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-.
RE NOW offered for sale great sacrifice many style.
a from twenty hve to thirty less than regular
The Rich ;ss;s Fs.1 1s'; ;sfa,:s asa :ss
Also several conference.-the of which will be sold II il
should be below cost
s:y sS
ii II. s Great As
ss s q
~,' ~, o''e
that they may full confidence IN all and every
MADE IN ms they are prepared and will sub
Our .tOG. consist. Of The richest and a,
s thew asking none to buy
'''''ii y r.. tE ~ Z E''''"'a'
large lot Of rich Dark Silks, reduced Is per cent
Splendid sl. for .ssss dresses former per
DO Pa: a
One yard wide splendid Cameon Striped Silks, reduced 50
RS spss ss:s ii.
y s p any that h.,
Striped Bsei Silks, hav. been sold ,h. season
Several cases w,de Gro DO Rhines reduced from toso
High Lustre Gro de Rhnes. k inches wide only 81 per
wide Black S' sH aS5Iss.I st1esd ::sd
ssss Iss :s
ling !. s and ss al w0o 'na we have been sell
Extra fine Double centera all WOOL that have been selling
Eara fns Paris Square Shawl. reduced from $50 ss
Splendid Long shaw VS.. So
the for shaws and the entire stock will be
WV tAsfiNEREs, MUSLIN DE LANES, &c.
Between vssnd six thousand yards of Mousene de Lanes
HQnnl NJ r.dmrfp
ss. ca.hn.s T. Gs:. ssa ysd .
Mon de LANES; Partrule, Lupn Co. Manufacturers.
Mou.sen LANES of the same make bright color., all
Moussen de Lanes superior fabric reduced Is per yard
b. Cosse all wool cost cents to import only
Cashmere e. COsse superior uay, price 81 reduced to
We have styles Of the above goods and
would call particular attention to thus opportunity fesi
wen '''Ts IL cnoAKs I'll s'.ad
large lot of Paris made Cloaks inst imported and will he
'V Splendid psmssR silk cloak.
and will be sold for less than they be made
Velvet and s cL Ssaslls; sS'f FIS sffss &C.
Splendid Lea rich Plaid.: reduced % per cent.
All Wool FIJI: cosis :fis s%sss price wa. $3.50
Dark shaded s' HisE M i EfSSS Ss e.
Sss Bssi bsss s:e S.n. s: Cloths
all sizes and widths great bargains
Huckabuck, Birds Eye, Scotch and Irish Towelling.
A large assortment ofEiannels
Beached Long Cloths with full and general Of
Family Goods
have specified the particular styles prices of the
above goods but intend reduce them to such prices will
Immediate sale.
EMBROIDERED AND MUSLIN DRESSES, &c.
splendid lot Of Evening Dresses will be sold hafthe
usual prices, having been purchased great sacrifice.
lo Embroidered Chlnizetss which will be sold cheap
Il fs
sold exactly IS less than they Import which
0per Gel e6S e Yegu ar prIce
We Scarfs only Is.
20 Styles Of Ladies' Neck Scarfs will be sodvery low.
With great variety Of other Fancy Goods.
n-I there any merchants from other and cities
proved paper. J. N " T. II. SELBf CO.,
No. 3i5 Broadway New York
large lot Of Splendid Cashmere H. Cosse OF Pstruc,
Lupn, Seydoux Seiber Co., opened being
the richest haveever exhb and will be
tailed from 30 to yard less than they have been
sold for by the his market We invite all call and
Oh. yUn4u
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CHE.aPEST IND BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING
ACADEMY, iss B,oed,cay. opposite John street.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
THE subscriber who exhibited The Fair of the Anne.
Iiean nj n;H, ; much admired display Of choice
"a: ssss
%snt hi. city At No ss Broadway where he offer: .peci
Ameres He woud remark that Perumsry the srrst
the L.boIt9sy e Lsuser psIs which
equal to that Of any Earopsan Perfumer;
baied foreign houses will at all times be kept hand thus
ri: e and to choose sqd hs hs
suitable e., the oashas ho,idsy:
dsfomity into beauty and old into youth Pomaiu%s
which will possess the tran.cenden Of creating
S he
% sss
n9 f. s,, e, ehaHPS q sHas
which, once tried will always be present In every gentle
He b: COSMETIC CREAM. so invalusbl. an app
cation delicate faces after shaving much elegant pre-
head roMAruMs
and Of vss,9Is design
dersd Of the scp some soothing emonisni pro
ss H the es as% n L. :Gs
other causes These remedies compounded with we'll known
n cs. ss ss o
Of the hair and to be confoonded with the thou
sacd nostrums shameessly warranted all
His BEARS OIL he the public perfectly genuine
which differs from other Of similar
For the quality Of his goods he refer Messrs Aspn
WALL Milhau Chiffon, and others Of the
able chemists Of this city, who for the last years
vended articles Of his manufacture.
any ssls sas.aeoe viii not wv viii
~, %
and good faith when from the of the articles
much for enatiou and he enjoins
all in his employ maintain the adher truth and
good faith call is most resPscttnlly SOLICITED
EUGENE ROUSSEL
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
No. lJ9 Broadway. between Liberty and Courtandt,
d3i lmsrc and ia Chestnut Philadelphia.
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AUCTION SALES,
GRACE CHURCH

THE PEWs in Grace Church. ON Broadway between 10Th
and nth will De sold Public Auction on TUES
Jews be obtained Of the their Office The
sale AUsrENs & yPICER
A ssIGNEEs' sALE-At private sale, fresh stock of
Ii. as 4 ana s saYE oa OF
As,Ignee,, No "a William 81 up stairs. jA SIR
d. HORSE FOR sALE--A very fast rackng grey
<honss warranted perfectly sound and free from
be seen AZ Stable, Of Cedar and Lum-
$50 PRUNING CRATE VINEs.-Now is the proper
wel DONE BY the hand the city will
please leave their address for JAMES VIRTUE horban's
ded to- or his dwelling, 22nd and Broadway
jaI6 6tiseod-r
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Yrxt A. FIRST RATE FARM-Belonsing the Estate
-s-miah Campbell Farm, lying the TuTapke Road lead.
ing from New Brunswick 70 Railway miles from the for
and mile. from the latter place The New Jersey Rail-
az Uniontown within mile the house. The Farm which
Is nigh state Of cultivation contains 200 of
which woodland with abundant growth Of the best kind
Of wood the Of the Farm admirable divided by
into PaIurs, Meadow and Gram growing Land
good, consisting Of Dwelling House with room. besides
milk room and cellar large Barn with Stables Cow House.
WasSp House Stable separate from the Barn Cribs GrsnsIy
KITCHEN door eee are also excellent Apple Orchards Of
estate may be settled II NOT sold before 18th February
Of che purchase remain bond and
per cent
s ss Faro. r uSs
Eliza MARRIOTT, E1ecutrix
ELS nisibs B. FREEMAN. s Executors.
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s. BASSETT FRENCH,

COUNsELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
~ the city Of Richmond aud county Vgna
Office Manchester, VginaRefers TO, His EIceency James
Wiley, Lieut.. Governor, Virginia; Hon. John Mason AZ
toney General s.; Hon Sidney Baxter, Attorney Gene
raj Va; Hon John W. jones, late Speaker H. H. Y s. Ho1
r. Scott Speaker ofthe Senate Of va H9n pfon ing v
Hopkins, NJ. c. Va; Edward H. Hudson iss broadw"'
B-Mr Hudson will take charge OF any papers mt nded
for MI French and forward TO him safely.
Man Smsr
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EIOCuTION.

ELOCUTION.
EDWARD MATURIN inf tho,s Gentlemen 1a,
IA DESTROYS Of III the above acc9mpishmeht mat
he TO Evening Glasses at his residences No
10 Hn -. "a ,,rsst jas lmsrc
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latent ISTELtigEsC2 by TIE gaELs.
WAsuINeroN. Jan. %. lag -lp'l

WASHINGTON, Jan. ., l8a6-4P
The Senate did not sill to-day
In the House, after short controversy between
Mr.. Bedinger, Of Virginia, and Mr. Giddings. Of
Ohio, the case Of the Florida contested election
was again taken up. Mr. Cabel the sitting mem
Der, being entitled 10 the floor, arose. and consumed
his hour in pleading his own cause He is an am
bilious young man, and has some taent-and, did
ne not talk fast, he would be tolerable speaker
Speeches were also made by Mr.. Culver, Of New
York, (Whlg,) in favor OF the sitting member and
by Mr. Dobbin, OF North Carolina, (Dem) for tho
contestant.
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces 10 the ladies
thar having largely sucton he Is enabled 20
oe magnificent selection OF Ball and Evening Dresses at
the absve He calls attention to
quantity Of Embroidered Cellars Chem,ettes &c Slightly
soed which selling 81 less than third the orsin
Price The Of the stock Of Water Hosierv Il Of
isred at equally low and Inspection it il believed
Will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO. 33 BROADWAY. ia tu-rc
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WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1874

WASHINGTON, JAM Is, 1876.
1t is supposed that Mr. Buchanan will receive the
nomination for the udgeship Of the Supreme Bench.
for which Woodward was rejected yesterday. He
is heartily sick of his present place Of Secretary of
State. He will leave the cabinet soon, and Mr..
Walker will take charge of the State Department.
Things are tending in that way rapidly. This l
foreshadowed one month ago. l was aware then
Of the causes that give rise to change in the
cabinet The longer it remains constituted as IT is,
the more difficult Mr. Polk will find it to carry on
the government harmoniousy. | tell him now, as
have told him before, that there two, ii not
three parties in the Senate who privately united
for the purpose of breaking him down and this
they will do, unless he bend before their power, or
change his. constitutional advisers. l pity Mr. Bu-
chanan for the position in which he is placed upon
foreign relations and pity him still more for the
necessity under which he labors for having to con-
suit the man on these matters who is directing all
his energies to break down the administration. For
his own peace Of mind, he had better go upon the
bench Immediately, and remain there until his
friends choose TO elevate him to higher post OF ho-
nor He must, however, get married before ne can
be President. ariel
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LOOK AT THIS.
FREE ONCERTs EVERY EVENING,
lit the RECESS, ISL Broadoay.
TvIS pleasant places Of resort in tins
city, and those who like rational would not
be disappointed in the arrangements. LUNCHES are served
every dav-bsh Chowder Sapda, and Turtle Soup
Wednesdays The establishment is fitted mp in neat
STYLE where furnished may be had by the day. week.
,aonth ~ hv ths year NJ renaon able rate
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMERER'S MI SIC FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES,
(,AN be engaged by applying at lss PRINCE STREET
. CARD

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
MUSIC TAUGHT ON THE LOGERlAN sfs1sE
l By Lady who is well experienced IN teaching one
DESTROYS Of obta,nng few pupils Terms mooemn~
line addressed TO g. H. the Office OF this psI~ snal DC
duly attended to. - =" &c
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gv,AUOHT on the Robertsonian System-By Edmond Du
unison A. NJ. second evening class in the
now being formed the Select school No ~ Greene eofne
ebrity in Europe being the best and most expedous
thod learning the language and akng with rspd'ty
and Further particulars made known application ~
shove, betwe hours Of o. A. NJ and O'Clock,
and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 70
O'clock. p M. do I'm RI
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WANTED,

WANTED,
A Few ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South West. to
act Agents for the sale popular
$500 aud above will be insured TO them in
writing with opportunity Of clearing 900 per Some
year clear Of al expense Each will have his district twill
agood fitting out Apply at FRENCH's Publishing Hall 2s3
Broadway stairs Of the Flag All letters
paid DIS Im.rc
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-No n Warren street.
Broadway Front and back Parlor the FIRST floor
j20 lw+r
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.

THE PAKISIAN SECRET.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French.
entitled The Parsisn Self Preservation
feet security against sexu Diseases under all circumstances
without the Of Medicine dsagTeeablc necessity
esally understood and employed by fashion
f'i I9"d %IE sas 1i9sI l.fyf e gsEsBAUM
Memb. of Faculty of Medicine Of Paris-Phy to the
yenereal HopitaKnigt OF the Legion Of Honor &C., tic
Hue .e ST Honore %, Paris
Published by Robert H. imont, Legal Deputy for Dr. lie
osum l3o Washington st. Boston Price W cents per copy
to Robert H. Dumont above.
For sale in New " rk, only by WYATT & KETCH-
UM i2 Fulton ST. Philadelphia. Colon Adriance. in the
Arcade. t,hexenf At d8 lmsr
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE,

NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
Liquid Dye which changes the color
the hair beautiful brown black without jury TO the
hair skim The Of this Dye
mode of apUl aud sscta other
dyes requiring twelve honrs produce any charge
Its superior excellence will be apparent evry upon
single application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily sunALExAspKRs
TRcoBAPHEThe effect Of the above the truly as
onshing II tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray black instantaneous.
Extract from the Phade phs ally Forum-Severa of our
have recently applied to their hair the valuable
Liquid Dye known Alexanders Tcobaphe-a new and val
liable discovery; and failed produce the do
sired effect Immed iately after applying gray hair or
whskes, il impits beautiful brown or black color
For sale by HUSTON Co druggists ITO Broadway; 10 Aston
use and 86 Broadway, N,h Aspinw all IS
William Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden lane; j. w
Wright Co Cedar street, and OF the principal Druggists
throughout the United States or Of sole agents,
H. x u. A. WRIGHT, % South 18th street.
J y lm'f Philadelphia.
OWENS MORAL PHYSIOLOGY, or a Brief and PLAIN
Treatise on the Population Question with alterations and
q the instinct Of reprodscten with sdmonon and dec
Nassau St Herald Building and in other Book Stores
also by the Editor, 2 Ann ST. jss Iw+rh
pAYTON's SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHCEA
L LOZENGES-A pleasant. safe, and effectpal remedy
Tor all diseases Of the ard genital organs
seminal &c Price s warranted TO cure IN
few days For sale at Messs Fahlestocks Co. 40 John
street. and n Ninth Avenue and by Druggists generally
jail lm*r
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INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, NC.
OE0 GROSS steel Pen Black Writing Iak 4,6s IS and
$50 ndl ible INK with without pre-
paraton- warrapt~d oao lbs WAFERS, all kinds from loc
from Cd. 10 81 per h.
The above warranted equal any in the country Dea
THADbEUS DAvIDs,
Manufacturer and importer
ja3 lmtrc IVA John opposite ClH.
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE AMERl-
i CAN BRASS BAND will tske place at the Apollo
Rooms 40 Broadway Wednesday evening February IL,
1875 Du ing the evening the Band appesr in FULL uniform
and ry the following pieces arranged expressly for this occa-
sion, by Grafua. ESQ.
M sixth Company National Cadets Quick Step, dedicated
10 Capt. N. Hayward.
I'd. Caviiina from the Orera of Somnambuia.
ID Gallopade from the Ii chantress.
Tickets dollar admit gentleman and ladies' TO be
he'd of James Shelton Lender 27 Elm street any member
Of the Band ths door he evening of the Ball.
The will b. under the direction Of o. W. Schlm, Esg
assisted by Lieut. Ireland. ". b. Military ntlemen VIII
please appear in uniform. ja25eod ofll
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GEOLOGY-NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY & PUTNAM,
lGl HrOndHHav

UEOLOJf -NAlUhALH HISTORY
WILEY PUTNAM,
16l Broadway,
Lave ON aALE-ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY pre
pared for the use Of SCHOOLS and Colleges by W. g. w
kusehenbe5ger D., u Navy, &C., illustrated by
First Books Of Natural History con-
sdeed by dst suished scientific every section Of the
ofe red to the public
Orders promptly supplied aboys and By the pqblimer,.
n2i sweod+rc No. North Fourth street Philadelshia
4 CORY OF the worK, the Natu al History the
Stat. Of New York published at OF Four Hundred
Thousand Doa she ten volumes for sale at 1872 Broadway
corner John street, by T.. n. ri >6 =
j233+r rr-s SsAva
stute Fankln sau are N. ", Wales Astronomical and
Geographical Gard with explans tions-prce SIN celt
With this Gard msny estpg problems performed
u tr-ve Of Astronomy and Geog ply the principle Of
Iaes Globe and Trans Celestial Sphees-aso for
SALE and IN humber Of COLLEGES schools
sna prlvate Iamllles. J23 3-rc
CHEAPEST .aNp BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING.
academy, iss Broadway opposite John street.
BIZ SLOWS
Surenor and Elegant Commercial System Of WRITING,
w to Ladies and Gentlemen EVERY AGE Day or Eve.
ming, IN Tw elve Less ms. for the small charge OF
. ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
Mr. BRIsTow Finishing Writing Master promises and QUA
RANT EEs TO ALL old OF BEAUTIFUL FREE
ExrEpiTors and FAsHoNABiE style Of Penmapshp
in TWELVE Easy LESSONS FOR IS % Only.
t.-6ooK KEEPING and SHORT HAND taught thoroughly.
B.-Prvale lessons given. Families Schools attend
co. j2l 3taw1m%fc
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MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED,
SCHNEIDER g. REBHUN,
50 Crosby street.
dI6 imSrc

MUSIC.
DARTIEs furnished with the Harp and Violin Or arr nun
Il Der Of ,nstruments Apply to q. WHITWORTH, NJ
$50 East Broadway, or to g. AYLFFE. No. III Elm stree
corner Of Howard ~ lm+rc
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RICH SILKS, CASHMERES, SHAWLS, &c
RE NOW offered for sale sacrifice, many styles
from twenty hve to thirty less than the regular
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CKOSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
THE Medicine that known fail for sale at
" la2 Broadway. corner Of John street only. y2 INN
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DIR. HOMES. DENTIST

BKOADWAY AND CANAL STREET,
INSERTS TEETH and wsrants them good as the
raj me- for biting and mastication.
A complete double set Of best mineral Teeth
fine gold Plates $50 90
A Of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
pressure, 90
Single Tooth, from 81 90 TO 10
Plugging Teeth with Gold from rs to l 50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Canal and Broadway
Cana 2tpm
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES
ROOM.
WINTER STYLE GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER and
w French Silk Hats Travelling Evening and other Caps
the beet materials the fashionable and be
coming styles, now ready for n,pect,on and sale
The and quality OF the goods offered this establish
msnt, entte them the notice OF those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchant Exchange
do tm.v 20 William street
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VALENTINES!
GOLD AND SILVER FLUlDs-These metallic fluids,
winch formerly much used by the ancen,s Tor their
Ornamental Pennanshp such Valentines Visiting Cars,
Billet deux &c Writing executed with these fluids has the
sic by the principal Bookseller and Siione and by the
manufac'urem, KENT BLACK,
ja20 3Wsrc ZIG John street
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TAXES 1910.
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES !
PUBLIc BUILDINGS, PARK, Jan. /. 1886.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby thai an addition Of one
per will be made all remaining unpaid the
18th day of February and cent the 18Th day Of
March he receiver would upon ranpsye the impor
OF mating early payment possible 10 avoid the
crowd and delay which occur inst previous TO
the being added Hours froui
stances JOHN STEWART
10 tt5Feb Receiver of Taxes.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23
T ATEST rpIPORTATToN on

| M RICH SPRING DRY GOODS
| }. EDWARD BIRD, No. 209 baltimore street be
tween Light and Charles Streets has received by re
cent arrivals a complete assortment of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS, TO which he invites the M
tehOn OF wholesale dealers and buyers generally. Nc
eXerion viii be spared TO make his stock one of the
best in the citYa of which will be sold at the otr
| est market prices.
A large stock of fancy Dress Silks
Black and blue black Silks fall qualitesN
Rich and heavy Satin Striped Silks
Extra rich shaded Barge
embroidered and shs ded do
shaded MeuSelin de Lains
FOR EVENING DRESSES.
Handsome embroidered Robes
Shaded Tarlalansi embossed TarIataNs, en- tireIy
new, never before offered in this market
french Marqneses; do Lawns, beautiful patterns
scotch Lawns; new style Gmghams; Lace Lawns
Sha"s and Scarfs extra rich white and scarlet Can
ton Grape ShawIs dust imported)
Rich Silk Shaws; Hemana Shawls
Barge and Cashmere Shawls
embroidered thihet and plain ShawlS
New style fancy Grape aud silk Scarfs
shaded Hernana ScarfS
-ALARGE sTOCKoF-
SIX and Kid Gloves (lades' and ge ntemen's)
Silk and Cotton Hosiery; English Silk Hosiery
Linen Cambria hdkfs; Revere, BOrdeIed, Hemstitch-
ed and Printed, Linen Cambria
LINEN GOODS.
Barkely's and Richardson's Irish Linens
scotch Linens, a superior article
~ and 1874 Barnsy and Irish Sheetings
Pillow Case Linens, &c. sc.
White and cold Marselles Counterpanes, rich and
beautiful
Toilet Covers; embossed Table Covers
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
super black and fancy cOl' Cloths
Fancy and black Cassimeres
Black Cashmeret very handsome
Rich Satin and Silk Vestines
Rich Satin and Silk CravatS and Sears
Extra quality Silk Pocket Hdkfs
New style Tweeds, for coats Also,
Mourning Goods of all kinds, with large stock of
Domestic Goods For sale on the best terms,
wholesale and retail, by
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 300 Baltimorest.
mhl6 near Charles st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

ir7- Mas. ELIz. MULLER, No. 80 Poplar street, be
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia, has
been completely cured of the most severe attacks OF
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thing 10
vain, The extreme pain would often compel her to
rise ten times in night and her hands were drawn
up so as TO be completely useless After using the
Rings and Fluid for only % hours the pains entirely
left, and she has nothad the slightest attack for pc
Rod of several months.
DIR. CHRISTIE is in possession OF nearly one thot
sand testimonials, received from persons who have
been entirely cured of the most severe Rheumatistss
both Chronic and Infam atory for which every 9th
er s'remedy" was useless. The Rings and Fluid,
when properly applied, have never been known 80
fail in any Of these cases.
Sn3- Beware of Spurious limitations OF these articles
The onIu Mace in Baltimore obtain the GENUINE
Rings and Fluid ia at the Drug Store Of s. q. HANCE
l08 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT-STS
All articles of the kind sold elsewhere In the cItY
are rortkie cOvnteesfs, without the iess. Gaivaae
influence or beneficial effect, uhil
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23
EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF THE
HEART.

The following case relates to Clergyman the son
in law of Mr. john JACoB Aston. of New York;
Rev'd. john BRIsTEAD, Minister Of the EpIscopai
Church at Bristol R. H. residing In Main street, has
long been subject TO distressing attacks OF EPHepsyy
often falling down insensible The disease has beer
accompanied with violent PalPitadon of the Heart,
and rush of blood to the head. For 'hree years b.
has been unable preach or attend TO his other du
ties Mr.. Brstead has found the most valuable bene
fit from the Rings Bands and Fluid, is better in every
respect than he has been since his illness, and is
rapidly recovering his health. All symptoms of Epi
lepsy have left him. a. ..-.. .|.