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1HISis tQgive notice, that the subscriber has OBJ
u taiped Dom the orphans court of Washington
CO., ia 1isirict of Columbia letters Of administers
ton on the personal estate Of Sarah Cummerford,
late Of Washington county, deceased. All persons
having caims against the deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the l4th day Of No
sember next; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given un-
der my hand, this l4th day of November, ls45.
MICHAEL NASH, Admir-
Nov lA--Iaw3ws
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PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Right Reverend William r. Nottingham, visiter.
Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, principal.
TIME winter session Of this inAitution will be
i open from and afer Wednesday, the 4th Of
November next. E
Ellicott's Mills, Oct. ], lS45.
Oct 0-w3m
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MORGAN.

1000 Pennsy 5 73i $4,000 Ohio Ga 1890 s7t 1000
Kentucky Ts. 1871 I0i 5000 Illinois special bonds sSt
900 indianss 81; 1000 Ohio o. 1870 ga 90 Morris
nal 22l 20 do. "a; a25 do ats ~ Reading r. r. S. aoo
do sSt; 30 do, bS; 100 Erie n r.. a. I'D fa sa
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NOTICE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD,
TRANSPORTATION OrrIcE,
Washington, Nov. -, 1915.
r N pursuance of an order Of the president and d-
i rectors of this company, notice il hereby gv-
en-, that no money, except such as il bankable in
this city, will hereafter be received in payment ,f
feights accruing from the transportation Of produce
or merchandise on this road.
BY order
sAM,L sTETTINIUs, Agent.
Nov. l3-2w paa
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Navy AeENr's OrTIcE,
Washington. Nov. 10. le45.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, until
i 3o'clock on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF De.
gambler ensuing for the delivery Of 20 tons of best
American gray pig iron, No. 1, at the Navy Yard
in this city, free Of expense TO the government and
subject TO the approval Of the commandment or the
yard, TO be delivered in thirty days from the tim,
the contract is entered into.
~. w. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent. (.
To Be published once week in the Union, Jour.
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and Argus, and Sun, at Baltimore Post and Times,
Boston; Pennsylyanan, and Key Stone, Philadel'
phis; Enquirer, Richmond, Va.
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MICHIGAN.
From the Detroit Free p

The noise and smoke of battle has passed Off
the election is overland though the vote light,
and the issues presented by the federal party gross
ly deceptive, yet the democracy are again success
fl in the executive and legislative departments Of
the State government, by majorities sufficiently
large to show that at any time, in contest sufi-
GENTLY exciting 10 bring out full vote, federalism
stands about as much chance in Michigan as in the
Granite State Of New Hampshire.
The REsuLrs.--The following counties have been
heard from, and the majorities governor are as
follows ns near aa cnn be aecertained:
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Fl. LOW,
VIM. MARSHALL.
HORATIo sPRAGUE,
United States Consul.
Sworn before me,
No. u.

NorIcR.--All who have had shackles from the
wreck Of the United States steam.frgate Missouri,
in the bay Of Gibraltar, are respectfully requested
forthwith to deliver them at the consulate of the
United States; or, in where they cannot be SO
delivered it is requested that they may be acknowl
edged as the object is TO ascertain the number that
have been recovered.
Fl. Low.
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eSeF Street Churcb.--By Divine permis-
sion, the Rev DIR. Laurie will preach at ii O'Clock
N the forenoon Of Sabbath next, and the Rev. N
Bannatyne (co-pas,or eleci) at 3. o'clock in the af
ternoon. 1o. Nov IA
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HORATIO SPRAGUE,
United States Consul.
No. 3

W,zARp SCHOONER, GBRALTAR Bar,
September 30, i645.
kwa.O Sprague, esq, United STATES Consul, &c.:
iur Inc report Of there having been some carloads
Of shackles recovered and landed from the wreck Of
The Missouri beg leave to state that the report is un-
founded in truth. The number that has been found
and got up does not exceed thirty, or at the outside,
forty pairs.
have the honor, &c,
H. LOW,
Contractor for the raising Of the wreck Of the
Missouri sieam-frigate.
No. 6.
Memorandum of conpn saiion had at The Consulate Of
h< United States Of America, The Isl day Of Oe-
iotsr, is45, at Up. m.
Present Horatio Sprague, United Stntes consul,
Thomas N. Carr, United States consul for Mo-
rocco and Henry Low, Of the third part-the latter
person being the contractor for the removal of the
wreck ofthe United States steam-figate missouri"
infhis bay Of Gibraltar.
Horasio Sprague, United States consul, COM
menced by demanding Of the said Low the cause
tqr rumor that was general in this garrison, and
which had been the subject Of an article Of much
severity in the London Times" newspaper Of the
Nth ulf.; to the effect that several carloads of
slave shsckes had been recovered by him, the said
Low, fromihe said wreck to which the said Low
protested his entire ignorance.
To the second question, Of how many shackles
had been recovered, the said Henry Low replied,
perhaps thirty or forty pairs but certainly not ex-
ceeding the Inter number; and that he did not posi-
lively know Of any more being on board Of the
wreck that those found were in that part Of the ves-
sci where the carpenters locker is always located;
and that he, the said Low, at the time OF their re-
covey attached to it neither importance nor notice,
beyond what would be excited in bringing up any
article or articles belonging to the wreck. That, as
for cart-oads being recovered, il was a positive
asehood; and again repeated his former assertion,
that at the extent, not more than forty pairs were
recovered
Horaiio Sprague, United States consul, then re-
quested Of the said Low that he would forthwith
send down his divers to that part Of the wreck
from whence the shackes had been recovered, and
bring up all TO be found there or elsewhere, and
have them sent to the consulate; with which the said
Henry Low promised to comply.
HORATIO SPRAGUE, U. 8. Consul,
THOMAS N. CARR, u. 8. Consul
for Morocco.
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M ORE NEW GOODS.--At the New Yori,
lVl cheap lace store between 10th and 18th streets,
Penn. avenue. The ladies will please call and ex-
anime beautiful French worked collars, chemsetts,
rich silk sem-veis, silk points; also, magnificent
lot Of cambria trimmings, gloves black silk lace, &c.
&c.-all of which will be sold 20 per cent. cheaper
than can be bought at any other store in the Dis
trict.
Nov. 1876
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No. A..
CoNsuLArs OF rHE U. 8. OF AhIERIcA,
Gibraltar, September 20, l645

~ Gibraltar, September 30, lsa5.
r., III, ,d;iOr ofths Gibraltar Chronicle:
u.s. Nv attention has been directed 10 a some
-, elaborate editorial article in the London Times
VA. oob instant, in which regret 10 see that the
v "-., has seen proper to cast unmerited reproach
WIN The United States government, and TO indulge
upo4a "olay Of unqualified qualification at the de-
n,.,;on in this bay, Of the United States steam
ss.,. Missouri, in l843. The ostensible cause of
M attack upon the United States il based upon
1S. the editor is pleased to call the fact that some
..roads of shackles, which he sWears are the same
se used in the savc-trade, have been taken from
~, = wreek of the Missouri by the diver-three Of
.sh;eh !, appears, have been sent TO him by rel-
M, correspondent in this garrison, from whom the
,sniculars are derived
A, the Times Is loud in its demands for explana-
ion IN relation to this very mysterious affair, feel
n he nv duty to give such facts as are in my
nos.e,,ion, avoiding any reply TO the speculatons
I..oned by him as the motive Of the United States
citing out the Missouri and tho true object OF the
mission of our then plenipotentiary (the Hon. ca
Nm Cushing) 10 China. From the statement-of the
Times and from the currency of a like report raised
il his garrison, and probably started by the reliable
correspondent Of the journal above-named, have
.s.mIoed the contractor who has undertaken to
mis-, the wreck Of the Missouri upon the subject;
md learn from him, that the whole number Of
,hackles recovered, both large and small amounts to
thirty or forty pars-not cartloads--perhaps not 80
msuy as are 10 be found on board Of all vessels Of
war.
i hope this communication may be satisfactory to
,be Times; or, leaving him to his own conclusions,
Aa. il may prove so to this city and garrison, and
remove of The far-fetched and ungenerous susPi-
eons entertained by him.
s am, sir, &c,
United States Consul.
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SETH BARTON,

CONTINUES to practise in the Supreme Court
" Of the United States, except that he takes no
employment in cases adversely to the interests Of
the United States. Sept. II
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TIME MAGNETIC TELE.
u GRAPH, description Of, by Alfred Vail, az
sstant superintendent, with IA engravingy price,
~ cents. +. TAYLOR.
UTANTED TO RENT-A small but comfort
wv able dwelIing-house, somewhere between
Pennsylvania avenue and II street north and south
and lth and 18th streets cast and west. The rent
to be about $50 per annum. Inquire at this ONCE
Aug9
III vASES.--An assortment Of hyacinth glasses
very handsome, and a small lot Of flower vases
opened to-day, and for sale. atlow prices, by
]. r. CALLAN,
Corner Of z and 7th streets.
Nov. g.
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.ommsnce with all his force TO the recovery
tons an. thai can be found in the wreck, and, a.
o. ,ber NAV be, you shall be advised.
nc The censor OF the press and the governor
FRAMED point ip refusing the insertion Of
have 'nnication to the editor OF the Gibraltar
ny %5y,eOisle the only means have In ferre'ing o"'
th'o %;o,s, reliable correspondent, perhaps you
ih A;,, mink ink, proper to mention il a, court.
VIZ ,1 mi, matter, if you judge proper, please an
,. .. me. and send forward 10 Washington. Ia
S S, haste, mail closing,
=. HORATI0 SPRAGUE.
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HoRATIo sPRAGuE.
No. 10.
WizAaD SCHOONER,
Gibraltar Bay, Cd Oct, l845.

Hordio Sprague, esq, Sc:
SIR: Having read the article in the "Times" OF
the Goth ult relative to the shackles found board
the United States steam-frigae missouri" beg to
inform you that the correspondent of the "Times,'
who sent the account, has been sadly misnformed,
or has strangely misrepresened the fact; for there
has not been one cart-load got up, nor indeed has
any been put into Cart and the number got up, up
to the present time, does not exceed forty pairs.
have the honor, &c,
III LOVI
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No. O..

n CONSULATE OF THE UnIrEp SrArEs,
n Gibraltar, 9TH Oct, l645.
"'s Louis MeLs,ie, &C..
ddme the honor 70 wy;,s 10 me an the o5d MIN, mo
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NOTICE TO lNvENTORS.--Pat agency
IN by Peter Won Schmidt e. Co., on F street, OPP
posite the Patent Office in the city of Washington,
D. G. Inventors may have business transacted with
the Patent Office through this agency, either in per-
son or by letter. In all cases they will find il to
their advantage to give the subscribers a call.
Models are made or repaired to order. Draw
ings and specifications made-all at the shortest mo-
tice The strictest attention will be observed in all
business and transactions with the Patent Office that
shall be ntrused 10 their care.
The charges will be very moderate. Persons at
distance wishing Information to the patentabili-
ty of their inventions, shall be attended to also.
All letters directed to this agency must be post
paid to insure attention.
PETER Won SCHMIDT,
Patent Agent and Civil Engineer
JULIUS H. Won SCHMIDT,
Machinist.
ALEX. w. Won SCHMIDT,
Nov l3-eodlms Draughtsman.
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CONSULATE OF the U. 8. OF AMERIcA


Gibraltar, I'd Oct, 1916.
10 An Erceltncy Gen. Sir Robt. 4. Wilson,
Governor Of Gibraltar:
SIa From the conversation had with your excel
fney Yesterday, upon the subject of slave shackes
nd to have been found on board OF the wreck Of
me United States steam-frigate missouri" have
.noaght my duty, consul of the United States,
oP" explicit orders to the contractor, Mr.. Low,
% have the wreck thoroughly examined, to the ef-
lee' that any and all that exist there shall be obtain
Coy ana, as your excelency seems to partake of the
oea IN the statement OF the London Times, hold
ms ne position Of the executive Of this garrison,
oeg fave to propose that some one Of your conf
uane be appointed to superintend the undertaking
VINE expense Of this consulate, or that your ex-
es'eney will subscribe TO my nomination Of the
sO0sas tor France and Spain, TO the purpose Of
xsolalng any further question as to the number OF
Msckles that may be found.
hence.
have the honor, &c,
HoRATIo SPRAGUE, Consul.
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MFRS DANA,S LETTERS-Letters address.
Ivl ed to relatives and friends, chiefly in reply to
arguments in support of the doctrine Of the Trinity
vol: just published and received for sale by
Nov. - F. TAYLOR.
BRITISH INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGI-
ID NEERS, session Of 1914, proceedings Of
volume, with engrayings-price 50 rs. Just i'm
ported from London by F. TAYLOR. .
Nov. 10.
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M Ill
No. IL.
CONSULATE OF THE u. s. or AMERICA,

CONSULATE OF THE U. 8. or AMERICA,
Gibraltar, Sd Oct, l645.
This morning, between the hours Of . and 10
o'clock, a. M, went alongside of the wreck OF the
United States steam-frigate missouri" accompa-
MED by Thomas N. Carr, esq found Mr. Marshall,
commander Of the British schooner Wizard be-
longing to Mr.. Henry Low, contractor to work the
remains of the said steamer with the diver and five
other men, employed by them in raising parcel Of
shackles said to be among the remains.
The diver went down in our presence, and, du-
ring the time down, sent up five parcels-the first
containing six the second ten, the third seven, the
fourth ten, and the fifth Eve shackles-when the d.
yer came up and declared, on inquiry that there
were no more to be seen, although he had removed
H6RATlo SPRAGUE,
u. s. consul.
THOMAS N. CARR,
u. S. consul for Morocco.
WIN. MARSHALL.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment,
and Repair, Nov. IA, ls45
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ,hi
~ bureau, until 3 o'clock, p. m. of the 18th De
cember next, for furnishing and delivering the fol
lowing articles at the respective pavy-yards, ant
within the times specified, viz;
AT THENAyY-YARD, cHARLEsTowN. MASS.
100 bolts, No. 3, fax canvas
100 do. No. 3, do.
100 do. No. 4, do.
SO do. No. S, do.
100 do. No. 6, do.
100 do. No. 8, do.
SO do. No. 8, cotton canvass
100 do. No. 4, do.
100 do. No. S, do.
SO do. No. 6, do.
SO do. No. Z, do.
100 do. No. 8, do.
100 do. hammock stuff
10000 pounds dry white leat
1900 do Spanish whiting
1000 do. red lead
i 500 do litharge
500 gallons raw linseed oil
80 do. spirits turpentine.
AT THE MAYNARD. BROOKLYN. NY.
100 bolts, No. 2, fax canvas
200 do. No. 3, do.
100 do. No. 4, do.
100 do. No. 6, do.
$50 DO. cotton hammock stuffs
IS 900 pounds dry white lead
$50 do. litharge
500 gallons raw 1inseed oil
1880 pounds lampblack
1000 d.. red lead
800 gallons spirits turpentine.
AT THE MAYNARD. GosPoRT, VA
$50 bolts, No. 2, fax canvas
100 do. No. 3, do.
100 do. No. 4, do.
100 do. No.-6, do.
100 DO. No. 4, cotton canvas
s SO do. MOI, do.
100 do. cotton hammock stuff
$4,000 pounds dry white lead
5000 do. Spanish whiting
1000 do. red lead
500 do. litharge
1900 do. lampblack
900 do. yellow ochre
100 do. verdigris
1900 gallons raw linseed oil
240 do. spirits turpentine.
5000 superficial feet inch clear white pine plank
5000 do. g. do. do.
10000 do. j. do. do.
loo, 600 do. do. do.
$4,000 do. pinch clear white ash plank
IL to 16 inches wide, and
1910 l6 feet long
10000 do. II inch clear white ash plank
IL inches or more wide
and ~ to Is feet long
5000 do. inch do. do.
5000 do. l do. do do.
5000 do. l do. black walnut Is to &c
inches wide, and IL to IL
. fn.t l.s..-
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No. 10,

CONSULATE OF THE u. ). OF AMERICA,
Gibraltar, October 8, 1916.
This day personally appeared before me, Horatio
Sprague, consul Of the United States of America for
the port Of Gibraltar, Mr. Henry Low, contractor
to work the wreck of the United States steam-fgate
''Mssouri," in this bay Of Gibraltar, and William
Marshall master Of the British schooner "Wizard, !"
employed by them in the undertaking; who, being
sworn according to, law depose as follows:
That, since so employed, their divers, previously
to the date hereof, have brought up from the re-
mains Of the said wreck, irons called shackles, in
number not to exceed, to the best of their knowl-
edge and belief thirty or forty pairs; that finding
them valueless from their corroded state, not worth
keeping, and taking up room in their small vessel,
they allowed them to be taken away without re.
gard to purpose.
That, on the Sd instant on the verbal and written
request Of the above-named Horatio Sprague, United
States consul, and in his presence, also in the
presence of Thomas N. Carr, esq, consul of the
United States for the empire Of Morocco, the diver
proceeded down to search the wreck for the balance
Of any remaining on board, when further number
of thirtyeight pairs, single irons were recovered
being as stated by the diver in presence of the aore-
mentioned William Marshall, Carr, and Sprague,
all thst were TO be seen, although he had removed
much matter.
H. LOW,
VIM MARSHALL.
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:. .o,,seouent despatch TO our minister al Lon
a.s;,'sn on the same day, Mr.. Sprague states,
a0u 'hs most unquesiionabIe authority, (Which,
uPo. .vs, il Is deemed proper not to name here, }
dis excellency the governor Of Gibraltar had
hsi "a 1mself of The opportunity Of exhibiting to
ssa, Theirs on visit here from Paris, some
Mon''I the sbackles recovered from the wreck Of
psi' M;ssourin MIR. Sprague adds "As his excel
ne seems 10 par,ake of the belief in the statement
n ~ H. London Times, his conversation with
" Theirs is easily to be conceived"
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FURNITURE, GROCERIES, HORSES, HAIR.
T. NESS AND BUGGY, AT AUCTION.--on
Saturday morning, the 18th inst, at 81 o'clock, l
will sell, in front Of my store, large collection of
furniture, groceries, &c. &C., viz:
Marble-top sideboards, centre tables, and wash.
stands
Mahogany bureaus, dining tables, chairs, &c.
Do French and high-post bedsteads
Cane and wood seat chairs, lookingglasses and car
pets =.
5 superior feather BEDS and hair mattresses
A large lot of bedding, and secondhand bedsteads
With great variety Of kitchen furniture
Also, 8 bbls. sugar, 4 bbls and hid. molasses
Also, horse, buggy, and harness
2 family horses
second hand carriages.
WIN. MARSHALL, Auctionser,
Nov. l3-dts
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ERENCH WORKED COLLARS.--Wer
l. opened this morning, two cartons handsome
worked collars extraordinarily cheap.
Nov A-3tif d. CLAGETT & co.
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T,HREE-PLY CARPETINGS.--Wcre open
i ed this morning, ten pieces extra rich three-ply
carpetings, new patterns. sg- sls.. ". M
Nov l4-3tif d. CLAGETT & co.
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The above decrease in receipts of -four has been
overcome, leaving excess at the end Of the first
week of November, of -four, as follows, viz:
Receipts of -four at the end Of the 4th week in Octo-
Der, l845 (decrease). .......1... %, 664 bbs.
Receipts of -four at The end of the
LIST week in November, l645 (in-
crease).. ). 70,63O bbls.
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THE DAILY UNION.
EDITORS coRREsPoNDENcE.
From our regular correspondent

lrrom our regular corfesPohoohtl
New YoRK, Nov. IL, le45.
The quantity Of -four and wheat received at lid.
water the present year by the Erie canal, win ex.
coed that Of last yearb large amount. During the
early part Of the season, produce was low Ia price
that there little activity manifested on the part
OF western farmers and dealers in sending il Tor.
ward.
Prior 10 the arrival Of the Great Britain in Octo-
Der, the price OF -four in this market WINS dull al
~ 62l to - IS. While this depression in price
continued, the receipts ofide water declined in com.
parison with the same period last season. Had no
revival taken place abroad the receipts at the close
Of navigation, would have fallen far short Of what
they were last year.
The sudden, unexpected and rapid rise in bread.
stuffs although late In the season, impaired pow.
erfu stimulus to western farmers, milerr, and ship
pers
The consequence has been, that the receipts Of
-four and wheat at Troy and Albany, during the
first week in November lS44 and ls45, have been as
follows: VIZ
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This was tremendous increase for one week.
The entire receipts of wheat and -four at tide
water, including the month Of April, and ending
with the 4th week Of October last, amounted to the
following quantities at Albany and West Troy, viz.
In 1874. In le45. Decrease
Flour, bbs.. .1,ell $40 l,769,l76 22,664
Wheat, bdsh.. l,06l, SAT 9s3,902 96,O45
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CoLORED SILK vELVETs.-We have in
~ store
20 pieces colored silk veve.s in great variety OF
shades.
We name garnet. green, Mazarin blue, dahlia,
purple, violet, &c. &c.
Also, 6 pieces uncut velveis for bonnets, light
colors.
Also, 20 pieces black vclvets, some "A wide.
The ladies' are invited to call and examine our
stock.
d. cLAGETT & co.
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Wv open on Friday the 14th inst, fashionable
winter millinery, together with great variety of
fancy articles, rich ostrich feathers, &c. &c.
Between 9th and 10th streets, Penn. avenue. a
Nov. 1876 rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
WE are now receiving further Supply Of
w Bae, BIt ssi lnvisbis or.~n Cssh~
hme. nrt .ri fsrcy ns>-f c-s--~r~s
bs<ehsd act Brown Liz. Dtas
Pad Linen Dun 49,
Pad and fi<is Brown Il.<.s
Grass Lissns, Irish Lis<n-, nfo1n tIonsnk. -
wApsw0RIn, fUnsna co,
nAH 70 - svs~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23
FOR NRW ARLRANs

AsEins lssvs I4ss Packer. bss-ss. n,eh.so,s ,s
and wm - sosnpos>d of IL fonswi.g vs-.rir
1ssqee bAchEtOR. czs- HsAn fIesros:
hr9 ORLEANS, Cspa VIZ sxrIn: ..-.
hng SoshPfiIhE, Capt. los. Rossrson
O.e Of e shove vesb win Rave pzre regularly
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