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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

Dc-THE Butchers Of Mobile having been desirOus
to abolish market on Sundays. In pursuance Of which
paper resolution embracing this object, has been
handed from one another and received The signature
or consent 6f all the Butchers in the market. They
therefore held meeting at the "Odeon" yesterday
morning, when joins COLE was called To the chair.
and JOHN BANTA appointed Secretary. The char.
man stated the peculiar ahour of Butchers connected
with the Mobile market. tile great distance they r..
side from market, the badness Of roads, enduring nj,
weather IN coming very early 10 Market The great
| and the continued daily market wiihou, any inter-
mission. The constant exerion Of physical powers,
the sacrifice Of domestic and social comforts, show
al once the necessity Of day in week, and
as Sunday is observed generally as day Of rest,
| therefore
| We, the undersigned butchers. Occupying Stalls
in the Mobile market, do hereby agree that We will
| moi attend market on Sundays-ihai we will not al
low our Stalls he used fnr the purpose Of selling
meats on Suadays-nor will We allow our servants
or 10 sell or hawk meats in the streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04


sth ull. received by yesterdays mpiI
The sales of cotton al NEw-YoRK on The 26th' were TO
the extent of 1900 bales previous prices-the market
nrm. Foreign exchange in more request Sterling 0ia
"a prem Domestic inncive-Mobile dis TO psr State
Alabama Notes tat dis.
The packet ship Yorkshire, ut New-York from Liver
pool had 395 steerage passengers and the ship Sea 49,
The Yorkshire made the passage in 81 days, which is
considered fine run this bos,erous season of The
ye.r For the last IL days she had strong westerly
winds the ship under close reefed lopgallant sails
The NEw- ORLEANS market opened very active
y Saturday. and sales reached OoOO bales before the
close full prices On Monday and Tuesday IL reapsed
into duness snles being on, $500 and $500 bales Mar
ket unsettled holders asking former rates. buyers oner
ing considerably less Great difficulty existed in passing
exchange, which affected the market Middli"g
5406t; good mid Ct 6lc; mid fair 6ad7 and TAR 74m
7Ac. Receipts to date s7OO7 bales. stock l46's77'-
Feights TO Liverpool SO i'd Havre &c; CoastwSe III
az per hale. Exchange London 7M84i Paris 5i3Om
32Ai New York 60 days lid2i dis sight dis Flour -
9om4 for Ohio very dull. Pork, Ss asked for mes' and
for prime. Bacon sides a64, md shoulders 4aac'
hams 66t, and sag for canvassed and extra cnred-
Lard 65sac Sugar hrm with considerable sales al for
ner prices to &c. Moasses fair request AT 25 26c
--~7o Corn 10 136c, and Oats 2S0I3Oc,
foRK-For The last three or four weeks specuy.,.
has been busy II, work, South. IVES, nor,. IaS''
IN advancing The prices of several Ieadi5 VI p'"
Visions anu groceries. one of - f'p"' '"'0"sS'
these articles il pOrk.
rh. ,.,,-.,ry ran inducing this movement. was in
90 po,..tne great deficiency in the amount saugh-
red at the during The last winter circumstance
affecting and lard, and indirectly, other ari
Giles of provisions. II is estimated that the deficiency is
400, 600 hogs.
In consequence of this the article has borne relatively
a high price throughout the season. but without much
variation until about The close OF February, hen symp
toms of an upward tendency were noticed, hst in the
Boston market, subsequently extending 10 all the other
chief markets north aud south. The following exhibits
the relative prices the close OF February and
March,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

CooL.-Mr. Davidson, brought belors The senate
o. Michigan for contempt, Jeff for New York before
,ne was disposed Of, leaving letter directing
the Senate to send ,he "reprimand after him through
hy PYst-saice,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

o. To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au.
t,orzed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as
candidate for reelection tho office of Clerk Of the
County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au.
gust election. febS 6Otile%
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

0J-I offer my name to the voters OF Mobile county
as candnate for the office Of County Clerk, AT the
ensuing August election.
Janl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

THE UMRRELLA.-In reasoning about hats, all
thoughts about that effeminatc invention, the
breila, to he laid abide. This uensil is truly
the D.-- I.r,t.N ,:-.as n.I sts
ence, by allowing people to dispense with warm
cloaks and other antirain appliances, has caused
mo'e disease, in letting them catch cold, Than any
thing else we know of. Our salsart ancestors did
admirably well without umbrellas; they wore good
cloaks coats, and broad beavers keep the rain
out Of their necks, iaring not aol the for it.
Umbrellas are only fl for men milliners. Cockney
travellers, and women. The nature Of hat, fiat
ter ourselves, is something independent of cotton and
whaebone, and instead of the umbrella claim ing pre-.
cedence the hat, the hat, take il, should be
above the umbrella i Blackwood's "agazine.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

0G-The friends Of WILLIS W. GAY will sun.
port him a candidate for the Office of Clerk Of The
County Court. at the election in August next.
ianI6 4OteH
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

0o-A CARD.-We, the undersigned, NJ iaistcrs
Of the Presbyterian Church, EEL ourselves called up
publicly TO ledge the unsolicited and gen
temanly kindness and courtesy Of Capt JoHEsoN
master Of the Lowndes boat Of rare elegance and
deserved popularity. in according each Of us free
passage from different points Of the Alabama river
to Clabo' ne our way to attend the Presbytery d
South Alabama. II affords It's unqualified pleasure
to bear our testimony to the proprlety, order and
comfort that Obtain throughout the boai, and TO The
skill, honorable bearing and grateful assiduities Of
her excellent commander and officers.
In view Of these claims do cordially recommend
the Lowndes to friends and acqua inta nces
J. b. KING,
WM. NJ. SMYTHE,
REESE FRlERSON,
A. NJ. MORGAN,
s. b WRIGHT.
CLAIBORNE, April End, 1851
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

8c-The friends OF JOHN P. REMY announce
him candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the
first Monday of August next jaol4 SStes
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o. The friends Of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Mobile county at the election on the
LIST Monday of August next mlI25te*
EJNED 8. RADCLIFFE IS proposed by his
friends MS candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court.
and will be supported by
febl7 67tf MANY VOTERS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

pI respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, al
the ensuing August election.
mh8 81tf J. W. LANG
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0G-The undersigned announces himself as a can
didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of obie coun.
~, at the ensuing August election.
ianl7 41te JACOB 8. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

DJ-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD B..
!" M n canA.A-.- E- ClsrL .f ell. C...,...-- O---.
al the ensuing election. mill
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

nOMEsTIC BRANDY-20 half and 'quariel
- pipes, landing pc, schr Commercial, for sale by
ap4 s. B. l. I. JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoN.-Ou
friends buckling their arnor in the sod do
mnion" for the coming contest in April. With &c
fair field and bright sky, the victory is sure
The following are the cand dates far hear
front
Accomac District-Thos. Fl. Bayey, demo-. AM
George W. Sou.hali, wing.
Brunswick District--George C. Dromgoole, dem
no opponent,
Pittsylvania Dstrict-Wm. M. Treadway, de
mo no opponent.
Campbell District-E. w. Hubbard, demo-, ant
John Hill, whg
JOS. X. Irving, wing.
Richmond city Disirict-Jas. A. Leddon, demo
and Jno. NJ. Bots, whig.
Essex Distrct-K. M. T. Hunter, demo-, AMI
WIoughbv Newton, wing
Ioudon District-No democratic nomination Il
yet; John S. Pendleton is The regular whig candl
date; besides John NJ. McCurty, DIR. Thornton ant
jeremiah Morton, all wings.
Frederick Dislrict-W lillian Lucas and Henri
Bedinger, both democrats; no wing nomination yet
Botetourt Distrc'-Augustus Chapman, dem.
no opponent.
Shenandoah Disrict-Wm. Taylor, demo-; ne
opposition.
Roanoke DIstrict-Jos. Johnson, demo-, and G
d. Camden, wing.
Wheeling District-Wm. G. Brown, demo. nc
opposition yet.
Wylhe District-George W. Hopkins, regular no.
minated demo, aud John B. George, ind. DEM; nc
whig opposition.
r III Whitfield, whig-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

WAsHINGTON THEATRICALs-SPIRi Cor
REsPoEDENcE Ward, the we'll known Baltimore
and Washington manager, at the beginning of the
late Congressional season. or tfereabout. engaged
the Olympic Salonn and either he, or the proprietor
afterwards let il, on certain terms, 10 Mrs. Timm,
well known at our "OlymPic." whose lease ran up
to the 9Th. On the 9Th, ''without why or whefe-
fore," Ward entered the Saloon, took possession,
and put in Burton, who had just been burned out At
the ''Nationai," there. What follows thereupon 10
dscernable from the following veritable correspon'
dence between two of the parties, which has been
sent to US in n vouchedfor manuscript form:
Mr. Ward to Mrs. linn.
OLYMPIC SALOON. March 6. l845.
Dear Madam-The agreement for Jour occupation
Of the Olympic Saloon has failed, in every particular,
which sincerely regret, and your performing or not
perfmming s suited your personal convenience COM
PEELED me to seek the opinion of my lawyer, who ad.
vissd me TO take instant possession, which have
done, and propose rendering the premise. 10 Mr..
Burton. who will open the establishment with his
company To morrow evening. The courtesy due to a
lady induced me to give YOU this notice, which
should scarcely deem necessary TO one my own
sea. With best and kindest wishes. remain, dear
madam, yours, very respectfully.
THOMAS WARD
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

nIL-25 bbls Superfne Winter Bleached Solar
" and Whale just received and tor sale by
ap4 JOHN PHILLIPS, cor CONT E. Wnter.s ,s
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Mr.. linn 10 M. LYard.

FRIDAY, March D, 1S4s.
MIR. Ward, Sir-Your behaviour in break ing into
the theatre in the you have. is only on par
with the treatment have received FROM all parties
winch has been a Tissue Of cowardice, rascaliiv
and lying; and were ] man, instead OF a woman, !
would not rest one hour until had soundly ihrashed
three Of the contemplate things in or out oil the
United States-namely, Mr.. Ward, Mr. Simms and
MIR. Burton. Trusting, however, to the Will Of Il
Divine Providence that you will work out your own
salvation, am,
Your most obedient servant,
SARAH Il TIMM.
P.s.-Please copy the obovs and hand To your
co-pariners in Iniquiiy.
Is not that "P. s." cool to degree I'm. Y
Express.
The remarkable circumstances attending the re
cent death Of two aged sisters in Salem, Mass. de
serves to be noticed.
DIED-At Salem, Mass, 18th ut. Miss MARI
PETERS, and on the 10Th, her twin sister. Miss Bat
ST PETERS, aged 70 years and months. 'Fhes'
twin sisters have always lived together, in the III
most love and harmony. They appeared to live onl,
for each other, and have repeatedly been heard II
say tina, they had wish 10 survive each other on'
hour. Their death WAS very singular and remarka
be That Of the first Was very sudden, whIle in thu
act OF rising from her bed. There WAS one in III,
house except her tw in sister, who was IN bed will
her. The first to give the alarm WAS an aged sister
nearly eighty years Of age, who happened to he pass
ing the house about an hour after, and hearing ih
groans OF her surviving sister, went in and found he
sitting in chair, and uttering the most pIteou
means, and saying, Mary is dead She continues
so for few hours, refusing all comfort or cous0a
ton, when she became unconscious of everything
around her, aud gradually sunk away, without AM
apparent disease, until Sunday noon, and died with
out a struggle They were both Inferred in ont
grave.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

NLARET WHEELS casks Bordeaux, Superior
~ quality, for sale by
an4 c. w OGDEN. rs and IT Wa,er.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

OsT-Iart night BEAD PURSE. win !.
aIsilver clasp, containing sone mnney. The. Iharks
OF The owner and liberal reward will be .siyea II h,
is left at the Apoihecaries Hall. - ~. ~
mh2l NORTH A. &c,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

90 THos B. BieGE has been appointed Post
master al Richmond, Va, in place Of b. Peyton,
whose term Of service had expired.
The wing press have made this cut case Of
prescription 1t is at least very moderate case, for
1t is simply refusal renonnaie an opponent for
n term, in where the incumbent Was put
in by wing administration, in place of democrat
turned out. The whg rule for appointment that shall
not be proscriptye is, that democrats ought to be
turned out by wings, to make room for wings for
justice, and be kept IN and renomnated by democrats
Tor literally. They have version of their own of
TIE slage that one good turn deserves another
They pu, wings in Office, we must keep them They
put democrats out Of Office, we must keep them
For our part. we like another way of reading the
rnle.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

RRANDY-2 half Pipes French. J. J. Dupuy,
- for sale by
ap4 CIV. OGDEN, IS and II Waters
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FOR COLU Ml,US,

= n The fine, fast running passenge.
&Sssisa- steamboat NEW ERA, 10. Este S
master, will leave for the ahoye and all ;interm.-
diate landings, on SATURDAY, 9th instant, ut 8
O'Clock Pm.
For freight passage apply on hoard or to
ap4 CAMPBELL, OWEN Il co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

ID ICE-5O casks in store and for sale by
~ a,4 e. w. DORRANCE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

NLARET BOTTLES-l0 hampers Marseilles
~ landing from brig Sienzio, for sale By
Hp4 JAMES GANDOLFO. 20 Commerce-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

CIGHr EXCHANGE on New York and New
~ Orleans. for sale by
ap4 ]. BELL, Jr., 70 St. Francis.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
2 n The fine fast running passenger
&tSSftiil steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph
Bryan master, will leave for the above and all inter-
mediate landings, on SATURDAY. the 9th inst,
at O'Clock pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
ap4 CAMPBELL, OWEN 81 CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

YNHE first Monday in May being the time appsint-
Il ed for the annual election of officers connected
with the Protestant Orphan ASYLUM, public notice
i hereby given that proposals will be received for
the situation Of Mairon for that Institution. -.
ap3 lO6lf E. F ST JOHN. SecretaiI. !.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
- csss n The steamboat NATIVE, A. c.
49, EsSz Wilson master, will cave for The above
and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, 9th
inst, nj 8 O'Clock, Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
a,I WARING 4 CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04
CI1l, NEW.ORI.EANS.


(R,guio, se,ui.,,ssklv packst to the Ns1D Basinl
Leaves New-Orleans "Wednesday end Saturday Evening"
Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays
0S;- Cabin passage rs. Deck passage
d>se-ss~ n The fine and staUnch steamer
Llks4s,ss MoNTEZUMA, ) Nice. Baker mas
- ter, will leave for she above port on
THIS DAY, Ath April, at 10 o'clock An.
g1-Her rates of freight reduced five cents per
barrel from this date.
For freight or passage, having excellent accommo-
dations, apply on hoard or TO
ap4 {. A. GILBERT g. BRO. so Com-st
FOR ABERDEEN
= r-ps "a The fine steamer BELLE )ULE
s1zzsssssss=55z. H. r Johnston master, will ave for
the above and all intermediate landings on THIS
DAY, 4ih inst, at O'Clock PM, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
ap4 Campbell, OWEN Il CO., Agents.
FOR MONTGOMERY AND ETUMPKA.
= ES@ n The new and light draught steamer
Sxszssss1Sax15N- IOWNDES, "A. II. Johnson master,
will leave for the above and all inferno iate landings
on THIS DAY, 4th lust AT 5o'cluck, pm.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
daliona, apply on boa,d or to o
ap4 CAmfbELL' y" EN o w
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
p TsD@ "a The slaunch built, fast running
SzyzssSsaz=55 steamer NORMA, Burgess, mas
Ter will leave for the above and intermediate land
ings, on THIS DAY, 4Ih inst, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
ap4 M. wARlNG Il CO, Agents.
FOR MONTGOMERY AND WkTUMHKA.
- i=~~@ p The new, fast running substantial
Es;staasz517t. steamer ADMIRAL, W. Nj. Webb
ling MASTER will leave Tor the above and all interme-
daie landings on THIS DAY, 4th instant, ut
O'Clock Pm.
For fresh. or passage apply on board or to
ana H. WARING & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

RRANDY-A Segnelte brand; Hennessy, pale
- land dark coored, IN half and quarter pipes un-
der Custom-Iiouse lock, for .ale by
ap4 f. G. CENTER co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

A GOOD Rock keeper, win, has more leisure than
kAhe finds profitable. would like To bring Up OF
close set Of Books, render account sales da,
writing of any kind-being acclimsted he docs act
leave during the summer. and weald attend to The
correspondence and business generally of a co'niner-
cia house. Satisfactory references can be gwen.
line to A. B. c. left at this Office, will be prompts
ly attended to. 80 mh2i
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

FOR TUSCALOOSA.
= p The fine new steamer WARRIOR,
E{EsslEaEssE-E f. p. Oliver master, will leave for
the above and all intermediate landings on SA-
TORDAY, the 9th instant, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ap4 CAMPBELL, OWEN Il CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

- FOR SALE--Tbe eligible Building Lot on
80 the nor,h.eas corner of Church and st Eman
uel streets, having nney-sx feet front on the for
mer nd hundred and fee, on the later street
adjoining the residence Of Newton St John, ESQ on
the west.
The above property will be sold at "a low price
and on accom"od; ting terms with guarantee titles.
ap1 li4 Apply to PATRICK McLOSKEY
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

IL The finder win receive a suitable reward. e.
leaving il nj the Office Of GREGORY & Sill SRY. =
milo corner Of Dauphin and Rox.i ,s,.t =
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

p ICE-2OO bbls in store and for sale by
| ~ aP4 c. w. DORRANCE. .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

(NIGARS-l25 M Trabuco and other brands. lust
u received and for sale Nv
ap4 JOHN PHILLIPS, cor CONT l. Water.sts
RACoN sHOULDERS-6 casks just landed
~ and for sale BY .I|..
ap4 G. W. OGDEN, rs and II Water.u
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

FOR WAvERLY AND ABERDEEN.
- Cs n The fine new steamer WAVERLY
HE4sEH. Singer master, will leave for the
above and all intermediate landings, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9Th inst at 8 O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply IN board or to
ap4 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

GIN-4 pipes, good article, for sale by
" ap4 G. w. OGDEN, 75 and II Water-st
ELOUR-30O bbls Superfne in store and for sale
| l. ap4 I've W. DORRANCE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

CotiiIOn Party at the WaverIy.
I'M ESSkS. MOULTUN Il CLARK beg leave
lvA to 10 the citizens of Mobile, that their
House on Friday evening next, the 4th inst Tick.
cts of admission for gentlemen may I've had at the Of
fee Of the Waverly. apSu
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

DLANTATION WANTEn--An, person desl
Il rous Of selling small Plantation Ia the i1,e.'
ror OF this State, can find purchaser if terms
satisfactory, by applying at the FRAnKLIE HousR
in this city. apsu
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

nOCT. B J. HARRISON has returned "a the
- city: His Office Gas heretofore) is al The Drug
Store Oft. WALSH, Sc Royal street. - EebIs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

mn OLASSES-2OO bbls, Tor saIe BY
Uh ap4 @. WESTFELDt d BRO.
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EOFFEE-50O bags Rio, in store and for saIe by
~ ap4 J. GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce. st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

FOR SALE-A ve,y superior Barorrhe Car.
Il rage, well made; with Harness conpete for
one or two horses. For sale inw by
mh26 ,'Fi'r .t,' = I&I JONEH 81
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

Two HlRE-A coloured Boy 20 years of aee,.a.
IL competent hoBse servant. Arpl, 10
ap3 ID. WHEELER. as ST Micbael.st. ;
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

nATS-lOO sacks, IN fine order, for sale by
~ ap4 8. !. & |. l. JONES'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

P.S-Pease copy the oboye and hand 70 your
co-pariners in niquiiy.
Is not that "P. s." cool to a degree An. Y.
Express.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

Vow and CALF FOR SALE-A 6ns No1,Le1.
~ Cow and Calf. AppEio 49,, ~
nh20Uw C. w. .pORRANcrS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

ap4 Grocers. SO Dauphin-sl.
nUCK-59 bales Cotton and Russin Duck, COM
- prising Heavy and Light Russian Ravens !;
Heavy Canvas, for Tarpaulins and sSieamboats !;
Decks. Hammock Cloth, Awning Stuff, Methueu
Co. Duck, Basging, Sail Twlne; a full assortment
landing and in store, for sal bv y.
ap4 II &c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

EOR HlRE-A likely BOY, about rs years old !.
Il A place in the country would be preferred. Aps,
plyto [mh2OI P.BTAYLOR.
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NORTH 4 Co.

NoTiCE-All persons are hereby warned not to
Y credit the steamboat ARKANSAS. w;,h,,,,
written order from Capt Piit6eid or J. j. Deshcn-
as no debts otherwise incurred will he paid by ~
owners Of said Boat. - -
mills JAMES REln a. ~, ..st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

hR N. WALkLY may be found at the office for
- merly occupied by DIR. J. C. Norr, No. 81
Royal street. 81. A. febS =.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

nor sALE-A very likely Negro MAN. : ,ssIu.
Il able plantation hand and good Hosi|er, tyr sale
mh26 by MARSHALL, ROWE GCO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04

ARRIVED HANoE-At New York, March 26-Bark I
form, Lewis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
| Cheap Dry Goods,

NHEsuDscribers, thankful fqr the liberal ma
tronage hitherto extended 10 them! bev
leave 70 say that continuation or thai n.l,...
mage will be duly appreciated They will ctn..
tinue 70 sell al a small advance above .qi.e,fe,,
Prices, knowing by sxperiepce that a quick 81 n
ny is better thaha slow shilling.
Persons wanting Staple Goods 1t the lowest
market prices will be sure 10 end them 4 ,he;rr
store. ast they are careful 10 selecting t6e hest
goods The market affords.
Citizens and strangers wishing IA .at;sf,
themselves ss 10 the facts, win end il 10 tka;r
advantage 10 call on the subscribers. i .Na "a
Bahimore street, where they will find eoad q.
soriment Of STAPLE GOODS, and any ARIEL.
not found as represented may be exchanged a.
y desired, lhe money returned
Cloths, Cdssimeres, &C..
They keep constantly on hand 1 choices q.
sortneni Of Low Priced fine and superiine
Cloths, CassiReres and vesiiDgs.
Linen Goods.
Always on hand the best assortment II IL.
market. such Is Irish Linens, Shestings; Pillow
and Bolster Case Linens. Table Diapers. Da-
mask Table Cloths, Damask Napkins and Tow
elings, which they will sell By wholesale Or "a
iail, 70 cash or pnnctual customers, At The very
lowest market prices. -
JOSHUA RoYsTON 4 CO.
Joshua !, Reys,on, No. 80 BaItimors st.,
= Bowen Roysion, One door above Tins.
George Merriken. 6t'sAlIey. s. 8
Baltimore, October 2, l6l5.-3ms