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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
The Hartford Convention and Native
RepubEicanESm.

The report of this celebrated body (says the Bos-
ton Post) lst pictures the ruined state of the nation
and I'd states the outlines of the policy that produced
this rum The following is the seventh charge brought
against the democratic party:
'Serenthy. The easy admission of naturalized for
eIgners to places of trust honor profit, operating
as an nducement to the malcontent subjects of the
old world, these States an quest of ereca-
fre patronage, and 10 repay ii 6y affect deroton 10
erecutire measures"
The remedy proposed was amendment to the
constitution, in the following words
"No person acho shall hereafter be naturaieed shall
be eligible member Of the Senate or House Of Re
PreSeHatireS Of The United States nor capable of ho-
ing any cira fce under the authority Of the United
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
President Common Council Indianapolis.
Attest, w L. WINeATE Secretary

GDEkPDKAIEON ELECTION NOTICE..
n Office is hereby given qualified
daHapos, thai election viii be held Saturday
day of March ms between the hours Of p NJ
tie LIST aafd al lha!ers Tavern Lewis {. Lewis
cd Count House, Andrew smith
81 Drake's ue, WIN. I.insenfrher
4ih Palmer House, Nm Campbell,
5il Z" MIbOl lands Tavern Jacub
9th Nc0as Brewery John DuaglaSs,
mono omt 4lh md L. q. WILSON,
Preside t,p,nuo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
SALE OF LAND :,
MOrtgaged 60 the Sinking. EUsld for fai:a
LEO L. m LII ! -

ure 10 pay Interest. ~,'- -.
following ots or so much of the same as may be
O'Clock and oiock Of sid fa day a the Count Houss
ing equal 70 the amount car-eabs the wing noeaaed
as u heee Que "a with The PROVISIONS 81 The nonsse
aud B. in block number aI-o lots n~ cred
2, B. and in block number and ad bots numbered 3 a,
the Of Nesvie amin county, Of thdiana
Be ad o%n d"s and e ns sou
so much Of as mogsssa premises as va pay .e P5neips inter
be no bidder fT cash they will Thought best he the state.
rate of seven psr cent ayabe annusy in advance II
purchase viii be given TO the purchaser pedgne patent Ien the
State, when fan payment SHALL made ah Which shall fiet
the State with all made thereon def.ai f pay
the Of Sinking Commissioners,
indianapolis March l2 lsi5 30 j. p. DRAKE, s. F. c.
/ a superior Fire Ens iuc for Sale. :
EE Common Council Of the town Of indianapolis has aaoed
not fni any defect in The Engine -r equal
other her kind from the fact that she destitute 81 The
maker fhladepha rebuilt by Merrek Aenew the
city, and recently repaired and lined Throughout with
indianapolis requires sueion engine with borg line Of hose and
the Good Intent having been constructed be used that man
towns NAV Supplied wah
ter she viii invaluable in cases Of hre she VIII lie sold Tor
much less Than of her class be had at elsewhere
% Apply ITO L. D. WILSON.
The State OF Neutrality-suspicious. Court.
NOVEMBER TERM A. D. 1874 THuRsDAr DECEMBER TnE 5h A. D.
/ le45. -
hanley Martin G,ss9n:an and AmOu Gage as
In Ezrorts RE Lahe circMa Court - + 3
M now come the plaintiffs Ny their counsel and appearing tn
n the the court, that Thomas j. Palsn,the de
%a the said a S deisnSn appear before count
House fourth Monday in May and The plaut
erars Hey wiz he proceeded np0n 10 his absence
COPY be puIhi he'd the
Indiana SENTINEL printed irdanaFs, Tor thres
wee successfully
Atrue copy Attest II. ?. COBURN, C. :. c.
J. w. CHAPMAN Rffgfor plaiatig. 3s-3w
The State % Eudiana---Ssspreme co..,
NOsrMskR TINs A. ls44, TursDAr, DEcEMsER x "a a. A.
4 -s'- ~
Henry Mlheny George Duisnan u, "A Bacon lanes a
DanfnIh and Cha rrs H. Iews II =; :
| In Error TO saedo Creu5C
t this time cone plaintiffs their
IN 10 the ssIsctioR lie Court
abanis Of this STATE Hercupsn ordered said defend
be and apsa rEc gsd cDu tbs fourth Monday NJ May
the Site House. and The plaintiffs, hed
his Indiana
Sentinel public newspaper printed nanapos m three weeks
successfully. copy. Attest, H. r. c0BURk ca G.
j. ~ HASsA, 4Hs for PLAINTIFF, 3s-3w ~s-.--S -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
An ORNzrArCC

President Common Council
Attest, W. i. WINGATE, Secre tsry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
a 70 Road HEahsrs.

WRHE undersigned. Sslectmen of the Town oI L Litch6eld, propose e0 contract with fhs low. est bidder, tor the construction of ths 6llowine new highways, recently laid out in said tOssn, viz
 One in the Society of NorthHeld, near the dWel. ling house of Caroline Callins about 70 rods itl length.
 g One m the Society of Milton, near the dwelling house Of Isaac Baldwin, Jf. about g2 rods n length
 And one between the villages of Lifchfeld & Woicoltvilles near the dwelling house of Angus. tls Cook sbort 300 rods in length. They will set up sad roads entire, or in sections, as shall bt deemed advisable. and will meet for the purpose d contracting for the making of said rad in North field, af the dwelling house Of said Caroline Cat. lin ep Thnrsday, the 2Ath day of inst April at 10 o'clock, A. M
 They will also meet for the purpose of contract ing Tor the construction of said road in Milton, on Friday the 9th inst. April. at 10 o'clock. "A. M. at the dwelling house of said Isaac BaldwiR, Jr.- And will also meet for the purpose of contracting f0r the construction of said r0ad between the vil lages ot Litchfeld and WolcotsvilIe, at the dwell. ling house of said Augustus Cook .sn Saturday the e8fh of inst. April, at 10 o'clock, A. M psrsicn- lars as to the manner ot constructing said road and the time of payment made known at the time and place of contracting. Fl
 R. MI WooDRUrr, ~
 PUTNAM KIEDoRN, 5 sg. s.
 SIDNEY PecK, Salectman EDWARD tsUARNsEY,
 WILrIA1x BIssELL,
 e Eitchfeld. April fJfhs lS45 sss sss.ss f
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
ANgERICAN MUSEUM tsl8S@ TWNvy-Y0RX

vTsiifs Museum CONTAINS SIX SPLENDID l HALLS, each measuring over one hundred feet in length, filled with an immense and beauti. fully arranged collection of the Curiosites of Ma sure. and art, numbering AFse Over Half . million of Specimens! of every variety, and from every portion of the
 IRRITABLE GLOBE.
 One of the extensive halls is devoted to the Mi- croscopc Exhibition of a most beautiful Collection of Paintings, representing some of the most GEL EBRaTED CITIES, both ANCIENT and .AfODERsNJv.fTLR.aL SCENERY, sc., &c., making the most extensive, and interesting cos MORAMA in America, if not in the World. NOVELTIES Of all kinds, such as GIANTS, iDWARFS, OURANG OUrANGS, &c. are engaged whenever opportunities 0fiers. ALARGE AND ELEGANT SALOON, capable of seating 1000 persons at time, nas just been added to the establishment, in which ,aa SPLENDID PERFORMANCES ss are given every evening in the week except Sunday
 Ticket ofadmission only 25 cents.
 v Nesc- Fork. .fprii }, is45. 4m46
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
N OARPHTINE(i.
 Spring Goods, New Patterns! M a wHoLEsAL AND RETAIL Carpet Warehouse.
if NO. 442 Pearl Street, NEWsYOiaK.

Si M0s &4S Ee0ff 0tFeet, ,NEWoxOkSAsi A FTsdE Subscriber solicifs the attention of pur-
 A chasers te an entirely Ne,0 Gss0rtnsesat of Carpetings now receiving from the Manufacturers and by importation selected for the STRING TRADE, surpassng n style and elegance of cologs any thing heretofore offered. Superior English Brussels, In- |perial Double Super, Snperfne and Fine English, and American Ingrains of all qualities. Damask,
 Twilied. and Fine Venitans of all widths and pat |ferns, Patent Floor and Stair Oil Cloths of all width and qsial ities. with and without hurders India Masis. and Mating, coofed and plain, In. peFial, Chenilie. Tuifed, WiltoA aiia Brnssets
 hearth Rags. Tufled md Cheaille Door Mals, Esa. xisn and Arnerican Bfugge Sheep SkiAs M6Ail. Ia and Jute Matts. Piano, Table and Stand Ccyerss
 Elegant Ottomans and Lamp Matts, Patent Stair
 Rods, and all other articles connected with the Carpet business. All of the above are warranted
 to be Of the best style and newest patterns. and the very best quality, have been selected with great
 care and will be sold at the ioscesf prices Coun.
 ry purchasers afe respectfully invited to call and examine. From long experience in the purchase of goods and careful attention to the market. he
 hopes to merit the patronage of all those in want oi cheap and desirable goods.
 | N. B. Goods delivered 10 any part of the City and Carpets cut to fit apartments free of expense. s,,,9 t,r s..sss RICHARD E. PURDY,
 April Q, lS4J. 5w45 442 PeGrl a
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
Ox oIR Nv An q n 0WH Fl. II. s. WINSTON II co.
,No. l3s PeaIrI -sfreef. 8

!, h .N6. l3s Pearl- -sfreef, -Nep- Fork.
 |. "A RE now receiving of their own Importation. on n Commission, and by purchase at Auction, ,and otherwisea full assortment of Woollen Goods, com prising American, English. French, Belgian, and German Cloths and c Cassimeres. both plain snd fancy Also, . large variety Of 3-4 and 6-4 Tweeds and Satinefs. Vesiings and Pansalo0n StuHs.
 Dcvsfipg all our fisae ass dtiesfies eeei,ssiuelg % KeetieR Goods which we obtain gromth above sources. We believe we exhibit the largest aud most extensive assortment to be found in tke Guy er Conatyy s FJ FJ lss s s1 N We invite the attention of close and exsensiue buyeys to our stock. pledging ourselves that tnose who have been in the habit of buying their Cloths at Auction. at the expense of much time and ffou- sble often getting quantities and qualities they do not wanfl shall obtain them of US, at very small advance from cost tor Cash, or on short credit for approved notes. < % W
 V .NssC. Kork, .lpyii 2d, 1sl5. Sw45
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
DEATH oF nm RIRsT BoRN.

sr wrILIs e. czsARk. ,'5ssss 2 !.
 Young Mother he ' gone!
 His dimPle cheek no mcrs will touch thy bresst i; Float from his lips to thine n fondly prest His smile and happy laugh ase lost to thee-~ ,xA Earth must his mother and his pillow be. X N M sssess <. His, was the mornins hour; 96 ,}s X And he hath passed in beauty from the day, w N A bud, not yet Hover " Torn. in its sweetness, iron ne psrent spray; The death>wind swept him to his soft repose. \. Az frost in spring time bllgbts the early rose.
 Never, on earth, agais tss s Will his rich accents ehssm thy listening ess, Like some Kclian strain, aaYf Breathing at even-tide serene and clear; His voice is choked in duss md oIs his eyes, N The unbroken seal cf fpeacs and silence lies. <;
 And from thy yesrnIng heart, a tt3 @ Whose inlnost core wss vsn with love for him, And shoss m 's: Kind syss % wis @ ssy K tsa.s bs di While lonely memories, N 'nceasihg train, <, Will turn the raptures of tl|S psst to pain.
 Yet nournsr wbiI ths dsy \, .s.ss,i x lsclis ilks ine daFsnss: q \ ianeFal by. s S4 ..sss asG ss%s9s ases assS.as ss 1'here brsaks upon thy sclfoW' g evening gloom, A Atvembling iusler rom sand thc tomb. N
 'Tis ffon, tho Hesler f.azd XVI There, halhed inrad;an<H ikai around them spyinr T'hy Loved o1S' E ' iH4s xxrand
 As with lhe ehoifilA ias he singa And III tzs 4la43 " z sod GIL N NJ i5. Who sad ors earth to ckiiiren- Gone to ma
 Mother--thy child is blest X, And though his presence may be lost to thaes
 And vacant leave thy breast, Y And missed sweet load from thy parent knee; Though tones familiar from thine ear have passed Thoult meet thy First. Born, with his Lord, 1t las
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
E,ssshReIE Ei,a,sfse,.s FgBbssusR. eEsRx EmInspAx rrpnnEss
 BY C. AlAMg

TER2ss. To village and single mail subscribers two dollars per year, payable before the expiration uf six months. To companies of six or more &l-a0 per yeaf, or 9t g fpaid in adVaacs Tha suhscrl- Der of course pays the mail or stage cherge for Transportation. No papers discontinued until all arf6sIagss arc pad except at the disesetlon of the editur. ysa
 ABvrRxzsrre.--onss square, three eeinsertions. q, and the same proporti0n ior more than square, Iislf q square. 75 cents. Coafinuance over three tssaks % per cent. per week. A liberal deduction mnde for advertisements continued 6 oF l2 months
 AdmipistFatoFs and Executors Notices, $l,OO
 Commissionerf Notices, I.25 s All c0snuunieation must De f0sf PArD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
RkftcI5s'. HAT IS Trg
,. ak Bli. lzsss.. . .,

n@ 44sesysi isif '2 ST fasaH IsittDgD to chulti ,t|say,
 To look dey0us mt 6sn to pFng,
 And ere tosmo1r6N. q s'h Eoes down
 Pc dealing slnndai " h the tOwna Docs every suscliInoI| IS face s Denute the ceftain ttl efgTacse ~ Does not phis ihSg ID at sin 'S 0aveil hypociisg vi n!
 Isit to mako onr 1h;ls Halk, And of 0ur own Nood &csls fo talk, .,. Yet ,oflen practice scEtf crime,
 And thus mis-spend a7 precious tinss 'Isit ior sect and rred1 ' 6ght. '
 To call our zeal the rl''& pf right,
 When what we wish l fhs best,
 TOss our Church exf sha Sssl
 Isit to wear the Chriz N dssss, < And love 10 all manF profess. 3ss,ss N ! To treat with sc0rn tk< humble pcoF, RI And bar against 4hsm gsgy door! X Oh, no. religion n,sa6s Sos this:
 Its fruit more sweet a1d isiref is--, lls precept this: 10 q, ss do As you would have tsz'n dp to you. It grieyes to hear an iII seport.
 And scorns with huz1a1 Noes to spert-- s Ofother's deeds is SpsS no i'll, $ But tells of good oF elsk keeps still. And does rsligion this ihpart:
 Then may its induenc4 M my heart; Oh! haste the bliast'il oyiuL day, When all the earth tns< own its sway. The above ws find in n exchsnge paper. ributed to Bishop Hebef bus its origin was tl ide ofthe Atlantic. ltis itom the pen q one UT well known correspondents, H. Ward. and VI rst published in the Litchdeld Mercury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
Z DAVID WARNER. " eAinter and Papee Hanger,

ssyHE Subscriber will give his pariiculas attention to the isirATIOn or WooD AsD MARBLE. ,, sI,s x. =
 RErsRERcEs.--LemseI Husibet, Wlnches. Ger neniamin H. Morse. WoIc0ltviIles and Ralph c. Camp. Liichfield. ss gls s,.ss :. Rlymoush- i1ollow, Dec. l6 1884. assi~u
 .SsxgJ se 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
,Do yen want comlerl in shaylng 2

USE FERRIES CREAM S.dPO.NzEE,
 A NEW Compound for Shaving. which surpass- fA ca all others in making rich and permanent Lather without irritating the skin. It is also war. ranted in all cases please Therefore, any gentle man can purchase pot of the above Cream. and use it month, and il he is not pleased with if, can return it, and the money will be refunded. All or. ders for the Cream thanxfnIly received.
 4 y3s: E.C. PIERRE, Middlefown, Ct
 This Cream received the first premium from the N. Y. Institute last fall For sale by Samnel Buel J. c. Beckwith, and S N. Bronson, Ltchfeld {. aud in all principal towns in the State by Druggists Perfumssss Fancy Stores and Barber shops. (1y3f
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
TO THE LADIES.

FTsHE subscriber has returned from New York l with large assnrtmenf of Fashionable Milli. nesy, and solicits share of their patronage.
 Particular attention paid 10 dressing Tuscan and
 sr ,. c. BRADLEY. F Litch6eld, April IA. ls4s 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

< Goods worth @i0o0o0 were slolenAt Pittsburgh
 during the Prusrsss of ths lnls nss' \ ID
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13

II
q, PANY OF PHILA OELPHlA, continues to take
risks upon every description of property, either in
town or country He would call the attention of pro.
perry holders particularly to the subject of
,nSuranee-a mode OF Insurance successfully adopted
by the Company he represents, and which has become
very general in Philadep hia. The mode is this To
insure substantial brick dwelling or store the pro-
prietor would deposit with the COmpa ny (accordinu
10 the character and situation of the buiiding from
"a 10 ~ per cent. upon the amount intended to be in
sdfed' AS long as this deposit remains with the Com
pany, the insurance continues without the trouble of
an annual renewal,
The deposit may be Withdrawn at any time with
DEDUCTION Of five per cent, aud the policy cancelled
llIls mode OF insurance, besides avoiding the trouble
of renewal and the risk of omission, will be found
be much cheaper than the ordinary mode. For in
sanoe-a first rate dwelling would be insured to the
amount of g., 900 by DEPOSIT of u cent, 1926
the annual interest on w ich would be only $50
whereas insurance the same house cost by the
binary mode, at the very lowest rate, the annual
premium of Sl2.50.
The undersigned also takes risks in the usual mode
on as favorable terms as any other office.
The CAPITAL of the Company is 100000, all
and certainly this Institution stands second TO no sim
liar in the United States, in point of credit
character 1t is under the control of the folloWisg
Board of Directors:
Charles ". Bancker, Jacob X. Smith,
Thomas Hart, George w. Richards
Thomas J. Wharton, Mordecai u. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Ad0lpho Z. Boric,
Samuel Grant, David 3 Brown.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
CHARLES G. BANcKER Secretary
Applications for insurance will be received and i'm
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Agent
No. North street.
F. II. s.. is also Agent for the NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE TRUST COMPANY, aud prepared
to make Insurance Lives grant Annuities, and sell
EAdowments. do eo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13
A L. Nj A N A G.
M A n RIED.

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. John C. Backus, THos
K. JEFFERYs, of Sheffield, England, to Mrs. SARAH
HAhER, of this city.
On the Sth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. BacSus, Doctor
DAVID STEWART, of this city, to Miss Enc P. LIT
TLEFIELD, youngest daughter Of the late Samr Little
field, of Castine Maine
At New York, on the 9Th inst. john Il. NELSON of
New York, TO Miss JANE +. WEST, of Baltimore.
At st. Louis, on the 3lst ult. Mr.. CORNELIUS Noon
AN to Miss CATHARISE AGNES, daughter of Eneas
NcFaul, Esq, formerly of Baltimore, Md.
At New York, on the 9Th inst by the Rev'd Henry
Sutton, EDWARD BAKER, of Baltimore, to Miss JUL.
JOSEPHINE, youngest daughter of Urah Burge, Esq,
OG Perth Anboy, ". j.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13
CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.

II toners and others, who have not made their pur
chases, the cheapest Ion of AUCTION CLOTHS of
all the different coors and shades suitable for ladies'
aud genilemen's Cloaks, and Buys and children IS
we'r they have ever yet had ranging in price from 81
up, and which they do recommend as 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 style,
They have also on hand, usual, n splendid assort-
ment of Coopers & Shepherds English and Paul Ba-
tot 4 Fiil's French CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
DOESKlNS; wool blk, indigo blue, brown and olive
Beaver Cloths, of fine and superfnc gu tes with
plain black and fancy English Silk, Salins, Merno aad
Velvet VEST1NGS, &C.; to all Of which they invite
the attention OF persons wishing to purchase they
will be sold, wholesale RETAIL at the lowest market
prices. DORSEY * NELSON
dl1 colin No Is Baltimort sheet.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13
No. So CHANGED TO 2I7.

~ u. Sl7 FE LIS POINT lark EFT
IN SPACE, West side, third door below Aliceanna
street, where can be bought every variety of DRY
GOODS, as low as ut any store in town. Now selling
Cashmere; Cashmere D'EcOsse; Nous de taines sc
at cost; wool dyed blue black Mantle CLOTH, at
50 81; do. super do. 81; CASSIMERES 81, upwards;
CAsSlNETS 37ic, upwards Tweeds; Ky. Jeans,
Lindseys, ae in proportion; Irish Linens, Shrtings
Sheedngs, Shirt and Stripes, and all Domestcs, very
low blankets; Fiannes and Canton Flannes; cnlarcd
Cambrics from To 10 ; every variety of Prints, Cling
hams, Checks, and Fancy Articles; Hosiery aud Trim
mings, all of which and will sell ~ low they
can be bought elsewhere. Just eceived, some very
pretty CLOAkiNGS. Call and see a. No. AZ,
ja6 eod2wt N. CHRISTOPHER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13
A ISICAN REP LiCAN
HEAD QUARTERS,

yNyHN Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinitythat
in conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name of his establishment TO the tsAMERfCAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS" where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
auch itGW as may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort. The Bar will be, as
usual supplied with the choicest WINES and LII
|QUORS, and all the Decaccs of the season vii! be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
;b5- The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishment, are comfortably fitted up for the Win
Ter Season, where gentlemen amuse themselves
IA This healthy exercise without moesation, and at
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
HaJ-Sn Late Military Hail, ". Gav-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13
DI f. d.

On the 9th instant, GEORGE W., aged years and 3
days; also ANN ALBINIA, aged years, 10 months and
"a days, The son and daughter of VIM. B. and Mary
Ellen Davis. Annapolis papers " i'll please copy.l
After a short illness, Mr.. WILLIAM ADAMS, in the
o6th year of his age, native of Dumarlin, Scotland,
hut for the last thiryeigh years highly respected
resident of this city lie has left bereaved family
and large circle of friends to mourn his loss
On the 10th inst. in the cd year of her age Mrs.
MARY LEWIS, wife of John Lewis, formerly Of Lon
donderry, Ireland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13
DRY GOODS. &c.
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVE

DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
AN STILL SELLING OFF MY STOCK
II of DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
The large quantity 1 have sold within the last few
weeks is the best guarantee ofther being redychcap
Amongst them have still hand some of those
MERlN0S which | have been and still am selling at
about half their value. CASS IN ERES; Plain, Strip
ed aud Plaid SArTINETTS; Whitney BLANKETS,
all sizes; Full'd lINSEY; HOSIERY, among which
are Black Alpaca, Black Lambs Wool full assert
ment from 81 cents to so. Black Worsted and Gosh =
mere do ChildGn's heavy Scotch Lambs Wool all
sizes. UMBRELLAS. Cloth, Velvet and Glazed
CAPS. CALICO, MoU5LIN, &c. sc all of which
| am determined to Close out. Call and see.
GEORGE II. RHODES, 40 Lexington-st.
h2'-lih I'VE doors east Of Eutaw.
GNOTToN sHEETINGs. We have just re
Hamilton Cotton sHEETlNGs, , yards wide
waSnam do do DO DO i y yds. do do
Brawn CoTToNs, g and A, extra heavy goods
New York Mills and Others best makes Of Long
Cloths and Shifting Cottons
New styles of low price PRINTS
Rogers Patent FLANNELS; Mild do
Linen SHEETINGS, g. ~, IL and IL QrB. wide
Pillow Case Linens, all widths
And viii be constantly receiving new and desirable
styles of staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
lal0 Il 203 Baltimore street.
EpOsITIVELY SELLING OFF AT GREAT
M BARGAINS! The subscriber intending 10 re-
move from hs present location on the list March, is
DESTROYS OF selling of his entire stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, and i'll order TO do will sell Ueru
cheap without regard to cost. His stock comprises
probably the largest and splendid assortment of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods in this city, among which
may he found
Rich fancy and plain SILKS
French Cashmere aud Muse de LANES
Alpacas and Bombazines
American and English Prints
Heavy family bleachGd Irish Linens
A beautiful assortment of Shawls
Velvet Scarfs and Mantllas
Corded bOrdered L. G.. Hdkfs.
Embroidered aud Hemstiched do.
Rich Evening" DRESS GOUDS-sHch as
POmpadour Grapes Balzarnc Tarletons; emb'd de
Embossed Tarleton Robes
White Satin; Rich embroidered do.
0Ly%Also, Il full assortment Of Cloths, Cassmercs,
Cloatlngs, Nestines aud D.'mescs
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 209 Baltimore street,
JhlO BptWeen Charles and Light SITS.