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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-24

tEDUCTIoN OF SALARILs. We dIsapprove
the attempt which is being made in the City
Councils, 10 reduce the sallrics Of the teachers
in ouE public schools. Tho compensation now
allowed is small enough, unless it be designed
10 make tho teachers and their families have
many banyan days during the year. The in
slruCtor Of youth has laborious aud respon
sible duty to perform--a duty which requires
peculiar qualfcatious--fUr it is not every man
who possesses competent requirements who is
capable Of becoming useful teacher in Il pub
lie school TIE saving which would be eE-
fected by the proposed reduction although OF
some importance to the individuals from whom
it is 70 be taken, is really too insignificant an
item to merit the attention Of the City COun-
ell. Vo publish in another part Of to-day's
paper communication on this subject, toI
which we ask the attention Of mombors Of the,
City Council. Our school system is progress
sing we'll and only requires to be let alone, tot
answe. every purpose intended by its estab-
lishrnent But to insure entire success wei
mus: have able and attentive teachers, male
and female; and to secure the services of such
persons, we must give them fair compensa-
ton. We hear no complaint of neglect Oh in
competency against the present teachers, and
we therefore hope, that their compensation
will not be diminished.
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Office. Whereas, @. F. BROWN, in his no
~ tce go the Public'' would make it appear that
ne was formerly concerned as Partner with me in
the Mineral Water Business, | take this method of
again stating that the said Broun never had dollar
invested IN the business, that he only employed
ny me, and for his services he agreed to take certain
snare OF the profits derived therefrom and fnrtser
more, was compelled, from his inattebtOn TO bnsi
ness, to discharge him on the 4th of last Noycmber
nave been forced, in justice TO myself, TO make this
public statement for certain good reasnns which win
hereafter be made public it occasion rp1uiles
z. II. KEACH, Mineral Water Bother.
III Wine street near rhayla
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EE w. TILYARD.
IL Ms SURGEON DENTIST
n27-3m ". w. cor. of Eutaw and Lora bard ss

e hFFIOE Of Tx ANSPOkTATION, BAI,-
~ TlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPA.
NY 23d February, 1916. The Tonnage operations of
lh I company, which have been temporarily suspend
ed ny the breach in the Elysvile Bridge have bee,
resumed this day. Merchants and Others who mayI
desire to forward by this route can therefore rey on
thhlr goods having prompt despatch to Cumberland,
or 10 any other intermediate point on the line of the
road. The Passenger trains are now making their
regular time between Cumberland and Baltimore
ie21 ~ w. s. WOODSIDE. SunctintendenI
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LATER FROM MEXICO. The New York
Herald has received advccs from the city Of
Mexico via Havana, to the 3lst ult. The
Herald says: "Faredes remains in tho unds-
turbgd enjoyment Of the power which his mill
tary iorco acquired for him; aud bis course and
conduct seems to make it appear that as far as
regards the good government OF tie country,
and the honorable conduct of the government
the power could not have fallen into better
hands All accounts of revolution, subversiyc
Of his authority, which date prior to the 3lst
Of January, are falsifiod by the Intelligence, we
have received. No movement up to that date
was made, or even appears contemplated,
against the power and authority Of Pagadcs.
Atany rate, there smoothing in the papers rcIa-
tive to the reported pronunciaRento of Arsta. "
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OPINION OF REGULAR PHYSICIAN.


This certifes that have recommended the use OF
WISTAP'd BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for dis
the Lungs, for two years past, and many bot
ties TO my knowledge have been used by my pItients
all with beneficial results In two cases where il was
thought confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected cure.
q BOYDEN Physician at Exeter Corner.
NO QUAtKERY! NO DECEPTION!
All published statements of cures performed by this
medicine, are, in every respect, TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFHTS AND IMTTA-
TONS. The unparalleled and astonishing etfca c '
of Dr. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry in all the dis
eases for which it is recommended, curing MANY
cases after the skill of the best physicians was una
valng, has effected a large aud increasing demand
for it. This tact has caused several unprincpIed
c0unterelters and mtators to palm off spurious mix
tures of similar name and appearance, for the genu-
inc Balsam.
Be carelu! and get the genuine DR.. WISrAR,S
BALSAM OF WiLnCHERRY. None genuine I'M
less signed by I. BUTTS. Address all orders TO SETH
w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass. For sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, Do E. Baltimore street,
Seth s. EIance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. f.
Perkins < Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames ct; Elisha n. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. KeerI
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. NJ Robinson, So North
Gay street. fe23 lw
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CURE OF SrAmMERENG. Professor King Of
this city, has attained such perfection in the tn-
ition Of clocution and in curing the defects of
the human voice, that we desire 70 direct pub
lie attention TO his institution His testimo-
malls are Of undoubted character, and his
mode ofinstyuction is said to he simple and eli-
cicDt The Disadvantages Of imperfect utter
ance, and the advantages Of clear and distinct
articulation are obvious. Professor X has had
many years experience as 2 teacher Of elocu-
ton, and we have no doubt is oompetent to DO
all he promises.
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5GY-A fresh supply Of Doctor J. 8. ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, SC, just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup Prophylactc Syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills. &C.,
with treatise on Consumption. Fer sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
nQi. I'm Baltimore, Md.
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CITY CULLEUTOR's OFFICE.
H D EMot Ale
u band. TO THE LADIES'

ND EMOVAL.
II u IL TO THE LADIES, ,..l .r.
u bENSOH would respectfully infoIm his numer-
Gus friends and the Ladies' of Baimore ganerallv.
that DO has removed from l37 BALTIMORE ST., to No.
81 FAYETTE-S corner of sharp, and East OF
Liberty, where he intends keeping, US usual, supe,
LES and FANCY GOODS generaly. Tie will be
most hapPy to receive the calls of all his old custom
efs and furhish them with any Goods in his line al
the lowest market price. ... feed thsm4r'
NGG BOILERS. A supply of Block Tin Egg
II Boilers on hand and for sale low, at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED "a. REP, No. 335 Baltimore st.
fea4 End Tin store above Howardst.
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Flour IN New YORK. On Saturday flour
was in fair request. 500 bbls. Genesee sold at
$3.50; 1000 bbls for England at $3.50 Id,
and 1000 bbls of a choice brand at S. 90 l-2.
81. 5OsS5 SO l-2 may be considered as the
ranpe. Southern Flour remains inactive.
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GUILrY. Miller, another of the Clinton
barge robbers, has been convicted in New York.
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PRrsENTIMENr OF DEATH Lieut. John G.
Henry, who died in Philadelphia last week,
had, three weeks prior to his death, PRESENT.
mcut that he would be called hence on his
birth day, and at that time made it known TO
his mother, who tried in vain to drive the idea
from bis mind. On Wednesday morning last
she said to him, "WelI, John, this is your
birth day, and you arc still in the Ia nd of the
living" eyes" he replied, "but before it is
over shall be numbered with the dead" This
remark proved to be prophetical, for during the
evening of the same day he calmly broathod
his last while seated OF Il chair before the fire
in his chamber.
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FBNHE GENTLEMAN from Lombard street
n presented the Loltery Ticket, comb. & 10 AZ,
.entiIed to The handsome prize of S506O which EMO,
ny q 70 sold to him on Saturday last, and received
III goid S4,2o0. The newspaper carrier TO whom
Emory x Co. sold in the same Lottery. The second
capital OF Sl300, will please haad the ticket in and
receive his money. The extraordinary Iuck which
constantly attends the sales at this we'll known and
TAR FAMED prize agenty should induce all persons to
give our lucky office fair TRIAL
TODAY! TODAY! i
capital Prizes S9, 900, 2, 500, 500 $1,000, &c.
Tickets only rs cts.
package containing 25 tickets EMORY & co
will sell for 50 80.
Ihe CITY Despatch Post presents very convenient
chahnel for citizens to make their fortunes at
EMORY & CO., opposite Barnum's
03- Communications confidential, and orders an
swered Immediately. [Rj 1t
SPLENDID LUCK AT SCAOOLFTELD
o9 o. prize $500, to gentleman of this city. Nos
70 69 prize Of SlO0O sent to Harrisburg, Pa Nos
y IS b2 prize of S so sold in the city.
Nos. Of Md. Consolidated Lottery, class "a, drawn
Feb. 23th--lowts ST prize SIS, are
81 80 81 2s Is II 9 IS 50 ~ 80 e5
Draws TODAY, tae beautiful scheme of MD
Consolidated Lottery, class 4.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
Prize vi oil + S'90S prize Of si4ls
1850 900 &c.
Tickets S3--sharrs IN pIOportiso
10 Draws next SATURDAY, Februarv % III.
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, cass g. canitai Cnrze
S400O-'rickots 3l-shares in proportion, in which
y Co. will sell on certificate naokooas n
% whole tickets for only Sl4, halves III nnartsrs
So So eIshths 81 IS. For the prizes please Iaddres
the great prize sellers ..aaai
...a .. ~ sCHOQLFIELD & CO..
.y.. .... -....., No. Calyert stree,
II First office from MISREPRESENTATION
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

o. he highest market price will be given for
likely young NEGROES, that are slaves for life. APP
ply at Habbersett's Washington Hotel, Pratt street.
few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scfber is permanently located. All communications
will be promptly attended to.
fef-lm WILLIAM HARKER
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U7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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Strattom's Office.

IN STREET.
Draprng received erery day al o'el0ek, z. a.
Schemes for the Week.
$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Extra, Glass
76. Capitals $4,000 dollars, 5000, 5000, 1880,
70 of 1000, &c. rs numbers, II drawn ballots.
Tickets 5; halves 2 So quarters %.
$1,000 Dollars! 5000!
Wednesday, Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No.
II. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, ,423,
1000, 100, 10 OF 900, &c. Is Nos, IL drawn.
Wholes 81 Ives 2; quarters l.
$4,000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Thursday-Alexandria, Extra, 76 Capitals
$4,000 dollars, 5000, 5000, 10 OF 1000. &c
IS Nos. IA drawn Wholes 5; halves SO; quar-.
tiers 25.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Friday-Monongali No. IA. Capitals 4 600
dollars, 1000, $40 2 Of 300, Of 200, &c. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Whoes 81; halves so cents;
quarters 25 cents.
1000 Dollars
For Salurday-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. 81.
Prizes: 1000 dollars, sc. IS Nos, l3 drawn.
Wholes ST.; halves SO CTS; quarters 25 cts.
$4,000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
Monday Morning-Alexandria, Glass 49,
Capitals: S35, 600, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000
3,l2O, 80 of 500, so OF 800, &c. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Wholes $40; halves 5; quarters , so.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will &c
promptly attended to, and drawings sent when re.
ouested. Please address orders TO
n. STRATTON,
March 20 Richmond Va
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Twessey Thousand HboilaEs'

WORTH Ot tRESll DIX SC'bS.
WE have received Dy Rail cad and eamtoat, and
w tie jackets Patrick Henry and GrecnSay from
New York very general as59itinsnt az the newest
style SPRING GOODS, which with cur greatly r.
ducrd stock bofoss hand oftFed. wholesale
and retail The n very rma advance, and Tie re.
l-nder aad below cost The r1l-, by auction, wi''
take place in July, ccirg ns but tt more thsn ifres
months To dispose Of onr stock 81 $4,000 worth We
invite those want al 6ooGs 10 Ir ur he opportunity
oil supplying them at almost their own price. Here
follows the articles IN part;
Omhre striped Eareges, Ba'yorInfs and Lawns
Gro d, Oder Jacontts organde Mnsins and Gin -nIE,
French and Earston Gnghams, fancy, and b'hc. ahc
white
French, English and American Calicoes. cheap
BOOK swiss Null, Jaconrt, striped and pl'n Nuslins
Rack aRa white Lawns, GiDehans and CaIicoes
Habit and Furniture Dimity and 1arlion Muslin
Lace tape .cherked fancy, jubilee and Polka Robe.
Ombfr Blrcee. Silk and HerDani sbaw!s ard Scafs
Moravian, six and Cotton Hosiery, all qualities
Isle Th,ead, Silk and Kid Giovr- and Nitts
Super bonnet. cap, neck, I'D Velvet klsands
super SIX aud Cotton Umbrellas, Fara-ols and Sun
Shades
Thread Laces, Edgngs and Inse.iincs
Swiss, hook and cambria edzings md inserncs
Irish Shirting and Sbetting LIBens, all prrrs
Table Danask, Diaper, Table cloths and Napkins
Russia and Birds Eye Diaref, Dowlas snd cash
RevrLs Sordeted m.tcbed, and ape oordered thread
CambLic Hsndkerthe.s
Plain and shaded Silk Ffin.es and Cords
Hair, Class cioth, .hars-jes and Cord@d skirts
Large and medium -iIe ilarseii.s, Qnilis
E.tra snper Wool Biacs Cloths ard C7ssin.-rrs
Fancy coicred and Figured French and Dci:sn Casa!
super End medium Drap dc Etc and Grape Csms'-ts
t.rs-c Lasting Summer Cloth, and croton Camblets
Heavy brown and 7hlte Linen Dfn.s
"a and ~ plain French Linen, s7ct rll and B1rlsps
Black Sl,n vaientia and Nareiles Ve-ting
cot;onadr, Kfemiins. CaG5ieis and Mexican NIltu,.s
81 ~, ia, 4, and 1914 brown and bissche. Jomts-
Plaid Domr..!es Apron ard Furniture Cheeks
Brown and ti.aehed Jeans, Sankeens and Cotton uz-
naburgs
India Floor Mating
W, variety OF other Goods no. S-,e enuale .;rI,
every article Of which vii! be sold Before stated az
un:ommonIy low prlces. for cash.
VALENTINE, EREgDES ( 20.
March 27-c5t 2l7 Broad street.
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). Wiilinghas,n,

w q " J. L. y ~ l. T. ~ u y j. Z.
~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dry GoCpS,
Is now in receipt OF an almost entire new stock
J. Of seascnabe Goo1s, which have been select
ed with much care, and will bc offered upon ac-
con modating terms, al such prices as cannvt tail
10 please. He soics call from his acqua in
tances, and the trade generally, toar examination
o! mis- stock, Consisting in pagl as follows, VII:
Rich embroidered French Ba!zofines
Rich embroidered graduated Robes
Lace Ausandies, some very rich
Printed Lawns and Scotch Ba'zorines
Plain and embroidered second Mourning Balzo.
rines
Plain and Satin striped Ginebams
Astoria Salin striped Ginshans q new article
Bareye and other :-ca.is
New style Spring Prints, q large stock
CdpaId Bonnie, Ribbons, in great variety
Jaconei, Lace stripe and other Cambrcs
Irish Linens, ard Liaen Cambria HandGerchie!s,
very cheap
| Laces and Eisinss, a complete as .crnenl
Black aud colored Kid Gloves
Black and white Lace Milis
Black and while Silk and Coilon Hose
parasois, ParasoIeus and Umbrellas.
CLOTHS.
English, French and Amer, .n, Of various shades
anu qualify.
CASSIM ERES.
Enslish, French and Am. .rican OF various shades
and quality.
{ Vesngs, great variety
Bieached donestiss, a complete assortment
Bleached and Brown Hollands.
No. S. Main Street, Richmond, Va.
nfarch IN
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MERCHANDISE.
SPRING, 1916
EIcOts, Shoes, Palm Leaf
HATS, &c

=
e WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. e
T D. HOOVER has now in store, $50 Cases
y Of The above articles, To which he solcits The
attention of wholesale and retail dealers. HIS
stock is perhaps superior 10 any at present IN
market, in point Of variety, &c, and his prices
viii Ds found as moderate IS those asked by any
house in Richmond. He socs an examination
OF the following articles by merchants and others:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Genilemens imitation channel Boots
Gen,lemens scwed and pessc,i CALI goat and
seal Boots
Gardeners very superior cali lincd-and-bound
pegsed Brogans
GentIemen's goat and seal lined-and-bound
reeged Brosans
Genllemens cali, goat and seal sewed Bro
sahs, OF al qualities
Gen,lemens common lined-and-bonnd pcgged
and sewed Brosans
Genllemcns coarse, heavy, begged Brcgans
Gen,lemen's Pumps, Slippers, &c.
Ladies first quality Morocco and Kid Slip
pers and Ties
Ladies frs. quality Walking Shoes
Ladies %, 81. and 4lh qualities OF the above
kinds, and bronze Kid and Morocco Slippers in
srea; variety
Cater Boots, I'll styles and colors
Lasting BusSins, ofaIl qualities and prices
LADIES Whiie and black tnS!lsn Ma 'ciipPc!s
Ladies fancy Silk CATERS and Buskns
Misses Caters and Slippers ard Ties lack,
bronze, ard all color< worn
Children's Shoes, Of all co'ors and qualities,
perhaps The most superior assortment in the city
Servants Shoes, OF all descriptions
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
lG0 OF iron and wood frame, at all prices
Common hair aud leather Trunks, Ia grea;
variety
PALM LEAF HATS.
GO dozen Just received, comprising genera
slocs, which will he sold, together with all oihey
articles in store, as low as they are selling in New
York or elsewhere. ]. D. HOOVER,
March ~ II Main street.
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Spring Supplies, 1910.

CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &c.
pEING in taiiy expectation OF receiving
ID from The Manufactures in Scafordshite, via
Liverpool, per ship Houinguer, 81 New York,
and ship Madison, 10 James River, my Spring
supply OF China, Glass and Earhenware, con-
sis::og OF new. superior and desirable Goods;
and by the packets from Ike Northern and Eas'eIn
cities having received il part and nov receiving
my supply O. Class, LooSinz-Glasses, Fancy
Goods, &C., nlaay articles OF which were bought
al unusually low rates, aud all upon The best
terms, am enabled 10 offer 10 my friends and
tn public generally, one oi The hes, sssoftmens
have ere7 had; and as I am much in want of
that very scarce article ready money, | invite all
in wan, Of any articles in nv line 10 give me
cali, being determined 10 offer as great, if not
greater, inducements than any in the trade.
Bear in mind. tha; China Hall, No. y Yves,
Main Street, is he place 10 buy rev and fashion
able styles at low prices.
March 20 HUGH A. WATT.
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ID. Paine & Co..
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES

i
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE business of the agency OF Mrssrs u. PAINE s.
Il co heretofore conducted under thr firm rf It
RUSSELL BIGGER & co will hereafter be carried
on by the subscriber, agent Tor the Managers and all
orders addressed TO them or TO myself will be prompt
y attended To. e. w PURCELL,
Agent for o. PAINE Il CO.,
Managers of Lotteries.
$4,000, so OF 1900!
drawn or Saturday,, April fth, 1916 IS Nos IL draw NJ
GR,sp CAPITALS:
Prize Of $500 1890" ! ft'H' q Of 1880 5000
q 6,is7 so 500
I" 1000 &c. &c. &C.
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 2 50.
Certificate of IS Whoes Sll6 90
Certificate of 2s Halves 80 10
Certificate OF IS Quarters 60 50
$4,000, 10000, 100 of 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class no. IS, to be
drawn OH Saturday, April lith, 1876, at Wilmington,
Delaware. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
oaAsp
Prize Of s3 49, GOO ,od Prize Of $500 S,S
q &C 5000 100 Z" " SEQ
Tickets go, halves, 5, quarters so.
Certificate Of % Wholes will be sent for eile So
Certificate Of q Halves Will be sent for 80 q
Certificate Of % Quarters will be sent for 20 81
$4,000, $4,000, 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 10, 10 he draw
on Saturday, April 18th, 1876. IS Nos, 10 drawn
g 5000 " 2,UUC
&C 10000 p " (" 500
5000 &c. SC. &c.
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 50.
Certificate Of 26 Wholes costs Sll9 OF
A Certificate Of 26 Halves costs 50 81
Certificate Of &c Quarters costs % 7s
OF Orders meet the most prompt attention. The
drawing s sent 10 all who order u.s. and the cash fol
all Capital Prizes can be had usual At sight, the
ment the drawings received.
For large Prizes address d. PAINE & CO.,
March 81 Managers, Richmond Virginia.
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GCHEjSTiE5Ss
Ga1yAN!C RINGS AND MAGNETIC
49, IfTD

cEyERE RHEUMATISM.-Mrs. Elizabeth
- Miller, No. 80 Polar street, between Rachael
and Budd streets, Philadelphia, has been e COM
-letsly cured OF the mos, severe attacks Of Rheu-
ms,i.m. for which she had tried everything in
vain. The extreme pain woali Often compel her
10 rise len times in a night, and her hands were
drawn up so as 10 be completely useless After
using The Rings and Fluid Tor oniy2i hours, The
pains entirely let and she has not haa the Ssish'-
esl attack fora period OF several m"n;hs.
Dr.. Christie is in possession Of lea-iy orc
,boosand testimonials, received ron persons
who have tecn entirely cured OF The most severe
Rheumatism, bo;h Chronic and IEfa mmasofy
for which every obcr "reTledY" was useless. I Re
Rings and rluid when properly applied, hare
never been sno$n 10 TAI. il any Of these cases.
Observe, only one agency in AM city or town
in The Union.
The genuine 70 be obtained OF
DUvAL & PURCELL,
Feb. % Druggists, i47 Main Street.
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ssordon 4 skinker,

MO. 81, MAIN STREET, Richmond Viz
IN GINA, offer for sale
SIS hhds Orleans and West India Sugar
Is iierces and bbls clarified Sugar
40 packages loaf, crushd and puiveIiz'd Sugars
boxes white Havana Sugar
430 bags Cofee-Isio, Lsguayra, Java and Ma
rdcaibo
Q bales Mocha Coffee
25 hhds Orleans and ". |. Molasscs
10 half chests Gunpcwder and Young Hyson
Teas; par: very superior
hall chests Black Tea
Tea in and l3b boxes
AGO sides Lealher-good stamp and damaged
IS do ccsse: Lea.he:.
200 lbs Shoe Thread
loo boxes Sperm AMI Talow Candles
80 boxes Soap
Fancy aud varegatcd Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimenio and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashton's Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs Duponi's Powder
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 tierces Rice
$50 dcZ hemp and cotton Bee Cords and Lines
SO dcZ. Brooms
81 doz Painted Buckets
81 nests Tubs
AZ bales Cotton Twine and Lamp Wick
so bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Grnd-Stones
Is kegs Horse Shoes
Hhds. Bacon
Glass-Sxl0 and l0xl2
Sperm and Tanners Oil
Cotton Yarns, Sal, Peue, Copperas, Nader
and Indigo
&C., &c.
lish, Tredesar and Country, comprising nearly
all sizes, round, lat eh1 square
Sheet Irel
S,eel-Arnsrican and English blistered
Naylor's Cast and Shear Steel
Tia Plate-l75 boxes l0xl4, l4I2), 12xl2
Bright and Loaded Tin for roofing
Copper-2,o00 lbs. Braziers, Sheathing, md
Bolt
Wire-lo 900 lbs. assorted sizes
Zinc and Spelter
Bar and Sheet Lead
March 23-d&c3m