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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06
.7avertising Correspondence. Til

.7dOeTttslng Correspondence. ne
proprietor of hat store in our city re-
Gently advertised for salesman, and 10
save any overpressing applications, direct.
ed applicants TO address, through the
pos,-oifice, fictitious signature. Among
the innCmerable answers 10 the advertise.
mentwas the following. The writer has
probably before this exercised his patience
in replying seriously to similar calls, and
now uses his humor in the same vocation.
He closes rather abruptly. but then he
arrived at the end of his sheet. and would
not stand upon the punciio of even sub
scribing his name.-[Alex. Gaz.
Sir:-l perceive that you are in want OF
a Salesman and reques, letter through
the Office Of experience had
My experience covers my whole life
Every day experience something in the
hat line. for | wear hat; sometimes it
sits tight, and sometimes easy: sometimes
hang it on peg,sometimes | put it on
table. and sometimes | put it under The
table: sometimes Ispor. straw-some.
times white, and al other times 'bea.
YER made from muskrdt. have expe-
rience in chopping wood, making vine
gar, telling stories, skating, counting, keep
ing the best company, being polite, book
keeping, grammar, eating tomatoes. sal.
ing pork, curing smoky chimneys. chew.
| ing tobacco and writing letters.
| The salary required will be two per
cent. on all the above business, cash
down-no scores over the door or inside
the hat allowed.
Irefer you TO Daniel Webster, Benja-
min F. Halle., George Bancroft, John
Tyler, Fl. G.. Olls, Abbott Lawrence,
John Reed, John Smith and his son, John
| Smith, IT,, and the two other brothers
also to The Razor Strop man, and TO hi'
cousin Samuel. refer you 10 the Toll
man on the Western Avenue, the Bishop
of Boston, the city crier, the Sergeant a
Arms, the Captain of the Washington
Artillery, the Clerk of the Engine Com
pany. No. Is. the Powder Monkey o
the Charlesiown Artillery. the Superln
tendent Of the Dry Dock. the Presiden
of the Mutual Insurance Company. tn,
Messenger of the South Bank, the Re
porter of the Post. the Editor Of Zlpn'
Herald, the Sexton Of the Miller Taber
nacle. New York, the Lieutenant Of tn
Pulaski Guards, The Sheriff Of Norfolk
the Crier OF the Municipal Court, The In
spector of beef, and many others.
And now for the name. Well, sir
! first. my name is not Jonathan; il is nc
SIck-no, 1t is not Israel nor Jacob
neither is it Brown, White. Black, Re
or Green. !, is neither Bird, sparrow
or Martin. 1t is not Fox or Badges
neither is il Drink water. Tarbox, Marble
Bush, Waters, Spring, Gates. Lilley
Right, Trolt, House, Barnes. Homes
i Gore, or Wels-none Of your nick name
Of such sort.-Only think--call nan
a.Weli''o .Marble!' IIaw degrading
More so. TO call him ''rarbox. o
| goody, sthat aint right think Bill
sounds disagreeable to some, particular
10 those who are often dunneJ; therefore
never name any of my boys 'Bill:'
nigh, give offence. aud drive all you
customers away. Peter is TOO old fash
toned, Joshua is ralhar too long, aud Tx
is too short. t gsf4t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

The StadoW. The ORIGINALS calcuiare
the hour by length Of their shadow
Thus. if YOU enquire what time it il the
person addressed places himself perfectly
erect in the sun. noticing where his siiati
aow terminates. measures The lengtis with
his feet and tells you the time tolerably
correctly. A workman, fa,igurd wllh his
labor. has oeen heard to observe-.H How
long my shadow is in coming
In tile seventh chapter Of job the sans
idea IS given, in these words: As a SER
want earnestly desireth his shadow go
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The following is beautiful specimen

The following is beautiful specimen
or quintescent dandyism;
Scene. A country village. A dashing
carriage drives up 10 the door of an inn,
and the following ensues.
Orders to the Os,ler .Oster. extrica,e
the quadruped from the vehicle. stabla,e
him. administer to him sufliciency Of
good wholesome aliment, and when
Aurora shall agalu dawn will fully
compensate. you for your pains
Osller 10 the landlord--.O good
lord! come out here; here's Dutchman.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

More Truth than Poetry.--A Norwe-'
gian boy in this town being asked VINO
made his coat. very innocently replied.
Nobody make him-he come OUT Of the
store.'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

'Flle degsee'of h. L. d. was recently
conferredson The Hon.. HErRY Clay, by.
the Board Of Trustees Of Jefferson Coli
lege, va.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06
BARRETT HOUSE,
Corner of Jefferson Il Third.SlS, Burlington,
j. G. FLEET n Err,


YNHIS House, recently opened. is one OF
the largest and most commodious in
the Western country. 1t has all the con-
veniencies of the large hotels IN the cities,
and is fitted and furnished in the neatest
and most substantial manner The propr
etor has had much experience in the keep
ing of public houses. which, taken IN con-
nexion with the facilities afforded in Bur
lington for furnishing his table, justhcs hm
in promising that the character of his house
shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with
or without families, can at all times be accom-.
modated with pleasantand airy rooms, and on
reasonable terms
Families will also be taken as permanent
boa rders.
September 25 l845 Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

LAYING down the Law, a. the Irish-
IN an said when he Knocked down the
Judge. 81: ..s.-s..-
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@ANYVA 81 1aAvs
Manufacturers Of French Barr Mil
Stones and Dealers In
Boiling Cloths,
BURLINGTON, IOWA

TTILt STONES ma de tn order, and a con
lVE slant supply on hand Screen Wire.
Hosting Screws and Mill Irons, furnished at
the shortest notice and Of the best quality.
Oct 45-ly 90
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

|! VIVA. medicine does cruel man give
his wife. EExes. lie Hicks hsF.)
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06
THE
- - ~ &c
!. p,hIished every Thursday,
]. 4 claim s. Jefferson Streets,
\. e~w1RDs q BROADWELL,
r,;,or, and Proprietors.

TERMS:
no,lars per year; TO be paid !" dd-
] i, months, one dollar and t'o' mtg tire
. 'amnliance with the above terms
|n'a ...s, each delinquent to an extra
s's y ,r,uty.fre cents for every three
= s.l,y, This rule ,oiH be strictly al
@.smepts inserted at one dollar per
y. the first and fifty cents Tor each
ep assertion. A liberal discount
p!!ao,l or Business Cards, not exceed
s;as. will be inserted for five dollars
naani
r.,,on is the seat of justice for Des
souuty and contains about 3ooo IN
~ Il is situated on the west bank
M Mississippi, about $50 miles above
! Louis.
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We saw yesterday. a, the residence of
Mr. Romulus X. Griffith, in this city,
counlerpane made by Mrs. Ann WAR
NEa, OF Hartford Comfy. Nd. lady now
in her ith year. |, is beautiful article
both as specimen of fine needle work
and III respect 10 the taste display ed in
The arrangement of the numberess pieces
Of which it is composed. In the centre
Of il is the following inscription:
To The Honorable Henry Clay
THE ORATOR, PATRIOT AND ruiLaNrHRopIsr.
In token of admiration of his genius and
his virtues. is presented this piece
of needlework. by Mrs. ANN
WARNER, executed by her
own hands in the 93d
year Of her age.
Baltimore,
1915.
While fingers still my setting sun,
And life's last sands in silence fall,
Ere deaths rude hands the glass hall break
And Der its ruins spread the pail
LIT the voice which mid the storm
OF war our early patriot best,
And with its dying accents hail
The patriot hero Of the West.
Oh hullowed he thy matchiess worth
by whole nations love and prayers;
And thy eventful being close
..amented by nations tears.
The old lady completed the counter
pane in about six weeks, withou, assis-
lance from any one. The spirit.sw hich
animated her willis, engaged in rendering
this handsome tribute from age 10 the
great American staeman may be inferred
from the inscription. The article will
be taken in charge by James H. Merri-
weather, Of Cincinnati, and be by him
despatched to Mr. CLAWS residence
Baltimore american, Sept. Is.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20

EfLOTEIS! CLOTHS! CLOVisS! We are
" now prepared to offer Of the most extensive
and desirable assorments of CLOTHS and SSH
MERES TO be found in the city Our stock consists in
part Of superfne French, Belgium, West OF England
ing in prices 81 IS to $40 per yard Also, Twceds;
Beaver and Pilot Cloths suitable for over coats, with
100 pieces Of English, French and Domestic Cass-
meres of the most fashionable shades and patterns,
varying in prices from Is to 81 80 per yard Silk
and Merino VESTINGS of the newest styles. MER-
CHANT TAILORS and others in want of the above
articles will find ii to their advantage to call at the
CHEAP CLOTH STORE, promise that the
most unskfu buyers shall have the full value of their
money. JOSHUA ROfSION Co,
No. S3 Baltimore street,
o6 col M one door west of Tripoler's alley.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

EDLUliBtt NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
y hERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in le40 and awarded the Medal Four First
Premiums. and Two Highest ilonors by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re
spectively. for the most beautiful cotored Daglerrco
types and best apparatus cucr eriibted.
2o5 BAL flMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
be's Jewery Store.
Pennsylvania AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
No. PSI Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
10 Main street, Cincinnati.
419 Main street, Louisville, KY
10 Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner 4th aud Chestnut sts, st. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
H- PoRTRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
% Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nished.
ANY editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do SO. Olaf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20

TO MEssRs. PARSONS s. PRESTON embrace
this opportunity to return their thanks to their friends
and the public generally for the very ibrai patronage
heretofore extended to them, and respectfully solicit
a continuance of the same for the firm, proms-
ing to their almost exertion to give full satislac
ton 10 all who may favor Them with CALI and they
will Just add, that they determined to sell Books
and Stationery Us cheap as any other establishment
in this city. ol7-eo3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20

KNTI The best of Liquors and Wines,
Wv With Lumch on the table at ten,
landlord obii2ing and kind
Is popping about now and then
SMASH Cobblers! and Punch!
How many 90 there every dry
For Oysters, Welsh Rarcbts and Suacks,
TO pass dull hour away.
With Porter and Ale SangIrip,
Mix'd up with exquisite skill,
At BEES is some prime Eau de vie,
TO keep away Agues aud Chill,
Smash! Cohblers. and Punch!
Go who can by the way,
For Oysters, Welsh Rarebils and Snacks,
To pass dull hour away.
With a Hostess clever and kind,
With "A wish 10 please the guest,
Is ever the hope when she hears a call,
she plGases their palate the best.
Smash! Cob crs. and Punch
Cobblers! Punch! aud Smash!
Is the cry she hopes 10 hear from all,
When there TO spend their cash.
With Barkeeper very polite,
With room to sit at your ease;
Refreshments or Papers from every part
You may have there "D you please"
Smash! Cobblers! and Punch!
I'm FAYETTE ST, call and see
Oysters! Welsh Rarebits! and Snacks.
The choicest from HENRY BEE. Ol0-eO2'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20

"a EW BOOKS. d. OWEN & SON have Just
" received the following works: Night of TOil,
by the author Of Peep Of Day, 80 cts; Minors Prose
Works, vols. $40. s.; Animals for 1916; Bibles and
TGstaments of all descriptions. splendid copy OF
Family Bible. publishers price $40, we viii sell fol
only SIS, bound in Turkey morocco; do. SIC, we will
sell ut Sl0 do Sl2, at S. We have good Letter Pa
per for &. cts. qurc; some at 2l, lS2, % and 81 !!
Fancy articles tor Christmas presents; Of every varG.
ty, and at very low prices And "a We wish to de
crease our present stock in orGcr prepare for the
hoydays, say will sell at The very lowest cash
prices. Let the public call and if do not vcfi-
fy our woid. I1G BALTIMORE STREET,
OILS 81 door east of Calvert.
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ART OF DANCING

R5 q. j. L. COD I1T has the honor of anuounc-
~ iHg to his patrons and the public. that he has
Just returned nom the White sulphur Springs, Va.
where the dancing department has been under his
spectral charge the past season. lie has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMDRY, corner OF Hanover and
Lombard Sts aud purposes giving Lessons on Wed
nesday, Sept. 2ih IN the different branches of the
Science. Days Of Observation-Disclosures and Satur-
day afternoons for junior class aud ladies, ION 3 til
3; gentlemen from iii TO- Note left at the European
House, OF at the Hall, Oh days OF tuition, will be
promptly attended TO. se2O-Jm
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FDNABLE CUTLERY. a beautiful assortment
n Of ROGERS, GRAVES, and other make Ivory
hardle KNIVES and FORKS, in sets of oil and 50
in dozens; Table and Desert Knives for Silver Forks,
and an assortment of Beef SICetS, Game Carvers,
Pen and Pocket Knives Also large supply ot Buck,
whalebone, horn, selt-tipd sham, Ebony, white and
black bone Table and Tea KNIVES and Forks. For
sale at the old established Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN II SON,
ol1 l8 Baltimore ST., I'd door East of Harrison
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HTEW DRY GOODS. AT

~ No. 30 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick st. and Market Space,
Where the subscriber has opened Store of all NEW
GOODS suitable to the season. consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassnetts, Vestings, Mousn de
Lame; Cashmere, Alpacas, CalicOes, &c. &c. Also,
Cashmere and other SHAWLS, and general assert
ment of Wooen and Domestic GOODS of every de
scripton, which he will sell as low they can be had
in this market, and solics his lends and the public
generally to call and examine his stock.
se2l colin JOHN :. SELBY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE,

FHSHIS EVENING, Oct. 2OlA, will be perform
II ed LADY OF LYONS. Claude Mrlnoite, Mr.
e. KEAN. Beausant, Mr.. BOWERS. Claws, Mr.
r, SHAW. Colonel Damas, Mr. THOMPSON. Des
chappces, Mr.. G. SMITH. Pauline, Mrs. G. KEAN.
N. Deschlppcllcs, Mrs. A. w. PENSUN.
TO conclude with IRISH TUTOR. d.. OT0oe,
Mr.. j.. SHAW. Charles, Mr. BOWERS. Mary,
Mrs PENSION. Rose, Mrs MESTAYER.
o. Boxes - cents. PIT 50 cents. 1t
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100000 E nM 4 THs sn mf r c3N

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be small estimate rthe oflhis dreadtal dis
ease single year; then add the fearful catalogue OF
those cut OFF by inflammation of the Lungs, Hemor
rhage, Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis, ami
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER, and tn.
list would pres cnt an appalling proof of the taity OF
these TWO classes of diseases.
But II is important to know that nearly all Of this
dreadful waste ofhuman life might have bee prevent
ed by a timely use at
Dr.. JVIST.4R,S B.4LS.4M OF WILD CHERRY,
the greatest remedy discOycredby for all dis
eases of the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeable climates.
Scores of cases have come to our knowledge where
the patient had been given up to die of Con. umpOn-
as beyond the reach of medical ad--but who by the
use Of this Wild Cherry Balsam have been speedily
restored TO complete health.
a sister OF we'll known clergyman recently left the
school she attcndmg-beng advised thai she must
die of ConsumptiOn-to return to her home, wishing
some means she induced to take Wisar's Basam
short time, and returned TO her school with lghI
heart and renviguraed health.
Many of the mo, distinguished physicians in New
York and Brooklyn give this Balsam their unqualified
approval. Why should they not? Its every where
hailed as
| "N.4TURE'S F.AYORITE PRES CRIPTTON,"
being formedfrom chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple but powerful ingredients
OF Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS,
Ann street. New York.
| For sale by g. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
| Elgh-sts. Baltimore, and Il. 5. PATTERSON, Wash
inglon, D. c., and by most Of the Druggists in Mary
and and the District of Columbia. mhl3-trmtt
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FENHE OLD PERIODICAL SHIP, W.N
"a HARRISON, is now mOorcd at No Jaryis'S
Buildings, North ST, Patcnostcr Row. Who has re-
ceived this day, The Nqwam and the Cabin, by w.
Gilmore Simms, Esq. Price 20 cents.
Harpet's Illustrated Shakespeare. % cents.
Tn EXpeclant, by Miss Pickering % cents
Chamber. Edinburgh Joarpul. Part |, vol, . lat
cts, or 81 so per anhnm, in advance.
ILLUSTRATED WORKS:
I Marion Raymond, or the Wife with twn Husbands
Life IN houdou, llst ruled with cuts. l2k cts.
/ Eml'y Elwnod, Romance of the Last War. 1910
The Gold Demon aud the Poor Cobbor nr Boston
Pucr u! cents
The London Penny Magazine, repuhished .
Price - cents pcc'Gedy the cheapest book in II Q
world F,ost's Pictorial History of the World--par,
9. rucp - cents,
\, u. SUBSCRIPTIONS received Cor all III. Americ
onH European feli Girals and N,w,rapeis. ol
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TuRISTIE'S Pa EMIT GALVANIC
v RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
NpNv

NEW YORK, JUNE % I64o.
DIR. A. II. Christie
Dear Sir--i have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rheuma-
ic pains in my legs and arms. have often suffered
so intensely that it has prevented me from following
nv usual occupations and frequently destroyed nay APP
PETITE My nervous debility and weakness has con
sequeny been great, tha after having tried almost
every thing without relief, gave up in despair. Twas
recommended to try your Gavanc Rings and Mag
netic Fluid and only at iend's urgent sol citation,
was induced to do So its effect upon my system was
almost miraculous. After few hours the applica
ZION appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved me
of my headache, and have had no relapse OF the
rheumatism or any other pains since the first day |
would therefore unhesitansly recommend your Gal
yanic Rings and Fluid TO tho afflicted as have been.
Respectfully, JACOB Is; OGSbukf,
l62 William street.
The genuine for sale at
SETH 9. HANCE,
corner Oh aries and Pratt sts.,
oil and 1903 Baltimore ST.
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Brem. barque Virginia, jansen, Bremen, Shaer s.
custer
Brig Atrial, Hopkins Falmouth, Jam. VIM. Mason.
Brig Virginia, Cooper, Demarafa, J. NJ Banded.
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, Savannah, John K. Randall.
Schr Trio, (Br.) Johnson, Harhoar Island, +, T..
Montel
Schr Mary Ellen, NEW, So tons) J. B. Cole, Kings
ton, Jam. M. Bathurst & Son
schr Ray, Travers, Elizabeth City aud Edenton, N.
[. master
Schr Josephine, Latourette, Jr. New York, [. Man
in.
5chr Pastora, Creighton, Norfolk T. Hooper.
Sloop Eliza Bright, Dukes, Philadelphia, master.
Steamer H. r, Stockton, Layman, from Pniladel-
DAia, mdse. To ]. A. Shriyer.
SAILED seturday-ship Potomac, Berry, Rotter-
dam.
ARRIVED,
Ship Tip1ecauOe, Gray, Ill days from Bremen, mdSc,
and i7S Messengers to Clark & Kellogg Took pilot
on lne l2th.
Brem. ship Luse, steenker, Al days from Bremen,
ballast, and 1872 passengers To A. Muller.
5chr Jack Downing, Fields from phila IN ise. to
ino. w. Brown.
Schr Aid, Hubbard, from Havre dc Grace coal, to
Charles West II Co.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk Saw
Dff New Point brig; Off the Rappahannock, brig;
Potomac, big; and or Thomas Point, ship
n bright sides-Hll bound up.
itGan- packet Jewess Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
( Point full rugged AMI brigantine; off the Poto-
mac a brganrne; off Shdrps Island briganune; and
of Sandy Point ano,ter-all bound up.
COnsignces per ippocanne'-Stellman Ripple
meyer, A. Schumacher Co II, Herman, Z. Whe-
aub, Deecke Gerdes, G. F. Conradi, D, Israc, and
10 order,
MEMORANDA.
Ship Ocean, higgins, from London, arrived at Bre-
uen 18Th ult.
Ship Colchs, kdght, hence for Amsterdam, was in
Hampton Roads 18th inst.
Ship Herman, Welsh, from Arkansas Bay, arrived al
New Orleans 10th inst.
Barlue Margaret HHgg, Letter, fin Baltimore, unc
was left at BuenOs Ayres about 18th Aug.
Barqae Home, Sanner, for Rio de Jlneiro, sailed
from Cadiz lith ult
Barque Guiford Smith, from Baltimore for Rio dc
JaneirO, was spoken (nu date) lat. IS, Ion. 81
Br. brig vanguard, Card, hence for lIaifaX went &c
sea 18th inst.
Brig Poultney, Mouat, sailed from New York fol
Narseilles 18th Inst
Schr Emily Johnson, Medicor, hence at New Yorl
lTth inst.
5chr Massasoit, for Baltimore sailed from Fall Riv
er l4th inst
Schr Erie. Nickerson hence for Dghton, arrived a
Fall River l2th inst
Schr Eurotas, Edrdge, hence at Plymouth 1911
inst.
Schr Deposite, Ryder, sailed from New Bedford fol
Baltimore 10TH inst
Schr CharrAn, Patterson, for Baltimore cleared al
y. York l7th inst.
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E:uANVLs, CA>I3MEESES, sc.
~ Tcrkcrti, Broche and Tibet Shawls
Blanket, Nett and silk do.
Gro de Rhine, Gro de swiss, Lustiing silk
Kid Cloves Linen G. Hhkts; Irish Linen
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Cassinctts ana Vcstings
MILLINERY GOODS--As
Finred. OnIbre, plaid Satin s. Gro de nap Ribbon,
Satins; Vevcis; Gaps; Ruches Bull on Cord, SC.
Florence ISraids, Rutland and Devon Straw BON
NETS, sc. which will be sold ON the luweSterns, by
oI3 THOS. ARMSTRONG, us Baltimore ST.
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sgNC-PAi&FN ERSHIP. The undersigned have
u this day associated themselves together, under
the name and style of PARSONS, PRESTON &
KuRTZ, for the purpose ofcarrvug on the wholesale
aud retail EOOK q. STATIONERY BUSINESS
at No. l5l Pratst., Aext door 10 the Railroad Depot.
DANIEL PARSONS,
WIN. 4. PRESTON
II. NEWTON KURTX.
Baltimore, Oct, 10th, lS45.
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NUsT RECEIVED AIT
e5 CA. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot
2SGt baltimore STREET,
one door East of Mcf!lellan's alley.
Love and Matfimonv, by n Lady of Baltimore, being
the prettiest hook of the season, for % cts.
The Columbian Magazine for November, with Fash
ion Plate, Epgravings, &c, % cts
The Belle of Baltimore or Fate of the Coquetc, l2l
The Honey Moon, by John Tobin, l25 cts
Guitar Music, five popular Songs--"Gve me n cot
in the valley loves" Switzer Song OF Home; Has
thy heart known no change, love- I'll watch for thee
| saw thee weep. Price ~ cents.
Thirty kinds of Plays, Farces, SC. &c.
G. A. H!NCKLEY, JR 2Sl5 Baltimore ST.
IL fri one door east Of McClellan-st ST,