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THEATRIcALs. The National Theatre, Ros-
ton, opens next Monday evening. Mr.. Wheat
ley, late of the Walnut, is engaged, among
others.
Among the engagements at the Federal Street
Theatre, Boston, we notice the names of Mr.
and Mrs. Bland, and MIR. Vache.
Miss Clara Ellis took a farewell benefit on
Monday evening, at the Albany Museum,
where she has been playing very successfully
for some time past.
Mr. Templeton was to sing at the Theatre
Royal, in Kingston, on Friday last.
Mr. Silsbee was at st. Louis, on the 5th inst
delighting the inhabitants with his Yankee de-
lneations.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-14

AN UNENLIGHTENED CANDIDATE. "Fellow-
citizens" said candidate for Congress, recent
ly, somewhere 'out West'-"FeIlow citizens!
You're we'll awar I've no edication. never
went to school in my life but three times, and
that was to night school. Two nights the
teacher didn't come, and the tother MI ht had
no candle"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-14

A REcIrE TO MAKE PEACH WINE. Take
four or five bushels of ripe juicy press-peaches,
and mash or bruise them in tub, and pour
them into barrel large enough to contain them,
and place it in cool place. At the bottom of
the barrel, before putting in the peaches, some
clean straw must be placed, to prevent the pun
mice from filling up the spigot. The head of
days the peach wine is ready for use. Draw it
off from the spigot, and if care and attention
have been adopted, delicious beverage will be
produced Thirty Years Experience.
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wen line or Tess make asquare-if an advertisement
tceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
Hsertion.
|n3- THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
lilly, is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
ice of 81 per annum.
0I5- All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
ty on which the advance payment expires.
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New COMPANY. We learn from the Will
Transport Times that new Infantry Company
entitled the "May Guards" was organized in
Funkstown one day last week The following
gentlemen we're elected officers: John P. Eakle,
Captain; Oliver and John w. Stonebraker, lst
and Cd Leutenants; Henry Cover, Sd do; and
Daniel Sager, Ensign.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-14

WHooPING Couch. We are indebted to Mr..
J. N, Brown, ofour city, says the Baton Rouge
Gazette, for the following recipe, which has
been very successfully used in his family as a
remedy for the whooping cough:
Equal portions of linseed oil, honey and
New England rum, mixed together; give one
tablespoonful every time the patient coughs
effects cure in few days..
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SELLING THE CHURCH BELLS FOR DEBT
The Barre (Mass.) Gazette says, "the bell, on
the Universalist Church in Petersham, was sold
on execution, on Monday, to satisfy the debt
of the former Minister of the parish. The bell
was given to the society, several years since, by
two citizens of Petershawn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-14

GONE TO THAT BOURNE, &c. We under
stand that Paddy Tuthill, the actor, was mar
ried to Mrs. Cantor, the actress, at Memphis,
on the 2lst of July. Tut need not go on a
,oalk or a trot after this, for he can gallon
through the world.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-14

RATHER SEVERE. A minister at camp.
meeting said-"If the lady with the blue hat
red half, and cross eyes, don't stop talking she
will be pointed out to the congregation"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-14

REMEDIES FOR SUNsTRoKE. A New Or
leans paper gives the following directions for
the treatment ofpersons suffering from the eff
fects of the sun:
/. Washing the head with cold water.
?. Strong drawing plasters applied to the
legs and feet.
8. Rubbing with water and mustard over the
whole body.
These remedies may be applied before the ar
rival of a physician.
These same remedies may be applied to per-
sons who are affected by taking cold water in
a state perspiration.
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THE Rich AND Poor. "Ofsuch are the king
dom of Heaven" said the Saviour, and the
beautiful remark is strongly brought to mind,
in reading the following squib from an ex-
change paper:
'Ma, said an inqusitve little girl, "wll
rich and poor people live together when they
60 up to Heaven"
eyes, my dear, they will be all alike there. "
"Then, ma, why don't rich and poor chris
tans associate here?"
The mother did not answer.
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lMr Buchanan TO Commodore Connor1
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsHlNGTON, july 81, 1916,
SIR: | have the honor to transmit herewith
a sealed note, addressed 10 the Minister of For
eign Relations of the Mexican Republic, with
an open copy of the same for your own USE
From this you will perceive that the President
has determined again to offer the olive-branch
to Mexico.
The President does not believe tina; any point
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a9-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI
ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
l carriers, at only and quarter cents per week
hyable TO the Carriers only at the end of each week
bscriber, at the rate Of -Four Dollars per year, pay
lie, ALWAYS in advance.
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MOVEMENT OF THE MoRMoNs. The steamer
Gen. Brook arrived at st Louis on the 9Th inst.
from the Mouth of the yellowstone whence she
left on the 18th ofJuly. The New Era says
At Council Bluffs they learned that five hun
dred Mormon wagons had crossed and gone to-
wards Fort Laramie, and one thousand more
were ready 10 cross. They had planted barley
and buckwheat near Council Bluffs. The fore
most parties expected to winter near Fort Lar
annie, and the balance on the Platte river At
Fort Leavenworth, on the north side,' they
passed the five hundred Mormons who had join
ed the army. The distant praires were much
burned, and the buffalo Ranged low down to-
wards the settlements. Plenty of Buffalo were
found two hundred miles from Council Bluffs.
The boat brought down some live Buffalo, elk
and grsly bear, and also the stuffed skin of a
grisly bear larger than the largest OK; it was
killed in the act of carrying off buffalo that
it had caught coming out of the river. The
boat brought down large quantity of furs,
robes and peltries for Perre Choutean Jr., &
Co,
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PORT OPPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
I M, JONnaT lgfb 9r.J !


For the convenience of the
kzsSAassssEkti1 s ASf citizens and Others in the vi
ssssHsSsss5 SAlssF!a. entity of Port Opposite and
sf& 4sHs--ESsszESHa vre de Grace, Passenger
Car will be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays at o'clock
P. NJ, arriving in Baltimore about half past7.
0I5-Ths line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning NJ all Train, to devote 3
ora hours TO business recreation, at Havre de
Grace or Port Deposise, and return to Baltimore by
dusk.
T4FFishermen and Sporsmen generally will find
this very seasonable train TO return early in the
evening.
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TAUSE Wells. Mrs Nickersou has lust re
VW ceived an assortment @. Cause Wells assorted
coors, at 80 N, Howard ct, YES
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
Ter the Removal and Permu rent Care
Of AIS Discusses artsinsg from N In
Pare seate Of the BloSd or Habit

N = - -
o. All Dssenses arising from IN Ia-
Pare ssate Of the Biosd or Habit
.r.,,,,, oil the system, vfxs ~. d.
surAssous EsUr IONS Fps ns SssT y ~
Tnk FACE, sLorcHEs. BILEs, CHRONIC soR. Eyer
sENT AND PAIN or TiIE BONES AND JOINTS. STUB
BORN ULCERS syPMLrric sYsPross sCIxTiCA on
Dcious UsE or MERcrRY. AsCrrE.s OR DRopsY gx-
80 .zE Oh IspkuDEScE IN LIFE ALSO, cHRonIc
lsE VALUE of psspanuos /. sow widely l,o.p and
every d.y se Geld % In ssulns. seEesdias spproved
and hsy seomenSed By Phy.ean admitted % De the
mast powerful ard sarehs prpsrlfon from tss rosa Ina, "a.
s'sn ur'ysey.d N medical practice. ov.
Hoe Dol ndnE through the whole system
h- poouoas elements restore. shy
o 70 ne os.hs .hieh generate that nu In ali
M. eorcef the result RAPID healing and pus
tuSes In rhcunai and painful Of The
sne fepag pace with the from IN. ..
rn put up an higsy convenience.
bottle win make quantity equal % on. ou,rt
superior IN medicinal yaice preparations sarnx The
active and medicine. "
The folowiaz interesting pes.d and the reader invited
70 us eaei& Peru' Comment such evidence unnecessary
NEwsEK, n. J. March ~, 1876
hesss A D. ID sanis-Mr child Of tl. place ~a.
attacked with serofa twoear. which soon ced her
mere saesion The di'-as. Peraded system
DIfsut Physeaa.n Newark New Ysrs pr..erLd
foe her at various times but hnaHy up perfectly
and accordingly procured -four sparinxy admin
i'.sred with many Interruptions decided benefit
Of the The ehd aged year. va. one CON
peis mass Of dea'e and using my limb. Hes
and body almost entirely s.
unable To move and would take thing only
from beag touched mober The d.ease ~ tn
time equally nwaraIy with bloody
even few hoGr' They procured sar-apara
and before she had taken bottle
and has now Jus, ,tjnv N, -
bottle and the sores are nearly All se,I.s rS S
stored 70 hef natural use she cheerful improy
ing I'm neAin' Very respectfully, yours
G.. WARNER,
Ree
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JUNE Is. 1916.
MORE NEW GOODS.

FHOMAS r. PRICE Il co. have Just opened
byeIPrf from New York few goods which they osr
for inspection
WhaleboDe Skirts, another supply
Grass SKIRTS, made up entirely new style
Heavy GrAss SkirtiuK
Regency Lace Capes, beautiful Iupply
New French CoIars
Lace Neu for sapes eoIars
Musiin Caps for Ladies
Bn B1rege, Bombazines
French Lawn Hdhfs very CHEAP
X :. Camb ans Lawn Hdkfs
Lace Buttons French Lace. &c
In lrph Linens Dress she,inxs tbev N,
great variety and they taking inventory will eo
up many descriptions low prices IN want viii pleas
AI- Je le THOMAS r PRICE 4 co.
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HOOY FRS

WHERE may be found at all times a complete
sd ssefa assortment % HATS of following iiuds
BEAVER PLAIN RUSSIA, PANAMA SPORTING,
MOLEsNF NUrRiA, LBGHORN, GLAZED.
ALSO,
Genrnens snd Youths Open, London Spring Navy
Velvet Rands Fancy Top and ocaeou Cot Caps ane O s
Gaps lnfsuts Velvet rurhan ana Fuf Caps auaHues
p o. any of The above articles are respeetnyrc
qucsed give ean promise I'll them AZ the ove.
prices, either Wholesale o. Retail.
ew J. d. HOOVER, No. ~, MAN o.
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NUMBER Is.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
NEW GOODS.
A N ID LING CHEAP

II II. JENKINS. in addition to m. ,ary. .,o,L
J. - has received within a lev day-
so PACKAGES OF NEW cOODs
n suppy nv
retail defending n., nor. h, e,. go
anu being desrous of res .toeh a.
so song he respectfully nton on tho.
Eains IN examine ise following
Iih LINENS all prices from So cent. Il,
zoo pc Ca'eoes Just received azeou and Viii y.
o,t, 10. ~ cent. Ind inner '"N'
50 baes Cotton Oznabug 2. and Broxn sh,,;,...a On.
Bsaebsd sheetinxs ''ent'' Ah-"
o Ps oeabsd shr'inrs receiving prses frcm IN
isi cents and finer. '''''s
s I'VE rAii Gnshans foe IS very 1l.hiou,b-
rhh purple blue bun and Muslin Lawn, b, ,. en-
lust opened ""- 'o' 70 e"s
Apron and Furniture Cb~cks
Lace haions Linen BobbIas. Grar. Clo,h
Linen y hdkia Black I'd Sun sh.a.. -
~ ~ V handle Fans, all prices from ut So use 70 IS
TUG AOo'e are oay few Of The bargans 10 be had Al
n II
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SUMNER CLOTHING.

lust received at " FASHIONS Head Quarters, {"
~ fresh invoice Of summer among which are some more
OF thoe beautiful Black CaAhmere rich Vests OF
emh S Vaous styles OF Marseles Valencia Sarn 4Ige
assortment OF new and fashionable style comprising
white and aney dinES French fancy
oAer material suitable or EIt fancy whsr
Shirts Coars Bosons, Hdf Gloves suspendrs in ende,s
vaney. Z. D. SPENCE
Fashions Head Quarters
y y No. NJ
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS.

no. go Main, Corner OF 3th nnd uain Streets.
~ Is. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. of Spring and SKINNER Ready Made Clothing and
mems Fancy Ware. He has hand complete
ment Of the following auieIcs,
French and English Coats black blue
brown. olive ane
French AMI American Plain and Fancy and DOein
Pants.
Single Mied Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, sBk and BombaEne Vests
Fancy do do Marsclles and Caslnlsrette Vests
White Maeies Vests duobe single breasted ntng
TOntng collar
Kid, silk Thread and White Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bnsoms and Collars u the styles
herno, cotton and Six UnJeTfhrts
DO do Drawers md Socks
searfs. CnvaIs stocks and Pocket HdEG great variety
Suspenders OF AL Kinds
hlk and Bingham Umbrellas
AL Of which we will sel low establishment this side
of Oregoni
p H. Spence continues made
up al the Fashionable Establishment ~
timOre
An assortment Of samples constantly hand.
II T. D. SPENCE AGENT
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

=, StNUmtOh, Vus
I>HE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
70 'he pubic, that be rsn<isd ayis ts ee
nve es-Abshnen md prepared aceood.fe t.~,r,
IN hs most eeufouabis To psfruns he no.
ns ms mos snrsrr fhsnss and ssfs
ronafe with IN aranes q renewed "a to sso.I
Iof ,h comfort and convenience His tab prssSd IN
ns pes mannef and his bar hhed with t~ esosees
TO those persons who .aubroa- eat, ~
h mountains during The approaching M
ns ha hed 10 putnbef o. se and eoodoa rooms for the
accommodation privats nnaines
4T His charges will be tsodsraie.
MICHAEL G. Harlan.
f Attached Heel are arre and eom ,,, ,.n,-.
viii ereeBeui oe An ssses upsins % ana f,o. s..
n op at s hous- and pa.saseIs going
sort- cane Al sHsnton a.. my eI-an
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
nR. f. ID. ROBINSON would inform the nub.
nc thathe rn succeeding relieving positively curing
OF the following forms OF disease every ten who apy
70 MIN amer having been abandoned by Faculty
seAh Head Teter Uesrous long stand
ing DropJ Tunots. WeEs, Rheumatism Of The Liver
spepa Agse and fsyer Cancers. Leposy, Dance
'efeErs diseases &e The latter be s cure he
the poisonous mercury from the ,,er and eur,, m,
eht even when TIE Hot Springs fail lie several
hundred cases Of Rheumatism AMI only in two in enT
entire lie reued, for the Loci law, Re,n
e most satisfactory can be many persons living in the
suited. - $3.50 -' ~ VA
mond, Va
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GEOKGE EARLE, Merchant TaiIor,

DhbI ImOhE LVOh INrlhmhh1.
No. Id E.Pratt Street, near the Bridge,
vSDKR sKlLFUL CHARGE OF
DIR HAIR RIS
~ ~. H "A HI HI IL .,
DRESENTS to the afflicted the most certoin
I r,u.d,,. and .a.,r ON, ,,.,,,,sr, :, 8, !,
chronic adeeton, 10 he ouna IN nh, c,y q, ~. H..
THIS IxSE1rIGrsaS oh'
having for the many year. of ~ esFab,b1,f =, R,,io 49,,
under The src.,,on 81 s,,, a. S ~ nalhofe' been
upon public eon6d, nee VIII cb M o,ns, 80, 1870 r.
eight years experience could aduce the grateful I,sno,v m %
600 go b., h,xs 80 81 "a ,sS l'ony OF ~"
CURE WaRH.STED or Nh t.,,.nI,
~ TO 4s hours in mid form, and the mo
case, an .dy re.toreI IN co..,non,i .onrdn
the b., pan Of nd. lie 10 The .,nJy ~ M
Harris blends praeteai observation with eoresI
and assure, the Unfortunate Of ,siaI ali .nd 1870 % 80
out eIasEerauon or eItoraon in charge. ~ ''
MARK TIIISi
ID, n Ia. he.p .a,,ssd IN !. n,o,s a,,s,.,.. 1891,
lice than any other phy.ciln in tb. civ '''-' P'N'
The great attending his practice has been we. a,.,ed
bv the approva Of di.r.rn,nS nnbir Tn ,... -. ~. 80,
for their .peedy ard certain edei1 Ar, NJ mid md
agreeable infuenee-tley pern, per
manent cure n a. many hour, a. IL form.r IoprS Va
wees
The CDR requires diet or
not impaired no sslsnins
are IroaJeei by his medicines.
DR. w. abures the Ps,cious compounds OF Mercury, Baam
TuPenne Harlem on and other dusting Common
resort Of the ignorant but through and purifying vegetable
remedes drives out disease instead Of throwing upon the
constitution cleansing The blood restoring Ngo TO the aud
''HS ,Ear sya.E up.np u.,
49,. ..-,.., i,a - ~ 20, -. - tiNirhbh h'
' , ~ sn -, snuS s oIpns o. seienee IheI .anr
Ton o,,h on,h -, "a, -. - @ y uhod numbers
hsO - ~ 80 49, =, J. III, IVY I'uhllln ,Iop 70 .he
- -, ~ ''' wv = "'-'e 'o0a' " '"e VOICE oi eeho
'"s u, a. - Ill ..,,,. -. - =,
from hi. and rejoice thSt ne bu sr od
healing balm 10 the afflicted position merc envabe than The
riIded throne Of earth's proudest monarch.
TAKE TT IN TIME
let the unfortunate devoccs OF false bear in mind
affection overakes them that no,ime sho making appu
eaoh TO competent physician as they not oay obtain relief
pam AVOID aud e'ade great constitutional injury but
TO be more moderate IN charges than
he be- where symptoms have become confirmed the
disease more widely dsed The rapid advances Of this truly
are 100 epuve 70 contemplate Nben liberation and
sseorng ooiehes with raekng pains beirsy the uBhap
~ Ne inc aeaoy poison peyng upon his vtas then and not m
men DO many AWAKE TO u sense Of their danger While
WIN ea o ee bod strides and desoang path Of this
ieose OF ent YET not be forgotten that there
oer equ Alarming though more slow and insdous diseases that
eonnuay threaten e mPruden how lutte does the Votafy Of
Aas hns o. e bed OF hoIn' he " preparing for aher e
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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.

NEW DRESS GOODS
By Express,
AT BROOKS, BELL & HUDSoN's,
l43 Eagle square
NM have just opened Store, No. It1 EasI~
square the following EOois received pr Express VIZ
90 pieces uPerb style OrIande Laws Aaaiso pans 80
Agrf a.
Richly embroidered Muslin shavis With handsome
DO do dn Scars \ tirsn ffihrc
PLAN aud Revere Muslin scaHs neW style
Lace Hutir-s
Pine satin stupe Muslin. for dresses
Mnrnines and Gass skuts
White emhrotirrcd AMI Graduated Robes. a. a.
JeS BROOKS. EEII a HUDSON
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
~ Old AND ONLY
K& r T. G. LAR LINE &R
ssA...s S SassAy; 49,, Captain n. tn
MANCHESTER, snAcx
COURIER, (srw) n. CopcH
PATRICK HENRY, trEwl CuIrrs
MARIETTA BURR lsrw Krlyr.
LYNCHBURG, GouLp. Oh
This line Of Packets having by patron
OF the Merchants Of Richmond
The poprcors solicit
ing designations that forwarn.
ther Foods safely aud with Dispatch The Vessels Of
class mos ~ newt COMMANDED by OF experience
trade and Merchandise be Insured by
ofpreum For freight having superior aeoommods
tons apply TO the n board
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents.
S Goods TO be reshpped New Orleans Mobile Apalaehe
other viii received and forw adsd
York Agents. ehatr. eI
such n actually be
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specified Manuscript previously agreed upon
the parties.
1 An Advertisement not marked the copy specified
number OF will be continued until ordered and
enacted accordingly.
pr Regular Advertisements--Toa avoid any
dcrstandns the OF Annual Advertiser but proper
state sah that their privileges only extend to their immediate
business Real Estate Legal aud all other
them To be an additional charge. and variation.
a Real Estate and GeneAl Agents Advertisements
inserted by the but charged subject
such discounts m shall be agreed upon
3 Auetopeers Booksellers aid yearly advertisers generally
wit the privilege Of change shall
their yearly week the
agreed the standing contract
exceeding such amount to be charged at the usual
ADvERsEsErTs inserted in the SemWeeky Wing IS
per OF Is lines for The and SO
per square for each continuance.
July I6f5.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

~ u
AskfNs IIBbH's Line Packets Richmond
H New Otieaas ~i
and win be eonpossd % the following ves.-l.
baTque BACHELOR, Capt HfHAn Horror;
Brig ORf.YANs Capt W. prrrr
hrG JOSkPHfNR, Dos Rostrsor.
One OF The above place
honth we can with confidence. recommend The above
The public hsy buh trade
~ low other vessels udcd
erect men OF long trade Por freight
havnf superior both for
pAsseaSers, apply 70 } FISHER d roN OF
HAsKINs q LIBBY.
~ H. An freight from country be
received and Forwarded by charging
vhArfate Up. q g.
ia ~ or UkL.
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Jones 4 WINSTON,

JONES Il WINSTON,
GrOCCrS and Commission Merchants,
DEG leave, IN rendering thor services To the
- others slc Of an n pro
duee their gratitude to their friends T bc
vcurs Ever menr the psnagc an conhdrnce
Of their friends b. rcrart thcfniefe
fi performance cver obligation ncteut their
correct merchant h,y Vn only pasf
best eaeries shah b. The sale ef az propeiy
their ant furnishing Coods
BE- ample Pleas addtst pfn
cips o. te ascnt GEO fEAKE Thy have now on hand
and ontt fof sac the rcasnnabk terms
10000 bs heavy WesseIn Sdcs and shoutlcu
$500 ne Joss
500 bbl. No ! abd sol uninspected n. @. uegnnfs
10 hh5s. N q. ard Pnro REQ Sugar
Eew orisa asd W. inda hoaassrs
100 sacks Liverpool SAT-
Issgusyra, Ria and Java Coaes
tors best escorted riantsti1n lfoa
Cast. English, y. German ard Common Steel
IS bbis R-chct whtasy, ant tnck of od French
snt Virginia Apple Mandy Bumrsrincf's whiskey, a.
IS btls bet Wilson's Fictug Vincsar
Isrd Loaf sugar snd Tea
5000 Ne smiihfrh Family Bacon. bog round.
RT Can at No. -. m ~
A AGU1RA COFFEE.-ioo bsr. Isguyrs Coffee, snd.
y 4 INC aad fOf sale ~
ie@ DAVENPORT, ALLEN = ".
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
Il HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
which have fitted with Furniture every
table accommodation for Boadss by the Day Month
also for Transient visiters AZ will made
give satisfaction hope be Literally patronsed Persons visit
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