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ART OF DANCING.

TE II. y. II. COZ EFT has the honor OF anuounc
w ing TO his patrons and the public, that he has
Just returned nom the White sulphur Springs, Va,
where the dancing department has been under his
special charge the past season. He has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMORY, conner of Hanover and
Lombard -sts., and purposes giving Lessons on Wed
nesday, Sept 2ith in the different branches of the
Science. Days of Eu.tion-Wednesday and Salur-
day afternoons for JUNIOR class and ladies, from Til
s. gentlemen from til! 10. Note left al the European
House, at the Han, on days OF tuition, will be
promptly attended To. seq I'm
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DANCING.

EtTJ&RLF.S T.. SPIES, Professor of DANG
u ING and W&I1XfNG, takes this method Of in
forming the citizens of Baltimore that his Academy is
NOW OPEN for the reception OF pupils at CENTRAL
Ladies and Gentlemen thorough and prlcticGihnoG
lodge of hG above Art, in all varieties. Days of
Tuition, for Young Ladies aud Masters, on TUESDAY
and SATURDAY Afternoons, from till ) O'Clock;
and on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings for Gen
tlemcn, from till 10.
For further particulars, please call on Mr.. SPIES,
at the Hal, any afternoon, from ill ) O'Clock, and
every evening from till 10. TAsRl Sc22 dlf
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FANCY s STAPLE GOODS
fHtHOMAS hRMSTRONG.

No. I7J BALTIMORE STREET,
has recently returned FROM The Eastward and offers
iot -lic Il great variety ut desirable Goods:
u1L!iNtH i-Fluged, Barred and Omhra Sa-
TN and Gro dc Mae RIBBONS
lbN"HI %AJiNS aud IELNETS-CrapcE hiEh
coIn'ef; plaid Glo de Nap; P0ut de Sol; FrencH and
low paced Flowers; Kid Glove Gaps; Founnarous;
bucMam; Bul'oni Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; IIiu-
Sons; Mourum" Bands and Collars. SC. &c.
fin'cnce Grald, Eugll, RVtland and Straw ROnnetS
SiIANLS-Imbet, M0usrne de Lame. Brorhr,
cashmere, SIX 'rape, tGe and low priced Wool
ShIWiS Also, Gto de Rhine, Gro dc Swiss and Lu-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecossr. Reps and
M"uHcuc a. i.aiar; Fail Gnahams; soft finish irish
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; Cas>iuerrs CasSlinit~ and
Ftslugs FannrlS, Sc. &c, with aenera variety of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which VIII be SOLD al fair prices to pl,rua customers
bJ THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
seIo-"m 10 Baltimore street
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a ssn..vg SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP
sssssS PEHS-per Steamboat Rappahgunock.
sssrasbs2d shippers are respectfully informed that
all goods intended for the Steamer RAPPAHAN-
MOCK must hr alongside by o'CLOCK on SATUR-
DAY, the day of sailing
{E3- This rule will be strictly enforced, as it is ne
ce"sary To enable the Boat start at her advertised
hour OF O'Clock.
S. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
se24 Off, { Hughes Quay.
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uNRASS KEY FOUND. Brass KEY wa.
HD found in Baltimore st. yesterday, which the
owner can have by calling at the "Clipper oice' and
paying for this advertisement. se25-G
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AID GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER Or B.9L1YNfOREY C.3LI'kRY- SITS.
THFUl% EVENING. Oct 4lh, wall be perform
u ed MARRIED LIFE. Mir. Coddle, Mr.. JOHN
sion, Mrs. COtdc, Mrs. TlMM. Mr.. Younghus-
baud, Mr.. BROUGHAM. Mrs. Younghusband, Miss
NELSON. Mr.. Dove, MI, J. o. SEXTON. Mrs.
Dove, Miss CANNON.
After which, Pas dc Matelpt, By Mr. NACkLIN.
To conclude with Dancing, by Miss CANNON.
&5- Adralttaucc - cts, children under 10 years %
age, l2i cents. Saloon performance to commence al
! to O'Clock precisely. 1t
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YETiH PLATE, SHEER IHOW.
"a COPPER WIRE, &c, sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, Blk, ana extra SKIES
BOG boxes Loaded, or Roofing. liX90, Of hes, Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English aud Russia
SHEET lROT-all direct importation.
81, 900 los. Rrazicfs COPPER, assnlted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright aud anncaed IRON WIRE
50 rolls SHEET LEAD, 2! to . lbs.
20 pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPELTER
Al o, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c.
iE;.- a full stock of Timers Tools and Pccks Ma
chHles, Timed and Iron EivGts Timed Copper, SC.
For sale on liberal terms by
y. PRATT & BROTHER,
a25 6mf - and 20 ), Charles street.
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Brem. ship Marianne, 1Vieung, Bremen, schaer &
kuscr
Brig Napoleon, Cheesehrough, Rio dc Janeiro, T.
Whitridge * co.
Schr Sarah Naughen, Pattison, Eienton and Wind
sor, ". C., master.
Schr indiana, Pritchctt, Carter's Creek, Virginia
master.
Schr Jos. Trimble Edmondson, Elizabeth City,
Edenton and Murfrershoro, N, c., master.
Schr Lochiel, Lufkin Calais, Weld s Seaver.
Schr Powhat1n, shelly, Yorktown, Va. master.
Steamer Cumberland, COlmlry, Philadelphia, J. A..
Shriver.
SAILED, lin tow of steamer Relief Brig Fabus,
White, for Rio de Janeio,
ARRIVED,
Barque Wyman, dill, days from Boston, assert ed
cargo, 10 Il. r. Matthews.
Schr Jack Downing, Fields from Philadelphia, salt
and mdse. to 5. Feuby Bro. aud others.
Schr Missouri, Carmine, from Norfolk, slaves and
tar, IN G. Pendergast & Son.
Schr Medora, Mead from Hayre de Grace coal, to
Chas. West s. co.
Steamer Z, T.. Stockton, Layman, I'm PHILADELPHIA,
mdse, 10 John A. Shriver.
Steam-packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
nothing.
Ship Caledonia, MasScou, at New York from
Rotterdam, was in contact with the brig Savannah
and carried away the fore yard, stove buIwafks sc.
The brig was bound out ana had 10 be towed back to
the city.
Ship Leila, Higgins for Baltimore, sailed from New
York LIST inst
Barque Virginir, of and fin Bremen for Baltimore,
was spoken 2sth ult, lat 49, Ion. II 81.
Brig Monument, Vinng, for Baltimore was to have
sailed from Bremen 18Th Aug.
Brig Reaper Breaton. for Baltimore, in 10 days. was
left at Galveston Eth ult
Schr Mary Catharine, Broughon, for Baltimore,
went To sea from Charleston Isl lust, and brig Flea
nor, Forrest, for do. cleared same day.
SChr Little john Berry, for Baltimore, cleared at
Wilmington, N. &. Both ult.
Schr Union, Bangs, from Baltimore, arrived at Pro-
violence Both ult.
Schr Nassau Tiowes, from Baltimore, arrived at
Boston LIST inst.
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STAMIEHING AND SUFFERING
REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE

REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE.
q LEE tTEBSTER ~ co. would respect
% fully inform their friends and the public that
they have removed their store 10 No. 3o BALTI-
MORE-SF., doors East of Frederick where we
have On hand, and intend keeping a general ass0r-
mcnt Of English, French, Swiss and Domestic DRY
GOODS, which we intend selling AT prices that can
not fail TO please all purchasers of Dry Goods. Thank
m Tor past tavors, wc respect uy call your attention
t. our present stock, consisting IN part of
CLOTll3-EngIIsh, French, Belgium and Domestic
Nil cnlors
Observation-Disclosures, French and Domestic, all
c00fS
sATiNEra-Striped Plaid and Plain, from 81! to
81 per ward
KENTUCKY JEAN-.,ll colors, from % to 44c.,
splendid article
ALSO-a general assortment of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, such rs Cashmeres, Mouseline de
Laines, &c.
Plain and Embroidered MOuseine de Lame, Tibet
and Cashmere SHAWLS
silk, Eroeha and Blanket do.
CALICOES-A splendid assortment
Bleached and Brown Cotton SHEETlNGS,4 4, 81
l2-4 wide
TICKiNGS-34 50 and / vide
White and Red FiIANNELS
Irish LINENS, fiom 25c to 81 % per yard
Spool Cotton, Hosiery, &c. &c.
Call, examine and satisfy yourselves that the quail
ty of orr goods cannot be beat, and which we pledge
ourselves to sell as low any other house in the
city. No. 80 Baltimore street,
o. doors E. of Frederick.
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RD OGMKs, rAHLE CUTLERY. lust 4

I'd OGEES' 'pABLE CUTLERY. Just re-
q a ceved, another invoice of SPLENDID IA
Bile CUTLERY, from ROGERS & SONS and 9TH
er celebrated manufacturers, to which we invite the
attention Of our friends who want something a little
extra. Our supply consists in pant of
FINE IvoRY BALANCE HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS,
in SETS OF 81 and 80 pieces.
Do. do. French PATTERN Forks
FINE ivory TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES s FORKS,
i'll dozens
FINE TABLEand DESSERT GALASCEHAEDLE KNIVES
for SILVER Forks
GAME CARvERs; BEEF SLICERs
Self Zip Knives and Forks, IN sets and dozens
SILVER PLATED Fruit KNIVES
A great variety of common Knives and Forks
Cook asd Br ad Knives
Children's Knives and Forks
Oyster Knives; Mincing do.
Champagne Openers; LAMP SCISSORS, SC. &c.
{G3- For every thing in the House FURNISHING LINE
call at the fashionable FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank.
seas 2w e. Il. WETMORE & co.
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NEW BOOKS. The Fool of the Nineteenth
~ Century, and other tales, translated from the
German by T. Heinrich D'Tschoke.
The Wigwam and the Cabin; by W. Gilmore Simms,
No. ~ of Wiley & Putnam's Library of American
Books.
Caesar Borgia; or the Times Of Pope Alexander vi,
an Italian Romance, from the French.
Also, a further supply of the Mackenzie Pamphlet.
PARSONS & PRESTON,
oil fri Isl Pratt street, next TO Railroad Depot,
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Mg HS. NICK ERSON has iustreceivcd from N.
Ifh York few aOre of those Cashmere s:hawls
and Dresses, and MouscinG de LANES, some very low
price. seq % Howard street.
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4 NDELIBLjI INK. MRS. MCPHERSON. Ne
Il ~ N. iIowaidst has lust ereved from Philadpl-
phia jlanIcs iNDELIBLE INK, for marking Collars
and Pocket handkerchieS. $50
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SILKS, EMB'D CASHMERES, SC.
E1RASE&LIN GARDNER.
u No. 1875 MARKET STREET,
fth house above l.ight-st.
Would respectfully inform the Ladies and The public
generally, that he has Just returned from the North
and Is now opening some magnificent Silks Shawls,
Casimercs, ScarIS, &c, received by the last Hare
packet-such
Extra rich Chameleon SILKS
do Palmetto style do
do Satin striped aud Embossed SILKS
Five Dresses Rich Damask SILK ROBES, The
newest and most splendid alhcIr of the season.
EVENING DRESS GOODS.
Rich Embroidered Muslin Robes
dn do Tarlelon do
Colored DO do do
Embroidered and plain SATlNS
SlAWLS! SHAWLS.!
Rich Teker Printed SuAWLS
Rich Printed Cashmere do
X ch French DEcUsse SHAWLS
Royal Meckn do
Highland Plaid SCARFS.
Also, a splendid assortment of Paris EMBROlDE-
RIES-toaeher with other choice goods.
{J7- Call and examine. [PRl $3.50
MD ICHTERESERN SCARFs IA SHAWIS,
I'll a latest Paris styles ust received and for sale by
J. EDWARD Bird 209 Baltimofe-st.
Also, another invoice of those beautiful Cashmrr"
ShaWls, which have been 50 much admired Those
wanting Shaws, Scaris, Dress Goods Sc of The lat
est styles, viii do wei! to call soon a full stock of
fancy and staple Goods hand, at The lowest prices,
Wholesale and rGral., seq
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HNBRA or Shaded and Plaid Mouscline de
" LANES Reps and Cashmeres; Silk, Mousline de
Lame and Thibet, Silk and Wool Fringe Shawls; Co
lored and black AIpacas; Kid Gloves; GAIA Plads;
Linen Cambria Hdkts; super Irish Linen; Brown
Hollands; hleached and unbleached Shectings and
ShirtlngS; Cloths; CassimerGs; CassnrttS and Vest
ings; black and blue black Dress Silks OF Gro DE
Rhine, Gro de Swiss sc SC.
NJ LLINERY GOODS in great variety; Firing
ed Omblc and plaid Gro de Nap and Satin RIh-
hons; Bonnet silks and Velvets in every descibabe
shade; French aud low priced Flowers; Plaid silks;
Ruches; Nets; Bullion Trimmings black and white
Grape, &c. &c. Florence Braids, English Rutland aud
Devon B0nnets. Whlch are offered at low prices on
lime to punclual customers, by
se2o TuOS. ARMSTRONG, l.5 Baltmore-s
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GSHAEING SOAPS. MRS. MCPHERSON, No
- - n. Howard 81, has just received from Phade-
phin new article Of Shaving Cream, with GENERAL
assNItmeMt Of PerlnmerN. se29
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MATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES!

WXTATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
se9 Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
ETJA Watch, gold or silver, of the most approved
NJ SRkinds and finest workmanship, will do well to
Gse.AcScall at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store, Water
street, second door from Calvert, who has very
extensive lot of WATCHES on hand, and by the diff
ferent arrivals from Europe is still receiving additions
that his assortment will always be found complete
N. b. Fine Watches properly Repaired and Regu-
lated, se26U
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YN1AhkFt", or Rates Of Duties PAYABLE on goods
ID wares and merchandise imported IN The United
States, compiled by act Of ,0h AugnS,. lS42-re-
vised and corrected hy VIM G. Dayton Cheek and
order Clerk, New York Custom house.
Just received and for sale by
FIELDING LUCAS, Jr,
sp27-if No TO baltimore st.
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ReLAN< ETs. EAANNtsLs. DUMNsTICs,

HSLANkETs ELANNELS. DOMESTlCS,
u sc. The subscriber has on hand, 4 large as
sortmcnt Of fine and smpGriuc Whitney BLANKETS,
of all the different sizes and qualities, which he is
enabled 10 sell CHEAP. Also low priced point do; 10,
II, u and 1874 imperial QUILTS Of superior quail
ity very cheap; large assortment OF white and cold
FLANNELS, all Widths and qualities; general as
s,ortmGni OF blcachcd and brown MusnS aud shirt
ing; plain and twiled DSnaburgs; linen and cotton
Shirngs; Irish Linens, hackaback towelling; Crash
plaid Domestics; Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
icoca, and many other seasonable and desirable arti
Giles, to which he invites the attention Of purchasers
THOMAS II. NELSON,
No IS Baltimore st.
N. B. Also on hand, beautiful assortment of
rich chintz, cooIed and plain green iOO!ing DAlZE.
sei3eolm 5
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GNOLD w GLISI. Jusl received a large as
w sofuncnt Of Gold Guard CHAINS; Gold Fob
Chains; Ladies' Gold Chains; Vest Chains; Gold
bracelets; Gold Pencils. Also, Cold Warch Keys
Rings; Bre lst Pins; shirt Suds; Silver studs; Silver
lhimhes; Pencils; Spoons spec aces, &c. Also, II
graf variety of Plated aud Gilt Jewelry; with an cx
| rrnSivg assortment Of staple and Fancy Goods For
sale, wholesale and retail, atvcry low prices, by
ELIAS HALE,
o2.6t No l12 BALTIMORE strr't.
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rn1o couNVIsY 1INlscHA so s. ornEn.

TENO COUNTRY NTs 81 OTHERS.
3 HENRI ". COOKE, corner Of HANOVER
and LOMBARD STREE :, has Tor sale n ar!e and
well assorted stock Of Fresh Fail aud Winter DRY
COODS-cop,i-tng of
CLOTHS-Invisible Green, wool dyed, black, blue,
brown, drab, sc.
MERES-Wool dyed black, blue Oxford
mixed, diab, fancy striped and plaid, &c.
, SATTlNETS-Indgo blue, black, Adams mixed,
Oxford and Cadet mixed, plain, striped, SC
KENTUCKY JEANS-Gold, blue, green, and Ok
ford mixed-of very superior quality, also, common
and medium quality, Cadet mixed and blue.
FLANNELS-W White, red and yellow.
CALICOES-A large assortment of the latest and
richest styles
SHAWLS-PTinted Cashmere, Broche, Tagoni,
Polka white embd Timber, Mode colored, Mouslin de
Lame and Tablet Blanket Shawis of all sizes, &C.
DRESS GOODS-Cashmere, Mousline de LANES,
Apecas, plain, plaid and figured, Rep Cashmeres,
Bombazine, &c. &c.
Whitney, Daff, point super Cradle,
Jaouared Gala Plaids; Irish Linens, Domestic Shirt
ing and Sheetings, Checks, Plaid Ticking, Osnaburgs,
prills Canton Flannel, coored Cambria; Paper Cam
brics BHttons, Servings, &c.
COTTON YARN-Of superior quality. o3
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR
RI o. 4 $50.

FOR SALE--Somn beautiful MOURNING BON
NETS, from q 10 $3.50 Also, Fall Ribbons, Caps,
Flowers, &c. MRS. S. f. SMITH.
promptly filed
Rt- Remember the No. is 1879. large Yclloo House,
NOT UP SrEPS.i o}-tf it,
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-7sa..--. PIANO F0stEES. | have
~. ri ~ just received m Invoice OF PIANOS
+'$ y 59E from Ros"nkral.H, and another of 3
: " from SChambach & Merchant
Those desiring TO purchase first rate, and at the
same time. FIAHO al Il moderate price, are invited
10 call and examine my large assortment.
-Four very good SECONDHAND PIANOS, 6 oc-
tayes and from different makers, for sale very low.
&. j. CONRADT,
ol-tf Baltimore street, west OF Charles.
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WRAPPER HANGINGS AT COST!
X have large lot Of PAPER HANGiNGS which
will sell al cost in lots TO purchasers, Those
in want Of Paper flanengs have an opportunity
to suit themselves al the lowest prices.
have on hand and make to order, Beds, Mattresses
Cushions. Window Shades, Venetian aud Patent
Blinds, Table Oil Cloth. Mating, Base, sc.
10 Old Sofas, Chairs and Mattresses repaired, and
every other variety of UPHOLSTERY work done in
the best manner and at reduced prices. Call on
LOUIS MULLER, No. NJ Liberty ST.
sells one door above Baltimore street.
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BNEPOT or FRENCGY MILLINERY
Y " ENNlS- No n0I RALIlNIlRE -.

~ GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE ST., YorR
DeOEs EAST OF CHARLES STREET.
S.ALMON& SM.4LL have just received from New
YORK lay the late Packets from Europe, and are now
opening their stock Of Fall Millinery Goods consist
ng entirely Of French impor!atnns, and comprising
all the
New and magnificent styles Of Paris RIBBONS
Fashionable bonnet VELVETS, SILK 5 aud SATTNS
Moi)es, FonECcs, Grapes, Isles, Tafletons
Paris FEATHERS ana Artificial FLOWERS
Thread, SIX and Gympure LACES, EDGiNGS, and
INSERTINCS
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
Dcmi Thread Wells and Thread Lace CAPS
Foundations, Leuo, Wire, Chip aud Glaze
aud every article in the Millinery lin. at tie lowest
New York wholesale prices
20 cases Braid and Straw BONNErS, suitable for the
Fall trade G3-lm SALMON x SMALL.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

A 4. CLOVER, ARWlsT.
lie srI"lm- No. 3 BARNET STREET.
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G. OhTMOkA sCY II. PRICE,
VIZ PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
InH2i-U No. 60 :. CALVERT STREET.
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NAASON,S SHOE BLACKING-for sale by
Nn FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
se30 No. $50 Baltimore street,
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~ @1V HiI.EH / NpA HERE.-fB
look the paS 10 send there iuT bottle OF il, which
she took, and which helped her much that sent
Tor TWO bottles more, which she has also taken, and
SHE now says that she has not felt Wen for weeks
as she docs 1T tins time. All those who have inquired
ct nc aud ascertJintd What effect the BaiSam had
are anxious 10 have some for sale in TINS vicinity
when Is the cause Of my writing 10 you.
Please Inform me by return OF mail whether you
conclude 10 send some, aud if su to whoni in order
that Il may he known where itcan be had.
| wi ia great RI. upct 1uIs. &c.
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f LISF-PORT or BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER , 1915.
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COTLED BLANKETS.
- r. McELDOWNEY s. co. have received bale
Whitney BLANKETS, of superior quality, Slightly
soiIed,) which will be sold greatly below their actual
value. at No. l63 BALTIMORE STREET,
. oil nf between Calvert and Light-sts.
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CLEARED,
ULENKED,
Brem ship Marianne, Nietng, Bremen, Schaer s

FROM ruG EXCHANGE aE4oNG-Roou so,.-
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~ Ew CARpEFINs, OIL CLOTHS, &c.

Together with full assortment Of RUGS, Table
and Piano COVERS, Door MATS, Window Shades,
&c. SC, at equally low prices.
SHAW, SMITH s. co.
No. l3S Baltimore street,
selg-lw six doors west of Ch1rles-St.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-31
|, Mrs. James Beti's Uterine supporter,

l Mrs. James Betps Uterine supporter, For the rehef and cure of Procideiid and Protapsu Uteri.
 l A CAUTlON-Mrs. BetS, having seen variou "A mutations and counIeIfeis, cautions the pro | fessiOn against imposition by substituting othe inventions for those her own inake and whic arr destitute of all the important requirements oi he supporter. Those made at Mrs Betts' establish ment, have her written signature enclosed in cir cula- of letter press. and those ha ing h may bt recognised AS spn, ious
 From Prof. s. Jackson, y. D ofthe UHirersity 9 PsnnS ylpania. "The Abdominal and Pel meal Supporters, made by Mrs. Belts, of this city, recommend to tho medical profession and 10 others after several years experience of their use.
 "Fhese instruments are adapted 10 remedy the in conveniences depending on slnkihg down of the uterus, and iis compression, from ihe incumbent weight of the abdominal yl5cera, pressing into the pelvis, from relaxation of the abdominal muscles In lhls state o the organ, exercise IS attended with so much pain and other suffering as to be difficult pr impossible.
 ''Mrs. Betts is a lady of intelligence, education, probity and excellent manners; the greatest conf dence can be placed in her." February 26, 1922. From r. D. Muttr, M. D. of Js6erson Medical Col
 isge, Phiadeiphid
 "MY DEAR MADAm,-lt affords me much pleas ure tos state that have repeatedly employed your supporter in prolapsus uer, and with the most de- cIded Deneht. have no question 0i it's value as a remedy for the complaint for the relief of which il has been invenlpd' December II, 1842. From Wm. Har,is, II. D., Lec,,Tey Obstetrics in the Phiadsiphia Medical Iasfifufe.
 @SOne of the worst 1 have seen completely cured by the Supporter. in little more than year, and some less formidable have been relieved in from three to six months. 1 re. commend this instrument cordially the medical profession, beieyng It to be of the greatest provements of modern times. February 24, lS42."
 BALTIMORE, April II, lS44. s'l have carefully examined The application of the 'uterue supporter invented by Mrs. Beus, and find in il every thing to praise and nothing To blame = Ten ladies of this city, who have made of i, at my suggestion, have found it quite comfortable, and superior to those made in Paris or in this country, and IL IS with pleasure thai approve of its app ca- tion in all cases of uterine prOlapsus.
 "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D. Cinque at the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
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 From Sami M Clellan M D Philadelphia. "I have found Mrs Beits' supporter the very best instrument of the kind have ever yet met with in the whole of my professional experience.
 ''I have recommended It, and will sontinue to do so, the most successful of it's class in of ute rne dispacements. Make reference 10 to its merits." Philadelphia, May 5. lS43 For sale in this City only ny
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