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The EIGHTH TRIAL FAILURE. The 8tI
trial to elect a member of Congress in the 9th
district Of Massachusetts,, took place on Mon
s}av. and proved failure by SIS votes.
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Consul. The President has recognized
Geo. f. Guild, as consul of Peru, for the port
Of Boston.
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FE7uE WESTERN CONTINENT,
IEyIl

d FOR THIS WEEK!
Is as usual filled with choice and entertaining mat
ier-amongSt The contents are.
The Confession Of Florence May, an Original Nara
tive, by popular author
The Winter Robm, an ln!erestiI Domestic Story
Fire IN LOndO,, a stirfg sketch.
a biographical Sketch Of tue RI. Hon. r. &. ManIpv
Major Jones on lis Travels, No. > giving IN account
OF the 'tterrhle disappointment which beitll him
Mrs. Jones opinion Of the {" ;bom uab,e alyp-
HuohSts' AMI Other matters.
Another Letter fiOm Broadway, in which is discus
sGd the comparative merits of CisCo's < Wind
hust's brGils, and New York aud Baltimore mud,
with reflections on Benncu's last c0whding-
New York OmRiiuses, and VI tdame Augusta s
G!selle.
AnncXaio OF Mexico to the United STATES a power
iuI msuiHent in favor Of giving a Quictus 20 the
endless revolutions OF that unhappy country
tanauclSm o! the day Late Fatal Duel spirit nf
the French press. Tone OF the irish press. Law
and Literature, and other Editorials.
oliver, the Proectur CarIyclsm, ana other Reviews
The old Maid to the Editors aoOut the 'Lady Pufs' =
in tie Continent.
Original and Selected Poetry. Notices o New Books.
History of the London Times Newsoaper--AnCc-
dotes-Sabbalh Readings -Ollapodnda, sc. sc.
Published and for sale by
TAYLOR WILDE & co,
Printers, Publishers and G9oksellcrs
10 u a, 5 and Jarvis Buildings North street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
FLAG OF OUR UNION

YWItEE FLAG OF OUR UNION
Ia. TIE RICHEST NUMBER YET!
The third number Of "1'he Flag Of our Union" is
now ready; and is one Of increased interest. II con
tans the following Original and Miscellaneous mater
The conclusion Of the ''Youug Refugee, :" by Hazel.
How Mr. Abranl Esle.ly was ''put bwn," by Fanny
Forester
The Black Prophet Aud also large amount of
miscellaneous matter Fun, Wit aud Humor For
sale ut all the Periodical DepOls
Subscription, 50 per annum.
W. BENNETT, Publisher,
fe u ct No. North street (un stairs
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DC" CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purch ise Fine Geld aud Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Bfeast-plns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
GABRIEL u. CLARk'S assortment, which is com
plete, al his Old Established Sore, Waerst, ID door
from Calvert. o2l
BF-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
Of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order Of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with iIilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c Mc for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. Il. S. FRYER,
nll-tf Ne. NaIth GAY street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

ACCIDENT AT CINCINNATI. On Saturday,
at Cincinnati, the horses attached TO carriage
ran Of at frighttul speed, running over Mr..
Thos. Brooks, packing box maker, and knock
ing down and dragging for several hundred
yards, carpenter named Clayton, breaking his
collar bone and inhcting other serious inju-
ries, The carriage had been left standing in
the street.
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GEO, w. L. BOULDTN,
RICHARD ]. BOULDlN.
R Al fnr -

Col. JACOB G. DAVIES Mayor.
Hon. Reveriy Johnson, ]. w. & Z. Paterson.
% William Giles, VIM 4 II. McKim
" John 2. Kennedy, Thomas Wilson & Co
JOsas Pennington, Esq. Robert Howard & Co.
John Glenn, F. s W. Rhodewad,
David Stewart George II. Vickers s. Co.
William IL Collins, " Solomon Etting. Esq.
George NJ Gil, " Archibald Steering. Esq,
JouN NJ. GORDON, Esq, Pfes't Unisn Bank of Md
Baltimore, Feb. 5, 1876. fc6 cot
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o. A fresh supply of Doctor J. $. ROSES ME-
DlCINES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, Sc. lust
received, consisting Of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, ProphyIactc syrup, Lniments, Tonic Pills, &c.
with Il treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS n ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
n9i 3m Baltimore, Md
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

HORRIBLE EFFECTS OF THE SMALL PoX.-
The Philadelphia Times says that on Tuesday,
a man in that city, who was suffering so horri-
bly, from the small pox as to become perfectly
insane, got out of bed and attempted to jump
out of the third story window. His wife tried
to prevent him from doing so, but he over
powered her, knocked her down, and rushed to
the window with great force, smashed the sash
to pieces, and would undoubtedly have sue
ceeded in jumping out, had not assistance ar
rived and prevented him. When seen, his
head was out of the window, and presented a
horrible sight, being nearly black with the
dreadful disease. The noise attracted large
crowd of spectators, who, despite the fears Of
the contagion, could not so far overcome their
curiosity to keep away,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

-PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. The mem
befs Of the PatapscO Fire Company are especially
notified that SPECIAL menting of the Company will
he held at their Hall on SATURDAY EVENING
NEXT, Hh inst, az Z! O'Clock. Important business
will be submitted for Their considerations by order
of the PrGsideGt. HENRY NJ, MINOR:
le62t Secretary,
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HHT HO Sc,
w No. 3 N. GAY STREET, Battle, Md
Err<l This newly fitted up and handsomely fur
'SSEFlS nished establishment, situated in healthy,
lSssM fashionable and central part of the city, is
"'~--ss~A' prepared ~ receive md a commodte, in
gentee manner from 30 to 50 transient permanent
BOARDERS, b. the day, week or month. FERNS
moderate, and every al enIion paid by the proprietor
To the comfort of his guests. House accessible at all
hours of the night.
J Il. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
NJ D. A good female COOK wanted. ia27-e0lm
FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FOR SA T. &C.
.hsEsssss A HOUSE aud LOT situated on the north
ENi,.l sit of G 1ugh street, one door east of Bond
taAiHl street The lot fronts 5 feet on Cough ST.
gia.iI running bnck 70 feet, with the convenience
OF side alley leading To the yard. The house is a
Two story Brick Dwelling, with two rooms on fsor,
and kitchen back, with od dry cellar, and has
always commanded, and is now occupied by, n good
and punctual tenant. For further partcula s, apply
at this office. fn5 f
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

o. STAIR TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. The
Maryland State Temperance Soc ETY. will hold a
public meeting in this city, in the EGYPTIAN SA-
LOON, Odd Fellows Hall, Gay 81, THIS (Eriday)
EVENING, 9Th Feb, winch viii be addressed By Mr..
COUGH, and othe's. Tickets - cents each, chill
dren l2I. The funds raised are intended to aid the
state in procuring an Agent. The young GlCn of our
city are espe2aliy invited to attend.
CHRISTIAN KEENER,
1t Chair Il. G. NJ, ). 7. S.
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HpUFTEix.-
EB 80 barrels of Fresh ROLL BUTTER,
Just received and for sale by
8. CLAYTON s. SONS
jal2 No. 1872 Lombard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

A SEVERE TAX. The iaborng people Of the
city of New York alone, pay annually out of
their wages the enormous tax Of two millio rs
and eighty thousand dollars! This is owing to
the vile system Of Spanish quarters and shll-
ings. The mint of the United States alone
could remedy this, and it ought to be remedied
without delay.
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TREASURY NoTEs. The amount outstand-
ing OH the LIST inst. was $3.50, SLABS.
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FkoMrHE EXCHANGE READiNa-RooM ooKs.
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RINELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1886
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@7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1873 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

THE "PuNCH" BOYS. At the Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions in Chambersburg, Pa, last week
four persons were convicted of publishing an
anonymous paper, called "Punch," in which
the characters of some of the citizens were han.
died rather roughly. One of them was ined
$50 and costs, another SIS, and two others s 10
each
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

~ We UNDERS r.AND tJat Mrssrs. GYRNE S.
co, LOTTERY Vendors, No. 81 South street, yellow
ousc) sofa The second capital prize Of 5000 in the
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class lG, drawn yes
t"rd.N The 'ichet is now on file at their Office for
The Inspection of tie curious II afl rds Us much
pleasure 10 Jay tint this lottery fir have had more
success 'iian any oihtr office in the city. those
VIII" wish to a ". uurc a small amount We would say
Try Byrha Co. 81 SnGlh-sl and you Will have am
pie returns for investments. The holder or the above
handsome prize bh|ght only TWO quarter ckets,
costing only -, and he realizes the handsome ~.
turns Of SiU62 80 net, II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

U7- LECTURE BY REV. Il. l.. MAGOON. The
lhird Lecture o. the course, in behalf OF the Library
Association OF light street Sunday schools will he
delivered on THIS (Frlay) EVENING in tie Light
street Methodist T.. Church, by Rev Il l. MAGnoN,
of Richmond, Va, commencing nj y O'Clock. sub
lect-"Ihe love 0t excitement, n universal en-
dowmen Of The human mind" Single tickets, to
one &c no, . cru;s-to be had at The book stores
aud Mt ,rilan's Drug Store, Immediately ad dining
.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

kSchr Heroine, Locker, ST. Augustine, J. w. Brown,
schr Hero, Emerson, Philadelphia, ]. w. Brown
ARRIVED.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25
FRESH GOODS. FRESH GOODS.
Main Street.

'lNHE subscriber respectfully announces TO his
city and country customers general he nus now h.
etue oes Of reacy made cohing which he particularly H
W.T. those VINO have supplied Give. with ter Pan
ana "'n'er wear Ny stock entirely ana Of the ,..
styles. asd viii be ht and pee Nv 500
consists part. Of
Beaver Ovettoats an
Ensbh and French Goth Oyercoat. and s,eL.
Pilot Ov-reoats and Frosks
Tweeds Cashmere Goats STYLES
Back and Fancy Cashmere Pani. all ou,bt.,
Fancy Cashmere ye-s
Do Satin
To Merno
bies large assortment, Shirt Linen Bosoms Cou,r. IN
keer win general assortment Of Und and Da~rr. AZ
no IL Sr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN * co. arc in re.
- esipt OF an unusually wei ASSORTED Of DRY GOODS
CONFUSING every variety. suited country among
which
Rich Paris Cashnare Robes
Rich Onbre shaded Cashmere and Mou.-l,n.
Rich Oregon, Ca lillian aud Cierlan,ine Plaids
Plaid Meriso Cashmores
Rich saLa striped Tibet do.
bh ani cord hlpaeas
Bh and satin srpeddo.
BombaEine- Grapes ami poplins
Rieh RUge ombfe r. D'Soe slks
Rich Pekn faevnne do
Rich Cro De Naples Gaee do
Together with variety Of
New style siks from Use To - per yard
While and cold smbd Muslin Robes
French em5d Collars Chemsers Canes
Infants froek Bodies. sleeye,, &c
Ombre shaded Cloasings
Bk French Cloth Ca-simores
SIN, satin and Yes inss
satnst', fuiod kerseys. cable KerSeys
Plaid Lin'sys white and rcd Fiannss
White Dome, weleh sht mixing and Canton Fiannels
Servants Whitney and super rband bound He'd Blankets
slk and mrrino Hosiery, Gloves, fancy Crivats
Heavy wool hk and eord hbe, crape shaw
White and cord embd era very pretty
ALSO
Carpetngs Rugs and B,eknzs.
For 'a'e Wholesale and retail prices
Sc II No % WEST MAIN STREET.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.

X r. N " CO
NAT receiving supply Ready made Clothing for
w Pan and Winter wear, consisting. IN pan, Of
Fine and medium Beaver OyeTcoats
do DO roek oats
EHtta French
TO black Cas-. Froeks, style
Tweed do
DO Casss Sacks, all prices
Doable ALeI Tweed. do
Tweed Sack Froeks, something ne
Plain brk Cass Pants, good quality
French Doeskn do do
Cord do. great variety
Pine Cloth Dress Goats, under way
DO French Froek do.
FIRST quality cord satinei Pants
DO do mxd
No 1 Sat scarfs. blk aud eord
Black ami cord Cnvats
New style Neck Ties
SIX, saun velvet, eIolh meTno ahd other Vests.
t We have No Gutter, and any garment up
the shortest notice. and warrant good IT.
KEEN a CO
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III. w. a. j. y. FRY ~ CO.,
wnoIEsALE DxALEEs,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bag, Rio Conec
SOC bags lag do
s5O DO old white ADD Java do
40 bbds Orleans Sugar, part prime
RS do Rico do
~ do 81 Groin do
rs casks clarified do
65 boxes NO Loaf do
10 bib crushed
20 do puverised
50 hhds Moassr.
100 kegs Nails. best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
5 tons bhsered Steel
cases and sheer Steel
900 boIes Sperm and Tarow Candies
1000 rms wrap. Paper, part Iatg.
300 cap and letter do
eeroons prime Indigo
so packages g p, ImPI and BLACK Teas
Is bbls Imp and oh
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
Bar Lead, Shot and BAR froa
Madder Alum and Salt Psife
Copperas Sulphur aAd
soaps, Mustard, Chocolate, Baekng, &C
sIlO ami iOIi2 Glass
Col Rope, t;oris AMI Lines
Ashton Sack
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum sack Sai
so woodwate
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Warn, assorted Nos
factory prices.
0Rrerivng and forwarding goods viii attended to- Al
kinds of produce received on cons gunsnt All 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant Ta,,or

tHf1alNIT PNILADfTPITA
40 constantly on hand his Taiornr to,, m,
oe Sate House, an elegant French and
oths Cassinsres and Vesng,, late arrival
" ne eondacs the cstbshment prineiple Of
no garments out Of his but d quality ma .
a hs has'o long enjoyed the bes, in ih. ety
oushon' TIE Union Hc would respectfully solieIt eau
o sehuenen visiting The city any
20 hin IN superior style, rai.s tbaa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
One Dollar To Portsmouth d Norfolk.


One Dollar To Portsmouth n Norfolk,
FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BALTIMORE
by the James River and Hay Boats
E,[sIss,. The swift and comfortable boats Cur.
11-szz- PICK AMI ALIoE Captains Joha Davis ami J.
Bfough, bavcs the what Rockets alternately every NON
INC Sundays oIeepei at O'Clock, for Portsmouth Norfolk
and meet one OF the Bay Boats Hampton Roads
O'clock
Returning the Curtis Peek and Alice Norfolk alter
naiey every morning Sundays excepted O'Clock meet one
OF Ie bay Boats from BALTIMORE and landings on
the river, going and returning.
Passengers going from Richmond Petersburg by h. "A.
and comfortable route wlhaves hn OF splendid scenery
on James rvef about Hampon Roads Portsmouth, Norfolk Rip
Raps and Old Point Comfort and Baltimore by O'Clock
the next morning, without loss Of sleep, ether the
many routes leaving there that IA Wash
ingon City to breakfast transleI days Baltimore
and rtinn that evening at O'Clock tue
Petersburg the Richmond half
past O'Clock making trip Baltimore and bach To
Richmond IN less than three days.
Passage aud Pare from Richmond Petersburg. from
Portsmouth or Norfolk. breakfast nei1ded 90
Passage and Fare. from Richmond Petersburg o from
baltimore, (breakfasi and dinner the River Roas
supper and lodging the Bay Boats ineluded) IS 90
&c HAsEINS 4 LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25
SWAN TAVERN.
lNFiRMARY OF THE MEDICAL
COLLEGE.

I'HE sick are admitted into this Institution =,
loo"ihs cha ges, payable hrst week in advsn.
White pkteats s. u.r us.k " --'@@Ss
en0fed
~ eiaIses lande board Medical attendance oOertou,
Nsh required hu-ns medicines, aud every p.ce.., ~
apartments are assisned diFsrrnt sssss of a.
~ rvaie rooms can Be furnished an additional eb,r,, az
lhe Medical eases under The eh.ry, M h,s.
r. e,s1rs OF Ire C'Feso Tor prescribed tei5Is In ro,aon
~ eases are Committed rroie, ,r Of Surgery AMI
vi, oosiet'ieA 10 ths Professor Of Obstetrics s'' ~
aeneinE Physician Surgeon viz IN. I,.,i ,, An.
o'hsny The hole College Faculty ~ eaId m eos
'".sauon' without additional IN the p,tisp, ~
"en'efneA smiling patients the country Nh ,.,.- -,
a. ~. T-, &C EI-ah $. hAUPIN, Presdsat.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHA NTS

MfNUF4CTORYl ( yfbOrs CaiisrAM Street,
IBD North 5th 81. philadelphia.
VIE subscriber finished and Offers for handsome
IL Of Vehelrs Of the latest style Of fashion, sreh
double Roekaway and Cauya Wagons
CAsrosss, SEs, York Wagons, with without
which he will dispose Of the reasonable An desep
Vehicles order,
trTals and workma nshp
and Western Merchants purchase any
articles and before purchasing
elsewhere.
An Work coming from his Mandatory pdrraasd for
year.
1 Having received the SILVER MEDAL, being the highest
awarded Exhibition of Frankin Institute,
for superiority workmanship in his line which
outwheel gsiaH viii be sufficient
dliion for the r'pTity OF his work
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 North Fnh street, above CAuowh,l, Philadelphia.
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THIRD SUPPLY,

THIRD SUPPLY,
Il ATHHOP. CHRISTIAN a CO. are opening n h.a ~
- iul assortment OF dress goods-suthas
Rich Plaid Cashmeres
Rich NerinO leopais
Paris Cashmeres aSd Robss
30 pieces Cashmeres 81 cents worth soc
White and esllred EIbrodered Muslin Rob-.
kieh dres siss-eolors and elek
Rich Tufkefis and Cashmere shawls
Rich Canton Cape ShaHls
White and eolorei Xii Gloves, best aaAuuy
shk and Woutrd Hosiery
Hensiiehed and Embro red Lawn fIik1,
ALSO
NsaShriAkinz white and eolored FIanBeh
Bed and Servants Bankets
Cloths, CsssiEeis and Kerseys
hs ard DTIb Aoreens lnr skirts
Blue, sear.st and Drab Dlmssk.
le 90 NAM s-,,,y,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25
NUMBER 125.
10 FARMERS. COUNTRY 1EHgHaNr.

TO FARMERS. COUNTRY nERcuanr.
AND OTHERS
Crest Reduction p~,ts.ntl.rx sac~-
VIE -uesefeerb BY ae oTtcr Bart sss ~. 4, a.
fer at Erraty reduced priees-
- ~ w "'"' S'>e
-'V SrH' pain and striped ih-sy Coz wonsn. eOAi..
In Store for Fan purchasers;
200 heavy ready made Kefssy Coat.
200 pairs do do Paau
shoes. equal n the ms-tet - -
conp,e ats u wasoa Harh-s- fs aors -aA Ca, al
Wagon HAiness u portions 49,
Warranted Ares ven superior
Aiso. WHEAT Pans wh-af asrs R.s,i,s,.,o.. -.
FURNITURE Of different hind. ~
Fof sae at fentsntary. very superior ar,eI az nm, Nm
stones wagons Days. Csrts. ke- ~ -
are oneied on very accommodating I'm. ana nm
ehasss viii DO well 10 eau P.nentiarr or a. "a. ao ~
H. street ending TO a,yo's Bddse. '' ~
- JAs. c. spurrs. ss-., p.n'y.
NEW STEAuBOAT md RAIfpO.p ~ A. -
BALTIMORE VIA PINEY POINT
VIE public are hereby notified that the sbov.,
hnr VIII be diseoainusd for ans- sQa ..,.. 49,,
WI De resumed ear The Spring when viii \. run m
"e-Ny OF daily " IL patronage should Justify IL
= = r. SHARP Agent Ttan.port.r,on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25
step over and take Tea.

a Io4, Main ST., can be found a full assert.
msht Of every variety OF TEAS from In. hou. :, r. O.
mo- - oldest In America These Tea. Ar, mar
ss,S OF oneqlarer. half and one pounI ma
= rem TIE air with in,de wrapper Of lead d., IN -
N any ehnsie' and FOE any length Of unse mi,
,n ht exclusive Senters CT tie genuine aEovaua Mir
oetnf the choicest qualities grown on m. ILL.,. r.
. ~en Is prouunesd to be the favored B,eL rss Ia
Teas are sold from 2S 20 peg cent les, than ,h
49, an, entire satisfaction given the moo,v iii
ora an oealers and an in choice rpus viii
SUI neni ami an varities packaees An ,,.i,..
Tor sale BY the chest, chest &c ~ 4us"uS@
sp,,, % az Woolsey 4 WOossys Steam re nned Loaf
rvr, co.. s''her win prime Old lava Rio La
or HENRY G. HoD6sON
Aet. Cnninn Ia
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FAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Between Ric hmond and Norfolk. Portsn,ou,I,
Ola Point Comfort, &c Port WaIthaII.
FAKE REDUCED TO rs CeBts, INCLUDING MEALS!
MIME public is hereby notified, that
SEfER1Szk- II the quick and beautiful Steamer AJCtIs
Ia which Is In the complete order day and u.h
he and unsurpassed IN her accommodations running
tween Po Wafhal and Norfolk the Cas- from
Richmond and Petersburg AZ ts loo Of 0z, ia
dng ~ -
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS Al 81 A. NJ bakfls board AuEusts
arrive At Norfolk about O'Clock p Returning the Ag.,,
leaves Norfolk At NJ on TUESDAYS THO RsDAYs and sA
URDAfs passengers brelkfang bcard arriving Pom
Wathal at half Pas Is NJ and Richmond about 3 p NJ
viii be perceived FROM the above, comfortable and
eHaous he gives TO persons visiting Norfolk The
opportunity OF ansaeng and returning by the boat OF
moIning 90 as TO be absent from their ONLY
The Augusta will landings on James River IN
ae ana put out way travel and at other points
where a signal is made
The public assured determination Of In.
Keep up this line permanently accommodate
veers between hehmoEa and Norfolk manner and
al the lowest
for further information uekes freight apply nyo
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company 10 the Tek
Agent. oe 4 '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-25

GORDON d SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
Sn HHDS. 81. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
NAO Sugars
IS boxes bbls LOAF, crushed, pulvor1ed Sugars
IS boxes and bags Havana and Brazil sugar
so binds Molasses, part prime
30 half hbls Sugar house and Orleans Molasses
$50 bags Rio, LsgIita and Java Coffee
2 bales Mocha Coffee
IS hnfehe'p GunPOwder Tea part very superior
hafehess BLACK do
Tea in G and ~ ID. boxes
200 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
IO5 boxes sperm . nj Taow Candies
10 bars Pepper and Pirnenlo
10 bags Ginger
eco kegs Nails
$50 bags Shot
80 kegs "Dupont's" Powder
200 teams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese n md boxes
200 don Bed Cords and Leading Lines
as doz Painted buckets
so dog Broonis
5000 lbs bacon SIDES shoulders and hams
so bags Foathcts
200 Nova Scotia Grindstones
Glass sNiO aud lOtl2
Sperm PIT and Tanners Oil
Couoa Yarns, Satpctfr, Copperas, Alum
indigo Nader, starch Wick TWIN &c. &c.
IROHIOO tons swedcs English, Tredegar County,
prisng nearly all slze' round, h'taid square
Sheet lion. Nail Rods
srEETs-Amsrean aud English Bircrcd
Mayfair cast Smear
TlNPLATtS26T boxes FIN Plate iOII4, 1890 aud 1919
COMPREHENSION 10 BrAzcrs', SheahinE and Bolt
1000 lbs Wiie, assorted sizes, from No toIs
Zine nar and sbeot Lead, &C &C. seI7