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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-06

ANHAFFING DISHES We have Just flush
W ed a handsome supply of CHAFFING DISHES
suitable for private families. Also on hand, an as
sOrtment of Meat and Vegetable Dishes, with Spirit
Lamps. &C. complete, from 10 to 30 in, suitable for
HOTEL KEEPERS and others
We are prepared to fill orders for BLOCK TIN
WARE to any extent, and will warrant our anu
facture to be equal to the best in the country.
JAMES CURTLAN s son,
No. Is Baltimore street,
ja6 second door east OF Harrison,
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TE7O HOTEL KEEPERS. The subscriber
q has just received pair Of very large CHAFlNG
DISHES with Spirit Lamps IA inches) which are the
largest aud best article that has been offered in
this city for sale TAcy will b. sold low tor cash. al
the Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED II REP, No 335 Baltimore 81.
Jas 2nd Tia stone above nOWari-st.
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New YORK CIRoUs-Front st. An entire change
of performance is announced for this popular place of
amusement this evening. Prof Nixon and his little
son, Mr.. N. b. Turner, Mr.. w. w. Nichols, Mr..
Cole, the India Rubber Man, and other excellent
equesIrians will appear and go through their wonder
ful performances.
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DICKINSON COLLEGE. The number of stu
dents now at this College is l07, besides 40 in
the grammar school,
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LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS Up At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
For Rio de Janeiro-8 argue Catharre, 9Th inst.
Tor Balbadocs-Schr Gendower, 9th inst, close
aI3 Z. NJ.
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ENOCTOR sNAYNE's
ny COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON U M iSTTON!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma BrOnChittis, Liver CCmpaint
Splitting Blood difficulty Of Breathing, pain in
the Side aud Breast, PaIpiatioa of the Heart,
influenza, Group, Broken CONSTITUTIONS
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat Breast
aud Lungs; the most ctiectu-
al and speedy cure ever
knaW alnr any Ofthe
GVCdkst aScsis
THE GEM 5Hti t'EEPARATI0N.
SW.4fNE'S COMP. syrup jpILO CHERRY
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 9th 1915.
Or, SWAyYE Dear Slr,--l have been afflicted with
violent ough for years, attended with tickling IN
the throat, great debility, and other dsa recabe syp-
toms, Whch iiad become quite alarming, and thtG.l-
ehei serious consequences | made trial of nearly
all the medicines whi.h are recommended so h,ghIy
IN the papers, but received no benefit whatever and
hearing vi your COMPOUND SYRUP OH WILD
CHERRf, reluctantly concluded 10 make trial Of
ii, and IN very short tins il Cued M entirely so that
/ NI'e NN no return Of n, hut feel much stronger
since using your invaluable medicine and you can
not say too much in its favor, rs there are many
persons differing was, which by the use of youY
Compound syrup OF Wild Cherry might be perma
nenlIy cured JAMES DIXON,
cOrncrOf Tenth and Pearl streets.
Ok, SWAHNE'S COMPREHENSIVE OF WILD
CHERRY was the first preparation from that valuable
tree which was ever Introduced to the public, and
ample proof is afforded OfItS success by the country
being Hooded with ''Balsams, ''"Candies" and tMix
tdres" OF wild Cherry, not one of which is prepared
by regular physician, although they have assumed
the names of respectable physicians TO give currency
To their "N0strlms." And there is an sImpoSter,
who has come out within few days, with Com
pound syrup of Wild Cherry, cnging still closer to
the original name, that persons mig be deceived il
they did not bear in mind the name of DR. SVAYNE.
Therefore the public should be on their guard and
nothaVe worthless mixture palmcd upon them for
the original and genuine preparations which is ONLY
prepared by DR.. SWAYNE, n. w. corner Of Eighth
and Race sts, Philadelphia.
Baltimore Agents.. p. Cook, No. rs Baltimore ST.
Siabler * Candy, Pratt street wharf; ]. w. s. R. w.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .4sents-R. Farnham, Washington, D. O..
VIM. Stabler & Bro, Alexandria d. c.; George NJ
sothofon, Georgetown. ja6-tAp6r
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GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED Music. The concert
of Sacred Music which will be given this evening at
the Charles street NJ. E. Church, we predict will be
something better than we have had in our city for
long time. AS the proceeds to be appropriated to
the aid of the Sailors City Bethel, al who are des-
rous of contributing to so praisewothy object, will
avail themselves of the opportunity now presented
Having attended the rehearsal last evening, we are
allie to express favorable opinion of the unrivaled
talents of the vooalists who compose the choir.
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JUDICIAL. The President has nominated
John w. Brockenbrough, Esq, of Lexington,
Virginia, for Judge of the District Court for the
Western District of Virginia.
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MEERINOs, BLANKETS, FLANNELS
We CLOAKINGS, SC. X. McELDOWNEY &
Co have on hand and offer for sale at at the lowest
pos be prices, large and well selected stock of the
above goods, with ageuera assortment of Dress Silks
MouseIin dc Lame, Cashmere, Linen Goods, Velyets
Curtain Goods, Domestic Goods, &c.
1863 Baltimore street.
f20 Between Calvert and Light.
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MAGISTRATES. Mr.. Cox has obtained leave
to introduce a bill to diminish the number Of
magistrates in the city of Baltimore; and we
hope that he viii take occasion to correct the
whole system. He has had some practice as "a
justice ofthopeacc, and jsno doubt well acquain-
Ted with the defects Of the system. One thing
is indispensable to render the Office rcspocta-
Die, viz: that the magistrate shall be rendered
independent of the constable. We think that
he should be appointed Tor longer period than
one year, and that lie should be compensated
10y salary instead of by fees Of Office as at pre-
sent. Mr., Cox should also embrace in his bill
more rigid provisions in relation to conslables.
50 as to compel them to perform their duties
without eXactng compensation not authorized
by law. We hazard nothing in saying, that
under the present system, the door is opened for
the practice of gross abuses both by magis-
trates and constables, and upon that class of
citizens least able to protect themselves. Let
the law be so framed as not to permit such
abuses; and we look to Mr.. Cox to accomplish
this object.
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STAMP Acr AND NgoMG TAN MIR. Me
Lane one Of the representatives, in the House
Of Delegates Of THIS State from Baltimore, pro-
poses to substitute an income tax Tor the stamp
act-but we are glIa to sec that he has had the
independence toayow his determination not TO
vote Tor the repeal Of amy Of the present reye-
nc laws, unless other adequate measures shall
be- provided In regard TO taxation, all that
can be asked by any one, is, that the letter and
spirit Of the constitution shall be carried out,
by making every one contribute, in proportion
TO his worth in real and personal property, to
The support OF government. The present val
nations of property are unequal, and there
should be now assessment throughout the
State, so that all persons may pay according to
their actual worth fit be deemed necessary
TO revive the income tax law the minimum
upon which the tax should be laid, ought not
TO be less than $500; for that sum affords but
L scanty support to a man with family; and
it is not sound policy to grind down the poor
with taxation.
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"THE WESTERN CONTINENT" This is the
title of weekly literary paper, the first num-
Der of which was issued on Saturday last by
Taylor, Wilde s. Co., Jarvis Buildings, North
street. 1t is edited by Park Benjamin, Esq. as
sisted by w. T Thompson, Esq of Augusta,
Georgia Mr. Benjamin ranks high among the
literary men of this country, and Mr.. Thomp
son is very favorably known as the writer of
"Major Jones' Courtshp," and other produc-
lions. The specimen number is highly credit
able, both in typographical execution and con-
tents; and we cannot doubt that the paper will
he literally sustaned-as, besides contributions
from the distinguished gentleman who has I'M
dertaken the editorial department and his asso-
cate, it will have the advantage of the labors
of other writer's of eminence. The subscrip-
ton price is only two dollars per annum in ad-
vance. We wish all prosperity to 'The West
ern Continent"
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HERR ALEXANDER This distinguished Professor
Of the Magic Art was received last evening at the
io!lidayst. Theatre by brilliant audience compos-
ed IN o.tIy Of the elite of city His experiments
and tricks surpassed our most sanguine expectations
Time will not admit for description of them in our
paper Of dayin fact we doub whether our readers
would take our word; for they were of such char
acter that to be believed they must be seen. He will
experiment again tonight. Go and see him.
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MARINELIST-PORT or BALTiNORE f.,
MONDAY, JANUARY ), 1896
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qCF-CORON ER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
,rEEET, two doors north of Gay-si. mhI2-ly
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Gg- NOTICE, There will be a meeting of the
FEM ALE SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY in the
Lecture Room of the Rev. Mr.. Backus' Church, on
WEDNESDAY, the 7th instant, at - O'Clock. P. M.
The Ladies are respectfully requested to attend 81
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WAOCK EFT MATCH BOXES, WITH CAN.
ID DIES, &C. Another supply of the above con-
venien article lust finished and for sale low at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED H. REP,
lag No. 335 Baltimore street
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-, Fow'a late Smith & Fowle) agent, No.

STABLER X CANRY, 100 W, Ptatt-st
Also, by George X Tyler, IL Il Baltimore street,
Seth 5. Hancc, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover ats; J. +.
Perkins * Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets
Joseph 3. Staushury CT Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts.; George H. Keer,
No, 1913 Baltimore street. ia5 Ivy
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Er. brg Adnanna, Hunt, nr. West Indies.
Schr Chauon. Patterson, West Indies, (wiudword}
]. Hooper x Sons.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-08
VOLUME XXVI.
". SANFORD & s. F. WILSON,
 EnrrORS AND PROPRIEToRS.
T E R NJ $


 DAILY PAPER, per annam, in advance @ oo COUsrRY PAPER, (weekly) per annau, in advance 0O a !" fer six months, "... 5U Nh subscription discontinued until arrearages paid unless Al the option Of tue proprietor.
 Kr Advertising. At regular charge, will be One Dollar sonare of l2 lines for the first and Fty Gents for each insertiun when published daily If inserted weekly semi weekly or tri weekly one dollar each lime a ADVERTISERS by the year, will be contracted with en the following erms,it being expressly understood tha agreement with house in business, or with any ndivdua shall be applicable only 10 the immediate and egtmate busi in which they or he may he engagedi and that all notices relating to other and distinct busl ness legal notices administrators notices or shles no of the individual partners Of house, &c, will De held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged at regular prices.
 Que square, (tweve lines or ess) With privt Sdo on isge of changing or renewing twice week: ]. - =. Do do Vith like prvleges for business months 50 00 Two (Eth privilege of change one year b5 DO d1F Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines, Books &c. occupying large spase and requiring no a tsons, will be published by the year on usTy terms ar Business Cards of few lines inserted conspicu. ousy, mouths for $l0, in advance-and il continued during the year for SIS, in advance.
 IF Fire Companies will he contracted with at SzO per eunnm each-payable semi annually in advance
 IF Candidate nominations to be paid for in advance Five Dollars for the canvass.
 All advertisements by law will be chargedfn rates. No sratutous advertising for Societies or Companies. Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi . anualiy in advance
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A NNUAI.S FOR I8l7-1he Onnl. A

A NNUAl.S FOR IS47--1he Opnl; a pure pir "A for the Holy days. with Illustrations b, r C Chapman. elegantly bound in si k
 Leaflets Of Memory; an Illustrated annual fpl 1877 n rich Morocco hnding
 The Diadem for l3I7
 The BOudoir for l847
 The Evergreen for lsI7
 The Flsral Year; emheshed with Raonels o Flowers, drawn and colored from nature; eacb ,w CT illustrated with il poem
 The Rose of sharon; Religious Souvenir for lS47
 The Cliff of Friendship, for 1877
 The Amsranlh. for l847
 Friendships Offering; a Christmas and New Years gift for 1877; n AIabas,er binding The HNacin.h a Juvenile Annnal for 1sI7 Christmas blossoms, and New Years Wreath for 's47
 Christian Keepsake. for 1877 The Bouquet, for lSI7 beautifully en,bellisbed The May Flower. for lS47 The Mothers Presest; a gift for the Young, witl, engrasings
 The Rose. or Aflection's Gift. for 1917 For sale al SUMWALT'S Baokstore, hfVZo 36 Danphin street
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DULPIT CYCLOPEDIA AND MINISTER'S A COMPANION, confirming three hu"dred and sxy skeletons and sketches oi sermons, and eighty two essays on Biblical Learning, Theolugi gical Sn. dies, and the composition and deI.eiy of sermons by lhe author of '' Sketches and Skeletons of 400 sermons, '' Daily Christian Portion" &c The London edition of four volumes complete m one Syo volume.
 The most eminent preachers of modern Iu,es and the hest writers on hoIneletics sneak Ihroueb lhs admirable volume. The asr sne@a,ent is escel- leni aud the plan nIore exie<ise aud i've lhan any 0iher book of the kind shcl, has appear ed,'-I Cin isiisn lntelligencer.
 For s,le by J, DOBI.ER, Bookseller
 nov27 aud SiatOner, 49 Uauphin-.tree
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY IT. PACKET

h. r1PsBsh. The fine, light draught steamboat
 ELSol-zAVWM BRADSTREET. T. Mes- = her master, will ply during the en- suing season between the above ports, touching at all the intermediate land ngs. She will com n,ence running on the earliest rise oi the river eav
 ing MOBILE every Monday evening Al o'clock, arriving at MONTGOMERY on Wednesday morn ing. On her return, she will leave MONTGOME- RY on Wednesday evening at o'clock, and ouch- jug al SELMA, will leave that place at 10 o'clock AM. ihe next day, (Thnssday,) completing her trip at Mobile, on Saturday morning. For freight or massage apnjy on board nov5
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USLEGANT PRESENTATION BOOKS for HtI .,.i. hv I DORI.ER

uN lEGANT PRESENTATION BO''kS Tor IL sale by poBLER
 Bookseler and Stationer, 49 Dauphia st
 The Dadem for ls47. A present for all seasons with ten engravngs, from pictures by Lentze, Sully, Gray. &c &c
 Tie Floral Offering. A token of Friendship. Ed. tied by Frances s. Osgood; Illustrated with ten beautiful boquels of flowers elegantly coored from nature. by J Alderman.
 The Evergreen, for IS47 embeIlished wIth ten engrayings, from designs by eminent artists.
 Natures Gems: or American Wild Flowers in their Native Ilaunis. By Emma c Embury, wiih weny plates of plants, colored after nature, and landscape views of iheir localities. from drawings on the spot by F. whi field. Royal 4to, superbly bound in silk, extra gilt,
 The Wa,erly Gallery of he principal female characters in Sir Walter Seon's Remuneration original painiings by eminent artists engraved un- der the superntendance of Charles Heath.
 The Shak speare Gallery--uniorm with the above
 Elegant Lpadon editions of Childe Harold and Pilgrims of the Rhine.
 Scences in the Lives of ihe Apostles. Edited by II Hastings Weld-eiga mezzoin's.
 Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poery--twenty ei gh speadid illustrations, designed and drawn by M jchmitz and p, iated in coors by T Sinclair.
 Leaneis of Memory. Edited by Resmer Coates, D, illuminated and illustrated by splendid engra- wings.
 The Rose: or Affeciion's Gift, lSi7.
 Christmas Blossoms aud New Years Wreath, for l847.
 The Gh of iFriendshiph: a token of Remem' brsncs, for 1S47. The Rose of Sharon: Religious Souvenir, for lS47--seven beautiful steel eagravings Bos2S
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MOBILE, EVANSVILLE AND WARSAW
 PACKET.

A E N The fast running passenger steam Szszss1l1EESx er JAMES HEWITT. Nj. Guar Tier, master, will ply the ensuing season as regu lar weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATUR DAY al 5 o'clock PM. and Warsaw and Gainesville as heretoior
 go- The Hewitt has been thoroughly repaired and is now in first rate order. Captain Quarrier hopes to continue to receive that patronage which has here, ofore been so berally bestowed upon him
 sep7 M WAklAG & CO.
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CoNsULAT DE FRAFcE, a Ia Mobile,
 corner of Cont and Commerce streets. { ES personnes don't les nons suvent, sont prlees Al de passer a Ia Chancellerie du Consulat tie France. a Mobile. pour prec.lre conlaissance de pieces qui les concernenI: William ou Guillaume Magne. Augusie Prutiez SOria Cendrier, Philippe Francois. Pelloux, Francois Thomas Pelloux, Jacques. Fortini, Charles I.aburihe, Pierre Parizot, Eugene Viiard, Louis Philippe I.efolIe, Jean Claude C0trutZ. Margoi, Charles. Couty, Augtsle Benoit. Bouchaud, Pierre Magnie, Gulaune Reny, Lassahe Overture de Ia chancellerie de 10 heures 2 heures. (sepD II DE ST CIR.
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SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.

DRINCE ALBERT has fehtled and adorned his Old Stand, and is ai home again, No. 100 Royal street. All England has been talking two years about building new Palace for iheT Prince AIbert.-Our Prince Albert has done it for himself and made no fuss about it.. Hs
 Come and see him m his glory. Every thing is nice and new--brght and smooth as his best razor. Ne wont venture to say thai his touch is improved, for he Is modest enough lo think ba. was past im- nrovemeni. He isready now to give every custom er in his turn, touch Of the same old quality. He will whip e beard from ynur face gently that you can hardly tell when he lathers-and when he slaves md trim apd cut your hair, you hardly know yourself for smiling at your picture in the glass.
 All the time you may eaiertsin yourself with watching Gen. Jackson whipping the British all iyer the wars. l ~ He
 0o- Don't forget No. 100, and PRuNcE ALBERT
 oci28
 RACoN slDEs-sO casks superior Tennessee
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WEEKLY PACKET FOR I.OGAN'S BLUFF
 In FYE1A. The new light draught, fast run ,.1aN sk Sning, passenger steaiaer EiGiiTH Sss.gset2 OF JANUARY, A. Leonard masisr, will run, during the season. as regular weekly packet. leaving Mobile every FRIDAY al, PM; returning, leaving t.OGAN'S BLUFF eve " Monday morning al day light. r,t Y nov2s CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents
 The Eighth of January will commence her trips with ,he first rise of water.
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MOBILE. E.MONr rGOMERY AND WETUMPKA A
 WEEEIV pACKET

MOBIi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT E AND WETUMPKA,
 WEEKLY PACKET.
 E@ h The fine steamer DALLAS, c. W. Lapinglon master. will ply during the season as regular Weekly Packet, 10 lhe above and all intermediate landings, commencing her trips at tue first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening al o'clock PM, arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning. in time for the cars for Chehaw, arriving at Welumpka every FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock PM. Returning, leaves We tumI,ka every SATURDAY, al l2 o'clock NJ, and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on the arriyal of the cars from Chehaw and arrives at Mobile every MONDAY morning, in time for pas sengers to take the New Orleans Mail boats.
 The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly repair. ed, having been hauled out in the New Oreana Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared to make her as safe and comfortable any in the trade. octs0 M. WAR'NG x CO.,, Agents.
 N. B-The Dallas is provided with fine Engine
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WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. A E. hThe steamboat II. KINNEY, II. Ex55zsssASSs7R Kinney master, will run during tie season as a regular week y packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence soon as the water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to noyQ N WARING & co.
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MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACKET

MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACKET n fsFeszsA Aa The splendid fast running pas l,1N-r ysenger steamer NEW WORLD, Io. II. Estes, master, will rnn during the present season as regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY al 5 PM, and arrive at Columbus on THURSDAY al BPM. On her downward trip leave Columbus every FRIDAY at9AM and arrive in Mobile Sunday night no,23 CAMPBELL, OWEN X co, Agents.
 The New World will commence her trips with the hrst rise of water.
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ENOR COUGHS AND CULDo-wlsar's Bal- E sam oi Wild Cherry; Aye,'s Cherry Pectoral; Jayne's Expectorantj Houseman's Cough Drops; New England Cough Syrup; Sirop Peclorale de Nase d'Arsbic; Pate Pectorale de Nase d'Arabie; {; Parties de Paris, for the alleviation and cure of Bronchitis, Ju,ube Paste; Fuller's Wild Cherry Candy, &c &c, for sale by ,.
 nss2s HAvfI AND, CLARK & co CREOLE HAIR OIL-This article is prepared O from Cssior Oil; but by "a che,nical process is enirel, deprived of its disagreeabe flavor and is recommended to be superior to any other article ol the kind for the Hair, preventing premature bald ness sad keeping the hair in curl in damp or wet weather. Among the large number of approvals, we add those of the Register and Advertiser of Mo bile. Prepared and for sale by
 RNOHTH & co, druggists & apolhecaries.
 poylS corner of Royal and Government ss.
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DLANk BOOKS-A splendid article of lie bes p quality of paper, and bound in various stylest ,uch as i.edgers. Journals, Day and Cash Books. Record Books and Dockeis. Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll call and examine before buy. ing elsewhere.
 Don, forget the number, 2s Danphin street.
 nosl6 JOEL WHITE