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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-29

THE OREGoN RESOLUTIONS SIGNED. BY
the proceedings of Congress, it will be seen
that the President yesterday sent message to
the House, stating that he had signed the reso-
lutions giving notice to Great Britain OF our
intention to absolve the joint occupancy of
Oregon. The resolutions will probably be sent
ont To the British Government by the steamer
which leaves Boston on the lst of May.
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ar. %, 1916

g-The large and increasing circulation OF the CLIP
peT both in town and country together with the TACT
ta its opinions and sentiments are unettcfed by par
come reception among all classes and conditions OF so
ccly and especially those who constitute the lie OF
trade and business, make il medium for advertising,
chants and citizens generally should be aware of this
important fact
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NrOCALA AND INsTRUMENrAI.

UONCEKT, BY THE BLIND.
a number of Pupils from the Institutions of Bos.
ton, New York aud Pennsylvania, under the direc-
ton of one of their Teachers in Music, will give a
CONCERT at CALVERr HALL, in this city, on
FRIDAY EPENING, Nay Isl, at quarter before
O'Clock. An opportunity is thus offered to the citi-
of Baltimore of witnessing the proficiency made
by the pupils Of these several Institutions; and such
an occasion is not likely again TO occur,
{G3- Admittance 25 cents at the doors children 12j
cts. Tickets may be had on Friday at II. Colbun's
Bookstore, DOG Baltimore street. ap29 81
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RALTIMORm nIrSEuNr.

nF-MRS. WILkINS0N'S FAREWELL RENE
FIT, and positi. ely h'r LIST APPEARANCE AT
the Museum, on THURSDAY EVENING, April 30,
on which occasion will be presented the Tragedy OF
THE ITALIAN WIFE,
Written by the Rev. II. MllIman. To tn course of
the evening. Singing and Dancing, by MessfS JOHN
son, SEXTON, OWENS aud Miss St CLAIR. To
conclude with a laughable Farce, in which MI.
Owens will appear. ap2s-3t
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Ship Alexandria, Tenny, LOnuon, Clark h KelIeI
ship Eutaw, Ford, London, McIvain William
Brig Syria, (Br) Masters, st. Johns, F, Cla|
& kellogg.
Brig Vanguard, (Br) Windsor, N s, R. & II.
Tucker.
Brig Mary Ann, Benjamin, Falmouth, Jam. w. \
Spence & Co.
Brig Midas, Etcberger, West Indies, Lambert C
tings
schr Oregon, speights, Charleston, G, Fendorgl
& Son.
Steamer Baltimore, Claypole, Philadelphia, ] I
hiVer.
sAILED-ship Richard Anderson, Bennett, 4
London.
ARRIVED,
Brig Jno A. Lancaster. LOveland, 90 days fin Nd
Orleans, sugar, molasses, pork, lard, tallow, hiGl
sundries, to w. Howell & Son, w. w. Spence 5 q
Brckhead & Pearce, Wilmington & Eastman, i
Walker & Co, Hancock Mann, and WIN. x G
McLear Il Co.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk 81
off New Point ship and brig; and OFF the Horse SI
a bfigantine all bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Maryland, Davis, for Boston; briggs Mo
CO, Gould, for ST. Jago de Cuba, and ATLANTA, Ct
Whitney, for Bermuda, all hence, went to seat
Friday last.
Brig g. ii. Rogers, Parker, 26 days FIN Pernambut3
arid in Hampton Roads OH Saturday last,
Schr Maria, Prince, for Baltimore, went to sea
Charleston 24th inst.
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r Z NOV AL.
DBERT BROWN,

AZ WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
Has removed TO the store formerly occupied by WIN.
Robinson, on the corner of BALTIMORE X CAL
VERT SIS, opposite the Museum, where Ire offers
for sale, at very reduced prices, large and well Sc
lccted supply Of goods, in his line, comprising Gold
sap and Silver Patent Lever WATCHES; Ar
On chOr Escapement do Lepine and Vertical
lg-4 SRdo.; from the factory of M. ]. Tobias s. Co.
E&ss.sASand other approved makers. Ladies' Gold
Neck and Guard CHAINS; Gentlemen IS Guard, Vest,
and Fob CHAINS, SEALS and KEYS; Cold and
Silver Pen Holders and PENS; Gold and Silver Pen
Gil CASES; Ear rings; Finger rings; Breast pins;
Bracelets and Clasps; Gold anu Silver SrECTA
Giles; Silver Plated and Britannia WARE, &C. sc,
p. 5. WATCHES and CLOCKS of all descrip-
tons carefully repaired and warranted [Asl ap29 Il
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GOODS SACRIFICED. Another ny
M those remarkably cheap LAWNS aud Gil.
HAMS, which, without exception, are the grea
bargains 10 be found in Baltimore. Y
Beautiful Spring GlNGHAMS, fast c0lors, L
purple and brown, very fine, % cts. yard. u
French Lawns, fast colors. rich patterns, 25 cst
yard, with other cheap and seasOnable Goods az
old Stand, No. 81 Baltimore street. ",
ap27 EDWARD J.RICHARDsOI
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1y- INDECENT SICK SOCIETY. There will
be meeting Of the Managers of the INDECENT Sick
Society of Baltimore THIS "wednesday AT
TERNOON, Doth inst, at O'Clock, in the Lecture
Room of the First Presbyterian Church. All Ladies
who have accepted the office of Managers in this So
ciety, respectfully and earnestly invited TO at
tend. 1t
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A Sthe undersigned iatends continuing the b !
IA ness at the old stand, No Isl Pratt ST., he !,
pectfuly socs continuance of the patronage h J
iOfore so literally extended 10 the late firm pied
himself to do his utmost to please all who NAV !.
him with call. T. NEWTON KURTZ, q
School Bookseller and Stationer. a
apps No. l5l Pratt ST., adjoining Railroad Deni.
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ENMPLOYMENT. perseveiing Young ~
-HL with about go dollars, can obtain a permag
situation, which only requires a few hours in y
week, and with eXertion may be rendered very !,
fitabe. Apply at
90 sARATOGA-sT,, cor. College aIle,yS
apes Pr between Park and Libertv!gsS4
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROC i
For Liverpool-Packet ship POwhatan, 18th pr
For Bfemen-Ship Isabella, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Ellerslie, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Victoria, lst May.
For Bordeaux-Fr. barque Alexandra, 9Th May.
For Falmouth, Jam-Brig Mary Ann, with j
patch
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg CambHan, few days.
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N5-FRENCH AND GERMAN l. LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, Of every size for sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES of entireIyuew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of The very best materials and by The best
wOrNmcn; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC Sc, fors sale and made to Order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in The United
States. f. S. FRYER,
Milf No. ! North Gay street.
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I'd iSSOLUTEON. The co partnership herd;
~ fore existing between the undersigned, and (
ing business as the firm Of PARSONS KURr
t. NEWTON KURTZ, who will continue
Book and Stationery business at the old stand, is ak
authorised to settle the business of the firm, and Il
the business of the late firms Of Parsons x Presti
and Parsons, Preston Il Kur,z. 4
DANIEL PARSONS h
.... T. NEWTON KURT
Baltimore, April eth, 1916. \;
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vB1HE GODDESS OF FORTUNE SIR,

FHyHE GODDESS OF FORTUNE STIi
IL presdes at NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize De-.
No LA Pratt ST., opposite the Railroad depot, ne,
Bradshaw's United States Hotel; and the am'
paid out for prizes weekly is immense. Any one \
ing doubts about the success Of this office in Sc
prizes, need only purchase ticket in some OF,
following spIendi schemes in order 10 satisfy tlpl
selves that there never as lucky an Office inL
istence. .
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets IS, shares ia E
portion. al
THURSDAY, 3 capital of $4,000, tickets IS, sh i
in proportion d
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets go shares.
proportion. ..... Il
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on So I.
day, capital $4,000, tickets ST., halves 50 cts. al
ters % cts. package of whoes in this spleii
scheme costs only Sl2 halves only &c. quarters 4
eghths l.5O, and ii package may contain the h u
est prizes, amounting TO more than $40 ,0GO n
This is glorious opportunity TO try your luck n
small scale. 80 Al
liberal discount will be paid to persons who u
chase by the package or quantity. ...... II
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky NUMBER
the package, single ticket, or share. All oFders'
tlail or otherwise, addressed to . n
Nj. DOYLE, |o.l44 Prattstree Il
ri Opposite B.S O. Il. r, Dept
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Spring GOODS.
y FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
No. 800 BALTIMORE. ST.,
Have received by late arrivals from Europe large
addition to their former stock of goods, which will be
increased by several packets which 10 arrive this
month.
Pearl, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Tapes, Stay Bindings and Thread Lace
Carpet and London BINDINGS
Taors' Trimmings
Satin, Silk and Cotton CRAVATS
Spool Cotton
Titey's Patent Shoe THREADS
English and German Hoisely and Gloves
B0bbin. haces and Edgings
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, a complete assortment
Snuff Boxes and Jews Harps
States, Slate Pencils, and general assortment of
GERMAN Goods.
ALSO-On Consignment
Solid Head PINS
Gilt, Lasting, Silk and Bone BUTTONS
Gum Suspenders, Combs
Playing Cards, Brushes
Fancy soap and Perfumery
CLOCKS, Friction Matches
Shue BLEACHING
Gilt Jewelry, Razor Strops, sc. to which we in
vie the attention Of purchasers, and will only say to
them, that if they will give US a call before making
their purchases they will find it to their advantage,
as we have made such arrangements for importing
our goods will enable TO offer them at prices
which cannot fail TO please. ap29
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THE MUSEUM. "rhe Golden Farmer'' and coli
yer Twist,o two pretty popular productions, will be
Performed this evening. In the former Mr.. Seton
will sustain the part of "Jemmy Twitcher,' and we
think the mere announcement OF that fact is suff-
cient to attract an audience. Mr. Owens will also
contribute much to the evenings amusement Both
pieces will undoubtedly be well supported by the
whole company. The bill is so unusually attractive
that we feel confident the Saloon will be crowded.
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BY Il. MEACHANI.
n bER EMPTORY SALE OF

u SEVEN BRICK HOUSES IN
N. L, PART OF BALTIMORE
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MGy 4th, at 4 o'clo;
on the premises, will sell The following property
strisssss447 Three two story BRICKS, on the cor
Eag,!. of Jefferson and Dallas streets, (formI
Rssiii Strawberry alley,) the corner one heng .
MaAll ranged for a Srore-frontng on jefferson.
IA by 50 tee-the other two Is feet each, by SIS de-
Ssys Three two story BRICKS on Dallas strt
EHsH adjoining the above, fronting l2b feet by Sc
zsasaiisssdeep. h
- One two story BRICK, with Brick bl
MIG!I Building, corner Monument and Spring 81
%sA42A used as store, fronting Is feet. n
{G3- The above houses are nearly new, and build
good Materials Terms made known at sale. q
Q9- Sale positive.
apes st II. MEACHTM, Auctioneet
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G3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
puicaase F,ne Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
GuarL and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons. Gold Pencil
Cases; hreast.pns; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak.
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment which is COM
from Calvert, ans
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QT- FRESCO PAPERUANGINGS. The subscri.
Der would call the tenlion Of persons intending 10
have PAPERBANGlNG done this Spring, to his ex
tcnsivc assortment of fine super Fresco, Paror Han,
Dining room and Chamber PPPERHANGINGS,
Borders, sc. Ills stock is fresh, and embraces the
very laus styles of superior Papers. Also, very
large assortment of fnecommAn Paperhanginss on
reasonable tie ms Also, large lot of splendid French
Sire Board Prints.
JOHN c. HOLLAND 48 Cay street,
ai242w near the odd Fellows, Hall,
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STILL Burning. Some Of the ruins of the
great fire of July last, in New York city, are
still burning.
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Our Book TABLE We have received from Will
liam Taylor Co, part LIST OF "Captvity of Napo-
leon at st. Helena" by General Count Montholon;
and 'Jeames' Diary, or Sudden Riches" by Squire
Titmarsh.
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WNTILLIAM TAYLOR 81 co.'s
w PERIODICAL DEPOT!
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE CAPTIVITY OF NAPOLEON AT
ST. HELENA,
By GENERAL Count MoHTHoLON,
The Emperors Companion in Exile and Testamen-
tary Executor.
The first part is just ready-price 25 cents. We
have no hesitation in recommending this Book as a
very entertaining one indeed.
Also, from our own press,
JEAMES' DIARY; Or, SUDDEN RICHES.
By MICHEL ANGELO TITMARsH ESQ.
Teemng with capital usrations-price only ID C.
WIN. TAYLOR & CO.,
1t 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings, North at.
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PIN MANUFACTURING. The pin manufacto.
ry of Chichester, Sedgewick s. Co. PokoePugh-
sic, N. Y, has machine that will turn out
$50 pins a minute; and they also have ma
chine by winch boy can box 1900 small box
cs (each box containing $50 pins in day
Their sticking machine will stuck 50 row a mi
mute.
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A BENEVOLENT BACHELOR. The Mormon
Temple at Nauvoo is likely to be purchased by
wealthy gentleman of the South, as an Asy-
lum for destitute widows aud females. The
benevolent old bachelor, who was at the last
dates at St Louis, also proposes to purchase
lands and town lots and endow the Asylum out
of the rents of them.
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On hand and for sale by

STABLER * CANDY, 100 w, Ptatt-st.
Also, by George X Tyler, Do F.. Baltimore street;
Seth S. llance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts J. f.
Perkins x Brother, cor Green and Franklin Streets;
Joseph B. Sanshury, 81 Thames ST; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sls.; George II Keur,
No. 1913 baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO NOnh
GAY street, ap27 lw
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PAYING FOR A JOKE. The Judiciary Com
mttee the New York Senate have reported
against the application of Miss Lille for d.
vorce. This is the case in which the parties
got married in joke, while out in a soighing
nnrtV.
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VETERANS CONFIRMED. On Sunday even
ing, the 5th inst, Bishop Potter visited the
Naval Asylum at Philadelphia, and confirmed
two veterans of the last war-John Wells, a
marine, Tho fought at Bridgewater, Chippe-
way and Lundy's Lane; and Elias Hughes,
who was in the action of the Constitution and
Guerrero
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FIRE IN DELAWARE County. On Saturday
night, the dye-mill of E. Sharpless, situated at
SharplessvilIe, Delaware county, Pa, was en-
trely destroyed by fire. Tho loss is covered by
an insurance of 9, 800. A saw-mill and several
other surrounding buildings caught fire also,
but were saved from destruction. The FIRE
was no doubt the work of an incendiary.
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PAUPER EMlcRANrs. G. II. Goundie, u.
S. Consul in Switzerland, has addressed let
ter from Basic to the city authorities of New
York, in which he states that the evil of send
iEg paupers and criminals to this country is on
the increase. To counteract this shameful
practice, Mr.. Goundie translated, and caused
to be published extensively in Switzerland and
Germany, the act of our Legislature, which
requires that "owners, captains and agents,
give guarantee that such emgrants as they
NAV land in New York shall not fall charge
to the city or State, within two years after
their arrival
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FIRE AT WHnAMsyILLE. The Plough and
Turning shop of Mossrs. Homer, Frck s. Co.,
in WiIlamsvle, was on Saturday IN orning
destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 80, OoO-
No insurance. The turning shop was carried
on by o. Corbin Loss to him estimated at
$500
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The OREGoN TERRIToRT. We have recei-
we'd from Messrs. Gushing s Brother, volume
entitled, "Tho Oregon Territory, its history
aud discovery; including all account Of the con-
venton Of the Escurial; also, treaties and nego-
tations between the United States and Great
Britain, held at various tunes for the settlement
of boundary ine-and an examination of the
whole question in respect to facts and the law
of nations''-by Travers Teviss, d. C. l.. F.
R. s., Professor of Political Economy in the
University of Oxford, and advocate in Doctors
Commons.
We have not had leisure TO read the volume.
but find from the preface, that the author dis
agrees from Mr. Greenhow on some materia
points. He who would arrive at the truth,
would do well to read English as we'll as Anne
rican writer's on the subject of Oregon for no
doubt both are tinctured with partiality.
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Beating his Wife. Isaiah Hillard, (colored, }
charged with assauliing and beating his wife,
was arrested and taken to the Western district
watch house OH Monday night. He was COM
mtted to jail, yesterday morning, by Justice
Wright.
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EIlHE MUTUAL. IIEE INSuRANCE Com.

- fANY or NEW YORK. No. SO Wan suest-Thn Com
pany offebaay ists.
aid mon,hs has issued isis policies The total
I'd foe premiums AMI eloiooT, yielding
nett capital Of ss3ssa amer paying oil 10 les and
THIS accumulated capital rapidly ~ Tia I'd and ID
year, due. and BY vastly exiesid and
growing The and prosperity Of the
has placed position. i capital and
ampls confidence stability and
insure safety lis mcmesr-L 0rr.t
ckaned tho prneiples OF
and vers whole
Le or short periods Tin DEATH
without mourning personal responsibilities Al expiration
Of every OF policy
ists Of the profits will be divided the injured
in proportion o paid by them. and viii
credit accommodating and payable atthe de-
of the life Insured
The poxrcss strong grounds Tor
large dividends members stated periodical
susee.sn Companies Great Britain, where 10 well
Known immense profits have been made.
importance utility % Life Insurance becoming mat
of deep and
occupying public beginning make avors
benefits derived nom the
elusively show.
Traders ofecrs Civil Military Naval Cer
rymen generally CLERKS and
families ofdeaih
small annual Investment for insurance their lives
upon a.
vorable Persons effect insurance their o~nves
n the lives OF others.
Pamphlet, explaining principles showing advantages
Life the premium and forms appes
ton. be obtained at the ohee Of this Company, No Wall
any Of It's Agents.
New York. July is- lSIS.
Of H..irsi Dollars a Sisgls ne
Ors Iosr.
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GOODYEAR'S METALLIC GUn-ELAsIIU
MACHINE Betting,

PATENTED Is44
Made only at Rolsury, NEAR Boston, Mass
s an article of immense value To consumers OF
Il Machine Betting. it peculiar qualities
Perfect equality width which viii
9. No degree under ESQ Farenhet and
mains deIble any degree OF cold
Essential and common oils urpentine and other solvents
of which AZ will destroy leather) produce effect
is OF strength and durability and when adjusted
ehneTy does alterations the with leather
Ii adapted To all kinds Of Machinery The prices which
afforded together with the remarkable properties
ders II worth the attention OF all who the article.
CiTeGaT containing list pnees will be forwarded on
application @ subscriber who the immedent Agent
manufacturers AL orders and communications
CHARLES w BuRNEH, Selling Agent,
no 3-am No IS, fremont Row Bosion Mass.
.EOLlAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
FVNE subscribers hlvng the exclusive right for Boston and
II cny, manufacture Coelans Patent A,1ian
and apply Piano Foss
vend the other to be usd IN Of the
They Piano Foes fevery either
with without the frame, and with without the Eoan
taehment.
wishing obtain instruments OF either kind from
mandatory hereby assured aeases orders
shah be faithfully executed and prices
employee present themselves.
To ali onGb from the minds Of those unacquaned
hereby Ieha.se such instrument
from Of the refund the purchase
nsy II the purchaser satisfied
Any person information relation oian may
obtain Of the AoIIAs PASo PORTE JOURNAL gra
ing their address 7. GILBERT A. co.
no ll-Om No 4eo, Washington street Boston Mass.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

5zEsz...S--zA. ON and after the Sd of December
$500 " Richmond Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays At A. 81 precisely aud arrive yneh
burg days at 81 p. NJ.
Returning leave Lynehbug Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
att A. ~, and arrive in Richmond day at 81 P. NJ.
Passengers for Staunton,
by Boats win leave A. A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays arrive in SeOttsvle A. NJ and Stanton by
Jpn.
PasSaRs for FrriHs s.l Charlotte HalaI Houses
leave Richmond BY the Boats and with Car
teTsvIle.
no29 BOYD EDMOND A. DAVENPORT
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H0vEY Il CO, Seed Store and Agricultural

HQNEN ~ CO, Seed Store and Agricultural
~ IL Warehoe, Merchants Row, Observation-Disclosures Cam
bridge Harvard College Mass miles from the
,D5 for obg Of collections Of Vegetable,
Agculfsl Seeds be found In the comp
and including the newest and
Roots, Dahas also Gardening, Botanical and Ag
Ticuliura Books.
The propretofs Containing upwards
at thirty for OF the largest and nehe
collections OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
EyerEreens, Towering Shrubs and Plants
Pear, Plum aRd Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines Raspbeniss,
Greenhouse aud Hardy HerhaceOus Plants
Roses and Camelias.
Iahlas and BsbOus Flower Roots.
RhubaTb and Asparagus Roots
BucktbOrn, Abor Vita, &c for hedges
Gaiauenton has been devoted particularly pears
and all the choicest kinds Europe
sonal visit the celebrated falof Is44
wards of 400 varieties Of the Par
cmen trees Of which have been paHtsd and yearly
coming INTO bearing BY which perfect the
suay b. depended upon.
They would especially call their
ee which, being r North be able
Catalogue. gfatis.
The collection Of Roses unsurpassed comprising more than
twelve hundred varieties among which
Kinds 10 be obtained Of the most celebrated cuysor Of
FfaBes
The house department. s complete and
desiube varetes Of Camilla, PeisrRonum Azaea, Cactus
Paony, Fuchsia, Chryta nthemum Japan Lilies &c.
','Atbsra discount made 90 large purchasers.
W ~ orders IN b. accompanied with the cash dram
sausfaciny reference.
Catansues gratis To every post paid applicant
Ofd's Addressed 10 viii BE- promptly
pan securely packed IN bear transportation pant
toHhit 400 iotNafnfd Wtunut delay Do 1-5m