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tumblng upon their heads. Many of them died.
when their s.omachs were found TO contain large
quantities of these leaves. which, all know, a
bound with prussic acid, fatal alike to and
animals. 1t should be known, too, that tho stones
and twigs, well tho leaves of tho peach,
also contain prussic acid. and arc poisonous.
No loss than from twenty to thirty thousand
tons of salt have boon exported from Liverpool 10
the East indies within the last three months The
enterprise is expected 10 return very handsome
profit.
a dus.man named Riley, being the frs, of kin
to General Riley. has succeeded to fortune Of
by giving dinner to all the dustmon in London,
and Illuminating the front of his house.
In the months Of June and July tho heat was
excessive in The south of Russia that the troops
could not march, except by night. Tho drought
has caused great damage, and bad crops are OK
pectcd this year in that part of Russia.
Both Upper and Lower Hungary havo been
completely Ibid waste by dreadful inundntions at
the beginning of the month of August. Upwards
of million of the inhabitants threatened
with all tho horrors of famine in consequence Of
this dreadful misfortune.
4 chemical process, it is said. has been dis
covered BY gentleman III the South, by which he
will be enabled to make mo.asscs and sugar per-
\ line has been sunk to the depth Of milo ind
a half in the Gulf Stream without reaching the
bottom.
While town-meetng being held in He
bron, Connecticut. Monday week, the floor of
tho second story of the Town House, where the
meeting organized. gave way. and all present
(about $50 in number) wcro recipitated into the
room below. Fortunately seriously
hurt, although many received bruises.
The Allegheny Methodist Conference lately
required shat minister shall be admitted into
this Conference who tobacco in any of its
forms except medicine, and in that salts
factory evidence shall be given
Several silk rnisers from the North and East
havo gone TO Virginia. where they anticipate do
ing we'll. There eight silk factories in the
town of Evansville, Connecticut, and all the works
continue to increase.
4 Southern paper SAYS that composition of
one-third of sweet-oil and two-thirds of moIasscs
is certain cure for the whoopng- cough.
NrThe Boston Mail saws tho cargo of raisins
and grapes Of tho new crop. brought to that city
from Malaga shows that the importations this
wear will be of the finest description.
brick building, three stories high, l54 feet
long, is now going up q, Thompson,IIe. CT, for
the purpose of accommodating newly invented
knitting Machinery by which each girl employed
can knit GO wards dax.
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an ONTMoRANCY ii. PRICE.
AsE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
Inll9i-tt No. 90 ). EALvERr erpr;nn.
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$4,000 EnEP ATHs so ny GOV, GOV

INV SUMPTION would perhaps
be small estimate for the rayages 0fths dreadful dis
ease i'll single year; then add the fearful catalogue s
those cut off by Inflammation Of the Lungs, Hemor
rha9e Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis and
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER, and the
list would pres ent an appalling proof OF the tally
these Two classes of diseases.
But it is important to know that nearly all Of this
dreadful waste ofhuman life might have been prevent
ed by timely use of
Dr. WTST.4R'S B.9LS.4M OF WILD CHERRY
the greatest remedy ever dscovcfedby man for all dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeablf climates.
Scores of casts have come to our kuoWe dge W here
the patient had been given up to die of Con- unption
beyond the reach of medical aid-but who by the
use of this Wild Cherry Balsam have been speedily
restored TO complete health.
| A sister of well known clergyman recently left ths
school she was atendng-being advised that she must
die of Consumption-to return to her home, wishing
to spend her few remaining days with her friends BY
some means she was induced 10 take WistaTs Baisan
of Wild Cherry, by which she en- rely cured in
short time and returned 10 her school With ighE
heart and reinvigoratrd health.
| Many of the mos distinguished physicians in New
York and Brooklyn give this Basam their unqualified
approval Why should they not' 1t is every whers
hailed as
''N.4TURE'S F.4TORTTE PRES CRIPTYOFu
being f)rmedfrom chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, but powerful ingredients
of Nature own Laboratory.
All orders must be address sed 10 ISAAC BUTTS. )
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
Highs Baltimore, and X. =. PATTERSON, Wash
ngton, D. e., and by most of the Druggists in Mar
and and the District of Columbia. mhi3-frmIf
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EPHRAIM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
NhnI.n IL md A tnnIhnnnr..

A8} IGH he best OF Liquors aud Wines,
" NIh Lunch on the table at ten,
landlord Ohlging and kind
Is popping about now and then
Smash! C0bherSi and Punch.
How many 20 there every dny
For oysters, Welsh isarchS and Sna"ks
I" pass dun hour away!
with Porter aud Ale s'auglrin,
MlX'd up with exquisite skin.
Al BEES Is some prime Eau de vie
To keep away Agues aud Chiil
Smash Cohhlerr! and PuucL.
Go a who can nv the way,
For Oysters, Welsh Rarrbiis aud Sna -.
TO pass dull hour away
With Hostess clever and kind
With a wish TO Please The guest,
Is ever tI hope when she hears Il cali
She please n heir palate the btst
Smash. b~r<! and Punch,
CobbIers Funch! aud Smash!
Is the cry She hopes TO hear from al,
When there 10 spend their cash.
With Batkecper very polite.
WIN room to SIT at your ease;
Refreshments or Papers from every pai.
ECU may have there ''T pou pleage'
Smash! Cohter>! and Punch!
In FAYET"rE ST, call and see
Oysters! Welsh Rarebits! and Snark,!
The h'ceSt from HENRY BEE. ol0-eC-u
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TALL COME OUT CLEAN!

V ils! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with 4
al little soap, and bucket full of hot wafer in e.
LukENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 TO 90 ninntes,
they all come out Pertvctty clean! Again put il
from 3 To 10 Sheets E Table Cloths, with soap and
water, AS before; and in 10 or Is minutes then all
come ont clean! Lastly, we lay from "a to SO smaI!
pieces such as can be placed togethtr,) with soap
and water, as above and in from IS to 60 minutes
they also come ont clean! Wonderful as this NAV
seem ii done by the action md reaction of the wa
ter (by means of PRESSURE III connection WITH the
soap, without any rubbing SUFFICE or friction what.
ever; consequently the clothes only unniured
by the operation, but are actually made to last s,sc
as long as when washed by hands. G3 Exhibitions OF
washing every Monday (mOrnna) and Friday later
noon Come then and see the machine in operation
as II never fails to convince those who do Enter-
pri~ng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving il Goes
place in the kitchen of crcry Emily. Prices are SIS
$50 and SD according TO size warranted To perform
IRELAND last for years, it use according drectis
All orders by letters tpost- id) otherwise prorsx
" attended To. MANDATORY No. IA 'FRONT.'
STREET, Cat the hendl between Pitt and LOs-sts,,
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
as nr6m T.. ICkENs.
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CHINA STORE.

ATEW CHINA STORE.
Ia No. 81 =. CALVERT STREET.
DaFTD P.4RR wGuld respectfully inform his
friends and Il generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE TO no 81 5. Calvert ST., where
he has opened and is now opening large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARrHEN WARE, OF
recent arrivals, which he offers for sale on the most
accommodating terms. lie is also extensively Ell
gagged in the manufacture of STONE EARTHEN
WARE, n large assortment OF which will be found at
the store above, and at his PoerGs on Bond t.,
a short distance north Of T.. Baltimore st.
o. C0untry Merchants and Others would do well
to give mt call before making purchases elsewhere,
DAVID PaRR,
a29 3m No 81 $ Calvert street
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RRJ AHTED TO KENT. Two Flfms trnm
Wv eight to ten miles from the clty, il Il healthy
section o the country, from 100 Ge0 acres of good
land, sufficient o work eight ten good hands, for
which fair rent will be- lien, on application at
LEWIS r. SCOTTI,
old No. 10 Exchange Place.
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"a ESt ROOfAS. Just received, Il. $. Anhur's
! Z Works-Tne Maiden; The Wifi; and the Club
Room. the Whip -pOof-wliI, ny Geo. ?. Morris
Beautiful Aanpsls tDr the Holidays, and an excellent
ASSORTMENT Of Fancy STATIONERY for the same.
We have on hand fine copy of llifchcock's Geoio
~ o. Al tssachusets with Maps aud Plates, which
ws will sell yefy cheap Also, cheap PAPER, Letter,
rooscap, Bill and Note; CHECKS OH tue several
Eanks; BLANK BOOKS, nc.
p!3 ID. OWEN x SON, lf6 Baltimore st.
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FOR SALE-S0mr beautiful MOURNING BON
NETS, from 81 to $3.50. Also Fail Ribbons, Gaps,
Flowers, &c. MRS. ). T.. SMITH.
N. b. Orders from the country faithfully and
proslptly filled.
~ Remenber the No. is Is9, large Ycllo,p House,
NOt VI SIEPS. O3tfif.
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MILLINERY, FANCY s. STAPLE GOODS
rgNHOMAs ARMSTRONG.
Nh. LIZ RAITINnRE STRLET

N No. I75 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward and offers
for sale great variety Of desirable Goods:
MiLIINER Y Ftinged, Barred and Ombra Sa-
lin and Gro De Ma RIBBONS
BONNET SAfiNS and VELVETS-Ctapes, high
colsredi plaid Go de Nap; PouIt de soi; French and
low priced Flowers Kid Glow 5; Gaps; Foundations;
Buckmm; Bullion; Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; iIlu-
sons; Mourning Bands and Collars, SC. sc.
Florence Rraa English Rutland and Straw Bounets
SHAWLS-Thbet, Mousene de Lame, Bvoche
Cashmere, Silk, Grape, fine and low priced Wool
Shawls. Also, Gro de Rhine, Gro de Swiss and LtI-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse, Reps and
Monsene de Lame; Fail Ginghatns; soft finish Irish
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; CasSimrres Cassinetts and
Ftstings; FIann"lS &c &C. with general variety OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold at fair prices puctual customers,
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
selS-3m l75 Baltimore street
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ENTRODUCToEY nALL.
FREE EXHIBITION

FREE EXHIBITION.
HDLU6SE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
A LEkY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
lahlished in lao, and awarded the Medal -Four FIRST
Premiums. and Two Highest Eionars by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania re
specuvey, for the most beautiful cOored Ddgucrreo-
types, and best apparatus exhibited.
2oh "Ai. fiNOhE ST, BGunote, adjoining Camp.
belts Jewc'ry Store
Pennsylvania AVENUE. Washipttou CITY,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
Va. 25l brOanWay, New York.
70 Court street, Boston,
no Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
lI6 Main stCct, Cincinnati.
4i9 Nam street, Louisville, Ky.
IL Main street, Lexington. Nv.
Corner i'h aud Chestnut Sis ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
{H5- PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
~" Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fl p
nished.
Anyed or disposed 10 copy and take pictures in
payment can please do ola If
CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
FHNJDgIAS BECfz. No. So CENTRE MAR
q kEF SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off hS pre-
sent stock Of SPLENDID CARPETlkGS at FAC
TORY PRiCES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, extra
super lngrainS, fine and common laglains Wool Fin
lshns aud Cotton Stair CARPEIiNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS. DOOR MARS, FLOOR < TABLE
OH. CLOTHS, &c. &C. All persons in want of any
inquiry al any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative TO
the price Of CaFpeting &C., aud Then call at No %
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for Less MONEY.
N, d. RAG CARPETiNG, of my own manufacturer
aspiendid article, at very low prices. o4-lmt
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a. dAgA REWARD. Runaway from the
% II WV subscriber Sunday last, Bright
name of WILLIAM HENRY RiNGOLD, about five
eet tive Or six inches high, wei made, with straight
black hair curling his neck and temples; marks
rrcolected. | Will give $50 if taken IN the District,
~ S % ii out OF it, aud placed in some Jail, that
sri him again. JESSE BROWN, of Browns Hotel.
Washington, ID. @. o2}3t
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I CUE AND FEvER EFFECTuALLy

q CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUALLY
IA CURED Ely TYLER'S aGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
OF EFFECrUAL cures are in the possession Of the pro-
pret0r, but these of avail to the sufferer. A
permanent cure is what he wants, and it is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according the direc-
tons. Prepared only by Dr. G. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box iy7-eotf
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TO THE LADIES.
EpWk an RYpn

eH No. 400 BALTIMORE STREETs
Has opened a fresh supply of Rich DRESS SILKS,
some very handsome
French CASllMERES and NJ. De LANES
large stock OF Cashmere and Tefkerri long and
square SHAWLS
Teraerr aud Cashmere SCARF5
trape SHAWLS and SCARFS.
! With great variety OF Gloves, Hosiery asd Fancy
Articles, 10 which he invites their attention.
J. EDWARD BIRD.
T. 5. new article of FLANNEL, warranted not
70 shrink in washing. fAr o23
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I'D OG ERS' DIAMOND CkrkERT.
IA For mending Glass, China, Mantle Ornaments,
&c, That the crack scarcely percepihle and WA
ter or hGe VIII not have any effect upon il For sale
oniyb CT ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner nj Howard and Marion, and
!aS-eh!y Howard and Madison. SIS, Balt.
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EDNTENT sofia II La IPS. | have on hand
A. complete assortment of Cornelius x Cos crIe-
brated PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, for burning lard
oil--together wi great variety of Cnt and Piain
GLOGEo. LAMP GLASSES, WiCKS, SC, all Of
which offered at the lowest prices.
G. WEST, No. Is Sharp street,
oS-lm between Baltimore and German sts
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SOMETHING NEW! The attention OF the
y Ladies is respectfully called to examination
of beautiful assortment ofutw style Zephyr Worst
ed SGARFS, u beautiful article, which will he sold
very low. JAMES COBURN
0l8 No. 90 Baltimore street Bait
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n+AsHNEIGRt1s, REPS and MuSSEIINE DE
Y LAINI. ,5HAWts- as Broche, Cashmere. lhi-
bot G'urkeui, silk and Grapes black and cold Dress
SILK Irish Linen; fine Lon. Lawn Linen Camo'c
tiaRt; Gloves; Cloths, CassimereS, Cassln@its ana
Vesiings; FLANNELS; hleached and uableachcd
MUShGNS, SIC.
MILLINERY G0ODS-Rihbons, Feivr,S, Satins,
Taps, Flowers, Rechercs. Florence BRAID and Rai.
land BONNET5 For sale very low the usual
terms, by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
go No. t75 altimore steet.
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GNIET BOX CORSlCEs. 70 render more
w complete his business arrangement, the subscfi-
Der has added Gliding shop TO his establishment,
aud is now prepared to pat up short notice, CUR
TAiNS with all he fixtures complete.
His arrange nitnS are such that he will be able to
furnish Gilt Box Conces, &c, ~ advance OF the la
test Styles and most approved finish and IN furnishing
sui OF Curtains, IN consequence OF having Ihf Up
hostefy and Gliding all under ones eye greatrr ad-
vantageS both in facility and rc0unn, must OF course
accrue 10 the customer. Also. Cnrtain Band Ot new
sly and character, together win Poles Ends Cen
tres aud Pings, rendering the assortment The most
complete in the city.
Mr.. A. +. JrDLIN, so long and trvorahly known for
his skill aod good thste, will ttGnd 10 The getting up
of Cnrtains.
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Vtnptian Blinds, of
all colors and all sizes, made in our usual superior
manner, with from 40 TO - stats tn Il bind.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hair. Husk. Moss, Cotton,
Woo Nc viii fine Ticking, sc.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The Who'll st piiceS 10 suit H.. times.
JAS. II. cox, 1862 Baltimore ~rttt,
oil lin > aO0t west of the Museum.
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H9RENCH OMBRA ~ PLAID CLOAK
Ed lNGS. Just received cases beautiful Cloak
.ngS OF the manulature of Pature, Lupn x Thrtou
Maiard y Co. for sale very low at Wholesale and
Retail by FRANKLIN GARDNER,
U2j 1875 Baltimore street.
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"a EW BOOKS. u. OWEN & SON have iust
" received the following works: Night of Toit
by the author Of Peer OF Day, SO cs hihon's Prose
Works . vols Srn. 81; anruais or 1886, Bi.Aes ast
Te> tamenfs of all descriptions. splendid copy of
Family fhie. publishers price $40, Will sch FOR
only ais, hound in Turkey morocco; do SIG, we will
sell at 4 0; do 3d. at Sc. We have gcod Letter Pa
per for u cts. quire; at 2!, Si, % and 1k.
Fancy articles iof Christmas presents, of every vafs
w. and very low prices. And we wish 10 de-
crease our present stock in to prepare for the
holydays, say will sell al the very lowest cash
prices Lrt the public call and see if we do not veri-
| " our word. lac BALTIMORE STREET,
ols u door east of CafeE.
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CLEARED,
Schr 7. Il. Brtton, GrItIi ii, Nassau, y. P, F. T.
Nontell,
sehr Emma, Creighton, Norfolk and Richmond,
master
SaIAEb-Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, Mobile.
ARRIVED,
Steamer T. I stockton, Ilyman, from Paade
pNia, mdSe. - !. 4. Shriver
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
steamer Columbus, Parish, from Richmond PASSED
OF alohnck bay, ship and harqan bound up.
MEMORANDA.
8aqn' Henry Shelton Longc0p2, OF Baltimore,
un'. was at CrOnstadt Goth nit,
Ba'qae Leda Ruark of baltimore. for New York,
inc. was at Messiua about 18th nit.
Brig VIM. Price, Mason, of Baltimore, repairing at
81. Thomas 4th inst.
;nd Rakrr y Ra,aa haf ear Fear ana Ena
Goth inst
Schr Experiment Bnsick, from Baltimore, arrived
Al Edentpn, N. e. i7th inst.
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a,h EGhgA EEyVaRD: CROss,SPECIF!C
~ 7pSE%p MIXTURE, Tor the cure Of delicate
diseases. We givG no long quackish frcompicnd4-
tinhs deceive the Nuhlc Ii tae medicine does not
speak for Itself, shall speak for it, Oar object
is to aotfy where it can he had and that the proprie
to. challenges single Of recent disease 10 be
hrrugAt in which the Mixture will rot effect rand
cure, under the forfeiture Of $500. For sale at
ROBERTS II ATKINSON'S,
se2T-lm Corner Hanover and Market streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

BENtFTT OF Mr.. IND MRS. Klein.
'HNhis EVEHiNG, Oct 9th, will be perform
u ed ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, MIR e.
kEAN. CapuIet, Mr.. THOMPSON. Tybalt, Mir
MORRIS. Frar Lawrence, MIR. j. SCOTT Ner-
cn'ln, M d. SHAW. Paris, Mr. BOWERS. Peter,
MIR. q. SMITH. Juliet, Mrs. G. KEAN.
10 conclude with TIE FOLLIES OF A NIGHT.
fhlllp, Duke De Charities, Mr.. KEAN. Pierre Paiot,
MI. BURTON. Clutches de Chart, es, Mrs, KEAN.
u BOxes - cents. Pit 50 CENTS. IL
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Il 'OLD SLAW CUTTERS. Another supply
"a Of Saw and Beef CUTTERS, just received and
.or sale low for cash, the Original Furnishing Ware
Aousc, by ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street.
olI ID Tin Store abnyp Howard ST
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apONN'S genuine and very superior "PEACH
&S LEAF" TOBACCO. The peoples favorite !
St going the rounds from one Continent to the other,
superior article of Tobacco retail at % per ID.
no. i30 PRATT STREET,
Dl3-l0t opposite The Denot.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AID GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LTERT- SITS.
FENtIIS EVENING, Oct. 9th, will be perform
a. ed "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" Beauty,
Mrs TlMH. Sir AIdgate PA p, Mr. JOHN SELF
TON. DreSsandt, Mrs WATTS
La Sylphidp, by Miss CANNON.
10 conclnt" with SHOCKING EVENTS. Griffin
hnf, MIR. CHlPPENDsLE. Captain Spof, Mr.. GAL
LAGEIER. Dorothy, airs WATTS.
Uts- Abundance p cts, children under 10 years of
age, ~ cents. saloon performance to commence al
Ia O'Clock precisely. 1t
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or sale, whole sale and retail by
IIrI L. HaIrEI prrCnrn,ur
Y EIfJV IItf7 n rs II ITTIVT lTIU NIF'TIT@E
d6 s Third st ht.IDw rhpsnuf phil;


Aud for sale in Baltimore by the following A. ents
N. N Robinson, Gay and Saratoga SITS; ]. Buury,
2i0 Baltimore st; Mortimer s. Mowhray, BALTIC. and
Chares-sts; Thos r. Harrison, 80 Baltimore ST; F.
Hickey Sons, 247t Rallimofr-s 81; a. Crnyeau, Ill
Baltimore ST. Coleman Il Rodgers, l73 Baltimore 81;
y. c. Winchester, los Baltlmoresl; T.. Hale 10 Al
timore st; J. NJ Laroque, BALTIC. HausonstS; JAS,
p. De Lac0ur, 800 Batm0re-s;; II. =. Thompson.
Howard and Fdyetc-sis &. r. Rodgers, Howard and
Malinn-sts; J. w. Barry CO., BALTIC. x Pearl-sts.
0lj-W smatn
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~ Ev nooKs nY TUE DkrLLioN Al

"a ". N. aARRiSON'd, No. (JAgvIs's BUILD-
.laGs) North street, ratGtn0ster Row.
Shakspear illustrated No CD aud 20, To- 25c; The
New York i!lu,ttaJcd Magazine Tor November, No.
Splendid Plates and Illustrations: 25c ; he Be,u
nj Baltimore l2,c; Metaah, the Loae indian. 1!c.;
love Minstrel, 25c Columbian Magazine for NOV,
2:ic.; Chambers Edinburgh 'urna ne.
Alsn-Fhe Foreign Papers, per the HIb'rhia-iilus
,raed Ne VS.; Pictorial Times; London Punch; "A fur
Their snppy Of the Ladies' National Magazine aud
Gfahfm's Maslzu' for November, received o25
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NEW DRY GOODS, AT

7 INU 7 II
between FredrrIck-st. and Market Space,
Where the subscriber has opened Store Of all NEW
GOODS, suitable To The season, consisting in part OF
Cloths, Cassineres, Cassnets, Vestpgs, Mouslin de
Lame; Cashmere, Alpacas, Calicoes, SC. sc. Also,
Cashmere and other SHaWLS, and general assert
ment of Wooen and Domestic GOODS of every de-
scriPtion which he viii sell low they car be had
in this markst and soicits his fieBds and the public
generally to call and examine his stock
seq colin JOHN !. SELBY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

ESRESH CLOTHS, CAsSIaERE.SA AND
a CLUakINGS. inst received, another large in
voice of Cloths, Cassmtres, Cloakings and SAITH
netts-consiSting in part of
CLOTHS, all colors and qualities, from 81 so to ST
CASSlMERES, black, colofed and fancy Stripes
aud Paits IS cts. To $3.50
SAT'FINETTS-B Black, grey, Oxford and Cadet
MIXED blues and fancy stripe and plaid, 81! to 81,
tLOAkING-Plaid and stripe CIoakirgs, &c.
Also, Flannels, Kerseys, Linseys, Kentucky Jeans
Whitney, Rose and Dntf BLANKETS, offs, 8, 10,
II and 4, and DOMESTIC GOODS, a full asson-
men, which will be sold on our pleasing terms
JOHN H. WILSON,
No. SO Baltimore street, (White House,)
O20 mfr2t doors below Frederick ST.