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ANOLD WATER! COLD WATER! JAS.
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the uSuni quantity Of ice. For the purpose it is of
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Every Family, Office and Hotel should have it, Call
at the 'HOuse Furnishing Emporium" of
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tof
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ETLY NETS. Fly NETS Persons in want
a OF cheap article of Fly Nets, will please call
and examine the stock have on hand, they will
lie sold less than they can be purchased elsewhere.
JAMES NJ. HAlG, 1873 Baltimore street,
iel7 opposite the Clipper Office
NJ EW STYLE SILK BUTTONS, PRINCES
~ GlMPs, just received by P. A. MCPHERSON
NO, az N. Howard 81. mo-
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plication TO CHARLES SH!PLEY, No. II NORTH
misses.
n. B. All notices of Rlerments 20 be len at Black
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MAYORS OFFICE.

NNANTED. A second hand lMPERIEL PRESS
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GOLD WATER! COLD WATER! Grad
q docks celebrated non conductors of heat for
Cold Water, requiring but three cents worth flee per
day--(or sale at manufacturers prices. Also, SHOW
Err BATHS, from Philadelphia. HAND SHOWER
BATHS at so cents, a really good article that gives
universal satisfaction SPONGING BATHS, BATH
ING PANS, HIP BATHS, FOOT LEG BATHS.
Those who like to keep cool and comfortable this hot
weather, can procure the means at small expense
at No. 10 N. Chares-st opposite the Union Bank,
ie22-lm G. L. WETMORE s. co.
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"ANrED-A loan of $3.50 for 4 or years, for
w which property in the city, worth $780, will
be given a mortgage. Apply at
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MRREASTPINS AND BRACELETS. La
HB dies wishing great bargains, will please call at
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store, WATER STREET. I'd
door from Calvert, where great bargains are sold in
Jewelry of every description jell
HHRENCH PERFUMERY. MRS. NICK
H. ERSON has just received an assortment of
Pertumery and Extracts, French Soaps, RongG, &c
je6 No. 50 HOWARD-ST.
ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
a Coughs, Colds, HOarseness and difficult Breath
ing Prepared and sold by G. K.TYLER,
apo4 Corner East Baltimore and High sts.
WNSOLVENT PAPERS made out and all in
n formation given on Reasonable Gums APPLY at
m2I No. l0Exchange Place.
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"ANTED-A young NAN with $3.50 $500
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camille Agency Office, 1863 BALTIMORE ST, under
The Eutaw House. ie3O.lt
NANTED-A young MAN as Salesman in a
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to suitable person. Apply at the Mercantile AEen-
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SITUATION WANTED-By single young
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with his business in every respect whatever and can
produce both city and country references regards
character and qualifications
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FaNAkE n OTICE-VANTED -CierEs,
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English Teacher C0achmen; Ostlers; Wagoners;
OVerseers; 20 aborers; Agents; 30 Cooks, Washers,
and lroners; Cham bermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresses; HOuse-keepers and
anumber of other situations too numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only TO give
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satisfactory recommendations.
l.. r. SCOTTI,
apl7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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"ANTED-A loan of $500 for twelve to eigh-
w teen months, for which fee simple property in
the city, clear of all incumbrance, will be given as
mortgage For the above loan apply at
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MONDAY, JUNE %, 1876.

kRINELIsT-PoRT or BALTIMORE
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COUNTING HOUSE CLOCKS, to run 8
~ days. Received this day, a further supply Of
Willard Timepieces for counting houses. For sale
at GABRIEL d. CLARK'S
Watch and Jewelry Store, Water ST.,
iel0 Second door from Calvert
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ENC0NOMY IN MEDICINE-50 pills for 25
M cts The cheapest medicine in The world is
H.4NCE'S S.4RS.4P.aRILL.4 OR BLOOD PILLS,
they purify the blood, remove bile, cure costveness,
headache, rheumatism, heart. burn, dyspepsia, sing
ing in the ears, cramps, pain in the stomach, &c.
Price 25 cents per box or five for 81.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l08 Baltimore st.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS
Pills. ap24
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MOx7szEr. MEz.oo. Sept. Is. 1916

''N-'-oa-i. -a-A-SI. Seps- -, lCto.
Gt"'.'tz't.: i.eEcny ms caPRuiarei on the
following terms: The Mexican soldiers shall b.
Permitted 10 ma rch out OF town with their snail
arms and SIX small fed pieces. leaving all their
munitions OF var behind. with all their artillery
Hnd public stores. They are 10 retire 10 Linares.
SKY miles hence. ani about ;hiry miles north
OF SliItlo. aHt are mol IN approach nearcr than
iaai 10 this place ~llbin s,xiy days or until each
party can hear from lis respective government.
AIiPudSa Kept Gen. Taylor uEtii nearly midnight
last nsht preparing the isrms. etc. Many per.
SIMS particularly the Texan volunteers who tough,
50 bEa'eIy. are disPleased al these terms. The
Town was all ba, in our hInis. and they believed
c"I5i have Seea taken ia thee hoars. beiieye
that i so:lld have taken msca more hard fight.
Ins 10 have taken 1t. bot this was no. the qaes-
ton with Gen. Tay Tor. He ami all his officers
knew perfectly wei, of course. tina, the town
could soon be takeE. but lie wanted no prisoners
10 lake up his time and cal substance. bu, he did
have IA object IN sies Sh.ch viii be reached 5y
the erms OF :his caPi1!alIOn. and that object will
end - Il result E1ss beneficial 10 our Govern
m2Gi. uHler whose advise or orders Gea. Tay-
or "cied IN aG.sing 20 Ibesa terms. As ! lave
a leu moments 70 spare before the express goes
gu! his morning (he VAS detained ,ss, night by
The sI0a progress Of business with Amppa,ai |
viii sfr-ak OF The operations Of Gen. Taylor on
MS SIDE Of The IOwa. --.-.... -...rr. GO.
MAJOR Mansfield, of The Engineers. receaas;,er.
ed the enemy's works On the night of the 18th.
but could obtain no very accurate information,
although be approached very aear to some OF them
0a iiIu iaelghls- On me 21sh Lieut. Scarriu and
Lieut.. Pope were seat out 10 s7coaaoi, er the
works; Scarri.i on the RICH: and Pope on me lsf,
Of the town. The latter approached and dlscos.
cred the position OF battery on the extreme left,
I and was exposed 10 a fire OF caGnon and nusss,ry
from Lancers- from which. after finishing hi,
observations be retired in slfe,v. On the nigh,
Of the 2O.h the mortar ami hoSiizer baiter,e,
were placed IN position 10 play on the strong
holds arOund the citadel. The acton commenced
On the morning of the 2ls,. by lfc opening Of
these tao batteries. Col. Girlani's B-ir,d.
were Ordered to move to the Lsfi for the psrpose
OF storming tia 6aitsry discovered by Lieai Pope
the day before, and 10 occgpy, if possible. the
lower FElrt OF the siiy. MAJOR Msas.s!j. CAPT.
. Williams and Lieut.. P9gs w.rs ordered 10 advance
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CAR MAS MoyTEREr. Srp,. "a. ls,s.

CAzP Srls MONTEREY. Sept. 81. 1916.
On the 2ls,, 22j and 23I there vas scme hard
lighting here, and many POOR fellows have suf.
iered By ii. R1i IkiRk it may safely be said
that lbe tOan is IN Gen. TsyIo.'s power.
The place vas much more s,rongly fortified
han Gen. Taylor Lad any idea Of, and the MeI.
cans defended their works with skill ami ds,er-
minatioA.
This morning Co. Moreno, the Adj. Geoer,l
Of the NeIlcan Army. came iuio camp with a
proposition from Gen. AmP05a 10 esaeuale The
Town. he AMI his army 20 march oa, and 10 re.
torn in The Interior. This Gen. Taylor deciuss.
and Insisted uPon Am7uiia and hi, officers be-
coming PriS00es Of uar. the men 10 Be dIs5anded
anl dispersed vjIh stipulation 10; 10 serve
against Us during the var, the General and Otii.
GERS 10 remain in custody until disposed Of BY or.
''ur Of our GoVeramehI. Tie parties have been
Deso:Ia:in- all day. and il they do no; agree
'.ere ~i'i be some hand ti.i,ns, as the place can.
no; bod OF long. AlbOI-i ae gaia The p.acs
and '.c'0ry II has Cos, Us dear.
The caTnasa on or SIDE IS great, and prooa-
bly, more 50 Gaau that OF the Meyicans-as Iha,
Ne 60 no. know, as they fO9shl under cover all
the time. Gen. Worth has distinguished himself
as Ga. an! solder 1n5 skillf1l commander.
Gen. Taylor gl'e him fair chance, and be
has molly aTaI!ej himself OF It. His division.
with Hays's regiment OF Texas yOlun,eers have
gained more ground and garfield more points han
all the re-: OF the Army. and with very little loss
up TO yesterday, 8 P. w.. /; is only i've killed
and Isen:-righI wounded. The loss on our side
Will no be less Than Eve hundred killed, wounded
aud prisoners.
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III Nathan Hale and Arkansas No s. and in store, a
large Stock Of Merchandise suited to the trade OF
which the following is Part:
Groceries.
700 Pays Rio and Laguira Coffee
50 hhds New Orleans Sugar
IS bhs molasses
600 bags sal,
200 bsrrels and halt barres Cincinnati .hi.,sy
pipe Holland gin
l " Cogniac brandy
/ " old "Casti!iIan" brandy
20 bbs American do
10 gin
Is " swee, Malaga, Nader. and POI: vine
IS " leaf sugar
10 q" Tanners oil
" Linseed DO
, " Spirits turpenine
$50 kegs Duponts rife powder
30 - bar lead
Also, champagne Madeira and cl.rst wine. chs m.
Paign cider, French and American cordals, brandy
cherries, brandy fruite, peppermint, cloves n
namOn. Stoughion and VINE bters, lemon syrup, to-
matto catsuP. pickles. pepper sauce:sPcrm starr and
tallOw candles, Imperial Gun powder. Young hyson
aud Black Teas vinegar, chocolate, almonds, "a sons
pruncs, currInts, slrdes crackers. alspc pepper,
ginger alum, salt peter, rec saleratus. mustard, 3o'
raN, Br msOne indigo, malder. coPperas, cha = "AI-
ting, spanish brown, White, black and red lead. nth
p, starch Japan and c0PaI Varnsh Le!iw ck
Langs and Saunders tobacco, manila rope bed cords
and plough lines, cigars, matches, pipes, backing
painted buckets tubs keelers, churns, bTooms, mat.
'as'e'' Jugs d'h onnS' macs. s' "'"oO"
~ r,:.. ,,aa,,a blanket,
To0N f. 49,, - ~ n,,,s,,.
50 bales 81 - ~ brow u domestic
100 Ps OIs1ehed shee'5"E
~ S M1',oIlo ."1
Iso 4snius ro,toDa dos blue drills brown Go. prom
cheek, osnabn'gs, blue and scarlet s'IoTd'qg' hsn
jeans, sl'.neI iL Slrp ', I'.I ,t ,,a .noI
e,tton t5Teal Wor.trd Binding. Goa, and pantheon
buttons, pear DO needles turkey red. scarlet yarns
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BsAz9s SaS1,aso. ssp:. %. 1916.


Gen Tay.Or's Army arrived before Monterey
% lie ~. ani found the enemy occupying III,
place IN force. Our army commenced the attack
on the ai.: aDd ccn:i,s7j .; Tor three DAYS. On
the morning Of ihe 2i.h Geo AmP.d!a offered
In caP''oaie shich VAS granted BY Gen. Tay IOr.
Seven DAYS were aloaei to the Mexicans 10
eVacua:e and armis;ice OF eigl. weeks. Tns
troops Of ue!Ih-r rmy are 10 pass ino running
from the RincOnad0 !h.Oaga Laares and San
Fernando.
Gen. AmPudia acknoa ed gel 1000 as The nun.
her OF his troops. b1; it probably amounted 10
fully ll.OOO. Our loss At severe. The lsi, 81
and 4'h infau,ry suffered. with the Tennessee
Volunteers on the 2ls; under the eve Of Gen.
Taylor. Gen. Taylor escaped unhuri, ba, vas
greatly exposed hts horse was wounded.
Our Killed and wounded will amour, to 500.
Gen. Worth siih his battalion and Hays's com.
m1nt hid an action sogne tlsilHce this side of
Monterey with considerable Mexican force and
dispersed hem 10 4 sAO-: time. CO... HAYS killed
Ieuienan: colonel Of The MexicaI Army single.
handed.
How many were killed or wounded in This s:-
ton cid not learn.
Some volunteers on their way from M,er to
join the Army were attacked by large body of
Mexican troops and Killed and shoekingy multi.
a.et. O.
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From tie y, o. Presg.zs Of OciSSsr ii. 5iL
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE ARMY

u
csPi'sIs'i0n Of N0nterry, after Tirss Dsy,' Fslr-g'
The steamship James L. Dav. Capt. Wood. ar.
rived from BraZos Santiago about o'clock this
morning. By her We have received the gDOrious
news Ihsl No>TEEET HAS c4Pl-ULATED. GErEz
THEE DAYS OF DESPERATE FIGHTING. Capt.; Eaton.
"ne Of the aids OF Gen. Taylor arrived on the
Day, hearing desi alctes for Washington. He
left Monterey on the 25ih ul,. CO.. Kinney and
one other gentem accompanied HIM from Mon.
ierey. Co. Kinney kindly took charge Of pack.
ages Of letters for Us and brought them 10 Camar-
60, and there delivered item 10 his comps nion.
by whom they were IA nhfu!ly delivered. We
shal' not forge, the service.
We cannot delay the press to ai.emp; 10 write
out Il narration OF tie ha:Ilr<, Ta- fo.oUin,
'nemoranda" are !rum tie zen Of al oihcer 10
Vas n the battles.
Gen. Worth. who ed the attack ur7n The CITY
on tie wes. sI@. has IWvor:lliZet inset
The fghin- vas desperate on our stJc. he Mex
cans ou:num5erng u b! two TO one. am beng
protected by strong entertainments.
Al oar readers MI lels1. 70 hear ia; The
LOUISIANA boys did honor 10 the S,a,e. We @ueH
they would.
Almost all our diferen: accounts set down our
.oss at 500 or over OF whom 800 ere An.-G.-
Thi, hes, tells the character Of the f..h;.
H1s,v Memoranda o.! The or,rg:igHs Of fLs H-rrf-
ran Arm, k,forS N,yisr,r lLyir, fre-, n,
b,o,Ie Oil Scr,
n, ,b.. ,u,h Cen T,vr,- ,.,;,ai baf,-a Mon.
,o,.v with -, f,,ca a, ,i.o,, fOOO r,qr and after
tho ,;,r 8, ,b,,,. l5nO o- lGOO
,,,ls rom IN. c,,bai,,I ;o-, f,,;,,r which he
,,,s f,oJ ,,or from, i,s k,rta,,.s his f,,,a VA,
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- -. b,r,ri ,bs -s,,.L n tho s.,sr,-.S b,.,s.
'.. r. -. ~. -, To- 80.
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c.,,.,-,,.,s ,o.,-., .-. -,-,, .,.,7..r
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OF 'ne oa''Io Io'u. Tns .C'. T1'Io'soi' .
Oe>'0e' ''e w. a. '"I
occupation u ''e liz 5's ave H. ~ '0' - "
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Mineral or soda " ater.

Mineral or soda water.
Try II & NJ NAYERS have the pleasure TO an
" nounce to the lovers Of This delightful! HeTeF
,ge tina, they have ! fountain IN operation, accom-
named With ice and the various syruPs
Ia, Smith MAY 10, 10
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Cotton Yarn.

Cotton Yarn.
seAnh LBS. cotton yarn. in lbs. bales;
SVVV 5000 dOz. e g
100 bs candle "lcking;
Jus, reed and for sale By
WALLACE WARD.
IuIv 4th 1916.
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WALLACE & W ARD


-,vy ;us, rereiyed per steamer Troy, direct from
II Phllade phia, New York and Boston, one OF '"t
rge.t aud best selected stocks OF ePriHg anu SG"t
Good. they ever brought to this market, consisting
oar, Of blue and black English and French 0roadc'o
nd ca.imere. pilot and beaver cloths: silk satin and
t,-c,e xe.,inr.: fine medium nd low priced tweeds
ne,s and Kentucky Jeans. very cheap; large io' oil
ann1. Of all colors and at all prices inen aud cot
ton coat and pan,aoon stus; in great EarIetE ana AZ
low prices; very large stock oil brown anu .
tons. ,,,,o
yovstvle minis from ST TO - cents, worsted and
fco.-op baIzorlnes ringhams. shaded lawn ghcham';
new .tyle painted lawns polka musiIDs camoflcs anu
iaconeis; pam and figured Alpaca ius'res' yer!
yco. mou..clines de aine something entreIE ne" an"
d.c;dedIy rich: cashmere deeos-e' graduated foGesi
- md 6gnred ks and satins shaWIs fancy hdAls
linen cambTic hdkfs plain and hem iitehed' scars
coIIars; ca pes caps, and chemIsetieS' m''s @"e
Of every style and qualty oobnet ana thfe1a
and ip:ertings; cotton; thread and ooUn. toshsS 80
insertings; new style bonnet' pan AZ"
something new, and trimmings, IN gte1,
- M sun shader: white and black silk md eo''oh
hose, al all prices; short almost ever! "
a's 100 C1sEs OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Chip. Leghorn. Panama. Shk ana fur
HAS. of the latest fashion. Lrrge'ot
of Books and stafio1ery! Hardndrs
AMI Cuuerv. China. Glass and
! Ou.snsuare. Drugs. Medicines
! and Dye SfEfs.
src.R COFFEE, AND OTHER GROCEHlES:
| aHwea,k is, that persons wishing 10 Po'Shl ~.
ii III famine our stock, and II they co Ou!
-, go. i, will not be our fault The h'ghes'
nike, prcs paid for -four, wheat corn meAl,
nl1iAe' -. -. 3ssGskia. coonssins. ieathefs
! and plank
I
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VAN buren,, SATURDAY. OCTOBER a.

W Captain Gillespie, Texas R4ugsr.. moT,ally
ouuded, since died.
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HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,

uAVE received per steamer laIOo City, Reliance,
Nathan Hale and Arkansas No 5, and in store, a
large Stock of Merchandise suited TO the trade OF
which the following is Part:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET. THEATRE

THHHIS popular establishment will open for a
n short season on MONDAY NEXT, August "a
with an excellent company, under the management
of w. F.. BURTON.
Mr. and Mrs. WALLACK will play heir Farewell
engagement, Appearing in several Of their most IA
vOrite characters, and also in several Historical
plays. Mr., BURKE, the Unye, sal fayorte, will
also appear Mrs. MOSSOP, formerly Mrs. Il.
knight. Mr.. MARSH, from the Arcn st. Theatre.
Mr.. HENKINS, Mr., PHILLIPS, Mrs. HORACE
NICHOLAS. Mrs MCLEAN; Mr.. G. BROWNE, the
celebrated Equestrian Actor The SON OF THE
FAKlR OF AVA, and other distinguished Professors
of amusement are engaged,
Mr.. J SCOTT, Stage Manager.
On MONDAY EVENING, Aug. "a, Bulwer's play of
THE LADY OF LYONS,
Claude Menotte, Mr.. J. WALLACK. Pauline,
Mrs. J. WALLACK. 1.-THE only night these dis
tinRuished performers can appear in those charac-
ters Col Damas, MI. J. SCOTT. Beausant, Mr.,
MARSH. CLAWS, PHILLIPS. Widow Melnotte,
Mrs. II NICHOLAS. Madame Deschappeiles, Mrs,
MOSSOP.
90 The Son of the Fakr of Ava will appear in
his Pleasing Performances.
To conclude with the Imaginable Farce, called the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Dickory, Mr. BURKE. Ncodemus, Mr.. MARSH
GeOrgina, Mrs. MOSSOP Lavnia, Mrs. MCLEAN.
QI5- In Rehearsal-The celebrated tragedy of the
BRIDAL. In which Mr.. and Mrs, Wallack will
appear. Also the new play of St. SIPPUS. a22 ,2t
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
EDWARD BIRD,
No OOQ RAITIM0RE STREET.
}. SOo BALIlMOltE STREET
L..-..... lNLn -lu.. "A i.l.a .

between Charles and Light-sts
81 now close off his entire stock of Rich SPRING
~ GOODS, without regard TO cost Being deter.
ped to sell off his large stock of Fancy and Staple
jMMER GOODS, persons in want will do we'll TO
IA Immediately.
large stock of Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent.
less than former prices; one of the best assort-
I ments in the city.
hl French ORGANIZES; French JACONETS;
4 French LAWNS; Lace MHslins; GINGHAMS;
I MARQUESSE MUSLINS, price only 81 l-2
cents, worth 75c.
sHITE GOODS-Jaconet Cambria; Book and
Swiss Musins; Cambrics Tarlatans; Striped
Muslins
MEN GOODS-Trish Linen; Barnsley Sheetngs;
/ Pillow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; Damask
J Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels
iSlLLINGS-A large stock of Fancy Drillings of
superior quality; also White Duck DriIlings, i'm
ported for city trade.
D4OTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Eng
fish, French and Domestic.
HAWLS and SCARFS-Crape, Twisted Silk,
Hernanna silk, Barage, MOhair and Italian SILK
SHAWLS; Grape, Hemanna Silk and BCrage
SCARFS.
OSIERY, GLOVES and CRAVATS, sc.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
]. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
jyl between Light and Charles.
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md FARM FOR SALE. For sale neat
E4a little Farm of "A acres and u perches suat ed
Qs1ELin York county, Pa, 80 miles from Baltimore,
the Improvements comfortable dwelling house,
in gOsd repair barn, and other necessary houses
Sc, and also on the place pottery in complete
der, and in operation with three wheels in the shop
and a warehouse attached to the pottery. The land
has been lined all over lately, and all under good
is a fine orchard of choice Fruit; and three never
falling springs of excellent water, no better in the
state The title is indsputable, aud clear of all in
accommodating terms, if applied for to
ago LIZ. SCOTTI, No. 10 Exchange Place.
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EDUCATION.
,R. & MRS, ARCHER,s ACADEMY.

,R. & MRS, ARCHER'S ACADEMY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
II 40 LEXINGTON STREET, BALTIMORE.
HE DUTIES of the Institution will he re-
4 sumed on the first MONDAY in September -
ms of Board, Tuition, sc. will be made known
pplicatIoh' jy25-law5t
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. La ies ana
Gentlemen, in the city, desiring Private In
.cton in the Classics, Mathematics, Natural
ences and English Literature, may obtain an ex-
fenced Teacher, by addressing box No. 4s3 Post
BE. The advertiser has studied carefully, Win
aid of the best critics, all the varieties of style
measure of English Poetry, aud will be happy to
! instructions in tHs most refined, hut most abused,
artment of Literature. Hours of recitation TO
those who shall recite. lI3- The best of refer
les will be given. me If