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AUCTION SALES.
BY CANNON, gENNEr T. co.

Nos. " AND ~ SOUTH CHARLES STRICT.
MIL VALUABLLE FARM AND COUN.
EsE;,1 TRY SEAT FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUC-
MHinI TlON. On MONDAY, April l4tA, az 10 o.
Eia IN clock, at The Baltimore Exchange, we viii
sell tla valuable and desirable Country Seat belong
ing to Thomas symngton, Esq, situated u mica
norm Of the city limits and containing about so
ACRES, more sr ess-lhe road to leaves the York
turnpike at the star Tavern, a short distance above
hessrs. Jenkins lanyard. The improvements are
extensive, put up recently with view To accOmTno-
date dairy. The Land is of the hest soil, well wa
tered, and the cleared part lies principally in Clover
aud Timothy. The Farm aud out buildings under
rent the present year-as year il yielded upwards Of
Si2o, besides furnishing the family table The Garden
IS extensive and well stocked with the best of fruit
The Orchard is of the best and choicest kiHd, many
Of them bearing the first time last year. The buildings
are so well located that the farm might be divided into
several COiintry seats. The advertiser occupies the
Mansion House, Garden, Park, and Spring House,
WIN the privilege of the orchard. Possession will be
gwen immediately after the sale; and il deaable, the
FURNITURE will be sold with the farm. The terms are
LIBERAL aud will be made known at sale. For further
particulars apply to THOMAS SYMINGTON.
ap5et CANNON, BENNETT s. CO, Amcts
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
M EW STYLE SPRIEG RIBBONS. Just
~ received 40 cartons new style Spring Ribbons
B0bhnet Laces and Edgings Plat Laces
English and German Thread Laces
Corded bordtr'd Linen &. IIdkfs.
HemstitChed and REVERE do.
French Linen Cambfcs
French Berages and Balzarnes
Low priced Berages and Balzarines
French and Scotch Lawns.
Also eases SUN SCREENS; 5 do PARASOLS
Is cases new style Spring PRINTS
10 do. new style PANTALOON STUFFS
10 do. bleached DOMESTlCS. For sale cheap by
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
(WhOlesale Rooms, up stars,)
No. 1875 Market street,
app FRI fourth house above Light.
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A CARD FOR THE LANES

IN III. COALE, No. I3s LEXfNGTON-ST
hIe opposite DIR. Morris Church, will open THIS
DAY Oath mo- April 7th in addition to her already
well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, a
choice selection, being an invoice just received from
New York and Philadelphia among which are super
neat and Fancy French Lawns; English and French
Chintzes; do. Kerchefs and Fancy Ties; the real
Manchester and Earlston GHghams, Scarfs, Hosiery,
and the best of Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves, Mitts
&C. &c; an assortment of Cambria, Swiss, Linen
Bobbn and Lyle EDGING and LACES She invites
her patrons and The public generally 10 give her call
4thmo7-3t- GA4tr1
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HE7INDoW SHADES. A new and hand.

NNISDOW SHADES. new and hand
w some assortment of very large fine Transpa-
them are some very finely fin shed Cornthan Gothic,
Landscape and Curtain patterns: forming the best
Lection of SHADES offered for sale in this city.
Call soon to secure the hest patterns.
JOHN G. HOLLAND 48 Gay street,
mh3l near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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BY Ii. w. BOOII.

" ELL KEPT FURNITURE AT AUG
w TON, ut No. > SOUTH. ST, the effects of
Mrs. Jones's Boarding House, on FRIDAY MORN.
ING, April IL, ls45 at 10 CLOCK, consisting of fsd
HAIR Cloth Sofa; Mahogany Dining and Breakfast ia.
bles; Pine do; Cane and wood seat Chairs; Rocking
do; Setees Venitian Blinds Room and Stair Carpet,
ing; Cooking and ParIor Stoves; Feather and other
Beds; Bedsteads, high and low post; Bedding; Cham
Der Furniture; Dining and Tea sets; CIockery and
China w re; Kitchen Utensils, large assortment
For examination the day before the sale. The whole
effects for private sale, applied for before the 18th
apps IL. w. BOOI Auct
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MIISEIIM

CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.aLVERT- SITS.
FESHIs EVENING, April 9th, 1915, will be per-
"a formed TIlIMBLE RIG. Mrs Ginger Miss
CANNON. John Ginger, Mr., JNO. SEXTON Sam
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
10 conclude with TURNPIKE GATE Sir Robert
Dashawas, Mr.. GALLAGHER. Crack, Mr.. OWENS.
Robert May thorn, Mr. JOHN SEXTON. Mary. Mrs.
RUSSELL. Peggy, Mrs, BOOTH.
U3- Admlttance % Cts, children under 10 years of
age, l?s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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NERS. CKERSON, No. 50 North Howard
1vA street, in order to accommodate her numerous
customers has received from the latest arrivals in N.
YORK, embroidered and plain mourning snd fancy
Lawns; English, French and Domestic Caicoes;
large variety of French worked Collars and Inside
Hnkt5, insertDga and Edgings, apS-2w
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,LAPANNED WARE

~ BRADLEY ~ CO., SOUTH EUTAW
u STREET, 3 doors from Baltimore ST., are ma
aufacturing general assortment OF JAPANNED and
PLAIN TlNWARE, of the very best quality, which
they are able to offer as low they can be obtained
in this or any other city. Among their assortment
are the following:
Spittoons; Fruit Dishes Candestcks; Walters
Lamps; Trunks; Dust Pans; Tumblers; Toy Cups
Molasses Cups; Sugar Bowts; Sugar Boxes
Pepper Boxes; Nutmeg Graters; Tea Cannisters
Nurse Lamps; Match Boxcs Sand Boxes.
Together with an assortment of Britannia, Tea and
Coffee Pots; Coffee Mills Tin Plates, Spoons, &c.
fe2l- eo2m
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SS.k FOR SALE. VALUABLE AND
iHAlEsA CHEAP HOuSES EARMS AMI RIIII. II


lssSn@ ING LOTS. Two fine Dwellings in Green
ST. near Lombard at $1,000 each; handsome
dwelling with beautiful side and front yard IN Park
ST. near Madison $4,000; desirable dwelling on east
Baltimore ST. $4,000; in Pratt st. near Exeter
S2s00; in Sharp ST. near Wesleyan Chapel S230U;
lngon ST. near Piscaults Row. good large yard $4,000;
III Mulberry ST. east of Pine l600 do. do west of
Pine SlOO0 very large and substantial three story
dwelling and store on Howard st near Saratoga, at
Sl500; 2 handsome houses in Monument ST. near Con-
suton S725 each; 3 in Monument st. near Canal,
with deep Lots at $500 each; in Gay ST. Fayetc
at $3.50; in Asquith near Monument $3.50; oppo-
site Caroline Church; l in Albemarle st. Sl200; i in
Broadway $1,000; also many others.
FARMS FOR SALE. A very splendid and valua-
BILE Farm, miles nof'h of Baltimore, in desirable
neghborhood, containing about l25 acres Of superior
Land, with good improvem MS will be sold cheap
divided and sold in separate parts there several
very desirable buildings sites and Il valuable water
power on il.
A Farm of 90 acres, 10 miles from Baltimore on the
Philadelphia Railroad at Sl2 per Farm with
good improvements containing G5 of good Land
situated miles out the Frederick Turnpike I of So
acres, miles the Hartford Road, l of 1872 acres
near Randalstown the Liberty Road, IL miles from
BaltImsfe; country seat of IL acres and good i'm
pr0vemeHts, near the first toll gate the fioOkstown
Road. A good Farm Point Of Rocks and Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal of 400 acres at only a 10 per
acre. or would be exchanged for city property; of %
acres, miles ont the lAir Road of 100 acres Id
miles out the Reisterstown Road with new improve
ments; also, 20 o theirs not enumerated here
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AND LEASE
In every desirable location the reduced rates
Several well secured and permanent Ground Rents
for sale. Appyto BENZ. BOND, or
GEORGE GELBACH,
Real Estate Agents, 49 Second street,
opposite Tripoett's alley and the
app Wafer Co.'s Office
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HgENRF w. COOKE, corner Of Hanover
u III aud Lombard streets, has received handsome
assortment of Spring DRY GOODS, embracing
Plain and twill'd Summer CLOTHS
Drap ID Etc; Drap De Vienne
Plain corded and plaid Gambroons
Supertne fancy Linen DRlLLINGS
Single med CassimerCs
Brown and bleached Linen DRlLLlNGS
MarSoilles and Satin NESTfNGS
Italian LuString, Silk Serge
CLOTHS aud CASSIMERES
CALlCOES--a large assortment of the newest styles,
fancy and mourning prints, and very cheap
Manchester Ginghams; Apacas
Mouseline de LANES. Cashmeres
Cambria Jaeonet and Swiss MUSLlNS
Plain Mouseline de Lame and Thhet SHhWI.S
Colored Cambries, Brown Holland
Irish Linens, Sheetngs and Diapers
"A Furniture Dimy; Servings
Mems and Boys Palm Leaf HATS
ParasOls aud sun Shades
Domestic Cottons from three to twelve quarters de
Manners Shirtings, cotton Drlngs, Osnaburgs
Checks, Plaids, Nankecn, Wadding.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL nj price that cannot
fail to please. nh27
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AIORK ms riruTE NOR ROYs.

DIRK INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
IA DIR. RiCH'D L. HAUGtEY, PRINCIPAL
The York institute, located in the Borough Of York,
Pa, 60 miles north of Baltimore, will be open for the
reception of Pupils on the first MONDAY of May.
ensuing. No situation in the Union can surpass it for
health and beauty being very elevated it enjoys the
most salmbrous and invgoratlng atmosphere. The
Institute commands view of the whole Borough
and rare assemblagc of the most beautiful land
scapes every side. The course of study will en-
brace the solii branches usually pursued in Insttu-
tons of higA standing and constituting finished edu-
cation. The academic year will be divided into two
sessions of % weeks each, allowing vacation of 4
weeks in October and 4 weeks in April. The terms
scholastic year tonly) 800. Each pupil must find
his own bed and bedding.
REFERENCES:
F." {. A ,nEn = n Webster, Baltimore.
Thomas C. Pratt, Esq, Gorernor Of MOryand
Hon. Reverdy johnson,
Dr. Thomas Owings,
90 James Miller,
&" w. w. Handy,
g Alexander f. Dulin,
&c VIM. VI. Kemp, -
Mr.. Moses Sheppard, .,t,;.,..
Messrs Wilson * Hopkins, DU"'"'"'''
Beale II. Richardson, Esq.
Allen Paine, Esq.
WIN. B. Norris. Esq.
Richard II. Hail. Esq.
Messrs John Bogcs Co.
Warner * Fisher,
James Kent Esq Anne arundel county.
DR.. Denny, EnSion.
Major Thomas Wright, near CentrcpHc.
DR., Richard L. Cochran, Coiunabin Pa.
Thomas fiamhiy, Esq, York, Pa. apl- wStllthM
ASHOE BLACKINts, of very Superior quality,
~ and warranted to improve by age, for sale in any
quantity at reduced prices, by
fp3 On OnDosite the Fountain HOtpt ,i1ht n.
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GsHAWLS AND SILKS. Just received from
- late arrivals, large and splendid assortment of
extra super Embroidered Grape; rich, plain and dam
ask Silk; printed Berage; Thibet and India Cashmere
SHAWLS. Also, rich Striped, Black and Blue Bl'k,
and Cold dress SILKS; Balzarine; French & Scotch
Lawns; Lace Muslins; French and English Chntzes;
Black Berage and M0useline de Lame; Bombszine;
Alpaca; Cambria and Swiss Muslin, Canton Silk
Hdkis,; Hosiery, Gloves, sc.
r. MeELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street,
APPS Between Calvert and Light sts
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COLEMAN YELLOTT,

n Z
u ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore,
Having located in Baltimore, will continue TO attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for col
lection in that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayette street, opposite Barnum's Hotel
G-GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. mh29-3m
a A.KENHARD, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
fAs No. = North FREDERICK STREET, and next
door to the office of Messrs. Campbell s. Burke, hav-
ing had many years practice a Justice of the Peace,
is prepared to attend 10 the drawing of Deeds Leases
Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Powers of Attorney, and
preparing lnsolvents Papers, and be found at his
Office at all hours (uness called busness) from
Z! A. NJ. TO g. ?. M, where he will he happy to take
Acknowledgements of Deeds, or will with pleasure wait
on the individuals at their residence. mha6-f
E1EACHES. 90 bushels peeled Peaches.
IL so busheIs unpeeled do For sale by
WALTER f. HARDING,
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EIYGYPTIAN SALOON,
NJ ODD FELLOWS' HILL, GAY-ST.
{G3-2d night of Mrs. SLOMAN. Mr.. CONN0R'S Sd.
THIS wednesday, EVENING, April 9th, will be
presented ''THE STRANGER"
Stranger Mr.. Common.
Mrs. Halter, Mrs SLOMAN.
After which, Dance by Miss ], LA FOREST.
TO conclude with "TIfE SPECTRE BRIDE
GROOM" Dggory, Mr.. FORREST. Leyina, Mrs.
LA FOREST Georgiana, Mrs. FORREST
{53-Doors open at O'Clock, -perlormance TO com
mence at precisely Admission to all parts of the
house IS cents. No dsordery improper characters
admitted. Ii
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MFRS. MCPHERSON, No. SO North Howard
lvA street, intends keeping an assortment of Lace
Neapoliian, Florence Braid, and Rutland Straw BON,
NrIS' APPS 2w
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


A MOS LOVEJOY, No. 1913 Baltimore street,
IA has just received from New York an extensive
assortment of fresh Spring Goods, consisting in part
large assortment of English Silk and Cotton HOSIE-
RI; ladies super blk and white Silk Hoses cotton and
Iuerino do; misses and children do all sizes; gents
per English brown and mixed long cotton Hose and
Hoses boys white, brown and mix'd do; ladies silk and
merino VESTS, with long and short sleeves gauZe,
cotton and merino do; chidrcns mernO Vests, all ST
zes; gents super silk, merno and cotton UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS; gauZe, mrrino do, beau a..
titnl article for summer wear GLOVES, a large as
sortment of kid, silk, Isle thread and cotton; ZE-
PHIR WORSTEDS, the best assortment in the city;
embroiderng CHINNELLES, silk losses, canvass,
patterns, &c, together with large assortment of
KNITTING COTTONS, Sewing Cotton, Patent
Threads, Spool Cotton on ivory spOols, Puese Twist
on Spools, PuesG Ornaments Rings and Tasses, Steel
and Silver Beads, Hooks and Eyes, silk Braids, Blind
Trimmings, Cotton Cords, flannel Binding Six Lac
ings, Silk Purses, Vest Buckles, Shoe Ribbons, black
and col0red Gallons, Watch guards, Whalebones;
Pearl, Silk, Lace and Bone Buttons; Needles; Pins;
Tapes; Bobbins Rraids; Cords; Bindings; Mitts Fans
Suspenders; Domestic Cotton Fringes. sc. &c. SC,
all of which will be sold at the lowest market prices
wholesale or retail at No. l23 Baltimore ST., between
South u Calvert ap5
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X MAUI q UATES,
IA No. 2s4 BALTIMORE STREET,

M No. 2s4 BALTIMORE STREET,
(rhree doors below Charles ST.
Manufacturers and dealers (wholesale and retaiD in
l. AID Esp DRESS TRIMMINGS, viz: Gimps;
Frlnges; Tassels Buttons; Cords, &C.; Domestic
Frnyes, and general assortment of Curtain, Mill
lary, and Tailors' Trimmings; Fly Nets; Odd Fellows,
Red Mems and Masonic Regalia; U. s. Flags; Ban
ners; Signals, &c.
Just received from the New York and Philadelphia
markets, new and entire assortment of GOODS in
their line, viz Fans of every description, Oiled Silk:
Knitting Cotton; tarpet and Furniture Bindings;
Twillcd Tapes; Rein and Boot Webbing; White and
cold spool Cotton; Needles; Pins; Scissors; Threads;
Gloves, and Fancy Articles Of every description,
~ Is. All kind Of Trimmings made to order at short
notice. mh3l-2w
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

THyO MECHAEICS.-FOR SALE. One Turn
q ing Lathe with Tools one Cabinet Makers
Bench with Tail Screw; one Vice Bench with Vice;
Turkey Oil Stones; Screw Clamps Hand Screws
Planes and other Tools Of various kinds. Enquire at
No. l2l North Eutaw street. ap3.G
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SOAP. Superior Starch; Rotten
- Stone; Bath BrcksI Washing Soda; Silver sand
Saeratus and Hops. For sale by
ape MARCUS DENISoN, 81 Baltimore. ST.
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< McGREGOR.

I'D EMOVED. GEORGE L. COOPER respet t.
IL a fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand to the
spacious building No. go LOMBARD STREET, be.
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
10 prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the best plan of any in
the United states, for hosting easy, cheapness and
durability. Also, SADDLE PhESSES on an inprov-
ed plan which will press with fourth the power
of any other in use. All kinds of IRON for house
builders-such as Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters SC.
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
of beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the best STYLE and
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage.
80 literally extended to him, he soIics continuance
of the same All kinds of Backsmithing ne atly exc
cuted at the shortest nolce. mhS-eo6m
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NNLY A FEW LEFT of those rich embroi.
" dered Canton Grape SHAWLS Those in want
will do well to call soon.
Also, rich striped and embroidered TARLATANS
for dresses; rich Organde Muslins; Marguez; BaIza
ines; Bareees, Sc, selling very cheap store.
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 400 Balumore-st,
aps between Ligh, and Chales streets.
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ByGG BOILERS Superior BLOCK TIN EGG
IA BOILERS, 4 splendid article; also Chatting
Dishes Coffee Urns. Coffee Biggns and Filtcrers; I'm
peral Dish Covers, in SETS Coffee and Tea Pots; Soup
Turcens; Jelly M0ulds; Blanc Mango do; Pudding do
with n variety Of in War;; Britannia Ware; Family
Hardware; Wooden Ware; Buckets; Rr0Oms; Brush
es; Mats, sc. &c embracing the greatest variety of
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES 10 he found in the
city. Che"p or cash, at the NEW FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE OF
mh2f-am C. T.. WETMORE & co.
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ENROF. DE BONNEVILLE. having closea

"a his Public Lectures on Magnetism, will receive
applications for his services EVERY DAY, Except
Sunday fri IN to O'Clock, p. M, at
No. 4 HANOVER STREET.
The attendance upon the Sick, who have
diseases, and who are willing TO be treated by Magne
tism, will be at their houses
lg3~ The Gentlemen who will form themselves into
class, for the purpose Of being taught the diieren,
street, on MONDAY, 9TH inst at u O'Clock, ?. M.
tG3-Ihr Committee, appointed by the citizens of
Baltimore at the request of Prof de Bonneville, are
invited TO meet with the class. ap5 2wif
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AEHHAM ESHs A.
REDUCTION OF PRICES

hEDOC1 lON VT L hlCEo.
80 BALL GAME, 6! CTs EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET AT SO PER HOUR.
FENHE Subscriber having fully established the AL
III lAMBRA as place of gentlemany resort, as
sures its patrons that in reducing his prices the
rules, which have proved satisfactory to ALL will be
adhered to, and the strctest order insisted on
Dsordcrly persons, who cannot conform to the
rules Of the House, and Boys under age requested
not TO visit the place, as they will not be permitted to
remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they visit
the Alhambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
I8-MR. BRADLEY, nv former assistant, having
returned from the North, will have the entire control
Of the Saloon department.
GG3- The ALEXANDRIA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT usual, is furniShedwith all the requirements
of the season, which served up in the best style
mhlG-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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POSITIVELY THE LIST WEEK!
a SsEBIBLY ROOMS. The Original Etho-
IN plan Serenadcrs,
MEssRs. GERMON,
STANWOOD,
HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and

Respectfully announce 10 the ladies and gentlemen of
Baltimore, that they induced, by the attendance of
nightly crowds and at the request of the public, to
remain in Baltimore Six Nights longer, being posi-
lively the LAST WEEK they can have the honor of
appearing here, owing to the pressure of other ell
gagemens, already arranged.
The entertainments will consist of variety of new
and original Songs, Gees, Chorusses, Buresque Lee
lures, &c, accompanied by the Accordian, Banjo,
Congo, Tamb0, and Bone Castinetts.
05- Front seats reserved for the Ladies. Admit
lance IS cents. Concert to commence at a quarter
to = o'clock ap7
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EpOOTs. SHOES, HATS, &c. B. C. Ri ODEs,
ED No, 26 South Charles street, offers for sale d
rect from the manufactured
Mems Seal, Grain, Kip, and Calf BOOTS
Boys do do do do do
Mems do do do do BROGANS
Boys and youths do do
Mems boys and youths Thick BOOTS
Do do do do BROGANS
Women's Morocco, Kid and Leather SLIPPERS
Do do and do BOOTS
Misses and childrens do do
With other kinds embracing general assortment.
Also, large supply Of
Russia,
Nutria Beaver,
Cashmere, HATS,
Coney and Muskrat,
Angola and Silk,
Also, 30 cases very superior Japanned HATS.
With full assortment of
PALM LEAF AND LEGHORN HATS.
{G5-A of which are offered at VERY Low PRICES
s-dlt&eOSt
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EVAN HAMILTON, No. IS German-st..


Who has for sale, by the dozen bottle, some fiue
Old Madeira and Port WINE; good Claret Wine by
the bottle; few demijohns very old PEACH BRAN
Df-any of the above articles will he sold rs cheap
AS they can be bought elsewhere if not cheaper.
{63- Please give me trial. ap32w
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CO-PARTNERSHIP AND KEMUV AL.

COMPREHENSIVE AND REMOVAL
ND j. MATCHETT IL g. McGREGOR,
AAs having associated for the purpose of conduct
ing the BOOK and JOB PRINTING, and taken those
commodious Rooms over No. Isl WEST PRATT
STREET, (over the Bookstore of Messrs Parsons s.
Preston) respectfully aCquaint their fellow cilizens
that they are ready to do every description of work
with the utmost facility, in superior stylc and on
the most moderate terms.
10 They fiater themselves that their experience
in business with an ample variety of Fancy ny PES
and modern improved PRESSES. BORDERS, CUTS,
&c &c, will enable them to give the utmost satisfac-
ton in the execution of such orders they may be
favored with.
app cost MATCHETT & McGREGOR.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
WISH TO PURCHASE, Immediately, n
q number Of likely NEGROES of both sexes, from
~ TO Is years of age, for which willing to paw
the highest market prices. Apply at No. 2 SOU'TiI
CALVERT STREET, doors below Market-st.
Ja2I-3m WILLIAM HARKER
DINI< TOPAZ and AMETHYST BREAST
IL Pms and BRACELETS for the Ladies, at very
low prices, received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CRARK,
mh22 Water street Cd door from Caivsr,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-09

THNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE
IL by the denijohn or gallon, superior Old Mellow
and fine favored Maltes BRANDY, vim 1922 and
some very choice OLD RYE WHISKEY, 1895, which
he will sell low, and respectfully asks those who
want 10 give them trial.