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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

Ten lines OF IGss WakE sqUHTe-I an HuVHTUstHlBHI
Eceeds ten lines, the price will he in proportion
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
assertion.
! ny- THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
billy, is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
ice of 81 per amnum.
! H5- All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
~ on which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

GOVERNMENT BOATS. We understand says
the Pcayune that the Government has pur-
chased the steamboat James Cage for SlS,o 900,
and the steamboat ]. E. Roberts for the sum
of 10000, to be used for the transportation of
troops and supplies from here to the r. Grande
Rather salty prices! We also learn that the
steamboats, Enterprise and Brownsville have
been purchased by the Government, but have
not ascertained the amount to be paid for
them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

FATALITY. 1t seems us though fate had sim
gled out the Cumberland Valley rail road bridge
at Harrisburg for one of its peculiar freaks.
First it was burned Then when four spans
had been reconstructed the great flood "took
them Off" Two more spans had Just been
raised when some RATS carried one away, and
the storm on Friday blew away another, and it
is probable that second will fall or require
taking down, it is so shattered The enterpri-
sing contractors have suffered greatly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

LOOK Our FOR YOUR LIVES. Persons should
be very cautious about eating the half ripe and
rotten pine apples, cherries, green apples, and
other fruits, with which the streets are filed.
Cholera may follow in their train.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

FIRE IN WORCESTER COUNTY. We learn
from the Worcester Shield, that on Monday
night last tho elegant new dwelling now beng
erected by Hon. Thos. A. Spence, on the Po-
comoke, near Snow Hill, was entirely consum-
ed by fire. The tools of the workmen were
also burned. The loss is estimated at about
$4,000. 1t is supposed to be the work of an
incendlary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
(Commcncing on MONDAY, 18Th .4Pri!, 1861
For the convenience of the
HSssss1lEs asS ta1 citizens and others in the vi
Gssssss,iss5 ~ iSsa, cinity Of Port Depose and
e. 95azsi Havre d. Grace, a Passenger
Car viii be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays at O'Clock,
p. NJ, arriving in Baltimore about half past T.
{G3-Ths line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
ora hours to business or recreation, at Havre de
Grace or Port Deposi.e, and return 10 Baltimore by
dusk.
FISHERMEN and Sportsmen generally will find
this very seasonable train TO return early in the
mir
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

MoRE TRoors Capt Waahngtons troop
Of Flying Artillery left Carlisle Barracks on
Thursday for the South.
P. P. P, P. P, P. ''Phytty-phour phorty
Or phyght" phaction phloored.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

HEAVY FRAUD. The Police of New York,
are engaged in investigating stupendous case
Of fraud, committed on Mr.. Horatio Walker, OF
Manchester, Vermont. Walker it appears was
possessed of real estate to the amount of $751;
900, and in consequence of certain representa-.
tons that were made to him by pretended as
ISOLATION of landowners, he was induced to
part with this property in exchange for land in
Virginia. After proceeding to Virginia, he
was not able to find the location of his land, as
he alleged, and he now charges the parties with
a conspiracy to defraud him.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

THE ARMsTIcE PROPOSED BY GEN. ARIsrA.
The Union, in noticing the report given by the
New Orleans Tropc, that Gen. Arista had
sent proposals to Gen. Taylor for all armistice,
and that he had established his head quarters
at Monterey, with $1,000 men, says:
"WithUut undertaking to contradict this
statement i'll positive manner, we can only
say, that the last dispatches from Cen Taylor
lend no coantenance to the report They say
nothing of this proposition for ali armstice, nor
do they state that Gen. Arsta is stationed at
Monterey. On the contrary, they represent
Arista as being on this side Of Monterey, Nor
do they extend his force to Ii, 900 troops.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27

COLLECTOR OF PHILADELPHIA. The Presi-
lector of the port of Philadelphia, vice Horn,
rejected
Mr.. BoorH. This distinguished tragedap
arrived at ST. Louis on the nth inst,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-27
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE q, 1916.

IMPORTANT IF TRUE. The correspondent O
the New York Express, noticing the seizure al
that port, of the schooner Ellen Perkins, fol
having on loard munitions of war, to be landed
in Mexico, say:
"The said schooner has since been released
and sailed with said cargo of munitions of wal
for her port of destination, Merida (Ssall
Eds,) Yucatan. Her Captain is the bearer Of
dispatches from Mr. Polk to the Governor OF Yu-
catan, soliciting him to take part with the Uni
ted States in the invasion of Mexico, and for
this object he will be supplied with all kinds
of aid and assistance by the United States; and
in case Of any attack on the part of the Confc-
deracy of Mexico or Yucatan, the United
States pledges itself to send troops to her aid
and assistance. ("Divido and conquer" is a
British weapon.) The Governor of Yucatan
is also solicited by Mr.. Polk, to employ money
and emlssariCs in the Department Of Tobasco.''
IMpoRTANT FROM SANTA FE-Prepmctions
oreSist COL Ksarney, An extra from the office
of The Lexington, Missouri, Express states that
Mr.. Houck had arrived al Independence from
Santa Fe, having made the trip in twenty days.
He is said to have brought intelligence that the
author tiles at Santa Fe, were fortify ing it, and,
besides two thousand then under aims, the
Governor had made Il rcqusiton for five thou
sand men from Chihuahua. Every third man
in Santa Fe and its vicinity was to bear arms
in its defence. The place was preparing for u
seige. Mr.. Houck, it is added, expresses the
opinion that Col Koarney ought not to take
less than five thousand men on his expedition
against New Mexico. A number OF wagons,
loaded with ammunition and provisions had al
ready started on their way over the prares.
The volunteer companies were at Fort Leaven-
worth going through drills and military exor-
cises under the direction of the officers of the
army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-18
EOLItN PIANOS.

WE subscriber has Just received
j u u from the mandatory Mum. n Ciars New
os who purchased thu Patent Right for United sat,
.ie.punF masae h1ssi.) for CoIEMANs EoLAN ATTACH
tne rano Porte smother ofthe-s nj.
Nhh ne invites the public
on lew OF TIRE Journals Of this county Of EnEl, d
Mf inc nstfuH' Mt has teen exhibited capacities FUZZY
csc" when appeared spontaneously regard unity al
Nanta=es and excellence of this Combination
ieel oonh'ne- in public that this
'tis - one OF snrao'dnary Before pureha,.
ne ratsnt hisht the most
' experiments testing is mechanism gone into. the
results whieh fully satisfy the
" mat u In no m1nner liable frum Transition.
Ano-pb's' and nat the -foliah will and IN
orot IN sny CLIMATE They mos, pr,
deed p"ons In regard 10 ues security
VIZ - sa"s'se DRY ~affanee IL gwen with each
g. p. ~. TAYLOR,
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE
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e II | N A H A l. l. .
FALL sCFPLY OF
CTAEG ANN L. rtrt-.-tn- . ., ,

FALL sCPPLY
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
IL the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
New York aud tbs VrEnian City Point Liverpool
~ SUBSCRIBER has received n. larger
arc y The ship Hak away from Liverpool daily expected
~, font he will the CHINA
Eathenware direct Manufacturer. eon,nr Of n.
shapes nd patterns.
by ne regular packets from Boston, receipt
Plies Of Class from and is prepared tn oar
very large and desirable superior goods in hl i'm,
10 all who may
Country Merchants and particularly invited to .Iam,u
h goods and prices offered tho
who buy for cash, and tn puneius CUSTOMERS.
large Lamp. Loos ing Glas--. so.,
Ware Ike n hand. HIGH A WATT
an 20 No. West MAR Street
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY.
Neirdrh, Neic Jersey.

NIoTe NO. 80 Maiden Lame, New York,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
uhkCSAT suspshd-rs over Shoes Cloth Carl &c To
- Life Presever haehae handing Water Proof Clothing
every other ae made from India Rubber.
were e1n.d At the aie far OF The American
and aei an impartial and comparison others
eei' the hfsi premium over all others An articles VIC make
nave uHdefsone the seNe'esi s ard sauseton-
We un'tS-rvedy invite Merchants Middle
SoHtetn aSa south Wese.n states establishment
rbee they ~ md good and well India
huober Soods Oar terms will be LIBERAL satisfactory to All
buyers All orders promptly eIeCuted
de l6-6m HUTCHINSON 4 RIfNYnN
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Askihs LiBBY5 Line Packets. between Richmond nd
New Or-ans will regular run in s.usmb.r
and viii be composed Of following ve-..l.
bafque BACHELOR, Capt HIRAa Hosros;
Bng ORLEANS Cant w. a.r,.-
Brig JOsEPHINR CAT Ia. Ro,,,.o.
One Of the above TN. pae. regularly every
month We can with confidence tn
me public as they bsh eIpres1y vii in.ur.
As low a any other ve- steady and dis
Greer men OF long experience the trade
having ve superior Accommodation sseraze
passenfers apply TO J FISHER 4 SON or
HASKINs 4 LIBBY.
All freight from the country will be
and Forwarded BY osy regular eayase and
wharfage.
IN ~ n, n
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&g1ZE zg<ggIz zzs.G .
IS ~ 50 / So 10 I3I 80 . sc 50 I9s 400 4 o.
20 o. o5 III rs Sc So rs 5sI S 7s
IS 100 ~ 2O4 40 60 - 80 CO as 4sI zoe
IS I9I 90 373
MORRIS ROBINSON Preside nt

NORRIS ROBINSON, Pfeside
SAMUEL H,sSAT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance for periods
named. or year,, for life; and for
exceeding $4,000 single life The OF Insurance
Of the Intermediate noted the
well rs all other information interesting those desiring
Insurance, Will a-O be made known application Tie
offered by this Company, believed equal not
superior those offered by oihe either the L.
n GWATHNEY.
Physician tn the soeety-ths Family Physician party
8 o be l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-18

IO thE LADIES IN II kTICgIAH.
DEPlLAnnBY POWDER b-rn foun5 highly bene6- III
1tA and Of great ladies have been cd win "a.
pernous hair principally when confined In the
upper lip aud ds OF the face turH 10 the whole
features When used with proper and according 10 The
tons VIII be found 20 be addition the TOD a, ia. u.s.
Of sharp instrument ana the hair n
in i've OF tel ninuies AFTER tppl,eauon
This composition insibe, TO renoye ,Bn.a
Gus hair Amer have received eer,t6eat. of
which be contested
For sale wholesale and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-18
INFIRhARy oP THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TENBls Institution founded in 1875 in 'ieeessfu opera
College Edneh Spacious and well arranged
different Of patients There ale
accommodation Of special cases
medical surgical aid except The insane
abong will be admitted into
the institution.
for board medical attendance surgical
nurnE medicines mods's
icing only per eoofed patients and i've dol
lars white.
The Medical under the charge Professors
prescribed periods rotation The Physician ana
wards daily and in cases OF deuy
College Faculty called consultation, without add
tona charge the patient
itself especially persons in the eoun.
disposed their homes for the bench, OF
surgical We respectfully ask thoe interested in
subject inquiry and will find that not only vii
consulted parorzng the institution but that every
here be found IN other cities
tn surgery have bsen
InhrnA and the which has ATTENDED
confidence presenting the Institution 10 public mo-
tee and a.kins ooury into its merits g. MAUPTN,
de President X. NJ e. lnhmaTy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-18
New and Rich style, of rrea and Dinner
NJ

CsT opened at China Hall entirely new and reh
SYKES o. Tea and Dinner Services, attention OF
We Paeie sinVisd Lke~se patterns Flowing
bue Jet Dinner SeviceaHd White VARIOUS sIs. nd
Pne"s Cali At No ~ China Hall West Main Street
HUGH A. WATT.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MTSTC.

SGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure In informing eti-
~ OF Richmond and vicinity that he has
this city and prepared 10 Lessons
seai fHs sgnn George Will We Piano
Guitar. Carones Flute ConoPean, Kent Buge French Horn
&C, ke. Hts Focal fHs'ru0Ss cannot
a TO his pupils thorough knowledge Of
Glasses may be formed at his residence Bank
Ladies who prefer will b. waited
uSmen who'd to fern 7zaier Basd
do 50 and receive instructions all kinds Of wind
the most moderate ems-1he class TO be Evening
Any communication len nj the residence
IT, Taylors Music Store Nash Woodhous w. Randolph
~ lOs BOOB store, VIII be promptly attended 23-6m
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JULES HAuEL's DEPOT.


&C South ID Street below Cb.snut
And by Agents Main Street L. Giuer. A. LuvaI 20 r
X pu'al Du9n"sne shoekoe iiil; g. NJ ZAehi.son w H.
Dornin. Petersburg BraRFs, Thomas
pS-Psmiums awarded tie Pr skiin Institute 4.
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
ROMANS 4 ELLIS,


goa. BROADWAY. n. Y
Solicit the attention Of the Pub especially Professors and Ana
uiA TO their valuable sess Of the MUSICAL WORLD and to
Their Eoas Of Cheap and elegant Musi- containing Popular
standard ana Copyright Songs Duets Marches wazss
SeNh iui Accomplishments for the
aeeomganlInents for The Fute-AT LESS THAN HALF THE
USUAL PRICES.
homans Ellis have Published
ST fsHIar SSHgs frz Szd-P-lcs G! ctr sHl,
= ~ De there =; vorisb PtIhal by &. H. Bodw-H.
Let no Thought Care oppress by Jefreys
music from Norma.
Par away in Bright Land words BY Jearey. music
from Norma
% east that Shadow from thu Bow"
sunny Hour. OF Childhood words by Carpenter,
The MeLdies Of many Lands BY Jeffrey, music by
Charles w. Glover
tre teal -s Jr0s IL SoHSs-5Hs-Fles 8! si.g,
-iark Eyed Beauty adapted Tu Non 81
Ian are !oyal ala ted IN the beautiful Clio a
h-ke the GenLs West Wind Blowing adapted To the AIR
All Percbe, Posse"
Vet no Sorrow adapted TO the air "Ah non GunRs-
S-Sme Love duet for tenor voices 10 the Air
"PTendi L'anel ii Demo"
Four se.eet Airs sphns Admired Orera ~ ,d
mira arranged for the Piano Fo aeeopa by
J 2. Burrows-Pnee IS efs -
Five WslIe from Bales Opera, Daughter OF St
Pree 2S a. SS-ssstI
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Example s5 Rsies-5sr ,l1 .5...ra.s. Of 500, .. a


Insurance effected any from $500 up
by application to HENRY LUDLAM,
ju Sly Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-18
NANUFAcr0RV OF
CHAPMAN'S MAGIC STROp
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

to's 10 sun purchasers, for export or country
-She.uns' shirtinrS otn,burE. Dnrins. rrs,ny
A'SCurroN YARNS. twist snd ar,,g S,-, NJ. o., a. -,
New Jersey '' WV wv WINS N Fater-nn,
Georsia. South C'rolina North caroin, vi,,,,, r ,
stant'y hand wv ''inuy uaae' con
Al.o c,pc' warps wcs B.u. s,ip. and yy,,,,,.. r.,
and WaidnF. -"' "'apphs lWine'
~ L'rr'l advances eonssnmens m god .,,.. n m
:. 49, ''' ahele' 80 srEHHIVs
'" " Na=usu street New yort
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NOTICE.

-, HN4hiNS a. LIBBY.
NOTICE.
kGOODS SHIPPED for Philadelphia by
- the Steamers Columbus and Poeahontas
Slli not r.e.ipted for Than Balpor. a.
aeeatin Bslunore - RE.S.T. Jj they Will be l,rnrS h
10 Philadelphia by Railroad Canal rates charged bv tbs.
J. ls-d HENRY LuDLAM & CO.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
kSs The packet schooner UNION, Capt,in
ht@nE' having large portion Of her cargo engaged viii
D1ek '"N -'f' ." 'o4fD IN Inc
10 JAMES FISHERS SONS
LID E0R NEW YORK. The superior re.
-. suar packet sehr IYSCHBURG CsP: Could VIII b.
.y 70 Ioat on Mondsy the 10th sail dna,eh 70,
SSanes Of freight having aeeomo1aton a ON
-'o,O," LANES FISHERS sons.
.s1n FOR BOSTON. The regular packeIt
s=>S- schr. LOWELL. Capt Baker boSIrs ,,,,;a. -
her cargo gagged will have dispatch FOR hnpr, NJ 4oe 49,
or rAs age aPPy on bOada rsett, wharf or to
y - RANKIN wHrTLoCK.
60 NOR ROTTERDAM. The Swedish SIN
f'1 2. I:a .lg' to caG AZ r tUlsi l''
&Il E'oR BOSTON.-The good schr. CoUN.
eIt' Captain Nekeron. having portion on b,,e,r,o
engaged and sonE bnlri will have dsTpS,sh F $500 80
800 eois' tobacco apry at Peke. wharf 'He o.
RANKIN a wFTTLoCK
SS NOR PORTLAND. The fine connard-d
- snd eopPer-fastened sehr. EDWIN Cant J--rh1
Apply on board in Dock 'o'1'e''
RANKIN wHrTLoCK
FOX NEW YORK-OLD LINE
SpS NHE regular packet schr LYycEnr.pc
-, =, = loud master having ror,z OF her caro- .,,.t
board = 81, W plNsAse apply on
FEB II A'h'N a WHtTBOCk.
w w ANTED TO CHARTER-A good 1
...'' ship or 500 600 hid. tobacco 49, ~ =
o hhl' hur'hsH, TO load ports in Erfoae F,,,,,,
'ei !, &c will be given Apply to ''' ''''' and
CHAS. PALMER
m ENOR LONDON. The A / connc,oI Ia,
-. WASHINGTON Capt Knapp. to load =, &C., p.P
"'Hpu' '.lSy For freight Appy,o my r''h
CHAs. PALMER
knS NOR LONDON.-A first.cIs.s- c,,,.,..-i
, ship will be City Pofst IN 10 mr. IS a., -, p, -.
the above port For freight tobacco o, ogr ,S 70 "'d Tor
| CHARLES PALMER
SS NOR AMSTERDAM The copp,red . nd
| - = e"ppcr-fastsBed ship CANTON IN l,,s -, a.
Ay io' the above POr, 500 bbI. s,,r m ot oe
/ HENRY LUDLAMk co,
IlN PLATE AND WIRE:
- 20 boIes bright and loaded Tin itrso n. ,,,s.
! % DO. TIN Plate, OIit ard Iqrtg "s
t,'V 'os "Te' assor.sd. f.om No TO Is-Fot al, b,
J ----- GORDON a sRiNKER
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ATTENTION.
ALL WHO DESIRE PEARLY WHITE TEETH
MI ushVALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE i. univ.r.auy
4'h sought AFTER for the peary give. To the
without the sEtes injury For sale, wholesale retail at
JULES HAUeLS PraetB Al Chemist and Prrfunst
&C souih I'd Street below Chesnut
And by my Arerts Main strest L. Gnier A. Duvalk O.. R.
n puva Il Duquesne shoekoe Hill: =. N. ZAehri.on w H.
Dornin. Petersburg: BrazEs Thomas 4 Co
20 Premiums awarded at the FnNin Institute d. 2s-1n
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A CHEMICAL RESULT.

NV cHLFBRATgD VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE u
h ensbe dye their hair WITHOUT hs
hast inconvenience for charging rcd grey hair. ~AiL.r.
.yehross ke brown BLACK chssnut color Tn. ,yb,.
evil consequences be- feared u.-t i.
harnes- THIS composition IN. only sanctioned BY hs
science OF Chemhtfy dye III. var
Eraa"ns Of eolors without danger
,d the bsra patronage AMI Unlimited confidence public
BACK required asst for Dor marked NJ II marked
b. Fo' sale, wholesale and retail.
JULES nAUEI- PerfuuD.r nd Ch,mi.
No 20 souh III st-. bei,w Ch.snut FhiIadsIpb.
And by Agents, Main Street 1. Ginet A. Duy.l A Go
X Duva- Duqussne sboesoe hin: \. NJ Zaehri.-on w n
Dornin. Petersburg BraEFs, Thomas a 20.
pJ Beware Of JuIes Uauer.
Liquid HaH Dye" " you ~sn, N. genuine arieIe.
p Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute d. 29-3u
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTER
MERCHANTS.


pEHf VERY AND FANCY scars.
INHb subscriber invites the attention of Mer-
- ehants and pcai"rs n III. E-tarishuentsin
Phiidd,iphd and Ncr York
where they vii find the largest mo- complete Assortment cf
rHum'y N America Hs stock embraces the nos choice
fefeign feHumrry, well ~ hrrsN lie
hooueh tnowefee 81 hsa acquired schools N Psr
Whr 'r msny years he Director me taors.ory of
sts FtHE ~ tiN long Known hra b. BIZ. me IN
Europe, guarantees absolute fousiry of bt. rr., - - =
'peot 70 The best fo ted whr they posses over The latter m.
sdVan"es 90 Immensely important pcshabc ar ~ of being
freshly prepared ''s
The subscriber heCs attention important ,e that NJ. Per
iun'v has asen Exclusively. ~, pact MI or 6r.f ore
Hu"s ~ mo New Nctk Hoson ant rhqdcrha rttf irrs
fseeVra hhe nroat Ethhnnin N,w Yofs hs q. IN Mrp.
never before aTsddto rcu.f ether Euror@ o. Arr
w ''''
In cons qusnee OF ne perfect fsces sFrei Nv Ill. v 81
eusVe Laboratory, or Hruftcufrr sfre scale be- can ~
p ~ hs tum'y on thc tsrn ard Al a., -
on " 70 80 yer cent chcaprr imported c rsr6f-r
s',e iht dgr' WI fnd greatly advantage 4, e,,
ne goods AM ~ pledges hu prove them that nh ,,..,
pros ean b. frsfed BY the retail n rrrucr h,r nr So
o'het hees ~ thc tind ether foreign srrs t
uey eannofah N sup9antth frrriFn has o. fnen a.
NhsneNef b. tiify 'ouc into enngetril with d.
W We wonii especially his su,yt~s f,
20 rey rtensiveh usd wkch q the puhy
am IN ponouncfa The Il arcr, str f'frign or dru h. -
Ttgads eeFarce Of preparation, bind un,rr,tps pr
s TIE Consistency aud pem,ncncy sthe snd v. seoov
EUGENE ROJssEt
itf Chesuut s.feet PbTsf,'pb.
- lt-u Rrnafgsv. Me-
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.sSN FOX BOSION. The regular packet
~ sehr LOWELL, Capt. Baker hnSIrs mormon ~
ras age apply risseus wharf or 10
j. - RANKIN a WHITLOCI
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IOOO TiERCKs LUBEC PALsTER.

SCOTCH ALE, &c-Just received supply
- ofthe celebrated "FaRk Ale pins &C late impnruon
hn Glasgow A'e quarts and Ioaon Brown stout in quarts
and minis Fnr al. by JNo. CREME,
e 1873 Main a.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
SfSs The packet schooner UNION. Capt,in
hr"HE' having large portion her cargo enr,s.J vii
hav, qusk d'pA'eh FOr balance freight apply on board IN In
HIo JAMES FISHERS Sons
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SN k'OR ROTTERDAM. The Swedish SHIN
-, Emo Capt A kerron, load ~ City Point 20,
q - ~ " CHAs. PALMER.
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RRUEN 81 Co, Manufacturers OF Malleable
- Iron Castings the Rail road Depot
Newark ~ J. Carriage stoys
and Machinery raos Shears Cuer Knives and descrp-
nonoi haeahe Cutlery Collars fnr the
Kind and Castings IN
EUROPE OF County We invite Carnage Harness
~ Manufacturers Hardware Merchants Builders, per
sons who such articles the
US avsit where they will BE- able purchase saving with us
over the pree paid for the article the Northern
Newark N. sept 25 1876 sm
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yrffN ENOR NEW YORK.-The fine packet
Il sehr GREESwAY Capt C. w Couch master h,v
poron OF her cargo ehgF-d viii have quick Dispatch For
balance Of freight passage apply at uelaH wh,,
h JAMES FISHERS EONs
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n tNOR NEW YORK. The regular pack
u sehr GREESwAY, Geo w. Couch. master having n
portion Of her engaged gong board will has
aaie dispatch For freight havre superior aeeomo
appyto Captain en- hoard Al Ludams wharf or to
10 RANKIN Il wHfTL.OCE.
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BLANKETS AND wOOLIENs
RARGANs will be offered in R.nss,, 80 ~
r. ~ 'e'son. % Main street