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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-17

DeArH OF THE OLDEST EfIscopAL CLERGY
MAN IN rHg Country. The Rochester Demo-
csat announces the death of the Rev. Ashbel
Baldwin, who died at his residence in that
city on Sunday last, at the age of nearly SO
wears. He is stated to have been the Oldest
ordained Minister of the Episcopal Church in
Shs Uniied States.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. A SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from BatmOIe-st going towards the aOck)
TNNAk e NOTICE OF DIR. RUGER5' NAME on
n different parts Of the Office.
Attendance from A. M. I'll 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED
{d}-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
Al - n Ii
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BOOT FACTORY.

BOOT FACTORY.
Tho Subscriber having opened sJulG
No. 91i WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors abnvc Sharp, s0ulh side,
would respectfully inform his iiiends
an / The puhli, generally, thai he ia prG-
pare 10 manufacture BOOTS, seWed
OrpeCgcd, that CaunN he GTCrIiGd in
materials, workmanship or nrAugsa 0i
fl, which he will guarantee shall weai
equal To any that are manufactured in
ilnta LIZ, Inn.lnh IL lla..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-17

3 OIs CIou Ramnle st.
a.xzs The subscriber - leave T. in
81 form his fri nds aad customers THAI
he has IePsla, Ishtd himself al he
asEs~ Ss aaisst above stand, bg,P pc is mann &C
Etk turing geurlpmcn's BOOTS hoes,
~sAssss sc. AT his usual low licrs. and IN
Style viii h he is determined shall moi he sur ~ sPd
by any establishment in the city. FurlhS putting is
unnecessary a. every une who has worn his Boots
testify 10 their quality. He alsO hfas leave 10
return his thanks 10 his customers for The
very liberal share of patronage which they extended
him, and very humbIy soIicis continuance ~ The
same. fri ja3l 3m
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CARRYING THE GREAT
6ESTR.9L UNITED STATES MAIL,
e szfasYs LeavnglOwe end Of Spears Wharf,
1k'sff1 iHaazasiaGN ESDAY and FRIDAY, at4 O'Clock,
P. nj i'll The well known ami complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, (being well prepared for
the wintcr) for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va connec-
ting next morning, at O'Clock, with the Steamboat
III ara$f CURTlsPECK Capt Davis ,or steam.
boat ALICE, Capt. skinner. for Rich
mond, TO City Point Railroad, for Pc
rsb re Va. CARRYING there about two Ou rs ahe ad of
the Great Southern Mail Linc) without fail of con
Eection-nO loss Of sleep, and hut change of bag
gage-thence by Petersburg Railroad 10 Weldon, n
Co. and thence by railtsad and steamboat to Charles
ton, Is. Co. and thence by the southern routes ew
Orleans, through in about seven days, and much the
most pleasant, comfortable and shortest route South
o. Passengers may rest assured that the Bay and
James River Line of Boats are well prepared for the
Winter Travel. The comfort of passengers being W, i
attended to by The officers and pTOpretors, and what
is here stated may be relied on as the truth
@3-The Bay Line leaves Norfolk on TUESDAYS
! THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at4 O'Clock, P
NJ. fer Baltimore, arriving about O'Clock next morn
ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
The great addtonl expense for the White, Line
cOmpels the ProprietoTs to advance the passage fol
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, Na'........ Observation-Disclosures. ST O(
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, observation-disclosures. zoo
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. G. lONt
Passage betwe'n Baltimore & Charleston. =. c. 22OG
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
! BY this arrangement passengers will perceive thai
this route is the cheapest, most pleasant and cOmfnr
table and but little doubt of delay from Ice las in the
Potomac, on the Great u. =. Mail Route) as we have
engaged the Ice Boats to keep open track for US in
! the PaiapScO River when possible
| QC'- Travellers will he directed by our Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who VIII give eve.
! ny information and conduct them TO the boat hand
| your checks TO him or oar Porter (NorfOk Line or
his hat) in the depot yard who will attend to youl
| baggage.
! ALI SHEPPARD. Agent.
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WnERFUMERY. Mrs Nickerson has just re-
II ceved from Philadelphia. the agency of Jules
Banels PerBmery. Hair Dye. Rrars Oil, Beef Mar
row, Vegetable Tooth Powder, &C.
fei4 saw. HOWARD. ST.
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EMS 7 BNI IWNIItD ; NEE
Three doors Easl Of the Bridge.
Where the subscriber has opened
a fashionable BOOT AND SBOE
STORE, and has on hand a general
assortment of Gentlemen aud La
dies Boots and Shoes Of very de
scriptiOn, which will he sold lower
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-17

han az any OtDgT eStAOiSnlHtnt Inc SuhsCtlhPf W
vtes the public to give him call, they may rely
getting work ol superior qualify, rs he has en-
played most efficient workman (J0hn Roberts,
as foreman, who has been in the brs establishment
~ this city. a. W. CLANCY.
N. b. Customer WORN made 10 order at the short
est notice
Re would also inform hs old customers who have
% literally palronzes him ai has od ana we kHuwn
.tand. IS Harrison ST., thar he has on hand large
stock OF all kiuds vi Boots Shtts, mad, in The most
fashionable style, which VIII be sold low. either
wholesale OF retail
A. w. CUANEY rs Haris n Sc,
d3arl Sian ri the Ma pOlc0u Boot I. Shoe :;toie.
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GOOD NEW&! GOOD Nj Ws!2
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
FNpgONJTJMl


a. The Subscribers hnye DFepaYed---~
fiae assortment of bpRutiiul andsa1A'HsHfI
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter which they we uld like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can he sold nj The COilDwug
price r: GasIs 50; Half Caters, thick sole gl.62;
Morocco half Boots do, S 25; MOrOsCo Jefe,eons.
do. SLIP; seal Akin Hair Foois, $l,lz; Seal Skin
JeffeTaoHS u; Misses hall HI IL, thcR sole, rs cents;
chdrrn's Boots and %hOes. 81 CtBts,
% The above work is prepaTeh ~ the neRlesi Raj
mOsl fashionable Ryp, will Every for its duyA
Iiiy. FANCY SHOEs gnd BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made al the shql .esi
notice. ELLIS y NlCuLAI.
n57-u M. 80 RalunO~H-sL
ENCOURAGE &MElsICGa IN BUGTisE.
.svr,- Who viii sCnh 80 France for R004
ElSN-@ When the EnhscrhCr will make such
f@ that Tor nealUeSs cOminr' and dur
s. ability, cannot DC surpassed by any
E. Wor,SnHn in the world
MEFSs Public otiGnu0H Is respectfully IN.
E&PS yiiEa 10 ttIS suggestion.
hlN'G2 PRICES r. toOWE:
@s#rh Dress Boots, stitched go, go. zJnj $,
@=%.si. p@g2"d,,,..,.... $50
s Water proof dnHhlt sO'ei lined
bpbiH. euLcied, Observation-Disclosures. $50
Water proof double sGlgd lined Boots, p"%grl fa4.5i
Cork SOIGd pEguca B1nts,.... So
SANL ROBINSON, - Euisw-rt.,
n9t-E Opposite Western RanS
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH. MEALS LARD
II LAMPS-PRlCE SO CENTS. Tine great oh
jet fully accomplished. Cold LARD is used without
the trouble of first nietine CENTS worth is said TO
last whole evening; it lights up at 'nce without any
previous care taken 10 sataraie the wick is the
case with all others now AIS o on hand. Lard
and Oil LAMPS Of every description. Supply your
selves Immediately, at the Cheap Housekeepers' En-.
pofium of
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
"a 10 Baltimore Eat. opposite Centre Market
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INIS OF any CITY III IIiH UnkH ne ais
would return thanks TO his friends and customers ia
their kind patronage and would ash continuance G
the same,
". b. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-y SAMUEL Buckley.
MJEW BOOT AND SHOE sTOR~.,
IN L
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X, 3. Remember Inc No., BIS, ~ she ge,l,ne crit
ctC are iar sale at nO HhG place IN ialLiaNre al2
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"a GuLkH IAN. NuMV nIAItlGEs.

d3-am Sian of,ne Nepolcon Bont b Shoe s,o,,
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$4,000 WORTH OF FRESH DRY

NJ w Trcrf Vrd bV
Raj Road and Steamboat and packet. Psuek Henry and
Greenway nom New assortment o. IN.
est style SPRING GOODS, viii greatly
before hand offered new
small ADVANCE and IN.
sale BY auction viii take pi,ee July ryinr but little
invite ho- want Of goods give opportunity supply
ing nem II almost their own price Here follows
part -. -
ombr. striped Barere-. Baizorincs aud Lawns
Gro de Oder, JaeoBsts Orsaneis Mn.ins Giszhams
fieneh and Ezrlon Ginxhsms black AID white
French, Englsh. and American Caieoes. (ehea ID
Book, ssiss. Null. Jaeonet ariped and plain Muslins
Black and white Lawns. CT -Eham', aud Caiieoe.
Habit and Pun tare Dmty, and TaIton Muslin
Lace npe checked, fancy, jubilee and Polka Robes
Otnsre Barge. slk and Hernani shaw- and searls
horavan. silk and Hosiery. a qualities
Lisie thread. silk. and hid Gloves and Mitis
super bonnet cap, neck, and Ribands
super .R Umbrellas Paasols and gun Shade,
Thread Laees. EdsingA and Inssrinrs
Swiss book, and cambria Edrings and Inserings
lrsh shifting and sheetnr Linens. ali price.
Table Damask. Diaper, Table Cloths and Napkins
Russia AID Bird Eye Diaper. Do~Ia, and Crash
Revere boiS hens tap. bordd IND Cam Idkf.
Plain and shaded Six Frnges nd Cords
Hair gra~ cloth, Marseiles. anie rded Skirts
Larse and medium Marsene. Quits
EIta SUPER wool black Cloths and CASHMERE.
Fancy eofd and hg'd French and Belgian do.
super and medium Drap de Ete and Grape Csmbets
Crap- Lasting, Summer Ctotht. and Croton do
Heavy brown and white Linen DriHngs
b and - plain French Linen, Sack Drin aud Buap.
Black Satin vaentia, and Marsenes ve-ing
Cotfonades. kremlns. Camblets, nd
-, -, 50, g. and 1874 brown and beaeL. Dosne,tes
Plaid Donesties. Apron aud Furniture Checks
Brown AMI bleaehed Jeans Nankeens
India Mating
with variety Of other Goods enumerated every article
OF which VIII be sold as before stisd
LOT cash. VALENTINE, BREEDEN L. co,
NH &c 2I7 Bro,d s,,s.,
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GORDON Il SIMMER, "a MAIN STREET,
IS hbds ORLEANS and West n Sugar.
rs uerces and bhls Cllrihed sugar
40 packages loaf, crushed and pulverised Sugars
S bores white Havana Sugar
400 bags Cohee-Ro. la guayra Java and Msraeaibo
2 bales Mocha Coffee
eS hhds Orleans and West India Molasses
10 h chests GunPowder and Y Tyson part very superior
hi chests Black Tea
Tea IN 6 and LIB boxes
400 sides leather-g"od stamp and damaged
rs do Russet Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boIes Sperm and aloyy Gambia,
20 boIesSoap
Faneyand vAregated Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pmento and Ginger
900 key, Nails
$50 sacks Ashions salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs Duponts Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 tieress Rice
$50 doz Hemp and Cotton Bed Cords and Line.
50 doz Brooms
p doz painted Buckets
~ Tubs
IS bales Cotton Irvine and Lamp Wick
so bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Grindstones
is kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Gass-S1Iu an
Sperm and Tanners
Cotton Yarns salt Peire, Coppers Nader and INDIGO
,,o Cotton IN bales Clover Seed Cider Vinegar, &C &C.
lkoN-l0O tons ssedes English, Tedeear Country com
prisinE nearly all sizes, round fiat nd square
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
srEELS-Amerean and English Blsfer,d
Mayors and sheer
TIN PLATE-I7S bo1es lO1l4, I4I2O leIt2
Bright aBdleaded Tin for roofing.
CoPPER-20oO lbs Blazers, shealhing and Bolt
WIRE-lOOO lbs assorted sizes
Zine and Speler
bar and Sheet Lead,
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VIRGINIA AZ superior Court of Chance.

for the Richmond Circuit Capitol in the city OF
Richmond on Tuesday the 3Ist day OF March, 1896:
Andrew Parrot and creditors OF John ~
Nofton'deed, Pirns,
WIN Jones' Sheriff county Frederick and as such
De SOnis nOn with the win ANNEXED Of John Nor
Tins day further heard on the biIs
repeations reports
and Of commissioner orders and formerly read
argued by counseon whereof The Court do adj
Judge, order and decree
missioner OF the court who directed report
ing accounts
list An OF outstanding unsai6ed secured
BY the mortgage executed by John H. Moron I6h
December seventeen hundred and eighty copy
6ed eIhbh directly BY mining the cred
ors secured or indirectly BY the indemnity the
In ms report he separately BY The Said
mosase-he evidence ets and by any
party IN sustain such emthe evidence facts and
relied by arising from pay
meni negligence lapse OF time or erhese and in relation
himself or requedb by any party 10 be stated
sdy He Is to make similar an claims
arising under the executed
9Th day Of November ninety eopy OF
which Is ed as an exhibit the this
3d He ~ all claims secured
mortgages, but arising by judgments Morton
in his lifetime and an ma'e relied on BY deemed
pertinent by himself either rebuff
4hy BE Is all OF creditors com
oy lie pates asans The personal representative Of John H. Nor
ton together with deemed pertinent himself
CURED by any party 10 be reported.
5hy He report the defendant
CAharine Amber stating credit
t~eneshth day March eighteen hundred and the date
ofhng the amended bill OF present
with the OF the whole
OF November eighteen hundred appointing
third since He also directed and
real estate embraced in the deed OF the 10Th
eember hundred John
seized and possessed or that has sold applied
men Of debts this and and
Of The said defendant Cahanns Ambers dover
also directed and whether property
by said Of the 18th day OF December
hundred and eighty nine which the
was not recorded previous 10 the nmarage Of John H. Norton
with the said aiane and the deed recorded
the said Catharne had OF thereof
He saso specially deemed pertinent himself
required by be reported in support defeat
aon Of the claim Of dower made by the said Caharne
He alo, required do by the Of
Cathane Amber special statement Of her claim
Of annuity in the viii OF said John Norton
In stating and reporting the above aeeoants the commissioner
himself BY the principles declared IN the
delivered day January eighteen
forty died among papers
The also directed ascertain and
power Of the and the from
fund IL derived
In taxing my proceed amer
advertising the and thereof for
paper printed the city OF Richmond.
Copy-Teste,
N p HOWARD
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In ST0 r z .

IN y " q Il
ENTOFFE ALGERINES-loT Ladies Dresses
~ Etofe Primarota
EIo6e BalisIe
Shaded Swiss lawns
BAlEonnes and B.reges
Muslin robes
hsrseiles and other skirts
81 Balise shaws
Checked, striped and plain swi.. mu.lns
Plain book
Checked striped and plain eambrie.
Plain and figured bobnets
footings and other goods
Jaeonet and cambria edsings and inseriRss
Irish lineas, large stock
Extra IL 4 sheeiines
Linen cambries and linen eambrie hdkfs
Brown and beaehed hollands
Brown linens and Erass cloths every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
BleAebed
Navy drills, good article
GambToOns and eoitonades a heavy stock
harseiIes and Valencia yessinEs
French and English bk sain vestiHEs Of quality
Black brown and bronze French
English cloths OF every shade and quality
Black and fancy French eassme double and single widths
English eassimeres and tweeds
American fancy esssimerss, beautiful article
% plain and 6gd drap d'ete
Summer cloths, every color and pree
Bombaznes and apaeeas
Silk and alpaca
Green barege, black lace wells
Black white and cord Italian Grape. hat Grape
Silk mius and gloves
Black and cord hid gloves
Hose aud half a stock
Six ard hdkfs
French silk umbrellas = fine article
Cotton and gnRham Umbrellas
Paraso.s and famsolcties
stocks, collars and 5nsoms
Black Italian and other
Fancy neck hdkfs and
Black and cord sewing
DO patent threads very
Tayior's Brooks, Coates and other SPOOL cotton
Buttons and combs a stsck
Gum, web and suspenders
Prints
80 7s g. 9s 10 lana 70 thl.,.h. s,,,,,,. 4, s,
%. e. and So shirnEs and sheeunrs-amopEst
which Virginia stout Errek, Mills Manchester and
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
KnoI aud Penitentiary Piads for servants
And other styles Goods which are offered to the
tradc upon the most accommodating
NH 20 DANIEL. n. LONDON
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G. NSPAUG a. co

No - Wea hain Street,
A RE now receiving large invoices of sp,ing
n and summer Ciothnr fsiectsd manufactures win r.6
care expressly of me Richmond uadeamone our oet NAV b
ound EnFh Freneh and German Cloth dress Cost.
Tweed Dap DIE Cashmere Linep nuunsss fos F,g.h
ffeneh German and American Cashmere SIN Satin Rom
BARNES Valencia plain and figured narces vesnrethsr win
geat variety ~ fancy dress articles latest gaterns we
respectfully ash the attention Of purchassu
aoe a. We arc determined upon mating quiet ses
n B-our stock IN ow DAYS viii coupiete, comprising
every style Of garment In the eertemans line
IL. Iqfg--f7m
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

Now OPENING AT NO. 81 MAIN STREET.
'ENHE subscriber is receiving from New
Il York Philadelphia AID BALTIMORE are elegant as
ortneni OF Fresh Spring Dry Good purchased the
lowest possible 1tes The following n part
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES.
Pyremedioal Graduates Graduated Lawn Robes
s'tin striped ombre Bareges; Plaid French GnEhams
Buff. pink and blue French Chintzes
Black satin striped Bareges
Mourning and half do. Lawns n GinEhamz
fokeiuras, entirely
Embroidered Musns and Lawns
hieh Pans BaLarnes and Bareges
shk Warp Aipaea's low 4 62i
Bun pink and blue Paris JAeonet,; Coronation Robe
Trimmed Paris Colarx High neck ChemiEeiies
Swiss aud Camsic Edging. ana Insertings
AeIahders best Kid Gloves
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Plain black single milled Cashmere
% plaid French
Piaid Gambroons and Tweed do. Plaid French Drilling,
Aloertine, article; Dap de Louvier DO. do
Blue black and inv green Cloths; White Linen DnnnEs
ALSO,
lease ofsik Umbrellas
do hne Bingham do
do Parasoetes, Sun Shades Parasos all made by
wright Bro Of Philadelphia whose far famed
good arueie requires CONNIE ndaiion OF mine.
All The above goods luding many bere named
viii be sold extremely low for cash County
ted 70 examine
N Bon hind Cotton o,naburs. Buriaps, Cotton Cloths
Checks, TIekings, Linen Goods, ke,
aPs EDRIs BERKELEY
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
~ ABLAGHER q OLDNER have in store
~ large and general nsn md d.
nestle Wines and Liquors which they respectfully
The following iH part
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &c.
hall pipes Old London Dock Henetsa
Pcavos
10 " Otard, Dupuy Co SBRANDIEs.
Dupuy
Pinent Castiiion Co.
90 qteasks Naders Sherry Wines
IS a. casks Old ar - juice Port
so easesst Juisn Clsret
IS der Cd Ma snd sherry Wines. pipes Holland Gin
puneheons Old Irish whiskey
S DO 81 Cfoi1 and Jamaica Rum
Is casks sweat Malaga Wine
$50 doE superior London Porter renuus
DOMESTIC RHANDIEs, WINES, &C.
IS hPipes spanish Brandy. rs bbh Gin
900 btis frcihsd Whsksy
us Richardson's cd Rye Whiskey
so Hafnsnn
so n. y Rum. ias ar casks Wines
GROCERIES.
i0U tores No sosp 50 bags Ro Core
20 NJ boxes loaf Sugar bbls crushed and powdered
500 feamfnppinE Paper; 90 M che.tsTea
600 p 50 and gal Dcsnohuswtha general assortment
~ antiuff Gfccrfes FOR saie ~ vhoirrs retail
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my frients and the public generally best .souments
have ever had and very scarce a
ele ready invite all in Of
give call being deierminedo Offer great greater in
ducsmsnts than any the trade.
Do Bear in mind that CHINA HALL west Main street
the place to buy and flhionabIs styles prices
NH 20 hugh A. WATT
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES or YOUR
OWN STATE

WE Frankin Manufacturing Company on n tseh
- FhFEh WILL the Depot q The southern Railroad rood
ss,oent o. eta suporne, hne and
vat cap papers Fuid and pa aso MEDIUM printing enveop
wrapping pspcrs q various the prices
W'h tey invite public attention, asHcd nt IN quality
Pee helr maHucsure win bear eonparon prouctiou
oi any Nohen Factory They prepared osdersof
aW Description % payer that The market nay
qae Merchants and dealers rsquessd Pasf
N"iaso sxamne lof themselves nh Nu
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" Il w
LIV E r Y ST A B L E.

'BNhE subscriber having leased the Livery Std
= BE r. between l7th and 18th fornery occupied
BY M los Patterson, decd would friends
generally. prepared accommodate
the reasonable To HoRsEs
he would that he viii Sll
= share OF pubic patronage. J. r JOBSON.
Rich arch5 Inn
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j. WILLIN GHAM,
WHOLESALE ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

y. w L. IL y u III a Nj
WHOLESALE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
5 now IN receipt Of an almost entire new stock
OF seaonahe Goods which much care
and viii be offered upon accommodating prices
cannot fail to please He ,oeus md
the trade generally TO an examination Of stock consisting IN
part follows,
Rich embroidered French Balconies
Graduated Robes
Lace Organizes, very reh
Printed lawss and Scotch
Plain and embroidered second Mourning 10.
Plain and satin Striped Girghams
Astoria satin arues
BareEe and other scans
New style Spring Prints large stock
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons in great variety
Jaeonst Lace Striped and other Camb,tes
Irish Linen and l. e Hdkfu, very ehsap
Laces and BdEings, complete ar.ortuent
black and Cooured Md Cloves
Black and White Lace Mius
Bhek and White sim md Cotton Hoe
Parasol Parasoleits and UmhreHa.
Lace Willow and Gimp Bonnets rre,t variety
Back and White Thue Lace Tor Cans
Blcaehed and Brown Hollands
CLOTHS
English French and American Cohs oS v.ou. ,,d.. and
quality
CASSIMEREs
Englsh and French, large atsoument
VesnEs great variety
Bleach Domcstes, al large assortment
No. So West Main street,
Richmond March 10. 1876
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ANOTHER SUPPLY

ANUIHER SUPPLY
OF new, fashionable and popular MUSIC for
~ Piano Fore, Just p H. TAYLoRs
Forte and Music Store 100 Main opposite
songs.
The waBderers OF Home. or RecoLectons Of Child
Woo. BY T.. H. Brown
To Wia the Love OF Thee, by Leopold Meiynen.
The Mothers Sonz
K C'shaue, BY Geo. Lnley.
Pieces.
Qucksiep Foka
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