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The New York herald., 1846-03-22

STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
WHICH will change sy hair il original color in few
w minutes Thoss who doubt its requested to
bGe wcyd shs this nsod there you'd b q reason . com
any color shade IN few minutes fivse for chang
the hair None genuine unless ngned H. Striker IN red
ink One trial will prove the feet.
Sold Wholesale and retail and applied No CHI ATTAIN
STREET, opposite the Hail Of Records, New York, mp
CUAIH EssENCEe AND PEREUMEkY, Of all .lnds,
- Depo, No Courlsndt street The Suhscrbers original
ary Shaving Soap which We warrant 2 suLp. all Other pre-
70 erec,te any our line. We have constantly
hand hy hy scented Almond Rose, Musk, Windsor Palm
Cro,on eating sosp and splendid article well suited
produce rich pessass fahss Together with large and
general tment Of feemsry Essences &c both Foreign
our celebrated Crystalline Candies for the West India and
South Amer can marketi ysrsnsed 70 sna any climate
s1Ii Him. 1aS ;.."~' LOT goHNSoN, vRoom yowLER
The New York herald., 1846-03-22
CHE.aPEST IND BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING.
.aesds~y. 10 1yssSgsy sggs:'se ,S Jsh" street.

WHl1ING.
.dcadsmy, 10 Bresdgav, eg2osite Jshn street.
BRlSTOW'S
Superior and Elegant Commercial System Of WRITING,
WILL continue during his stay in New York;
w Ladies and Oentemea Of EVERY AGE, Day or Eve
ming, in Twelve Lessons for the small charge Of
Only FIVE DoLLARs!
Ma BRisrow, Enshng Writing Master, promises and qua
ALL, old young to mpaYt BEAuriruL vhks
and style Of Penmanshp masS
how BAD, uLEGIDLE or CRAMPKD may pc the Wr1tln&.
IN TWELVE Easy LESSONS FOR IS % ONLFl
+s,Boox KEEpro and SHORT HAND taught therorghE
ed 81 stawlmsrc
GOAL delivering from my yard. corner Of King and
prices for cash on, viz: Ess and Broken ~ l.s
on having their Coal delivered at these price, =, ,,,
j3l 1meodSr FETEH CLINTON
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
lIANLINE OSTHElMER. importers, No. Bank street,
Philadelphia have just received by arryss q this port
sbv to % by o. X sSes polished plate window glass from
Sy A,o Toilet 1;s:s: fsssS ;s spMssssiis:
States with variety Of other French and German goods,
which they offer At the lowest market prices
ial1 9neod dghx
The New York herald., 1846-03-22
WAN 'I'ED,

WANTED,
A CONFECTIONERY and Cake Baker, to 20 to Rich
"A mond, Virginia Apply At GRIEvE'S Bird Store, No.
John mn t&yc
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AH EDICAL CARD!
4V.R PEKFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE

e.,
IN Alb FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DR.. HARRIS OFFICE, Lock INFIRNIRy. No.
10 u; PRATT STREET, between President ST and
the Bridge Disease driven OUT instead r bain ,,
cd In upon The constitution. Who will risk health
ana life by taking specific or compound administer
ed 10 d19 dttke, without regard To constitution S,nn
toms or stage of disease when for the same MONEY
Ihey can obtain the advice and treatment of skiIlG
and experienced Physician?
+ DIX HAkRlS, distinguished graduate of Cam
hrldge, united with an eminent practtiOn, from New
orleans, is well known 10 the citizens of Raltinore
as sklliul and experienced Phi, scian He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
iae' Whefe cure is warranted, il is given in writ
lhg' SO mere can be no mistake!
. REhEM Der THIS!
NO mercury, Balsam, disgusting Oils, or fptpd Drugs
lalnts his remedies. They are made of sweet huf
powerful vegetable cOmpOuuds-purifying the blood
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease out
instead OF throwing ii into the system 10 beak omt
afterwards with renewed virulence Sypbilis Co
noIfhGa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness In
voluntary Emissions, SweIled Glands, or any imam
nation OF the members, with affections of The Md
neys or bladder, treated with prompt skill and speeJ
/" cured. ~ P'ui
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan.
gerous diseases Dr. H. pledges his repulation to eff
lectuay cure in few days without surgical oneTa !
uon or hmdrance from business Persons n dis !
tHce may consult DR.. H. by letter (post pajd1 and he
cured M home. Medicines forwarded with disnnrcb
honorable confidence observed in all cases Advice
gratis Ofhce arranged with private Rooms Onion
from IN me morning Til II O'Clock at night
b. Observe the signs upon the window and the
door. WV ~ "s,u tIle
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ana intelligent painter, although recommended
oy thousands, was secuted 1t was the most
unfortunate thing in the world that he had
oeeh seen somewhere about the Departments
IN green baze jacket!
The Elections. The friends ofM Polk are
blaming him for the result of the recent cleo.
tons. They say that he did not give the de-
mocral'c representatives in Congress Offices for
lhelr friends, etc, and thus they became sour.
cd and would not work at the polls There is
good deal Of truth in this, But there are
other well known causes Of defeat.
We are afraid the rainy weather will pre-
vent an escort OF the remains of Col Cross,
from the cars to his late home, this evening.
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NO LONGER
::SSS
BUT CHANGED tn 7s.


81 he public respectfully informed that nv the
irndhee OF the city, regulating the numbering Of the
aouses; inc subscribers number has been changed
from sb to 80, of which bis customers and strangers
VIII please take notice.
Ihe Proprietor of the celebrated VEGE'rNBLE
oil iEhS ana COUGH DROPS, would taku The pre-
sent occasion to call the attention of summers visiting
above medicines for the cure Of Dysnnnsia PoyveJ
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and sgue Rhpuna.
'isIH, Coi"s, coughs, COnsumptiOn auI many other
complaints % which we are liable, I'm addo;, IA rho
many certificates published in the papers Of the day
ne mas IN ms possession number from most rrsnect,-
nie iEcVduais, all estityng the virtues nf these
mCuicmes, ana which can be seen at his store
The 5u56cnhcr also takes this oppurunjrv m rer,rn
his grateful thanks to discerning nubIic ,hn ,, p
extended to his medicines such bcra supooyt sin, 3
thtir introduction into this cly and he is nanny IN
he btbcf that they have been productive of ,i,Icb
goou Wherever used AS he Is the sole proprctur nnc
manufacturer, he woula caution the public against Dny
attempts that may he made to impose upon them q
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine IS
sealed ana stamped witt his name on the ton of the
cork, also rae smile OF his name on the label an in,
SIDE OF IN bottle None other genuine; therefore
be- not deceived. - ~
His ANfl-BiLlOU5 PILLS are Acknowledged IN
be most excel mt remedy for hIIIious coun,in,s
They are extensively used, aud pronounced one of
the bcsl iHnily medicines now before the public
IN addition to the above he has many other M m.
CINAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own mauuflcture
together with great variety OF PERFUMERY, cata
,'gues OF winch can be seen al his store, and which
he warrants to be equal 20 any in the civ
LOUIS GOuLEY, No. Sc Baltimore street
Between Frederick and Harrison Streets
- And near Centre Market
NJ B. Remember the No., IS. as the se,,iinp 1rt,
eeS are Tor sale at no other place in Baltimore. al2
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TT NEVER FALSE!
DR.. CULLEN'S
NDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA.

/ ERERSOSS etHic,ed min sorot,ta - H.,
Cameo ErveiaotoS M ca a., nlss EVll
| Nr,cu,,I ni,ay oiu s"Ie9, uictfs, e'tef
from i,,nuritcs ~ h. 5 V'.il Ioip'ui''tS df'sbl
The CnlIn,ymc W., I,'' ,e leqee'eu 10 teau
propertr. of the abovr named rodic,n '' !"
| fEnDi pr.nH nEamSi,
We tgc uudnr.ion'I ta,;,, w. -, ~,
Ryoeks Jr NJ tgn o,ino o., HI 'E''.u ' isaac
ton 3-6 Marker s,rac, pbiti,,li ","u - w d, d.
case the most re,,ortob'o ,, ' 'iI'
Cd or heard oC His SCpUFI1 ~t.hess
terrible nlusi bavn brn ii @ , ',,r oLA, ana
| with the d,s,rowcri '" MS '"''' ''Hi' c"iC'
! His PALATR.' the FsTIrr Eoo, ,r HE N1,,u,, !, =.
NOSE UPPER Ltp and low, lid r ,bn mann, ~ q
have hrrn dnstro,cJ li :. ~ , ''i !" |,
part Of th, law non .a,r,d ,ng ", anu
can rive no dissertation of ms casn '"" ''' w
M y. in rorns Us thai in January last the halo
interior Of lis ruutr as yU,u ~ n,,,.t Of his E
was a m SIS Of II, on and n1int,l n,rtr mo '"'''
On ihc IAN or IanI,arvlas, h.. ,,,,n,'o,,,,i , ,;
Or. CULLEN,SNDIASV EGEyABi,E PANtCEn
which ,EnrL.1 ,re ,i 10 . =, ~ ~ a. 1870
that time III - rT,o i, ,,,,t ,,;, ,"y anu Iu'"
sion. '''''4' NV IL t.
NV nash has sunolipd rbp place orihe 6,earlco-,
and though adv di,Gcurpl ii, face il so,ird md
his ecntral health il rcstry,d N1''' "''"
We are assured ,hat in li,r trratmentof Hr prooL,
case. no AiERCURIiLS, Qulmpmts or t,.rsr,c an.
pliculiOnS have hern in +. Ct. Inc PaNhCEs
ALONE has wrought Ibis wo4derfl change.
lavid smith, Bucks co. ppnusvlv3nis. Gbnrlas /
Rdwand, Meanwhile. Crawford ca. prnmsyIyanio.
" zones NJ D SOM, second ST. pbiadmi,ba, Ia
Lee, Pcmbrrtuu N JERSEY; E w Carr 440 N Fonrih
HUDNP lUDlaT-St, ~ Liberties: 4 Met 'ulDuuh
ter. PennyyIyania: r nj Nat1pck W n EIa,nn,h s,
Philadelphia; W Applctun, N ID 46 Sou,h.st do,
Timothy Caldwell, Marion CO. Missouri; Daniel Ven
KEEL, Chestnut Hin, PhIIadeIuhl co Pa; John Harmed
$50 Highest Philadclpia; William SteplIinp M n
Camden, New Jersey; William Hale 37s G,ght a.
Philadelphia; II Potter, Manufacturer of Mineral
Teeth, O9 : Ninth-sr Phila; Il A VoIln,weher I'd
Phia Democrat, 227 81 ST. 10; Geo w Metz Rrns,
maker, 81 Market st do; Ezra Carr, 1853 ChCsnuIs 81
DO; A ID Gillette Pastor of Eleventh Baptist Churcb
Phla; John Bell Erie 81 Pbilo fNortL a,ne,ina, ~
ice;) Aaron Sands, 1864 Catharnr-st, phiIadeInhia.
Daniel Mckinley, Kessler's AlIey do: Andrew S,ypa
ton, Camden, New JERSEY; II Evans. Wtst Phila.
Richard Young, Glider 400 Market 81. PhiIa. Job,,
w Ashmead, 60 South Sixth.st do; r 3 Wagner
Lith0graphcr, ZIG CAesnut-st. do; n ] KensiI i13 :
E!eventh-st, DO; Peter Sken Smith, Editor Naive
Eagle, do; Joel Bodine, Glass manufacturer Wi
jamestown, N Jersey; William Steely. Farminp,on
Van Barren CO, Iowa; l. Coles NJ ID Roston, Mass,
Russell Garfield, PbysioIogist Phila; Thomas P :
R0by, N d Harrisburg Pa; Peter Wright $50 Market
ST, PhiIa; James w Newlin 1903 FiIbg3t-st do: Jnhn
Good, ia Smuce-st, do; William Uric. Pastor 81
Paul'S NJ Oh Cathafine-st, do; John Chambers Pas
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Clpper.1

WASHINGTON, Nov. b, 1916.
.btaiSfer 10 Brazil You have already pub
ilshed a statement from an Indiana paper. that
the Hon. Robert Dale Owen is to succeed Mr..
Wise as our Minister to Brazil. No one here
suspected the movement; it had not been pub.
nciy mentioned in this meridian. However,
non Inc West, from Mr.. Ovens home, we
nave Ihe intelligence. And there's httle or no
doubt Gifts truth. ''
""em Mr. Folk came into Office, he request
ca tle in". J. Y, Mason to write to Mr.. Wise
anu say mat ne was AZ liberty TO STAY abroad SO
long as ne thought he could be ofscIvce to his
country Now, either MIR WISE does No, hold
thus OPINION, or Mr.. Polk gave an assurance
which he has not kept!
Mr.. Wise has had but li,Ilo ia do h,t Tho
little has been OF Importance, as the archives
Of the Government will show Yha,eyo,
DO his political SINS, privately he is Ms raro,ons-
hearted and high-mindcd as any man Uho
lives.
X. ID. Owen was born in foreign land
where he attained his majority. He NAV be n
very good American, but not as good as Mr.
Wise. The sympathy Of the ''Socahs;sn ma
thus be secured for Mr., Polk, who looks TO
second term; but The ina iority Of all parties
would prefer cone 10 the manor born"
Commissioner Of Pubic Buildings. Did you
notice how quietly the Union" of last night
The appointment Of Mr.. Beaumont,
vice WIN. holland resigned" 1t may be oil
interest to state that Mnjor Noland did not &C.
ign until he knew some other gentleman was
o take his place, and that if Mr.. holland had
ot resigned he would hive been turned out by |
he President Mr.. Scigns.ack, an industrious
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- LON LEY'S
GKEAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA.
KANHIs .IISTI.X CHI . N, =, =, - -.

GYMS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEnI.
CINE IL prepared by Col s. VI. LOEGLEy. of
Ihe state OF New York from recipe obtained bv lin
rom me Indians of the north west frontier whilst
attending the payment Of the annuilics of The In
dlaIls OF mat region some years since II is recon-
hehded as an lhfdllibie cure for Asthma Colds i've
PepsIa Liver complaint, and all Bilious and Nervous
affections. 1t is mild and pleasant calhartic and
us operation does not interfere with the business pur
SUITS OF the patient. As Family Medicine il ia in
valuable Certificates of the qualities of this med
cine may be had in pamphlet form from any of The
unde signed agencies, and the following certificate il
VIII De seen, is from one of our own citizens The
General Agency is at the s. T.. corner of PRATT and
PACA STREETS, and of GEO. w. JONES, corner
OF Baltimore and High streets.
IhiS IS TO certify, That was sick for three months
win derang"d and sour stomach aud dysprptica
ahectlons In that time lost twenty-five mounds of
flesh, my nerves becoming so weak thai / eouId
scarcely walk abont had taken almost every other
klnd OF medicine which had no effect when was
induced to Try "Longey's Great West, IN Indian Pa
nacea" ami in less than three DAYS b. gan To feel
better, and before had taken one hottie was en-
Ilrey cured 1t is the best family medicine know
o. would not be without it on any account
| have recommended it to a number of hands en-
nloyed about the foundry, who have used il with |
much benefit WILLIAM McKINSTRV WIN
sel-e0Jn Foreman of Ross Winan's Foundry.
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7 u UTSIIy IVENINH.
Cott'r-Ycry lille selling aud piiccs hrin. Flour
-hoihI ING any consequence doing for expert and
standard brands are pretty firmly held at sj 81
Com mra'-3OJ bhs sold AZ SO 60 fa . f,ur scarce
with small sales at 81. Wheat-recripts very larpe
and the ma ket has an improved feeling, with sales
OF ~ OOd bushels PenA'a. at l09ll0c FIR reds ana
jl5Ill|c. Tor white. Corn dun at Ole. FIR Southe n
god Southern at - 49,. Groceries-qddi ionaI sales
ct Rio coffee are reported at 7!a7ic. on time Prov
Sons still inactive. Seeds-free sales of flaYsed at
1853! o'-2O 600 gallons lard, part for export sold
on rlvaie terms, aud part at Joe. Whiskey-saies
of bbs. at 24c.
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OR DOLLARsREwARn. DOCTOR

u wv STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND. for
tlie cure OF Gonolrhga, elects, Suictures Dialects
uretha of either sex. " "
IN no case has this medicine been known to fail 10
eIeCt permanent cure, ono too in the shortest nos
tne. should this medicine fail to effect cure
where it has been taken according Ia diracti ne m
tnln the empty vial and get back the money. WHY
thcn spend both time and money with such oTackrns
uulhs as cannot be depended upon; when for Al Won
can purchase pleasant, safe, Al speedy cure com
posed solely OF vegetable SUBSTANCE? One hundred
noIlafs VIII he paid TO any one who will produce -
medicine to equal this compound or who will proys
N. b. This medicine can b.. had of James IVA
hanson, cor; High and Gay-sts 20. t.; Jos. Saw
yer, cor OF Paca and Pratt SITS; and of e. Y. Fornev
cor. of Clay and Eutaw-sts. - 49, oihey'
In Westinghouse G, scott corper of 7,h =, 49,,
daehnsylVa'la Avenue; Robert Patterson. corner Of
~ ~ O"heyNdhld avenue. al7
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lOll


Besides 10 bills Rye -four, and IS hhds and 1853
bbIs. Con Meal.
rain Wheat is looking up, and the dcman ac-
tiVr-suppy good, Sales o. Md good 10 pfilne red :
at lO5ll p and ordinary good at 100 nos Sales of
WINE wheat for family -four al l2jal3Oc. A cargo
Genesee brought l34c and one OF Pa at the first of
the week al llOul2c, and white do. llsc. Sales OF
old whIle Corn al 6sa7O yellow do 63i66c; ne W
white Com 55a56c; aud yellow do. 56a5sc We
quote Md. Ryea b5a67c aud Oats at 2sa30c.
! BHter' we note TAR quiry tor best quail.
~ Western Reg Butter. We quote al salOc Gndps
Butter meets with tair sales at l0dl2c.
utls. sales of winter strained Sperm nj lOOa
1850 and fall do. AT 91o9sc. per gallon. Linsped 6c
Hops. Hops are held AT lOaI2! cts.-5mall sales.
Fe"thers We quote at IS TO 3lc, according TO
quality; small sales at 26 l3Oc,
Naval stores. Sales of Spirits of Turpentine at
eOaS2c; Tar at - 75'3 - per BIZ Rosin 81 U0dsl %
Hay. sales OF prime Timothy arSI3
Candles Sperm are selling at lsa2g cts; NJould
10 cts. and Dipped cts per To-
light.
Coffee. The market shows an advance with LARGE
sales OF Ro-oId crop at6t474c.; and new crop at u
a6o, and Of Laguayra at 6la7jc.
MOl"sses' The market Is quiet. We quote N
Orleans nj sc Ia hbls. and stock of prime light
Cuba is worth l5alEc.
Sugar. The stock in first hands very light and
transactions unmpDridnt. New Orleans W.. ountn
nOninaly at SIS UOLS6,jO.
Skins Western Deer are seliirg at l2a2Oc per TO-
from boats al 81 ~. ~
cents, Western Reserve is worth 7!aec ; fair sales
plaster. safes at 90 5Oas2 10 per tom We quote
ground al 81 70 per bbl
BeeswaH. The supply light-hold at &c.
Fish. Small sales of No, ilcrrngS al 81 5OanG of
trimmed shad s. 5Oa5 Is per barrel. Sales of No
| Mackerel al $40 90; No. at St 50; and No 3 al
80 0O per hbl Cod fish 2ta3c. per h.
Potatoes. Sweet potatoes selling from boats al
45a5Oe per buShcl Name MERGERS are worth eOas7lc
per bushe :
Cotton, We are not advised orany sales ,
Wool. Smai sales at the following rates: I'M ;
washed l5c; common and tub washed 2Oa24.; halfto
full blood 44a3Jc. i
Bread StufTs. We quote Pilot at "a co. Navy :
So W, and Water Crackers S. so per TOOLS :
Seeds. WequOte Timothy at So 25d2 rs Clover At =
S4 O0di 50, and FaxscPd at l2Dc. y
KlCe. Limited sales at $350l3 90, for prime u
Fuel. We quote Hickory SIS 50a5 10; Oak S3 IS
- w. and Pine S3tS345 per cord stone Coal So O0a6
'er ton supply OF wood on the wharvrs fair. n
spirits Nhlskey is s. hing in hhds at g3. and
n bbls at 24l24ic. N. E Rum is held at 3Jc -
Tobacco. This market con inues unclaimed "
nd sales very small We continue TO 0uote a.
IS tolow.:-Md. inferior Slla 81, and common II
good comm2n ana middng S2a4 good 81 6; fine -
tal2 ONO common to nlddIing 81 5Oa2 SO; good ~
la6; fine red and wrappery S5ag; fine yellow SOa IN
. and extra wrappery SlOal2. The inspections off III
ne wrtk are:-l Ol3 hhts. Md, and 9i6 Ohio nt
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NEW YNRK. Thn

The English steamer was nor m sipht a, rho rs
Mn Telegraph station al o'cnck this morning
ING COTTON maiK't Is perfectly inactive, and will
remain so uhIl we hlv, IN &C: ouats troin Euronp
flolr Is lrnii bJJO bbis Gennesse have been sold
~ ntiIcnisHn' ono, nc, from The wharf, AT SIS s7S IS
o. Sou!0trn Kinds are more freely OF, red AT s. rs:
wv 'n' Northern ycpow corn sold AZ Is cents 5000
Ds.h ON southern Al 7la75 for whe and 1000 bus
lev n G0l6l o. -, - - ~
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS,
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE ,;TI,r


.52ENzz The subscribers have prepared -
e4ssSSsy iIe assortment of beautiful and aSz.E5a
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitahlp 6,r ,a,,
fall and winter, which they would like the Iates ~
call aad examine, aud can be sold al the ioln,vtao
prices: Caters 80; HALF CATERS, thick sole n 80
Morocco half Boots do. 81 IS; Morocco Je1faIsnns'
DO. Sl.l2; Seal skin Hair Boots, Sl.l2; Seal stiD
Jeersons, S.; Misses half Boots thick sole as cents
children's Boots and Shoes, 50 cents. '"''
aj- The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable STYLE with every care for lis dnra
hility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS 4 NICOLAi,
h2Eu No.S9 RaltimOre-st
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Il EDWARD BIRp.
No. 2O9 BALTIMORE STREET.

W NO. 2O9 BALTIMORE STREET
,,..., between Charles and Lght-sts.
iuS lecclEtu, anu Is now opening, large stock OF
the most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
imported inns seaS0n-t0 which the al nti0n of mcr-
chants ana hnyers generally are invited.
fPR LADi ES-Onc of the largest stocks of Dress
silk, entirely new and very rich, ever offered in
inns CIV; rich black Silks, plain fg'd and satin strpp.
new sty'e french Cashmeres; Nous de LANES; new
sye Cashmere R0beS Oregon and California PIaids
ehiFeIy new; new style Gnghams, superior quality;
'ch white Damask SILK, for evening drps. co. o. m,
hroidertd Robes, in white and COTS; Tateton Rohes
swiss Jaconet; Ta,letans; Book and India Book
Musns. O"
SHAWLS-Embroidered Canton Grape, French
Cashmere, Terkerri Printed, very rich; rich silk EN-
Dfoldeled Cashmere and Sdxony Net ShawIs Ter
KERR Scarfs Silk do; scarlet and fancy colored Crane
scars; one cartoon extra fine Thread Edginqs and
Laces; do Swiss lnsertngs AID Edgincs very fine.
French Needie-work Collars and inside do; Cuffs ;
Sleeves, &c. ~ '
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES black. bIue. olive
frnwR, green, drab, French, English and Domestic
CLOTHS, from J 10 $40; sup black and fancy CAS-
SlMEkEs, all prices; super embroidered Satin plain
SatIn, velvet, Cashmere and Silk VISITING; a full
stock of Gloves, Hdkfs., Cravats, Hosiery, linda,
shirts and Drawers sc. sc.
LINEN GOODS-l.inen Cambria HGkf all nrces.
Ken Embroidered and Rever, BordpTed Linen Gam,
brick Hdkfs; Irish Linen; Linen Sheetng; Damask
CLOTHS and Table bnmask; Bird Eye and Huck
do; Damask Napkins. sc.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Rlenched and Prown To-
nestle, all kinds; Prints 0C every variety and pricp.
SAT- nets, MI prices, very cheap; @snabugs Cotons;
heavy tulled Cloth, for servants wear, &c. sc.
UE- Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectCulIy
invited 10 call and examine my Stock thew will find
nIny choice and desirable Goods, which are NOT kent
IA ca lHSiue Jlbbing Stores. Prices as low as any
hCnSe IN the civ.
!. EDWARD BIRD, 2O9 BALTIMORE ST.
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Tor any desirable length of time without being any
wise offensive to delicacy, or unSermly in a6pear
ahce' The value Of such an invention cannot be ps
tlmated but by those tender feelings which long for
ue preservation OF departed friend, and nong the
many who have been compelled TO use ii, a general
hnu pleasing SATISFACTION has been given, for none can
speak too highly Of such a needy and imnortamI in
venllon. Benevolent institutions and Others, who
wsh to delay funerals until the arrival OF distant re-
IatlVes, or make all snable preparations for inter
death as Its great practical value has been demon
stated beyond doubt in the hottest weather we have
had ms season Undertakers generally of Balmor
GalI oolaih fl nus or agencies on reasonable terms
References can be giVea. if rpuuired nv annIvino =,
X. FREDERICK, No III North Gay st., General
Undertaker and Furnisher Of Funerals
App'lcauems viii be received for Agencies or sales
OF fafent-flghis for the following States or anv nor
tion thereof: Nav Hampshire, Vermont, Connect
en-, View jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Alakama.
Wisconsin, Maryland, Worth Carolina, Mssissippi'
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