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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
DAGUERREOTYpE.
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YURH
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner Of Broa2lrau and FnLtoa-street, entrance

third doOr.
N8TIIERE may he had MINIATURES which, for beauty
w OF color, tone aud effect, III all times commend
themselves and If SUPERIOR equal TO any hatha
been heretofore taken. Mr y. does NOT claim superiority
for himself but leaves his pictures to the criticisms OF 4
lust and intelligent public, who wei! strangers are
invited 20 call ut the Gallery before going elsewhere, whe
Their they sitting LiNencsses in all cases
warranted give satisfaction al cooreI III most beau
tii manner and In which depn lcut Mr. IL does claim
superiority it being filed by competent and practical
perscn. Taken In I'LL kinds OF weather, from ~ H. til
p. ".
The American Institute awarded First Premium 10
". Ii. Brady AZ the late Fair.
Instructions carefully given In the art.
d. 3m'y NJ II. BKADY.
TNIrED STATES DAGCERRIiN GALLERY, l75
y Broadtcay, Up-SiaiIS.-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention OF citizens and strangers visiting
the city, TO his splendid collection OF Dasucrrcotype Por-
traits single or in groups from TO III persons on the
same plate which for beauty and accuracy OF deneaton
cannot be surpassed Portraits taken IN all Kinds OF
weather either with without the coors the prices of
which he has reduced to those charged By the most mex
perenced in the business.
Tho American Institute Mt lis lae exhibition awarded
Mr.. White first Premium for the best DasterTeoype
kenesses, (or grouping ana general eoet which Is but
another proof to tie superiority of his Portraits.
Mr. White sole agent in New-f for the very spe-
ror imported German Cameras, and at no other establish
mcnt i'm the city or State can hey be obtained
" r. Imported German Cameras also French ard
American instruments of the very best quality, with plates
Cases CHEMICALS, Polishing materials, &c
Mr.. Whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
most extensive IN the Uned States he senabed IRON the
quantity he manuacturcs)to sell Daguercotype Miniature
Cases. 10 per lower than any other house In the
T-nion ss yc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

q RICHARD FISHER, Jr. MATCHMAKER and
~ . Jewecr. Is now prepared to sen Watches at re-
xS-:S, lower than any other house In the city ~
he - constantly receiving all descriptions direct from tho
manufacturers England, France and Switzerland no Is
enabled to very large assortment OF Gold watches
from SIS TO 800 each; Silver do from 50 TO SiO each
warranted keep good tinc or the money returned
Also very good assortment OF Jcwelry and Silver ware
very low " B.-SecOrd hand Watches and old Gold and
Silver taken in exchange bought for cash. Watches,
Clocks Music Boxes and Jewely repaired In the best man
cr and warranted by experienced workmcn as low as any
other house In the city RICHARD FISHER, Jr importer
of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, No. 3oi
broadway New-York few doors above the City Hos
,;,,I (,lD RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

Balsaml has met Nth, not only ii, its sale, bit
also in Tie cures ,chich 1t has Effected, IN
persons ,chO iccre III hopeless condition,
has conrinccd lC most skepttc0( OF
its extraordinary clrdiirc 1ro-
pGiics, and established ITS
claims TO the nGReOfhe
G Il E A T Il E NJ L D Y.
The question is no longer asked. Can Asthma be cred?
II has been satisfactorily settled within the asst Two
months Fo!sers olosaonau will produce ce quick
or any other remedy the world and references can
be given 10 persons and out OF the city, who have en-
pcricnccd its wonderful virtues, Who IlC urea or years
all other remedies in vain.
Mr. WILSON br:ck-layer. residing at Hobokcn, y. j..
had tried every remedy which he could hear OF for the
lief OF Asthma and had spent more than one hundred dol
lars in cndcavorig procure help, but in vain. Hecom
menced using the OloSaonian January 2lst The hrst
dose le took gave him relief and two days afterward his
wife called say tina. the small quantity of This remedy
which he had taken had done him good than any anu
ali the medicine he had ever used III his life.
Mrs BELL the wife of Robert p. Bell of Morristown,
" j. who severely afflicted with iStHd, was gwen
up hy physicians She removed TO The sea board
in the hope Of palliang her distressing symptoms but
with benefit One bottle of the olosaonian SO far re-
evcd her that she able TO get up from her oec and
dress herself thing she bad not done before in months,
ard she has returned her residence IN MorEstown
y. j. with every PROSPECT ofbenc speedily restored.
INClPlENT CONSUMPTION
Yields TO It's effects soothes the troublesome Cough
and gives refreshing slumbers the weary aays the
rain ne side and in the chest and enables the
person to eIctpate easily, while entirely restores the
secrcons Of The system and eXpeditcS returning health.
JAMES Il. DEVoE, l0l Rr2de-sreet, had long been
complaining of in the chest accompanied with
short hacking cough he raised matter freely had lost his
appetite and felt alarmed al his situation He had tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect His short
ness breath and pain in the side continued TO increase
he used one bottle the oosaonia and is restored TO
health.
of New-York, David Henderson. 60 Laght-st Mrs Nc
Cam 20 WaIkcr-st f. Labar 50 rike-s Mrs Archibald,
IS Walker-st. with
- ''-' HUNDREDS OF NAMES
Of persons residing In NcwIork. could be given WHO are
ready testimony 10 the superiority oil the oiosao-
ni,n over every other remedy known for the OF
Coughs Gods Asthma, Consumption, Splitting OF Blood
Dyspepc Consumption, Bronchitis, Difficulty OF Breath
ni ,hc v,rious affections OF tie Stomach ard Liver
For sale al LEG Nassau-st one doc. above AIM anu ~
10 grI- RrOOklyn. ilu SNl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

GRAHAM HoUSE-NEw AREASGEMENr.-RoS
WELL GoSS informs his friends and ire public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, known
the Graham House. 63 Barciay-sree by adding 20 II
the adoiny house, and prepared 10 acccnmodts tI-
si-at or permanent Boarders on the favorable terms
All friends o. Temperance desiring que; nome, and free
dom from the fumes OF alcohol and tobacco, are invited 20
patronze this house. The Vegetable System, with the
choicest selection Of fruits &C. which the market affords,
will be strictly adhered to- but table will be served Tor
tho c wbe prefer the ordinary mode or mixed diet
Croion Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free.
o5 # ROSWELL GoSs.
~ LEECHES AND CUPS applied by Mr.. MAGNUS-
s0N corner Of broadway ard Broome street, entrance IN
2 come St Ncw-YoTk.
Rsfreross.-Dr Cheesman, Dr. Mott Dr.. Nelson, Dr.
Francis Dr. Siearns, DIR. Berger, DR.. Weed, Dr. Sinclair
Dr.. d. Smith, DR.. QuackeHboS.
Best Swedish Leeches constantly on hand. jas I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

nUMfS-Double action light and force pumps OF all
sze 10 raise from 20 TO gallons water pcr minute
Cast iron Fountains Of various patterns.
Fire Engines and Hose, &C. manufactured by
ava 3us D. I. FARNAM 20 Faltor-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

DOAKDfNG SCHOOL FOR SALE PUplLs.-Iemp,
. stead Seminary temistead L. on branch q" the / !
year. Circulars att Y CI9mtens south william
street Also a; Newmlns Book store 1873 Broadway he
Principal during the month OF Anal 1t 10 nassau The Sum
ner Term commences The first OF May
mh5 Pm NATHANIEL DUNN. 4. NJ. Principal.
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-.1Aso FORTE MANUFAcToRf.-The Subscribers
~. VOW l.shng an entirely article Of instru-
merit. w warranted suIeror N u, zone 70 S n
a Z. a ge-p Frame, peculiar in construction obvi-
atm every objection heretofore caused BY the use o. me
,cs In njurin the tone Professors ana furenas-
tle .,.nI 10 an examination sf these Instruments
eEs arc n.y. GLENN ROGERS i co.
,.sa iS2 Futon-stree,, East AIDE broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

CHARLES 7 SHELTON, ArToRNEY AID tovSsEL-
,w intends 10 visit The principal cities OF Euc
in ,bs -ours OF the Summer. eavin- here ifs hst oil
" H. NIL st.-nd 10 business with which he may De
snfI5nsed Unexceptouabr city reference gwen Api!
postpaid 20 1iii-- w = law
New HAVE. CoSN- H.' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

-5Go TBOMPSON's TRUsSES, oRce IS Beck
G%~NAman street. About 300 OF the frs; physicians
Weassa$-"h Sirgeops Of New York have given their
. decided preference Tn.ss, a. you can
graduate the pressure from 10 fty pounds on ne
rupture, without back pad, which does so much injury
70 Tie spine fair trial beng the best test Of It's superb
GRITTY II s tqpEet and six days trial given and II Il
not retain The rupture, while performing every kind OF
efcise Coughing. and gave perfect easein word, ii s
not satisfactory IN every respect, the money cheeruy
ryturnei aud this is tie only condition on which you
should buy any Truss permanent cure Is easily effected
and warranted, IL directions are followed.
Those sending FOR this Truss need only mention the side
uptured tc measure rognd the hips they can grad
the pressure suit their Sold Wholesale and
retail a. ~ Peekmaii-st auI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

n2eZse. HULLS TRUSSEs.-Notiee 10 kuptured
- NPersons--Pcrsons afflicted with kaptores
nay rely upon the best ne ,bs A a, ~"
No Ysv s-ee or;n citer ofhe agents In the principal
towns IN lie f!,,z, states. careful to examine the
80" 80 -. rfI ,r--r- 10 Il they endorsed by
H. INN IN vrtg None genuine, or TO be relied upon
as good without his signature. .. WOW, ,u,,,,,,,,, .,
persons yo ssG hS % st are t ifI upon
- ,o,,cc These limitations cannot be relied upon;
~ ae nsde by rskai mechanics, and are no Better
than 's 80 been fttcd up at No. vesey street. excu-
@ isl,,es havig separate entrance nom me oasi-
rnartinent where female is In constant abundance
10 wait Enou patients.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLoCRS.-THE
" subscriber, who awarded Diploma nj the New,
York state Fairs Of lsi2 and 1913 for the best onen
Church Bell and Diploma for Town Clocks, exhiDited
the Fair The American Institute in october as Is now
prepared his Foundry at West Troy or ITO Furnish
bells of from 20 10 10000 lbs made Of the best materials
nnd warranted 10 stand and to pleGseastens them
improved Ci.st-ron Yokos with Movable Arms. The in
cesing demand for his Bells Is the best evidence that can
be given of their excellence orders received
from the CanaIas and almost all the States and ab 400
have been furnished 10 different places the State OF New
York l.m ls Foundry Town Clocks, LevcllDg and Sur
veying Instruments, Copper and Brass Castings, &c &c,
OIL I'm ANDREW MENEELY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

WINDOW SHADE DtFoI,
y.,t,rS Is TiJF Only 3ANUF .lCTOkY OF ANY
\ FTTENT IN THE UNITED STATES-Shades OF
ali kinds and sizes y4rns from IS cents 70 so For sale
correct copies Of ell the celebrated place IN ms LoSoi md
,erut.d ia mastery style. WheneYer our ornamental de-
i'm are copied and offered for sale BIZ Others lay them
- snd 81 UP n. oues order make stock choice
I'D TASTY as possible Persons desiring 10 The process
.ruiag up these choice and useful artes are shown :oush
tn taIu:,nE rooms with extreme pleasure
AaTtsIs acknowledged rsFutatoa can at all times Ind
i.a Banne and interior decorations done in s,e pot
,--rS,tSsbIs BARTOL & DE NAuNF.
R-Ws warrant our Shades free from defects such a.
.n,I;pe and Cracking ulaI0 3mD&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
WINDOW SHADES.

lgTlNDoW sHADEs-Ths season hayn+ returned for Re,
w f,iinc md r-.fufnish,ng EELTY x RiKER; No. lJ
Chatham 81 have Just completed Their spring stoe. winch
cornr the largest and sreaiest EaTiey ees OIL
@ Tor puic Inspection eonsstiG. OF Extenors, Interiors;
Runs t;9bIcs Scrolls Birds Flowers. NoonlIght; SIs
retrs aud large LandseaTes us;atys Of A1srican GFo
r,ars and Han.iuSs, which from facilities iEeidet1 70
- otIol to til business the enabled
20 offer a: wholesale aud retail p less than aay other
ds afi IL the eT KELrY RIKER l2I Chatham, STREET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
PAPER.
fAfEn.
BURNAP & BABCOCK,
COMMISSION
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO. 80 JOHN-ST.

PAPER WAREHOUSE,
il7n NO. 50 JOfIN-ST.
l., b. CLAYTON & SONS lave for sale at their Ware
IL. house. No. 81 John street. amo5t extensive assert
meut OF Printing Writing Envelope colored and other
papers; Binders Straw Bonnet, Bandbox and Trunk
Boards, Press Papers, &c.
Their stock Writing Papers. adapted FOR stationeTs
use will be found unusually extensive.
y B-Paper Of every description made TO order. ms
Isr OF PAPER MANUFACTURERS MATERIALS
II iol sale by CYRUS W. FIELD, No. Burning Sip'
RAGS-Foreisn Eass-yanoss Qualities 49,, w.,
ern mixed Colored md Blue : Can
vas Begging, Cotton Waste w rap
Rr,cviyc powpERF FeSss a?sN BSy s Newcastle
FELrlNGs-En=It,h Machine We Felas; Io, e in 81
81 IN. 60 IN and - inches wide:
Endlesl Wet Fets. n very superior artic!e-So N,
i0n. 4Iin IS in. . in. San, 60 IN I'm,
and 50 in BY ., 10 and II yards long.
FourJrnief Machine Wet Felting-l2 feet by %
inches and . feet by 90 inches.
nxso m l2i tx ssn l2nx4sin l9nxeain
l2ftx3 N ETA t0m y y o. III i3txG IN
i5itx Sin ri a IN RhN5s IN y itSI2in
Fou,irnIer JackeiS-9i inches by % inches
cylinder Machine DO or Couch Roll Covers.
Dryer ie.ts. vaTo!is sizes. = -
English and Apecan Feias made 10 order OF an, any
sxprs-Sy order and warranted iuly equai 10
WIRE CLOTH-FoGf3iisr s....-,. Widths. These
FCuIlEnier Wires are from a-ls,
braed manufacturer IN ng.and anc
IRE war.an:ed very supsrO: article.
Cyader Machine Wire Cloth, cut u hi any
cylinder, for both under and upper
faces Sewing ana winding Wlfe., &c.
ITSFFFE-FFFE';,-- FfFFE-EFPFFE'..
SCPEENS-palss Screens. Nos. l. : and 3.
TNINE- NJ sizes and Qualities
sIZING-A-.orted qualities - ,.,,
MACIiNERY-0 .eccvai sr ForrdFiner ard Cylinder
Machines. Cutting Pfe2Ses, Engine
ALUli-OIL OF VrTRiOL-SoDA ASH. &c &c mi l*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

mo MiLKMEN, dc-Ihe subscribers offer tor sale 100
bbls Buckwheat Flour . substitute Tor 0s: Meal for
feeding Cattle. IL is extensively used for that pur
POSE Of lis being considerably cheaper Also
100 bbs and 50 hf bbs Extra family shipping
fal II WRIGHT. TC5EE < CO. - Moore st.
fNKANCIo' MANIFOLD Lt.I':E.K WKIl'= K-IhIs
Truly entioE recommends its al! who desr.
an copy Of their correspondence this apparatus
The stroke Of tie pm that writes the letter produces th copy
the time. The ned- u tng agreeable and etIe.
h- TAX IS perfectly indehbs aud cannot b. efasd oy sy
known chemical assnt The Manifold Writer'S are Hsoe oi
business AID private with ocs ~
k-y and sold yerT low pres bg the ptqR5snta M
manufacturers. FRANCIS x LQtIhELi
Manufacturing StatlODeTs Walden .: .ll
F. manufacture superior ARIEL. Of BLasn rsi
ChRNIlNE. INK known as Tie ClSOfON ~ ~ ".I .
10 retain us color fiuidity any climate
hand, and carefully packed for lhippipg. "" IN
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COAL.

PER ToN-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
Sd. ODeyD ASH discharsng from boa;s, constantly
broken and Esg-s;Ovc AID Sut-ieve:ed as aSove' nee
:. Iirerpoo! and sidaey Coal. Apply TO
N' ' T. STOKES DICkERScS,
s,o,. 1o7 Anthcny-st. pesr Broadway Tabernacle
o.I-am now receiving fresh and laIs- snPPly Of he
Of Psach Orchard Coal and viii sell AZ th-se
~ @ ash TIA, IS Stove and Nut IS: Egg and
BE- % per ton delivered The best order from the }sr
cor. of King and GTssawiehsss. prrrp CLINTON
22f Inn NA 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

DEEPARAToRY QioARDiNG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
4 TOWN CONN. ID. IL. CHASE. 4. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1888. Sessions commence May 18TH ard
Oct 18TH continuing five months II $50 per session.
Thorough reparat for college or business and person.
al attentions are secured to pupils as fully in the most
expensive schools. Lads from NewIork are placed IN
charge of careful person. going and returning. Circulars
at "a Markct-s;rcet and la Broadway. d23 &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

CLOCKS ONE DOLLARAND FIFTY CTS. EACH
OAND UPWARDS TO sGG-At SMITHS. corner OF
BoweTy and Division STREET who selling off 10 suit
the May Every artice warranted Clocks
repaired As usual. Ealr3hce No. u Bower. Hf 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

ssnaesa, Dr. GROWN. Oculist, bezs TO inform the pub
sh lie th5t se continues his successful treatment
-SS|CSy on all diseases Of the Eye. and TO which
81 ~ Up cases OF ten. and for long period as
~<f forty yr,rs have yielded after they have BAT
fled the kill of. and been declared incurabie.
By einnen, Physician, Ocusts About tents of OPP
,halrnic die1se caused by MEASLES and Small Por.
bat which, fprpery treated esfy mostly
rabe. ndee Dr. T. that Of failure IN his
treatment would b. almost unknown, II the afflicted would
apply hun hel dImnuCn Of sight Is hrst noticed.
tie early Of inflammation however acute and before
many cheau but destructive applications made o.
Reference the following which were rery inve.-
rate cases sou Of Mr. John Bunstead Of jersey City, al
most blind from MEASLES
Feterc! Battia 7g Dro0Ine street bad oflRTIS,
John r. fobers-bad Rdge-.tg-et, between Stan
ton aud Honston in th. reaf--of TURBULENT OPTHAL-
MI and ULCEKiTk.D CORNEA.
Oice 76 lldmberSst four doors from Broadway Hours
Of attrilece from II 4. b. 10 P VI (sundsys e.eepted)
Advice TO POOR gratis. daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

SEALED PROPOSALS. will Lv received by the CommiS.
Ward the Office Of T. InoMAs Soy Archi!ects No g
Ca,ai, until the it day Of March next Tor The urni-
required in the uew school ioHss in City Hall Place III
said Ward.
For plan: and specifications apply, to
mi 2w L. IllONlAS sun.
nIoBRUW : RlDiNG-SCHOOL-No lu3 bowsry. near
~ Astor and La Fayee Place New oik-Mf D; has The
honor tit hts Scho open Day and Evening"
for Equestrian Tuition and exrrc Riding.
LECTURE LESSONS EXERCISE RIDING.
Is Lessons ....SI SIS Ool Month. ....... sl2 co
10 do ....... 10 DOL Rides ......iD 90
do ....... 5 ODfl0 do ...... 80. 6 10
Single Lessons. -. 2 col Single Rides IS
\. g. Highly trained AID met Horses for the Road Pa
rade, TO let.
EVENING CLASS,
70 Lessons .......s 50 OIL 90 Rides $40 %
Single do ....... col Single Ride IS
RULES.
ALI Lessons or Rides paid Tor commencing.
One hour allowed each Lesson or hide IN the school,
9-Gne hour and a half 10 Lesson on the Road.
l-Hours for Ladies. from \. VI. TO 7. NJ.
-ours Tor Gentameu, from to and from 10 % T. h
6-No Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated to
Ladies.
card OF address is requested previous to commencing
% Gentlemen keeping their horses III tins establishment
viii have the privilege Of riding them IN the school gratis
fi3 ims
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-19
ENRY W. COOKE, sorner of Banove

ENRf W. COOKE, corner of Hanover
II IL and Lombard streets, has received a handsome
assortment of Spring DRY GOODS, embracing
Plain and twil'd Summer Cloths; Drab D'E,e
Drab DE Nlenne; plain corded and plaid Cam broons
Supeftne fancy Linen DRILLINGS
Single milIed Cassmeres
Irish and French Brown Linens
Brown and heached Linen Driillaes
Marseilles and Satin VESTINGS
Italian Lussrng Silk Serge; Cloths and Ca.s,nisres
CALlCOES-a large assortment of the newest styles,
fancy and mourning prints and ysry chesp.
Manchester Ginehams; ALPACAS
hOuscne de Lanes; CaShmeres
Cambria, Jac0nei and Swiss NUSLINS
Plait NJ de Lain and Thtet SHAWLS
Colored Cambrics; Brown Holland
Irish Linen Sheetings and Diapers
A Furniture Dlmity; Servings
MEMS and Boys Palm Leaf HATS
ParasOls and Sun Shades
Domestic Cottons from three to twelve quarters wide
Mariners Shrtngs; Cotton DriIlngs; Osnaburgs
Checks; PaidS; NanksCn Waddins
For sale wholesale and RETAIL al prices that cannot
fail 10 please, mh4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-19
HRAI.GAINs Nv DEFY GOODS AT rIfs,

H1AI:GAINs IN DRY GOODS, AT TIfs
EB WHITE HOUSE, No. 80 BALTIMORE ST ,
four doors below Fredcriuk-st may be found some
rare Bargains IN DRY GOODS, consisting in part of
ti'oI HS-Domestc, Englisa and French, black,
blue black, olive, brown, blue, inv. green's, &c.
Observation-Disclosures, French and Domestic
plain, ribbed and fancy double aud single MILL
MISUNDERSTANDING, Satin, Silk & Marseilles.
GAMBR0pNS-PlainR Ribbed and Plain Summer
Cloths, Brown Linens and Linen Drills.
Nous de LANES, new and beautiful styles
ChlntZeS ShawlS; Gnghams; l.. Camb IIdkfS
Long Lawns; Book, Swiss and Cambria Muslins
Alsn-a full assortment OF br, ana bl 4 Domestic
Bedtcks Cotton OsEaburns; Ducks; Checks ,Plaids
&c, all of which will b. sold prices that will salts.
" all that we are able to defy competition in the way
OF cheap Goods JOHN II. WILSON
No 81 Baltimore street, doors
Mhi2 below Frederick.
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Together with large and valuable assortment of
Theological and Miscellaneous Books.
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manufac
turers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. TAP1 mhl7Jt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-19
CLOSING OFF WINTER GOODS.

CLOSING OFF WINTER GOODS.
n EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore
% street, offer at reduced prices
Super Ribbon Bound Whitney Blankets
Low priced do
Super ga White Flanns!
Rogers and other Patent do; yellow and RED do
Super wool black French and other fancy cold Cloths
Wool black and fancy Cassimeres
Merino Silk and Velvet Festngs
FOR LADIES DRESSES.
Extra rich French Castmeres; low priced de-
Afghan Satins; rich striped Silks
Silks for party dresses; black and blue black Silks
Tarlaan Musihs and fancy Goods, for party dresses
Super Alpacas, Bombaznes, SC.
LINEN GOODS.
l0-4 and l3-i Baraesey SheeGng, extra quality and
cheap
Irish Linen; Long Lawn Bird Eye Dispe.
Huckback do; super crash
Linen Cambria and Linen Cambria Hdkfs
ALSO-PlaId and Fancy Cloakiugs, with large
stock of Domestic Goodsall of which will be sold
cheap to close off stock. 0-Come and see she Bar
gains at
J.EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore-s,,
ii I'd door above South-st.