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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

q 'uANCERY SALE -Pursuanr 10 a decree
~ made by The Circuit Superior Conrt Of Law
aud ChanCcry for Ohio cuuniy. at the spring Term
lSi5. IN the suit IN Chnncery between Howell and
Hall, complainnns, aud Mnrk Douglass aud others.
defendants | wl, on Wcdnc,dny The l.. day Of
October, 1915. sell ut public auction. NJ the hnnl
door OF The Cont House of Ohm county. NtgiuIa
III, following real eslele,viz-Lol No 242 stnn'c "a
Ensi Wheeling near Wheeling creek; also tract ~
land situate on Short creek "a Ohio comfy, convey
! ed to said Douglass hy William Bukey and Others
| by deed dated March ooh. lS35. estimated 10 con
tam iwo hundreG aud thirty SIX and one half acre
| nj re ar less and now In Tho occupancy Of Mari
Dnuglnss
ERAlS-Five per cent Of the purchase monet
To hc paid "a hnnd, and the residue IN ore. Two an'
three Yeas; The pGftliiset giving bond with gou
security bearing interest from the day Il sale.
i srul ZJACOB. rusiee Il Commissioned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

OSWe have the 3D. days proceedings of
the Episcopal Convention of New York.
Bishop onderdonk's friends appear to be ra,h-
er in the ascendency. Proceedings in full to-
morrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Keudmg Rooms, opposite the ST. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE, No. lbs Mas.
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
YORK City. They will receive Subscriptions
ana contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

NOTICE IA watch was found this day, which
IN the owner Gan have by calling at The u S
Hotel describing The same aid paying for this adj
Nefsement. mug O3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Ready Made
IA Ladies CAPS md Head Dresses; also Bonnet
Borders. aud Artificial Flow ers for sale by
sep2 A o FAIRCHILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

- Doz EXTRA Fine Mole,kin IIn,.. cn,,rcl,
W new in style. and superior IN quality anC
beauty al A c MCALLAM'S, IT'S Main st.
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

NOllCE-l hereby frrc~arn alt persons from
~ hathoring or trusting my wife. Mary Robin.
son. ON my account. n, she has len my bed Ind
boani without any provocation
sep23 81 JAMES ii ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
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'oOu i'o' Bal'l or. Y ani countryside IesiS
20 d"z bes, Upper
20 do Gait SKINS
10 do RedlLinmR sk,ns
70 do Mems Boot MnrJcc,
III do hid and Binding SKINS
FINDINGS.
Shoe Thread, Lasts. Er,s,ics
Knives. Avis. Pers Boot Web
G"iloon Boot Trees. Mails
s.nfables. Te'h.s Boot aud Shoe Keys Ac
CAPS.
Mems Fine cloth Cars
Do do Fur do
Do do Sealeii de-
'h'ldrens cloth and yelvei Gao go IS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

o. CIENTIFIC WORKS -Lafdhcr's Lectures
~ on Science aud Art. in numbers. 95 cnch;
LHrdnst Gu The Steam Engine; Enenee RS and Me-
chonics Puckei-Bouk, by Charles II Hasweil u S
N; Arogo and Lardner's Popular Lectures on As.
itonomy.'25 ecnis-Ellsworih's Report showing The
"pera.io of The Patent Office Tor 1874 price rs
cents; Transact ions OF the American Eihnoiog' cal
S'Nieiy; Busi's American Flower. Garden Directory.
For sale by (sep lS) JOHN J HASWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

IHEAP BOOKS Lardhtr's ectures No
~ L'brary Of Choice Reading No 49, Arago ami
Lardners Astronomy; Principles of Political Econo-
my 10y WIN Atkinson; Ellsworih's Report, showing
NE operations Of The Patent Office during the year
1914. This day received and for sale by
sep 10 JOHN J HASWELL. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

.SPANISH SOLE LEATHER Another supply
y OF Spanish Sole Leather just received from
ButimoTc.
Also. 80 dozen WhIe md Pink Lining Skins, just
received at The Big Red Boot Establishment.
sep 20 SAM'L MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRSu
JAMES E. GATHER,
SUCCESSOR TO .. CONNOLLY A. soNsl
M l6G AIAREEI, SI,D l. I'm

No l5G MARKET STREET.
QA RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
IxSjA lie that he hns now hand and man
Vow uiacinres 10 order every variety of
FDEH Chats Of The iacsr patterns. and in n
WI style Of workmanship not surpassed in
the Western Country.
Tie has on hand a large stock oi Boston Rockers.
Hall Boston Rockets. CUmlhpn do. Revolving Chairs
Sn"able Tor Counting Rooms. Ere, ch Parlor Chairs
several ne" aud splendid patterns Of wood seat
D'h,ns Chairs Settles Sociables. Childten's
Table. Rocking and Common Chairs. &c &c
Ihe public are United TO call aud examine his
h'ock' as he VIII assure oil ~no iavOr him with
their cusrom, that they Shall be disappointed Ell
'hef in price or quality. lie is Determined by coae
personal attention 10 business. 10 ehiile himsell Ia
lair proportion Of public patronage.
Chairs carefully packed seni to airy part o
The city free of charge. GIN sepll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

ENINE ruRRED SEAL cAPs-A few dorcr
~ atA G MCnLLAM's, wholesale or retail
us Main It. sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

q EW GOODS -SENSENEY g. RHODES
~ have just received some rich Balzarnes. Bar
RACES. Lawns. Bingham Lawns, Culicoes. &c. TO
which they invite the attention of the Ladies.
inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

49,

We learn that the aqueduct of the Pensyi-
wanna canal over the Juniata at Huntingdon,
was consumed by fire on Monday last.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Second Branch City Council. At caucus
meeting of the members of the Second Branch
Of the City Council, held last evening, the toi-
lowing named gentlemen were selected as off.
GERS: Robert Howard, Esq, President; A. II.
Pennington, Clerk; and Elisha r. Sinners,
Door. keeper.
Death on he Railroad. We learn from a
passenger who arrived in the Western train of
cars on Sunday evening, that the dead body OF
man had been found lying near the track, a
short distance this side of IIarpers Ferry, with
his head crushed in shocking manner. We did
not learn the cause of his death but it is sup
posed that he was killed by one of the blrlhcn
trains which passes that neighborhood during
the night
Body Found. We learn that the body Of a
man, apparently 80 years Of age, fouted ashore
on Sunday morning, about IL O'Clock. near the
North Point lighthouse. The body has the
appearance Of having been in the water about
week. 1t has large sandy whiskers meeting
under the chin. II is supposed TO be the body
of Mr.. Thomas Davis, a resident Of Northum-
berland county, Va, who was accidentally
knocked overheard, some 10 days since, fion
the schooner Dorchester, while on her passage
to this city from Great Wycomico River
hhf '''O' bPtl tHS S''JSSt Idii UG OU-
tanned by applying to Mrs. Riley, at the light
house.
Mercantile Library Association. An election
of officers for the ensuing year was held at the
rooms Of this nrishing Literary Institution
last Saturday, which resulted in the choice of
the following gentlemen to ill the Offices at
tached to their respective names: Charles
Bradenbaugh, President; VIM. II Dorsey, Vice
President; Oliver Il. Wright, Corresponding
Secretary; Addison X Ford, Recording Secre-
tary; James Mott, Ire tsUrer. Brard of Di-
rectors: VIM II. Baldwin, ir,, r. u Brown,
Geo w. Grlfiru EdNard VI Needles, Daniel
Peasants, George r. ". AIlnut and Alex
Scllnan.
.hst0 Coun'eltsit. We were shown. yestcr-
d9V, S. counterfeit bill upon the E:nk of
Mddletnwn, Pa II is signed B. Jorden, Pre-
Siden'i Smor Cameron, Cashier; and is made
payable to J Crol 1t ~ letter A No $500
opT merchants, and business men genera lly
,WonId 90 well 10 he on their quad, as il is
likely there are more where 1t came from.
Fined for firing guns. Francs Britain was
yesterday fined 81 and costs by Justice McAl-
lister, for djSchlfgiog fire arms within the IL
'nts Of the city. He was arrested by officer
a. G. Hall.
3rri1n! oC EmigrGnfs. The brig Corinth,
Capt smith, from HrerpeD, arrived at this port
yes'erisy ".!h 10 German passengers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18
STA MMERING AND SUFFERING

a.
ar. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to an
y nounce 10 the citizens of Baltimore that he has
visited The city for the special purpO-e of ring I'M
PEDlMENTH OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility, aesng the signal success
which has attended his labors, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor 10 call.
his residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN
Baltimore street, where he can be at any time
between the hours Of 10, A, n. and 4, z. NJ.
&c DR. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested.
BALTIMORE, October 2Sth, lS45.
DIR. joins MAYS, Globe Inn, Baltimore-st.
Sir: cannot permit you to leave the city with
out rendering in some form. my Of obligation
for the benefits derived from your treatment, by two
of MY sons aged - and Is years, who for a long pc
Rod have been afflicted with an uncomfortable habit
Of Star"meriNg which. with every prccauiion they
were capable of adopting, appeared to be steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty Of uterance was we'll nigh overcome
after their frst nteryleNand spch with very slight
and occasional exceptions, has continued to be the
case, to the present time, period of nearly weeks.
| know nothing Of yonr system of cuie-hut the
confluence in it, hor7ughHcSs entertained by my sons,
from first to iast-cOnntced with the facts that have
come under my Observation-Disclosures me to offer you
this testimony to your success, in the firm belief Of
its general efficacy. Very respect ally ami truly,
nleu O5MOND g. TIFFANY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18

Tnu Custom HOUSE. The minds of some
persons appear TO be strangely constituted
!hey think that simple act Of justice cannot
be done without Pecuniary reward: hence the
question has been asked, how much we have
received for Gtttnding the collector Of the Port
Of Baltimore. Really we were not aware that
we had defended him We merely gave to the
public certain facts which had been COMMUNE
Gated to us, without having the least desire 10
become champions Of either side IN the family
quarrel which is now raging with such vis-
leuce. IL these facts were favorable to the col
lecsor--if, by chewing that, instead Of $40 900,
&c had increased the public expenditures only
so,noW bat moro than Sl5 ,000-benef him
no was entitled to the statement 1t was
made in al! fairness, to pass for vi hat it might
be wo:,h-without the slightest idea that it de-
served compensation, and with no particular
desire 10 please the collector; for, as we have
already said, we do not seek to have any con-
recion With the dispute.
S,uco our last publication on this subject, we
have received from the gentleman who furnish
ed Us with the facts heretofore submitted, the
following correction, which we give in his own
language.
Tho estimate Of additional expense was
Inado on the presumption, that the watchmen
received the Old price Of ) 25 per day. The
0oasmen are not included, nor any other item
of expense but the inspectors and wa,chmen.n
Tho note of our correspondent concludes
with = sentence, which, though uninteIhgibe
20 US, may be understood by others, and we
therefore publish 1t. 1t is as follows:
''Whethoc Mr.. Secretary Walker is party
20 he contract made by the lIiends OF the pre-
sent collector with Mr.. Tyler, to protect the
friends Of the ex-presdent, | cannot suy-hut
!. is strange that he suffers such corruption to
stalk abroad"
Wo are completely mystiiod, and must say
TO those who eau do it, "giVe us but light
What contract is alluded TO, and who are the
parties to it, and The PERSONS TO be protected
and how protected? by whom are they hkel, to
u mcles.ed: Again We say, give us bnt
sg.." r there has been any secret and i'm.
proper 2'a"lcss Jel~oe1 tho Iato president aud
o.ne' ,"tl.c-s.s aers5y corruption has been
,n,sot .eea .us 2uv.e sasyo be- pysse,-ed d
Gee i'c. fe3n 81, tayu .>gs = .,@ iya
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90 NSU PTIONI

Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, and al! Disca-
ses of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
sltulion, &c.
ENOESUEGf'TIVlLS READ * REFECTv
u ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRis1 OWN, Pa. We take
great pains procure authentic and respectable Ger
uhCatcs, aud never give publicity to any other.
To Dr. SWayne, Philadelphia; Dear Sir--It affords
me gr at satisfaction to ray before American public
tht Wonde,iui success of your Compound Syrup of
VIVA Cherry, in cuing me Of that sreaniul disease,
CohFumptot. alter all other means had iailed. was
attacked with pain IN nay breast very much affecting
my voice and lungs, and troublesome cough and
sore ur"at' MY bowels were coslve, appetite nearly
gone and my stomach was so very weak that NV Pby.
STEFAN was AZ loss to know what to do for me- az eV
elytBng used, IN the shape OF medicine, was mme-
oiatey reJHcttd remained for months in this awful
cehdon ana gave up all hopes of ever recovering
nearing Oil me wonderful cures daily pt riOrmed BY
your invaluable medicine, in Coughs, colds Asthmas,
WhoOplng Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined try il. Ipurchased
bottle OF your Agents in this place Moore s. Lsng-
aker) which appeared to take hold OF nv disease and
relieve me- continued using it until gradually re-
stored to heah and strength. Several of my friends
were afflicted III the same manner that was s,yself
which declined using the Syrup; they am sorry 10
say, appear TO be fast approaching bourne where
no traveller returns. As expect soon 10 leave these
parts, give you this standing memorial 10 III.
great virtues of your invaluable Compound.
D. e. WILCOX, NorristOwn, Pa.
CAUTION! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, except Dr.. Swaynes are both fictitious and
counterfeit and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine had introduced Itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine
ARTICLES prepared only by DR.. Swaync, whose office
has been removed to N. w. corner of Eighth & Race
streets, Philada.
Baltimore .4gents-I. p Cook, No 76 Baltimore st.;
StablpP N (nuI,V pYnft yhaKc I "
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rKNnE NOVELTIES oT M4NNIsD.-

FENtiE MOVE LFl.C5 OF NJ NCtIsD.-
IL The hobbies, the humhugs, and Infatuated pro
j. ctOrs Of their own characterization upon the tro-
phirs Of iElu>lrouS predecessors. In reviewing the
many projectors i'll tn ir hraying aspirations of
worldly amhiiion, have exhibited in the political
world. the subjects who most d, vOrdy sustain those
who are the most arbitrary and dumin perng in all
cues, which we have illustrated in the various pr
tons Of This Republic by parrz MS who set forth The
lihrrahiy their prInc Pies, which ia reviewing we
have exhibited the in'au ton of aspiring dem Q =
gues vino avail the popular calling as a SUCCESSFUL
hobby in til accomplishment Of their designs, to
which the hgotrd advocates adhere without refipc.
tinn or discretion To the general portion of their
Stue II! Not 50 at ] RIO iCH'S, No. 285 BALTIMORE
SfRgEr, where CVcly III de and character of Signs
will Illustrate the position to winch the alphabet can
define by fIurali0e Illustration of animal propensi.
and set forth the ibgraitv OF disposition in good
Sign of Block Letters, GILT, Painted Transparent aud
Ornamental, TAPsl nl9
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o. /, called 'Pait of Canal and Rail Road" con
''' " N''i"' ""H ''"'' N'"Ni
ION the margin of CauaiO.

Thee lands, comprising between three and four
thousand acres, are supposed TO contain quantities Of
coal, iron and Other valuable minerals large portion
of them are well adapted to agricultural purposes; the
surface of country is elevated and saiubous and the
best timber for the market such yellow pine white
black and rock oak aud hickory, exists Iimitless
quantities. On No is Steam saw and Grist Mill,
with an Entine of 30 horse powell and all the equip
ments and apprrtenances necessary to put them in
efficient operation On No, 10 is the late residence
of Mr. William Carroll, with the usual buildings, C.
This is place of great beauty and attractions and the
purchaser can easily add TO other lots lying its
border, as No 8, 10, &c.
These lois will in all cases, indeed be sold separ
ratcy or collectively, aS purchasers may desire. The
other undivided half of the property will Al the
time and on the same terms of payment. be sold by
Jacob Snivey, Esq, of Hancock, who holds il under
a Deed Trust. The sale will, Of course, he clear of
all membranes, taxes, &c. more particular de-
sctiplien of each lot will be read at the sale, shown
before the sale, to those who, wishing purchase,
will call on the subscriber. The terms OF sale pre-
scribed BY the decree fourth cash. the rest in
equal portions at and 10 months with interest, to
be secured by bonds approved by the subscriber.
j. J. SPEED, Trustee,
OPS laWts fri and Civilian, Cumberland.
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NtURTSTIE'S PA TENT GALVANIC
u RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.


DR.. A. II. Christie
Dear Sir-l have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rhenmat-
c pains in nv legs and arms. have often SUITE red
int. selS that it has prevented me tom following
my usual occupation, and frequent destroyed ny ap
petite. My nervous debility and weakness has con-
seQneBty been so great tina after having tried almost
every thing without ree:, gave upiu despair. was
reconme Hded TO try your Gavauic Rings and Mag
netc Fluid. and only at iiiend's urgent solicitation,
was induced TO do Its effect upon my system was
almost miraculous. Aitec tew hours The apeiica
ZION appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved me
OF my headache aud have had relapse Of the
Rheumatism or any other pains SINCE the first day.
wound therefore unhesitatinsiy recommend your Gal
vanic Rings and Fluid 10 those afflicted as have beea,
Respectfully, JACOR B. OGSBURY,
1862 William street,
The genuine for sale at
SETH S. HANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt sts.,
OBJ and lNS Baltimore at.
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RICH NEW GOODS,

hlOll NEW hooA'o' -, -, -.
EEAmTLCOV EASTER ~ CO, .o5 ha,u.
NOR. street, are now receiving sP'"iHid '"t
of Nrv.G octs embracing the various scarce hucIes
viz .,..r,,,
Suiendid Omhre Shaded CA SHNEREs
Splendid Printed Casmeres, ate i Faiis P'"'ic''1"0
styles r,ordoy;uo
al ami G 4 Black Cashmeres, a beautol atucle JOE
mrHrnihg ,,,,.r S,tUs
WIDE NiautiIia VELVEFS
E,ch co,nfri Silk Vtlvsls, some beautiful co'ots for
ovpni.g dresses
MarcelIiues and FlartBces, in utmost eDsry & or
Thhit Cio,h,, MeriHoes and BON 'aSles, very
LARGE srgck Our goods ere Bought low and i" u he
geld nj moderate pI0hts. h'hot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18

OFFICE OF FLETCHER Il co.
No. Il0llida, =, q Ito.
FEyHREE BRILLIANT PRIZES SOLD
q in We teriay's Lottery-an excellent oeeaniug
for the week-O"e Of 200, in Whole ticket, we sent
TO Il gentleman in Chambe sburg, Pa.
Drawn Nus. class ll1-ioweSl prize SIS, are
co 81 "a rs % 80 % 81 81 GO II 30 4s 81
lt3- IS Nos, aud IS ia lots in T'LDaY'S Lottery.
a7JOJ highest prize, &C. Tickets 81! shares in pro-
potion. package sS 25.
uriers in all Lotteries promptly answered by the
return mais, and drawings forwarded immediately
after they are over. Address
JAMES FLETCHER 4 Co, Baltimore, Md.
FH1prS pAY. Nov. -. will he drawn Maryland
CONSOLIDATED lottery, for the benefit ofthe town
of Bel Air, class 46-5S Nos. and Is ballots.
St!IiEuL.
| Jrze Of S78h0 prize Of $1,000
" 800 10 900
| 5Sl 20 Ito SC
Tickets 52I--sharcs ~ proportion.
For lucky tickets Ivy the pack tge 0i single tickets,
applV 10 the p.iHe vendris, MILLER .. ca.
corner "a BALTIMORE and st PAU streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Nd LOTTERY, Class lis drawn
E"v l7-lowrst rive IS
60 81 "a Is 9 a9 28 RI a. 6? ~ RI As 81
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MI Ew EsTABLIsamE N1,.-No. 10 pNAr7

"a ES ESTA BLIsE M EN1.-No. 40 PRATT
" STREET. doors west Of Charles 81. BOOTS,
SHOES HITS, CAPS, e.. &c. The subscriber
having opened an establishments fr the transaction of
bGSnrss in all it, varieties, would respect
fully Invite the tl,Guti Of h@ f'nds AM the pub
ic generally TO his lrGa and ,pcll assorted stock of
nds winch will he sold a such pics us cannot fail
IL hs in tucemPAt to those in want nf those ari-
Giles Ia rive lin call. We nam" III part Mems and
Bays KIP, Calf aud Grah BOOTS; do. do. BROt
AM; do. do aud ladies and Misses ROBBERS:
Silk and Cotton u Vi BREL ia 4; Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver, Russia. Cashmere, silk. Gi'zed,
Wool aud w ,tet-proof n ATS; ien's and Noys' Fur,
Cloth, Glazed and rInsh CAPS, ,ogrt e with large
aud general assortment Of all scnptInns Of fine
shoes aud boots, aud every other tcIe in the above
line These goods nave heen lid III at the very low,
cash prices, aud al choice AMI flesh fli ana
exl zine, an such inducements will be offered As
cannon fail TO please. -
uI7 If w. l.. WILLIAMS.
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m5-0FFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. Conso

90 HOWARD DIVISION, No. SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. Members are requested to attend
the meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18Th inst,
on business of importance. All members having Col
lars out are expected TO return them TO the Division
on that evening, BY order, ..
ul7.3ts JAMES RUSSELL, r. $,
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CARPEFiNG AT FACrOnY PRICES.
FEAi 'FAS BECK, No. So CENTRE MAR
n KET' SPACE. near Lombard street, Respectfully
inform, the public that he Intends selling off his pre-
Sc II Stack of SPLENDID CARPEFtNGS at FAC
TORY PRiHES-such rs Imperial Three Phys, extra
super insra'Iis, ine aud common ingtains Wool Fin
isEin9 and cotton STAR CARPE FlNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, &c. sc, All persons in want of any
OF the absvc named articles, are requested 10 make
inquiry at any Carpet Stnre in Baltimore relative 10
the price of CarprIiHg, &C., and then call at No 53
aRkEf SPACE, where they can purchase the
SAME articles tor LESS MONEY.
B. RAG CARrErlNG, of iny own manufacture,
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