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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-09

serted, providing that the Company shall not
make any charge upon such articles as are ex-
empted from charge on the part of the CITY.
The bill was then unanimously passed. Mess.
Caughy and Essender, friends Of the bill, being
absentl
Mr.. Wight, from committee, submitted re-
solution appropriatng the sum offs 900 to the
use of the Union Fire Co. Read
Mr.. Baker, from committee. offered a resolu-
ton for repairing portion of Chatsw orth st.
Passed.
Resolutions from the First Branch for a
bridge across Hartford Run, on Broadway, and
tor placing bell on the Eastern watch-house,
we're passed.
Mr.. Richardson, from committee, reported
to evying further tax for the use
OF the alms-house. Concurred in.
Inc committee to whom had been referred
the subject of assuming the payment of the
ground rent for the lot on which the New Mar
het ongine-house stands, were discharged from
It's further consideration.
Mr. Richardson, from committee, reported a
llI regulating the rate of license paid by the
Of the Baltimore Museum, (Air. f
PeaIe,) designating an annual tax at $3.50, in
stead fthe present daily tax; which was passed.
After the transaction Of some unimportant
business, the Branch adjourned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-09
LOOK AT THIS!
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICES OH NEAG AND GnLINIICS

PRICES OF TEAS AND COFFEES.
.<sM3Hx TEAS-Young Hyson at Is cts worth
30 cts do at 30 worth so; do at 81 worth
81 s% HEA so; do at SO worth rs; do at 60 worth 80;
III %Es% do at rs worth 81; do at 81 cts. the same
aiaisa1.EB quality now selling in this city 81 25
per lb; fine Old Hyson at 60 worth ST.; fine I'm
peral Tea at 65worth go cts. do at rs worth 81 extra
do at ~ worth Sll2; fine Gunpowder do at so worth
81 cts; do at 62 worth S0 do at rs worth $ extra do
at 80 worth 81 rs.
BLACK TEAS-Souchong at 30 worth SO cts; do
at 40 worth 81; fine PouchOng so worth rs; do Chu-
Ian at 80 worth SO extra fine do at rs worth ST. extra
fine flavor Peco Souchong, delicious article at rs
COFFEES--Fine Rio, at and 8 cts. worth and g.;
finest old Padang at worth 10; do Laguayra at cts
worth 10; do Government Java at II! worth 10; do
Manaer Coffee an l2i worth Is cts.
ROASTED COFFEES-Strongest Rio, roast fresh
every day. at 10 cts; fine Laguayra at s. finest Old
Padang at 10; do Government Java Is; finest Moco,
ground and packed at 20 cts.
The Teas are neatly put up in Or half and pound
packages, with 9, 4, S, 6, s and 10 lib. cansters.
All the above named low priced Teas and Coffees
can only be obtained by calling at the Canton Tea
Company's Store, on the corner of Baltimore and
Frederick streets UI- Goods sent home to any part
of the city free of charge. All articles warranted
fresh and of the very best qualities.
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
mhl4-tf Corner of Baltimore and Frederick sis
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-09

Loss OF Two AND PROBABLY THREE LIVES,
We copy the following particulars ofan unfor-
tunate occurrence from the New York Even
ing Gazette of Monday:
This forenoon, soon after O'Clock, the Cor
oner was informed that two persons Il man
and woman, were discovered a short time pre-
viously, dead, in the third story of the house
No. 81 Cedar street, and that third, a female,
was ina dying state. Our reporter immediate
ly visited the scene of this dire calamity, and
CLEANED the following particulars in respect to
the affair. 1t appeared that the three parties
all slept in the same room, a small room, and
about the hour above mentioned, a
little girl went into the room and discov-
cred Mrs Mary Hanrahan lying dead on the
floor. The child was an adopted daughter of
Mrs Hanrahan's, and on approaching her,
saw the wife of James O'Conner by her side in
sensible and breathing very hard. On looking
on the bed, she saw O'Conner lying, who was
corpse The child Immediately made the
fact known as to the relative situation of the
persons at the City Hotel, and Mrs. Harnahan's
son who is employed as a waiter in that estab-
lishment, ran over with some others, and were
witnesses to the appalling spectacle. Medical
aid was Immediately procured, and there is
soHie hoPes THAT inc lie OF MIS- - conner may
be saved 1t is presumed that the cause of
this lamentable catastrophe originated from
the flue of the chimney becoming stopped or
chokod, and the gas from fire kindled with
charcoal and bitumnous coal, not being able to
escape, came into the apartm mt, and caused
sufocation. O'Conner was about 80 years of
age. Mrs. Hanrahan was about As, and Mrs.
O'Conner appears TO be about 80 or SO. All
the parties are of Irish descent. and were en-
ployed in various capacities in the City Hotel.
O'Conner had been sick for a short time. The
room was very small, and Mrs. Fl. had all her
clothes on. The parties were seen last even
inc about or O'Clock.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-09
L. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,
No. 81 RALTIMORE SrREET

asaS considerable trouble and expense to
procure leather that will no, break takes q eat plea
in informing citizens ed strangers that he has at
last accomplished his desire, having al his command
an assortment Of Calf Skins that will wear equal 10
French leather that can be produced MIS-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-09

uuSilICsSj TIE DTdHCn
ITEMS OF News. Rev. Mr.. Grosh, of Uti-
ca, N. Y, has accepted call to the Univer-
salst Church at Reading, Pa.-They arc
building at present, at Cincinnati, an Odd Fell
lows Hall, a Masonic Hall, two new factories,
new college, a beautiful hotel, and several
churches.-A female of genteel address,
named Jane Smith, has been arrested in New
York charged with passing counterfeit money.
-Four Millerte Migrants, two men and two
women, have been sent to the house Of cor
rection at Bangor.-The tolls OIL the Tide
Water Canal, during the month of March.
more than doubled those for the same month
last year.--The ship Rappahannock recent
ly cleaerd at Mobile with 4,2OI bales of cot
ton, valued at SlOs, 236.-The crops in
Washington county, Md, are represented as
exceedingly promising. Abby Kelly, while
lecturing on Abolitionsm, at Harrisburg, a
few evenings since, was pelted with eggs
The Methodist church of Mt. Holly, N. j.,
was robbed of its carpet on Friday night
iiChiJ S"J oiibh uuy 10 lHe i-IH VI April.
He will then be sixty-eight years od.-The
Legislature of New Jersey adjourned on Fri
day.-An oyster shell is exhibiting in Bos-
ton which is recently from one of the South
Pacific Islands. Itweighs 60 l-2 lbs, is 2S l-2
inches long, and is 90 l-2 inches across
Hon. Daniel Webster is in Albany. He is en-
gagged in an important suit now pending in the
Court of Cbancery.-Mr. Theodore Hns-
dale was killed by a shot gun in the hands of
Maj, c. Taylor, at Enterprise, on Saturday,
22d ult. Major Taylor has been bailed in the
sum of ss000.-Rev. George Punchard
Congregational Minister of Plymouth, has be-
come one of the editors of the Boston Travel
ler.-lt appears that up to the 4th inst, the
harbor at Buffalo has been blocked up with
lce-On Friday, at Boston, the ground was
covered with snow to the depth of two inches.
On Saturday morning Mr.. James Whit
aker committed suicide, by hanging himself in
J the garnet Of his brothers. store house, at
Trenton, N. John Ruch, of Mt. Bethel,
Northampton CO., Pa, committed suicide a
few days ago, leaving large family.
Kendall is to be President of the New York
and Washington Magnetic Telegraph Associ-
alton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
NEW GROCERY STORE!

'ENiE subscribers have taken the store former
occupied by Messrs Aynef SON four door. b,,oy The
Bell Tavern Tor the Of eOnducnE the Grocery ana com
mission business We keep con.tany On hand
general as"nd"hi Of Family Groceries which we rrSp-,fr
invite TIE attention OF friends aud public g,nrry our
goods consist part Of
quality ' " ''' "''S
Mocha Java and I.acuayra Coffee
Noos"y Wooeys bert loaf pulycrcd and crIsed sur,,
~ tfd.s, Pnfto Ricr and u sugar
Hull 4 Sons Soap
Do. Vausgacd do
no. MarkcreI
a CHOICE lot ssfdnrs
Regala and Principe Scgar
u. SeTs Cocoa and Chocolate
No '. Carolina Ilcfnrg-
Painted B exists and Brpoms
A great yarc,v Of Specs
Letter aud Foose7D Paper
Be,i Iondru and French Musa,d
Psssnt and Pta ~ rpem Candies
Londoa sod Philadelphia roher pts and OTIS
Manila aud spanish Mats
COnDsciieOt sLad. half bbs
CITY Cured Baeo1 Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French. Apple and Peach tJsHjy. Of finest quality
InrandGin
Oh Jamaica Rum
Riebauisons Rye whiskcy
hadAfus aud sicily Madeira Wine
fod, Csrri, Sherry and Malaga DO
And all other goods belonging ~ Grocery ruIs
We also tsD friends and tb. be g,pe
rally for the sale Of Produce, and pfonsc every e1eon
obtain the highest market pf.ce.
". N TEMPLEIAN.
WIN u. RADCLIFFE.
D. ~ No. &C. doors below
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
SGO,OOO " ORTIZ OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
BROOKS u HUDS0NS,
Second Supply.
MAY, IsI5.

otco"h supply.
MAY. lsI5.
'ENHE subscribers have received hy the latest
II arrIvas from New York. Philadelphia and Ha,,mor. their
second supply q" srnnf snd Snmme f:oodsconpts,ns see
ton OF the best and which VARIETY and c.a
HrsS unsurpassed this market The following list
a part II the goods received, viz
Eita hne SHADED stripe AMI Printed Bareres and Raotpcs
DO. Hermann Baregcs and Marquisans, for Drrss..
French work Coiars and Capes
aiu'ln and Cambria EdgiEgs and Inseitnzs
Threat Lace. and Edgings
Shadrd Gimp Jorls. i,r trimming Dresses
Ladies sim and Md Gloves md Mils
sk and Cotton Hosiery u variety
Ribbons fiTaSnls. Pafasoicttsa nd sun.hadrs
SIN Hermann. fupo ani Iiarcgr Scarfs nj Shawl,
blue hiek AtuuTc and Pot De stripe, At plain
Light and dark colouTed POULAND, Gro d. Pekn sIks
hi,'a hne Blue black sik warp Apacss
BIk and Blue bis Bom,azne and ChaIle Bomlaxip.
Black Love and Grape Wells
Solid Black Lawns and Ginrhauls
Pine Black Mourning Prints
10000 IDS French EngIsh and American Print, f,o, To
37s cts peTyafd
LINEN Cambre Hdkfs IN variety, from lf n 3Of rs
Superior u Linen Shr,iings and Pillow case Linen.
Heavy unbieached Irish Linens. family
Double Satin lanla.k Fable Cloths andN
bueksrbaek, Russia and Bird.syc Dapcrs
India Grass Cloth, Mohsr and Corded
Lace stripe and Checked Muslus
Cambtics JaoOaetts Swiss and Mui Muslns
Pam. striped and plaid DIilngs. Boys wear
French and English Cloths ami Cashmere.
Mountain Tow Linen
Buraps. brown aud bleaehrd shiungs andShertnr.
Cotton OzHaburgs, DriIings, &c Very cheapat
May w. BROOKS 4 HtpSONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

IliNT. LAuEs-Stair carpets should ALWAYS bav, n
slip OF paper put under them, and the edge of every
stair. which the where they t wear out in order
10 lessen the friction OF the carpets against the boards
meath The strips should be within mn inch or two ms long
as the carpet is wde and about four or five inches in
BREADTH 81 AZ To lie distance fOin each stair This sim
pie plan, SO easy 81 execution, wi know, preserve
stair carpet half long again it would without the
oi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
MR.. ROBERT i WAI,KER

= - WIN NODFhI ]. WAT.kEK.
The Wing papers Of the South West are pokips the fol
lowing awkward "reminiscences Mir Folks Secretary of
the Treasury Tricky jOckeyng politicians ought not To
write letter.:
NATcHEz, March Isl. ls43.
Dear Sir: AZ promised ut parting To give you nv
views on any subject which might be int, to our
common Constituents hasten To that Mississippi will
with great unnnimy sustain the Deposit
In fact the public voice demands restoration of the Dcpos
its. and the creating Bank to supply general currency
state Bank can no more supply and govern the
currency than State Government direct and control
the Affairs at the Nation. Go on your Constituents are
with you; the county be relieved from the friehtul
scenes OF distress which have visited usln haste
boat is leaving.
Yours truly X. J. WALKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
REMOVAL or THE BOOKSTORE OF
DRINkER " MORRIS,


~ th' Isl Sepi"nb.f shall Of
meas TO the sioTe occupied by Richards G.fd
n'T ~" VI Main street. door adpK 10
ay"s brdse and the Exchange Hotel shan contnuc
" keep on hand "u' usual varied
ard publications IN department Literature the Arts and
sciences " '
Al standard School and Classical published OF the ate
AMI most approved editions and aSnn-nt OF BLANK
BOOKS Staple and fancy school Stationary
man e"n'inn" To receive all any uonr.t a.
hey issue rom the OF the established publisher IA this eun
t'y and Europe rendering Compete
COUNTRY MhE6nASrs and a want are r.,pectfy
ns'h To give Us cat ~ home determined 10
% At such prices will satisfaction upon liberal terms
L" our Odd customers and -ncs Big say thai no
pains shau be SPARED TO the patronage -
Ho'Ay bestowed upon and predecessors as orty
10y
Fall Supply Of Books and StafionaTv
" the lst September shabe -ni. new
tS ppy of Goods comprising our usual variety shall
oitT ior sale II No %, Main Street
JUsr PUBLISHED
hiehaf'ons Virginia AMI North Almanac for 1886
rates American Form Book, beng OF The most e.u-,
form book published:
Joynes on the Statute q Limitations
The virginia Warbler collection of song.
WILL SHORTLY PUBLISH
new tdi"n OF the southern READING BOOK l. AMI
Mabos New Justice OF the Peace.
DRISKER 4 MORRIS
fuoIsh'rs bookseller, staiiot eis, BookbInG.rs
1u AMI i'"a'eEs IN Muse and Musical In.ruui .nt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
Ritbmuno Dailp 1ubia.
e.,I,~ >. %. PI.EASANrS,
H"'"rs' no. u. GALLamEs.

EVENING.
How sweet at summers eve to stray
When sinks the radiant god of day
Behind the far oil western hill,
Aud drowsy NATURES calm and still,
When falls tho sOit enriching dew,
And clouds Of golden tint recode from view.
lis thon that meditation sweet,
Inviting to her calm retreat,
With thoughts sublime the soul inspire,
And kindles up holy fire
A tire that in the bosom CLOVIS.
When leai aud blossom droops IN soft reposc.
And in that hour the lovers vow
ls brea'hcd meath some spreading bough,
And IN the momeni's burning bliss,
lie seals II with loves ionent kiss,
While Cloc's bosom heaving swells,
Al cv'ry tale the enraptur'd lover tells.
Dim hour OF grand and solemn gloom
Thou tells us OF the eve To come,
When lite's quick sun ON us is set,
And all that's mortal sleep in death.
When speeds the soul thro' unknown space.
To meet i's G"D in iutgmcnt-face To face.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

u Mr. Jesse f. Dow, the Locofoco editor of the
Washington United States Journal says that II Mr. Polk
for che Presidency in lslS the United States Jou
mai will giss him Jesss" We think it will be a good
deal more likely to sell HIM Jesse.-LoUIs. JouR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
WATSON d DIBREIJ

commission and Forwarding Merchants
No 18th street fronting shes aud near au,yo Nn
RICHMOND, VA,
REt leave To inform their friends and the puh
- lie generally that they prepared 10 CIV. Their
-na aeaiion Ia the SAB Of Tobacco Gram and every de-
serp'ion of Produce which, when in hand they viii n,t Il
b-ra adSanees pginr their best and every o
shan be nad" To obtain ia. highest therefor
w a d. will aso give attention TO the f Good
which shall be- dose with ptomptns.s-
Richmond, I.th Nov.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
FOR LIVERPOOL

krS The new and elegant coppered ship Rlcu.
<&A Geo p Mustard master to load CIV Pom, -,
clear about s5h July For ire gh Tobacco or Cotton Apply
10 - PAI.NgE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

GLasSwARE. CASTOIss, SOLAR LAMPS, &c
NYE have for sale, at low prices
w Cut pScssed and plain Glass OF every description
Solar, Lard aud oil Lamps-vH patterns
archaeological plated, German silver,
Looking Glasses Tol-t nd kiHds-aI which we ar
disposed TO sell nj small profit WA 4 BUTLER h co,
le - M,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
SUMMER CLOTUING

AT REDUCED RACES!
FUNE season being advanced having t on hand
good assortment CIoing We Offer them AT vet
reduced ios cash only our stock OF every vae
Of summer Goods, ani those Of cheap garment vii
pleas call q. utfNsPAUCiI A CO.'S
Je = No. ~. Wet Nain sttrst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
WADSWORTH, TURNER l. Co,


III AVE on hand AN unusually large stock Of
- - Fall and Winter Dry AMI arr determined IN ole,
great Inducements tn MERCHANTS add OB4CCOSTSTS
me BLANKETS were imported during at much great
~ advantage than they souh have been usual
And the SEGRO CLOTHLv1! every kind outeI,s,s n,
uir same advantageous sold Al ,n ,y
can no~ be bought IN any NORTHERN N.RErr
Also ts~ey Goods Store, equal every respect In any In Tins
matks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

FON NEW ORh.
STrN The regular packet schooner Lynchburc.
Capt Gouh, having her cargo 90 sss-i and or
board VIII NEE" with immediate tes For ct fsh,
or passage having good accommodations apply Master on board
~ ludltui's wharf,
u y JAS. FISHERS SONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

TUX DIV EKFUDL.
STA The ! coppered ship Harkaway, ey
p-et'J daily at city Point, >on as d,eht.;d begin
to load for iV-" and ~ freight OF tohs
co OF Cotton Apply Messfs Jones HUDSON rr,crnrr or 10
2. ANDERSON,
u - OrCH ~ PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

FOR RENT.
MD POSSESSION GIVEN oy rHE siSru or tf.ry ~r,-1
III The House and Lot on Church lin. u,.,r
- Johns Church. present IN the os,upane, OF NJ,
Thomas Rowland Appiy to
FES VAN LEW SMITH L 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

,nSe The Brig Josephine. Capt. J. Robinson.
now oadiGr wilsaln days flT 10, above port and
Apply to CAPTAIN board
~ - HASkINS L LIRGY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

al The dwelling over the store of the sthscri.
hcr suitable fo family Tor offices r .. r.yrl I,,
NPtu' NPpy !" JNO. V. HAt,IrHrkE
mn e" No. ca n Str.,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

me Isl ~ JHiy
RETURN thanks 10 the citizens of Richmond
aud adjacent country for the liberal patronage
me during the months c psnpi my ts.Ience here "
inet attention. 60 bushes, stock from an PERSONS ay
rely On being noi,i'd at all aud .posi1n 10 please
aud give satisfaction will insure - mct
Desrrg TO balance al accounts my hooks Let Juy
respectfully reques those r'fsns hu themselves to BE- m
dsbtedto all and settle early practicable.
Iug ~ UOOyrg
Attention, Indicsl
NJ EW Mt-IC.-J ". E,Nr1tru 4 Co. igt Main .tr-ef.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
MORE NEW BOOKS,

II w. RANDOLPH Il co have received
a. Third Supply OF James New Work, The
No Encyclopedias Of Domestic Economy; IS
Pilgrimage n Thieves iStt
London Pictorial Times News and Punch by
Steamer. i.2t
FRESH BUTTER.
uST Butter very mic. art,el. far al.
- very low by TEMPLEAAN RATC!IFFE
~ 4 L.I,-IIr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
Ferrusmons Chocolate,


the cure Of chlo'os' NeVou. Affections Of stomach
L -onl1, Uebniy, and disease Children Approved by
IN. Farn Medicine OF Paris and by the French
Government.
sndeavoured To render sfaie'n a. possible TO the digestive
cans the difficulty Ion 80. ,,, ~ a., M r
The persons WIN will d.,,v ~ , >nehi from The
ferrugnous Chocolate
" ""he" o Pahtd complexion, who "'' " :.
oeahihf especially IN ascending staircase OF ia :" W.
:" Noises ia head dIg.sts
whoe appetite IN destroyed sometimes perverted WI %
experience feeling Of GOODNESS lower e1trrm,tes
general dcranRencnto Of the wholr system
-u wen who are pale aud a delicate contuon who's. J
uncut and who exhausted and fatigue
"hhu amer Using Tor short Fruuznous Cboeoa, n
material Improvement n
w. weak children and especially nc sey will
self " NV ~ '" "''eoPe "
h bu, - principally young Rirls budding into woma nhood
"ose heah may be lngung that
WIN De useful brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding to
ness regularity IN all the functions economy and in sor
nourising state of health supernng. prove not only In.
p OH the Indispensable necessity Of the Ferru
gnous Chocolate.
fresh supply OF this valuable preparation just to hand and for
sale Sy p ION YsyrnN "
ju II nr,-,;.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

NOLI MS WOHTH HAyINgI
'NNE MODERN Huish Essyig published No lot being
E'saj s. tuli and Miscellaneous BY RabnFtnn Macsu
lay. with splendid u,sttrtn lksucss of th~ aubor
Nol 20 being Miscellaneous I-slys, BY Antsru = au
Thor of History Of Eunrc reprinted from English on.s
with The Tor edition. wilma oman o.,
rinai Jisiutr ty J. Watson Gatitu
Vol a. being m Wrs Of Rev sydney smith with an eusray
,d ht,ncss ~ tle author
Vol ih being r R,cresons II christopher Norh hy John
WILSON. with picture ct "thfsopb,t Nouh , b.
Spottinr iactst"
A' Tho Frteh Revolution BY Theirs. now ISSUED in /,
nrw and cheap f1ii- Fuf -,i, BY
nsI NALL a PERKINS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

For PHILADELPHIA
,fffs The regular packet schr UNION. Captain
Hughes. having por ION nj her cargo en-
gngcd vii m"et with despatch for bailne- freight or
having good accommodations, apply uarr on bsr
d'ek "f IT, ~ - JAMES FISHERS spNS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

FOR RENT,
- The Tenement lately occupied by Edwin " Tnv
or' nearly opposite the residence Of George Taylor
Esl. Possession given immediately. For terms appi, q,
NY - BROWN 4 TICKER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

NEW BOOKS,
Received August LEI nv
Driaker& worrI.
n Marrying Mar, Ae. ~ " wv NV ~"
Louis Mdmay' Tale BY the Author Of Two Oh Men, T,e,
hc " '" 's''A
Dictionary Of Pnetics Medicine, Part TO-
Enycoprda ~ Domestic Economy, Ne T.
Ma pefs Illuminated shskspesrc Nos 50 and ca
Ha pcfsPieo0ai Bible, No. n 4, =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

~ The House At present occupied by me as a store
f'rA immediately IN 1t my New Bui.du. a., tie
cornef Of Main aud h house will BE- pu , st
order and Possesson gwen ~ Augua
m lOHN GOgunN
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-16

NEW BOOKS !-CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
Y received and for sale at the publishers prices
by C HALL s. co.
Agnes Scre, novel, by Miss Ellen Pickering
% cts,
Marriage, novel, by the author of Destiny. sc.
% cts
The Swecdcs in Prague, or the Signal Rocket
Sketches OF Naples, by Alex. Dumas, translated
from the French, % cts,
The Bosom Friend, by the author OF the Gamb
ler's Wife, SC, % cts.
Zoe. the History of Two Lives % cts
a, The Maid Of Honour or the Massacre ofst. Bar
Wyoming, a Tale, 25 cts,
Veronica, or the free court of Arran, % cts,
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