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Total. 1882 81 6o.ss2 l42,337 90 1lssG 50
Increase in tho four months the corresponding pc
the gross receipts the year ending December M Isa5
would amount to $427 03 from which deduct current
expenses the same az last year. $479 and the net
which shows that the estimates made above receipts
from the road to pay of the debt, far within limits
follows
Passenger trsinE... ........... lls,65s miles.
Freight do ............. l29s
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AUCTION SALES.

GEO p: ROLLINS, Auetioneers
y GLASSES, Plan FORTE. oil rAiNTINGs, &c.I
WIZ be sold on tuesday Apl 22nd ls5. 10 O'clock No.
:i.,ing of BTs.ses and Ingram Calsts Epg.h Oil Cloth
Sewing Chairs Divans Otcmans Dining Tea ard Lib
v Tables sidbossd Rcsewood and Mahogany WoIk Tables
ss Table with white marble tor ,s.t Of elegant silver Fruit
rcsswood case elegant Silver Tea Urn with marble stand
sheffield Plated Castor Toast Rack salts Candies, Cake
French China Cutlery Secretary aad Bookc.ss large Library
Mattresses Feather Beds DRESSING Bureaus with marble tops
Washsaad w.t. ditto, Wardrobe Turkey Red and Cambria
2s By 100 insh D,o 2s by 100 isshss Msnsl by
tern, fiat Stair Rods, Hall Stove, &c.
PlANOFOKrE,-An elegant Mahogany PIano- Forte, made
by Brown and Hale Of Boston, with pedal and eeep
by any il stfument known.
OIL PAiNTINGS-A collection OF choice Oil Paintings
selected ia Paris
Also assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the
sale will commence Catalogues may be had Monday at
the ffce of WILKINS & ROLLINS,
al9 ftre Aurtionee IL BrOai street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RAakAk. TEalSATnE-

RAE<Ak TEAksATfeE-
sAT9sBHpsY sHh sHps,asS Evening" q NJ, An1s1.Sr Ap Il.
WIN be yIs.sa,sa y ihs Comedy Of the ELDER BROTHER
To conclude with shs m. odr,ma Of ROBERT MACAIRE
Robert Macaire W crisp; Jaques strop, sksstt: Marin,
Boxes, LIST tier rs I'd 50 cen-Pt ceuGalle
open o'clock curtin rise precisely a, halfpa.t7
PALmO's OPERA HOUSE,
The h.: pleasure in ss +. now .o
fs Ssss. 70 and dF % s . s A & S
MR. BOOTH
his. Saturday evening", assdSof % rance
PyfG6Sql 6sl: a da:. @ IT, @ s.aA @ b Lady
To sonelgde M with the Iuteruds of THE HAPPY MAN
There Free th. Theatre. except the member. Of
Door. open at 7-Peomance to commencs positively at
The Boz Book open, aud places may be secured
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
FLOATING THEATRE,
AT THE fHEc fslcEs SF Rsb1esp. nEaANG9 STREET
ORD SiIsf
Tss sn.s;Gmeav vi 5oses with BLAcKEYED
Tie f P:!iss % GTMB0 EAMILY-who will give variety of
III S:so ~ hs EE fs D and
DURTON'S THEATRE-Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA.
aoR sATREDAAY n AZ w,sc! AIkIL i9sh s.s N.o
NJ Es1,GPc; Disns VeIaon. Mrs. Smith; Helen MeGrsol'
To conclude with successful bureque of THE BQHEA-
MANS GAL!-Ihady. Mr Burke; Hasnheim Johpston;
THE Public . 5.s bSse new and .p.
:sssS ss.s G.: s ss
% snd
llsugh ilSSmnasawh equal bIiaRes with the Music
The ROOM occupying tn. whole from. of the pre-
misses Broadway, arranged with appropriate elegance and
sx;,y y other cs coIveeisncs- ~. MoNnAv II. ,a
A GRAND CONCERT.
ntspessed with Rsctatons and variety Of
ApGissiSs, :; FRwESfsSiss : FIVE '!; 5ENrs
G. sad.:: Of s,Isss. s.I !hs
q Il
e ss.os fnd the ss S % q:
celebrity be engaged and pains will be spared
S; 7,
THE GRAND ORIGINAL TABLEAU, painted by r.
.s ssm xsa The 'iss 81 II
ss' :as a ,; sss
s%s ed % Ss s,y @
disposed of it for the present
Exhibition from TO- A. NJ, to 10, M. Admission Is
a5rc
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THIRD SEASON, l844-45.
HE Fourth and Concert OF the Season. will take place
the Apollo Rooms, Saturday, April 18th To com
sTsss; By ,.sys.
April 18th. By order.
all istol9th*m VIM SCHARFENBERG, Sec'y.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
Works Of Living Artists, before exhibited by the
Academy at their Of Leonard
ceped.
Admission cents Season Tickets so cents-Caalogues
l2x cents. a9 3tis*rc
OOLMAN,S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS AND
~ Literary Exhibition No. 203 Broadway-Jus added the
Exhibition very beautiful Picture by G. Coen size about
6t4-being Landscape view in Gu nberand, England filled
in with wonderful group Of Cattle which have received the
whom Mr. CSs CO studied valued in the E,hc!i9n
esrt of which has been exhibited here in many
To which, and about 200 Oil Paintings 2K only is
charged.
through the Book Store where charge made
variety may be had, at reduced prices
N. B.-Mr. Colman wishing close the Book Depart
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Foreign Markets

MArAsxAs. April o-Wel learn from a commercial house
that holders were asking srisis Tor moiasses.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shiumasters and Arent..

Shipmastors and Agents.
we shall esteem favor Captains of Vessels will give
e. .En M captain Of our News Boa Of
spoken on th.ir pasagea list Of their foreign
newspapers or news they have Agents aud Correspon-
dents 1T home abroad will also confer avSr by sending
ms once any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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a n REWARD-Lost last evening, Thursday, about liz
o'clock, in going from Pearl street to the Bowey
through Chatham brown Wallet containing rbout forty do
lars thirty city money Also paper OF somc value 10 the
ad dertser, who with large family. The finder
leaving at 20 Centre street, the Of Dnaue
al8 2t~ec
rINO BoATMEN, AND OTHERs.-Paving Stone OF first
WILLIAM foRGAY,
ala lmsrc No. 40 Norfolk street
ROAkO WANTED-Two gentlemen are deslrous Of OBJ
- tainng Room and Board in small family within
lew minutes walk Of this occ Address H. H. at IN" ONCE
100 REAMs FINE MUSIC PAPhR, Slys,I gsSelyedI and for
Adm sand 81 Nassau street
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Z. H. LUDLOW, AucuOneef. =
HANDSOME FURNITURE-E. H. Ludlow Co. will
sell at auction Saturday April 18TH 10H O'Clock, at
store Broad street u ni:urs remaining sales con
bic card tables mahogany and other chairs pier glasses,
window beds and bedding china glass and crockery
ware, sc Sc. aI9 Itsm
BY X. J. GERARD Auetoneer.
qE3SpAY a 70 o'clocs Nc Stone street. all the
in said House namely Brussels and ngrAned Carpets
mahogany Tables and Chairs Looking Glasses girandles
mans Lamps Cand!sek dining and tea China ssnhsn and
Furniture, almost new, and variety of Kitchen Furniture,
wi h which the sale will commence a66tsec
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MAGASIN IAPONAIS

his friends and the public general that he received most
sd Jars and Vases Flower Bottles, Plates Dishes Cups and
s". and nd h Of ps Ancient bs.dsn
eean Fgus Cups and saucss. Ancient Fans Of tn, 18th
Lacked Bird Cage the greatest curiosity eyer in this
the above mentioned place BY AARON LEVY Auesion:er
on Ths!sday April al!h at o'clock Am and be seen
from this day. with catalogues, until the day of SALE
The public respectfully invited call and examine this
magnificent collection, which chaace seldom BE-
with apl5tO24src
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TO BE SOLD,
STRONG, well built Barouche Carriage in rood order
"A and well adapted for family USE with without doubl
harness. 10 be ct Rorlston nidnG School, Livery
Stables 1T Mercer street. ma ssfrrc
DOTATOES-27Oo bushels Prime Nova scotias on board
schooner Orbt will ready for sale Monday Apply 10
HENRY d. HILL
aI9 3tsrh IS and 81 Broad street.
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IPazP KPHAKP yAN PYKE ~ AHs'G9ssT Ss;

SALE WiTHOUT RESERVE OF IEAsEHOLD PRO-
PERTY IN 10Th STREET NEAR SrH AVENUE
A NTHONY J. BLEECHER& CO. will sell at aac,ion. on
"A Monday the 2st inst (Ap) at IL O'Clock, the Mer
chants ExchangeThe brick Houses Of three each
situated the South side Of 18th commencing 66 feet
= feet neh:. by as feet inches ground rem! Of $50 each
feet finished with marble mantels sliding doors and subceas
were built last in the best and convent
for small families The premises examined day
until the sae of the purchase remain mort
gage each house. mo. 1901 al4to2I insrc
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EXHIBIVlONs
THE GRAND ORIGINAL TABLEAU, painted by F.
Anelli in New York on an area Of e Ry y fsss 5p1
(thc idea suggested by dream and will be exh
bited the Apollo o Broadway (which entirely separa
time, previous removal from the city, Mr. Ane having
disposed of il for the present.
Exhibition open from TO- A. NJ, to TO- p. NJ Admission Is
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will be expressed in future bills.
ADMISSION, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
The Coliseum will be open nightly with variety Of Muai-
cal Entertainments endless chain of variety, after the
with the distinguishing Of Ranesgh Rooms
Of former celebrity LCndon and the Bath Rooms the favor
lie resort OF the hon in England Artses Of the greatest
celebrity will be engaged and pains expense will be spared
to ensure public patronage.
Lads gentlemen wishing for engagements requested
70 apply either personally by letter pos pad Mr. John
Parker, at the Coliseum. apl7 3t<rc
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(vKEAT SALE OF I1POKTED PLANTS, from London,
10 the last packet to be sold by AUCTION Tuesday 12d
The Collection Consists Of 5000 Mos. Roses and Other fine
London aad French Roses Of 900 Camelias Rhodon
when they left England light Yew feet high;
Gopsebes Of ii tnd: SsGas ns
prize Dshlia Roots Double Carnations Flower Seeds in pack
Of imported Plants that has been in this country for time.
Gentlemen invited attend this SALE Catalogues the
day before apl9 2tsIrc
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CUSTOM HOUSE, New York, .
~~,urrv Collectors Office, April IL. l845.
THE following information touching the localities and bear
ngs OF The Baoys in Gedueys Channel is communicated
ior the Deneht oil those whom IL may concern -
O.. Cnlia
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NOTICE The subscribers having purchased the interests
Of their former partners George f. Pomeroy and Thaddeus
PomeTey the Express LINES Of Pomeroy Co.. and
ton Wells Pomeroy hereby hst Express For
waIdng and business will be Continued by them
under the and firm Of Livingston & WeIlsD "
CRAWFORD LIVINGSTON,
= HENRY WELLS,
New York. April 9th, l8l5 No 10 Wall street
apl7
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TO THOSE ABOUT TO VISIT EUROPE
YOUNG MAN, who understands the French and Ger.
mao linauges passing well and has gret desire
Europe but whose thereto limited would like
MSra who would consider the Of hi: aforementioned
would also give route lessons in the aforesaid
tongues Address forck" Herald Office sta ing when and
where interview he had ao 2tsr
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AUCTION NOTICE
GALE OF BILLIARD TABLES AND FURNITURE
Ibis day. at o'clock Immediately after the sale of valua;
BILE Furniture the sale ii Spruce will be sold
No. 2t Broadway Fulton street, mp stairs will be sold
without reserve rsrae Billiard Tables, with all the appur-
tenances
Also fittings mp. Same time number of excellent articles
Of furniture.
ais ltsm THOS BELL, Auctioueer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10
From the Baltimore American
LATER FROM MEXICO AND CHINA.
By Mr.. Justice Mclean.
27th December, 1874.

The Hon. Caleb Cushing, late envoy extraordi-
nary to China, arrived at New York on Tuesday
evening from Vera Cruz, in the bark Eugenia.-
The advices from Vera Cruz are TO the 18th De-
cember, and from China. twenty six days later than
before received.
Mr.. Gushing, while in Mexico, was robbed Of
all his papers, except those about his person,
among which were fortunately, his official des-
patches.
EXICO,-Mexico has again been the seat of
another revolution-bloodless however. Santa
Anna has been proclaimed dictator, and all seemed
to 90 on well; but about midday the troors bar
racked in the Accordada Saint Francis, and the
citadel pronounced against Santa Anna and Cana
lizo. At the head of The movement was General
Don Jose ]. Herrera, president of the council,
who addressed proclamation TO the city, calling
on it to sustain him.
| The whole Congress Immediately threw itself
into the arms of Herrera. who Immediately took
possession of the national palace without blood.
shed. The Congress continued its sessions per-
manent The exmnsters fled. Canalizo is in
arrest at his own house.
An attempt was made 10 destroy the statue Of
Santa Anna in the vestibue of the treatre, and the
people wished to break the bronze one in the
market piece, but were prevented by the author
tiles On the next night General Herrera had il
privately removed
The new authorities maintained perfect quiet.
The chambers were occupied in devising means
to remedy the incaculable injury the country has
suffered.
The principle towns, and indeed all The. country,
have pronounced against Santa Anna, who with a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10
BRITISH GOLD.

Our readers no doubt recoect, that during the
late presidential campaign, our were continu-
ally saluted with the cry that "British Gold had
been sent oyer to MD in the election Of James X.
Polk" This all turns out to be perfect hoax,
as all intelligent men at the time believed. For
eign journals have been received in this country
since the result of our elections was known in En-
gland; and any person reading them would be real
ly surprised at their manifestations of dsappoint-
ment at the defeat of Mr.. Clay. They speak of the
democratic party as the 'rabble" party, as "agra-
rians, Jewellers sc. The name 'oco foco"
is used by them fippanty as by any coon in
this country. Tney could not exhibit more vexa-
ton at the defeat of Mr. Clay, if they had lived in
the United States and had been deprived Of good
fat office lin expectancy by the election of Mr..
Polk. Rail on, gentlemen, abuse the democrats
as much as you please. lfthe British had been sat-
isfied with the result of our elections, we would
conclude all wasnot right.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10
LATER FROM TEXAS.

BY the arrival Of the cutter Woodbu-
rv, at New Orleans. the papers Of that
city have received Texas dates to the
lth Of December. As the news is
somewhat interesting, we give sum-
mary Of it:
The British frigate Spartan landed
Captain Elliott, the English charge to
Texas, ut Galveston on the 9Th instant,
and sailed the next dav for Vera Cruz.
The weather appears to have been
very cold and bois,erous upon the Tex
ian coast much of the time since the
9th instant.
We learn that preparations are be-
ing made 10 put the Texian navy a
hont once more. Repairs, such as
carlking, &C., are going on upon the
Austin and Wharto.
a man war, but her nation not
known, was seen standing off Galves-
ton on the ilth instant.
The TexIan Congress met and organ
ized on The Sd instant. Ii is the ninth
Congress which has assembled since
the formation of the government. On
the 4th President Houston delivered
his last message.
The President represents the for
eign and domestic relations of the re-
public to be in propitious condition.
Since the last adjournment ofCongress,
treaties ofamity, navigation, and COM
merce, have been exchanged with sew
eral of the German States. That por-
ton of the message which relates to
this country, Great Britain, and France,
is intere ting and important. The
IN. ssage says:
"The government of Great Britain
and rance still maintain towards us
those sentiments of friendship and good
feeling which have ever marked their
intercourse with us, and whichit should
continue to be our studous care, bv
every proper manifestation on our
part, to strengthen and reciprocate.
There is no ground to suspect that the
late agitation Of international questions
between this republic and that Of the
United States, has, in any degree, aba
ted their desire for our continued pros
perity and independence, or caused
them to relax their good Offices to
bring about speedy and honorable
adjustment of our difficulties with
Mexico. That they should evince
anxiety for our seperate existance, and
permanent independence as a nation,
is not only natural, but entirely COM
nendable. They will never require Of
US, | ali fully assured, any sacrifice Of
honor or interest; and if they did, we
should be quite free, and am certain
we should be ready, to refuse it. They
are too well acquainted with the histo-
ry of our origin and progress to sup
pose, for an instant, that we should.
under any circumstances, surrender
one jot or title of that liberty and
right to selGgovernment which we
achieved in the sanguinary conflicts Of
revolution, or give up a single privilege
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10
CONGRESS-.

The Annexation of Texas appears TO be the an
important topic at present Various projects have
been introduced; yet there has been no definite
action on any; and we doubt very much il there
will be during the present session.
The bill to graduate the price of public lands is
still under consideration.
A bill reducing the present rates Of postage to
and 10 cents, is before Congress, which, it is
thought, will pass that body.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

When we commenced the publication of our pa
per, we promised our subscribers to publish all
laws of general character, so soon as we could
obtain copy. We have not seen, as yet, the copy
of single act of the present Legislature.
Judge Hitchcock has been elected to the Su-
preme bench, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation OF Judge Lane.
The following is the vote for Associate Judge
for this county:
Jeremiah Holster had So votes. Elected.
Henry Mason 80 I"
Blanks and Scattering 3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10

A fellow taken up as vagrant, declared that he
was not"a man without any visible means of sub
sistence, as he had just opened store" II was
found, on inquiry. that he had opened it with a
crow. bar in the night, and unfortunately the store
belonged TO another man.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10

BALLs.--For the benefit Of our dancing friends,
we publish new cotilion aud how to dance il.
First couple forward, wheel, and ire--second cou-
pie ditto -aIamode at the corners-noseyo your. nose;
gents cross hands-lades kiss overnight and
wrong-pussy lemonade all-frst couple canter
round the whole posse comitatus-second ditto
third ditto-fourth ditto-bob your cocanuts, then
go to roost
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10

An old lady having heard somebody say, 'the
mails were very Irregular" remarked: sit was
just SO in my young days-no trusting any Of their
fair words"
''This must be looked into" as young lady said
10 the mirror.
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WOODSFlELD, o.,
FRIDAY, J.ANUAR 10, Is45.

aJ-Our readers will find the news from Mexico
and Texas important and interesting; to which we
have devoted large portion of to-day's paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10

An editor out West remarks:-We might as wei
try to con6ne thunderbolt in quart cup, as tc
cramp our genius, it's rising like bowl Of yeast
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10

article first The necessity of the writ of habeas
corpus IN this case arises because the supreme
court Of the State Of Rhode Island and the inspec.
tors ofthe State prison at Providence have thrown
impediments in the way of the exercise of the con-
stitutional right of said Dorr 'to have his defence
examined by that tribunal whose province it isto
construe the constitution and laws Of the Union" +"
See opinion Of the Supreme Court m Coheas and
P1giaid, 6h JVaeatoa anil 81 Story's Com on
Con-, p. 500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
~ SPRING srOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES DYE-STUFFS.
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS, &C. &c.

-, ~AhS, WANDON -uLhoS, 0S. ~.
w L. have now in store, every article usually
w r.aurd ia our line Our ,toek Ia. se.n - 49,
Hornsrn Cites from Importers largest deaI-r,
~n~h ,.aes, u, TO Offer great Inducements CoGn,
ArrenAnts ana Others no may favor Niha
ins ionons enbrsee- part Of supply Just received:
10 10 Eprm sahs
~ 10, celoHs'. English and American
500 do rshssd Cauphor
eares powdered Jaiap
90 d RhuSsrs
do fergvian Bsrs
do brrEsz eaIc "a
do d, DO isap "a
do A-.afsSa
eask Flour Sulphur
do cream Tarst
do SUP. CARR Coca
so Ms Bhubsri
es-es Ted~sJ BoraI
essk SALE
ea,k. Pvari7ss
J eei Pus" s-oaai GRSsr
hsss G niger
h=si PePs.I
bag Ai'pss
Dol cioEss
sut-..ss
Lbl Mace
500 Ies carrseea. Inaso
zoo he best Nseectoy snuC
90 boxes eaifset LnEwood
i 10 sei. shppet and s'ou.i Losroat
10 ibis Alum
soeo Ii. Whit. Lsasnsl
1000 lbs Osabra Nader
On Co Ye5n~
DO dry Nert.zsts
= do pure :ruIz. verasr.
20 ke-s Green PANT
90 ean- hac hfa-k Faint
essks Vsnitisn Red
dn spani-h E.Usn
10 bsls Spanish Whiuns
1890 gallons iins-ca OIL
l011 90 pure winter sperm Oh
500 do pare fat d.
500 refined whale d,
so d. Spirits TdFpcniine
5f0 xanoos Alcnbol
SEQ eosesAnHiea Ash and Mercer Window Clas, A.
soF7sd-Coaes. Co.'S. and Japanvami-b ks
6aYNoR, WOOD Il CO.
ma le Whoiess. a.d Retail n-ueri<ts
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ROWAINDS AN6t;USIAL tIL, or A.ui,-
hfeJS AfCSsSSR, entinly elss aat an,e-
oefnef is super--ds y.b.oEs Ter ourrp1 ia.oz,
ing AID besriif,l.s I III HAIR.
III ho"Asp bl- sa-eeecs- sxue-.a-ut.l
iave.sisa'ooS sndowi1s delicate Oh wa sa,o.-
eeou OF akAss1en proPses Tbs admirable convenience q
ppasuon o-ssssng tLs UzSSue properly
every l. inpo-sbv saus OF tine .e,f
ead 6infrh TO eHts, application 81 The
hhbkoSiAL i Instantly into Gc.rau ,,r
or which tnsty ta- s brs o, BIZ ~.,,r
t person a The habit Of IEs covr=S oa-
'hoai U.s. Of the OIL VII eJsei1ay se
Do.cH of a1rTur peculiar s An, ,.,;v 81 ,,e AZ,
e'o'ai M All SACK tie falling Of hair, ad c5aps,i with
TOE uss 81 The o-f will Tcor- Iross s.o Hbo
troubled eandrud wall nsd soua -,,a an L.sit,
rss'ns u 1se u>e Of the pr-seI ss th..r
'oSss and He-ss sieaa and head and ,,t
eoaf-TE De, cate fra,rapce .v Icr ,nI
ssEet sines ~ Il Ia entirely The sl-resake GRO
psty 81 gressEeS = eoGlcn Il ordinary the
Hair In shor Tor prvse..r ssaufy uSur nee ana y m
TIE HAIR here has been preparation sSSaI 10 - zrr
can aaeas.ar" FOR sik BY ALEXANDER DUAL a GU.
Man.
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flAhuS SOLD on TRIAL.
10 be refarued IL NM u.>a

flAhuS SOLD ON TRIAL.r ;.
Tc be resarned IL not COED.
GazSE{z7 BEING fully satisfied as to the real
n " exseienes OF the kind ct PIAne Fosrss.
M We nave eeea wiling fer many yssrs>-ws f eoo,pys
1 f -s npca the terms proposed above rxIAl.
40 on- can run The sat rsk buyny Of U.s. Tb~y
~, every h'Rs iAsi &c represent them h.
fowef s~eenes AMI brlaney Of tone are hapn,y
va @ saase .s and durability Of wsrsiaaaship. hs
we oef great advantage paaaf N the sy az ..,,c
u-sins sways asorta-nt At vzxou, or,ees
g., 80. - Nash = Wo0paoUsE
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NoR sALt-rwO psekla. UoIe4 arg alI-. BY
C. DtNsPAuGH A Co
ns " M. 81 Wet Main St
I(INCHS CoUsTSIP Natural HtaIy al Courtsh,, n In
iae follow haiaush--1he Chaperpa TIE IarrcIse,ioo
SoihE 10 CHafe Toe Rejected Ae-sTs wsdny thu tisp
~ naa, te- Oh Mas ths Gee WIDOW % e.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24

FINHE subscriber having purchased ~ N=rta bis entire
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Books and GItifes sA tn he so,e No 60
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24

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offered ali EaAl advance cost. s:sa Anvil
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24

1M BBLS. Baldwin Apples, oaily expected
w per sehI Mariner from Boston and for sale By
10 RANKIN 4 wHITIOCK.