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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-18

| SPIRITS.-N. E. Rum is without change, selling
at 2Sa29 cts. Whiskey is less firm and has sold at
24s cts. in brls., and 49, In hhds.
| SUGARS.-The principal transactions oil the week
have been by auction; and the qualities of the Of
ferings included both ordinary oprime correct idea
may be formed oftheir market value. On Tuesday,
at 4Oa S sos per 100 lbs; cargo of brig Milton,
comprising $50 hhds, % tres and II brls., sold at
A. l5a so for the hhds, and 435 and $40 for the
tres and brls.-there also sale Of 43 hhds. at
g. OaS 30. On Thursday, 80 hhds. Cuba sold at
a. O5q & LILO, and of l.25 New Orleans offered, SO
sold at 3.90a S460 Yesterday, 1877 hhds. tres
and brls. cargo of sch. Allegheny from Cenfuegos,
sold at 30a S 5l5 and $50 hhds and 20 tres. cargo
of SCH st. Mary, from Mayaguez at 1850 5.55 for
the former, and $465 for the latter. The foreign
arrivals are ATS hhds % tres and ii brls and from
New Orleans and Attakapas 472 hhds. and brls.
TALLOW.-We note the sale of l26 brls. steam
Rendered, but not Of prime quality, at 50 cts. per
h., cash, taken for manufacturing purposes.
TOBACCO.-The market has been very quiet
since our last weeks report not transaction having
been communicated worthy of notice. Very little Of
the new crop yet brought to market, and much of
the Ohio which has been inspected was old and some
uortions re inspections. We hear favorable reports
however, of the crop, both Mary land and Ohio;
and although neither will be large the qualities of
both will be fair, and some of the finer descriptions
good The inspections this week comprise 10 hhds
MARYLAND 1876 do. Ohio, and ID do. Kentuck TOTAL,
2l9 hhds. The Exports have been $50 hhds. and 81
do Virginia Stems to Bremen, making the quantity
exported OF Maryland anu OnlO ueSCTlpllOhS from
Jan. | to date as follow:
This Week.-Mrs. year.
To Bremen, .......... .hidS. $3.50. -. 1886
Bordeaux, ..'.'.- 800 ---.''..' .oo9
" Hayre, ........ --........ .2,oiZ
" harSelleS, ..'..... '...'I,Zoo
Stock on hand, 10th inst, 3 1886 hhds.
WOOL.-The supply is exceeding light, and pur-
chasers are not very Solicitous 20 buy.
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS
Freights are little lower between Cumberland and
the Ohio river, S per 100 lbs. having been the
current rate to Pittsburgh, and ll25 do. to Wheel
ing. The Railroad rates between Baltimore and
Cumberland will be found the first page of this
paper.
: BEEF CATTLE.-There were 600 head in mar
ket last Monday, 337 of which taken by city
butchers, 205 driven Eastwardly, and So left on
drovers' hands Prices paid were the same as last
week, ranging from to "a, gross, equivalent to Ga
s775 per 100 lbs, net. Live Hogs continue in
good supply, but prices have slightly fallen off, the
range being 25a$6.37.; none having reached
$3.50 that could learn.
EXCHANGE.-The market remains inactive, and
Sterling, although cannot quote it lower, will
not command so high a rate as last week We quote
follow:
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n ARD, PORK, AND BACON
ADAMS 81 STEVENSON.

LEXINGTON ST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET House,
DEG leave 10 call the attention Of Families to
ID their Stock of SUGAR CURED HAMS, which
are ready for sale, and W i'll be found superior
article for the table Of the connoisseur Persons de-
sirous OF having good Bocon throughout the summer,
can now secure any quantity. and have it kept in
good order until anted for use. They also offer for
sale, in quantities to snit, HAMS, SIDES, SHOUL.
DERS, Smoked Beef TONGUES. Mess PORK and
SAUSAGE CASTINGS. mara
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Maryland.-The Legislature of this State adjourn
ed sine die the 10th, after having passed three
hundred and eighty laws.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-18
Letter Sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Holi-
day streets, (up Stairs,) to-day by s o'clock at g.
cts single, or cts. each, for or more copies
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-18
BALTIMORE EXPORTS.

Amount in value Of Exports from the port OF Balti-
more for the month of February, (ult.)-
Domestic, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $685.
Dutable, Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Total, $393,474
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-18

WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW,
LOMBARD STREET,
HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
COPPER, from u to 81 OF,
- YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, do.
BRAZIERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS.
COPPER BOLT RODS,
COMPOSITION NAILS and SPIKES,
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, &c., Sc, SC.
Gj-Od Copper purchased. June If.
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R. HORACE LOVE. c.v.MAaTIv. RB.HAMpros.
LOVE, MARTIN g. CO.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Western Produce Dealers,
No. l2s l. LOMBARD STREET,
Betreen Light and Charles-sts.
CHARLES v. MARTIN, of the above firm, III sill
continue in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS,
ot he old stand, No. IS Baltimore street, in oopnec
ton with VIcToR VALLETTE, under the firm Of
MARTIN & VALLETTE,
where they will be constantly supplied with their
usual varieties Of CHOICE TEAS, WINES, IL
QUORS, sc. Jan lift
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
II 81
RELY s. PENDLETON,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS,
No. 277 BALTIMORE STREET,

FOHE IGN AND DohESi FABhICS,
No. 277 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE,
a RE now receiving per Steamers and Packets,
"A from Europe. and from various factories in the
United States, their FALL ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
embracing every article for the Country and CITY
trade, Merchants visiting the city, we respectfully
request to call and examine our styles and prices,
previous TO purchasing elsew here Orders solicited
and executed at our lowest prices. with promptness
and despatch. RELY & PENDiET0N.
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EXCHANGE-The market remains inactive, and
Sterling, although we cannot quote it lower, will
not command so high rate as last week. We quote
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

1t may be added, that Pennsylvania was
lost 10 Mr.. Clay by the fraudulent Kane
letter; and louisiana by the spurious PA
iuemne votes.
Under these circumstances il is cruel
nockery and palpable injustice, TO charge
Mr.. Clay personally with the wan, of Wing
success in 1914. If there as spark oil
generous nagnanin,ity in Wing breasts.
instead Of blaming MIR. Clay for our fail
ure in 1914, they ought 10 a man, to rally
round his standard. and use their utmost
efforts to avense the wrongs which he suf-
. fered at the election Of 1914.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
Mr. Clay.

There is no such thing as killing man
with kindness, and we are happy to say
that Mr.. Clay has been able 10 stand all
the courtesies of the city Of New York
without seriously iinpairing his constitu-
ton, and that We shall be able 10 place
him on the road 10 his home with his limbs
and constitution is perfectly sound as
when be arrived here. Mr.. Clay has
made great escape. IL has been drag
ged from pillar 10 post. and compelled 10
be toasted aid toasted; his hand aud arm
shook violently by admiring friends TO a
vast extent in numbers, he has been kissed
by great numbers Of ladies Of all ages
and conditions, and We were hourly APP
prci,ensive Of hearing that the doctor had
been called in TO allay some alarming
symptoms which began to develope them
selves Instead Of which, the oil gem
tleman stepped along with walk as brisk
as ever, and ready TO encounter fresh at
tacks from new levees of friends and adj
mirrors We dislike all man Worship ny.
as republicans should do; but in the case
Of Mr. Clay il was the greetings of warm
hearted and disintcrcsted friends Of adj
rIircrs Of sterling worth and patriotism; il
was the man beyond doubt, and not the
candidate for future lionors. vino was the
object of attention and respect; and this
tilnatcd than all the empty honors 50
warmly contested for byaspiring politicians
Ncm York Mrning Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
IT hLlVAY S CURES.

CMIru's Tonic SYRur, CIR VEGETABLE FEBR,FrGE.
\ FOR THE SPEEDY AND RADICAL CuEE or FEVER
AND AGuE OR CnIr.l-s AND FEVER. The Proprie-
tor, in offering this remedy TO the publ ic, does
with full conitemce, that its results will sustain
him i'll pronouncing it one of the most valuable
remedies offered to the public. Il speed y
and ef,ectual cure for Agne and Fever or Chls
and Fever.
Its composition is very simple, being entirely
Of Vegetables, and it does not contain any thing
which would enter its use in the least unsafe as
a popular medicine.
Combining Iiil its powe rfui and gene raj Tonic
properties Cathartic and Su!o rife action il can
be used with perfect safety without any prepare
ton Of the patient i'll the commencement of the
attack. 1t eorrccts and prevents the fcbre excl
ternent which usually attends and often de-
fcats in its early use, Quinine and the other
remedies, in the treatn Mt of Ague and Fever OF
Chills and Fever. In the proper dose it acts a
mild Laxative, and encourages natural and
healthy action of the bowels. whilst at the same
time its gives tone to the stomach and promotes
a general health action of the digestive organ
and thus in nrorhdly weakened habits, restore.
the system TO health and vigor. In Co-tive and
Bilious habits it sometimes acts Emetc and
aihartic. particularly when given in large
doses and thus cleanseS at the same time, boil
stomach and Bowels, and promotes profu>t
pcrsp,ratiou.
In Fever. gene rally, it will be found a mos
valuable Tome, for, whist it gives tone TO TIE
system. its Diinphoretc and Laxative proper,ie:
guard the patient from the Reproduction of Fe
/ & SMITH. Lonissii,e, Ky.
OTAeents md Country dealers supplied by
F. MERRY WEATHER, General Agent fo
Ohio ami Northern Indiana, Third st. opposite TIA,
| Post Office. CINCINNATI, Chic.
+, For sale in Richmond. By pr. !. HoweIl's ans
| Irwin Reed. Liberty, Wilson & Anderson.
| Richmond Sept. !, 1877.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

We have been surprised several times
lately by the question why We persist III
the desire for the election OF Henry Clay
10 the Presidency. Without answering at
large, we will submit few Of the reasons
which influence Us and some other citizens
Of the nicd States.
Because we know and approve his po-
litical principles; because he would not
only be p,oud 10 stand as the exponent OF
these principles. but would faithfully car
ry them out, III the principal measures Of
his administration; because, throughout a
long and illusiri Gus career, he has shown
himself "honcst. able and faithful 10 the
constitutions" pre-cminently possessing
every qualification for the office: because
of his unquestioned patriotism, and love
of true Liberty; because in his election the
honor and prosperity offhc country would
both be there elevated; because, in short.
we believe his merits and claims cntiile
him 10 the honor, though we seek it for
him. not so much in justice 10 him. as for
the good of the people; and. finally. we
wish to SEQ him again the Wing candidate.
because we believe most consciencouslv,
that he is by far the most popular and avail
able Wing in the tnion. We hope thcsc
reasons will be deemed satisfactory
1tlay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

How TO MAKE CoNGREvE MArcHEs.-
The following is the recipe given by Ber-
Zelius:-N eigh out thirty parts of powder
cd chioratc OF potash, ten Of powdered sui
phur. eight OF sugar, and five of gum
arabic. with Il little cinnabar to commune
cate color. The sugar. gum. and salt are
frs. rubbed together into thin paste with
water. the sulphur is then added. and the
whole being thoroughly beaten together
small birthstone matches are dipped in, SO
as to retain a thin coat of the mixture upon
their sulphurcd ends: when quite dry they
are fit for use Some of the recently inn
proved matches contain little PHOSPHORUS
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= 49,
m 9 N IA y NJ, \ M

agency Of tie Ncm YORK Cantoa Tea
Company. Ihe OYdcs' Tea EsfabHSh.
mcnt Ia Imcrica! Prt"cipak EstabliSh-
mcnt in Ecrc YORK.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY has been
popularity known for many years This is the
largest and oldest Tea Establishment in Auicri
ca. The public have had full proof Of their in
teerity and responsibility
They moreover possess facilities. in relation
to the Tea Trade, doubtless, superior 10 any other
Tea Concern in America. Their scrupuious
gard all principles that tend To elevate the
character of large house, is we'll understood i,
and has already secured them ection, larg-
er than all other Tea EstabI >hmcHts united. and
they con s.gu"n,y are determined to sell Teas
pnrfr, frngtnHf, and PERFECT for the prices,
IN the aggregate, than any house in the world
China excepted.
Thry most zralouslv invite the attention Of
the inhabitants Of the above place to ,hrir Agen-
cy where the following assoriinents are always
on hand; and they feel no hesitation in stating,
that wherever a single trial is made, Il very deci-
.Ied preference is given TO the celebrated Teas
Of the { ANTON TEA co NPANY.
~ Reader, make The expe ritnent.
Rttnii Prices foilOirs. snbJect IN all cases to
,
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Loss OF THE AMERICAN SHIP LAWRENCE
BY advices from Singapore we regret to
announce the total loss of the American
whaler Lawrence. which left Poughkeepsie
on the 10th July. 1885. boundon whaling a
voyage.-FIom Il statement published by
How. the mate. We learn that on the night
of the 9th of May. 1916. whilst i'll the vi
entity of the Japan Islands. the vessel
struck on a rock and the entire crew put
Off in three boats. only one of which. how
ever, reached land in safety.
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1ES'E REVIEWED..
vTERNIA, HERNIA, HERNIA--Verv few
persons know the serious and dangerous
Cou>eCue uces of a kIP'r(IR r., consequently pa V

vTERNIA, HERNIA, HERNIA--Nery few
persons know the serious and dangerous
consequences of a RUPTURE, consequently pay
little attention II, until tn. bowel that passes
through the oriiice of the ruptured part. becomes
the seat OF Iptiamatlon, at once stopping their
circulation and natural excavations. 1T is at
this critical time tina, great danger is TO be ap-
prehe nded.
DR.. kates' Trusscs are the most certain in
strunlcnts for the speedy Of the trouble
some complaint. Why then procra~tuate from
time 70 time, and daily in danger Of til bowels
be comng siranguiated, which viii ear'se death
in very short time unless painful operation
be inlme diateiy performed.
Remember that these TruSses sold and al'
piled only by the Proprietor himself. At his Ned
real Office. No. $50 Sycamore st, Cincinnati. IN
order therefore TO secure to the patient the be ne
fit Of a good and easy instrument he is request
ee. TO call at the above office, he large assert
r,cnt Of his Trusses has just been received from
the Eastern mandatory
n. B-These instruments are so constructed
that thew may be applied by Females themselves,
where deiicacy prevents them from making their
situation known.
Trusses for Children Of any age may be found
at DR. kATE'S Office,
80 Sycamore st, bet. i;h and 9th, Cincinnati
Feb %, 1c4S. 9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

Az AFFEcTIoNATE FArHER.-A week or
two ago, an elderly man dressed like 4
farm or. walked quietly into the office of
the Ohio Life Insurance Company, his
ter wcatl,erlv remarks such as old dodgers
are apt TO make. told Mr. President that his
son Reuben had Il month before insured
his life for S15 800, land a stouter looking
fellow YOU never seen: nor bigger Tool
than he looked like; when we laughed at
he had fooled away his money. But, by
gracious! mister; he warnt SO far out of
the way after all-for he died of a sudden
only ten days ago. There's the docurnenst.
and I'm come for the money. He was my
son sir, and left no other heirs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
New Hampshire.

The election IN the '.Old Granite State :
has resulted in the re election of the Loco
foco Governor. and a majority in the Lee
gislature of about o5-The President and
his Cabinet had given laid and comfort
by liberal distribution of secret patron
age. such as secret inspectors-secret
agents to prevent smuggling. &c. having
enabled the party 10 hold on But ''there 5
a good time coming. wait lille longer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

INHE undersigned offers for sale, residence
i on franklin street, near Friends Meeting
house. The dwelling is two stories high. and
contains seven rooms, with convenient ont build-
ings. and neat garden with shruboerv, &c
Also, the Machine and Blacksmith Shop, recent
Is occupied by F.. d. Borton Fifth street
This property is well calculated for carriase
shop, OF any other sirni!er business, Terms viii
be sonable, and posse sson given at an early
day. JOB BORToN.
Richmond, March 18th, ISIS. il-tf
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Pneumatic Hydraulic Engine!

HTOTICE.-Ihe citizens of Indiana. are here
y BY notified that Lewis Davis. Of New Paris
Ohio, is authorized to sell Territorlai Rights fol
the above invention in the State of Indiana.
DANIEL. WINDER. Patenfre, SC,
New Paris. o., Dec. %, IS41.--;,2 If.
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(THt. NATlON AID
that he has put the House. well as the whole
eStabl ishnent first rate order for the
moGation OF the travelling public with the deter
mination that he will not be outdone i'll the
west for kind anG close attention to those tina,
may favo him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of has
guests.-In short. he Is determined to keep 4
good and orterly house, and make every per-
that calls on him at home His charge shall
be as low any house of the kind in the west
no man sh all 60 away dissatisfied if in his pow
er TO prevent. Feeling tina IA fulfor past favors
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceived, and, in his humble way. sha be returned
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb 3, lc41. 43'I5tf
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Every package (in addition 10 its containing
FULL. w EIGHT. intcpe ndent Of the wrapper, :
bears the stamp of ncatness and elegance, and
the Teas the lin thoroughly secured from
light and air, that their quality and power viii
remain HHinlpaireti in any climate.
WIN. PECIiEIL. Agem,-Ncvv Store.
Richmond, December 18th, 1871. stiff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
ANOTHER NOVELTY!

NOTICE is hereby given, that james l..
Reeves, now "a resi- lent Of Cincinnati, has
placed IA III, hands Large amount II outstand-
iuu Notes and Accounts, for the collection al
which. I am authorized 20 adopt the MOST
PR ACrIC ABLE means. Persons tcrcstrd
will PLEASE call Oh me- at NY office short fine.
WILLIAM a. BlCKLE, AIRY.
Richmond, Feb. &C. Isis stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

Edwin Austin. who ran away with The
wife and two children of a MIR. Wilcox.
from Che some weeks since. plead
guilty TO the charge against him before the
Court in Fairfield county. Conn. and was
sentenced for six years 10 the State Prison
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6l![I!2,zS[Fs9{E
zl[i63a&||7 zER(l

Wit: above File En,breca,,oa, has .ssne.. i.
i reputation never before .qa.ied' by any
meoicine. 1t never fails 10 cure the Files, a
well ss thai intol-rabie itching, that has IT'S TO-
cation ia the same parts Fer sale in Richmond
at IRWIN REEDS Drug Store
Feb 10th. ISIS ST
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1I>HANkFUL. for the patronage already eS-
tended TOWARD. him. solicIts u continuance
of the same having served apprenticeship
of seven wears with the firsi Carriage Maker IN
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have bee n
exhibited at the diffe mt Institutes. he hopes to
be able TO get n an article at least equal TO any
now manufactured in the Western country.
ALSo-for sale. superior article of 30 ID
V RMS III J. made by the oldest Narn>h-
Maker in adelphia--toaFsasted nefto crack.
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every desc rIp
ton. suci, as I.aceS. Cloth, Silver Hub Bands
Door Handles. amps. Lcsk and Hinges Ruggs.
sc; all of inch will be furnished at the lo~
Cash price. Pc distance can be accom-
modateti by droPta ng line to the subscriber,
Vain street opposite. Mr.. GiIheEt's Hotel.
Richmond Ia r =. "a I9ia ii.
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GrThe people of Lexington on the 18th
dccidxI through the ballo,-hox in favor Of
city subscription of 100000 10 the
stock .ot tao Lexington and Frankfort rail-
road. The vote was 4e6 in favor Of the
proposition and only II against il.
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know ala Men by these Present.

IHyHAT I keep constantly on hand for sale
Burhs well known over Blast self Feed
nag W iu..ruiiis.-and also. William StanIey's, of
North Carolina, Patent Windmill. called the
Double W ind-power Self Feeding tanning Mills,
made. of ,I. best materials and for tespafci in
cleaning and separating the grain froal the cheet
aud all seeds or rubbish, cannot he surpassed in
tho country " arrauted 10 clean from -, to ~
bushels OF grain per hour, with proper ate nt'on
Persons wishing 10 purchase viii find ii 10 their
interest call and examine my Mills preyions to
purchasing else w here. Also, A fcw Fancy Bed
~te;s-s on hand for sale low. shop short dis
nee east Of STAIRS Tayern-soutis side.
RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond, Jan p, Isis.
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LOCK BEFORE YOU BUY.

FENIii. celebrated Straub Flame Encirclcd
oven Cooking Stoves, for sale at the Tin
Shop Of NJ. +. Underwou d. This Stove has IA
decided advantage over all other Stoves; II il fails
10 perform welt. return the : tovo and the money
Will be refunded. Gail and theIn before pur-
chasing else where.
Also, Premium Stoves of superior quality
Also, Tin. Copper. and She"t-irou ware. OF
every description Whnies1l merchants ordc rs
promptly filled at Cincinnati prices.
Cutter and >.,Ossiitay.
Particular attention paid to this branch Of bust
ness, ali OF which am determined To sell low
shop opposite Sloiu's Hotel.
old Copper, Brass and Pewter wanted.
NJ 4. UNDERWOOD.
Richmond, Feb. |, Isis. G-tf
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embracing Eastern, Cincinnati, and Country
Tanned SOLE, SkIRTINt;, SEATING. HAIR
NESS, Birdie and UPPER LEATHER Calf
KIP. Pad. Morocco and Lining SKINS, &c. sc
j. The highest market price viii, at all times
be paid lor any quantity OF HIDES, delivered al
Store above.
Richmond, 10Th mo. 2G;h. i Il. Ar
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Clutter and >.,O,,riny
Err UT Il e EES.

TKNuE HATH JsHsCk>-hre III. greatest
things for securing. knives and forks, potts
kettles, war;, aud every ding that needs
bricite uina, ever used. Try them. For sale at
Dg. HOWELI.S' DRUG STOR.
Richmond. Jan. 18th, I-i-. ar