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rHNHIER'S HISTORY OF THE CONSUL
" ATE AND EMPIRE IN FRENCH Just i'm
ported and for sale by +. LUCAS Jr

NU' ~ DdIN0Tt sITttL,
HiSTOfRE DU CONSULAr EFT DE L'EMPIRE,
par A. THEIRS Ancifn President du Consei DIES Min.
strcs. To be completed in 10 parts Parts !, and 3
now for sale Of the cheap French edition.
Also, few copies of the fine edition, with por-
traits of Bonaplrte lst Consul, Napoleon as En-
prror, Soult, Prince Eugene, Bernadotte, Alexander
lst frederic Augustus, William Sd of Prussia, Fran
els LIST Of Austria Murat and Theirs, together with
many handsome wood cuts. jel6
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a II HlECkLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT
"a PHRENOLOGY TESTED; or, the characte,
OF HENRY McCuRRY. Buy and compare With he
confession Price 3 cents.
Eugene sues last work, Temptation, p cts
New work by Lever, only % cents.
Wandering jaw, No, 10, Harper's edition.
c. A. HlNCKLEY, Jr., 290l Batmore-st,
je27 door east OF McCIclIan.s ,iLt~
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DiIc ) ODtuleilt servant,
AAIpD hII,
NATIONAL HOTEL.

LITE WIiITM.7N'S EAGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE Raj. ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREE
And in the immediate vicinity OF all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, HARYLAND.
FEIi1iS large AMI com OdlOuS House has recently
il been taken by the subscriber, and has undergone
a thorough renovation. 1t is now NEWLY furnished
ana undermined in every Department. and compares
iaVOrably with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always hud prompt attention,
civy, an excellent Table, in charge of capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready upon the arrival Of the diff
tercnt trains of aud steamboats, served up in s
periOr style.
The patronage Of the public is most respectfully
solicited, and no cXertions shall bc spared upon my
part to render all who may stop al my house at home
m20tf J. STOCKERlDGE, Jr., Proprietor.
1aAKE YOUR TOILEg' COMPLETES.
~ III This cannot he done unless you have the CT
CASSlAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known for beauli!ing and promoting the growth of
the hair, ii removes dandrui scuH &c, and is par
ticularly useful TO the Ladies', il not only prevents
the hair from falling out but gives it Il soiness and
brilliant appearance, which can't be cXceed. For
RED OR GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS, use the
CIRCASSIAN HAIR DYE-it changes the hair 10 a
beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black
without staining The skin in the least, Tryit-yon
will not regret it, Look out for cOunterftts and pur-
chase of none but advertised agents. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
SAMUEL REED Chemist,
corner Gay and Saratoga streets,
And at retail by j. w. BARRY,
jel9 I'm corner Pearl and Market SITS.
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A LTIAMBRA ROWLING SALOON.

n 3a and "a SouTH CHARtEsNsT.
"A. BALTIMORE brgs to inform The public that
having, in every sense of the word, tOnOrmed to the
LAW REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or TEN-PlN ALLEYS, and having met with many
unpleasant remarks on account his STRICTNESS
IN not allowing BETTING or PROFANE Lam
GUAGE IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT, aud being
now determined to devote his whole attention to the
Saloon department, he assures gentlemen the same
slricmess will be upheld His Saloons were the first
established in Baltimore, and my first pledge TO the
Baltimore public was 10 establish place Of gentle.
manly resort and healthful exercise.
Tie public's obcdient servant,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
N. +. ALLEYS LET AT so CTS. THE HOUR; or
STRING OF so BALLS, &! CTS.
1I}-Ihe Proprietor IN making his prices so low, is
to afford an opportunity for ali to participate in this
heathu exercise and every 80 balls be paid for
when concluded. ieiG I'm
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w A n 7 s.

NWAHTI1D DAILY. CLERKS, booI, keepers
w bai-keepers Porl"r5 fOrstOre-, English Teach
err Coachneni DstitrS; Wagou'rs; Uverseers 30 la
boftfs; Agent 20 Cooks, Washers, and Ir0nrrS:
thnmbtrurds; Wet and Dry Nurses; Travelling
MAIDS Scamslressts; House keepers, aud a number
OF 0tltr situations TOO numerous ~ mention and too
valuable 10 lose Families have only to give me Il call
aud thcr wants Will b. Immediately &'"ndcd to. Ser
wants st" from my office can always hng satisfactory
concentration.
LEWIS +. SCOTTi, Exchange Place,
4 iewd1ors from the conner 1fSouh,
iy3 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
wv hNTEn 80 PUNCEiASE-A NEGRO
w GIRL, from to Ii years OF age, for Il tenn If
years, Of good character, for which win give fair
casn price, Apply to l.. r. SCOTrG
Jyll 10 Exchange Place,
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
rGxCTTV~Tog, ryCrPsI0N

f!S'0i"r b EXCURSION! EXCURSION!
| fbi'' ,Ilfh59I' The LORDS DAY SCHOOL OF
!!.Ilsf-, III. IND BAPTIST CHURCH, F..
So -4'-1I', design One Lord permittiugl to
nt'p an E\Ch"-iDN Ia the drSerredIy popular and
! In. IS'b st rE ,', IN CIV ~ on 1850 ~
Excursnn huvr Li va, @ ~ EIt"S u" aus
,nrul Of lie mural oI - ": & =" '"0
ronsprng ibay VIII no, h, NINA '" an ,r
yi,houi If INV tr ,,, ,t ' I I W.,
~, thr .orvIr.y nj. w, ,,.., ~, 49, ~. ,,, ,
II is The dci,n IF i,c ,i,,e NJ o,,.,, ~
bavr rbr inn" n,cmi,i ] 1,., .I
with E,li1inms NAH o,T ~ 1,,,,,Y.' All ,,-
IN, nav, hpr,, ahI, f., ',.,,r iI,s w.,
Rev. 4 Hall po~ N, Vin,o,
Rev Nh InnI,;cl,so, ~. - x ,,, ,,,'''
ROY Mr. Alt,nan '' and nuns
Tine committee d2s,p Il, ,,ir,r rho i,.t or sre,kor
FINN, Inv tn i.y as a., ~, ,,,e,' , th, ,h i,,
and Temur rance I,rr,nrers rr7,,iv a" c,,%ialI ~
yed 70 be on bn,r, Thny ra, .,rt nis ~, ,,,ir
ng al anv of the pIaccy advertised MINI Aft NV he
arrommnd,Ied thrv have s,r,r.d rho ry"nI,,t Fam,
modulus and safe steamboat pDCAIlDNTAS. She
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"a ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLES
b q OR BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
removing bile,
correcting disorders
of the stomach and bowels,
costlvcness, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head, &c. Persons Of full habit
who arc subject 10 Headache, GiddinesS, Dr0w.
sincss and singing in the Ears, arising from too are,s
flow of blood 10 tire head should never be with
out them, as many dangerous symptoms
viii be entirely carried off by their
immediate use.
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mn. T,5SpgG,.
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
Warranted to perform the radcai cure Of TIERNL7

PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS.
Narrated to PERFORM the rudcai cure of HERNIA
on (Ruptme,)
VBHHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
ID right OF the above TRUSS, and having entered
extensively INTO their manufacture, now Offers i, for
sale at hall the price formerly charged by the pairntac
lhH above instrument Is constructed entirely upOu
anatomical and pathological principles, and meets
Every indication essential to the permanent cure of
HERNIA.
II possesses many important advantages over the
lfusHtS now III common use, As IL combines BeNihli-
~ with hrmncsS, and by means of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
TO the body, and be displaced by the motion
OF the wearcr, answering by this means dcsidera-
tnm long sought after by the Medical Profession.
Although II Is rs yet a new invention, il has become
much ceebrated by the great benefit already derived
ny hundreds who have been radically cured Of that
most Troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The desire
10 put tt Truss within the reach of all afflicted. has
induced the proprietor to reduce the price.
Certificates OF the strongest recommendation from
some OF tile most distinguished Surgeons and Ply
slclans OF tis and other cities which can be seen by
reference 10 circular in the hands of all the Agents
ana public places generally.
EPHRAlM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apoihecary,
NO. 81 Eutaw street, corner Clay.st,, Baltimore.
For sale by J. d. Stewart, corner Hanover and am
den stS Laroque, Market and Harrison stree Is:
a, Reed, corner GaVand Saratoga SITS ]. b. Sausburv
IhdInes st, +. r.; Nseman WrOth, Light st oppo-
sue DIX FOgsS Hotel; Sawyer, corner Pratt and
Paca streets; j. F. Perkins Brother corner Franklin
and Green streets.
90 The Patcntee. Dir. l.. may be consulted at his
Office, No. 50 COUGH STREET, near the Point
Spring. iy3 eol,n
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#NAGS VANTNso. 10000 lbs good mixed
kG Rags wanted, for which the highest price will
be given in cash, trade of Books and Stationery,
consisting Of Fo0iscnp ard Letter Foper, ruled and
plain: Bonnet Raards and Wrapping Paper: States;
STATE Pencils; Waters; Blank Ledgers; Journals; Day
Books. SC, Together with general assortment OF
School and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books;
Primers, &c. PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers, Blank Book manutac turGrS
aud Paper Dealers, No Isl Pratt street, adjoining the
RAJ road Depot. apo
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EnLACES GRAPES. Just received a large as
~ snr;nent of Black Grapes, some Of which are
slight damaged and will be sold ut half price.
BEhLE II. RICHARDSON & co.
No a23 Baltimore street,
80 ;.a1 doors below Charles,
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NOW FOR TIE BARGAINS.

- SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! 70 pre-
~ pare for eniareinG my store selling OF,
at very reduced prices, my large and well assorted
stock OF DRY GOODS, suited to the present and all
seasons of the year.
Persons in want ofDRY GOODS, have an opportu-
nifty to supply themselves great advantage, hv call
ing without delay. My assortment is very complete
and well worthy the attention Of those who buy either
to sell again or for family and my obecl is not
proht but to reduce my stock, many articles will be
sold at cost and some at even less than coSs0 that
first rate bargains be had by all who will avail
themselves OF the opportunity now Offered.
1000 lbs. superior COTTON YARN, assorted
numbers, will be closed cut below the market price,
HENRY w. COOKE,
corner Hanover and Lombard sta.
N. B. Persons who live in The distant parts of the
city, can, for cents, have pleasant ride in the ON
nibus TO the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover streets,
which is within two squares Of the store. ie2S
rS51!a, FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS, in Bal
ESg.!1 timOfc street, above South the south side;
EJA,,, desirable location for a Milliner Mantua-
-sfa1..GL maker entrance on Baltimore street. The
rent will be moderate Apply at this office. jyl2
RH SCOTTY informs the public in general, that
" eshe still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No II SOUTH STREET.
{R3- Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
IN a superior manner ap25-3mif
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. MUSIC-F0r
~ sale by G A. HINCKLEY,
2c05 Baltimore street,
door T. Of McCeIian's alley.
THIRTEEN FAVORITE WAL1ZES-via: Alice
ton, Inauguration Vinan, Keepsake, Belle, Monti-
cello, Tumpft, Caledonian, Gazcle, Mary, Cynthia,
LIE Phitre aud LIE Paphiion Values, and all for 25
cents.
Fourteen Gallopades by most popular composers, 25
ceuts.
This Music is gotten up in Messrs Ferrt & Co.'S
usual style, which has been ably displayed in EIe
ven of Lovers Songs Music of Bohemian Girl, Sc,
all Of which may be had as above.
G}-lhc trade supplied. Orders from the country
solicited. The Weekly and daily papers as usual.
iVS-lW
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e q DF1l;rU = "HT =. ~pFrFa.
.FA FAACElNHa NAIUn MAKER
mh2;-N No % S.tatvnKv s1pr.
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EEANCE'S COMPOUND CONCENTRATED
SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA. For purifying
the blood, removing eluptons from the SKIN this Sy
rup has no equal There is no way more certain OF
promoting GENERAL. HEALTH DURING SUM
MER, than by using this syrup.
RHEUMATISM, PiMPLES, or rUSTULES on
the face scaly eruption, letter. biles, scad head stub
born ulcers other diseases arising from impure
state of the blood or
INJUDICIOUS USE OF MERCURY
READILY yield to the use Of this Syrup, For sale by
SETH IS HANCE, 1903 Baltimore street, and corner
Of Charles snd Pratt-sts. In25
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uaYDRAULIC CEMENT.
H-H WILLIAM II. nEATTY,

UgROYZE BUTTONS. We have just receiT-
e ed further supply, which we Offer for sale at
reduced prices. FRED FICkEY SONS.
iyl2 900 Baltimore streets
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8 Ul4N ". WATTS, HOUSE yAEPENTa d =,
u FAIETTE-sT, adjoining Assembly Rooms. ..l ~
The New York herald., 1845-03-30

son said that Rhoda had told him that she never
had intercourse with this but once and that
maroon IN the house ;saId Davidson, asked Rho
da-' daughter ,awhy didn't you holloo I" because,
said she, wife and children are in the house /;
She further sald-for she knew if she hallood it
would be the means OF breaking up the family and
parting man aud wife. There was more talk, which
IS not very proper. He didn't say whether Rhoda
was right or wrong, am member OF the Baptist
church In Edgecomb; weNaked again in my shop
IN March or April, 1874; he was to york with me;
he told me that the father of Rhoda's child was
neither minister, a doctor, nor a lawyer; but
nearer dentist than minister. In Dec. 1874, we
were coming from meeting one Sabbath afternoon;
said Mr. Davidson, what good thing it would
sight OF charity there would be! He said yes
there Is that old fellow, westward, Mr. Fdirchlld,
If ne would confess, | would forgive and pity him
Ia his iroub'es;sfor the old scoundrel denied it, al
ways denied, and never would own one word.
RHoDA DAVIDSON reealled-Heard Ann Kenney
testify. She came to my house before was con-
hned; don't recollsct of telling her any thing ex-
cept about the pncushon, and one OF the initials,
the Christian name, standing for the father of The
child; don't recollect that she passed the night;
didn't say any thing about marrying the father OF
the child; had no talk about this affair, only in
laion to the pin cushion; think didn't tell about
nexlon with Hoyt at his house; said nothing ABOUT
the Methodist minister to any one, only when |
told the whole story-nothing aboHt rolling down
the stairs, bad girl among gentlemen, boy in store,
&c. Letter >. was not on cushion. n fact, this
witness denied Miss KeAney's statements In aggre-
gate.1
Cross eramined-I never told any one about COM
ing from Marblehead, or that was sister te Mrs.
Turnbull. &c. never said Ann Kenny was my
only confdant, SO far recoIlect; won't say that
did not; don't recollect about saying to girl in
Hanover street that Mr.. F. was most exemplary
man, &c il is possible l may; didn't say that
man at Hoyt'slet down the fall of my psntaoons,
and we had game of chequ.rs together. / think
Mrs. Usher misunderstood me, and that said that
Mr. Turnbull married my sister.
The remainder Of the evidence for the defence
was corroborative of the above, and we there
fore leave it out.
The New York herald., 1845-03-30

OHro RIyxR-At Wheeling, on "Wednesday,
thsre were II feet Of ws,er the channel Of the rivers
and at Pitts burg on Saturday, the river stood at sxfee
The New York herald., 1845-03-30
sssn sTEAMER M WILLIAM sEABRoogk AT Y

&RppR!vAIE SALE.-Tnis superior Vs,el,
built by ia mes Marsh Sen, OF this place Of
sale and 4 dspo of has way will positively be
sold on ursdAy the IL Arrrl public auction. III
hgh-s bidder She IL fee heel 2 feet deck, "a
feet inches hull feet inch depth aad 2s5
cine Of 70 morse pow manuscaI BY alla,s Of New
eyer. e'. considered as yooi Fog other
n2i fn IL Auction Sasge, Charleston, 8. G..
The New York herald., 1845-03-30

NAvIsArroN IN CANApA:-spring 10 opening IN
and bay are from iceths river he's besn clear for
some time and nothing prevents navigation bswssn
Hamilton and Dickinsons LsndiDg but want of some
thing 10 carry and something to carry in The season
il in Of usths waters are ready, bat the vsssss
are not. Stesmboas and schooners but preparing
for their summers work. and merchants and forwardsrs
have not yet awakened from their winters lsthGGy.
One solitary steamboat has visited and that from To
ronto not the would be wide awake Yankee, the
go-ahesd New Yorker, has yet been seen-for ence ne
hes been caught mapping Whist lots OF notions co"id e
not have pedded had he foreseen how soon tne ccet
would have bsen clear For our oun part We mtena 70
give orwsrders and shippers nllr on the nose tnu
week in the shaps Of domichary visit cf wnfcn nuus
end faithful report shall be gwen h Our WAR;
Ksnsstsn Wing, March IL.
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MIR. svVAYNE'S COMPOUND SyRUJp OF
NJ WILD CHERRY, TIE GREAT REM by

FOR CONsU MPTION '-''-' =
rms "Ceebratci Remedy" has now, bv its iptriu
SIC virtues, acquired celebrity which can never he
shaken by the many quaCk "Nostrumsr with which
tle country ahounds, The public are fast learnIur
that TINS Is The only remedy thai can be relied mon
for the speedy and permanent cure Of all Diseases Of
NE Lungs wherever persons are i1ilicird with
Coughs, Colds, splitting oil Blood, Asthma Brnucbi
U.s. Inflammation nj the Lungs, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Soreness and Pain in the Chest. Group and De
ngement OF the Liver, Broken CONSTITUTIONS &C.
inns medicine VIII be found an Invaluable remedy
Ii is literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from the land
wherever II Is introduced aud becomes known, all
others dwindC ulo nsigniicancG; the public have
been "humbuggcd" long enough, and now resort TO
a medicine which The testimony Of the most eminent
lhyScl ms IN the land has placed above the reach of
crticISln ltrcquires no bOlseIing up by publishing
columns o! forged eerlliCaCS-but it is enough TO let
the pubHC know where 1t can be obtained and one
thai viii convince all If its great efficacy in curing
nose distressing diseases above named, which have
baied the skill Of the most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. DR.. SwAYSE's GOMPouNp SYRUP OF
W lid CHERRY, was the first preparation from that
valuable rce, that was ever introduced to the public,
and ample proof is afforded of lis success, hy the
country being flooded with "Balsams," "Candes"
ana mixtures" at Wild Cherry, not one OF which is
prepared by regular physician. Therefore, the pub
nc should be ON their guard and not have worthless
mixture palmed upon them for the ORIGINAL and GEN
ulNE preparation, which is only prepared by Doctor
SwAYSE, at the n. w. corner OF EIGHTH x RACE
SITS, Philadelphia.
For sale by regularly appointed Agents in all the
principal towns IN the United States.
baltimore .AgentS-L +. Cook, No. &c Baltimore St;
Slahler X Candy, Pratt street wharf j. w. s. r. w,
Davis, No. 3I4 Baltimore street
Dtd1td .4gcntS-R. Farnhlm, Washington, D. c.;
VIM Stahler 4 Bro, Alexandra. d. c.; George NJ.
SoIhoron, Georgetown. og-tApGr
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ND EADING FOR THE MILLION!
ia at VIM. N HARRiSON'S,

ND FADING FOR THE MILLION!
H0 at WIN. HAKRISON'S,
Nd ] Jarvis Buildings, North street,
PatcrnoSter Row.
Ionce Smiley; or the Roy who had no friends, by the
author of the Lone Star-pice 25 cts
Texas and her Presidents, % cts.
The Married state, by James Foote, ID. D., % cts
The Apocryphal New Testament, 60 cts.
Musical History, Biography and Critcism, by George
Hogarlh, only 80 cents
Fanny CawfheIl, the Female Pirate p cts
The West Point Cadet IS cts.
Together with all the Periodicals n the daV. o9
NEW STYLE MILLINERY GOODS.
m UsT RECEIVED fr,m New York aud now
~ opening, q large assortment new style MILL
merry GOODS, as follows
SEQ pieces new style FALL RlBANDS
100 cartoons rich French FLOWERS
100 60 style cars
Bonnet Velvets; handsome blue black GRAPES
Blond Ruches; Willow Foundations
Crown Linings; Bonnet Wire aud CHIP
10 cases new style Rutland Gipsey BONNETS, from
81 up to 81 80 apiece.
Just Opened and fbr sale cheap, by
WILLIAM LEE, No. 6 sharp street,
oslw Isl three doors from Market ST.
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FENhit vi HaNT SUCCESS or VI. DOYLE
h IN selling capital prizs. The superiority of the
cPtai Pflz' Depot over all others in The way of sell
ing prizes has never been made more apparent than
uu'.nl the 'as' lew weeks. number Of persons af-
ter trying for long time to get prze M other
happened 10 think ofirying NJ. DOYLE and the Thing
was done Anenti N is respectfully invited TO the fol
lowing splendid schemes to be drawn this week
THURSDAY, capital $l2,O0U, tickets IS. shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, 2captaIs 5000, tickets 80, shares in
proportion. This scheme is something extra-the
chance in package is eXcelIent-the risk on pack
age OF 70 who'll tickets being only SO % halves ga
%, 70 quarters 81 %, 26 eighths SO 625.
very small outlay may secure a very handsome
amount Of pin money-''ook to il Ladies'" Come or
send to the right place.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers,
the package, single ticket share All orders.
mail or otherwise, addressed to
Nj. DOYLE, so. la Pratl street
1t fri Opposite b. * o. r. r. Dep0l.
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VIM. Fl. fkEEyIL.
Sa FASHIONABLE AND Practical Halter,
"a 90 BALTIMORE STREET,

sEs,II IN VIM. IT. * FfCNII,
EEaHsa FASHIONABLE AND Practical Halter,
ESI 90 BALTIMORE STREET
&xsa3r<, Begs to inform gentlemen PURCHASING
a3that owing to the great number ne sells
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to anv other estab
lishen in the city, of any shape on DESCRIPTION now
worn, viz: SIN, MoieSkin, Russia Cashmere Nar;n.
aud Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds Gentlemen
can always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
GREAT BARGAINS to br had NJ the Wurrg
az HOUSE, No. 33 Baltimnre street a ,oors bnInw
Frdcrcks' Black blue black olive, brown, drab
invisible green, blue and gr'y CLOTHS; CASSI
MERES, OF al coiors and qualify, from u cents 10
7250; Sa cts AT all prlcrs; superior n,,Ii,v C,,b
mere SliAWLS; d", do Thihrt Wont do ; Gprn,an
nett and great variety a. other shaw's frnm 81 IN
"ardH: biankets 3 4, 10 d. II 4, IL md 10 sc.
sc. Added 10 the above verv pytrn.iv. a.n,',"S
OF Domestic Goods. We solicit ii portion of the uub-
lies patronage. " pun
se29 mtulhtf mo n vy COW
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VisIrERs IN New York. Mr.. Gales, of the
National Intellgoncer, and family, and MIR.
Dobbin, ofthe Baltimore American, are among
the last arrivals at the Astor House.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN The election for mem
bers of the City Council yesterday was conduc-
led in the most quiet and peaceable manner,
and did not excite much interest, though the
selection of officers who will possess the whole
power of taxation, is certainly matter of great
importance. In general too little attention is
paid to this subject, and hence the best men are
not always selected. We have no aIusion to
The result of The present election, as we are un-
acquainted with the qualifications of some Of
those who have been chosen; whilst Others we
know to be experienced and able, and devoted
20 the promotion of the best interests OF the cl-
ty It is pity that party politics are permit
fed TO influence our local elections, for the du-
ties of members Of the City Council have no
necessary connexion with the partizan politics
Of the country. Orr city is largely in debt,
and our citizens are heavily taxed; the chief
duty then to be discharged by our local autho-