American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-28

nufactured. You will perceive, on oxamina.
ton, that it is qWite differently wove from
m0usseline."
Certainly! How pretty wonder what
will be next-ths is certainly tFo age OF won
ders. should think you would be complete
ly overrun with customers in the busy part OF
the day, you have so many extraordinary
goods!''
"Yes-and we have customers; many snch
as thyself-equally as proftable-and as easily
suitcd!''
''Ah! and here are tho silks! That is a beau
tiful piece of black how lustrousi And the
guality!;
Here is piece Of rich fancy, recently I'M
ported"
"a beautiful thing, indeed; but that color is
quite too conspicuous, and the stripe is wider
than ! desire. Have you piece less gay,
changeable, and without a stripe?"
"We have one remaining, which l think ls
precisely what you want corresponds with
what you have inquired for. Here il is,
ma'am."
'YCs-'!is very -pretty-bnt-hnt for shat
small set dgure-ii that were out, il would
suit exactly"
'lf / arm not mistaken, we have such q
style. Yes, ma'am, here IL piece precisely
J
dress pattern in the piece"
II think, Ola the whole, will not purchase
this morning. AS my carriage is waiting, and
have an engagement, | will postpone trading
for time, and then, perhaps, when call
again, you may have different styles, which
will come nearer suiting my taste. That, /
like quite we'll; and if find nothing that is
prettier, think shall purchase"
"But can | have the pleasure oil sending this
for you this morning. should be very happy to
trade with you, now"
"No, sir; will wait"
"Is there any thing else can have the plea
sure of exhibiting this morning1"
! There was something ese-let me think
/ have vou-Coate's Spool Threadl-quite fine
number should like
! ave have all numbers, believe-about one
hundred, or 6ner!"
! "Rather finer, thnk-have you one hun
| bred and twenty?"
~ think we have; yes, ma am, this is that
number"
"Wili you permit me to sec the end''
certainly, ma am"
I "Have YOU between this and one hundred"
/ "This is one hundred and teE."
! After examining
"This is the right nu,nber--i vii! take it,
! How much, sir!n
-Four cents, Ina'am, Shall enclose i: tor
you?''
"lf you please, Sir. | think shall take
some OF the goods have seen, soastinse. Good
morning, SIR
i Good morning, ma'am."
Having exercised the inner and outer man
body and mind, feel quite goneness within
; "a contiguity Of space, that nothing short o
a hearty breakfast can fill. Not any thing hav
ing been made pecuniarily, my patience, some
NAV think, has been severely tried. But no
So frequently | have participated in simla
scenes, have the audaclty to presume that i
would take more than is in the power of maj
or woman to irrtate ne, while trading | q
10 my meals with an appetite much improved
feeling perfectly confident to muster quantit'
of the good things of Providence; and after
wards be as resolute as before on waiting Ger
politely on another, as pleasant and es profita
BILE as my first. This is an inconsderable par
of what is daily observed and participated in b.
clerks. But enough for now. If the aboV
} meet your appreciation, Mr. Editor, will, q
some future time, perhaps, unfold more c
. what is of every day occurrence in DR.
Goods Store.