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:. DIsEAsrs.
Abscess, Apoplexy, Asthma, Blee ding, Burned
Or scsidsd. I; Bronchitis, ,; Carries, Il Cancer, Casual
nes Cholera lnfantum a Con.umton III C6nv slAisaa
:; Propsy in the head io Drogsy in the chest Drown.
Dysentery Epilepsy Il Erysipelas Fever bilious
Fever puerper.l Fever scarlet Fever tyPhus, Fe-
s, eonss;s,vs Heart disease Of q Hopping cough I;
90 o. stomach, ii do Of throat do Of liver 2;
hash Marssmus, 81 Old age, Palsy 2; Premature
2; Unknown, q " f-', A"s' y 1880
70 TO @, aoto So Is; % to 10 w 20 TO So Is: 50 to co.
'o e , T., ~ ~ 20 ~ .; to %. 81 % to 100, H.
CORNELiuis D. ARCHER. civ Inspector n
City Inspectsri once, May IT, 1875 -
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS

CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST ESTABI lSHMENT organized in
the United States, comprising 40 Men and Horses, 70
curing Is Carriages the performers, wardrobe
sicians &C., will be exhibited in Paterson, Easton Pa)
Reading Lancaster, Harrisburg &C. The company has st
tached to il Eight Female Equesans among whom is the
hs:s FeHf NdiT S e III AsfA arrived
whose style Of Equestrian Fesu peculiarly her own,
being chase and elassc her graceful and
md the charming noirete with which she chains her audi
eence render this gifted and Grste the lead
feature Of the this country The Propeto
fer the public the brilliant description the
TIVE Of the extraordinary and daring eas perform
ed BY h: Grst Among the novelties which
GIANT AND GiANTESs
Eantsss IN The world They will appear n JACK and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feat Of
strength and agility, and will ride horse The
entertainments will comprise II Acts Of Gym
nsstic Exerciss Classic Dpays and humorous serpeces
NIXON, and the unapproachsble Clown, DAN RICE.
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose ss.s on
nile Act of Horsemanshp by Master NIXON. Olympic Exer
Tambsyr M MAC Mr. cpis
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS. in
their elegant Gymnasc Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
the Charioeer OF Phgbus Posurng and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Neurological and
h,llan. Act Of Fsncie. Of proteusn Mr. c. Hoyes in
mtabls Dan Emmit their head The Original Banjo Meio
DIST With variety Of Others. The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers the world
my7 II
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Great Demand for REORGANIZATION
Agents for the Herald g. B. Zieber Co., Ledger Build
esvsd, and where those whining subscribe will please
leave their names and hsye the paper served regularly
their stores and dwellings after the OF the
car. Terms, IS cents month"; including the Sunday He
rald IS cents without It Single copies cents. I'm
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SCOTS BAZAAR

"a Prince street, east of ByoaHscav
SANDS SCOTT late Of the Bazaar Dew street bees 70
sc9csnt his numerous friends and the public that he has
opened the above house stylc an hon.
merit fair share Of the public patronsse From long eape.
most fs.tdous the accommodations or his house for bus,
ness and believes cannot be surpassed by snv
well supplied Nth the best Of every thing the market
Chops Cold Cuts Rarebits Poached Esss Tea Coffee and
in fact large assortment Of Refreshments all times until
twelve o'clock At night enty Of for private parties
at all times ready. InyIo I'm rrc
Mr. BENZ; OEFENs B0OK-yusi. PubIished. and for
lvl sale at the Beacon Office. franklin Square Pearl
street. New York" Legacy the Friends OF Free Dis.
review of the principle histore. facts OF
Nature, by B. Often. Price IS For sale also, The
Three lmposters. from the Latin, rare book Also new
Ruins, Works and Life OF Mr. Paine ,. voltareh Die.
tonary Mary Wostancrafts Rights Of Woman" kc. &c
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There Is q vast difference between the movement now
and that of January 1887 or October, $780, and many
years must eapse even at steady increase before the
imitation of former years can be reached.
The annexed statement Of the Clinton Bank of Colum-
bus Ohio, shows the condition Of that institution on the
LIST Of November, l845, and LIST of May, 1886 =
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Died.
On Monday, 18th nst after lingering Illness MARY,
wife of Thomas Langdon, aged Al years. months and II
days.
The friends Of her husband and those Of her family are
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
Of 26h street and 4th avenue this day. TUESDAY
10th inst) at o'clock, r. NJ
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PARK THEATRE,
GNoRA RosINA pIcO,

n fnA ITtEA M. -
SONORA ROsINA PICO,
For One Night Only!
For the BENEFIT Of MIR. BASS
an WEDNESDAY, EVENING" Nav 2Oth lag The
- performance Vii sem%sn &c, Mit6 sh,ksRearss
Pstruchio, Mr.. q. Yandenhof KstheIne, Mrs. Bland
Signora ROSINA PICO
will appear in the following VOCAL CONCERT:-
Grand new Ara-I Lombardi-"Non fu sogno"-by Sgnora
Rosina Pico, accompanied on the piano forte BY
Ballsd-"Mary Of Argyie'-Msi Moss. Scotch
Air esser felice'Signos Pieo. bonizett
GlesE,"Come Ger the brook Besss"1ME,. Wilkins
Mr. Q. Pearson, MIR. Pearson, and MIR. Buard.
Grand Roudo Conersntola--"Non piu mestan-by..
Siguora Rosina Pico. ................ Rossini
TO which will be added new comedietta, called
NICOLAS FLAM.
Nicolas Flam, Auorne y-at-La Mr. Bass.
To conclude with the farce of
LEND ME- FIVE SHILLING6.
mylo Nrc
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Total Resources. t7a,eso H3o5s4s N,734 SIT 1884, 9a
The uniformity Of movement here exhibited IL almost
unprecedented in the history Of banking in this country
When consider the remote period included in the
above table, 1t is diacut to imagine how such regular
ty Of movement could be maintained.
Tho operations Of each bank from the 30th Of April
ls45 and 1885, have been AZ annexed
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RQARDIN0-A few single gentlemen. and gentlemen add
Dtheir wives be with pleasant and
good board, 1t No as Bowsry, northwest Of Tenth
ptSsst, On reasonable nyna. myls lwsuc
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$2,l36702 2,l34,662 L971649 2,06a6sl
These two periods do not compare ofavorably those
In the first table, The this year 10 much less
than at the corresponding date last year. and the condi
ton Of the banks generally is not sound with only
falling of in circulation of $lo5,o5s. there has been
decrease in the specie on hand, Of $4l2,a66.
The banking movement Of South Carolina at the pres.
ent time, compared with the great speculative times
very limited, will be by the annexed table =:
RI o...~.. n
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Old stock Exchange.


Married.
On the l3th inst. by the Rev. VIM Patton, Mr.. ALEx.
ASDKR TAYLOR, to Miss CHRurIANA 8. MILLKR, only
daughter Of George w. Miller, ESQ., all Of this city
On Saturday, May 10th, by the Rev. Spencer H. Cone
MIR. WILLIAM H. LEE, to Miss ANNA PETTr, all Of this
CITY
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A CARD.
B All Re- has h. psEs,T1R,:s Of gs9t%n
for in New York, Will take place the Park
On which occasion viii presented the 6rst time in
A~'ns'' ne 81 sEa ss%is, S s. HORSEBACK.
H 81 sRE;s Of
NJ Bo. booi !. now open w. = = m asIs:
PARK THEATRE.
e @ PssSsH s'HS;fSYy
OR, THE s PP1zAEF4i IN PERU
form nTe.l' ths ese R1ss s Bd SsI
player who w s;s $Sss s$!s sH
.ss @ vi" include .y IS: entire
THE DESERT REPEATED.
SYMPHONY TIE VA Sis pr s 'ss
A The 1ADnasAs ST. iS g 3EssFFsDAx EVENING.
Commencing sl ShJESE Eo Sssi the direction Of
The solo parts NJ Sk tsiR;' oST S 81 PAIGE
Efs: cent; :.sS place.
mys .ms Be # %Es s Broadway.
PHILHARMONIC So sDGI 7 FEsTIyAL CONCERT,
..! s:s: q: A., ;S:n r:
hands q The n.!ees MssI. shepherd Knapp. samuel Ward
:nS @ @ Y, the R a s
ing e bs managed. that all musical societies especially
i:: :S . b 4, 4:
AJA!os NOR
RHhH MAx Az, and e TMM piano forte 'oO MI
'''''' rsoo$sf$a 9Hi5fE T. ' a'''
Ov.rrre-D.r si"sA' ny,
Grand Ari..op FssIe-fsi.o' or mo,..ihr:: weber
time in America-Madame Otto. Donizetti
XaFsr ansss jul; MG;.s
Concerto in minor (by reque.t(-Mr II. G. Timm
Grand Ar.-op n sosno"MsiS .''0'as'
- PAT :rccrp '.'.''.''..'' weber
SYMPHONY in minor-0p. ia5. for grand orchestra,
schiller Ode To CiS 'S,iss frs. tim. n
TnC sGi0 MADAME Otto AV Mis-:
Tcl. 81 :;eh.o be had a, the usual places. Of the men,
per. o. TIE sossy Of the COMMITTEE and At the doors on
To commence at O'clock precisely. myisarc
SEBEE e sN Ss.s N q. S.s Sa Ta
,nS Edsy Evenings commencing June md
s %Ys sm.se n'''-le' WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor.
TO x nu fk1fEssiASSN D THE THEATRE
a.. s s.s NJ
p:; IL sss or
II S aea
md: ds,s: md
parry with whom b. may ny engage.
c a:s's q q: s" Bel
mailed prior May iot and prepaid win meet with prompt
iT0y;TE5 - .; z77,775
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TENNIS COURT, 233 BOWERY.

TENNIS COURT, 2s3 BOWERY
THE Subscriber, having taken the place.
would inform his friends and the Public that the Ball
Alley, aud the whole of the establishment has undergone
thorough repairing To the Alley has been added gallery,
20 feet by IS for the convenience of the This
with alley of 20 feet complete order he will be
to secure the patronage Of the lovers Of that healthy
Segars and rseshments he will the Judgment Of
his customers
H. WOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley,
- Directly opposite Prince u.
New York MAY 7, 1916, my9 m m
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LIE. WILLARD 4 w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctionees.
give their personal attention 70 he Sale. q House
Stocks q C,oeksry Dry Goods Grocery and
gig from their friends d The public consgnments their
they will the spacious No II Wall street. late
Adams Express Once. all lmsm
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DAY OF PUBLICATION
Positively on the 2ln instant.
N OS. and Of Edgar A. Poe's Opinions of
IN THE NEW YORK LfTERATL
Some honest opinions random their Aucrial
ments, with occasional words Of personality"
Godeys Lady's Book and Arthurs Magazine united
for June, 1896
Look for list Of contributors that csonot be surpassed
Nos; and Of Poes Opinions this number. The de.
and has been that reprint has
Something like Fashion Plate will be found in the june
No. coorsd (see il those in other magazines also
beautiful steel plate and patterns Of Caps
l.. A. Cooley, Publisher.
For sale at Burgess, 6tringer Co.'S, 222 Broadway
w. II. oraham's, Tribune Building
w. Tsyior's, Aston House myIs itsrc
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FARE TO : Bedord cents, East New 7 oIk I21s tace
S9urif Tog GoSr:e Jsmca S a. Ss
zion e s9uIl 81, HsmP;,sad Branch s1H c.Is Place
80, Thompson SO, Suffolk station 81 Lake Road station
81 sX Medford station 81 1871 Yaphank 81 3 st. Georges
tuck 81 e2 Cu!ehoxss q s2K souhSd ssh GLsscpSr
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains at the several
stations take passengers at very low fares to all parts OF
the Island. - =.
Baggage Crates win be readiness, the foot Of Whitehall
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The steamboat Statesman leaves Greenpo for Sag Har
Dor twice each day. the arrival OF the from Brook
4. vnxlov
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WIN. w. sHIRLEY. Apcnopssr.

WM. w. SHIRLEY, Aucnonssr,
(tAIALO9UE SALE Of China. Glass, and Earthsnwus,
- New and Second Hand Furniture Gc.-By H. Z. WILL
TN, day May 18Th At 10 o'clock at the
invoice Of ssy eoiorsd 6ss: PsSsr: Dsesa,sr Bowl:
Iumbers dozen Cologne Bottles, French and English
Sofas Chairs, Tables Centre Tables Wardrobes Bed.
steals 0irandoiss and Solar Lamps with various other
articles 70 close consignmsnu and advancss mys Tier
h0E5 81 S eSIh1H H SSSFsrus EVE
VIII ii Co. as h.1 Long
and valuable collection OF Standard Library Books consist
Ing Of Theology History Biography. Voyages and Travels
Valuable Works American History, Phil osophy, Classics
the original and TRANSACTIONS. Antiquities Poetry and the
Drama, Agriculture; . great variety OF Mathematical
WORKS &c Catalogues are ready.
w, .rcurHH pEGLHzEAU As SgS
~ TLEk puCLVzEAU vii sell this day e y 0'eSek,
and Gilt Watches also. general assortment Of Jewsy;
Also $50 lots Of French and German Fancy Goods compr
sing Lead Pencils Andron Portfolios Segar Cases Ra-
zor Srops Snuff Boxes nkstands Soap, &c. kc Also,
invoice Of Watch Materials Catalogues ready.
myl9it.rc
AUCTION NOTICE.
EURNITURE. PIANO, CARPETS, kc.-This day, At 10
O'Clock at No 80 Ann large assortment OF second
hand and new Furniture, carpets oil CLOTH sofas,
hogny chairs bureaus French bedsteads beds aud mat
rs,ses book wash stands grandoles lamps clocks
Piano For:. Also rosewood piano forte.
large Of ingram carpets,
ayis i. sEs 1''''ns KS INoRAHAM Auesi0n..rs
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yVANTED-A Boy that understands drawing and
w tracing fine lines glass; and make himself useful
IN painting &c. NC. Also, Young Woman that under
EDWARDS Lantern Mandatory,
myl9 3tsrc ll6 Nassau street.
1.-TWO RESPEtTABLE GIRLS wish siiuation--one a.
rmad and washer and ironer the other cham.
from their last place. Please apply ais Elizabeth
Immediately. myie 2tsrc
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Latest from Havana-AHalrs OF Mexico.
We are indebted to Capt. Ward, of the Rapid,
vhich left Havana on the 10th inst, for valuable
hippng and other intelligence, and also to the
politensss of Mr.. Mcguire, a passenger in his
essel, for several highly interesting communion
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- AHOUSE AND BARN, with about sixteen lots Of
ground situated in the village Of Hastings Wsaehe:te,
walk o. che eambo;, landing Said place divided into gar
grove with Of water and several good springs Pos
be given Immediately For further particulars
iy the Of Mr. Schlosser Hastings Landing Of
Al inns re MR. ECKERT ~ Murray st. New York
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CONSTIPATION, (COSTIvENESS) CURE
WITHOUT PltRGATIyE MEDICINES OR
INFECTIONS nv

FOR SALE AT VERY Low PRICES.
schirmer or 23s brosdwsy-f oms;.,ins Of large as
,osmsps p ssrh md Ge.n wcted finished and com
ior Enerc,der,ns pune Twist and purse Tmmngs gil.
asa = psaas snwass fess variety 81 French ard German
%Ts fS1sss s S@:r:' ~ c,i A...,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE

Distressing Case Of Sudden Death. Coroner
Spencer was called upon about seven O'Clock
on Tuesday evening to hold an inquest over
the body of Frances A. Ward, at the house Of
her husband in CRANKY street, between Little
Cough st. and Hartford Run. The husband
Mr. John Ward, brickayer by trade, went tc
work in the morning as usual, taking his din.
ner with him, and on his return home between
five and six O'Clock in the evening, found his
wife sitting upright in Rocking Chair dead
with the sewing upon which she had been en-
gagged lying IN her lap. She was quite young
woman, and had 5cca married but about nine
months What makes it more distressing, the
deceased was in situation Of great decacy
DR.. Kline nan was 2a,led in and gave it as his
opinion hat her death vas caused by a sudden
rush of ,,ood to the head, and such was the
verdict ofthe jury,
Singulsr ,4ccjdens Two ladies and gentle
man were near losing their lives by singular
accident on Tuesday night. They arrived
about eleven O'Clock Tie steamboat from
Philadelphia, aud At 4o wharf took a hack
for one Of "a hotels. The hack had proceed
cd but a sho} distance Up South street when
the boom Q! vessel lylg at the wharf and
which pro c9tcd some distance in the street,
entered the h,dy Of IT.. carriage, taking the
tip complete off. Had it entered little
lower ali inside might have been killed; as it
was, one of the ladies' was qsto seriously in
iured. Hackuan cannot he too careful of
darl; night how they drive along our wharfs.
.lccidsnt. On Saturday evening, about dusk,
Robert lowa-1, Esq, was thrown with his
horse and sarls4e down the ernbankment at
the old cu,ys- on the oasi rad e Lombard st .,
near the H-g.ag House, ont fortunately re-
ccp ed bu' fling injury. Ills carriage was
broken, al As morse sQ!ueNhs, iajuTed,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-22

GOAT a special meeting of the Columbian Fire
Company held Friday evening, the 10th il slant,
the following preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas, we have learned with sincere Roget Of
the death of our late President, Col. WILLIAM II.
Watson, in calamity defending his cOunt,y's honor
at the battle of Monterey, in Mexico; aud whereas in
the death of Col Watson the Columbian Fire Com
pany is called to mourn The loss Of Il beloved mem
Der, brave soldier, and an accomplished gentle
man. and generous and cCn6dng friend, be It
therefore
Resoued, That in respect to the memory Of our
DIT ceased friend the hall of the company be STROUD
ed in mourning for the space of six months
Rtsoved, That the officers and members of this
com qaAy wear Grape the left Tor Thirty days.
Resolved, That we sincerely cOndoIe with his af
icted family in their sad bereavement, and that a
copy of this preamble, SC, be presented 10 them,
and
ReSoiued, further, That II. w. S. Evans A. w.
Stockton, 1nOs w. Bunyon, James Frazier aud Jas.
R. Gill constitute a committee, behalf of this
Company, TO confer with other committees appointed
meet the City Hall on the FIRST M Onday in No
yembeT, to make such arrangements as they may
think proper have the remains of our friend brought
10 this city for inIerment.
n. w. :. EVANS, President
L. A. w. STOCKTON, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-22
A Y N A. N A G,
Noon s phases
. MERICAN DEPOr
OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.
2Sl MARSH MARK Err so ,

4 ~ VT MLDlClNAII PREPARATIONS,
ISL MARSH MARKET Space
J. TOY 4 CO. beg leave to inform the citzen,l
Baltimore, that theyhave opened n Store at the abb,
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted ME-
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, where they will be hail
TO wait upon those who are so unfortunate as 70
in anywise afflicted, ard who may want any artiJ
in their line.
DR.. Nj. X. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BANf
FLUID, SC, for the cure Of Rheumatism NeuraIf
and all other Nervous dis eases. If these Bands u
not found TO he superior to any others in use,
money will be refunded
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring a
identifying the human hair-warranted TO beHefit1
NO charge. Reader, can you ask any Thing more IA
We ask for it ONLY one tria-satished that the lst
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will not
rewards do without it,
% For sale at the General Agency, No. 2sj Maj
Market Space; and also at w. G, Geker's Comb a
Fancy Store, 90 Baltimore street, near Gay; s..
Smiths Periodical Agency, No. Sun Buildings;
Wisemans Drug Store, corner Baltimore and 90
Streets T. l., Ennis Umbrella Store, SO N. Howe
street; H. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 200 Broadvt
Fell's Point. jy23- eot'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-22
FOR NOVEMBER.

:
WILLIAM TAYLOR x 90,
The New York lIlusla ted Magazine 'or November,
embelllshed with four magnificent Steel Engrlvings,
by Jackmla, entitled tn, Flower Love Letter from
an original painting by Osg ,Od; The Young Sh pherd;
Mara (Stcr"e's); The Flower Gin, a perfect gem,
Inc Letter Press contents are as usual varied
and Interesting embracing articles from the pens OF
several American writer's, besides choice variety
of selected natter
LOOK at aud compare this number with the other
Magazines TOT November, and the publishers are
usted you will sly with the n that ii is the best
Iefms-feaTy subscription SO; two copies So; )
copies $40; single numbers 25 cents
liberal discount 10 agents and dealers
WIN, TAYLOR s. co.
Aston House, New York, and Jarvis Buildings
- Baltimore, Publishers
Where may also be had any or all the other Maya
zines, AZ wholesale or retail. O22 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-22

PROBABLE Loss OF Vessel AND LIVES. On
the night of the 18th inst, n long boat, three
or four water casks, with part of a vessels
mast, and some other small parts of wreck
together with trunk containing Sl6l, and
papers belonging to the schooner Italian, oil
Searsport, james B. Strowors, master, with
ESQ tons of coal from Philadelphia to Boston,
came on shore at Southampton, Mass, The
vessel in all probability foundcred close in shore,
or struck and Immediately went down, with all
on board.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-22
SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
u EDWARD RIRD.

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
z EDWARD BIRD,
81 No. ACE BALTIMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light-stS.
Has received, and is now opening, large stock of
the NEST fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
imported this season-to which the attention of NOR
hants and buyers generally are Invited
FOB LADlES-One of the largest stocks of Dress
SILK, entirely new and very rich, offered in
this city rich black Silks, PLAIN fgd and satin stripes
new style French Cashmeres; Nous de LANES; new
style Cashmere Robes; Oregon and California plsids
entirely new; new style Gnshams, superior quality ;
riah white Damask SILK, for evening dresses; en-
brodered Robes in white and coils; Tarleton Rsoes
Swiss JacoRet; Talletans; Book and India Book
MusIins
SHAWLS-Emhroidered Canton Grape, French
Cashmere, Terkerr Printed, very rich rich silk
srOidered Cashmere and S9IOny Net ShawlS; Ter
KERR Scars; silk do scarlet and fancy colored Grape
Scarfs; one cartoon extra kne Thread EdgingS and
Laces; do SWISS lnsertinss and Edsincs, very fne
French Needle-work Collars and inside do; Cuffs,
Sleeves, sc.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES black, blue, olive
trown, greea, drab, French, Eneish and Domestic
CLOTHS, from to SIC; sup black and fancy CAS-
SIMERES, all prices; super embroidered Satin plain
Satin, Velvet Cashmere and silk VESTlNG; full
stock of Gloves, Hdkfs., Crsvats, Hosiery, Under
skirts and Drawers &c. &c
LINEN GOODS-i,inen Camhtc Hdk:s, all prices;
Rich Embroidered and Reverr Bordered Linen Cam
brick Hdkfs; Irish Linen Linen Sheeting; Damask
CLOTHS and Table Namask; Bird Eye and Huck
aback Diapers; Scoteh Hollons, Brown do, White
do; Damask Napkins, he.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Rleached and Brown Do
NESTLE all kinds; Prints of Every variety and prices
satt nets, all prices, very cheap; HsAabnrgs, Gotons
Heavy fulied Cloth, for serV ants wear, &c. sc.
{h3- Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine my Stock, they will find
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