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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

GtOLD PENCIL CASES Received this day
VU very handsome lot Of Gold Pencil Cases, large
and small Sizes which will be sold reduced prices.
Al:o, Jackson's superfine Leads for Pencil Cases
Call on CD. CLARK, Watch Maker,
m22 Water street, End door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

o. ELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,. The
~ stock of DRY GOODS now in Store No. III
BALTIMORE STREET, will be sold OFF AT and less
than cost As to Vacate the by the LIST OF April
o. Come now ifyou want Bargains. mnl9
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

RMES. NICK ERS0N, No. - Soith HOW
I'VE ARD ST, still continues to keen hand an
assortment of French & German Toys, Fancy Boxes
SC. iuhl3-d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26
FOR SALE g. RENT.

YHyRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of IA decree
III OF Baltimore County Court, sitting III equity, the
subscriber trustee, will offer by public auction on
the premises, on MONDAY, the l4lh day OF April, AT
one O'Clock, P. NJ, ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT
OF GROUND, with the improvements on strawberry
alley, south of Pratt street. The Lot fronts 80 teel
and has the same depth. The improvements consist
,s7-IsA&, of FOUR two story BRICK DWELLINGS.
EE.:l conveniently constructed, now tcnanted, and
hTiii well adapted for small families. Subject 10 II
NsAi ~ ground rent of 5i7.
The terms of the sale rs prescribed by the decree
are, Onc-tourth in cash the day of sale and the
balance with interest AT six and twelve months. The
credit payments be secured by endorsed notes. or
bonds approved by the Trustee.
JOSEPH BRECK, Trustee.
nh20 2aWtS TP II w. BOOL,, Auct'r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

EYXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
-nZ MASTER, dated PEMBROKE. Washington coun
". Maine, April %, 1874.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

bFVNNF IIETIBNJII,
mhl9.f No. 40 SecOnd-st., near the EXCHANGE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
THIN sHoEs-coNsUMPTIoN.

The Philadelphia Inquirer has some
excellent remarks on the deIlorable er.
ror on the part of American females, in
wearing thin shoes and stockings in wet
and wintry weather. The editor re-
marks with much truth
"The fatal mistake is in many in
stances inculcated in the early childhood
OF the victims, and by the victims them
selves. We think we see some Of our
fair readers open their eyes with sur
prise, at this declaration and vet we
fear that they would not find themseive s
guiltless, on making the necessary in
vesligation. The desire with females
generally is, to exhibit a small foot pref
lily, and to make it appear in as neat
and elegant casing as possible. Thus
light and thin shoes have become lash
ionable and popular, and a prejudice
against strong, stout, and thick shoes
has been inculcated. Let any gentle
man, the head Of the family, who is
aware Of the Importance TO health o.
dry feet, and who for years past has
been in the habit of acting accordingly
take the trouble Of hunting up the boot.
and shoes of his wife and daughters, for
the purpose of making comparison with
his own boots and shoes. Our word foi
it, that in nine cases out of ten, ht
will be convinced that he has all along
closed his eyes to The true cause OF colds
coughs, pleurisies and other complaints
which have stolen the bloom from the
checks, the elasticity from the forms
and the roundness from the limbs d
beings as dear 20 him as life itself
/ We have more than once said tha
self.murder may be committed as wei
by carelessness, neglect, and wantor
exposure of the person to incIcmen
weather, as by poison or poignard. La
dies will admit this themselves, wheg
conversing calmly and dispassiOnalGil il
upon the subject. And yet, turn T.
their feet, aud you will End that while
they are disclaiming against the system
they also, in too many cases, practice II
Consumption, in the malonly OF cases
is produced by slight cold, q 10 caused
by unnecessary exposure at s,Partles
in conc ert rooms, SC, or by wearing
thin and improper boots and shoes. -
Thousands of victims perish annually II
this country by the practice Just named
Hundreds at this moment are coughing
themselves 10 the grave. Not a week
not day goes by, that n death Is no
chronicled IN some Of the public prints
produced by consumption. Friends, re
latiycs, ueighbors, are continually sum
moned to an unlimely grave by this dis
ease, which is indeed terrible III It's char
acier and in its consequences. Never
lhclcss, land strange 1t should be so,
thin shoes are worn as recklessIy a
ever, aud thus hundreds of our faI
coun,rywomen expose themselves 10
dangerous and deadly malady, knowinl
al the time they are pursuing the yer
course calculated To rob them oi what
far more important than an empty want
of display, growing out Of an clcgar
shoe, tight fit, or pretty foot. The
sacrifice Tor an empty bubble, not oDl
bloom aud beauty, but hoalth aud life. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
State of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT sc -
Clerks Office, Supreme Court, August Term
1914.
EN Upon the application OF
Il Benjamin Schof ED and Benjamin +. Pen
dleton, Of Stonington, in the State Of Connect
cut, representing themselves TO be creditors OF
the late firm of Dunn & Ely, to the amount oi
forty-fiv dollars and ten cents, whose property
was assigned TO Josiah 5. Peckham for the
benefit Of their creditors generally, and that to
all Of them whose claims were seasonably pre-
sented, dividends thereon were paid Of forty
per cent and that after such dividends were
paid the money remaining in the hands Of said
Peckha m was brought into this Court, by an
order thereof, and deposited in the Registry of
the same praying for their forty per ceat dlvi.
dend, upon the amount Of their said claim Out
Of the money so deposited.
! 1t is ordered and decreed, that said appca-
ton be continued to the next court, and thai
notice ofthe tendency Of this application be
given by publishing this order six weeks. mex,
preceding the next term Of this Court, in one oI
the Newspapers printed in the town Of New
port.
II is further ordered and decreed, that all
other creditors Of the said Dunn y Ely, who
havo not received under said assignment theiI
forty per cent dividend, upon their respective de.
mands, have notice of the tendency Of the pc.
titon Of the said Schoied g. Pendleton. that
they may appear at the next term Of this Court,
and receive, on establishing their claims, their
forty per cent dividend out Of the moneys aris-
ing from the sales Of the effects Of the said
Dunn s. Ely, which were in the hands Of said
Peckham, Assignee as aforesaid, and which are
now in the reg isiry of said Court.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF the
said Dunn & Ely, who have not received thei
forty per cent dividend, as aforesaid, to appear
(if they shall see ft,) at our Supreme Court
next to be holden at Newport, within and io
the county of Newport, on the first Monday o.
March, ls45, and establish their claims as aiore
said. WIN. GILPlN Clerk.
II Jan. l6, ls45,-6W.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
q poetrn.
For the Herald of the Times.
Lllles
Composed at the Foot of Washingtons Monument,
Baltimore.


Sons of America; draw near;
Liil np your eyes on high
Your Washington, is in the clear
And tranquil upper sky.
On that pure brow, with holiest beam,
The morning glories play;
And there, long. lingering, iondly gieam
The fading fires of day.
Come in the hush of summer noon;
Come with the dawnng light
Come, when the mild and nelIowing moon
Looks down at dead Of night.
How scars, in silence SO profound,
That column, pure and fair
a halowed eIory floats around
Through all the upper air.
That form Of breathing marble seems
TO speak of other days
A light unearthly round It streams;
A soul.born radiance plays.
There stands the hero, as he stood
On many field of tight
AS when, by Delaware's cold nood,
lie gazed upon the night.
| There stands the Statesman, as he stood
In Councils of the land,
The wise aud brave, the great and good,
First of the matchIess band.
In calm, high thought he seems to stand,
And breathe, DER hill aud wave,
A benediclion on the land,
lie barred his breast to save.
The narble-cold, yet voiceiul look
OF that pure one on high
Oh, doth it not each wish rcbuke
! OF shameless liberty
Sons Of America draw nigh; ~
! Ascend this grassy slope,
And lift your revnrent eyes on high
! To him aud Heaven in hope.
To him. whose memory guards the land,
And hallows every soJ -
TO Him, in whose almighty hand
He trusted--Frsedsn's God c. y. y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
Leaving for the expense in
CURED in the service Of
the people generally $4,000

II The same results accompanied a re-
ductlon of postage in this country as IN
Eng would the postage received
de(ruy The expenses of The Department
This is a question of arlthmetc, aud Is
easily anewered.
If a population OF ftwenty-eigbt millions
Chat of England, at penny postage
for all distances, yields a revenue 0l
S5,8G8,892, what will population OF
twenty millions (that OF the United
States yield at the same rate The
answer is S4, 1872, ,780-thls gives sum
greater than is needed To meet the ex-
pense by near two hundred thousand dol
lars, at a penny slirlirg, or two cent rate
of postage. A single other cOnsldera'
ton once satisfactorily settled, and all
difficulty will disappear DO the mo-
uves Tor extensive corresponds exist
to the same extent in this country, as IN
England THIS inquiry involves an ex-
tenslNe range ol sublecls-such As the
general character OF the two people,
their habits, education, business, inter
course, ability from the general dIstrlbn.
llnn oi means, Sc, some oi which have
taken pains TO examine, but none ni
which do | propose TO trouble the SENATE
wlth, because We have facts lor our gud-
ance Upon this, as well as the preceding
branch of the SUBJECT, t,tai in both
countries instead Of QUO. The returns
OF the number of paying letters which
passed through the mail IN this countr,
in la36, (beiore private mails iniericr
ed, was about thirty millions. The
number of free letters is about three mil
lions, making thirty-thrce millions. Ou
population may be stated to have been q
lha, period fifteen millions. Then, II ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
FRESH GROCERIES.
v':.,..'. ':'' ','''..' ',." Il r.. '', I'.', r.',.
sNs..zS4A A

a large assortment of PRIME F.7NIL Y
~ GROCERIES, and VLSIO.NS,
among which are,
1000 lbs of prime Dairy Butter
5000 lbs Of Premium Cheese
so bbls of Good and Extra Flour;
10 boxes Hyson, Y. II. s. Souchong Teas
Of superior quality and flavor;
20 bbls aud hall bbls of Extra Buckwheat
- boxes of Superior Havana Sugar;
20 bags of Java. Laguira 4 Cuba Coffee
20 bbls New Hickory Nuts;
10 do New Mess Beef;
S do prime Leaf Lard
10 do Treadwel's Crackers and Bread
10 boxes of Myers and Graner's Tabacco;
8 fancy boxes of superior Aromatic do;
80 small bladdcrs of Scotch Snuff;
Boxes Of raisins, citron, sweet oil, spices
pepper, chocolate, preserved ginger, soap
starch, pipes, &c. &c, all of which will be
sold as low as can be bought in town
GEORGE d. KNOWLES.
Newport, Nov. 81, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27

FOR SALE.

AxA The comfortable and we'll
ES!!!A built dwelling house, situated
YSij8 at the corner Of Thames and
NaH Young streets, well known as
having been for many years the residence
Of MIR. John G. Whtehorne. The house
contains 3 rooms on the lower floor, wide
hall, large kitchenand wash room attached,
and an extensive storeroom. On the secona
floor, 5 rooms with convenient closets and
a garrel above for the storage of furniture,
&c. There lie also large wash house with
iron boiler, &C., apart from the house, which
is used as bathing room-an abundant and
mover failing supply Of water, being brought
into both the house and wash room from a
fountain or resavoir OF water. 20 feet square,
situated in Bowery street, and forming part
of this property. There is a head of from
IS 10 20 feet Of water, which can at small
expense be converted into an ornamental
fountain in the garden The lot attach, d 10
the house lie 100 feet on Young streets and
81 feet on Thames street il contains good
garden, with grape vines, ounce trees, &c.
and one Of the finest asparagus beds in the
town.
Also lot adjoining the above premises
measuring 73 feet on Thames street, 70 feet
in the rear and l30 feet on Howard street
This lot contains about 80 young aud flour
isbiDg ounce trees, and has also fountain
OF water The lots are well fenced. FuI
terms, &c, apply to
RICHARD K. RANDOLPH.
Newport, May 2, lSIi-(tf)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27

Leaving for the income on
inland postage Sj,869,S93
The expenses Of the Depart
men. are 4,739, l29
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
State of Rhode Island, &c

NEWPORT SC CLERKS Office, Su
prene Court, jan l3, loi5.
"HEREAs Eliza Clarke, wife Of John b.
w Clarke, OF Newport, Laborer, at the
August Term Of said Court, dled hor petition,
praying, for certain reasons contained therein,
that said Court would grant to her decree OF
Divorce from the said John Is. Clarke.-Upon
the hearing of said Petition, the said Court or
dered that further notice should be given, to
the said John u. Clarke, Of the tendency oi
the same. And whereas tho said Eliza Clarke
hath this da, filed her affidavit, that the resi-
dence Of the said John Is. Clarke is TO her un-
known,
Notice is hereby given 10 the said John b.
Clarke, that he be aud appear &c he sha'! sec
tit J before said Court, neit TO be holden al
Newport, within and FOR the county Of New
port, on the first Monday Of March. isi5, ther
and there to answer to said petition.
WM. GlLPlN, Clerk.
Jan. Is, isI5,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
We're bound TO COrban's
CHEAP CASH SHOE STORE
No. 50, Thames Street, corner
of Market Square,
Nov. H..

w has just received 20 cases fine cali
w sewed and pegged BOOTS, excellent
for spring and summer wear, which you can
buy almost at yonr own price.
ALso-10O pair Ladies fine kid and Mo.
rocco set heel Buskins, made by Christopher
Robinson, Choat g. Flanders, the best manu-.
facturers in the States: which is verify so and
no mistake.
Ladies French Kid and Morocco Buskns,
ow lace and Slippers, very cheap.
All Of which have been bought for cash
and purchasers can have the same at rery
iew cents advance OF the manufacturers whole
sale Cash prices.
Newport, June q, lSli.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
BOOTS & SHOES.

Il NOwLES has just received 10 Cases
IN Of Mems and Boys BOOTS e. SHOES
of the FIRST quality, which he will sell os low
rs can be bought IN town. Call and see
Too doors north Q, the Perry mn.
Sept 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
Sacred Music.
Ladies' Cater Boots.

lust received from one of the bes, manu-
- factories in New York City, 75 PAIR OF
Ladies Cater Boots, first rate arlicle, Tor
sale very low at CORB.AFS Cheap Cash
Shoe Store, p5 Thames street,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
SMOKE HOUSE,
kxA JoHN w. DAVIS, Nc
HIM 100. Thames Street has

l;;iM. 100, Thames Street, has in
readiness his S.vOKE HOUSE. Tor the
purpose Of smoking HAMS. Those who
favor Ina, with their custom will please send
them as above. and they will be satisfactorily
s,tended 10. " any one desires Mr.. ID. "a
send Cor their llams aud r-Iufn them. he will
do So ~ small addi,ionaI expense. Hams
cptsd, also. bv Mr. ID m thc beet insnner.
Newport, Nov. Ieli-6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
900 [2AlNIlll

sp, The undersigned, having made
many additions of NEW TYPE tc
his Printing Establishme mt
and a superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description o
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKS,
WAy-BILLs, CIRCULARS,
SHOW BILLS, BALL Tickets,
STEAMBOAT BILLS, BILLS OF LADING
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDBGLLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s. LABELS, NoTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, Exhibitions,&c.
A beautiful assortment of Ploin and En-
bossed CARDS on hand.
Orders fIbm town and country will be
promptly answered, u. prices az low as those
Of any other establishment.
Specimens of work may be seen at the
Office. The patronage Of The public is re-
spectfully solicited.
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. 5, lS44.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-27
REMARKS
az
MIR. SIMMONS,
RHODE-ISLAND,
In support of his proposition 10 Reduce
POStagcS TO a uniform rate OF Five
Cents for Single Letter, for all
distances.

Delivered in the Senate OF the United States Thurs
day, February 9th, 1845.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-15
nuow CANYON DOUBT THE MEDl-

HNOW CAN YOU DOUBT THE MEDl-
q n CAL VIRTUES OF CANTRELL'S ANTI
DYSPEPTIC POWDERS, the only sure remedy ever
offered to the public, prepared expressly for that com
plant, single uia of which will convince the most
sCeptical of lis ability to in any stage ana utl
any FORM and being purely vegetable persons oL NV
most delicate constitution may use it in all xmas oil
weather with perfect safety. -:
Numerous certificates of highly respectaole GU
Zens can be, given by calling ut Mr. CaIeO IttsSuh
Dug Warehouse, No. North Third st, or At cant
res, corner Ut Carpenter and SECOND sts' FhiIadei
PIMA, of which have attached Few. ,,
John TizmOire, Baidesbur9; Nh henry lloI'eI,
M0yamcnsilg Road, Phtlada; Mr.. San1 Z. boustasS,
sall-n aker, south whaIveS Robert "a", NO @9o :.
Second ST.; Mrs. McMulen, Catharhe ST. SoulEWTh'
Mr.. Charles Dick. Second near South ST.; Mr.. Can
well No lf2 south Fourth ST; Nh DAVID sllitWeII,
Steam Mill Thirteenth and Willow SITS; M Barley
Jackson, No. leg Prime St; Mr.. IN res nav 80 70
hOyaReusing Road; Mrs. Steel, NO is Mnyameislng
Road: Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter near sixth st
Mrs Lawrence Commissioners Hall, S0uthwafk
Mrs. FELTON,, Ninth near Locust st; Mrs Alnlef, No
q Reckless ST., southwark; Mr. Thomas Reynolds,
Mead aIle,; Mr.. Hand March No. . Prime st: Saml
H. Watson j6J South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price. Jr, Second 81; John Price, Blacksmith; Mis-,
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST. Airs Shil
DON corner Of Mary and Front streets, Joseph Cain,
Esq MOBILIZE Ala. -
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No, s North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
j. F. Perkins s. Bro, corner ofFlaukin and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
f. H. Perkins, No. 425 West allimore ST. corner OF
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md
J. F. Caan, Washington city, D. G.
H. Peel & Co., Alexandria, do
J. l.. Kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber corner ofCarpen-
ter and Second SITS, below Christian, Philadelphia
{h54OhScrve, none are genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN a. CANTRELL. mig
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AUCTION SALES.
SIGNOR VITO VIII.
OF PIE FANCY SALE. AT'

C.ALPERT HILL,

I.TLT IsIt 4 IT.ILI,
AET Il beg leave 10 inform the Ladies and Gentle
w men OF Baltimore, that we snail continue the
sale of SlGNOR VITO VlTl'S grand COLLECTION Of
beautiful ornamental and useful articles consisting IN
part oi-Malbe and Aabastef Vases; do, Candehras;
MOSAIC CENTRE TABLES, with marble stands;
Girandoles; Chandeliers; Silver Plated ware; French
China Tea and Dinner sets; Clocks; OIL PAINT
lNGS;, &c. &c. Commencing at 4 O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON and continue until O'Clock; resume
al O'Clock aud continue until II O'Clock.
We hope. from the liberal encouragement exhibited
in the sale OF yesterday, that again the sale viii b.
well attended aS the principal part of the most
luabe articles remain yet TO he sod-none of the
Paintings have Yet been disposed Of. These who are
desiious of supplying themselves with such articles
perhaps VIII never nave such another opportunity to
do so.
rnl5It fpEl THOMPSON & COVER Anct,rs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-15
BY III. w. DOOL.

No. III BALTIMORE STREET.
A FRESH AND SELECT STOCK OF
IA GROCERIES,, belonging TO the late Mr. JOHN
SIlLLEi at the corner of President and Pratt sts =,
for auction, on MONDAY MORNING, May 10, at 10
O'Clock sale positive. Among the various articles
Rio and other Coffee; Teas Of the best qualify;
Sugars; Spices; Candles; Soap Lard Oils; Molasses;
Vinegar Loaf Sugar; sperm and whale Oil; Candies;
Spices; Liquors; Wine; Sweet Oil; 20 barrels Family
Flour, and the entire stock which is one of the best
for retailing. 1t s large sale, well assorted and
fresh. Terms: all sums under : 90 cash; from 800
to 5000 gu days; above 500, months, approved pa
per- bearing interest from day of sale. Same duy the
entire Furniture, Beds, Blankets, &c.
faOn same afternoon, at O'Clock, On the premises,
all the interest of The late JnO Stiry, deceased in
the Lot and Improvements N E. corner Fawn and
Abemarle sts. Subject to ground rent.
ml5-eots II. w. BOOL, Auct.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

80 WIN. ROBINSON, Matchmaker and Deal
NTM er in Watches and Jewery, CORNER, oppo-
e. SSste the Museum, has for sale general as
a~..:--ss sorment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, and
JEWELRY. He has received by late arrivals, best
quality of English and Geneva Watches, which he
warrants to be as good and as cheap as can be OBJ
tained Also, Jewery, Chains, Breast Pins, Brace
lets and Clasps; Shirt Studs; Ear and Finger Rings;
Gold Lockets; Specks; Thimbes, Sc. Silver Spoons;
plated Capdlescks; Casters; Fruit Baskets; Dixon's
Britannia, sc. One price asked, and that price war
ranted low as like goods be had for eseWare.
Being practical WATCH MAKER, particular at
tention will be paid to REPAIRING all kinds OF
Watches corner of Baltimore Calyer-sis.
m:3. eotf ..... opposite the Museum.
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
ERONNETs, RIBBONS, ~.

EFONNETs, RIBBONS,
ER AND MILLINERY GOODS.
SALMON y SM.9LL, No. s2I BALTlMoRE ST.,
doors below Char street, have received by late
cry Goods, which embraces $50 Curriers' Paris RI B.
BONS, some most splendid styles; Paris Artificial
FLOWERS, new and richest styles; Bonnet Silks aud
LAWNS aud every article of Bonnet Materials; Ne
apolitan Law BONNETS, new patterns and rich ma
tcria French and English Btiants and Rutlands
Gne split STRAW; Braid and Straw Bonncts; Leg
HON RATS, aud STRAW GOODS, of every descrp-
ton. at the lowest New York prices.
ALSO-New style Paris Balzafncs and Berages;
Embroidered GIN CHI AN 5; French ClIlNTZES;
Dress SILKS; Rich Mourning GOODS, with great
variety of Fancy and Staple Goods, bought very low
at auction, and will be sold cheap at any estab-
lishment in this city.
90 Country Merchants and Milliuers are invited
TO call and examine our stock, where they will find
the best goods at the lowest prices.
ms eot2lstm SALMON x SMALL.
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yWyO THE LADIES!

THVO
h r. McEbDOWNEY & co. offer beautiful
assortment OF Berage Balzarne; Lace Lawn; Organ
die do; French do.
Also, a well assorted stock of White Dress Goods
such as 8 Cambria; plaid and striped Jaconet and
Swiss; Lace Muslin; Book do.
SHAWS OF all descriptions suitable for the season.
PRINTS; LINEN GOODS-l2 and 1914 Sheet
ing of all qualities; Ca IA and Pillow case Linen:
IRISH LINEN, from the most approved bleacheries
GL}-The above articles, together with general as
sortment of Stable and Fancy DRY GOODS, Will he
offered on reasonable terms. at
No. 1873 BALTIMORE STREET.
Iu!2 between. Calvert and Light,