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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

Eg3- STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS, >
This rs pamphlet Of upwardo Of 20 pages, written
by TX Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
hI' domestic affairs, in which the conduct OF GOV
Mcdowell, Of Va and mis- family, together with Coi
B"non, and other diGhitarics, i, severely arraIsned
and al matters in relation to his marriage, and lis
subsequent unpea,ant events, explained and com
mcned on with force aud yisur. II be had al this
t4ine--M1Ice IS cEnt,.
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PUBLIC SqUARE-.4 Desirable Improvement
1t will be seen by the report of the committee
Of the First Branch Of the City Councils, to be
found in our advertising columns, that they
have reported IN favor Of the purchase of the
square of ground adjoining the Eastern Foun-
tain on Pratt ST, to be laid oil into public
square. This project, which we trust will be
carried out without unnecessary delay, is high
ly commendabe, ana we doubt not will meet
with the entire appreciation Of our citizens
1t has always been matter OF establishment
that our city should So long remain without
some such place Of attraction. Almost every
city of consequence in the Union, has its pub
lie square or garden, lad otlln the most attrac-
tive shape, and beautiful form, and shall not
Baltimore also be in possession otsuch health
fli retreat. We, at least, hope SO.
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ne. BRUSHES, COMBS, FANCY GOODS, Sc in
the greatest varieties, cheap; Canton and Oil Cloth
Table Mats Side, Twist and Dressing Combs, of hoIn
Buaal, y and TOrtOise-shell; beautiful Velvet Re,i-
cues, (seel wrought; also, Steel Beads; steel and
of almost every variety; Soaps Of all kinds; fine Ex-
tracts; Cologne Waters; Hair Pins, plain and orna-
mental; Tuck Combs beautiful silk Purses and Peck
tt Books, OF the latest syeS-theSe, with hundreds of
other articles run of the lowest prices for cash and
no abatement Purchasers will do well 10 call
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
mllS-2l' MORTIMER " MOWBRAf.
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ITEMS OF News Justice II lskell, of New
office for gross neglect OF his official duties--
The Odd Fellows of Reading, Pa, are about to
erect u large hail Miss Osborn, the fash
.onlble daughter of Sir John Osborn, was re-
Gently arrested and held to bail in London, for
stealing Jar of potted meat The evidence
was too strong to be resisted This lady is one
OF the upper ten thousand" Of London.--
Capt, Partridge, who was recently reported
dead, is lecturing at ST Louis.---J. w, For
ney, Esd, Of the Lancaster lnteligencor and
journal resigns the editorial chair, having re-
ceved the appointment of Deputy Surveyor
OF ,Ae Port of Phladel hia.-The first cargo
o. American sugar has reached Liverpool
Michael Walsh has been making speeches to
his mechanic brethren IN Lowell and Fitch
burrh-The dogs Of Constautinople are
estimated at from 10000 to GU, 0O0.-DanieI
Adridge has been convicted in New Orleans OF
keeping faro table, and sentenced to pay a
fine of $1,000, and be imprisoned twelve months
!. Robinson was recently killed in an affray
with Boatner, at Liberty, Miss.--A man
named VIM. Oliver died suddenly in N, York
on Sunday.--It IS said that Gov Morton
will be Collector OF the port Of Boston. "A
delegation OF the Cherokee treaty party has ar
rived at Washington.-The strength Of the
British Royal Marines, is given as l0,469.-
Hon. f. II. Saunders, member ofthe late Con-
gress, from the fifth Congressional district OF
North Carolina, declines being candidate for
re-election.-The Detroit papers of the Sth,
announce the death Of Judge George Morrell,
late Justice Of the State of Michigan, in the
59th year of his oge.-The amount Of duties
per the Cambria (steamer) will fall but tritic
short of one tUnGred thousand dollars.
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MURDER. A woman of tie name of Van
Valkenburg, residing in the town OF Perth,
FIlton county, n. Y, murdered her husband
a..tcw days since, by administering posor. to
him in his tea or other drink. The woman has
been arrested, but previous to her arrest and in
efforts to cscape(whch were desperately she te!!
from the loft o; barn, where she sought con-
cealment, and broke her thigh bone, dislocatcd
her shoulder, and was otherwise severely MUIR
ed. |. is said she has made full! confession OF
the murder.
SMALL Pox At SEA. The deaths Of two
children by small poX, nave occurred on board
the packet ship New York, while on her pass
age from Liverpool to \. York, where she ar
rived on Sunday morning She brought about
80 to 100 passengers, and with the exception OF
the TWO cases referred to, there mas been no
sickness worthy Of notice
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"a EIV RIBBONS, LACEs.

EW RIBBONS, LACEs. -
~ ana LACE GOODS!
Arrived from New York and will open this day:
5000 pieces splendid RIBBONS, at !25 cts. yd.
200 do fast color CAL!COES, l:.4 do
400 dozen heavy STOCKINGS, l2a cts pair.
100 dozen Linen HDKFS. l2i cts a piece
200 Grass and Corded Skirts, Ga3 cts each
Thread Laes; Dress silks; Mogelsn de LANES;
GIngllams; Shawls; Wells; Bobbin Edgngs, &c. sc.
10 be sold NJ half prce3 doors above Frederick ST.
WILLIAM BROADBENT.
N. B. For rent, n FARM Of 80 acres, three and a
half miles from town, on the York road Improve
nents now making are large dwelling, with stablng
new fences, and pump at the door nh26-lt-
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rENME CREAT MA MMOTE. LOTwERY

n draws ;his day, and FLETCHER y co. No. 8
Holiday street, ynesty invite You 10 try yOIr luck
with them to-day. DON'T omit this aplendid spp9rtu-
nifty of tea lug fortune for life, Nearly million
OF dollars in prizes to be Distributed. S25 900 the
high capital Tickets S., halves 81, quarters 81. A
regular package CT % whole tickets will cost 81 a. DC
halves $56, IS quarters S2S.
Drawn Nos. class l2-March 25-lowest prize So
90 "a = 10 S. IL 80 IS 70 1871 26 b4 y
Orders by the mails shosd be carefully addressed
to
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
IL Baltimore. Md
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NOTICE OF FORECLosURE oa MoRrGAGE.

GG-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2eNORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors Forth of Gay-si. mhl2-ly
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s D5.OGaQ. II TE ssaI pies ,'aG lss OF. OF

q 70 ~ eO%YVE SIS, OO0-alch and mag
nitcent scheme for the benefit of tho SusGuehanna
yanal-~hOle tickets only IS, halves 81, quarters So
For these splendid prizes call at tAG lucky prize of
MILLER x co. and pirchase a ticket They sold
in TIC Md. lottery, drawn yesterday, 3 more good
prizes of $500, halls ticket Nos, 30 SO a. and one
Of $50, quarter ticket, Nos 40 50 IS, and another Of
$50, all sold to city customers by the lucky prize ven
ders, conner of St PaUl's aud Baltimore SIS.
Draws TO-DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class No. 1873 Nos Is ballots, :nakbng splendid
sChsE.c for the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize OF s250D0 prize Of $4,000
50 500 10 1900
. 1900 10 &" 1000, SC.
Tickets S5-shares proportion.
Certificate OF package of 26 quarters only $3.50
For packages, single tickets shares OF tickets, APP
ply 10 tie Old established and fortunate office OF
MILLER y 90.
Corner Of Baltimore and ST. PAIL streets
Drawn Nos. OF the Md Lottery, class y, drawn
March 25-lowesi prize 50:
50 "A % 20 IS IL SO 30 70 ls II % Cd 70
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WIN. $. BROWNING, }
WIN. T, LEONARD, list Br
JOHN w. CRONEY,
HENRY r. LOUDERMAN,)
SAMUEL BARNES, I'd Bfi
lIIrIIlEI GtITCHN

R'Solred Jy Tie Mayor and CITY Council Of BaNi-
more, That the Register be- and he is hereby autho-
rzed and directed to purchase the square or lot of
ground proposed to the city in communication from
Christian keene; provided the same can be had for
sum not exceeding GIG OOO payable in city six per Ct
Stock redeemabe at the pleasure of the corporation,
at any time after the year 1860.
RESOLVED, That soon rs the counsellor OF the city
fully satisfied rs to the title of said property and
snail signify the same to the Register he shall issue
certificate certificates of stock to the owner there
of to amount of said purchase on receipt of proper
deed or title to the civ corporation. ltt
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A CAED-TC. MY FRIENDS AND THE PUB
IA Lie. The undersigned, having taken an office
at No. S III holiday STREET, would most re-
specially solicit the patronage of his friends and the
public generally, wnefe he be found at all times,
from O'Clock, A. NJ. Till G. p. NJ, to attend to all the
business of Justice Of the Peace, and drawing all
Papers that he may be called upon to prepare, which
he promises to do with neatness and despatch.
mh26 colt Z. L. WILSON, just. of Peace.
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a 4. E<ENNAlsD, JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE,
me No. 5 NORTH FREDERICK STREET, and next
door 10 the Office OF Mess,s. Campbell X Burke, hav-
ing had many years practice a Justice of the Peace,
is prepared 10 attend To the drawing of Deeds, Leases
Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Powers of Attorney, and
preparing nsoIVent'a Papers, and can be found at his
office at all hours (unless called busncss) from
- a. NJ. to e. +. NJ, where he will he happy TO take
acknowledgements Of Deeds, will vita pleasure wait
on the individuals at their residence. mh26-u
'syHE COMPREHENSIVE of WISONG &
T. KErTLEWELL was dissolved on the first OF
February, by the withdrawal of WIN. VI. Kethewell.
The undersigned will continue the basness under the
same style, and al the Old place; and also auho-
rIGed 10 close The business of the lase firm.
WIN. A. WISOkG,
1t SAMUEL KETTLEWELL.
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NEW CROP SALAD OIL. Durand's Bor-
~ deauX nice Marsees and Florence OIL in
whole and half hotties and in TASKS received and for
sale BY MARCUS DENISON,
mh26 81 BaltimOre-st.
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LADIES' SHOES.
At, w. WILLIAMS. WHOLE -
SALE AND RETAIL MANUFA oTuRER -7<-.<<-e
OF LADIES' SHOES respectfully informs COUNTRY
IN anv is prepared to manufacture LADIES, MISSES
AND CfiILDREN'S SHOES, of every variety, at
prices which cannot fail to be inucement to those
dealing in the article to give him call before buying
elsewhere.
MERCHANTS who prefer having SHOES made to
order, have the advantage of any size or make
suit any market. No. 81 BALTIMORE ST,
mh25-lw opposite HOday-st., Baltimore.
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$4,000 p To P sssllss 10 o afn~s
of S5oO, and III of $0OO-wAole tickets 50, qrs 81,
eighths 81. In which TUCKER & BRO. will sell OH
certificate package of Whole tickets sGr SlO0, Cfu
cost $685. package of cighthsSl2a. package may
draw 3, 4, even of the very highest prizes in the
Wheel or over S39, 600. Yesterday we sold prize Of
$1,000 and of SlSO, ali in quarter tickets
Drawn numbers of yesterdays Lottery,
6G'71 - 40 6j II 80 50, Is 10 II %, Cd -
II. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head Of Centre Market Space.
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'ByHE GREATEST KIND OF LUCK:

FpyHE GREATEST KIND OF LUCK!
ID Per brewing OF class l2 Md. Iuttery, the beauty
Of $042 in whole ticket, sold to Nos Is IS Il, and
the purchaser citizen; of $500, and of $780, each
sold i'll quarters. EMORY co. are doing tai!
business in the way of selling the capitals. Saturday
Monday $4,000, N whole; yesterday the Seauty Of
Sl0i2; and say this day look cut for the $4,000,
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, Class
No. l3-73 Nos. 10 ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
priza of s25,OOO prize of $4,000
1900 g l4ST
% 1900 10 g 1909 &c.
Whcle.ticSets SS-shares in proportion.
Risk on h package of quarters, lthat can draw y0u
the snug Of S40,0O0) only sd, on certificate.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
70, drawn March 26-lowest prize So
60 1922 40 65 II 80 5o Is vi 20 Sd ~
lI3- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & CO., No. 2 Caivert-st
Ii Baltimore, Maryland.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
Marc,
Correspondence ofthe United States Gahette.1
NEW YORK;. Monday. P. NJ

Bait 6's 1890, at 1925 for sale, lopenmgy 1924 bid
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

,y I111yois.--The correspondent of the
on;s Republican. at Springfield, Ill, writes,
= me Sunreme Court OF that State, On the ilth
..nr haa decided very important case, which was
ga, az the ST. Clar Circuit Court. They decided
~. iii The children born Of French slaves IN tne
sa,e sincc the ordinance OF 179S, are FREE. 1his
Iii destroy and wipe away every thing ike slavery
WI IIJ,oos. The opiuion was delivered by Justice
Tonae, and the bench was dlvlded-seven being
!, favor OF the opinion and TWO against lt-Aess's
Treat and Shields.
Mosr HoRR1D MURDER,-On Tuesday night,
ssth January, band OF brutal and dastaI6ly assds
Gas entered the house of Mir. Charles. Thornton,
seaf the Arkansas river, IN Illinois district, ana
mos, cruelty murdered him while alone and IN Dec,
by shooting HIM four tmes intilctIng upon hiIn IL
asbs, and cutting his throat from ear 10 ear. Inc
Perpetrators OF this internal deed are Tom starr and
Ellis Sarr 10. whose apprehension ana ueiiyefy 70
he authorities of this Nation have offered a re-
ward of one thousand dollars for each; aud their
associates.
The cause OF this murder may be found IN The
fact ,f.at Alr Thornton was one OF the company OF
Cherokres who recently pursued, wounded ana
made prisoner. the late notorious Bean STAR. Nr.
Thornton was one of the sgners Of the Act OF Union
in, 1910 on the part of that portion OF the oiu
Srtt!ers" who dissented from that entered inio IN
1887. between the . EmIgrant Cherokees ana ine
"Od Settlers and served one session IN loto ds
rgember OF the Council When murdered ne
was alone his wife having gone on v'il 10 fa lne
children who were attending schooi iem nm =,
from home The officers are out ehoea'oiiIS ir "
find find and buog to to Justice the perpetrators They
have made several arrests, and one person mas made
important confessions.
~. The news By the Hibernia was conveyed
from PorrIani TO Montreal in thrty-one hours.
GRr,r SAILiSG--The new. ship John Quincy
Adams OF this port, Edward c. Nlckes master,
hence at Angler, Nov |, made the passage from the
per day: and during that time, for 2i successive
days averaged 23l miles per day, by log and obser
yatlon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
IEAPN 4 CO.'S

FASHION FOR SPRING 1875.
(tENTLEMENS HATS Of Spring pattern will te
VI ready for sale and delivery and after Friday the 2atf
instant.
~ B. We announce the above THE tA'HcN for the en-
sung .,soH and preclude all possibility oi error IN i
minds of the public aud ld generally IN this city and else
sler a. to is orisn aud disncyey PECULIAR features W.
prescott thp following detail Of its proportions, VIZ
CROWN-7i iucles high, SIG bell at sides bell IN iroH
I'iP-3.Is aci oval thr edse rounded off lis inch
BRIA2. inches wide all around-Set. natural curve
Clri wide.
BAND and BINDING, inch wide
The particular of the bm unique aud customers
will be served with style expressly adapted 10 the character
isc features and form OF each respectively i25 OtlS
~. SPRING STYLE OF HATs.-BlRD. ooRNEF OF
PiSr Anp NASSAU srRELrs-Genemen Hats. Of the style
for the ensuing season. will be introduced This Day (Satur
DAY. March, lst, 1861
m, lm!s. BIRD corner Of Pine and Nassau streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
r. Br,L's HAIR RrsroRarIvr, warranted, at his Agen-
cy 81 Walkersi. lst store FROM Broadway
Mn. 4. AsDnrA,. ~ l,q GnEtNNlen;,1RktI:

Il
Dear Siy there any persons skeptica the
iis Of DaieyS NqgicG& Pam Extractor please Send them
end think them Of its utility have used
II IN IN various iami you first
mend it 10 me aud have had the fullest proof OF its admirable
qualities \, the time YOU recommended to me my wife
was coahred her room h severe attack OF iqmmdo-
for weeks during which time she suffered severely unt
proposed to have the Pam Extractor tried which proved
efecuo According Your directions applied box TO
her shoulder nad by rubbing well could after
which Srrcad cloth with second box and applied
the part aud to my astonishnent u half all hour all PIN
ceased and ler the rst time weeks She slept The
physician on beng informed Of the application recommended
continuation aud few applications made perirct cure
Make such please Of this for shall be happy all
times g satisfy any one that ;eascs call on me.
Yours with respect SAMUEL uECOU,
No. MoTton-strcet BAKERY
street sun Building also sold by A ,ndaS Greenwich
street eorner of Nestry None genuine without the written
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

SANDS SAasArA HrLLA.-One Of the most important ef-
fcs IN the recent progress ot science is the alliance OF
chemistry with physiology, by which and c1pect-
"a h has thrown upon the vital processes Of ami
mas Fer this Indebted chiefly TO the German and
French chemists We have clear understanding Of
the different actions of ailments. posons and remedial
agents ard the long 1eridcd theory Of the blood being the
pcrton the system upon which the latter should act is
demonstrated truth The great Object therefore, is to
ascertain what remedies will act most directly upon the
constituents of the blood when Ia the act Of combination
Experience observation. clouds cf witnesses establish the
Sands Sarsapaa is at the very head OF the class
It's potential virtues are atested by thousands OF rhcma
&c and scroulos patients, and By all who have taken the
preparation for diseases OF the skin.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF It's
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be
obtained Of the proprctors and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by A b. e d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street, Kew York
Sold also 273 Broadway, II East Broadway andby Drug
gisis generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

(f0r Commercial and Money Matters. Las. Page
FRIDAY, =. NJ.
AT the Board to-day Stocks closed about the
same as yesterday Illinois funds advanced Morris Ca
nal Co and Pennsylvania and Ohio bonds Erie Long
Island and S,onington Railroads and Canton Co. Far
mcrs Trust Co. closed at yesterdays prices and Harlem
and Syracuse and UticI Railroad declined /.
In Exchanges we quote Sterling l09l 10
Francs 5.25 5232.
The trustees OF the Butler Hospital for the In
sane at Providence r. l. have advertised for loan of
$4,000 upon bond aud mortgage.
Imports OF Oil and Bone inlo the United States,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

yJ,IfE NORTHAMPTON ASSOCIATION OF EDU-
L CATION AND INDUSTRY have a?ptopti'tsd i!a len,
pap They Will b. members Of family under the care Of
ih Dnecio Education wife and Other Teachers wi
the classes for study and work ana oe sunc
general regulations pupils who are meoes oi
the As,ocs,on The diet of the family excludes meat
advance D. NEECk, Director ci Edpcat!on.
B.ouShioa Meadows Feb 1915. mil lawS2m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
SlLh GO OD 5 .
NEW S.AI-NV II 4sI.''
PECK, NICHOLSON & WRIGHT,

PECK. NIC0LS0N y WRIGHT,
Nos. l3e Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, Sew-fork,
would RESPECTFULLY ia,it. the attention OF Merchants visiting
this city 10 their assortment OF SIX und Fancy Goods
prising in part, VIZ
DRESS GOODS,
Barres and Balconies printed Jaconets and >atla
stripe Muslins complete assortment OF huslin ds Lanes
of all STYLES aud prices rich satin striped ard embroidered
Taraa Muslin dresses ameleon Brccade and satin stred
Silks.
SHAWLS,
Brochs Cashmere Bareee and full assortment o leeso
and DaInask silk Shawls rich Dauask Alpaca and StiadI
Ia Sh.wls aud beautiful article together with BLACK
and cold Muslin de Lame Shawls in great variety
RIBBONS,
full of Bonnet and Cap Ribbon, OF ;e ns~eS
and richest syle complete assortment OF aea ara ea
an Ribbons. Also ial! of Millinery .frf'e!sS
LACES,
English and German Thread Lac-s and Edsngs hsd Zap
LAees large A>sogsat trimming Laces AID Lacr sdShss
GLOVES
CONSISTING Of Sd the best manufacture blk and colo SA
EgyptiR and tiei Gloves with large assortment e ae!
N!itts.
:, select Fancy Hdkfs Linen Cambria Hdks
Ponsee and Spih-d Hdkis together with srea; 'ce e
which Will be offered al the otrest market prices
ff,yf@
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

GRAND MAGNETIC ENTERTAINMENTS At
" STI-YVESANT-S INSTITUTE. BraadwaS oi{l9sss {5sS
Bond-strrrs TUESDAY and THURSDAY " ENiNosi
March h and siDR PIKE would MORN h's ifisn's az
The public ths, h. will give Course Of two Lectures WIN
EIpeTsca;, GA the Sceucs OF AEimll Mssnesu AZ Tul
r=slat lGs,suie Broadway opposite s & 80
rimen;s each evening viii close hy having Two
teeth extracted dferrat lersons while IN ihe
s-rp when they will b- iaseasib- pun. The pus'ic H.f
be ASSURED that there will b. disappointment bat 'e
will positively te -I-EAced. snd every possible oftSoi''
Will be Afforded The experiments. -:
DocTe eieu LECTURE commence s;7i O'Clock StiaS
- m rts'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
GREAT SALE OF DOMESTIC GOODS
At
BARKEKs. 2sl GRAND-sTREET

BAkhF4hS, Hhl JNAND-S
3, the Yard. Piece, Package, commencing MondGy
March 3rd ls5Jus received 10 bales and bl-aced
and unbeached Sheenss and ShsinS from the lanufacto
rss. whh will be sold cheap Cash III those who wish
to buy will lind 1t c their interest call above and for
themselves.
5 bales yard wide shectngs ony sd
5 do do do very he,vy I'd
5 do 9-3 DO I'd
5 do 5-i Walth4m aud Merrimac Do I'd
Also Indian Head Stark Mills, Chcopee D. Hamilton
A,noskeag and many other kinds very cheap.
; cases fine Long Cloth Shirting only I'd
. rs do do do do Sd and ID
5 j., yer, fine do do do 10 andlld
Also Lawrence Mills Merrimac Hamilton Mills, PhrniS
Mills and many other styles which will be sold bar
gains.
cases OF Prints les and rich ccoTs such former
ly sold for IOd only Cd rer yard warranted fast coors
cases styles Of Prnts Sd and iod yard such for
m,rly sold for shilling, warranted fast coiors.
Also high colcrs large and small figured CHI uiz
for lOd and I'D rer yard. very cheap.
Also cases Linen Cambric landkerchies for only Is,
worth Cd Also Damask Table Cloths and Diapers, NAPKINS,
Birds-Eyc Huckaback, Scotch and Russia Diapers, Table
Covers Burlaps Bed Ticking &c &c &c &c.
Also just received cartons New Brocle ShawL, very
cheap
Also first rate assortment cf jet and blue black Silks
very low prices together with complete assortment Of all
kinds of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which Will be sold
great bargains.
Country Merchants of Domestic Goods will do well
to call and examine the stock before purchasing.
Good, sen, to any part Of the City Brooklyn, Williams
bursh or Jersey City, free Of charge.
5 BARKER. 2sI Graad.s,rset,
mi a. between Eldrj.e and Allenstreets.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
No MISTAKE?

IN "THf. TOWN OF MARCH Ilst-imopg its queer
thing, may BE- found Joi Tyers Farewell Address in ad
vance, Her is an extract: also had Peace Maker
uiictured which blev half my Cabinet into atoms We
hesitate say that there hnmor fun and saiir IN
his Magazine than b. found IN all the other Wee;es
published IN the cIty-l.rIce &c - - .
By John Pool author Of Paul Pry The authors Is sut
ic-nt guarantee of is interest
CECIL. or tho Adventures OF toxcomb, BY Buwer-
P'WifFEKI.Y PAPERS-New World. The Town Broad;
way Journal Mirror Rover hilsdelpha Courier Post aud
C;aletie-ior sale wholesale aud retail by
JUDD Y TAYLOR No. 2Astor House
TO- \ new supply Of Green's VI oEks Gambling. Every
family .hnmli haNr 4 set Isl