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BAR. y WtGhTSHft'% EXTRACT OF I'll
" NERWORIh AND TAR, For GOV. uMP-

BAR. y w tIhTSGlt'% EXTRACT OF I'll
"A y VERWORrH AND TAR, FOR CONe UMP-
TlON, COUGAS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN TIE
BREAST, sc. One of the most eminent medical
writers who has written on diseases of the Lungs
remarks very justly, that the greatest difficulty at
tending the realmr nj OF I'onsumptiye cases, is in
the first places gGumg patients to take medicine
lof what they consider mere cough or c0ld-sOme
remark, us only cold, always let cold take it,
own course and it usually wears of Itself Now -,
this may ue trnr; bull can assure those
suffering With a cOueh pam III the breast. that in
iue of COusHmp ion out oflen, that they have
invariably resulted from neglected cold.
Another class Of persons ev N object to take any
med cine for what they consider Consumption, but
thGa that in many they take great
care of themselves aud use proper medicine, they
may fltctually themselves. Asthma or tlicu-
ty ufbreathlug be- efectuay cured by The xtract
Of LvGrw"rth and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
will also yield to its astonishing II cts.
ur Swettsers Extract of i.iyPrWoir tn and Tar will
be found extremely rIsefAl to those who suffer lroa
the evil influence of night sw-aIs.
Prepared only by DR.. 5 SWEETsER, FrOntstreet.
New York. For sale by SETH :. HANCE, No. lGS
BaItm0r-- sud cor Of Charles aud Pratt-sts.
Alsn, by Perkins, corner Of Franklin and GrreH
ana ComrT fGre'n ard Baltimore streets; 1hOmp-
SON. corner of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler,
corner of Ili@h aud Z, Baltimore stree Is; aud Hop
kins, Felpd Point. ING
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On UkGICAL ~ DENIAL I,oTRUMENTS
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand, general assortment of Instru-
ments, at No. A. Sill ARP STREET. sea4-3m
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t,rsss, FARM WAN'rED-Under hiah
SW,,J cultivation, Of about onB hundred acres,
Hti,T with Il good Dwelling hou e, Ram and other
b!N.lA necessary out houses, within about miles
Of the city. Persons having such TO dispose
of, may hear of purchaser by applying at this Of
fee. dll-tf
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TuNffE GREA% Est MEDICINE m rhE
q WORLD f0r Coughs, Colds, .9sthma, Pa ant
Soreness in the B,eaSi, Whooping Cough, tonunn.,
ton, HoarSc1leS and uH diseases of The Rreast and
Ltrngs, is Hance's Compound Syup Of Hoarhound -
Price 20 cents.
l've been coughing, I've been coughing,
All the night aud all the day:
And I'm wearing, and Pm tearing
All my lungs and life away
twill end me soon, and send me
Down TO an unttmGV grave,
Lee some friendly hamda,teud ne,
Skillh thu sufferer Ia Si.yC
But IN brief, found ,sIirl;
And poor sulf''er, say, would You!
Take so handy. tiancS's Candy,
Aud his iO4rh"uH0 SyluptOu!
TEAECE'S CANDY aud iDAKiiOUND SYRUP,
t"n ri the most IonmhrrHmshlc' ~tihpngR Tor colds,
coughs and CnusImpronS, aud ALL affections Cf the
KlnuCmn organs may he had al his New Store, No.
ln8 BATE MORE-ST, between North and Hoda>
nr at the Ud StaHd, cotGGr OF PRATT x CHARLES
Sis baltimore. al4
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4 OOES AIT TELLS!
,iN t.AAr.M. NllMET lNNN.

Nhn PLATE, SHEHT BRUN.
n COPPER WIRE, sc &C.
5On boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
quo boxes Loaded, for Roofing, ldx20 OF best Char
coal bGands
$50 bundles h"st AmeNcan, English and Russia
SHEEf iROS-aiI direct importation.
90 ,0O0 lbs. Brazirrs COPPER, assmtrd
% casks Taunton SHEEr ZINC
Don BUNDLES Bright and anpCa~d IRON WIRE
81 roIs SHEET LEAD. =! 10 lhS.
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEITER
Ale, RI. aud Bar LEAD, Rar iu, &c.
{f3- tnll slnrk Of Tmtrr'S T0oiS AM Peck's Ma
chimes, 'fnurd and Iron RIvs'>, Tuned Copper, &c.
For sale ON 1.-The raj tcIis hv
l.. rRaTT * BROTHER,
a25 Hmf y and - :. Charles street.
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rENO TEACHERS. The Commits toner's OF
Il Public Schnns for the CT of baltimore will re
crlve app 'atinns FIR til situation of a SSl SLANT
TIE ADlER IN the Male High School up IN the I'd day
u Mitch xl, Cartidat wi he repaired to be
Competent Ia give Instruction in the Modern Ian
guaa"s aud aiSu 10 assist in the Classical, Mahema'
eat and Fngirsh u, IttnirulS n he in>tiu'OH. sal
larry $3.50 rey auuun The Board x uniurrs will
III It IN The "a day of March next nj the NJ tie High
schnol IT, te.t tn qu hfc,uinnS ut tn candidates 80
TerluGna viii ais ~ received tr. IN candidates al
a iii @tan' =, shr~ng their qua fcatiuns for the sna
Iinn. by order, J w. Til.YARD.
JAZZ 4t Clerk of the Go u" nf Pub. ~chn"is
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GRAND FIREM EMS & CITIZENS BALL.
YHNHe, NEW MARKET TIltE COMPA-
M NY would respectfully announce 20 their rret ds
and the public, that their eighth Annuat Ball will
take place on TUESDAY EVENING, Iaauar 27,b
N. l.. corner of Hanover and Lombard streets The
Company pledge themselves that the sane order that
has been observed at their former Balls will he
strictly adhered the present occasion.
ri krt, dular-o b. had of any of The follow
ing Ganag"rs, aud nj the door The night Of the BAL
Huuaye celebrated COrILLION BAND will be
in attendance.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Charles Mcdonald, William IIeHning.
john Rel, William McMahOn,
Peury f Cordery,
MANAGERS.
INV MARRFT-GeO. UaUpr, Edward Cherry, Sa-
mucl =. RIdgaway, Timothy Costello, R0br NJ Cloud,
Alexander Hand, Jam X BrOwn, Andrew Nichul.
so.. James CT dk, Alexander Stewart.
MECHANICAL-YanalI Saldergton.
UNION William G. Ross.
FRIENDsHIP-Pa:Eick Riley, ir.
DEpTFoRD--Daniel Evans.
LEE TY-CharGs Davis.
iNDEPENDEN r--Thnmas Rruscup.
VIGiLANT-Edwaid Mitchell.
COLUMBIAN-Aaron w. Stoc kton.
FIRST tALTIMORE- William ArnIilage.
UNITED- John Shamburg,
FRANKLIN Robert Scott,
Henry A. Eunt.
PATAFsCo- Walter Jones, ". NJ. BAH.
llowARD Francis a. Miller.
WArCHmAN--Herrl +. u iron, Jr.
LAYAYETTE-D wa Bowen.
ial3-e"rb lss! ca A., l.. SPIES, Ballet Master.
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TN1AT6E HOTICE-W WANTED DAILY-Clrrks,
IN book keepers, bar Keepers, PorteIs for stores;
English Teacher CoaChmen; Osers; WagOners;
Ovgrseers; 20 abOrcrs; Agents: 20 Cooks, Washers.
and ltnnerS ChambefnaidS Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids SeamstrGSSss; House keepers, rnd
anunlher Ut other situations to numerous TO mention
and too valuable 30 lose Families have Only 10 give
n' call AMI their wants will he immt daeiy attend
Cd 10. Servants sent fran my Office can always bring
satisfactory Recommendations.
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IN ONTMORA AZ. PRICE,,
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-u No 90 S.CALYERT STREET,
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ND EU N EkS-Iu Fame, BoTrs. Mrs. MIC
KERs0N has just received from Pbilndelnhia
P'ench rfumrry in fancy hoxes, Intended for hell
day presents. 81 ", Howotd 81, d20
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Il lew uOOTs from thc corner OIL SCUM,
NCaElN Nnnnsite the EXChMmae.

SITUATION WANTED-By a middle aged
~ man, ms an assistant clerk or porter in a whole
sale grocery, -four commission house or any other
orally useful to his employer-the very best of refer
cnces, in regard to character, SC, Apply To
LEWIS f. SCOTTI,
ia3 No, 10 Eychauge pi,ca
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o. tFUAVIUN WANTED ny mIhdie-auGd
~ man without family as Il vegetable, fruit, tree
or flower Gardener and would make hinself general
ly Use nj. lie can come highly recommended from
his last employer For further particulars, ap0ly at
JAZZ l.. +. SCOFFl, 10 Exchange Pace.
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"a OHM w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER.
81 FAYrTTE-sT., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal-ly
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1Aa Gstgo5. nLANkErs, FnAMXnLs


aM &TVDI. ATfSEFS, FbANNtcLS
VIZ W - L.GI, sc. Il. McEhHrWNEY X
CO we m NM m nli for sale 1t at the lowest
npS IrIcfS ilfIG aud well sci: Cttd stock nf the
aNpv goods, with aye or Il aSSur npu'0 nrrS SkS,
Mnu.en de Il ,iuG, tiaSIIn re, Luru Guuds, Vtlyegs,
Curlun Goods, Domestic Go"d, sc,
1873 = llIimore street.
d29 Between Cilvrd aHt light.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
saNOThf +R STUCK SELL NC OFF 1T COST!
.rOME ANU Seq
ThN MONDAY. l2'h ianutry ut
w NuS7 BALTt " IRE STREET,
A ige stock Of Fancy ana S'ape Go IDS will he sold
at PRIME COST Where SANE o, the gfeatest bar.
gains ut til Sea>nn may h" md.
CtSH ER+S, Mo SELlNES, CHlNlZES,
CAL ,OES Silks, STA Ms.
BLANK rs ~. wv Els. DbHESfI
and All Kind 0f Fancy GuOdS. beaut I'll aud rich.
CLDrII, G,S THKES, VEsTlNGS,
SCARFS, CRAV ATS, HDKFS
OF all a. tiles AMI kin IL. nj prime cost, without re-
serv. Call early, and W II mt ne ii-apprint' d.
jt3 ED WARD /. RICHAR'Si'N.
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IUMPHANT SUCCESS!


FHlLADELFHI, o., tctObCr ~, 1915.
The undersigned is Induced % make lnp following
bref st Iement under frm conviction that many
valuable lives might he saved was recourse had to
the same means which have restored me 10 he It'll
had suffered for Yeas wi h weakness of the LUNGS
add LIVER ChhPLAINr, hut 50 gradual we're the
inroads uf disease that rlt no alarm unit witd4
IN my breast and right side, great oppression, almost
srangIIng, aud total inability tor Use the CUTTup mat
ter WI ch ub5ttucted my breathing; and at times 30
great was my suffering thOn.ht could not live
Hnur. IL ~ scarcely necessary 10 >ay, hdt during
tins tine had the hest medical at eni .ucc, was cup
ped biislered, sc. with II" avail. | asO used vari-
Gus advertised aud W Il known medicines. ohtining
no relief Whatever uulil I procured THOHSONS
COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR Nd WOOD
N.7PHfIfi, one acute Oi which henefLrd me murc
tIan all else had taken; aud NOW assert it, as u,y
solemn belief that by this time IhouH hHre b. en- in
mn Craze had not procured this 'catr1y Hs nae
did, SARAH JANE ADAMS
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w. LEE, FAsHIoNApLk HAIR
Wv CUTTER and SHAVER, No. N. GAY-ST
;enuemen's RazOrs set at the shortest notice alS o
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y, nIUES'S, &c.

Plum. The Subscriber has on hand supply
W of OPIUM, which he is seIiiug considerably be
low the market pcce. j, w. w, HERDON,
No LID NASI nLaI
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fqH FIRING GOODS.
- fREDERINK FICkEY & SONS.

fg1 PEsTNCi GOODS.
- FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
No. $40 B.9LTfMORE ST,
HIVE received nv late arrivals from Europe a large
addition to ibtir former stock nf GODS, which gpi ne
increased by several packets whiGh arrive this
month.
Pearl, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Ia es stay Bindi0gs aud Thread Lact
Carpet aud London BINDINGS
raIl0rS' Trimmings
Satin, Silk and Cotton CRAVATS
Spool Cotton
Tiley's Patent shoe THREADS
ERc-h and German Hosiery and Gloves
B0bhin LaceE and EtgingS
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTbtRY q complete assortment"
Snuff Boxes and Jews' Harps
States, Slate Pencils, and general assotInCni Of
GERMAN Goods.
ALSO--On Rsignment-
Solid Read PINS
Git, Lasting, Silk and Bone BUTTONS
Gum SuspendCrs, Combs
Playing Cards. Brushes
Fancy Dap and perfumery
CLOCKS, friction Matches
Sh G BLACKING
Gilt Jewery, Razor Str0ps, &c. 10 winch we in
wife the attention Of purchasers, and will only say TO
Them, that if they will give a call before making
their purchases they will find it 10 their advantage,
az we have made such arrangements for importing
our goods will enable Us 20 Offer them at prices
which cannot fail 10 please. [Al fell
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LINEN GOODS!
TT ED WARD BIRD,
De No. 2O0 BALTIMORE STREET,

- No. 2O9 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has just received and will open this day, an assert
ment of superior IRISH LINENS Of various kinds,
such as BatkIey's Undressed; Richardson's very
heavy. for fairly use also, w. II DunSeal's soft
superior quality and texture, for shirt bosOms ahd
collars. sc.
10 4 IL and 10 Bar .sley SHEETlNG; Irish do.
54 Irish Pillow case LINEN, VERY ime,)
Table Uamask aud ID max Table Cloths
Bird eye and Hdckahack TOWELLING
Damlsk NAPKINS; border ID buckaback Towels
Russia and Scotch Diapers, some extra wide
Linen CaWhric HOK -. ftom cts. to 81
Linen Cambria REVERE h0rdefed l. Cam. Hdkfs.
HemS'ched 10. Printed do TOR grntlrm"n)
o. With large stock { Fancy aud staple DRY
GOODS, selected with care for city uade. Heads OF
F mites rcqa slrd 10 call aud eX mine his stock
before making lhpir purchases,
j. EDWARD EiRD, No. 800 Baliimorest.
fell! fri near Charles 81,
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WIN Ter A ILRhEU r3hg r4NT.
TO THE SDUTH-THREE TINES A WEEK
and BY FAR THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
WA THE CHESAPEAKE BAY LINE,
CARRYING THE GREAT

CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MIL,
II aRzz=Ea7 Leaving lower end Of SUear's Wharf,
G9rgs by iassf, Baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D
SSIsa41sCazSffE MES DAY and FRIDAY, at 4 O'Clock,
F. in The veil known ana complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt Cannon, (beiDg well prepared for
the winter for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va connec-
ting next morning, al O'Clock, with the Steamboat
IA seaoY CURTIS PECK Capt. Davs,0r steam.
&sNsl &,Fisg1 boat ALICE, Capt skinner for Rich
9SStsaadEaz6 mond, TO City Point Railroad, for Pc
fsb Tg Va, CARRYING there about two hOu aht ad Of
the Greet Southern Mail Linc) without fail Of con
ecton--nO loss Of Sleep and hut one change OF bag
gage-thence by Petersburg Railroad 10 Weldon. n.
c., and thence by raIoad and steamboat to Charles
ton, 5 O., aud hence by the southern routes to New
Orleans through in ab0ut seven days, and much the
most pleasant, comfortable and shortest route South
~ Passengers may rest assured shai the Fay aud
James River Lin" OF Boats well prepared for The
WINTER Travel, The OufurL oIpasseHgsrs being W, II
attended by The officers and pfoFiigtors and what
u here stated may he relied on rs the truth.
fs7@-fhc Ray Line leaves Norfolk on TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, al4 u'cIuck, r.
VI. TOR Bttmp'G. arriving Hbonl O'Clock next nom
ing, cunuecliUr win rh30cI-ha "a-s.
WINTER FARE.
The gre aidu0ul expense for the Winter Line
"ompals the psop'eto.s 10 advance the passage for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
h"ne", V"''''';';, ...'...'...,.,..- 5000
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond Va..............,.,.... TOO
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. G.. 1890
Passage bftwe u Baltimore j Charleston. *. G. 12g0
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boatsl
by This arrangement passengers will perceive that
this route is tina cheapest, pleasant and comfOr-
table, and bat little doubt of delay from Ice las in the
Potomac, o. the Great u. ). Mail Ruute) as we have
engaged the Ice Boat, to keep open track for us in
the PatapscO River when possible
QT5- Travellers viii be directed ley our Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, mud who will give eve.
ry information and conduct them To the boat. Hand
your cheeks to him our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat,) in the depot yard, who will attend to your
baggage,
dl7 T. SHEPPARD. Agent.
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For the American Republican,
MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION

Proceedings Of Saturday, FEB. 81. The In
stitute took up the subject of instruction IN
Arithmetic. Mr.. r. Connolly opened the dis
cussion by recommending a course emlnently
rational, and insisted on this position, with one
exception only-that of beginners in the ele-
mentary rules. A child may be early trained
to expertne.s and accuracy in these rules long
before the theory of this ground work of the
science could be nculcated with any probablII-
ty of success. But here, merely practical arith-
metic should cease. Every future step should
be with a reason for it. Training the memory
in rules should, by nc means, be allowed to
supercede instruction in principles.
In passing from elementary operations, the
effort should be made to impart clear and
thorough knowledge Of fractions. Upon full
acquaintace with these, depends SO much OF
what, it is conceived, should be regarded pro-
per intellectual course of arithmetic, that too
much would not be hazarded in affirming that
an acquaintance with fractions includes know
ledge of the whole science of arithmetic. At
the same time, the pupil should be made well
acquainted with oral arithmetic, and well train
ed in analytical operations. He will then see
that he has to depend OH the universal rule of
adding, subtractng, multiplying or dividing,
according to the requirements OF the question.
The presentation OF the subject to the student
in this form, not only possesses the recommen-
dalton of carrying him through course which
he must understand, but it has the merit of be-
ing that which he will retain and carry with
him into active life, and to which he will event
ually turn when the book of rules will be re-
moved, and common sense has come to his aid.
From these premises, the conclusion is evil
dent that the living teacher should be mainly
relied on all elementary instruction in Arith-
metic. Text books are to be resorted to more
for the purpose of obtaining practical questions
than a set of rules for the student to commit
The use of particular text book, therefore,
need not necessarily be taken as an index of a
teachers course.
MIR. G concluded by recommending, as a
text book for the elementary course, the last
edition of Smiths Arithmetic.
After expression of coincidence in these
views of Mr.. Connolly, on the part of several
members of the Institute, the subject was laid
aside.
The next subject taken up by the society will
be that of the Greek language. The discus
sion will be opened by the Rev. Mr.. Dashiell
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From tie Saturday Emporium
OLD NTER'S HERE.

rom tIit DdtNiuiy ftaItiiu H.
OLD NTER'S HERE,
BY ). wAKEFIELD.
Old Winters here-oh, what shah do'
For he's bees at his pranDs Il. day:
He's dFum'd on my ears the ''deVi'5 l1to0,'
Unul they both are black and blue
Away, old fellow, away!
Old Winters heie-he almost froze
My fingers the other day!
And only last night he nip'd my toes
And now he's trying to pinch my nost--
Away, Old fellow, away!
Old Winters here-the lazy lOut
1 found in my room to-day;
Hew to drive him away was lOns in doubt
But at length managed TO thalo him out,
And guess I'll keep him away!
Old Winter looks so wrinkled and gray,
That you'd think his sport was done:
But III tell you a caper saw HIN play
Upon damscl the other day
And he did it "iust for fun!''
All! little that lovely maiden knew
OF the tlOubles in store that day!
For he cTept up slyly, and gave a 'waeW!'
Then after the terrified damsel flew
And LAUGHED til my face turn'd black and blue
To see her scamper away!
Old Winters here-when first we met
We deemed him to kindness prone;
But his F'dander's upland guess we N get
A kick or two from the villain yet;
But should not care if he'd only let
The poor and the aged alone
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VEGETABLE PILLS

FHNHE UENUINE Y tlHFIA BL e Pills,
u AN EFFEETUAL CURE FOR GONORRHEA
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. sc or all the rene
dies yet discovered for the OF these comp ANTS
the Vegetable Pills have been the most efectua as
they have never been known 10 fai effect perma
nGnt cure. They are mild and pleasant TO take, yet
powerful in their acliOn, and may he taken without
the Knowledge nf the most intimate friend These
Pills are ut up in square boxes, with full directions
accompanying each box.
90" For sale by J. o. s. N. Mccormick, N Cay.st.
90. IT,; G. Wiseman, Light st.. opposite Fountain
Inn and by ]. r. Perkins N Bro, cor Franklra and
Green SITS.
In Washnaton--hy NJ. neany, cor. A. street and
Pennsy lYania avenue, and bl G. Scott, cor. 7lh st.
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. jal7
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a. ELLgNG OFF! SELLING OFFH
- At No. as HOWARD STREET,

a ELLsNG OFF! SELLING OFFH
- At No. 25 HOWARD STREET
81 door from Fayelte ST.
large and general assortment of SeasonabIe DRY
GOODS at very reduced prices, in order 10 make
room for Spring purchases.
Rich Cashmere de LANES and Chusans
Handsome CLOAkIhGS, at the low price Of 81
Rich SHAWLS, Of various kinds, very cheap
Beautiful new sty'e CALIC0E5 at l2k
Good bieached and unbeached hUsLlNS ate
French and English MERINOS, cheap
AlpaccaS and BombaZiRcS, very cheap
Cassinets, Cashmere, and Vestngs
Woolen and Canton FLANNELS; HOSIERY
BLANKETS, and many other Winter Goods, al
closing out prices.
Also on hand, just received, n fresh supply of Do
nestle, Furnishing and ~taple DRY GOODS, at our
usual low nrct s-enbTaCiHg
Reached and brown SheeIncs and Shrtings
TickiRls; cold Cambrics; Checks; Stripes, &c.
RarnsIPy and Irish ceilings, 10 4 and 10 4
Damalt Table Diaper, Napki9s and TowelIing
PiliOw-case Linens, Irish Linens, sc.
Cambria, JacOnet, Swiss. Book aud Plaid Muslns
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
fe7 M, 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette.
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YANKEE NoTIoNs IN ENGLAND. Among the
articles now exported largely to England, are
clothes-pins, (Which are carried over by hun
dreds of hogsheads,) ivory and wood combs,
augers, ginlets, and cut lacks. In all these
things (says the Journal of Commerce) VIC sup
ply the English market
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsM

ANOTHER STOCK SELLING OFF IT COST!
"COME AND SEE"
FH7HIS DAY. SELLING OFF At
ii No. 50 BALTIMORE STREET,
large stock Of Fancy and Staple Goods will be sold
at PRIME COST Where some Of the greatest bar
gains of the season may he had.
CASH "ERES, MO 'SELINES, CHlNTZEs,
CALICOES, SILKS, SHAWLS,
BLANKETS, FLAN SELS, D0MESTICS,
and all kinds Of Fancy Goods, beautiful aud rich
CLOTHS, CASSlNERES, VESTINGS,
sCARFS, sRAVATS, HDKFs.
of all qualities and kinds, at prime cost, without
serve. Call carly, and you will not he disappointed.
fel3 EDWARD J. RICHARDSON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02
FREIGHT mo PHILADELPHIA.

- - : Inc FTclgLt TTGns Of The
ifEssssSis5tSssss5r "A Philadelphia, W miugton and
tgsass u S4aA. Baltimore Railroad Company
.-S2aas-- ---sStasssfa now running daily Except
Sunfays) hetween Baltimore and Philadelphia.
o. MER"HANDlZE, &c, will be received at
the depot, corner OF President and Fleet Sta every
day Except Sundays) until = O'Clock, r. NJ
tGS- All articles must he accompanied with me-
m0randum, shelving the marks, destination & name
of censignee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for vouy places (where agency is e tabshed) must
be PAID advance, otherwise they will moi be sent
dl5-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent.