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reached Albany by sleghs OF the Also delivered
at Albany there wasPork in the hog, 236 tons Poul
try l26; Domestic Spirits 1919; Domestic woolens,
ls3; Domestic Cottons, $685. Cheese. 436; Butter 224
Notwithstanding the many advantages derived from
this rapid transportation of freight by the producers
and consumers there are efforts making to have the law
repealed The privilege the Utica and Schenectady
Railroad Company have to carry freight during close
oil navigation on the canals does njure the revenue
OF the State, as tolls are paid upon the merchandise
transported in this way, though it brought to
market by the canals There can be no argument ad-
vanced in favor Of repeal of this law strong enough
to bring about the object its opponents have in view
matter what it may be.
Tuesday, May COP. M.
There was very little done in the stock market to-da
and operators do not appear disposed make
to any extent Wall street very quiet and the bro
kers seem to be satisfied with discussing the most impor-
ant political questions Of the day The expected
from Europe is the of little excitement but il
does not lead to operations in either stocks cotton
Quotations little better to-day but the rise did
in any case exceed quarter per cent Stonngton went
upl; Norwich and Worcester 4; Erie Railroad Il Far
mers Loan Pennsy vana SIS I; Illinois I; Canton
Long Island /; East Boston q; yicksburg and Harlem
closed firm at yesterdays prices The decline in Govern
ment and good State stocks the best criterion of the
stock market. The fancies up to-day and down to-
morrow as the strongest party of spectators may de-
sire; but steady falling of in State securities, good
evidence that the market is affected from cause
which cannot be easily removed. This cause, far
able to Judge is the position of foreign rela
tons; and the excitement and anxiety felt in financial
circles upon this subject creates fcverish state OF p
ces and disposition to realize on investments.
The receipts of the Philadelphia and Columbia rail.
road company from Nov 3d. 1884, to May lst ls45 dis.
tinguishing the receipts for April have been follows
PHILADELPHIA AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
Railway. NJ Poicer. Total
Amt per last report 320l8 SO 294S7 50 Sol 05
Do month Of April N235 81 1873 30 $29,75i 60
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3d. 1914. 1924 16 5oo6 So S9 aG0 Go
These receipts average Sls,252 month, being at the
rate of $29,o24 per The receipts from the rail-
way and motive power pretty equally divided.
The Union Ferry Company has declared dividend Of
three and half per cent By the terms Of its lease it
is limited to 7 per cent per annum.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford, Conn
have declared semi-annual dividend of three and
half per cent, payab this day.
The value of the exports from Boston, for three weeks
ending May 3D. little more than FIVE hundred
thousand dollars.
COMMERCE OF BosroN-VALuE OF EXPORTS AND RECEIPTS
FROM CUSTOMS
Domestic producs-In American vessels. :. <4l33l7
In foreign vessels. -. B496
- ta498i3
Foreign products-ln American vessels. ...... 1852
In foreign vessels. ........ 1869
s62 1895
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The exports ospecie for the three weeks amounted to
slo7o7 and the imports to slo7l3, being balance in
favor of the importation of six dollars
The whole number Of clearances for the same period
was ISL of which 81 were American and la foreign
Whole amount of tonnage, 1920 of which Z 1873
American and 1857 foreign. It will be seen by this
that the larger part of the export trade of Boston is
rcd in foreign vessels The receipts at the port of Bos
ton from customs from January to May l. ls45 have
fallen off, compared with the corresponding period in
the previous yoar, nearly half million Of dollars.
Amount of duties received for the month
Of April, 1885, .................. $685. 1856 -
Do do 1874. .............. 500 aga 81
A falling of from last April Of -. $l24,37s rs
Amount of duties received from LIST Jan.
to LIST May, ls45. ................ 81 1863, 1889 65
Do do 1874. ........... ls37,67S Sc
decrease in the first four months from
last year. $474,4so 81
Amount of drawbacks paid out at the Bos
ton Custom House, during the quarter
ending March 81, 1915. ......... $l02,468 81
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The receipts ofthe Reading Railroad Company for the
month Of April in the past three years. have been as an
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-16
AUCTION SALES,
BY JOHN IL. WRIGHT.
EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES.
Entrance ON Charles STRAIT

EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLrs-srs
entrance ON Charles street.)
SHALL SELL THIS -(Thursdayl EVENING;
ian. TO- al early gas ght, general assortment Of
nif-h Sff4NDiZE; Dry Goods; Fancy Goods; Hard
ware; ianie and Pocket Cutlery; Iron Nongcrs ware
@e' miscellaneous Goods, Of most all varieles lew
cry watches, and German Silver Ware; Cap, Letter
ana wrapping Paper; Umbrellas; Books; Gaps; Boots
Shoes, SC. '0''1'
II5-Aii Goods sold at this establishment, and NOT
comparing with the sample, the sails will he aunulEeS
"heh required. Come and see for yourselves
tG3-RoDms large and well lighted, in the business
part OF the city an advantage obvi0as 10 both cousic
tees ana purchasers. CASH advances on all consri
mems or goods limited
JOHN II. WRIGHT, Auct'r,
H. l.. corner OF Baltimore and Charles sts
IL Eutronce mn ~ 10,
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Brig Edward, Dearborn, New Orleans, master
Schr Commerce, Dorothy, Boston, master.
SAILED, yesterday-Brgs Mary, Llufne, Port
Spain, Trnidad Susan, Lauderman, Kingston, jam;
Ariel, Hopkins, Falmouth, Jam; Northerner, Davis,
Mobile; Eagle, Fessenden, Boston; Jos Balch Par
kcr, do; schrs Sarah Elizabeth. Hooper, Cape Hay
ten; Mary, Cook, Newburyport.
ARRIVED.
Dr. brig Coquettc, Snder, "a days from Dcmarara,
via Savannah, ballast, to J. q. Yates.
Schr Delphi, Cook, 10 days from Newburyport, via
Hampton Roads, plaster potatoes, apples, Sc, 10 w.
Gunnisou.
Schr A. L. Myrick, Cathcart, 3 days from N. York,
assorted cargo, 10 Jno. Mexico.
S'chr Chetapcakc, Post, days from New York, as
soredcargo, to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
Schr A. A. Pendcrgast, stevens, from Richmond,
Iudse TO &. PendGrgast y son.
Schr VuIture, Small, 10 days from Newburypor,
fish and potatoes, to Rose, MctrIll Dodge.
Sehr Cornea, KIborn, lO days frsm Newbuyport,
fish and potatoes, to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
Scr Ieen, Bray, days from Providence, do
Incstics.
steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing. -
Bremen ship Marianne, Wietmg, for Bremen, went
to OH Sunday afternoon.
Ba,que Hcllespont, Ellis, from New York for Hava.
ma, which dismasted iii the hurricane of 9th Oct.
and put into this port for .ep2lrs sailed hence the
6th Dec. aud was again dis;nlsed in the gale on the
llth. She stood on her course, Capt. e. prefulring
rather than going into Nassau which was near where
he feared the vessel and cargo would be sacrificed, and
reached Havana on the Doth In letter to lis owners
in New York; Captain L. states that he was washed
overheard IN Tie gale on the i'm, ana renamed III the
water for twenty minutes.
Barque Loretlo Fish, Bickmore, for Baltimore, cl'd
at New Orleans Sd inst.
Brig Mary Stanton, Bearse, tot Bait.more, cleared
at Boston 18th inst.
Brgs FnaucGr, Sargent, aud Androscorgin, Lara
bee, both from Baltimore, via Boston, arrived at Port
land It'll inst.
Baltimore pilot boat Henry Clay, Tracey from
cruise, arrived Norfolk 18Th inst Reports the fol-
lowing vessels from Baltimore as having gone to
Barquc Mary, Marston, and brig kirkwood Martin,
for New Orleans, and schr Aurora, for -, on Sa-
turday last; ship Eeland, Skugtnn, for Valparaiso;
Bremen barque Philadelphia Greve, for Bremen;
brig George Gardner, Walker, for Liverpool; Water
Witch, Ic Brou, for ST Johns, P. r; Champion (Br
Corbin, for st. Johns, NJ f. and Rowland Watts, for
New Orleans, OIL Sunday. Also in Hampton Roads,
Br. sch Jessie, Coysh, from BALTIMORE for st. Johns,
Newfoundland.
Schr Gazee, Springer, from Baltimore bound to
Franklin, La, put into Norfolk 18th inst with loss of
anchors and chains. Below at do. same day. schr
Clio, Wilson, from Baltimore bound to Boston,
Schr Fox, Stewart, from Baltimore, arrived at Mo-
bile 5lh inst. Reported having experienced heavy
gales during the passagc-on the 18th nit shipped a
heavy sea, which stove the boat galley, larboard hui
warks, and done other danage.-ost flying jib, &c.,
and was obliged TO throw deck load overheard
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-16
CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.

ENfFE SO bSNINI IsEKES NOW OI!er 10 Their Gus
IL toners ana others, who have not made their nur-
chases, the cheapest lot Of AUCTION CLOTHS. OF
all the different colors and shades suitable for ladies'
and gentlemcn'S Cloaks, and boys and childrrn',
weT they have ever yet had ranging in price from g.
up, and which they do recommend being Of extra
ordinary fine quality for The prices; together with an ex
tensive assortment of plain and fancy CASSIMERES,
embracing every variety of color and stylp
They have also on hand, rs uSuI, splendid assor,-
ment ofCooperS & Shepherds English, aud Paul Ra-
tot Fill's French CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
DOESklNS; wool blk, indigo blue brown and olive
Beaver Cloths Of fine and supcrinc gu lites; will.
PLAIN black and fancy English Silk, Satins, Merino aad
Velvet VESTINGS, &C.; to all of which they invite
the attention of persons wishing to purchase as they
VIII be sold, wholesale or retail at the lowest market
prices. DORSEY NELSON.
dl4-c0lm No g. baltimore
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HpRICkLAYI NG. The subscriber would re-
I'D spectfully inform his friends and the public that
he has again commenced his former business If Brick
laying aud that he is prepared TO do all kinds of work
in the above line When preferred, will furnish the
Bricks, lime, sand and laying, by the thousand, on
liberal terms as any other master Bficklayer In
every instance, the materials and workmanship will
be of the verv hest kind. 90 AZ orders left at No.
l47 N. EUTAW- ST, will be promptly attended to.
iaS-2wE JOSEPH NOUGUES.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-16
DRY GOODS, &c.
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
u AM STILL SELLING OFF MY STOCK

DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
n AM STILL SELLING OFF MY STOCK
N of DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
The large quantity have sold within the last few
weeks is the best guarantee oftherbeng really chcnD.
Amongst them ! have sull On hand some Of those
MERlNOS which have been and still am selling at
about half their value. CASS1MERES; Plain, Strip
ed and Plaid SAI'riNETrS; Whitney BLANKETS
all sizes; .fG!i'd LINSEY; HOSIERY, among which
are Black Alpaca, Biack Lambs Wool full assert,
ment frOn ~ cents TO 50. Black Worsted and Cnsh
mere do. ChiId.eR's heavy Scotch Lambs Wool ell
sizes. UMBRELLAS. Cloth, Velvet and Glazed
CAPS. GAhlCo, MOUSLIN, &c. &c all of which
| am determined to Close out. Call and see.
thORGE II. RHODES, 40 Lexington st.
d23 liar five doors east If Eutow
q tOT'TON SHEETINGS. We have lust re-
" ceiveI:-
flami Cotton sBEETlNGs, , yards wide
w 40 30 do Il yds. do
WaltibGin do do Il yds do
Browa GoTFOSiS, g and IA, extra heavy roo,,A
New Eofk Mills and Others best makes Of Lonp
Cloths anb Sbirtng Cottons
New styles of low price PRINTS
Rogers Patent Flame ELS; Mild do
LineASHBETI NGS, 8, 10, IL and II Grs wide
lii@~ Case Linens, all widths
Aid Will be constantly receiving new and dssT able
stylss of Stapse and Fancy DTy Goods.
HAMILTON EASTER s. CO.
EI 2O3 Baltimore street,
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BY II. NIEACIIAnI.

w, CORhER BALTihi0RE 3 HOLLIDAY-sTs
a aGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday Wed
" assday and Saturday evenings for the publ
SAFE OF Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Painting
Private Libraries, &C., 2so
10 Consenmeps OF articles for positive sales ra-
spettsally solicited, which cash advances viii l..
made when asked.
n6-4,aw p MFACUaM
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p. MEACHAM.
BY FL. W.. U0DL.
II n 4 NJ 4. i L.lEE. ".

~ shall on SATURDAY MORNING. January &
lsf1, at O'Clock, az the Yard of Mr.. Page loat of
Fea' raj Hill, on Yorhstreet, all the damaged Luna Der
SaFea IRON the late SIZE, embracing large variety liz
os 10 SUIT, by oder OF whom II may concern, for
cash, and 10 be delivered forthwith.
jal6 ~ w ROOF hr-.,-
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TENHE Ia FE DIR. II. MILLER &c MEDICAL.
n LIBRARY, SURGICAL s. DENTAL. bNSTRU-
MENTS, CHEMICAL APPARATUS, hBDlCINEs,
&c. &c particulars in American and L.a;rint news
papCis) 10 be sold at my Auction Strra by order Of:
!he Orphans Court, on SATURDAY tETERNOON,
Jan. IL, tSt5, at half past O'Clock. The Library
embraces. ab@ut 300 volumes Of The sCsI prominent
medical Hlthors, with very neat SELECTION of the
best standard Poets aud prose writers of The day with
Il fair collection Of Medical, Surgical and Bental lr
strumGitis Also, all the Medicine, Aztnfes and Fur
niturG OF ms office. The whole GtC now ready 70.
examination. Terms OF sale cash.
JOHN d. MILLER, ,,,
DAVID SCElAtRT, 1Au" Is
40 1t II. ". BO4t., Aucrf.
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A MOS LOVEIOY, No. 1a3 BALTIMORE

A MOS L0VEJ0X, No. 123 BALTIMORE
IA STREET, between South and Calvert has
large assortment Of Fall and Winter GOODS, selling
off at reduced prices among which may be found the
most extensive assortment of UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAWERS of ali kinds and sizes; a large stock of
HOSIERY, WoOlen Yarns, Knitting Cottons; En-
broderng Worsteds; Cotton, Linen and Silk Canvass;
Floss Silks Working Chnellcs; worSted Bindings and
TasselS Silk Coat Cord and Bindings; T.y's Thread;
Paison's Spool Colton black and colored Galloons;
Tapes Bobbns; Rraids; Fins Needless Hooks and
Eyes; Oil Silk; Whalcboncs; black and White Wad.
ding Comforts, &c. &c. a6
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SIGNS! SIGNS! STGNSn!

SIGNS. SIGNSu SIGNSn!
GIGNS FOR THE TIMES-CHEAPER
= THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties viz:-Gt, Ornamental, Tronspar-
ent, and Plain, designed and executed i'm a superior
style, and warranted TO give entire satisfaction
TRANSP ARENCIES of every descripti furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to VII.
LIAM PELf, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
Fast of South ST., (over Mr.. Sc0tti's Intelligence Of
tce,I will meet with prompt attention, la-ly
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A l. NJ A " A g.
M ARRIED,

On Tuesday evening" 18th instant, by the Rev. Dr.,
Roberts, Mr. COLUMBUS HuzzA to Miss SUSAN ANN
CHURCH, all of this city.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Daniel Zoliickoffer,
AUGUSTUS SuRIvER, of Carroll county, Md, TO MARIA
LOUISA daughter of Dir. ID. Keener, of Baltimore
On the 18Th inst by the Rev. MIR. Hammer, SETH S!
HANcE to Miss ELIZA GRACE, daughter of Samuc
Kirk, all of this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-16

ID Dr. H. MILlEs, deceased, by order of tie Or
pnans Court, for auction my Store on SATI 3DAY
hNlNG, Jan lSs rSf5, at 10 O'Clock. Among rho
articles his Carriage -four whee for one horse:
oiane materials; a Musical Clock, plays aunts; an
upright Sidcboais Sofas; Bureaus; Desks; Piqiares
fIhtS; thaIrs Marble Slab Stands; Wash dD a Book
case and Wardrobe combined: Tables; B.dstends.
Medical Gases, 9TH va iety of BEDROOM sud otfice
Furniture, now iur examination Terms o. sale cash
JOHN ID. MILLER, 49,
David STEWART, A'''h IS
jal5.1t H. w ROOF, Aur,'r
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"ALLEBASrS MEDICINES,n

"ALLEBASI'S MEDICINES"
FESIIE above Medicines having been thoroughly
"A tested, and become highly popular throughout
the greater part of own, and to a considerable
tent IN other countries, are now offered TO the citi
zens of Baltimore with entire confidence, aud the
proprietor olicits for them trial, for which purpose
each agent is furnished with an extra supply. 10
commodGte all, a large number of agents have been
enlisted aud furnished with neat chest containing
''THE BLACK, (OR AILEBA3I's sALVE,"
aALLEBASI'S HEALTH PlLLS,''
"ALLEBASI'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER"
AND
.tALLEBASI'S INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER:
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets fol-
general distributions setting forth the of the Mcdi-
cines, and containing testimonials from highly re-
sprcted individuals to their value.
They prepared by Lyman w. Gilbert, of New
York, proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
General wholesale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore aud Hanoversts
And by A. X. Lee, 2l5 w. Baltimore-st.; Wiseman
s. ,Wroth, 10 Light St. J. NJ. Laroque, corner Balti-
more and IIarrson-st. ]. w. w. Gordon, I52 w.
Pratts &. L. Duhurst 81 Il. Prattst.; Boston Co
NJ L. corner Market and Pratt sts.; VIM. Holloway,
~ e. corner Baltimore and Front-sts.; G. Wiscman,
$40 W. Baltimore-s; &. p. Rogers, corner Howard
and Marionsls.; f. Raymond, l66 Lexington ST.; VIM.
H. Baderson, corner Howard and Franklin SIS; j.
T. Perkins Bro corner Franklin and Grccn-sls,; j.
). Balm, Howard and Saratoga-sts.; C. ?. Rog-
crs & Co., corner Howard and MadisOn-ss.; ID. II.
Monsarrat, Baltimore ST.; r.. IL. Perkins, BAL
timOrc and Green sts s. S. liance. corner Pratt and
Charles-sts.; A. c. Rdgey, corner Pratt and Howard
sts; J. A Sawyer, corner Pratt and Paca-ss L. Y,
FOmey, corner Euiaw and Clay SITS; w. A. Wharton,
90 IIanOverst.; Buckln s. Gilman, corner Camden
and Howard-sts.; II. w. Andrews 81 IIilI-st; ]. IL.
Lennon, corner Baltimore and PopplcOn sts.; SamH
Reed, corner Gay and Saratoga sts.; J. p. Williamson,
corner Gay and Hgh-sts.; 6. X Tyler, corner Balti-
and Hgh-sts L. j. Pitt, corner Pratt and High
sts.; j. w. johnson, csrncr Baltimore and Eden sts.;
Chabot and Co., corner Saratoga and North sts.; T.
w. Rountree, corner Gay and Forecasts; j. II.
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rESO the LADIES, The subscriber is selling
Il off at reduced prices, handsome assortment OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of Mouslin
and Grape de LANES; Cashmere n'Ecosse; ApaCas;
plain and fgd Meruoes; BombaZiMcs; Gaia Plaids,
Plaid Coakng; Pongre; IRISH Popin Linen Cambria
and Linen Cambria Hdkfs; CaC0es, a very large and
handsome assortment; Me- inc, Tibet, Tagli9n and
Blanket Shawls Ginghams; Paper Cambrick; Cotton
Waiding; Wech Flanncls warranted not to shrink
Canton Flannels aad Blankcting; Crash; Whitney
Blankets; Table Diapers and Napkins; Long Cloth
ShirtingS and Sheetings; Silk Vclvcts; Laces and
Edgings; skirts; Brown Holland; Colored Cambrics;
LuStrngs, Serge, SC. HENRY w. COOKE.
jail or ihe ialc firm of Cooke, Flint & Cs.
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SILKS AND SHAWLS.

SILKS AND SHAWLS.
E2 MeELDOWSET d co. are prepared to
s21'e' ohtJ 30 the purchasing community, Il large
;sHd well selected stock OF French and British DRY
GOODS. Amongst their general assortment may be
found rich fancy Dress Silks of the recent styles:
also Jet and blue black plain and striped Gfa dc Berlin
;ld Ais1u1e Silks of superior quality cherry maza-
!ne, 2ftlnS0n orange, white and black Marcelines.
tEcAeh BIoche and Cashmere, plain and sLibroider
ed Thbet Rabyle, English Blanket and Other Shawls
Some entire new stvle and rich colors Nottselin de
Lanes and Cashmere for dresses; BOmba2nas Gloves
Hosiery, sc. &c. Call att
1913 BALTIMORE SDREET,
lil4 between Calvert and Light
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SCARFS, SCARFS AND CnAVATS.
u USY IL ECEIN ED at CARrE9,S

SCARFS, SCARFS AND CEAVATS.
q USI EECEIV at CARRIERS
Cd FASHIONABLE FURNISHING, STORE,
No 1917 B.4LTINOPE STREET,
Rich Satin Scarfs and Cravats
Gentlemen's under garments
WINE KID Gloves for parties Par = do, for walking
Morning Gowns; Gum Suspchdcrs
Fine Linen and msSlin ScarS; Metino Half Hose
Cashmere and Tmbei Gloves
Linen Cai brio idkfs.
Buckskin jackets and Drawers.
31 Citizens aud strangers ;a3ucstcd to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere Every article
warrant d. Gentlemen's Linen made to orGer. ia7
EDNSiIIVEEiS SELLING OEF Ar GREAT
q BARGAINS! The subscriber, intending 10 re
move from his present location on the LIST March, is
desrouS of selling OF his egtire stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS and in order to do so will sell rerv
cheap without regard to cost. His stock comprises
probably the largest and most splendid assortment of
Fancy and staple Dry GCedS ia this city among which
may he found
Rich fancy and plain SILKS
French Cashmere and MGnse de- LANES
Aiplcas and BOmba2iucs
American aud English Prints
Heavy family bleacho d lIiSh LuaHs
a beautiful assortment of Shuwls
Velvet scars aud MantiIiaS
Corded hIldtrrd l.. c. ildkfs.
Embroidered aud Hrmstitcied do.
Rich Evening DRESS GOuDS--such as
PCmpadGur Grapes; BalzalinG failetOns; eMb'i do
Emhn:scd Tarlcton Robes
White Satin; Rich embroidered do.
o. Also, full assortment of Cloths, Cags.Iacies,
ClOakngs, Nustings AID D"mcscs
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 200 Baltimore street,
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FINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
u AMOS LOVEJoY, No. 1913 Baltimore street.
has just receved HEAVY Ribbed and Plain Domestic
white and grey mixed; also Scotch Wool and Mcrino
do; heavy American Silk do; Ladies' Silk Merino
and All " ooi ESTS, Children 8 do. all ,iyes dis
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HANDSOME PRESENTS.

HANDSOME PRESENTS.
& Filling OFF IN REALITY. To close
~ out the entire stock of FANCY DRY GOODS,
at No. % HOW.ARD ST., Sd door from Fay ette.
SIS Cashmere Shaws for Sl2; $40 do, do. for So;
81 80 do do for 81 SIS rich embroidered 1hbet for l2
Sl2 do do flk TO- s. embr'd Cloth do fol so; 50 50
Bonnet Velvets fore SO do do for 50 37a cents Silk
Crav0s Ties for 25 Half do do for 1876 SOC Cash
mere d'Cosse for 374; Bic Mousn de LANES for IS;
SIC do do for 81 62ic French do fo So 75c super do
for e.; 81 g'd Gro de Maps 70 SOC; e7c do do for 20;
Zoe do do for IS, 1850 Bonnet Ribbons for 1875 25c do
do for 1856 3lc do DO for %; soc Grape dEcosse for
81; Gloves, Ms, SC. sc.
The above Goods have been put down TO the prices
named to close them ont. in order to make a change
in business. HAYWARD'S Cheap Store
Howard street, Sd door from Fayette
N. d. PARTICULAR attention hereafter paid to keeping
up Cheap stock of Staple and Domestic ~ Goods
at prices compared with any in the city. Goods from
Auction expected every week. d24 If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-16
u AIDES, CLOAl<INGS in prcat rnrietv.

a AIDES CLOANINGS in great variety a.
-aIs mong them really beautiful of superb quail
ity and superior to any thing of the kin in the city
few pieces only left. Ladies in want of very SUI
perior article should call early. Also,
CASSiMERES, CASSiMERES.
splendid assortment of French, English and Anne
rican Cassimercs, of every quality and price, which
am determined 10 sell before the season closes, and
will sell them cheap, with some most beautiful West
of England CLOTHS, blue black and invisible green
shades, with a variety of Scaris, Cravas, sc.
The Cloths especially worthy attention, being of
extra fine quality, finish and width, such as is seldom
met with. EDW. J. RICHARDSON,
do No 81 Baltimore street.