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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24
RAyENNA OHIO WEDNESpAL sERTEMBER24l as 9 q NahE

well directed exertion / released my
self from his embrace, and rushed foi
the door. There came the servants
running up the hall, vociferating loudly
lone with a broom. stick. another with
"a pair OF tongs, which implments claim
ed quite intimate acquaintance with
my person, before / reached the hall
door. Butt did reach it, and, once
opened, ! sprang through bit--into the
arms of a watchman! His hold was
instantaneously fixed upon my coat
skirts. MY intercourse with the neigh>
borhood having been already protract-
ed beyond my desire, putting my shoe.
sticks in reqpisition, ! dashed of. The
watchman, however, retained his hold
upon my skirts, and Followed. Presz
emily ! heard a crack! Thanks to for
tune, it was one Of my skirts, the other
remaining firm. MY strength was now
exhausted, and there was but one mode
Of release. | left most ofmy garment
in the watchman's hands, thus literally
clearing my skirts.'l He rolled heels
over head-nor did ! stop to succor
him! ...,.,s ,.,.... -,
Reader, am now single man and
a confirmed bachelor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24
AMUSEMENT OF THE l. LAp1Es.-Caup

AMUSEMENT OF THE LADIEs.-Cdught
,oearing the Breeches.-Two ladies,
one young, beautiful and unmarried,
the other somewhat older, married
lady, were, on Monday evening, arres-
ted and conveyed to one of the station
houses, New York, where they were
locked up till morning, being found
promenading the streets dressed in male
attire. The reporter in noticing the
case, says: ~'1 @. 'e r
The young lady, who belongs to one
of the first families in the city, was
jealous Of her lover, and determined to
watch his movements, and being some
what fearful of going into the field alone,
she requested her older friend to accom-
pany her, to which she assented. They
were discharged in the morning upon
promising never to swear the breeches
again." .''-' ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

Observation-Disclosures, when ask
ed the first requisite to eloquence, re.
piled, "aciion" when asked the second,
he replied, "action," and the third he
still replied, "action." Industry bears
the same relation to agriculture, that
action did to- eloquence in the estima-
ton Of the Athenian orator. With in.
dustry the farmer may accomplish eve
ry thing, and without it he can do moth
ing. Let him then study the value Of
time. Time is his great capital, and
should be we'll invested. The wealth
of the world, its high civilization. all
its magnificent improvements, have
been created and fashioned by the labor
and industry of man. The poorest
soil and most unfavorable climate are
scarce impediments to an industrious
and energetic people. Look at Hol>
land, reclaimed from the ocean, fenced
id by her embarkments and mud walls,
literally similar garden, where once
there was nothing but bogs and oceans
wave. Look at Switzerland, where
an Industrious and hardy peasantry,
centending against the avalanches Of
snow and ice and the embodiment Of
mountain masses of rocks falling and
crushing for miles square every thing
before them, having cut the hills and
mountains in terraces and planted them
with vines. Lands which before were
worse than nothing, by this improve
ment sell for ten thousand franks per
acre. ..., ... ...r. ....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24
An EcDoTEEoF, THE, LATE; sEHATol

and glory, atis ssh that lleres' s3'e y as
AHEcDoTEsoF; THE ,LA-E, SsEgAToE
PoRTER. - A, CORE spondent eEthe N,
X. Spirit Of tie, Times, wiring from
Attakapas, relates the following anec--
dote OF the lamented Judge Porter, a
man whose Wit and presence sof mind
never deserted him on any occasion.
We give the story. in The words of5the
correspondents who signs himseN M
Some XtaEs VI 80 he .wss
sei,t ar Ind yidnDT eS e. u q a6st
daring and reckless character, ioT UGFns
ing the gin and otherwise injuring and
destroying the property of his client,
and in the fearless and independent dis.
charge of that duty it became necessa.
ry to comment in strong terms on the
conduct and habits of the defendant.
The evidence, however, was not suf-
ficiently strong to bring the facts di.
rectly home to him, and he was ac>
quilted. .'.- n.. .l.a. ..
In the evening after trial, the Judge
was sitting on the piazza of the tavern,
entertaining the coult, the jury and the
bar with some of his inexhaustible
fund Of anecdotes, when the defendant,
looking as black as a thunder cloud rea.
dy to burst on his devoted head, re-
quested a moments private converse
ton with him. The Judge, although
fully aware of the nature Of this con,
versation, instantly followed him to a
retired spot, under the shade Of some
lilac trees, when the substance of the
following conversation occurred: ..J
"Sir, you used such expressions a.
bout me to day as no gentleman can
stand, and ! am determined to have an
apology or take instant satisfaction"
."Why, sir" said the Judge, "my eli
|ent instructed and paid me to say these
things, and you had better see him
and you ought to be satisfied that he did
not prove them." ,., ,.. ....
"Sir, your client is pitifal sneaking
scoundrel, and | have thrashed him
three tmes-and intend to thrash all
the-endnrsers Of his infernel lies" - -
(, ,s.- Nd the. aJndge, do you
ps :. lo4e. femiad me Of" .
"lS11-- d..:. I'D if want 10 know
"But hear me-you have plenty Of
tlme." -...r,....'.. .....
"Say on, then, be quick" ..'
"Why you remind me of a dog
(here the defendant made an involunta-
fry motion with his hand)--"of a dog
that pursued and bit the stone that hit
him instead of the hand tha, threw it,
Defendant, scratching his head. IL
wish may be shot if | don't believe
you are half right" and turning away
II must 60 and whip that fellow againv
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
g1LEAR THE TRACK for the tremendous

gNLEAR THE TRACK for the tremendous
" and extraordinary luck at NJ DOYhE'S Capital
Prize Depot, No l4i Prattst opposite the Baltimore
and ONO Railroad Depot, next 10 BradShaw's u. s.
Hotel-where nearly all The CHEST capital prizes
sold aud largest assortment of tickets kept constantly
on hama in all the popular lotteries now drawing Or
ders from distance attended To promptly and saStac
toriiy; drawing sent soon asccrtained NJ DOYLE
is, without shadow of doubt, the only venLer of
capital prizes in the United States. The following
splendid prizes will be disposed of this week
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital Sl2 1000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 50, sharesm
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000 tickets 81, shares III
proportion In which the patrons OF Doyle alw Us
meet with extraordinary luck, and i which Doyle has
sold the capital prize l6 times. 'isk of 26 whole
tickets only $l4, % halves 81 26 qts. S3. Certificates
will be issued at the above prices.
very snail outlay may very handsome
amount Of pin money-"lOok to ii Ladies.o Come or
send To the right place.
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur
chase by The package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package single ticket, share All orders, pc,
mail or oth"ruise, addressed to
y. DOYLE, No. LA Pratt street,
II e Opposite r. n q. r. z. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Y 7 y
UELCH, M,1NN / DELEI.IN preyrieLory

WELCH, M1NN i DELEI.1N, ProprietorS.
J. W. BANKER, AGEar.
a y consequence Of the immense number Of persons
u nov beng able 10 cain admission in This most pa
pnar establishment al Washington city on Friday and
saturday evenings last, and the earnest solicitations
of very large number Of the Inhabitants Of the Dis
iric the propretors have consented to proong their
stay ~ washington three or four days longer, there
ole beg most respectfully to inform the citizens Of
BALTIMORE that their opening viii be postponed
until MONDAY. the 9Th OF October next when
they VIII have the honor of appearing before them.
Tile unrvact Equestrian CaYacade will form
procession and parade through the principal streets
in Baltimore, preceded by the celebrated New York
Brass Band in a maguifccn carriage drawn bv
10 SPLENDID CREAM COLORED HORSES.
G3- For further particulars, see Bills At Hotels and
of the days Of performance.
20 Ladies of questionable characters will not be
admitted on any considerations sr29-lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
FALL, 1915.
T OHM NJ. OREI ~ CO.
- MERCHANT TAI. DpS
\. w. Corner al Rnllimore and NhnrI

y. w. Corner of Baltimore and Chares-sts
Have received their FALL aud WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS com
prsing every variety Of French, English and Ancl!-
can manufacture, VIII ch will made To order in the
pr0mptneSS.
The second floor Of their building having been re-
ittrd for their superior make of CLOTHING gentle
men can be supplied with every article Uf then appa
rel 1eag mate, Il style of taste aud elegance unsur-
passed by any house in the Union. SIM adhering
strictly tn the principle, and every article
being distinctly marked in figures, persons who are
unacquainied with the price OF goods have oppor-
luniry of buy mg them as low as protested Judges
{GS- Having tttcd up the Basement Of ihct estab-
shncmt for Pjcrc Coos, Merchant Taois and 9th
G,s dealing in fabrics for Centicmen's wear, can lind
a choice and perfectly fresh assortment OF Foreign
rnd Domestic Goods, purchased with the cash from
importers aud manufacturers agents, which will he
sod on as good terms rs any wholesale house in the
city. st2I-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
DANCING.
T.. Spies. p,or

EtITARLES l.. SPIES, Prof ssor of D ANC.
" ING and WAL1IiNG, takes this method of i'll
forming the citizens of Baltimore that his Academy is
NOW OPEN for the reception of pupiIs AT CENTRAL
H.4LL with increased facilities OF aiTording young
Ladies aud Gentlemen thorough and practical hnotc-
ledge OF the above Art, in all its varieties. Days of
Tuition, for Young Ladies and Masters, on TUESDAY
and SATURDAY Afternoons, from till clock;
ana on TUESDAY aud FRIDAY Evenings for cen
tlemen, from till 10.
For further particulars, please all on Mr. SPIES,
at the Hail. any afternoon, from till o'clock, and
every evening from till 10. TAsR1 sC22-dtr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

W 10. PALMER is daily receiving advertise
mcuts al his Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency, ). e. Corner Of BALTIMORE and CALI
NERI STREETS, lr publication in the newspapers
OF lhe following Counties in MARYLAND, VIZ: Al
legnany, washington, Frederick, Montgomery, nar-
lord, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne, Caroline, Talbot,
Dorchester. Worcester, AcComac, Somerset, North
amptol, Charles, Prince Georges, Calvert A. Arundel
lie also receives advertisements for OF the hest
newspapers Of all the cities and principal towns in
virginia., North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, Mis-
siSslppl, Louisiana, Illinois, Florida, Missouri. Ar.
kansas, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della.
ware, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massa-
rnusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Canada
Wisconsin, Iowa, Texas, District OF Columbia.
~ Merchants, Manufacturers, Importers, Whole
sale and Retail Dealers, Professional men, Artists
PuDlie Institutions, incorporated Companies, and the
business community generally, who are DESTROYS of
giving information abroad, may see the newspapers
and learn the terms of advertising at the Agency, s.
f. corner at Baltimore and Calvert streets.
90 Cards may be had at the office, containing
list OF towns, cost nj advertising, sc. sc29 "
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
DANCING AND WALTZING.

A c. FIJI LLIPS Respectfully miOlms the Ia
Ss dies and gentlemen Of Baltimore that, at the
earnest solicitation Of "A number of hi friends he has
taken ''Whlte Hail SaloOm," in BANK STREET
near Broadway, for the purpose of teaching Dancing
and Waiting, commencing on TUESDAY, Sent 80
Days OF TUtTIoN-TUESDAY aud FRIDAY from
uI O'Clock, for young ladies', misses and masters
and till 10 O'Clock, for gentlemen I63Ternis made
known on application to G. G, PHILLIPS at his re-
sidence, No. 23i Wolf street, at the Hall days
Of tuition. se2l ro7t.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
BALTIMORE MlrSrIyN

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
COENER or B.7LTTNORE% C.ALPERT- SITS.
'NfUlS EVENING, Oct. Ist, will be perform
IL ed MARRIED LIFE. Mrs. COdlie, Mrs. TtMM.
Mr.. founghu>band, Mr. BROUGIAM. Mrs. Young
husband, Miss NELSON. Mr.. Cnddlc, JOHNSTON.
After which Dancing, by Miss CANNON
To conclude with RORY OMORE. Rory O'More
Nh BROUGHAM. De WeIsken, JOHNSTON.
G3f- Abundance p cts children under 10 years of
age, IL! cents. saloon performance To commence at
! TO O'Clock precisely II
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CLEARED,


Ship Napier, Sanford, Amsierdln, Hancock x
Mann.
Brig Juliet, Terrell, St. Johns, N. F., Hy Lief
Brig Argyle, CoOks"y, Richmond, WIN. Wilson s.
Son.
Schr Lady Warrington, Stevens, ST. Thomas and a
market, john TheO. Kali.
SchI rnos. Peason, (Br.) Roberts, Nassau, N. p R.
II Il, fuckers
Steamer Express, Whitecar, from Philadelphia,
mdse to j. A. Shriyer.
ARRIVED,
Bafque Pioneer, Lambert, 30 days from Rotterdam,
mdse. and % passengers, 10 Oerlchs Lurman.--
Sailed in 60. with ship Alexander, Iced, of and for
Batmore,and parted off the Isle of Wight
Br brig VANGUARD, Caul, 20 days from Windsor, N.
). plaster, to the master
Schr Mary En- Zine, Skinner I'm Port Spain, Trini-
dad, II nit ballast aud hides To McIvain Williams.
Left blgS Queen Victoria, FIR Philadelphia, in 10
days; Emily Cummings, Sage. from do. for st. Thorn
as, m few days, schr John Giipn from Nova Scotia,
for Turks Island, in > DAYS.
schr Henrietta, Dashcl, 10 days from Savannah,
ballast and hides, 10 John K Randall.
Schr hcveu Sank, BCnnCtt, = days from New York,
mdSc. TO sundry persons,
Schr Tryall, Glib, days from Providence, domes
ties.
schr IIavre de Grace Martin, from HAVE de Grace,
coal to Chls West 4 Co.
Schr Champion, Bond, from Iavre de Grace, COAL
20 Chas. West 4 Co.
Schr Pocahontas Gibson, from PHILADELPHIA salt.
Schr Liberty, Skeggs, from Port Dep0site, curn TO
John BOgas s Co.
Canal boat Judge Black, Whrtnight. from Harris
burg, corn aud whiSkey 10 John Boggs & Co and Hl-
ZehuIsl i Walters.
Canal boat Was ingtonian, Miller, FIN the Juniata,
-four and bark, TO lazlcAurst y Walters.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdse to A. Stliver.
Steam packet Georgia. Cannon, from Norfolk Saw
nothing. -
MEMORANDA.
Ship Elise, Ahlhon, from Baltimore for Bremen,
was signaIized 18th uit. lat 81, long r. by brig VIM.
Nelson, at N. York.
Barqae BrlziIero, Williams, arrived at New York
yesterday with dates from Rio JancirO to Goth Aug
Reports m baltimore vessels left.
Schrs North star, Reese, aud Alexandria, Rich
mond, cleared at New York 2Jh nit. for Baltimore.
Sch Mary Augusta, Kirwin, for Baltimore. To sail
GOTH was left at Port au Prince l4ih ut
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
ART OF DANCING.

UH Il. j. Il. COD Ell has the honor of annOunc-
We log TO his patrons aud the public, that he has
lust returned ilom the White sulphur Springs, Va,
where the dancing department has been under ms
special charge the past season. He has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMORY, corner of Hanover and
Lombard-stS, and purposes giving Lessons on Wed
nesday Sept. 2lth, III the different branches of the
Science. Days of TuuOn-Wednesday and SatIr-
day afternoons for junior class and ladies', tI0m IN
s. gentlemen from Till TO- Note left al the European
House, or at the Hall, on days OF tuition, will be
promptly attended to. se20Jm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

EHEAP DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-At Haywards,
Ms. 25 Howard street. Bleached Muslns at e., 8, 10
and l2a cents; unbcaehed do, g. and 10 cents 81
bleached and unbleachcd Sheetings at l2!; Tckings
at g. TO- l2 cts. upwards; Canton Flannels at 10 and
l2 cents beautiful Calicoes for l2 cents; d. do g.
Checks 10 cts; Domestic Pads at 10 and 1875 coored
Camb RIGS &! to 10 cts, Lndseys l2; FIannels white
wards and general assortment of other Dry Goods
prices compared with any in the city, at
HAYWARD'S, No. 25 Howard,
seq Third door from Fayettest.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
ENAnIAsI< TABLE LINEN.

NNAIASAS TABLE LINEN
I1 WE HAVE HAND.
Damask TABLE LINEN, of every width
do do CLOTHS, all sizes
Napkins, Doyiies and Towclng
Linen and Cotton SHEETINGS, ; TO II qts.
Superior Irish and Pillow Case LINENS
do Marsees Quits and Blankets
Flannels Of various makes, every wdth and price
Domestic Cottons and heavy Fail GOODS generally
Curtain Materials Dry Goods housekeeping articles.
Also, our usual splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS. Our retail stock is at the present time very
complete. at low prices.
[dF Wholesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER s. CO.,
Se25 lW 203 Baltimore street.
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HDEAUTIFUL GOODS,

On LIVE Err COIN! SILVER COIN!
~ Waned, for manufacturing purposes. OLD SILL
YER COIN and OLD SILVER of all descriptions;
purchased Mt the highest market price, by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, alter street,
Second door from Calvert ST.,
Who manufactures Sivrrware of every description
M Watches, Silverware aud Jewelry properly
REPAIRE sel3-lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

ON the 18th nit. Of congo tive fever ABNGa Lixrul-
cvM Jr. of Anne Arundel CO., in the fueth year of
his age
On the 9th uIt. Mrs. NARY HorFwAH, in the 10Th
year of her age, widow of the late George w. Hof-
man.
year of his age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
GERMAN LANGUAGE.

FENHfI SEiSMAN Lam tAGE' Inc sub
hi sciIber will open Private Glass for the mstruc-
ton OF gentlemen in the German Language, or MON
DAY, the 9th day of October, at his residence No 81
North Eutaw st. near Mulberry. The Glass will meet
On MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. from
TO in the evening.
Lessons. During the alternate evenings instruction
III the English Language will be given To gentlemen
from Germany. Hours and terms, as above.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining either Of the classes
will please call on III subscriber at his residence any
day, after O'Clock, P, NJ. T.. A. SEEKER.
Su30-2w Principal of Eastern Female Ilish School
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

S5OOMEXMARKkDt or crosse ire s5s s Of dcca'e
diseases. We give no long quackish recommends
tons to deceive the public If the medicine does not
speak for itself, shall speak for it. Our object
brought, in which the Mixture will rot effect rapid
cure, under the forfeiture of $500. For sale at
ROBERTS Il ATKINSON'S,
se27-lm Corner Hanover and Market streets
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ED OGERs, TABLE CUTLERY. Just re

OGERS' TABLE CUTLERY. Just re-
IA, ceived, another invoice of SPLENDID ia
BILE CUTLERY, from ROGERS & SONS and 9th
celebrated manufacturers, to which we invite the
attention of our friends who want something little
cTtra. Our supply consists in pant of
FINE Ivory BALANCE HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS,
in sets of 81 and 53 pieces.
DO. do. FRENCH PATTERN FORKS
FINE Ivory TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES FORKS
in dozens
FINE TABLE and DESSERT BALANCEHANDLE KNIVES
for SILVER Forks
GAME CARvERs; BEEF SLCERs
Self Tip Knives and Forks, III sets and dozens
SILVER PLATED FRUIT KNIVES
A great variety of common Knives and Forks
Cook and Brt ad Knives
Chdrcn's Knives and Forks
Oyster Knives; Mncing do.
Champagne Openers; LAMP SCISSORS, &c. &c.
O. For every thing in the HOUSE, FURNISHING LINE
call at the fashionable FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank
SEES 2w {. f.. WETMORE & co.
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FANCY s STAPLE GOODS
IEHIllNIAS ARNESNE ONI..

d No. I75 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward, and offers
Tor sale u great variety OF desirable Goods;
WILLiNERT-Fiing Barred and Ombra Sa
tin and Gro de MAJ RIBBONS
BONNET SATINS aud EELVETS-Crapes, high
colotcd; plaid Gro de Maps Pnult dc Sol; French and
low priced Flowers; Kid Gloves; Caps; Foundations;
huckran; Bnoni Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; IlIu-
sinnS; Mourning Bands and Collars sc. &c.
Florence Braid, English Rutland and Straw Ronaets
SlAWLS-Thibct, Mouseline de Lame, Broche,
Cashmere, Silk, Grape, fine and low priced Wool
ShawlS. Also, Gro dc Rhine, Gro de Swiss and l.u-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'EcOsse Reps and
Mouselinc de Lame; Fall Ginghams soft finish Irish
Linen; Alpacca; Cloths; Cassimcrrs; Cassnetts aud
NestingSi flanneS, &c. &c, with general variety of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold fair prices to puctual customers
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG;
selS-3in Ia Baltimore street.
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A L. nj i n A c.
lS1S
HOOn's phases.


us Kelley To Miss MARTHA Ans MO1RE, all OF this
city.
ON the 2S,h ut hr Rev. Or. Roberts, Mr. JEREMIAH
JOHNSON - Miss ELIZA Ans You've, all Of this city.
On the same day by the same, GEO, CARTINE to
Miss ANN leDFIYLD. both Of this city.
on the 10Th nit. bg Rev. II. SIicer JAS G. BAKER
to Miss MARY A, DAsHIELr, both of this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

0G-TIIOS. It. NELSON, having purchased the
entire interests OF the former partners respectfully an
Rounces TO his friends, and the pnblic generally that
he intends continuing the business on his own account,
and hopes by his unremtting attention to business, to
merit continuation of that patronage literally
tended to the late firm In order to close the old bus
mess as early as practicable he intends selling the
stock on hand al such ver reduced prices, wholesale
and retail, as cannot fail to attract the attention Of
purchasers. Persons wishing to obtain bargains now
have an opportunity of doing so.
The stock consists of fine and superfne CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, CASSINETS and VESTINGS; Elan
nels; Blankets Irish Linens; Linen Sheetings; gen
eral assortment Of beachcd, brown and plaid Domes
tics; great variety Of Ladies' Dress Goods consist
ing of SILKS, CASHMERES, MOUSLIN DE
LANES, ALPACAS, &c.
Silk, Cashmere and Woollen sHAWLS; Brooke
do; and great variety of Goods, such usually
kept in wholesale and retail Dry Goods stores.
N. b. He intends keeping up good assortment of
new and seasonable goods which he will sell AT the
low est market prices and TO which he invites the at
tention of purchasers.
P.S. All persons indebted to the late firm, whose
accounts are due, requested to make early settle
mGnt of the same. sel0-eOlm
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SrHEAP DRY GOODS. Another lot of those
u cheap MOUSELINES at % cents per yard, with
few pieces still left of those very handsome CASH
MERES at 81! ana 37a cents per yard. Ladies want
ing handsome aud cheap dress, can be accommo-
dated at No. 81 Baltimore street.
$3.50 EDW. J. RICHARDSON
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FHyARIFF'. or Rates of Duties payable on goods,
u wares and merchandise imported in the United
States, compiled by an act Of 3Oh August, lSi2-fe
yised and corrected by VIM. c. Dayton, Check and
Order Clerk. New York Cusom-house.
Just received and for sale by
FIELDING LUCAS, Jr,
se27-tf No. 10 Baltimore st.