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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05
TRU STEE'S SALE.


NDY VIRTUE of a decree of the High Court of
NIB Chaneery, passed in wherein Gerard
Peddicord and Caroline, his wife, and Harriet Rowles,
are complaipants, ard Nehemiah NJ Rowles, Jr., and
others defendants, the subscriber, trustee will
offer at pubic sale, to the highest bidder, on TUES
DAY, the 10Th day,of December next, at IL O'Clock,
M, At the Relay HoJ3e, part of that tract parcel of
Land lying ia Anne Arundel county, adjoining Elk
ridge Landing, which was purchased of Paca Smith
by Nehemiah N. Row!es, the elder, containing
80 ACRES-Morc or less.
The Land is of good q1ality, part thereof well wood
ed from which il is believed 700 800 cords of wood
might be cut; akourdsasth Iron Ore of fine quality;
is well watered, and fem its convenience to market,
(being quarter OF mile from the Washington Branch
OF the Railroad aud miles from Baltimore, will offer
an advantageous investment to any person disposed to
purchase. For more particular description Of the
premises, persons desracs of purchasing referred
10 Mr. John LIE Merchant, of Elkridge Landing.
TERMS OF sALE-One half the purchase money TO
be paid the ratification of the sale, and the residue
in 10 months from the day of sale, the whole to bear
interest from the day of sale, and payment thereof
be secured by bonds of the purchaser, with surety to
tie satisfaction of the Trustee.
,nl5-eots FRANK II. STOCKETT, Trustee
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New HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE, Mr.. Blas-
dell has introdaceda resolve into the N. Hamr-
shire House of Representatives, requiring the
Treasurer to apply for and receive the portion
of the proceeds of the sales of The public lands
in the United States Treasury assigned to the
State of New Hampshire, for the use of the
State. at was made the special order of the
day for Tuesday last, wher it would be de-
bated and done for.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
correspondence of the U. s. Gazette.1
N,,,, Nop,y Tupsdnv f.

NEW YORK, TuefdAy, T NJ
The STOCK operations light to day, and pretty
generally at seht dccline-Nor, and Worcester fell
OFT !. Reading X. l.; StOnngton !; Ere H. /; ONO
e. rs; Canton co. Z; Illinois Bonds !!
There was nothing of consequence dong IN ashes
and prices nOminay 81 for pots and 81 % for pearls
sales of $50 bales Cotton at yesterdays prices fIout
was somewhat depressed and good deal atloal; quo
tstons "a 62iaSi 6Si for Western and S462aS4 70 ior
Southern. leGG bushels of Southern Wheat sold at
100 cents. . oooo
There We're some movements IN prime fotk-<u !
bs sold al 81 S. all that could be had at that rate:
So IL is freely offered for meSs-hoders are demand
sng 50 %. -..-,...-,, -.
Sales nj Stock Exchange-SlO0O Kentucky SOLD AT
67; 81 600 Indiana Bonds $50; $4,000 do 80; 23c DO
Canton AL. oo,, -,
Sales at Public Stock Exchange $1,000 Texas TEea-
eMrN Notes. u.
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CoNvIcTED OF ABDUCTION. Charles F. Mil
Ter, who abducted his own wife from Stamford
Connecticut, about year since, has been sen.
fenced to thirty days Imprisonment in West
chester county Jail, and to pay fine of $3.50
for an assault on the person who attempted to
prevent him from carrying his wife off. Mrs.
Nj. has obtained bill ofdivorce.
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CLOSING OF NAVIGATION. The kennebeck
river was closed b. ice on the 26th ult. The
,Susquehanna was frozen over at Columbia on
Tuesday of last week. The Connecticut is
efectually closed at Hartford. The Hudson is
still open, and steamboats, are plying between
New York and Albany.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DALIIMUKE, I2IH NOV, ICf9, !
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. The Collect


~ on, dssiFCus of closing the collection of the State
and City Taxes for the yea. as near as posi-
be before it express and anxiens 90 avoid any pro-
cess by which The Tax Payer may be subject to add
tiona charges, publishes, for thciy information, the
following extract from Ordinance of the CITY, ap-
proved 18th March, 1871:
Sec. i. BE It enacted and ordsincd by the Mayor
aud City CoUHcil of Baltimore, That from and after
the first day of November in each and evciy year, il
shall be the duty of the Collector 90 foToe the paI
mcm Of all Taxes remaining VaPaiu by distress or
otherwise.
This section of the city ordinances appkes as well
to the collection of the State AS tie City Taxes.
That legalsf.ocess may be arol3ed, and the conse-
quen expenses, persons owing this office are earnest
ly to pay the Assistant Collectors promptly.
they may eGil, at the Office, which is open oi
that pGrpose early in the morning until tate in the
evening
n2i -ee9w A. II. LEVEu1NG, Collector.
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, lS44.


The very heavy ard continuous rain of last
night kept our streets clear of rowdles and
misdemeanants Of every kind Even the bur-
glars and thieves kept within doors hare
not heard of a single demonstration or an at
tempt being made either upon stores or private
dwellings. The Captain ofthe Auxiliary Guard
has lust informed ne that there was no one
brought to the watch house during the night; j
therefore presume, | may safely report to you
that call is well, " SO far as last night is con-
cerned, in the police end watch departments ct
our city.
am sorry to learn, that an interesting little
boy was Yesterday kicked by a morse, near the
Steamboat Wharf, and that his wound is cor
sdered to be dangerous. The poor little iel-
low, whose name is McGee, was in the street
standing near pump when the horse kicked
him 1t is Il shame that citizens, some o.!
whom are very able tc keep their horses and
feed them in the stable, should turn them out
to stray about our avenues and streets. 1t is
also shame, that no city ordinance has been
passed imposing penalty upon those persons
who shew so little regard for the lives and
limbs of their fellow-citzens, as to turn theli
horses loose into the put streets.
Another disaster occurred yesterday in the
same part of the city, which probably would
not have happened, had such an ordinance as
have alluded to been passed by the City Coun-
els horse that had been strayng about the
streets had, in the darkness of the night, found
his way to Mr.. Gilman'c ice-house, and the
gate thereof being left wide open by some care
less person, the poor animal fell into the pit,
which was deep, and there remained and died,
to the great regret of his cwner. 1t is hoped
that in view of these sad disasters and TO pre-
vent the recurrence of similar ones, the city
councils will at an early day pass prohihltory
ordinance.
] am informed that an Irish woman, named
Rose Dairy, who was put into the Maryland
Hospital some months ago, as 4 dangerous lu-
aatc, under the order of our Criminal Court,
made her escape from confinement the day
before yesterday. This woman was tried in the
Criminal Court for attempting to destroy the
lives of Mr. and Mrs. HELEN, by administering
poison in their food The jury found Rose
Dairy guilty Of the offence, but at the same
time found her TO be an insane person, and dan
gerous to 90 at large. Under this erdict, Judge
Dunlop, ordered the prisoner to be placed in
confinement in the Maryland Hospital 1t is
to be hoped, that if Rose Dairy has not been
retaken your citizens, as we'll as ours will be
upon their guard. She is a stont and short
built woman, talks ineoherently, and is of vim
dictive temper.
All the Judges of tie Supreme Court, ex-
cept Justice Story, were on the bench to-day.
Reverdy Johnson, Esq, was addressing the
court for nearly two hours.
The Rev. Mr.. fusion was this morning cleo
ted Chaplain to the Senate. The Rev. Mr..
Daily was also elected Chaplain to the House
of Representatives METROPOLIS.
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AN ELoPEMENT. A young Frenckman IL
Cincinnati, noted for his attention and gallantry
to the fair sex generally, became enamored o.
another Frenchmans wife, and she returned
his passion, and consented TO an elopement,
first taking all her husbands money with the
exception of ten cents! She left him, howev-
er, her portrait.
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blma, the temperance society numbers five
hundred members. There is no person licensed
to retail ardent spirits. No man can sell a
glass, without license, under a penalty of one
thousand dollars.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. A meeting of the
Young Mems T. A. Society, as will be seen by
a notice in another column, will take place this
evening, in the Session Room of the Rev. Mr..
Hammers Church The meeting will no doubt
be highly interesting to all friends of the tenn
perance cause.
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BosToN BRoKEEs. At meeting OF the
Board of Brokers, of Boston, held OH the I'd
inst, it was unanimously voted, that after tlaat
day no contract for the purchase and sale of
Stocks at that Board ehall exceed five dave.
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REDUCTION In PRICE OF HATS.

HgARCUS DEN1SON, 81 BALTIMORE-sT.,
" has now in store full assortment of the most
choice GREEN and BLACK TEAS, LOAF; CRUSH
ED HAVANA aud BROWN SUGARS; JAVA, LA
GUAYRA, PADANG RIO and other COFFEE;
GROUND and UNGROUND SPICES; FAMILY
FLOUR; OILS, MOLASSES, WINES, LIQUORS
and GROCERIES. For sale 10 Families, and others.
at the lowest ruling prices. n29
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
yUNHE GENUINE VEGETAB BEE PILLS.

n AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRIIOGA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &C. &c. Of all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the Of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the most effectua, as
they have been known fail to affect perma-
neRt cure. They mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Pills put up in square boxes, with fnll directions
accompanying each box.
{G3- For sale by ]. o. s n Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
(O.T.); G. Wscman, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and byJ. f. Perkins Brother, Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washington-by M. Delany, corner a street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott, corner of 7tk
street and the Avenue. Price 81 box. fel0-y6m*S
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FANCY BELLOWS & HEARTH BRUSH.
ES TO MATCH.

Joseph X. STAPLETON, Manufacturer,
~ No. ISIS BALTIMORE STREET, doors west
of st. Paai's offers to Country Merchants Manufac-
turersand otae rs, full assortment OF House Brushes
| embracing every article in domestic use Also, the
greatest variety of fine Head Cloth Hat Tooth Nail
and Shaving BRUSHES, and Feather busters of ali
sorts and sizes Also, superine Buffalo Pocket and
Dressing COMBS, lin cases,) with many articles in
the Fancy Brush line Also, Kitchen and Parlour
BELLOWS, very cheap, and worth the attention of
housekeepers; Backsmiths' Bellows, all sizes; Bra
zier and Jewelers. Bellows, assorted; Cowskins;
Walking Canes; FISHING TACKLE, with other ar
hcles usually found in Brush Store. All of which
he will sell at far prices on time, liberal discount
FOR CASH. o16-f
NODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for December,
W 1874 A beautiful No. for 25 cents The en-
Refreshments for this No. are
|. The New Cinderella splendid Mezzotint
9. Battle Ground of Germantown, a splendid STEEL.
3. Magnificent Fancy Plate, coored in gold
4. Fashions in and out of doors.
Received and single Numbers for sale by
VIM. N. HARRISON.
No. 40 North Gay-s,,
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HARP NAMES. The Charleston Mercury,
the supporter of Mr.. Polk and Mr.. Calhoun,
calls Mr. Benton ''the purbhnd termagant of
Missouri who has fraternized with the ola scold
of BraintreeN
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MORE SPEcsE. Specie in the proportion of
sixteen pounds to the ton of ore is said to be
abundant in the copper mine district of Lake
Superior.
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Mr.. Polk. The President elect, the papers
say, will leave Tennessee Immediately after
New Years, will travel through Kentucky,
Ohio and Pennsylvania, to Philadelphia. He
will probably stay there with Mr.. Dallas I'M
til it is time to go to Washington for his inau-
guration.
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CURIOUS Fact. There is gentleman in
this Province says Montreal paper, who has
vote for member of Parliament IN A diff
ferent places This is almost tu&cersGI suf
frape.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT. A contract has been
made with the Housatonic Railroad Company,
by the Postmaster General, to carry the North
ern and Western ina! Is over the road fom New
York during the present winter,
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FOR RALEIGH, N, G,

FUR RALEIGH, N. c.
N asPAT5 The public re- STA
It S77lR $Tss pectfully informed that 934Hsif
r usansusskG- daily line of STAGES H5H1-Rs.SRses
are now running between Weldon and Sledges (sear
Gas ton, N. CO. distance 10 miles, connecting with the
FOR tsmouth and Roanoke and Raleigh and CASTOR Raj
Roa DIS at these ponts-givng to the travellers be-
TIVE sn Baltimore and Raleigh the opportunity of his
supe ror and comfortable by the Chesapeake Bay
Line and the Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad.
Pa ssengers from Raleigh or any part of North Caro-
lima, by the Bay line, are sure to connect with the
event ng line to the eastward.
ja4- d T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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TO FAMILIES.

~ ANTILLES.
BB ONLAND'SPA PATENT CONDENSING COZ
No FEE BOILERS being the only article ever of
tered to the public that will preserve the good proper
ties of the Coffee. Coffee made in this boiler is de-
cidedly better than that made in any other way, it
preserves all that rich aromatic flavor so much de-
sired in Coffee which, in all other modes, flies off in
steam.
This Boiler requires from one-quarter to one third
less of the grain, more of the escapes, and
much less cream and sugar, there is less of the bit
ter astingent in it, and it will retain the flavor and
freshness as long the condenser is kept whole
day, if necessary.
The CONDENSING BOILER is much less trouble
for the cook than the ordinary one, as it cannot boil
over, the condensed steam falling back Keeps down
the frOth.
Persons are respectfully referred to the following
named gentlemen, who have the condensing Boilers
in use, and highly oppr0ve of them:
Hon. IL. Il. Ellsworth, Commiss'f of Patents, =. -
g Judge Cranch, Chief Judge of the Dist. &
g Judge Mason, Sec'y of U. S. N. e
Doctor Sewc sc.
g Lindsey, ca
They can be had of
ALFRED II. REP, 1886 Baltimore street.
NIL Sign Of "Gold Bath Tub"
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LAUNCH. A ship, called the Virginia, OF
$50 tons, intended to run FROM Norfolk to Law
erpool, was launched at Norfolk on the 2Sth.
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JAMES A. ROBINSON,

A. Respectfully the Ladies,
GzzASss5that he has commenced the manu- Us7.na'AS
facture 0f plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No. GAG N. HOW
ARD STREET, few doors north of Madison street,
where he solicits a continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will be made to order, in the neates;
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. jail
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The GREAT LECTURER. The temperance
cause in New York is still being benefited by
the admirable ard successful labourS of Mr..
Cough.
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QUICK BysMEss. A Boston house sent an
order to Glasgow for Scotch goods, and thirty
seven days thereafter, had them open for sale
in their shop
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FASHlONABLE HATS AND CARS.
HEm Fashionable aud Cheap HAT and CAP
AM STORE, No. 1875 PRATT STREET, ION
88 the south side,) between Charles and IIa-
Alal4MmN nover-sts. The undersigned offers to his
friends and the public, his best Beaver
HATS at Sd; Nutria Beaver 50 and $780, Cashmere
Hats of &c. Brush Hats $3.50; Rlssias SO; Silk Hats
at g. $3.50 and 3d. For HATS of good quality, Sl.50
to S25o-wh good assortment: of plain and fancy
Cloth and Velvet CAPS; fine Fur Caps of every kind,
No. isS PRATT STREET, between Charles and Ha-
mover on tie south side. Please remember the name.
nl4-lm RICHARD II. HURT.
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SELLING THE PLATE. The New York Coun-
ellis are about to order the sale of the Corpors-
ton plate.
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REVENUE. The receipts at Che New York
Custom House last week were a little over one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars
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NesN Vi
Silk Shin is and DRAWERS
do. heavy American do.
Stout (all woody Dome do.
Merino s. stout cotton do.
Ladies' SIX & Nero Vests
Misses & Boys small size
Zeph. Wor steds, all shades
Embroideii ng Chennelles
Silk, worsted and linen
CANVASS
Silk Cords and Bindings
Carpet and Furniture do.
White s. col'd stay do.
Linen Tapes and Bobbins
Needles, pins, Inks & eyes
Pearl, .ght s. lace Buttons
Silk BrEids and Lacings
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND

GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND
COW SU MPT ION!
FENHE GREAT and ONLY REMEDY for Colds,
ID Coughs, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION, is the
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by
the celebrated Dr. Buchan, of London, England, and
introduced into the United States under the mme-
date superintendent of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine, i'll the
cure OF Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SIBLE CASES that can be found in the community
cases that seek reefn vain from any of the common
remedies of the day, and have been given up by the
most distinguished Physicians CONFIRMED and
INCURABLE. The Hungarian Balsam has cured,
1t is quack nostrum, but standard English medi-
cine, of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, not
only to counteract the consumptve tendencies of the
climate, hut to be used preventive medicine in
all cases of Colds Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fe-
yer, Night SweatS, Emaciation and General Debility,
Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough, and Group.
G5@Sod in large bottles, at 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets containing mass of English and Amefi-
can certificates, and other evidence, showing the
equalled merits of this Great English Remedy, may be
obtained of the Agents, gratuitously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
States, ll9 Court street, Boston.
OCT. w. DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale
Agents. No 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
Q3-For sale at Wholesale Depot, No. Of South
Charles street; at GEO. II. KEERI.'S, No. 1923 Bat-
more street, and of JAMES A. REED, corner of Sara
toga and Gay streets; also, of S. S. Hance
Hanover and Charles streets. n29
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CONSUMPTION is DURABLE.
4 nnn PERSONS IN PHILADEL-

AOVO PHIA ALONE, can testify to the
W1n1eriul efhcacy of that powerful Remedy
1HoMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
And WOOD N.4PTHA
READ READ!
ASTONISHING CURE OF CHRONIC Bronchitis, ,
mr.. =. Philadelphia, May 90, 1874.
mr. r. ). 1homson-Dear Sir-For more than four
years past had been dreadfully afflicted with an af-
iecnoh OF the throat which my physician pronounced
CHR0NlC BRONCHITIS" caused by repeated and ne
giccted colds The distress suffered is indescribabIe
my throat was literally RAW with violent spasmodic
coughing so that blood would come from it, also great
oppression pain and tghness at the chest and fever
In short all the usual pulmonary symptoms showed
themselves, causing entire loss of necessary renose
my throat was LEECHED and BLIsTEREp over and over
again. made trial of every known remedy and ar
different periods had the advice of six PHYSICIANS and
all with no avail. About two months since T made
trial of your Compound Syrup of Tar and UIood ~
tha. and before had taken the first bottle felt ref
continued until had taken seven boi,ies wh;oh
completely removed the disease and restored me- ~
perfect health, and firmly believe should NOT now
be living mad II not been for your invaluable medicine
JANE PERRY, 1913 Spruce street
The undersigned bears witness to the trnth of ,ho
foregoing, having personal knowledge of aJI The f.
of the case. NJ HIvRIsoN AZ aJn,onS aus
-, Prepared by 5. T. Thomson, Fifth and Spruce-sts
Philadelphia ' ''p'"ee-s'S''
ROBERTS & ATKINSON.
Corner of Baltimore and Hanover streets
pp1cp .o Agents for Maryland.
QG- Beware OF Counterfeits oo6 RIM
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AMOS LOVEJOY,
lvO. 1913 BALTIMORE SUnIR IrL,u

NE.ah LY OPPOSITE THE CLIPPER OFFICE
H E'EPS constantly on hand the most extensive
DRAW Frs, GLOVES, WOOLLEN YARNS, ZE-
PHYR WORSTEDS, Sc, in the city, at the lowest
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EARTHQUAKE Two distinct shocks Of an
earthquake were felt at Cincinnati on Thurs
day morning last. There was second Of
time between the shocks,
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CARD.
LADIES' PHILADELPHIA FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
I59 BALTIMORE STREET,

NtafIy Opposite tHt WusCum'
a. The subscriber returns his thanksc-
to the Ladies and public generally S1s'-ss'
for the very There patronage bestowed and respect
fully informs them that he has just received and is
constantly receiving in addition his already large
assortment, a great variety of Ladies', Misses and
Children's CATERS; Hafgaiter and Cater SHOES,
Also, Walking and Dresss SHOES and SLIPPERS,
of all descriptions, suitable for the season, and at
rious prices according 10 quality--all of which art
warranted not to be surpassed at any establishment in
the u. States, either for quality, durability cheap
ness-wh&esale and retail.
G. N. THORNE, No. l5s Baltimore-st.,
jel opposite the Museum
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Wollen Yarns
Fine Saxony Yarns
Real Saxony Hose
Alpaca and'Cashmere do.
Cotton and Merino do.
English Cotton Hosiery
Country knit Half Hose
Germantown Hose and do.
Purse Silk and Ornaments
Merin0 Kid & Silk Gloves
Domestic Cotton Fringes
Eng. GMoons and Shoe
Ribbons
Titley's best Patti Thread
Parsons Spool Cotton
Black and white Wadding
WOollen Comforts, &c,