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apONNETs, RIBBONS,

2B AND MILLINARY GOODS.
SALMON q SMALL, No. s2l Baltimore street,
doors below Charles street, have received by late
arrivals and added their extensive stock o. Mlina-
ny Goods, which embraces $50 Carers' Paris RIB
BONS, some most splendid styles; Paris Artificial
FLOWERS, new and richest styles; Bonnet Silks and
LAWNS, and every style of Bonnet Materials Ne
apo!itan Law BONNETS, new patterns and rich ma
teria French and English Brliants and Rullands;
fine Split STRAW; Braid and Straw Bonnels; Lcghorn
HATS, and Straw GOODS of every description, at
the lowest New York prices.
ALSO-New style Paris Bazarines aud Barages;
Embroidered GfNGHAMS; French CHINTZES;
Dress SILKS; Rich Mourning GOODS, with great
variety of Fancy and Staple Goods bought very low
at auction and will be sold cheap at any cstab-
lishment in this city.
County Merchants and Miners are invited TO call
and examine our stock, where they will find the hest
goods at the lowest prices.
ap2l- e0tlstm SALMON s SMALL.
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MARYLAND PoTTERJES.

STONE AND EiRTHEN WARE FACTORY.
The subscriber, having taken the above long estab-
shed Factories, would respectfully inform his friends
and the public, that he will continue to manufacture
STONE and EARTHENWARE in all its varieties
His undivided attention will be given to the bust
ness, and the article he manufactures warranted TO be
equnl if not superior in qualify to any made in the
Union. He will always sell at low prices as good
article can be bought in the city.
o. Ware delivered to any part OF the city free of
breakage or expense.
PeTrERlEs-EDEN STREET, near e. Baltimore
street.
WARE RooMs-No. 50 SOUTH ST., (old stand)
ap2l. eo3tt JAMES l.. PARR
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.


a NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
tA benga liquid Dye, which SPONTANEOUSLY changes
the color OF the hair beautiful brown or bluck,
without injury to the hair or skin. The great supc-
norty Of this Dye consists in its easy mode of appli-
eation and instantaneous effect-a other dyes re-
qulrngtrom 10 to twelve hours 10 produce any change.
Its superior excellence will be apparent to every one
upon single application.
Extract from the 'Phadelphia Daily Sun" Al
EAANDER's TRICoBAPRE.-The effect Of the above on
the mar is truly astonishing. II was tried erday
in eur office, and the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Forum y Sc
vera OF acquaintances have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alexan-
der's Irlcohaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
1t has i'll no case failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it to gray hair orwhiskerS,
1t lmparts beautiful brown or black color
20 For sale by Coleman & Rogers. No. l73 Bali-
more street; G. w. Andrews, j. NJ. LarOque, ]. w.
Scott, and f. Perkins, Baltimore street; ]. Y. d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Canden-Sts Perkins s Bro
lher, corner Green and Franklin-ss.; ]. w Barry s.
Co., corner Pearl and Baltimore and wholesale
by the sole agents, R. & G. A. WRIGHT,
APPEL eOt21thM" % South 4th street Philad
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h5-LADIES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies of ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room of the Church, on the Evenings of 22nd
Odd and oath inst The proceeds to be applied towards
reducing the Church debt As pains will be spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies' hope their Efforts will he appreciated ana the
audable object in view promoted.
Tickets to be had the book stores of Mr. Bruner
Charles street. and of Mr. Fl. Colburn, Baltimore ST.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room.
NIB. The room will be open for the reception of
visiters throughout the day. APPS
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NOTICE. JAMES l.. PARR having purchased
~ the interest of his mother, MARGARET PARR
in the MARYLAND POTTERIES, the business
will hereafter be conducted in his own name
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CoScERrIslNG. The great Norwegian fid-
dlcr: Ole Bull, arrived in Louisville on Tues
day last He intends giving concerts there
Mr.. knoop, the celebrated volincelist, is also
there concertising, assisted by his talented la
dy upon the guitar.
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- II 4 II TIN,
JnlN II WILSON

The members of the above Institute will please he
al their post on TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock,
as is ndiapensaby necessary all should be present
IT. Bv order of THE MAJORITY.
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III UMBER! LUMBER! Just received a lot
M and p inch Walnut, Sycamore Scantling and
Boards, Cherry and Poplar Scantng and Boards,
with large and general assortment of seasoned Lum
ber Apply to ID. l.. THOMAS s. CO.,
ap2l2t Falls Avenue
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$4,000 1 T1 8Eok sAE ! mo-. M9,gA y.

$ 10000 at T THcs shR - I BROS ToIgA Of.
fee for $4-76 Nos ID ballots. 81 invested with us
may make you independent for life. Many tieketpur
chasers who have been trying elsewhere in vain TO &c
prizes have acknowledged openly their good forum,
since they began to patronize On Saturday last 10
give one instance out of many, citizen told he had
dollars laid cut with Us in package of whole tickets
yielded him in return $50 clear. We sold to differ
ent persons prizes of $500, 200 SC, all of which
now on file. Drawn Nos. of Saturday,
l6 81 50 80 70 80 40 10 62 6 63 81 81
Apply early TO our ever lucky Office
II. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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YHNuE GREAT TIDE OF LUCK NOW
81 seiiiLu q the n flee of EI. E,ECIlER & co Z

YUyHE GREAT TIDE OF LUCK NOW
III setting in at the Office of FLETCHER & Co, 5
Holiday st is attracting the attention of ticket buy
ers all over the city. During the past week sold
to citizens and strangers, and mailed TO patrtnsf
abroad prizes amounting 10 several thousands of dol
lars. Another busy week is anticipated-no less thu
six brilliant Lotte ries TO off and millions of dol
lars in prizes be distributed The tickets and pack
ages in all on sale at this Office whers the
ctzen and stranger in town is most respectfully in
vlted TO call and Try his fortune. -
{t3-THIS DAY, $4,000 for 81.
Drawn Nos class u.s. April l9-lowest prize s
Is 81 50 30 70 80 40 10 e. 63 81
Orders meet prompt attention, when directed to ,
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO.,
1t Baltimore, Md. }
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{h3- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MILLERsS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Hacerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 9TH of
May. Imh24-t5thM*l j. s. POLLARD, Pres't.
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TRAVEL TO PHILADELPHIA 1t will be seen,
by the notice in this days paper, that the hour
for the departure of the steamboats, of the Clti-
zens' Union Line, for Philadelphia, from Bow
ly's wharf, foot of South street, has been
changed from seven 10 six O'Clock. A. NJ
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attention to the programme, in another portion
of this paper, of a grand Concer, and Exhibi-
ton to be given this evening, at Calvert Hail.
The entertainment, varied and well selected,
will no doubt prove highly interesting.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

nF-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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The MusEUM-'Jim Ciop Rice" The
manager has effected an engagement, for one
week, with MIR. 7. d. Rice, the celebrated and
original "Jim Crow who will make his first
appearance this evening, in new serio-comico
Ethiopian burlesque opera, entitled "Otello."
MIR. Rice will sustain the part of "Otello;"
Mr.. Owens "lago," and little Miss Cannon
that Of ''Desdemonan The other characters
by the members of Mr. Peale's excellent com
many
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

ANNIyERsARY MEETING. We ask attention
to the notice of the first anniversary meeting
Of the Total Abstinence Society of Asbury
Sunday School No. !, to be held this evening
III Light-st. Church, and at which eloquent adj
dresses may be expected. 1t is gratifying to
see the zeal in the cause of temperance undi-
minished; and we trust that the young gentle
men who are to address the meeting upon this
occasion, will have crowded auditory.
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vEyHERE is LUCK ABOUT! HEAR FROM

III NHEsE IS LUOh ANUUT! HEAR FROM
IL EMORY Co, OLD No. 2 AHEAD! Per
drawings OF class Is, F. F. Seminary Lottery, the
grand little prize of $4,000 in package of quarters,
Nos. l6 81 So was sent to Ienton, Md. One OF $500
in whole to citizen, besides smaller prizes. En-
DRY & Co. in luck and no mistake
THIS DAY draws the beauty-look to it, and bea.
in mind the capitals are all sold by Emory s. Co.
SpIENnID SCHEA1E
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I1cKets "a; halves ,, quarters /.
In Which Schoolfied & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only $50 co. halves
S2o %, quarters Sl4, eighths 81. For the capitals
apply TO SCHOOLFlELD Il Co,
No. Calvert street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
MR.. BUCHANAN AND THE CABINET.

five were allowed to make guess, 1t would
be that Mr.. Polk and his Cabinet, not forgetting
his "organ," are heartily sick of MIR. Buchanan.
They don't like his Old Maidish Baichelering
habits, or his Old Federalism dyed IN modern De-
mscracy, or, least of all, his unquestionable log
cal, and educated superiority: They, dare not
however, turn him out. The Baltimore Patriot
says:
"A letter from Washington says: "There is no more
and no less foundation than there was in July TOR the
rumor Of Mr., Buchanan's intended resignation Some
Who are in the Cabinet would doubt, wish him TO
sgn he be bent holding his position It's
somewhat singular that Mr. Polk should 50 long delay to h
Justice Bildwins place, when he prompt TO h Jus
tce stoy's. The place to be kept opeu Tor Mr.
Buchanan retire upon in he should any tme
6t TO seeeptit
"The reason that Mr. Polk does ill Justice Bald
wins vacancy suppose to be found in the fact thai
the vacancy did hsppen during the Of the SEN
ae" and that therefore, MI Polk has authority to fill it
now. The force OF opinion decidedly is that Mr. Buehan
will have the place, when the time arrives to fill IT,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
BisAop Oaderdonk Of Ner York.

Attic Episcopal Diocesan Convention, recent
" in session in New York, the conduct Of this
Bishop formerly and his future position, occasion
cd warm debates in that body: 1t would seem,
ls,rangely as il may sound) that the Bishops
friends obtained what may be considered rs dc.
cided victory: He is still to be regarded, and es'
timsted in the Church, as Bishop: he is to have
. salary Of e25OO year; and there is to he pro
vision made for the discharge of his episcopal
functions, through another coadjntor' IL we
comprehend the adjudication, it is, in substance
that once a Bishop always Bishop: that BIZ
shop, however unworthy he may prove himself
cannot he deprived of his See or his lawn that
though unworthy Of officiating as Bishop he can
never be unworthy of being Bishop and rece'r-
ing Bishops pay; and that where he is by evi-
dence, thus unworthy TO be trusted, he must not
be degraded from Office or pay. but another in
stalled and paid to fulfil his Diocesan duties
All this to plain people, has a marvellous smack
Of humbug. The Convention appears to have
been highly excited, and even to have approached
the borders of actual disorder. We shall refer
TO il more particularly tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01


AID rule the 'paeious world from CLINE ,llme.
,,grHrLt.
Ia passing through that unf, quen,ed part Of Fnirfa1
which lies between the Liite River road and the middle
turnpike, distance Of IS 20 miles from the d strict
q eolumbis, the traveller finds himself in wilderness. Of
pines and journeys for miles without seeing single habits
ton. In distance Of twelve miles which We travelled
through this district, bat three cabins and
nothing that is entitled to the sppeson Of eomfortsbl.
dwelling fof civilized man.
Ystmos Of this land formerly cultivated in corn ana
,obseeO. and having been exhausted by the e.
iors q man. nov undergoing the process which the
bosnvi suihr u nature has provided or the renovation
q the sol.
Its vel ssdsrstood TIA, sjils originally formed
~ ne d-,ssesrstion u rocks which was effected and is
sa going "a BY The fundamentally Of air and moisture,
sh.ss<. 81 emP,rsvrs and the sclos u generated
~ vegetation.
hs remsrked BY Leibig thst thousands OF years have
hssn ssoes-sv and rocks into the soils
q ssbls lsnd. add thousands Of yeHs will lie
ssisiss zoe Ihs complete reduction that for The complete
sshsasBsu 81 theh siksbss /"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
OBLIGATION MEETING ~ KING WILLIAM.

EDUCATION MEETING IN KING WILLIAM.
In consequence VI the absence at last Court Of
many citizens Of the eounty. interested IN the Of
fopn az Education, It was deemed proper TO postpone the
meeting, intended lie held that y, for the purpJse
Of scng Upon th1isuboc and upon the proprey send
ing delegates % the Education Convention until the
COuu-the fourth Aonds; IN October next II - hoped,
that citizen, who feels nierose0 10 the prosperity, hon
OF and safety Of the State, will a to attend, and cOnt
butte bs part ~ promoting the Of this great aud
good work OF Reform. Navy CIrHEys.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MIISIC

SnGNon 9EonoE tales pssasvr. h. i.for,,,. m. an.
- Of kiehond vei.is, Thai 4, -. ~s.~ M 81
1is cay ss1 so~ sssssd give Lssss.s y 49, 80 49,
.s.Ad ss ssscr ososss vn ssas .. n. p,..o -.
osss.r C.roseas nuts couoss<a ks.a sss. r,.cs ~.
ee &C HE ssssi hsss-s svss 10 ssea ,,s ~ CO..
ah e give his pap uoss~sh knowsdse TINT
Gases - os~d his rs4snes sv,.t -,
Lades ~he prefer ~ ~in be waisd hsir r,s.ss. 9
cssss ~ho dsss 70 FERN an ~isr ss.k so.s u. .s-Iv,
do 20 AMI recsv~ insruetoas w-d
NJ uess nsosf ~ ,ens -rhs el. n I've. M oa,
Hny sn II hs rsssee q N sos s.sss q,
~ TayeoSs Susie nesv. Nah Wooahou ~ a. w S..A..I
ACSs soes-s.oss wn b promptly sr..AsI .. !. alsm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01

A UCTroN korICR-wtluAss q BAsAiL r.n. This
"A Nossing Al 10 O'Clock Groin Sugar. Rio
and Java Coae cognse Brady Peanylvan Apple B.ndy
Cider Brany Old hoaoasah- wsishey Reeined whs
hey Haees Sides wss'<rn Lard Window 1..~ isdso &C. As
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01

ar We publish this morning The prospects,, Of the
Southern Literary Messenger, to which would call th.
susn ton Of the reader.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01

RIoHn9Np MEqHANres' AssocIAroN.-I'he
Monthly Meeting OF the Association will be held in the
School Room Thursday evening. % ins 70 o'clock
General attendance requested the subject Of Delin
queneies be brough, before the meeting. l-2t
u AUCTlON.-Our sale OF Dry Goods will take
p'sce al y O'Clock, The Morning.
&C DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
LAW SCHOOL,

n. ss.nss psvysss 70 evss Law School b ~ ~
eseesS 70 - o sAscssa he pas vansl by Or
ssv q visstsh ~ psissp.l Tsn ~
ssn-. vAseA may b psoessst ~ ssAs.a o. .y~nA
49, 10y 70 ~ essss ~ rsstny pssesrsk u
ae ws.s>d keAnosd rss - spssrA - ~
See9ss 40 W esoss IL ish q nay n esusss ed
90 ss.-sse ~ ssAesl ~ns. ga. psysLs. o. s.arsses
.s-SAsNov- ukNRy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01

FLOUR inspected in the City OF Richmond during the
quarter ending S0h September, ls45:
1876 bbls Superhne
I.ls3 hall bbs. do
1873 bills Fine
6S2 do. MddlinRs
sol do. Condemned.
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
COMMERCIAL RECORn .


csrs.pssA nee Il - usssA eHs.s s.s<ss. - =
Nsw Year. scsAAY r n.
Noshins q i~esrsssss ~ rssspssd dsrss he sss
days u the wsy q ns~s. - .hL ~
The Epbospst Convsndoa 10 ssl in se.sen and no def
mite action has been taken relative the Bishop.
An improvement took place in Stocks yesterday. but
nearly all Loot u the Second Board In
quenee Of the that heavy operator had
failed to meet hs engagement. 'itsN
Foreign Exchange In demand, and large sales made
Of sterling at 1904, sad france 90 - ,--sss--s-
The Cotton Market steady, with ssles Of 600
balcs- .r-r-r l...ut,. ..r ~
Upland end Flor Mobile and N. o.
Inferio-, 6 81 a 81 900
Ord 10 good ord. 81 81 6lst
Mid. Ia good mid. al 7eaS
Mid. fair 10 fsir. ISL sAs9
Fully fair 10 good fair, s3aes 81 al0
Fine, mono. none. b
Geoesee Flour quick OF sale at % SEA. at which
price Of the principal receiver will sell; Ohio
and Michigan bring ~ SCI . 4 62i; Georgetown and
Brandy wine - IS az s7} other descriptions Of South
cru aosr - SaS - rs; Rye Flour % i2S 31l;
Corn Meal ~ 50 IS for Jersey and Brandy w,ne.-
Nothing done in Grain worthy Of notice. although
vers samples In the market 10000 lbs western tai
low cold At 7se.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
lust RECEIVED.

LOrifs-5 eseshi e. black brown olive snd invisible
~ Got = aisi. PIUshirgs, ~ OF and Beaver Cloths
CAssfNERB~-A buc and black, also fan
CssdBeies Of the latest end fashionable S,yies
VEST1NGtroanet WOODEN Velvet Pain and Fed ta'in ana
SILK VesiinTs Of newest and approved patterns
NB-Now In large and fresh ssorment OF fan $40
wt Dry God which Ni be cod tbs mo reasonabr iefs
FkJ a. JAMES,
III pt,s efy opposite The Exchange Bauk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
LITERATURE, FoR 1916.
THESOuTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

|, Monthly Periodical devoted every department OF Lit
riurc and the Fine Ans 1t has een established more thsn
eleven years during winch has stood al the head OF American
Prnoicals j. published IN the neales style. and contains
variety Of Interesting and instructive reading differ
ing widely from majority OF Publications. in the soldlY
aud utility al ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01
90 ~ n "a ~ rs.

Novels Tales Poems. Travels. ESSAYS Criques Reviews
II ,iorca and Biographical Sketches, Papers the Army,
Navy, General Politics and other National Interests adon
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TO BUYEas OF tURNiTIHE---sOUTH
l. & ]. w. MEEkS.

WE have received ship Virginia and BY sssn, sniy.s
w frn the NORTH Stock of Foreign spd Domestic
Hardware and prepared ell goods reasonable terms "
other dealers.
Persons wanting line viii please favor with
call. VAN LEW Hhhkio,
IS-rhhrni2H No. 10 Main Markti BfIdEf.
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LAW SCHOOI.

VIE term OF this Institution commences on
fbnoWing. = - 'S" W ~sfes'
her- are two Courses u Law School ,hs o..~,., o.
entay Coufs- embracing ooiass La ~ N..,.
nahons Cv ro ~hh particular ts Ce..ss,,o. al
~ sna OF the United sssss and The In nv.,e
pal Law Of Nstnaiwhh III ssbois
N. Practical os fsoteosa ,r P,i.o.
NE naaepsi Law Of Virginia. viii thu v.r,o.
tos Of action IN togsthef p,,.a,
iensth ~'" -
And there also Of Rh-or,e subs.si.. III. .,.
Of ths Art more particularly applicable aun-p. IA di.u.
The Bar s'1s
There Lectures Reading. Reei,aioss E...iD.. ,.s
hrsfeses OF dnsren, hp1 for the a. The cou,,.
Tee or tssrne'ioa $40 fos term either on III,
Sourses OF Law or eoo for both
s ssa seo zoe @s eoas Of Rhstote-psysb.s sdvases
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TO THE SOUTH AND WEST

confidently appeals oI support. Willis, i dsiqey the
friend and advocate of THE SorTH WEsT, s,
hoa having always croutcd quite wplry the Norh and
East 1nd hiyIng impaired HlGHEg NtIIosiL CH,EaCfFE
To TIE Periodical Literature u the Unrd Slifs. It's
" In he Fnion and far The Union! In Me South and
Joy tie South ~
q ihc South and West should especially cherish IT, d. is
" "ny Literary Journal Of long and high standing within all
their AIDE borders and has yindcaied and promoted their rights
aud Interests DurnK another year will seek extend
usefulness and fame aud socs the increased patronage Of
the public and also invokcS the aid Of lis present patrons m
O. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-01

GAY, MATHEWS a. co. have within the
~ last few days OF FALL and WINTER
Dkf GOODS, and respectfully call from wishing
purchase either wholesale retail Their consists
In part Of
Cloths Csssmeres sanets Kerreys Jean, Linsey. sp-d
Duni Bahksts Twied do. heavy Whitney Bznk-
nes Carpets Tags Green and Printed Floor
en- Lawns Linen and Cotton shsers Diapers Table
kins, Towrng caeocs, Cingbanis
Aaea, Cape de Lanes Reps and erd new
style dress silks Muslin Robes sisry Gloves Rbbops Iaees
LAMBS wool and Merno Shirts Dgawerr Umbrella
Cellars Bosoms Stocks Cnya,. Canhue aud Pocket
and Che Cotton and Linen
ed shrines Cotton waddue aud naurg. Sc &c. $50
%os si PS. S Ms % ale
u AEON HAMs-Is6 souharspton ham- OF small sIs
- feT family use se2S JONES a WINSTON.
ALL sTYLE-Just received per Ta.carora from New
York, few fashionable Hats, beauty and
syle Of finish, cannot be surpassed ~ the city.
sel9 n. NJ. ALLEN n CO. No 90. Main IT,
w added to their usual Stock of Dry Good CARPETINo
which they offer. by the piece. very low
BY late anivals they making
their variety equal any ored
market. SEQ
rNO Country Merchaafs-Per schr Courier,
we haze received additional u,ply Of HATS CAPS
which makes stock and We respectfully solicit
cell from County Merchants before Purchasing ese whe We
at de.ermL 81 to offer ndueemeLl. To puIoh'su
M ALLEN Il co.
Sc % NeIt Door to 1t. ~. jenkins.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ITIR0LrLf .fyD LOUISIANA LLxEl
first Packet.
EN The regular packet Baraue PARTHIAN,
INK Geo w. Allen viii al, isrh TO sh October For
freight eabiE seeraEs
apply to DAVID CURRIE
ese Or CHAs. T. woRTHAM.
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IT'S CONTRIBUTORS

IT'S CONTRIBUTORS
Are nuno embracing Professional and Amateur Vy,rs
NJ h Sf dfHefoH To the present efficient cops ~.
crs Will Dec added and neither i0ir expense all h.
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