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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ST. .andreiu's Church. The solemn and at
fecting scene ofthe separation OF a beloved pas
tor, from an endeared congregation, took place
on Sunday evening last, when the Rev. H. s.
Kepler, Pastor of St. Andrews Church, in
High street, addressed his parting sermon to a
congregation which he has presided over tor
seven years. His known fidelity to his trust
his admonitions and pious care of those entrustc
ed to his charge, with the reciprocal feelings OF
his congregation, called forth the tenderest
emotions, and many tear believed the cheeks
Of those who heard him Mr.. Kepler leaves
US for more congenial situation-his health
having been delicate for many years,-and in
doing so, it is the general wish of his late con-
gregaton. HIS successor, the Rev. Mr. Trap
nal, formerly student of the Rev. Henry V
d. Johns, of our city, and for a few years past
located in an adjacent town, is gentleman OF
the orthodox school-of sound and well d.
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GRAND FjBEMEN,s BALL.

GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL.
FHNHIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE WATCH
a MAN FIRE COMPANY. The members Of the
Waterman Fire Company most respectfully inform
the bremen and citizens generally, that they intend
giving BALL, on MONDAY EVENING, January
9th, l545, at the Hall of their ENGINE HOUSE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
E. Stockett, J. Clark,
W. Reynolds, ]. BuTeh,
r. Roberts.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
A. Sumwalt, j. G. Wech, J. Wilroy
MANAGERS.
Wdtchman-G. Skinner, S Applegarth J.
Fitzpatrick, Robt. Bruce, j. Seaton, VIM. Conn.
Mechancal-A. Is. Shares.
Cnton-C. Euler.
Friendship-A Meredith
Deptford-T +. Frazier
Libe1ty--J. Anderson,
Independcnt-H. G. Sultzer.
Vtgitant-J. Grubb.
NeW Mdrket-G. Haupt.
COIumbidn-J. Frazier, Jr
First BdHimore-Fred. Smith.
Onted-Wm. SLY.
Frdrklin-R. Scott.
Wdshington-I Hunt,
PntGpsco-Wm. Lewis.
Itotcdrd-Jom Carson.
LdfGyette-A. Clifford
N}-Tickeis, to be had of any of the above named
Managers or at the doer, 81, admitting gentleman
and two ladies.
REFRESHMENTS will be prepared by the Com
pany.
RGCE'S cclebrgted BAND is engaged. d3l -eo4t
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CoNGREss Nearly one third of the session
has expired and little or nothing has been done
by congress, so far as meets the public eye
and yet it would be improper to charge mem
bers with dcrcliction of duty, for they may
have been arduously engaged on their several
committees. As respects the two measures,
which it has been supposed, would be the most
prominent and important of the session, viz
the modification of the tariff and the annexa-
ton Of Texas, we still entertain the opinion
heretofore expressed, that neither will be pass
ed until after the installation of the President
elect, if then. Nor have we the least idea that
the protective feature of the tariff will ever be
abandoned, notwithstanding some of the south
orn members may exert their utmost influence
TO produce that result. Public sentiment APP
parently sustains the proposition to return to a
rigid revenue tariff; but members will vote diff
fercntly, and the reduction will not take place.
In summary of the proceedings of congress
during the past week, the National Intelligent
Ger of yesterday says:-
VII u iCiOlIl vi LAWS,
various petitions have been presented. In order
to a full investigation of the grounds of these,
the Senate Committee having them in charge
Chat of the Judiciary has asked and obtained
leave to take evidence, wherever necessary, by
commission. This mode Of proceeding is the
best pledge of an examination of the subject
such as will present it in safe form for legis
lation. unhappily, however, the matter is one
IN which the interests and the passions of party
threaten to oppose themselves, not merely to
the correction of fragrant public mischiefs, but
will even persist, whatever the proofs, in deny
ing their existence. As an auxiliary part ofthe
same subject calls have been made, in the same
body, upon the Department of State for intor-
nation as to the extent TO which foreign Gov
ernments or communities are ascertained to
have exported regular cargoes Of their paupers
to this country.
at will be seen, by the report of them pnb-
lished to-day, that the greater part of Friday
was consumed, in the House, in speeches in ia
vor graduating the price of such public lands
within State as have remained for five years
unsold, down to twenty-five cents the acre.
This measure, if successful, would be a subver-
sion, for local purposes of all our past poll
cy in the management of our public domain;
departure from that wise system, which has
been often attempted, but, according to any
view which we are able to take of it, seems to
US to have not the slightest soundness in what
1T proposes"
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MURDER OF Two WIVES. John Falconer,
an Irishman, has been arrested charged with
killing his wife at Providence, R. |. They
had Christmas frolic, and Oh the following
morning she was found dead at her house, with
her body much bruised. A woman named
Mary Sweeny was found dead in house at
New Orleans, on the sth inst, and her hus-
band, who passed by the name Of Lynch, with
fellow named Jerry, were arrested charged
with numbering her.
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IMPORTANT Report. 1t was stated to us
yesterday, that eminent counsel has been con-
suited on the subject of the removal from Office
of clerks and registers, under the amended con-
t'tuton, and that the opinion given is, that
they cannot be removed. We have not heard
the precise grounds upon which the opinion is
based, but presume that the main objection to
the exercise of the power of removal as con-
ferred by the present constitution is, that the
present incumbents having been appointed to
office during good behaviour under the former
constitution it was not in the power of the le-
gislature by any subsequent alteration in the
constitution to diyest thenl of office.
If the report be true, we hope that the Gov
ernor will put matters in a train to have the
question iudicially decided
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~ CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
very description, executed with great despatch, at No
81 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH Much oa larger tssn any Other
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c SC
Indeed ii is needless to enumerate, as pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. in every STYLE and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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New York OUTRAGEs. Our readers are
aware, that the tenents on the Rensselaer, and
Livingston estates in New York have combin-
ed to set the laws at defiance, and to deiraud
their landlords of their rents; that two murders
have been committed by persons i'll the disguise
of lndians-and that the governor has at last
issued his proclamation for the due enforce
ment of the law, even with arms should it be
necessary. 1t really seems extraordinary, that,
in this enlightened day, combinations such as
we have Just mentioned should exist III this
country; for the claim set up by the anti-renters
is nothing less, than that the man who has more
land than he can cultivate, should be compel
led to rehnquish the surplus TO those who may
settle upon it--and this doctrine is spreading
extensively throughout that State. 1t is useless
to argue against so unjust and Preposterous
notion. The rights OF the Rensselaer, and
Livingston families are precisely those enjoyed
in Maryland and other States by the holders of
pround-rents; and it would be as just to repu-
date the latter rs the former; but the PROPOSE
ton to do so would be revolving to every man
of principle or common honesty. Nor can the
claims of the anti-renters be sanctioned in New
York without subverting the established prnci-
pies of law and justice. The rioters must be
put down and compelled to comply with the
conditions of their contracts, even should an
armed force be required for the purpose-and
we are glad to see that the governor has as
sumed, though somewhat tardily, that ground.
There is at least one paper published in New
York which justfies the Illegal proceedings OF
the anti-rentcrs, and boldly assumes the posi-
ton, that no man should be permitted TO own
more land than he can cultivate in person; and
this agratian doctrine has supporters in other
States: it is therefore the more desirable that the
attempt now being made by the antl-renters to
apply it practically, shall be promptly crushed.
We hope to see the law sustained, and the de-
linquents compelled to fulfil their obligations.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. The dwelling oil
Mr.. Creel, at the Hermitage precinct, Tenn
was entirely destroyed by fire on the 2lst inst
together with all its contents, and unfortunate
ly Mr.. C. who had assembled to the attic to res
cue some furniture from the flames, fell with
the floors and Immediately suffocated.
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o. THE FAIR at the Basement of the Third Re
formed Church, corner of Pasa and Saratoga streets,
VIII be continued THIS (Paesday) NIGHT, when
the articles that still onhand will be disposed Of
Great Bargains may be had in the rich variety OF FAN
CY, USEFUL and EAFABL8 STOCKS, as the La
dies determined 10 sell out. do
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FIRES IN PHILADELPHIA. The iron foundry
establishment of Messrs. Morris s. Co., corner
of Schuylkll Seventh and Market streets,
Philadelphia, was consumed on Saturday night
Loss considerable, and fully insured. The ca
binet ware-room of Mr.. Betzhold, in Noble
street, was partially burnt OIL Sunday.
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announces that the Presidents Mansion will
be open for the reception of his fellow citizens
on Wednesday next, the LIST Of January. The
first drawing-room will be held on Tuesday, the
7th of January, and be followed by others on
every alternate Tuesday evening during the
winter
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DIVIDENDS. The Farmers and Planters
Bank has declared a dividend Of three per
cent, for the last six months. The Union
Bank of Maryland has declared half yearly
dividend of three per cent.
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o. CARD. The members of the PGaapsco Fire
Company rctErn their Acknowledgements 10 General
JOHN SPEAR SMITH, Mr. WEST, of the Exchange
Hotel, and to Mrs CHARLES L. CLOUD, for re-
trehments furnished after the fire Sunday night in
Pratt street. 1t
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15- WROOPNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"WHOOPING co ugh coz DIAL" has been
, %evu III muuieI h Vi oos ~ '.ts ciy anu else
ever discovered for WHOOpING COUGH. In AsTH
MA all structures of the Chest (n0t depending upon
inhanmatiOn) difficulty of breathirg SC. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce me To state, thai the GENUINE AR
TICLE can only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON B. SMITH
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
tlnore. PTice ONE DOLLAR per bo.Es. d4 tlal0*
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fgF-The UNITED FIRE COMPANY return their
most sincere thanks TO Mr.. II Gapes, for the plentiful
supply Of hot Coffee and other refreshments, with
which he go bountifally supplied them, during the fire
yesterday evening. 1t
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O. BARGAINS! BARGAINSm BARGAINS n
The subscriber, wishing to close out his remaining
stock OF MUFFS, has pt9 them down at prices lhat'
cannot fail TO please. These in want Of bargains will!
do well to call at
"TAYLoR's," opposite Baraum's Hotel,
d3I6t1 CALVERT STREET.
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Q3-I o. o. f. JEFFERSON LODGE, No. o..
The members of this Lodge hereby notified so
meet at the Hall TODAY, Tuesday at half past 10
Members of sister Lodges, in good standing are
specially invited 10 attend.
IT. HENRY BAABY Sec pro. tenn.
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FAIR. This is the last night of the fair at
the Reformed church, corner of Paca and Sar-
atoga st. The ladies have still large quaint
ty of fancy articles on hand which will be sold
tonight to close sales.
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A3-NOTICE The members of the COLUMBIAN
FIRE COMPANY are hereby notified to attend all
annual meeting of the Company for the election of
officers for the ensuing year, on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, January LIST, ae the Hall of their Engine HcGse,
at 81 O'Clock. BY order,
d3l 81 AARON w. STOCKTON, Sec'y.
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GREAT ROBBERY IN NEW YORK. A jewell
nv establishment, ls9 Broadway, New York,
was robbed of about s2o, 900 worth of jewelry,
watches, &c., on Saturday night
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THE THEATRES At the Front st. to-nigh
three excellent pieces will be played. The
Miliner's Holiday Beauty and the Beast and
John Jones. There was a crowded and de-
lighted audience in attendance last night.
AT the Holiday st. Mr.. Anderson will sus-
tain the character Of the Mad Prince, in
Shakespeare play Of Hamlet, after which will
be performed the laughable farce of the Ways
of Windsor. The appearance of Mr.. Ander-
son and Miss Clifton, last evening, in the Lady
of Lyons, was well received. The house was
iammed from pit to dome, and many were obi
ged to retire, being unable to get peep even at
the stage A fair commencement.
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AtHEERlNG RESULynS at BYRNE & co.
a 40 50 69-the half of $1,000; and IL 40 76, S2Oe,
qnarser sold at fortunes heme yesterday. For one
of the handsome prizes in tss beautiful scheme OF
To-Day call at our office.
The following the drawn Mes. of Consolidated
Lottery, class lbs, drawn Observation-Disclosures prize 81
40 SO go SO II 10 rs 90 10, % 10 % Is
This DAY, Capitals S9,ocoyt $22OO, OF $1,000
Tickets only SEA. -
For fortunate Nos. apply to
BYRNE & CO, No. Il Calvert street,
Opposite Barzen's City Hotel.
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OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complains, Coughs Colds,
llomseneSs, Whoopng Cough, Coup, Asthma, Sc,
may be had at Wholesale or retail, OF Roberts s. AT
kinson, corner of Hanover and Nasset streets; of
Perkins Brother, corner Of Fransin aad Green SITS;
or Z. ii. Perkins, south west coracr of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n30-5w*
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(3- SALEM ENGAGEMENT, No. ,, /. o. o. F.
The Patriarchs hereby notified to meet she Hall
in Cay street, TO DAY, Cruesday,) at O'Clock, NJ,
to attend the funeral of Patriarch, JOHN G. CoPEs.
The Patriarchs of No. are respectfully invited
1t BY erdCr, WIN. ID. GRIM, Scribe.
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PRIVATE TUITION.

BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1914.
FHNHE Partnership, heretofore existing between
IL HENRY SIIIRK and JOS. JUDIK, of Baltimore,
Md, and ISAAC SHIRK, of Chambersburg, Penn,
under the firm of HENRY SHIRK y CO., has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the said firm will please call and settle
their accounts and all claims against the said firm
will please be presented for payment to Henry Sirk
or Joseph Iudik, Franklin near Howard street.
HENRY SHIRK,
JOSEPH JUDIK,
d30 2t+ ISAAC SHIRK.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
4 HAVE In STORE, large assortment of
n German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which tatter myself sell on as reasona
BILE terms as any other establishment in the country
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNlCES, RODS, RINGS, sc. Call and exa-
mine before Purchasing elsewhere.
n22 f. 5. FRYER, No. N. Gay street.
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RICHARD DONAHUE.

ORA PER IND TAILOR,
HERMAN STREET, few doors west of
w Hanover is thankful for past favors and solcits
aconrnuance of the public patronage. n72awtjl
DRESSING GOWNS, DRESSING GOWNS.
A FEW of those very needy and comfortable ar
IA tcles, Especially for the student and those who
are often called up nj nght> gotten mp in good style
and for sale at r. DONAHUE'S,
NJ 2awU -t;ermau-s!,
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MORE NEW GOODS!
WMTN. ROBINSON, JEWELLER, opposite
w the Museum, has received this day (Monaayo
some very pretty samples of fine JEWELRY-aEa0ng
which diamond Rings and Pins fine real and mock
stone Breastpins; Bracelets and Clasps of all kinds
Shirt Studs; Chains Keys; Ear rings; Gold fencils
&c. with general assortment of fine gold and silver
WATCHES, warranted as good and as cheap as can
be found elsewhere, remaining and will be offered
very low. Some beautiful French, richly gilt goods,
suitable for Holyday presents.
d3l.3t OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM.
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INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR BEGINNERS.
d Introduction to the Pictorial Reader, containing a
variety of easy and interesting lessons upon the most
familiar subjects, illustrated with numerous engrav-
ings and adapted to the capacities OF young children,
by r. Bentley.
Also, The PICTORIAL DEFlNER, illustrated with
associated words, new and original work by Eliza
beth Dram. Parents and Teachers are invited to call
and examine the above works.
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Dbl GRT Isl Pratt street.
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GOLD LINE"-DRIVERS2 BENEFIT.
.rJssz The proprietors of the "Old Line"
&3zs,S-Sxe OMNIBUSES having appropriated
S0Ea32S New YEARS DAY for our benefit we
respectfully solicit the public, for whom we have
driven in all kinds of weather, not to forget us on
that day &c Support the GOLD. Line"
d3l -2t' THE DRIVERS.
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FENHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scriber has obtained from she Orphans Court of
Baltimore Ccanty, Maryland, lettRrs of admnstra-
uon ON the personal. estate of ABEL SPENCER, late
o. SAID county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said estate hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticate
ca, TO the Subscriber on or before the Both day of
June i945 they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to the said estate requested make immediate
payment.
Given UNDERWAY hand, this 25th day of Deer, 1874,
d3l-law4t JAMES B. GEORGE Admir-
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RW. GRAND LODGE OF MARYLAND, d.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3lst, 1914. SO
|. O. o. F. The members of the Grand Lodge are
requested to meet at the Hall THIS DAY, at o'ck.
p NJ 10 pay the last sad Tribute of respect p C.
JONI e. Cores. BY order,
JOHN A. THOMPSON, C. Sec'y.
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gFrom the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times.l
L i. al:

DFrom the PhlIadeIphia SpirIt Of The Times.
{G5-MAKE IT KNOWN. WIN. SIMMONS, of this
city, afflicted for several years with liberation of
the leg, accompanied by Gallons lump, which con-
tractei the tendon TO prevent him from connu-
ing at his labor than six hours al n time. He
was induced to- try ''CaHtrell's Compound Mcdcated
Syrup Of Sarsapara,n and ate.4the of four bot
ties, he was entirely cured and able to resume his
daily labor.
the OF Franklin and Green streets, and The
5. w conner of Baltimore and Green sts d30
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ANEW YEARS PRESENTS:

NEW YEARS PRESENTS!
~ have on hand, suitable fer New Years Pre-
sents. rich assortment of GOODS:
Ladies' Needeworked Hdkts.; Real Thread Lace
Vei's embroidered Falls black and whe; Henstitc-
cd and Revere Hdkfs.; Swiss and Book Muslin, for
Party Dresses; embroidered Party Dresses rich wide
Laces Of all kinds; long white Kid Gloves, tasseed
and paiai Blends and Blond Lacos; Thread Nets for
Party Dresses, sc. Ladies wishing TO purchase may
rely upon getting the cheapest and haudsOmest goods
in this market.
s. IEROADBENT,
No 80 Market street, opposite Holiday.
have received to day another large lot of GIMPS
and those cheap worsted CAPS. Also, splendid Nee
dlework COLLARS; Bonnet Laces and Polka Nets;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs., very superior, 25 cts lt'
JENVELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
AtHEAPER THAN EVER. have large
" assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewery and
SPectacles; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which | will
sell low.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made and repaired,
and warranted Ola Gold and Silver wanted, which /
will give the full value for.
w. ID. ELTONHEAD,
No l32 Baltimore street, between North
d3l-u and Calvert streets.
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THNRUSFEE'S SALE. By virtue of a decree
as Trustee, will, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of
January, lo45, at ii O'Clock, of that day, expose
at public sale, the premises, Country Residence
the estate of the late William Bosey. il contains six
and quarter Acres of LAND, more or less. The
(, improvements consist of large FRAME
szg4A HOUSE, Stable and other out BUILDINGS
lsspW This property is in. fine neghborhood there
E-sXAb being an Academy near and a large Church
on the adjoining lot 1t is situated between four and
five miles from Baltimore the York turnpike road
afew hundred yards from Govanstown. Further in
formation can be obtaiaed by application to the sub
sotibcr, or to ]. j. Speed, in the city of Baltimore.
The terms of sale prescribed by The decree are:
One-half cash, and onehalf in twelve months from
ae day of sale, with interest be secured by bond
approved by the Trustee
DBL 2awts JAMES BOSLEY Trustee
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TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, &c.
knGh BOXES best charcoal 5rands) Of
SSTV Tin Plate ! X and ex. sizes [ direct
200 boxes best charcoal brands of Loaded import
Plate l4x20,l0r Roofing alton
900 bundles English and American SHEET IRON
so packs JaColif Russia do.
200 bundles bright and annealed Iron WIRE
so do. brass and copper do.
so pigs Government Banca TEN ~
100 cases Braziers and sheath;ng COPPER -
so rolls Sheet LEAD
Pig and bar Lead; Spelter; bar Tin; filh assort-
ment of aned and iron Riyets; also, large assert
ment of Timers Tools and Pecks Machines, in sets
or single pieces. For sale Oh liberal terms, by
.. L. PRATT u BROTHER,
nl-3m 81 and 20 South CharIes-st
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THE FAxiR. The Fakir of Ava is still at
the Assembly Rooms, nightly showing up his
wonderful feats. Don't forget him.