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A ne~ instrument Of fdestruction.-An explosive
shell has been invented in Albany, that is entire
ly closed, and thus not liable to sparks, or to OK.
'inguishment when ricocheting. The time Of ex.
P'osion can also be heightened or diminished al
pleasure and the explosion certain.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

Whiggery opposed TO general sufrage.-The
imprisonment for life, at hard labor, in the State
prison." of Tho's w. Dorr, by the wings of that
little federal State-Rhode Island, for attempting
to maintain free government, as qua ranteed TO
the people by the Constitution of the u. STATES,
and claimed in that venerated instrument the De.
clarallon of lndependence--for attempting to up
hold the principles of n jefferson, Hancock, a
Madison and other patriots who staked their lives
and fortunes upon their success.
The people Of Rhode Island tired Of the CALLING
slavery which they were enduring under the Br.
tish charter, that gave TO the fev power over the
many, resolved to be free; and met in their soye.
reign capacity, adopted q constitution, and un-
der it elected this patriot their Governor. For
exercising the powers Of this Office he has been
tried for treason against the British charter 60
vernment--tried and condemned to Imprisonment
for life, upon a pretended charge of treason
against dead and defuuct government! .7
The friends of American freedom may we'll be
alarmed for their institutions, when its advocates
may. under such pretexts, be cast into dungeons,
imprisoned for life by monied party in power,
for daring to contend against "property qualifica.
tons" --
knowledge is said to be power. but in this cor.
rupt age, it cannot be denied that money is the
Archimedian lever that can compass tho ruin of
any one man who dares dispute its supremacy
In the case of Dorr, every principle of law and
justice was trampled upon; packed jury of the
subjects of one government pronounced him guilty
OF treason against another; aud in the same spirit
OF persecution sentenced him to Imprisonment
for life to hard labor among felons.
( Thus we soc two cases in one year, of wealthy
minorities, in different hemispheres, prosecuting
by mock justice, the advocates Of liberty. In
ireland. the British government has sentenced
O'CosneH to imprisonment for advocating tho DO.
puIar will in that country. Aud the British par
ty in this country hase'imprisoned for life Dorr
for supporting popular government. The Bos.
ton Pos, says:
"The deed Of infamy is done. Dorr is in tho
State prison for life, in Of tho pretended free
states Of the Union, and O'Connell is in the Rich
mond penitenliary for twelve moths, both for
mninta lining tho present doctrines Of the rights of
man. Let the enemies of freedom throughout the
world now hold anjnfernal jubilee. and Yell forth
their triumph while they burn to ashes Magma
Charta snd the American declaration Of Indepeu.
dehosi'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

Il ne~ Bureau al Hashington.-A bill has
passed the House of Representatives, constituting
"Bureau of Statistics and Commerce" 1t pro.
vides for clerk at $1,000, and two at 8 200,
who shall, under the Secretary of the Treasury
collect and classify statistical information.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27


GTOur friend :" B." at Fort Gibson, gives Us
in the P. S. Of his letter, the following amusing
anecdote: ~ -
A fiat boat loaded with produce arrived at that
post, down Grand River, from Missouri. Imme-
diately after it was made fast, waggish whig,
5. the Phantasmagoria man, stepped up to the
Skipper, when the following dialogue ensued:
Phantasmagoria.-" Good morning friend
stranger, what is the news in tho way of politics
aohar you come from7'
The fat-boatman stretching out his arms horri.
zontally, and with yawn, replied" Polk and
Dallas are gwying IT,"
Plant" Friend, the Texas question must bs
strong thar7" g..
Strangely Yes, but they are all democrats
thar, though there is one smart ,ohig running. ~
Phant.-" Ah! suppose he will he get great
many votes7'' .--.
Stranger" Only tpelre."
Plant" Twelve! How many votes arc
there in the county p
Stranger" Only tcelpc Aundred.''
PhUnt.-" Good bye friend" - +
Stranger" Haipt you got the information
YOU want %
=
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

Mesmerism.--The newspapers say this science
is now used in discovering murderers.
This beats Phreoology ~ hollow. A Profes.
sor in this State declares that Jury can find a
prisoner guilty or not guilty. without hearing
testimony, just by " feeling his bumps."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

0-" Old Festirity."- antiquated gentle.
man departed yesterday on visit to his an
cient friend and boon companion, "Charley
Green at Boaing." The ancient maidens of
Crawford are anxious to know if he had along
with him. sufficient supply of flannel un.
der-garments and woolen comforters to provide
against the inclemencies Of the climate 10 yam.
kee land. .s ~
We hope he will return before winter or g we
ne'er shall see his like again. ssiis
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

Something ne,cer and more important still
The stock jobbers in New York are greatly excit
ed by the discovery of telegrnphic communica
ton between that city and Philadelphia. The ex.
is.ence of this mode Of dispatch is now proved
beyond doubt; and all unite in saying that q
combination of this sort is entirely at variance
with the safe transaction of busnesst of this kind
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

6T"GRAY Billy" rs. X" and .OxFoRD''
next week,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

The Office of the ARKANSAS IN.
TELLIGENCER, is removed to Viii.
sons block, in Main street, over the
store of Messrs Wallace & Ward.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

GrA meeting of the citizens of Upper Town.
ship, will be held, at Fort Smith, on next Satur.
day, when the the candidates for the Legislature
will address them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

The Inte!ligencer will be sent from
this time until the November elections,
for one dollar, payable invariably in ad-
vance. -s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

a Duef.-lt is going the rounds in the papers,
that John Tyler Jr, and Mr.. Peasants, the editor
of the Richmond Wing, have quarrellsd and have
gone off 10 fight duel. ta
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

Changes! Changes! Changes THE Cleveland
Plaindealer, says:
3" Thus rang the Federal shout in ls4O; it has
become our turn now. We publish to-day, one
hundred changes from whiggery to democracy
and we have lots more in store, which we shal
publish next week. So we 60" -.sar'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

The long lost Grampms.-A schooner has been
seen near the Bermuda Islands, bottom up, having
the appearance of a twenty gun vessel. She is
supposed to be the wreck of the Campus
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

or The whigs in town jeer at man near
Z Frog Bayou" for thinking the Tariff too high.
Il vii bs seen at the electoa that thsrs are mora
thaa eas man Of faaf sort On Prog Bayou.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The returns to New Orleans, on the 18th inst.
we're not complete; few Parishes we're still to
be heard from. We give the following from the
Orleans ps pers Of the 18th. of the correctness Of
which, we entertain no doubt.
FoR CONGRESS-.
lst District-SlidelI, Democrat.
I'd Thibadeaux, Wing.
Sd Dawson, Democrat.
9TH Morse, Democrat.
For SENATE.
Waigs.--Messrs. Garcia, kenner, Allen, Ed.
wards, Dupre, Morancy, Bernard and Lebuave.
IS.
Democrats. .--Messrs. White, Livaudias, Sdell,
Carter, Lodoux, Downes, Marshall and Harman.
sons.
Leaving vacancy occasonod by the election
Of Mr.. Morse to Congress.
FoR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wings, 80. Democrats, %.
The popular. r.vote has, not yet been calculated
but there exists but little doubt that the democrat.
ic majority is about 1000 votes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

GTBENJ. T. DuvAL is authorised to act as our
agent at Dardanello Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

GrMr- d. c. Williams of New Orleans will
please accept our thanks for late Orleans papers,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

GTOur thanks are due to the Hon Spencer
Jarnagn for public documents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

AS Som as Possibie.'-An editor in Yanke
land requests those of his subscribers who neve
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

The Ball Play in the Chocfaw Nafion.-The
play came off Al Yokna-chikma las. Tuesday, and
proved to bans was promised, a closely contested
game. Txtirs balls sonl home gave victory to
eiihs< party after several hours of hard play.
ing shey ,eeked at sir and sir. Upon which thew
|. Tested shprs Ira and when the game IVA. re-.
supsd the excissmea> wa. great. Tbev run
along even un4l ihey s't e1es.a and elepen, when
tremendous ,F,us was sent up nd the mex,
mornent the Honk-howiors were VICTORIES: and
tbs Poreaa Indians were beaten in as tighr.
game = tAsy ever played.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
From tho tConu.) Sentinel and !
YOUNG HlCK oar PLANrlNt
"Pick-sxe. Shovel, Spade-

fi "Pick-sxe. Shovel. Spade
Crowbar. Hoe and Barrow,
Bettsr not invade.
Dsnss have the nafrow."
z We are Rratifsd 10 icarn that the hu
and never fiinching democracy Of Middle
Long Hill. have generously tendessd 10 /
iitical friends Of this city. hsoutifui snd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

GA democratic neeiing.-2O,OO democrat.
met in Philadelphia, recently, to ratify the nomi.
nations of Polk and Dallas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
"Gov." Dorr IN Prison

"Gov." Dorr IN Prison-Gl
Propidence.-We learn from 4!
l., papers that "Gosernor I" Do'
city on Friday evening last 4
Sheriff, and Immediately procse)
to which he has been ccndepnne
rival wos nsJf exp-creh and bur
---Sry to receive and take care o!
coolly and collec,edly into tho
going into his own Office. He
and mother there awaiting bis ar
we're greatly affected ut taking |
was then committed to his eel
tho degrading discipline OF tho
In a short time. after his arriv
rapidly through the city, and b,
crowd with feelings highly ex,
Market square. The authorize
disturbance, IN consequences of '
were occupied during the night
military companies. The prison
during the night There was
olence. however, the indignat
manifesting Itself only in word,
Mr.. Dorr. it Is said, will 10.
present General Assembly,
petitions for a pardon, ut the sai
his allegiance to the presen,
State. This he declares he NJ
hence there is nothing to preve
in the State prison, al all event
carry the elections.
His father, who never count
his son. has presented a petition
for his pardon, which was laid
course which was the more
consequence of Mr.. Ballou ha
the floor Of the House, at the
Dorr. "against any action upol
coming from him." meaning tn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

si6le. Our compliments to the patrons of the
lniclligencor and ditto, ditto.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

6TIhe coons have great objection to James
X Polk, for the office of President, because he was
defeated when candidate for Governor of Ten.
nessee. Gen. Harrison was candidate for Go.
vernon Of Ohio and was beaten badly; and yet he
was elected President.
Was ever the Great Rackoon Cover nor OF Ken.
lucky! Was he not twice defeated for President,
And will he mol be third time! The ides Of No
vember will tell.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

1t is interesting to read the heads of the multifa.
rious and miscellaneous articles in that most an.
proPrlately named paper the PIcAYUNE. In one
column in looking over the heads, We read the fol.
lowing: 'The Methodist church {" has Resolped
that San Elderly divine,' "The Rev. Sidney
Smith is notoriously" the corner stone of an edi
flee for the Boston Female Orphan Asylum
"Capt. Stockton has given hundred dollars 70,
"Commodore Barrow" 'The N. Y. Courier
says "That Mediterranean trip" will "keep your
eye open.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
To Messrs. HENRY HUBBARD, &c,

~"os"S tH &NcU IUhs-h young uDukl
ing girl named Julia Ann Hazleton, agedh,
went to New York from Vermont abouros
since, for the purpose of embarking fhe
with family rs governess to childrshe
she arrived, she was dissuaded from 10:
by some miiliner girls, and went and lin,
dress making trade. Afterwards the ~
went to an emigrant boarding house, azy'
acquainted with boatman who promiseoi
riage. and on that pretence he took her be
Of prostitution, stating that an AldernH }
arrive to perform The ceremony. Afe
till late hour, and no Alderman appcSs
was induced to remain all night, and ~
who had deceived her, after having indt
yield to his base wishes, left her on the /
morning, 10 return. He did no. return, q
days after having no means 20 pay her q
was turned out Of doors. She immedic,
ceeded to the wharf in search of her BET
found him. She inquired il it was his 4
10 marry her. His reply was, I" wouI,
id FIRST" upon which, in moment %
she ran to the Battery, and threw hersel|
river. She was fortunately seen by cod
tempt selfdestruction, rescued from q
grave. and taken in charge BY the Moro
Society. 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

y Tree, whicl
intend to Por
II tho gloriou
emblem OF
npcra,ic cam
Iawn into tli
sPecied 10 ar
aon, near tn
b, about o o'c
.1end Of POI.
,pplemen,s, a
p a Pick-axe,
Barrow. to a.
Ills to bod ii
III
.ISalu,e, t,ge
.lther for Or
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

Tyler of of tk Track The New York
Express says Il is rumored amongst the Tyler.
men, that thres memoers Of the cabinet-Messrs.
Calhoun, Muson, and Nelson-have made their
conipuance in the cabinet the sine qua non Of
lthe vithdeeawaI Of the President from The cam.
pess>as candidate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

4 Ei1tsE Cenribution. Que il,ousasd dcl.
,]An hait IT, appropriated by the City coancil
( of -. Loas,ssr t6e rclief Of the Inundated saf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

COLUMBIA, TENN, June
GENTLEMEN: have had the honor te'h hen 20
letter of the Both ultimo, informinaio, %
democratic national convention, thc-ssnry t.
Baltimore, had designated me to be choice {
for the democratic party for Presidet that. N;
ted States, and that | had boon unanics Clay
mated for that Office. ich less
II has been well observed that .he ID Clay
dent Of the United States should neitlies Xcs
nor declined. have never sought il nor shall
at liberty 10 decline il, if conferred upon n
the voluntary sulirages OF my fellow.cii :.
In accepting the nomination, am deeply i
sed with the distinguished honor which han
conferred upon me by my republican frisn.
am duly sensible Of the great and mighty
sibiities which must ever devolve on anv
who may be called 10 fill the high station o!
dent of the United States -
l deem the present TO be proper yocc-
dec are. that if the domination made 4ned.
ven,ion shall be confirmed by the peogethren
IN my election, shall. enter upon tim CALI
Of the high and solemn duties of sp.came
the settled purpose of not being c\racter
reelection. In the event of my electS ktals
my constant aim, by strict adherN1cB Brit
republican landmarks, to MAINTAIN arn'fron
the public prosperity, and at the end oon COZ
am resolved to retire TO private life. IS; bu
this | feel that | :, not only impose s6ing I
salutary restraint, but that take tho rcher o
means in my power of enabling tho iss.
party to make free selection of sudArk
may be best calculated TO give effect I'd his
and guard all the interests of our beife ar
try. liInoi
With great respect, have the hefore
your obedient servant, t Sm
JAMES Ktrane
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
From tn,

| From tn,
ratification
Its of the L
5ond TO the
nd Vice Pre-
August---wh'
Peakers frc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

+ ~ fsrte Bustle association has been farm.
r Y .'s >less in Washington City.
s<soas'0'. tha tqsties aions, ed lst
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
RALTIMORE. NJ

BALTIMORE, M17 ~
Sir AT a democratic nationa" ""y'e
delegates from the several States, wings tn
convened on the 9th instant, and mid
the city Of Baltimore, for the purr OH
ting candidates to be supported for NAL
and vice-presdency of the United INDIA
ensuing election, the Hon. Jane NEW
Tennessee, haying been designated Ii
number Of votes given, TO be the CO y T. . k
democratic party for President ofthV ] X G
was declared 10 be unanimously noA l. A b
office. The undersigned was al c ii
convsniiona a committee 10 request !
of the nomination thus unanimousR X A
you; and they cannot forbear to exA X Y
qualification which they experienctN N L
nance Of this duty, and the hope v, U | S
fidently entertain. in common wiihtt ! S
of the convention, that the devotiot II A 4
Of democratic principles which has IL G
lerized your conduct, will not sufru II 3
deaf ear to the call Of our count = ii
manner so honorable to yourself,
your distinguished services.
With the utmost respect and esteesFy TO Q
honor 10 be, your obedient servants
- HENRY HUBBARD.e.
WILLIAM II. ROAM HATS
BENZ. II. BREWSTR these
ROMULuS NJ. SAUNly {? picl;
ROBERT RANTOUL there il
Committee Of the Democratic der dout
Convention ai,y cast
Hon. J. h. Polk, Columbia, Tennes
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
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TRUSTEES SALE.

EbY VIRTUE of decree of the High CoGyt of
-Ae Chanecry, passed in cause wherein Gerard
Peddeord and Caroline his wife, and Harriet Rowesy
are compliments, and Nehemiah Nj. Rowes Jr., and
others are defendants, the subscriber, trustee, will
offer at public SALE to the highest bidder on TUES
DAY, the 10th day of December next, at IL o'clock
M at the Relay House, part of that tract parcel of
Land lying in Anne Arundel county, adjoining Elk
ridge Landing, which was purchased of Paca Smith
by Nehemiah NJ Rowles, the elder, containing
90 ACRES-More or less.
The Land is of good quality, part thereof well wood
ed from which il is believed 200 OF 800 cords of wood
might be cut; abounds with Iron Ore of fine qualify;
is well watered, and from its convenience to market,
(being quarter of mile from the Washington Branch
of the Railroad and miles from Baltimore) will offer
an advantageous investment to any person disposed to
purchase. For more particular description of the
premises persons DESTROYS of purchasing referred
to Mr. Joha lie Merchant of EIkridge Landing
TERMS OF BALE-One half the purchase Hs0ney to
he paid on the ratification of the sale, and the residue
in ~ months from the day of SALE the whole TO bear
interest from the day of sale, and payment thereof to
be secured by bonds of the purchaser, with surety to
the satisfaction of the Trustee.
pl5eots FRANK. II, STOCKETT, Trustee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND
VOCAL s. INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT
ORIGINAL VIRGINIA SERENADERS

GRAND
VOCAL s. INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
hRIGINAL VIRGINIA SERENADERS
~ MEssRs. cool WHITE,
t.. I. GRAHAM, ID. KELLUM,
MASTER EDWARDS-and
OLE BULL MYERS,
Who have been performing with unbounded success
to the eIite of New York, Philadelphia and Boston,
will have the honor of making their first appearance
in Baltimore, on
MONDAY EVENING, Nor. Is, 1874
And continue Every Evening during the week, at the
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
And will introduce variety of
SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSSES s. REFRAINS,
Selected from the choicest compositions of the best
masters, accompanied by themselves on the
VIOLIN, BANJO, TAMBORlNE, TRIANGLE and
BONE CASTINETTS.
The Concert will conclude with. first time in this
city, the celebrated Virginianized Burlesque an
Italian Opera, called
III RAGIO AFRICANO;
Or, Niger SINGING IN A HURRY,
which has elee tied shouts Of laughter and applause in
the principal cities of the Union
{- Tickets p cents each; children, under IL years
of age, half prcewil be for sale the Music Stores
and Hotels, and at the door the nights of perform
ance
o. NOTICE. The Public is most respectfully as
surcd that nothing will be introduced in these Con-
certs that might possibly offend the most fastidious.
QC9- Doors will be opened at O'Clock, and Concert
commence at half past precisely nl6-2t
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BARGAINS FROM NEW YORK

BARGAINS FROM NEW YORK,
IN SPLENDID DRESS GOODS, SH.4WLS, &c.
EN Ii. HAYWARD, No. 25 HOWARD ST.,
FL Sd door from Fayette, has Just returned from
New York and Philadelphia, with superb stock of
rich Goods, many of which purchased at less
than they cost to import, and will be sold at small
advance. Among which are
Beautiful Bonnet RIBBONS, at l2l. l6 and l5i cents
Splendid Fancy and Plain Bonnet VELVETS
Very rich Cashmere De Ecosse, only 37ic. worth 50
do Super do. do, at A, so and 62Ic.
Superb Chusan and Grape De Ecoss, 81 to Soc
Rich New Styles Mouseln de LANES, 25 to SIZE.
Super do. Real French, (very beautifully
Fine maanna Cashmeres and Alpacas, various shades
English NIERINOES, exceedingly cheap.
SHA WLSi SHAWLSf SHAWLS!
Spendidiy Elnb'd Silk Fringe Thibet SHAWLS
do. Supr high cold French Cashmere do,
do. Damask Brocha aAd tich Striped do
do. Emb'd and Plain NJ. De Lame do.
Superior English and Spun Silk HOSIERY
Genuine WEIGH Flannels, warranted Hnshrinkng
Handsome Puff COLLARS, Mourning COLLARS
Kid and other Gloves, Mitts Crayas, Silk Gimps, Sc
With variety of desirable PLAIN GOODS for
FRIENDS and others, as ~ ~. .s-,..... . .
Neat Style Mouselin de Laines; Neat Style Cafcoes
Plain Thbet and De Leine SHAWLS, super quality
Grey silk Cambets, Super blk Senshews and Sasnetts
Sup'r Cap Grape, Edinburgh Book Muslin HDkFS.
Superine French and English BROAD CLOTHS,
brown and olive shades
Very neat VEsTINGS; Rich Style do.
And many other cheap Coods-all OF which par
chasers invite. to call and examine before
buying. Domestic Goods very cheap OIL
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RICH NEW GOODS.

RICH NEW GOODS.
HAMILTON EASTER " co., No. 203
HI u BALTIMORE STREET, now opening a
splendid lot of rich Fancy Goods, embracing
Very magnificent LONG SHAWLS, of various fsbrics
do. do. SQUARE SHAWIS, CASHMERE
and TERKERRI of new designs
Very magnificent white embroidered Grape Shawls,
some of which richer than any ever sold by us
Very magnificent crimson embroidered Grape Shawls
A splendid assortment of medium and low priced
SHAWLS, say from $3.50 to $1,000
Superior French Merinocs
Real French Thibet Cloths, very fine, for walking
dresses, &c.
Handsome styles of Cloakings
Marcencs and Florences, OF all colors
Crimson Damnsk; Rogers patent Flannes
Ladies' long and short white Kid Gloves
Extra fine black French Cloths, &c. nl54t
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME YOUNG.
TWNHIS CELEBRATED PHILOSOPHER
III late frem Philadelphia, has the pleasure 10 an =
the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore, that
she has again returned, and can be seen at No. AZ
PITT STREET, (south side,) near Exeter, where she
is prepared to receive them She will, by her univer
sally acknowledged skill in Phrenology, Physiology
and Pathology, inform those who will investigate her
talents, of their leading transactions of the past, the
present, and the FUTURE as if she had known them
from birth. She neither wishes to know the name
age, but guarantees that all who visit her will not
regret il.
lady. nll-lm"
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DRY GOODS, &c.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,

I'm ORDER to reduce my stock, | shall this day
n commence selling off at reduced price. The pub.
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS; super Cashmere
(a wool, French, of beautiful patterns;l also low
priced Cashmeres, handsome styles; French Mouse
line de Iaincs extra quay;) black and colored Silk
Velvets, for Bonnets; also, Bonnet Silks and Bonnet
Ribbons, cheaper than ever; black ALPACA, very
cheap; Bumbaznes, Merinos, Sc; new style fancy
Damask Silk, for party dless; also, white Satin and
other Goods, for evening dresses; with large stock OF
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, which will sell of
cheap, and no mistake.
]. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore. St,
NIL fri 2 doors above South street.