The Baltimore directory for : containing the names of the inhabitants, their places of business and dwelling houses, the City register, 1845, Part 38

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Publication date: 1845
Publisher: Baltimore : J. Murphy
Number of Pages: 370


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PENS B


For attendance on each Professor, $15


For Matriculation Fee, . 5


For Diploma,


20


For Demonstrator's Fee, (optional,)


10


All communications must be addressed to


E. FOREMAN, DeaR.


JAMES STANSBURY,


DRUGS


MEDICINES


MEDICINES.


DRUGS


MEDICINES.


UGE


DRUGGIST


No. 237 BROADWAY, F. P. BALTIMORE;


Having taken every care and precaution in selecting a GENERAL ASSORTMENT of FRESH


DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


He will dispose of the same at rates that all shall be pleased with, and would respectfully invite the attention of


PHYSICIANS, COUNTRY DEALERS, AND THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE GENERALLY.


PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded with neatness and accuracy, day or night.


Always on hand, a constant supply of


MOORE'S CATHARTIC & DOMESTIC FAMILY PILLS. ALSO, THE


PECTORAL SYRUP OF LIVERWORT, ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.


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EDWARD H. STABLER.


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DRUGS &


THOMAS Y. CANBY.


No. 120


SECOND DOOR WEST


PRATT STREET WHARF,


FROM CALVERT STREET.


MEDICINES.


STABLER & CANBY,


WHOLESAL


OR IGGISTS.


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, SPICES, WINDOW GLASS,


PERFUMERY


. Offer to Druggists, Country Merchants, and Physicians, at the lowest market prices, a large and general assortment of goods in this line of business.


Particular attention and great care are given to procure our goods of the best qualities, desiring to retain and extend our reputation for selling nothing which is not the best of its kind; and as our purchases and importations are made in large quantities, for CASH, we feel confident that no dealers will be able to sell at lower rates for merchandise of equal quality.


NOAH RIDGELY, Esq., having assigned and transferred to us, all the receipts for the preparation of the very popular remedies known as


LEE'S I AMILY DICINES,


Formerly prepared by MICHAEL LEE & Co., and subsequently by himself, together with the exclusive right to manufacture the same, and the privilege to use the fac-simile of his signature as formerly, purchasers will please to observe that hereafter the genuine articles will, in all cases, be accompanied with our name. Among the preparations aforesaid, are :


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Lee's Anti-Bilious Pills, Lee's Elixir, for Coughs, &c. Lee's Nervous Cordial, Lee's Itch Ointment,


Lee's Essence of Mustard, Lee's Persian Lotion, valuable Cosmetic, Lee's Worm Destroying Lozenges, Lee's Indian Vegetable Specific, &c. &c. STABLER & CANBY.


SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,


MANUFACTURED BY


C. C. REINHARDT & CO. No. 9 LIGHT STREET, (formerly No. 8,) Two doors below the Fountain Inn,


TIMORE, AT THE FOLLOWING RATES:


Amputating Instruments.


Cases of, complete, from $20 to $40 In cases, silver & gold tubes, $3 to $10 Do. do. French patterns, 45


Trepanning Instruments. In cases, complete, from $10 to $18 Trepanning Saws, single pair, 5


Pocket Instruments.


Cases 4 fold, complete, $10 to $18


do.


3 do.


do.


6 to


10


do. 2 do.


do.


4 to


6


do. 4 do. French patterns, 24


do. 3 do. do. do. 18


Obstetrical Instruments.


In mahogany cases, $20 to $30 Forceps, single pair, (pad-locks,) 8 Smellie & Leoret's Forceps, $4 to 6


Post Mortem Examination Instru-


ments.


Set in mahogany and morocco cases, $12 to $30


Dissecting Instruments.


Set of, .


$4 to $6


Anatomical Syringes.


In cases, . $20 to $36


Eye Instruments.


In cases, ·


. $6 to $18


Eye Syringes.


Stomach Pumps.


With Cupping apparatus, Injecting


Tube, improved,


$8 to $16


Dr. Barrabino's Stomach Pump,


12


Stomach Pumps, with Injecting


apparatus,


10


Stomach Pumps, white metal, 8


do.


Tubes, per dozen, .


S 5


Cupping Instrum'ts, Breast Pumps, S.c.


In cases,


. $4 to $12


Scarificators. German silver, brass, &c., $3 to $10 g


Dental Instruments.


Put up in cases, complete, $5 to $500 € Extracting Instruments.


Tooth Forceps, for extracting, latest and improved styles, per dozen, $9 to $36


Tooth Forceps, for extracting, in5


cases,


$6 to $10


Scaling Instruments.


Scalers and Pluckers, gold, silver, pearl, and ivory handles, from $3 to $50 per dozen.


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Mirrors.


Mounted with gold, silver, pearl,


&c., . $8 to $30


Mouth glasses, from 50 cents to $10 Spring Lancets.


Of every description, from 75 cents to $5.


Gold, from $15 to $30.


Speculums, womb, rectum, $15. do. ear, from $2.50 to $5.


Fracture apparatus, (of the Jaw,) of the latest approved style, for $15.


Bleeding Tourniquets, $2.50 to $5. Stethescopes, with pleximeter, from 75 cents to $3.


Silver male and female Catheters, from $2 to $42 per dozen ..


Syringes, of the best kind.


Self-injecting Syringes, from $15 to $75 per dozen, in cases.


Self-injecting Syringes, without cases, $4 to $10 per dozen.


Womb Syringes.


Of all descriptions and latest ap- proved style, from $4 to $24 per dozen.


Syringes, Medium, with patent piston. Self-injecting, in cases, various quali- ties, from $7 to $15 per dozen. Self-injecting, without cases, from $1.50 to $12 per dozen. Elastic injecting, with self-pipes. Breast Glasses.


Of various kinds and qualities.


With a general assortment of articles belonging to the above business, both wholesale and retail.


THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE ALSO THE MANUFACTURERS OF C. C. REINHARDT'S LATE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED


PATENT SPRING BOX SPURS,


Which will be kept constantly on hand for sale, wholesale and retail, from $8 to $24 per dozen.


WE ARE ALSO MANUFACTURING


C C. REINHARDT'S


LATE PATENTED AND HIGHLY APPROVED DOUBLE AND SINGLE LEVER


GLASS PAD TRUSSES,


OF ALL SIZES AND DESCRIPTIONS,


With Covered, Silver Plated, and Gilt Springs,


A supply of which will be kept constantly on hand, both for whole- sale and retail, and are most highly recommended by the Medical Faculty, and decidedly the best now in use.


&All orders for any of the above articles thankfully received and punctually attended to.


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BALTIMORE FINE AND FANCY SOAP


MANUFACTORY.


TOILET SOAPS,


Manufactured expressly for all of the PRINCIPAL HOTELS in the Union.


BALT


TANIS


CASTILE do.


PALM


FANCY


do.


do. ass'd, do.


do.


do.


WHITE SOAP, in Boxes.


FRANCIS HYDE.


THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS SITUATED ON THE North side of Pleasant street, BETWEEN HOLLIDAY AND NORTH STREETS, In the immediate vicinity of the BALTIMORE AND SUS- QUEHANNA RAIL ROAD.


THE MANUFACTURER HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND


WHITE, VARIEGATED, YELLOW & BROWN SOAPS. MOULD AND DIPPED CANDLES, ALSO, FINE AND FANCY SOAPS,


OF EVERY VARIETY AND PATTERN.


All of which he is determined to sell at PRICES to COMPETE with Eastern and Foreign Manufacturers.


COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and the Public generally, are invited to call and examine the assortment.


FRANCIS HYDE.


HOWARD'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE SOAP.


THIS SOAP has fully stood the test of experience, and is deservedly more celebrated than any other in use for rendering the Skin smooth and soft; removing Chaps, Pimples, and Blemishes; for the preservation of the Teeth and Gums, and the cure of Offensive Breath; for cleansing and healing Sores and Wounds; for preventing and curing Cutaneous Diseases; particu- larly infants ; for Bleaching Muslins and Handkerchiefs, and for the removal of Grease, Paint, Tar, &c., from Clothing.


MANUFACTURED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY


FARQUHAR & MORGAN SOLE PROPRIETORS, SEVEN BUILDINGS, WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.


TIFFANY, FITE & GRINNELL,


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN


-L-BOOTS, SHOES.A


HATS, CAPS, AND


BONNETS,


No. 269 Market street, OVER SANGSTON & CO.


LTIMOR


Have on hand, and are constantly receiving, direct from the Manufacturers, a general assortment of Goods in their line.


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JOS. W. STEWART & CO. FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, AND MANUFACTURERS OF


GRATES


ராகணர்


HOT AIR


AND FURNACES


No. 86 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,


HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF


GRATES AND FURNACES,


Of the most approved plan, together with ANDIRONS, FENDERS, SHOVELS and TONGS, WAITERS, BRITANNIA WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, STAIR RODS, &c. &c.


METALLIC ROOFING, SPOUT and GUTTERS for Houses, done at the lowest Market prices.


KINES & FUSSELL, STOVE AND TIN WARE


MANUFACTURERS, NO. 30 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE,


Keep constantly on hand a general assortment of articles in their line ; such as RADIATOR STOVES, beautiful style, | COOKING STOVES, most ap- FRANKLIN COAL STOVES, suitable for offices,


CYLINDER STOVES,


proved, for Wood or Coal, NINE-PLATE STOVES, and TEN-PLATE STOVES.


TIN WARE, of the best workmanship, SUMMER FURVACES and SUMMER BAKERS, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.


Also, HOUSE SPOUTING and METALLIC ROOFING done with durability and despatch


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JOHN V. EMICH,


STO VE


TIN & SHEET IRON WARE


MANUFACTURER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 25 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.


Cooking Stoves. Parlor Stoves. Franklin Stoves.


9 and 10 Plate Stoves. Coal Stoves, of Sheet or Cast Iron.


OLD STOVES REPAIRED. All kinds of TIN WARE for Family use. Also, makes to order TIN WARE suitable for Cooking Stoves.


HOUSE SPOUTING, STOVE PIPE, DRUMS, or any other article made of Sheet Iron or Tin.


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STEAM ENGINES,


High and Low Pressure, for Steamboats and Propelling Machinery, IRON BOATS, BOILERS, TANKS, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, ROLLING, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS, PUMPING ENGINES, FOR WATER WORKS OR MINES, HYDRAULIC PRESSES, BLOWING CYLINDERS, And other machinery, manufactured promptly and on favorable terms, by


G. REEDER SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN.


PLANS AND ARRANGEMENTS for all work executed in this establishment wil be furnished without charge.


PETER ALBINSON, MANUFACTURER OF BLOCK TIN, PLAIN TIN & SHEET IRON WARE, BASKETS AND BRUSHES; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Table Cutlery & Iron Housekeeping Articles generally, WOODWARE, BROOMS, PAINTED BUCKETS, &c. &c. No. 44 SOUTH CHARLE'S STREET, CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET, BALTIMORE.


DR. ELISHA H. PERKINS, No. 425 West Baltimore street, SOUTH WEST CORNER OF GREENE STREET,


DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, &C. {City and Country Physicians' Prescriptions and orders put up with the greatest care.


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STEPHEN THORNTON


CCO


REGALIA. ..


BACCO


LA NORMA


PRINCIPE


RIFL


SU


OP.


CASAL


TOBACCO


TOBACCO


PLAND


TOBACCO & CIGAR


VAREHOUSE, No. 37 CHEAPSIDE, Formerly 24, BALTIMORE.


The Subscriber has on hand a large and well selected Stock of SUPERIOR AND MEDIUM QUALITY


TOBACCO9


LIKEWISE, A LARGE STOCK OF


SUPERIOR, MEDIUM AND LOW-PRICED


CIGARS.


IG S. T. Solicits Orders from Dealers in General ..


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DR. F. L. HITZELBERGER,


PROPRIETOR OF THE


BALTIMORE


LOCK INFIRMARY


No. 11 EAST PRATT STREET,


(Formerly No. 8.) .


FIVE DOORS EAST OF PRATT STREET BRIDGE.


DR. H. MAY BE CONSULTED CONCERNING


ALL DISEASES INCIDENT TO THE HUMAN FRAME,


AND IN ALL


SURGICAL CASES.


During the last ten years Dr. H. has devoted the most untiring attention to a particular branch of disease, and he can, with the utmost confidence in his ability to perform what he promises, insure and guaranty to those who may call upon him, SPEEDY, PERMANENT, and THOROUGH CONSTITUTIONAL CURES.


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JENKINS & LILLY,


SADDLE, HARNESS


AND TRUNK


MANUFACTURERS,


No. 10 SOUTH STREET,


Respectfully inform their friends and the public that they have constantly on hand, of their own manufacture, a LARGE and GENERAL ASSORTMENT of all articles appertaining to their business.


MILITARY WORK,


OF ALL KINDS,


MADE IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE AND APPROVED STYLE.


> All articles manufactured at this establishment are war- ranted to be of the best materials and workmanship.


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TOBACCO


COMMISSION HOUSE


CHAS. D. DE FORD & CO.


VO. 64 SOUTH GIY STREET,


Offer for sale, on Consignment, the following Goods, viz: CHEWING TOBACCO, From the best Factories in VIRGINIA, of every size and quality, of the most approved Brands.


TOBACCO,


KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, MISSOURI,


OIIIO,


SPANISH SEED, HAVANA, CUBA, ST. DOMINGO, and YARAL,


Suitable for Cigar Manufacturers and for Export.


IMPORTED HAVANA and PRINCIPE, of various Brands, also AMERICAN, of every quality.


ALSO, NEGRO PIPES, HAVANA BASS,


ALL KINDS OF


SNUFF


In Jars, Kegs and Barrels,


LIQUORICE PASTE, &C.


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GRIFFIN & MOORE, TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGAR


WAREHOUSE,


No. 14 North Howard street, BALTIMORE .


The Subscribers have on hand a large and well selected stock of superior


TOBACCO, SNUFF, SEGARS, &C.


And solicit orders from Dealers.


TOBACCO.


" ALLEN'S " Superior TOBACCO.


" BRIDGE'S " do. Mellow Ridge Tobacco, (extra fine.)


"HARDGROVE " do. Unequalled X.X do. do.


JESSE IIARE'S do. Pound Lump do. Sun cured.


JAMES THOMAS' do. do. do do.


P. ROBINSON'S do.


do.


do.


do.


Also, Medium Quality and Low-priced Pound Lumps, Small Lumps, 8, 12, 16, and 32 to the pound, of various brands ; Bonns', Myers' and Lottier's 5 Roll Tobacco.


SEGARS.


LAS TRES CORONAS,


IMPORTED


REGALIA,


CANONES,


MAGNOLIA,


AND


IMPERIAL,


CONSTANCIA,


PRINCIPE


WERNA,


CAZADORES,


PANETELAS,


SEGARS.


EAGLE, LA NORMA, TRABUCOS, PAIXHAN, RIFLE, LA VUELTA, DE LA CRUZ,


PEREZ, NOVAL,


And several other favorite brands. American Manufactured Segars of every description.


Natchitoches, Martinique, Congress,


American Gentleman, President's Mixture,


Pyke's Rappee, Macabau, Scotch, &c. &c.


Lorilard's & Mrs. Miller's fine Chewing cut Tobacco, smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Havana, Cuba, and all kinds of Leaf Tobacco. GRIFFIN' S VOORE.


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THE MOST APPROVED FASHIONS Regularly Adopted AT


KEEVIL'S STORE No. 98 Baltimore street, Originally No. 74, The numbers being changed by an Ordinance of the City Council.


LIST OF PRICES OF GENTLEMEN'S HINTS.


Best Nutria Beaver, Black, $4 00


No. 2 do.


do. do. 3 25


Best Plain Russia, do. 3 25


Super Plain Cassimere, do. 3 25


Extra Moleskin Castor Body, Black, 3 50


Fine Silk Russia Body, Black, 2 50


MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S


CLOTH


CAPS,


KEPT IN EVERY VARIETY.


WM. H. KEEVIL, FASHIONABLE & PRACTICAL HATTER, No. 98 Baltimore street, A


THREE CHEERS


FOR


FRIEND KEEVIL, THE HATTER!


BY THE MILFORD BARD.


TUNE .- "Vive la Companie."


The Song on the following pages is from the pen of that excellent writer the " MILFORD BARD ;" considering it worthy, it is cheerfully given a place in this " DIRECTORY." Mr. Keevil's HATS, the poet's theme, are, we believe, worn to an almost unprecedented extent in this city and the surrounding country, not only from ECONOMY, but admired for the uniqueness of style, taste of finish, and durability of texture and workmanship, which characterize the article produced at this establishment. One ex- cellent plan adopted by Mr. Keevil, and worthy of attention, is his


103732 OF PRICES AS IT IS OF ADVANTAGE


PARTICULARLY TO THE STRANGER! Who by it is enabled to learn the price of any Hat he wishes to purchase, either


SILK, RUSSIA, CASSIMERE OR BEAVER,


But for information in that respect we refer the reader to the Advertisement on the preceding page, as it enables him to see what is fairly demanded of ALL, the CITY PURCHASER as well as the STRANGER; in fact, ALL share alike at this store, where there are 'NO TWO PRICES!"'


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Come, list to the lay of the wonderful Hat, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter! It wore seven years, and was then good at that ; Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter! He works for two-thirds of the price that is paid For the very same hats by the rest of the trade ; Of the very best stuff they are tastily made ; Success to friend Keevil, the Ilatter! That wonderful Hat he a candidate sold, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! Was the cause of his being elected, I'm told ; Three cheers for friend Kecvil, the Hatter ! Its beauty won for him a wife, it is said, Who declared to her husband, soon after she wed, She was far more in love with the Hat than the head ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter !


That man, when he went into Congress, I'm told, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! Was the wonder of all who the Hat did behold ; Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter! And he made a great speech upon this and on that, And his fame was the theme of the wise and the flat, But 'twas all brought about by the wonderful Hat ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter !


That Hat was the cause that the Tariff was pass'd, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter! 'Twas in Mr. Clay's eye when he spoke on it last, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! The members all swore, if such hats were mado By a Baltimore workman, that surely the trade Protected should be-and the Tariff was laid ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter !


This congressman soon celebrated his name, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the HIatter ! And the Hat was the cause of his wonderful fame, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! In his HIat, not his head, were his talents combin'd, For his speeches he there any moment could find ; 'Twas a cabinet made for his wonderful mind ; Success to friend Kecvil, the Hatter !


That Hat was more useful to him than his head, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! For he stow'd away in it far more, it is said, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Ilatter ! 'Twas a library, where he his speeches display'd ; "Iwas a post office, where all his letters were laid ; 'Twas a box for segars, and a great deal of trade ; Success to friend Kecvil, the Hatter !


That Hat was a shield, and an umbrella too, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter! No cut from a club, and no rain could drive through, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter! When the rowdies in Congress made claret to flow, As the best of men will for amusement, you know, That Hat saved his head from a terrible blow ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter !


'Twas thus, you all see, that Protection began, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! The Hat first protected the head of the man, Three cheers for friend Kecvil, the Hatter ! But the Hatters all persecute Keevil, you know ; 'Tis because they can never sell hats so low, And in doing of business he's now " all the go ;" Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter!


The jealous may joke, and may rail at his name, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! But the faster he'll rise on the record of fame, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the IIatter ! For the people are not to their interest blind, They will buy where the cheapest and best they can find, And these qualities both in his hats are combin'd ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter ?


Do you know why he's able to undersell all ? Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! He makes them himself, and his profits are small, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the IIatter ! No two or three profits his Ilats ever bear ; A Hat that is sold at four dollars elsewhere, HIc will sell for two fifty, and that's very fair ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter !


Then come, one and all, who would find a cheap store, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! 'Tis in BALTIMORE STREET, number SEVENTY-FOUR, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! Come buy a cheap Ilat as was over yet made, Far cheaper than now can be sold by the trade, For they " can't come " the duty that Keevil has laid ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter !


They may rail at his prices, and ridicule more, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter ! But they'll find that the people will flock to his store, Three cheers for friend Keevil, the Hatter? His fame is fast spreading the country around, And his profits, though small, are becoming profound, And his Hats are in currency solid and sound ; Success to friend Keevil, the Hatter !


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GEN. WAYNE


CORNER OF BALTIMORE & PACA STREETS, BALTIMORE


The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the public that this Old Established house has recently been jefitted, and that every attention will be paid to the wants of such as may favor him with their patronage. Having extensive


STABLING


Attached to the house, TWO HUNDRED HORSES can, at all times, be accommodated.


Horses and Carriages for hire. FUNERALS attended to, in person, at the shortest notice.


CHARLES GODDARD.


PANGY DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION PRICES !!! FOR SALE BY J. S. CUTLER, No. IS German street, (up stairs,) BALTIMORE. Dealers are particularly requesteil to call anl examine the assortment.


JACOB HEALD & CO. NO. 58 SOUTH GAY STREET, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS TOR THR SAIS, OF MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, OF EVEN DEIGRE TION.


JOHN F. CALLAN DRUGGIST AND SEEDSMAN, Cor. of E & 7th strecis. (opposite the Post Office,) WASHINGTON, Da


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BALTIMORE


TYPE & STEREOTYPE


WDR. Y BANK LANE, NEAR BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL, FIELDING LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor, .Vo. 170 MARKET STREET, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,


YPES. P BESSES


PRINTING INK & PRINTING MATERIALS


OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TYPES AND BORDERS.


NOMAN and ITALIC LETTER, suitable & BLACK LETTER, Brevier to 5 lines Pica. Pe News or Book Work-Pearl to Canon. GERMAN TEXT, Nonpareil to Canon. GERMAN TITLE, various sizes. WALD FACE and TITLE-from Pearl to Vica. BACK SLOPE.


SHADED LETTER of all kinds.


DUVAME TED LETTER of all kinds.


OM HIC CONDENSED, LIGHT FACED CONDENSED, EXTRA CONDENSED, CONDENSED SHADED of all kinds. SCRIPT and SECRETARY.


TWO LINE LETTER, vario is sizes.


FLOW RS, fron Pearl to C non, acil larger, a great variety. COMBINATION BORDERS of various kians.


ANTIQUE and GOTHIC.


Old Type taken in exchange for New at 9 cents per Ib.


PRINTING PRESSES.


mith and Washington Presses,


Bol c p, platen, 142 by 27;


Me i m, do.


19 66 25


Royal, do. 22' 28


T erial, No. 1, platen, 21: 30


NO. 2, do. 225 66 321 . 4, do. 23. 36: E 66 2, do. 26 40


Also, PATENT DOUBLE and SINGLE CYLINDER PRESSES, furnished to order, of any size that may be required, at manu- facturers' prices.


SELF-INKING MACHINES, COPPER- PLATE, COPYING, CARD, STANDING, NOTARIAL, and PROOF PRESSES, fur- nished to order at manufacturers' prices.


MISCELL 0


PAINTING INK, Nem., Book and Colored t the be- quality.


WMASS RULE, of all kir ts, suited to every rpose in Book and Job Work.


UMAS DA HES, of various patterns, cut tw sail the co un .


CMASYS,voy siz Irquir d, for News, Bol and J _ Work.


IMPOSING STUFFS and FRAMES, of Any required sl


CO 1POSING STICKS, fr 6 to 20 inches. MAHOGANY JOB STICKS.


ROLLER MOULDS all |zes.


TYPE CASES of all kinds, for Book and Job letter.


BINDERS' CASES.


STANDS, SINGLE and DOUBLE, with and without Racks.


GALLEYS, Column Proof, Single and Double, with or without Brass Bottoms. FURNITURE of all kinds.


QUOINS, Cherry, Mahogany and Iron Wood. LEAD CUTTERS.


LEY and PROOF BRUSHES, first quality. SAWS and SAW-BOXES, &c. &c.


PARCHMENTS of all sizes, for tympans.


STEREOTYPING, In all its bronches, particularly attended to. WTOREOTYPE BLOCKS, all sizes made in the most approved style. MPFECIMAEN BOOES ony be Ledby pulling at the Foundry, or liny wil be sent to


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PIECE FRACTIONS.


MUSIC, different kinds.


OUTLINE LETTER, various kinds.


GRECIAN


do.


do.


HAIR LINE


do.


do.


ITALIAN


do.


do.


LEADS, of all sizes,


SMALL FOUNTS, Roman and Italic, from Pearl to Pica, f.r Card and Job Printing.


WOOD LETTER, of every description, new patterns, made to order, and furnished at manufacturers' prices.


PIANO FORTE & MUSIC STORE.


BENTEBN (At the Old Stand of John Cole,) MUSIC PUBLISHER, AND AGENT FOR THE SALE OF


CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES, No. 181 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR LIGHT,


Has constantly for sale a large and well selected stock of all MUSIC pub- lished in this country, together with a good assortment of foreign publications, consisting of all the standard authors of the day.


CHICKERING'S SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES, of Rosewood and Mahogany, with Metallic Frames, 6 and 7 octaves. Also,


ROSENKRANZ'S GERMAN PIANO FORTES, with Metallic Frames, 6 and 7 octaves, warranted to be of the first quality. Purchasers may depend upon getting first rate Instruments at moderate prices.


MARTIN & COUPA'S GUITARS,


AND ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS IN THE MUSIC LINE. Orders, at wholesale or retail, attended to with care and punctuality.


GEORGE HUPPMANN,


PIANO FORTE


MANUFACTURER, No. 28 HANOVER STREET, ITIM IR E Would respectfully inform the public that he has constantly on hand a good assortment of


ROSE WOOD & MAHOGANY PIANOS,


From 6 to 7 octaves, of the latest style of manufacture, which he warrants as Instruments of the first quality, and from the many years' experience he has had in this branch of business, and the liberal encouragement received in that time, he feels the greater confidence in recommending them as superior Instruments. Persons in want of good and cheap Pianos would do well to give him a call, as he intends to sell at moderate prices and on pleasing terms.


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B. V. RICHARDSON, No. 105 MARKET STREET, Five Doors below South street, B ITIMORE


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN


Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Blue Drills, Glasgow Jeans, Nankeens, Vestings,


Coatee and other Ginghams, Drap d'Ete, Orleans and Al- paca Lustres, Cashmeres, Mouselines, Damask Diapers,


Flannels, Bleached & Brown Muslins, Irish Linens, Hosiery, all kinds, Black, Blue-Black, and Fancy Silks.


Black and Blue- Black Bomba- zines, Umbrellas, Parasols, French Linen & Drillings, &c.


OF ALL KINDS, WITH A GENERAL STOCK OF OTHER


STAPLE & FANCY GOODS.


EWELL


RNEST,


No. 315 Market street,


PIMO Importers and Wholesale Dealers in


Foreign and Domestic


RY GOODS


BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,


Have connected the Direct Importation of


BRITISH, IRISH AND SCOTCH GOODS,


With their former business; which, together with their facilities for buying in this country, enables them to assure purchasers visiting this market that they will find a very extensive assortment of all the various styles of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, usual to the most extensive houses in their line. They are resolved that no concern shall undersell them.




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