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a. We understand judge Mason expects 10 hold
his Cont for Bankrupt Cases, on :he 27h Of this
man:h.
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ay- The tenth Lecture fopey VIII he delivered in tie
Fir, Prrsby Church Tomorrow evening,
quarter 0'cisS. suiectTbe Super
s,on- nonh Church All persons invited attcnd
Feb SIT
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seph K. Irving spoke for hour and MIR. " W South
all for half an hour (Before Mr. s commenced his
harangne, the President announced with triumph tina,
he had Just received some glorious news, which would
cheer the heart OF every Wing in the land He should
conide to the orator, Mr. Southa the mpoant charge
OF procaiming to the assembled multitude the thrIn
intelligence. The whole House, sc learn, in ar
intense exctemput-on the tptoe Of expectation -
when, 10 and behold the speaker after grand flour
'sh, clared that the Wing Legislature of Louisiana
had .l'cled Wh,g Senat r, by majority OF one in
the whole body! The spirits of the assembly, just rails
ed to the highest key, must have fallen much below
zero, at the bringing to light OF so small mouse out OF
50 large wnuna in labor These Wings are con-
tent with little consolation II the fact of election
Ola single Wing Senator by Wing Legislature, claim
ed By their Wing organ many days since, be heraded
to the world as strong sign of Mr.. Cay's election,
they in the attitude OF drowned man "caching
sttaws.')
Yesterday morning the Convention was add sesscd
by Nlessrs. Andrew Hunter Of Jefferson, and James
Lyons of ibis city. We learn tnat they have appoint
ed two assistant Electors for the whole State James
Lyons for the Eastern, and George w. Summers for
the Western Division. (Tnese Wings magniicen,
fellows with their scheme of taking by storm h,l
of the Old Dominion at time They cut up the Old
Dominion into tao great ssctions-lke the Emperor OF
the Eastern, and the Emperor of the West IN Empire
MIR Lyons, orator of the East, and Summers of the
West no sins cures, gentlemen, we assure you.
At z. NJ. the Address read at length and the
Convention took a tii q z. NJ.
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no TuC TOBACCO rLSNrLg

no TIIE TOBACCO PLAN TiES OF VIRGINIA.
AWE appointed William Crsis, ~ the Gig Of Rich
~ mnHd fp the s1ir Strengthening
COMPRISING Tobacco Ma,liiGe.
W. beg 10 call the atcuion a. the Growers u. Tojacc"
virginia Ills invention, wei Ter H. goat sasilg nbu
prcptrne the icai-. hands, ier pressing
into ip.shtats after leaving the inLrn.ar.
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Tie "Nfw York Plebeian" states, that il has now
ready for deliver, ct is Office, ,wo Nos Of s.res Of
Political Tracts and calls upon Democratic friends
t, issue orders for The It states that these two
Nos "are ably written, and complete refualior
toR. We wish 10 see a sample Of their quality.
Viii the "Pleteian' be kind enough to send the
Numbers
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JAMES SCRUGGs.
eS-wiw

: ESSRS. TIMOTHY ScRCG':S 80 HENRY g. SCRCGGs.
III Take notice that shal! proceed Dnd.y the eleventh
day al Mach Si bt"..n - hears al oc,ck, 4. NJ aad
o'clock 7. II nj the house o; Geer Huicr. The comfy OF
Franklin ard state Of Virginia. the The dco1ps OF the
3nlre and Monday the egi rcrb day OF March
the hours Of ncorh y VI, and o'clock, T. II
Decor CAnct aba II. Gir Of Eucking
ham, and ot Virginia 81 iase The dpos NJ Nelson
ScrrCs Danic! ScrusgS sally Scsg- ard william Bakey all
which deposons h- read evidence III four
ndhg Superior Cont 81 thincery Tor the kcGOGd
Circuit the STATE Virginia, the rTst n w:cn lfnry
Jones houis OF David srrgs d.ceasd
painl.h aud Archibald Try nnor iGmiralr, with Tie
will annexed oi James SctuE- Decreased and olc-s, DE-
.udans In the second sou plaintiff aa the SAID A'ch
Bryce, JUNIOR. Administrator aor.s1d md ohets,
defend thfd plaintiffs, aud The said Archibald
Bryce iunInr, DEFENDANT aJ the dl Richard scfuses
nalGiEs, and the ai Archibald, Bryce,
JUNIOR admin aor a!resd aud others, deiendnnt.
And IT, any tr taking RI the said dspsiions h
mol he respective days a'r'. adj or, neh
commenced shall completed, the taking oi Inc slne si
continued from day day, the rcspect'" Places ana be
tween the hours aiore said nntii comf1erI
Yous 6ec, -
ROBERT A. MAYO, sheriff Of isnnco county,
And Administrator, &c OF ReLccra Scruggs
And OF Joia SerusgS, deceased.
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Mr.. Henry Johnson tNhig) was, the Doth ult.
elected Senator OF the IT, States, in p,ce Of Alexau
der Porter, Esq (Vhg) deceased. Gen. Walker was
the Democratic candidate. There were two ballots, as
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n In our as we alluded to the acl Of The Frede-
ricksbrrg and Potomac Rail Road having extended the
time of return tickets 10 The Whie Delegates on their
wav the Convention, now in session. and express
ed hope, thu; the favor had been shown 10 the
Democratic De!egats We learn, that the very same
privilege woua have been granted 10 the latter, had
they desired IT. We pleased TO believe, that this
Company he's exhibited perfect mpar,iay in political
matters, and VIII always receive Democratic money
with the sane cordially as Wing mouey-and rice
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Yae Charleston Mercury calls for the recognition by
ne Republican party, and by Mr.. Van Buren,, of the
Coed ms, promulgated by the Republican Con-
,a,i n IN I!ltunore in 1910 la reply, the Globe de-
cues tia: ihai i, The creed to which Mr.. Buren, sub
d, vh-a ae accepted The nom nation, and which,
carpg the four preceding years, be had as Chief Ma
..i,ae ear,culiriy illustrated" Our late Democratic
CoavArt enlarged and improved upon this Democra-
tie !ia;frm-unanimous!y ed 'r,ed il-aud directed
10 B, uansmted TO the l,atim Convention for its
f,a dsr.t IN and sanction
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fne Committee for Delegates to Baltimore reported
lie olIo"ng Delegates and Alternaes, who were una
Hmous!y approved
Dei'gateS 10 tic Baltimore Ccn-eu;ion.
R,hrr, l. 1hy!or of Norfolk Borough. Delegate
S-nue! Watts Gf Norfolk county, Alternate.
:. Vim Robertson of Petersburg, Deleguie-John
" Svme Of Petersburg, Alternate.
Em. S Archer Of Amelia, Delegate Benjamin
" f,rney OF fo~hl,an, Alternate.
Richard II. 'rolcr Of Lynchburg, Delegate
I4omas y Hondurant of Backing ham, Alternate
"m Martin Of Henry, De!esata-Jubal Early o.
tffAHltn, Alternate.
O. d. u'el Terr Of Orange Delega,e-Dr. Chas
Yoke oi A'bemarle, Alternate.
Roaer! F Scot: of Fauquier, Delegate -Thomas
Love Of Fairiax, Alternate.
Lawrence r ,ane o. Essex, Delegate Hugh Mr.
&C. Of fredericksburg, Alternate.
D. Benz W. Leigh Of Richmond city, Delegste-Jas
Lyons q! Richmond city, Alternate.
10 Robt, McCa"d,sh of Williamsburg, Delegate
Hn Cater Of Charles City. Alternate.
a. i,oot Y Conrad OF Frederick, Delegate-Dav i'd
'la"'n Of Hampshire, Alternate.
= Jno II. Pey'on of Augusta, Delegate-Wm Fra
yer oi Angus:., Alternate
- VIM N. P-y,on Of Roanoke Delegate Charlie.
L francisco of TIN, Alternate
H. "yndham Robertson of Washington, Delegate
wan Sharpe Of Lee, Alternate
%. Alfred Reckley Of Fayettn, Deegate-Wm. II
Nf1.' 81 Greenbr'er, Alternate.
10 Gideon ID Camden nf Harrison Deegate-Wee
1'n iioH'nan o. Lewis, Alternate.
u Edgar Wilson Of Monongala, Delegats-Wm c
H,ymord Of Marion, Alternate
,N' "'ieler then addressed the Convention till the
A''' 'cr recess
% 50 TIC Wigs Of Virginia have taken upon
'o.'ss 10 elec. by Coasea:ioa their Delegates to
sSN ON, Wat say the Norfolk Herald and the
diamond Wing TO this short rm movement? a
H. days since the Redmond Wing defended the
Csfct system Of e!ecting delegates 10 the National
o''h'lonn direct of opposition the plan now car
80 out by their Wing Convention in making the ap.
ailments self)
'Ne Convention re-assembled at 5, P NJ Mr. Jo-
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Had we no ether proof of the strength, harmony aud
ultimate triumph of the Republican party, the columns
OF the Richmond Wing for the last few days would
abundantly supply Its Editor was wofuly foilsd in
his nsdlous design TO the friends Of Mr.. Calhoun
into the embraces of Whiggery. They have magnani-
mousy rejected his hollow advances and have patriot
,cnlly resolved to rally the side Of the Constitution
Baflsd in his schemes, the Editor turns his mpotsnt
wrath upon the heads Of these distinguished men,
They need defence against such accusers. They
and the country know what value to place on such
reckless aud unprovoked attacks. The Wing sees in
our union The overthrow OF Whggery. Hence lis ri
dicuous rawlings.
The remarks Of the Wing on the tax bill are of the
same character aad are traceable the same source
Las, Spring, its columns groaned with loud clmors
.ains The expressions of BILL which was the only
one thu, could have been passed. and hch alone could
have saved the State from reputation This Winter
the great body of the Wings themselves sustained n
II with the very same provisions aud thus spiked
the gun, which the Wing had vainly direct ganst
the Democratic party The Wing may make much
capital as pleases, about tus matter which has re-
bounded on It's heud with fearful force
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Tar WnIe CONVENTION. The Convention were
Addressed Wednesday night By Nc Bous-an he
wa fyoved by Messrs. Toler OF Lynchburg and Per-
ha. c. Essex
THURSDAY, 10 O'clock.
T1s Rev. Me. Sweeney opened the proceedings with
r'4scr.
Tae Char announced the followng Committee TO
r.ooa-e address - the people of Virginia Wyndham
..)5-r;son of Washington; Robert y Conrad of Fre-
ieies; William B. Presoa o! Montgomery; John S.
6 !itser Of Jefferson R. 7, Daniel Of Richmond; ID.
t. More Il Rockhrljg.; '. W,tchsr Of Ptsy lvania:
laa.a Lyons % Richmond; V. w Soulhal Of Abe
marie; + II. 1oier OF Lvnchburg: &. T. Ycrby of
Aor,hlmp'nn: } ,hn Il. flsas,n,s If Richmond; John
j.aae o! Loudouu; Il. D. Boiling of Petersburg John
!. Cook. oil Richmond; DR. l.. X ane OF Essex, and Is
=. A-'rh f Richmond
,r ~ 3 Preston addressed the Convention until
Zoe hon- Of adjournment
Ara o.cl.ck, the Convent en- re- assembled.
IL. Committee Of Electors reported tae following
tci-t, w.'ch UNANIMOUSLY adopted
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District J. Robert H. Wni field o: Isle of Wight.
Jphn T.. Sholl Of Brunswick
). Henry T. !ryng Of Cumberland.
JOS Aph X Irving of Amherst
> George H. Gilmer oi P,ttsyvania.
/" = Nalcnt'ne w Soutlal of Albemarle.
:. john Jnnney of Loudoun.
:. Edward 7. 'rayl E of Prince George.
9 Raleigh L. Daniel Of Richmond
10. Morelu Bowers OF Williamsburg.
II, Andrew Hunter Of Jefferson.
IL A. n Fl S uart Of Augusta.
Is. VIII am Ballard Preston of Montgomery
II Andrew s. Fulton of Wythe.
II Allen L. Caperton of Monroe.
IL Augustine J Smith of Harrison
l., James NJ S,ephensln of TYLER
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AUCTION SALES.
BY w. N. nUrCH 4 co. .

CORNER or LOMBARD AND CHARLES STREETS.
SHELF SALE OF DRY GOODS. On THURS
~ DAY AFTERNOON, Nov. l4th, at 3 O'Clock, in
lots from the Shelves assortment of Seasonal
BILE DRY GOODS, consisting of Cloths; Cassimeres,
Satnetts Flannels; brown and beached Cottons;
FURNITURE, Plate and ChintZ Prints; Nous de LANES
Aipacas; Printed Velvets Beaver Cloths; Wooen and
BRUSSELS Shawls; Tweeds; Corded Skirts; Patent
Thread; black and colored Cambrcs Irish Linens,
Bleached Dtllngs; Sewing Silks; Black Lastings
Gambroon; Ticking Paris Kid Gloves; Ribbons; Gal
looms, &c. &C., with lot of Stock DRY GOODS
AT o'clock-l0 eases Bleachcd SHEBTINGS and
SHIRTINGS.
500 lbs. Marshal's Patent THREAD, assorted Nos.
100 cartoons David's Triple Chain BALLOONS.
nl2-3t WIN, NJ DUTCH & 90
HOACkAGE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES
H. AND BROGANS. The subscriber will sell at
Auction, by Catalogue, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. Ii,
at 10 O'clock at store No. l6a German street. (weet Of
IIanoverD
800 Packages BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANs,
fresh and seasonabe Goods, received direct from the
manufacturers on consignment, comprising assert
ment saited 10 the town and country trade. The
tention of country merchants, who purchase by the
package, and dealers generally is respectfully called
THOMAS STEARNS,
Agent for the manufacturers,
No. 49, German street.
THOMPSON & COVER, Auctioneers.
% Goods in the above line for sale low at private
sale. n7.dts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CIRCUS-FRONT STREET.

ClhCUS-FHONI STREET.
G. j. ROC Frs BENEFIT.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF THE SEASON
rESHE COMPANY being compelled to open at
4 the National Theatre, Philadelphia, the Manag
erS respectfully announce THIS EVENING, Nov 10,
as positively the last performance but three.
GREATEST BILL OF FARE OF THE SEASON
Read and then Judge for your eiUeS!
FIRST NIGHT OF j. j. NATHANS
ON FOUR HORSES!
FIRST NIGHT OF CD ROGERS, AS
THE DROVER!
THE CITY BELLE OF "i1-and
THE BALTIMORE FIREMAN!
Mr.. c. j, ROGERS AS
SHYLOCK!
FALSTAFF.-and
RICHARD THE Sd
Mr.. J. S. SIISBEE AS
CAPT. JEDEDIAH HOMESPUN!
Mr. c. j. RO GERS, as the intrepid
MAI. GEN. PUTNAM
Grand Trial Dance, between Masters ]. DIAMOND
and EDWARDS.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Non 1871,
The performance will commence with new and va.
rcd Scenes in the Arena-together with the Mytho-
logical Act entitled
THE SPRITES OF THE SILVER SHOWER,
by Cadwallader and the three Misses Wells.
SONGS, by Dickinson aud Mrs Sergeant.
GYMNASTICS, by Naihans, Glenroy and Kincade.
HOYT'S Congo Band of Minstrels
The whole 10 conclude with the National Drama of
PU II n A NJ.
The celebrated MAY 4 WELLS appear as Clowns.
D3- Box Sheet now open.
90 For particulars, see small balls.
QIF- Boxes so cts. Pit 25 cts. CORD Gallery p cts
q3- Doors open at 81 o'clock-Perfolmances to com
mence at O'Clock precisely. II
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NE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE.

CLEARED.
Nin,bie, Shaw, West Indies
!. Corneia, Gavet, Havana,
Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, Philadelphia
Chief Van Name, New York;
ARRIVED.
Joseph Balch, Halleu, 8 days from Boston.
n Messenger, Sands, 81 days from Malaga.
Harriet, Dunning, 10 days from Freepsrt.
Silver Spring, Nekerson, from Hallowell.
A Union, Bray, days from Providence.
II George Washington, Parker, from Richmond.
II MEMORANDA,
/ Roanoke, Smith, from Baltimore for Valpa-
Falled from Rio de Janero 9th Sept'r.
Argo, Reed, for Baltimore, sailed from Rio
4. 18th Sept'r.
/ Trya, Gibbs, for Baltimore, sailed from Pro-
Le 9Th inst
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

CHEWING TOBACCO.
SOMETHING GOOD! Those who may desire
- something really superior in the way of TOBAC-
co, can be accommodated by calling upon WILLIAM
ii. TAYLOR, manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco,
Cigars s Snuff, No, 81 MARSH MARKET SPACE,
three doors above Hawk street This article is
featured Of choice Peach Leaf Tobucco, and he
recommended with confidence As far exceeding any
thing of The kind for sale in this city.
&C Remember 10 call at No. 80 MARSH MAR
kEr SPACE. o2l-tf
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ORANG OUTANG

OR, WILD Woman OF THE WOODS.
FHHHE greatest Living Natural Curiosity in the
u World, Mnd'iie Fanny,
the only living ORANG OUTANG in this country,
and the largest ever domescated, will be exhibited
on MONDAY, Nov. II, 1874, and every day and even
ing till further notice, in BALTIMORE STREET, door
west Of Calvert and Immediately opposite the Balti-
mere Museum.
Admission 25 cents, children under 10 years of
aye half price.
Hours of Exhibition Morning, from till ,. After
noon, from II ;; Evening, from to 9 O'Clock. no
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

Il German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which tiater myself can sell on reasona-
Bile terms any other establishment in me country.
Also, POR FRAT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, sc. Call and eXa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
OILS +. ). FRYER, No. y. Gay street.
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]. 4 G. BALTZELL.

- O. w. DlbJ
boo BALTIMORE STREET, opposite Sharp,
AVE ON HAND a large assortment of
SILK GOODS, of the latest and richest styles,
| ed By the last packets-amongst which will be
|rich watered and figured POULT DE SOLE
do figured BROCADE
land changeablc Poult de Sole
I'd and plaid Poult de Sole
cord and changeable A Satin Ottoman
Jack and blue black Satin Ottoman
Jack and blue black Gro de Alpine
fo do Satin striped Gro de Alpine
|lo do eros Imperial
=, pink, light blue and black Poult de Sole
do do and colored SATINS
H and cherry cold Marcellines cold Florences
black Italian Lustrngs and Gro de Rhine
ind blue blk Gro de Naples; Gro de Sole
|geable corded Camene
|blk and cold Velvets, for bonnets and dresses
" blk Satin VesungS, and superior black silk
Ind cold Silk SURGES, 81 inches wide
NETS, for Merchant Tailors' use, &C., with a
lariety.
r above Goods being Of cur own importation, we
knt them to be of the hest quality, and will sell
Fon our usual terms, wholesale or retail. n7-lw
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REIrAIR ACADEMY


HARTFORD COUNTY, MARYLAND
lMUEL NAGR.4W, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
f WINTER TERN, or session of this
Institution, commences on MONDAY, the 4th
Eember next, and continues twenty-five and
Zeeks.
course of instruction embraces the English,
! Greek and French Languages, Arithmetic,
|ration, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Naviga-
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Mineraogy,
Keeping, History, Geography, with use of globes,
()-iton and Defamation
Terms:
Including washing, fuel, lights, Sc, $40
$50 per session,
|n-in Primary Department. per annum, $500
In Classical and Mathematical De-
partment, $40 to $50
cher information may he had by letter or personal
|ation to the Principal or either of the Trustees
Ii. d. COUGH, Secretary.
Dorsey, Pres't VIM, b. Bond, Esq'r,
Stevenson Archer, Henry Walters, I"
Nm. Fmney, IL, ID. Farnandls, <
| Ohm Kcech, X. w. Holland, -
las A. Hays, Esq'r, Henry Webster, g
Scott, I" A. Norris, g
Moore, " HAIRY d. Cough, 90
Birckhead, o24-lw2aw4w
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.,

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 19G.
YENHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
IL customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIhERES and
VESTING5, selected with special care and Judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock TO his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
to Having in my employ the best workmen, my
executed in the best style, and al the shortest notice.
% WILLIAM ROGERS.
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ID | f D.,

DIED,
lie 18th inst, Samuel Roger, only child of John
arotte Roger, in the 9th year of his age.
he sth inst, John Gallaher in the 50th year of
Re 10th inst, Miss Caroline Eversos, second
Ter of the late Joseph Everson, in the 18th year
age.
i. Louis, on the LIST inst, Mrs Susan Upshur
I, wife of Major VIM 5. Stewart, of this city,
3 years.
Hartford, CT, on the Slst ult., Mrs Catharine
;, widow of the late Col. Daniel Putnam. OF
yn, and daughter-in-law of Genr Israel Put
n her SSth year.
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RICH SILK GOODS.

RICH SILK GOODS.
McELDOWNEY IL CO., 1913 BALTI-
70 MORE STREET, between Calvert and Light
Is, are daily receiving fresh supply of new style
and Winter GOODS, comprising, in part, Rich
E Gro de Pekin; Brocade Gro de Algiers Striped
Is, new style; let and Blae Black Gro de Rhine;
fngs and Gro de Swiss; Blue Black Helencenn
FRO de Antique, Black Watered and Striped Sa-
bnd Gro de Berlin; new style French Cashmere
Mouselne de Lame; BombaEine, Alpacas, sc.
which will be sold at n re1,y small advance, by
X. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street,
Etd2t' Between Calvert and Light-sts.
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CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS,

CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS,
TOHN c. HOLLAND has just received, n new
% and large assortment of fresh fall PAPER HANG
INGS, FIREBOARD PRINTS, BORDERS, &C., ali
of the very latest styles, for Parlors, Halls, Dining
Rooms, Chambers, &C., to which he would particu-
larly invite the attention Of persons wishing PAPER
HANGING done. have also just received from NJ
York, new assortment of OIL CLOTHS, which
will be sold low, at No. AZ GAY STREET,
o26 Two doors from the Shot To Wer,
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!

SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
ORD Err to reduce my stock, shall this day
|ommence selling off ut reduced price, The pub
he requested to call and see for themselves. |
on hand a large stock of superiue CLOTHS,
(SIMERES and VESTINGS; super Cashmere,
(wool, French, of beautiful patterns;) also, low
d Cashmeres, handsome styles; French Mouse
fe Laincs, extra qualty;) black and colored Silk
BITS, for Bonnets; also, Bonnet Silks and Bonnet
pms, cheaper than ever; black ALPACA, very
b; Bomhaznes, Merinos, &C.. new style fancy
Silks; BLK and blue blk Silk extra quality white
F,sk Silk, for party diess also, white Satin and
Goods, for evening dresses with large stock of
BY and Staple DRY GOODS, which will sell off
b, and no mistake.
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore ST.,
fri 9 doors above Sauth street.
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hhiNcS, HiitlCshiC vi ltidlI'
silk Shirts and DRAWERS
do. heavy American do.
Stout (all wool) Dome do.
Merino & stont cotton do.
Ladies' S'k & Nero ' ests
Misses & Boy'' small size
Zeph. Worsteds, all shades
Introducing Chennelles
Silk, worsted and linen
Canvass
Silk Cords and Bindings
Carpet and Furniture do.
White s cold stay do.
Linen Tapes and Bobbins
Needles, pins, h'ks s. eyes
Pearl, gilt & lace Buttons
silk Braids and Lacings
OH
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FRENCH GOODS
WA r have an hand large assortment of FRENCH
w GOODS, of the best fabrics for dresses. Such
Is Rich fg'd and striped Gro de Berlin SILK
g Gro de Armure and Gro dc Pckin do
MatteOn lustrng and Armure blk do
Super watered and striped blk SATINS
Marcenes & Florences, all coors & wdts
Rich mode cold Gro de Egypt and Gro dc Palenque
SILKS; Cashmere d'EcDsse; MouseIine de Laines
blk and cold Alpacas; Lupin'S blk and blue blk
Bonlbahines; super and low priced blue blk Velvets
sc. &c. &c, all of which offer at the very lowest
prices. r. MCELDOWNEY & Co,
No. 1853 Baltimore street.
OBJ Between Calvert and Light streets.