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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

:. The true riches of life is Health"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
o,5s5.l7

This fine tract Of Cotton Land was Sc
vsraI feet above the great inundation Of
lslA and at least four-filths Of il could
have been cultivated last year. |. is two
and q half miles only from the Yazoo r. !,
-. -. and lies about three miles west Of
Are cbewning's famous Shell Bluff plan
..,;ec and one and half north Of place
.a. .,.;vs,sd by Mr.. Gearing, Of Carroll coun-
The county road leading from Mari
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
Dr. sSSaync's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,

lNHE remedy Consumcton. Cos cousss spuins
BLOOD Bronchitis Dneuy OF breathing Asthma. Pain In hr
eds and Breast whcopng Cough and all nsea of
Liver aud Lang. brokrn Constitution Ae.
The above Is the original and pnpasou from this
Nauabs tree, aud has public by unpaal
ied curing All Diseases Of ths Lungs.
thu articles prepared hy who have sno~ied
the esnes OF medicine theory and
d Ia deceive the unsuS-etng Of the the
cssnal such "Bal.a OF via Ching P-nis
bAl>am OF Wild "Blam OF WIN Cbcfry
all = "Dr
Compound syrup OF WIN Cherry had
esies art to ~ forcron by eh-ees- nr~
Therefore. the phc sboad
preparation performing
ss'on'shipR Pulmonary all Other
dies had hrsd and the patients hopers-
eennatrs might published which would aonish ef-ny
self hut sd-emsd below publish Few Of the
Of who have bsen cured BY this wonderful
ty":
ns the efficacy Of swayns Compound srsp Of Wild Cherry,
Nalenne Chapman
OF d-ss lnss which has hseu placed seori anr
every Other ensdy had sl sb hs phseisn had given him up
a. ipcu'sbe
Levi. Of IVES, Pm d,rhla cured OF bi--ins Of the
urk- ofnv stan.pg Het blood
attended with hacking cough TIE . breast and back
winch nnay bFonr Communal consumption entirely cured
BY the u ~ s~ayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry.
iick u formerly The drs fesb
New iorh shss III. efficacy of Dr swAyre
Wild and Recommend. 81
wonderful
relieving ehsu CT obstinate complaint such coughing
wh-cEnr. choking Of phIsEm. asihmaue attack. sc.
James Oshoufn. Washinston, ~ and
bedng Lungs,
and he,Ins u.sd mosi Of the patsn incidence
THIS medicine IN all mniite rei,L anl safe.
pleasant AMI rnscuai remedy and worthy trial tom
skspuesL
Prepared on by swsyne Whose olse. removed the
Northwest OF Eighth anil Rae. Philadelphia
9- ony genuine
VIA Cherry be obtained PEYIOS JOHNSTON
ms Main Street and w. u. DoRNIs, $50 Broad street
September -, lsi5. ny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
EANhS' SARsAPARlLLA.
FoR faa RnanvAI. AND PERMANENT oppp
or ALI. plsEAsEs ARIsIEG PROM AN IN.
PURE STATE of TIE BLOOD, OR HABIT

VT Uhs cfsTeM, VIZ;

UT SrSTGM, VIZ;
'saas OF Kings ks RhssI.u.. ob.,is.s cuascous .rup
bss s worm OF ieief sesld Head Eniarrvnsnt
e oones sud Joints. s,ne'c'n Ulcers s,phnpe symptoms.
49, . SUI n-A' s.ins 'fo" an injuiieioas of
.''ay OF p'op-,' .,rs.arv at i"paienes Late
,.,., '"> -'' "'s removed BY this Pre-
Disease. having their ors. h, an impure ..,, NJ N. 49,,
au,d, generally vii, b. .ps-s and ~
,,m.sl. ,.,,r,,. =. NJ, o,-s.an 4, 1870, 80 =, N" IN
mcS,ns n. saa.s 10 s, s sa, % s ss soa.. IN ..
passing through III. r,p. ,y,su hr,, oh.ue,,on. n, d. ~
sorape oys.cu r.,,, the, ar, remove. !. N =. % h ~,
nrn,ary e.nai: Is,e, "a. ps,r., viii ,i ,ns s ,
operation Of the aaI.apar, from II. eur.tiy, ro,,t,
invaluable sde,- Viii b, rad Win ln,s,v. sy IN .,.,,., c
dbet,d:
BAlrso.r Jun. To- iss&
Assr. s.>p.-s.ut. MOI ebsrtn,l 90 .Sd 4. m. n,m,,
Gus Of yoar NJ. pressrv.,, s,rspau. VA. =,
year my upper
lip aud my SURROUNDING
Passages conveying tear. from the eyes To the
which an uns.a.n, OF tear.
my gums. causing dh,re very unpleasant and
IN, not have been hard ta.h
pull them ~rk-.ueh a, feeling, aud .uf
perfectly ni.crahe con
the eiy bes-6s livery
Thing bsad OF tried but all --viee
last re-o WAS RECOMMENDED change but this hks othtr
msdes ai no r r '.a-e continued rradaay To Increase
until my Who'll. body was anSeies But thanks humanity my
rhy.ieian you' preparation OF ssrapa
eurn 'n yoa' axen' N mas Guy VI "a. A. NEED eos' and
In s'- TINS than three month. restored hssh and
Your sapanh alone eneeed The eurs and with desrv that
~ nay no onss saneL ea. U.s. ms neh' eedeiss and
b. Tree from ds~ase with feelings Of JOY aud raiu remain
'".i nss. DANIEL MecoNNihAN
Wy ose 20 wow ~ 'neI p.iueaap VII hnd ms ct my
IN STREET ~ttrr Win aord me pleasure 10 com
p"Nit. nec"NNhAN'
fersaa appeaed before nv the asorv named Daniel Neon
ntan and madr oath Of The s contained the foregoing state
nsnl JOHN CLOUD,
Justice OF tbs r-aes Of tho CITY OF RAltissore.
eAse muH eonussnd it'en 10 tbs care
'u suehuon OF al "nh Ay smIeied
SANDS'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARlLLA.
exp~rims Medic r ,.or,
rh-anat. than any 9th
have aylns endured extreme surr
ing NJ times within the ias dive
hammsory OF acute Rheumatism have rseeauy
~peh with The happe" success heath
u mol nj
strength rapidly renm'ns attribute thi. hsshfu change
entirely 10 the use OF THIS Feeling deep sympathy
ta who are sesd WIN hs most tortnentng and painfu
paiat eannos yitain from eane ' accommodating such
of this valuable speeihe Having IN. eonlenes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
n9n BOSTON PIANO FIRTES,

~ ~ ItS0o ri a d way, (1nte Hewi. tss).
uSI received ful supply OF Lsnuel Gbert celebrated
tent Action Piano fortss These eompe
tent 10 be untsd
Gilbert has made Improvement
ION which he has secured patent by which power
b~auty Of well Quieknsss
obtained At the time the liability
order and thus The objection
rsuera By this inSeLton, will Ind
execution REFUSED Ieay hat The being
sirueed Of thoroughly reasoned only,
upon
ed 10 be peculiarly adapted for variable eus They
fully and eefany hnhsi and be painss
IN the most nch y ornamental
MIR Lenu"l Gb"u Piano Fortes combine power, eIpes
sion the delicate aud tbs
rch and brilliant; perform
anee OF music In gsetl vel rapiI
ton they are admirably sa ted fo P per
former. For sale oEly by ROMANS 4 ELLIS,
2a5 Broadway, New York.
@ Orders mail strictly every
warranted. Aim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
GORDON Il SKINNER

No. % Main street.
OFFER for sale
~ "a Hhds ~. CroI. OrIean. Anl Porto Rico sugar
~ Bore Loaf and IS b. Clarified Sugar
800 Bags RIO, Iaguira and Java Coffee
TEA-l3 l Chests t'un Powder, part prime
Chests Hilek, 10 H.
. "a q ns.-
500 sLles good and damaged Sol. Leatb-t
leo 10 Ru-sst Leather
200 SACKS salt part Ashtnns brand
COO Lbs shoe Thread
50 Kegs Du Pon.'s Powder
Cheese-in casks and bo-rs
40 Reams Cop AMI Letter Pspet
823 do Wrapping Paper
$50 Bags live geese Feathers
Huns Candles Soap
70 Dozen Bed Corls and Lima
lSp GTindsiones, Nova Seo1a
10 Bags PEPPER
10 do Ginger
Tisrees and I bbls Vinegar
Cotton Yain Lamp Wick and Cotton T~iD-
Indigo Alum. Nader, Corpens
Is Kegs Horse shoes
rs BoIes Tin Plate
lRoS rs Tons wetes Rnsh redsar County
American and Russa Sheet Iron
Rand ana Hoop IfoE and Nail Rolls
Mould boards ami Hollow Ysrs
CoPPER $500 lbs BfazisTs snsaihlsF and Box
ANHS PenisbIiary aud BsrEs
STEEL Naylors Cast and Shesr
American and Engi-L BlisteT.d
fpfinR STEEL IRON . IN iB-hes MD,
Wifr, Hlock Tin. spelirr. Ziyc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
AUCTION GOODS.

I" kGRES IL FAIRIES have reosise,i rson.
susioa Asd by ifaE NoTtL-sn Msfist
u NEW GOODS. smors ~hisA may - mentioned;
r-ean ~he uabd hih,, shAwi-. rttat'd arksu- shsw,
Noa.- cord ertTn ttisct Phin hS HnL .snssa do
s5lrnld II Shawl- = n ard velvet Neck Ties
sts.l AMI B,tnn- trimming disco. Velvet Ehsnds
NeN .'yi- rrut- pat "a IA auction VsTy hap
~, to9n usi tih Coz C' '- and saes coats
While rel Pisnp.ls, rad Li.,rys from itc2s
In Sddunn which il,y hand nl asStlnent Of
ku'. hk anifstcF CuJ an. ct -tylc
F.rch and Eug CABIN hiou'i French Chnis
Fin ard cord tr 'irss plaid JNakng Bonnet tauis
Lace ard ,s,bi' do. ircsss.
White cord .mbrd Ro6,s, tieh.
nsiJr 1et. Bi.f ~ TO hne.t
Thread French mi sie iAevs, bk k tnng.s Gimp Ccri
A-. a eonryir sock Gen-rs en- coed, embracing
Res French tlJth- and Cs-simrtcs
spl,rdi Sin Ns~;irgF. ffnIa TO 50.
iisndoris scsrs. Crava's. Gloves, Se.
Aso Nero Domestic Good, Ae
Al of which viii ~ sold smsu advance. Thos- In
good. Mould 10 well to call dete nd to mshs
prices ,albfaeiory WARREN q FARiss,
No pS Main %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
PHILIP n; TABB y son.

oes o Main and 18th Grocery sore OF
WIN. N. tistr,-on E-a.
TrENp To THE COLLECTION up CLAIMS u sv.y
"A dsrecn: Renting receiving and snnG real
property saesn, country: Hiring Negroes col
eetns hires josng pubic private sale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

" ne fUBLlC.
HAVE superior article of BrUshes from 90
to ocoo cheap general
~ aIte-s
G OF the best quality from sIio eeIoo Wholesale
retail
White Lead hard TO beat Neg, from IS lbs So
The above articles OF sereoa.
ountJ gentlemen would do well and Examine lhesr
toods and Judge Tor themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, pain
Nert door I Exchange BANK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting "f the President aud Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on ihs 18th day o, os,cbsr.
Is@5, the following Table vt Rates tor the Transport
ianon al Pas.enges was adopted take 'ffret and
after the Is day at December next, until Otherwise
dercd by the Board.
RErMHEN RICHNpSD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06

DECEnBEW StPPLY!
'ENHE subscribers are receiving elegant addl-
4 retailing ny ro.is aud in
Of few vii se sill further Ispu,' They invite
OF pubic the gncds already hand
Rich Aad heavy cord silks; whit" corded bonGst sls'
Roche Pou &c Soie; elegant BrOeh- ssuas.
E-eant FcSu S.us e., .ani 7utkcue Shawn
- Z NaTssUns, REVERE HdsfS
French Erbd CohNrs iusi" Httfs-
Bonbaz me- Lc-t make. S.S warp AiASs..
Ria and Nhtc sls Hoe.
Ombie Ca.hrist =. Shaded 60 Co Reps DO.
shstsd Mouse &c Lane; Ia,5s CrsPe ds lane.
fmStF'rrch Goth. for e'.aStnS. kish Ctrashrs.
PSaIl cold icsinn Heavy Liner ana Linen shsearg..
pAPc:s, Table fio'hs, long Lawns &c
TIL. y. PRICE A 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06

A'- -'H % " ie-eLts'fi = II 30 vi. ~ s''h'soV'
'e' 's-p''a''' t1'P' ~ 9i.e1,"n 20 ~, Ststs
WI d I't'p' M. "-u'a"ah'
r., =, p S .'s 'o ,, ,eN n'rs
he following e'T. NE submitted Tor TIE information 'hey con
'a"' -, go,
"a, S,HASsNoHis' S1P' 90 iSt'
our Z" voc -'th .t va oey i'e''' a. 500 ~olo
'h IN HpS thAi The Crest ibs MatseHfhs company nave
nlae va OF SHARP. hnotna Cos hnhs ara smihs ssh
l0t ''5 nc al"' "tI' op''a"l oy US uui aboat hf"e
Soy np sI alo Isn. ~. ,nc C,neI. rave oesn 70
\, ~. .ars "r.sa -, . ~. -. w. we, y, ~, -, M % -,
Tic con. wet. "a .fIlv yy.rd ss a., r., ~ ,.s,ns ma,
wsavng Wa saved and we shed and an Kept Of the yer
eenarr Of waste on the weight, OF vsrn The aye,sg. ~, The
three months above NAMED Wa a, foiorsi
SIa,p & CO.. .HaL ,le.ss ssr ,y,sLs
April, G3-iOO vase Ii4
May, ss-IDO
@sssns Msi' sioTs Pc sy,ndis
April, yG-iOO Waste IiO
May, $1,000 -
June, ss-iOO
SEiti's .vsi, PER sg,ss1>.
AprL i2-io6 waste "a
May. $1,000
Jrn. 7l-ioo -
n f.gard superiority n smuhs ss-ActnE Mu.. over
"hef. woa@ state Tint deeiy better ihln sharp Robcu-
'os Of ih'w" nas" not The least doubt hut IN fegadto
hAfohs the result of our % was not % etsn hls ~mpc-
WINE construction tn i'e"'nd 4 ana Es VII 't longer
500 - 's aue y" R' Di o' i'lf h'b any "hf h,ss rH-
o. s shu W. "pnoh ,h''"h IN" "no' op'a"i Wf he'f
"n hh muir" " !" CIV pr W'f'hre' aul ~" nave ae-
o''''hRV ''l'''u w Pn' q IE'up 'Pha'-' i"T our use
"''p-'"',,y y'o,,, ,,,,, c
grrrrsSurs. Sept I, I-i5.
Our ss't op"ratns Nn's ogesso oEr "us sai.seon.
duenz yhrn o arup'n' qualify arc an ffd ii.niD over
Tue and Mules ana ~ a les e2" not erecting gs cents
huinfo pW" about ao y'a'1shr' W. "tte putin osfa
"u h o" Ho 40" '.l my bNa t' b'.n "'an'd To- hat
'""'u' '''pa" !" H'''' S'"' '' ~, s,,r,., -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06


RICHMOND l. PpTGRspuEG naiLaOan
CHANGE az SsaSysa.
I'm and ai,er Moadsy tho stL Dec.nbst hist I,
MAIL TRAIN,
Leaves Roh,rcnd daily H. Pm.
Leaves P-i.rshnrx daily at 81, AN.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM.
L-aves Richmond daily (cneert sun tsy-l r.v
Leaves Petersburg daily (exeeptsupdays> ats, A NJ.
TtibO. 4. GAkNErr.
dc e sup'nt n. 4 r. x. x
RICHMOND. tREDERiCkSBuRti AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
lN and amer TprAS the l-avins
~ West viii he : O'Clock A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Mad T~is for Freisrsisss,..
Leaves daily SAN
Arrives dai,y M 2. NJ.
Mad rSSir yss CAaTst.Sr;s, st.sse-, SD Ly-s.bsrs
leaves daily A. N.
Auis-staiy mt 2. N.
Fsrr Ratilnor-.
Washington,
no fod-rieksbur.
po ChaIs,i-.Vri,,
TO Stannton
10 LynehtuIs 90
Tfios. SHARP.
sas Superintendent Of Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
CHEAP DRY GOODS,
FROM Auction.
NOVEMBER Is, lsl5


NOVEMBER Is. 1siS.
ID II. JENKINS has been receiving from auc.
h. and BY additions his ssoeh OF
Dry Good, which ne will sri = reduced r'iess'
Csleoes al 5, G, :, ln i2! cts. aud finer qualities.
5OO shawls, all ptecs, nom To SIS.
White aud rel ftspfe- IS, al so ant hssI
Eisnhes at 81, GSi,s 5, 100 and haer.
100 pr bed Blankets sst and higher
i.nS-ys ami Negro Ciotling, v,ry cheap.
1000 ~ county kniI SceS- iaIg. siE-S
Bargains "a tso'ls "a, inetes sni Nts irrs.
tad. ID reduced
Gloves aed Hossry OF every dcscriGt"n-
Also loo and hae bl-schd sbi unbssehei ccna shut
irg and aat Cotton oabur Which viii BE- soil cheap
toT cash by whcsai. AID reaus
u. JENKINS
naIs s,ap,a an. Fancy xsit Linen slore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

60 ass.sss.=..x ON and after the 81 of December
1z1os<&E ~ next our Boat will e av. Rn,,r Moptay,
Wed e4y, and Fridays precisely arrive 10 Iy neh.
burg next day' ~ 50 P. NJ
RtiuTnrs ye Lynehburg hopdAy wrSnedAys and FRIDAYS
all A ~, and arrive In RI hmord DAY - ~.
Passengers for stnunton,
By Boats will leave A. MOndays,
Fridays, reorsvie NJ and in stanton by
Jpn.
Ps.gs Far=ris CAa-tsts sal HaheI Co-- s.,.,
leave Richmond the Boats stases at
tersvui-.
BDYD. EDMOND d DxyPNPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
.JIIAN PIIIINI.


Copfcotioner and DeaIor In Foreign aud Dos
me site fruit,
III AS Just rectN = per Srhrs. Nassau and Man.
els isr, he follow NC 3Oois. -
100 Hous crop BInch Raisins
$50 Botrs do $50 Botrs do.
81 Kegs Malsap Gfsies (piur quality
10 BoIes MalHgl Ifmon- ig dBe OfdcH
Ca'ks Ianir Cutmns
Is Drums aniA Rasins
Is R"ses Ciuon 90, IqliitN
Clser BravfJ thrrffs
~ Dor olive Oh, tbr toustty1
2 Css,s PTunsg In Gisss Jar
Bahs Bofdeaur Atn,nds
Is Drums Firs
10 Ffsils Ms'sFg 90
BlissPh.Hcd do
goo T. o. Paper sh-u 10
20 Cases Canton ptgsetved GnF,f
90 Hotss ROCK Candy
1909 60 0sbuts, ns'g I'D .Gs
30 DO CaiHese IRE craeksn.
Togs het win sfea Csndy ~ he manufac-
nis warranted equal N aay other market Also
Hsest stock and the greatest n French Toys
Pan:y Good. Pean offered before
The above Goods eeee person sbi
on The Jesttem h. Rreat ndu,
persons purchase either ~ wholesale 90
tail and therefore ctuny soiefs q he to.s
County friends before sy pueisss s-whrr a. he doubts not
they viii hudh 70 Their nsis't u DO csHstNO
no One jpor below Erehsuss nant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN PAJyTINGI

AViNC berE At great ehpcnIs and trouble
eeedei IN procuring Paint that will WAIT sbnr
EQUAL tn the test polished ate doors All offer To my
msnd'a mushe's charge than the I'D plan Of
Specimens can be seen Of the work, 81 my Ssop.
no. NIT, Painter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06
w EIsIGER's REsTORER OF HEALTH,

Nv 1ohEA Of HEAL
TOT the 81 nysp<ps Chronic Tina h. and all dsea
arising from disorder Of the and howsl lie
ache. Heartburn. Efficiency. Conrra'icn he
Tbs great e~etTy Which ihs medic obtained
universally gaining Of
rdueed and the ID
the lat two rt5e seyoRd doubt superior sreAcy
10 n e-y eu1ire Dsis and Chrome Thrash
e"miIsn do1s,s In most the Re afford
immediate ref and efseisH etAngr for the
few days bat cannot b. rasnaty expected d-raes
s1rdng that the 'sus Effects ~ibe sboI
per Cd ye from the great celebrity has Aeaey
IND man persons APT ~ expect musL The
men shilt hers single Sorls aiosd
l1d perman' nj relief i'm Obs for physician
lining like correct ea Of the quantity cf medicine may
Indispensable u feet p-rminsB dnetssi forGa
Na,es Of dsea5- sr fore the quantity b.
Propo't'nae In its efrs-s,as requiring only Lotie
ohsfs may require siI reigkL For ss's by
aaaa IA Ma n s,,,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-06


A CARD Opening this morning at the Hat
and Cap Emporium Of the ub mo 81 Main street
ifcsh assortment OF genusm"ns youths and chrsns eIo
plush velvet and OF ain Gags ofthe New fash on~ I
ee.d within The last dsy by coneeru Also further
surPy Of those tezurfu such We exhibited and
were so much aeDTtd the Fur the Exchange
hosl-to which invite the the pub
lie generally IDIIN THDNpSOn A 90
s-w. areslspn receipt % fInhsr supply az eIira beL
Lynn aDhs, for the Lads,.
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DltkLES. Picked Peaches, Onions, Beans
u GheGn', P.ecal, MI.d sod Frn-h Pckis-For ,alc BY
70 IL JOHN CREME, I53 Main Il
superior Tooth brushes.
M have on hand 80 Of superior roo'h Brhes solid
w bses "atsd and wired 10 Lrs' variety Of pattern.
ALEX. DUAL 4 co,
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Ats ChPs, ke-w. are in fsce % OF h. nd.5m. Beaver
Ba's fine Mols'kn and bad mace 10 our
orfer and which for durability ard cannot
AGO. large and varied assomeni Of Coh which e
a-< The aurn'i Of pureha''rs no Is r. " ALLEN 60
SALT-eOO Sacks MaIsha. good order IN stove ami
- for sale by no 20 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 90.
EDICKLRD sPOT flsH-lo banas PeEi.d Spot Pih pu, up
expressly for iImily ueJus store and for s,ls
by no29 BissEIL. A MCANDIIsII
Il 10 COPfEE-2O Bags for al. low Close the ~.
~ - J. GRAPE
ElACON HiOULDBRs-IU Ta,ks " me Shoulders lust re-.
- oeiVed and Tor sue 10 % GRAPE.
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SECOND BRANCH.

The Branch met. Mr.. Lauderman present.
ed the petition of s. S. Briggs, Esq, asking
compensation for services rendered at the Po-
lice Office. Mr. Wright presented the petition
of sundIy citizens, asking an extension of Han
over Market. Referred,
Mr.. Baker submitted the annual report of
the Mechanical Fire Co., which was referred.
Mr.. Barnes, from the committee on police,
reported the following "Resolved, that it
shall be the duty of the watchmen to arrest
and carry TO the watch house, all negroes or
persons of color who shall be found upon the
street after the hour of ten o'clock, P. M, be-
tween the first day of April and the first day OF
October, unless they produce pass from their
masters or mstresses, if slaves, or if free, from
some justice of the peace" Read.
A message was received from the First
Branch, enclosing favorable receipt from the
committee on the accounts of the commission
ers of heath-read and agreed to. Also, a
report from the committee on education, refer
ring the accounts of the school commissioners
to the select committee on that subiect-read
and adopted. Also, report from the Joint
committee of conference, in favor of repeal
of certain resolution, which prevents the
appointment of members of Council to Office
read and laid upon the table.
A message was received from the Mayor,
announcing that he had signed certain bills and
memorials.
Mr.. Boyd offered resolution proposing an
appropriation of $50 for the repair of Bond-st.
between Pitt and Hempstead-sts.-- read and
agreed to. Adjourned
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ITO be continued

BLOODY AFFRAYs IN Missouri. A young
man by the name of Dudly, cut with a bowie
knife the throat of Mr.. Kiger, on the 2lst in
Palmyra, Missouri. Dudley gave himself up.
Kiger was dangerously wounded and is mot ex.
pected to survive The affray grew out of an
old difficulty between the parties A merchant
in Hannibal, Missouri, ma med w. P. Ousley
shot an old man named Spar, in that place,
on Wednesday of last week. Spar died al
most instantly. Some previous difficulty led
to this tragical result. Ousley has been arrest,
cd
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BUSINESS PRoSpEcrs IN New YORK. The
New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Post, gives the following as to the prospects of
business in that city:
The prospects ahead are by no means en-
couraging to some class of business men in
this city. Money continues scarce, and the
market felt no relief on Saturday The Banks
reluctantly extend their discounts, and I per
cent. is still obtained with ease in the street.
What seems to be a bad feature in business
prospects just now, is the unfavorable inteli-
gence brought by the agents of our merchants,
Just returned from the South, who represent
the condition of mercantile men in that quar-
ter, as very much depressed. The reduced
prices of their staple has prevented the Plant
eTs from meeting their own pressing engage
ments, and consequently, the country traders
are unable to make remttances North.
The failures which have taken place in this
city during the past two weeks, have been job
bers and dry goods men, mostly engaged in
Southern and Western trade; but if January
produces such results, what will be the effect
of the three ensuing months? The importa-
tons during the last year have altogether ex-
ceeded the wants Of the country, and both job
bers and importers have found themselves with
supplies much beyond the demand on hand
Consequently, many forced sales have been
made, and great efforts to get off their stocks
must result in bad debts and inevitable failures
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A M IL HICAN REP LlCAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

LITE MILITARY HALL, ". GAY STREET.
FENHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
u forms the citizens Of Baltimore and vicinity that,
in conformity with public opinion he has changed the
name of his establishment to the 'SAMERiCAN RE
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS" where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such nec ones as may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort. The Bar will be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
QUORS, and all the Delicaccs of the will be
served up, as heretofore, in the hest style.
G5-The BOWLING SALOONS, attached TO the
establishment, are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molestation, and at
tae smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n20&n Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st.