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NEW CONCERN.

.M'cLATAHAN, cRENsHAw 4 90.
for the purpose Of doing a general GROCERY Anu
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken tho
large granite front house lately occupied by MS
Langlorne s. Co, and will keep constantly on hand .
large Stuck Of G. Il O CERIE s Of every descrip-
lion, which will be sold low for cash, or IN cachanse
for allki nd~ of Country Produce.
The particular attention Of L. G. Mechanism will
be devoted to the sales Of Tnbacco, Flour, and oil athes
produce consigned to our care, (our charge Tor sellisg
Tobacco is so cts. per hhd.) Goods received and tss-
warded; mn charge for dravage.
We wis, to buy 1000 bills. Of gscd Family FIssrs
for which the highest cash price will be given.
JNO. &. McCLANAHAN.
f.. G. MCLEAN aHAN.
X. W. CKEHSHAW.
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"H I ,ictS.
Wiz. subscriber, with n view of reducing hs large
= stock OF Dry Goods. Shoes, l,nnnels. Be, In make
room ior a large stock OF Fall 1.pods. will. limm thu
oa'e 'n'il The 10Th September. sell nj OOST. and
many articles Tor l.b.SS than cost. Persons " Wishing to
purchase bargains will please give NE \ call before pnr
'hasi'g elsewhere as a grea, many of my doeds are
new and fresh. and purchased within The last -four
weeks, all oi winch will be sold al cnst. Amonssl the
assortment can be luund the following;
balzafites, organda " uslins aud Lawns. from Is. mp,
iu'Uoo 'ds. Calico, some elegan, and new VI, lies.
Apron heeks aud Tcklnes, a large assortment,
WINE .'oodS, oI all descriptions and qualities.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cloths. Gassimrtcs and Nesings. largo assortment,
kentucky and Glasgow Jeans.
o,u0o yards comWuu Pants StuIl,, fum 10 cts. M.
BoNNETs, RIBBONS x FLOWERS.
a large assortment of Bonnels. Ribbons aud Fl.wors, all
styles, qualities aud prices.
SHOES and BOOTS.
lu,ooo pr. Bnnis and Shoes. consisting of Mems. W..
men'sand Chlldmn's, all styles, prcos and qualities.
" u o N T. S II { s.
10000 yds. Coliuua. Cation Oznaburgs s Brown Drills.
aud saflDus other Goods, tuo numerous 10 msnllon
Which viii be sold iur oosi. WM. j. WILLIS.
Aug. II IL
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IL @ T. L 4 b.
UEyING taken lease of the Mdls in this place,
hk known as he Ianghorne Mills. Tor a term Of
years. / will be regularly III the wheat market, and pre-
pared to give the
HIGHEST TsIARKET PRICE.
Lump and Ground Plaster will a~lwaysbc kept Oh hand
and sold low for easll.
Mf. JAMES SuIpnIN, who, ] learn, Is ~iayorably
know to the farmers Of this region, viii mil iof me,
and hone 10 secure thai patronage from the public
which the convenient location OF the property invites.
A. N. MONTGOMERY.
March Is Is
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ERE. EOG:EE
s. GREEN,

HATCHER s. GREEN,
CroCcVs and Commission .ECrchassfS Is.
X VIM removed To the lower tenement OF the
aE large brick building. recently erected. ON the cor
ner of Main Street, Immediately below The Market
House and opposite john j. PurvIs, are now Offering TO
the public
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF G. ROCERIES,
which they are determined to sell low either for CASH
or BARTER.
They ask all purchasers. particularly such as are in
search of GOOD B,3RGRLNS, to call aad examine
for themselves.
They will also pay the highest cash price for Bacon
Lard, Butter, Wool. Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, Clio
yer Seed, Flax Seed, Ginseng, &C., &c.
They also offer their services to the public as
General Commission Merchants
hoping bv promplness and strict attention to business
10 merit a share Of public patronage.
JOHN 4. HATCHER,
JAMES b. GREEN.
Feb. 3 Is
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49, Win '''NN ''''' h'''' wv 'HhN'J ~ u
Their line al business, all OF which have been purchase,
N the Northern markets. tor cAsli and under tho mus
favorable circumstances, which vii enable them 10 sci
as low, If not lower. Than any house IN Iyncnbnrg,-
Thankful 10 ihelr old customers tor lho very liberal PAT
ronago heretofore extended 10 them, they npw splicil
call lrom one and all, as they aro Determined To sell ban
gains.
The following lis, comprises a portion of THEN s,oel
on hand
so hhds. n. q. Sugar.
20 " Puro Rico do
5 :" clarified aud 81. Groix do
80 barrels n. O. and 7. X. Sugar,
10 " crushed do
% boxes Loaf sugar,
465 bays Rio a i %iaanira Coffee,
- !" Java. Manila and Maraeabo do
s lhds. Mulasscs,
." ST. CmIX do "a superior arlicle,)
3gbarrels do
10 barrels lar,
70 barrels Ileuings.
10 :" Shad,
200 sacks Liverpool Salt.
50 G. Alum do
81 barrels do
10000 lbs. Bale Cotton,
10 tons Bar Iron,
SO Ions Lump Plaster.
1900 lbs Bliseftl Steal,
2 llcrces Rec,
25 oarrels Tanners Oh,
= casks Rice,
30 boNrs Ia, part very fine,
100 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel.
$50 kees Nails. assorted SIZES.
80 do Box and Fencing Nails,
G,00el lbs. Sole Leather.
80 Grind Stones,
25 boxes thccse.
p ke1s Blasting Powder.
80 do Dipont's and Kentucky Riflo do
ID bays Shot,
60 boxes Sperm, Hall aud TaIlow Candles.
40 3" Sap,
90 " Toilet do
1850 lbs. Castings,
= bales Hops,
SO boxes 8 by 10 snd 10 by l2 Glass;
50kegs White Lead,
2 casks Putty.
2 barrels EPSON Salts,
. ceroons Caracas" lnJigo,
| 900 los. Nader,
. barrels Slleratus,
| do Lug wood,
500 lbs. Copperas,
4u0 lbs. Lamp Black.
bags Ginger,
3 " Spice,
Pepper,
cask ''superIof" London Porter.
90 bales fpwnD Domestic 3 4, % and Al,
bale fine Shirlog.
80 pieces Btaclled Domestic,
$50 " Calico.
10 Kcnlucky Jeans,
80 nest Tubs,
% =" Measures.
% dry painted Buckets.
50 cases Fur aud Wool Hats,
8 =" Ijoo's and Shoes,
DO realms Cap and Letter Paper,
500 lbs. Hoop Iron. -
Trace Chains, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives
States. Tea aud Table Spoons, Tea Trays, Tea Kettles
Stew Pans, Sterlyards Rogers Razor Straps, Shawn,
brushes, Pad Locks. Horse, Cotton and Wool Cards
Curry Combs, Coffee Mills, Shoe lacks, Shoe Thread
Percussion Caps, Marbles. Side. Tuck and Dressin!
Combs, Suspcndrrs. Irlsh Linen, Brown and Bleache'
Drilliags. Colt IN and SILK Handkorchiels. Alpacea
Sewing Thread. Cambricks, Nlouslins, Flannel, Tntke,
Red, Hooks and Eyes. Leather, with a great many 9th
cr articles loo lie lions 10 enumerate, all Of which will b
sold low, for C.zSs2, or in exchange FOR country pro
duce.
July "a Ia
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L.k.ND EOK $.TLE
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\ accordance with a decree OF the circuit superior
4 court of law and chancery Tor Nelson county, pyo
nonnccd On the 9Th day OF May, 1873. in the ease oi
Montgomery rs Montgomery aud others. the undersign
ed VIII, On Friday the 9Th day OF September next. 1t
tar, and II not on the neNI fair day thereafter, proceed
to sell. on the premises. To the highest bidder, n tract OF
Land, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
E10E1TX-E hight ACRES, being the los-
er end OF the Mansion House ! taci OF Land, OF which
Joseph Montgomery deceased, late ui the said county ei
Nelson, died possessed.
Also. AT the same time. in the same manner, on the
premises, he viii sell another tract of land, containing
TWO Ht.NDRED IND FOR1T F3JE IND Il
HiLF iCRES heing HE part cut oil from the upper
end OF the same tract, by the allotment OF dover 10 The
widow ot the said Joseph Montgomery. deceased.
Also, at the same time, IN the same manner, on the
premises, he Will otter Tor sale another Tract. containing
ONE HUNDRED AM ElniIIN1INO AND 4
FOURTH ACRES, being the strip Of land lying be-.
tween the dover tract and the lower tract above desert
bed.
The largest tract here mentioned contains abou,
Owe Ey.yDRED .gsRES
of bottom land Of superior quality, the most Of which
might be made first rate meadow land. by the Judlciots
management OF The several bold mountain streams that
run through II, aud which are always well lreighted
with the richest virgin soil after every ram OF conse-
luence. The highland III this tract Is partly cleared
and is very productive, and much OF the woodland is
we'll ilmbered and is superior tobacco land. I here are
"a, also on this tract a comfortable DWELLING
Lii. HOUSE, with four rooms, and necessary out
houses.
The second tract is partly cleared, and partly in ma
tive forest Of the best timber. The mos! OF the tract is
rich and much of II Is tobacco land OF the very best
quality.
The third and last tract contains a large proportion o
low grounds of fine quality, and a part vi 1t Is excellent
meadow land.
This land is. altogether, such as is rarely offered for
sale, combining many advantages mol enumerated. and
Is well worthy the attention OF purchasers. The two
lower tracts he con- uously, and II purchased by one
individual, would taahe a very fine estate Of five hun
dred and seventy acres.
The terms for the first Two tracts mentioned will be
one-iourih cash, aud the balance in three equal payments
on a credit of one, Two and three years.
The terms for the last mentioned tract will be one
third cash, and the balance IN Two equal payments, on a
credit of one aud Two years.
In all cases. bonds with sufficient security willbe re
quired lor the credit payments; aud the tile 10 the prop,
erty will be retained as additional security, until the
Whole Of the purchase money be paid.
HYLAND ROBES, Commissioner,
August 4 t5S
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EIcrrings, Shad and Mackcrcl.

En BBI.S. No. ! new Herrinss,
W. 10 do z do do
s whole and 10 half a rrels Family Shad,
10 do No. 3 Mackerel,
s hllds. n. o. Sugat,
5 do prime Porto Rico
10 boxes Window Glass.
Receiving per Barges Uhio and John Randolph. For
sale, at GEORGE BAGBf'S.
June g Ia
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May 90

.FTS. Zane n. Pesic0Eas' School.
'kNllE. lhlrd session of this school will commence ON
= Monday the 29th September. An branches taught
That are necessary Ia give n finished English Education;
French, Latin, Drawing. &c.
Terms as heretofore, payable in advance.
Aug. IL Inn
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Trust SIZE.
~. 4, y.sM.

~. u 3.&Rs.
~ BARRELS prime n. &. TAR, on oppsrn-
no men, Tor sale low.
\ large lot Of .unp and Ground Plaster on hand, a,
tier hrck !.umher iidgst On The Canal.
They receive and f1rNsf1 Goods and Country Pro.
dnce at satisfactory prices.
JAMES B. RENWlCk \ Co.
August q 1t
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House, Ornamental and Sign
II n i " II ~ q.

DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
~. encouragement he has received during his two
yeats, residence in lynchburg. and he continues 10 sos
hpl the patronage of The community, which he will en-
oeavor 10 deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
aa tHE,1PER than the same can be done in Lynch>
safs. Stop immediately opposite John G.. Necm's
a'aie, over HE room formerly kept by Payne x Gregory
asa book Store. NiMEOD DONALD.
April IL is
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HkESNEs! HEESnE>.,
LARGE assortment Of BRUSHES, consisting Of
~ fine Hair, Cloth, footh, Flesh, Floor, White
wash, Shaving, busting. Paint and NarnisIl Brushes.
&C., nc, just received and for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY.
Aug. l8 St
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10000 HnSRc!S Wheat Wanted.
kEyE will pay the highest cash price for 10000
w bushels Wheat. HATCHER & GREEN.
July 81 Is
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sa'E.s'RO b. GR.FSs, IFfuRosr Glass i.
a Y ASSORTMENT OF WINDOW GLASS.
I'VE on hand is very good, both in quantity and quail
ny. Persons wishing a good article will find 1t to their
interest 10 cali aud see ii before buying elsewhere.
ID. w. MOORE.
SIGN OF The big Pitcher.
July 81 is
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GEOCEREES,

together with many other articles not usually kept in
then line al business. all OF which have been purchased
IN the Northern markets. tor CASH and under tho most
favorable circumstances, wheel, wi enable them 10 sell
as low, If not lower. ,han any house in Iyncbburg@
Thankful 10 their old customers tor tho very liberal pat
ronago heretofore extended 10 them. they nov solicil n
call IRON one and all, as they are Determined To sell bar,
gains.
'lba t,ll,uinp lIt cptpn,ispa n putilun If thpiI si.k
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CONCERT OF SACRED MJsJC.

VMNhE ClIOIR attached to tile METHODIST
n PROTESTANT CHURCH assisted nv thei,
TRENDS intend giving Conccu in the thuich corner
OF Pitt and Aispuith streets, THIS (TbursJaI EVI
NlAH, April I'd, 1915, at g O'Clock
PROGRAMME-PARTL
PRAYER.
Anhem-''O give thanks unto the Lord,n
Trio-"Oh that had wings"
Anthcm-Song Of Moses end the Lamb
SolN-''EartiGr Dove" with Piano Forte Accnmp,
pueit-''Ihon art gone, aud the light of thy beauty
hast faded"
Anthem-"liut will God indeed dwell with men,
Duett-'O had wings like yondpr Bird"
Solo--C'ari1HPt, with variations, by a. Holland
Qnarette-'>In bis bright abode ali is fair"
Antaem--''O cd my heart is fixed"
PART H.
AniheIn-HAwake, put o? thy strength, q Zion.'
Dhsu-"The Bird Uf the South"
Soo--tornnpean, with Mutations, by Gen. Minnck.
Anthem-"As IN Adam all die, even 80 IN Christ
shall all live"
S0i0-"ChriSt stiIlulg the tempest"
Antheh-"iiark the song of Jubilee"
Duett-"The LaIgb is ImnoiaiGd'.
nuett-"Remember mercy, Oh my God"
Anthcm-"Go Ne into oil the world"
iiESEDIcTIoN.
W. Tickets IS cents children 2,--to he had If the
members Of the Church and Choir and at the door on
the evening Of Concert. IT.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Not Hurt bm Considerably Frightened. Quite
an excitement was created OH Fell's Point OIL
Tuesday afternoon, by report that a little oirl
about II years of oge had been shot, in Lam
caster-st.. by Mr., \. Lambert, ons of the City
Police. The excitement subsidized, however. as
soon as the facts became knowA. 1t appears
that Mr.. Lambert was passing through Lancas-
ter-st. about O'Clock, when dog, the pro.
perry of Mr.. Barcher, flew al him in a furious
manner when he drew pistol, and as The dog
rctreated to the alley, fired The little Girl,
who is daughter of Mr.. Batcher, being in the
kitchen back of the alley, is supposed to have
become frightened at the report ofthe pistol, and
IN running fell upon her face, causing a slight
wound over the left eye. 1t was at once sup
posed that the child was shot, and of course,
great was the agony of the parents. Drs. FL.
Strobel and lnloes were at once sent for, who
soon satisfied them that the child was not shot,
nor was she seriously hurt Mr. Lambert was
fined 81 and costs by Justice McAllister for
firing the pistol in the street, and so the whole
matter ended. In Justice to Mr.. Lambert we
state that the dog is very vicious one, and had
flew out at him the evening before.
The day feed for the Erccutioa of Nc Curry.
We understand that Gov. Pratt has designated
the 9TH of June, as the day for the execution
OF Henry McCurry, found guilty by the City
Court OF the murder of Paul Roux, of Georgia,
while temporarily stoppngiu this city.
Gases for Court. Jas. Wilson, charged with
assaultng David Williams, was placsd under
security yesterday, by Justice Mcguire TO an
swer for the sane. John Rntter, charged with
beating Ann, his wife, was committed by JUS
tico Wight, also to appear at Court.
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s5uip BUILDING. The New York Express
says, at no period within our recollection has
there been more activity in our ship-yards than
at the present time. There is not only an in
creased number Of vessels and steamers build
ing, but the size and capacity of those built far
outstrips those heretofore constructed.
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~ GENTLEMEN;3 SUPERIOR SPRING style
GLOVES, only Ia an! 81; Su~penders p aud 81, !;
new Patent 81 and more superior do. 80 cents, (raie
chancesG gentlemen Collars Is and IS cents; black
E0nIhazine Stocks lSl; black Satin Stocks 80 62l
Scarts 80 cts Rogers Congress Knives 81 each Scs-
sols 10 ~; lazprS, Lamp Shears; Shutters; Wal
ters also, Head, MAJ, Tooth, Comb, aud ali other
Find Of Brushes ana Ccmbs OF every variety; also
Soaps, ine Extracts. Cologne Waters, Shaving Cases
Razor Srops, sIavins Creams, Accoriinns, Fans
Graces, 3aitledopfs, &C. III zse, with all new style
goods run Of at low prices for cash
Right on the rorner nj baltimore and Charles SIS.
ap32t' MORTIMER 4 hIOYBRAT
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IL l., M A " AC.
I sun sun |
Rises Sets.
MARRIED.

On the LIST inst, by the Rev, Henry Siicer CHRIsro
rHGR &. UYMEN TO MARTHA ANN LEwIs, all of this
city. WITS
On the Jlih ut by the Rev. Mr.. Backus, SAsUr,
CLAN TO Miss EL2ABETu y. SWEAR R. all of this cit,
On the 18th alt by the Rev. G.. BrckIey Mr. Ions
DAsGH 10 Miss MARGARET +. HILL all Of this CITY
AT Pit shirgh, Pa, the Both ult. by the Rev Mr.
PaSsavant, ROBERT l.. rHoMPsoN, of Baltimore Md
10 Miss MARY ANN kIRKPAT .ICK, of the former civ
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BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
SOLOMON EE,UG

.@szssSey%X Respectfully informs the public
lssASSsSSSSSISs that he has the 0nls Prepara
s 49, fsssS tion for destroying RATS and
= - rr-~a~S NICE, REACHES and ANTS
s,S-:.--@s-=5 z.aa-s=1'his preparation wall never
iail, II applied according directions; and is put IN
III cheap iofn that all may give it trial. host Of
tecfehceS can he gwen Of It's complete success 1t
can ca ne nad oi ms agents, corner of HANOVER and
-'Nf1' . MEL - ap3-eOtApH
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EI3-SMALL FRY THAI celrhrlted LOTTERY, in
wb'Ch N" Egcrnns hav criHA sod The high pnze,
will be dfawn again on SATURDAY NEXT. The
capitals a $4,000, 5000, S" Tickets only IL. qra.
% cents. full package costs on crricaie bur Sli,
quarters nuiy $375, and may draw the four highest
prizes III the Lon ~. Every body should lrya chance
III this % nIar listIc scheme, single ticket, put
chased At EGEKTON5', may place you il Possession
ot q snug fortune. II
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Jusr IN TINE. The packet ship Qnccn Of
,ha West, at N. York from Liverpool, brought
ass steerage passengers. The municipal cleo
lion takes place in few days,
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL . 1915.
CLEARED.

Brig Columbia, Coffin, hasiayra and Porto Cabel-
10, p. j. Cadur.
schr Mary catharine, Gayle, Charleston, c. Pen
Schr virmadea, Welsh, Norfolk and Richmond,
<. PcntergaSt l. sen.
Schr Kate Pendergast, Borum for st. Johns, n. f.,
schr George Washington, Wilson, Roanoke liver,
master.
SAih&D--Hngs Virginia, Cooper, for pernarnbuco
and market Orbit, Travers, kingston Jam; schnr
Kate Fenderghst, Boum, st. Johns n. T.
ARRIVED,
BMque lirbe, Green, ro,n Rio de JaurirO, I5h Feb.
c0iiet 10 Jas Hooper son. Left Feb. 18Th barguca
Lacitla, Lewis, for Few Ore.ns loading; st Joseph
Neill, I'm N. York, dscg; Amelia hIilholiand Smith
Tor N. York, waiting cargo; HerschGl, Adams Coa.I
Africa, loading; POns, Graham, do. do: Pilot, swift,
waiting teigit; BraziIdtO from and far n. YORK disc
Brazil Atdres,s, from Cadiz for New York. loading;
=, HAIRS from do. Just arrived, rmc; brigs Sea, Al
len, toi " Orleans, loading; Cohansey, sherman unc
waiting freight The brig POultrey, Mouat, fin Cape
dc Verbs, wa. 1T MOntevdco just arrived Jan. 10 10
san III few days for Buen0s Ayres Spoke March
%, lh % 80, lon IS D. sChr John, Hanna from Raj
llmore for laguhyra, ont days; .9th lat 81 l5 lon
~ ~, whaling ship Champion, fin Sandwich Isianda
Tor EdgaHown, out Ei6 days-wished to he reported.
Brig Mary Stanton, Brarse, : DAYS from Boston AZ
sorted cargo, 10 Thos Whltfidge s. Co.
SCbf A. f. Myrick, CathCau days from " York,
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
schrJno Emory, Woods, from Alexandria, D. O.,
Sch WIN, Allen, Spauldng, from ST. Thomas, 18Th
ult. fustn, TO T. W. Bruno 4 Sons
0te"uieF baltimore, RCcs, from Phiade pbia, n5ae,
f.. G.. Harris
Steam packet jewess, sutton, ON Norfolk Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
ship Isabella, Briggs, for Liverpool, sailed from "
\ ERIK ist inst.
Balque Louisa, Gait, OF Baltimore, from London
arrived at New fork Yesterday and hargue CorneIis
Dung, for Richmond, cleared nj do. same day
Brig MonIezuma, Kelly, 81 daya from Baltimore for
Valparaiso, was spoken 3lst Dec. 20 miles ~ of Diego
Ramirez.
Br. brig Somerset Williams, from Baltimore, five
Gays from the Capes,) arrived al Hamilton, BERMUDA
4th ult. and sailed 9TH for DemaraIa
Br. brig hdrana, Hunt, from Baltimore land 8 daya
I'm the Capesl far Demarara, passed Bermuda 4h ult
Brig VIM, NJ Rogers, Taylor, for Baltimore, cleared
~ Boston Goth ut.
Schr James Power, Keene, u days from Nassau,
NJ 2. arrived at New York Dist ulr. Left schr Watcb
man. Wihs|ow, from and for Baltimore, soon.
schr iary Frances Etchhergcr, from Baltimore
arrived at Key West 2Id u and would sail for liava,
ma after dischargng part of h cargo.
Schr North Star, WinslOw from Baltimore for Ban
gor, put into PtOynceOwn 3Dth ut on account of
head winds
Sehr Sisters, Small, from Baltimore for Thomastop
arrived at Portland 29.h nit.
Schrs queen. Smith and Reaper, Sears, from Bal
timofe, arrived at Providence 29th uit
Schr VIM Thompson, f}eafse, from Fall River for
baltimore, arrived at Newport 2Sth ult.
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SIGNS SlGNSy SIGNSIli


4 >HEAP SIGN PAINTING, in all its yarie
" nes, Nz:--Gilt, Ornamental, and Plain designed
ana executed in superior style, and warranted 70
give entire satisfaction "
ILLUMINATED SIGNS.
a New, Brilliant and Permanent metllcd of ildino
oterns on HiaSs, &C., forming sign of great beauty
and pcrnanency
ihAfSPARhNCiES Of eveydescrpton furnished
M the shortest notice,
%" All orders, addressed to PELI4 s HARRISON.
N l.. conner of Market and Charles streets, lover
Nnshts auction Roonl will meet with prompt a,
ienti0n PORCELAIN J,ETTERS F
Porcelain Letter Signs made to order. ap3.tF
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HI# FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
aI 9s BALTIMORE STREET
AgMs4Z58A begs To inform gentlrnon PURCHASING
Sttlat owing to the great number he sel5
ne Is at all tones enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
81 q"iy SUPERIOR for the price TO any other estaL
Iisimen in the city, Of any shape o, descrintion now
worn, VIZ: Sih, Moiessin RusSia, Cashmere kvyia
aud Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
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On the LIST inst at OGDEN, in Anne Arundel county.
LOUISA, second daughter of DR.. Richard q Steuar,
aud grand daughter of DIR. James Steuait of BaIG
more, in her 10th year. after long and severe illness
winch she bore with exemplary patience and forlj
tnde' or this pure aud innocent child il NAV be
san, IN itcah be sad OF any one) she mas gone to
receive the reward OF the righteous.
At Washington, on the LIST inst. Mrs. MICuA As,
conSet of James Rhodes in the 10th year of her ace
Al Philadelphia, ON the morning Of the 3lst uit of
consumption, RoNANEA, daughter of Isaac and ne
b0lah AIbersom. IN the 23d wear Of her ase
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

G9-MAEYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The
reeIIar monthiy meeting Of ,s Society will be held
a. the hts FORIGtl. ROO Is, on THURSDAY
~ ENING, April -, at haif past 7o'cock. full
aud punctua abundance OF mHHlbers is requested.
arI2t :. r. STR'ItTER, Rec. See.
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CoAsTING TRADE OF BosroN. During the
three days ending 29th inst, there were sixty
three coastwse clearances from Boston.