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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
STATE OF VERMONT.


Probate District Of MARLBoRo, IS.
In Probate Court. Get. 80, Is45.
ZONES Lnvica Boyd, administrators upon the
~ tate of LEVI BOYD, late of whiiingham, in
said district deceased and represents To the that
the claims against said estate, reported by the
missionefs. are Si,4l0,16
That the cost OF settling said estate VIII
amount To about 10000
That there are legacies (secured by mort
gsge) TO the heirs Of Levi Boyd, senior,
of about 100000
se.5Io,Is
That The Inventory Of personal property,
including the demands in favor If the
estate, amounts 10 81 ESQ 90, from which
deduct decree 10 the Widow Of deceased
OF 2O0, 90, the balance being l,4S2,00
Leaving balance unprHvded for from
personal property 10 the amount Of sI,07s,I6
Wherefore, she prays the court here to grant her
license to sell much Of the real Of the said
censed will he sufficient pay his lus debts the
leg aces aforesaid, and charges Of administration.
LovICA BOYD, Administrative.
Whereupon, il is ordered that hearing be had in
the premises before said Probate court. at The stated
session thereof To be holden the lon Of Perey Bal
lou in Marlboro in said district, the last Thursday
10 November next; and for the purpose OF notifying all
persons interested therein Of the time and place Of
hrsrng that they may appear and object IN the same,
&c they see causr) the said administrative is directed
seeks sueeessveiy ia the Vermont Phoenix, printed
Braitebpro, in said district previous 10 the said time
appointed for the hearing.
true copy from the Record,
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
II Judge Of Probate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

The Louisville Journal says with much truth, that all
the elections show the strength and the spirit of the
Wing party Never before did beaten party exhibit so
much vitality during the first year after its defeat go-
rous victory awaits when the time shall arrive for gen
eral and vigorous action"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

There shirt bosom exhibition at the Fair, ia
New York, having nearly $4,000 stitches. Price SIS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

The Glasgow Saturday Post mentions patriarch
aged seventy-lhree, who has been welded 10 five
wives, and is father Of hiTy-thIee children. He is
now working for Is per day, and his wife for 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

Leaving balance unprovided for, from per-
sona property, Of Se5,6S
He therefore prays the court 10 grant him license 10
sell The whole OF the real state OF said deceased, ICON
sistng Of about seventy Of wild land situate in
said Somerset with the reverson of the widows dow
end ~v representing that il would greatly eonduce
TO the benefit of all interested. that the whole should
be Sold az the sale Of part only would be preudical
and injurious to the remainder.
EN0S LEONARD, Administrator.
Whereupon, il is ordered that a hearing be had in
the premises before said probate court the stated
session thereof To be holden the Inn Of Pcrey Bal
lou in Marlboro, in said district the last Thursday
of November inst, and for the purpose of notifying all
persons interesied Of the time and place of hearing
that they may appear and contest the same III they
cause the said administrator is directed publish
acopy Of the record Of this order three eeks success
iuely in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at BraIteboro,
in said district previous TO said time Of hearing.
true copy from the Record,
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
II Judge Of Probate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

MI Franks has taken the Agency Of an extensive
Manuiaciory Of India Rubber Goods, and offers for
sale U5- Cloaks, Cua,s Csprs Caps, overhsus, Cow
erings for horses. Carriage Tops and Boots for Car
iages
These goods are warranted against heat and cold,
and neither soitened by the siiened by the
other and perfectly mpervinus the water. They
furnish most desirable protection Physicians, Stage
Drivers and Others who compelled to ride in in
element weather.
Bralileboro, October 20th 1s45. 0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

Psrmont Butter-A Vermont merchant to the city
last week sell his fall supply Of Butter-nney tons
Pretty WE'LL for single trader in small town among thu
mountains Boston IrGpeter,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

Mr. Queen wants ss,oOo,Ooo to carry out his plans
for social REFORM
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
JUVENILE BOOKS.

CLOTH DRESSING.
TINE subscriber informs his customers and the pub
II lic that he has commenced the CLorH DREss-
ING business for the All those who favor him
with their custom may depend ON having their work
done with fidelity and despatch, and on reasonable
terms.
WIN. II. WILLIAMS.
wiismsvlle, Oct. 90, is45. CIVIC
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District of MARLBoRo, IS.
In Probate Court, Nop. l, 1886
GOMES Enos Leonard, Administrator upon the es-
~ tate of SAMUEL MATTHEWS, late Of Som
ersei in said district deceased and represents the
that the claims against said estate reported
by the commissioners, are Si2,65
That costs of settling said estate, will amount
TO about 1900
s7,6s
That the inventory of personal property
appraised, amounts only TO 200
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

which is both large and choice, comprising the very
cream orthe Boston shops, such Silk Velvet, Black
and Figured; Satin and Silk, do; rich Scotch Plaid
and other Cashmeres; which for richness and brillan.
cy of hurs elegance Of pattern and desrableness Of
styles have been surpassed. Aso Black CASH
mere, Valenlia, &C., &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
PANTALOONS

OF every variety o MATERIAL STYLE and price, from The
uuperne elastic French Doeskins to The common and
cheap Cassm-res and Saiines, and which Tor real ex
ceeuce OF material aud elegance Of fl and finish, will
compare with the best that worn in Washington
street broadway.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
BROADCLOTH COATS.

grca, and rich variety, both Dress and Froek, and
50 various in styles and prices that they will suit The
taste aud purses OF all. A lew of them of very
superfne quality. made OF the best German and
French Broadc0hs which for softness and superbness
Of finish, brIliancy and durability Of dye Ard capahiy
Of wear are unrivsled. Also, SACK and FROCK
COATS and SPENCERS of different materials, for
business coats.
MI Franks Is narticuarly nLoud of bis selection Of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-14
HI EACH ~ GATES,
EA No. 29I BALTIMORE STREET,

NEW GOODS. Just opened a fresh supply OF
~ superior black Bombazines, Lnpin's uianuac-
ture do. do. ALPACAS, unusually fine
Superior plain and fg'd white Marscilles NESTING
do. do. and corded black Satin do
do. new style Marseilles do.
Rich Barege SHAWLS and SCARFS
Super black Silk Warp Cashmaret
do. do. Ora d'Ete
do. all Wool do.
do. plain and twed SUMMER CLO 9TH
do new style white and celOred DRILLINGS
Extra fine white Duck DRILL, for Vesting, &c.
Rich BalZarne LAWNS Bareges
do. Mourning Lawns; Mousnes black BAREGE;
Bazafine, sc.
90 Daily receiving new Goods which can offer
wholesale and retail at low prices. Wholesale Rooms
up stairs HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
apps DOB Market street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-14

EeOOTS, SHOES, HATS. &c. B. c, RHODES,
- NO. 70 South Charles street. offers for sale di-
rect from the manufacturers
Mems Seal, Grain, Kip, and Calf BOOTS
Boys do do do do do
Mems do do do do BROCANS
Boys and youths do do
Mems boy's and youths Thick BOOTS
Do do do do BROGANS
Women's Morocco, Xii and Leather SLIPPERS
Dc do and do BOOTS
Misses and children's 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 Jdpanncd HATS.
With fall assortment of
PALM LEAF AND LEGHORN HATS.
SG3- All eli which are offered at VERY Low PRICES
apS dit& cost
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GRAND CONCERT.
SIGNORA ROSINA PICO, Prima

ESIGNORA ROSINA PICO, Prma Donna of
~ the Italian Opera, of New York, begs leave TO in
form her friends and the public in general, that she
will give her first GRAND VOCAL AND fNSTRU-
MENTAL CONCERT, at CALVERT HAIL. on MON
DAY, April lih, on which occasion she will he az
sisted by the following eminent talent Sig. SANoUGRI-
co, "Prma Bulfo Of the Italian OPERA" and Master
SCoNCIA, the American Violinst.
PKOGRAMME-PARTI
|, Fantastic on the fiano, Muller
.. Grand Duetto-Quanto Amore-from the
Opera of the "EIxir of I.ove"-Sgnora
Pico and Sig. SaHquirico, Donizett
8. SOLO -Ma-Eeline-Alast Sconcia, Hauman.
4, Grand Aria Seuiramae-Ah! Quel sior-
no-Signora Pico, Rossini.
5. Cavatina-Mei Rampol-Sg. Sanqui-
rco-Cerentoa, Rossn
|. Dueu-Dunque 10 son--from the Barber
di Sivigia-Signora Pico and Sig. San
quirico. ROssn
2. Solo Volin-Lc Carneva de Venice
Master Sconcia, Ernest
3. Brindisi-ll regreto-frOm the Lucreza
Borgia-Signora PicO, DoniZctti.
4. Aria Mascalznni-ffom lie Convenience
Teatrali-Sig. SanquricO, Donizetti
). Spanish Ballad-Signota Pco, BIanco.
Mr.. MILLER will preside at the Piano.
The Grand Piano used on this occasion is from Mr.,
ConradtS Piano Forte warehouse
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH. To he had at
the principal Music Stores, and at RobnsOns Libra
ny, Barnums City Hotel, and at the door the even
ing of the Concert.
o. Doors open at Z, Concert to commence at
O'Clock. apl2-2t
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS

IRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN SEREN.3DERS.
EGf the solicitation eff hundreds, who have not
I'D been able to obtain seats, owing TO the immense
CROW DS that nightly fill the Rooms they have been
induced to remain FEW NIGHTS LONGER.
THIS EVENING, April Ia, 1916, variety of new
SONGS and GLEES will be introduced, likewise a
NEW QUICK STEP, composed and arranged by
Professor JAMES Nj. Deems.
SG3~ Front seats reserved for the Ladies. Admit
lance 70 cents. Concert to commence at quarter
TO O'Clock apl4
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AUCTION SALES.
nv H, w. ROOF

a POSITIVE SALE OF FELL'S POINT
"a PROPERTY. On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April 18Th, lS15, at o'clock, on the prem
:es, shall sell the following property 10 wiz: LOT
fronting al feet on Thames street, II feet southwest
eily OF Bond street.. depth of the LOT II feet The
-,-., Improvements are Two frame dwellings N
49, good repair and well rented To plncual ten
sEaa ants. Tuis property is in fee and will be sold
49, to the highest bidder for cash, The tile sin
disptase and all taxes paid up to the day Of te
apl2-4t IL. w. BON, Arc
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NpROF. DE BONNEVILLE, having 81

NDROF. DE BONNEVILLE, having closed
III his Public Lectures on Magnetism, will receive
applications for his services EVERY DAY, Except
Sunday firm to O'Clock, P. M. at
No. HANOVER STREET.
The attendance upon the Sick, who have Nervous
diseases, and who willing to be treated by Magne-
tism, will be at their houses.
{63> The Gentlemen who will form themselves into
class, for the purpose of being taught the dtren,
branches of Magnetism, will meet at No. Hanover
N5-Th Committee, appointed by the citizens of
Baltimore at the request of Prof de Bonneville are
invited to meet VITA the class. au5-2wif
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R0 No. 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
The subscriber begs leave inform the public that
he has now on hand 500 superior made MATTRASS-
Els, consisting of Hair, Moss, Husk, Manila, Pain
Leaf and Wool, of all Sizes so FEATHER BEDS,
made of the best Ticking, and filled with the best Eas
tern Shore Live eese Feathers warranted sweet ana
free from smell; 1000 lks. best quality CURL Ell
HAIR, received direct from Boston, will be sold in
the rope or picked 500 lbs. prime FEATHERS, Cured
or Uncured, sold by the bag in lots suit housekeep
Also in store, Cot Bedsteads, Blankets Look ing
Glasses, Sheepskin Mats, SC. Sc Made to order,
Beds, Mattresses, Cushions, Carpets and Curtains
UPHOLSTERY done in all its Branches
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Ships and Steamboats,
furnished at shOf notice, the best terms. Old eat
er beds dressed, and old mattresses renovated. Per
of the above articles will save 30 per cent
by calling at the FEATHER EMPORIUM 81 South
Calvert-st. two doors below the Mechanical Engine
House. w. 2 SPEGCER
N B. Wanted smart, active Boy, abou. Is wears
oi age, 10 ran errands. Apply as above. apt
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ALBA BR A.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

ItEDUO IO1N UT HICEo.
80 BALL GAME, g. CTs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET AT so " PER HOUR.
TBNHE Subscriber having fully established the AL
III HAMBRA as place of gentlemanly resort as
its patrons that in reducing his prices the same
rules, which have proved satisfactory all, will be
adhered to, and the strictest order insisted on.
Disorderly persons, who cannot conform to the
rules of the House, and Boys under age are 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 can visit
03-MR. BRADLEY, nv former assistant, having
returned from the North will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
G3-The ALEXANDRIA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT usual is furnishedwith all the requirements
of the season which are served up in the best style
mhlS-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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q HOsIERY! HOSIERY! just purchased of

EHOSIERY! HOSIERY! Just purchased of
n Il. gentleman declining the business, 4 la re as
sortnent of Genucmen's, Ladies', Boys, Misses and
lntaHts STOCKINGS, assorted sizes and colors, at
very reduced prices. Also, few dozen LADIES' SUI
perior Bleached Thread Hose and gentlemen's half
Hose. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to parchase for
themselves others, will find it to their advantage to
call. The subscriber has also on hand a en- raj as
sertment of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS in which
he fiatttrs himself he sell great Bdrg tHs as he
purchases almost exclusively for cash.
DAVID r, DURBOROW,
al2-3t No 81 BaIijmore st,eet
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BY CANNON, BENNET & CO,

NOS. 70 AND 80 SOTTH CHARLES STRRgF
JEIfskaa VALUABLLE FARM AND COUN
MW;I Ikf SEAT FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUE-
EgNiiH IlON. On MONDAY, April 18th, at 10 q,
-hiltAclock at the Baltimore Exchange we viii
sell mat valuable aud desirable Country Seat belong
ing to Thomas synlingon, ESQ, situated "A mifes
north of the city limits, and cchtining about go
ACRES, more ar lessthe road to 1t leaves The Yos.
turnpike at the Star Tavern short distance above.
Messrs. jenkins lanyard. The improvements are
extensive, put up recently with view TO accCHlps!
date dairy. The Land is of the best soA well wa
tcred, and the cleared part lies principally in Clover
and Timothy. The Farm and out buildings are under
rent the present yearlast year it yielded upwards o.
S42o, besides furnishing the family table. The Garden
is extensive and well stocked with the best OF frur
The Orchard is Of the best and choices Kind mas,
Oh tieih bearing the first time last year The buldings
are so wen located that the farm might be divided
SEVERN country seats The advertiser occupies toe
Mansion House. Garden, Park, and Spring House
WIN me privilege of the orchard. Possession will b.
gwen Immediately after the sale; and if desirable the
turnltare VIII be sold with the farm. The terms are
liberal, aud will be made known at sale. For further
particulars apply to THOMAS SYMlNGTON.
ap5St CANNON. BENNETT < co. Aucts
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VEyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE
u by the demohn or gallon, superior Old Mellow
and fine favored Mafte's BRANDY, win. 1922, and
some very choice OLD RYE WIiISKEY, 25,which
he will sell low, and respectfully asks those who
want to give them trial.
EVAN HAMILTON, No. IS German-st
between Hanover and Sharp.
Who has for sale, by the dozen bottle, some iue
old Madeira and Port WINE; good Claret Wine, by
the bottle; few demiiOhns very cid PEACH BRAN
DY-any of the above articles will he sold as cheap
as they can be bought elsewhere if not cheaper.
Gy- Please give me a trial. ap3-2w
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DRY GOODS, &c.
A LII NEW! NEW STORE

IA NEW STOCK AND NEW FIRM!
d. LEE WEBSTER a. co. respectfully inform
Their friends and the public that they have taken tn,
store recently occupied by Samue! DalIam & Co.
No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET, three doors below
TrpoIets alley, and have received from Auction
and late arrivals from Europe, and are now opening
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Our stock being entirely new, and having been select
ed with great care, and many of goods being A nc
cn Jobs, we prepared to sell very cheap--ws 1ave
DONE TIC COFTONS, bleached and brown OF
all widths, embracing few bales full yard vide
stout Shectings, at 81 cts per ward
CAL1COES, latest styles, g. to lS; cts per ward
Mems Summer Wear--6!, 10, las cts SC. :"
Cotton Hose aud half HOsu-the cheapest ever SEEN.
from o. to % cents a pair
Colored and white Spool Cotton, only Ct q spool
Painted Lawns,
W Ta51at%' n hn%ns splendid assortment
Ginghams, Alpacas, }
Plain and Embroidered Thibei
RichL Printed NJ de Lame
White and colOred Barge ,u,v,,.
CameleGn and Fancy Silk 9h.fNhH
Plain and emh'd NJ de Lame
Large size Black Nett
Cambria, Jac0net and Swiss MCSLTSS
IRISH Linens, Diapers, Counterpanes
laces and Edgings, Cap Nets, Green Baregc.
CLOTHS, Casslineres, Vestings
GambroOns, DrilngS, Drap DEte
Summer Cloths, Brown French Linens
Umbrellas, Parasols, Sun Shades
Cassnets, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
domestic Plaids, Checks, Osnaburgs
Iickings, Crash Oil Cloth, &c. sc.
- {d5s Country Merchants, as well all who buy
Dry Goods for their own use, may promote their in
terest by calling at
apl2-tf No. rs BALTIMORE STREET.
HNLOTHs, CAsSIMERES AND vEsTINGs.
" Just received at the New Store, large addition
to our stock of Gentenens wear, consisting in part of
CLOTIiS-Back, blue black blue, OLIVE brown,
and invisible green, French, English, Belgian and
American, from to $3.50.
CAS- >IMERES-Rbhcd and plain, double MiIled,
all coors. from % cts to 81 Fancy Striped and plain
single miled, Sl.l2a 10 Sl75 black French DOeskin,
for sentemeR's summer coats; and French Elias
tic Cassimeres, from % to : 80.
VESTINGS-Satn, FlOrentine, LaventiRe and Silk
from LIS to $3.50; Marsecs, Cashmere and Linen,
374 cts. TO $l75 Also, Summer Cloths; DTap de Etc;
Indannas; Alpaca Cloths; plaid, striped and plain
Gamhroons; ribbed and plain Linen Drills; 3 and A
brown and drab Linens and cotton Pantaoon Stutfs;
a large assortment of Brown and Bleached Cotton
Sheetngs and Shrtings, Cotton Drills, &c. &c.
{b3- Our stock of gentlemen's is now one of
the best in the city, and customers maydepend on
finding the Lest articles at the lowest prices.
JOHN H. WILSON,
Ne. 80 Baltimore st, (Whiie House,
ap9-wSm doors below Frederick st.
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ED ENJOYED. GEORGE E. COOPER respecs
IA fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand to To
spacious building No. &c LOMBARD STREET, bs-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
is prepared 10 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 PRESSES on an iupfoy-
ed plan, which will press with one-fouth the power
of any other in All kinds of IRON for mousse
buders-sueh As Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters, &c.
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
of beautiful patterns hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the best style anu
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past pa..onace
so literally extended TO him. he solics continuance
OF the same. All kinds of Blacksniithing neatly exc
cuted at the shortest notice. mh6- eo6H
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EBAY EXHIBITION. The public are r

~ spectfu informed that on MONDAY, April II,
1913, JASPER, the GIANT CHILD, the largest Boy
III the world, only years old, and weighing 200 lbs.
can he seen at the Museum He is 45 lbs. heavier
than was the English Mammoth, Daniel Lambert, at
the same age, who eventually reached 15f lbs.
Jasper is native of Orange Coanty, North Carolina
and will he years old LIST July next. This wonder
full child has interesting and intelligent counte-
nance and pleasing appearance extraordinary strength
his muscular powers being precscously developed to
great extent, aud is an athl, lie, active youths a
subject of special interest to the Medical Faculty to
whom any information tn regard to this living GU .
riosity will be communicated by the gentleman who
accompanies him.
05- TO be seen from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ. Admit
lance % cents-chidfen half price, apl4
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THEAP PAPER HANGINGS. The sub
~ scriber offers for sale Of the best assortments
of American PAPER HANGINGS in the city, at very
greatly reduced prices and put up by careful journey
men, no boys bel employed. Also his superior
VENIT!AN BLINDS, HUsk NJ ATrREsSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS &C.
of the very best materials and workmanship, and at
prices very near, if not quite low, inferior
article may be purchased for elsewhere
JAMES II. COX,
No. l62 Baltimore street,
apl0-lm second door west of the Museum.
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COTTON YARN.
CARPET CHAIN. CANDLE WICK

COI1OH YARN.
CARPET CHAIN. CANDLE WICK
- COTTON TWINE, COTTON LAPS
BLACK AND WHITE WADDlNG
Eaade at the Howard Factory, out of the best mate
rial, and for sal at the lowest market rates. at the
Factory office, by d. A. MARTIN,
NO. 3 South Liberty street,
ini3i-eolm one square south of Market street.
A CARD. MOSES POTTER begs leave most
N respectfully to acquant his friends in the city
aad ceantry that he has removed from South Charles
street to CHINA HALL, $50 Baltimore street. (E. M.
Kerr Co's.)
Nj. Porter would avail himself of this opportunity
OF thanking his friends for the liberal patronage ex
tended to him, heretofore, and il happy in assuring
them that he will have increased facilities for exeeu
ing their orders from the and ertensire stock at
China Hall, the sales of which for the future will
be under his particular charge. mil Scott
a 1.-THE WEST END LITERARY DEPOT!
"a Nos. IL and lS Wandering Jew, Hcrbert's trans
iation. Bennct's Weekly Herald g.; Town s.; Dol
lar Newspaper 4 Boston Pilot g.. Neals Gazette g.!
Saturday Courier 81; Lcvin's Saturday American A.
% The above, with variety of Others; also, Sta
tionery, Cheap Publications. &c. Semper Paratus
CHARLES A. Ill NCKLEY, Jr,
ap'2 1863 Baltimore St, 3 doors above Eutaw.