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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-11
Bath, Me-, May 81, 1914.

MT T, BLOWN :
Dear Sir:-l have some time pas. sur
fered much from Jaundice and by spepsia at
the stomach; loss of appetite, and trouble
and pain from the least simple food, with
pain in the head and side a slight cough
general weakness and debility of the system
After using a number Of medicines without
any relief, was induced 10 try your Sarsa.
parilIa and Tomato Bjlers. received i'm
mediate relief from the, use of one bottle,
and feel gratfed for the great relief have
received and would recommend il TO all who
are suffering from similar disorders.
Yours, truly, FRED. B. SLAID.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-11
To Mr. Brown, Chemist, Boston,

To Mr. Brown, Chemist, Boston,
| certify that my wife has been afflicted
with very bad humor on her face, and at
her stomach, for fifteen years past. After
using various medicines recommended for
her complaints with little or no benefit, she
commenced using by the advice of Mr. Ed
ward Mason, Apothecary, your Sarsaparlla
and Tomato Bitters, and she is 10 better
health than she has before enjoyed for the
last fifteen years; and would cheerluly
recommend TO ali and every one who is af-
hcted with any Of the complaints which
this medicine is recommended for, to use it
in preference TO any article now in use.
Yours, respectfully,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-11

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--It is
pretty well understood that the managers
Of this road have decided to take the route
through Mortified, instead of that thro'
WilIiamstowa. although it is conceded
that the latter is some six or eight miles
the shortest. The Mortified route will
strike the Onion river valley several miles
west Of Montpelier; and it is proposed,
we understand, to back the cars down to
that vlllage-thus losing some dozen miles
on the whole route to Burlington This
arrangement is said to have been brought
about through the influence OF Gov. Paine,
who is presumed 70 have made some
strong limitations of what he will do un.
less the road be carried by his own place
in Mortified True, the matter is not
fully decided. and will not be, until the
engineers have made a more thorough
survey Of the WiIliamsown route but
we are pretty we'll assured what kind of a
report engineers will make who are act.
ing under the influence and instructions of
Gov. Paine. 1t makes but little differ.
ence, however for in our humble opin-
ion it will be long time before rails are
laid on either route. - Boston MGu.
RAILROADS. Another effort will now
be made to secure the balance of the stock
wanted to insure the progress of the Rul-
land road. The idea Of reaching Boston,
from Western Vermont, via North Adams
and Piusfeld, Mass. is all mooushine.-
~ II. Sen.
SF Nathan Rice, Esq. of Boston, enc
of the Directors OF the Cheshire Railroad,
we are sorry 10 learn, has resigned.
A new railroad project is on foot-a
railroad from The Gulf Of Mexico, across
Upper Mexico and California, TO the grand
port on the Pacifc-900 miles only
whereas Whneys project would make
some 5000 miles necessary A great saw
ing, truly:
EXECUTION OF JABEz BoYD.--A corr
respondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
gives an account of the execution of this
man at West Chester last Friday, for the
murder OF boy by the name OF Wesley
Patton. The boy was sick at the time
and his parents absent when Boyd broke
into the house, murdered the unoffending
child, and threw his body into the fire
He carried off few dollars in money, be-
ing all he could fnd The cruel mur-
dercr was tried and convicted and on Fri
day last paid the forfeit OF his crimes. He
died with extraordinary hrmness, declar-
ing himself resigned to his fate and conf
dent Of mercy hereafter.
He was only twenly-Ihree years Of age
five years Of which period he had spent
in the Pcnitentiary aud abont a year in
the county prison Ar. Pat
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-11

nF Nathan Rice, Esq. of Boston, enc
of the Directors OF the Cheshire Railroad
we are sorry 10 learn, has resigned.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-11

RAILROADS. Another effort will now
be made to secure the balance of the stock
wanted to insure the progress of the Rul-
land road. The idea Of reaching Boston
from Western Vermont, via North Adams
and Piusfeld, Mass. is all moonshine.-
N. II. Sen.
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Nj | S C & L L A N Y .
Lines cast in nIensnnt place.,

The following extract from letter in
the New York Mirror, contains the story
of an incident almost 100 romantic for 5eN
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The following are few of the many new
recommendations which have been sent to
the proprietor of BROWNS SARSAPA>
RILLA and TOMATO BITTERS within
a short time. REMEMBER - Always
ask for Browns, as there are counterleits.
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gro" THE EXCHANGE RGApINc-Room BOOKS.
ARRIVED,


Big Chatham, Nickersom, 7 DAYS ffoTn Boston. az
sorted cargo, to Osborn & Whitrdse. Passed W. Ite,
day, OIL Ihonas' Point, ship barque, with paint
ed p1rtS--boHud up.
5cbr Essex, OTIS, l6 days from Wt-casset mercer
potatoes. to master.
Schr Maria, Buckley, l6 days from Newhern, n C.
naval st@fSS and lumber, 10 Jas. Corner s. Sons.
Schr Canton, Cobb, from uishtun or Taunton via
Newport, to TEG0s Whitridge Co,
Schr NerHliiOn. Seaman, days from New York.
assorted cargo, To Rose, Merrill 4 Dodge.
Schr Frances Ilallett, Smaey, 3days from NYerk
assorted cargo, to John W. Brown.
Steam packet Hera d, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
BELOW-A ship, supposed the Seaman, Myrick,
from the Pacific via River Plate aud Rio dc Jancifo:l
aud full rugged Eastern brig.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Susan Il. Howell, bailey, of Baltimore clear
ed at Mobile 18th inst
Ship I'ppecanoe, Gray, and brig Abo. Fooks disc;
schrs G.. IL. Hooper, huntington; Pearl Lennon; H. c.
Wilson. sold; Fulton do (amd Capt Speighs return
ed home) all Of Baltimore at Havana lth inst
Brig Orleans, Long, of Baltimore, from st Thomas,
arrived a! New Orleans 10Th inst Left at ST. Il. 9Th
inst. brig Frances Amy, Hiuncy, from Baltimore, to
sail for Cnmana next day; schr Emily Eicott Me
Donald, e4 days fOm Smyrna, bosnd TO Baltimore,
put in I'd inst IN distress, with loss Of sails aud spas
toremist sprung, and Ieakng-her cargo (fruiU would
have to he discharged
Brig Helen Mcleod, Norris, of Baltmo re, 90 DAYS
from Rio de Janeiro, arrived at n. York 25th inst
Schr Florence, HowlaRd, FOX Malaga, soon, was at
Genoa 2bth ut.
Schr Union, Bangs for Baltimore, sailed from Pro
violence 18th inst
MISSING VESSEL. The byzantine Gazelle (OC Der
Huda,) Capt En- .lesbc Seon, left Antigua for Balti-
more on the 2ith September last aud has not since
been heard Of She no doubt lost nj the ire mend
GUS gale Of October.
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ID | f. ID

At Memphis, Tennessee on the 18th inst, after
few hours illness, JOHN II. MASON, formerly of Balti
more, but for the last twelve years resident of tn,
former city. Mr.. Mason was but &c years of age thu
son of Peter Mason, scn'r, deceased, and brother
the late Peter Mason both Of this city. He leaves al
aged mother and large circle Of relatives and friend.
TO mourn his irreparab loss.
On Tuesday mnrnng last, Ms. ALMERA SPENCER
KING, IN the 5OIh year Of her age, wife Of Professor
W. ID. King, formerly editor of the Young Ladies
Journal and distinguished for many years as a teacher
in this city.
her friends and acquainiauce5 are invited to attend
ner funeral this Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock
from her late residence, No. - Liberty street.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

"a EEY Urea BARGAINS may still g
had at No 2V9 Market street, IN
Rich Fancy Silks
Plain silks
SHAWLS, of all kinds
CASllMERES and Mouse de lanes
Evening Dress GOODS
ALPhCAS and Bombaznes
Hosiery and Cloves
Gtntemen's Srarfs and CRAVATS
Embroidered, ilGnlstchd and Corded l.. G.. HDDFS.
~ FRANKLIN GARDNER,
J!9 between Charles ana Light streets.
d MEMS. LINENS, LINENS. Just received
ma cnmplete assortment of FAMILY LINEN, at
reduced prices.
90 10 l2quarter fine and super Linen SHEET
INGS; Pillow Case Linen
Brdeyc. liuCkaback aud Russia DIAPER,
8, 8 and 10 quarter Damask Table do
and 10 do. do. do. Cloths.
7, and 10 do, do Brown Linen do
100 pieces IRISH LINENS, assorted
Persons wishing to purchase Linen will fin! il 10
their advantage to call aud examine our stock
BEALE IL. RICHARDSON Il co,
Remember the No. 223 Baltimore street,
Jas AR Third door below Chares-st.
hUPEtiOR SOFT FINISH IRISH LIN
~ ENS. Just received, ease Irish Linens intend
Ell expressly for family use
Also, 5 uudresied hicached Muslins which
viii b. sold exceedingly cheap.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
J&9 9J9 Baltimore street.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE 4 C.4LI-ERT. SITS.
FH@iiis EVENING, Jan. 3ath, iSi, viii he per-
NJ formed TWAS I; Or, the Truth Lie. Marcel
Margot, Mr.. JOHN SETON. DE I.orme Nit. GAL
l.AGHER Georgette, Mrs. BOOTH.
After which, a Nelange, consisting Of Music Songs
aud Dances, in which Miss EMMA INCE, Miss
FANNY lNCE, and Miss WARREN will take part.
To conclude with MIR. and Mrs. WHITE. Mr.. r..
White, MIR. OWENS. Mrs. p. White, Mrs.. BOOTH.
13- Abundance p cts, children under 10 years OF
age III cents. Saloon performance to commence al
7. O'Clock precisely II
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DRAMATIC SOIREE.

AN lSs CHA RENDOS has the honor of in
We forming the citizens Of Baltimore that she will
give her third and positively her last Literary Enter
tanment, at the Assembly Rooms, on THURSDAY
EVENING, Jan'y 3hh The EXERCISES will consist Of
Readings and Reciiaons, Dramatic, Forensic, SENT
mental and EutCrtliBng. from the hest English and
American Au horS aud will b. calculated To exempt
~ and promote the principles of good reading and
tional amusement. From the very fatterne cncour
agenent which The elite of the Southern and Western
cities have extended 10 her Efforts, she hopes II
coed in pleasing Baltimore audience.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS admitting Lady and
Gentleman TO he had at the Bookstores Of Mpssrs
Lucas and Robinson, at ,he principal Hotels, aud at
the door.
Doors open at half past 6-Rcading to commence
at quarter past I. jal9 u
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EDOTTS IL WOLBERT, Jr.
~ WINE, LIQUOR and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. "a HANOVER STREET,
Between German and Lombard streets,
Have on hand, fine assortment of choice OLD III
QUORS-suCh as
WINES of the most celebrated viRtagps
BRANDIES, from the houses of Utarh,. Dupuy &
Co. Jinct, DashiiiOn * TO and Others.
CHAMPAGNES, I'm Heidscick & Co., p. A. Munm,
the CliquOt, and others.
Old RYE WHISKEY OF remarkable age s quality
And LIQUORS of various kinds of finest grades.
Imported HAVANA SEGARs, UqWrs. La Norma.
Barranco Justo Sans, &c. &c, wholesale and IN lot,
to suit consumers. i9,n
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BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.

FHNH u subscriber has now III most successful ope-
N ration, at the corner of SARATOGA STREET.
AND BRADENBAUGfl ALLEY, near Gay street,
the above establishment. He will conduct il after the
plan OF the Boston and Chelsea Laundry and respect
public. Persons, by leaving th ir full name and resi-
dencc at the Book Store of Messr ID. Owen s son,
baltimore street, Frederick, At the Protestant
Episcopal Book Store, Charles str Ct near Baltimore,
will be waited on by the subscriber, and terms made
known. REEERENCEs:
Rev. ii. V. d. Johns, Messrs. Garfield & Bro,
Dr. breckenridge, " Brown Il MuncasleT
&c J. c. Backus, Mr. AlOazo Lilly.
g G. w. Musgrave, Mr.. Daniel Brlner.
do tuthslmt MOSES UynE
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A MOS GEEJOY. No 1913 BALTIMORE
IN STREET, between South and Calvert, has a
large assortment of Fail aud Winter GOODS, selling
on AZ reduced prices, among which may be found the
most extensive assortment of UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAW Frs Of alt kinds and sizes; "a large stock of
HOSIERY, Woolirn Yarns, Knitting Coitons; En-
trodcring Wnrseds Cotton, Linen and silk Canvass;
Floss silks; Working Chne,lcs; wGrstad Bindings and
TaSSelS; silk Coat Cord aud Bindings: Ti!iy's Thead
Parsons Spool Cotton; black and colored Galloons;
Tapes; Ro5bins; Braids Pins; Needles; Hooks and
Eyes; oil rnk; Whmlchones; black and White Wad-
ding, Comforts, &c. sc. JAG
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A f. 81 A n A C.
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, the 2Sth instant, by the Rev
Jacob Larkn, NICHOLAS b. MERRYaAS, of Baltimore
county, 10 Miss CATHARINE BEIEESER, Of this city
On the 2ith nlt. by The Rev. MI Lanet GEORGE X
ELLIOrT fo mrriy Of Baltimore, TO Miss RACHEL Ann
HAIL, eldest daughter Of Col. samuel c. Hail. of Blu
Chanan county, Missouri.
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No. 90 FAYETTE sTnEEV.

INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. WIN. f. SMITH, A. NJ, Pnn of Classical uepsrrt
Mr. VIM F. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical
Mr. l., NJ. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory
Mr. g. L. WETMoRE, Instructor in Department Of Pm
losophy and Rhetoric.
Rev. e. MORRIS, ID, Lecturer on Natural History
Rev. c. .KRAurH, Al NJ. 80 Psychology 81 Ethics
Rev. J. Nj. JENNINGS, MD " Eiemen v Physiology
DR.; WV. NJ KEMr, ND, Prof Elementary ANATOMY.
Odd
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE
w. e. BURTON, Lessee.
Lower Tier of Boxes or Dress Circle, SO cents.

Lower Tier of Boxes or Dress Circle, SO cents.
Second and Third Tlers,... 37t
Pit aud tolored Gallery. ............ %
BENEFIT OF MR. G.. B.4RRETT
FENHIS EVENING, Jan. 80, will he performed
IA new Burlstla called nU NN BROWN; Or, NJ,
Friend the Captun. Captain Frederick Dunn Brown,
Nr. &. BARRETT. Gabriel SnoxaIi, Natural Vic
iim, MIR. BURKE.
After which, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. Puff
Mr: g. BARRETT. bon Ferolo Whiskerandos, Mr..
BURTON. C0nfdante, Mrs la FOREST.
To conclude with the MnMENTOUS QUESTION
Robert Shelley, Mr.. H. ). CONNER james Green
neld, Mr.. q. BARRETT. Union Jack, Mr.. BURKE.
Rachel Ryland, Mrs. BURKE.
U3-Doors open at half past 6, performance to com
mcncG ut I O'Clock precisely. IL
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a AIDES CLOAKINGs in great variety,

AIDES CLDaltINGS in great variety, a
q n m"ng them really beautiful, of superb quail
ty, and superior any thing of the kin in the city
few pieces only left. Ladies in want of very su e
peror article should call early. Also
CASSlMERES, CASSlMERES.
splendid assortment of French, English and Anne
rican Cassimeres, OF every quality and price, which
anu determined to sell before the season Closes and
will sell them cheap, with some most beautiful West
of England CLOTHS, blue black and invisible green
shades with great variety of Scaris, Cravats &c.
The Cloths especially worthy attention, being of
extra fine quality, dmish aud width, such is seldom
met with. EDW. j. RICHARDSON,
d9 No. 81 Baltimore street,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JOHN IL. WRIGHT,

BY JOHN IL. WRIGHT,
EAST CoRSER or BALTIMORE AND CuAHLss-se.
Entrance on Charles street.)
SHALL SELL THIS Crhur day( EyENIhG
Jan 30, AT early gas light, general ossoTiD,cn OF
mERtnHNDiZE; Dry Goods; Fancy Goods; Hard
ware; Fable and Pocket Cutlery; Iron MOngers VIVA
&c Mincellaneons Goods, of most all varieties: Jew
cry Watches, and German Silver Ware; Cap, Letter
ana wrapping PapeE Umbrellas; Books; Cap.; Boot.;
Shoes, SC.
93~All Goods sold at this establishment, and NOT
comparing with the sample, the sale will he annusd
"heh required. Come and see for yourselves.
N$-hopins large and well lighted, in The business
part Of the city, advantage obvious To both cous,y
hees anu purchasers. CASH advances on all conSisa
ments or goods not limited
JOHN II. WRIGHT, Auct'f,
N T.. corner of Baltimore and Charles. st
II Entrance on On trlss-sL
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CURE FOR WORMS.

CURE FOX WORMS.
A SAFE aud rfiectlia remedy for this distressing
IA c0mltlnt in children viii be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered 10 the
Iubic an improved and agreeable mode Of taking
the most valuable medicines used by physicians, 10 de
sroy aud cxpel WOr us from the human system. The
n0St frequent symptoms of worms are, picking of the
O'e, paleness of the cuuntenance, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fteiii b'eatI variable appetite,
,crid quotations, and pains in the stomach, drycOugi,
-,naciaon of the body, aud sometimes cOmvuIsive
its, When these symptoms are exhibited in chi
iren, rest assured they have WORMS and as remedy,
1--WE ilaIOCk's Worm Candy-the medicines cOmpos-
,ug which are such every physician approves of,
,nd is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form the nost ready mode of ad
niniStering to children Eacn package contains three
dolls Of Candyeach roll being a dslicct preparation
to be given AT intervals. Price 2i cents
For sale. wholesale and retail, nj
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical store,
n. u. Corner Of Baltimore and EutaW-sts.
lrF- Where also may he had, Ha!ock's improved
CASTOR OH. CANDY, or an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil 10 children.
N. b. special care given TO the MEDICAL PRE-.
SCRiPTlON business. jal7-tf
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N EEl ~ lsEsO,sE THE PEOPLE!

NJ EGP III BEFORE THE peoples!
EA GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
j. EDtP.aRD BIRD, No. III Baltimore st.. offers
large stock Of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, at
prices which makes an object for purchasers to call
and examine for themselves. His stock consists in
part OF:
Super west ri England, French S Domestic Cloths,
all cOl0rs and prices
Super wool black and fancy CASSIMERES
4 large stock Of 81 French caSsimere-, which will
be sold at iess than the cost Of importation
Extra super ribbon bound BLANKETS, all sizes
Medium qualify Whitney do
SHANLS. SHAWLS! SHAWLS. French 'rhi-
het. French Cashmere. embroidered Thbet, fancy Silk
and heavy W00llGn Shawls
.tlso--a large stock of French CASHMERES, low
pc cCd do.
New style PRINTS.
WHITE GOODS of every kind.
LINEN GOODS-Such ltish Linen, Barnkey
and Irish SkcetHcs.
Table UamaSk; Danask Table Cloihs.
Super linen Camhrc HdkiS, (cheap)
Aku-MiI.tINARY GOOGS.
C0orf Il and blue black Silk FclvctS.
Bonnet Silks; Bonnet Ribbons, &c. sc.
HOSIERY GLOVES, &c, with many articles 10
tedious to mention. Call if you want Bargains.
J. EDWARD DiRD, No. III Baltimore st,
ja3 I'd door above South st.
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FENO TIE LADIES. The subscriber is selling
NJ oil at reduced prices, handsome assortment of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of MousIin
and Grape de Laiues Cashmere n'EcosSc; Apacas;
plain aud fg'd McruOes; BombaZpcs; Gala Plaids,
Plaid Cloakina Pongee; irish Poplin; Linen Cambria
and Linen Cambria Hdkls; CaIcocs, very large and
handsome assortment; Nj .ino Tibet, Tagi0ni aud
Blanket ShaWl"; Ginshams; Paper Cambrick; Cotton
Wadding; WEIGH fIaRneis, Warranted not TO shrink,)
Canton Flannts and Bianketng; Crash; Whitney
blankets; Table Diapers and Napkins; Long Ceth
Shirlings and Shcetngs; Silk Vciycts; Laces and
Edgngs; skirts; Brown Holland; Coi0red Camhrics;
l.'I>ttingS, Serge, &c. HENRY w. COOKE.
Ial OF the late firm of Cooke, Flint & Is.
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Rtport y tHternsetS in the city Of BaH,aore for a,
Week, endilg Monday morning, pi.:
casualty /; lntamile unknown 10; Consumption l3
Scarlet fever 10; inf nmation of the BRAN D Dropsy
IN the head i Measles .; Catarrhal fever l. Child bed
:; Stubborn Il Bilious yer Il Cramp choIic |; Palsy
|; Pleurisy Il Gastric fever |; Bilious pleursy !; Old
age ,; Poison /; Unknown adult !; nrspsy |; rhthsic
|; Disease OF the liver : Group q Organic disease OF
the heart |; Disease of the spine |; Commissions L.
Total 60.
Under year,......l3 Between and lO,..s
Between and g.. = . 10 and 81, .
land s.. Above 81, .......2 $3.50
Males 49, females, $50. or which humber IL
we're coIored persons-lO free, . slaves.
by order, EDWARD i. ROBERTS,
Clerk to the City Commissioners
EtrrER MACS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
For BremcG-Shlp Albert. i0lh Feb.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bng WIN. Price, soon.
LATEST DATES.
t~ondon,..... Jan ) Canton, II
liferpo", .....Jan'y 4 Rio de Janeiro, Dec. Is
aavrc,. ........ Jan'y ! New Otlcans,... Jan. 81
MARINE LlSR-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, ls45.
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MHOUsELINE DE LANES, at l23 and ia
.S.E cents. Just received small invoice of the
above and many other AUCTION BARGAINS and
Cheap Domestic Goods. ut
IAYWARD'S Cheap Store.
Yard wide unbieached Musins g.. per yd
Fine Long Goth Stirring do. 10 s.
American GiuIhams, l2I cts: Tckings 10, I2t. up
Linen CamIric lIdkia. ~; Linen Napkins Ia
Boys Wnuicn Glovra g.; Girls Cotton do g.
KID & owes la!; iIOys Pocket fIdkfs g.
Cold Cambrcs g.; white Fanncs lS3 and D
AIpaccas aud Meriuos CaShmeres and DE LANES.
Selling of AT cost-CassneIts and Tweed for boys
81 cts; Cassimercs 81; Cloths ST. 80 upwards; Vest
lngs, very cheap; Canton Flannes; Checks; Lnseys
l2a per yard, anu many other Bargains.
No. 10 HOWARD ST, ID door from Fayette
N. b. Supplies of Auction Goods received weekly
lot of fine SaSony wool Infants Shirts, only 25 cts
each, just received and one lot fine black Molair
Hose at 81 cts. worth 50c. a20
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TO HOUSE AND sHlr Du,LDnl.o.

TO HOUSE AND SHlt DUtLDruo.
zones Il ABBOTT respectfully inform their
~ friends and the pnhli", that they have been ap
pointed Agents for CRIST'S extensive SAW MILLS,
(Susquehanna Rive'.) will furnish dimension STUFF
from White Pine TIMBER as low as can be had
elsewhere.
j. s. A. continue to SAW all kinds of Lumber al
their Steam Saw Mills. WEST FALLS AVENUE.
lover end of the City Block, (old Draw Bridge
A. have on hand, While Oak, Yellow Pine Timber
and White Pine MASTS; White Oak, Yellow and
White Pine PLANK. ial3 3nI
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FHNHEl SUBSCR lHEw HA- ~ sIo.. a.
III and Is constantly receiving direct from the man
afactu.ers--
Lasting, Erucade, Twist and Satin Buttons.
Mohar, Alpine and F0rentine do
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone and Pearl do
siivered AMI J,pn nned Hooks and Eyes
Shell aud Horn Side Combs.
do do Twist do
Horn Dressing do
Bonnet Wire. Silk Wire. Straw Gimps.
Hair Edsing1. Cotton Cords, Collars, Bosoms.
Double Bhekrami Book Nusins
crown Innings, Artificial Flowers.
ram Leaf Hans. Bounets, sc. sc.
All or which will be sold at nuf,cturer's urices,
oy ID. r.. THURS ron,
jlJ Agent for Manufacturers NJ ~ {; ,-,"n'
JEWELRY AND FANNY An,lvI.r,
n fHE Fer TRaN EVER. Ih,v.a large
a. assortment Of Clocks, Watches, Je,velry aud
Spectacies; Told Chin'; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Plus Head DRESSES, which [ wilt
sell low.
Cinek7, watches and Jewelry ade and rcpairnd
AMI warranted Old Gold aud Silver wanted, which [
sill give the full value for
w. D. ELTONHEtD,
No l32 Baltimore street, between North
4"A-H and Calvert streets.