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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

THE MUSEUM The favoTe comedy Of "Charles
the Secona and the aughable farce Of "The fright
ened Footman" together with dancing by Miss Vale
are the attractions at the Saloon this evening This
is good bill and will secure good house.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

A PERLoUs VOYAGE. The packet ship Uti-
ca, at New York, from Havre, SIS days, had an
exceedingly petilous passage. On the 18th No
vember, the Utica crossed the Banks, and on
the goth, in lat. Sc, N, while in the act Oft
ryng passenger, she was struck by hurri-
cane, which threw her on her beam ends, and
blew away many of her sails, several spars, and
much rigging. Damages were repaired, and
she proceeded on her course; and on the cath,
she had arrived within 800 miles of port, but
on the night of the 25th, she fell in with a still
more dreadful gale than the first, by which she
was obliged to keep ship before the sea to the
southwark and eastward thirty-six hours, dur
ing and since which time, she has been blown
off as far south as lat "a, and from her crippled
state, she could progress but slowly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

SUDDEN DEATH. The Norwich Conn, }
Courier mentions the sudden death, from apo
plexy, of Elijah Hubbard, Esq, for twenty
years President of the HLddletown Bank.
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lEcRSE,TGSG EXHIBITION. twill he seen by the
notice in another column taa; highly interesting
exhibition will lake place this evening in the Rev.
Mr. Hencr's Church, Second street. The lecture Of
DR.. DGibn on Jerusalem will be illustrated by a
large number OF most splendid and beautiful draw
iDgs On the subject.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

PHILADELPHIA EAGLE. We received this
paper, when due yesterday, for the first time
for week or two, and strange to say, it comes
with a complaint, that several of its Baltimore
exchanges, among them the Clipper, are not
received. In reply to the Eagle, we state that
the Clipper is regularly mailed to it, and that
we feel satisfied the fault is not with the Balti-
more post-ofice.
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Reported for the Baltimore Clipper.l
BALTIMORE MARKET, Bee. |;

Cattle. There was fair supply of Beef Cattle
offered at rte scales yesterday, and prices were
somewhat higher. OF 1880 head offered, $50 were
sold to the butchers and packers, at prices ranging
from 50 to SO per 80 lbs. on the hoof equal to 74a35
rs net. The average rate of sales about SO 3d.
Live Hogs are selling al S45 50.
Flour. The flour market is looking up. On
Saturday last some small parcels ofHoward St brands
solo at S462t which holders refused TO take yester
day, and demanded s4.75, at which rate about 500
bills were disposed Of To-day the market ID frn at
SAFE, with limited sales. We quote the receipt price
sold at 81 and later in the day zoe bbls at rs;
TO day il is held higher. We quote Susqsehanna at
S4 rs, and stock light. .
Grain The supply of wheat is limited. We
quote good to prime Md reds at S0a90c, AID ordinary
to good at 70as0s. White wheat for family -four ia
worth l05allO Sales Of both white and yelsw corn
al 45a46c. Oats at 3la52c.
Whiskey. The market is dull at 81 Ic for hhds.
and 22ac Tor bbls
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b3- We invite the attention Of the public to lhe
certificates of a cure performed by DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
" goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of he gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, preelades me posi-
bility of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in hs city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached to the eertif-
Gates. see
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

I3-FRENGH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the ease dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete ard largestassertnent
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirey new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC Sc for sale and made TO order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishments he United
states, L. S. FRYER,
Milf No. Nsrth Gay street.
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ITEMS OF News. A counterleiter, calling
himself Tom Sullivan, has been arrested at
Cincinnuti.--The gamblers at Indianapolis,
Ind, were last week ordered by the citizens to
leave that place Immediately, which they did,
At the st. Louis foundry they are max
ing one hundred tons bomb-shclls for govern
ment.-Wiliam McMullin, an officer OF the
Ohio volunteers, in Mexico, died suddenly at
Cincinnati on Thursday. Blanton McAlpin,
dem, has been elected Mayor of Mobile
Rev. VIM. S. Douglass, Of Springfield, Me +,
has been convicted of incest with his own
daughter; there are indictments against him al
SO for rape on two other of his daughters.--A
son of William Crocker was burnt to death at
Albany on Friday, by his clothes taking fire.
REV. G. w. Burnap, of Baltimore, is to
deliver lecture at Washington on Monday
evening next, in the Methodist Protestant
Church, on 9Th street.
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RICH TARTAN PLAlDS.
NUST RECEIVED fresh supply of Rich
81 TARTAN PLAIDS, all Silk.
Rich Tartan Cashmere Plaids
Do Oregon do
Super French MARINOES
Super Wech FLANNEL Warranted not TO
shrink) only so cts.
ALSO, Closing out Stock of DRESS SILKS ana
SHAWLS, of every description at rsdu ced prices
Bargains will be given, ~.
!. EDWARD BIRD,
dei5 No, 200 Baltimore street,
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CLOSE OF THE NORTH RIVER. The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia In
quirer, in his letter of Monday afternoon, says
winter is now fairly commenced. The wealth
er yesterday and last night was very cold, and
it is not unlikely that the thermom eter Will be
as low as zero tonight We arc informed by
telegraph that the North River is impossible
further than Athens, and to-day we learn that
ice is rapidly forming below that town. 1t
may be safe to say that navigation between this
city and Albany, is suspended for the winter
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

l7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
Sonth,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 8. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
., Route See advertisement. ia26-d
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Ny- JERUSALEM, THE HOLY CETY.-The
Rev, Dr. LURBIN's interesting Lecture on "Jerusa-
lem aud its Antiquities" delivered few evenings
since in Light street Church, will be illustrated in
the Rev. Mr.. HenCI's Church, Second street, THIS
EVENING, at u O'Clock, BY IN EXHIBITION
SUBJECT.
The Doctor, speaking of them, says: "I beg leave
to recommend The drawings Of the antiquities of Je-
rIsalem-Of its hills, and vaes and of its present
buildings and objects OF interest as dinghy ac-
curae and instructive, conveying clear idea of the
city and the objects OF interest III it, | commend
them thus cOnfidenliilly, because have examined
them during an exhibition"
0J- Tickets 25 cts. Children half price lie
p3- The ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF the SUN
SCHOOLS ATTACHED O the Methodist Rnisaa-
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SOUTHERN PLANTERS wishing TO pur-
. chase NEGROES, would do well to give me a
call before they make their purchases, as it would
be greatly TO their advantage. Negsoes purchased
and sold on reasonable commission. Apply at
L.F. SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
dis No. 10 Exchange Place.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is.

PHILAUELFHIhj DUc' TO.
The stock market is without special change. U.
S. 6's declined !.
There is more firmness in the Flour market
Holders asking 81 rs for fresh brands
No change IN the Grain market. Not much doing.
Patriot.
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NlRAND MILITARY BALL
NJ OF TIE BALTIMORE INVINCIBLES.
The 'Ballmore lRVincbIes" have rented WASH.
IhGTON HALL, and will give a Grand Military
Ba on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 5, ls47.
Full particulars in future advertisement. dl6-st
MNIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY THOU
u SAND DOLLARS TO be distributed in prizes
by the drawing of the Lottery TODAY, with grana
capits prize OF $40, 600. F0r a beautiful prize call
at the fortunate office OF MILLER & CO., corner of
Baltimore and st Paul Sta, and purchase ticket.
THIS DAY, Dec. 10Th, will be drawn, Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class No. 3. IL Nos Is drawn
ballots For the benefit of the Sasquehanna Canal.
SCHEME.
prize Of S3O,0O0 10 prizes of 1880
g 1880 10 &c 500
GO 5000 10 Z" 400
GO 1000 10 {" 800
2,7U0 400 q $50
Tickets $40 Oo-halves IS 90 quarters So 50.
For lucky tickeis by the package or single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER u co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st, Paul streets
Drawn Nos. ofthe MARY land Lottery, class No.
2, drawn Dec Is Lowest prize 81:
~ % IS &c 30 70 % so al 90 IL rs go
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FUNERAL OF MAI. RINGGoLD.

1r2- As the remaiRs of the late Major RHGGoLD
aIe expected TO arrive in Baltimore about the 10Th
December, the commanding officer of tho eseort is
DESTROYS TO ascertain as nearly possible, the
Der of Troops fOm distance who intend 10 join in
the funeral Ohsequies.
He therefore requests that the commanders Of all
such companies would report to hin at as early n
day as possible, so that proper positions may be
given them, and The programme arranged.
He also desires that such officers of the Navy,
Army Volunteer and Militia corps at distance, as
wish to join in the procession, report him, when
places will be assigEed them.
JAMES q. LAW, Major
Commanding Escort.
{T7- Papers in this and the adjoining states, will
confer a favor by giving publicity 10 the above no
tiee. APsRJ d4f
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n TCH HIGH COLORED WOOLLEN
10 PLAIBS. Just received by the Caledonia, l
case rich TARTAN PLAlDS, for Ladies' Dresses, Of
high colors and new designs. ., .'nn
ALSO. will open on Monday morning, l4ih inst,
Cease rich PLAID SPUN SILKS, received by the
aledona. F. GARDNER,
stdlg H.. ... No. 1916 Market st eet
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
8 1000 Maryland SIS, 7si
1850 do SIS, 7ss
5000 do 6's, Is days. 7si
5000 do SIS, Is days s.) 7eI
shares RnIt and Dhi in Rail Raad. 40l

7 70 Shares Bait, and Uh0 KalI KBdu, 4Ut
y Maryland 6's closed to-day at 78t asked, 49, bid.
Baltimore 6's. 1890, closed at SO asked 9ei bid Bal
imore and Ohio Railroad shares 40! asked, 40 bid.
The Transfer Books of all the City Loans closed
yesterday, and will remain until LIST January.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

VANAMBURGH's MENAGERIR. This extensive col
lection of wild beasts of the forest were visited yes
terday aflenoona nd evening BY crowds of our citi
zens We noticed among the visiers several OF osr
most distinguished clergy men.
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p3- The ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF the SUN
DAY SCHOOLS attached 10 the Methodist EpissO-
pal Church, Caroline Station, will take place ON
MONDAY EVENING, 25th December. Particu-
lars will be given in future advertisement
1t BY order of the COMMITTEE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-16

WEIGH 4 DELAvAx's NATIoEAL Circus. The
reduction OF prices at this popular place of amuse
ment aes like charm-lhe house for The last two
nights being crowded TO excess, many persons hav-
ing 10 go away in consequence of being unable TO
Obtain even place to stand in. GGnIlt men intend
ng to take ladies should always Iecure their seats
during the day. The new and highly successful
spectacle of ''Old Rough and Ready" will be re-
heated tonight for the 9th line 1t is destined TO
have an unexamped run. The performances in the
ring will be changed entirely, and several new
scenes introduced Dan Rice, the clown of clowns,
was never in better hunOr. We will give his last
two originals "Why is the audience like the NJ XII
Monterey? Because they had 10 give up their
quarters" Why did the MexiCans fight us at MOn-
terey' Because they did not know General
Worth" Once more we advise you to secure seaS
in advance.
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M OGElss' DIAMOND CEN ENT-Fo.
Il q, nsnding Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
0manents, Sc, so that the break is scarcely per
ceptible and as stroag as before broken. For sale
oHy by G. 2. ROGERS, Druggist, corner OF Howard
aud Marion, aad corner Of Howard and Madison, AID
corner Of Paea sad Little Green Streets
{h2- Price SS cents dl4-lw-jei2-ly
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SPLENDIO WATCU rs.

SPLEkDID WATCHES. f
$50 Received this day and for sale by GA
Tf& BRIEL %. CT ARK, Water street, second
~ d. door from Calvert some beautiful Silver and
CsA.S&S Sold LEVER WATCHES, made to my OF
der in Europe. Also, Silver 1HgNTiNG LEPINE
and LEVER WATCHES. de- If
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH EsTERN
MERCHANTS.

'ENhs undersigned returns his re. 2ectfal thanks
z to his frsnds and tie pbie, or -, .,,.rt Of patron
aye b Sa' rceevea IN past yetIs ~ leave to nfora
nm. al o., ,ho- ,ho .nauuiAeuras Checks are nos'
.vas 10 sell on the ehsaIey. with him VIII hfa nun ~
4, c AZ. r,a G,resi and honorable terms and
Having seen e.. attention TO their tAc'est- -. r.
,o1e tnn- .s-oy engaged in nufaotu-ig coet. '
p1ttuuiu. atv rear pai believes h" haA nan 80,
~ beeominr acquainted with Tie wants ~ C'eA
& he vonn rorSby respectfully inform all -ho a,o ,hei
,rsha,c, of him they shalt 5e farn'f'a ,rn ~
,uro. 80 sntrp,--e. 10 POINT OF wcsu anship " nrsn' 49,,
Irs ,-tn known that sovcra! n7nuiae'Steir @
80 rosstanv -elng a aid counterfeit Ar'ie.e'
a.. ,.rrpr aJcrouc Clock which fact Is an NV hE
Cd nent iron hen) 'hri- superlorty tie ass ", S
-. = M bnnr-- ate tc buypg Gisvei
IN usieh esse they hcthe subject. CT uf
,,s,x iC,-eompan cah VII be pouirIS an'
n ,u,nded to- srangcr- wLo se'd their oiics ~ man
ron rselvins the attention personli alTlesnon
rDdS for Foreign will BE- eafuy selected III
WITH r.lert nee various maiSe.s M ''oe' ~
s,, Is hfShmen vsSriaued to perfn.n well W. u
VIII b. delivered BOARD boats or v,ssrh irHe OF -.
mas with assurances possible aten' 'oh ~
",o III, ,p,re. OF hi friend, ana Paron' he reeenny 90
etiIs patronage ot all -, r., s,..o,
y.-cbousc IN Philadelphia at 10 North Third street
Warehouse n Baltimore, 70 south Charles eueet ,t,
F.rrory In New g. Johns ee,t ~.
and sN-lN NhHSI'oAs
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Richmond. .Ar,u., S. ,s.s. a. L. "'' . '"i In

NJ ALBESPEYRE,s BLISrER PAPEe for
W. maintaining the discharge in Bslers This prepared
has been years and upwards among TIE
the Partisan Hospital
aeknowged be OF compositions used zoe
busters; abundant uuifom discharge with
and preventing decomposition OF the matter
uag thereby contributing
cleanliness comfort Physicians respectfully request
an II GhySoR Il WOOD.
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DISSOLUTION

TIME co.partnership heretofore existing under
IL Arm Of Rankia whdoSk this cay Dissolved BY
mutual eoH.,ut business concern
tended o BY Raniin whucok q Rcysaer.
(sgncdJ ROBERT RANKIN,
N. n wHrrLoCk.
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.icaIcd Mineral Water.

Moderated Mineral Water.
FENHE great advantage TO heath to be derived
II hSm the of Mineral dunnv the monns cf
universally Acknowledged and has ed 10 the trans
from tho those Waters the re-edsl
virtues Of which know and aeriiud a.
Ire sne br general agents Tor the United States for the
sale Of NJ.
White Sulphur Water,
from The Whit Sulphur Geerhrer this Stair
and OF hafre half barrels and bottles
Which Teplenshcd intervals during The
They have also eonsiany supply OF the famri
Saratoga Congress SprfHel water.
and bottles Their ,aeh that they
enabled ,hes admirable auvants
health asyrin perfect of pr,sv-ucn obtaining them
Ccct om TIE propretoTs Of the Springs ard VII,
rcnierng and ready immediate
hosY constantly refrigerator well scPr,eo with
ice.
lave a-r srETZFR WATER, in Jug, non celebrated
Strings in Germany.
DUvAL& PuK ri 3, Druggists,
ls5 Main Rehmord Va
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AZ ORDON d SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET,
~ Richmond, Va, oaer for sale
IS Minds orleans and West India Sugar
IS tieTees and bbls Canhed sugar
40 packages loaf crushed and puyeTised Sugars
hnHrs white Havana Sugar
430 bags Cohve-R'o Laguayra, Java and Maraeaibo
2 bales mocha Coffee
2S hhds Orleans and West India Moa,scs
10 HI chests GunPowder and " Tyson Tea, superior
Tea
Tea M G and 1910
400 sides L~zther-gOod stamp and tNmaged
IS do Russet Leather
900 lbs shoe Thread
100 boIes Sperm and Talow Candies
20 bo1rsSoap
FancyAn VaEiegated Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pin.ento and Ginger
goo kegs
ESQ sacks AshionB salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kess Duront's Power
$50 reGms wIsIpug Paper
10 ueTe-s Rice
ESQ Hemp and Cotton Bed Cords and Lines
g dog painted Buckets
goo Nova Scotia q .ld-stoncs
is kess iIcrse Snoe5
hhds Bacon
GAgE-sIlO ard lC=l2
SDem aLt Tanners oil
Cotton Vans. Peire. Cop2eraE, Nader aud lLIgo.-
Cotton bales, Clover Seed, Cider VINEGAR sc. &c.
IRCNlOo tons Svees, English, Tired gar County,
prising nearly all Izes TounI dat and square.
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
sTEEI-Amerean and EaglsA BIstcreI.
MAYORS eat and sheer Steel
TN NJ ATE-I75 bore lO1I4 i412O, 1879.
bTigh; and iesdsd Tin .nr rcofrg.
CoPFER-28OO bI Brlziers sheatiing and Bolt
wIRE-lO0O he assorted SiIes
Zuc anC Sus!fsT
Bar ant sheet Lead mhg
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700 PACk AGES
iFREsfu SPRING DHx GoODsi
T.. s. j. $. JAMES & CO,

"ANE now in store ard are receiving by re-
q "A entire a,7,rrnent Of SPRING GOODS
purchased either nuetion very
Their stock almost article m their
object being qk sales. they viii SELL fot
socd ato.ceedng proatr and
try respectfully requested cell anG their stock
alton. before pure hash els where.
Richmond. March 81. is46.
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MOUNT IDA SNUFF Mill. TOBACCO

IN iii
~. MD CIGAR NANuFtC1ORY -wAREtIOIfsE, No.
- NV 81 ST TROY Opposite tho ssamtOat wh.rflrhe
mas nui ne INC past year remo, ed his snun Mill snd
Natumetory the Troy the ppr, OF u-r water
power oI Greater magnitude and permanent supply lie
Cagars
Iht SNUFF q 81 pcrfee' eut.-~auand and the
hme Warranted cqva In every respect % the most approved
oueed 81 Al the varieties OF ecasse and
1922 " -
eco for chewing and smoking .r,nufas aTeo
- frs- oliioS(. OF choice havoT and quality The SI'ok
he Chewing al log wei dressed free from
and The * 'ieusr alone different from any
other manufacture
CIGARS, ~ $50 thousand, Manufactured from
Havana Fcd and other Tobacco OF the vsrou, aye OF
ReraUt Noa Faaaisla, Sc prices below SthsI Lin
ufAetory.
II RodsoS made conform TO the low Strs At
product OF the manufacturers
through prepared for distributor ant Wit be nr
nisNr' Application.
the city cf New York
RAD RcAd Zee ofe.pense
Of age river fse shL EDWARD RoNME
Troy. Y. Y. October 10. is45. &C i+-ly
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NORTHERN
ADVERTISEMENTS.

A LBANY STOVES. The subscribers. having
made extensive stoves
Their variety and having patrrns
are prepared In for Air Tight Bolsr Pre-
nis" and Bocr Elevated Oven coss Air Tight Air Tight
statue and common paror BoI and sin
$50 Stoves ard k1ehcn an sre. Conner and
ia FURNITURE Russia and American ripe. &e-
Thar arrangements such that
ohno"nt they can execute orders any
house in TIE
shos-e Nos 10 and street Foundry ON Boes beteep
Quay Market Bersinner Lansing streets,
LOW a LEAKB
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Office,

CO-PARTNERSHIP Office.
OF The undersigned have this day entered into
partpshp under aud style o"RANkiN wHrLoCk
RoYsrHR fcr the Transaction Of general Commission and
ship both ssd domestic and respect
faIy snleh III, patronage of the pubhe-
(sgnedJ ROBERT RANKIN,
n. wuTrLOCK.
A. L. EoysrER.
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NEW DRESS GUoDs
AT BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON,

.. Al phOohS, BELL * HUDSON'S,
ii3 Eagle Square.
"E have Just opened a Store, No. la Eaxh
w Square, the following goods received per Express. viz
oopeees superb new sic oxands Lawns yatt-s q,
/ Aars Aad
Richly embroidered Muslin shawl. Win hand-om.
DO do do sears Linen hinge
Plain aud REVERE Muslin Scam. new style
Lace Baton.
Pine satin stripe Muslin, for drc.-e.
MaTrailes and Grass skrs
White embroidered and Graduated Robes ke ke
ps bkooks BELL q HUDSON.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
FAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
to oeoo cheap for cash, with Of Pain
aTtieIes.
Gs, o: the best quality, s6IsO wboies
or retail.
Waite Lead hard TO beat in from IS lbs so lbs 500 lbs,
The above articles selection and warranted good
ountry genumeR would do call and eIamine these
Ioods and judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paiai shop Main street
Nert door 10 he Ercha
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NOTICE.

rTNHE subscribers have entered into Copartner-
ship usa-r The of orsbe. Apper-sa. purpose
a osoSSens Apohees,y and Drug and have
80 hoss foDeriy eeeapsed ~ ssmse r. Ade Co, No ST.
Mas. i a III .I ~
They intend t--pinE an of Drugs Mod
ens- aut. Ola Dye stufs Ae aid ssh call nom their Old
fnds ths pube generally Bah Of having been broush
engaged in u number
Cir. attention bu.ines.
share of patronage. .......-
fosns an
pu,ins from physeans
putting
Mp pfcser' rt,oBs BE- set TO the bolse.
49, PETER w GRURBS.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-03

MORE NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
4 ATHROP. CHRISTIAN N co. having re-
~ unusually Of staple aui ney DRY
Cooks all the styles OF Ladies Dress Good, such
aS-Shai.d BarrCes and BaIorines
Rich shaded or1aniiv Muslns
Lawns and 1'NretCns, Lawn Ginghsrs
Frcrcl Earistan
Rich graduated Der, &C Robes
Do. do Lawn and Bingham Role,
White %. Embroidered DO
Back ard cord silks variety styles, and prices from 7se
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Mouruing Gools-.ueh as Bareges iawns
AlpaeaA ROmbsInes- Grapes &C
lrish Rntus Linen sheeungs
Phloweasc Lin,nF AM Table Damasks all qualities
Table Cloths from 1 TO ~
Linen Driiiurs and Paid Linens. for boys
Back summer Cio'hs GamhEoons
french Cassinetes, ca-hmereu
C.crts and Ves;iSrt slsjylcs
Anew vcTy Fich embi NcsS Patterns
Pain and embd Cape BaTege and nusin
SlaWs and Seads
siS and Cambria Umbrellas
ALSO,
Straw Bourcts, all styles
Ribabis Flowers snd Band Boxes
Al Of winch will be sold eheapai
nyI No. 20 West Main street.