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ESIs.s5 S 4.
esHssf I'd ts Ho,.hon will
S l;sys on Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings
den VII leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
At o'clock P NJ, Landing at intermediate Paces-From
h s,s foot Gd B, s1YH es,NrR,cA pa
will eas oadav WednesdaS Friday and Sunday ael
Steamboat North AMERICA Capt r. H. Furry will
leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons at
Passengers taking either of the above Lines will arrive
Albany IN ample time tor the morning train Of cars for the eas,
with elegant rooms speed and
dations are gnrv .lled on the Hudson
AL persons forbid trusting Of the Boats Of this line
a ss Passage FsSe H on s9f ss o s ss on H.
KEGU dTHS,SysT MA aH1 E GIiSvI FETWEEN
b hasFHS kISs y ' SS SUMMONS M
PIKE No EvTN AsN%G;rf IYN Es s,s ceoelp
BEN FR AANEHNS NJ nsiis1 master
say sads
Freight viii be received for these lines at the Mail Wharf
Every effort will be to accommodate shippers and pas
sengers a.
ollm.He goakRRs $ sH G3hSakk }Assns
FOR SAUGERTIES AND CATSkIL.
SaSsH 81 THE Splendid Steamboat JAMES MADI-
AE15Tz}s SON, Capt f. ]. Coppery, will leave the foot
e-E-X-of Cedar street. every Monday Wednesday
Saturday o'clock, PM For freight passage apply
on board, oro 0. F. Wainwright, Agent the wharf
$40 lmsmc
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
.s&e.gs On FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT
from the pier at the foot Of Courtland
Xs~-3H.slR-st street. the
Passsnaers taking hi. boat will time takeorlh
Moraiug Train Of Car. from Troy Buffalo, and
The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain r. B. Ma
Cyl every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock.
The steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain VIM. A. Peck, every
donday, "Wednesday ard FRIDAY afternoon O'Clock
tor Passage Freight apply board to G. Clark tn
,ffe. on t,- Wharf
Freight taken the isonable Freight
put charge Of Freight Agent, the win
be responsible for loss No freight taken after O'Clock
STEAM
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
asya %s>N THE Great Western Steam Ship Compa
NJ s;s; skS s3'3f ynsTrHns, ,,.o ;ss.
S.s.EES1.zS7 $50 horse power b. H. Mathews, Esq,
nE1uDuxknssmoC Commander.
The GREAT BRITAIN, $500 tons. 1900 horse power
'''' GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool. / From New York
GREAT BRITAIN.
From Liverpool. From New York
saturday. ~. Sept; a. Saturday. oct 20
Fare per Great Britain $50 S2a land IS Stewards
Zee according the aud position oil the State Rooms
For freight or passage or other RCMARb IRWIN
au7 2aw4m*rc 9s Frontstreet.
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POPULATION or DkTRou.-Thc Marshal has COM
pleted the census OF Detroit, and the population
halls but little OF 10 600 In lsaO population OF
the city was Within the last year, the increase,
understand has been much greater than any preceI
ding year. *
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s KE aoS ME sHHAS NV SRLEA AAy ANb
aG Ssfss o s ssT ;ons
sail o1 hs he 1o st ws 3
% ou Il RG be
engine boiler which Were put in her by r f. seeor Co
and expense spared make everything perfect and Of
ed having large and airy state elegantly fitted up The
ssoys 5 asosS S T nss o Tos
Sesns will stop each
ssfi Wright board T
ern.,, FOR KEY WEST AND APALA.
~ GnI00tA e if on d the s't 2et will; a
HEl3kkQ1E as above. She can accommodate Limited
~ OF cabin and ;tssrage passengers in
ending s%bsrs ether q the above ports should en-
'e''A :" . JosEsfT IcMTkRAY s so1ss. Of Pine
6SK. FOR LIvERPO OI-Reguar Packet Of 9th Nov
well known fast sailing packet ship iNDE
Having accommodations for cabin second cabin and
eeage Passengers wishing to embark should make
!" Application on JSoSsslEsbH10 MsMURRaY
6h0- FOR GLASGUW-Kesular Packet--The well
MxAp known fast sa'ing Br. barque ANN HARLEY
no srt scott, master, $50 tons, daily expected, will
g ''s' S5f isfi"
6EN LONDON LINE OF PACKETs.-Regul PacLe,
hKEXN Of the 10th OF Noyember-The first class fast sailing
iasA1axG6Packet Ship WELLINGTON, Captain Chadwick,
WI. A, ., as above her regular day.
The accommodations for CABIN Second Cabin and Seerge
passengers IN this superior vessel we'll known
equire comment Persons intending to embark should make
on J6sGra sSfr
- Corner of Pine and South streets New York.
The new and splendid Packet Ship PRINCE ALBERT,
aptsn sebo will succeed the Wellington aud sail the
hrst December o30fc
.6&xN FQk NEW ORLEANs-With immediate Des.
MEH patch1h splendid and very fast sailing packet
&146 Warsaw will positively sail as above.
superior accommodations Tor second cabin
md eege passengers with state rates For
er than by any other vessel please apply board, foot
go re &C. JOHN HERDMAN& co sisouth street.
Ae6. FOR NEW ORLEANS-Nrw York aud New
M13} Orleans Lne-tirst Packet With pespsteh--The
nirst class fast sailing packet ship JANIS H. SHkP.
fAlsD KedmaH, ioaster, will positively sail above.
The accommodations Tor cabin, SECOND cabin erage
passengers unsurpassed by vessel Persons In
tending embark shouli make immediate apple
board, Pine wharf or TO
o2a rrc JOSEPH McMuRRAY, cor Pine and South SITS
6EIs FOR LIyERPooL--New Line-ReguIar, Packe,
NM Of the 26th NovThe elegant fast sailing Packet
&AAARfnShip RUSCIuS, A. Eldridge, master, Of HOO
tons VIII sail as above, her regular day.
freight having accommodations
spyadoI comfort apply board at Orleans wharf foo
y K. COLLINS CO., Sc South stree,
The eegnt sailing packet ship sddons H. b. Cobb,
Dec, her regular day. $50
j. HERDMAN's OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT
PASSAGE OFFICE, 81 SOUTH STREET
86& .rASSAGE from Great Britain and Ireland, via,
~ yerro0, gan always be arranged at the lowest ate,
the rlac,pa Banks in England. Ireland Wales
on appiicationto ]. HERDMAN,
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1S45 TRANSPORTATION lS45
sr,rs&A JOHN ALIENS .-<ka
CLINToN LINE.

JOHN ALIEN wishes to inform his old and tried friends.
that he Is sfoa under organization His
present line cons Is oftweny first class Canal Boats fitted up
superior stys for the comfort OF and he
freight Each boat of this line commanded by her owner
land for the public safety k insured and placed entire
Nv under his and control This line
formerly, with the Eckord Line Of Tow Boats the Hud
River, aud Reeds STEAMBOATS, the Lakes and he
with confidence to his friends that has he
ever been placed better situation the public
eecuay than with the organzst onand would there
Fore respectfully solicit continuance patronage
AGENTS
Hugh Allen 10 South street, New York.
Robert Allen, Quay, Albany.
John Allen. Exchange street Rochester.
George Davis, Reeds Wharf Buffalo.
h N. Parks x Co, Cleveland
Ludlow, Babcock x Brownless, Toledo.
j. A. Armstrong, Detroit
j. f.. Mcclure. Milwaukee
Bristol Porter, Chicago
JOHN ALLEN,
OfRochester, General Agent.
T. = Merchants shippiog in New York, will please mark
Packages John Alens Clinton Line, and ship by Eckord
Tow Boat which leave Pier foot Broad street. daily at
o'clock, r NJ. s26 in*rc
NOTICE-HOUR CHANGED.
A - THE H. ~ Mall .t la Foa AL LIB my
Wednesday, Oct 22i. viii leave the foot Of
Barclay for Albany, Daily NJ instead OF FIVE
heretofore. o22
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TNHOSE who desire attain knowledge OF Fash.
ionable Cutting in all its various branches would do wei
obtain Stinemets' Complete Work the bjec which
can De obtaned Of the author only, s Broadway Price
from 90 10 $40 per book o2 lm*mc
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

a MUS Lot NO. 10 Baltimore street,
N has just received from New York an extensive
assortment of fresh Spring Goods, consisting in part
large assortment of English SILK and Cotton HOSIE-
RY ladies super blk and white Silk Hose; cotton and
Werlno dos misses and children do, all sizes; gents
per English brown and mixed long cotton Hose and
Hose; boys white, brown and mix dos ladies' silk and
mefino VESTS, with long and short sleeves, gauze,
cotton ana meriho do; chdrens merno Vests, all ST
yes; gents super silk, meriuo and cotton UNDER
SHlKTS and DRAWERS: gauze, merino do, beau
unl article for Summer wear. GLOVES, large AS
sortment of kid, silk, Isle thread and cotton; re
PHfR WORSTEDS, the best assortment in the city;
embroidering CHINNELLES, silk flosses, canvass,
patterns, &C., together with large assortment of
KNITTING COTTONS, Sewing Cotton, Patent
Threads, Spool Cotton on ivory spools, Puese Twist
on Spoos, Puese Ornaments, Rings and Tasses, Steel
and Silver Beads, Hooks and Eyes, Silk Braids, Blind
Trimmings, Cotton Cords flannel Binding, Silk Lac
ngs, Silk Purses, Vest Buckles, Shoe Ribbons, black
and colored Gallons, Watch guards, Whalebones;
Pearl, Silk, Lace and Bone Buttons Needles; Pins;
Tapes; Robbins; Rraids; Cords Bindings; Mus; Fans;
Suspenders Domestic Cotton Fringes. Sc sc. &c,
all OF which will be sold at the lowest market prices,
wholesale or retail at No. 1913 Baltimore ST., between
South Calvert. APPS
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INsTITUVE FOR BOYS.

W. DIRK INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
I'll DIR. RICH'D L. HAUGHEY, PRINCIPAL"
The York institute, located in the Borough of York,
Pa, 60 miles north Of BALTIMORE will be open for the
reception of Pupils on the first MONDAY of May,
ensuing No situation in the Union surpasS for
health and beauty being very elevated it enjoys the
most salubriOus and invgorating atRos phere. The
Institute commands view of the whole Borough
and rare assemblage of the most beautiful land
scapes every side. The course of study will en-
brace the solid branches usually pursued in lnsiit,
ti0hs of high standing and constituting finished edu
cation. The academic year will be divided into two
sessions of % weeks each allowing vacation OF A
weeks in October and weeks in April The terms
are zone half in advancc) for board and tuition for the
scholastic year (only) $780, Each pupil must find
his own bed and bedding.
REFERENCES:
Rev. Samuel X. Jennings
% Augustus Webster, Baltimore.
Thomas G. Pratt Esq, Governor Of Maryland
Hon. Reverdy Johnson
DR.. Thomas Owngs,
90 James Miller,
w. w. Handy,
Alexander F. Dun,
WIN. NJ. Kemp,
Mr.. Moses Sheppard, ou,,;..,.,
Messrs. Wilson s. Hopkins, D"''O'''
Beale II. Richardson, Esq.
Allen Paine, ESQ
VIM. b. Norris, Esq.
Richard II. Hall, Esq.
Messrs. John Boggs & Co.
&c Warner & Fisher,
James Kent, Esq .4nnc arundel county.
DR.. Denny, Edston.
Major Thomas Wright near Centre,ile.
DIR. Richard t. Cochran, Columbia, Pa.
Thomas Hambly, Esq, York, Pa. apl-wstl lthNl
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JNo. S, LAFIrTE, Secretary

The Board avail themselves of this opportunity TO
draw the attention OF the public TO some of the i'm
portant features of their charter:
LIST. In this Company, all interests are equal; there
is no privileged stock.
3D. Persons eflectng insurance are not answerable
for losses beyond the amount Of premiums paid by
them; and will divide amongst themselves annually
the nett profits.
3D. The capital q the Company is limited to half Il
million OF dollars and at the expiration of the charter,
that is to be divided pro rata amongst all persons
holding the Policies of the Company, without refer
to the time when they issued or to the fact
of their having expired.
A. In the selection of persons to act as Directors of
this Co there can be felt none of that proxy influence
which has destroyed or weakened some of our strong
est corporations; with us, the direction of the affairs
of the Company must be ia the hands Of those most
deeply interested in its proper and prosperous man
agemeEt
5th ANY Policy holder has the right and the priv-
lcgc of looking the monthly statement of its affairs
9th. Persons insurng in this Company, upon re
newal of their risks, entitled to deduction of D
per cent. on the account Of premiums
{k}- Our Tariff of rates has been carefully revised
and the form of Policies has been ainCrded under
the best legal adviser, as to embrace all the modern
Improvements suggested by experience. The claSslf
cation of the Fire Risks, well as the direction gwen
to represent them i'll the applications, are so modhed
as ts avoid all doubt and ambiguity, and with view
to avoid all possible difficulties in the settlement of
losses.
{G3The President and the Secretary OF the Co. will
take pleasure in giving more detailed information TO
those who will call at the Co.'s Office corner Gay and
Lombard streets, up stairs. mh2S -co3w
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REDUCTION OF PRICES


80 BALL GAME, q! CTS. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET Ar SO " PER HOUR.
FESfIE Subscriber having fully established the AL
II HAMBRA as place of gentlemanly resort as
its patrons that in reducing bis prices, the same
rules which have proved so satisfactory to all will be
adhered to. and the strictest order insisted on.
Disorderly persons, who cannot conform to the
rules of the House, and Boys under age, requested
not to visit the place. they will not be permitted to
remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they visit
the Ahambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
{Gy- Mr.. BRADLEY, my former assistant, having
returned from the North, will have the entire control
of the Saloon department..
Tug The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT, as usual, is funished'wh all the requirements
of the season, which served up in the best style
mhl8-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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FOR SALE & RENT.
W1ARI HANDS FOR SALE. The nm,

MNAkM HANDS FOIS SALE. The under
Nc signed is authorised TO dispose of three good
farm hands, of good characters, and saves; one of
them will be sold for short of Years and not TO
be sold removed out of Baltimore county He
takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the
public generally that he attends the purchase aud
sale of Real and Personal Property Of every de-
scfption, either in the city country. Also attends
and collects accounts Of every description; attends to
the drawing of all kinds of instruments of writing
that may be desired-al OF which services will be
rendered the most reduced rates OF compensalion
Apply at No. 81 (south slde) SECOND STREET, oppo-
site the Marne Bank of Baltimore, TO
mh2O 2awtf JOHN WALTERS.
EBRINrING EsTA BLISHM EMF FOR
"a SALE In virtue of a Power of Attorney, the
undersigned will sell at public auction on MONDAY,
7th April, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at No. "a Holiday
street, Market, (uP stairs) all the materials,
pemens, Presses and Type belonging to the Printing
establishment of William Raiue, among which are a
large and valuable lot of Wood Engravngs for pic
ture books, new Boston Medium Printing Press,
several Lithographic Presses, large quantity OF Eng
lish and German Type, fine Copper Plates, Tables,
Fixtures, 81. SC.
The whole may be purchased privately, on applica-
ton to the subscriber, at any time prior To the day of
public sale.
The terms cash for all Sums under $50, and one
half cash and the balance in six months, with security
and interest, for all sums above $50.
o. HORWlrI, Attorney at Law,
apl-ihsm-5t 7, o. Buildings.
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II ARGE AND BEAUTIEUL coLLEc-

II ARGE AND BEAUTIFUL COLLEC-
h< TlON or GREEN HOUSE PLANTS AT AUG
TION. We will sell THIS SATURDAY, MORN.
ING, April 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, at our store, No 80
Hanover street, very large and beautiful collection
Of Flowers, from the celebrated gardens of Mr. Robert
Holyday consisting Of a very great variety of beau
full plants, too numerous TO particularze.
The Roses Gcponcas aud Cactus are ofthe largest
and most superior kind.
ALSO-A small lot Of Rustic Chairs and Flower
Stands.
The Flowers will be arranged for examination this
morning, at ~ O'Clock. To which the ladies are par
ticuaTy invited,
ap4 2t THOEP ON & COVER. Aucts.
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EHhi w. COOKE, corner of Hanover
"a "a and Lombard streets, has received handsome
assortment Of Sming DRY GOODS, embracing
Plain and twill'd Summer CLOTHS
Drap ID Etc; Drap De Vienne
Plain corded and plaid Gambroons
Superine fancy Linen DRILLINGS
Single mled CassinercS
Brown and beacbed Linen DRILLlNGs
MarSeilIes and Satin VESTINGS
Italian lustrng, Silk Serge
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
CALlCOES-a large assortment Of the newest styles,
fancy and mourning prints, and very cheap
Manchester Ginghams; Apacas
Mousene de LANES, Cashmeres
Cambria Jaeonct and Swiss MUSLINS
Plain Mouseline de Lame and Thibet SHAWLS
Coored Cambrics Brown Holland
Irish Linens, Sheetings and Diapers
A Furniture Dimity; Servings
Mems and Boys Palm Leaf HATS
Parasols and Sun Shades
Domestic COttons from three 10 twelve quarters wide
Mariners ShirtingS, cotton Dnngs, Osnaburgs
Checks, Plaids, Nankecn, Wadding
For sale, wholesale and retail, al price that cannot
fail to please. mll27
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AUCTION SALES.
BY CANNON, BENNETT K 90.

Nos. % AND so SOUTH CHARLES srRyET.
ysTIy.g, VALUA BILE FARM AND COUN-
MEi!1 TRY SEAT FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
SiaiiH TlON. On MONDAY, April l4th, at 10 o.
-alilILAclock, at the Baltimore Exchange, we will
sell mat valuable and desirable Country Seat belong
my TO Thomas Syminglon, Esq, situated u miles
norm at the city limits, and containing about so
ACRES, more less-the road TO IL leaves The York
turnpike at tho Star Tavern, short distance above
Messrs. Jenkins lanyard. The Improvements are
extensive, put up recently with view to accOmino-
date dairy. The Land is of the best SOIL well wa
tered and the cleared part lies principally in Glover
and Timothy. The Farm and Out buildings are unde r
rent the present yeaast year it yielded upwards of
S4!o, besides furnishing the family table. The Garden
extensive and well stocked with the best of fruit
The Orchard is Of the best and choicest hind, many
OF them bearing the first time last year. The buildings
are so well located that the farm might he divided into
several country seats. The advertiser occupies the
Mansion House, Garden, Park, and Spring House,
with The privilege of the orchard. Possession will be
gwen Immediately after the sale; and if desirable the
FURNITURE will be sold with the farm. The terms are
liberal, aud will be made known sale. For further
pruculars apply TO THOMAS SYMINGTON.
apj-St CANNON, BENNETT * CO.. Aucts
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CHEAP FOR CASH!
BOARDING SCHOOL.

KULIUS A. Fla I will open BOARDING SCHOOL
% FOR BOYS on the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY
NEXT, at Ezabethtown, NJ
For this purpose he has secured a beautiful COUN-
TRY SEAT, possessed of every convenience and
comfort; and il is his design to make his school Of
commanding excellence both in respect to domestic
arrangements and educational advantages.
10 Further information and circulars can be OBJ
tanned by calling on Messrs. Armstrong & Berry, Bal
tmoreseet; hlessrs. $. s. A. Clark Charles street,
S. F. Streeler, Esq.,, CORTLAND street. Circulars can
also be obtained at the Bookstores generally, and at
this Office. mills eO}mf
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BY III. w. BODL,

yEsn..si,s, VALUABLE FEELS POINT PRO
asE::1 PERTY AT AUCTION. On MONDAY
Ass iiiH .8F1ERNOON, Hh .apTii, I645, at O'Clock,
Mil.W IL on the pre- misses:
no. |. South east corner Of Wolf and Fleet Streets
nearly new, two story Brick, occupied a feed and
grocery store by John Mackey
No 2. Adjoining the above, two story brick Dwell.
ling, with back building.
No. j. 5. w. corner of Wolf and Fleet streets, part
frame and brick, with good back building
The whole of the above is fer sale, and the owner,
John Drum, can be found No. l. where further in
formation may be obtained
ap43t' II. w. BOOL, Auct'r.
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r. MEACHAM, Auct.

"a PROPERTY ON JEFFERSON STREET
TeffIfd7 near Caroline-st. and two LOTS in Eden
sikEa street. MONDAY AFTERNOON, April :,
at O'Clock, on the premises, will sell the
two story Brick House and Lot situated in Jefferson
street, east of Caroline, nearly new and pleasantly
l0cated-suhect to ground rent of ESQ per annum.
Terms made known at sale
-Also, Immediately after the sale of the above, two
LOTS OF GROUND i'll Eden street, between Bank
and Cough SITS, fee simple property and title perfect.
On one of the lots is house of little value.
10 The owners Of the above pieces of Property
are very DESTROYS TO sell, aud buyers will probably
find it to their interest to attend the sale.
ap4-3t X. MEACiAM. Auet
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ENIELL KEPT FURNITURE AT Aut

wv ELL KEPT FURNITURE AT AUG
w TION, at No. SOUTH,ST. the effects of
Mrs. Jones's Boarding House, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, April lS, ls45, at 10 O'Clock, consisting Of fgd
Hair Cloth Sofa; Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Ia
bles; Pine do; Cane and wood seat Chairs; Rocking
do; Settles; Veaitian Blinds Room and Stair CARPET
ing; Cooking and Parlor Stoves; Feather and other
Beds; Gedsleads, high and low post; Bedding; Cham
Der Furniture; Dining and Tea sets; Ciockery and
China Wares Kitchen Utensils, large assortment
For examination the day before the sale. The whole
effects for private SALE if applied for before the 18th
apps II. w. BOOL, Auct
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aSLOTHS, CASSIHIERES, &c. Just receiv-
u ed, so pieces assorted wool black, invisible green,
and blue eli OTHS; 100 pieces new style SPRING
CASSIMERES. handsome and cheap; Silk, Satin and
Marseilles VESTINGS. All at the very lowest mar
ket prices b. H. RICHARDSON s. CO.,
223 Baltimore street,
mha5 CARl hrst Dry Goods House below Charles.
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N EW CARPETING AND MATING.
IN have this day opened an additional supply of
new and beautiful Carpeting and Canton Mating,
which will be sold as low as the same quality and
description of goods be purchased for in this or
either of the Eastern markets. viz:
200 pieces super Brussels CARPETING
50 do very superior three-py do.
$50 do do do. ingram do.
100 do extra and fine do do.
100 do do twill'd x fine WIT do.
200 do "A, Sd and GA red and white Canton
Mating, Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c.
% Country and city purchasers respectfully
invited TO give me call before making their selec-
lions elsewhere, as | can show them something very
superior in the carpet way.
JOHN Il. DUVALL,
apl-eo6t a40 Baltimore ST., west of Charles.
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yEnLOTT,

" ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore,
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for col
lection in that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayete street, opposite Barnums Hotel.
&c GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
AR Md mh29-3m
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EVER LUCKY OFFICES.

ING ERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
~ Great run-ana consequent scureity of tickets
Our friends would do well to chance early in
this popular little lottery, the great demand has al
ready made scarcity of tickets Capitals $1,000,
S2O05, &C., tickets 81. quarters only Is cts full
package, which may draw the four highest prizes in
the lottery, costs but S4, quarters SO So This is the
right way to try your luck, and EGERTONS' is the
place TO secure the cash. Apply early.
For the truly tortunat tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place;
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets