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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
TENHDfSAS BECK. No. So CENTRE MAR
IL KEF SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling OFF his pre-
sent stock Of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as Imperial Three ply'S, extra
super lugrans, fine ana common lagIanS, Wool Fin
ishing and Cotton Stair CARPETINGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, &c. sc. All persons in want of any
, Of the above named articles are requested TO make
inquiry at any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative To
the price of Carpering, Sc, and then cali at No 53
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
N b. RAG CARPETIhG, Of lny own manufacture,
splendid article, at very low prices. O4-lm"
M AXES LOTION. For TETTRR, RING
-EA WORM, SCALD HEAD, and all CUTANEOUS
DISEASES. This Lotion is a sovereign remedy for
all cutaneous diseases Numerous certificates of its
GOOD effects are in possession Of the proprietor, and
will be exhibited to those desirous of trying il.
Also, LAKES VEGETABLE EXTRACT for the
Hair, which cleanses the head from all scurf and
dandfuff, and invigOrates, well az darkens and
beauties, the Hair. Prepared BY M. LAKE, Anna
pOlis and sold in Baltimore by
SOLOMON KING,
No. South Calvert St, and
ROBERTS S ATKINSON,
olT-lm corner Of Hanover and Market streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

UAPANNED WARE. A large assortment
80 consisting in part as foows-Cash Boxes, Dress
ing Cases, Tin Trunks, Sugar Boxes, Candlesticks
Lamps, Match Safes, Cansters, Spice Boxes, Spit
tonns. Also Tin Plates, Lard Lamps, Coffee Mills,
Britannia Ware, Shovel and Tongs, Spoons, Ladies'
Knives and Forks. Together with general assert.
men OF fsney and Staple Goods, for sale at wholesale
or retail rery Low to close by ELIAS HALE,
o27-f No Ila Ralt;more :,
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
MNLY u. HAYWARD

WNLY II. HAYWARD,
HL No. rs HOWARD STREET
third door from Fayette st
has opened general assortment Of FALL g. WIN
TER GOODS, which will be offered al u!Ode-a.v
priCes-such MS
Cloths, Cassimetss and Vesiings
Blankets, Flannels and Lindseys
English Merinos, very 'hCap Alpaccas
Green Baize; Full'd Lindseys and Kerseys
Cashmeres and Mouse lines new style
Italian LuStrings and Blue Black Gro de Swiss
Double width SLACK Bombazines, very cheap
Manchester and American Ginghams
Green Beragc, Hosiery, Kid and other Gloves
SHAWLS-of Thbet, de Laine, Cashmere, Bfncb.
Damask, Blanket, Sradilla, SC.
IickingS, Checks, Canton Fannes, Drhngs
Bleached and Brown MUSLINS and other Dohls,-
tic GOODS, very low.
Also Florence Braid, Rutland other BONNETS.
RIBBONS, sc. SC. on7
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5. Third street, below Chestnut, Philad a
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents:
J. Boury sl0 BaIumcre-st: N. NJ Bobinson, cor Cav
and Saratoga-StS Mortimer * M0wbray, Balto, an,I
CHARLES SITS; Thos. p Harson 253 Baliimoye-si;
Flckey & Sons, 2i74 Baltimore A. Croyeau I'll
Baltimore-st; Coleman Rogers, l73 Baltimore ak
e. Winchester, l6j Batimore-st; z. Hall ll2 BaI,o
st; j. Nj. Laroquc, Bato and Harrison ST. Jas P De
Lacoar, $50 Baltimore-st; M. 3. Thompson Howard
and Fayene-sts; &. Z. Rogers, Howard and Maroa
SITS; j. W. Barry & Co., Balto. Pearl .sts.
ola -tuYthf3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30
THE FAL Ii STYLE HATS

HOSEPH $, HASTINGS, ar.
ep Not SOUTH CHARLEsST.
Having just received Il very superior assortment of
Flowing Blue Dining, Tea and Toilette Ware. would
invite the attention of Families and others in want of
the article to this lot which is superior to any yet
ceved of this class of goods
Also, fresh lot Of Gothic Stone Teapots, Sugars
and Creams, a very fine article, just received.
Also, 25 Dining Sets of CANTON CHlnA, and a
large quantity of Plates, Dishes, Tureens, Covered
Vegetable Dishes, Salads, &C., which be sold Sc
Paratey to match up Dining and Tea sets, at very
duced prices. No. s. CHARLES ST.
a few doors below Garfield & Brothers.,
ol5-lm aI5. formerly Stilson's.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

TILT BOX CORNICES, To render more
2G complete has business arrangement, the subscfi-
ber has added Gliding Shop to his establishment,
and Is now prepared to pct up short notice, CUR
TAlNS with all he fixtures complete.
His arrangf mens are such that he viii be able TO
furnish Gilt BOX Cornces, &C., in advance Of the la
test styles and most approved finish and furnishing
sui OF Curtains, in consequence of having thG Up
hosteIy and Gliding all under ones eye, greaer ad
vanages, both IN facility and economy must of fcourse
accrue to the customer. Also, Curtain Band of
style and character, together with Poles, Ends, Cen
tres ana flnss, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the CITY,
Mr. A. F. JCDLIs, so long and favorahly known for
his skill aud good taste, will sttond to the getting up
of Curtains.
VENETIAN BLINDs.-Also Venetian Blinds, of
all coiors and all sizes, made in usual superior
manner, with from 40 10 AZ stats 10 a blind.
MATTRESSES.-Also Hair, Husk, Moss, Cotton,
Wool, &c. with fine Ticking &c,
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole at prices to sui, the times
JAS. Ii. cox, l62 Baltimore street,
olllm ~ door west of the Museum.
MNILLINERY GOODS, sFlA WIS, sc.
We Superior Satin RlBANDS; Bonnet VelveL
Bonnet SATINS, FLOWERS, CAPS Sc &C.
Rutland aud Florence Braid BONNETS
Black and color ed Dress SILKS
Broche, Cashmere, Thibet, Silk, Turkesn and
Blanket SHAWLS
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, ,Cassinetts. Vcstipgs. SC.
Rogers and other F,ASNELS: Linens Lawns
Muslins, Calicoes, tall Ginghams; Gala Plaids
Hiack and colored Apsccas, Coaking SC Sc.
Which will Be sold 'ery low 10 ciose sales BY
THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
osI Ne. i7a Baltimore street.
n ICELAND MO8 COUGH CANDY, FOR
Id Cosghs, Colds, Hdarseness and difficult Breath
ing Prepared and 500 by OK. TYLER,
a22s Cornei Eas. 2sltTors ana High :rs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

gNHEAP CARPETING. Another invoice of
" those very cheap Ingram and Stripe CARPETS,
just ieceiyed and for sale by
b. IL. RICHARDSON SEQ,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
e2o IAR) doors below harlcs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

a CARD. Received direct from the manufactur
~. er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold rENS, the genuine article; also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with Jackson's superior Leads for Pen
ell cases supply of the above articles at all times
in store for sale by G. d. CLARK Water street. So
cond door from Calvert, at the lowest rates.
N'B. Gold and silver wanted. jel4-eotf
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FOH SALE & RENT.

k'%sse, FOR SALE. Several small HOUSES
R'E,,. IN q very desirable Observation-Disclosures bar-
9g,ia gains for cash, and several well secured
E51IN- Ground Rents, by
NATHAN HARRISON, at The
o2S At corner of Calvert and Baitinore-sts
,s-r5Sss, TO LET-A three story Brick Dwell
3sHt.t LING, with passage, stable and hyiralt IL
siisI lue yard, IN good order, situate in Lombard
2aia!.A street, ts3uh side, third house east nr nrh
street, viii be let 10 good cnant, at S2lj per wear.
Inquire of MOSES DYSART,
No. l92 Canal street,
o2s e04t doors from Monument street.
A'oIt SALE very likely Boy, a years of
Il age, to serve IL years-he can come highly re.
commended, Also Tor sale q black woman to serve
~ rrars with her two ChdGGn, hoy and girl. She is
first rate cook, washer ana iraner and can come
highly recommended. arplY at
L.. r sCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
e&' No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM. .
For Bremen-Ship Luise, with despatch.
For River La Piate--Barquc C0rnela. Nov. |.
For HaVanG-Brg Midas, with despatch.
For Rio de Ianeiro-Btis Abo, soon.
For River La Plate-Schr Fame, few days
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily Thompson, Nov. |.
MARINE LTST-PORT or BALTIMORE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 le45.
PROM rhE EXCHANGE REAnING-ROOM RnuAs
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4 tiEAT BARGAINS! Choice FANNY GRO
~. CERIES; Fresh FLOUR. select brands; MILL
FEED, OATS. CORN, CHOP, &c. &c, wholesale or
retail. Also, CIDER VINEGAR, for Picking.
G, w. AiREY, Agent, 229 Baltmoie-st.
oil between Bond and Caroline stF
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w A N L =.

NV AAHTED, immedilte'y, = male English
W Teacher, To instruct the common rUdments Gf
the Eng'lsH language, 10 60 about ID m!lc, in the
L.F. sCoTTI's Intelligence Office,
05J No. 10 Exchange PnCe.
MMJ ANTED. Thirty families and a number Of
w .in"e n ndS, both male aud female, acquAul-
edwiih The various branches othe cotton manuacturc,
wii, be- wanted at the Mount Vernon Factory about
the first of January. lsiG.
Several large ami respectable Families, unacquaint
ed vita iiia business, would also b. employed, Ihe
Factory IS entirely new and built upon the most no
dern plan. Situated ou Jones' Falls, about mile
from The city OF Baltimore. The dwellings also
all new, handsomely !ocated and arranged for ihr
convenience ut the families who may eccnpy them.
Persons in want Of desirable situations will do " ell
TO call upon GAhRLL, CARROLL X co.
o2s-eo4' At Mount Venom.
MW AhpHD. \ smart, Intelligent LAD, about
Wv 10 years of age, ot respectable connections
with good English GducatiGn is wanted IN Il Book
store Application IN The hand writing OF the appl-
cant 10 De iaane -
PARSONS, PRESTON & KURTZ,
oc29-jt No. Isl Pratr.st.
yHYO JOURNETMEN SHUEMAK ERS--LApIRs'
-A BRANCH, Wanted, lU or IL good workmeh--to
wu0m constant employment and the best wages will
be given. Apply at once 10
047-u ELLIS & NICOLAG 80 Baltimore st,
NMTANTED. A number of active MEN, to ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
nlar Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Mldle States and the Canadas. Each will
be INSURED cduU per per year, in writing, over and a
b9ve his expenses, with opportunity of clearing
$1,000 per year and more, if active, Each man will
have his own district II will he necessary for them
to have at least from 525 10 $50, to obtain good fit
ting out no ore need apply unless hr has thai sum,
heng our object to esah III good agents and give Them
such a chance as no one else offer them Apply
at the Otfce of the Unitet States Publishing Compa
corner OF BALTIMORE ami NORTH SrS., Jarvis
Buding) up stairs-entrance No. | Jarvis Building.
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
OBI ly
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ArHEcAP BLANK E,Ns. I have ON hand a
" lot OF very cheap WHITNEY BLANKETS. Of
good quality, :, 10, II aud II qr which are WORTHY
attention, having been bought at sacrifice, and viii
he snh at n snal! aiyanCe-Ca aNd see. Kcnriu-
ber the No. EDW. !. RICHARDSON.
OILS No 81 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

,pyt7 UnVhIuRANCY Ia. FHNICE,
4Fz PRACTICAL. WATCH MAKER.
mh24-h No. 60 3. CALVERT sTRfET.
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MHISS SARAH NJ. pEAAE,. POETRNIT
wa PAINTER, has reloved to No, 3 N. FRONT
STREET. Exhibition Recon- open during the day t..
Hsiters, o. Old Pallting5 Handsomely cleaned an.
repaired, pIglv
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

MW AHTED, ImmediItely, male English
~ Teacher, To instruct the common rUdIments Of
the EngIlsG language, 10 60 about ID gilc, in The
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30
n LEE NVEBSTER d co,
~ No, 35 MARKET STREET

~ o No. 35 MARKET STREET,
doors East of FredeTiek.st.
Have large and complete assortment of the air,,
styles ni FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, OF at
quales and at as fair prices they can be bought Of
any House IN the city, 10 which we respectfully cal
The attention ul all purchasers fearing not competition
For THE LADIES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09
| Y L NJ s

DELAWARE COUNTY ANTI RENrEEs.-Th
more ot the prisoners, Lewis Knapp, Arson X.
Bnrrcll, and Ezekiel c. Kelly. have been tried
and convicted this week. AtiiIavIts were pre-
scented and arguments heard in favor Of nrrga-
ioa of punishment, after which the Court took
time to advise. !, is probable sentence was pro-.
nounccd on Wednesday.
DEATHS BY LIGHTNING.--Du During the storm
OF Friday the 26;h uli., Lhe lightning struck a
shed IN iorR, ram wnrl three no" hat."'.-~
shelter, killing one, AM eriously lnlurng the
othcrs.-Ano,hcr death rom the same cause
occurred IN llanuvcr-a female named Tornev
"a child sitting by her side escaped. 1t also
struck the barn of Mr.. Walter, Codprus town
ship, totally destroying its contents, consisting
Of gram, five head of cattle, one horse, wagon &c
An INNOCENT MAN lIUNG.--The ST. Louis
Reyellle Of the 18th ut. says: "News was re-
ceivcd in til city, last evening, of the death OF
that notorious individual, Buii'llo Bill, some
where in Arkansas Before he died he made a
confession in raiation TO the murder of Major
Floyd, in August, 1872. lie sad that johnson.
who was hung iii June. -, was innocent, and
that himself aud Mclean (who was acquitted in
our criminal court last week. were the principal
actors IN the tragic scene, assisted by others"
A rare instance of .EiiM affection occurred a,
a Newcastle (Eng) Regatta. A man and his
two son. in boat was run foul Of, and the boat
being in danger OF sinking, the boys threw THEN
father overheard To tighten her, as they knew
he was gO Il swimmer, and the father himself
thought it grea, act o! presence OF mind in his
sons
CHICAGo--This city contains 10,76a inhabi.
tan'S, according to a census taken in December
Daring The last year, there were erected ST
buildings of all sizes. The foreign population
of the city Is as follows: 1886 Germans, 81.
Irish, 53l Norweg ans, and 6c3 natives OF ulhe,
countries. There are thee hundred dealers il
merchandise of different descriptions nearl,
one half OF whom sell at wholesale and retail
he different professions seem to be as vel
| stocked as the mercantile community. There
are As lawyers, % physicians, aud II clergy
men.
The Chief Justice of Louisiana, under the new
Constitution, is to have salary OF $4,000 ant
the associates $1,000.
Cardinal Fesch's gallery of pictures Cleft by
him to Joseph Bnnaparte) were sold a; Rome
ON the II h March. A Hobbema brough
$1,000. All went well, a, good prices.
LIBERALlTY.--We learn, from he Salem Ga
zclte that, at a recent Teachers meeting, il
Marblehcad, a letter was communicated from
the Hon. Edmund Dwight, Of Boston, enclosing
a draft for 500, as present to the Associa
| ton.
MAPLE FOR ENGLAND.--Two boat loads o
curled and blrdseye maple have been recently
landed in Troy, from the West, to be shipped
to England where this wood is in great reques
for cabinet makers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09
SODA WATER.

The Summer days are coming on. and
pu'l'ng every body in mind of thu, d,l;ob,C,I
COOPER Tor the inner man. which sparkles so
gai'y on the marble counters or prcv &,
SPEAR. OF all the beverages ever devised
oy The wit of man, for life, brlliancv and
PHEASANT taste, commend us to soda. and for
The production of it, in inim,abIe STYLE. wo
certainly never found spot which excelled
the magnificent establishment Of Me..r.
Peck d Spear,wi.h heir tasteful decora,;o,.
'essea'ed floor, and nightly food of lipbt il.
lunlng the square with cheerful radianco
1t is a passing fit place 10 invite in fair
friend on sulrry summers day to DRINK =,
the re'resing fountain, and already W. have
several times Glanced in passino -
the marble, young bonnels turned IN toward
the ceiling as if the fair owners were ,aL;o,
a glass of foam.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09

most importance. II obvious almost that
tie Mexican Government designs forcibly to
possess herself of Texas. There can be no
question that she will fail in this design. 1t
has been often attempted before, and under
far more suspicious circumstances than the
present. The moment Mexico sends an ar
my to Texas, that moment troubles will be-
Gin at home. Santa Anna is not vet dead,
and Santa Anna has troops of friends. His
death would not quiet country so disturbed,
nor, Judging from the past, would his release.
There are factions, and real factions in Mex
leo. which for long time will prevent all
unity of action in any great measure Of pub.
lie policy 1t will not be wise step for
Mexico, therefore, to renew hoslities against
Texas. Through Texas, she will strike a
blow at the United States, and thus have Two
countries upon her at once. We state but
the fact, without defending what would doubt
less be the course of our Government.
For us, however, under present circum-
stances, even with Mexico for an enemy, a
war would prove no holiday recreation. We
arc not prepared for it. Congress has left
the country without defence. We have a
naked coast left on the Atlantic and upon the
Lakes. Our commerce would suffer from
war in all quarters, at least for time, and
the amount of injury done no man can calcu-
late. We hoped to be saved this calamity,
but We confess that we are NOT without our
fears, and the news received for the few days
past, is of a character to open our eyes and
ears TO the danger as well as folly Of annex
ing Texas to the Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09

APPoINTMENT.-.Elon. Edmund Burke.
late member Of Congress from New Hamp.
shire, has been appointed, by the President,
Commissioner Of Patents of Washington, in
place of Mr.. Ellsworth. This is reform with
vengeance. Mr.. Ellsworth has high quail
ificalons for the Office Mr.. Burke none at
all. As a member of Congress he has dis
distinguished himself for nothing but his per-
feet subserviency to tie slaveholding interest,
and this was his chief recommendation, no
doubt. Mr.. Ellsworth, though appointed by
General Jackson, was SO good an officer
that the Wings did no, remove him: bu, il
is necessary to get rid of HIM, because his
annual reports, by developing the resources
of the country and the progress of art, are
regarded by southern anli-taritf men with no
favor. Burke is opposed to all protective
duties, and we believe all import duties, pre-
ferring direct iexaion. In fac, he is wrong
IN almos, every thing. The patent Office
reports will be very useless lnmber under his
administration, unless somebody else does
the work for him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09
LATER FROM TEXAS.

Later inteligencer from Texas has been
received by the steamer J. S. Mckim, at
New Orleans. The news seems to be high
ly favorable to the success of annexa,ion.-
President Jones has issued his Proclamation
converting Congress in extra session on the
10th Of June, in which he states that Presi-
dent Polk has selected the first and second
sections of the resolutions as the basis of
consummating the proposed annexation.-
lie has thus chosen Milton Browns resolu.
tons. and entirely set aside the alternative
proposition of Mr.. Benton, for negotiation.
The National Register says that the A" OBJ
ject of President Jones is to take such steps
as shall not only ascertain the will Of the
people, but if they shall so require, place
Texas in a position for admission into the
Union at the next session of the American
Congress"
a meeting Of the citizens of Washington
county had been held, at which resolutions
strongly in favor of annexation were passed:
and it was resolved, in case an extra session
of the Texan Congress should not be called
before the fourth Monday ia June, to invite
popular meetings in the various counties OF
the Republic. 1t was further
ReSoired, That in the opinion of this meeting il i,
the duty of the President of this Republic 10 consum
mate the measure of annexation To the United States
without reference 10 the wishes concurrence of
foreign or European pouer.
The Houston Morning Star has the fol-
lowing paragraph
1--WE laarn that our Government has recently re-
ceived communications from Gen. Afisla BY way OF
Corpus Christi and Bexar conveying assurances Thai
the new Government OF Mexico is disposed to rrea,
with Texas upon the basis of Independence Similar
dispatches we learn, were received from the Eurv-
dice about fortnight since, and il is rumored tho,
The BRUSH Minister in Mexico. will soon induce m,
Mexican Government to present definite propositions
for the adjustment of all difficulties between the Two
countries, II is rumored also that our Government
has answered these communications and the DIES
patches for this purpose were sent back to Vera Cru,
by British vessel II is expected that the final pron
osltions OF the Mexican Government will be receive
here ahon here about the middle Of J1ne, OF Ly ,h
! first Of july"