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NF-ACCIDENT James Nj. Bull, Esq, 2G6 Broad
way, had child burnt IN shocking manner over his
arm, neck shoulders, and hack, that his life was
despaired of. His family physician, Dr Nclson,) one
of the oldest and eninen, physicians in the city,
had the bcraity TO advise Mr. Bull TO send to 81
C0urtand street for Connects Magical pain extractor.
He did So and by the of this article his beloved
is saved from death, and is now cured and scarce
~ a scar left Such cases are constantly coming 10
our notice. 1t is equally good for tae following
complaints, viz: chains frosted parts. letter, piles,
GySpelaS sarheum, scroua, chaps, chaies, BARRIERS
itch, Old sores, ulcers fever Sores sore nipples,
eyes, rrupuons, mhanled skin. This article may he
had corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets, Bati-
more. 1t
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B,suor OxpERpoNG. We have read the
testimony of Mrs Butler, Mrs. Bearre and the
two Misses Rudderow, which we consider am
ply sufficient to establish the charge of gross
misconduct on Bishop Onderdonk, and TO fully
Justify even harsher sentence against him
than was pronounced by the Court of Bishops.
1t is in vain for Bishop Onderdonk to seek to
Justify his conduct by alleging purity of inter-
ton. The motive will be inferred from the
act committed and as the conduct of the
Bishop, towards the ladies before mentioned,
was licentious, indecent and most ungentle-
manly, it would be 4 great stretch OF charity
to suppose that he was filled with holy thoughts
whilst engaged in the commission of most I'M
holy acts. The statements made by the la
dies are clear, distinct and positive. The liber-
ties taken with them by the Bishop were not
confined TO the ancient mode of salutation by
a kiss, as has been alleged; but were of so out
rageous a character as to have justified the APP
plication of personal chastisement 1t argues
4, had state of morals and religion, when eff
forts are maze 10 eACuSe so 8ioss d oepditii U
from propriety bya Bishop of any church; for
we should naturally look to persons occupying
that distinguished station for examples of
chaste department and pure and undefiled re-
linion 1t is ridiculous to charge the ladies'
with having committed perjury, or with hav-
ing exaggerated circumstances; nor can the
fact of their having reluctantly given evidence
i'll the case initiate in the slightest degree
against their regulations. Their statements
bear internal evidence of being true; and in
the case of Mrs. Bearrc, were admitted to be
so BY the Bishop himself. The truth is, if
such conduct as Bishop Onderdonk has been
proved to have been guilty of, is to be excused
on the ground that he might have had no inn
pure motives, we may soon expect TO have a
lax morality introduced amongst the clergy,
which will necessarily be followed by i general
disregard of religion We justify the verdict
against Bishop Onderdonk, and only regret
that he was not deposed from his office, as we
think from the evidence that he should have
been.
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xpIsMoP ONDERpoNK,s TRIAL won,

GD Sfop seIlng yet-Another fire. sh arrival received
this morning, at No. ~ NORTH ST., price so cents
Bishop Onderdonk's Own Statement, price 6. cents
The Hypocrite; or, Life Of Bishop, by Esop-
Price % ceuts.
The Wonderful Adventures of Baron Nrunchausen.
Price l2l cents.
'Punch's" Snapdragon-very funny. Price la1 cts
The Chimes-a Goblin Story of some bells that
rang an Old Year out and New Year in, by Charles
Dickens. Price 6! cents.
No. History OF Greece Price y cents.
The Landon Illustrated News, Times, and Punch
World of Fashion; Punch's Almanac, &c., just re-
ceived per steamer Cambria.
PAPERS FOR THE WEEK:
New York Herald Philad'a Saturday Courier
New York Tribune Phad "a Saturday Post
New York News Meals Saturday Gazette
New World Dollar Newspaper
New Mirror Boston Notion
Emporium Boston Yankee
Anglo American Boston Uncle Sam
Broadway Journal Saturday Visiter
All the new and cheap public atoms receivee az
soon as published for sale wholesale and retail, by
SHURTZ & TAYLOR'S, u North st.
Near the Post office Balt-and
1t TAYLOR CO., Washington, d. c.
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THE New STEAMER. The new steamer John
Marshall, built at this port, arrived at Norfolk
on Wednesday, in twelve and half hours,
with an average of only eighteen revolutions
1t is expected that when she gets well under
way she will make twenty-five revolutions per
minute, which would enable her to perform the
run from Baltimore to N orfolk in eleven and a
half hours. The Norfolk press pronounces her
a beautiful specimen of the we'll known skill OF
our unriyalled ship builders.
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FIRE At BosroN AND SERIOUS ACCIDENT
The franklin Building, belonging to the Ma
rinc Society, at Boston, took fire on Wcdnes-
day, which consumed the northern wng-in-
sured for $4,000. BY the falling of the ba-
ustrade from the top of the building, Mr..
VIM. Chase, one of the most respectable quak-
or citizens Of Salem, was severely injured, his
leg broken, two ribs crushed, and other ways
injured Mr.. Nathaniel P. Rust was also in
ured, being knocked from a ladder, by the
falling fragments of the balustradc.
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ENOR LEASE. Advances will be made TO per
II SONS disposed TO build, on ground on foppeton
street, near the outer Depot of Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Depot. Terms liberal-ground reat low
FOR SALE OR LEASE-The square of ground
". Z. intersection of Cathedral and Madison-sts
Two Lots on Market street, F. p, near PratI-st.
TO LET. A two story house on Lee near Light
street, rent $40 per monitor will be sCid low to-
gether with adjoining house. Applyto
JOHN YOUNG,
IT, Ola N E,1,,,, s,,.o.
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13- DEDICATION AND INSTALLATION. The
Third German Reformed Church, corner of Paca and
Saratoga streets, will he sOemny set apart for the
worship of Almighty God, next SABBATH MORN
ING, Feb. I'd, at IL O'Clock. The Rev. DIR. WOLFF 4,
the pastor elect, is expected to preach the dedCatory
Sermon and in the afternoon, at O'Clock, he will he
installed the Pastor of said Church. The Rev. Dr.
ZACuARIAs, of Frederick, is expected to preach the
installation DISCOURSE The Christian public are re-
specially and cordially invited to attend.
The Church will be open for Visiters on SATGR-
DAY, LIST Feb. from 10 till 4 o'clock ia3l-2t
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90 PLACE OF SECOND ADVENT MEET
lNGS CHANGED, TO the spacious hall lately fitted
up Tor public worship, called the 0DEON, in NoETH
STREET, opposite the Susquehanna Railroad Depot
two doors from Saratoga street Services the morn
ing at II O'Clock, and 3 and in the evening SubJec
III the morning, on the sixth aud seventh fals OIL the
xvi OF Rev. In the afternoon, the subject that was
postponed last Sabbath namely, An Original Dlasfa
matte Exposition Of the Second Chapter Of Daniel, b.
5. $. BREWER. Evening lecture by !. K. GATES
Also, cd Monday evening Elder J. v HINES, will
deliver an interesting lecture IN the SAME place al
O'Clock. IT.
Q3-SECoND LECTURE ON THE JEWS. Rev.
Mr.. SHRGLEY will preach in the Calvertst. Church
TOMORROW Sunday at II O'Clock, "a. NJ ;tand a
O'Clock, PM he will deliver the scc0Rd Lecture
on the Jews Suhject-''The Burial Customs of the
Ancient Jews IT.
nJ-CHURCH NOTICE-FREE SEATS. The
Fifth Presbyterian Chdrch, in Hanover street, under
the pastoral care Of Rev. Mr.. HAMMER has been
thoroughly and tastcuy repaired in the whole intcri
or, and the gallery provided with comfortable pews-
These pews have been appropriated for the free use of
the public who are cordially invited to occupy them
regularly and permanently Services EVERY SUN
DAY, at II A. Nj. and al p NJ. This notice does
not preclude strangers from sitting below-they are al
ways provided seats s'h'
90 A CARD. CARISS SHUL1X take this
thod of rendering their sincere thanks to the various
fire companies for their extraordinary eNertions TO
rescue from total destruction by fire, yesterday morn
ing, their lamp and mslre mandatory in NorhSt.
E2- BALTIMORE MUSEUM. Miss EMa. iscE
begs TO announce the appointment OF her Benefit for
MONDAY, Feb. Sd, when will be produced the Ballet
Opera of la SYLPHIDE.
La Sylphide. .........Mss EMMA NICE.
Ellie .................Mis FANNY NICE.
Donald, ...............N WIS BOOlH.
With variety of Dancing and Singing by the Misses
INCE, Mrs. BOOTH, hfessrs. J. SETON, OWENS,
&c. To conclude with favorite act piece.
Tickets to be had at the Museum. fcl-2t
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ADlspurE SETTLED. The controversy be-
tween the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Company, and the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company, has been
brought to an end, the legislature of Delaware
having refused to permit the Canal Company
to charge toll on passengers.
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CLOSING OFF WINTER GOODS.
EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimor.

u EDWARD BIRD, No. HI Baitimor.
- street, offer at reduced prices
Super Ribbon Bound Whitney Blankets
Low priced do
Super 50 White Flannel
Rogers and other Patent do; yellow and red do
Super wool black French and other fancy COLE Cloths
Wool black and fancy Cassimrres
Merino Silk and Velvet VestiHgs
FOR LADIES DRESSES.
Extra rich French Cashmefes; low priced do
Afghan Satins; rich striped Silks
Silks for party dresses; black and blue black Silks
Iaratan Muslihs and fancy Goods, ior party dresses
Super Alpacas, BOmbazines, &c.
LINEN GOODS.
1911 and 34 Barnesley Sheeting, extra quality and
cheap
Irish Linen; Long Lawn; Bird Eye Diaper
Huckback do; super crash
Linen Cambria and Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
ALSO-Plad and Fancy Cloakings, with large
stock of Domestic GOods-all Of which will be sold
cheap to close OF stock. N5-Come and see the Bar
gains at
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore-st
fl Cd door above South-st.
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MASSACHUSETTS, TEXAS CONVENTION. The
Convention to take into consideration the SUBJ
ject Of Texas met at Faneuil Hall, Boston, on
Wednesday morning. Hon. John nj. Williams
was elected President; Hon. John Davis, Of
Boston, and nine others vice Presidents.
committee was appointed to draft an address
to the people Of the United States.
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MARYLAND STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The proceedings of the l4th annual meeting
of the Md, State Temperance Society, held at
Annapolis on the cath ult., are given at length
in the Temperance Herald of to-day. The
annual report, drawn up by Christian keener,
Esq. with his usual ability, is document Of
great interest to our temperance readers, as it
embraces a variety of information in which all
are concerned
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PHILADELPHIA, January 18th
Mr.. John Cantrel-I have taken some of your Pow
deTs, and they the only remedy have ever found
to relieve me from that treacherOus disease-DYS-
PERSIA. have tried almost every thing-HomGo-
pathic, ThOmsonian, Botanic, &C., and found no re-
lief from them for the three years that troubled
with that disease. | advise those that troubled
with Dyspepsia to give il fair trial, and prove for
themselves its efficacy. 1t removes gddiness from
the head heaviness and burning from the breast and
stomach, and brought the digestive organs the ma
turai state. ROBERT S. GAVETT,
No. Union street, Southwark.
h3-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re-
tall in Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green streets, at the 5. W. corner of west Baltimore
and Green-ss jail
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IL cas!ed and now in the office of Nj. boy LB,
Capital Prize Depot, No. l44 PRATT STREET, opposite
the Railroad Depot next door to Bradshaw's United
states Hote) This is the capital prize Depot truly
lfyos want the capital prize now is the time There
has been sold at this fortunate office our capital prizes
within short time, amounting TO more than $50 O0s
Come on and get the capital prize in some of the
splendid schemes TO be drawn this week:
FRIDAY, capital prize $l2 600, tickets ST. shares IN
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81 90, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of whole tickets opIv
Sl4; on package Of halves 81; and on package oil
Quarters S3s-nay draw upwards OF Si2,OO0! Nowh
the time.
A liberal discount will be paid To- persons who pnr
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers by
The package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
fri OBpositp n N a. n R Deppf.
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, l545.
FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-RooM oe

CLEARED,
Brig Carlton, Jamison, New Orleans, master.
Brig Henry Shelton, Lonscope, Rotterdam, John
II. Hodges
Brig Dover, Smith, Boston, Oscom * Whitridge.
Schr Margaret Aan, enjamin, New York, Rose,
Merrill & Dodge.
SAILED-Schr Shetland, for Bermuda
ARRIVED,
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdse. TO f.. g. Harris.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from NoIfoh
MEMORANDA.
BaFque Home, Watts, of Baltimore, from Kingston
Jam arrived at Mobile 22d ins and brig Orbit Tray
erS, for Baltimore, cleared same day.
Schrs Waterman, Wnslow, for Baltimore cleared
at Franklin, La, Odd inst and Highlander, French,
do. do 9th.
Schr Zion, Ellis, arrived at New Haven a0,h inst
from the Chesapeake Bay.
SchYs Amelia, Strong, and Ida, Kelly, for Ralti-
more, cleared at New York 30th inst.
Schr Mary, Cook from Baltimore for Newburypo port
arrived at Newport 9th inst and sailed again 27lh.
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h3- PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. The quar-
tcrIy meeting Of the patapSc0 Fire Company will be
held at their Hall on MONDAY EVENING, Sd inst,
at : O'Clock. As the new Constitution will then be
submitted for final action, it is earnestly requested
that every member will be punctua in his att nd
ance. BY order,
fel-2t HENRY VI. MILNOR, SeC'Y.
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WIN. Il. KEEVII,.


EEaE3& FAshIoNARLE AND PRACTICAL Halter
9S BALTIMORE STREET
xEs3EM6A Bess to Inform gentlemen purchasing
sthat owing to the great number he sells
he is at all times enabled To furnish Fashionable Hats
OF aqusy SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab-
isament in the city, of any shape description now
worn, viz: SIX, Msieikin, Russia Cashmere Nutria
AID Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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are concerned

HUNG FOR MURDER. A person named VIM
Miller, whom our readers may remember was
arrested in Baltimore county, some months past,
charged with robbing family into which he
had recently married, and afterwards identified
as fugitive from justice from the State of N.
York, was executed at Albany, on Tuesday last,
for the murder of Geo. West, in May, lS42.
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Loss By FIRE. The Somerset (Md.) Her.
aid saws that ''the storehouse, with all its con-
tents, belonging to Robert c. Waters, Esq, on
Monokin river, was completely destroyed by
fire on Thursday last. Estimated loss $500.
We regret to learn that there was no insu-
rancen
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The MEXICAN MINISTER RECALLED. A
gentleman, says the New York Journal of
Commerce. whose means of information in re-
gard to Mexican affairs are better than our own.
assures us that the new Government Of Mex-
CO, under date of Dec. 30th, issued Instructions
to General Almonte, the Mexican Minister to
the United States, to demand his passports.
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The TRIAL OF Blsnor ONDERDoNK. Not
wishing, by comments, one way or the other,
says the Philadelphia North American, to aid
in increasing the sale of this work, we will
merely state, that on an inspection of it, we
deem it our duty to pronounce it a book utter
ly unfit for general reading-onc which no man
can read aloud in the company of respectable
females, and therefore entirely improper to be
placed by any parent within the reach of his
children. We regret it has ever been publish
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l7-LECT UR f. The "LAFAYETTE LY-
CEUM takes pleasure in announcing TO the public,
that they have secured the services of that distn-
guished Divine, the Rev. GEORGE w. BURNAP, of this
city, who will deliver Lecture at Calvert Hall on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th FEBRUARY next Subject-s'A
comparison of the three great cotemp0raneous Bri-
fish Orators and Statesmen, BURKE, FOX s. PITT,
with CALHOUN, CLAY and WEBSTER, of the
American Senate. Tickets 25 cents: two tickets ad-
hitting gentleman and two ladies-whch can be
obtained at the principal Bookstores and from the
members of the Lyceum. ja:0 smw4tt
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SPLENDID SCHEME.


Whois tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
E3- Risk OR, package of IS quarters, onlv IS Is;
now is your chance for small fGrtune-go in for a
package in his little beauty-nothing risked aothing
gained.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated LOTTERY, class
Ia. drawn Slih nst.-lowest prize 81:
% 70 ! q SO 10 &c - 10 IS IS 81 40
lG- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. Co, No. = CaIvert-st.,
Baltimore. MARYLAND
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MUSEUM. The entertainments at this place
of amusement are of highly interesting and
pleasant character, and are nsghtly attended
by large audiances. Miss E. lnce proposes a
benefit on Monday evening, and as she is quite
favorite, will no doubt attract Il crowded and
brilliant audiance. Some fine entertainments
are announced for the occasion.
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LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ja2S-d 10 the Commission.

DC WHoOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOPING co UG II CORDL4L' has been
proved, in hundreds of in this city and else
where to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsTH-
MA, all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing, &c. ii is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort and when its
Use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce me TO sate that the GENUINE AR
TIcLE only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON b. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ja4-tFl4*
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GE- LAMP MATS, BRUSHES, &C. cheap. (ftom
New York auctions.) Oil cloth Lamp Mats 8! cents
each; Cnmb Brushes ~! and 37t; all other kinds of
Puhs; fine Soaps, Extracts, &c. Also. Jes Breaspins
g., 10 and l2J; do Hair Pins and ~. each; ladies'
Elastic with clasps Ct cts. pair silk Purses, Pocket
Books, Gilt and steel Beads and Bugles, in varieties
Tea and Table Spoons p and 37d set; Revolving
Casters rs cts Scissors 10 and l2s cts; Snuff Lamp
Shears, new article, just received; Work Boxes,
Accordeons and varieties of new style Goods, Tecev-
ed almost daily. One of the firm bcing located in
New York to attend sales, Sc, eff at low
prices for cash and no abatement.
o. Right on the corner Of Market and Charies-sts.
jaD-3t" MORTIMER y MOWBRAY.
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% COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate, by authority of resolution of the Sc
nate, to take testimony in relation to frauds on the
Naturalization Laws, &c, will meet daily except
Sundays) at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Grand Jury
Room of the United States Court, in the Masonic Hail.
in this city By ORDER
LEVI FAHNESTOCK Clerk
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Burrows THEATRE, FRoNT-sT. The enter
tainments at this deservedly popular house to-
night are for the benefit of Mr.. Conner, an actor
who is surpassed by few in the profession. The
pieces selected are ''La Tour de Nesle, AN ex-
cellent historical and romantic play, in acts,
and the intensely interesting drama of "One
Glass More, or the Doom of the Drunkald. y
The last named piece was received last night
by large audience, at Mr.. Burtons benefit,
with marked applause. We bespeak for Mr..
Conner, who is as amable in private life, as he
is accomplished upon the stage, a benefit indeed
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N. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
Ii fri Opposite y. & o. r. r. Depot


Il to inform his customers and the public generally
that he has had Finished during the past season, the
largest stock of TIN WARE in the city, being the|
greatest variety, comprising every article in GENE
RAJ FURNISHING STORE, of which Catalogues
are always prepared, aud assures those who may ia
vor him with call, and desire to purchase that their
orders will be attended to with unprecedented de
spatch. The Ware is Of the very best Materials Sc
lected by himself, and made by the best workmen in|
the city, most of whom have been in his employment
for the past eight years, and whom he fiaters him
self he can place the greatest confidence; although he
gives his personal attention, in connection with that
of a competent foreman to the workshop, and can
therefore, confidently recommend The Ware 20 the|
public, every article of which will be warranted o|
give satisacsion or returnable at my expense. Thei
prices are extremely low, TO give general salts
faction. ALFRED II. REP, 335 Baltimore ST.,
tel-u Sign of the stGOd Bath Tub"
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LETTER BAGS UP At THE EXCHANGE READING Roox
For Premiership Albert, 10Th Feb.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg WIN. Price, soon.
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SAILING DAYS OF THE STEAM SHIPS.
Cambria, Jan. Fab
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NRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINTZ, sc.
II Just received full assortment of the latest
style French and English Chinz warranted fast CO.
lors. Also Richardson's, Barlies', Back's and Dun.
seah's IRISH LINENS; "a, 1914 and 1874 LINEN
SHEETING; "a and ga PILLOW CASE LINEN,
super, medium, and low priced; LONG CLOTHS, a
large assortment; Damask and Diaper Table Cloths
and NAPKINS, Sc, which will be sold reasonable, by
II. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1853 Baltimore street,
10, BatWeen Calvert and Light -sts.