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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

ONCE M0RE-DR. HOLLICKS LECTURES On the
Phisyoogy az Philosophy of Sexualty Reproduction
and Vitality. Will be once mare reps;ted for the s,th time
on,l Hall. Canal street. few doors from Broadway
Fer Cent? only at ~ the evening adms SO cents
For Ladies ouly at 2 the afternoon of the day. adms
sion IS cents.
The illustrations before Fifteen perfect full sized models
Of the Female Form, the Untorn pfaot Gc besides Natural
preparatons and DIAGRAMS These also be BY
tuls comple in it.eli only limited number admitted.
NIL NAT.
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domestic ImportatiOns.

M9PILEIBrig Lnden13 bales cotton stus Clearman-
l64 Hevsn Sees COB q Howsnd--76 Hobrock Nelson
ce-5l W Mabie-l03 Brown X Dimock-l49 PC Ester
Lilly Racnes-l COX Cnlson6 bales Chamberlain &
Pouyafd-4 casks Long & McLawny-! box McCracken *
Liyings,onal Cooper-i c Hubara-i B Gascoine-6
bales John Reid
SAvANNAH-Brig New Jersey-l68 bales < : Stonc-I47
Bi'stoM Pope co40 PaImeie Ropes ITO eks lice G
HsZ ard & co.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION have no further returns
worthy of note The wings continue to claim the
State /; but the democrats have not yet given up
the hope that il has been preserved to themselves
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snip M=ssarx ana Agunar,

" sna ss,sera a favor if Captains Of yese VII XIV,
TO Commodore RoBE1r SILvEy. OF New, Fleet, lie
wort Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Vessels spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo
board hen Immediately On their arrival agent. ara Cor
ending 70 his Office ell Marine Intelligence they
Obtain. Ns1.icGI storn.rion If Fsd will 10 agislii
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SHIP NEWS.
by This Mornings Southern Mail.

P,nLADELrn,. May 2-Ari O.ceoa, Mereier, Rio J.neo
;s q: :!sss e.
:S en-. Cd Saia l T e." VIZ S s'' Tim"
"s. May A ( Wc R Rno sAn KIM
.,en ia; Csessssw and Marh, Boston; MIie.nt NYore
ca A Vinal. Nichols, Bath; Select NYork Sid Brown,
Nosrors. April ,oslS A'I;G,s rIo w. fo, Bo.ss In
Bound to NYork rut Tor Supplies with 30 paengers Left
% ar I'm A :s1 Th Two SSSt 1%s.,
ono DE- % &s Ws AMANDA ne Gs BY GsS
Richmond bound to Portland.
Foreign Ports.
RIO Do J.srso March l1-sld Charles Carroll for NYorL,
e. SYG @ o sy a. m ..Sa at
DIS; Kentucky Douglass. for Coast Of Africa. in ds
T. X COLLINS COZ; So South street, have hand and
rw,ass sal,s P,spo5s msauns, r. from
Also so bale. tsus. No and J. for pilot boat.
Psp ease. shs.as Felt ships
Lafd- 200 barrel, Par, Leaf Lard.
700 Iss S'i Pure rel Leaf
Pork-loo barrels Clear
,cSS :. E Ms.. do very 'uperio"
g; go :. Eur, s!n, very superior.
Ham'J so ,sIc,. sugar card. in fne:. order
Tongu.s-Ico dos Smoked
S :.aS.:-s$ ss:i: Bed #:!eDe.
Beef Rouuds-2o barrels. ma re
PoRK-ssssss barrels f!'' S Me-. Pork very superior
70. ale il lots '" e. coHGiss co.. South .
T ARD-aoe barrel, Pure Leaf Lard
m, ctr. 800 kegs F' .'{ GoEti fs' ;,' e. y se. .
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TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES,
Or Others, DESTROYS Of purchasing a permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
PENNSYLVANIA.

. u N.
JFE Subscriner sesrous Of changing his residence offers
for sale his Farm aud ESTABLISHMENTS situated IN Moneo
merry County Pa II miles noh of Philadelphia. IL
308 Of nd 288 &C which the highest OF cnt
walton, producing Wheat Rye, Indian Corn and Hay, equal
upland farm the The 20
woodland On the premises elegant Stone Mar
feet BY as with veranda atachd Is e,t WIDE extending the
length Of the house and large Piazza tie the whoe
giving ample accommodations for family Of 20 The
pleasure grounds surround the house shaded
fcent evegresns. aud beautifully laid There
the farm three houses for farmers tenants with
three large barns, crntanng stab
tor hundred head of cattle for for $50 Of
hay with coichhousr graIary and cribs
attached There alss the advantages of fine sping house
lcehouse fish pond den of acres orchards stocked
with hr finest fruit gieenhouse End grape wall stream Of
spring water every field daily and evening
and from the city. b. which the Phade ha ard New
pipes of the same day recevet and omnibus passing
The morning and evening IN nc immediate vicinity
Episcopel, Lutheran aud Pesbytefiin Churches.
Further description Unnecessary, all persons wishing to
purchase, invited call aud examine the II
however be added that for bsauty heathui situation and
adv Of kind surpassed by
United states To trouble IL also be well
the price, which IS S2j0 yer acre. apply To
GEORGE SHEAFF,
$40 2awis twrc hiterarsh, Montgomery Co Pa
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o. The excitement in Baltimore consequent
upon the assembling of the wing conventions, con-
tlnued without abatement on Wednesday night and
yesterday morning. Great preparations were max
ing for the grand procession of delegates to the
Wing Young Mems Ratification Convention which
was to come off yesterday. We shall doubtless
receive full description of the procession, the
proceedings of the mass convention, and all the
interesting incidents of the day. in time for our
Evening edition this afternoon.
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From which it appears that the assgnees have been
able to pay only $9437 H. account of the interest for
four years the debt which has preference over every
other, viz The special loan Of $3.50 900 from the Bank
Of the United States made by the assgnees for the pur
pose of completing the Railroad authorised by the
sgnment leaving the principal unpaid, and balance of
interest due on this debt alone ofover $4,000
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House Of Represe ntatives.

WASHINGTON, Lay !.
resolution was rassed to take the tariff bill out
OF committee of the whole on Wednesday next
The FINAL vote on that question will therefore,
suppose, be taken the bill within day or two
afterwards
The debate on the bill then proceeded. No inte.
rest or importance attached to the speeches.
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LAST FASHIONS OF LoNGCHAMps

Mas n. BARRIER WV len, Sal Broad way. begs leave
W. to inform the iades Of New York that she will open
styles ct Bonnets, Caps, &c just received from Paris.
she has engaged young French Mner recently
om fars who will make to order part of
D. trusts from the careful selection of hr goods she may
uhonzed to socta call and the OF all ladies' who
understand tn sf de siag with agance 3 it.rc
'TaE, oWEERs OF PROPERTY. ON THE SIXTH
- Av tNUE requet ted to the House of w am
Mcobe at the OF Sixth add Eleventh
on Monday Evening the 9th hsEpsst7 o'clock
consider what measures ought to be
ABOUT To be levied their property
ms i St&M3tArc
'T9E SUBSCRIBER having removed from his old stand
NO south William street, TO No. A William street. re-
turns his siacers thanks his liberal begs her
urthe patronage N his store, he will always keep
best Havana and Principe Segis He would he same
time INFORM the public that h has ccton with h old
place. / Il ;ANs
m3 3tsec Inport.r and Dealer /, u,y,n, Ss,.,ar.
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HAvRE-Psckets ship UtcaNaurce d'Hauteeve two chill.
ran and nurses Mr. Coppnger ana lady, DR. Geo Duhng Mis-
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TO MILK DEALERS AND OTHERS.
Can be supplied with from hundred aa per day
pure ik. from Westminster Counrv, by Railroad twice
day To good customer contract will be ade supply the
Year. winter and summer For particulars 4t0 Broad.
ma ts,o
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~ GRAND SPEC rACLE OF 1900 PLANTS OF
3TSW IN Kussel'a new American Seeding Aza'ias now
u full bloom the tho corner IIenry
aud Pacific streets the South Ferry. BROOKLYN IL has
also fine collection, of new Roses Dahs Pelargoniun, Yer
benas tnbco and garden hebsceous plants sale
w T. has also for sale splen did collection Of 81
imported guden Roses, per name; Moss 500
best named Engi,h Gooseberres Cban and Raspberes;
Ere PGonas R".s, Magnolia C6nspicua, Soulsrg'ans,
Ihompsona Aexandfina, fuscaa, Red aud Cn hhod
dendron Hybnds, Aza,ias kalmas Be- from his brothers
den varieties and arr oil in fine condition and in ae state o
transylantipg. nj 3tis'rc
IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN
lHoSE Interested, will hatan hgcncy restspiisn
i I'd for the sale Of NJ. NJ. DESCENDANTS Wonderful
Procrrative Elixir Ccrdiai.
~ See advertisement ON last column OF fosrthpage
aplo I'm is en-
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
90 MAIDEN LANE.
CONSTANTLY on hard, General Assortment OF READY
" MADE CLOTHlNG of all descriptions. Shirts made
TO order er and approved French patterns
Persons furnishing their materials have clothing of
ali made the best STYLE at the follow Tow
n, va =
Frocs aud Dr,. Goats made and trimmed FROM 50 to $40
Pantaloous and Vests 81 so 10 81 10
Sou hern orders executed at short notice
mi im'ee WIN. COLLINS
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE fsriamsd and celebrated Pills ION Potug, IRE
wopece,ye, TO obsntened IN this eOasuO So td-,nus
meat on the last ocluss. osrth sast.
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Packets TO Arrive

FROM LlVETrooL.
Rochester Britton, April 6
Garrick, Trssk, hpfil II
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Wellington, Chadwick. apr
Switzerland, Knight, Arril 10
FROM HAvhs.
Sully, Burrows, April !
Burgundy Wo,ton. April 8
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MEDTCAJ. NOTICE


WHEN CELSIUS Of the dseases Of the seng organs
w tof entering the subject he Apologies for the in
deceucy OF his subject medical could be he'd
for soothing spheiing hug,apity
well might ~ be said that there Indecent thipg, in
anatomy ought net TO fear that should in my turn be
sccn'ed # 'raty Having for several years confined IN
Sc % the treatment If thee aectons, and tie
methods of treatment the result he led me To- ado
mode the success Of which well known those who have
had occasion TO place themselves under my care All the
consequeaces which generally llow the old method
ton ae he eby avoided Odd eases ncursble by
her fsicaus will Weld very rapidly under this
treatment can refer u several cases OF that kind.
Dr. JOSEPH SEINE, 20 Duane street near
ms linz Chatham, member Of the Medical Society ~ Y
INFORMS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CoBAIBA
L AND SARShPAHlLIA poses few advantages not
enjoyed by any tker medic for the cure of ali seYu d,
and which with enlightened public render il
assuedy highly popular AID desderaum long soughc for
me medical World l. needs confne or change Of
diet ~ It's approved form thai OF paste, entirely taste.
es. and causes no UNPLEASANT ,enss.ion to the pient.
cone IL has ecu ex'mned approved Il and conet bv
c,l,y OF msdcn aud BIZ the most e,nnes
the profession Prepared by b. Thorne, chemist London
and Tor sale wholesale and retul by
JAMES TARRANT. 2ee Greenwich st,
. OF Warren street
Also at Park Row aud 58 Broadway 1888 Broadw,y 400
proadway, corner of w aiker street ms 2winssr
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BOAR ID.
PLEASANT ROOMS, with Board can be obtained at No
i 3 Wooster
The house and furniture new the location desirable
the terms reasonable ap27 2w IN
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u A p f X ii A NtiIN CT 5
IL q. ~ rTTRTTC

l. n Il j. IL III "A N II N G ..
". & G. CURTIS,
NO 52 MAIDEN LANE
WOULD respectfully call the Of th-ir numerous
w customers and The public lily, their Spring Tmpor-
ois oi new style Paper fiaugngs of description
quality which they offer for sale such prices
to give 20 purchasers They have also band
mlue TO order, superior article Of
CURLED HAIR MATTRESSES
which for est y and uraoilty be
with Purified Live Geese tcsther Beds Straw Paaste and
prices. M Iwiss ec
- TO 'ET-And Immediate Possession piven-Ths
:.M eegant Two Story modeTu built Hour. No Tenth
A p III use IN ths best state If repair commodl.
Gus and has large yard attached Rent moderate Apply
~ Mfr.nS, 30 Charlton street,
md lwee LOCKWOOD. II Tenth street
FOR SALE-BAROUCHE,H HARNESS & HORSES
t. substsnt al, well built, low Crrrisge, for two
lAAI <hofses Has been used with The
-Z2- uores pood pair of DIRK bays % well in .iG Gle
or double harness sound kind and gentle. They wi be
aitors her or SO Iaraie may suit best
AoA strong built leather topped WAGON bull, ORDER
WITH draw front for two horses; will four:
" IN pole and shat If desired ubIs ianes will be sold
with For further inform io, apply Mulberry street,
or address a l,ne 10 y, this office m3 gee
- THE PROPRIETORS Of the CLINTON d IOT
EAND SHOE MARKET, respectfully infofa their
AnumerOus and the public generally that they
- have removed their stock OF Boots Shoes Caters, &c
Se from The old sand at the of Csn and Hudson
street: where they selling this Boot aud Shoe
line cheaper Than Don forget the NUMBER
A. KNOX x co,
ms lm'rc 1856 Canal str
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twill be observed that prices declined with the falling

twill be observedthat prices declined with the falling
ofn the movements of the banks In $780, when the ex
pansion of the banks had placed the line OF discounts 10
nearly Eve hundred millions OF dollars prices for beef
and pork nearly three times those current IN
1870 reduction of the discounts see correspond
ing reduction in prices OF produce The bank returns Tor
isi4 show falling off in discounts since 1899 Of nearly
three hundred millions OF dollars and the above quota
tons show as great decline in prices. The table we
have given Of the quantity of agricultural products raised
from year to year does not exhibit any very great
crease that should reduce prices The has only
been in proportion to the increase population II prices
for those products controlled by supply the quaint
y rroSucei for lS!3 should least twice that
of 1899 lsa0 On referring again to the above table
will be that the amount of specie on hand IN lss
with circulation of s55 ess, 1872, is the more than
hand in 1882 when the circulation reached S35 no..
a95 This reduces the value OF money from two and a
halfto one and prices the proportion This prin.
cipe is perfectly illustrated in the above comparative
table.
We have in possession copy Of the assignment
made by the Commercial and Rail Road Bank of
Vicksburg the 18th of February ls4O by which an
pears that their entire and the income of the Rail
road assigned for the following purposes list The
payment Of all its debs2d The completion of the Rail-
road in order to its charter.
We have also copy of the Chancellor's opinion sus
tanning the validity Of the assignment
We also have statements made by the assignees show
ing their operations during the past four years and the
present condition Of the trust which, instead of furnish
ing any foundation for the statements put forth by some
OF our stock iobbng papers, that the stock is valuable
shows the mprobability OF their paying any thing
more than the interest on the debt if they do that
The liabilities OF the Company are. L. :. So 1856 los %
Interest for about five years. Il 900 600 90
S4,l36,lOs %
Receipts and disbursements Of the assignees since the
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RACES-UNION COURSE, l.. NEXT TUESDAY.
Two LET--fh Oyster and Vctnang Stands For partIcu.
lers inquire OF Nj. d. WINCHEL,
- - siC Broadway
For SalsA Public Hou.o with two Bowling Alleys az
tached The hons, is handsomely fitted up now denc
good busdess Sold account of the hay another
house
quiIe at 4a0 Broadway.
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PEALA'S NEW YORK mUSECm
AND PICTURE GALLERY
- - Broadway opposite the City Hall.
MIX. II. bENNETT,... ........ MANAGER
DWARF AS OLD AS TOM THUMB, AND
THREE INCHES SHORTER!
GI r kSS,,
AND SEVEN PERFORMERS!.
GREAT WESTERN,
Mrs WESTERN,
CELESTE, the Danseuse,
Mr. CONOVEt, the Protean Performer,
Miss ADAIR. the Sweet SOM stress,
and Mr.. w. CONOVER the ceie
braed Comic Singer
GIPSEY GIRL,
Half Million of CuroSes, Splendid Picture Gallery Melo
de IN, Grand Cosmorama, &c.
Performance Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon
o'clock. Evening Entertainment to at O'Clock.
n2r
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail

Packets to Sail
FoR LIVERPOOL.
Ashburtop. Hut'leston, May 6
S.Whitney. Thompson. May II
FOR PoaTsMoUTH.
Montreal, Tinker, May 10
Gladiator, B,itton. May 20
FOR HAvRk.
Albany, Watson, May 8
Silvie de GIasse, May IS
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BOARDING.

| BOARDING.
| A 7 81 COURTLANDT STREET-This establishment
having receny BAN taken lease ready
ceive gle gentlemen fmel who may wish psrrnau
Board with comfortable apeItntnts Enquire of Mrs Gere,
No. 81 Courtlandt street. a30 I'm -rrc
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MECHANICS JUBILEE.
MECHANICS generally and all 9th who rejoice in the
Az abolition Of State Prison Monopoly invited
az Montgomery HALL Proce opposite Nblo Garden
Friday Evening at h.lfpast O'Clock. make nge
to celebrate the of the State Prison Bill the
Legs AZURE The different rades aud general
invited to send Delegates to the alb meeting.
BY order of the Committee.
p. MAFFIT. Chairman.
no of SO
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| X E NO A H.
| MRS. ChRROLL'S INDICATED VAPOR AND
W 5ULPHuR BATHS, will be removed. the FIRST Of MAY,
from Courand street, 3s5 Broadway two doors above i
| ap23tf ia re
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WANTED
BOY from twelve TO fourteen old, and
"A papers in Law Office, with a sm, u business.
II, HASTINGS,
ms tNrc No. 20 Chamteri street.
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DIR. :. W. MOORE,
LAS REMOVED from his late residence 53l Broadway
corner of spng TO No 767 Broadway door be.
low the coIrer OF Ninth ma Iw
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AMERICAN MUiEUM,
md PERP ETUAl. FAIR.
Corner Of Broadway aud Ann street.
Opposite the Asor House.
THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
At hafpast o'clock afternoon, aud ia the evening
The GIANT AND GIANTESS! the tive greatest won
der Of the be from 10 o'clock A. till from
till hal fpast s. and from till 10.
Mr. WINCHELL, the inimitable Droerst; Mr. VIM.
COLE the Contoron.t; Miss ADAIR, the charming Vo.
sali.t; IA PEhiTE CER,To the admired Dan,ep;e sad
Billy and others of equal eninence engaged.
The Gypsy FAMILY sr IN number
The G!PsEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller be private.
y consulted at all hours OF the day and evening.
Tickets rs cents-chdren under years HS Tw-a
Queen a30
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WashlnQton.
MOST IMPORTANT.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
WASHINGTON, Nav /, 1874.
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ROOMS the second floor let, with board
to gentlemen gentlemen and their wves Apply at "a
XeseY References exchanged. m2 re
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PPoyINcETowS. April 2o--Au Nsdford. (rew whaer, IL
o IONS nook Boston SID suanssr SPARKS Atsn'e Ii
spokenNo cate L. 90 90 ION 49, sarah. of and fan Malta
pGlsett
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)R. HEINE has removed 20 Duane street between
- Chatham and Centre he continues con-
suited the various of his IN his native
| tine Uerfnan) r English languages ma .msrc
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS EEf,L bue.oa-c,
Store No. IL Spruce street
Regular Sales usua of Fuintare every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Also, of Dry Goods aud all every Tuesday
and Friday
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Ship Southport, Griffith, Chares,oni Geo Bulkey-Brig
Curtis nlaney, Cadz and LIE HON Thonss Stalker Cesar
Thompsnn sasaupah Du' ham & pimon Eagle Feasenden
s3Gn fGsIeE Nsetesoa WIN parfnSton Barnes Bow
cola. via Key West urbu 60; Patriot Gates George
own sc Brett Vose Margaret Ann, Benjamin Baltimore
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14
CIV MN ASHU WI

FOR LADIES Il GENTLEMEN,
AND YOUTH Of both Seaes.

FOR LADIES Z GENTLEMEN,
AND YOUTH Of both Seaes.
No. 3 N. LIBERTY ID door from Baltimore
EMR PERRY having received the most liberal
WI encouragement of many of our best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnastic exercise,
has been induced TO add 10 his establishment n
plee system of Caleslhencs for both Mr.. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means to make his
Institute worthy the attention of Parents Guardians
% The Ladies Department will be under the i'm
mediate charge of Miss Kennedy of Boston, an eff
cien teacher in the various branches of Caesthenic
exercises.
CONCENTRATIONS:
We recommend all peTsOns both Ladies and Gen
temen, they value health, to engage in the above
exercises-Drs. Alexander, Smith, Bucker s. Dunbar.
o. Ladies' hours from IL A. Nj. I'LL A m. Cen
teIncn u from till 10 Z. M. n27-lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14
ENXCHANGE HOTEL,

HNxCHANGE HOTEL.
M EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces TO his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASFuS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and Rail. ROAD DE
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
management Of First Class Tt3tei, he iiatlers him
sst that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with call Td2 tf1 JOHN WEST.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF,
I'm ORDER to make change in my BUSINESS, |
" will CLOSE off my STOCK of WINTER FAN
CY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS WITHOUT RE-
GARD TO COST. All who want to buy, will do well
to call and examine for themselves. l have on hand
n large stock of
super CLOTHS, CAssIMERs s. VEsTING.
CLOAKINGS.
Super CASHMERRS-FRENCH MOUSLIN DE
LANES.
New style SHADED STRIPED silks. With a
variety of DRESS GOODS.
Also variety of PARTY DRESS GOODS.
LINEN GOODS of every description.
MILLiNARY GOODS-guCh us Bonnet VelVets,-
Silk Ribbons Flowers Netls, &c Sc. Selling cheap
err than ever. Call if you want Bargains at
j. EDWARD BIRD,
No. Ill Baltmore-st,
do I'd door above South ST.
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BOOKS
Eb NAL BARGAINs can now be obtained at a

IT'D EaL BARGAINS can now he obtained ut u
a& lsetle the cheapest Store in BALTlMORE-ST.,
gold No. ~ near the Bridge. Good flat head Pins,
cts. a. paper; good drilled eyed Needles AT cent?
paper; GLOVES 5ets a pair; Tape cts. doz.; Co
logne Water o. cts bottle; GOLD RINGS at % cts.
Wood and Brass Cl4OCKS, at prices not wosth men
tinnlng; JEWELRf of every description; COMBS,
Brushes, Perfuney, Britannia Ware, Japanued Ware,
ne at wholesale or retail at prices astonishngy lew,
by G.. II. VlCKEGS, No. 9 Baltimore 81,
dle Near the Bridge.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14
MUFFS! MUFFSm MUFFS.M

q FRESH INVOICE of MUFFS, just rccciv-
IA ed from New York, will be opened this morn
ing, consisting of Natural and Lustred Lynx Sable,
Coney, Syberi?n Squirrel, Natural and Lustfed Gen
nett, with few of those very fine and fashionable
ISABELLA BEAR MUFFS; all of which will be
offered at exceedingly low prices, in order to insure
quick sales. Ladies and purchasers generally in
vited to call. G.. j. HOPKINS,
d4tJ26' s. w. corner Market and Charles-stS.