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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

WILLIAM A. SMETS
sRis sY!; 4; AZ
s m rs a. with an @ New
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERIEs
Rich Embroidered Shawl. and Mantlles
f. R RssS:i: dorlsan'.
EMB,D COLLARS CANEzOUs.
!. toIsnns Foiis, : : 4 ysiiIs
" Fl. Degil Espagnole
EMBD sCARFs EMB, FICHgs s GIMPEs.
:" s Rs.4, f Ri. Ssaeur 11 ssysis
PLAIN Bordure Geline
RICH EMs iss LINEN cAMskic HDk,Fs
very '' ssss S:s::: s md Sa:'inas
WEDDING DRESSES. LADIES' GAPS.
Extra snea Ss:f Gs D'' Enst h tss oiS'
f fGsSiefs rha. BSbs do 90 with WIN o spss
LAplEs STRAW HATS, YOUNG LADIEscAPoTTEs
s; $: s Ss;' S$;s Ss,..
Boys STRAW CosoUETTEs
c0'aas'''' B g:ss:. c,. Straw oa s.s ry.o'n.
RICH SILK rATREN DRESSES.
silks Pska Csin0is Silks Pekin Brooke
q T TSisI,a f Pss 4 a sss
PARAsoLs.
Umbrellas VIII WIKI yG5y handles umbrellas R Msa"''
with rich gold aud silver mountirgs.
PERFUMERYsDE TOILETTE.
or very superior quality imported to order
Poudre diamonds Farine de Noisettes
Pate do Blanc de Nege
Cold Cream Otto of Roses
Perfumed Sachets Toilette Powder
PERFUMES FOR HANDKERCHIEFS.
Eau de Portugal Byzantine
Rose Mousue Essence Marerechelle
Paris Kid Gloves, Biouterres Buckles, and large
sortment of Fancy Articles which will be offered at
reasonable price. al6 lmsrc
GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHIONS
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RECEIVED BY LATE
arrivals from their agents Paris and London, their
Of rich Cavats Gloves Scarfs Suspende Silk Under
Garments &c &c Their OF the above articles have
been selected with much and attention. and comprise
only the richest the most extensive assortment to be found
manufacturing of Genemen Lnen and Muslin Shirts The
article manufactured by them after the most approved
French method, suit the form Of the wearewe and faith
fully made and be depended only for the beauty OF
their ns but for their durability The OF the
firm having been for the last engaged the
line Of business his mot only the science
cutting, but in the quality Of the materials used manuac
tory gives decided advantage and
fashionable and well finished garment Our assortment
Night Caps Linen Collars, and Dress Fronts,
Stocks Stock Ties Cayat Steners, Purses Money and Rid
Ing Belts &c &c will be found worthy the attenton Of all
who will favor with visit the old establishment Of
PARSELLS x AGATE.
N-B-p A. continue the manufacture Of their celebrated
Elastic, Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts.
ap2i Inns oh 237 Broadway corner Of Park Place.
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EOLIAN PIANOFORTES.

~ "Coleman Folian Attachment the Panoforte Dor The
entire United States excepne Massachusenl announce to
with this attached attach the
~ Of this invention n e. prepared satisfy the ost
pIcudced mind their critical examination and experl
them the assertion, that oan0 will
remain in tune in cmats and it will be affected BY
transitions of atmosphere The
with each instrument.
The public invited to examine the olian Pianoortes
their No N0 Broadway opposite Park where
also be found of 6k and Piano
toes. both in rosewood and mahogany re
TO BkOOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
(tROSSING FULTON FERRY-A very Saloon has
just been fitted up at the United States Hotel entnnce
Water joining the bar Of the Hotel with three
Tables Eagle frames and marble beds-beer Tables than
in this country, Basford old in Ann street,
entrance s Fulton PLAYERS near Fulton Market and down
calculated for their The proprietor pledges
himself have it kept respectable. For only.
M
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to mahe known to the public,
that the Biscuit made e his Bakery entirely dierert
from the SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKE Rs
than twenty years With lhe Sss. results. Tn, above
WINE, BUTTER AND MILK BISCUIT PILOT AND
NAVY BREAD all Of the first quality, constantly for sale
~ VIC We" A"'" us WASHINGTON STREET.
Corner of Warren street,
apIg lmsrc EPHRAIM TREADWELLb son.
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The NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirCuIatiOn--.FOr Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
ST 20 per annum-paya able in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
per copy$3 l23 cents per annHm-pay able in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices always cash
In advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
09- All letters communications, by mail addressed
to the establishment must be post paid or the pestsge
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PaoParEToR THE New YoKK HERALD EsrABLrsHmErr
North west carneer Of Fulton and Nassau STREETS
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SPRING wITHaALL IT'S CHARMS.

-
THE SION Of THE GOLDEN FISH. al Broadway.
:psndS pa # hs under articles just
meh patronage those who favsr him
ass re. enc
aS FL
ss sGsss, q bss: g
fac article that is required BY gentleman for
s5cusT attention paid the manufacture q Shirts Of
made % s S po. be Oand 9 hand
mi FS % swim from ~ to m on tn.
Hti92U .,Es, TcJOhS E9HkSY Fulton
N sssv sis g and
country dealer. .uppsdin .m. and large the
large s q E.:ss% made Sss Fishing Lines.
az 100 .ss AID
DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
I :. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 2ss Broadway, up
s.:u oOf Va be Of
prices are SS Is g. fkEE poiE%Rs
happy . i that re has
s
Plates Cases C6eniesIs &c., always en- hand. and n.uc
tons given in the Art on moderate terms. ala Imec
PLYRMByEa I R3A q Ell GALLERY AND PHOTO
G
New snS e. @ o % BIOS
tuEs. and apparatus ever exhibited,
factory terms. mN lm*rc
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

4
LMOND, Windsor, Rose, Varcgated, and every descrip
"A ton OF Fancy soaps.
Cologne Water IN the most beautiful Style of fancy bottles
Handkerchief and Toilette Essences
Hair Oils and Pomatums the inet quality with every de-
scription Of PsrfumeIy and Cosmetics.
Walnut OIL Military Shaving Soap the exquisite SOAP
ever invented 1t makes perfect ather wnt does
Also, Family Washing Soap Of excellent qn,lity; Patent
Crystalline Candles &c manufactured by aad for sale
depot of JOHNSON, VROOM Il FOWLER
No. Courtlandt st., NEXT door to the
ap7 lmsm new National Hotel
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WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM.
,HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale large assortment of Sc
made Of best selected Havana Tobacco and having
been manufactured months in fine order can
be sold 80 lower than quality Of Imported
Segars
Havana Regalias in sths and ieths Cazadoras,
washington La Normas EAperanza
La lpdia La Rscouspensa,
Justa SAM Principees, Paneuk, lie. &c
Together with large Imitation SsVars Of
quality and price, for sale lots purchasers by
anl7 Intro KENNETH LAvERTY, 10 Wall 1t
GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEIiAKS.
THE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale at wholesale ,r5 re,.,
the following choice brands Of segan in point Of iaty
taere is none superior in this city
uguez Regaiss Yngeniadad
do Panetelas India.
do Small sizes, Palma CeIebrada,
IN tragancia, Canones flor the Southern
Norma, marketl
Venus Panetelas (of various brands)
Cabana, Suitable for London Regaas, do do
marketl Tran&ps,
Fstrella. do Esperanza
Norcga (of superior quaty.)
Strangers citizens and the trade generally would do well in
calling and examining this splendid stock Of Segars preyous
purchasing else WHERE all the Secs- are senn;ns
nportedH and nothing bn Tobacco or he s
and best quality. ID. M HENRIQJJES
m3l I'm. RE 81 William street
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CONGRESS- collar.

REAUTx OF SflL and elegance Of hn,sh unequailed
beore-Our style Of Collars which have long been
wanting issued be found the manufacture
ers only the old stand Of AkSHALLS only Troy Shirt
Depot 90 Chatham street. New York orders should be
sent the earliest date this pattern will IN all probability
revolution style before got this market he
member the old stand Of Marsha 90 Chatham street. NJ
" No second price, any consideration
~ BWe have also maluf cured large quantity OF those
style Pleat Shirts which cannot be found ~ the city
A. e peats all sowed down, Il will obvate the difficulty
IN j oninr them. ar4 lmsec
MISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies Of New
M York and its vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Making establishment l08 Canal street. open Spring
and summer Fashions consisting Of silk ribbon fancy
Neapoln braid and gimp Bonncts Of the newest Pa
saa and Lond styles, Just received per last steamer
Country MineIs and Dress Makers supplied with the
Patterns at the shortest Dresses and Robes OF the
latest fashion made to order at the shortest notice;
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to.
" All descriptions Of Bonnes cleaned and altered in the
newest style. a24 im~m
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FOR SALE.
A GRAND PIANO FORTE known as one of the most per-
"A feet Of the celebrated manufacture Paris which
has already been tried in America during the winter
The price 800 instead Of $lloo which i would cost. it
given music by the beat and modern valued
upwards Of one hundred dollars. Apply at MADAME
PlLLET, 400 Broadway. al2 1m%rc
ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS.
HELEN HOWARD; or, The Bankrupt and Broker by Prof.
II Ashby-Price l2k cents.
The Knights of Seven Lands by H. Ingraham-Price 2Hc
sSaIst Fea.hsI; The Young Chief Of the Abenases
Ihe Nun Of St Unua, by Harry Hazel. l21Sc.
The MidhiPman, NE. The Spanish Galleon
The Bell Of Boston ..l2hc Edith Vernon 12Kc.
Louise kenptOn .12Lc. Albert Simmons 121sc.
Protege Of the Grand Duke l21Se.
Aso variety Of other that will be sold low to
the trade. All orders will meet it'll prompt attention.
9. MERhIFlELD, Publisher,
ar2l 2wsec 1913 Broadway.
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MARTELLE q HOLDERMANN,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS and importers of Ornamental Hair
M Work, Wigs, Toupees. Bands Cur!s, Seams, Bandeau
Hair and style of Everlasting Curls and all kinds of
Hair Work, wholesale and retail.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED-And the highest price given for all kinds of
whining dispose Of the will do well call the sub
scfbsr address line through the Post Office winch will be
punctually attended to. B. LEVY
49h Chatham street, N. Y.
N. B-C0nstAntly hand seasonabe Of
tIemen'B Clothing. cheap for m
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FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
ON business pleasure b. accommodated during their
with pleasant and desirable home the house of
lady of ectabiy. they will meet with every
on Apartments with private tables preferred Apply
"a BURTON CRESCENT,
apps im*rc Euston Square, London.
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WILLIAM A. SMETS
WILL OPEN his New Store 7N Brsadway gndsT the Ney
the 7lh Instant with entirel NEW STOCK of GOODS
received by the late arrivals from France
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF EMBRoIDERIEs
Rich Embroidered Shsws and Mantlles
Pelerines a la refine.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW YORK CIRCUS COMPANY.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF


| ri A. HOWES, who most respectfully an
~ nonnceS to the Citizens of Baltimore that he
WIZ open the FRONT ST. THEATRE, on MON
D1f Dee. 18th, with the full strength of his ceIe.
nrated Equestrian Company unsurpassed by any in
me UnIted States. The most talented Equestrians in
the country have been engaged expressly for their
| opening IN Baltimore In addition to their stock
company, the following stars will appear:
NlBLOS CELEBRATED ACROBAT FAMILY
consisting of THOMAS MUM, the Here glean; no,
NtY MUM, The Daring; WALTER NUM- the Ac-
tive; STEWARD MUM, the Flexible; uneguaed,
unapproachable, and unique, in their wonderful per
lotmances, Classical Groupings, Toubons, Tours
de Force, Courvettes, Cieopatra's Needle and other
effects OF Pyfamdica Statuary; Muscular Evolutions
and other astonishing and extraordinary DISPLAYS of
Agility, Strength and Novelty. Universal Cheers at
test the Delight and Wonder of the audience Each
succeeding Feat brought for fresh plaudits.
Master WALTER AYMAR, the greatest Juvenile
Equestrian in the world The Manager challenges
any rider in the United Staes either man or boy, to
ride against him.
MR. and MRS. COLE, formerly of Cooks famous
troupe.
Mr.. N. b. TURNER, the Horse Rider never
eqnalled by any since the death of the Great Ducro
Mr.. JAMES TURNER, the Double Somerset Man.
DAN RICE, the famous New York Clown.
Mr.. WIN. SMITH, Equestrian u rector.
Messrs EVANS & CARTER, Leaders of Minstrcls
Ig3-Doors open 81, commence O'Clock.
Box 50 cts.-Pt 25, do
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CIEAREI,

CLEARED
sehr Cosmopoite, Corner, Cape DE- Verbs and a
market, j. Corner & Sons.
Ecuador ship Perseverancia date Tppecanoe of
this por Jas. Gibson, Pacific, via Cadiz j. l. Fisher.
ARRIVED,
Steam. packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
on hopack bay, baTque at aachOr, bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Mr. Spray, the pilot of the schr Declaration, re-
ports schT ashore on Sandy Point on Wednesday
last, which he supposed the Isabella ian Eastern
toDsail) hound here
The new pilst boat CoQnette, of Baltimore from n
cruise arrived at Norfolk yesterday, with loss of fore
mast. Reports having seen on "Wednesday last en-
teting me Capes, schnr En- ly A. Thompson, Keene,
from Nassau for Baltimore.
Barque Ida llaIet brigs Ocean, Eldridge; Cervan-
tes, Taylsr; and schr Cha"ran, Patterson from Ba lii
more, arrived al Boston 9th inst.
Brig Gen. Pinckncy, Hobbs, and schf st. Thomas
Darnell, for Baltimore, cleared at New Orleans, LIST
instant.
Barque Wyman, Dill, hence for Boston, arrived at
Holmes Hole 9Th inst. On The hight of the 81 at
80 80, Ion. -, wa, in contact with herm brig, I'M
known, breaking larbOatd anchor stock and had lar
board bow so badly damaged to the vessel TO
leak in rough weather
Barque Lawrence, lIowes, from Baltimore for Bos-
ton, and schr Eaele Lowry do. tor Portsmouth, were
al Holmes Hole Sth inst.
Barque Leda, Ruark, FOR New Orleans, and schnr
Viola, Atwood, for Baltimore cleared at New York
10th inst.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, for Baltimore cleared a,
Schr Deposite, Ryder, hence at New Bedford 9th
instant.
Schr Emily Thompson, Keenr, for Baltimore, sail
ed from Nassau, N about Cd inst
Schr Kate Ptndergdst, Evans, FIN and for Bait. dis.
vas left at Turks Island about 9th ut.
Schr Mississippi Kelly, from Portland for Balt-
more, arrived at New adlord Duh inst.
Schr Erie, Crawford, from Baltimore for Dighton,
arrived at Newport Sth inst
Schr Forest, Atkins, from Baltimore, arrived at N.
York 18Th inst
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TRUTH is STRANGER THAN FICTION
WHISTLES GALVANIC RINGS


Dr. CHRISTIE presents the following femaraa Bile
case to the public, believing duty on his part and
aso al the earnest request OF the parties concerned
BALTIMORE, Nov. I, IS45.
On last Thursday was attacked with yioJent nains
IN the small OF the back and joints being as suppose
inhammatory rheumatism. On Friday my pairs in
creased so mat was obliged to 90 bed and on Fri
day night was in such extreme agony that the in
mates of the house thought must die from the en- +.
IRENE agony OF my pains, Seeing in the newspapers
the wonderful account of Dr. Chrsiie's RIMS
sent friend of mine (Jshn Webster) to enquire the
pfcc OF one OF them, and procure If possible Nv
friend proceeded to Mr. Hances store and wa thp re
told that the price of the genuine rings was so cents
piece, and the magnetic fluid 81 per bottle. Row
about retiring, when Mr.. Hance called him back and
enqured about my case. After hearing it he offered
to give him the rings and fluid TO take to his friend To
give them fair trial In fifteen minutes after had
placed the rings on my fingers and had used the nd
Experienced the greatest relief, and in three days
was en- abled to leave my bed and walk about my
have now sufficiently recovered to walk to Mr.. as
store and state my case also to Squire Schaefer's
Office.
make this statement TO the public to let those who
are suffering knew where tn obtain relief and to set
forth the wonderful effects of Dr. Chrstie's fluid ana
rings as some have attempted TO cry down the fluid.
RICHARD HOLCROFT,
n Britain street, near Madison.
State Of adry3and, City Of Baltimore, IS On this
9Th OF November, 1916, before me- the subscriber, n
Justice of the Peace for said city, personally appear.
ed Richard HolclOft who signed the written state
met before mt, and made oath that the several facts
set forth aHd contained therein, respectively true
as they are therein sci forth sworn before
WIN. A. SCHARFTER.
ALSO at the same time, personally appeared John
webster, betE2 psrs Jnally acquainted with Richard
nOcrott, ana made oath that the several facts set
forth and containtd in the statement of said ocron
are ressectVey, true, as they therein SET forth,
and that Mr. holcfof is entitled to credit.
WIN. A. SCHAhgFFR.
tE3f" DR.. Chrstie's genuine Galvanc Rings and
Fluid can be obtained Ct SETH s. HANCE, No. l0s
Baltimore street, and c0TnGr Of Charles and Frattss.
BeWaTe Of ConnterLeiks d.
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dtHRIsTMAs PRESENTS. Now openin

AtHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Now opening,
" beautiful assortment of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
among which enumerate splendid patterns OF
VERY RICH DOUBLE PLATED CAKE BIAS
kETS, made expressly for The London market, and
rarely imported into this country; variety of low
priced do; VERY RIGH Plated CASTORs, of
entirely new styles; PLATED FORKS; SPOONS;
SALT and BUTTER DISHES; CUPS; CHAFlNG
DISHES; Soup Ladies', SC Very handsome sets OF
NEW STYLE BRITANNIA WARE; FINE IVORY
BALANCE HANDLE TABLE and TEA KNIVES
and FORKS, in sets and dozens; CANDEl, ABRAS;
SOLAR and HALL LAMPS; MANTLE CLOCKS;
beautiful WATERS, in sets; PAPER MOCHlBR and
other FANCY lard BASKETS, with variety of
other new goods suitable for CHRISTMAS and MAR
RAGE PRESENTS,
c. E. WETMORE & co. ..
J. dl03w No. 10 N. Charles street.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
MIR GIL nA1 a

L.
fHNHIS EVENING, Dec. 18th, will be performed
HEIR AT LAW. Dasiel Dowlas, Mr.. w. r.
BLAKE. Dick Dowlas, Mr.'WHEATLEY. Doctor
Pangloss, Mr. CHAPMAN Deborah Dowlas, Mrs
BLAKE. Ciccly Iiomespun, Mrs. ] WALLACE, Jr
To conclude with ROBERT MACAIRE. Robert
Macare, Mr.. J. WALLACK, Jr. Jacques strop, Mr.
CHAPLAIN. Clemcntine, Mrs. RUSSELL.
Q3- Boxes so cents-Pit 25 cents Doors omen a,
81 oclock-Curtain rises at 7 O'Clock It
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A ETTHMETIC AND ENGLISH GRAM
N MAR. In compliance with the request of Sc
yera young gentlemen, Mr.. WILLIAMS, principal
OF the East Baltimore Select School, will commence
series of Lectures in Arithmetic aud Grammar, at
on MONDAY, Dee. Is, at O'Clock.
The series will embrace a thorough discussion of
these two subjects, with illustrations sufficient
der them perfectly clear 10 any person though he has
never studied them.
There will he two Lectures each subject, every
week, except during the Christmas hOlydays, till the
series shall he completed
A limited number of tickets, for either branch, may
be obtained of the lecturer, at his School Room,
at the residence of DR.. Clendnen, at any time pre-
yious TO the above date
no Price SO for either alone, OF S. for both. A
Lecture in each of the branches of Natural PhosO-
phy, with illustrations, will be given without extra
charge. dS-lw'
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FREE EXHIBITION.

NEE At11Dl HUN.
EbLCMBE NATIONAL. DAGUERREAN GAL
"a LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in ls4o and awarded the Medal, Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest Honors by the Institutes
OF Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectvey, for the most bedutif oored DaguerTeo-
types and best apparatus euer exhibited.
2o5 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington CITY.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
No. Isl Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
It's Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street, Louisville, Ky
IL Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner fth and Chestnut SITS, ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
% PORTRAITS taken in any weather, i'll exquisite
style.
0- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
niShed.
Any editor disposed 10 copy and take pictures in
payment can please do olaf
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
EzHHnNiAS HECK. No. J3 CENTRE MAR

CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
yzyHOMAS BECK, No. 50 CENTRE MAR
KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock Of SPLENDID CARPETlNGS AT FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as imperial Three-py's, extra
super Ingrains, fine aud common Iagans, Woo! FIN
ishng and Cotton Stair CARPETINGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR TABLE
OH. CLOTHS, &c sc. All persons in want OF any
of the above named articles, are requested 10 make
inquiry at any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpeng, Sc, aud then call at NO 90
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY. .gE..
NIB. RAG CARPETING, of my own manoia cture,
a splendid article, at very low prices. dll'tJa4'
USHE CRY Is STILL THEY COME
u The amount of ordered work made weekly is
sufficient proof of our cutting being done in good
style. OF this we can boast, having just received
the new style of SACK COAT, VEST and PANTS
per Express To the economical, we make aud trim
on our usual accommodating ierns and the cutting
is done in the most fashionable style, we will war
rant to give satisfaction in every garment. Orders
will be received in payment for ready made clothing
TO TATLORS. Show Case and Table in the
second story will sell r bargain.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
No. 263 Baltimore street,
nl8-lm ore door west of Hanover ST.
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FESlN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
n COPPER WIRE, &C. sc,
500 boxes TIN PLATE, | ; iX, and extra skies
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4xlO, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET iROT-ail dilect importation
10000 lbs. Brdziers COPPER, assorted
30 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
BOD bundles Bright aud annealed IRON WIRE
50 rolls SHEET LEAD, % to 6 lbs.
so pigs Banca TIM 100 plates SPEI,TER
Ako, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, sc.
20 fun stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, sc.
For sale on liberal terms by
i. PRATT Il BROTHER,
BID bmil ~ and 30 S. Charles street.
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BALTIMORE MuSEuM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORhsR OF BALTIMORE y C.4LPERT-STS
MR.. OWENS BENEFIT.
FHNHiS EVENING, Dec. 18th, will be perform
n ed LOVE, LAW AND PHYSIC. Lubin Log
MIR. OWENS. Andrew, MIR J. SEFTON
after which, NIPPED IN THE BUD.
TO conclude with IRISH TUTOR. DR.. O;Toole
Mr. D. Williams. Mary, Miss CANNON
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