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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MuSEII


AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LVERT-S SITS.
MISS GANNON'S BENEFIT.
FKNiIS EVENING, April ID, lSi5, will be per
~ formed MARCELLlNE. Matcelline, Miss GAN
NON. Madame Babllatde, Mrs. BOOTH. Michael,
Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
A variety of Songs and Dances during the evening.
TO conclude with LADDER OF LOVE. Susanne,
Miss CANNON. Marchioness, Mrs. RUSSELL.-
Cbevaler, MIR. GALLAGHER. Francois, OWENS.
}- Admiitance % cts, children under 10 years Of
age, l2l cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely 1t
KNGTPTIAN SALOON.
-aA ODD FELLOWS' HALL, G8Y-ST.
THIS "wednesday EVENING, April ID, will be
presented the ''DEAD SHOT" Timid, Mr.. FOR
REST. Louisa, Mrs. ST CLOUD. Chatter, Mrs.
FORREST.
After which, Singing and Dancing by Reeve * Ryall.
To BIZ followed by his LAST LEGS.
Sir Calligan, Mr. REEVE.
To conclude with "CROSSING THE LlNE.n
Wuuverman, Mr. FORREST.
QC7-Doors open at O'Clock performance to com
mence at precisely. Admission to all parts of the
house 25 cents. No dsorderly improper characters
admitted 1t
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ENGG ROLLERS. Superior BLOCK TIN EGG
NJ BOILERS, splendid article; also Chatting
Dishes, Coffee UrnS Coffee Bigglns and Filterers I'm
peria Dish Covers, in sets; Coffee and Tea Pots; Soup
Tureens; Jelly Mouds; Blanc Mango do; Pudding do,
with a variety of Tin Wares Britannia Ware; Family
Hardware; Wooden Ware; Buckets; Brooms; Brush
es Mats, &c &c, embracing the greatest variety of
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES 10 be found in the
city. Chcap 'or cash, at the NEW FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE OF
mh1i jim II NUrpMnpE G, rn
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GILVER PLATED FONIxS &sPOOYi

SILVER PLATED FORKS Il SPOONS.
~ BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Castors,
Butter Coolers, High and Chamber Candleslicks,
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings, Salt dishes, BronZed
Tea-bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies', selling off low at The NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. z N. HOWARD STREET
just round the corner of Market street.
mh2i-2m C.. f. WETMORE & co,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-02

K ITCHEN ANDIaoaS, SHOVEL AND
HN- TONGS; Pots and Kettles, OF all kinds, plain
and enamelled Sauce Pans, do; Tin, Cast iron and
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces;
Grldlrons, of all kinds, some new patterns; Coffee
Mills; Coffee ROasters Flesh Forks; Skimmcrs and
Ladies, aud all kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, Ia
BILE Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles, &c SC, run
ming off cheap for cash, at the New Furnishing Ware
house, No. North Howard street.
mn2I I'm q. n. WETMORE s. co
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-02

u tST OPEN ED. splendid assortment OF white
81 CaNTCN GRAPE STlAWLS, all qualities, from
me lowest price up to SlO0. Also, a lot of PLAID
SILKS, at 56! cts. pr yard-eNtra cheap.
j. EDWARD BIRD, No. 209 Baltimore st,
apl irJ between Light and Charles streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.
M5 5ONTMORANCY II. PRICE,
1VA PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh2i-tf No SO 8. CALVERT STREET.

MEISS SARAH NJ. PEALE, PORTRAIT
lYM PAINTER, has removed to No 8 N FRONT
STREET. Exhibition Room open during the DAY Tor
vlsiters. QG- Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and
II paired, nlS-6m
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&HOE BLACKING. of very supptior nua,tv
~ and warranted to improve by age, for sale in any
quantity at reduced prices, by
G. WIsEMAN, Druggist,
fe32m Opposite the Fountain HoteI Light-st
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EiIMBitOiDEKED AND DAMASK GRAPE
-RL SIIAWLS. Just received at GARDENERS
Rich emb'd Grape Shawls, from $40 TO Sl0s.
Rich Damask Shaws
AIsH--l case new Lace LAWNS
case new Prnted TAELETONS
| do. White GRASS LINEN
do. French Printed JACONETS.
Ais0-A beautiful assortment Of SUN SCREENS
and PARASOLS, at GARDENERS,
apl [RPl No, 1875 Market street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-02

E.1XTkA SUPER THIBET' SHAWLS,
Just received, IA few cartoons of extra superine
black and mode colofed Thibet Shawls, with heavy
silk fringe. HENRY w, COOKE
mh29 Corner of Hanover and I4ombara-ses
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-02

UT III. MESCHUTT, CABINET MAKER, No
respectfully solicited. al0-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-02

EOuN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
eV FAYRrTE- ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal.ly
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Notice Extra.~~A Card.

TENHE subscriber, grateful for public patronage
would take this method to acknowledge with
ttankfolness, the kindness Of generous public in
contributing literally TO bis necessity in his late
adversely, and would say, that through the liberay
of the public generally, and the assistance Of his
friends in particular, he has been enabled rebuild
his Factory al South Dsnvile, destroyed by fire on
the 2st of December last and has put into operation
a large and elegant set Of machinery superior prob
ably to any set TO running in this part Of the
country, and equal TO any started in our manu-
featuring New England
Thus, his new Factory being in full and successful
operation, and having employed experienced work
men assist in carrying the same he is now pre-
pared to receive wool TO work shares, or by tie
yard into good cassmercs ulled cloths, hannels Of
all colors, double width blankets, horse blankets
blanket shawls &c &c, and in addition 10 that, he
has superior set Of machinery for cardng rolls and
dressing cloth; and soliciting the patronage
Of the public formerly he would invite the at
tenton of the growers and dealers in wool and cloth
to his new and elegant machinery, and would
them that their work shall be done in and in
first rate order.
uTWanted in exchange for work 500 barrels Of
good old soap. Also, all kinds of country produce
received as usual, for which liberal price will be
given. All work warranted, and damages made
good. CALEB HARVEY.
Danvile May Is, 1916. 40SH
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THE NoBLER AND GREATER MOTIVE.

a French officer who was prisoner under his patrol
at 4 leading, met with Bible. He read it, and was
SO struck with its contents, tina, he convinced of
che folly or scep,ical principles. and the truth of
Christianity, and resolved to become Protestant -
when his gay associates rallied him for taking so
rious turn he said in his vndication 81 have done
no more than my old schoolfellow Bernadotte, who
has become a Lutheran, Yes, but he became So
said his associates, so obtain crown my motive,
said the Christian officer lis the same; only differ
as 10 place, The object Of Bernadotie is to obtain
crown in Sweden, mine 60 obtain crown in Heaven
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Concord Railroad.

SUMMER .4RR-4N-C E.HE-NT.
Fare reduced 10 90 fran Concord 10 Beaten.
an and sflsr the Ist of April, Passenger trains
" will run daily, Sundays excepted, in connection
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Low
ell Railroads SIS follows viz
Leave Boston . A NJ IL A ". ard 81 p "
Leave Concord at a A ". IL la & 81 n.
Trains from intermediate places will run as fol-
lows, viz: UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 N. 1875 " & 6:40PM
do Nashua AZ $50 A N, 1873 & 6:40P
do Manchester 935 A n. FN& s:5rM
OF Immediately the arrival of the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester 81 NJ, 12:5 M&4 PN
do Nashville 81 AN.I4 PH& 5Pz
do Lowell At N, Pm q 55PM
Immediately arrival Of the cars from Concord.
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston
IN season for Passengcrsto take the o'clock train
New York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
Road so that passengers may pass betwixt Concord,
HaverhIl, Exeter and Portland either way daily.
Stages Immediately the arrival of the first train
at Concord, leave by various routes for Hopkinton
Newport, Claremont and Windsor; for Lebanon and
Hanover; Plymouth and HaveThil; Canaan and o.
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbot and the White
Mountains. On the ID day from Boston, Stages
reach Roy alton, Mddlebury, Montpelier, and Bur
ngton connecting there with the steamboat and sta
ges to Ogdensburgh; stages also run from HaverhiIl
TO Stansead connecting Herewith stages Montre-
al. Numerous other stages connecting with the
Concord Railroad to the principal towns in New
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sanbornton to-
the O'Clock train, returning after the arrival of the
ID train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily follows:
Leave Boston at 81 p ,, and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord at 81 and arrive Boston
at l-2 the next morning
Freight, First class, SO; second class, $3.50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Bos-
ton an hour at eest before leaving, to insure de-
livery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be Marked and
when valued at more than $50. notice should be Civ
en- and extra charges paid, claim for damage
or loss beyond such sum viii be allowed,
N. G. UPHAM, Sup't
April I, 1s45. 3s0yl
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Thomas Peaks Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.


Caledonia IS.
Alta Probate Court holden at the PrOhae Ulhss If If
DanviIe, in said District, on the 3V'n Q"
May, A. ID. ls45--- L., will
TTRIAH w. MINER, Executor OF the .'I p..,b.
" and testament, of Thomas Peak laie o. I.
am, in the County Caledonia, deceased! ' r.,,s
his account of administration against sa'O D'
for allowance. hot s,i
Whereupon it is Ordered by said CouTt 'n la;d E.
Executor notify all persons interested aI1sn At
tate, to appear at a Probate Cour! 70 =. The a7h
day of June, A. D. 1916, and object to the IJ
a1ce of said account, if they cause by Puv ss,
ing copy of the record Of this order .nfr' nTn
successfully in the CaIedonian, neWsPSPe'
at ST. Johnsbury, in said district ,,dgs.
SAM'L B. MATToCks, JuOs''
A true copy-Attesi, .rocvs Indcs
AO9w3 SAM'L IL MAI IO|A'
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to those indebted to me and the
Il late firm of N. c. BACON e co. that my de-
mands are in the hands of William MI DickeTman,
Esq for collection. and all debts due said firm must
be paid Immediately to save cost, and all other de-
mands due me must be paid before the Goth of July
Especial contracts excepted) till which time they
may be settled without cost. That may pay,
must be paid. N. g. BACON.
st. JOhnsbury Centre, May 90, ls45. 4osw3
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CrOckery and Glass Ware.

PURCHASERS of Crockery and lGIass Ware
IL are particularly invited to examine our China
and Printed Tea Setts Plates covered Dishes, Plat
tiers, Pitchers, Ewers and Basins, printed Chambers
and every article of common Ware. Tumblers
stand preserve Dishes, Salts, Lamps, &c &c.
... E. JEWETT a. co.
May 6, 1S45. 406d
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"A full Assortment Of
Digest OF Vermont Repor1.

THNHE subscriber has in preparation D,,,, IA.
Reports Of Decisions Of the supfs1s' c.. :, 'as
the State Of Vermont, from the earliest ba' o.
es to the present time, including nspT ,-'' s''
cases not published. 1'''P
The work has been in part prepared ,rJ ,nl.
completed by examining every case and The ,-.:..'
Of the court with foil references 10 ali e,ses Il, -
the same principles Of law have been Jsciie5--rt
eFences TO oveHuled cases and statutes on Ubi.b A.
cisions have been made; with foil reference. ,o ~
eriesn and English Reports. Also ar sppenJ, cnn
tanning judicial history Of the state, with bog,nG
cal notices Of the principal judges and LAWYERS T,S
names and residences Of the present a,,orDjs. All
counsellors in the state.
The work will be completed as early as p,,,i,,hl,
after the completion Of the Digest Of English Cor
mon Law Reports now in press aud Judge BouysJ,
Edition Of Bscon's Arrangement in which h ~,
made full references 10 al The American Repor. hi
Of which ii is expected will be completed and rsS,
lished within a year.
The same plan will be adopted for publishing Z,
satisfactory in publishing the Revised S,ru,e. o9hi
State, By using vsrous qualities Of paper and bn5r,
thus making the book at so Iow price as ia cam.
within the means Of all wishing ii-an5 6ne ,on,s,
will be sold a, lower price than any Digest Of Kin.
erican Reports has been Published. large sale i,
confidently looked for. which will be ne,ss,ry /, do
fray the expense. CHAUNCEY GOODRICH
Dufhngton' APriI, le45. iO2w3
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The Ladies

WILL find choice selection Of rich Dress Good'
wv Bonnets, Ribbons, Face Flowers. TRIMMING
for Bonuets, Cap Laces AMI Edgings and new 'EH
trimming fol Caps; Lace for Caps, Cambnc bdgms
and Insertions; Silks and Lawns for Bonnes We
watts, Gloves, Mitis, linen Hdkk, Parasols and s.l
Shades, Calicos, French and common Nd shoes% rI
"a GRE9T T.4RIETY OF F.iN'cT .iRTF
Giles, at very low prices, at oo,S
,;oo 4O5f
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Fashionable Tailoring Establishment
ss ". Boil E S

7gsEAS inst received the SPRING and SUM
a. IL .SEi5R E.4SHTOJVS for 1915. and is prepar-
Ell TO execute all work entrusted to him in fashions
sbo and enduring manner the shortest notice and
Of tho most reasonable prices. All work done by
him 0Jsvarrnnfed To- ~ HFlS8I 31F1
orCuung done for others 10 make up. st1
napvills Green. May 10, 1896 40stf
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Poetry
ENYY.-A FABLE.


The following beautiful poem Is from fortheOm
rOlsme ofHsbrsw Dramas. BY Professor Tenant:
As on a summer nOonIide, round
Ny garden glad walked,
And wilh the pretty plants and flowers,
Gods blooming children talkedi
spy'd in one rich-scenled bed.
Together sweeily set,
a lily tall, towering rose,
A lOwiy violet
Each spreads its glories out, as IL
II wished 10 shine clone;
Yet ell the uninyidoos three
In sweet agreement shOne.
said unto the towering Rose,-
Sweet Rose! why seek'si thou not,
Where thou may st gather all Thy praise,
Some uPariaken spot
The Rose reply'd-I envy not
What praise each sister shares;
Albeit in my own fame Joy,
glory too in theirs
said unto the Lily tall
gentle Lily! how
Amid such gay competitors,
So sweeiiy bloom csnsI thou
The Lily said envy not
Each blooming sisters praise;
The eye that looks on them with JOY,
Giads me too with is gaze.
I said unto the Violet
Swee, leaf! how cant thou shine
In thy humility, mid flowers
O'erfaunsing thee so fine
The meek and richly spsnsed flower
With gentle voice replied
To hear my taller sisters praise,
1t is my JOY and pride
Again at eve. my walk took,
Where gay the garden gows,
And, as the sun sank IN the west,
In the east the moon uprose;
The son, o'curtain 'dround with gold,
Was bedding on tho tide (;
The moon, forth from her firing room,
Came Peering IN her pride.
said TO the Sun Fair light!
Why speed'st thou thus away
Il il because thou cansi not bear
Thy sisters rising ray7
The Sun replied II 20 becauss
Heavens scale must now decline,
do resign the sky With JOY;
IT'S sisters turn TO shine.
Again, as Mornings Star ward dim,
Ny garden walk l took;
The Moon was sinking in the west,
The dswning sunbeam broke.
said unto the moon Fair light!
Why speeds thou from the skyl
Dislikes il thee thus To behold
Thy brother mounting high!
The Neon replied, II 90 because
With me must go the Night
It's not because loathe 10 see
My brothers rising light
That day pass'd unto the ball,
Where danes assemble gay;
Fair flowers! how shone they IN the dance!
How gallant their array!
Their pretty bosoms heaved, down
They dance they tripp'd. and smiled
Bot envy meath the silky gsuze,
Lay like an ad6er COLD!
pass'd into the halls where mot
Sage folks, Of ietter'd name;
Bot Envy gnsw'd into ;heir souls
Each grudged his neighbors fame.
Thus all Gods creatures guitless live
OF Envy's cankering cares;
IT'S man alone that in bis breast
The unblcssed eankcr bears.
For me (be ,hank'd, my gracious God')
Some seraph, kind and good,
Surely hath rooted from my heart,
A weed SO rank and rude:
Whence, make others bliss NINE own
With musings sweet end mild,
And walk among the sons Of men,
fOir1 chi
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Tailoring Business,
n o T CE.

TIME subscriber would inform his friends and tie
m public generally, that in consequence Of I'll
health he has relinquished his Foundry and Ms
chine Business. The business will he continued y
his successors, J. G. d ]. II. PADDOCK w.
whom he would take this occasion TO recommend I"
the confidence and patronage of his former customers
and friends rs having been long connected with Tie
business and familiar with all its branches.
HUMAN PADDOCK.
ST. Johnsbury, April /, ls45. 4VA
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Gentlemen Will Find at

" JEwETT & cos. an excellent assortment
IT, Of Bfoajcloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins-
plain and fancy Rich Vesiings, Gambroon. Krem-
lin and large assortment Of other summer Siufs--
Fur, Silk, Glazed, Palm Leaf and Leghom Hats
Silk and Cloth Caps Stocks, pocket and neck Hdkfs
&c. &c. April 80, ls45. 405tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-16
C. C. Wilder

8 constantly receiving by Express directly from
n the Importers, desirable variety of goods at re-
duced prices and that cannot fail to suit
ST. Johnsbury Plain, May -, ls45. 4Ostf
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More New Goods !!

Just received, by e. JEWEPT e co. a new
- supply of rich de Lanes, Shawls, bonnet Rib.
bons and other Goods.
May 81, ls45. 4Ostf
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New GOOds---Cheap.
Kittredge & Colby

HAvE jus, received very large assortment Of
IL Il Goods which they have recently purchased
very low and they thus enabled to offer them for
sale on terms highly advantageous to purchasers
They would respectfully solicit the attention Of their
fends and all persons wishing 10 buy good Goods to
their present stock before making their purchases
with the assurance that they will find the quality and
prices Of their goods satisfactory. Their present
stock embraces
Mg@GE DMBGE GoGDEaa
Cashmere rich de LANES. printed and satin striped
lawns, plain striped and plaid Muslins Jaeonet do;
English and Scotch Ginghams; large and beautiful
variety Of Prints plain and fancy Laees, lace Eds-
ings and InseItings, bishop Lawn. plain and figured
book and swiss Mullins white Cambries, DimOiy,
gro de Swiss synehaw and sarsnet Silks, white and
colored Florence do; white and straw Satin, silk and
tabby Veyets silk Surge, ladies cravat Hdkts; linen
Cambric do; Gloves. Mtis and Hosiery, furniture
Patch; white and brown Linen, table Covers, black
and eolored LISTING, Ribbons, plan.fgured and satin
etlg' dCap dorich BONNET RIBB ONS, Tabs and
Flowers; shawls-lmperial, Bavsrian, NJ. de Lame
&c; super Parasols, Psrssoleits and Sun Shades
Umbrellas: also 4 splendid
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Dental Surgery.

nR. KELLEY continues 10 perform all opera
~ tons on the Teeth strictly scientific I,rfH-
eipleS Teeth extracted, clesnsed, filled with god
silver fOiiTeeit inserted aud al! operations war
rsn'ed or free Of charge.
Charges reasonable
Feb. s, ls45. 393If
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Wfslar's BaIsaKn Of wild
Cherry,

CELEBRATED for all pulmonary Diseases
~ sold by J. Z. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury Plain, May l2, ls45. 4O66
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NeWtOn,s .yaumdIce.

ID richardson's Sherry Wine and Moffatt's
IN Phoenix Bitters, also Sands Sarsaparilla. for
sale by j. G. BINGHAMf
St Johnsbury Plain, A pril 81, ls45. 4O3tf
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CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS.
TIME subscribers beg leave TO call the attention Of
n the citizens Of the United States to the
New and Splendid stock OF
WOODEN and Linen Goods

they have Just received from Montreal. The follow
ing is sample Of the prices at which they offer their
Goods, viz
Bloc black and invisible gieen suPerfne Broad
cloths, S3,OO; black Orleans 81 a 40 cts; Lama
Cloth (all wool) 35 40 cts; Nous de Laine dress
es, 20 cts. per yard; Chene Chusans, printed Mus
lin and Chens do 20 a 80 cts. Psrisians and Ggur-
cd Orleans, rs 35 cts; CalicOes 10 20 cts. new
styles snd fas, eolors; Ga Tweeds common do; Gam
broons, Doeskn, Cassimeres, &c. &C. 20 cts. 81
90; Tartan Ginghams, Earlston do. do. l5 25 cts.
Bingham Hdkfs is cts each; Linen Cambria Hdkis.
10 80 cents. Table Cloths besehed and unbleaeh-
ed, Diapers, Hueksbacks, Towelings, Table Nap
kins, &c. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives, SciZzofs Saws,
and other Hardware at proPouionaby low rates.
Also, CROCKERY Of every description.
WILLIAM BROWN & co.
Sianstead Plain, c. Z. July 2, 1914. 353n
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Ladies Shoes.

A FEW more of those splendid French Kids
~ cheap by e. c. WILDER.
May "a, ls45. 40stf.
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Assortment of BOnDetS,

hcEOl buANbN VA DOhhNtcf
consisting Of super Florence, white do, Rutland,
Pedal, DunsIsbe, Devon and Cypress;
plain aud SHRED Bonnet Lawns.
English, German and American
BROADCLOTHS;
black and colored Doeskin, Cassimeres and Sstinets
rich Satin and Cashmere Vestirgs;
gentlsmens large sized silk and linen Hdkis super
Cravat do good assortment of thin cloth for Goats
and Pants; Tailor's Trimmings.
Six Bales brown SheetiBgs;
bleaehed do. Dnlngs Batting. wiekng; Russia
and Scotch Diaper. cotton Yarn, &c.
SHOES-super French Kid Slips and Buskins;
heavy and light kid DO; kid walking Shoes Caters,
chidren's Shoes Of super quality and will be sold
very low for cash.
H4TS-3 cases saper French, Moleskin and Nu-
iria Hats; Leghorn DO glazed and silk, and
cloth Caps,
Paper Hangings, Looking Glasses, large and sPlcn-
did assortment Of
CrOCkery and Glass Ware.
consisting in part Of gold lined and embossed China
Tea Ware, Hong Kong, DO. and other styles.
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Dry Groceries, super Teas
Coffee, Spices, Sci lnseed and lamp Oil, Paints and
Dye Stus coach and furniture Ysrnsh, Iron, Steel,
nail Rods, shoe Shape, band Iron. hoop lion, &c.
Lyndon Corner, May l. Is45. 4O5f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

countries Of the world with which we pave
intercourse, including their physical cna-
Facter, population, productions exports
Imports, seaports, monies, we'gnss' nlea'
sures, finance and banking associations
and enterprises connected with commerce'
embracing railroads, canals STEAMBOATS,
docks. most Offices, &C.; principles OF CON.
rnerce. finance and banking, with practical
md historical details and ILLUSTRATORS
commercial law. and mercantile law re-
norris and decisions Of courts IN the United
Estates and Europe, including insurance,
partnership, principal and agent oills Oh
lexchange, sale, guaranty, bankrupt sha P
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