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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-07

FRoM TIE INDIAN COUNTRY. Letters have
been received at St. Louis, from the detachment of
u s. troops under the command Of Col, Kearney,
out from Fort Leavenwor,h about eight days, and
distant some one hundred and thirty miles. The ex-
pedition was progressing rapidly, and in good
spirits and health They had passed several conpa-
MES en- route Cor Oregon. The emigran,s get
ting along well, and with very little trouble About
5000 persons are reported to be tho route--they
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-07

We belong to the class who are not afraid Of the
light; the very name applied to us signifies all this
Loco, place, and foco, fre.-[Woshing,on U. $.
Journal ..~..
Then we fear that the name will be quite as appli
cable to your case in the next world, it is to your
condition in this. .. Louisville Journal
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NTEv SUPPLY OF RICH AND

n EW SUPPLY OF RICH AND
~ MAGNIFICENT FRENCH GOODS.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 1875 MARKET
STREET, has just received from the North and is
now opening, splendid assortment Of rich FANCY
GOODS, received direct from the Inst Havre packets
the Zurick aud Oneida.
In DRESS GOODS-Rich Cashmere d'Ec0sse of
the newest styles-such NemOurs; Pompadours;
SAKE Gotha; Nonpare; Omhra Shaded; PompadOur
and Dutchess DE- orleans patterns.
In FANCY DRESS SILKS, the most magni-
fcent assortment ever brought to this market, and
imported expressly for the city retail trade, as-Rich
Chameleon Amres; rich Chameleon Satin Tarcks;
Gro de Maple; h'Bayadere rich OILED Sir; Algerine
Pekln; satin striped Satin Aarcin; all boiled Alcerine
Pekn; Evening Dress silks; heavy black Gro de Rhine
fo mantillas; Lusrings; Gro de Suisse and Pout de
So plain and fancy Satins
Ia FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, of the LATEST styles
and warranted real French wool-French worked
Capes; French Collars and Chemzetts; real Lace
Wells and Falls; Mourning Collars: embfid'd Sleeves;
Embroidered Robes, for evening dresses do Tatlc tons
for do; do Linen Cambria Hdkts
In SHAWLS AND SCARFS-Rich Printed Cash
mere Shawls; French Cashmere do. Paris quality,
warranted all woo French long Shawls do; Rich silk
ShiwIs; AIgeriue Seats 500 scarlet China Grape
Scars, new and fashionable article; Bonnet Scarfs,
of velvet and satin.
Besides general assortment of FANCY GOODS,
to which | would resp cfuly call the attention Of
Citizens and strangers. For sale wholesale and re-
tail, at very low prIces. OPT
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28
TO THE LADIES.

EDWARD EIKB.
30 No. 200 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has opened fresh supply OF Rich DRESS SILKS,
some very handsome
French CASIMERES aud NJ. DE LANES
A large sock Of Cashmere and Teikerri long and
square SHAWLS
Terser and Cashmere SChRFS
Grape SiIAWt4S and SCARFS.
With great variety Of Gloves. HOSIERY md Fancy
articles, TO which he invites their attention,
j. EDWARD BIRD.
P.S A new article Of FLANNEL, warranted not
10 shrink in washing. rAr os3
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

AtASHHERES, REPS and MOSSELTNE DE
u LAME SHAWLS- as Brochr, Cashmere. Thi.
bet, Turkeni, Silk and Grape; black and cv'd Dress
SILK; Irish Linen; fine Long Lawn Linen Cambria
HdKs.; Gloves; Cloths, Cassimrros, Cassinsts and
Vestings; FLANNELS; blcached and uubeached
MUSLINS, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS-Ribbons, Velvels, Sains
Caps, Flowers Recheres, Florence Braid and Rut-
land BONNETS. For sale very low on the usual
terms, by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
O20 No. LIS altimore street,
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OYSTERS OYSTERSM

|HNHE SUBSCRIBE CIR respectfully informs his
III Old customers and the public in general that he
las commenced putting up OYSTERS for eXpOrta
lon for the season. and will be glad to receive orders
bt Oysters, either piCKLED, SPICED, FRIED, or
FRESH, In any quantities.
Nothing but the best oi Oysters put up at his estab-
Shment. From his long exp fence in the business,
Z hopes to please the most particular
EVAN HAMILTON,
No. Is German st., between Hanover and Sharp.
kAI3- OYSTERS served up in handsome style every
81 in the week Sundays eXcepted) Families sup
led with hest Oysters.
WANTED-As smart active boy about l6 10 10 years
Z age-one that has been accustomed 10 attend bar.
|ppy a. above. sa26 colin
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TILT BOX COR>ICES. To render more
VW complete his business arrangement the subsc,i-
Der has added Gliding shop to his establishment
aud is now prepared put up at short notice, CUR
TAlNS with all he fixtures complete.
His arrangements are such that he will be able to
furnish Gilt Box Comics, &c, advance Of the la
test styles and most approved finish, and in furnishing
sui OF Curtains, IN consequence OF having The Up
hOstefy and Gliding all under ones eye, greater ad
vantages both in facility and ECONOMY must of course
accrue to the customer Also, Curtain Band Of new
style and character, together with Poles, Ends Cen
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the city.
Mr.. A. f. JUDLIs, so hong and fivorahy known for
his skill AID good taste, will atond to the getting up
of Curtains
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds, of
all colors ami all sizes, made in our usual superior
manner, with from 40 to ~ stats to a blind.
MATTRESSES.-AlsoH Flair, HHsk, Moss Cotton,
Wool SC. with fine Ticking, &c.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole at prices TO suit the times.
JAS. II. COX, 1872 Baltimore street,
oll-lm ~ door west of the Museum.
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CLEARED,


ship Herald, Broughton, for Rotterdam, b, NJ.
| edges Jr
yBr schr Ncpmne Farrell, 81. Johns, y. F, r. & H.
| Thicker
Schr Maria, Prince st. Augustine, J. W. Brown.
Schr Charleston, Harrington, Norfolk, Petersburg
| ." Richmond, r. Hooper.
SAILED this mOrniHg-Ship Rsanoke. Honna, for
est Coast Of Africa, (in tow OF steamer Putapsco0
| hrs Martha Eizahelb, GachplI, Laguayra and Porto
3abeIo; Joseph Tuner, Giobs, Providence; Mary,
'0ok, Aewhuryporl To-duy-i|rig CHIEF, Borum for
lort spain; schts Mary Emeline, Kirwan, Port Ma ia
a Anatta bay, Jam; Exact, FoIget, supposed for
Iantnckct The brig AndroscagIn, Pattlson, for
%. Hand, is anchored outside the Fort
ARRIVED,
BaiIue JAS w. Paige, Taylor, G days from Boston,
Escorted Cal.o, 70 Osborn X Whui1gs. Rep0trs
(tern, bIrque Maryllnd; hdgs Almena, Eagle, and
is. Ealch bound up.
SER Mary, smith, from Providence, domestics, to
~. A, tolr.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
| ,ise. to J. a. ShGver
! BELDW-Br schr shannon, -. from st Loucia,
Iid BarhIdoe', ballast 10 J G Yates. Encountered
severe gale on the y I'd inst m which lost sails, &c.
MEMORANDA,
Barque Inca, Buxton, from BalnMore for Canton,
issed Nujer 30th July.
Brig Baltimore, Br3wn, for Baltimore, cleared at
OstOn 2Jth inst.
| Snip Cinderella. smalley, from Baltimore, arrived
I Bangor DIST inst.
schr Xanobia Brown, for Baltimore, went to sea
ON Charleston 2ith inst.
SchF kOp, jolInc, from Baltimore, arrived at New
OK 9th inst. SChrs Seguin, Cole, and Iowa, Day
E, for Baltimore, cleared at do. same day.
DISASTERS. Brig Archelaus, Newcomb, from Nor
Xix for Halifax, with cargo of wheat had proceed
on her voyage as far as lat 80 49, lon 10 80, but
Ounteting very severe weather, aud springing aleak
| hfr upper works, was compelled IN put back TO
ortolk in Distress OF the Capes Of Delaware, she
by with her Ice rail under water , or hours, and
| las compelled TO throw part Of her cargo over
[,oard-the residue il probably damaged.
A nj
fen of the Capcs of Virginia, he saw a.ship (hlack
fth painted ports, dsmased, ende ivorng to get into
ampton Roads; the pilot boat Virginia was along
de, aiding her to effect her entrance into the Roads
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N EW BOOKS. Just received, T. s. Arthur's
~ Norks-The Maiden The Wife; and The Club
Room. The Whip -poor-wll by Geo. p. Morris
assortment of Fincy STATIONERY for the same
we have on hand a fine copy Of IlitchcoGk's Geoio.
gy OF Massachusetts,, with Maps and Plates, which
we VIII sell very cheap. Also, cheap PAPER, Letter
Fooscap, Bill and Note; CHECKS on the several
tanks; BLANK BOOKS, Sc.
OBJ D. OWEN SON, l45 Baltimore ct.
I'd RS. NECKERSOE, no, 80 NJ. Howard ST..
VIZ has just received fron New YORK, another sup
ply of Bonnet RIBBONS, eo7'
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COAL. COAL" COAL!!!

IEvIIE Subscriber has on hand and is daily recev
~ in, large supply of ANTHRACITE COAL
the most superior quality, and is prepared to sup
mis- customers and the public with article which
Ee knows will prove satisfactory III every respect.
e has on hand "Coalbrook" Baltimore Company's
oal}, GOOD Spring Creek" Coal, "Butler's'' Coal,
nd from other approved mines, and has made ar
+sngements this season tn have his Coal broken aud
)neened with mich ca e and in a manner superior to
by he has heretofore seen "Lump,n "Grae,"
Egg and "Hut" sizes, will he Delivered at the low
aarket prices for the ton Of 81 10 lbs.
QF- Orders left at the following places will receive
Sfompt attention.
GHAUNCEY BROOKS, SON & co.
y. +. GARDNER, No. 27g baltimore street.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 1875 Ballmore-st.
. F. G. HUNT, corner of Gay and Aisquith SITS.
AT the subscribers DWELLING, Fayette street,
pcnnd door west of Pine, at the YARD, spring
5ardens' foot OF Eutaw street.
se30- eo3m PETER FA1NESTOCK.
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NAPANNED WARE. A large

|MAPANNED WARE. A large assortment
- Consisting IN part as foows-Cash Boxes, Dress
hg Cases, Tin Trunks, sugar Boxes, Candlesticks,
amps, Match Safes, Canisters. Spice Boxes, Spit
|ooas Also. Tia Plates, Lard Lamps, Coffee Mills,
britannia Ware, Shovel and Tongs, spoons, Ladies,
Knives and Forks. Together with general assort-
nent Of Fancy asd Staple G'ods for sale at wholesale
X retail verl lou TO close by ELIAS HALE,
oQ7-tf No. liz Baltimore ST.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
VyIY u "a YF5-tRES

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
H.SLY 3. HAYWARD,
HI No 30 10 NNRD STREET
third door rom Fayrrtn 81.
Has oNen'd n general assortment ct FALL 4 WIN
TER GOODS. which will be offered AZ moderate
pnCes-sach
Cloths, CIssimeres and Eestings
Blankets. IlannClS aud LindseyS
English Mrrinos very cheap; Alpaccas
Green Baize; Full'd Lindsrys and Kerseys
Cashmcres and Nous, lines. new sIyIc
Italian buStrings and Blue Black Gro de Swiss
Double width slack BOmbazines, very cheap
Manchester and American Ginghams
Green Berage, Hosiery, Kid and other Gloves
sHAWLS-ot Thlhet, de Laiup, Cashmere, Broche,
Damask, blanket Strada &c
TickiRES, Checks, Canton FtanreIs, DriiIings
Bleached and Brown MUSLINS and other Domes-
tic GOODS, very low.
Also, Florence Brad, Rutland other BDNNETS
RIBBONS, SC. sc. o27
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Chang on. the banner OF the outward wall,
The cry @-stili they come !"
NVM. N. HARRISON,
wv No. / Jarvis' Buildings, North-st.

Inc H-stfIl IHPy CoHc.
NM NJ. N. HARRISON,
Wv No. Jarvis Buildings, North at.
Paternoser Row,
JUST RECEIVED,
he Groves OF Barney, by Mrs. 5. &. Hall, 25 cts.
Awed GiDsi ern; or the ROhher Captains Bride, 25e
diRs;rePs Love, German Romance, 25 cts.
Mary Morris, by Moore, % cts.
The Twins and Heart, beautiful edition, IS cts.
'roverbiaf Philosophy, by Tupper, so cts.
arthur's Magazine fnr November, 1874 cts.
Gertrude, by the author of Amy Herbert, so cts.
Robert Wilson, the Destroyer, l2t cts.
tleO, What 'ye Buy, by Prof Punch, 80! cts.
Robinson Crusoe aud his Man Friday, so cts.
Scripture History. v'ry Drctty. 50 cts.
w. Is. A further supply of Captain Fremont's Mar
fsdve and the Wandering Jew, 81 cts. each. DAT
|kDRISTS, PRINTS. Just received, a new
u 'sapp'y OF PRlNfs-per dozen rs cents; per
cue hundred s6. Also, PRAMES-price per dozen
2.95; per one hundred s'8
13- Pcdhrs and Dealers can always be supplied,
ind orders from the counv inmnhia,eiy attended to-
HUMPHREY MOORE,
No. 80 pfat stree. hetwccn the
oG Y Rational Hotel aId Charles 81.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

ESOR SALE. A very likely Boy, IA years Of
n age, to seIve ID years-hc can come highly re
commended. Also for sale black woman 10 SCI We
10 vcar,, with her two children, boy and girl She Is
a Grst rate cook, washer and ironer, and can come
highly recommended. Apply at
l.. I, SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office.
OF No. 10 Exchange Place.
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:. IHITu SWttT, NNTON INtSHUI, FNIIAU n.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents
j. Boury, nl0 Baltimore 81; N. ~ Robinson, cor. Gay
and Saraoga-sts; Mortimer y MOwbray, BALTIC. and
Cha,les SITS; ThOs. r. Harrison, 2j3 Baltimore 81; F.
Hickey & Sons, aES Baliimorc-sl; A. Croyeau, III
Baltimoe-sf; Coleman Rogers, I73 Baltim0re-s :
G.. Winchester, los Bamore-Si; F. Halt, Il2 Baltic.
ST; j. NJ. Laroque BALTIC. and Hauison-st; Jas. P. De
Laconr, 359 Bamore-st; NJ. =. Thompson, Howard
and Faye,te-sts; G.. r. Rogers, Howard and Marion
SITS; J. w. Barry & Co., BALTIC Peatlsts.
ola mwthf|m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE NIJSEIIN

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.4LI'ERT- SITS
FuNHlS EVENING. Oct. 2sik. Will be peltjHm-
n ed NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. Admiral King
SION mr. CHiPPENDALE. Lieut. Kingston, Mr.
GALLAGHER. Dennis, j. o. SEFrON Mrs. Pom
uteN, Mrs WATTS. Mrs Mortimer Mrs. TIMM.
Dancing by Miss CANNON.
To concuie with RENCONTRE. Baron de Bon
cTur, Mr.. CIIPpENDALE. Fierre, Mr.. JOHN
SEXTON Justine, Mrs, 1IMM.
P$- Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2t cents. Saloon performance To commence al
! To O'Clock precisely. 1t
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lpARTINE's LOTION OR LINAMENT.

LDFiON OR LINAMENT.
ID The only Drug Stores in this city where BAR
TINES LOTION can be procured, is at Seth s.
ancs's, 05 Baltimore street and corner of Charles
nd Pratt streets. II also be procured at Shurtz
Wilde's, Ne 6, 7, 9Jlrvs' Buildings, North street;
4. HAMS he's, A Baltimore street, and a, Mes'rs
Hair Suffers, corner of Market Space and Swan
treet. 1t ia recommended in all cases of Rheuma-
SIN, Gout, Sprains, Dslocations, &c. Price rs cts
Yer bottle, with full directions for o2l-tu3t
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$500 E M1XHRs T., cross ;b sns 81
diseases. We give no long quackish recommends
tons TO deceive the public If the medicine does not
speak for Itself, shall speak for it, our obect
is 10 notify where it be had and that the propiie-
tor challenges single case of recent disease to be
brought, in which the Mixture will not effect rapid
cure, under the forfeiture of $500 For sale at
ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON'S,
se27-lm Corner Hanover and Market streets.
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u AXES LOTION. For TETTER, RING
H WORM, SCALD HEAD, and all CUTANEOuS
DISEASES. This lotion is n sovereign remedy for
all culaneous diseases. Numerous certificates Of its
good effects are in possession Of the proprietor and
will he exhibited to those DESTROYS of trying it,
Also, LAKES VEGETABLE EXTRACT for the
Hair, which cleanscs the head from all scurf aud
danduh, and invigoraes rs well as datkcns and
beauties, the Hair. Prepared by NJ. LAKE, Anna
polls, and sold in Baltimore by
SOLOMON KING,
No. south Calyert-st,, and
ROBERTS N ATKINSON,
oil I'm corner of Hanover and Market streets.
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GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION
AT THE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
TICKETS REDUCED TO 25 CENTS EACHl
FNNuE eltbrated Band of SWISS BELL RING.
Ill ERS, passing through this city on their way 10
Mexico, respectfully announce their
FAREWELL CONCERTS,
TO TAKE PLACEAT
THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS
On WEDNESDAY, 29th, THURSDAY, Goth, FRI
DAY, 3st Oct and SATURDAY, Nov. l.
on which occasion they VIII play several new and
popular Compositions, and will be assisted by
MISS CAROLINE HIFFERT,
the popular Vocalist, who has been so avorably re-
ceived IN Boston, New York and Phi adel phia.
TICKETS GI3" 81 80 CENTS
Children under II years of age, when accompanied
by their parents or guardians, HALF PRICE.
{G5- Positively their last performances. Doors open
at o'ciOck-to commence IT 9. TpRI or
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THE FALL STYLE HATS
JOSEPH S. HASTINGS, Jr.

TOSEPH S, HASTINGS, Jr.
- Ma. SOUTH CHARLES-ST
Having just received very superior assortment of
Flowing Blue Dining, Tea and Toilette Ware, would
invite the attention of Families and others in want of
the article, to this lot which is superior to any yet
ceived Of thi class of goods.
Also, fresh lot Of Gothic Stone Teapots, Sugars
and Creams, very fine Article, just received.
Also, IS Dining Sets of CANTON CHINA, and a
large quantity of Plates, Dishes, Tureens, Covered
Vegetable Dishes, Salads, &C., which can be sold Sc
parateIy TO match up Dining and Tea SETS very re-
duced prices. MOI $. CHARLES 81.
few doors below Garfield s Brothers.,
Ol8lm o. formerly Siilson's.
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NASHMERE, CASHME RE. Just receiv
~ ed one case OF CASHMERE, wh,sh we will Of
fer at % per ct lower than he ordinary prices Also
French MOUSELlN DE LAME, all W., oil nj 81 cts
per yd.; nth large stock Of Shawls Siiss Bomba-
zines; Alpaca; French Merinos; Thibet Cloths for
walking dresses; Linens; thintzes; Hoai.ry Gloves
sc. sc. X. McELDOWNEY & co.
1853 Baltimore street,
OPT between Calvert and Light.
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MlLLIN ERY, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS
FHSEOaGhS ARMSTRONG;,

MILLINERY, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS
FHSEOMhS ARMSTRONG,
ID No. 175 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward and offers
for sale great variety of desirable Goods:
MiLLINERF-Flin Barred and Ombra Sa-
tin and Gro de Ma RIBBONS
BONNET SAT ms and VELVETS-Crapes hish
coloted; plaid Gro de- Nap Poult de sol; French and
low priced Flowers Kid GLOW, :; Gaps; F0undaons
Buckram Bullion; Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; lllu-
sions; Mourning Bands and Collars, &c. sc.
Florence Braid, English Rutland and Straw Bonnets
SHAWLS-Thibet MOuseline de Lame, Brochc,
Cashmere, SILK, Grape, fine and low priced Wool
Shawls Also, Gto de- Rhine, Gro dc Swiss and Lu-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse, Reps and
Mouseline de Lame; Fall Gnghams soft hnish Irish
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; CasSimcrez; Cassnetts and
Vestings; FlAnnels, Sc. SC, with general variety of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold at fair prices to purtua customers,
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG;
selS3m lIJ Baltimore street.
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TNNo rROPRIETORS OF OYSTER HOU-
II SEES, EATING HOUSES, Nc. The subscriber
has just received supply of Tin and China HOT
WATER PLAT ES aud DISHES for Broiled Oysters,
Flied Oyst rs and Steaks which are decidedly supe-
ror the old style Of chatting Dishes for the above
luxuries; and will be sold low for cash. at the
Original Furnishing Warhou BY
ALFRED II, REP, No. 1886 Batmore-st,.
027-dtf and Tin Store ahsve Heward-st
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ID / E D.,

rrER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM
For Blemen-Ship Luisc, with despatch.
For River LA Plnte-Bdrqua C0rnelia, Nov. l.
For liavana-Brig Midas, with despatch.
For River La Plaie-Schr Fame, lew days.
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NEW CHINA STORE,
II No. Sd s. CALVERT STREET.
DHVID PdRR would respectfully inform his
friends and II generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE TO No. 81 s. Calvert ST., where
he has opened and is opening large assortment
Of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, of
recent arrivals, which he offers for sale on the NEST
accommodating terms. He is also extensively Ell
gagged in the manufacture of STONE & EARTHEN
WARE, large assortment of which will be found al
the store above, and at his Potteties, on Bond-st
short distance north Of E. Baltimore ST.
Q7- Country Merchants and others would do well
to give ME call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PARR,
ag9-3m No. 81 3. Calvert street.
EHRENCH OIERA & PLAID CLOAK
a INGS. Just received cases beautiful Cloak
mgs OF the manufature of Paturle, Lupin Thirton,
Maillard 4 Co. for sale very low at Wholesale and
Retail by FRANKLIN GARDNER
o22 1876 Baltimore street.
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as ECOND-IIAND BOOKS-Bough and sold
80 or exchanged, by HUMPHREY MOORE, No. 1881
Pratt street, between The National Hotel and Charles
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
YENiOMAS BECK, No. SO CENTRE MAR
VI kEr SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the pubic that he intends selling Off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS al FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, EXTRA
super ingralns, fine aud common isgIains, Wool Flu
iShng aud Cotton Siair CARPET lNGS. 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 To make
inquiry at any Carpet Store III Baltimore relative To
the price of Carpetng, &C., and Then call at No j3
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
N. RAG CARPErING, of my own manufacture,
splendid article, at very low prices. O4-lm*
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EDRODIGX OF CHEMISTRY. The most
a. celebrated and elegant Toilet Al ices now II
use are JULES HAUEL'S. His INDICATED
NfMPH SOAP. or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, com
posed OF An Eastern botanical discovery OF surprising
efficacy, for rendering the skin soft and fair as Well
as lmpartng delicate rnseate hue To the compile iOn
and to eradicate Tan. PmpieS, FTeckies Su5urrI, and
other unsighily cutane0ss vSitaOns, so inimical
female OvelineSs,
His EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
tee from ardent spirits, pungent essential oils, and
other destructive materials cleans the hair pedi-
uou>ly renders it beautifully bright, and impas 10 it
the delicate raalance of the lswetS; and it will posi-
lively bring in New Hair BGid Heads ny the use OF
this celebrated extract II is preseTvatve against
badness, and an hallbe in all aft cti0ns of the
skin on the head as well AS preventing the hair from
turning gray.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which
dcfes comparison in America or Europe
lie also offers 10 the of the public his OSE
TOOTH PASTE, which single trial viii prove Hs
efficacy.
The subscriber offers TO refund the money for svery
article which will not prove as represented abOvr.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

EpAY RUM. supply of this delightful and in
EID vigoratng pcrfume-tOgether with Favina, Co
l0.nc, Toilet and Florida WATERS; ii variet of l.u
bin Extracts and other articles for the Toilet may be
bad of CHARLES b. BARRY,
Off No lS2 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

Ed G CARP ETiNG. i few pieces Of supa-
Ge rior RAG CARPErING. Also, CARPET
CHAIN, COTTON YARN, LAPS, WICK, TYNE,
SC, Black and White