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pY JAMES VI. MILLER
Id On TUESDAY lilly 2Hlh

DY JAMES VI. MILLER
Id On TUESDAY, JULY 28tlL
AT lGt O'clock AT store No. 2 lAbertyst
Doors SHoEsltN0 cuses boots, .hoes aud hrogans
consisting OF every varictysuiuhc tor Southern Western
On THU KSDAY July 30th.
tl0i o'clock al the store ofthe late tnn OF Gilman
Smull 4 Co. Nos and Ferry-st.
SoLE LEArnEs-jOoO sdes Hemlock Sole Leather, 1900
do Oak.
On FRIDAY, July 81, 1876.
At IL o'clock, ut the Merchants Exchange
VIII be- sold under Tie direction OF David H. Ursnniss
Master Chaucery, all those tso lots OF land with ia,
improvements known No l57 Mercer.l zach lot being
- feet trout and rear. By leo deep
At lOi o'clock, al the store Ot A Clhfn No 253 Pearst
Doors, shoEs AND BRoGArs5Oo cases fresh and
suitable for Southern, Western and City trade
WEDNESDAY. August 5th
Third Tdde Sale OF PuTa und Manufactured India
her shoes IN al the store of hbner Breeden "
and ~ God-st
pairs Para aud Manufactured India rubber Shoes.
consisting IN part ofai! tho various kinds, VIZ
Mems und WOmcns patent sheet rubber Uy-r.hoeL
80 slee-rubber and cloth slrapd do
% finished Para Shoes,
Womrn's do do
Misses do do
Women. furted and lined Boot. and Shoes.
sailo-,u bound Greciana.
manufactured Buskin-.
sheetuIbbcr Sandals.
Mems and Women- metallic Ov-r-hosa
The attention Ot Tho Trade, generally respectfully
9uesi-d 10 this Sale w be- found extensive Than
formerly, and 10 consist Of improved style. hnsh
Terms liberal and made known at Sale
THURSDAY. August d, l8td.
." i"i oe'oe" at Tue store OF Cms sl LeGpp Co No ~
SOLE LssrHEa-5GOl sides Of sole Leather with oher
ARTICLES Ia tiic line, on i credit OF four mouths
Ply JACOB =. PLaTr-sEcoNO Fall TRADE SALE
~ ot HAkDwAkE rms sEAsos.-JACOB = PLATr VIII
sell tmS day al ~ o'clock at - Pls 800 casks, cases
and lots English, German French aud American Hardwur,
and Cutlery Gnd FGncy Goods naAing n general assort
He among "hchis 40 lots pocket aud penknyes knives
hhd forks, azors Scissors Also 100 ps tine English
lowe Nnyes &c N D. For particulars SEQ under Auc
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o DrAR!-The A1Jony Aygus with that sweet
sensibility for which it is proverbial SAYS

I'VE only rcgre; that Col stevcnsou'- command viii
take from Immediate vicinity, and from other paTts
OF the state, active and intelligent portion oil our
population which generally we should prefer not
10 spare
How affecting.
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To .NacaGii, aud Cti:erf a, general.
AT MARSHALL'S OLD STAND,

No. - IUaIall--l- -'t'N-l VTA-
MILL be- found siGr--. So>Ou-. and Collar, of every
w description, Wholesale and retail We have every
confidence from p.> patronage .ls making i;;IHg. and
uesJnes> ~ goods combined Win system oi transact
lug business, that hos h0 have purchased OF
ioiogr Will la 10 call ami -NanInr goods before
purchasing elsewhere, and that they wi be iuy satisfied
every particular.
No SECOND PgicE oN Any CONSIDERATION
Cal and
Tie Original Troy Sulri Depot,
" -L-.tn- y - -.
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ENGINEERING
william AKTsUE, Co>sULrISG ,NO DgrsHrIN

WILLIAM AKTsua. CONSULTING AID DR,rsHrrNG
ENGINEER
Once "a N1i--lree.
NERO aANTS ana Others ordering machinery Tor home
vi u ~ exploration VIII n great advana il la wing
their plans iasIared and wothu. drawings furnished pre-
vivu- 10 contracting Also pau- ana WORKING drawings
furnished he order OF engineers and manufacturer. OF
leo
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~ Corns Cure NarranIed---rhe Arabian Corn
Plz>;eran eretlA cure Il easily appsivG and
immediate relief In csSe Il slosd IA, 10 cure i
!uoaey VIII be refunded For sale ty DAN ID SANDS
co. No u E=.i Broadway TO fulious and - Broad
way: { h Ring iS2 Broadway: {. Eubhart So Hudson
- Nyau heiciaT. lel Eulrcns.; Siill ~ spring
:; r VI Gcon IL Boweryi and ~ D!ussists sehefa4S-
prcr = ctuis pei. box jyli lmrodls
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- .xHN MORNING LINE A. o O'clock, /

III MORNING LINE nj o'clock, iyr
lsz2.:---l Albany, from the Steamboat Pier foot Vf
Warrcn-L landing al Haiumond-4t Van
CDrlndt Dock, Newburgh Pougine-psr. Kingston, Cats
kIl, Hudson. Leaving New-fofA Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday. Albany tuesday, Thnr-day and Saur1ay.-
Passage - Passengers taxing this boat viii arrive IN
time for The tram otcir from Albany Wa 10 Buffalo and
North 10 Saral oga, Whitehall and Lake Champlain.
The and elegant ipw pressure steamer METAMO-
RA Capt 2. n. Smllh "Wednesday july 10Th at O'Clock
Breakfast aud dinner on board. Iy23 IT.
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WASHINGTON POST, President.

A. B. HoDcEs Secretary.
~ The nboye Company continues Merchandise,
Drelug HOUSES aud Furniture against losses BY Fore
fe,ts a, fl-or0ble any OTHER responubie Co,apnp
Ill losses sustained BY tbs Company promptly and b
orally SETTLED. jy2s 2wiscoi
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HITTONs. NV

acre Subscriber lZ band, % u ON Inports-
ION and C:rr- tJr ,ai. - package lot: - >u1r7
rr, 3rsc, and Bin Curry Combs. FIRE lroas CaroEs
Eo,.- Cas Butt, Frame PGll-ys, Tea hett.es, Norfolk
Lsiches Iron CID Brass Csnd!--ncss spurs, BED KEYS
Guns P-TcussJa Csp-, >lair Roc. Iron Plated and Ger
r,sp S.lYrr Srsol- Tea TRAYS All Waters, Rim. Pal
7IrL slt tt! Ia- S1- peuG-r. SOcA. Pant, N--i. sbc-
H.t ana Cap Bnc,- and Sides Pocsst BooS !oks snt
pm. A..-. Sku Bag grs-a--. Steel and Brass S=g Locks
srk.fa,tDor f.sri- Mathematical Instruments Tape
V.s5--- Table MAJ Ii.nb!e- Tooth Brushes, Bends
ana Bssd Srx. Psir-e- Steel s3d CT. Watch Chains and
Kry- Needles Nei.i Buckle, EEetis. lFe-zsF-, Prar
Sfi and Fapsr Buttons Whit brown, coioged aud gIel
TNyiue.
T,,'1Is sr :. ROBERT y FOSTER
80 So. I..v,.i-, = G0tl-s- iuE-s.air-
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.rtss EOR TnE EIsiIINl: KNNKS.-

,G--zAra----i, The sranhoaI HIuHLANDEK' tnPtNin
Charles H. Armstrong, Will make trip 20
the Fishing Banks "Wednesday, July 2sth leaving
follows III" foot OF Wnrrenst at quarter before a. NJ;
Hammond Deancey-t quarter before y Cath
ERNEST. 9; Pier No . ~ Il. nj half past9.
Dinner will be- provided on board Bait al co-tnes at
reasonable Fare costs. for the excursion.
The steamboat Highlander will continue her regular trips
To the Fishing Banks. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sar
days through The For further information apply Ia
W. A h. SCHULTZ. Comer Of We-l and Dmnne -l..
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6y=1 CITY AND COUNTRY. One Of the most nc,
t IeslrADe LesleLc.s M sNnl HroohlYn onLY E40

6y-t CITY AND COUNTRY. One Of the most nc,
t. desirable residences IN South Brooklyn only x@
- mile from he Ferry, ia STATE st gear PoWrrs-sl.
Tie house t"O stories hi gh nearly new built with the ys~
comfortable home having On Tie ground
hoor Kitchen range boiler reservoirs, &c The grounds
taboIt al acre Or - o well stocked with productive grape
VINES ifu Trees Of yanous Kinds asparagus and strawberry
beds, sc. 50.
This property together with the entire furniture Of lhs
HOUSE VIII be- sold iof Sl5O rented year or more
10 an dnrKceptonab.e tenant, REASONABLE. trfms
POssrr-on gwen LIST May next-pOssbly list Nov next
The ." rf desires TO procure tenant p1rchese before
sa'hs e country Oh lat August and he viii be In Tie city
tor ~" days amer zsl inst when application may be-
made 10 him below. After inst III not i,oossd OF
bet0rej apply To EDGAR HICKS COunsL BROOKLYN.
JyI6 us MARCUS SPRING, 10 Broad-st
fr=. TO LET-The dwelling part Of Hou.e corner o
IL I"sGt-tI.t and Ninth yenUe (Chcisea-square re-
P!etr with every convenience for boarding house or
school! has sixteen rooms, Including bath room yatsr
Closet range and all the modern Groom aef fxtures
Rent Io~ ~ good Tenant Inquire of
d. A CUSHMAN, No. laa Pearlst
Ay.9 ISL or 5tl-eyenGe, between 1th and 2st SIS.
e. TO LET-A rare oppOuunly-lo a small gen.eel,
Hent, very plrasanLy situated IN a Yery respectable
Li n SSo per anlum Apply 10 DE- WHITE.
- sLo9n..t jy2a ai.-
g. TO LET-Pan OF house Isl RiyinZon-.L VIZ. noas
IL basement, two parors with folding door, marble
shtrs and crates, trs soor Win four aiic rooms,
eo'i vault ior sace and large yard possession
y, Apply to Z. Z PlNCKNEf ~ sanoo-.t -n-I-
RA To LET-To small genteel family, or Two sIk
&4 gentlemen one front room, TWO bedhoon' atos,,no
or unfinished, al No y EigbLsayendo aAy ~ sai
AbingtDnsd uare-Csoto water IN The mouse 80 sts
be nad ii required - - -
e. HOUSE WANTED-A tnag eve :" raned sns
2 small family on th- hr-i OF s-ptrnoer Address box
Z<77-sLating location and ertns ----------- -
eo CENTURY PL4NT.-By request OF several
trends We VIII EXHIBIT i,y ,ybtch ia d; lee, h.h
u tlIs ~! 90 and contains Upw ard of
three thousand Eo"ers. e,5 $500
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nISEASES OF THE EYED WHEELER,
DOculist =. Crsenwicl-si- y y -rh continues treAi
with cat-d success every disorder which ih, mpor
tst and beautiful no- References 10 the hrst
fsi.i,=, IN the ci;y. Once hours from 4 d. 70 2 NJ
iy2s 6lisepoE
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IT." 1.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. of al
lsrrSsl ENcnr-ion-.--A -Ril across the Hudson

rS szrs-,l, ENcnr-on-.A -ail across the Hudson
River to Hobohen, and then walk To the
Elysim Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
of the place sv prove III" most easily accomplished and
attractive OF all ral excursions that Ice made from the
cIty
The grounds now present charming aspect the Trees
being N leaf and The soil covered with rich tur.
The walks are excellent order. having been consider
ably embci-hri the present Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there VIII bee 10 attendance
At the Coonade Elysian Fields. excellent Band of
Music which VIII perform selections from tue tayOrllo
Operas. popular airs, marches wsltlr- sc.
The Ferry Boat from Barclay Canal aud Christopher
com pleely fitted up with A'vuing= and Seats.
Night b0Ht- from Hoboken 10 Burclhy-s- until II
O'Clock. E-rriage st cents. iuy iml-ua-
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TOR -ALE.-Nuie building lois on Tx. NexasH Turn
PIKE ruad about mile iron J-F-ey Iliy ry, al lie
foot ot Bergen mr. These lois well Localized Prics
exceeding $50 esch For farther particulars Inquire
The premises ri Tie house OF PATRICK DIVINE
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INSTRUCTIONS in Drawing snd Paining-Nr-
l>TRASSER Of Germany / d->iro'ls OF making arrange,
l.nt. yI rrrtusI. at schools give instructions 10
classes In Drawing snd Painting. BE SouG HkeSI-e
GIVE lev priv4i- pupils moderate terms lie REFER
p,r-s- -fig 10 vii themselves Of lis -e.-i- ~ Mr
( Mavr artist NJ a Lisp-asr-st q which atire- Nr
:. aso NAV be seen IS-s lTl-'
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Gencral Notices.
WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. !! Wai-st. Newly DIRK. md Grnnd-st
Williamsburg.

DIRECTORS
Samuel Wille-. Frederick w Fsvre, Washington Post
Chas o Handy, Nicholas Wyckor = T Van Boskerck,
William Lay,in, Andrew c. Benedict, Jeremiah Johnson,
Tho- McEraih, SamueH Clapp, Frsncis Du Bois
Lemuel Richardson.
WASHINGTON POST pra.,,.,,
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sew INVENTED
WIGS.

sEw INVENTED
WIGS.
n.TCHELoR's NEW invented Wigs and Sealps arc
u nroaoune-d by al ho hsye and worn then
eeci and nsnrs heads OF hair Wig invited
- n,psc them they win once perceive tai whai
40 Ioiz 20 hen 9! ntolsrsbo discomfort.
VIII benerforih be real luxury WIN BATCHELOk.
and only manufacturer, WasL near EfoAd>
way removed from ls5 Broadway Jy25 lmeotis.
CARRIAGE CL0TH.-lco pieces IBdls anbeer
SCaIrsgs Clo.n, tps and fgured OF superior soauiy;
for sale a The lowest market prices, al the warenss "
,hs Newark ~ j. India Rubber Factory, u Aaid'nne-
jylo isT
DIG IRON.-iO0 toas No. Victoria PIG Iron 70: sa.e
40 ~ III
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Inn nrder. fnr AUTHORIZATIONS.

IN Coun,r- -raner- intended for z Planners 4.
c. should D.. addressed &c TRIBUNE BUILDINGS a,
has no other oce nor he depuIet person RI
sent h. Agency IN any other place IN i's Cy jyn /
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r-,,-Sti...iE BANkS.-rhc steamboat X. H. ST EMS,
Capt X. l. Mabry. "Wednesday. July
18th 1876 will make excursion to the Fishing Banks,
leaving ~ follows
Foot Murray :. O'clock A. NJ iIammonds, Ut IL
D-nncry-st. nj ~. CHthrrne--t AT ~ Caihsrine Ferry
lBrpukyul nj q Pier MOL \. X. atgt.
Lines VIII bee furnished reasonable rates Bait gratis.
Dinner on board 81 cents.
Ibis delightful ives d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22

MANIFESTO OF Mexico. The Washington
Union of Wednesday night, contains the pro-
clamation issued by Paredes; from which it
seems, that we were led into error by the Union
of the preceding day, in stating that the pro-
camation contained a declaration of war
Paroles expressly says-"I solemnly announce,
that do not declare acar against the Govern
ment Of the United States;" but then he directs
the Mexican army to repel the invasion by the
army of General Taylor, of what he terms the
Mexican territory. The right to the territory
between the Nueces and TIE Rio Grande is
claimed by both nations, and we have pro-
ceeded to occupy it. This has produced the
collision between the two armies. We are not
prepared to say whether or not our Govern
ment committed an error in the removal of the
army to the Rio Grande; but it is there, and it
must be sustained in lis position. With refer
ence to the boundary between the two nations,
that is a question which must be deferred for
future settement-at present our business is
not with boundary lines, but with the success
ful prosecution of the war in which we are en-
gagged. We have been assailed, and must
chastise the enemy into better manners If
Paroles did not declare war he made it, by d.
recting his General to commence an assault
upon the American forces-and acts speak his
intentions better than words. Mexico gave
the first blow, and it must be returned with in
terest.
Paredes appeals to the sympathy of other
powers but he seems to have forgotten his re-
fusal to receive our minister to settle matters
amcably. He chose his own position, and
preferred hostilities to peace. What is there
in this conduct which can enlist the friendship
or sympathy of any other nation? The de-
sire of the United States was to obtain justice
from Mexico in peaceable manner; and for
this purpose q minister was sent to Mexico,
but he was not received by that Government,
although such refusal was in violation ola pos .
tive promise. Under these, circumstances the
charge of injustice made by Paredes against
the United States, comes with an ill-grace.
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IMPORTANT RUMOR.

MPORTANV RUMOR. II is rumored that
II M. DOYLE intends selling several of the splen-
did capital prizes that to be drawn this week.
This should be ascertaned; and if such be the ease
all persons should furnish themselves with package
in the following splendid lotteries. One thing is es-
tabllshed beyond doubt, viz; that at the Capital
rflze Depot they sell more handsome prizes than al
any other two offices in Baltimore. ANY one will be
fully satisfied of this if they will give DOYLE a trial
in some of the following splendid schemes TO be
drawn this week.
FRIDAY, capitals $4,000, tickets "a shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000 Whole tickets al &,
halves so cts, quarters 25 cts, DOYLE intends sell
ing prizes in this scheme TO the of So, 678,
therefore adventures will find il much to their ad-
vantage to give him call before purchasing else
where. Certificates of packages will be issued as
foows-25 whole tickets at Sl2 halves Sc, quarters
So, eighths 81 so. Now's your time.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greaestvarety of lucky numbers, by
ME package, single ticket, share. All orders pc,
mail or otherwise, addressedt to
M. DOYLE, o.l44 Prattstreet,
Ii fri Opposite b 81 o. X. r. Depot
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Volunteers. The chesapeake Rifle
men," under Capt. Steiner, numbering about
leo men, are busily making arrangements to
proceed to New Orleans, and start thence to
the Rio Grande, in order, if possible, to have
a little Of the fighting before it is all over
They paraded last night and made fine APP
pearance The maryland Volunteers" un-
der Capt Stewart, and "Towson RiAemen,''
Capt. Marriott, are also busily engaged in
their respective encampments, in preparing
their men by drill and exercise, for active SER
vice. The other corps which are organizing
are fast increasing their numbers with stout and
gallant hearts, and in few days fine body of
Volunteers will be ready for service and eager
for the fray.
Serious, if not Fatal accident. An acciden3
of the most distressing character occurred yes
terday morning at the Eastern Fountain. MIR.
Lamden, the worthy Superintendent had as
cended the roof Of the house which covers the
fountain, for the purpose of throwing tobacco
Juice on the surrounding trees, in order to pre-
serve them from the insects. He had been on
the roof but short time when he unfortunate
ly slipped, and was precipitated to the ground,
breaking the only leg he had, (he having lost
the other by an accident several years ago.
fracturing his skull and otherwise seriously in
turing himself He was Immediately conveyed
to his residence, where the best medical advi-
sors were soon in attendance. Every thing was
done for him in the power of surgery, but it
is feared that he cannot survive. He is quite
an elderly man.
Conmitiedto Jail. Officer Schwatka, yester-
day, arrested Francis Dorsey, charged with
most outrageous conduct towards his wife, Ca
Uterine Dorsey. Justice Wright commit ed
him to Jail, in default of security to keep the
peace
For the National Fair. The new and beau
tiful Suction Engine and Hose Carriage, late
ly built by Mr.. Frederick Devis, for the Friend
ship Fire Company of this city, were yesterday
taken to Washington to be exhibited at the
National Fair. The Suction has been chris
tened the "Belle," the Hose Carriage the
"Ion."
Launch A new vessel to be attached to
the "Home Squadron" was launched yester-
day afternoon, from the yard at the foot of the
City Block. 1t is large and substantial con-
structed Mud yNackins, and will doubtless do
effeCtual service in deepening the harbor. 1t
was constructed under the immediate superin-
tendance of the City Commissioners.
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MARINELIsT-PoRT OFBALTlM1
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1876.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE READINe-RooM
CLEARED.
CLEAKED,
Brig XicInrine. Enrresi- GharInsfnn / K n

Brig Victorine, Forrest, Charleston, J. X. ri
Brig Tally Ho, Bergman, Norfolk, master. q
Schr. wilmington, (packeD French, Wilm
N, @. Il
Steamer Baltimore, Claypole, Philadelphia
Shriver, A
SA1LEB-Schr Mary Augusta, Munson, Be-
ARRIVED, n
Brem. ship Ann, Hortsnann, 40 days FIN b.
mdse. and l54 pas.eDge to Decke & Gerdes
Bruno & Sons; ] & Poppen, Jr; Hack & II
Ed Uhrlaub; Hy Tnierman; w & II Spilcker
Ellcott; Spilcker & Albert; and TO order.
Brig Almena, Ryder, Z days from Boston, a
cargo, to T r Mathews. Z
Brig Jos. Balch, HaIlet, 8 days from Bostt1
sorted cargo, to T Whitridge & Co.
Schr. Charlotte, Croweli, days from Bost ,
sorted cargo, 10 Osborne & Whitridge.
Schr. Repeater, Travers, from alexandria,
to Rose, Merrill & Co. u
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Sd
thing, H..
R3-The ship Stephen Lurman, for MacclI
Canton, will positively sail on Saturday neJl
inst Her letter bag will remain open at thu
Letter Office, Exchange Reading Rooms, till n
clock, A. M.
MEMORANDA. i
Brig Water Witch, LIE Brou, for BaltimorIi
days, was left at st. Johns, p R., about 9Th insf
Brig Gen. Pinckney, Gayle, for Baltimore, ",
sea from Savannah 10th inst, ... =, /
SChrs. Pearle, Nickerson, from Baltimore, as
at Providence 18th inst and Thomas Hooper,
defson, sailed from do. same day for Baltimore.
Schr. Maria, Johnston, for Baltimare, cleare
York yesterday. +
Schr Mary Ann & Amanda, Booz, from Bal
bound to Richmond, put into Norfolk 18th inst,
less of both anchors and chains, slipped during
we're squall the night previous, to prevent the Z
which was dragging rapidly, from geIng on shorf
with foresailsPlit to pieces. Z
Sehr. Emily, Davidson, at Norfolk from Bait.
when off POOLS Point, picked up about SOC
white pine plank, there being large quantities
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1z- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak .
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
plete, his Old Established Store, Water-s I'd door
from Calvert. apps
n5-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by The hest
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c.. for sale and made to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e. 9. FRYER,
Milf No. l North Gay street.
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DAMASK TABLE LINEN.

LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
YENHE subscribers have now in store and for sale,
IL by the piece yard, the largest and best assort
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART:
"a, "a, l04, IA, 1874 and 10 Irish and Barnsiey
LINEN SHEETING
40, 40, 49, SO, So and Sd inch Bolster and Pilowcase
LINEN
IA, "a, ga and 1914 Irish and Barnsey Damask TIA
BILE LINEN
IA, Sd, ga and l0.4 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper T able Linen
Ss, $40, 1912 1914, l0-l6, 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper, Dinner and Tea Napkins, in sizes
White aud coored DOYLIES
Birds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bordered Towels
Irish and Scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-together with our large stock of
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
most complete stock of LINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
13- The above Goods are from the best manufac-
turers, the most of them made to own order for
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
r. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. l63 Baltimore street,
m22 between Calvert and Light.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22

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