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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07
FOR SALE g. RENT.

HSOR SALE. Two fine large BOW WINDOWS
1t will be sold cheap, if early application be made
at 209 Baltimore street. Also, pair large DOORS
and one pair GLASS DOORS.
mh6 4t fri J. EDWARD BIRD.
[Sr-hA PROPERTY NEAR THE LEX
f.iE,.1 INGTUN MARKET FOR SALE. The sub
kV y, scriber, as attorney in fact of JoHN WEAVER,
MtA III offers at Private Sale, a HOUSE AND LOT,
situate on the north side of alley, in this city, about
80 feet east from Green street, aud half square south
from the Lexington market. The lot fronts 10! feet
on alley, with depth of about 40 feet: the house of
brick, two stories high, and of recent constructions
the ground rent sos per annum: title ndisputabe.-
The location is admirably adapted for persons trafck-
ing at Lexington market Terms Of sale satisfactory
Should no previous disposition have been made
thereof, the property will he exposed at Public Auc-
ioR on the premises, on FRIDAY MORNING the
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
CIlAS. w. RIDGELY, Attorney in fact of
JOHN WEAVER,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

EXTRA AS SHIRT STUDS and BREAST PINS,
- very brilliant article, received this day, and for
for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
mh4 Water street, I'd door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07
A GOOD CHANCE. small stock of DRY

N GOODS recently purchased and in good order,
is offered for sale favorable terms, aoding ex-
cellent opportunity for young man with moderate
Cash Capital to commence business. The privilege
of the store be had by the person purchasing the
stock it being in one of the best business locations in
the city.
Attention 10 more extensive business is the adver
Users reason for disposng of it. Address immediate
ly J.P. F., Clipper Office, with real name and resi-
uCuce, mh6
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

nkESS PATTERNS. Mouselin de La mes
~ 10 yards for 81 25, only 49, cts yard, and Sc,
vera lots do at l6g and lisa cts; few pieces of lead
color and Black among them, received at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE.
Greon, Black and Blue Broad CLOTHS, only Al sc
Yard wide heavy Unbeached SHEETlNG, 81
Fine Long Cloth MUSLINS, 10 cts.
Double width BIeached SHEETINGS, l25
Cotton HOSIERY 3, 10 and l2s cts; Half Hose g.!
Solid head PINS aud 6 c; Paper Linen Hdkfs. I21
Needles 3 cts. paper; Linen Towels, for 25 cts.
Hooks and Eyes cards for l2I; Gum Suspenders 25
Boys Suspenders, Ildks. and Gloves, only g. cts.
Cheap Irish Linens s. Linen Sheetings, 3 yds. wide
Checks 10 cts; TIckings 20 and ~ cts; Caicocs e.
Crash g.; SILK Dress Ildkfs l2t cts.
Cotton Nett Caps for % cts. &c &c., al the
AUCTION BARGAIN STORE,
rnh3 No 81 Howard. st. ID door from EnupIln.
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FOR FREDERICKsBURG

al
Esssy15.r AAhs+Sse VA, AND THE USUAL LAND
RIVER. The Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK. Captain
NOAH FtIRBANK, will leave Hughes Quay, for the
above PAGES, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th
of March, AZ 5 O'Clock, and will continue 10 leave
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
Freights will he received board Friday and Sat
urday
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JEW FRENCH SPRING GOODS.

IN IN RARE AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES!
G. B. ESTES, No. q North CHARLES STREET, has
just received through New York, directly from Paris,
his new SPRING GOODS, consisting Of all the new
styles gotten up for the Paris market Ladies wanting
some thing truly new, beautiful and cheap, will do
well to call early and examine his assortment
mh6 BIZ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

E2RiASF PIN FOUND. Found on Sabbath
EB day, the 23d instant, in North, between Faycttr
and Baltimore streets, BREAST PIN, which has
been left at the office of this paper aud which the
owner can have by describing the same and paying
for this advertisement. fe2s-tf
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A BRAHAM MISTER has this day associated
IN with him his son, GEORGE w. MISTER, in the
No. 80 Light street Wharf. The business, hereafter,
will be conducted under the firm of ABRAHAM
MISTER SON. ABRAHAM MISTER,
mh6-3t' GEORG T. w. MISTER
ATEyV AND CHEAP CARPETING. We
~ invite the attention of the public to our stock of
CARPETlNG, CANTON MATING, FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, &C., which we have just received and
which offer lou rates they can be purchas-
ed in this IN the eastern markets.
MCDOWELL & GABLE,
tc26-eoSr No. 264 Market street.
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The subscribers beg leave to in %
form tn ir friends and the public
that they have opened Rooms in
addition to their Store, with a large
and splendid assortment of SAD
III rs HARNESS TpIrNES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
4 NIeImchoIu .Shoc Of Ienoranee !,

II is not less melancholy TO our readers than
To ourselves. that we should frequently dwell
upon the lamcntablc fact Of the great ignorance
in our people. We have hoped, and continue TO
hope, that the day is not far distant, when the
people not only of Virginia, but Of the whole
country may become more enlightened. We
mean the masses.
We have always heard that Virginia has with
in her bounds large number Of white citizens
the age of 20 years. who know not what it
is to ENJOY the blessings of an enlightened mind.
or the effects of education. But, we had never
the vemoies, ilra, that the mother of States, pos
scs,cd so much more ignorance than others, when
the number oI inhabitants were taken into consd-
Grafton. IL seems, however, 10y table publish
ed, which taken from the late census, that a
picture of Nirginia's ignorance is there drawn,
calculated at once TO crimson the cheek of every
intelligent reader.
Our State is here held in contrast with all the
other states, and she is proved TO be behind not
one of them IN Ignorance, But there is
brighter era dawning, and must hope on
hope ever.
The following table, shelving the average number Of
white persons 20 OF age who read and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

ed to the discharges Of the duties devoiyns on HIN,
as superine ndont fthe District Penitentary, vet,
Mr.. Polk has not the moral frmness TO retain him
because, forsooth, he fears the Democrats may
burn him (the Presidency in effigy. We gather
the following extract from Washington letter
writer. N>
our old friend, Major Dide, Jolly old eovey o. the old
Virginia school, has. informed to day been made
walk the plank from his guardianship Of the District
Peniensy. lie called upon the President about the mat
this morning. and said that he leave his
the PRISON with his family. in all likelihood sick
daughter Of his would die in her removal "Never fear
Maj replied the President 81 have been pesiered out
Of my le for your little ofee-l have had no peace
have been compelled for tbs sake OF peace 10 remove
could not help 1.-THE democrats OF this city would have
burnt in eiiRy had kept you office; but, never
mind shall remain in your quarters while your dsush
sick The Major IL in better humor
this morning, and wishes that the daughter would
continue sick fer months hold In abey for
that time, the poor devil who TO put on the
Msjor's cast off clothes.
The old MAJOR reported some years ago as being
heir To the immense and tue 1T the Marquis Of
Townsend, in England He built magnificent castles
this imagined hereditary wndfsl but may say OF the
Majors castles "They have dissolved,
And Ike the baseloss fabric OF a vision,
Lett % a rack behind.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
A swiNDLER.

We received DAY or tai since, from Winehesisr.
Handful ld,oftsinG who had hired horse in ihst
'oan, aad as forgotten return it To- tho owner If
mistake not, -msr character was advertised In the
Wing short sIncs ashsying stolen horse and wagon
10 tbs city. Here - the description
- who calls himself BLiErtEY. purp,rtinz 10 be
butcher, from Petersburg Richmond hsi Of the ,ub
sefLef, Wedoe.jpy the l6:h July large brown Mare
with saddle aud birdie. lie hired the mare Tor half day
to ride 10 Mr. JOrd,ns Sulphur Springs but did not z,
there. and hts been heard Of since.
"B.akeIey - about feet inches high fond compile
ion, sandy hair, aud stpops when wnkng-tsks q good
deal, snd Is fond Of drink. EDMUND KEAN
A Mr.. "Biskeley" hired tho horse to visit Jordon's
healing waters AID has yet reached there perhaps bis
health required hun journey on-heneo It may be he ss
forgotten 10 return tie horse.
BY this nouce, ihs gentleman who advertised the horse
and wagon. snort tine since, may get some traces u the
s~ndtr, II not Of h,s properly.
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An accomplished Mcndicant--Nrs. Rogers, an
ROmnnce nLn PnmnerLan

hOndnce I'm PduDerts."
II may be well for our citizens to be advised
Of the movements Of an accomplished mendIcant
in female form, lest her merits, if she honor our
city with her presence, may not be exactly under.
stood by the humane.
The citizens Of Baltimore have had a "distin.
guished stranger" IN their midst recently, whose
singular manTuyres created considerable curosi.
ty in the City Of Monuments, and caused u good
deal Of talk.
The following account Of a Mrs. Rogers, who
has figured so extensively for three or four weeks
past, will inform our readers Of what we refer TO
| above.
Tho Baltimore Sun seems to think that Mrs.
X. Is in the Quaker City;" but we noticed in the
Patriot, we believe, that she had probably turned
her wandering Propensilies towards the South
| We, therefore, have some reason to suppose she
will favor Richmond with her presence Here
is tho romantic description Of Mrs. Rogers:
R"NANcE ~ PIUPRis."-Truth y said TO be strange
dan fiction, aud sont 6to develop ~ our city, sp
ccnuy the truth Of the adase. me three or fju
weeks since, lady, esng herself Miss or Mrs, Roger.
from appearance bctNecn 30 aud IS years Of aze quite
an attractive form, tough not Of lsvey features tool
Oodngs at hotel city, tie usual rate Of boa I'd
being one dollar per Day. So seemed be IN commaa
Of funds talked Of dcpJscs IN the Merchants Bank az
dressed ~ sks aud ht tho top oi the nude Sh
had been residcntV VI the hotel some three week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

A 10 tight thst No worthless sscuiI sias lnts,
The earth unh1ucred II Becomes Nc The good die.
to yield them the Jus, praise their many vdes have de-
served to aord the living suong seek happiness
IN the paths Of virtue. by freely aud fully rendering honor
10 the of the vrtuous dead The subject OF ths
notice, Miss JcAxsA H. WESTON who died the s,h July
possessed character Beautiful In its gcneness and worth
perfect IN its excsence lovely in its purity aud truth
heart filled with earnest Affection pure Thoughts outgusn-
which make woman being to be loved aud cherished :
willing 10 throw the mantle Of charity the faults
OF otherv reports Of evil heard fall from her
lips She had kind words ofsympaihy fpr s upon the
brightness of whose c the dusky shadows OF grief sor
row might have fallen words OF courtesy uttered
viii coldness that betrayed thcif inst ncev hut spoken
ont OF the funsss Of aud SOUL the outbreh
ing OF that sweet sympathy which a~skens TO
new and heller csscnc, tho lecss feens', soothcs the
Restless ard impatient spirit aud falls the wrung and
well nigh broken heart like tho ang OF heaven upon
the crushed a,wer. She a 10y o all who knew her.
Tor her face was constant sniie smile which only
played around her lip bat up from the depths o
her heart. speaking In its language, Ia the
hearts o others. IL impSs lille know and feel
the goodness, the excellence, the worth Of such
and the earnest friendship with which she regarded.
Is een IN the deep aud unaffected greet which has Brought
sadness Ia the hearts Of all. Her lfe bright
ample To her young friends OF the beauty Of holiness; her
last hsurs; oi the o religion when all earthly
oi comfort FAIL lit the soul above the fear Of DEATH OF
that mortal agony. which when the distance
OF coming years makes the strong uemblc. When
disease bad laid heavily wasting hand upon her and
when death TO break the ties which bound her 10 NIL
things dear EARTH VITA calm resignation she rendered
her spirit 10 God Tho gave H. sustained through all.
by the Christians hope, whose light IN the darkest hour of
human Suffering, shines the hesu-truy did she pass
only thro' the valley OF the shadow Of death.
Gently as floats the scented r,sc leaf
On twilight zephyrs, melts the rainbow TENT
Into the cloud that gave IL birth
Softly snll evenings close, the sreanei murmurs
Or moonlight sleeps upon the untroubled wave;
Joyously as from prson-csge,
Springs the imprisoned bird;
SoaIed her pure soul To heaven,
And nesting in the bosom Of her God,
Looked back and smiled earth. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

MERCHANDISE DE.TkoYED By THE FiKE The Shipping
and Commercial List OF this morning Publishes the follow
ing statement OF the goods destroyed ~ the fire.
v. Y. Erpress
CorrEE-l2,O0 bags 1900 Brazi)
COrTuS-ll 900 bales
Dates AND DTEs-3 400 bbls. castor oil.
GO casks cream tartar.
$50 cases essential oils.
$50 do licorice paste.
$50 casks Dutch madden.
l3O do French do.
l2OO baskets terra IlPOnicl besides large quantities OF
other descriptions Of drugs, of which definite esiraa.
can at present be given.
FkUIr-20O bales and 100 bxs. Almonds.
Gu Genoa Ctron.
1900 bbls Zante Currants
800 cases Bordeaux Prunss
10000 bxs. Bunch Ralsins.
ELOUK-lUOU bb!s
HLsr-25UO bales American.
, 800 do. Manila.
lSpGo-l5O cases aud $50 ceroons.
MoLAssLs-3 400 hhd. aud ties and 2OOO bbls.
OL-lO,OOO bNs. aud bskt- Olive.
RAGs-lOO bales Sicily.
$50 bales Trieste.
RcE-2sO ierces.
SALTPETRE-l5Ou bags
SOAP-l2O0 bXs. Castie.
SPicEs-l0, 600 ID. Nutmess.
500 bags Pmento.
Pepper and COyes-qiy. not aseer,ained.
snRrs-9ll h. pipes Brandy
200 pipes GIN
100 puncheons St. Crox and Juu,aca Rum.
SuGAE'-l6O0 hhds. and 1900 bx-.
SrSAc-3JOO bags, mostly Sicily.
IEAs-l5OOO hi chests, say entire and parts
OF three or oar oiaer-. mostly Green; value S50OUO
TOBAcco-345 bales ST. Domingo.
WiNE-5OO pipes, halves and qrs. Madeira aud Sherry,
100 pipes 100 hf. do and 800 q. casks Sicily Madeira
5000 qr. casks Port.
1000 do Sweet Naiass,
1900 do Msrseiles White. &c.
1000 casks Clsrst aud Museai
5000 bskts. Champagne.
WooL--3JO bales, mostly smyrna.
In addition to the above, there very large quantities
Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Silks Plate Glass
Ca'Peiar, &c, desiroyed whole ia part the value Of
which cannot now be estimated with any degree Of exact,
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MEyICO-Ths

MEXICo.-The schooner Sarah Aan, Capt DAvrpsox,
left Tsmpieo the lst OF July and arrived Philadelphia
on Thursday. Such the fear Of immediate embargo
being laid all the American shipping in the ports
Mexico that tho departure of the =. A. was hsstened
BY this arrival have copies OF tho "GeTen." pub.
lished At Tampico. in which editorial articles strongly
urging the immediate declaration Of the part of
MEXICO sganst the United States the last and only ap.
peal u be made by that Government in the situation in
which she is placed by the con.ummation Of Texas An
neNation
On the e6'h Of June small vessel from New Orleans
arrived the Bal, below Tampico and up to the city
sealed package. supposed Ia contain dispatches which
was immediately forwarded to General Artists The yes
sci forthwith proceeded to Vera Ctuz.-Bai. Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

Lrrrir THSGsAn eminent and successful Agricultur.
i'i. when asked what made good armer replied ITO
mind iiile things"
When Ne visit neighbour who - remarkable fyr good
Management iuurk with tho peculiar effect tnd
beauty q hi- arrangement shough pefhap. fret
ran hardly tell why. But When ausl5ze We
Jopsef the result Of attention to "e thingl' pr5.
vdng place Tor every thing, and keeping IT. place.
E4r. tyfgr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
MY. MARKET-July al-a.P. NJ.

The sales " cotton reach 500 bales prices firm.
Flour still heavy Sales of fresh Gcnescc have been
made at Si2Sa2s though choice parcels have gone
up To Sass fNIl
Sale. Of Northern at 52A and Jersey at 81 cts.
measure No here Oats rather better say I2,43 cts
bush. .r. ..
No large movement in provisions. Whisky no change;
The disiilcres ask 30 for drudge casks have none
to sell
d cts.
There are some sales Of sterling bills at 9sa 10 PREM
and of francs At 274s 2si.
7. s. Evening Of cotton for the day 500 bales.
JouR Con-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
A NEW PROJECT.

IL will be seen by reference TO advertising column,
that petition will be presented To the Legislature Of
Virgins. for Charter - make a Railroad from Liule'-
Falls On The Shenandoah riSer ia county, insr-eo
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road " near the Oh Fur
nses.
Ii the PROJECT be successfully carried out there can
be douot that 1t will render still easy access to
market the products N that REGION nnd be quite d.sd-
eraium Tor the farmers in the EeigL6orhood.
VHgiHia Free PTess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
ANOTHER FIRE-

We understand ,ha another fire occurred in this citv on
Saturday morning last Two houses belonging the Masses
hcfall, ou Union Hall. known as Seven Cbimreys
We have not learned how the fire originated or what
amount At any, insured upon tie property destroyed
The fac ioU. place about DAY break.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
TrDu P,prs.rz C,--,ye,si Jgvyaa'
THE FRANKLIN FIRE Insurance COMPANY

We call attention 10 the Advertisement 81 the Franklin
nsufnnce Company oi Phladephs. which appears IN our
columns ~ DAY. This Institution - known 10 ~ % one
Of the su5tsntsl point Of mesos and one or the
most prompt pigment u lOsses Of this moment e1s
stateIht, IN addition 90 s capital Ut 800 900 ysd M
il hos contingent fund at $500 900 invested 10 CONVEX
be securities Of the safest character Is pfOnyttude IN
the payment o Dssez, IT. srmpuD1s uprshness and lib.
eray, have been suR0iafy illustrated 10 the al dsInen
VI claims resulting from the great IRE IN this city. This
Company lot, by that FIRE. 100000 10 Pusburg Among
the claims iJr SJ0UJ. made by tho pfyp'eOrs VI
af9lng niTno RISK bsd been use1 the 9th n April
1874, expiring tho same day VI 1916. BY uu-
accountable oversight the policy not renewed when
the nil destroyed by fire the 10Th Of April hence
the ~ the properly had noegal claim whatever
the Franklin Insurance Company. y'i inasm1eh
shcwn that they intended renewing tie policy, end he
Onssion was accidental, tie company paid tic money
THs, think, ~ properly called singular u
upshur8s and literally, md tho Company capable of u
IS lbundsnly eniIlled iy cnnllencn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

By the Rev John Cole, or tie 2ln July At the resi-
dsnee of her mother Capcpcr CT House, DR.. OEaN "
ALLGv, late Of New York a. Mr Susan a. FEEEHiz
daughter Of Archibald Freeman, dec'i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
/ AIN respectfully.
Nuur ubedIent Eeryant.

JAMES c. JONES.
To Gen LEsLIE COMBS, 5. VI. LErcHIK, THos II HUsr,
and others"
All VINO would have a bright example before
them, in unfolding and persoyerng in SO glorious
cause that Of the Wing party cannot choose a
nobrr or more patriotic champion for guide than
James C.. Jones Of Tennessee.
He has met and conquered, in twice fought
battle, james n. Polk, now the Presid.nt Vi the
L. s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

The organ Of Pres dent Polk j. held ~ L, jieuo BY the
organ u GOV Wright. Yes, Father Richie himself -
treated dscouteou.y by Loco FocO- was his Illus
trous predecessor, John Jon ., by Whgs,-db. Jga.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

l- Range OF the Thermometer on Saturday, July a6
att. w Randolph Co.'S Book Store, l2l Main Steri
l2Uclock. 81 : O'Clock 81 | S o'clock 81
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10000 DOL. WORTH OF HARDWARE
AND CUTLERY,

DESIGNING to transfer our business to the
~ City Of New York offer the trade
builders and generally fine Of HARDWARE
ey, Saddlery. for ami
Persons wishing articles OF Hardware dn5
call that time shah certainly close
then RICHARDS L GARDNER,
81 West Main affect, Sgn OF the
~ Country Merchants and all indebted
due WILL the necessity making
settlement ia 2S-3teo RICHARDS GARDNER.
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~ Advertisements intended tor mornings Paper
be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
to insure nserOn aud those Ter Monday mornings
per Saturday.
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Reported for the United STATE. GsSstt-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

THURSDAY Evening July 2ih.
Flour continues in slight demand with no change in
prices hear Of sales OF from 1000 1900 barrels of
Flour, At Tor fresh ground 2 and good and select
ed ut 81 375 81 81. In old stock nothing done small
sales 10 bakers these Rive Flour dull at 30 SS
and Penu'a Corn Meal at 81 Isl Southern Wheat con
iinues arrive freely, aud the market langud -
81 cts Southern Corn. yellow in small lots itc In Cot
Zee hear Of 100 bags laguayra sold advance
previous rates for all qualities from nge up to strictly
prime; cargo aRuayra, arrive, Is held Sc. Ssu.
gars teng shipped account for European
markets, but we hear of transactions for domestic con.
SUMPTION The same may be said OF Molasses.
BOSTON MARKET, "WEDNESDAY ATrEsSooS. July 81.
Corros-The market is quiet TO-DAY; prices firm. tho
no sales 10 considerable extent. PrJvsons-Sass
$50 bbls prime Pork Slcl. months aud small 10,
SlO1 cash; Mess Beef S93 mos; 1000 kegs Lard, Sets
Hams &c, cash. Com-Snles Of white inc ond
yellow SOC Four-Nskei dull. and light sales Genes
brands, 81 50: Ohio and Michigan at Sd
iic; Ohio in round hoops SI.25. Mossses-A sale Of
Remedies msdc 26c. Sugar-Prces are firm; sales
Havana brown at 81 s9e.-Atlas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
2Ist June, 1915.
REAT bargains be- Offered syss of Dry Goods 10
~ reduce our pessnt sork e0inprisng
Hi,h fafI Lawns and HusiHs
10 do Bafsgcs md Baiz0hh,s
B1fabaziner AID Alpzcas
Mack Hnqui.N ard other Mourning
Bzct and enid Six.
Iffsh Linens and Linen FLettu.a
Tabis Diapou aud Toweiings
Linen DnIinfs and Gambf0sas
CFfris, Cas.urffs and Vratrrs
Bssebed and brown Cotton shn,nps and sbrrtipK.
Cotton pEnabufgs. Pild Donusttes,
Ami ainos' every vanity families and otet ,i
NJ which VII he offered At such prtesas fs
W LAIHHuP, CHRISTIAN co,
IsH No. ~ Main Street