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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-11-21
in. MONTGOMERY, Publisher.


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ne nau Presenrtiment tnat ~ snoulo ny a.
five a. Queretero without receiving inmentaols
accounts. For this reason no had sent instruc-
tons g Gen. AmPudla that ne should retire g
0ai'iilo fortliying the pass g Ios Juur gre
lhis would seem g settle me question: when
W. nave oiIen heard discussed, as g sne AZ
cufacy OF the report received from monterey
that q mPndia exceeded' ne instructions. His
condust VIII pc supmit'ed 70 2 councn VI wat
zen, Arls'a ~ ~ me Ci'y q MEXICO aiso a.
waning an examination tl in1o n's military opera
uons' ine wal 's'very des'fuc'ive 70 mexican
milI.ary feputa''ons.
W nave aileaoy saio 'na' inc meaicans
wsie naKins uhisen. preparations ,oi 'ne ue-
,ea's = seia oru1. .he garrison - 'ne cruz
as1 nas ueen Increased ana troops are mar 'sin
nv '''o ~ W. liO sas.ous pvin's y
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eay y enao'e ~ oas.'s ana e..y % ''anu :
vs. a.o's az .o..uuo = - nag .ASes
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au''As .'ou ~ ', 10. q. a'so - 9 -
a.'o" :. = on'.' ".'n ' Sna'so Tug sa'He
'ine 'ne PsoPle afe ousy ioluly'ng .ne cl.y'
every ciass Of cls'zens taxing noid g oig
'iehches' Even 'ns women nave ta i'll noiu
Vi tne sPaoe anu snovei, ana work regularly
WIN ing lhen' M
80 lalse money ior 'ne wal war .ne supreme
mas alo''eu ~ tue cues ana y a'es
cei'a'n sums ~ = oon'1iDu'euDy ne" mon.n-
=, ou' saving 'ne ue.s''s = 70 ai'angeu ~
'pe municipal au'nor'nes. @c' We naVe me
repo,. 2, comm.uee o. JaHsa IN sera cruz 10
winch the following assessment V recommen-
aed e. great lsng'n' nc ely proper IN SET
a0wn LOT So"a MONTH men the c''lzens
a'e o'siaed 'nlo slA c'assss' Inc ntst w y com
Poseo VI t"ehty-iouf clslzens, VINO arg 70 PsyI
S'o "on'n piece; .ne second Oh sixteen
cf'1ehs' ~ Hon'n" pieces ana 20 On do"n
70 ~ = month piece. Inc sum totai thus 70
% ralsed ~ vera Cruz 10 esumateo a. $zSxl
month"; we no'e tnls as 2 model OF the man
mel IN wMch mexico 10 providing resources OF
other cities and departments
The Government organ Of the Sd ult., an
mi ooI tkAt< ~E al H..
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-11-21

EATINe ScoRrIoss.-Capt KENNEDY, in work
entitled "Lije among the .AlgerInes," relates
the following horrid scene, Of which he was
an aye-witness:
"While drinking our coffee, we observed a
boy, who leaning with folded arms upon
stick, watched every motion that we made
The boys countenance was disgustingly re-
puisive, and the vacant yet cunning expression
Of his features, more those of brute than
| those ola human being as we'll -as the form of
his mishappen head, stamped him as an idiot
from his birth. A tattered bernous hung
loosely on his shoulders, and cold and we. as
the evening was, he stood staring in at the en-
trance of the tent, while the other A rabs.
whom curiosity had at first attracted, gath.
cred around the fire few yards Distant
Knowing that the Arabs regard as saints,
madmen, and those whose intellects are affect.
ed, paid no attention to him, and left the
tent, for a few minutes. When returned
the boy was still there, fixed in the same att-
tude; and | was told that he had just made
display Of his sanctity, by holding in his ma.
ked hand live scorpion, and then eating it,
without suffering from its poisonous sting
AS he was standing close to the tent, there
could be no doubt but that he performed the
disgusting feat Of devouring the reptile, but
was rather incredulous as to the fact of the
sting not having been removed. We were
discussing this point, when, guessing that
he was the object of our conversation, he went
away, and returned almost Immediately with
another scorpion in his hand. Taking piece
of stick, / examined it most closely in his UNI
covered hand, and perfectly satisfied myself
that it had not been deprived of its sting, or
injured in any way. The scorpion was Of a
tolerable size-upwards Of two inches long
quite lively, and able to inAict very painful
wound, the effects of which would be ap-
parent almost instantly, and last for consd-
able time. Standing over the boy, watched
him narrowly, to see that he did not pinch of
the tail of the reptile, or play any trick; but,
half raising his hand to his head, he put his
mouth to his open palm and l saw distinctly
the scorpion wrthing between his teeth as he
| took it up, and heard the crunching fits shell
ly covering, as he deliberately chewed and
then swallowed it. Neither his hands nor his
mouth suffered in the slightest degree, and
after a short interval he produced and ate
another in the same way, which also exam
med, The boy, since the early period when
the infrmity Of his mind became apparent,
had been brought up member Of the religious
sect ofthe sAisaoua, who claim the privilege,
by the special gift Of God to their founder, Of
being proof against the venom of reptiles, and
the effect of fire. The present chief Of the
sect resides near Medea, and his disciples are to
be found scattered over the whole of Northern
Africa; they are held in certain degree of
reverence, but do not possess much influence.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-11-21

DEPEND ON YoURsFLF. The editor Of the
Albany Knckerbocker is a sensible man.
There is more truth than poetry in the follow
ing, which we copy from his spicy paper:
Rad luck, as well as mschance and mis-
fortune, are all the daughters Of misconduct,
and sometimes the mothers of success, pros.
perity and advancement. To be thrown upon
ones resources, is to be cast in to the very
lap Of fortune. Had franklin entered Phil.
adelphia with thousand dollars in his pocket
instead of one shilling and ninepence, as he
did, in all probability he would have gone on o
''spfee'' instead of hunting up employment,
died at thirty-five from driving tandem teams
and drinking brandy smashers, instead Of liv-
ing to the green old age of eighty, and dying
a philosopher, whose amusement was the
taking of 'hunderbolts and bottling up light
ming. Had Napoleon's father been the owner
of princely estate his son would never have
got to be an emperor. A good kick out Of
doors is better for boy than all the rich uncles
in the world. One never tries to swim SC
hard as when he's got to do it or drown. "
To be rich mans son is the greatest mis-.
fortune that can beiall young man, morally
speaking. 'Sd '-i
Who fill our Offices of state or of honor a
Not the children Of the rich, or the sons Of the
opulent!
! - strowIedor ne starch snd 80
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do You not feel that this is an insult upon the
Reputation Of your county? Is there not chi
vahy in your heartsl Is there not those noble
land manly feelings in. your bosoms which
make you scorn the base wretch, who appears
before you az the prosecutor Of lady? Who
liz George Randolph White! A low, base,
cowardly assassin of female character--an ug-
Ily, lazy, triAing vagabond--a perfect union of
allthe mean qualities, that ever possessed NOR
ltalman's heart. He swears that this lady struck
him! He affects to have been cut with knife,
BY one Of her weakness, refinement and delica-
10y! Look at him. Does he not resemble a
man, who would fitch from the cold brow of a
deceased African, the worthless lead that clos
ed bic eyes. (Here George Randolph, instinc-
tistsy nodded assent) And gentlemen you
are to base your verdict upon the evidence Of
the prosecutor. Theother witnesses saw moth
ingof 1t. White who also says he was cut,
has very prudently concealed his Wounds
You are not compelled to believe such man.
From his own testimony, you are to believe he
attempted to drov her into The house, where he
might discharge the contents cfa loaded pistol,
s0iat he says he had IN his pocket, into the bosom
Of We defendant and Dauis and Matthews could
notinteyfsre! While our glorious flag is stream
ing over the highest peaks of the Mexican
mountains, and its beautiful stars and stripes,
glittering in the armament Of heaven, cheering
the hearts Of the brave Mississippians, who had
gone forth to avenge the wrongs Of their in
suited country, this chivalric White remained
at home and sought to display his valor, BY
pulling out pistol to take the life Of an inno-
cent lady!-
SAnurI FtRD, Esq, Of Madison county, con-
cluisd on the part Of the defence, and more
chasse, dignifed and well-timed argument we
never listened to We would give synopsis
Of the able remarks which fell from Mr.. Ford,
buttbe crowded state of our columns will not
permit rs to do 80.
MCarty, for the State, in conclnGpn, made
anexcoilent speech. His argument was sound,
his illustrations beautiful and appropriate.
The Jury could not agree, and owing to the
iateness Of the hour, a mis-trial was made and
the case continued.
george handolpn having had his pugilistic
propensities somewhat excited, by the wither-
ing and merited rebnkes Of counsel, gathered
together q few of the village urchins, and was
seen e5k late hour Of the night, marching BY
w " dAs moon, 2 while the boys with
drum and fife, were playing "Od Dan Thsker''
fronaa cake wagon to the grocery, and George
with trac military ardor, had marched and
reelcd, I'LL he was compelled to call halt, and
take his quarters at his post.
DEPEND ON YoURsrLF. The editor Of the
Albany Knickerbocker is a sensible man.
There is more truth than poetry in the follow
ing, which we copy from his spicy paper:
Rad luck, as well as mischance and mis-
fortune, are all the daughters Of misconduct,
and sometimes the mothers of success, pros
perity and advancement To be thrown upon
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
WALLACE & WARD

lave reeesed per steamer ,Gy ons Of I e
rsest md best selected stocks of Spring and summer
SpsS. sy ssss b:oash. hi. market consisting IN
=, ri of blue and black English and French broadclo'hs
and casmeres, po, and beaver cloths; sk sa'n anu
md Kentucky leans very cheap; alsrge lot Of
aann.s. of all coors and at all prices linen ana COZ
ton coat and PANTHEON s,us great vaIe,y anS a.
low prices very large stock Of brown and oieaehea
domestics blankets and blanket coats oil all aese'P
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03


" old "CastriIn" brandy
20 obis American do ssF
~ - gin r-f
IS swee, Malaga, MADEIRA and Port win.
Is d" loaf sugar
10 o." Tanners oil
5 &" Linseed do
4" Spirits tgrPennne
$50 kegs DuPnnis rifle powder
80 " bar lead
Also, champagne Madeira and claret wine. cham
paign cider, French and American cordials. brandy
cherries, brandy fruIte, ess. peppermint cloves, GIN
namon, Stoughton and VINE bltiers lemon syrup, TO-
matt" ca,suP. pickles. pepper sauce sperm starr and
tallow candles, Imperial Gun powder Young Hyson
aud Black Teas vinegar, chocolate Almonds ra sons
prunes, curans, sardiRes, crackers asPce, pc pper
ginger, alum, saIt peter rice, saIeratus, mustard, oo
rax, Birthstone, indigo, medder, cOPPeras, chalk, VIII
ting spanish brown, white, black and red lead. luh
erage starch, japan and coPa 'arnish, Let'w'ck
Lang and Saunders tobacco manila rope, bed cords
and plough lines, cigars, matches, pipes. backing
pa nicd buckets tubs, keelers, churns brooms, mat
raises, Jugs, dim ohns, nackerei, window glass &c
Dry Goods.
90 pairs white. blue and green blankets
1000 ps prints, great variety OF patterns
50 bales "a 4. A. brown dOmestic
100 ps bleached sheetng
~ Marlboro and Indian stripes
90 a. he'd ticking
Also denims cotonades blue drills, brown do, apron
cherk burys blue and scarlet strouding, kenty
e
cotton and SILK hdkfs. nsnk,ns, fax, silk. aud spool
cotton thread. worsted binding, coat and Pantaloon
buttons pear do needles, turkey red, scarlet yarns
spun cotton &c,
Iron, steei, Hard ware aud Cutlery.
Iron assorted szes) Ameresn, Eng 'sh blister Ger
man and Cast steel castings, (assortedl wagon boxes
assnrls ed szes) nails, bellows, tn'IS, Ices, sore"
plates hammers. spades, ,hOTes, hots, akes, log and
mace CHAINS a1e, mill cross cut and hand SAWS, pa
tent steelysrd, strap and butt hinges screws
aukurs chises, gmleis, pad locks, hies ana rasps'
brass and copper kettles aketles knives ana lorAs
pocket knives, frying pans, steel MUS sho'e! anu
longs curry COMBS ,hos and butcher knives, ra1or'
SC issors and shears Efters cotton ana WOOL eatos
coffee mills, gun ainis, percussion caps sho'' h'h
hooks, avis, grabbing hoes, we'll 6uekt'' &c
Hats, Boots and shoes.
40 boxes cashmere, neutrla, beVer, WOOL, pear
and sporting hats. palm do.
IT'S cases shoes, kip and calf brogans, womens
kip and calf brogans, mems Slippers "ohehs
morocco shoes. youths and boys d.
80 cases boots-6ne calf and morocco boots, KID
do, youths do.
Saddiery.
Gentlemen and ladies saddles, brides, martin
gales crcingIos. gir.hs whips horse collars OHIO
brides and saddle.bags.
Queensware.
CUPS and sausers, pitchers. IA great variety
mates, wash bowies, dishes, tumbIers. decanters
pin, aasks, jars. chambers, &c. &c.
Van Buren,. Aug. ]. ls46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

Mineral or soda wafer.
WY H. & MAYERS have the pleasure to an
" nounce to the lovers of this delightful be'er
ace that they have a fountain n operation scco"
panied " It'll ice and the various syruP'.
Fort smith, May 10, 40 ---
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,

HAVE received per Stesmer Saroo City, Reliance
i Ns,hSn Hale and Arkansas No 5, and in store,
large Sack of Merchandise suited 10 the trade o
which the following is part:
Groceries.
700 Bags Rio and Lasuirs Coffee
so hhds New Orleans Sugar
IS bbs molusses
500 bags salt
200 bsrrels and half b,ues Cincinnati whiskey
l pipe Holland gin
l " Cogniac brandy
1 old "CastiIn" brandy
20 bbs American do zf
20 - gin -
IS sweet Malaga, Madeira and Port wins
Is loaf sugar
10 " Tanners oil
" Lnseed do
Shirt, turnentne
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
LADIES' WE AR.

New style prints from Ct to % cents wots'ea an'
cotton baIzorines ginghams. shaded lawn sihghahas
new .tyIe painted lawns; polka MUSINGS canoles a','
acenei. plain and figured alpaca ustres, very
zen. NOUS seiues dc aine something entieY new az
decidedly rich; cashmere d'ecosse' gaaua'ea lUoe
Min and fquredsiIks and satins sha~s; ianey mas
linen cambTic bdkfs. plain and hen'' htcheai scars
Of every stve and quality; bobnet and thread laees
nd ;n.er,ings cotton thread and oos;n eus'hss an'
new style bopnets plain and fancy rooons
.one,b7ug new, and trimmings, IN grean 'aey, pa'
.,Is and snn shader; white and black SUE ana eot'o'
h,c al ali prices in short almost every article LOT Ia
dies wsdr .u.rcr-
100 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
chip, Legaorn, Panama. SIX "a, and ~ far f.
Hns. Of he latest fashion. Lrrseftof H..
-. ryD Of Books and stationary! Hdrdedre
.,.r ana cutlery, China Glass and
Ouesnsrare. Drugs, Msdieiae'
and Dye Stnfs.
s1rc.R COFFEE, AND OTHER GROCERIES:
s .H.I is. that persons wishing to purchase wi
al and o..mue oor stock, and 4 they do ~ Sny
eS.,o ,ood, il will not be our fault Inc s'gnes
en,ip nyic. bald ir aour wheat. corn meal, oats
beef Hides, deerskins, coonskin'. iea'he's
Van Bureu. Nay 20, ieio. - ---
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

~ BBLs prim. brown sugar ,,,s,,s
80 s.~.,.: tine wines and liquors; together Si'h
,sn s,Dftmeut Of articles in our line wh'eh We
Jory 10Th, &c, W. H. :" '"'' r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

Cotton Yarn.
sDnnA LBS. cotton yarn, in lbs bales;
OVVV 5000 doz. "
100 lbs. candle wicking;
Just reed and for sale by
WALLACE L. WARD.
I,Iy I,b 1Sl6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
ayRa7 A.uU MsDlSsI1ss

HeaRHoR; .sinamo.7r a.". ~ n..t ."'''
Pinkroo.. " .,.. ..
eaiphate Of Potash; @a :!
6pium; oil !...I ,..r. .Iu .N J. N-".S.
sseo,,ins Aloes. (gsnuins;) % -' rr1 -r'
Extract Of Liquorice; ....... ... ...4..... r .
Powder Cinnamon; .,........-..- ..
White Wax; riF f.' '' ''
lodids Of Prota ssiunl; ......-
saPhsto Of Morphinci
SsnA.,. and MANY other medi-
which makes our present stock o, st p,ug !
fcinss, &C.. complete. Physicians mercn ,a -
our friend, generally, are invited 70 sen" W.
sordsrsf Received BY Arkansas '"a'' An'
/ sas very low forl cash, by I".a'i g..,g7 .
n STEVE NSpN g. BELL 'BrSgg'Ss' y
m Buren, March gs, 1896 ''rm"- 2s" OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

A Bible Society of New YORK has presented
to each individual composing Col. Stevenson's
California Regiment copy OF tine Bib;s, printed
10 the native fahguugc Of the recipient t'iH as
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

/, The New York importers give Indications Of
an intention 10 resist the construction which See.
rotary Walker gives the Sarehnllsins act The
Secretary viii not allow goois aheldy under bond
and in public stores, shpuld they now b. ex parted
aud deoenture paid shereon, 10 BE- re.oniered all
lover rate Of duly. 1t is estimated that this dc,
cision Of the Secretary will save the Treasury
sl,500,00O, so extensive were The Preparaiions
them under the operation Of the new tariff -,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

>. .en.i.,ipr .f-s.4 and - square. l-2 80 So
|l4sSl.2.ed inch round; by 30, 3-o BY SO,
IA, / byI4, ia oyI i. 81 b, 30, BY Ia
y 81, aSy So, by -, by -; 81 BY ii2 3
B y 10; rs by ia, IL by a. mai rods; 4 = ~
and 5 inch boxes; plough wings; EAST gudge"ns
au mile
10 BURN, May 10, 1886
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

o..
Sin. The forces under my eommind assembled,
nd ,o,s, eomlafus, now encauiPea ssi;!hi:: half G
mile Of YOUR city, are determined to enter the
- ma by force. unless surrender be Immediately
made. .,..-,.....,. ..-Ie, I'd saa'.y1,g,a.-
From motives Of humanity | am prompted TO
gino you an opportunity TO save tht destruction
Of life and property. .,,-. y. I'm. & d.
You can surrender on the following TERMS;
Isl. Deliver up your arms 10 our 'hargc, 10 De
returned 50 soon as your people sihii have ieti
he State. ...- n... II, ..-- u
end. The army under my comm nd 10 enter
The city without moIes,a'ion, for 'f purpose Of
making arrests the men having Pledged thermi
elves 10 me. individually and sessaIly, not to
destroy life or properly unless on'er my com,
,,ar;d; and pledge myself TO you thai IT. you sur
render no property shall be desiroyedor Tie taken
unless absolutely necessary IN self.ttenee'
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MAYOR,S NFEIGE

b BALTIMORE, November 9Th, IL s.
* WINE. Ageeaby to the first section OF an Or
y dinance Of the Mayor and City Council OF Bal
tnere, approved April IS, 1874, tQ,wit ssSnd be it
enacted and ordained hy the Mayer aud civ Couu-
Gil Of Baltimore, That ii shall not be lawful flf
Swine 10 go at lage at any time in any OF the Streets
lanes alleys, between tie FIST day of October and
the the last day Of May, in each aud every yea-
within The city Of Baltimore"
Therefore, Notice is hereby gjDen, That on and az
tG' THURSDAY, the 10Th December next persons
will be employed TO take up all Swine found going
al Iarge CONTRARY to the above rGcitd section, and
to be conveyed to the hlms House Of Baltimore City
and County, of which all person Interested are par
tculary requested TO take nolice.
h23 lot JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor,
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A&tUSEa .t1IyT@
HOLIDAY ST THEATRE

YEHHYS EVENING, Deer ID. WIZ he perform
Al ed RORY OMOaE. Rory O'Mora. Mr. col
III vs. lie Weisknin, Mr. W. CHAPMAN. Sol
hiss A. FISHER
10 conclude with the Face Of GAME s. GAME.
Nike lIurphy, &r. COLLINS,
a. Price Of adms.ion--Box 80 ccnts-Pil 25.
0G-D00rs 0peu at quarter past 7-perrufnlanca TO
commence at quarter 10 pc OCk. Ii
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OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
~ MAMIIEALMrNRY AND NILS L. SrNN Z

The Undersigned respectfully calls the attention
the publ C to their new Seven Octave Concentrated
GRAND PIANOS. These Pianos are a SEVEN
OCTAVE, in a case Of the usual Size Six Octave
Piano-and for power Of Tone and sweetness OF
Sound, is to Hhe admiration Of all who have seen
theh. We are manufacturing Them at the usual
price of Six Octave PianO--at S25D, $500, $50,
and 300 and up, ALL SEVEN OtTAVE, and war
rantfd TO be unsurpassed by any others manuf,ctuf-
ed in this couotry.
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other Instru-
ments
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF every description
90 Music Published, Engraved, Copied, Arranged
and Bound.
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFT & BOSWELL,
nTU No, ll2 Baltimore street
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RALTIMNRE MuSEILlM

hED GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
COhNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.8LVERT- SITS.
THVHIs EVENING, Dec. 3D., viii be perform
~ ed THE AMBASSADORS LADY. Lady
Elizabeth, Mrs. HUNT. Beatrice, Mrs. LOWELL
Achmet, Mr. ANDERTON. Right Hon. Torrington
Bnbb, Mr.. j. SEXTON. Nadaud, Mr.. KEMBLE.
To conclude with FORTUNIO. For'unio Mrs
HUNT. King Alfourte. Mr.. ANDERTON. EN-
per0r Matapa, Mr.. j. SEFTON.
b- AdnIttanccs5 cts, children under ~ years Ct
age, l2l cents. saloon performance to commence a
II O'Clock precisely, Il
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TSRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

II No. BOT, ABOVE FWTAW.
(Reoently occupied by the l7te Jas. G.. Wilson)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared to furnish to order all
descriptions Of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, ard FIR ARCHI-
TEGTuRAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style &E} Orders respectfully solicited
and punctually attended to.
o76m JOHN COCHRANE.
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aNHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
u No So AGAINST THE WORLD!
TIE very cheapest GOODS 10 be- found in this city
can be had at No. 81 BALTIMORE ST, where YOU
can purchase
Beautiful REPT CASHMERRS for 25 cents
Rich new style YOURSELVES for 25 cents
Handsome PLAID CLOAKING for 81 cents
And every thing else in proportion, with very
haRdsom assortment Of CLOTHS AND CASSI-
MERES; Domesucs of all kinds; FlanneIs; BLANK
EI'S &c Call and see, without fail, and remember
the number. u2i
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REUSTCAL TUITION. MIR. A. j. CLEAYE.
Ish LAND, (Frofe of Music, aud FIR several
years member 81 the Teachers class III the Boston
Academy Of MuSic.) having taken Room AT No. II
BALTIMORE STREET, near South, is prepared to
give his professional rvces to classes or give pri.
vac lessons on reasonable TERMS al bis roOEs or al
the residence of his pupils.
Ladies and gen en- can get good instruction on
any instrument, or in vocal music, by calling as
above. All kinds Of instruments selected with
great care, free Of charge.
o. Particular attention paid to the cultivation of
the voice. seiS-3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-03
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HO.7,
GDTT'vTI CTT RAMS Sn0To

OLES.aLE.
y UST RECEIVED, a fine assortment of
W COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well shifted
To wholesale trade. COuj try merchants are request
ed to call and examine my socS,
RETAIL.
Also, anothr large lot of Flowing Blue. Hong
Kong, Dinner Tea Toilet ana Breakfast WARE of
entire new patterns. 1ogs Their with as good a stock
Of Moulded and cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can be- found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low, for cash, till
January l. 1877, after which time the subscriber viii,
remove 10 No. IL North Howard street.
N3- All persons indebted 20 J. \. II. Jr., are re
quested to call and settle such accounts as were
contracted previous to Sept. IS, 1886
ol7-tJal JOSEPH s. HASTINGS, Jr.