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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-16

Extra Session, 8c.-The Washington Union
says:-"Some of the newspapers and letter
writer's in Washington have alluded to an Ex-
ira Session Of Congress. 1t has been said,
that this proposition was discussed IN the
Cabinet on one day last week, (Monday, we
believe.) AS such annuneiatlons are only
calculated to produce an undue impression. ON
the public mind, and to display degree of
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THE MARIE Els.
NEW YORK MARKET-Mav


Turpentine, Wilmington, soft So 90
- North county 90 rs
Washington and Newbern, 90 3 25
Rosin, 65 Is
Spirits Turpentine, gall. Al a 43
Tar, Is 2 90
Rice, 8 l2t sl4
Cotton 43 81
Cotfoa.-The Hibernia, at Boston, brings us
accounts from Liverpool to 9Th, and from Havre
to 10th April. The market at Liverpool had been
heavy for the fortnight: preceding, and prices were
3D. per TO- lower than at the date of our last steam
er's advices. The sales for the week ended .th
ult., were $3.50 bales, and 18th, al ,9lO-inclu-
ding in the last. 1000 Upland at sgd. 33d.; TO-
$50 New Orleans, Sd. sgd; and 1860 Mobile
&C., Sd. a 43d. Fair Upland quoted 45d.;
fair Orleans, AID; and fair Mobile 4ad. Import
into Liverpool since LIST January, $50 600 bales a.
ganst $4,000 last year, increase in the supply Of
American, 10000. Stock, $4,000 against $780,
600 last year; of American, $780, 900 or 1000
more than last season. At Havre, for the week
ended 9TH ult., there was an active demand at an
advance off.l fl so, but subsequently the mar.
ket became heavy, and prices had again down
ward tendency; the sales for the two weeks reach.
cd 26,l bales. Stock 80 900; of American, 76
600 bales.
i nese unidEOTaDe accounts nave nau OepreS
sing Influence OH our market and prices have beer
IN favor Of the buyer; yet the reduction established
has been very tsivial, scarcely sufficient to
any change ill our quotations. Holders through
out have been very firm, and to this circumstance
must be attributed the moderate amount of bust
ness; in other words large sales could have beer
effected at a decline of J J of cent per Id. The
saIes-including 725 bales Texas, on private terms
but understood to average about 68 G. cents
reach 4075 bales.
NQUal .HOTes-The market remains pTeyl
ously noticed, with a sale of 600 bbls. City-made
Resin, for export, at rs cents, delivered. Spirits
Turpentne goes off slowly, at former rates, buy
ers taking only in small quantities to supply thei
immediate wants.
P,oy;sions-The market for old Ohio Porl
previous to yesterday was dull, and lower price:
were submitted to-; there was then, however, more
frmness and the decline before noticed, was fully
recovered The sales are perhaps $500 bbls. ole
Prime and Mess at s9,433 aS9,564 for the former
and Sl2623 for the latter; 1000 new Prime, $40,
375; and 200 new Sour do. S9,371. Beef is very
dull, and prices tend downward; 80 tics. PRIME
Mess sold on terms we did not learn. Ohio Lart
is also in very limited request and sales to any ex
tent are effected with difficulty, except at reduc
ton; 500 hbls. and kegs brought cents for poor
and y s, for prime. Picked Meats are steady
with sales of 46 hhds Shoulders and Hams at
and cents; and 70 do. Hams, Shoulders AM
Sides in dry salt, at 6, cash, all round, taken to
gether. New Western Butter commands ii
| Id, and Orange County l6 ls3 cents; the mod
crate receipts being taken on arrival. The stock
Cheese is light, and the business small at
cents, according to quality.--Shtp'n 4 Com. Lis
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Il Har"ing Take.-An elderly maiden
in Boston who entered all omnibus and
was set down in different place from
what she intended, gives vent to her hon
est Indignation in the Post, and closes with
the following beautiful moral:
Nov, girls hear Goody Goods advice,
And see you mind it, too
Don't take bus! you never know
Where buses may take YOU"
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HAVRE MARKET.
HAvRE, April Is, le45.

Cotton.-Want of activity has been the leading
characteristic Of odr market the past week, the
previous animation has completely disappeared,
and been SUCCEEDED BY falling off in the demand.
The accession of several cargoes to our stock, by
the arrivals within the last teennight, and the dis
position evnced by holders 10 press sales have ten
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For SaIeS
May 10, ls45:

1OpartmerslriV NOtice....The Co.
partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of Barry & Bryant ives dissolved On the 18th
inst. by the decease Of the senior partner. The
business will Se continued by the subscriber, on
his individual account, under fhs name of Barry
i Ryosf. ALFRED BRYANT
Nav IS. ls45-f35
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WILMINGTON MARKET-May Is.

WILMINGTON MARKET-May Is.
Since our last report, we have noticed rise in
the northeast prong of the Cape Fear river, and
also slight rise Of the northwest, though not suf
cient to enable producers to bring in the products
Of the country, 10 any very great extent. We I'M
derstand however, that from 5000 to 10000 bar
fels Naval Stores are on the way to market-down
the northeast prong. Some say 10000 barrels
dle expected to reach the market in few days.
NAVAL STORES.-The article has come in
for few days past more freely than for time
back, and material reduction in price has been
experienced since last Thursday, owing to the an
ticipated arrival of a large supply. We quote to-
day; at So 80 d 50 40, for Yellow dip-Virgin,
| So IS!
TIMBER.-sevefal RATS have anived-and
previous prices have been sustained, as the supply
has not yet been equal to the demands.
The above remarks will also apply to river lum-
Der.
C0RN.-A cargo Of Mattamuiskeet Corn arri-
we'd the first part Of The week, but not being able
to sch at more than 40 Of ~ cents proceeded eth
er to Charleston OF Geofgetowh, 6: G., for high
EARb'=si to g et..
The market iii other respects, seem to be firm
| at our quotations.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, April Is, 1s45.
Corn, 4c-Com market fat without change
in duties. Flour, in bond, held at los. EOS.
Staues-No sales of American yet to test the
market On Baltic, all the RENTED duty has been
abated from their gross price, and those from oul
Colonies have declined in value about ten per cent
APPRENTICESHIP to-day at ss. Cd. per cwt.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-May II

Trade continues dull, and but little of any kind
OF produce Offering-not enough to change quota
TONS. Cotton sells at about 5, ST and 81. mostly
at 81. Flour somewhat advances, and So rs,
Ss w and 81 25 easily obtained. There is no
other change to notice.
The river is very low, and navigation excessive
ly deficient.-North CaroLinina
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sTATn or NORTH CAROLINA.
Neao Hanoter County.
Superior Court Of Law,
SPRISG Term, 1S45.
nRDERED by the Court, that at the next
" Term of this Court, the day for the taking
up and despatch of States business, shall be alter
ed from Thursday TO Friday, said alteration to be
only for that Term; and that all State process be
returnable to said Friday; it is further ordered,
that the Clerk of this Court give public notice
thereof, by advertisement for six weeks, in one Of
the newspapers published In the town Of VII.
mington. Teste.
o. ALDERMAN, Crk.
May 9, ls45. 34-6t. pr. adv. So 81.
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Arrivals and Departures OF the MAILS.

arrivals and Departures OF the MAILS!
Northern Nails due daily at IL M, and is cle-
sed daily at 10 p: m:
Southern mail IS due daily at 8 m. and il
closed daily at IL m.
SmithuiUe due daily at 6 a. M, and is close :
daily at ~ m. -.
Fayetteville mail via. Clinton and Warsaw,
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at i2-m.'
and is closed same days. at 10 p. m.
Fayetteville mail via. Prospect Hail. Ellzabeth'
town, Westbrook's and Robinsons, due tuesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays at Q .. M, and depart
Taylr's Bridge, Hsrrsrs store, Black River
Chansl Nor Cseek. sad Long Greek, due every
THURSDAY a. p, %: and departs every Friday at
oa.ioy CSsyf Houss, sneed's Ferry, Stump
sonn5' and Terssir Sound, due every MONDAY
:, 4 :. nj. and departs Frida. ct 6 m,
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to ask anything that is not clearly right,
ne is misnamed Young Hickory if he
will submit to any thing which is clearly
acrong."
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Bacon, Corn. Whiskey, SUI
gar, sc.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
In the Brick store one door South of
Messrs. Broom e. DeRosset's,
OFFER FOR SALE,
a CASKS Bacon Sides,
SDO 40 do. do. Shoulders,
1900 bushels Corn, hhds. Sugar,
$50 barrels Whiskey:
Daily Expected,
100 bbls N: O. Molasses,
SO Mess Pork;
SO Prime do:
In few days will remove to the above store,
where will be happy TO see my friends aud Gus
toners. JOHN HALL.
May 9, lS45 34-5t
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excitement on the part of the Cabinet, which
does not exist, we deem it best, at once, to
contradict the rumor.''
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ARRIVALS AT THE
" MINGT0N BOOK STORE.
lust RECEIVED AT THE WILMING-
- TON BOOKSTORE, variety Of new
works on various subjects, amongst others
THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO, by Prest-
colt.
THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION and
LIFE OF NAPOLEON, by the same author.
DECISIONS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
HECTOR O'HALARAN, by Lever.
SKETCHES, by Boz.
HEADS OF THE PEOPLE; PHIL. PUR-
Gel; THE LABOURS OF HERCULES,
from the London Punch; VERONICA THE
GAMBLERS WIFE.
ALSO:
A variety of handsome PRAYER BOOKS.
ALso; a handsome assortment Of FANCY
STATIONARY.
Also; a large lot of new popular MUSIC.
CTCaff and exafnfne.n S4-2s
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 80 35 cts. per barrel,
Rice, l23 cts. per hundred
Cotton, ST. per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobsceo, 81 SO per hogshead
Lumber. Sc d Sc SO per m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-16

IME AND HAY.-Just received and for
- sale, 800 casks Thomastown lime, 60 bum
dies Eastern Hay, by BARRY & BRYANT.
May 9. ls45. "a
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n M Barrels Potatoes,
HUI IS Bags Rio Coffee,
dozen Brass Clocks,
Chests superior Gunpowder Tea,
suitable for family use;
1000 Cigars.
10 Boxes Ground Pepper
Is Boxes No.r Soap,
7 do. Pale dol. -
10 Firkins extra Goshen Butter,
81 Bills. Snuff,
Boxes Hudson's patent Honey
Due Tobacco, small Jumps
Just received and for sale by
VIM. COOKE, Agent,
Custom-House Wharf:
April ls. 13l.
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BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, wIIMINoron.
Rank checks on Philadelphia, | pr. ct. perm
New York, ID"
Boston, L"
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nOMEsTIC LIQUORs.-l5o bbls. N. o.
- Whiskey; prime article so Northern
Whiskey; 10 bhls N. E. Rum; 10 hbls Gin rs
bbls. old Apple Brandy. For sale cheap by
M, lS45. 1851 ED. HEALY.
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MOlasses Mt Auction.

MOlasses at Auction.
WILL be sold on the arrival, and daily ex-
4 w pected, of the schr. Lydia, from Cuba.
front Of John Halls store, next door to Brown q
DoRosset's,
400 hIads. Sweet MOlasses.
Terms at sale.
SANFORD & SMITH, Abct'rs.
May Is, 1916. 35-ft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Book aud stationary store,
' sls AND
EgIHMK ROOE .TFanWfncfOrU.

y1yup o hscrihArs ,ve fnr sola a lane sfnrk
nGons .I....1 II. ! p,-.1 n -.
Of BOOKS Stationary aud Bflns Books
eohsistlhs Y PdI'
Family ana sehoo, b,hies; tsektt fnu Senoof
esiamenisi Steneli o,nfNs, S,'sfs snu O.,,ef
Biographies; k'rkhaa's, Murray :, Sml!hs. FRI
Titr's. and Comly's Gramrnars; Gomi! = Vice.
stors Cobn 2 own ?, ana tlAEen sopeii'ng DOCS y;
Tinted Sises, Emerson :, |ooo 9snus, :; any,
fietorsi headers slnef Ahu =, .: 'ssss
and small Die,ioparies' Primers OF all sizes; Toy
Books, plsii'and eoioretl Ams"aes, 'hs Farmers,
Franklin AMI Come, tor is4o 'ose,aer WIN
large assortment OF Mtseeiianeous IlAssteai ANU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Wholesale and Retail
HAT ESTABLISHMENT.
100 Baltimore st !, Baltimore.
WRIGHT-& H0WaPD. !

WRIGHT s. HOW.aRD,
/" RESPECTFULLY call the attention of the
~ citizens ofJe6erson county 10 their estab
~ llshmentfor the manufacture and sale
" Of HATS, in which may be found
- LARGE and general assortment Of all ar
NSticIes in their line. Their establish
menL com biningI within itself every facility for
complete workmanship with all The latest i'm
prove ments in machinery employing only The
most scientific and experienced workmen and
using the best matel ials alone, they are ena bied
with The aid Of long practical ex perence 10 pro-
duce an article Of GOODS Unsurpassed by any
thing in this or any other market
To the Retail customer they are prepsred TO
furnish description Of goods warranted 10 give
the most eminent satisfaction, in fashion, dura.
bility and intrinsic worth.
The wholesale dealer will 6nd inducements
TO purchase in the fullest and best selected ss.
sentiments 10 be met with in the tkade.
I The fashion for the successive seasons reen-
laTly introduced and allowed 10 surpass all o.
theirs in point Of beauty and merit.
Gentlemen's, youths, and children's caps, of
new and beautiful patterns always kept on hand,
which they offer for sale, with aiiother articles
10 their line, al the lowest possible prices Thsir
terms Of Sale will be found liberal and accom-
mo hating, and every effort used to entlle th9m
10 the patronage VI liberal publics
WRIGHT & HOWARDl
Fa,bionsble Hatters,
No 80 Baltimore street,
II naAsnnnea nofohar IaAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

y NtiE subscribers, than kfuI for the liberal pa
- tronsge hitherto extended TO them, 6eg
leave TO say that COMPUTATION Of that patio.
mage will be duly appreciated. They will cdn-
tinue 10 sell al a small advance above .9uctton
Prices, knowing BY experience that quick pm.
by is better thsna SLOW shilling.
Persons wanting Staple Goods at the LOWEST
market prices will be sure 10 find them at ,her
store, as they are careful 10 selecting the best
goods the market affords:
Citizens aud Strangers wishing 10 satiSfy
themselves as 10 the facts, will 6nd IL 10 iheir
advantage 10 call on the sabscr bers, at No. S3
Baltimore sirsft where they will End a good as
soUment OF STAPLE GOODS. and any article
not found as represented may be exchanged ,or
if desired, the money returned. Il
81 Cloths, CaSsimeres, SCI I
They keep Consistently on hand choice Is.
sortment Of Low Priced fine ard Supe ine
Cloths, Cassiperes and yesiipgs
Linen Goods.
Always on hand the best assortment in the
market, such as Irish Linens, Sheetings, Pillow
and Bolster Case Linens. Table Diapers Da-
mask Table Cloths, Damask Napkins AID Tow
elings, which they will sell BY wholesale orIfe-
tail, 10 cash or punctual customers, at The very
lowest market prices.
JOSHUA RoYSToN & CO,
Joshua Royston, No. SO Baltimore st
y. Bowen Royslon One door above Tripo-
George Merriken. LET'S Arey.
Baltimore, October 2, ls45 -3ms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
MANUFACTURE
Tobacco, Snuff Segars, &c

FENHE snbscribers-Gfsr for sale attheir Stores.
1856 Pratt street, opposite the Depot, and
No. 90 South Charles street.
300 packages from Is TO 25 lbs each, of Extra
Peach Leaf ToBACCoS much approved BY
those who have used IL
200 boxes 100 lbs each, same brand
500 small do Is TO ! 6 lbs each, Lilly OF Virgil
mia, pa very superior article
100 boxes Congress SIS lump II
so do do do Hamet Pearce ,Richm'nd
90 do Spun Roll Wm. GFenner's do !.
60 do do do Clark's
As do Sweet les Lump, Lynchburg
100 do do 1873 do
300 small do Ambrosia half pounds
100 half de- Sweet Pounds
100 small do Bees Wing.
SNUFFS,
100 boxes Scotch Snuff, Id papers, Is lbs each
500 bladders do various sizes, SC
Rapfee, Macabau, Congress, SC
New York fine cut chewing
Smoking Tobacco in and ID papers
n SEGARS in all their vsriety of the following
brands:
gRegalia Cazadores
La Primayera Ganones
LsIyuelia Absjo Principe
La Norma Justo SanZ
La Minerva Lord Byron
LaPalmsresl Il Washington Ia Norma
La Esperanza Legitimas
La Pru Image
Washington P. B.
10 hhds Kentucky Tobacco, for sale
Superior 25c Tobacco on retail.
A&J BONN & BRO.
Baltimore, October Q, lS45-6m !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Piano Forte Manufacturers
No, EalG,e ST., Baltimore.

i 4
At their establishment may constantly be
~ found large ss>oriment6f g. and oc-
lave PIANOS, IA plain and highly Flashed eases
OF Rsse, Mshagaby and other wood, with all
The latest American aud European improve
mems. The Manufactures hayeformetly been
engaRed In the business ID Germany, and for The
last Ten years 10 this country. Tne many In
s,rdsnesls they have flushed f,r Prtfvssuis and
and amateur Musicians, for their own private
use, is:a ploof thai their Pianos are ahat they.
are represented " be, al least equal, if not supe
rier To- any maHufaetuied IN this county OF Ea-
sAsa pledge that their INSTRUMENTS are well
anc failhfpiiy made, iheJ viii warrant Them foI
ise wears, if good cafe be taken Of them, and
any Pigh0 ,hstd.es not give satisfaction may be
tetnsped within the 6rst six months.
The manufactures viii keep the Pianos sold
~ Them IN ,he city aud within two bundled
- 'lps, always in tune sthe first years without
cha x, 80 that The purchasers Of their Instru
meats need rans ne risk Of h,ving them spoiled,
Chey therefore recommend their Pianns with
full orhtence, sssaring The public that they
are de;ef@iate nrs 10 be und=ESols. By any
ivslef or msnufarsusr,, aud .sk il as favcr og
-ty one wishing rrod instrument 10 call and
sxa1riss sheit sinrk helate Purchasing slse where
s7tSre'ta hand Planes sskea 10 eiesaprs. pi-
Aeos hired q fused secand hand ri.nos rs
rEsliimereee, 1876. Cd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Waiter CROOK. Jr.
OPlOA9PlaAQN9
Paper 4 angin ngs warehouse,

MO $780, Baltimore Street, near Charles street,
IN Baltimore, keeps constantly on hand large
and general assortment Of goods n his line Of BUSH
ness, viz
Satin and Wors'ed Damask, assorted colors, n
Watered Moreens,
Cashmerne, and Bordersto match,
Curtain Trimmings,
Cornices Ornaments, and Curtain Rings,
Embroidered ADD plain Curtain Muslns,
Curtain Bands and Clasps,
Silk Cords and Tassels
Curfed Flair and Moss, Feathers together with
a general assortment Of s@f
Curtain Materials and Upholstery Goods.
Also, a large assortment Of French and American
Paper iHangings. suitable for Psrlors, Drawing
Rooms, Chambers, Halls. &c. together with Bor-
ders, Columns, Views, end Pire-Screens.
He makes 10 ortler, Bed and Window Curtains,
Feather Beds, Curled Hair, Moss, and liusk Mat
tresses, Carpets, Cushions. venilan Blinds, Shade
Blinds, and all work in the Upholstery and Paper
Hanging Business attended to.
County Merchants and others are invited to give
me call.
Baltimore, Oct 2, fs45-1y E..
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Parasols, whips, Canes, sc.

A Ii THE WAY FROM PARIS !-FRASrIs
"A BEEHLER, No 126, Baltimore Street, few
doors below the Clipper Office. begs leave to inform
his numerous friends and customers we'll cohr-
try merchants generally, that he has just imported
direct from Paris Of the most extensive, varied
and beautiful assortments Of
Pdrasols, Canes, Cane Heads, & Whips,
that have ever been offered for sale in Baltimore,
and being determined to sell as cheap any other
establishment in the country, whelherin New York,
PhilAdelphis, or in this city, he with confidence
quests pure hasers to give him eall. His assort.
ment, he is warranted in ing cannot be surpassed
Baltimore Oet2 lS45-6m fHsf
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ANDERSON, WARE & co.,

ANDERSON, WARE & Co.,
Comm Merchants.
FOR THE SALE OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
NO. ll6 LOMBARD ST., BALTIMORE,
HAVE now 10 Store
Ii Mems, Boys and Youths thick Pegged
and Sewed Boots.
Mems Calf, Kip, Seal and grain'd pegd and
sewed do,
Boy s and Youths seal and grain pegs'd BOols,a
Mf e, Boys = Youths Z" thick Pessd B,essa.
Do Go Kip, calf, seal& grainld .MonrOts.
Do do do do do do Dopnings,
Mems and Women's Common Slippers,
Ladies' fne Kid and Morocco do city made,
Do do DO do wells, do do,
Do CATER Boots and Buskins,
chidrens Cater, Pump, bropzed & Red Boots,
Women and Misses feg'd Boots, Shoes and
Springs.
Mems broadbrim, low-priced Copey Hats,
! Do and Boys Sporting do
Do Black and Drab Wool do
Do fine Nea,ra, Cashmere, Angola,
+ and Moleskin do
Do Round and Square Grown Glazed.
CAPS.
Mems sDd Boys Cloth, Ole Bull and ssale,,e
Caps,
Do Red s. lueguard, & Double Plush do,
Do Muskrat, hair, fur & shetland Seal do,
BONNETS.
Ladies' Florence, Devon, Seven braid and Rut-
land Bonneis.
AIS o Umbrellas, Backing, Shoe Thread,
and Trunks.
Dealers who wish to,supply themselves may
find tito their advantage 10 examine the above
named Goods, as they are all fresh from the
Factories, and offered for sale al the lowest
prices for cash, IRON the usual terms OF credit
Baltimore, Sept Is, l845.
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WILLIAM .9,ELSO.1:.
IRON, TIN PLATE, &c.

Z s. . i IN ID ~ u no
it, Z e : ss'. sss '; :s.s
oilers forsale. q The lowest prices, Tin Plate,
! and extra sizes koohng TIP i4x2U Russia
Sheet Iron Ameriesn and English Sheet Iron
Boiler snd Fius iron, &C. Also, . full assort-
mens 81 Roll and hammered Bar Iron Nail
Rods !; Shosiag Iron Cast, Shear and Blister,
spring steel Hoop and Band Iron Wire ;
bloch Tin 10 pigs snd bars Lead Pipe Sheet;
Pie and Bar Lead Sheet Zine Speitsr Tin
ped Copper : large assortmentof American
Timed ana Blsck Riseis; Stove Ornaments. q
BaIiinpls, oet9, lci5-S2 -chBTs
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CURT.aI.T GOODS.
7NHE subscriber has on hand and offers for
j sale 1 large assortment OF Silk aud Worst
ed pAMASK Of different colors--sueh as Grim
son, Drab, Green, Blue and Scarlet Damask.
silk bindings 10 match, DC. figured curtain mus
Inns, hair cloth. SC; Gilt and brass rods, curtain
ornaments. gilt rings and curtain bands. &c. &c.
FEATHER BEDS and .,GaTTR e SSES. 4
On hand large assortment Of Beds and Mat.
tresses. made OF the best curled hair, moss,
curled palm leaf, 6pe hackled husk Of different
sizes, &c.
WINDOW SHADES.
He has just received large assortment Of
transparent window shades, of di ferent patterns.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Always on hand and made to order Venetian
Blinds Of different colors and sizes, made in the
best manner.
COTT0N W.aDDLNG.
Also on band. large and small sizes Of white
and black wadding. by the Wholesale or retail.
all of which will be sold very low at
G. S,KGRlFFlTH'S
Upholstering & Paper Hanging Warehouse,
No l2S, Marketstreet.
Baltimore, OcloberI2, l845-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
UMBRELLAS, P.aR.aSoLS, AND
SUN. ,SH3DE.S

G 4 HE subscriber having purchased the extensive
- Philadelphia Mandatory, recently establish
ed in this city correr Of Little Sharp and Baltimore
streets, begs leave 10 inform coudIy me- chants and
city Dealers well the public generally, that he
10 prepsred to accommodate them on terms fully "
h, ap as they can be purchased III Philadelphia or
New York. His stock Of Umbrellas. Psrssols and
Sun Shades is OF the best aud most substantial ma
nufaciure, and will he found as extensive and varied
as any other 10 the country. Determined TO sell at
the very lowest Philadelphia and New York prices,
he respectfully invites the public to give him call.
FRANCIS BEEHLER.
Baltimore. Oct 9, Isl5- On
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why i The Tariff ike niggsr's haiti
9scslse both are put on for the protection
Of native wool.