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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02
COTILLION PARTIES

COTlLLION PARTIES.
ENHAELES L.. SPIES begs leave TO inform
u his friends and the public, hat his st COTII
LION PARTY will be held on SATURDAY EVE.
MING, Oct oath, (inst and continue every Satnr
day Evening tn on bout the season, at
CENTRAL HA LII.
The Practising Assemblies will be held on THURS
DAY EVENINGS, the commencement of which
due notice will be given.
The Subscription Book is now open, al the follow
ing pr ces for the seas
Saturday Evenings, SIS 0O-sugle tickets so cents
Thursday Evenings, d 00-singe tickets 81.
Thursdays and Saturdays inclusive, IS.
N. y. MIR. SPIES Dancing academy is now open
the scholars of which are admitted 10 the allow
Bats and Parties free of charge. [sRl OLD cow
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TOVANSTOWN ACADEMY.-Thew winter
az season of this well known institution will com
mence on the 9Th OF November next. Terms for
boarding in the family of the principal and fortuatOn
moderate. For cards stating terms, apply at Wylie
and Wilson s South ST., Oldfeld and MeCOnas's
Commercial Row, DR.. Brownlre'3 5. w. corner of
Exeter and salisbury the undersigned per-
sonalIy or by letter, at the Academy.
Oc20 mWs3W JAMES II. STEEN principal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02
NEW FALL GOODS.


Ep MCELDOWNEY ~ CO. have in store
AN . and are daily receiving large and well Sc
lected stock of NEW AND HOICE DRY GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of their customers
and the public generally; embracing
VERY RICH BLACK SILK, from 3 A to A in
width, plain and strip aud wateted
Jet black Manila and other SILKS
Rich cOl'd Satin de Chine Gro Grain, Satin Luxor,
all new and beautiful Silks, for dresses
Rich Came!cOn in blue and gold, brown aud garnet,
brown and blue, green and geld, purple and brown
Silk plaid and striped CASHMERE aud MOUSE
LINES
Clarence plaid and striped Dress Goods
SUPER FRENCH MERIh o, al extraordinary low
prices
Parameta Cloths, Thihet, Alpaca, BOmbazines, Plain
and twilied Plaid GlNGHAMS
Super Twiled Whitney Blankets some low priced
A large assortment of new SHAWLS
A general assortment of Linen and Cotton House
Keeping articles
Shirtng Linens and Long Cloths
Cloths, CassimCres, Cassine and Vestings
Black and blue black and cord. VELVETS, some l
yard wide
Chnzes aud CalicOes, Handk erch ie(s aud H0SIERY.
With general variety of Goods, which will be of
fered at the lowest possible prices,
l63 BALTIMORE ST.,
o24 Between Calvert and Light SITS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

,asc4A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
SET! a House and Lot on the North side of Ross
s5,ih street, nearly opposite the intersection Of
RfAt1 Paca street, having front Of 30 feet on Ross
street, and running hack 100 feet Alley subject
to ground rent af SIS per annum, will he sold bar
gain. This property is situated in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many improvements
making in tn" nrighb0rhooA, very profitable invest
m"nl may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
Baltimore street. ms DIFF
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

"ANTED-Young mea, with or without ca
w plta, may hear Of fine opportunities to en-
gage in profitable business, by callingon
a29 l.. f.. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place.
make NOTICE-WAN TEDDAILY-CIerks,
IL book keepers bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; Coachmen Ostlers; Wagoners;
oVerseers; 20 ab0Fers; Agents; 90 Cooks, Washers,
ana ironers; Cham bermads; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresses; HOuse-keepers and
anumber of other situations numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only to give
me call and their wants will be immediately attend
ed TO- Servants sent from my stfce can always bring
satisfactory recommendations,
l.. F. SCOTTI,
oc%S No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

ma. CULLEN SINDIAN VEG ETA Bile
hv SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place o. every preps
ration heretofore used for diseases arising om TeGk
or other causes. All thai is necessary to secure
thus medicine place in the Domestic Practice Of
every family, when such a medicine is needed, is
ual.
1t speaks for itselE-is innocent ia its operations,
and n injury can arise from it, use at any time.
Wholesale AMI Retail by Rowland & Walton Pro
prigto.s 1915 Market Street, PhiIa Also in Baltimore
BY N. N. Robinson, corner Of Gay and Saratoga SITS
Kinsoe s. Toy, 9ss Marsh Market Space; James
Stansbnry, No 237 Broadway, Fell's Point; GorGen
x TuhmaR, No. l52, West Pratt street. seq
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STRAsS, STRA SIS, STEASs.
y BREaSTPiNS AND STUDS.
splendid, supply nf SFRASS BREASTPINs.
and STUDS, lust fnished-for briltancy, are moi
surpassed by the diamond, Call and see this morn
ing, at G, D. CLARK'S Jewelry Store, WATER
STREET, second door from Calvert. se52
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GHEW'S DAGUBUsIAN ROOMS,
~ III BALTIMORE STREET, Baltic,
LIE NuEShIrN SrREET philuhc lnhia

~ ITE tt NJ TT NVWE , TKFET, BlTt7e,
ZIG CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. SHEJV would respectfully announce that he
has opened Rooms At No. ~ Baltimore street, with
light expressly adapted for the purpose of taking
BAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES
upon the most improved system.
He would particularly call attention to his facili-
ties for taking children, which are superior 10 those
of any other establishment in the city.
E3- The proprietor intends giving his personal at
tentinn to those who may favor him with a call.
ml-dtf
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FAS HION A Is Nc
HAT AND CAP MENT,


FALL STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS.
HEEEa TO he had in all their varieties al my
HHE old stand, No. 80 EUTAW STREET,
Ne one door North of Lexington ST., VIII, re
AEzf14A the public will find full and general as
sor ment OF HATS and CAPS of the
best quality and at the very lowest prices. | would
also call attention 10 my fine NUTRtA BEAVER
HATS at only $3.50, believing them TO be unequalled
for the price in the city.
a29 3m CHARLES TOWSON,
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sD Opposite the Clipper office) wholesale and re.
tail manufacturer OF GIMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs-
Odd Feows'& Masonic REGALTA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, sc. and dealers in MILITARY TRIM
MINGS, hosiery, GLOVES, &C., which he offers
for sale on terms that fail TO give every salts
faction.
His stock comprises in part the following artcIes.
trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings, LacCs Odd Fellows, and
Gods and Tassels Masonic Regalia
BTaids, Edgings Purse Twist
Tailors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons OF all kinds Military Trimmings
Gimps, Cords, &c. of all kinds
steel S, buttons Gloves, merno, silk, cot
HAIR WORK ton and Kid
stars, Laces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards Sc
GA orders left with Mr., IL. will be attended
with pr0mptitude. sp3O
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TOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL b
~ CLARK opens a eseat variety Of Gold and Sill
work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard CHAINS, for ladies' and gentlemen; also, gold
Guard Keys; Fob Chains aud Seals, with great va
ietY Of beautiful Iewelry. se24
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MILITARY CLOTH. few pieces CaGe
IvH mixed CASHMERE, suitable for uniforms,
closing out at the very low price of Soc per yard by
II. w. COOKE, Agent for Trustees,
SEES cor. Of Hanover and Lombard sis,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

EDICn. NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL
20, DRY GOODS.-R. -McELDOWNEY co. By,
are receiving from the New York, Phila telphia and
this market, full supply of choice and desirable
FALL DRY GOODS, selected expressly for city re-
tail sales, comprising in part, rich SILKS; CASH
MERES; MOUSSELINE DE LANES; Tartan
Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHMERES; twieh
and plain Ginghams; ALPACAS; BOMBAZlNRS;
French and English CHlNTZES; with variety of
other Goods, which will be sold on reasonable terms,
at 1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
$50 between Calvert and Light SITS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

ITUST BE SOLD. An entire stock of DRY
We GOODS, purchased fIom Trustees At great
sacrifice, SELLING OFF AT Gust OR LESS,
consisting OF good assortment of Staple aud Do
mestic DRY GOODS, which must be closed out at
cost or less.
N3- Cell at the Selling OFF Store, in HANOVER
STREET ID Store South of Pratt ST.. No GS. whore
Bargains in abundance may be had o27-2w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

ENlRE! The subscriber has been appoined AGENT
II ofTHE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF LADELPHIA, and
having complied with the acquisitions Of the Law OF
the State Of Maryland for Foreign Agencies.
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable rates. and as an old Fireman, respect
fully sOcits share ofpubc patronage, at his Office
No. 49, South Calvert street, Baltimore.
JAMES LDVEGROVE.
| BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE
as usual. JAMES LOVEGROVE.
auQg en-
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EW COAL YARD
III HALL, DESIGNER AND ENGR.aVER,
- No, EUTAW STREET

opposite the Eutaw House.
Drawings of Buildings, Machinery Specifications
for the Patent office, Seals Steel Letters, md all
kinds of Wood and COpperpate ENGRAVING, neat
ly executed, at the shortest nuce.
PATTERNS for Castings made.
BRANDS aud STENCILS cut to Order
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
Art of Drawing. o30-6m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

HNOREIGN ADVICES-LATE ARRIVAL!
n u DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Great sensation produced at the HOTELS and
EATING SALOONS, in consequence of the great
arrival of
SPLENDID BLOCK TIN W.ARE,
Comprising ALL BLAZE, OYSTER, VENISON,
HASH, STEAK, and HOT WATER DISHES, OF
all sizes Also,
COFFEE URNS, BTGGlNS and FH4TERERS;
PARTISAN COFFEE MAKERS, a new article or
an approved plan; COFFEE and TEA POTS; EGG
CODDLERS; SOUP TUREENS aud IMPERIAL.
DISH COVERS, &c. of the most exquisite finish
and workmanship.
Also, LATEsET STYLES OF
b ut IN VIVA WARE,
in sets, with silver tons, and white metal handles,
very rich; American Britannia of all kinds, with
VARIETY of fashionable STYLES of
SILVER PLATED WARE, Table CUTLERY,
W.4ITERS, &c,
Which will he run off rapidly, wholesale and retail,
as cheap rs can be had al any house in the u States
Dealers and ouseket pers will do well 10 call before
purchasing Every variety of
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,
constantly on hand at the very LOWEST PRICES.
G.. T.. WETMORE s. co,
No. 10, N. Charles St., opposite Union Bank.
0cl5-lmif And near the Pew Church.
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HOOP EAR RINGS.

IA GABRIEL d. CLARK. Water street,
second door from Cavertst.
Offers for sale, large assortment of ROop Earnings;
Cameo Stone and Jet Breasrpins, with ali the differ
ent styles of gold Finger Rings, Shirt Studs ard
Bracelets. sea-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
a. BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, Sc, at Auction by
L. Fl MERRILL. Agents for Manuiac's,
Nos. II and lS Hanover st Get.
On TUESDAY, Nov. 10Th, commencing at 10 o.
clock, A. M, 500 Packages, comprising general
assortment of prime and seasonable Goods. $50 l0
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BEEL-AIR ACADEMY,

BEEiL-AIR ACADEMY
ND HAIR FORD COUNTY MARYLAND.
SAMUEL N. MAGRAW, PRINCIPAL.
The Winter Term session OF hi, Institution,
will commence on MONDAY, ~ Nov and continue
22i weeks. The course of Instruction embraces the
English, French, Latin aud Greek Languages, Math-
enatics, SC, and is designed to qualify the student
for admission into the higher class es of the best Col
leses or for active business.
Terms-Tution in primary department, Sl2 per
annum; mathematical department, SO per annum;
classical department, $50 per annum; Boarding, in
Guiding washing, fuel. &c from 800 to 800 per ann
HARRY ID. COUGH, Secretary
OPS d5tlaw3WA CT Board of Trustees
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

EDRINTING PAPER-l35O Reams Printing
Paper, of various sz' and weight, received and
for sale by TURNER Il NUDGE,
Ol3 Seuth Charles street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

OGERs' DIAMOND CEUENT-For
Ia mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, sc, tn at the break is scarcely per
ceptibe and as strong as before broken. For sale
oHy bv G. P. ROGERS, Druggist corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner Of Paca and Little Green streets.
0g- Price IS cents. 29lw-jel2-ly
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II slantly in store select assortment of fine and
common PAPERHANGiNG, BORPERS, FIRE
BOARD PRINTS. CURTAIN PAPER, &c. All Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices
-PAPERHANGING done at short notice in the
very best manner
JOHN c. HOLLAND. 4S Gay street,
ole If near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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nR. j. STANLEY, from London, can he con-
~ suited daily, for Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spna
Diseases aud all Nervous affections at his office,
corner Of Cove street and Burgundy alley. m22-6m
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NHEAP! CHEAPI The greatest bargain that
" was ever offered, may be had in BAROUCHE
that the subscril er has for sale. Apply TO
ALFRED H. REP, 1886 Baltimorest'
o26 ID tin store above Howard ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

SOLAR LARD HAMPSHIRE received an
- assortment Of Cornelius celebrated l. ID
LAMPS, with rich cut Glass Shades of various
shapes also on hand a large lot of N EAL'S PATENT
LANPS, for burning Cod Lard; and Lard Lamps of
all kinds. For Housekeeping Articles of ever des-
cIiption call at the Furnishing WareroOms of
JAMES CuRTLAN B. SON,
10 Baltimore street,
go opposite Centre Market,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

WN EDDING RINGS. Heavy plain gold and
w chased Finger Rings; also, set Rugs gold
Pencil cases and Bracelets, received This and for
sale by G. d. CLARK, Wafer street,
OPT Second door from CAV IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

EDAI RONlZED BY HER MAJESTY QUEEN
VICTORIA, his Royal Hiphness PRINCE AL.
several regns and Courts Of Europe, and uni
YersalIY prtte red.
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NICHULAs BREWRR. Md.
IMPORTANT CARD,


Mr.. DELANEY, Sir: For the last twenty wears
have been subject 10 the passing small worms, and
troubled with the cholic and having applied TO all the
Professors in the United States, and kept in my office
an taSy elaSc absorbing cnalr obtained no relief
lY restored q health Sipnph
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WELL MERITED HONOpS

The New Orleans Courier say: -. w. Reed
er, Esq, arrived here on Saturday. He had gone
to Head Quarters. the bearer of some medals for
non commissioned officers who had DISTINGUISHED
themselves in the battles of the 9Th and 9th Nav.
got up at the expense of their fellow citizens of
New Orleans. The medals were placed in the
hands OF general Taylor by Mr. Reeder in pre
sence of several general officers of the repnlars
and VOLUNTEERS. major Bliss, lieutenant colonel
May, captain Garland and many others On
handing them TO the general Mr.. Reeder deliver
Ell very neat address, appropriate To the coca
sion and circumstances The general renled i,
style and tone which showed that he was proud
oil the compliment paid to his troops among other
remarks equally opposite. he said, the acts of
brave men no matter how humble their station,
ought always TO be rewarded, and to me the pre-
sentation of these magnificent medals has an ad
dltonal zest, when reflect that they are symbols
OF honor given by the citizens of New Orleans to
those under my command, to whom they have
been SO justly awarded Taylor. like all cele-
bTated military men, has great TACT -
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Observation-Disclosures. SC.
New YoRK. Sent 2t 5P NJ

u OhSs NoPs. "a, ~ h
Inc arrival OF the Cambria has had a favorable
effect upon the market, as almost every species of
american production continues TO advance i'm price
Co''o" IA to cent higher than it heretofore
demanded
Flour holds on at last quotations. Some 5000
ools. OF Genesee have been sold for home con
sumption, and 5000 for export at S4.S7A SIS.
lhe market is pretty fairly supplied, and stock
Increasing. Not much done in Southern. Wheat.
white Genesee, may be quoted at 81 .O5 prime
red at 81 8 OF. Corn at so cents Oats at 81
20 cents, dull; Black-eyed Peas are selling at
Sl.l23 per bushe--very few in market, A lo,
OF 5OO bushels of North Carolina Flaxseed sold
tor 81 20. Clover seed commands a 7 cents
per 10; hice has felt an advance of l2a cents
per 100 lbs.
There has been some considerable demand 6or
Iurpentlne. lot of 800 bbs Turpentine sold
at So per bbl.; about 1000 bbs. have CHANGED
hands since the arrival Of the Cambria
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NO. slime.
One hundred casks good fresh burnt Lime
No. 6.-SAND.

No. 6-SAND.
Two thousand bushels clear angular fresh water
Sand for Cement.
Offers must be made for each class by its nun1ber
Separately and toih guaranty according 10 the Act
Of Congress- atn~Ted-the price Of each article must be
stated distinctly and carried out for the entire
Of the class in words Gtlengh.
Every article must be delivered by the contractor
at his own expense on the SPOT designated by the Com.
mandant and be subject to inspection at the Yard
before it is received and paid for
The contract must be executed tcifkin ten daus
after notice, or be annuHed and deliveries must be
commenced as soon afterwards possible, that the
work may progress. Every class must be comprt
cd on or before the 2Oh day of Nouember except for
the Bricks, (Class No 3,) which will be extended
to the last of December and for the Pine (CIass No
- the first hall OF the frame must be delivered by
the 10th OF December, and the other half with
inch plank by the 10th January after
Bond with two approved sureties will be requir-
ed under forfeiture not exceeding twice the con-
tract price In case of failure, and per will
be deducted from each payment, to be retained I'M
till the contract is completed No payment will be
made for less than one fourth of the whole of any
class.
All information will be given at the Navy Yard.
GEORGE LOYAL, Navy Agent.
Sec. 6. lind be it further enacted That from and
after the passage of this act, every proposal for
naval supplies shall be accompanied by a written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible per-
sons to the effect that he they undcrta Ike that the
bidder or bidders will if his their bid be accept
ell enter into an obligation in such time as NAV be
prescribed, with good and sufficient suretes 20 fur
nlsh the supplies proposed No proposal shall be
considered unless accompanied by such guaranty.
IT, after the acceptance OF proposal and Motif
cation thereof to the bidder or bidders he or they
shall fail to enter into obligation within the
time prescribed with good and Sufficient surctics
for furnishing the supplies, then the Agent shall
proceed to contract with some other person per
sons for furnishing the said supplies and shall
forthwith cause the difference between the amount
contained in the proposal so guaranteed, and the
amount for which he may have contracted for fur.
nishing the said supplies. for the whole period of
the proposal TO be charged up against said bidder
or bidders and his OF their guaranCr uarantors;
and the same may be Immediately recovered by the
United States, fir the use of the Navy Department
in an action of debt against either all of said per-
Aupllst 0Q-sdv,
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MORE LYNCH LAW

A Stacking case of this kind occurred recently
near Evansville, Indiana. A merchant finding
hYe hundred dollars less in his safe than he had
ie'' t"ere' suspected the money was stolen by a
man who deposited the amount with him some
months before. He then proposed to>lhe clerk to
take him to an island in the Ohio, and give him
as many lashes as he required to produce con
fesslon The old man was tied by the neck to a
Tree, and then received, as some thought, five
hundred, probably three or four hundred) lashes.
His cries were hushed by drawing the rope tight
around his neck. his toes touched the ground He
bore 1t nobly, and told them to kill him, bnt that
ne would never acknowledge himself a thief
tie was proved innocent by alibi, and the mo.
ney paid to him the next day after. Great ex-
element prevails. The guilty parties are highly
respectable, and can well afford to nav the cost
which their act of Lynching will cost them.
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TEMPERANCE ANECDoTE.-In Lewis and
CIark's travels among the Indians. is the follow
ing anecdote of The native good sense and virtue Of
the tribe OF Rcaras. At the time it occurred the
Vaiue OF the example was not practically appreca
ted ny the civilized Americans. but in this day Of
temperance organization and practice 1t will be
felt " We are gratified," say the travellers. at
discovering that these Ricaras made use of no
spurious liquors of any kind (; the example of the
traders who bring il to them, so far from tempting
having IN fact dIsgnsted them. Surprising that it
was as Agreeable To them as to the other Indians,
we at first offered them whiskey but they refu-
sed 1t with this sensible remark, '' that they were
surprised that their fathers should present to them
liquor which would make them FOOLS On
another occasion they observed to NJ. Tabeau that
no man could be friend who tried to lead them
into such follies"
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SEA-BOARD AND ROANOKE
RAIL ROAD

'ENHE subscriber having maze ar"an gements TO
n continue operations the Sea Board date
portsmouth, and Roanoke X aI Road, to enable him
more etfectuaIly to do this he has associated with
MN IN the business transactions of the Road Mr.
Samuel X. Ferguson, Superintendent of Work
SHOPS and MI James $ Richardson, Superinicnd-
ent of Road Repairs gentlemen of experience. and
fully able to conduct successfully all business com.
ing under the head of their respective branches
JAMES G.. WHITE.
The Cars of the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
Road Company, will hereafter leave the Depot L..
Portsmouth, at half past S o'clock on the mornings
OF Mondays WedneSddys and Fridays, for Suffolk
Carsvllle, Franklin, Newsom's and Boykin's De-
pots, and return to Portsmouth Tuesday's Thurs
Days and Saturdays, about O'clock, p. NJ.
Passengers and Frcights for those points will be
taken at low rates.
It Is the design of the Company forthwith to re-
pair, and put the Road in such condition. as TO Sc.
cure the confidence and patronage of the travelling
community. JAMES C.. WRITE g. co
Office Sea Board and II. r. r. Co.,
Portsmouth, Sept. n, '46. Sep III