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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-20
sTATE or VERMONT.

Probate District Of MARLBoRo. &
In Probate Court, Get. so, 1886
CtOMES Lovica Boyd, ADMINISTRATIVE upon the =.
| ~ tate Of LEVI BOYD, late of Whitingbam IN
said district deceased and represents TO the court bS
'e Gains agains1 sad estate, as reported by the
III. ,n ~ are Sls4l0,i6
~. amount to about 10000
ihat there are legacies (secured by mort
gage) TO the heirs Of Levi Boyd, senior,
OF about 10000
r., ss,5iO,ls
including The demands in favor OF the
estate, amounts 10 81 ,6S2, co. from which
deduct decree 10 the Widow of deceased
VI zVo'ooi 'he balance being 14ss,OO
Leaving balance unprovided for, from
personal property TO the amount of sI,07sis
wherefore, she prays the court here 10 grant her
70 sen 50 much Of the real estate Of the said de-
seaseu, as wll be sufficient to pay his Just debts the
Ns1e'eS AFORESAID, and chaIges of administration.
LoFlCA BOYD, Administrative.
"hereupon, il is ordered that hearing be had in
tne premises before said Probate court at the stated
session thereof, To be holden at the Inn of Petey Bal
ou W Marlboro in said district on the last THURSDAY
10 November next; and for the purpose OF notifying al
persons interested therein, of the time and place Of
nearing That they may appear and object To the same
~ ihey see cause) the said Administrative is directed
teeeks sueeessivey in the Vermont Phoenix printed At
braiileboro, in said district, previous the said time
appointed for the hearing.
A true copy from the Record,
:, Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY
~ Judge of Probsie.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-20

nat The inventory Of personal property
appraised, amounts only 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-20

CLOTH DRESSING.

TUNHE subscriber informs his customers and The pub.
Il lie, that be has commenced the CLorn DRrss.
business for the season. All those who favor him
with their custom may depend on having their work
done with fidelity and despatch, and on reasonable
terms.
WIN. II. WILLIAMS
WlihHnisvtles Oct- TO- lSfa. CIVIC
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RgsPITED.-The execution of And,s., tIa.,..,
winch was 10 have taken place at Dover, n II 1ob
,ne i2'h insl' hns been reaped tin the slh of Juy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-20

.WAN1ED-0tfhis oSee-a boys as opprentief'
10 The printing business.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-20

OFFICE--A J, Steen's Bookstore, Brattle6@s
ORDER BOXES
AZ n. c. Lords Vermont HOzse, Brattle6oro; j.
II. Commits, No. 3 FaneKH Hall, and Catler,
Day g. Co.. No. I India Street, Boston.
~ Particular attention will be paid to selling al
kinds Of Produce, and wall convey to the amount Of
100 lbs. on the Express
O. Al Bundles should be marked
"VVHITE,S EXPRESSES o
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Yesterday morni ., Dec 3i after a short illless
OF i'htmh t""h OF the lungs, Miss EMILY V RED
GiN", III me rem year et her age, daughter OF Mrs
E',Ha Ann Reddng, aud grand daughter of the tate
John w. Kcltle.
The relations and friends of the family are respect
iuI'y requested IL tend her funeral from the resi-
d'hce OF her mother IN Bldde street, near Pennsy,
wanna Avenue, To morrow (Fridly) morning 5th inst
at 10 O'Clock, wIiaout furtHCr notice. fri
ON the End inst, Mr.. HESRy WOLF, in the Sis, year
of his age
His friends and acquaintances are requested 10 al
tend his funeral this (rhursduy) afternoon at o.
clock, from his late residence IN C0luinba street
without further invitation. Marlinsburg (Pa) papers
will please copy.
On the morning of the Sd inst. in the 9th wear of
her age, Mrs. CArHAsINE CLAuTICE after piotract-
ed aud painful illness, which she bore with patient
resignation 10 the wit OF her Creator, whom she
loved in heart and spirit and wOrshipped with that
singleness of purpose which enabled her TO depart
under the consong hopt of eternal happiness.
Her relatives aud friends respect uiIy invited to
attend her funeral to morrow friday morning, th
inst al O'clcck, from the residence of her son-n-
law, WIN, Johnson, Warden of the Maryland Penn
Ieniiary without further notice.
Al York, Pa on the 76rh ultimo, Mrs EL1zAsEru
DAVIS, formerly OF Annapolis, aged 81 " ars.
In this city, the 24lh October last of apoplexy
ESTHER CATHARINE, wife of tile late Thomas VIII
lams, in the 56.h year Of her age sin the midst of
life we are in death" She was sitting in perfect
hCalth in the midst # her family when she was
stricken by apoplexy and remained insensble until
she died, six days after the attack. THUS in twenty
months has the dark winged angel of death summon
ed away the father, the mother ID brother Of the
same family. Oh! how agonzing must il have Teen
to the surviving chdren, two sisters and two BROTH
ers, that fond mother should thus be snatcted away
in hctlth, without the consolation Of bidding her
farewell! How pain al To tnose sisters aud brothers
that she died in state of insCnshl,y, unconscious
that she was leaving those she So dearly loved Oh!
nom but those who have stood al the bedside of a
dying mother, can appreciate their feelings sympa.
ihIze in theirnss. Her calIdren her Jewels and
she was all the world TO them. Wrapped up in their
affections she was happy, and little did her then
jnyou' family think that the golden howl would so
soon be broken and the dearest tie of life dissolved!
But >uch is the tenure Of human life. and we should
bow in humility to The will OF Heaven This devoted
wife, fond neither aud faithful friend died in the
faith of the holy Catholic Church and Of hrr, in her
domestic relations it may he truly said that she never
forgot favor or i0rsook a friend Her mernly will
long he reveted by all who knew her May she rest
in peace.
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yUyuIS DAY RECEIV cd BY
TAYLOR WILDE X co

a. TAYLOR, WILDE & co.
Hague's Horoscope, for December, 10
illustrated Jew, No. 5, p
Counterfeit Detectnr, for December, IL,
A large assortment of Annuas, very cheap.
Monument to Gen. Jackson, compiled by g. M.
Dusenbery.
The Bastard or Brothers. Revenge, part and 2,
thrilling romantic tale, %
Father Ripas residence at the Court of Picking, 81
Jack Holiday, n JuveAle annHa 20
Blackwood's Magazine, for November, %
Rose Atherton, n splendid piece Of Music, l2i
David Dumps, or the Budget of BIundcrs, by I.
Haynes Bayey, 20
Abednego, the Money Lender. by Mrs Gore, %
The white Buy,''a story of Ireland in 1922, ~
Geraldine, by NJ. F. Tupper, Esq. ao
The Life of Conde by Lord Mahon, , vols. ID
Constipation cured by natural u iniabe means, ~
Cruikshanks' Table Book, % illustrations, -
Nursery Ditties, by Mrs. Lullaby, illustrated, ~.
I.itte's Living Age, No. 81, ~
The Jesuit, from the Fpnch o! Michelet cuhet, oO
All of Ferret & Co.'S Music an hand
Cooper's new novel, The Chainbelrer, 70
Poems by Frances Anne Butler, W.
History of the Pirates, 20
History of Duchess of c., a thrllir romance, ~
History of Women, nv Maria l.. Chi d, Z vols 20
fdy- Every new aud cheap publication rec lved as
soon as issued. and for sale wholesale and relH at
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hail,
Nos. 4, and G Jarvis Buildings, 1T.
And at No. & ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn, Avenue, Washington City
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YHyANE NOTICE, That No. Sc PACA-ST
81 is the place TO ob'a the best Improved Patent
OVENS; new style FOOT BATHS, just finished, ,
also suitable TO battle children; Breast and Foot
Warmers; new style Wash Bowl and Pitchers; large
Britannia Pitchers; superior Cotire Urns, with lamp;
Britannia do Jelly Suainers; Knife Trays Pocket
Match Safes and new style Chamber Spin Bucket;
also, an assortment of the best Block Tia and japan
ned Ware-all OF which will be sold at low price.
3- All orders in this line viii be thankfully rcceiv-
ed and promptly attended TO by
IA po1tN HENRY REP.
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N9-OFFICiAL DRAWING of the Md Consol
dated LOten, class No. ~, for lsl5:
g. ~ IS 50 10 Al 50 IS &c "a : A 60 &c
g. and ~ being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
- aud SO, being the 3d and 4lh drawn Nos. each %
10 and al, being the jrh and kh drawn Nos. each 50
l3 and 50, being the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each 40
81 and IS, being the 9th and Oh drawn Nos. each ~
AZ having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each ~
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, " 10
Froia the old established House of
EMORY No , N. CaIvCrt-,t,
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from NE Rrrnhlicnn and Ar,ns.

G13- TOBACCO has been used ever sncc the days
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
ich and the poor, the king and the bc@Gar; indeed its
consumption has become general, that is hard Ia
find one hat docs not either smoke, snuff or chen.
For ourselves, We prefer a Ich Cigar. All there they
are! box Of The agree lbIr deuders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so thai we can luxntale
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. PuH!
PUrF!! PUFFM! An ! BOOTH knows how TO make
them. II any Of our readers wish 10 enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them To the "YEILOw HOUSE," at the Hanover Mar
ket-right on the corner de- tfr
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is STRANGER THAN FICTION
NHRISIIE'S GALVANIC RIhGS

~ AND NJ iGNETlC FLUID
Dr.. CHRISTIE presents the following etnarka bic
case to me pubic, believing duty On his part and
also al the earnest request OF the pattes concerned
BALrGWuRE, NOV. 7, ISi5.
On last Thursday Twas attacked with violent pains
in the small of thu back aud Iimls heRg, as suppose
intiimmal"ry rheumatism. ca Friday my pains in
creased 80 thai was Obliged 90 bed and on FIJI
day night was in such rYtl"me agony that the in.
mates OF TIE house thought must die from the OK
reiue agony OF my pans. Seeing IL the newspapers
the wonder account at Dr. Christie 5 Gal Vanic Rings
senta FREUD of mine J~hn Wcbstcr) to enquire the
price OF one OF them, and procure one # possible Ny
freud proceeded TO Mr. ilance'S Surp, and there
told that the price OF the genuine 50 cents
piece, and the magnetic hn,d 81 per hottie. Nov
his was more money Ihan had and my friend was
about rctlrna, when Mr. Hanre called him back aud
enqurod about my case. Atn hcariuI it he Offered
10 give him the rings and fluid 70 take to his friend 10
give them fair trsl In fifteen minutes after had
placed III" rings on my ngers and had used the tlad,
iexpercnced the greatest reief, and in three days
was enauled Ia leave my bed and walk about NV room
have now sufficiently recovered to walk To Mr.. HIS
store ana state nay case also to Squire Schaeher's
Office.
make this statement tolhc public to To-, those who
are suti ring know where t Obtain relief and to set
forth the wonderful fleets of DR.. ChriSle's fluid and
rim. =, as some have attempted 10 cry down the fluid
RICHARD HOhCROFT,
81 Britain street, near Madison.
State Of Ma,ylan1 City Of Baltimore, SIS On this
Ith OF November. IL -, hetore me, the subscriber
Justice Of the Peace for said city, personally appear
Ell Richard Holci0ft, who signed the written state
ment before and made oath that the several facts
set forth and contained therein, respectively true,
as they are therein sci forth. sworn before
WIN. A. SCHAEFFRR.
Also at the same time personally appeared John
Webster, being pers 'nally acquainted with Richard
liolcroit, and made oath that the several facts set
forth aud cOnaint in the statement of said Holcra
are respectively, ruG As they therein set forth,
and that Mr.. Ho!croit is entitled to credit.
WIN. A SCHAkFFER.
nc DR.. Christie'S genuine GaIvanic Rings and
Fluid can be obtained Of SETH 5. tlANCE, No. l0S
Baltimore street. and corner of Charles and Pratt-ss
BepGre Of Counteueus. ID
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a T. IA n n A c..
MARRIED.

On HE 18th ut ny the Rev. George d. Puryiance
GEORGE w; MILLER to Miss SARAH, youngest daugh
ter OF Ralph f tOurstr, Esq. Of this civ. Wash
lngtoH papers pleas: copy.
ON the 3Jlh ut hy thr Rev. Mr.. Syccr, NApoLeon
"ATSoN To Miss Louisa d, LAYNER all of this CITY
On the y h ut by the same, Wv. w. BuowHi 10
Miss SUSANNA SWAIN.
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NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

WCSSrS. ENJOYS y NE JTIFtI'
{G7- Many are the ills and veXaons one is subject
To, who spoits 4 shocking bad hat In oldrn times
it was conceded that ''lhe mind is the index of the
man." but now in this age of improvement aud great
di cernmeRt let the body be the tenement for mind
generous, how liable is the pOsseSsor TO b. cut and
passed by unno,ced if he be not decked in the trap
pings Of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! IT
in fact, ii now all and all 10 constitute the man, for
who is not allured By outward Appearances Aye,
does not s!the learned pate duck TO the golden god'
more in obeisance what is on the head than in III
Therefore, your readers who would command sm-
ing recogntions, and hOned congratulations, should
60 10 "KEEVIL's." 90 BALTIMoRE STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap and of quality 10 FER gloss
faults iunumerable, if such there be, the which,
"Like richest Alchymy,
Will change to virtue and to worhness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM H. kEEVlL,
di.eOtfr Agent for the Proprietor.
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J-NOTICE. All the MANAGERS selected for
the Complimentary Ball, 70 be given by the Lafayette
Hose Company 10 the Lancaster Flremen, are reques-
Armory of the Baltimore City Guards, cor. Hanover
and Lombard streets, to take into consideration the
proper rules and regulations to be observed The
cason. BY order of the .
d. 2t EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
r7- BALTIMORE LYCEuM. The members and
friends of the Baltimore Lyceum will meet at the
Lecture Room of st. Johns Church, Liberty-st.,
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock. The Re
mort of the Committees will be submitted, and other
i'm ,ortant business be presented. Every member is
urgently requested to attend. By order,
dat Isl 1t B. II. RICHARDSON, Pres't.
n3-GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE-STATE OF MARYLAND. A special meet
inq of the Grand Division will be held at Union Hall,
corner of BalGmO street and Trpolett's alley, on
THIS Thursday EVENING, 4th inst, at 6 O'Clock.
full attendance is desired, as business of import
ance will be submitted for consideration. By ORDER
It WIN. II. COPYRIGHT, G. Scribe
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SESSION 1856 The Lecture introductory to the
Course on Theoretical and Practical Phaniacy, will
be delivered by Prof DAVID STEWART, in the
Chemical Hall of the University of Maryland, on
THIS (Thnrsdayl EVENING, Dec 4th, al u oelk.
The public generally are respectfully invited to at
tend. By order of The Board of Trustees,
II. JOHN w. BARRY, Sec'y.
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New PUBLICATIONS. No. XVIII Of WHEY 4
Puinam's Library of Choice Reading, "lhe English
Comic Writer'S" by VIM. iazIitt, contains IA series
Of Lectures delivered by that eminent critic at the
Surrey Institute After an able introductory on Wit
and Humor, the author enters upon discriminating
analysis of the characteristics of the different writers
of English comedy and Then considers the periodical
cssayists and the novelsts. There is also fine lee
ture on the works of tlogarth, the great comic de
lneaior of manners, who presented his imagnngs
by means Of the pencil instead Of the stylus To al
who wish to form their taste on true critical pTnci-
pies this work will be valuable 70 be had Of Taylor,
Wilde s. Co.
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"a EFT TT BE KNOWN that THuMPS th'S
u A COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOn

HA COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAPT BA is unequailed in all diseases of the Lungs
aud Throat All VINO have used it for Coughs, Con
sumption, Splitting Blood Bronohitrs, IIcarseness,
Pam in the Breast, Sore Throat, Loss of Voice. Pal
piation of the Heart testify to its wonderful efficacy
The property ii possesses Of dlSsOving tubercuiuuS
matter and preventing its deposit in the lungs, alone
renders it Invaluable in TubcrcuIuus COnsu npti0n
Consumptvcs' experience is the best test therefore
give us a trial. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
d Gomez Hanover and Market Streets
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{G3-A flesh supply Of Doctor !. ). ROSES ME
DICINES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, &c. just
received, consisting of Breathing ubrs, Cough Sy-
rup, ProphyIaclc syrup, LinmcutS, Tome Pills, SC,
with treatise on Consumption, For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
n11 3,n Baltimore Md.
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GOODYEAR'S
sFsSa2eSW PATENT RUBBER SHOES. s>ss=ssE>
The subscribers, Agents for the manufacturers. are
rect living their fall supply the above unequaIted
ticle of RUBBER SHOES, for Gentiemeu, Ladies'
and Misses comprising all the various sy les Of Polkas,
Sandals Buskins and slippers.
Ub5- Dealers supplied by the case or dozen on ia
vorable terms, by III. b. FIELD co.
225 Baltimore street,
d4 eot)6*r I'd dOof mellow Charles.
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GNOLD JEWELRY. Just received AN cY
US tenSve assortment Of Gold Jewery, consstin.
in part follows Gold Chains, Keys, Pencils, Hoop
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, ShIrt Studs,
&c, Also, an extensive assortment OF Sptct leles,
Spoons, German Silver Ware, Cutlery, Perfumes
Fancy Soaps, Combs, Butto is, Thread, Pins, Net
dies, Hooks and Eyes, Portable Desks, Dressing
Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Boxes, Steel Pens, Pen
Gil Cases, Purses, Japanned Ware Britannia Wire,
Lard Lamps, Castos, Shovel s. 'rongs, Coffee Mills,
&c., for sale either at Wholesale or Retail, very law,
d4 ELIAS IAIE, 10 RaIImnre stre..l
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n24 Bin

o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 10
purchase Fine Geld aud Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINSi Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete at his Old Established Sore, Watersl ID door
from Calvert. 02l
n3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size fer sale by the case, dozen,
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete aud largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very hest materials and by The hest
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &C., for sale and made TO ordcr cheap they
be obtained at any establishment in The United
States. F.. :. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
0y-CORONER' , OFFICE, No, I2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gaysl mhl2-ly
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Tue FAIR We understand that the ladies con =
nected with the Fair at the English Lutheran Church
in Lexington St., will rattle oil this evening at o'cPk
the remaining articles on hand, especially large
variety of spendh cake. Go and take chance.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. rich and attract
i've hill is offered at this house tonight For the first
time in Baltimore will be performed the comic opera
of the elixir Of Love-" in which Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
sun, Mr.. Frazier, and AIR. Deovas, will appear.
The evenings entertainments will conclude with the
oppratc piece Of ono" or the Glorious minority.
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aNREAP PUBLICATIONS.
v Just received at
w NJ IIaRRISDNs LITERARY DEP


w. N. HARRISON'S LITERARY DEPOT,
No | (Iarvsss Budings) NorIh-st
The Br' thCr's Revenge, part and =, 81
David Dumps, or the Budget of Blunders, %
BIackwood's Magazine, for November, %
Abednego, the Money Lender, by Mrs. Gore, Csc
Van Coutt,- Counterfeit Detector, l24
Together with n numerous assortment OF Music,
Juvenile Works. and all the new Novels, Pc
riodicals and Newspapers of the day
The Phpnx of Story Books, splenddly bound,
gilt edges, &C. %
The Little Gift 40 40 DO %
I.ucy's Recfeaiions, ca!ored, 40 do 81
Music from the Opera of Cinderella, 25
Music from the Rose of Anterior, l2i
For sale at o,-.
d1 No. Jarvis Buildings, N0rth-st.
nTOW ON TitE COUNTER AT
~ HINCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT,
I2l Baltimore st. one door W. Of Moth.
No II Scientific American,
The Great Big Brother Jonathan, l2s
Father Ri,as Residence al the Court of Peking 81
Van Counts FOHnt' rfeit Detect0t for Dec.
All the good and cheap Publications, Newspapers,
Novels Magazines Music. for sale nj the established
low rate. CHARLES A. HiNChbEf, IL
1t doors below Clipper office.
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INTRODUCTORY LECTURE BEFORE rnE COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY. The Introductory Lecture on Theorc-
cal and practical Pharmacy, will be delivered this
evening in the Chemical Hall Of the University of
Maryland, b. Prof. DAVID STEWART The known
talents uC the lecturer, and the important subject
upon which he treats, will, doubt not, attract
large audience.
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RUBBERS! RUBBERS!. RUBBERS =!
VERY LARGE STOCK,
OF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION.
a. Misses and Childrcn's Rubbers, 20 cts.
Sys3ASfHE Bows do 50
Women's do 62t
Mems do 7Jc. to 81
Also, Patent RUBBERS for ladies and gentlemen.
All Tor sale at low prices at NO. gas corner of Mar
kct and Charles streets.
d4 BIZ GRIFFIN, YEATMAN & co.
HtTIEAP ALPACAS, ONLY - CTS. The
v Auction Bargain store has received an invoice
of Fig'd ApacaS, bought at Il great sacrifice, which
will be of at the very loT price of - Cts per yd
Call early TO secure them, At
HAIWARD'S Cheap Store
di No. % Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette,
az Wards SUPERIOR SHIRT
q lNGS. Just received an invoice of superior
New England manufacture Long Cloth ShIrhugs.
made expressly to order and put up in the form Of
IRISH Linens for family u-e. Can early and secure
piece nj UPWARDS Cheap store,
d No. D y. Hn ward st 81 door from Fatette
TkNIS TOYS. A large assortment at TN Toys
& Of American manufacture ami OF beautiful pat
terms. JaSt received and Ol sale at the Original Fur
nj. hing Warehouse, by ALFRED II. REP,
No. '}35 Baltimore street,
di "a Tin Sf0ge above Howard ST.
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AOHN ID. ING,
gH ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed TO office No. LAW BUILDINGS,
ST. PAULs STREET. Oh eo2mlutW
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kDBEkfS y Al klNSON,
corner Hanover aud Market streets.

UDEEV FOR SALE. A Pew ia 81. PETERS
H. Church, Sharp-st., very rligibly situated, will
be sold or exchanged, Also, two colored women,
slaves for term of years, both of whom are good
house servants, sober faithful and Industrious. APP
ply, for reference, at this Off g. di 2aW2W
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-04

n UsT. Two French wnried MUSLIN CAPES,
a. IN Faye,te It Get, twined with Rihhon. The
finder will hG suitably rewarded by lrav'ns teen at
G. BROADBENT'S,
DE- 3t* 81 Fayette street.