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DIED,

In this city, at few minutes past 8 O'Clock this
morning, MI LEWIS SANDERS, in the 55th
year Of his age, after short but distressing illness,
which he bore ~ith Christian fortitude. Mr.. SAN
DEns was a native Of Charles County, Maryland,
but for the last thirty years resident Of this Dis
trict. large circle of friends and acquaintances,
10 whom he had become endeared by his many ex-
celent qualities, while they deeply deplore his loss,
will cherish his memory with sentiments Of the high
est respect and esteem.
n5-The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral on Saturday morning,
23d inst, at 10 o'clock, from the residence Of his
nephew, R. b. Nalley, corner of 9Th and q streets.
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THE CHEMICAL DIoRAMAs.

Tho citizens Of Washington certsinly have no
idea OF the magnifcence Of the chemical dioramas
now exhibiting at Coruss Saloon, or the saloon
would be crowded nightly. Those who can appre
soFthing ofthis nature, we are certain, would
not be s.tisssd with one visit, or even two. Among
the most beautifitg sshe views is the Milan catbe
drsl. Wewould advise those who are DESTROYS o
witnessing this picture ~ Nv, for fear o.
losing sight, az il is nae
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We have received the June number ofthe "New
York Farmer and Mechanic, " from the hands Of Mr..
Baker. Ii is, Judging from the number before us,
one Of the most useful publications in the country,
and IT is afforded at the low price Of dollar per
annum. There is also published weekly paper Of
the same title at 90 per annum. Mr.. Baker is now
in town for the "purpose of giving full report" of
the great fair through the columns Of the Farmer
and Mechanic. Published at Is5, Nassau street,
Mar YorL ....a..... ...
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May 2l-2t

CARRIAGES and Harness at auction
~ On Monday afternoon, 25th inst, at 81 o'clock
shall sell in front of my store handsome assert
ment Of carriages, viz:
Rockaways for two and four persons
Bugsies with and without tops
Close square carriages for four and six persons
very splendid clarence carriage
large and handsome close coach
Doctors pheatons and barouches
Close rockaway carriage for six persons
3 second hand carriages
Single and double harness, saddles, &c.
+F VIM. MARSHALL,
May 21-3t Auctioneer.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
rLOTHING, clothing, clothing, cloth
~ ing, at auctiOn.--On Saturday, the Odd
instant shall sell, at my auction room, Concert
Hall, near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, at
O'Clock, p m, large lot Of clothing. enumerate
in part:
5Od coats Is summer coats, Is pairs pants
100 vests of every description.
The attention Of the public is particularly invited
to the sale, as it is good stock of goods; and gen.
temen wishing to- get good suit Of clothes can do
so at very low price, Terms, cash.
A. GREEN,
Auctioneer.
May 2l-2t
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AZ GOLD WATCHES and Jewelry at
fU auction.--On Saturday, Odd instant, at d
o'clock, p. m. Il will sell at my store
40 gold wathes from celebrated makers
90 " neck, vest, and curb chains
80 " pencil cases
so " finger rings, plain and set
so I" breastpins, latest style
25 &" watch keys -
Gold enameled lockets, plated eye glasses, brace
lets, watch keys, card cases, ponknves, &c.
I.E -! VIM. MARSHALL,
May 21-3t .--oe Auctloneer.
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AS the almanacs say, "This is abou. the time
a little thunder and lightning" In like manner,
is about the time for new rumors of divided coun
and distracted administration. Now, then
wing presses are again circulating the rumor
dissolution of the present cabinet. Now the
York Express is referring to the proceeding,
Tammany as the harbingcr of the change,
now, unfortunately, two of our democratic friend
New York are giving vent, in their respective
pers, to some attacks upon two Of the secretaries
the one upon one secretary, and the other upon
other. That the wing presses should predic, "
they desre--the dissolution Of the cabinet
hurl their missiles at the head of the Pr
dent, or of his secretaries, is not very surpriSi
But we can assure them that they are again u
a false scent. We understand there is not
slightest intention Of making any change
the cabinet. We undertake to say, that upon
subject the President has made up his mnd
confidence in his friends is not easily shaken I
able and efficient secretaries whom he has On
around him, will remain at their posts.
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Lectures at Apollo Hall.

The friends OF this noble cause, having been srug.
Cling for the lasevRo years to erect hall, in which
they could hold public meetngs and have place 10
transact temperance affairs have determined 10 give
six temperance lectures during the national fair at
Apollo Hall, commencing on Friday, 22d, and con-
tinuing Saturday, 23d, Tuesday 26th, Wednesday,
9th, Thursday 2sth, and Friday, 18th instant.
The eloquent friend to our glorious cause, John
B. Cough, esq, assisted by F. Kellogg, esq, OF
Massachusetts,, have nobly volunteered their sery-
ces for this work.
Price OF admission l2I cents-the proceeds to go
to the finishing Of the temperance hall.
Committee OF rHE TEMPERANCE HALL.
MAJ
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ing but the emptiness Of the Senate. THIS was no
small matter on which they were 70 DC called on 70 Vo'e
IL might involve eventually twenty-five millions oil
Nj on AYToN still adhered TO his position The
ous.,on should be taken now. II senators were
n,OIigent and absented themselves from their seats,
il was no reason the public business should suffer
DELAY A majority of the Senate had evidently made
90 their minds on this question: why any longer
discuss il 20 empty benehesl
Mr. PENNYBACKER desired delay, and had
voted against laying on the table with that
view. "....
Mr.. J. M. CLAYTON insisted that the question
be now taken.
Mr.. X. JOHNSON commended that 10 take the
question now would be unjust both to senators and
the claimants Il was certainly desirable that ma
jority Of the body should be had for the bill.
Mr.. MOREHEAD suggested that the matter be
passed over informally.
MIR. WEBSTER coneuued in that suggestion.
Mr.. CLAYTON, although convinced that there
was nothing wrong in the course he had proposed,
was willing To postpone the vote.
SO the bill was passed by informally, with the
understanding that il should be taken up on Tues
day next, at O'Clock.
GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS TO ILLINOIS.
Mr.. BREESE moved that the Senate take up the
bill granting alternate sections Of land to the State oil
Illinois for the completion Of the Central railroad
On division, the Senate refused TO take up The
bill; and then,
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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E,RENCH woRK.--Just received, cartons
IL exquisite French collars; 3 cartons exquisite
French collars, with sleeves to match; 20 cartons,
assorted, all prieces, some very low low necked
CHEMISTS; high-necked chemisets. 4
As the season is advanced, we will offer these
goods fully 90 per cent ess than usual prices of such
goods. D. CLAaETT & co.
Nav 2l-3uf
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n5-Temperance Procession for the 22d
lnstant.-The clergy, members Of Congress, and
strangers invited or DESTROYS of joining the process
sion, will please meet at the City Hall as early as
o'clock a. m, when the committee Of reception will
conduct them to the room kindly rendered for their
use by our worthy mayor, previous to taking their
position in the line assigned them by the grand mar
shal.
DR.. J. WALCH,
JOSEPH WIIIPPLE,
L. 8. BECK,
C. C. BEVERAGE,
- SPEAKS,
Committee Of Reception
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,, STORE
" FIXTURES, &C. at Auction.--On FRI
day, the 22d instant shall SELL at 10 O'Clock a. M.
at the grocery store Of Mr. Potter at the corner OF
10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, good lot OF
fresh groceries, store fixtures, &c, such as
Tea, sugar, coffee, soap, candles, tobacco, and
cigars
Chocolate, pepper, spices, stone and crockery
ware r. ..a.
Superior wnter-strained oil
Molasses, vinegar, &c. .......
Also, good lot of wines and liquors, a lot Of
nails rr,- .,t p.
b Also, agood lot Of store fixtures scales, weights,
stand casks, &c. =
Terms: All sums Of and under $40, cash; over 500,
credit of thirty land sixty days, for approved en-
dorsed notes. ,E.
A. GREEN, 4
May 20-3t Auctoneer.
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~ Volunteers, attentiOn!-An persons de-
sirous Of enrolling themselves for the purpose Of
forming permanent rife company, and able and
willing to uniform in ten days thereafter, to be sub
ject TO the order Of the President Of the United
States, at any moment, are requested to meet, on
Friday evening, at o'clock, al the franklin engine
house.
May 81.
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n5FOr Texas! For Texas! For Texas!
Volunteers attend.-A meeting Of the young men
Of Washington who are disposed to form another
volunteer company against the usurpation and insult
Of Mexico against the United States are requested
to meet at the City Hall on the 22d inst, for the
purpose OF cooperating with those already enrolled
and offering their services to the President of the
United States for immediate action.
Good speakers will be present
f. BROOKE, for the volunteers
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The New Orleans papers state that a requisitiOn
been made by Gen. Gaines upon the governor
Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi
Alabama, 70, $500 troops. We are not abb,
say whether all these acquisitions have been mi
We understand that the States of Kentucky
Tennessee are the only ones called rpon by @
Gaines for volunteers, of which official Informs
has been received by the War Department
man can douotthe patriotic feelings by which the O
eral has been impelled to make these calls.
as the War Department has already called %
these two States for certain number Of troops,
orders of General Gaines have been copn,ermapd
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We have received cour,eo,, no,. f,a,,7 Il.

Wehave received courteous note from The n
L. Severance, in reference to our recent siricta
upon his letter in the Intclligencer, written in
fence of his vote against the bill authorizing the
ployment of volunteers. Mr.. Severance requests
as an act of justice to him, to publish his led
Not intending to sbate one word Of our censure,
yet deem IL proper to comply with his requ'
Holding the course Of Mr.. Severance 10 be, nj
respects, entirely indefensible, as we have stats
TO be, weare yet willing that his letter should sd
for itself Buth must permit us to say that
doubt whether its publication in our columns V
in any degree, better the most unfortunate and
Happy position in which he has placed himself
fore the country. We shall publish the letter
morrow. 84 HfF #rt6
CoRREerroN.-The resolution offered bv
rurney in the Senate, yesterday, should have 4
Is follows, NJ fs r.- 1900.
R,soired, That the Committee on Military Ahd
'e instructed to inquire nto the expediency
uniting military appointments TO the age Of Id
lears. > 80
As il appear, in the "Union,n il limited the 4
continents to sixty years, instead of to u. rg'
sixty years,
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CERTIFIED COPIES OF PAPERS.
MIR. RATHBUN, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, (on leave given, and after brief exPlana
TONI introduced bill making copies Of papers
certified by the secretary Of the Senate clerk Of
the House Of Representatives legal evidence; which
bill was read twice, and (having been modified on
motion OF Mr. CULyER,) was, by unanimous con
sent read third time and passed.
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TABLE OF RATES.

II Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day of October,
1915, the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
iauon of Passengers adopted. take effect and
after the Is day ef December next until otherwise
dcred by the Board.
.t.Ns
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preceding Ggurc is
- rlstn IN

eisch to rcprcschtthe IAscnsi
o'e Temptation II IL the great eva
euauon for the impurities of IN. body
u viii be noticed that a thick CLOUDY
mist issues from all points Of the sur
laee, which indicates that this pcr,pi
milton no~,unin,errup,cdiv when ",
are In health. but ceases " hen wear,
s'eh. Life cannot be sustained with.
out u. IL 10 thrown on io a. IN. h,,,cs
and o.het Juices Of the body. and dis.
poses oy TINS means. Of nearly all tho
Impurities within Us. I'm. ~, A..
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

1890 ON and after the Sd of December
e.s<>e ~ neIt our Boats wiIIeave Richmond Monday
wednesdays aud Fridays at precisely, Lynch
burg days ats. r. NJ.
Returning leave Lynehburg Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
att A. NJ and arrive in Richmond day at 81 p.
Passengers for stanton,
BY Boats will leave A. MondayS Wednesdays md
Fridays arrive IN Seottsvle at A. NJ Saunton by
IP.A
Paa,eHgs for LaTHuA aId Charlotte HaCaI Court sHsos
leave Richmond by the Boats and Stages
uTsVlle.
no2g BOYD EDMOND r. DAVPNpoRT
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.


FINIiE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il friends public the great patron
and bgs leave inform them
present arrangements manufacturing Clocks
who deal with him will find him ready
cheapest res and honorable and
o devote rigid attention TO their interests.
Having extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks for
twenty past believes he has had sufficient
portunes becoming acquainted with the Of Clock deal
and would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
him. they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot surpassed point OF workmanship finish.
fact that several manufacturer and dealers
worthless and counterfeit article abeedls
jerome Clock which fact unwilling aeknow
Of their superiority He trusts that purchas
appreciate advantage 81 buying direct from the factory
they will be the subec's OF this imposition All
orders cash will be promptly and faithful
attended who send their orders by mail rely
upon receiving attention personal application Clocks
tended Foreign Countries will be carefully selected and packed
markets All Clocks purchased at
warranted perform we'll and the
free Of transportation
pharge With that possible attention shall be
had friends and patrons he respectfully
eeis the patronage Of all.
Warehouse Philadelphia, 10 North Third Street
Warehouse Baltimore 36 South Charles Street
FAcroET New Haven, 81 johns Street. between Ii1m
and Market 23-ly CHAUNCEy JEROME
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Cheap Trunk EstabIishmeuf.
NAVE general assortment of Travelling Trunks various
Ftyiss, ard u M szes very low price constantly
receiving en from The Manufacturer AMI
Ger size description of Tfunts
wishnT rra large Travelling fhin Ieate TunEs any
particular cenuctoa b. rnse short By savng
ih oref with ne NJ cheap Boot Shoe and Tmnk Store
door, above Gay Mathews n 90.
90 o. Second hand Trunks takou IN exchange
mYT y ". LEONARD.
SUPERIOR FAMILY TEA paetages EXTRA hns
- Gunrowdr fea, b. surpafstd ny any this couut-for
sae ~ The package, OF az retaHi by
myis CAPRRTON CRUNP.
WHITE GOSSAMERS. This day received,
w superb Whit "Gossser Hats Fentse
Hat o also, three bae and
Broadway patterns For retail
By sOUIHBR 90,
let i62 haia STREET, opposite Hanks.
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FREsII IsIPORTATuONs.

FRESH IMPORTATIONs.
RN TIE SNIP ~AmERlCAN,s nom Liv~spool a.
- rect to-day the balance of our ss. -
poauon Of BRITISH pay GOODS consequence of Tho h,,
mess OF the season We will sell them very spou
the eost-amons them msy be found
Super wool bhek Cioh.
Common and super black Apaees Lu.srr,
New style fancy Ginshsms
10 do t~iI.d do
White Cambres Jaeeoncts
Printed Outings
Super London wcltinss
Cord fancy Linen Drilling.
Bieaeh-d Satin do do
DO 1aneydo do
An ouer cord Imperial Robe.
Cord Bustc do
Royal and sylphde do
Ladies half fingered sin Aius
DO do cmbddo
whc and dab RetLn Glove.
Pearl Buttons Stay Bndinrs Se
ap IL KENT KENDALL q ArwArER
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new RAILROAD Avn STEAMBOAT
LINE

HetSeen Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
VIA Point tomTOtt, &c Port WaIthaII
STILL FARTHER REDUCTION
PASSAGE AND PARE ONLY 10 Cents.
= r. h'ENHE public arc hereby notified,
- that the quick and beautiful Steamer At
CUsIA which tle complete order Tor both f,v
AMI nighttime and unsurpassed accommodations d. now run
arg MONDAYS, WEDNEsDAYS and FRIDAYS between
fori Wann NOrfOs win Lars roi Rich
m0nd and Petersburg, nee Ice # IS eess 0ug s-e.ay
usfas
Passengers leaving Richmond daysat break
fast board he AuEurA, ard At Norfolk a. I r.
" Returning Augusta Norfolk At T. p NJ on the ae
dayDaenTe being lodged board births and us
cabin and arriving Waiha little amer Day light 10 Rich
rnond 10 breakfast
viii b. perceived from above that this comfortable and
expeditions Inc, Eseat0 pef.ons gsng Norfolk On busseg the
opportunity n uan-acng and rutdfnng BY same boaso
a. ~ bc az within - hours anef eavinF Richmond
The Augusta will stop put nut way travel and
vi stop iofH whencvefa signal D. Fiyen
The public may assured that the determination Of the
Pu?f'orip keep up hs line permanently accommodate
travellers between Hehmond and norton manner asd
AZ tiif rRert
g,f finr Information tickets freight apply al the Depot n
toe Rehmonl AMI Petersburg Kafoal Company Tsks,
hgsnt
NB-ie conuruiy N ne Richmond Petersburg Railfoaa
hcpp' The principal Hotels NJ Richmond ~ avoiding hire
70 passcnssu b. The ns adds eeoBony eonve
meme" June z, 1916
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GORDON a. SKINKER, "a MAIN STREET
- Richmond, Va, offer for sale
IS bids oT.ans and West India sugar,
Is uefces and bbls Clarified Sugar
boxes white Havana Sugar
i30 bags Codeo-Ro, Iaguayra, lava and Mauaeaibo
bales Mocha Cosee
IS hLds o,ielns and West India Moasscs
10 h chests GunPowdcT and " part very superior
hf chests black Tea
Tea In G and lab boxes
400 sides Leather-good stamp and damaged
20 do Husset Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Talow Candles
30 bo1essoap
Fancyani variegarcd Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimenio and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashton's Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs DupOnts Power
35O rcams Wrapping Paper
10 icrcss Rice
$50 don Hemp and Cotton Red Cords and Line.
50 dor Brooms
"a don painted Buckets
200 Nova Seotia Grind stones
rs kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Gass-sIlD and 1919
Sperm and Tanners OH
Cotton Yarns Sal, Pe're, CoPpens, Nader and Indigo.
Cotton In bales, CIoycf Heed. CIDER vinsgar Ee &c
lRoN-i0o tons swees, English Trssegar and County com
T,.,nE neary sisre' FOUND, aatand square.
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
SrEBI-hmeriean and English Biu,ored
Mayors east snd sheer Steel
TIN PBATE-175 boEcs iOtIf fi1gO 1919
Bnghi andlsaien Tn for roofing.
g0PPER.:eooB lbs efarier. s6eathns and Bolt
Zinc and 6pttot
Bar and Sheet Lead, &c. mboi
DHOSPllATE Ammonia, Concentrated Aqua
Aniuonia, hmmon Citrate of Iron Pfcep. Cab Iron o.
ae Iron and uuinne, Ioile u Iron and Quinne pdide
nine loddo 81 kne, osde of ser Iodde of foddc
Lead His n hofpha, Iodine and ydfOiate
Chemicals, for sale BY DUVAL 4 PURCELL Drurgias
my ~ 1f7, Main Street
lLACK, HLUEAND RED INK wRANDOIPH
- co have WfiHg lnhs BY tho following
any quantity -Iiafuons WHghrs Mooe MAYNARD
a Noyes, Hogau Tkonpsont Mason's stophens Afpods
thP- Hadogh Cor Hoovefs Waikdens, Lsmons Kidders
Guzorsi haehes horisons. and Knapps my
II AIDES MOROCCO SLIPS, yerY eheapi-Tbe
- Fuhssfbcr has hand Iot 81 McCurdys Slips
of The beet quality which he will rs cents
$40. myH ALEX HIIL
.EOATS COATSiI FROM 81 30 TO Sis.
~ Prom the cheapest 70 The finest German Cloth
Coats, Jus' received, ani foT ale BY STARR a CO.
ap22 Ii.le's Corner,
NAHsEIILEs VEsTs.-Ioo plsin and hrur,d Ma,
I'VE settles Vests Of 6ne quality and superior cut m al low =,
q. nVNsfAUoH 4 cos
my ~ No ~ west Main
BOOK Or PAHODIRs.
A REMEDY for the Blue Devils: Quaint and
n Humorous Poems, edited by Mathew Msrrymss pcs sse
For saio BY tspp DRINKHR MORRIS.
(HUnns ApPEHsON, No. ~, Main susst hsyo
1000 bs. Lewis eFrs aud No White Lead
200O " Bf0okun F" No spdq o. Win an ss-oroent
~ Huiiiea Glass ZION, by 10 by9t 40 10
R ACKGAMMON BOXES.-The greatest va.
- rey 81 Backgammon Rores att w. Randolph
Cos School Boob Depot i2 Main The prices vary
SR' 70 tJV sP92
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my friends and the public generally the as-ruen
have ever had and as very scarce a
Gle rfaay HoH invite all IN want Of any IN my
give me cali being desnancdIo oeT great not greater in
dueements than any trade.
@ Bear in mind that CHINA HALL, ~ west Main street,
the place to buy and fashionable styles prices
mn ~ HUGH A WATT
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IN STO RE.

IN STORE,
EroFFE ALGERINEs-Gor Ladies' Dre,.e.
- Etnfe Prmarosa
Eiohe BaIsie
Six warp Ginshams
Shaded Swiss lawn.
Cord and plaid
Bazorines and Bareges
Muslin robes
harselIcs and other skds
= bai-le shawls
Checked striped and plain Swiss muslin.
Plain book
Checked, striped and plain cambria.
Plain and figured bobinets
footings and other lace good.
Jaconet and cambrie edgins. and in,erin1
lrish linens large stock
Extra ls linen sheeIinEs
Linen cambrcs and linen cambrie h.lkf.
Brown and bleaehed hollands
Brown linens and grass cloths every variety
Bleaehed
Navy drlls good article
GanbToons and very h.av .tosk
harseles AND Valencia vesiings
p,s and tnshh er satin veStng' Of quality
hnsish cloths, Of every shade and quality
MACK ana fancy French double single widths
English eassimere'and tSeeds
American fancy eas.imeres, a beautiful article
- plain and Gsd drap d'ete
Summer cloths, every color and price
BombazinsE and alpaecas
SILK and alpaeea
Green barege, black lace wells
Black, white and cord Italian Grape, hat erpe
Black and cold kid gloves
Hose and half hose, large stock
SILK and Gallon bdkfs
french silk umbrcllas a fine article
Cotton and singham Umbrellas
Parasos and Panso!eties
Stocks, collars and bosoms
Black Italian and cravals
Black and cord sewing suks
DO. natent Thread, v.,y
IayloTs, Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
buttons and combs, large stock
Gum, web and other slspendep
Prints
" - -, 9s, 10 and 24 bleaehed shirtna sheetinRs
~ To- and 81 brown shirnEs sheei.nE.-a
when are virginia Stout Etek, Canal Nils Manchester and
Otler we'll Known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
KnoI and Pcnitentary Paids for servants
Aud many other styles Of Goods are offered 10 the
trade upon the most accommodating terms.
NH 20 DANIEL n. LONDON
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-07

No. 10 N. CHARLES street, opposite the Union Ban
and nc a, the Pew Church. O5 9W