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The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-29

ha. N. AhDgEGBs EHAS jnst raturned from tAe East, where he has Il been for some weeks engaged in selecting lafga stock of fancy and staple flf eGoods suitable for this season and market-Taft of which he has just received per Arkansas No l, and has now open ed consisting of to say
 73 pieces of the most fashionable styles; 10 ' furniture prints;
 3 doz parasols assorted sizes BelzaIiae dress hankf; Plain black lawn; q Figured do do Fancy barege fer dresses American and plaId ginshams; PaIka laecs;
 Layse do;
 Bonnet ribbons;
 Bishop laun and cap netting; Plsir and fig ackoaet; Fancy dress shawls;
 Worsed do;
 Plaid drills and denims; GGnbron and red fanuells Whaicbone and pat thread; Percussion caps and ivory combs; l0 turkey red;
 Apron checks;
 Bro. muslins and dIillings; dol. large cut umbrellas; do cheap do.;
 ALSO: &--- Fish hooks and lnes Large assortment F. L. hats; Gentlemen sewed calls begged boots latest fash
 ion;
 Geas goat skin brogans; Chiidrel shoes
 Half and full spanish saddles; Brides, martingales and stiwup; Lcathers and carriage whips; X lot summer elo,hen; very cheap; The residue of his extensive stocks, is on board the Arkansas Mail which is daily expected and when sine arrives, he invites every body and paIt- cularly the LADIES, to call and see him. as lie is deteraned to 1ep up his character for selling the CHEAPEST and BEST goods in the City. Little Rock April 29tl ls46-33:tf
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-29
a,nNaS, Mills. etc.

yUST received at the Auction Mart, and fo sales $ low 10 dozen Coffee Mills; 10 dozen Wine Sieves loo assorted Tin Buckets; 50 fine Violins
 F. R. TAYLOR. da,cs 23 .-2s:lr.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-29
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< GENTLEMAN wishes to devote bis lime to / &- giving instruction in all tbe branches of a thefongh English Education. together with. Draw ing, Sketehi9s, Painting, Fencing, Lessons on the Guitar, aaa Singing
 He is graduate Of Eaton College, England; has iraTelcd extensively in botit Europe and America; and possesses testimonials and references of the highest ordar
 He would take charge of. or become an assistant in Seminary or some similar institution. or would enter, as tutor in private family.
 ADDREEss-
 CLARENCE WORTHWHILE,
 [i5-lW. Acg Orleans.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-29
Clocks! djf0Cgis!

tslHE undersigned has received, and in store, 10 s boxes 0. C. Mahogany Clocks, (wairanted) for sale by F. k. TAYLOR.
 .Blareh 23, ls46-2S:2m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

A Monterey correspondent of the Charleston
News, justifying General Taylor for his arms
tice, 81, I'VE have barely sufficient food for our
own men, and why should We he competed 10 fosti
twice our numbers, welIus guard them, when
more can be gained by tho present polite move
ment. Gen. Taylor has treated them kindly, for
they Tough, like heroes-i WAS their last despc-
rate resistance ami have not the least doubt will
terminate The war. The Mrxicans are now salts
fed thai we can thrash them in the open field or
under cover, giving them all the advantages Of OPP
sition, and the next move vii! be that Santa Anna
will step in and sue for peace"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

The Rigid Spirh.-The following. taken from
the Richmond Wing, is written in the true spirit o.
Southern ieeliug--N. o. Della.
The Boston Daily Wing is kind enough to in
form US that we may live to learn that the discard
al of aboitionists lis but poor way topreserve the
wing party in the free States" ltassures usihal
.lhere are too many to he thrown off" On The
other hand, we tell that paper that coalition will
the aboIiiionlss will be The signal for the dIssoi-
ulon of the wing party in, the Southern States;
for decidedly as the wings of the South may be
opposed TO locofocoisn, they will not for an IN.
slant hesitate hen theyare compelled to choose be.
tween ca. operation with that pa rty or an alliance
with a band of fanatics aud dIsuuioasis. Wing
principles are dear 10 them. but Southern rights
are infinitely dearer; and if victory is only 10 be
achieved by a coalition with Blrney and his crew.
they will unhcsiIaIugy prefer defeat TO tho g'
nomny OF such an association. Dog .... ..,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

No resignation No have no information
as vel OF the receipt of Gov. fELL's resignation
of his scat in Congress. II had not. We presume
been received when the last Bauner was issued.
otherwise il woui doubtless have been announc.
ed in tina, paper. Ifl arrived by Wednesday
evenings mail the news of its receipt had not
lranspired when our paper went to press, Ihs
evening. Den,ecrat,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
WALLACE g.. WARD

sJAvE Just received, per steamer Troy, direct from
III Philadelphia, New York and Boston, one OIL tne
-, nd hest selected stocks Of Spring and Summer
Goods they ever brought to this market, consisting IN
part of blue and black English and French
and casmeres pilot and beaver cloths silk SATIN ana
&C shmere vesings fine medium nd %" PrIced t"eeds
,nc, and Kentucky ioan very cheap; large lot oil
aan,Is Of all colors and at all prices; linen and cot
ton coat and panaloon sus in great variety and at
Inv nriccs; very large stock of brown and bieached
domo,,ics blankets and blanket Goals oil all descrP
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

AT Bunker Hill American miAtR laid the !ase
of the uloiiuHieHi g; !ieif bravery al Cbalme,ie.
they ruised the co;amu; and 4; Monterey, they
placed on its pinnacle the crowaIng stone. 1t
will now stand until gatlantry becomes . y.wcrd,
aud history blank IN o. Delta. y -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

Fer Ike Care g Dyseatsry ass Ike Con 3aiais.
Take equal proportions of molasses and brandy
mIxed-say. together, about half lumber full
aud If rele!s is not had in an hour or Two, repca:
the dose m lesser quantity. 10 violent cases, Two.
thirds OF lumber fail may be taken o first.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

Jonx E. MlNNISEN, Esq, (whig) has been elected
to the Safe Senate, from Independence county
at a SPECIAL eeclioa neld onlhe l3th inst. 10 iil
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Col.
C. II. Pelham. 6lr aor ... o.. Democrat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
Mann i.clures in me- SoulA-Ai ,hc A rcndi

Mann lectures ia-ihe Souih.--At the Arcadia
Cotton Factory, 20 miles from Pensacola, they
'urnod ont last week, 5000 yards of cotton cloth,
I INV, WIN 'heu prest.s' machinery, can turn out
lo0o yards per day. By dSohing il, which is
Intended iheyg"IIl ProdnGesiwlce THAI 4nantity.
The en,erprising proprIeors ma king Tic ex.
pertinent, (f 1t may be 80 called of nannlrc!ur.
my by means of slave aoor.-N o. Della. 7u3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

Lo,2 Dui,es, More Rereaue.--Si;.co tho mod.
liicatIon Of the English Tariff the customs receipls
at Liverpool have risen frotn about f7. 500
day to upwards of fl30O0. although mos, Of The
Lulkltsl articles are now admitted free Of d,,tv.
N. o. DELTA.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

The Hon. Henry Stephen Fox. late Envoy Ex-
,,ordinary from the British Government, lied
Washington on the 18th inst, in the sGth year
/ his age. -. .ie DE- $500 9' .-'.. -''+ a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
ffom The baltimore american Of n, ga.
? BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
FQRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoR1, Oct. 81. 10, P. NJ.

Marriage Of Tie Qaeea Of Spain-Adrance in
Cofo"--FiOur, Grain and frodnce.x iarkeis
Bpydn,.
i TIL, steamer Caledonia, Capt. Lott. arrived al
Boslo, at quarter past eleven O'Clock las, night
bringing Liverpool dates 10 the 4Ih inst.
Thestoamer Great Britain, Capt. Iiosken, left
Liverpool on tito 22d uh.,fc New York, with
one huIdred aud eisIhy:ieo passengers. and On
the sane night went ashore at Rathmuu, in
Dundrim Bay. Const of Ireland. Tho passenger
were a asfely landed At The last accounts she
had nd been got oil. Her cargo lad been dis.
chargel.
TheSurgeon of the Great Britain was the first
who Iardcd with the mail bags, with which he
proceed to Liverpool via Bclfasl:-they were
Jrough on to the United States by The CGnatI
stcramG Caledonia. Capt. Lot.
AmoIgsi these passengers were the distinguished
Dnnsuss Viennoses, ioity.cgIt in number.
The Royal marriage IN Spain forms the most
prominmt point of discussion in the Europen
journals The London Times and the Morning
Chronce protest in strong terms ncains,lhe Mont
penser tion wlthrhc Infant of Spain. The Ed.
roTean lines says that tie English Government
seems sposcd to do all that it can 10 avert this end
In lrchnd every means are being taken to find
the pcope employment. which is equivalent to
,h.re a., Ioon.so,o c,r,,,,o
AZ Ireiar,
Thnro ,,J Loan ,,rca s,r,. or COTTON ..,J -;
coo ;r.n,,I;u,, .l,a,,o L;,.I,, -
L., Lor Il III. ~ n.o,"n, ",,,,7,aI h,a...,,
ood =, -, sn,. -,
Wiuar,,'l ~ "7 p,,e It,
co,o,,.,,a;n,, .II s,'''Ia.;s ,nH :" s"''
,nI s,;arn;,a Of En,,i,,J ,; "a
iron, syer, corn.r r. ,,,a o.r,I; r. nocasSo,
TL,,. 80. ;,,1,,,',,,
NV common = '' ''"''' '''''''
The Unpn accompanies the dispatches of Gen.
Toy Ior win the GJIovir, co,o,,op,s.
H. ,o.as or IL. oanS,,,t.,;..0.c "
III ;,s,a, ~ ,h,, ,;,i1 ,S,:,'" - - n'"'eo
'"'' Wv - '''r' pos. Is 10
Wv ~, Nv VI r.,
wiz ''Ios ho a t VI 'o pu'',I ,n,'''' III
sur'e"uo', ''o .n.Ns'n "'"y' VI ,.o .'''''','9
p'o'sos' anu u'oi' oo'e''e' !" '''' c"l'
WIZ auu 'eF cons'oe'ao'y 10 INC resources Vi our
troops ana Se'Ae"' 1" ,r s'e"' PITPo'"c"' '"e
means OF Iie enemy Io uesp'I"es Vi "e"'
lAYtos donot INFORM US '""y. u '"' fePieSeL-
tatve Ne~ upon when nc "c'eo' I'd sran''he 10
The enemy -su9jed' hoNerer' 10 Instructions 0na
or"ers fra" t0fh E0rcF"m"'S-an afmis''cc OF
such orders, neither army is 10 advance beyond
snoci6sda Zine. aboH thirty miles in advance of
Ia
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14


The f"'u'e.-slalJr Noah says-and.wo be.
Iieve he Is not over-sa ngrine-thnt in fifty years
there VIII be city on the Ray or San Francisco
conI'I!ang more than $4,000 inhbilanls, and with
al,rge feet Of ships and steamers trading to South
ern Mexico, Peru, Chill, New Zealand, Australia,
and all the vas. aFchipoIas 90 OF the Pacfc-lo the
Philippines Japan, China and Ne East Indies. ~
This will be the most varied, tho richest, md
most atlacliye commerce in the world Count.
ioss wealth ana unknown luxuries. will be develop.
cd in the commerce of those brigh, chimes Of tho
Southern sea. We shall have colonies fitting oat
from Boston AMI New York. 10 settle Islands II
the Pacific. Phalanxes of Fourierites can thers
experiment upon social problems to their hearts
content and be able 10 live upon the boup,ies of
nature, whether industry prove attractive or not.
Free traders Will be free TO trade with all tho
world, and proteciionisls may draw u Gordon
around them. and be jasl as exclusive as they
please. MOrmons will not DO disturbed by war.
ring antics, aud every Nil sill uiitsr his ow n
cocoa.nui tree, aad have nolhing to do HoFSpk
out for bis bend. ioli d ,4ai u7I4-s " ff,nx
Is it,lhen, too much 10 saw, wo would
that ihlsspiri: OF quesi-enterprise, we wouH
call (which some so vehemenlly condemn. is
but the prompting OF spirit, for wise and bcne.
fcent purpose IN. o. Delta. slr l.l. -. h
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

. 'l. r.. Groceries:
100 poos Rio and Lasuira Coffee
5O bbds N,u, Orleans Supar
d hhIs mnIasses
500 bogs sal,
20O barrels and half barfes Cincinnati whiskey
1 nine Holland gin
~ Cogpiuc brapdy ..
=, T..C,s,rIan, brandy
% I'LL sncriH.n do
"a :, gin
81 sweet MALAGA; MADEIRA end Port wine
Is loaf sugar .l
10 =" Tanners OF tuE -
tinseeu 10
1PFltS turP,huhe mo-
I5o Kegs DuPohts r'he Po"utf
81 " Oar ltau
Also, champagne Madeira and claret WINE Guam
Paign CIDER, fTehch ana American colu'H,S' "'"uy
cherries, brandy iruitc' ess peppermint Cloves, Gun
nhmoh' o'oush'on d'iu VINE U'''e'S' '''"o. y J
matte caisup PICKLES, pepper sauce;SPerm s'aII anu
talow candies Imperial Gun powder Young II SO"
aud Black leaS' vinegar choc"'a'e' aiI'"os Iu'so,
Pruncs cpfrah'S, SatuheS' cr'cNerS a,SP.So' =. A.
gnsGr' a'aln, SUI pew Ia, hall VII;
tTng snnrish brown white ba ck and rcd lead. liih
cragc soap starch, japan and coPatyarnish, eitwiek
Langs and Saunders tobacco manila rope Ted CORDS
ard p.oGgh ines rsatS, "a'cn.s' ,a,
pa.",.' Ti,ni;oLns macterci. window gass. &c
n,v cood..
-. ~ p,irs white. blue and green blankets
1000 ps prints. great variety of patterns
50 bales "a - "a brown domestic
i 9S Ps OS WerIbnr audi" .rd Indian stripes
20 bed ticking
Also, denlms, cottonades, blue Gr!s Drown 40.
check, osnabnTgs'hine ana scarlet s,fopa'Tg, hen
leans, sa'" st NIKE, nkms, fax liz. and spec!
cotton thread, worscd binding, coat und PANTHEON
buttons, pear do needles turkey red scarlet yarns
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

Ho,loman, found guilty Of the murder of n Mr..
FISH, was hung at Gadsden. Florida, on the I'd in.
slant. -. Don. Wy
Flowers, Back and Smith, all convicted Of ne.
gro stealing, were sentenced TO be hung Oh Friday
iast.-N. o. Dela.g 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
iADlESi WE AR.

New style prints from, g. to % cents, wors'ed ana
cotton balzornes, ginghams, shaded lawn ginghams,
new style painted lawns; polka musins; cambrics and
aconeis in and figured alpaca lustres very cheap
rcus nous .encs de iaine, something entlrey ne" ana
decidedly rich; cashmere deccsse; graduatcu r0oes
Main and figured silks and satins; shawls fancy hdks
linen cambrc hdkfs. plain and hem tItched; scars
collars cupes caps, and chemisettes; mtts ana gloves
of every stve and quality; bobinet and thread faces
and nsertings; cotton thread and bobn. edgnsS ana
nsernas new style bonnets; plain and fancy riooohs
something new and trimmings, in great 'ariey' par
a.oIs and sun sadcr white and black SILK ana cotton
nose at II prices short almost every article iof Ia
dies wear. D cr,orc
100 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
:. CHR, Leghorn, Panama. SIX and F"r
Hats. of Tie latest fashion. Lrrge'0
.... of Boots and stationery! Hardware
and Cutlery, China, Class and
Gacessrare, Drugs. Medicines %.
. : and Dye. Stufs.
suGAR. COFFEE, AND OTHER GROCERIES:
All we ask is tha, persons wishing to purs hase VIII
ali and examine our stock, and If they do n L buy
Sa,n Goods il viii not be our fault. The highest
- nrice maid for -four, wheat, corn meal oats
hooswax beef hides, decrskns, coonsAlhS 'ea'he's'
and plank. AZ ,otc ....
Van Buren,, May 80 leto' ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

Mineral or soda wafer.
IVY HgkM MAYERS have the pleasure to an
w nounce TO the lovers Of Ibis delightful beHer
age. that they have u fountain in. oPera.ion accom-
panied with ice aud the'varOus syrups.
Fort smith, May Is, 'I6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
TRADE 10 SANTA FE.

nf "a
.n, sgpt ''ItlVu ou NVt '"'S '"u'''
~ ~. ;'o",he following extract IRON Que
~ I.;,- mat The Missouri traaetS
,irreEensne OF losing th's
!, ,'"''oo " va test dates from SANTA
A. were very h'gn
=. "s ,n ;S Sls a '"No'aUle
~. W .,l, ..a", go r ii vs. P'o"'a''o
-, WV, i I'''' -, - noef"'
La',",,.' g ,,;tlert '
80 va ~ ~ " - '- 40" "'u '"S'lFi.
u.s. wv ~ "'" ''"'""''"
49, H.: .t;,,,,; ~ sS''
~ NV '"''
,a,:''',, ~, "a. ~ ,l,,aI, ~"
W.
~ wa" T,,rP''' . " 7''''
- '
p. E,a',L a,I ,L,,, ,is,,s ~ T,,,. ~, i',t,
l....,, - ,s.,':t.-.t,Is ,r'''....
I - ~, "a
81 -
'"oo W '0 "cA,o"" ~, '''1''' VIZ " 9''''
I' '''' VI '"o '''"0'' 0''
10 7ah'a re- arc c"f.'tu sun iuF'Ie' sou "H~
mrsc fooF'.oh o' '' o'c'i'i'u'%o t'''' Tn''''
III Inc o'h'o o custom" M""'e IS So.u anu COZ"
STUNT" Se'ct'' "u""I,u "'''cs SCUM Vi ''G' pace
D"' ""ucT '"o spans" government "'o 10 pass
through Inc custom housc ii o'h'" o.
nv, 1890
nc eu'or OF vac h''''no ~, 'eP'o''o"" seems
10 '''"H MAJ Tue "'''"|e vi '"""'1ie! ~ "''Pu
"La anu "S re'e' ''"rS'"I '',1" was "o' 81 "u'''
ass -, "'' ~ 49, W - ''"' II,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

Nsre Cure for Puras.-Tbo CORE sppo r,,i,, 1, ~
the Courier a,s Etates Unss, sts,esp ,bs, i, srs,
of Viiloirn.icbe recently felt up tn his Knee. ,s
q 'u'.5eh OF boiling water; but seeing a hogs.
INTO it which gave him immediate relief. ~ hen
he game GOT oftte hoesneaa his pains were cn,ir...
~ gone. and his legs bore no ma u Of anv ip;,,,v
whatever. Thus chance, TO which We owe ~
important discoveries, has mpdn u known 4 = WEI
ter sa;u ratnd s;.r s..''7 g remedy f,r trps,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
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VOLUME 5-NO. 20
SUBSCRIPTION, PRICE 81 ~.

The Charleston News has the 81 lowing opposite
reflections upon The SUBJECT Of The /" capture OF
Monterey IN D. Pie.yun..
This victory is a subject q higher coug,~tula.
ton oven than those Of Palo Ago and Resaca do
laiPIlma, for although the disparity Of force was
greater in these previous actions, c, the Triumph
is more complete "a having captured an eHirenehed
city, fortified at nearly every asSaiab,e point.
filled wi!A covered batteries, surrounded by
masked teiences, ana protected by ordnance
served with skill aud efficiency. Hence the 90.
stinucy Of Tic conflict. Az open heIdfgbl would
have been tic work of few hours. A struggle
with the bayonoi would have been Of Short dura.
lien. Bot the enemy was TO be subdued IN detail
each redouti vas to DO carried by hand in
hand encounter-esery soriie OF the foe was TO
be met by of troops, unacquanied WIKI lie point
,of attack and The force vita which IL was 10 be
nade. Such were the advantages OF the enemy.
huI vAcn to this is added his superiority in mum.
4 borS. lie, victory may be ranked among the most
brilliant o. those recorded in iIo-capture of forl.
hra cites. FrugiHL the comb tnn,S 10 u trial of
ski, josephine. bravery aud physical energy, il
places our hlIr army and lis Volunteer auxilaries
On lie brightest military elevation. The great
.oss Of iiie on our part Nas, of coarse, the una
NuldabIc result Of a coul'rc, With an encny choos-
i"S MS positions, masking his Attacks and sheltered
by ans ducnccs. while many OF our brave men
and officers were exposed, uncovered, to mur.
Gcrous fire from well.served batteries. The con.
ISOLATION Of patriotism in their case is that they
fell against odds tina; put their courage. resolution
and discipline 10 the severos, proof while they
assisted TO obtain victory which sheds additional
military luSIro Oh their country, standing uui in
remarkable relic. one contradlctng the rules
Of war, in reversing The relative number of Us.
saiianss and ossaiIed ia fortified places. ' '.nh
| Things 10 Be Remsmbered The English busbeI
of wheat weighs 10 pounds s bushels, equal 10
800 pounds. being quarter OF a ION weight. -
! % bushels American wheat, of 60 pounds to
tho busheI, equal the English quarter. .. n
! Tho English sack Of flour weighs $50 pounds,
and sacks 1860 pounds, equal to 10 American
barrels. .- r.t '.an~ ?
The bushcI of fine Liverpool salt weighs Sc
pounds the sack contains bushels, pa pounds.
Ten sacks make ton weight, 2,240 pounds:
the bushe Of Ground Alum salt weighs "a pounds;
tho sack contains 81 bushels. equal to PA pounds;
ten sacks make ton. . -
To bring English sterling money 10 dollars and
cents double the pence, the answer is cents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

phcensWare. =
Cups and sausers. pitchers. "a great variety
plates. wash bowIes, dishes, tumbiers. decanters,
pint nIasks, Jars, chambers, &c. &c.
Van Buren,, Aug. |, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

consisting of--3.4 and A square. ~ SO %
S6I.and inch round; | by 3o. by .,
~, BY I.4,lI.4Oy IA. "a by s's' by j: 4
81. } BY -, = by 81, ! by ~, 81 BY ~
" ~, IS by 4, Ia by "a; nail rods; 4 -
and inch boxes; plough wings; cast gaoseon'
mills.
Buren,, May l6, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
- VAN BUREN,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA. 1916.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,

IJAVE received per Steamer Yazoo City, Reliance
Ill Nathan Hale and Arkansas No ). and in siore,a
large Stock of Merchandise suited to the trade Of
which the following is part: .." .t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
{ ii | N A IL ALL
FAGL sCfFLg OF
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.

CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
II the ships Monieznma and Adirondack. via
'h~ subserh-r has larger portion Of h Fan
~ 'h' ahP Ham away. fosn Liverpool daily expected at
ta''hen~ars. direct from k.huaetarsrs eoo.pr on new
shape. Ind patcfrs "
by u suar packets from Boston, recent of
Plies Of CAN from the Manefaeurer and 4. prp.,, n
sy arg a desirable superior goods i'm h. n.
10 ali who fIay " ''
County Merchants and Others particularly invited 20 ..u,
So Eyas and prices offered ill.,,
VINO Guy tnr cash, AMI 10 punc,usi customers.
49, arg. aS-o'tHen OF Lamps Loo. M. Case. s,o,
= -. "n Manu. HUGH a WATT,
az 20 No. ~, NJ. Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
GOI.IAN PIANOS

~ VIE dl. 3, subscriber has just received
forh who purchased ths Patent The entt. t,e
,s,esghs na-Aeha-eits) for coiEMASs RoLIAN ATTACH
IN the Piano Forte another
which b. invites pueue sr.nins a. .o
naA few OF the Journal. OF country and Of Hp,h,s
Vr nsfruuen has beer sthbfed eapaeit,., ov
TESTED which appeared spontaneously IN rer.rd IN IN ,n "a
Nshtases, and excellence Of tins eombth Al ion
~ wanuaeiurrr feel eonh a.-usx IN. pohe ,l
!" one OF ertfaoseinary purr h- -
- faSnt Wight the srsmnafIoo. w.,. p,s.
% experiments testing s nschanI.n were rap. ip,o an.
result Of which fuzzy -aify proprietor in y. mr.,
" A-' - IN no manner liable from ira p.o
atmospheric and that the -oan will remain IN ,np. ,r ~
order IN They prepared 70 -.ti,f ,l. ~, -
esH p-fons In e<rd 10 ths- important tonts and =, .s,
r. a. TAYLOR
PLANO PORTE AND MUSIC STORE
3ank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY
Neic,irh, NeIc Jersev.
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store No. So Maiden Lane Ncxx yaxL

store No. So Maiden Lane, New York
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN All
KINDS OF INDIA RCBBER GOODS.
Sapente Over Shoes Cloth for Carr r. To-,
- Le freseryets Naehisr Banding Water Proof Cbng ,nd
'',rS "sf aT'ee MADE from India Rubber Our a.te OF aus
were exhibited al the lat, fair American Itut.
ana se an 'mrarisi examination m oh,,
r h's' premium over AZ others article. We ma \,
pave aHcerRoTe u'e ss'rest aii given entire sa,eon
W. unieserNey invite Merchants other. from n. M1
southern aHd south Western call at our
.hefe 'hy WI md good and a-orm.n OF Ip,
hute Goods Oar terms vii be IN an
bayers Az orders promptly executed " ="
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NEW SIN HOUSE

NEW SlLk HOUSE.
"a. FBRLO a CO..
w. !, NIH5rer STREET, Baltitroy, M
importers and Jobber- OF s,ap pie ana Fancy
SILK GOODS,
- RESPECTFULLY inform The Nie,chs,,. o,
EHsn' NoitI and Sos Cayol ~ that they have eta,
'uei W m.tr's ~ ihe Cy ~ p-irs fr ts prpr. of con
leH- = Ni'e-e stness in staple Fancy SIX and 8.
se - cav her eniion pitcuariy W our so.s o,-t, .
rai % 90 extensive ssnffn,sb. OF - ''s I"
rain and Fancy Sdks Z ihs styss n, a,...s,
tNry 'arleV Of bh ani iu- ~. siis- tu stitb.
I,,h ard Fan-y eoif Tiv-enccs aud Mareefpe.
VA W'iif ed Ord ssurs NJ luiitirs
.-efefs0t NC most approved MAKES yafto,ss utbb,
Noura'ns and Stn2ed rafietous. HEu f6b.,,s
Fer n GnEfan austus
Baz uness % Hlr-.S.
hil~us03 al ful.t 0lA besuu 90 ROOD.
Oulhfr sud Printed Mous'in- Ie ,, A.. n ,o.,-.-
Jaws Ffrat variety ven nch
i'"y HRs Cloves u1-efy " an vansurs
sswrg sub aH eoi-rs arJ prirfs
VA Huc ID, COD and Whas tearr.
Hat tmpe-, 1n 1glahafs
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Laees Eds7gs I'D Insertions A.
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