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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02
COMMC NlCATED.
Rech0l1itcas

ATent Of the Independent Order of Rechabites,
has, within the last few days, been established in
this Town; from which We augur much good. es-
pecially to the cause of Temperance, as the object
of the Order is, we understand, mainly for the
spread ofTemperance principles, although we be-
leve in connection with other benevolent purposes.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-May /.

-
In consequence of the low state of the Rivers,
very little, if any country produce has found its
way to market during the past week. Indeed our
merchants say that such want of supply has not
occurred in years. cd.
NAVAL STORES.-Last sales Old Dip 81
3d. none arriving affords no opportunity of testing
the market. An auction sale Of 100 bbls. on
29th ult. brought So 7Oa So 724, Virgin Dip ia
taken as it arrives at So 45. Tdr.---Last sales
81 IS, in the water; only lot sold in ten days. An
increase supply would probably command better
prices.
LUMBER.-No demand for the moment, ex-.
cept for Flooring Boards, which would command
Sl3 90 for superior parcels OF River Sawed.
TIMBER.-Scsrce and wanted; last sales $50
S71. lhingks-will command So 90.
| GROCERIES.-Sugur.- sale of 20 hide
New Orleans was made at auction, which brought
6a65c. -: 80.
MOLASSES-Held at 80 33 cts. A few
casks Muscovado was readily sold at IS cents.
/ COFFEE.-No> large sales has been maue.-
Several smaliParceIs of Rio has been sold at ~:
WHISKEY.-Sales Of $50 bbls. was made
, nearly at 25 cents, now held higher.
| PROVISIONS. Stock of N. c. Bacon fair,
sales, hog round at She Western Sides held at
c. Old Ohio Mess Pork at retail sl4 90. Prime
do. Sl2 90:
RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEwfoRh-
Naval Stores, 80 35 cts. per barrci'
Rice, la cts. per hundred
Cotton goods sud yaras, so cts. pr. bss":
Tobacco, 81 so per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc a S. SO per m.
| .NK RATES OF EXCHANGE, wII.lSsros.
Bank cheeks on Philadelphia, pr. CT. pens
New York. q.
- Boston I"
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the former sold at Ct 6ic.. and about an e
quail quantity of Sides at u 1sc., principal
~ at the former price.
La'L-The supply of this article is also on
The increase, some 1000 kegs having reached
the market within the past ten DAYS. about
400 Kegs of which, have been sold tlais week
at SIC. per ID.
Extracts Courier Price Current.
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NlARBIEDs

In this town. on the Gath ult., by the Rev. DR..
Drane, Mr.. Peter NJ. Walker. TO Miss Margaret
Lane, daughter of Levin Lane, Esq.
In this town, on the Goth inst by the Rev. DR..
Drane, Mr.. Edward d. Hall, to Miss Susan H.,
daughter of Levin Lane, Esq.
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DIED,

In Raleigh, OH the 18th ut, Yancey Bailey,
Esq, respectable and worthy citizen.
In Hillsboro, on the 9th ult., Mrs. Eliza Estes
at the advanced age of 96; for many years com
municant of the Episcopal Church. Also, on the
Dist, Thos. Clancy, Esq, Post Master.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-April 26.

Cotton appears to have declined a quarter
OF cent since last Saturday, In fact, so
iuctuating are the prices Of this article. that
they can scarce be depended upon from one
day TO another. Molasses is selling from 36
to 40 cents per gallon; lard cts per h.; and
flour We believe, has advanced to % so and
"a SO. Other articles remain as last week.
The distressingly dry weather continues.
North Caroknidn.
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New Spring and Summer
@I1IIN3Rla

Dock Street, Cd door ADORE Mrs. Joseph Hills.
MRS. WI(Ll YNS0N
NMOST RESPECTFULLY informs the La
1XA dies of Wilmington and the surrounding
country that she has just returned from New
York with handsome assortment of
Millinery Goods,
ofthe latest styles and fashions:
selected by herself with great care, expressly for
the Spring and Summer trade. Her stock consists
in part of
Lace and Brilliant BONNETS,
Lace do.
Bingham and Lace do
Misses Open Edge do
Florence Braid do
Rutland do
Fine Straw do
Straw and Willow do
RIBBONS. LACEs, sATT1Ns, EDG-
1NGs, &c. &c. &c.
and variety of other articles in her line too te-
dious to mention, to all of which she invites the
inspection of the Ladies.
She also carries on the
MANTUA MAKING BUSINESS.
Mrs. W. hopes, from her knowledge of her bu-
siness and the very low rates of her goods, to re-
ceive liberal portion Of the public patronage.
Wilmington, n. c., April 18th, lS45. stiff
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NEW YORK MARKET-Anril aG

NEW YORK MARKET-April &c.
Turpentine, Wilmington, soft asa 90
North county" o 90 2 IS
Washington aud Newbern. 90 3 25
Rosin, IS IS
Spirits Turpentine, BY AZ
Tar, 6esa / 6s,
Rice, SO IS
Cotton ~ 81
Narul !Stores.--We have only to notice further
sales of 1900 bbls. Newborn Turpentine, at S3,25
per bbl; and Spirits Turpentine, in lots wanted,
at previous rates.
Rice.-Since our last Saturdays report, an ad-
vance of IL! cents per 100 ID. has been realized on
all descriptions, and about 1000 tierces have
changed hands during that time, at $3.50 S3,75,
cash. Holders are very firm, and for a few prime
paroles our highest quotations have been refused.
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4 CARD.

EAR w. H. HILL respectfully offers mis- pro-
~ fessiona services to the citizens of Whining
ton and its vicinity. When not professionally en-
gagged. he may be found at his Office on Market
street. few doors below the Post-office. M2 33tf
S.HEA'S BOOK KEEPING.-Ths .dmira-
- BILE system Of Bookkeeping can be purchased
ut the Wilmington Book Store.
M2. ls45. (33tf ALONZO WARD.
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M UST RECEIVED-.3,OO lbs N. c. Bacon.
Cd Hams Sides and Shoulders; half barrels Ca
nal Flour or. barrels Buckwheat; Sugar, Coffee,
Molasses, Nails Potatoes. Corn, best Lamp Oil, a
small assortment of Dry Goods. Pots, Ovens,
skillets Crockery, &C., all Of which will be sold
low for Cash.
Expected by the Rail Road this week, more
Bacon and Meal, from Rocky Mount and Weldon.
Ne s45. 4. J. BATTLE, Agent.
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DACON.-l500 lbs. N. Z. Bacon, sides, hams,
I'D and shoulders; tubs Goshen Butter; Rio
Coffee. Sugar, &C. &c. For sale Ivy
M, Is45. [33nl ED. HEALY.
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II IME AND HAY.-Daily expected and for
- sale, 300 casks Thomastown lime. sc bun.
dies Eastern Hay, by BARRY & BRYANT.
April 23d. ls45. 80
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FOR SALE or RENT.

FOR SALE or RENT.
THE HOUSE at present occupied
ira by Mrs. Coxseter. If rented, it will be
s!.ER until LIST October, next; possession given
&8 lst May next. If sold. part Of the pur-
chase money may remain on Mortgage. on the
property. For further particulars spply to
JOHN A.TAYLOR.
April "a, Ie45. 23-if
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A LIE AND PORTER.-l0 casks Ale, in
n quarts and pints; 10 casks Porter, in quarts
and pints. For sale by
Apis, 1916. 1881 BARRY & BRYANT.
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EYEGLASSES, SUGAR AND COFFEE
w so hhds. superior 81. Jago Molasses; hhds.
Porto Rico Sugar; 10 bags Cuba Coffee. For
sale by BARRY & BRYANT.
apis, ls45. SO
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-26
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
no = sIabEe'VyJ CAV S'ryS IL tTfF.

IUlRD DOOR FROM BALTIMoRE-ST.
EIfsAg, Having leased that popular Public House,
E;Y!W located as above, in the central, healthy aud
tsWii, business part of the city, and having had it
Mt5IiL thoroughly oVerhaulad renovated and par
tally moderniEri; also furnished from the first TO the
fourth story with new BeddiAc, Carprliug, and all
other Furniture | will he prepared on and after the
18th inst. to receive and accommodate permanent and
transient BORDERS, by The day, week, month, or
single meal.
The 'rabIe WI he in keeping with the times, and
supplemented N person By Mrs. WRIGHT
Terms and Charges IN all cases shall be moderate
transient guests wlil only pay for what they rcCcire.
The BAR wiz be attended by an obliging and aiten-
tive Ear-kecper and stocked with as good liquors,
fancy drinks, Scrars of all descriptions, Chewing To
bacGO Sc, this or any other city in the Union caa
afford rs II is Intention and earnest desire OF the
Proprietor 30 make this establishment comfortable
in all respects possible, if not fashionable rs
others of higher pretGnions) he therefore Respectfully
s0!ics his f!suGS acTlaintances aud The public 10
give him a call and judge for themselves, assuring
them that 10 eEertnn on his part 10 please shall be
neglected. Respectfully am the pnbcs obedien
servant, JOHN II. Nlinu J, proprietor,
Washington House, No. II. Gay street,
sci2-eola Near M1rkrt-st., Baltimore. Md.
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IsS0GJNl0N on co .E.Ai;T'T - i2SHIp
w ~ iIt 49, ~
THO 4. DORSEY,
SAMtE.. BRADY.

ftF- TI0@. r. aEt.EDN, having purchased the
en- re- interests the former p@rtnes Respectfully
nounces to his ,ri"us, and The puHc generally fRot
he Intends continuing The business Oh his dC10u.it,
ana hopes By las gu.em,Ing attention To hlsincss 10
m'nl continuation g.. TIN, patronage iIber,ily
tended TO the LAT" FIRM. In Oder 10 close the Old bus
mess As early practicable, he int nd~ selling out HE
stock on hand -, saeh v"r reduced prices rtotcSaie
ant Jci1', rs caanut fail 20 attract The att,ntnn OF
purchasers. P,.,Dn# wishing Ia Obtain bargains now
have IA opportunity Of doing 50.
The stock consists of tine aud supNriire CLOTHS,
Cas- %iNERES CA&SiNETS ard NESTTNG%; Fau-
np's; Blankets; irish Linens Linen Shreiings; gen
pral assortment Of baachrJ, brown AL plaid Domcs-
tics; great variety Of Ladies' Dress Goods, consist
ing Of Silks, CtSHMEGE&, MOUSLIN DE
LANES, ALPhCAS, sc.
silk, Cashmere 0nd Woojlen SHAWLS; Broche
do; aud grca. ylrety Of Goods, such a are usually
kept in wholesale and retail Dry Goods stores.
\. b. He intends keeping up good assortment Of
new and SeaSonabe goods, which hG will sell at the
lowest market prices, and to which lie invites the at
tenton Of purchasers.
=. :. Al! persons Indebted to the late firm, whose
accounts due, requested to make early settle
mCn' Of The same. sel0-eOlm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROCKWELL ~ STONES
V Asst Nj A M Nj 9TH CIRCUS,

POSITIVELY TIE CLOSING NIGHTS!
FUNHE capacities, numbers and discipline of this
u establishment, render it peculiar facilities in di-
materially altered, aud comprise teats and displays Of
THE MOST POWERFUL INTEREST.
lF5- Three SPLENDID ENVnIES. -fr0
ACCOMPLISHED FEMALE EQl ESTRIANS!
BY far the most numerous ana accomplished selection
OF females artiStes united under one management
and led by the distinguished Mrs w. COLE!
CLOWNS,
ALEXANDER ROCKWELL. and L. WILLIAMS.
Tue CASALCADE OF WARSAW.
HOLIDAY SPORTS or OLD SPIN;
OR, THE BULL FIGHT!
And the Oncntal spectacle termed
LORDS OF THE DESERT!
VIII be performed on THIS OCCASION, in connection
with several scenes in which Mr.. FRANKLIN. the
greatest performer i'll the world. will appear, viz:
DOUBLE LEAPS. DOUBLE SOMERSETS, SLACK
RopE FEATS, STILL NAULTiNG and SINGLE
HORSEMANSHIP!
The following is record of some of the artists who
appear in conjunction with Mr. FRANKLIN. The
RiVEA FAMILY; MIR, and Mrs. W. COLE; ROCK
WE'LL and WILLIAMS; Mr.. WILLIAM DAVIS,
the great English Iiorseman aud Mr.. ROB'T WHITE
with his Band of NEGRO MINSTRELS, &c.
F15- The same performances are to he displayed on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS. and ON
{l}- S.4TGR D.4Y .9FTERNOON! -fg}
90 Doors open at ,, aud performances couimenc-
inl at y O'Clock.
{G}' Doors open in the evening at 81 O'Clock, and
performances to commence at u.
PRICES-BOyes IS cents. Children under 10 years
of age, half price.
{I7- Gentlemen can obtain tickets at the Circus,
from 10 NJ. Till |, and from q Till F. A.. as also
at the regular hOus. TPRI se2j 81
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DANCING AND WAITING.

n {. PidtLLIpS fespeClIU!Iy IniOfms The IA
" . dies and gentlemen Of Baltimore that, at The
earnest solicitation OF number of his friends, he has
taken "White Hail Saloon" III BANK STREET,
near Broadway, for the purpose of teaching Dancing
and Waiting, commencing nm TUESDAY, Sept. so.
DAYS OF TuTIoE-TUESDAX and FRIDAY, from
I'LL O'Clock, for young ladies, misses and masters;
and I'LL 10 O'Clock, for gentlemen {uF-'ie made
known on Application to &. &. PHILLIPS, at his lC-
sdence, no 23i Wolf street, or at the Hall on days
Of tuition. st2l- eO7tt
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m-ENy DRY GOODS, AT

"a No 81 BALTTMDKE STREET.,
between Frederick st. and Market Space,
Where the sub scrbnr has opened Store OF all NEW
GOODS suitable 10 the season. consisting IN part OF
Cloths, Cassimeres Cassine,ts Vestipgs, Mousn de
Lame; Cashmere, Alplcas, Calicoes, &c. nc. Also,
Cashmere and other SElAWLS, and general assert
mcnt of W0Olen and Domestic GOODS ct every de
scripon which he viii sell As OW As they can b. had
in this mar 2t, and sOlicits his leads and the public
generally to call and examine his stock.
se22 colin JOHN :. SELBE.
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BARGAINS, HAREA;vsy

EEAs7 Another very Cheap store in N0RTE GAY
Es,.s% STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
~ he found beautiful assortment al tbs most
fashionable EONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS. and general
assortment Of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoe', Nous
lin de Lancs Lawns; Linen lidks.; ge@lem"n.
Stocks and Collars; Suspenders and grrai variety Oh
Goods too cdiogs to cnslserate. The rgaiC are
spcc;fuy invited call this View and C.sear t0gc,
where they VIA he accommodated with fresh goads
and nj the lowest prices. {R5- Doa't iorg0tNn. 's3
GAY STREET, opposite Faypue. aplGlf
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qpApEy2 E.ASGINGs An COST

RSApEi1 EhEGlSGS AN CGST
a have large lot of PAPER llAH@iNGS which
viii sell AT cost IN lots 10 suIt purchasers. Those
in want OF Paper iiaHainIs have NOW AZ opportunity
to suit themselves al TIE lowest prices
have on hanh and s3CkH 10 order Beds, Mattresses
Cushions. Wii.lDS had's, Nru .au anh ra.et
Blind, Fah'e Na t'intu. Na'riHe, !l1s,, Sc.
{cy- ont SOFAS. GArir' "ud Mattresses a. .arrd. and
p.vfr q hrr galisiY at ! PNDhSEERE work done in
tie .yest Hlann'r ami trrucrd gIices. call un
LuUlS hU4lGR, NJ. =. Liberty st,
s.l3 ore door lhogH EAItImDrC ~, u.
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FOR SALE & RENT.
..xk VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
VERY VALUABLE SERVANTS.

HN0R SALE--A very likely black Woman, %
s. years ofagc, to serve years, first rate cook,
washer and IrouGr, aud can come highly recommend
ed also n very likely black man, 20 Yeas of age, to
serve II years, first rate farm hand ana waiter also
very likely black girl, IL years of age, To II
years, she is from the Eastern Shore and come
highly recommended as house servant sc; also for
sale very likely black boy, years Of age, to
10 years, very smart and active, aud can come welt
recommended from his present owner Families
wishing to purchase have now fine opportunity
Applyat SCOrTl'S Intelligence Office,
sel6 Ne. 10 Exchange Place.
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4 earn. Received direct from the manuiactrT,
Ia er, Levi Browns ce'ch'ated Diamond pointed
Gold FEN5, the genuine articles Also gold aud silver
Pencil Gases, with jacksOns superior Leads Tor rem
Gil cases. supply of the above Articles at all tunes
i'll store for sale bye. D. CLARK, Wafer street, Sc
\ r. Gold aud Silver wanted jelA -eotf
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g vsr.r-g FREIGHTs IGEDCCtD TO
El-.s;eell zsSFREDNEiCAS Surg, ", Shippers
s5da-sr1osS ~ Fredericksburg, Va, are respect
fully informed that the rates ri freight p"r Steamboat
RAHPAHANNOCk, have been reduced - PER CENT
on our charges last Spring, and it IL hoped 0wr low
rate VIII lnaucc al cur former CuStCmars 20 ship by
this rou;n, ~ Freight Oh Dry Goods, PEI gbic foot
81 cts; yIhds. &c Size; Barrels - Cts. Oler goods
in proportion.
sEt-Fycight received OR hoard the boa! 9n FRIDAY
ami SATURDAY Of each week. Goo!s shipped to
the subscriber from otArr clCs to be forwarded To
Fredericksburg, will meet with prompt despatch,
5. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
se2i Once Hughes Quay.
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ppEAUTIFUL GOODS.

~ Il. HOPKINS,
Va No SO HANOVER STREET,
Having returned 10 the city with large assortment
of rich and fashionable GOODS, is prepared to offer
to HE public the following, of the recent mpor
tanns and patterns, viz: SHAWLS; a splendid va
Eety of SILKS; CaShmereS; MOuslines: Apaccas;
French Merinos; Coburg CLOTHS, &c. sc.
Also, Bajun's best GLOVES, assorted cOors, with
a large assortment of French worked Collals and
ChcmazetteS, sc. &c.
&c In addition TO the above, she has also succeed
ed III procuring full assortment of goods suitable for
FRIENDS. se2j-:3tt
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STAMMERING AND SUFFERING
IIIREn RX DIR MAMS OLE VA

EAR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to an
y Rounce TO the citizens of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpose of curing I'M
PEDlMENTS OF SPEECH, AMI all other defects in
the VINCE He has in his possession testimonials of
the i.SeSt responsibility, attestirg The signal success
which has attended his labors, and would be most
happy to- exhibit Them TO any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor 10 call.
His residence for the present Is a, the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he be at any time
between the hours of 10, A. NJ. and d. p NJ.
Gt3- DR. MAY ) will visit ladies AT their residences
il IenIested. Se2h Nv
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BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS.

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
ADSaah CASES BOOTS, SHOES aud BRO
CSNYNp CANS, among which are--men's, boys
and youths thick pagsed BOOTS; Kip, Cali and seal
do: thick peeged HROGANS; Kip do.
A Women's kiN grained and Ca'fc--
a6EslssssS Lace BOOrEE&; strap SHO Els. SN'~'>a-~
BJShINS, &c. Kid, Morocco, Roam and Leather
SLIPPERS, sc. Received on consignment ana for
sale at manufacturers lowest prices by
SCHUENiNG & SAWYER,
sei2-e02w No. l. German street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE,

NUN 7 0INEEI IfEA 7 NE. E.S3
FENt8AS sGS ENING. sept. 18th, viii he perform
H. ed DUNE MAN OF MANCHESTER Tom,
the Dumb Man. Mr.. w. +. WOOD. Edward Wilton,
Mt THOMPSON. c. Wilton Nh. MESrAYER
Mr. Pa'm"rston, Mr.. BOWERS. Lord ChefJ
Nj. &. J. SMITH. James, Mr.. o. SMITH. Jane
Wilton, Mrs. WILKINSON.
After which, Chinese Dance, by Masters WOOD.
To conclude with FOX AND WOLF. Sam, MIR.
Ellen, Mrs. PENSION.
lG}-Boycs 80 cenls-PIt - cents. Doors open at =
PetI0tmaMces 10 cOmmence AT Il o,cock. Il
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ENIUTS, SHOES, RAGS, CAPS, NC. Sc.
Z h 1870 ca,rs, received per recent arrivals ji Get
fya, naG3ujtrwcrs, consignment, and for sale by
tie ease na'y on manufacturers HceoaU,, 1t unptece-
dGntaGiy low prices.
al.3m T.. Il. MERRILL, l. and 10 hanover ST.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

FBVIIES NIN FtNENtT, Sept. .Gh, WI De perform
a ed SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL" Sir Peter
TeaZIr, Mr.. w. BLAKE. Sir Oliver Surface. Mr..
aBECkET Charles surface, Mr., WiIEATLEY.
Joseph Surface, Mr. j. WALLACK. Jr. Sir Benia-
min hackhte, Mr. LEMAN. Crabuce, Mr.. CHAP
MAN. Lady feaHie, Mrs. J. WALLACK, Jr.
70 conclude with DUMB BELLE VIVIAN Nj
WHEaTLEY. Eliza, Miss A. FISHER.
G3- Prices of admission: To the Boxes so cents
To the PIT Is cents. t-Doors open at :, the Curtain
will rise at Il O'Clock, 1t
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nOYNETs, DoNN Hrs, AND FIoWEits,

JISI UPENUU.
Look out for the ''CIIEAP STORE" where
sIae..ra,y be found one al tho hast ASSIGNMENTS o.
x%4rMtLLINEGY GOODS in the 2;y-such a
81, Florence, Rutland and AL kinds Of Braid
BONEETS; silk B0nHeis by the doz.; Velvet do
Baunei Silks and Yelysis, IN great variety; Boane'
Cans; artificial Flowers in great vary; large stock
Of Rb5aus Alpaccas lor dresses; Cashmsres; Frenca
MeriE0 shaws; Gloves OF all kindS in abundance.
IT, 4 good assortment Of ganilemtz's wear--&lca
as stocks CravatS Ssspude &c. Don't forget the
place hut call aud SEQ for vourseIvss-vnu may Yci
on Bargains at 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, i've
DOCS above Light street.
so,Dd JAMES COBl2N.
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"a EW SNUiaF.
~ No. l29 LEXINGTON STREET.


~ No. 129 LEXINGTON STREET,
one ho1r above Rev. j. e.. 3oRRIs' Church.
10 UILLIaH }Fi{ITE respectfully intj}rms his
friends and the puhli. that he has on baud a choice
assortment of GROCERI ES--such as Gnnpowder,
Imperial, Old Tyson and Young Tyson TEAS; Put
veriSed, Crushed, Loaf and Brown SUGARS; Sugar
house and New Orleans MOLASSES; Java, Padang.
Rio and ST. Domingo COFFEES; Winter Strained
ami other oils: SPICES; with general assortment
sunicrs, sc23 trtuirlt'
EDESASS KEW FOUND. A Brass KEY was
-2-9 found II Baltimore 81. yesterday, which rhr
owner can hay" by calling at The "ClippGr Office aud
paying for Tits advertisement. sc25f
EM ISS0GJIL0N OF co. E'A t;G'T IL I2SIGIp
kD-Ihe 60 Partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of DORSEY X NELSON. expired by limlla-
lion on the Isl instant The business vii! be settled
up ny THOMAS +. NELSON, who viii use the
name Of the hHn Cor that purpose.
'THOS. T. NELSON,
THO+ 4. DORSEY,
SAMUEL. BRADY.
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wgOGERS' DTAWOND CEMENT.
Va For mending Glass, China, Mantle Ornaments,
&c so that the crack is scarcely percepHhe; and wa
ter or fire will not have any effect upon it For sale
any hy &. p ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner Of Howar! aud Marion, and
i,an1ly Howard and MllisJn-StS,, Bait.
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rnFIS EsGATEG. SHEET IRON.
& COPPER WIRE, Sc Sc.
$40 box TIN HLATH, , ia, and aHlsa slNes
100 oo&,, headej, Tor Eoo&u5, liX20, Of hrstChar-
coal brands
~ bundles best Ama1icar, English aad Russia
&HEET lEOS--ali dI &c. importation.
~ G.U Us. Eu1Irls COPPER. assorted
% casks F3uaron %UELT Hi&C
20) bundles Hri-ht and amtcard IRON WIRE
~ volls SHEET LEAD" - 80 & lbs.
- pigs Banca TIN; $40 plates SPELFER
81 o, Pig and Ear LEAD, Bar Tin, sc.
ny 4 fl!l stock OF Timers Ho.ls and Peek: Wa
ch.0rs, Timed and iron Rycts, Timed Copper, &c.
For sale Oh liberal cyms bv
L. PRATT & BROTHER.
a2J Grnf ~ and % >. Charles street.
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q BALDERSTGN.
IA SURGEON DENTIST,


Na SURGEON DENTTST,
FRONT ST, fs'Sj houss rom Baltimore st.
l. q. performs all operations in mechanical a,I
Surgical Dentistry. Terms moderate, aud work IN
al! cases warranted.
Persons suffering with the TOOTU-ACIiE, are re-
mindrd that b. mas an inlaE!e remedy for il-lho
tooth preserved and rseluIas ever.
{Et- 4 few more boxes of his highly popular TCOTu
POWDER for sa,e--pr2c % cents sPi- IN