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NHz Ell, KEPT r1tRsIrURE.c.nnrn.

va Ell KEPT FURNITURE. CARPETS
w BEDS, BEDDING, FLOWERS IN POTS,
OF various kinds, KITCHEN EFFECTS, &c, The
whole being In good order aud to be positively sold
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. /, 1915, at TO- nj
the late dwelling Of Godfrey GCker, deceased nj No
s. North Exeter street, without reserve for cash
Also, at same time, same hour and place, the ep-
tire stock OF TOOLS and the made up stock of
Comb maker II. w. BOOT, Aug tionCpr,
No. Fl Baltimore street.
Who attends 10 all kinds Of personal and real estate
and the result of his sales favorable as any
other IN III" business in this city. Persons who are
about declining House keeping, dealers and store
Keepers who wish 10 sell part or about closing, will
find his eXeltonS productive for their interest as
can be expected, and probably more so. The best Of
references can he given. sc3O u
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AaISS nj. G. McCAUSLAND'S SEMINARY
w will be re-Opened at No. 33 SOUTH EUTAW
STREET, on the first Monday in October next where
young Ladies are thoroughly instructed in all the
branches of an English education. Discipline en-.
,irrly parental, but efficient
90 Terms moderate. se24.lOt+
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YHNnE GRKAT REMEDY FoR COW

YH7HE GREAT REMEDY FOR CON-
n SUMPTloN.-.fLEX,AN HEGET.A-
BILE PULMONARY SYRUP This medicine has
made some of the most extraordinary cures Of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis. Liver Complaint, and Dysprp-
sia OF any other medicine known. Ii has cured Con.
sumption in some Of the worst cases, and when al
most ever other medicine had been tried. In Colds
Coughs, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Side and CHEST
and Liver Complaint, it has equal; and we unhesi.
tatingy recommend it with the greatest confidence
for its superior efficacy in all diseases tending to Con
sumption, originating out of morbid affections of the
Liver, Stomach or Bowels
We, the undersigned, do certify that have used
AleNlnder'S Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup, and re-
commend 1t with the greatest confidence as n very
excellent medicine, Signed: VIM s. Darrell, No.
10 MarshalI-st Philadelphia; Samn Field, Decatur
St, do; Jno. j. Spema' 81 North 9th St, do; WIN.
R. Wenlz 267 North 18th st., do; Thomas Powell, 40
North 10Th St. do.
Prepared solely by GEO. ALEXANDER, and for
sale wholesale aud retail at 297 Market ST., Philad.-
For sale in Baltimore by SETH :. HANCE, No. los
Baltimore 81, and COT. Pratt ard Charles sis SEQ
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"a ssaR-U SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP
EssseJ 81 Rg<r Pc RS-per Steamboat RnPpahannock.
Saa0fsassf<as& shippers are respectfully informed mai
all goods intended for the Steamer RAPPAHAN-
MOCK must be alongside by 4 O'CLOCK on SAIUk-
DAY, The day of sailing.
o. This rule will be strictly enforced, as it is ne
cessary 10 enable the Boat TO start her advertised
hour of 5 O'clock
SIN. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
se24 office Hughes Quay.
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FHNHREAD LACES. We have just received,
n one cartoon of superb Thread LaCcs, which we
will sell on accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
se30 No 900 Baltimore street
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HEALTH OEFICE. Sentcmher 90 ls4-

HEATlTN OFFTCE, seNtomber %, Is4I.
RePorto intcrmcnts in The ctyof Baltimore, for the
reck, ending Monday morning, ri=:
Cholera intantum ,; lntantile unknown 4; Scarlet
fever A. StilIbpr 6; Bilious fever ,; Dropsy 3; In
Summation |; PIeurIsy |; Inflammation of the brain
/; Dysentery /; Consumption 3; Commissions Is Teeth
ing ]; Dropsy in the head |; Typus fever D Small pox
liberation of the bowels |: Suicide !; Intemperdnce
!; Old age !; Asthma /; Palsy |; Chd-bed /. To
tai SO.
Under year,......l6 Between and TO-
Between and D.. 9 10 and q, A
" 2and 5,.. 5 Above 2l........2l-58.
Males, -; females, 26--j3. OF winch number 10
were cOlOred persons free, 9 slaves
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioner of Health.
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NlAPEN nANGINGs AT COST!

w + FIX Tilk NVINfH Il T NV~IT
IA ! have large lot Of PAPER HANGiNGS which
will sell at cost, in lots TO SUIT purchasers Those
in want of Paper Haneings have now an opportunity
to slit themselves AT the lowest prices
have on hand and make TO order Beds, Mattresses,
Cushions. Window Shades, Venetian and Patent
Blinds Table oil Cloth. Mating, Bass, sc.
fg3- Old Sofas, Chairs and Mattresses repaired. and
every other variety of UPHOLSTERY work done in
the best manner and nj reduced prices. Call on
LOUIS MULLER, No n. Liberty st
sells one door above Baltimore street
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ED lCH TERN ERIN sCAEFS x sHAWLS,
n q latest Paris styles, Just received and for sale by
j. EDWARD BIRD, 300 Balrimore-st
Also, another invoice of those beautiful Cashmere
Shawl,, which have been so much admired Those
wanting Shaws, ScarfS. Dress Goods sc Of The lat
est styles, will do wei! 10 cad soon. full stock of
fancy and staple Goods hand, at the lowest priccs
wholesale aud retail. Srlg
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hMBRA or Shaded and Plaid MouseIine de
" LANES, Reps aud Caslmeres; Silk, Mousline de
Lame and Thhet, Silk and Wool Fringe Shawls CO.
lorcd and black Alpacas; Kid Gloves; Gala Plaids;
Linen Camhlc lIdkts super Irish Linen; Brown
Hollands; hleached and unbleached Sheetings and
Shirtings; Cloths; Cassmeres; Cassinetts and Vest
ings; black and blue black Dress Silks Of Gro de
Rhine, Gro de Swiss sc &c.
LLINERY GOODS in great variety; Firing
ed Ombre and plaid Gro de Nap and Satin Rib
hons; Bonnet iks and Velvets in every descibabe
shade; French and low priced Flowers; Plaid silks;
Ruches Nets; Bullion Trimming; black and white
Grape, sc. &c. Florence Braids, English Rutland and
Devon Bonnets. Which offered at low prices on
time to punctual customers. by
seq THOS. ARMSTRONG, IFS baltimore st.
DOOK BINDING-Executed in every style
I'D with expedition and reasonable terms, at
LYCETT'S, No. l22 Baltimore street over the Pat
riot Office, in Velvet Morocco, Russia or Calf, Music
and eriodicas neatly bound mS-wsly
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NO, 3 NORTH GAY STREET,

THIRD DOOR FROM BALTIMORE- ST.
,f@Ss@1, Having leased that popular Public House,
$N,N located rs above, in the central healthy and
AlA,ih business part Of the city, ami having had il
HMLN thoroughly OvCrlaued, renovated and par-
tally mOdernzei also furnished from the first 10 the
fourth story with new BeihiHg, Carpetnc, and all
other Furniture. will he prepared on ana AFTER the
18th INST. to receive and accommodate permanent and
transient BOARDERS, by The day, week, month, or
single meal.
The Table VIII he in keeping with the times and
Superintendent III person by Mrs. WRIGHT.
Terms md charges IN all cases shdH be moderate
Transient guests viii only pay for what they receiro.
The BAR vii be attended by an obging and ailen-
tive Bar keeper and stocked with good liquors,
fancy drinks, Segars of all descriptions, Chewing To-
bacc0, &c rs this or any other city IL the Union
afford As it is the Intention and earnest desire of the
Proprietor 10 make this establishment as comfortable
in all respects possible tf not as fashionable as
others OF higher ptetenOns) he therefore respectfully
soiics his friends, Appropriateness and the public to
give him a call and judge for themselves, assuring
them that no eXernn or his part 10 please Shall he
neglected. Respectfully, am the pubc's obedient
servant, JOHN K. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Washington House, No. 3 n. Gay street,
Sel2-pOtm Near Markat-st., Baltimore. Md
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TIN WARE.
PARSONS s PRESTON

ECELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
u Coughs, Colds, Eloarscncss and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold BY g. K.TYLER,
ap2l Corner East Baltimore and High sis
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Importers and dealers in family and fancy Hard
ware; table Cutlery, Tea Trays aud Walters; plated
and Britannia WARE; solar Lard Lamps; Girandolcs;
Kitchen Utensils; Hollow Wares Brushes; Mats;
Wooden Ware; Baskets aud House Furnishing Goods
of every description. Also Manufacturers of Block
Tin, iapanned and plain tin Ware, Bath Apara'us,
patent bake Ovens, &c. seq
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BALDERSTON,
SITRCRnN nENT-JST
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
GJ$~,a Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
Ews@ STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
-SY-- he found n beautiful assortment Of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS.
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Cacoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen IIdkfs.; gentemens
Stocks and Collars Suspenders and great variety OF
Goods tedious 10 enuIserae. The public are re-
specially invited call al this New aud Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices ~ Don't orget--No. 23
GAY STREET opposite Fayete. apl0-tf
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THEFaLI sTYLEOFEATS

S1UR THE FALL STYLE OF HATS
1NA for sale ut TUWSON'S Old Stand in
s Eulaw street, one door North of Lex
ZG6N4MA ington, and where the public viii find a
full and general assortment of HATS
and CAPS of every variety To quality and pattern
and at the very lowest prices TOWSON would cali
particular attention to his fine Nutra Beaver HAT
fur body, AT SO 80, believing Them unequaed in the
city for the price. So. d:5m
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FpOOTs, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, sc. &c.
ND 1900 eases, received per recent arrivals di. ecf
from manufacturers, consignment, and for sale BY
the case only, on manufacturers account at unp,eo e.
dentedly low prices.
al 3m L. II. MERRILL, II and 10 Hanover st.
STRAAS. BR EAST PINS AND STITDS.
- The genuine article which are as brilliant as dia
monds; received this day and for sale at GABRIEL
D. CLARK'S Jewelry Store, Water ST., second door
from CalVert s6-lm
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1nNA ARSHA Us ,.AhE.-By virtue of decree
W. of the District Count of the United States for
the Maryland District, at the suit Of Israel Riggin and
Jesse Sanks, against the schooner WILLIAM AND
5;NNK HENRY, her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture.
X ~ Notice. is hereby given, that will sell on
-''-~=-'- FURDAY, the fth day Of October next 10
Tue highest bidder for cash, the said Schaonar, her
Tackle, &c, as she now lies at Riggn & Sank-' ship
yard. i'll the city of Hamnrc. The enid schooner is
about ~ tons, nguud repair, having been newly re
paired iron fastened new butt bOltgd, sc.
MDREhU FORREST, L. s. Marshal
SEQ VIEWER, POtLTERER & co, Auct;s
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HpLACK HASTINGS. Just opened few pieces
Nd Black HASTINGS, very cheap.
B. H. RICHARDSON s CO,
No. 223 Baltimore street
sells GAR) doors below Charles.
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Ship Napier, Sanford, Amsterdlm, Hancock *
Mann.
Brig Juliet, Ferrell, ST. Johns, ~ F., Hy. Lief
Brig Argyle, C0oks"y, Richmond, WIN, Wilson St
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= -. = SANDS SARSAPARftLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
or THE avaTEN

s-f a
or Ahn SiSAc"
rad The history Of disorders ~s ~. sssnssed ha, men
hvs Of cures. sti astoui.bsd that ry de-
And yet het nearly all dseasss have origin, via
IN ths ctans which pr.rare and modify tbs blood with remedy
aeea 70 me st OF dssss win remove hos OF 10 phenon,ena
e peculiar eharaeetisoe Of sands esrs.psr,a that 10
ssfh.s opesa aehss ths causes Of d.a- and tbs sures
are hefeioe naieh ana thosoush Tbs health OF ue nv
espsss .oss snusS upon @e state OF hs blood III
need ~heh pesvAaes every tissue every ns'nbIasr
os ohef organ, PRIMARY OF rno.tday. NC
" ~n hs semen" OF ai-~ase nekness must De ths
50 no 'snei can Dc eApeofed 10 here that
s s .sse"'ms pfopsfues OF s.nd. sa"~paha are
~ . ~, - ~ ~ IN a" arrangements OF The seeeunS
"s I an, s - = soa' s.,'s. 's s
rad win nee-. Tne w,si MT Amy is eea'suen OF ,hs
s - - 80. ~ 'eNe'' - ns ps.rn' -"nsfei
@ wan resef SORES ON ms g. and eoa nn no rref until
49, 49, , ,,s ,, s. ~'As al The request and
wv ~ 1.aas.~-, -. 49,.
=, .,-. 'o" '"s"''"y H. iost. -
"'h'' ~ -. $1,000 $500. - ,, =,
,..on T M, ,l,,,,. and ,o, INV NV u ~ A. :. yo s
,. , ~ -. ~, ~, ~. ~. w " o 20 ~ln 'ee
ss' -, ~ , ~ = g. IN. ,' ~, 1910 s.e ess'.y
IA. ma ra, m - ,e,, ,h ~ha,ryr, h,t M. .lc,o . =, H.
as ~" - va Inn, ~. Una. ~. sp OF hs
,,,,y,, :, s,,. !. a.. 49,, g., N ~, . s
rn,,,.- ,,.,,n..,,x ,.,,,, = ~, ~ ~. 49,, A., n
80, IN ~ 49,, n,ss Nv, y, ~. ~, , :, s', 49,,
!. lbs, al, .hs.,s,.,S 800, -. ss T,,. :. -
,l,.t,ner OF h,, n..,.x.. s., M, ,,,, h. -. -. ~.
do Justice rhr n,,nrs, ,h s,,,,,y, m. mn a.,
,n.ct unc, M. ,r,,. ,an e., M, ,,n,,s $500. ~ $500,
me; q say n. mi, ,.o. nm ,n 49,. ,a, =. .,. n. -. NJ
g., er,,n,. ~ ,, v ~" ~, =, - ,,, 's W. Ay
n ., I,n,s -, y"a s, @ 70 y, 'nc %'s~' OF
u,rNrNReY Amy J,.,,e. oS,h. -.
The e,tor,,, ,,,.,..,,n. 60. ,., saa.. \, ~, -,
ia, ati.n,,oa al an .,m,I,I,s .rs,e,rJ- - wv ~
Sau.i., Celeb ,c., - m mn, ri,l.I ,u.,k .,n.,
mentally when .ay ,ba, m. n,is, M, . IN, ,o, .,r. ~ a.
surr Of shon,e or ACUTE -u,,,. than any -,
Having endured -,-m- .atr,nr al ,ns. with
IN M. las, 6,r ~ ar, l,ou, ,o,,r attacks Of n,.a,o,y a. 80
appiss .aee. m, h.as = now se,,sr than has s @ n '
nv month. ps M, ,pr,,,. . cod and INV .,,,n,,b - ,v M
turning attribute ,hs hsaui change enireiy to the use Of h,.
patent medicine Feeling deep sympathy with io.r who are
torm.ni,ng and panfu COMPLAIN esnnt
.ar.y to such the u.s. of this yau,
specific Having rurr confidence IN tina medicine
.rt-o f
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TO THE LADIES.
A & EN- ERAL RIVAL

Z II N N
From all the Manufacturers IN The Country.
n Ladies' first quality Half Caters /;
49, French morocco and kid Slippers and Ties
Walking Shoes; Bronze and fancy colored Bus
sns Also, the largest Misses
mos, beautiful Boots Bukn and Ankle Ties be found
Ladies particularly and purchasers generally informed
stock enbraers variety and weekly rrpenished
BY arrivals celebrity Union
Al may therefore confidently purchasing quail
ties of they desire; and Determination al
please and satisfaction
eiertion IN the hitcrins which attend them.
J. u. HOOVER, Main Street
9 Merchants supplied by package
souabc terms ap 10
LIENS SIN BARREi.I. PisrOLs-Just received
IN Manufacturer OF Aliens self cooking
Barre. Pistols which, protection emmy
Pistols and Tor durability and precision
ing be eIeed Also and
Pocket Rifles and Pos-an OF which offered
low prices, by THOMAS TYRER,
Importer aud Manufacturer OF Guns, Rifles, &c,
VIA No. 90, Nam Street
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In N the poor-those a.t able to bear public burdens
who consume the greatest quantity OF articles OF the inst
nsesssy, there being for them other substitutes how
sxcsedinx cruel then. the duties upon articles
of indispensable oil the world.
The foregoing paragraph quoted by the Philadelphia
u s. Gazette, the editor Of which. having recently made
,,., to the New England States, accompanies it with
the following practical reply:
The above 10 paragraph frsm the United States Jour
nal and 10 part OF attack upon protective tariff We
copy IT, in order illustrate its truth We, few days
since, heard some families in New England complaining
bitterly Of their inability to get hep-meanng domestic
servants. We inquired the cause
sThe girl. are oil drawn away to the factories
But why do you not detan themi'
we cannot afford pay much as they can earn NJ
the c,ores besides they have hours OF leisure rest and
Improvement there. And il is stated in the rePortci the
S.yuss Bank at Lowell that the amount deposited by e
male operatyes that institution equal To twelve hun
.d md f,y dollars for every factory grl that city; and
that n not factory girls rsnk with other independent peo
pie They considered servants
All thought We how cruel is II to sfiic the poor and
make them bear such burdens And what Is an additional
these VERY females cothc themselves at hall
the price they could effect that important branch OF
my before they multiplied the fabrics OF the country and
thus reduced the price. How exceedingly cruel!
We stopped q few moments on the narrow side Walk oil
Mill street. Boston, unable To move either way except
ing directly into very muddy street. our course oens
hedged in by long truck Ia dray on each SIDE heavily
laden with tw bales OF goods iou get Job then
occasionally, said the truckman.
Hardly get time 10 eat, said he here Is sueh coh'h
uAl movement OF goods
well these would be good times for you. if you could
live AZ as your fathers did, when goods could be i'm
ported nearly free Of duties.
we pay now dollar week less for board than was
Maid twenty wears ago. and clothing does not cost halt
much while manufacturing Of goods IN this neishoor-
hood gives twice the employment that was had in other
times
A uuckmsn now may not earn much more than he did
tbiytv years ago. but he twice as much
oh the poor How exceedingly cruel!
We looked around that busy hive. The mason plying
and the
his and the shoemaker drew his thread with
san industry and the inspiring knowledge that his servi
ces were in demand. Did they suffer from enormous
du,e,, on sugar or clohingl Their white cottages
Cbel.ea Dorchester, RoIbury, Chsrlestown and Cam
bridge looked very little like suffering Poor men, what
cruel times
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FOR THE VA. SPRINGS,
ND WESTERN STATES
RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.


T>HlS route TO tho Virginia Springs and West
.rn stairs advantages very -uss-,ns
met time IN pant Of style. comfort ard economy
sa', hehaoni daily at ~ by RAD Road IN the Junction.
"a "is aud then proceed North
Louisa Rail Road Ia Go,ioass. so m- dinner. by
Ss u: mN.sl To Chaocsv'l- b'or -n-ct leaS. nett
inc ir to and breakfast at Cookies
ss at oorc Dale JOS msl before right leave at same tins
neat m"'nne breakfast At the Warm the Hot TO-
snd dine at Caahans aud White Oh m
OF he ANAL Route spending two nights on hc IN
large comfortable Hotels instead OF
n, 70, tn eoal. arriving in isnehnarr amer midnight
at i~~i.eue the Biuc Sulphur ~.
e" mii.sl thence BY rus line dsy $50
@es On the OHIO rs- where savrsble and
neuh not entirely suspended above point during
making tins route ir AMI Western
Thr whole line from Csdo
daily BY FarshS CO. winch them q, d nx
travelling 10 rse,t the best houses aud facilities that Other
interests the hne heretofore Justify;
teams coaches and hay.
updrrron. are prepared IA cary all who may
OTTER and have selection OF skiu ani accommodating
irV,t- who's united prejudice
ClsSs.
n,'fa VIM furnished to the p'as- OF the
Passengers their Ihoush Rehmopd
any o' information can be obtained BY application hs Rad
Parish 60 ah thu following daily
line The Na,uni R'r hn- leaves Tuesday,
says and sa'uNys At ~ raehes Lexington at 81 N,
breakfast tb~ Btdg- adwins a.
ptored fnca Jnn-r Sptss
'vnan tall d1, light Ne u~nhs dine At the sweet sPunr- AID
a"'t % White sufhnt same evening PASSENGER tot the
south Wer Proer' doa fIneAst- through Sa and Christians
burg aui " lh.Ntlc Rich
uond, thence Hopsas' Bountsv,Ie renn..
This b.ins the main mail preference
al Others Al any point
The line Orange AMI uipepr Hou-s the Fausue
Springs cavvs Gorousv Tuesdays Thursdays and Satuuay
after the arrival OF r Jupepcr Count ou--
evening" 'h~see BY hecahaH.hne to Springs breakfast
The lynchburg Mondays weine~
days and Fridays \ N, and reaches LynehburE BY night
FARE.
Richmond TO Charlottesville. 90
10 TO lynchsurE. ...-.........-...-... 90
~ IA Stsunton.. On
10 10 NaNne>-nTolgh-.. 80
IuhetNh 'hAFtouesNihc..- 90
10 10 Sauhon' oO
Richmond to White Sulphur. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 TO Guyantotte. ........................sI 90
The charges Al the White sulphur and
been much reduced ana the improve
THE ROAD
From GortorsVine Charlottesville been
the whole distance om thence splendid
urnpses-paSes Monticello and University Virginia
vicinity OF Meyers Cave, principal Springs
Nest on the New River Cliffs the kAnawha woks-b.-
sides the whoe scenery
every EEnee. THOMAS SHARP,
J" 81 Agsnt Tor TTauspoTiioR
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WE take thi. occasion to give

WE take this occasion to give
notice that wc Keep Constantly % hand. Stoves.
CRATES and Cooking Rangers az all kisi-. that
are generally u-rd In this market. of our own
manufacture, which we viii seii o. rcasonabls
terms- Ai-o, Motifs Agricultural Furnaces fos
steaniins food for Stpek, which We viii sell At
IN. msnufaeturcr's prices. aitrr adding the en-
pensc-. At our TIN. stowe and Sheet Iron Manu-
factory, near the Bcn Tavern. where all hind.
n be done on the most reasonable terms. and a
ofssg with TIN OF Copper, Gutierine. &c.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
L .ATHROP, CHRISTIAN 81 CO., are open
- Ing Frcsh spung Dry Goods, such az
Rich Baizorine Prints
Double Purple and French Lawn do
Pine Paris Chintk,
Rich Paris Lawns,
I" Black do
" Buarc BfIante,
II" Paris Bauegr,
" Ombre Tareton Scarf,
BaurRe do
A" Hermann do
" Barrcrr Sh1wls-very beautiful,
Linen Camhrc iidkfs,
Silk wrist ard Tassois
Gt,ss Linen skins
ALSO,
Birachd Cotton shrinrs and Shectinzs,
brown d.,
Penitebtiary and Furniture r1aida
Peonsin ~ and cheap goods can be- sppsd
nv calling ~ No 30 Main Street p,b h
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Also large assortment of Chdfrns Cord hHd Black Shoes
% and 37ic.
Persons wanting Shoes FAN kind. will DO the Cheap
Store" e subscriber sell DG
room Tor Pan purchases. JUDAH MYERS,
Ju7 No. RI. West Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-28

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