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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-26
&C OLDEy HOOT. /,

On Main street, North of Jefferson.
to furnish all articles IN his line in a STYLE OF
elegance that defies competition in any sha pc
west of the Mountains; lie being in possession
Of all the late Improvements in France. and
also in our own eastern Cities. The old ban
Cling manner of measuring the feet, cutting
the boots, and fitting Of asts-the most impor.
tant branch Of the business-thrown aside,
and the new improvements OF Paris and the
east adopted in place Of them. which give u
certainty o! elegance in the fit Of his work
that throws all others in the shade. He has
also made such arrangements with one Of the
most extensive importers Of
French Leather
in the east, will insure constant supply
OF that beautiful article. Those gentlemen
who in the least incomnodcd with corns,
by calling shall have perfect ease; and any
deformty Of the foot corrected in such a
manner as to give full satisfaction to all who
favor him with their custom. All persons in
want of
Boots, (plain or patent leather.I Military
Boots. Caters, Pumps, &C.,
he invites to cal aud examine his work before
leaving their orders elsewhere The latest
fashions and Improvements will be receive
regularly His prices are the same as those
who manufacture their work on The old prin.
cples, OF which all who favor him with cal
will be satisfied. lie also manufactures
Coarse Boots and Shoes,
in a superior manner-warranted to give full
satisfaction. Also-LADIES' WEAR, con-
stantiy on hand and made TO order, at the
lowest prices.
15At the Golden Boot Store" all goods
will be sold for CASH and at SMALL PRoFITs
As it is the obj ect of the proprietor II please
the public and let all have the worth of their
money, he hopes by prompt and diligent at
tontion to business, to gain share OF their
patronage.
MOTTO-Quick Returns and Small Profits.
Burlington, Iowa. Oct. B, IS46-20-tf
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RICH FANCY GOODS.
NEW Style nous de laine robes
~ Rich cashmere do
do ombres for dresses
blk and ig'd dress silks
fine gala plaid. all wool
rich Ombre cashmere, do
plain and plaid Jaconet muslins
do do swiss do
fine mall and book do
thread, swiss and jaconet edgings and in.
settings
silk fringe and buttons for trimmings
do cords and tassels, &c &c Just rec d
and for sale by w f COOLBAUGH
oc! '46 jefferson.st
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'AkEN UP, BY Elijah johnson. Jackson

'AKEN UP, BY Elijah johnson. Jackson
township, Henry county. Iowa. Cd day
o. Novemoer. Io46. a dark bay mare Colt.
supposed to be year old-wh,,e stripe in the
face-leit fore.foot whte--dark mane and
tail. Also, on the Oath day Of October. 1886.
a dark bay Ware, supposed to he 2 wears ola
last Sp-ing-black name and tail-a small
white spot in the forehead-lert bird. foot
white-and white or gray on the right hin
Colt appraised at sl5-Mare $40 before All.
bert Button, J. P, OH the 9th day Of Oct,
1876. n N. LATHROP. Clerk. :
Nov. -, '46-25-3is
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=, ,,merous friends, TO mourn their
.slJ WV ,o.s Is his gain, We shodld not
bot wv. .ho.e who have no hope. he EN-
Ses,,se Christian religion az an ea and b ps
80 about sixteen years OF age c, ant T ras
/ sas m,mber Of the Christian Chnrsh 'or
10 u md was Elder Of the cnurch 10
~ rso,hood. He had the confidence o.
.,seaS whom he was Identified hoth IN
~ s'n nd political capacity He was
sass,, r.ntucky, but immigrated I" ind'-
.aso' DIV day, then to Des MONIES Co.,
ai,n (. has served his friends as
-. sae,. ,hs Legislature Of this Territory.
J aeM hose death is here announced, is
In nin' .asmory deserves more than the
, In sbse 60. s Of a sigh His death has caus'
seas t'ps loss in the community. Mys'
ton' ,hs ways Of God. in his moral gov
,ccu ." well as in nature and grace
.nssn!,, ..l,man, was a choice spirit,-es
saa 'hsloyed BY all his acquaintance.
sssa ,na 10 remembered by the citizens OF
mIlowiug lines to his memory are added;
-, ,bee9 No! thou art star,
Ipl NV vision ne'sr can fade away
~ IN "a dimly cleaning from afar,
n0as =, shirt sheds Thy potent ray.
.,,hec7 No, thy softened tone,
'o,ss;,i, nv bosom with mild strain,
]" WV" - wake It's echoes when alone,
ih e0mr music in bright fancy's train.
,hee7 No. unsought, unknown,
9s';.b in my heart sweet thoughts OF
Ins.' dime image still will come
ts'aauss, he halloaed page OF memory
,,,., heel Other eyes may tell
nl~.s,h.m depths OF language hearts have
=. n, can have that magic spell
Ts,, heavenly purity that lit thine own.
,honlt be a dream Of other days.
Brightness on the past. whate'er my Ia'e'
.s,,shsd thing to gladden. fancy's gaze.
.srins from which my soul may waver
A""' G..
not.
/ Al, e;ty. on the 18th inst, Of Consump'
Washington NJ. Austin, aged IS.
I'M Austin was very much and deserved'y
.a,m.d BY large circle OF acquaintance in
h, ei,r. Every thing that friends and medi-
,.Ldl eould do was done for him during his
l a.... and after his death his remains were
flowed to the grave by very large con-
curse Of our citizens.
l a, III. ll,h inst, at the residence OF her ia
A., M Hiatt Smith, in Peru. Ill; Mrs Lucy
n. ,ousor, Of Chss R. Hopkins, aged 81
On The 10Th Oc... LYDIA EMILY Day.
,u,ees, daughter Of Lewis Pi,man. liv-
mr1 Yves. Point, Lee Co p. Iowa.
ND | year. IL months, and 20 days.
Scarcely has one month elapsed since
1. kresved family had sna,ched from
lpndsi an elder sister. who, but few
Iap previous TO her death, was in the
Isaymen, Of fine health. aud buoyanl no
ab, with the fauering prospects of a
Iw and happy life,-possessing a dispo-
dpn Of character. which made the par,
ID seem, TO relatives and friends. lamenia-
" and grievous in the extreme. Blu,
dn how soon, TO make the late bereave
sn doubly affecting. was the younges,
aa called home from The arms Of a fond
I'd doing mo,her--,here To greet her
sr, We hope. in the realms of blissful
suoas|ity. Il Con-.
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ESIRAY MARE COLT.

NAkEN UP by David Thomas. OF Frank
Il lin townsh~. Des Moines county, |. T.,
on the 2Sth Of October, 1876. one estray mare
Cot, supposed to be two years old last spring
-oetween IA and Is hands high--a brigh,
pay with htack name ana tail. an black legs.
with little white an the ryht hind foot--tl,e
hair some worn off the neck--no other marks
perceiVabie Appraised at S25. "A true copy
from my estrav record. r. w. DOLBEE
November IL, 1546-26-3t Clerk B. C. G.
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The Great English Remedy for Colds
Mgh', Asthma aud Consumption. in the
m helpless forms, is the Hungarian
lnm Of Life, discovered by Dr. Bur-
% Of London. This is the most perfect
amlallible medicine of the kind ever
rovered.
From the Lancei.-The Hungarian
liam is noble discovery of Medical
tace, and we rejoice that it has a,
agth been brought before the American
kaic.
hmPhlets respecting this great English
nay may be had gratis Of CLENDENIN,
ygst, only agent in Burlington, Iowa.
madvertlsement in another column Of this
lM,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
e. ID. glr,Ou. W. d..

TENDERS his services as Physician and
Il Surgeon, to the citizens of Burlington
and vicinity. tie will attend especially To the
practice OF SURGERY; and together with gene.
raj Surgical practice. he will operate for the
relief oi Stfabismus, Cataract, Club foot Hare.
Lip, &c. sc. lie VIII. when UNEMPLOYED. be
found at the ITOFFlCE OF DR. 5. 5. RAN.
S SIM, on Jefferson Street. fsepl7
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HARD. WARE.
I'VE have on hand and for sale cheap
w large and splendid assortment Of
HARD WARE \ CUTLERY,
to which we invite the attention of purcbas
ers, consisting in part Of
Door, pad. till, chest and cupboard locks,
Knob and Norfolk latches, hinges,
Screens. files. rasps, shears. scissors,
Knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
Razors, razor strops, cloth, hair, white,
Wash and shaving brushes,
German silver, Brittania and iron table &
Tea spoons, tacks, brads, bolts,
Curry combs, axes, coffee mills, sad irons,
&C., with great many other articles too
numerous to mention. GARRETT e. Co
nov5
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS. i.
UsT res'd from Philadelph;a and Baltimore
new and splendid assortment of ~.
E0tt and Winter Dry Goods,
consisting in part Of the following:
ID ps blue, black. Give, green and stee,
mkt cloths
q ps blue and black blanket coating
81 ps do do and fancy cassmer.
$50 ps do do do sat;ne,,s
80 80 ps 40 do jeans
20 ps white, red and green flannel
Adv ps calcos, some very beautiful. and nj
as low prices could DE ask ed
say from to 25 cents
10 bales brown dnmestcs
lOO ps "a to blend. muslins, S to 90 cts
~ ps black and cold muslins
10 ps rich cashmeres
10 ps do muslin de LANES
Is do cashmere robes
Dark rich ginghams, plain, blue, pink and
bun do, alpaccas, linseys, table dia yer,
bonnets. ribbons, SIlAWLS, handkerchief.
laces. edgings. gloves. hosiery, cotton warn.
cotton batt!ng, &c. &c, with an asst Of all
such articles as are generally wanted.
Boots aud Shoes.
IS cases mems and boys boots
5 do do do shoes
5 do women's shoes
Hats and Caps-.l0 cases hats and caps
ClOthing..io doz blanket, sack g. dress coats
81 do pan,aloons and vests
Together with a full and choice lot of
Groceries, such as sugar, coffee, tea,
molasses. toba eco, saiera. us, bic salt
sperm and talow candles. bar soap, starch
Dye-stufs, window Glass, Nails,
buckets, tubs, hard ware, crockery, and
glass ware, Sc, &c, with many ther art-
cies. all of which viii be sold cheap for Cash
or country Produce. Please call and ex-
anime our stock and PRICES before purcha sing,
as you viii find il decidedly tn your advantage
r CAMPBELL & co
N. B. II is pleasure to show goods on
Jefferson Street, next door below Thos Hedge
Cos nov26 '46
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
400 pieces assorted Fancy Prints
fOO 90 do Kentucky jeans
50 pieces blue. black and coored sa,inets
40 do 81, rs, and A red fanncls
80 do white and col'd cotton do
80 do Z 3. and "A bed tickings
Is do ass'd apron checks
100 do "a, 7 8, 4. and 5.4 bca ched
mnslns
so do blk and cold mus ms, Just
reed and for sale cheap by
oct &c w F CO1LRAUGH. J.frr
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n H. w G. Cd 8
w lesley JONES

w tS!SEE ~ NES
HAAS Just received a new assortment
En- of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS. viz:
Cloths. cassimeres, Ky, jeans, linseys
and flannels. blankets, &c, with choice
lot of French cashmeres, &c. pla,s. plaids
and splendid Robes for ladies dresses. oil
colored Ginghams. &c new patterns and
styles, new style A pacras and luslres;
choice assortment of shaw,s and bonnets.
new style ribbons, ar.ifcials and fancy
trimmings; cords aud braidS for ladies
dresses-also ladies Gloves, kid silk ,and
Mi,s and Misses do, Mems Gloves.
Miis. &c; large assortment, of Cali
Goes. from 6 10 25 CTS. also, a good lot
of Dnmeslics, cotton yarn, carpet chain,
batting &c. A choice LOT Of Fancy no.
lions. and such as are generally wanted;
ALSO
Groceries, sugar. coffee, tea, molasses,
Tobacco. indigo and madden, -four. sal.,
whiskey, by the barrel, salera,us, &c.
BOOTS s. SHOES
200 pair Boots, very cheap; large as
sortment Of mems, women, misses and
boys Shoes, well assorted. Hats and
Caps OF every description; Queensware,
well assorted.
CLOT HIN G..
Goats. pants, vests, drawers, &c., &c.
small LOT Of School Books, paper, &C..
with many other articles usually called
for. very cheap for Cash, or good Pro-
duce, at cash prices. Call, see and Judge
for yourselves.
Now, 1916 WESLEY JONES.
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GUCDS.
1000 yds domestic sheeting
800 pieccsassorted fancy prints
ioO0 lbs cotton yarn
20pieees Kentucky Jeans
~ do bloc black and cold broad c,,,L.
~ co do do and striped satino,,s
- 90 white. green and red flannel
~ 90 90 rcd and blue cotton aann.I
10 do 81, i.e, and 4 A he'd iickings
10 do assorted apron checks
- do bleached muslins
~ co oieached and cold mu>iins
~ do glnghams and alpacrHs
III do heavy cnatin.s and n;lot .Io,t.
20 30 wool and mixt linsevs h.,,in,,
hGSfs., gloves, aud hosiery y, go:
KINDS, carpet chain irish linen t.LI.. =
cover and cloths, threads. ta,rs IT,,
land ceHcia, Jacone.ts, muslins .ns.
penoers' coat trimmings, shawls large
ana small tsome Of superior qnaIitrA
cashmere &c ec"sse nous de hines, &
other dress gooas, vestings, silks. boods.
bonnets, ribbons, &C., &C..
HATS AND CAPS.
ou nutria, iur, cashmere and silk hat,
l3D do cony, and mussra cans
tSO cloth caps of various qualities
loo mems and boys oil cloth, knit and cIo,,,
caps.
HARDWARE.
Door, pad, chest and cupboard lock.
hnoo and Norfolk latches, files. ras,,
butts and screws, shears, scisso, \. r..,rs
Nooa saws, caStecl hand saws, knives and s
Forks, pocket and pen.kniyes,
Broad and choppng axes. hand axes
" D. and IRON spoons. sad irons hammer.
curry combs, cards, coffee mills. augsr,
Gauges, chlsscis, trace chains, sc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
200 prs Mems thick boots
100 do Calf and kip d,
loo do BOYS kip and thick boot.
2oO do Womens kip bootees
20o do Ladies kid and morocco WALKING
shoes
lug do do kid and calf slippers
2U0 do Youths boots and shoes
2uU do Children and misses boot. and
slippers
GROCERIES.
% sacks Rio and lava Coffee
bids. N. o. Sugar
10 Dbls mulasses
Loai sugar, rice, spice cloves, nutmegs.
unger' alum, coperas, pepper, mustard.
starch cassa, madder, indigo, &c
imperial and Y. II. Toas Of best ou,litv
"oacco OF various qualities, some superior
ana many other articles too numerous "a
mention, which will sell at the rowrsr M.
cts Tor 'ASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
" hm.I;a or retail. &c PARTRIDGE
burlington, Nov. 10, 1916.
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PORK e. BEEF PACKING,

TNRE undersigned, feeling grateful Cor past
l. favnrs, would STATE that he is ready
to contract for the acking OF Beef and Pork
on the most favorable terms,-I will furnish
Barrels and Sal. il desired. | shall be prepar-
ed 10 make liberal Cash Advances on Pork
packed bv me. GEORGE PARTRIDGE
ocli5-t inch
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Poetical Work.
ANIMALS for IS47.

ANIMALS for IS47.
ygNIIE Ladies are invited to call ard exam.
4 Inc the following beautiful Annuals:
Leaflets of Mamory --Mugnifcent Engrav,
ings,
Friendships Ofering-A rich present,
Christian Keepsake and Missionary Annual
The Hracinth, Or Affections Gift,
Christmas Blossoms and Now Years Wrclth
The Rose, Or Affections Gift
w ID SKILLNAN
nov5 under Barrett House
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REMOV Al.

IOHN FULLER TON. would in form his
% friends and customers that he has remov.
cd TO the store lately occupied by A. S. Shack
ford next door to B. L. David's.
He would also inform the public that, hav-
ing received large additions to his previous
we II assorted stock, he intends to sell cheaper
tran ever, aud therefore particularly invites
his friends and the public generally, to give
him call. Ii is no trouble to show goods.
nl2 AZ
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PORK AND BEEF PACKING.

vTNHE undersigned take pleasure in saying
l to the public that they have taken the
large Strengthening and Packing Houses of E.
d. Rand & Co., and are now ready to contract
for the
Packing of Beef and Pork,
on as reasonable terms as it can be done in this
western country. They are prepared to fur
nsh Barrels. Kegs, and Salt. if required
Their long experience in the business warrants
them in saying that they will give general sat.
isfaction to all those who NAV favor them with
business. SCHENCK * DENISE.
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Bottles Francis.
!. 2. T l. z N Err

". ! Z II N Z II
MOULD most respectfully inform TIE
w gentlemen Of taste aud fash on. in the
city of Darlington and vicinity, tina, he is
now prepared, at the sign OF the
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R E NOV ED.

HAVE = Is L L & co.,
h lssr e r. TO the s,orelately occupi ed
hAno aierton, next door to I'hos.
hbie ~. a'so iuform their friends and
" 'aat they have received A'
HI. Large addition,
"sf stock. which they will sell as
sasst.sap IS the Cheapest.
s. esl, invite ell in want of goods to
y sAes .s s'ers purchasing. 1t is plea.
R CAMPBELL & co
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LHyT n0Fr

hek ac.a naeotedto us either sv not. .,
sE hlvs are hereby notified tha,
hyins money. Those that y,n, =
snS costs had better cali .nd "s sn,,, 70
VI and no rni.t.k.. call ano settle
WIN GARRETT q co
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YNAKEN UP. BY samr d. Woodwork j.

"AKEN UP, BY Sam'l ID. Woodwork. in
J. Iippe"anoe township, Henry county
Iowa. on the Sd day Of NV. 1916, a bay horse
Ia hands higii-ahout 10 wears old lac,
Spring--has som" white on hi. left hind foo,
IA small white spcck in his forehead--r,cls
and tr"ts--mar ked with the collar. Also. a
hay -hiey years old next SPRING. white
hnd-feet and | fore loot wbitc-,b;n IN g.
Appra Used at s27 50 Tor the horse and saf, for
the llcy on the Sd day OF Nov. 1896, before
Hugh Swan. J. P. N.LAlHROP. CLERK
Nov. ~, l04e-25-3ts
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Sill O IRON STOR T. i.
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
TRON-Flat, square and round, ass'd
sizes, plough slabs, plough wings, assorttd
shapes AID sizes.
STEEL--Cast, German, Am. blister, English
blister, German and spring assorted
sizes.
sTOVES--Improved Premium, and Yankee
Notion Cook Stoves, Parlor. Goa
Box, 10, z, and plates, different
sizes.
ALSO-Jewett's Improved Patent CaryP loughs
Tin Plates. Copper, Sheet iron iron
wire, Nails and custing Of every dc.
scription.
4 full! supply of the above articles lways on
hand, and for sale as low as can be Afforded
by sept ~ '46 joan q. FooTE
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Il E VI o V A l. .

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
YEfHE subs, rber has removed from the Enc,
IL to the West side OF Main Street. in fh.
new brick store, where he is now opeu;nv !,
full anc complete assortment Of goods consist.
ing in part Of -
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Jartridge's' Patent Friction Match
4 es.--loO gross, in round boxes, of tho
ABOVE celebrated matches, the best now in
USE every one warranted TO 90 first RATE
For sale by ;nI9) JC PAnra,ncs
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Sugar:-5 bids. prime N. .. Sugar, just
~ rec d and Tor sale at low rates, bv
n26 JIG LAuMAN
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Wanted--5 GOO bush. of Corn. by
" MY &c PARTRIDGE
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new STORE.

~. :. =. HATHAWAY & CO.
d , just opened'a large and general
II Goods, Groceries, Hard ware.
II, 49, -, wooden ware. Nails, Cor dage, &c
hi Nc they offer for sale low. The
M a. .s oeen purchased at reduced prices.
|A a0,u TO sell as cheap as any othe.
u'"ngton, and they ask the
|%n. ufizENs, AND FARMERS
IA On Unity, to give them u call, at their
|slsp PAN STREET, two doors south
49, W. s. HATHAWAY e. co
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STORAGE! STORaGEu

THE uadt rsigned woud give notice that
1 he will store, in his Stone Ware mousse,
almost a"y quantity of grain and produce on
the most reasona ole terms
oct lift GEORGE PARTRIDGE
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kNstray Mare--Taken up. by Abraham
- RIie, of Burlington township, Desmoines
county, l. T., on the 23d day Of Oct 1916,
one bay Mare, about or s years old--smaII
sIze--star and white in the forehea d--heavy
mane-bot hind feet white, with a saddle and
bride on said mare; no other marks or brands
perceivable. Appraised at S25 A true copy
from my Estrav Record
Novl3. '46-26t3w R. w, DOLBEE.
Clk B. C.. c.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
VVIISrAR'S balsam Of Wild Cherry
w Jayne's Expectorant
Peters Pills
Wright's Indian Vegetable pills
Pease's Horehonnd Candy, &c, nc, a.
mig TALLANT'S Jeffersonst
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BURLINGTON WK-EYE.
N E. w

In II w
ID "& @"0MD-
THE Subscriber has just received in
Il addition TO his former stock,
Fancy Prints, latestyle vesings 't
Blue do Fancy dress hdkfs
Sd A 7-8 and "a Cravats
brown muslin Black silk cravats
Bl'kand cold cambria Muslin de LANES
Bed tickings Bannets
Blk & white cot. hose Gloves and mitts
Driilngs Edgings, &c Sc
All Of which | will sell as low or not little
lower) than they can be purchased IN the
city. BIT DAVID, Jrf.s,
Fats and Caps. Received per Pilot
IL cases caster and cashmere hats
d"z navy ape otter caps
3 do seal fur do
2 do nutria do
9 do fur trimmed cloth do
do muekrat, fine and snpcrfne do
Tor sale cheap for cash or produce nv
nl9 BIT DAVID
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RALZARlNES Il LAWNS A beaa
- t,fui asst just reed and for sale al the
lowest prices BY JR CAMPBELL 4 co
my Ia
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-30
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
u EDWARD BIRD


between Charles and Light-sis.
Will now close off his entire stock of Rich SPRING
DRY GOODS, without regard to cost. Being deter.
mined to sell off his large stock of Fancy and Staple
SUMMER GOODS, persons in want will do well to
call Immediately.
A large stock Of Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent.
less Than former prices; one of the best assort
ments in the city.
Real French ORGANDIES; French JACONETS;
French LAWNS; Lace Musins; GINGHAMS;
MARQUESSE MUSLINS, price only 81 Ia
cents, worth Use.
WHITE GOODS-Jaconet Cambria; Book and
Swiss Musns; Cambrics; Taraans; Striped
Muslins.
LINEN GOODs-Irish Lineni Barnsley sheetings;
Pillow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; Damask
Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels.
DRILLINGS-A large stock of Fancy Drllings, of
superior quality; also White Duck Drillings, i'm
ported for city trade.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Eng
lish, French and Domestic.
SHAWLS and SCARFS-Crape, Twisted Silk,
Hemanna silk, Barage, Mohair and Italian SILK
SHAWLS; Grape, Hernanna Silk and Berage
SCARFS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES and CRAVATS, sc.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
]. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
jyl between Light and Charles.