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MoCNr HOPE ll0SPIrAL-( late Mount Saint
Fincenrs.) We have received a copy of the
second annual Report of Dr. VIM. H. Stokes
physician to this institution, which gives most
satisfactory account of its management; the
treatment of its unfortunate inmates and the
success which has attended that treatment As
Lnlatc Asylum, Mount Hope Hospital pos.
sesses various advantages-its healthy location
its wholesome discipline-but, above ALL the
kind and assduous attention Of those angels O
mercy, the Sisters Of Charity. We are graft.
fed to learn, from the predatory remarks of DIR
Stokes, that reports from similar asyums afford
''proof the most incontestahe, that at least
ninety out of every hundred cases can be cur
cd and instead of being the most intractable,
insanity is the most durable of all dseases;''-
that is, in recent cases. 1t will be great con-
ISOLATION to the friends of those who may DC
thus unfortunately afflicted, 10 learn from such
nigh authority, that relief may be obtained.
Mount Hope Hospital was originally design
ed as an asylum for the insane only; but it has
been resolved to extend its usefulness by admit
ling those afflicted with other diseases To
render the accommodations adequate to all
purposes, the present building will be greatly
enlarged by the addition of a new wing and a
new front, "having projection of twelve feet
Beyond the wings, with an additional story sur
mounted by an elegant cupoia." The report
informs us that patients have been admitted
''from sections of country as remote as New
Orleans, Natchez, st. Louis, Sc" This affords
strong testimony in favor Of those who have
the institution in charge, and of the skill and
attention of its physician.
During the past year TO Slst December last,
s. patients were admitted in the insane depart
ment; OF whom, it is lamentabe to say, 81 were
mania potu cases. OF 90 recent cases of in
sanity Is have been restored to soundness of
mind; we're removed prematurely by friends,
and remain under treatment in an improving
condition.
In the department for general diseases, So
persons have been admitted during the year
who underwent treatment for various diseases
all Of whom have recovered.
We have not room for farther reference to
Tins report, or for extracts from it-nor is it ne.
cessary; as those who may desire to have the
advantages Of the institution for themselves @,
friends, will of course seek information from
those who have it in charge. 1t is an institu.
ton that deserves the consideration and patron.
age of the friends of humanity.
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NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
~ Go in for packages in the following splendid
scheme for this week:
100000 MONDAY, tickets S5-26 quarters Sls 50.
$4,000, TUESDAY, tickets 1876 do 993
$25.0o0 WEDNESDAY, tickets S8-26 do a6 so
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets S4-25 do 2o
Slo,0SO FRIDAY, tickets SIS do 1895
$1,000, SATURDAY, tickets S2-s6 do 663
The drawn Nos OF Saturdays lottery are
AZ % 6 80 9 3 81 Is Is Sc
Orders from the county PROMPTLY answered by re-
turn mail, and the drawings sent when requested Adj
dress
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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LECTURE. The last lecture of the course in
the English Lutheran church, Lexington St,
will be delivered this evening, by Prof. Hay, of
the Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, Pa,
Subiect-"The Alps and the Glaciers, by all
eve witness"
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yhNH1S DAE-Commence the week by a pur-
III chase of a ticket at the lucky office of FETCH
Elk co, No. Holiday st. fortune may await
you.
7S Nos. lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
! prize of $4,000 l prize of $500
5000 L " 1893
5000 ! q" I250Se.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. (Small Ffy,) class 8, March S-lowest
prize 81.
Al % 80 , 3 81 10 Is Sc
TOMORROW, S9,060-quarters only rs cts each
N3- For tickets and packages in all the Lotteries,
apply personally or by letter, addressed to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
1t Baltimore, Md
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

OVODO.
A THE GAY STREET CHEAP STORE
IN No. 163. would inform the Ladies' that an
now receiving some very handsome SPRING GOODS
Of the latest styles and importation in part as follows
Rich figured and plain BAREGES
super w0rsted BALZARINE5, entire new STYLES
french Spring NOUS DE LANES, very beautiful
Organdie, Polka and Satin stripe LACE LAWNS
ChlntZes, Chnzes-a splendid assortment
Satin stripe BAREGE SCARFS and SHAWIS
something very beautiful
Silk Shaa and Thibet do do
Veil and Cap NETS, all prices
super LACE MUSLlNS, new styles for dresses
CAMBRICS, Swiss and Book MUSLINS
Brown French Linens; Irish Linens; Long Lawns
Bird-eye and Barnslev DIAPERS, all widths
Linen Cambria IiDKFS., FROM l2l up
Paris GLOVES, all shades and prices
Valencia, Bobbin, and Thread Laces, SC. SC.
WILLIAM RYAN,
No. l63 North Gay street, above Exeter.
{I'- young Man wanted-apply at this office.
mll0 lwk
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atysrtcan Repttbatcat1
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, MAR. 10, ls45.

InpoRrANr FROM ANNAPOLIS. BY reference
90 our Annapolis letter, it will be seen that the
House has passed the Canal bill, BY vote oil
s. to 37-onIy l majority; and that the Stamp
act has been defeated in the Senate, by tie
vote to 10. The bill to divide Baltimore
INTO 20 wards, has also passed the House. The
legislature, in compliance with provision OF
The constitution, will adjourn sine die tonight
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100000 1l.P "a g. :o,. rSh THIS g4,,s

rTNUCk Err q BRO. again triumphant in the
IL celebrated "Small Fry'' of Saturday last. We
have again carried off the premiums! The I'd capital
of $1,000, in package of half tickets, we sold to
widow. The ticket now to show. $500 we sent to
Abingdon, Md to an old veteran; two Prizes one of
500 and one of $50, we sold to citizen, in
package; besides several prizes Of $50 and $50 10
rious citizens. We can again say, call on TUCKER
BRO. if you want prizes
TODAY 900 is the capital, besides 10 prizes OF
$3.50. Tickets SIS, shares in proportion.
Drawn numbers OF Saturdays Lottery:
AZ % 80 81 IL Is SO
Il. Il. TUCKER & BROTHER,
IL Head of Centre Market Space.
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legislature, IN COHlplldhCe Win Pio'isoi vi
tbc constitution, will adjourn sine die tonight
YuuTG WoMAN's INUusTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
This is an association formed in New York by
the young working women, " for their own be-
nrit An adjourned meeting, composed OF a.
bout 500, was held at the City Hall on Thurs
tlay evening. Miss Elizabeth Grey, presided,
and Miss Mary Graham acted as secretary No
men, except newspaper reporters, were admit
ted Their object, says The Newark Advertiser
Is to devise some means of increasing the MI
SCRABBLE pttancc they now receive as the wages
Of their labor, rs straw edge workers, scamp
stresses, cap-makers, SC. Nearly all branches
Of female industry were represented, and state
ments were made of tho extreme difficulty with
which, under the grasping and selfish avarico of
employers, they earn even bare subsistence.
Miss Grey, young lady of %, mentioned
"a her address on taking the chair, that several
employers only paid them from 10 to Is cents
per day; others, who were proficient in the bu-
siuess, after 9 or If hours hard labor, could
Only RCt dDOhL - ttiitS u O'AS VI
fcrod them 90 cents per day, and said if they
did not take it, he would obtain girls from Con-
necticut who would work for even less than
y hat he offered. The only employer who had
done them Justice was Mr. Beck, of Fourteenth
St, who only allowed his girls to be out about
two hours, when he complied with their roaso-
nable demands
Another speaker referred to the limited range
otlcmae cmployments, and contended that men
are employed in many branches in which fe-
males could be quite as well employed, such as
bookkeeping, engraving, diapers, sc. She
would have men take 10 more muscular en-
ploymcnis, the field, SC. The meeting was
conducted with due decorum, and its feelings
were embodied III series of resolutions. They
mediate nothing like a strike, believing it
wrong in principle, and impolitc in practice;-
but Mrs. Siwyer, Mrs. Storms, and Mrs. Ste
phens, three ladies of known philanthropy and
talents, have undertaken to prepare an appeal
20 employers and the public in their behalf
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SPRING EASuJON.

G3-For GENTLEMEN'S HATS, of "LEARY's"
beautiful pattern, will be ready for sale Today, the
9TH inst at TAYLOR'S
Fashionable Hat Establishment,
moot opposite Barnum's.
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Howard DisTRIcr COURT. The March
term Of this Court will commence to-day.
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WpALTiMORE INK MANUFAC Z,
I'D No. 30 E. BALTIMORE STREET, (between
Front and High streets The subscriber begs leave to
call the attention of merchants visiting the city, and
all dealers in Ink, to his superior BLACK, BLUE
and RED WRITING INKS, which are pronounce ed
by the best judges to be the best in My Black is
beautiful jet and contains no vinegar acids of any
kind. The Blue is a beautiful light shade and will
not change color SETTLE My Red is uneQualled and
my prices 25 per cent. less than any other manu-
facturer in the Union. If you want good Ink, inquire
for Manns, the Sales Rooms of the Factory or to
the vendors who have it.
mhl0-U* JOSEPH X. MANN,
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vHNooTH BRUSHES, of all sorts and prices

TENOOTH BRUSHES, of all sorts and prices
N NAL BRUSHES do do
Shaving BRUSHES, all kinds, some very superior
Head do full assortt flom 81 25 TO Sl2 doz
Fine and superfne Cloth BRUSHES, all prices
Paint BRUSHES and Sash TOOLS, all kinds
Plhsterer's do. of superior quality
Whitewash de-. all sizes.
With general assortment of articles in the Brush
line wholesale and etai very low for cash No 1875
BaltlmOre-st. mhl0-4t J. X. STAPLETON
EDEAUTIFUL FRENCH AND STAPLE
-hD DRY GOODS. Just received at GARDENERS
Wholesale Rooms, No. l95 MARKET STREET, (up
stairs,) consisting in part of
Rich Fancy and Staple SILKS
French and English Balzarines
English and French Nous de LANES
Mourning Lawns; French and Scotch do
French Chinizes and JacOnets
Damask Diapers and Napkins
Sd, 1914 and 1914 Linen and Cotton Sheetins
Brd-ey, Diapers; Brown Linens
Brown and White Hollands
American aud British Pant Stuffs
Bobbn Edsings; I.aces and Edgings
RlBBONS-A beautiful assortment
Linen Cam. HDKFS., corded border, hem stitched
and Revere; Green Berages, &c. &C.
Also, 90 cases American Prints, new styles
40 cases Bleached Muslins, Tckings, Checks, sc.
Alse, beautiful plain and fancy Cassimeres.
To which would respectfully call the attention of
country dealers, as am determined TO sell as cheap
and favorable terms as any other house in the
city. FRANKLIN GARDNER,
milo FRI l95 Marketst. (up stairs
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10 THE DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN
1914, will assemble at the City Hall THIS AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock, to pay the last sad tribute of
spect TO our late Brother in arms FREDERICK Heinz
KER. [n] SETH POLLARD, Chief Marshal.
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the course in the English Lutheran Church. Lexington
street, will be delivered on MONDAY EVENING,
March 10, at u O'Clock, by Prof c. A. HAY, of the
Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, Pa, Subject
'The Alps and the Glaciers, by an eye witness. 1t
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G}- NOTICE. A meeting of the late Whg (cy)
Corporation Officers will be held THIS (Iondayl
EVENING, March 10Th, at the American Republican
Head Quarters (late Military Hall,) North Gay street,
at u O'Clock. full and puncual atcsdance is de
sirablc. rlt+l NJTFF CED
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N}-THEATR!CALS. Ladies and Gentlemen, OF
acknowledged talent, wishing engagements at this
Enlistment, will please make instant application
the EGYPTIAN SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hall,
Gay street. GmhlG-tf1 JOHN REEVE.
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% CAUTION. Never buy base counterfeit OF
imitation of HAYS LINIMENT OR BALM OF co
LUMBlA from J. w. s. II. w. Davis, druggists, of
Baltimore, as the ONLY original and genuine can be
had OF our TRUE Agents corner Of Baltimore and Han
over sreetsand take notice that these articles can
never be genuine unless the subscribers names are
found thereon. COMSTOCK & CO.,
II New Ynrk
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tTf- The anniversary meeting of the Female Mis-
sionary Society of the William street Station will be
held in the Williams Church on THIS (Monday)
EVENING, 10Th inst, at O'Clock. The Rev. HENRY
SLlcER and the Rev. W. F. MERCER are expected to
address the meeting A collection will be taken UP
in aid of the funds OF the Society. The public gener-
ally are respectfully invited TO attend IT.
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CLEARED,

FROM THE EXCHANGE REAprse-Roon RosKs
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
SUNDAY, MARCH 9, ls45.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-12

n FAVE RECEIVED nm unusually large and
Beautiful -in'k ri Spring ard Simmer Goods.
which will sell on The pay down urinciple. far
cheaper Than war before offered COR sale in his
city. consisting in parl of French and IAglsh Broad
Cloths. al the most beautiful styles and qualities
French. English snd American double aud single
rIllcd Fancy and Plain Cass,meres. or these
aHiclcs a splendid assortment, unequsled by 6ny
establishment in this rity
SUMNER GoODS-A full ns-or,men, Of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting psrl as
"llow. summer Twceds. French Linen Drills
Creating Coating. Plain and Fancy G,u,broon.
Linen Check. IRISH Linens. bi'k simmer cloths
blk Dradun. bl'k Bombnzins,; Mcrno Cashmere
PLAIN French Linen, Fancy r ench Linen, striped
Cfankins. Blue DrIlls: together with my qnanII'y 81
The various kind, ol light goods for Goats and Pants
VESTINGS-Bl'k satin. fg'd do fg'd Shnly
fgd Mar-, Hes. fe'd Silk. fg'd Mohni g. d Linen
and Silks. Fine and fancy light soiins; all new
style nnd Tip Top qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A well nssorted stock Black FTock and Dress Cnnis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-12

Bus blk do do BIne do do Brown do
Green do do Olive do do Black Sum.
mer cloth do do brown do DO DO
Creating conng do d. French Dradra do
summer Twecds do DO Summer cloh do
French linen do white and brown do Cling.
nam 'io calico chinIz do; and a thousand ohcr
Kinds not vet nan ed.
PANTS-Baok Cashmere. blue blk CASHMERE
''ne Cashmere. plain and fancy French cnssimere.
md IN fact, nn assortment tint embraces every
/ lyle ard quality OF material
STS-Of all qualities. fashions and color.
md very genieel assortment OF Stocks, Collars,
'os"ms. Starts. Drawers, Suspenden, Cloves. Hose
md Halt Hose; fancy satin aud silk cravas and
Scarfs.
H In presenting the above Tor the favorable consid
II ration of my old friends aud customers ! can
'ssure Them that am fully prepared To furnish The
II most fashionable work 10 measure, very desrable
H 'loihing ready made. Being confident oT giving
II general saisincIion. Customers and the public
generally are respectfully invited 10 call and exam.
u ne stock. (msy - SR CE.
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UNITED STATES TEE.
WATER STREET,

WIEELIVu, VA
ME undersigned respectfully inform the pab.
IL lie. that they have leased the above hours
Tor term Of years; have had il entirely re modelled
and very much improved in the arrangement Of IL
rooms and porches; have had il newly and hand.
somely painted carpeted md pepered throughout
and newly furnished. in style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in the West Every article I eaiirely now,
ahd the whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They offer the accommodations Of the house to
The public. fully determined, that all guests shall
lind at their house. entertainment tina, will fai
10 affjrd satisfaction.
From tho superior arrangement OF the House and
Table and the location Of the house in front Of tho
Steamboat landing. they indulge the hope. tina
they i'll receive liberal share of pubic patronage
may MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
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HORN BROOK & DILLON.

HAVE removed lhtii Establishment TO their
IN New Brick Building, east side of MAR
KET 81. few doors below the Post Office
where they have supplied themselves with
aew and large Engine and other fixture fer
their business, IN superior style.
They carry I'm the House aud STEAM
BOAT PLU MBlNG in all its branches.
They have con'tantly on hand Hydrants Of
various doScriI ton, hauerS' Kettles, water clos.
els, bath tubs, hot and cold shower balhS, re-.
ioTts Inr bleaching, chemical arp rdtus, lead
cfins, patent bath pumps, lead pipes OF all siz.
es, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked I'D
in any manner OF form.
Water conducted through leaien pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Also BEER PUMPS hued up to order
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
lgines &c. &c.
An orders thankfully received and punctu
ally attended To.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
70 several descriptions OF mechanics. in the
e story Of then building, or on the ground
floor al very moderate rent.
Wheeling, Feb ~, 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-12

y CASKS NADER
90 Bags Pepper
30 do Plmentos
Is Bills Alum
90 boxes Bunch Raisins
bales : ) Almonds
leases brimstone lttl
cask Blue Vitriol
2barrels loves
zoe Mats Cassia
90 boxes Chocolate ..'t.
lea SIX Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwood
30 do Clipped f.ogwoo6
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
4ceroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases Lquo.ic Ball
% kegs Mustard
l-2 barrel M tmegs
SO barrels Loaf Sugars.
All Iust received and 70. saleby
~ l6 CRANGI.E ~ BAIIEYS
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LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
G.. FRANZELL.

&. FRANZELL,
No 10 Main 81. u Itw doors obaue The bookstore Of
Wm. J. R.bb.
WHEELING. VA.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs The Ladies of Vince.
Il Z ling. that he manufactures Ladies Shoppers of
ali STYLES ana CoLoRS. Of superior qualify and
beauty. lie warrants ali work from his shop 10 he
superior 10 Eastern manufacture, aud will be sold
81 per cent cheaper.
The public are invilc 10 call aud satisfy them.
s,lves. ION inn
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Snn BAGS RIO COFFEE;
OOO 90 do Java Do
25 Bags Pepper;
20 do Pmenio;
80 Chests Young Hyson Ten;
10 do Gun Powder Do
i Cask Goirets Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Sa'@faius;
I do Boston Syrup;
! do Maddef;
900 do Liquorice Ball;
40 Boxes IS. SIS, 12s. 16 and pound Lumps
Tobacco If superior qualities;
do L'dy's Twist Tobacco;
200 do Brnzier's and Shee,ing Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's Indigo
Bbls Copperas;
% Boxes NJ X Rais,ns;
Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
q do Pulverzed Do
do Gloves;
! do Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 DO Vuricgaied Soops;
Bale Bordeaux Almands;
1910 do Cotton Yarns, Nos s TO l0-iDsi re.
ceived and for ssleby WIN FLEMING.
sp 20
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rs! III At S!--Jnsi received at The
Wheeling shoe snrc. sign u( tho Back
Mammoth Is o' dozen NJ Mems White Palm Hats
dozen "i Mems rol"red Palm Has. 6 d zen BOYS
wh''c Pa'In HAS. D dc zen By.' cold Palm Hats a
d"zcn Infants Palm Has All of winch will be
S,ld very lnw iur cash TAP l6)TODD & HOWELL
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kOPES. ROPES.

HHE sVbscnber hss removed his Cordsr 90
store, 10 he sianf formirly occupied by
uoct on hand OF Ropes Red Cords nd Tome
Il every description which will be cold low 10,
cash or bsrtsrei for Beeswax, Ginseng or Clay
seed, az cash prices The public are respectful
v requested u give him y call before ptrch /, I.
'nH elsewbtrc. CHARLIE " BERRY
aug 2-iy Head Of Voter street.
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REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN

I G LOHLEIN, French Dyer. on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from + Kelley's Store, re turns his gratsr
former faynrs, and respectfully informs them
that he has added TO his establish me nj import
ant and, IN France. newly discovered improve
ments. He gives more lustre. ncatness and due
rabiliiy TO the colored s,ufs, without injur;nE
them.
He leels perfectly confident to give every sati..
faction, and opes therefore, for the continuance
oil o liberal patronage. oct24
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Il ENsENEY a RHODEs. ,a1 z.

ENsENEY 4 RHODES, 1877 zA,y.
~ Row, MAN ST. hive NOW received thei, -,
tire ST. ok NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The second OF the season, and the lsies, in mark,
Cloths, Co.'s mercs. Sa,iineiis blk and fancy coo,.
sumner Cossimeres, Linen Drilings. vesiinrs. &c
Summer stocks. Hhkfs. Gloves Linen shiriny.
Lawns. Bingham Lawns. jacquard Ginghsus-
Ba'zarin,s, Barages. Orsandie and laced Lawns
Prinied Jaconei. ChiDiz. Calicocs
Rich Barge shawis and Satin striped Scpsfs
White Nett Shewls. black Nett Shawls
Fancy hdkf, Neck Ties, Linen cambric hdkfs
Plsa and plaid Swiss and Null Niuslins
Rich fsd BLK and fancy cold Silks
Hosiery. Gloves, Afitts. Long hiu,s and hlf Glove,
Rn h Fancy Psrs soils aud Sun Shades -.
Artificial Flowers. Wreaths. sprigs and lunches
BoNSErs. Gimp. Laced. Biois-eye & Fiorencs br,;d
Rich Bonnet Ribbons. Fr.neh ebony & fancy Fan,
Together with every variety Fancy aud S,eolc
Dry ooods. We respectfully invite buyers to call
and see our stock. we prepared to offer goods
vety low. Gun l3) SENSENEY 4 RHODES.
ID ATGN1r MEDiCINES-The sub.c1i6ef
Il Keeps constantly for sale. tho following pop.
nI"r Patent Medicines. ut The sign Of The Big Red
Mortar; Aliens Nerve und Bone Linimen'. vierfus
Emorooaiion. Swans Rheumatic Linimeoi. LIQUID
opodeldoc. fahnesiock's Rubefuc,ent. Indian We're.
table Pills. Brandehs Universal DO warranted gen
uino. Fahnestocks Anti. bilious do Sear an,i dv,
pepii' do. Miles Tomato do. Scoii's Scotch do
iioopeis Female do, Fahnestock's vesmifuee
Fahnesiock's Cough Loxenges. Fahnesi0cks Thomps
sons Eye Water CorPenieis extract SarsaparilIs
Godireys Cordial. Ba,emaa's Drops. Burlington
Bal.am, British Oil or Mediterranean. Sots Pows-
ders. Scdlrz Powders. Essence Cinnamon, Pcppsf.,
mint. Lemon. Bergamo'Ie, Lavender. &c.
All OF the sbove medicines arc warranted genus
inc. LAFAYETTE M,NEEIv'l
may 30 l6O Main s,ree,s
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