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would get himself out in the same way. But
one foot out, he got the other in-and thus he
continued to labor and plunge, till he was full
satisfied his own ability was better calculated
to help him in, than to help him out of the ditch.
lie grew wroth and used hard words--and so
far forgot the plain language that he exclaimed
by
Don't thee swear, brother IIezekiah,' inter-
rupted Dorcas.
Swear = roored Hezckiah, 'hee'd swear too
ifthcc was in here
Swear not at all, IIezekah but even lend
me thy hand and I'll use my ability to pull
thee out, according to the Scripture which saith,
Irthne OK or thine ass shall fall into ditch on
the Sabbath day
Nov, sister. thee is TOO bad. Verify thee
would not make me so heavy as the former ami
NAL /; nor so stupid as the latter
AS to thy weight, returned Dorcas, thee must
be pretty well satisfied by this tme-as for thy
stupidity, it was indeed unsisterly to liken thee
to the long cared animal. But if thee is salts
fled on those points, and will forthwith reach
me thine hand, I'll do AS much as in me lieth to
bring the safe to land
Hezekah was pretty well convinced by this
time that his own ability would never fetch him
out, wherefore, humblv reaching his hand to
Dorcas, he said-'Vcrily sister, will accept
thy aid, inasmuch as my own ability doth great
ly deceive me-
Dorcas kindly lent him assistance, and by
pulling vigorously, IIezckiah at length came to
land. Shaking of the mud and water like
spaniel he returned home; but charged his Sis
! ter, by the way, never To mention how he came
/ to his catastrophe. Dorcas promised, ofcourse;
and as she was girl of truth and kind feelings,
she was as good as her word. Blu! once or
twice, when they were in company with sundry
other Quakers, dlscoursing soberly about mat
tcrs and things, Dorcas looked archly at another
girl, and merely said, Did ever tell thee Ra-
chel, how Ilezeklah one Sunday
Hezekiah turned an embarrassed and implor-
ing look towards her, and she said, Nay, nay
lIezekiah, I'm not going TO tell-merely to ask
if ever told how thee showed thy agility one
Sunday, and Jumped into the middle of ditch
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GETGcy AZ.
CTOR }. B. VI \ S S T. II.

sgsg&s,Fea RESPECTFUlLY informs he cit
Nsv-T 2eus nt Suuturv aud It's vic'nity, that
EIi3 he d removed lis office to the white
building in Ma ket Square, east ot Ira
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o>t oilivs. where h, wll tie hapPy 10 receive cali
I the line Of his profession
SnnhnIN MaX Alh lSAi.
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CTONE WARE for sale.
- 225 Stone Jugs, from quah to 3 gallons,
80 Stone Jan. from 2 10 suons For sale,
cheap, by Oct. IA IL. b. MASsER
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EORESTvILLE
BRASS ElGEIT DAY CLOCKS.

vl>HE subscriber has just rcceivei, for sale, few
i of the above celebrated Eight Day Clocks,
which will Ne sold very reduced prices, for cash.
Also, superior 80 hour Clocks, of the best make
and quality, which will I've sold for cash, at 81 So
Also, superior Brass 30 hour Clocks, at 81 90.
Dec ., lsi3. II. b. MASSER.
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My FIRST ORDER.-A young man COM
menced trying to obtain livelihood by what is
called canvassing for bookseller, viz: calling
at houses with specimens Of first numbers of
periodicals, &c, and soliciting orders. On pull
ing a bell for about the third time in his life on
this business, portly military looking person.
age appeared as quick as If lie had been tied to
the other end of the bell-wire. and demanded
what he warted The Canvasser proceeded
with some dIflidence to explain his errand, when
the gentleman rather pctuantiy asked, pray,
have you ever been in the army , The answer
was Yes sir, for a short time Let me see
YOU right about face them This manoeuyre
accomplished, brought the front part of the
young tradesman's person opposite the yard
gate, when the military looking gentleman
bawls out in voice of thunder, Quick march
out of the wa-d, for nobody wants you here
The half atirighted canvasser, OF course, mmc-
dately complied, and on gaining the outside of
the palisades, cody took out his order book, and
making a show of writing, replied thank you
sir I'll book this as my first order
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PUTTING YOUR FOOT INTo II According 10
'AsIa'c Researches very curious mode ottry
Two holes are dag IN the disputed spot, into one
OF which the lawyers on either side put one OF
their feet, and remain there TIL one OF them IS
tired, or complains Of being stung 10y the Ia
scctS, IN which case his client Is defeated, In
this country,it is the client and not the lawyer
who puts his foot into IT,
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To PRESERVE HAMS OR OTHER SMokED
MEAT THROUGH THE SuMMER.--Wrap up the
ing out the loose shves, and pack it in bar
rel, taking care that there be next the barrel
and between the meat a thick layer OF tow,
packed in as close as possible then set II away
in dry cellar or upper room. 1t is enough that
the barrel be sufficient To keep the mice out, as
no ny or insect will enter the tow.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
A LII NEW! NEW STORE,


"A NEW STOCK AND NEW FIRM!
J. LEE H'EBSTER & co. respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have taken the
store recently occupied by Samuel Dallam 4 Co..
No. 75 BALTIMORE STREET, three doors below
Irpolett'S alley, and have received from Auction
and late arrivals from Europe, and ale now opening,
beautiful assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Onr stock being cntmely ncW and having been select
ed with great care and many Of goods being Auc-
lion Jobs we are prepared sell very cheap-we have
DOMESTIC COTTONS, bleached and brown OF
All widths, embracing few bales full yard wide
stout Sheetiigs, at 8! cts per yard
LALltOES, latest styles, 8! to lsi cts, per yard
Mems Summer Wcar-6!, 10, Ia cts. SC. q
Cotton Hose and half Hose-the cheapest ever seen
from 81 to 25 cents a pair
CoIofed and white Spool Cotton, only Ct a spool
Painted Lawns.
BalZarine Lawns, I ,,.,
Worstcd Balzarines, u sF''"u'u assortment
Gngharas, Alpacas, )
Plain and Fmb oderei Thibet !
RichiPrned NJ. de Lame
White and cOlOred Barege ,,,,
Cameean and Fancy silk "l9
Plain and embd VI. d. Laine
Large size Black Nett
CnnbriC, JacOnet aud Swiss VI 'SLINS
Irish Linens, Diapers, Counterpanes
Laces and Edyings, Cap Netts, Green Bare-e
Cloths, CaseiRercs, Yeslings
GambroOns. Drlngs. Drap D'Ete
Summer Cloths. Brown French Linens
Umbrellas, ParasOs, sun shades
CaSsnets. TweedS, Kentucky Jeans
Domestic Plaids, Checks, Osnaburgs
Tickngs Crash, Oil Cloth, Sc. sc.
[G}- Country Merchants, as well as all who buy
Dry Goods for their own use, may promote their in
terest by calling al
apl2-tf No.7o BALTIMORE STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

ED EMOVAL. JAMES CARTER would inform
M his friends and customers that he has removed
his Fashionable Furnishing and Ready made Linen
Store, for the present, to No. i SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, below Market st.
Citizens and strangers will find in this establishment
a splendid assortment of Rich Satin Scarts and Cra-
watts; Paris Kid Gloves, all coors; rich satin Dress
Stocks and Opera Ties; new style La Polka Cravats;
Gum Elastic Suspenders and Silk Gloves.
J, c. would particularly call the attention of citi-
zens and strangers to his superior Linen and Muslin
Shirts, made from the best materials and the latest
Partisan Fashion, and warranted fit, for sale by the
dozen or single one-all sizes constantly on hand.
Dressing Gowns; Pocket lIdkfs. hemmed; silk Shirts
and Drawers; Cotton Knit do. Gentlemen will find
it to their advantage to call before purchasing else
where, as every article in this Store will be sold al
very reduced prices.
0Gz- Gentemen's Linen made to order. mh4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
Va OItK INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.

II DIX. RlCH'D Il. HAUGHEH, PRINCIPAL.
tn" York Institute, located in the Borough OF York,
Pa, oO miles north of Baltimore, will be open for the
reception Of Pupils the first MONDAY of NAV,
ensuing. No situation in the Union surpass il foe
health and beauty; being vey elevated it enjoys the
most saIhbrious and nvgoratiRg atmosphere. The
Institute commands view of the whole Borough
and a Iare assembagC of the most beautiful land.
scapcs on every side The course of study will en-
brace the sOi branches usually pursued in nstitu.
lions nf high standing and constituting finished edu.
catoH. The academic year will be divided into two
sessions OF % weeks each, allowing a vacation Of
weeks in octnher and weeks in April. The terms
are zone half in adyancc) for board and tuition orthe
scholastic Year (oHly) 500. Each pupil must iud
his own bed and bedding
REFERENCES:
Rev. Samuel X. Jennings,
g Augustus Webster, Baltimore.
% John +. Hey,
Thomas G., Pratt, Esq, Governor of Mor~Fand.
Hon. Reverdy johnson,
Dr. Thomas Owings,
% James Miller
{: w. w. Handy,
90 Alexander F. Duiin,
9 VIM. NJ. Kemp,
Mr.. Moses Sheppard, u.,,;.
Messrs. Wilson & Hopkins "N''~"s'
Beae II, Richardson, Esq
Allen Paine Esq.
VIM, b. Norris, Esq
Richard II. Hail. Esq.
Messrs. John Boggs s. Co.
6 Warner Fisher,
James Kent, Esq .inne arundel county
DR.. Denny, Edston.
Major Thomas Wright, near Centr Grille.
Dr. Richard E. Cochran, ColuinJiu, Pa.
Thomas Hambly, Esq, York, Pa. apl-wstl linn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

HhRY GOODS.-We have received, and are
~ daily opening, large and general assortment of
NEW STYLE GOODS. Just opened, new style rich
changeable Gro de Pekn striped and Bfocade Gro de
striped Gro de Swiss Armure and Ilelenciue DRESS
SILKS Also, Canton Grape, Berage, Cashmere, Silk
and other SiIAWS; Airachas; M0uselin de LANES;
Berage, black and coOred; Balzafne; French Lawn:
French aud British Chintz; BombazineS; Gloves; Iio
sery, &c. sc. To be offered at the lowest prices
X. hcELDOWNY & co.
No. l;3 Baltimore street.
apal between Calvert and Light sts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
FOR SALE & RENT.
FARM FOR SALE OR BARTER.

.Sns2 The advertiser offers for sale FARM con-
bhVI.T tanning l3O acres, III good stlIe of cultiva
AHiiii ton, in healthy and respectable neighbor-
Ml Llthood, and within pleasant Idc OF Baltimore.
ti>n be had NJ all m-S when the navigation Is
opeA and fowl in their season, and quantity of iron
ore OF thr best quality along the ryef shore Or lie
would bdltet II for Il decent Grocery and Feed Store
III good location for business. Apply At this Office.
ap2l- 2aWiW
YRNO MECIiANICS,-FOR S.iLE One Turn
III ny Lathe with Tools; one Cabinet Makers
Bencn with Tai Screw; one Wee BenCu with Vice.
an excellent large sized GrndStOhc with vaertroug;
Turkey Oh stones; Screw Clamps or Hand Screws;
Planes aud other Roots ul various kinds. Enquire N
No l2i No III Eutaw street. apl5-u
@sHOW CASE FOR SALE. beautiful
~ counter SHOW Case for sale low. Apply to
ALFRED II. RElP,
No, 335 Baltimore street,
apll-lf 2d Tin Store above Howard stIeet
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
U3ICH AND BEAUTIFUL
ma FRENCH GOODS, MAGNIFICENT
EnGDS

SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
Will be opened this day at GARDENERS, No. 1875
MARKET STREET, large assortment of Fancy
DRESS GOODS, just received by the Great West
err-@lch as Rich PnmpadOur and Fancy silks small
Plaid Silks; rich beautiful French Foulards; Fl.
Bcrages, Of newest Pafis siylr French BalzaTineS,
entirely new designs; French GhghanS; Spring style
RrPp Cashmeres; pink aud blue dotted Ia hCtonS and
Berages. Also, beautiful assortment nj Madam
Payot's French EMBR0iDERlES, such As Lace aIls
and Wells; trimmed and untrimme5 CapeS; Fr. Lace
CaptS; embroidered COla,s and CaneZous; rich EN-
broldered Longcloth HGkts embroidered Sleeves and
Cuffs: trimmed and untrimmtd ChemZetts; English
Regency Thread i.acrS. a beautiful assortment. Also,
magnificent Shaws and Seats; rich Iielienne Shawls
and ScarS; Twisted silk Shaw.s; rich printed and
plain Berage Shawls rich Silk Scarfs; Hccnnr ScarfS
Also, some beautiful ''Chinese Fans of the most
splendid workmanship Together with full and
general stock Of housekeeping articles, to which
would respectful call the attention of citizens and
strangers. 10 The public will please remember that
the subscriber has removed from his old location to
the newly fitted up Warerooms, No. 1875 MARKET
STREET, the fourth house above Light street.
Wholesale Rooms up stairs, where can always be
had beautiful assortment of the most beautiful and
rare articles of the season.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
ap22 ri No. 1876 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

GtEIFAP PAPER HANGINGS. The sub
W scriber offers for sale OF the best asorments
- American PAPER HANGIhGS in the city, at very
realty reduced prices, and put up by careful journey
G12n. no boys bel. employed Also his superior
VENETIAN BLINDS, HuSK NJ ACTRESSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS &c,
of the very best materials and workmanship, and at
prices very near If quite low, an inferior
article may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES II. COX,
No. l62 Baltimore street,
apl0-lm second door west of the Museum,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

EBOOkS AND PAPER AT AUCTIOz
-AD PRICES. j. MOORE, No. ia BALTIMORE
STREET, respectfully announces that he will opeI,
on Monday next, 2lst instant, very large stock OF
BOOKS and PAPER, forming the most attractive As
soiment offered in this city for many years. Those
in want OF good Books and Cheap Paper would do
well 10 avail themselves of this opportunity. They
will positively be sold at very reduced prices CatI-
logues can be had by applying above, at the
AUCTION PRICE BOOK STORE,
apl9 Sd door from North street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
AN ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.

III | beg leave to offer the public two
EtlssE=E5'r ~ handsome Boston PIANOS, as good
W rs S@1fa as the low priced Chickerrg, one at
E'SlS0, the other at $500. Two superior
Rosenkranz PIANOS, one Rosewood with German
action the other Mahogany with English action, both
of them, without eXlggeration, fine instruments as
ever had from that celebrated manuactory. Also,
plain Rosewood German PIANO with French action
at S25O These three German Pianos have 81 octayeS
and warrant them to possess and to retain every
good quality Off Piano. The Boston Pianos have but
six octaves G. j. C0NRADT
aplS stiff No. 205t Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

nRESS LAWNS only l24 cts, A lot of Lawns
ED just received nj the low price of l2l per yd
One invoice superior do only 25 cts
do Foulad style Calcocs, only l2! cts
do Second Mourning Alpaca CalicOes at l24 cts
do Striped Curtain Musns, only IL. cts
MOuslin de LANES, at l2!, l65, 25 cts. &c
Balzarnes 3l4 cts Barrager 37s cts. UP
Furniture Calicoes, very pretty, at g. cts
Yard wide Musns at :! cts, and general assort-
mcnt of other NEW SPRING GOODS, Paasols, Sun
Shades and Bonnets, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
No 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette.
B, Lots Of other Cheap Goods from auction.
ap7
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

BY III. w. BpOI.
MONIMENH ST pE

Esp,s MONUMENT ST. PROPERTY
ft7TTfS All AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTER.
aIbnG NOON, 2sth inst at o'clock, on the pre.
lnises, east of Gay street, Oh the south side
o Monument, Lot fronting Is feet BY 80 feet deep
improved by new two story brick DWELLING
with atnck and hack building built in the best man
Her, and of good maerials-ground rent low For
further particulars apply to
APPS 81 H. w. BOOL, Auctioneer
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
WM1HOLESALE AND RETAIL.

w SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, Sc.
No. 10 SOUTH STREET.
T. n The undersigned respL ctfuy re
E,k ,S.GA turn their thanks to their numerous
i-I ~ IN friends and the public for their pas
Iiy fc.,..ig y tavOrS, and respectfully ask con
&-S, IA tinuance Of the same. We have IN
store a large and general assortment
OF Ladies and gentlcmen's plain and quilted SAD
dies, OF various qualities and prices
we nave also very superior gentlemen's SADDLES,
made on the veiy best English trees and Of the best
English Leather-all of which are warranted as re-
presented.
large and general assortment Of Coach, Gig and
Wagon HARNESS, of silver, brass, covered and ia
panned mounting.
Also, very large assortment of TRAVELLING
TRUNKS; some Of which made after the well
known English Trunk, of solid leather, and which
cannot be broken by the hard knocks of travelling.
Hand Trunks; Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, various sizes:
Tr yelling Bags; Naleises; Saddle Bags; Heads and
Reins; MartingaIe Cellars; Hames; Blind Brides Hal
terS; Cart and Wagon Harness.
Also very superior assortment of Bit and Birdoon
BiIdeS hest English Leather; Snofel Brides; Mar
ungales and Whips of the best quality.
Military work made at the shortest notice and in the
most fashionable style JENKINS 4 LILLY
mh24 2aw.m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
YUNHE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
il Wa harn on hand larne assortment of sir

VTNHE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
IL We have on hand a large assortment of single
mied elastic Cassimeres; black Summer Cloths;
GambroOns Linen Drills; Marsees Vestings, &c.
among which are some superior white. Also,
French Organdie Lawns
Balzarines, Berages, and Grape de LANES
Mousclane and Berage de LANES
French and Scotch Ginghams
Light coored Alpacas beautiful shades & qualities
Aoaccas blk. and blue blk superior, from 31a to 81
IRISH LINENS-A few more left of those cheap
Irish Linens for 25 to s7t. Our stock of Dry Goods
will now vie with any other in the city, and it is only
necessary to favor us with call to be convinced that
we are offering the greatest bargains that were eve
offered in this city. JOHN h. WILSON,
No SO Market street, (Whi!e Hnuse,l
ap23-ths3, doors beio" Ffedcf.cE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
Il f NJ 0 Y A l.

II FL NOV FAL.
A CARD. MRS. SHERWOOD takes this me-
"A ihod of informing the Medical Faculty of Bnu-
more and the public generally, that she has removed
Lexington and is prepared to attend all orders OF
CUPPING and LEECHING by day or night. Thank
u for past favor, she still solcits share of patron
age. The public may depend on her keeping the bes,
quality of European Lceches.
Mas. SHERwooD has the pleasure as well as pryi-
ege Of referring to the following Physicians;
Prof. n. r. Smith, ?. Mackenzie, VI H.
A. Alexander, VI. d. J II. O'Donovan. NJ u.
T.. w Theobald, NJ. d. J, ii Patterson, NJ. d,
2. Chatard, NJ. d. :. Chew, VI. d.
apl9-lm'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
BY R, NIEACEIAM.

lOS, CORNER BALTIMORE 4 HoLLtDAy-srs
hIGHT AUCTION. THIS EVENING, Iwl,,
! otter the following goods for cash, viz: gross
Hon No buff Britannia Table Spoons; do do DO
lea do; eases first quality Britannia Coffee Pots; s
nn%' steel faced Claw Hammers; duz. tack do; II
sIFer pencil cases; 100 pair fiat irons: doz Roger,
1900 pnpers t. and 10 oz tacks 10 gross knitting nee
dieSi IOclSts sens patent coffee mills 80 lbs white
ana assorted cotton sken thread; 20 boot lacings
~ Il" eorst DC; 20 leanS hmcs' letter paper; 100 pa
prrs Sahu' '"olO Russia quls; lot dry goods; Jewey
watches, sc, &c.
ap25.lw L. R.MEACHAM Auctionee,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
STRAY GOODS
BARGAINS! BARGAINS:


CA>Y ,S Anoshs[ very Cheap Store in NORTH % CAY y
I%~w STREET, opposite Fayetta-st., where may
~ be found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SCARFS, LACE GOODS. and general
of Fancy ARTICLES. Also. Caiicocs, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen lldks.; gentlcmen's
stocks and Collars; Susprnders and great variety OF
Goods too tedious 10 eRuraerate. The public
spectuy invited 10 call at this New and Cheap Store,
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. {63- Don't foryet-No 23
GAY STREET. opposite Fayette. apl0 #
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
FEED, FEED AND FLOUR STORE.

FEED, FEED NND FLUJK SIUht,
NEW FEED AND FLOUR STORE
"a HHOLES.fLE AND RETAIL. The sub
scriher has Just opened, the corner OF WlLk ST
and HAPPY ALLEY, FEED, FLOUR AND GRO
Gerry STORE. His stock of Feed and Flour is very
large to which he is daily adding by fresh arrivals
and which will be disposed ofon advantageous ,erms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. His stock of GRO
CERES is small, but select and fresh. intended for
family retail Goods will be sent home free of charge
ap2l-lm ELI SMITH.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
MToTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS,

" AgreeabIy TO the provisions of an Ordinance,
approved March 25h, l839 the Assessors will meet
at their office City Hall, the first Monday in May
next, and continue in session from day TO day, un
the first Monday in June, for the purpose Of receiving
from all persons liable Taxation. in the City of Bal
tmOre, true and correct lists of all their property,
both real and PERSONAL; that an assessment may be
fairly made and Bills correctly rendered, this
tce is rendered necessary. Persons whose whole pro-
perty is not OF the value of fifty dollars, only
empted. J. J.SMfFH HOLL'NS, Assessors
apl9-eolw JOSEPH BROWN,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26
DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS.
A y EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
A EPRINtt AND SIMMER GODDS.

N SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Lawns; BalZarncs CLOTHS.
Berages and Silks Black, blue black, blue
Alpacas and Bomhaznes green, brown and mix.
Light col'd Cashmtres !. ed CLOTHS.
MOuseline de LANES CASSIMERES.
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black, blue black. blue
Cambria and Jaconrt do mixed. fancy striped \
SHANiS. Plaid CasSimrres
silk, Cashmere TWEEDS
Mouselne de Lane anu Light ami dark coors,
Thibct Woo! SAaws. GAMBRUONS Drill
Plain and Embro'd llnea LlNGS. aud SUMNER
Camb.lc flDkFS. CLOTHS
NESrINGS-Siik, SATIN, NaIselirs Buff Cash
marets and othet EestIngs, plain and fancy,
Irish, French and German LINENS.
Bleached aud unbrachs d MISLlNS; Bed Ticking:
Mariners Shirtng, Penty PladS, Cheeks, &c Nc.
%E3- Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
Goods At PRICES Will do well 10 call AT the Agen
ry Store, No. - BALTIMORE STREET, End door
below T'!polcu'S alley.
apll-3m LUTHER J. COX.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-26

EHEAP BONNET STORE,
u WHOLES.4LE and RETAIL,
25 HOWARD-ST., Sd door from Fayette.
{A%, The subscriber is receiving his usual Spring
IZZ supply of STRAW BONNETS, of the latest
~ styles, to which he especially invites the at
tcnon OF both wholesale and retail purchasers, III part
Florence. Rutland and Pedal Braid BOnnets
Neapolitan, Brilliant, Modena and Bird-eye
Fine Braids. Bevon Braid Straw DO. 37t up
Fancy Bonnets, from 25 to so cts; Fluted Lawn do
Cniidren's Bonnets, in great variety, very cheap
Infants Braid and Leghorn Hats, Palm Leaf Hats
&C. Sc. at
mh25 HAYWARD,S CHEAP STORE,