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sPpE4L TO PuBLIC .,TTE.y-TIo.

-PPE1L TO PUBLIC .sTTEvTIoIS
We request general perusal Of the letters OF Southern
sr in day, Wing, well as from the country. the peruss
Of that page, published in yesterdays Daily
whiy
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LAND IN LOUISA FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale my Land IN the county ri
Louisa the Fors Greek Ifopd adjoining III ans
o. A. q. Goir, tapt Perkins ~ r. winston ard oihfs
tain between fDur auf hundred mostly Ia or
snll heavily nssfed abundance of the bsS heart
pine. pop'Lhe.
Il sc1Tfisny believed that the ber would ss for more han
ssed fof -land Sac mill mifh be erected upon e pc
with re though there 81 Ysneyve not
far NJ T shove lind sdspied Ill N fown IN that
ION Of eouLify pacg ady wheat and tobaeeo Any pef'
wshgF purchase ascertain fs terms ec whch vi Q
aeroumoiaurg sddfssng iefer, dhe ted 20 ffeesEtf
burg o. by epqnas MY aacinias me he'd ~ho will
sho~ Il asy ssel~ishins 70 sssh -. -
JDHN GDOUWiN.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

u FIIFAIt "a b
ENHE tenement, with the hall acrs lot attaches
Of Ib and BIJld present occupied
Geo ? Paine Offered Tor sale privately Terms acsommOd
tng. which can be by apll.ingat
r. D. BRRSARD'5 Printing Office.
80 3O-WJw Wing Buiding tIp Stars
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Ner, Monday being Albemsrie October Court the at
enon Of the people will be called to the subject Of hdu
cation aud the Education Convention.
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CRATE COAL.

rLONER-HlLl. Stonehinge and Creek Coal
~ oft.s best Gualy ilreuiy iefoshs He ri an
again the ward eonsiany hand the n LDnd
tlrg u x. Cos Yard
A-o. Oak and Pine FIRE WOOD.
3O--o3t JOHN WILLIAMS.
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In Philadelphia, Wednesday evening, the Oath Sep
TENDER by the Rev. L. Webster John Henderson OF Rich
mond. Virginia, to Elizabeth Savage OF Georgia.
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LAW SCHOOLI

ANtNo sesrse ssai sdvsntass NJ usvvnia
M. ssnaDsr proposs Law sehssi ths ely
~ q INDICTED ths pas psssscd ~ ~ cs'
W % Virgins. NJ principal TsE Booh ny cs.s
~seA nay b rsosus~d ~ tbs sasAssa fos .y~f-
eeses 70 sss eeare ~ r~Adty peoesr~t
sy are ssss>d n kehmosd rhs opss~d
Sosssoss ssA W si>s ths 18th hsy. vni
lectures % Natural Constitutional huaiepal
Tss - es s1ss sshesi ~ b ESQ vsyuSS :. s-.,ss
ss-AtlsNev. nrssv - as-s -s,c~1s
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COMMERCIAL RECORD. =


Il. = = niOuWUNU WhuAEH0<l .
f--- - - -
l.1osup An oSennoro r~,es 4 vs.r roo rns vr'si
II = = y -T---- s.-~~~.- a sSsS :
roBAcco.-rb.r. Ia. been ,sry Iuls sais. I, II,
Inspee,ou. for the Last few dsys Price. r,msn 6rn
very materially. in the, even, more than ,hird
GRAIN-whsst 80 TO ssc fos bee, parcels; 90 to 80 e
for ordinary to good Corn A73ss0c Oss from wagons
ssd Dspos. S1s37Sc. - ra'-
CUT NA1LS-4t to <}c.
/ N. O. COTTON-6ls7c. 20 TT ID" AZ
TEAS-Imperial and Guupowdcr 75c 10 81 so; Blsck
SDs7A e
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mod ~ brvasht before o'clock the previous evening
.s an insertion; aud ,hoss Zee Monday nosninss
~ = Saturday.
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HENRICo AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY!
NHE EXECUTiVE COMMITrEE will meet
81 the Capitol Saturday Oct der 10 nI upon
The day aud place for the coming Ehhibuon sori-
% 3o-,d WV. n RICHARDSON. Pr~,rie.l
NLARk'S HEAD QuARTERs.--Fos to-day. AIeI
~ andria Extra Class 23a Capitals: 3 prises OF 49,
900. $500. 2OS9. Is prxes of 1000 " VI 2S0 &c 7s
No. Lottery ~ drawn ballos Tickets S5. Sales close
at ii o'clock. .'. ..H..
Capital this evening, $4,000. Tickets only S25O
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Class A.
81 6 > 20 % &c 81 81 80 ~ IS 81 IL
Drawing OF Leesburs Lottery, Class 30:
~ 50 S0 IL 50 IS So ~ ~ % 7 II
Nos. So So "a Whole Ticket in the above, cold and
paid by I'M CLARKE
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOX NEW YORK.
.EN The regular packet schr COURIER, Capt.
HnC portion Of her engaged win have
possible Dispatch For balance Of freight passage, sppb
ma m board at Ludlam's wharf
JAS. FiSiiER6 Sons.
fUNIH -eber qualified Administrator the estate
JabeE Parker requests all persons indebted ssA
payment him and al having eams
.ad hand them In properly authenticated At a.
early a day a. pn,.ib,e. JOHN THOMPSON.
-II-dhcif Administrator Of Jab-E Parker dscJ
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~ Ssf S>eh Ashonis sah, Tor sale wharf.
GORDON h SKINNER.
WORDS OFFICES.
Drawing of Alexandria I.,uery Cas-. A-,rawp 9Th
81 6 10 ~ &c So 81 30 - IS Is 10
nome good prince sent Gu, In The above. by woRp
Drawins OF Va Moucnrai, Lorsry Gas. ~:
~ ~ 50 81 81 SIS 81 2J &c IS -
Ticket Nos 81 Is 80 Capt. in The asore sold BY WORD
10 IS Is II 81 60 IS "a 81 40 6a 81 10 CD
Ticket Nos 10 ., 80 capit,l in hi. sold by WORD.
i6 Is 10 ~ 30 II - SIS 50 81
Half Tisi't Mo-. ~ '.a Capital in this sold by WORD
ss s Of Is Hs'a IS a. L9, az E,'rs No s2f
Whole Tieiet Nos ~ &C Capital Il this, sod by WORD
a~Ing 81 Va Iressurr Lottery Cia-- IA:
l6 81 81 81 II 80 50 sc Al 35 - 81 -
Tickets Mo-. ,, % ~ Two Capitals ia this, sold BY
$4,000 for the ilh--er scheme in tint. p per-
For TO day-rwo Capitals OF $4,000 is pms Of 1000
Tickets IS 10 Nos. IS drawn
ooK AT THIS! For today, the finest chance
II ever offered the public for prize. Call soon and pur
chase before they are all sold. Capitals $1,000, 1900
&c ID drawn Nos. out OF &C. Tickets -; halves 9;
qu. l.
Drawing Of Pokomoke, 1873:
26 &c ~ % II I 81 &c Al
DrawIrg Of Delaware. 232:
u 81 10 40 IS So 20 80 ~ 20 - 8
The cry IL still they come; Whole Ticket Nos S ~ ~
and Nos IS 4s two snug prizes sold aad paid
sight, by @. BURRUSS
Drawing of Grand Consolidated, 81,
10 40 4 Sd 81 Cd 81 ~ SIS 25
MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL BIGGER
lvl & Co-TThe ball still rolling At Bigger's IN
The third highest in the Delaware sold aud paid by
BIGGER & co.
Dawn Nos Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 1879:
So 50 j. IS ~ IS 60 IL - 80 10 IL
Dawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 21n.
l6 - 80 81 - rs 66 Ia IL ~ ~ II
Ticket Nos IL 80 capital sold and paid by
BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos Of Pokomcke Lottery No. 1873:
% &c ~ % IL GO rs Az
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 2Y2:
II 81 % 30 IS 50 20 81 a. 40 "a
Half Nos. 90 30 Is the third highest capital sold and
psidb BIGGER e. CO
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated LOTTERY No 6li
10 40 &c 81 &c 81 81 4 S. "a
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 25 s. ANAL prize 400 sold
To- country correspondent and will be paid when present
cd, by BIGGER g. co
See The Grand Scheme advertised for the 4ih October
$4,000 Capital. Something unusual way Of Lot.
teres.
IL drawn out OF &c. This day At O'Clock The most
splendid scheme ever offered, TO buy package, $1,000
capital. sc Nos. IL drawn. Whole Tickets 81. For
packages single tickets, call before III o'clock OF the
Capita Prire Office OF T. RUSSELL BIGGER a co.
fALL srfLE-Jua received per eh ra.-aror. from Nrw
York fsw sass ashioRibe Hats, which for beauty
ayie ~ hnish Cannot be surpassed in the city
es RM. ALLEN CO. No. 90. Main
~ AD5wORTI TURNER l. co, No. as, Main street have
w added their usual Stock Of Dry Good, cARPEIIsG
which they oder, BY the piece. very low.
BY late arrival they goo
th arsy Sqaai in every respect any onr-d
market s@as
Two Country Merchanfs.-Pcr schr Courier,
Il We ha-e received additional supply HATS CAPS
call from County Purchasing sShsI as We
are determined to Offer induesneI!. y paisa-.
Y. NJ ALLEN L. co,
-s2 Nsit Door to n. H. jenkins.
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IIARnWARE.

ME have received per ship Virginia. and by reees sivab
w North Pail Stock Of Foreign aud Donssue
Hardware and prepared 10 sell goods as reasonable terms "
other dealers. -.
Persons wanting line viii please favor y. viii
VAN bbW hhhhis'
- IS-eEdcopi2w No ~ Nam -, Martst Bridee.
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JUST RECEIVED.

CLorIsI5 ss,e'b-e black brown, olive and nvabh geen
~ tlot' O. ast FIusiit g. ~ o;and Beaver Coibs.
CAsSIAERA argc assortment Of bue aud black, also nm
ey Of the latest aud mn tfashoBabls styles
yHTfNGS-roane, Wooden Velvet Plain AMI Ffd Satin aHd
Sill yestnas of newest and approved patterns
NB-Now large and fresh assortment oI lsn ah'
Winter DRY Go d. which reasonaele terms
"a T. JANHe
.e II nirre1, opposite be Exchange Bank.
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AMMUNITION OF WAR.
TTHOMAS TYRER has just received, direct
III from the manufacturers. following srse' which are
w S,oI p su " {e,l.br..d English Gun Powder
Juo. IsnE SOUS,
p.,. 81 and IS ID tszG
soooo superior Ensi.h Percussion Caps
500 600 plain French Peren,s Gays
Plastic Patent aun waddinr
nusket, Rife and Pistol Bullets
pu-k and Birding Shot
Nu.ket, and Rife Fints
sire 4 W
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/. Law SCH SCHOOL.

1AkENlS wishing to send their daughters to
School In Richmond durias the ap,ruaehas s..o, ma,
mud board for them healthy situation whia ten inu,s. .n
Of Inc pfnepa Institutions the e Of SIso p~s
- - Wv -
a. .sdr''.ed TO &C. Boz Richmond Pos. om,. win b.
at<r t.d
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NY. MARKETS. Sept. ~. 1915.

To Bahimors ~ to per bu.heL 10 Philadelphia
New York CT Boston, cents; R..kas.I
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE Il C.4LVERT- SITS.
MISS KATE LUDLOW'S BENEFIT.
FHSHLS EVENING. June ~ 1915, wIl be per
III tolmed LADDER OF LOVE. Ihcvaier Du-
val, Mr. WALCOT. The Sencschal, MIR DAWES.
Francois, Mr.. OWENS. Susanna, Miss LUDLOW.
After which, several Dances
To con 'luGe with sW IS COTTAGE. Corporal
Max, Mr.. WALCOr. Bisctte, Miss LEDLOW.
0G- Abundance - cts, children under 10 years of
age, II! cents Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely. II
NJ AELIDORE'S BOWLING SALOONS,
ny fruht NEARLY ALL THE TIMEl Nos b and "a
SOUTH CHARLES STREET-Thc first established
in Baltimore, and conducted on The best principles.
ALLEYS let at FIFTY CENTS the hour, or The
Sulng o. 30 Balls Six and Quarter Gents each.
n. b, No betting allowed. mI5-lm
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AND CIVIC EXCURSION

lEL0Th ht bhl't ih'NII Inv lN''i~
sSssaaesS lss,sps BhES' have procured :hc superior
.AkssIlAsf2aEla8 Steamboat COLUMBIA, CaptGgYrH-
Err, for an excursion down the Bay, on THURSDAY
.fFJERNOON June 1871, leaving the intersection
of Light and Pratt streets at y O'Clock, +. NJ. The
boat will touch al Annapolis and remain there sutf-
ceutly long enable those board ~ visit the STA
House, Fort Severn, SC. For the accommodation of
the clzens of Fe's Point, the boat will stop at the
County wharf, going and returning Gentlemen at
taChet TO volunteer corps, requested appear in
their respective uniforms. CONFECTIONERY, ICE
CREAMS, &c, wtl he furnished on hoard. MUIR
RAYS celebrated Military and Coton BANDS has
been engaged for TIE occasion.
{G3- Tickets 80 Gents each--to be had of the mem
bets OF the Company, at the principal Hotels, and at
this Office. jcl2 Ct
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AUCTION SALES.
BY IL. w. RODL.
No. 81 BALrraoRE STREE

NO. 81 BALTTMORE STREET.
S.aIL 8O.4TS IND SUPERIOR DIGELLINGS.
on FcirN Point, nom East Baltimore.
INN On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June
EATlr ~, lel, al O'Clock, alongside kerr's wharf
~'--"'F- 10 SAIL BOATS, belonging to Thomas Bra
dyIvan*e, on NIlke street. Opposite Jacksou's pump,
Boats are known the s'Lailyette - "Urike n"But-
tcrtiy," Lucy Aln,n sc. Sc, some of the fastest
aud safest boats IN this harbor. Also, BatleauS AVN
ings, oars Frames, Fishing Tackle, Sc. The whole
are for examination.
tsiaas fine DWELLING on Amn-st,--nn same
s&,,J Aitrfnooh, at O'clock the premises, fer
TMitH merry "fandell'S property" IS feet on Ann
mlA street extending to Apple alley, between Pratt
and Gough-Sis. Terms at sale.
I'D Another Property on same Afternoon, at 5
GlIf1 O'Clock, on the premises, NORTH side Fleet
.I!i street, second door east of star alley, two
story Brick, 20 by 81 feet kfOw as rhOs. Walthams
estate. Terms al sale, which will be positive one
with secure and mdIsputabe Title.
jeli uw3t II. w. BOOI, Auct,r
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WORTHY or NOTICE!


DIR. sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, the greatest remedy for Consumption,
Gods, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood Bronchitis,
Dlhculiy OF Breathing, Asthma ram IN
the Side and Breast, WhOOpiHg Cough,
Group, and all disorders of the
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, &c. &c.
FmNHE above is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
IA GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree,
and has won its way public favor by its unpaal
leled success in CURING ALL THE DISEASES OF
TIE LUNGS, notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have no knowledge of tie sci
ence Of medicine in theory ar practlce-and some
more readily to deceive the unsuspcCung, Use a part
oil the name OF the original preparations such As Bal
sam of Wild Chrrrv," "PbRniX B,ustn OF Wild Cher
ry, "Balsam of Wild Cherry and Camirey," sc, all
sprung up with mercenary view after''Dr Swaync X
Compound syrup of VIVID Cherry, - had won IopUta-
ton the cheating art" never tn be- forgotten by ma
ny once cherries fire side. Therefore The public
should he on their guard and purchase none but the
original preparation, which Is daily performing such
astonishing cures in Pulmonary complaints, after all
other remedies had failed and the patients given IN AS
HOPELESS. Thousands of certificates might be- published
which wouldaSOnish credulil Sclf but it is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by nr. Swayne, whose office is now
removed TO n. W. corner Of Eighth and Race streets
Philadelphia.
Noiicc.-Persons will please call on any of my
agents, or ut my office IN Philadelphia, and gel n small
pamphlet, which gives Il shor treatise on pulmonary
affections, with number of testimonials Of its virtue
1t i wen worth seeing and may he had gratis
baltimore .3gcniS: 7. Cook, No. e Baltimore st ;
Sahler < Candy, Pratt street Wharf; ]. w. & Il. w.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
DStrlf .Rgents: T. Famhqm, Washington, u. c.:
VIM stab er & Bro, Alexandra; Geo, NJ. Sothoron,
Alexandria. iaI3
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LLOYD'S UNION HOTEL.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED has great pleasure
H. in informing his friends and the public generally,
that he has opened the UNION HOTEL, situated AT
the immediate vicinity of the Rail Road Depot and the
different Steamboat Landings where he would, in the
most respectful manner solicit their patronage. lie
at all times accommodate Travellers with Long-
iugs, without meals, or Meals without lodgings, and
his terms will be moderate in accordance with the
times. He has spared no expense in the fitting up
furnishing and decorating his house, and he trusts he
shall be fully reimbursed for his outlay by the liberal
patronage of an enlightened community.
0I5- Travellers may rest assured that his arrange
ments are of such character that at his house, they
will find themselves at home.
jel2-lm THOMAS LLOYD.
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NJ EEV LITERARY ENTERPRISE. The
~ subscriber respectfully announces to the reading
portion OF the community that he has located himself
permanently he hOpes) at No. 2S0t BALTIMORE
STREET, one door from McClellan's alley, where
he intends having for sale all the fIvOrte
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS,
which he will sell the usual prices and also all the
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
The attention of the Ladies is invited 10 those cheap
Musical Publications of Messrs. Hewitt, s. Co Phad.
MS In this attempt 10 accommodate the residents
of the western portion of the city, he hopes to receive
the assistance OF generous and enlightened public
e. A. HINCKLEY, Jr..
iGl3-tt 2SOb Baltimore street.
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BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY

- ssaa7q HFTA UYTFUL AND HEALTHY
Lar-ps ssssl5 EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
SsaSshsEaaG POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. BY the Baltimore
steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt. COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt. Rus.
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at O'Clock
P. NJ and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity of going in the Steamer Jewess,
Capt. Sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, cX-
cutSion to Cape Henry, and may be left at Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat will call for them
Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is bei etcial To nVads by get
ting the sea breeze and advantage of salt baths
many who cannot leave home only for short tine
will find this nip of much advantage.
{t5Passage and fare for the round trip will he made
at moderate price by applying 10
iel3-tf r.. SHEPHERD, Agent
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NATIONAL HOTEL

4F-l IVAN III ITO ] IlII,
(L.fTE IPHITH.7N'S E.fGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT
PRATT STREET..
ana IN the immediate vicinity OF all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
THNHaS large and conc odious House has recently
" been taken by the subscriber and has under gone
a thorough renovation. 1t is now NEWLY furnished
and moderIiized in every department, and compares
tavorably with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt attention.
civiy, an excellent Table in charge of capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS
MEALS always ready upon the arrival of the diff
erent trains of and steamboats, served up in SUI
ReriOr style.
The patronage Of the public is most respectfully
solicited, and no cXer0ns shall he spared unon nv
part ts render all who may stop my house al home
m2O u j. STOCkERLEGE. il. Pronreinr.
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FOR SALE & RENT.


krtsg FOR SALE OR RENT. -Four new
EM;il Brick HOUSES, in Exeter near Fawn street,
HIiiI two stories nigh aud attic, two story back
.MlitA Building, paperef handsomely all lhruus h
nlutant in the yarj-ceats and ward paved-grnss
plat wash sheds, and every convenience Cor genteel
II, HERRING, at Lumber Yard,
Jell-4t East Falls Avenue.
BNOH SALE-a Lumber Wagon, nearly new.
IL 1t will be sold low, If applied tor so0n at
SCUITl'S intelligence Office,
jelO No. 10 Exchange Place
EN0H SAnFI--Two CARRIAGES and n ia
IA ROUGH, very little used, aud with HARNESS
complete; also, HORSES well gated in harness or
saddle; perfectly gentle ana sound. Thry viii he sold
low il immediate application be made to
LEWIS f. SCOTT,
jelO 10 Exchange Place.
ETcR @AhiG-A very valuable servant GIRL, II
a. years of age, to seIve - years. from the Eastern
shore, Il good house servant, and can come recon-
nendcd. Also for sale, black WOMAN, 81 years of
age, 10 serve about years, from the country, good
COOK, washer and ironcr. Also for sale, black BOY,
II years of age, TO serve Is years first rate farm
hand III every respect whatever. Also for sale black
BOY, Ii Yeas OF age, 10 serve 10 years. Also tor
sale, very likely muutto ROY, II years of age,
slave for life. The above servants can all we'll
recommended. and will sell them low to good mas
tiers Appyto LEWIS +. SCOTTIS,
Jc9 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14

A CARD. Mrs. P. A. MCPHERSON, No. % n.
N Howard street, avails herself of this opportunity
ct informing the Ladies of Baltimore, Washington,
Frederick, Cumherland &C., that she has made very
extensive additions and improvements TO her store,
and has Just received from New York rich and fash
ionable variety of Fancy and Starle DRY GOODS,
which she is determined to sell at the lowest possible
cash pures-as usual, a choice and elegant variety OF
French and German Fancy and useful articles
Gq-Ladles' CAPES, COLLARS, inside SLEEVES,
Sc, made 20 order jpl3
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IN For WHITE HAVEN AND

ID e#n-sFs FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
EHyasrcyssn PONGOTEAGUE, (Accomac Conn-
AtR'ShanssFg- ~, Eastern Shore of Vrgnia0 The
superior SWIM steamer THOMAS JET FERSON, Cap
tain ROBERT VI. HILL will leave the intrrsaction IF
Pratt aud Light street Wharvps on THURSDAY
MORNING NEXT, (the 18th mst) at o'clock for
the above places, touchiugat White Haven both soing
and returning, and reaching PmgOeague early ON the
same evening. Returning she viii leave the aiter
place on the following Saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
for Baltimore.
20 Freight or Passage as usual, apny on board or
at the Office, No. 1856 N. f. corner Of Light and Pratt
streets.
N. b. The above route will be continued until fur
thGr notice. is I'm
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TEAS! TEAS! TEASE

TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
ss52. q epeD priced fine an and extra extra fine
M sx M.% GREEN and BLACK TEAS, consisting
III " ESSH of Old and Young Hyson, Gunpowder
S@ts9sasssfa Imperial Souchong, Pauchong aud Gnu
Ian Pouehong. All of which are warranted fresh
Also, large assortment of COFFEES-such rs
no, baguayra, PadaHg 81. Domint o. Manila and Old
government Java, as low as l23 cts. The different
qualities of Coffee are roasted fresh every day at TO-
l25 and l6 cts. per Ii.
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
ml3-tf Corner of Baltimore and Frederick. SITS.
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ZIP OR TER OF CLOTHS, C.ASSIlERES,
NESTlNGS, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, Sc
H3l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, New YORK.
TO those visiting the city of New York, requiring
GARMENIS, a renewed solicitation is offered for
them to call and examine stock of New and Fash
lonable GOODS for Spring and Summer wear, com
prIshg an assortment unsurpassed in richness and va
ncty, and which will be made up To order in a STYLE
second to no house in the trade, prices which must
offer such inducements to the Cash purchaser as can
not fail to be appreciated. mhl7 -3m
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
purchasing these Fills Let mo add

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrS.
In purchasing these Fills let me add
ONE WORD OF CAUTION
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, aud purchase of
none but those advertised agents, and if conven.
lent call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore street,
and corner OF Charles and Pratt SITS, Baltimore. Price
21eenlS per box, for Hance's Genuine Pills, or for
Sl.00.
The genuine for sale by C. X. Tyler. corner Of Bal
umore ana High stS; Parr Graham corner Of EuldW
and Baltimore SITS; Perkins, corner of Franklin and
Green SIS o. i. Petit, corner Of Coy aud Exeter SITS
Oliver Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster sts.,
+. r.; stalsoury, Thames ST., +, r. X f. II. Perkins
corner oil ia tnare and Green streets; f.. Y. Foney
Eutaw street, above Lexington. m2i