS-The UnIoved One, domeslo o'!' y ''''
IN Holland. ,,,, p,.r.r;,s
The Grumber, q Novel, by Miss Ellen iieAe''"s.
Neal's History of the Pnritans, part'
McCulochs Gazetteer, part Mh am . c,.s;de Stow
o Lie and Adventures Jack of the MIL resihe S'oy'
by WIN. Hewitt. p,;,, hv Tbomas n Shaw
said TO be fist rate. -. r.r,n Santa Fe EYnedi-
tion by George Kendall vos ~ mo; MoRRIs
sale ny 98-wtf
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SPRING DRY GOODS-MARCH, 1914
n lowing articles
Callcoes, various styles and prices
Balzorine Lawns
Printed do.
Cambria, Swiss and Rock Muslin
Lisle Iaces and Edsin.s
Georgia Nankeens
Tickings, Apron and Furniture Checks
Brown and Bleached Shir,ings and Shee,incs
Irish Linens, Diapers &C.
Cotton and Silk Hosiery
Black and Blue Black Aapacha
Furniture Calcoes
Do. Dimity and Fringe
Manchester Ginghams, with variety Of other Goods whch
will bs sod very low.
Marcus 9o-wu
NEW AND FASHIONABLE LADIES SHOES.
THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention OF the La
complete assortment Of LADIES' Misses anu Chi
dren's Shoes, of the latest and most fashionable style
Ladies' Fancy Caters
Do half do
Do Lasting do. thick sole
Do White Satin Slippers
d. Black do do.
Do do. English Kid do, very pretty
20 French Morocco Dress Slippers
DO. do. do. Ties
DO. do do. Ruskins thick sole, stitched
do. do. Thin soes
Do. Cater Buskns, Lasting, very pretty
Do do. silk, do.
'''' N' J. f. WATKINS,
doors below ,iessrs Waisworth Turner & Co.,
And sign of the Mammoth BocI
March ~ 9S-wf
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COMMUNICATIONS.
no THE ADfToRS or TIE ENQUIRER.
THE RANDOLPH EpIsTIFS

= more recent ami more mpornt Letter of Mr.. Errne
7aam$ ~ IS eonciusre- Other procts-.ldamss
it"rs I" iorsm-IIis menace against Spain for tai'-
mF 10 rafJy, S.c.-fndcmnity act Of Territory Hes.
n Me Sahine : Hint is our ILL. l. &
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ARTICLES not enumerated above proporona,e rates.
WM. c. TOMPKlNS, General Agent
.,,; m lll-m
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-27
Spracufe, u. 81, i'm Sanuar

SDeaeule' ". 'DJ tH ~Sa'ual
Sbeobor DoQ, Der burb oepaste Inter.
nebmunsen 5ienlib tisf iteden iou. bat
Dor furSem iein 6aus uno Wobilien fir
$4,000 in cine Srano Serfiberune 0etban
uno war nab oislem aiemlib luftieer Din
ee. ploelib CAB es am S. Dieies, abeuos
7 ubr Seuerldrm. uno gum nibt eerineen
Grttounen Der bieiisen 8etpobaer erbob
iib Elm eespa!tiees Seuer in Dou's neuem
oreiifodisen 8adifeinbauie. Die Seuers
Gompaenie bate iib ieoob ourb 1nffren:
sune oes aerifGrenben Glemsnts balo be:
meiftsrt. uno naboem oas Seuer ednslid
ael0lfbt mar. puroe aueenblidlib oas
6aus unterlubt. Da fano man cine
bIbibe 8irtbibaft. Sn orei Gden oes
Speibers waren 6aufen fein eeipaltenes
in Serpentin. @eif eetrdnftes Sanenbol3
aufeeieet, in Serpentin @eiit eetrdnete
8aumpotle uno anoere eumpen laeen ger
itreut un1bsr. mebrere &dfbsn Sbpefel'
b6laer rparen nod pom Seuer unbeibdoiet.
uno fdmmtlite Sparren uno Salfen pa
rem nit Gerpentin6l unoSirniB iibereonen
@enus, penn man oas Seuer nibt oueen
blieflib pabroenommen. 70 ldee feet Die
balbe Staot in Srimmern
Ser 8eroabt fiel natdrlitb auf Dot.
Gr spuroe nod osnlelben Nbeno iammt
ieinen 0ausosnofsa perbaftet uno in oas
@efdnonib eetradt. I'm ndbiten Mor'
gen murosn fie uerbort. uno 1le. nit Qus:
nabme BON Doa. ibres @erbafts entlaf Ten
eeetcrer muroe BON Dem @eribte 5u $500
iberbunoen. neil er BON ben 3eueen fopiel
als dber,pieien mar. cen i'm 6aufe sefun-
oensa 8rsnnitoT srit einise Gage SaceE
oefauft au baben. Mit oiefer Serfdeune
mar feoob Doa ni6t Sufrieoen I; erfldrts
lib fur uafbuloie uno perlanste cine neus
llnteriubuna, tpel6e ibm eefottet tpur
Toe. 8oreeitern spuroe biefe Sabe DOT
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I Samilie. Das 4noenfen an ben eeliebteu
Sruoer perlieb Jpn ME. Sn tiefer Beb.
mutb er5ablte er oft ben Seini9en pon
Der feften brdoerli6en Sreunoidaft. bon
Der ME 9eforten @intra6t ibrss tbdtisen
eebens uno CAB ii6 Der ielisitsn 3dbrune
bin, tpenn feline beoen S6bne ib bel Der
er5dbluns oes @aters ifiq Die 6dnoe
reibtel als Oh fie einanoer einen 9lei6en
8ruoerbuno selobten.
8er belbreibt oas 8eit oes 8ieoerie=
bens, als oer toot9e9laubte &apmunb in
oieien Sreis eintrot, als bic alt9eporoenen
Sruoer ftb nit ibrer jung sebliebenen
eiebe tpieoer in ben Nrmen la9en; bic gu
Sanslin9en uno Sunefrauen oufsebIu5z
ten &inoer ben @ieoerauf fftanoenen iau6s
5eno umfin9en unb oas Gnt5dden enolid
feline Borte mebr bate, iouoern nurGbrds
men!
&opmuno rnubte enoli6 fein Sbidial
er5dblen. als er eeenoet, rei6te ibm ber
Sruoer Die 9ano uno iprab: "@ludielis
itno, bic an oem Germ feit balteu! Die
5u9eno zines Gbriften iit bod ftesrei6er
als iein S6wert - De SHUTTER uno bic
&lnoer falteten ibre 6daoe uuo ipraben {:
"Umen."
Des 3ittsrs &uffebr aabte Elm srolz
les aufieben. Sene a6t unslifli6en,
bur6 feinen goelmutb in Sreibeit 9eiees
ten Gbriitenfflapen unterlieBen nibt, Den
9an5en 8or9ans gu beri6ten uno ibren
Netter Su preiien. Ser Sroen ielbit ses
mann cine febr bobe a@tuns Dor ibm
uno ertbeilte ibm baIo Die b66ften Gbren
ffelen.
Ser &an,pf 9e9en Die l1nsldubisen
oauerte fort ; &apmunb's bobes Sroens=
amt bielt Jpn ieoo6 BON Der unmittelbaren
3beilnabme 5urid uno auf Malta feft.
Man besann rpieoer neue &uffun9en,
oenn bic 2urfen batten ben @briften 9rof=
fen S6aoen 5usefi9t, uno bic Ritter
9lubten nab elmer rebt empfinoliben
Go6e an ibren Seinoen. Sieerei6 febrs
ten oiesmal bic &itter 5urdd uno fubrten
5spei feinoli6e SbiTe, nit pielen 9efans
8cnen SUPERINTENDENT in ben 6afen BON
Malta. (Sblub fol9t.)
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@gieHstas Sen 81. 8ssruar 1914.
8a5rsans $, sanse 8#mmsr ae4.

$ $$ $ s$ @
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ben SupremesHidter eebradt bic Tins
teriu6une oauerte apei Sage. uno na1
8eenoi9un9 oerielben puroe ct BON benz
8eribt 5u elmer Sirefbaft BON $4,000
perurtbeilt. Sb er i'm Stanoe fein piro
oieie SGrei6aft fir iein Grfbeinen uor
Dem @eri6t su iteQen, 1T mebr ols id,
iaoen fanu. 8uff. @eltbiireer.
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geeu.yort.- .-Die MiQeriten aei9en iib
in unferer Staot ,pieoer iebr rabri9 uno
ftreuen piele sebrudte 3etteI ous. Neuli6
erfldrtcn iie in elmer @onferen,, oob bic
3eit bic 3um@ @elturtersan9e nur no6 fur5
isi unb tuas eefbeben fole, mdfie balo ee=
ibeben. Sie empfeblen ibren @ldubioen,
ales Befetbum, oas iie baben, sur @er=
eanoisuns Der froben 8otfdaft, bo6 bos
bimmliibe &0ni9rei6 nabe beporifebe, 3u
pertpenben. ct. st.
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AUCTION PRICES.


FORCHRiSTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS
SPLENDID ANN and Ameri
~ can ANIMALS, Standard BOOKS, IN, superb
Bindings, illustrated and Miniature Editions of the
POETS, Juvemle BOOKS, SC. in every variety.
HEA1H'S Book of Beauty. for 1876 illustrated with
10 spendid engravings.
The Keepsake, for 1884, with - beautiful engravings
Catern0le's Historical Annual, with l3 highly finish
cd emgraviAgs.
The Git, Il Christmas and New Years present ee
ganty hound; and cmbellished with splendid il
uStlations.
Leaflets of Memory, houud In the most elegant STYLE
and einbeshed with - superb engravngs.
illustrated Book of Christian Ballads, containing
splendid engravngs.
The Dadem, a Christmas and New Years present
embellished with ii beautiful engraviRgs.
Friendships Offering, Christmas, New Year and
Birth Day present, embeshed with beautiful
engravingS
The Literary Souvenir, a Christmas and New Years
present, with 10 fine engrayings.
The HaM hoIn, a Christmas and New Years presen ,
lSh,9. morocco gil,.
The Rose, or Affections Gift edited by Emily Mar
shat. Illustrated with 10 elegant steel engrav-
iEgs.
The Opal, pure gift for the holidays.
The hyacintb, or Affections Gift, Christmas, New
Year and Birth Day present. ,or lS45.
The Lady's Book of Poetry and flowers. Edited by
Lucy Hooper, embeliished with splendid colored
engraviugS.
Religious Offering.
American Poets Gift
Rose of Sharon a Religious Souvenir for l645, with
beautiful steel engravin9S.
Books for Children-a very large assortment, incnd
ing all the most popular Authors, with the Juve-
For sale at ]. MooRE's,
Cheap Establishment, la Baltimore-st.
Sd door from Nsrth-st
N. B.-500 Family Bibles, on good paper and well
bound, with plates, at only 81 each. d24-1ts
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Important from The Philadelphia Daily Sun.

PhiEddeIpRld, January I'd, I64I.
l. Gabriel Jonston, No. Reckless street. do Ger ify
that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years with
Rheumatism, and at last was entirely disabled. so
that she was obliged to he confined bed; hearing of
Canrel's INDICATED SYRUP OF SARSAPA-
RiLLA, or Anti Scorhntic syrup, | procured four
boltles wAich completely removed all her pains and
stiffness from her mbs two more bottles made per
feet cure. She is able attend to her household
duties as usual GABRiL JONST0N.
The above valuable medicine for the cure of Scrof-
ula, Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic Swejngs OF the
joints Eruptons of the Skin, and all diseases arising
from the abuse Of mercury, may be had in Baltimore
wholesale and ieta of J. f. PERKINS s. BRO,
corner Franklin and Green sts., and H. Ii. PERKINS,
s. w. corner Baltimore and Grnene-sts. del
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NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYs

NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
~ ~ nave received aud are now opening, large
w stock of NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS sui
table for the present Many of our goods have
been selected with great in England and France
ny one OF The hrn, and are ot the RICHEST AND NEW
EST STYLES, and we think cannot be surpassed by any
mousse on TINS side of the Atlantic, and TO which ask
tie attention Otpurclasers We mention in part:
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, as follows: English
gold Levers, of the most approved makes; gold An
chor Levers; gold Lepnes: silverbevers and Lepnes
III great Variety gold Fob Chains gold Guard Chains;
gold Vest Chains, entire new patterns; gold KEYS gold
fencls; 40, with gold Pens attached; gold Thmbles;
gold Spectaces gold Eye Classes gold scissors Breast
Pins ofevery variety aud the newest st les; gold Neck
laces gold Hoop Ear Rings, new patterns; beautiful
assortment of BRACELETS, some enamcled, of en-
tire new Styles with Pins match: an elegant assert
ment OF FINGER RINGS, Bracelet Clasps gold Studs
gold Miniature Gases; gold Tooth Picks, sc, &c &c
FANCY GOODS.-Rch silver Card Cases; silver
Gard Baskets; silver and gilt Porte Boquets; Cologne
Bottles, with silver Stands; beautiful! silver Bird Pins;
silver Hair Pins; papier mache, pearl Shell and other
new styles of Card Gases, in great VARIETY pearl vo-
ry, SILVER and gold Tablets; gt-mountod Scent Bot
tes gilt pearl and silVced Hair Pins, in great variety
some with rich silk tassels velvet and steel mounted
Bags beautiful silk Purses with gilt and steel beads;
elegant PAPER mache, painted and velvet embroidei
ca Pot Follos; rich leather embossed do; rosewood
WORK Boxes and Writing Desks; Ladies and Gentle
Lens Dressing Gases; Papctre Cases. Ne Plus u
tas Deanhiul china and porcelain Vases, for flowers,
OF entire new styles; china and cut glass Cologne Bot
ties; elegant rich gilt Chapeles and Shrnes; do Card
Baskets; do. Necessaines do. Toilet Glasses Fruit
surprisers; beautiful ather, painted silks and en-
brodered Fans, of elegant finish; bronzed painted
Centre Tables, sc. &C.
SILVER WARE.-Threaded silver Forks and
Spoons; Sugar Tongs; Ladies; Butter Knives; silver
Cups; silver Knives, Forks and Spoons, for children
Soup Ladies'; Fruit Knives, SC. sc.
Plated WARE,-Pated Cake Baskets; Casters
OF new pierced PATTERNS Butter Dishes; Salt Stands;
Iureens; Steak Dishes and Covers; Toast Racks; pIa
ted cups, for children; plated steel Desert Knives
Inkstands; plated Walters, all sizes; Tea Sets COM
Pete; Communion Service; Coffee Urns: Candesticks,
Shutters and Trays.
Gilt, slvered and bronzed CHRONICLES. l. and
lights; gilt and hronzed Solar Lard Lamps with cut
and PLAN ground shades; some new style of Paper
Shades for do; with great variety of other articles
WHICH we think cannot fail 80 please the most fasdi-
GUS taste, and at very low prices.
CANFIELD & BROTHER,
IL corner of Baltimore and Charles SIS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

No THE GREAT WEEK AT MORTIMER s.
MOWBRAY'S. The increasing and distinguished
patronage we receive assures the public accord to
us the merit of selling ''cheape'' We intend to do all
we can TO satisfy friends who want articles for
prescnts-that 80 far as we are concerned nothing
shall be wanting on on part-if they give us call
we will give them beautiful Goods for little money;
we name in part, gold Pencil Cases ST. &c silver do
very cheap Tortoise Shell Card Cases ST. other kinds
al cost; elegant sivered Hair Pins, with beautiful
tassels 81; other kinds at cost; Work Boxes Shave
and Dressing Cases; Toys; Games; gentlenen's Silk
Scars 80 cts; Gloves; cheap Stocks; black Satin Soc,
&c. Toys China and silver plated Tea sets; Knives;
Razors; Scissors; Brushes; Combs; elegant Boxes; with
Extracts from 375 TO IS beautiful present, We
invite all who want to give us call, our goods will
be found. in price and quality, to give satisfaction.
{5- Right on the corner of Market and Charles-sts.
d24-2t+ MORTIMER * MOWBRAY.