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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-17
PAUL PRINGLE'S PROPOSAL.

She is what the poets call "magniti-
cent creature" If beauty consists in
sublimity, (of which there has been a
question,) Cordelia is sublime. There
| is certainly enough of her sublimity-
though it is all grace and beauty.-it
would not have been safe for her un-
less she had heart unengaged and O.
pen for the love of granadier. 10 live
in the time and kingdom of the great
Frederick, for he would have compell-
ed her to wed one of The King IS Own
Tall as a giraffe, with slight dis
count she is infnitly more graceful
than that pride of the forest. The
beauty of mustard is its strength, and
while Cordelia's arms have that attri-
butte in common with the pungent con-
dement-enongh to bring tears to his
eyes, whose ears she may legally box
they have beauty peculiarly their
own; beauty and harmony Of outline
which prevents the suspicion of their
being large, until some puny belle is
placed in contrast beside her, Corde!ia
is magnanimous; Semiramis in regal
bearing-a fairy in gentleness and
kindness ofheart.
Every body loves beautiful great
women; the multitude warm with a
general and generous love, which jeal-
Gus ofn rival, and rather pleased than
otherwise to find so many men of one
instead of many minds. When we
say every body, Of course we except
the particular few who cannot admire
one woman without hating all men,
especially all whom they suspect of a
like ability with themselvest TO appreci-
ate female loneliness. AS matter of
course, those who feel themselves
most desperately enamoured of Cor
della are always small men-who ever
knew the rule TO fail! Paul Pringle
was one of the very smallest Of these
small in stature, but great in soul; for
soul he has, enough to worship his
great idol, enough even to forgive her.
But this is getting before the story
NootO"'-houso HSuTeS-lOI dul Has
travelled-place his altitude at two
inches below five feet, ridiculously
diminutive. He has tried to grow,
and by proper training might become
ese,-but cui bono! Height is what
he wants, not sesquipedality.
Paul has loved Cordelia-he does
love her, and he AYERS that he ever
shall. Nor, as we have already limited
is there anything strange in this. Be-
cause Paul has not the happiness TO
have attained mans stature, is that a
reason why he should not affect those
to whom the gods have been more gra-
eious? We love and some nations wor-
ship, the sun-the moon-the stars.
We are awe-struck at the mountain
parks; and drowned in a shower of de-
light at Niagara. Now is it any Or
lection to those natural sentiments to-
ward great objects thai they are a snaue
or two our superior is size aad yoipne2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-17
DOCTOR P. F. BERGER.

SICIAN AND SURGEON.
CrT Has established himself permanently in
the town Of Potosi, Grant County. He offers his
professional services to the inhabitants Of Poiasi
and its vicinity. Ofice: Main Street, in the
house lately occupied BY Mr.. Buchanan, one door
above NJ. M'kenziefs store. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-17
c. KALTENBACH,

WATCH MAKER AND JsWElLE9
IL As established himself in business in Po.osi
u IL at the brick house at present occupied b, r.
Nilimsrs, near the Post Once. All kinds o. work
usually connsc.eG VITA the trade faithfully and
punctualy performer al fair and rsasc,aj'. prices
fOiOsi, Gran; CO.. Dec. II, IS. !. ON
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18
DRY GOODS, &c.
FANCY GOODS

ED 1icELDOyENEY ~ co. have Just re-
IA o Ceved, and will sell very cheap
Ladies' fancy silk Velvet and Silk CRAYATS
do. REVERE, Hemsti ched and Corded BOrdcred
Linen Cambria HDKFS.
do. Bajans s. Alegandens white, black and co
orcd KID GLOVES
Gcutlemcn's black and colored Satin, Silk and Mo
hair SCARF5
do. TWIlled SpaifCId and P0ngec silk ldkfs
do. India plain and figured white do.
90 With large assortment of Cloths, CasSimGrcs
Veslings, Cloa!lngs, mousIin de- LANES, Cashmcres
Alpacas, BOmbaZincs, &c. &c, which Win be sold
great Bargains at 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
dll-l0ts Between Calvert and Light Is.
ENLEECE LINED HOSE. Just received, a
n small lot of superior Fleecy lined SPUN SILK
HOSE, with a general assortment of GOODS in my
line-a Of which viii be sold low at AMOS LOVE
joys Hosiery. Yarn aud General Trimming Store,
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, nearly opposite the
Clipper office. do
SELLING OFF SELLING OFFM
EN- ORDER tn make change in my BUSINESS, |
will CLOSE of my STOCK Of WINTER FAN
CY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS WITHOUT RE
GARD TO COST. All who want to buy, will do well
TO call and examine for themselves. have on hand
n large stock of
super CLOTHS, CASHIERS & NESTING.
CLOAKINGS.
Super CASIIMEREs-TRENCH MoUSlIN DE
LANES.
New style SHADED STRIPED SILKS. With a
variety of DRESS GOODS.
Also variety of PARTY DRESS GOODS
LINEN GOODS ofevery description
MlLLiNARY GOODS-auCh as Bonnet Velvets,-
Silk Ribbons, Flowers, Nets, sc. Sc Selling cheap
sr than ever CAT if you want Bargains at
No. Ill Baltimore-st,
do = Cd door above South ST.
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W 4 n T S.

ATANTED, three or four YOUNG LADIES,
Wv i'll retail Fancy Dry Goods establishment, in
this city. Those possessing the requisite quaica-
address note 10 G. u. IL. through the post office,
stating the name and place of residence.
Also wanted, an experienced BODK-kEEPER-to
one who can come well recommended, a liberal sua
nv will be given. Address as above. dlS-6t
NATANTED. A servant wanted in small ia
Wv miy 10 do homework in gcneTa--0nc that
can come well recommended, may hear of good
situation by immediate application at this Office A
white one will be preferred 1t
s,sITUA1I0N WANTED. BY a middle aged
~ as Porter in grocery, flour, commission or
dry goods store, any other respectable Iaborng work
where he could make himself useful to his employer.
The very best of reference i'll regard to character viii
he given. Apply ut
sCOTTIS Intelligence Ofice,
die No. 10 Exchange Place.
NnT ANTED. A cOlOred man as COOk-good wa
Nv ges and permanent employment will be given
TO one that come well recommended. Apply at
SCOrTIS Intelligence Office,
dis No 10 Exchange Place.
TOVERNESS. Situation wanted by u respect
aE able lady as GOvcrness, in Il private family Or
assistant in Young Ladies Seminary, 10 teach the
higher branches of the English language, also paint
ing, drawing, embroidery, Sc; and would have no
objection to 20 South West The very best letters
Of references of highly respectable persons in regard
to character and qualification will be given. Apply IN
l.. +. SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
die No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NrOR THE BENEFIT or THE
a INDECENT SICK SOCIETY.
GRAND SOlREES AND

II.Y T EIES w I'm 7 y IA lin Il z u FIN1
ON IINDOO MIRACLES < DEMONOLOGY,
IN the Saloon OF the ASSEMBLY BUILptNG, Fayctte st.
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY. EVENINGS, Dec.
2Nh unI 2lsf, continuing every evening in The follow
ing week, by the IA s<LS OF AVA, who will
appear in costume, as Superior of the Temple.
{17- Abundance 30 cents-opcn at I, commence at
half past O'Clock.
a. The nett proceeds of the exhibition, on FRI
DAY EVENING, will be applied the relief OF the
Indgent Sick of this city, To be distributed under the
direction of the Managers of the INDECENT Sick So
ciety For his purpose, the money will be placed in
the hands of Mr.. SAMUEL BARHEs, who will hand the
same TO the Treasurer of the Society. dl7
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18

LETTER BAGS up At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
For Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific and Canton
Ship Leland, 29th inst.
For Havre--Ship Eutaw, few days.
For Premiership Marianne, soon.
For RIO de Jameiro -3arquc Baltimore, soon.
For Kingston, am.-Barque Hermitage, with dcs-
patch
For Galveston, TeXas-Barqug Latiobc, ODD inst.
For Ligerp0ol-Brg George Gardner, few days.
For Barbados and 'G'ndad-Brs Amazon, leti
instant
For IIavana--Schr JGanta, 20tl inst.
For Nassau, N. P.-sichr Jane, 2iSt inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
Mack Ell SrIS MlLU

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
9IHHiE Subscriber would inform his friends and
II customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special and judgment
rom the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety Of Goods in his line. He feels Il confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
u Having in my employ the hest workmen, my
customers may feel confident having their orders
executed in tile bes, STYLE and the shortest notice
do WILLIAM ROGERS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18
YNEN ASKg WI
AND CALESTHENIC INSTITUTE,
FOR LADIES & GENTL EMEN,


FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN,
and YOUTH Of both Seoes.
No. 3 N. LiBERfY-ST., I'd door from Baltimore.
AE X. PERRY having received the most Liberal
I'VE encouragement Of many Of our best citizens
who nave realized the benefits of Gymnasc exercise,
has been induced to add to his establishment com
puG system of Calcslhencs for both sexes. Mr.. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means to make his
Institute worthy the attention of Parents Guardians
{I3- The Ladies Department will be under the I'M
mediate charge of Miss Kenedy Of Boston, all eff
cent teacher IN the various branches of Calesthenic
exercises
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all persons, both Ladies and Con
teaen, they value health, to engage in the above
exercises-Drs Alexander, Smith, Bucklcr s Dunbar.
{R3- Ladies' hours from IL A. Nj. till 4 Pm. Gen
temen y from ill 10 T. NJ. n2T-lm
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AUCTION SALES.
ny JoHy r., WRIGHT.

N. EAST CORNER or BALTIMORE AND CHARLES s"s I.
Entrance on Charles street)
a CATALOGUE SALE OF CHRISTMAS
" PRE5hNTS, &c. SC. SC. viii be sold on
THIS WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 18th,
nj 10 O'Clock, without regard to weather. Wright
CITY Auction saloons, some 400 lots of American,
English, German, French swiss and Belgian Fancy
Goods All of which will be arranged, marked aad
numbered as per catalogue. | name in part. Gold
and Silver Lever Watches; Gold fine Breast Pine;
Gold Lockets; MedalIOns; Amythist Necklaces; Cold
Finger Rings, some with costly sets; Fancy Rose
wood, Mahogany, Sattnw0od, and other furnished
and unfinished Ladies Toilet, Work and other Box
eS; French Porcelain and Bohemia China Vases
Mantle Time Pieces; ditto Ornaments.
Some 80 splendid Leather Travelling Trunks very
superior, and were not intended to have been sold
auction,
Together with fine Table, Desk, and Pocket Cut
lery, heavy plated Candlesticks, Stub and twist Eng
lish and Belgian Guns and Pistols, &c. Sc.
Together with immense quantity Of Goods, As
Toys, Trinkets, sc. sc. not here enumerated, buG
will be described on the Catalogue.
g}- All of which will be arranged by O'Clock on
the morning of sale, when catalogues be lad aud
the goods may be inspected.
20 Sale positive and no reserYc-to cover adYan
ces and close c0nsignments
lG}- Terms cash. par money.
JOHN r. Wight, Auctr,
N. Z corner Charles and Baltimore SITS,
dl7-I Entrance Charles.
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RTRANKLHN FIHH INSURANCE. COIL

HTRANEEEN FIRE INSURANCE. COIL
EN PANl OF PHILADELPHIA, continues to take
risks upon every description Of properly either in
town or country lie would call tie attention of pro
perty holders particularly the subject ni perpetual
instrcnce-a mode OF Insurance successfully adopted
by the Company he represents, and which has become
very general in Philadelphia. The 1udC Is this: TO
insure substantial brick dwelling stare, tho pro
pretor wcYld deposit with the Company (accurding
To the character and situation Of The hnldiug,t from
% to 81 per cent upon the amGnnt intended TO be in
surCd As lGng rs this deposit remains with the Com
palv, the insurance continues without the trouble Of
an annual renewal.
The deposit may he Withdrawn at any time with
deduction of five per cent, and the policy cancelled
This mode Of insurance. besides avoiding the trouble
Of renewal and the risk of omission, VIII he found Ia
be much CdeaPcr than the ordinary mode. For in
staECe-a first rate dwelling would be insured to the
amount of s. 900 by deposit OF y per cent, say SILL
| the annual interest on witch would lie only SUD
whereas insurance on tic same house cost By lhc or
binary mode, at the vcty lowest rate, tire annual
premium Of sl2.50.
The undersigned also takes risks in he usual lnods
on favorable terms any other office.
The CAPITAL Of the Company is 81 90 300, AL
pa id in and invested in the SubstAnta. manner;
and certainly this Institution stands second to no sim
liar in the United States, in point Of cledit or
character 1t i under The control Of the following
| Board of Directors:
Charles n Bancker, Jacob L. smith,
Thomas Hart, George w. Richari~I
| Thomas j. Wharton, nDrdCcai ID LeWt,
! Tobias Wagner, AdOlphO Il. SnHP,
Samuel Grant, David Brown
CHARLES n. BANCKER, President
| CHARLES 6. BANcNER, Secretary.
Applications for insurance will be received and i'm
! medatGy attended 10 hy
FRANCIS II. SMITH. Agent
No. 2 North street.
r. IT. s., is also Agent toT the NEW YORK LIFE
! INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY, and pren"~"'
| To make Insurance on Lives grant Annuter -
| Endownens. ain 90
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N2sbdAA S.

HRALVIMDBE ..AC.SESG AND INK
aD MANDATORY, LIGHT STREET, (onp0-
site the Fountain !iotp) SnncrnC artcia of Oil
Paste Backing, warranted to pred9re fine je; polish
and to reain its virtues for any Length 0f time uum
paSed-offcrrd at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices aud on accommodating terms
A,so400 gallons Black ink, by The bottle. gallon,
or barrel British LuSuP, warranted pure lead in hnlk
or 10 packages, Purchasera are respectfully invited
TO Csu, CHAS WTSRNhN b co. do La
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18

A II r. DONAHUE'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
"a German street, all Garments are cut in the best
aud most fashionable style, and made to order, on
reasonable terms. n7-1awIil
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18

mi, A,ro ReeJ Pio CInnd. AND - market Tbos
tyiIs55r ~ '
mi, I,Int Fer,cu Ponce p r. via ST. Thomas
W e. %nc9,cc & 20.
mi, Mar T,anco. ctchha yner Cbur,ps,ou master
sci, iisIretr., Jina.rs t.5ariestnn l. Il Ra",aIi,
Schr Inro Em,nrttn, pb;,adaInli, T. W Rrovm
Sscbr Roe ,ini,r NeIy ycfk. T. Momkin.
So Nn,,,,s nayid R,n.d,.i N.d ,,,ster
Sc,'r r,,nc Van Man, ,. New yori,'
-. :, ,,.,,,,., tiro3cr p,ii,J;, T. - tIo .ri
'"'''i N''''''''o' 'aopiVrn '' -
uorx n.,,c r,i;,oho,h t,,,a'ia, r,,, NoyGIL ma
I'm 800, a r, S' y, " ~ S"on,, g ~ a,d
,Io, '''N'' P''S' >~N' ~ ~ "
SM, Io.,,r. ,,reir,,o, and U.o, A,,,agurth
rreia%,on hon; Picln9md with coaI,
j W'oa,,nr NV ti9yr dc C:g,ce min
49, - Trr ~, ,nn J. Tn '' P'
tn,nr ,,,in1rc T,cr. cro, phi,l,pli, u, ls
q, II - Ia ~ ''
Steam packet lewCsS EutlGl, from Norfolk. Saw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18

OYSTERS AND TERRAPINS.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS ~ TERRA PINS
~ always on hand and served up in superior style,
at few minutes notice, any hour, from 10 O'Clock, a.
N. until II O'Clock, P. NJ. Families supplied with the
hest OYSTERS in market, carefully shuck ID, and free
from shells and dirt Merchants and others, visiting
Baltimore, aud wishing TO take with them can or
two of fine fresh Oysters, can have them put up by
giving few minutes notice, and sent te any of the
Hotels or to The Rail Road in time for the
EVAN HAMILTON, Gern1n street,
Between Hanover and Sharp.
p3-FREsH OSTERs put up to keep in any eli
mate. n26-eolW
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18
No. 90 FaYHYvrE STREE

INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. WN. II. SMITH, A. NJ, frn of Classical Departt
Mr.. WM. +. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical 60
Mr.. l.. NJ. SMITH, Principal Of Preparation, d"
Mr.. G. e. WErNoRE, Instructor in Department of Phi
losophy aud Rhetoric.
RevJ. &c MORRIS, DID,, Lecturer on Natural History
Rev. Q. p. KR.UrH, A. Nj. " Psychology & Ethics
Rev. J. NJ JENNINGS, M. D " Eicmeny Physiology
Dr. VIM NJ. KEMP, MD, Prof Elementary Anatomy.
did
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18
A NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

CLOAKlNGS, CLOTHS, SC.
EASTER 1; CO., 203 BAL
a TlMORE STREET, have TN hand
Preach Cloakngs of new styles
Cloak Cloths ice and blue black, invisible aud Pol
ISL green, olive, b own, blue, &c wide and hand
some finish,
French MERINOES and Tibet Cloths
SHAWLS-a large add splendid assortment
SILKS, black and cnorcd, every variety
silk VELVETS, jet, blue black and eslored
Rich en- d Muslin CURTAINS
Crimson Casnniarccn for do.
Drab and Crimson Damask do.
DamaSk Table Cloths and Napkins, some Of extra
quality. assorted sizes.
Premium American Blankets.
French CLOTHS and CASSiMERES
ca French Doeskns, rich NcstlngS, &c. oil
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-18

HANDSOME WINDOW SHADES.
HOEN G. HOLLAND has just received anoth-
e5 or new assortment of very hands jme WINDOW
SHADES, comprising the best assortment in the city;
and at lower prices than they be purchased in this
or any other CRY. They include the finest patterns OF
Landscapes, Ruins, Gothic, Plain Bordered, sc.
p3-Firtmes furnished, and SHADES hung at short
notice, very low No 10 GAY STREET, two doors from
the Shot Tower. dl4
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A L "a A N "A G.
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst by the Rev, Mr., Shrisey, Captain
James Post, Of WcsthrOok, Conn, To Miss Lydia L.
youngest daughter of VIM. Mnd-e, Of this city.
On the 18th list by the Rev, III, hOIas Dorsey of L.,
Emanuel Hichelberger to Miss Mary Linsey, all OF
this city.
AT the Navy Yard, Washington, on the 18th inst,
by the Rev. E. 2. Phelps, Mr. EDWARD MEAD Ia Miss
SUSAN Howard, all Of that place
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n o. q. F.-THE ODD FELLOWS OFFER
n ING FOR ,e15-a splendid work, containing 9
beautiful Steel EngraviAgs, viz:
David and Jonathan at the Stone Eel.
Vianctte.
Friendsp, Love and Truth
The Odd Fellows Widow
The Odd Fellows Daughter
The Odd Fellows Choice.
An Adventure in the Beach Woods
The Odd Fellows Orphans.
The Odd Fellows Family
All Of which were drawn and engraved for this
Book, they are therefore original, and the handiwOrk
of an Odd Fellow. The meter is entirely original. 1t,
also, il the work 81 Odd Fellows and their Ladies-
this work for lSi5 is far superior to those formerly
published Price only Sl.50 IL holds rank with the
best and IL yet tae cheapest Annual Of the Season.
For sale by PARSONS C PRESTON,
M. l5l Pratt, street,
Adjoining The Raii Read Depot.
e3AThe only agents for the WORT In the city tl73t
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n Asst AND CLOSING SALES OF BOOKS
NJ AT AUCTION. | will sell THIS and every
EVENING this week, at the store Of T.. Il B. +.
Pratt, 23S BALTIMORE STREET, the balance Of
that large assortment of BOOKS CAS- they are decn
ing huslness0 consisting of Medical, Theological,
Law, Miscellaneous aud School BOOKS; English and
American ANIMALS for lBI5; large assortment o.
Books in rich and elegant binding, suitable for Chst
mas and New Years Presents. Also, large assert
ment of Juvenile BOOKS, PAPER, and STATION
EltY of all kinds.
{63~ The Entire stock will positively be sold, To"
premises must be vacated in few days.
diff r. MEACHAM, Auet'r.
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CHRISTMAS PRESEN rs.
EAST RALTI MORE
YOU'VE LADIES' HIGH SCHOO l.,

CORNER EXETER & CR.4NBY SITS.
A. BUTLER ATKINS, B. "A. PRINcIpAL.
FH7HiS Institution has been established in compli-
ID ance with the urgent solicitations of many of
the citizens at this portion of the city, and will be-
opened on THURSDAY, the 2lSt instant.
The Principal is determined that the School shall
be one of the highest ORDER and not exceed by any in
the city.
1t will be conducted in every department similar to
the celebrated Albany Female Seminlry.
The Principal will make il his chi # aim to impart
10 his pupls the most thorough practical aad accom-
pl'shcd education, 10 encourage assduity in study
aud to observe the strictest discipline. instruction
will be- given in the Ancient and Modern Languages
Lectures on the Sciences and Bellies Letres, will
he delivered throughout the year.
Reports will be made weekly, by the Principal, Of
each Young Ladies' progress and department.
The building is pleasantly located at the corner Of
EXETER and GRASBY -sTs., and the school rooms are
very connexions.
Music, Drawing. Painting and the Ornamental
Branches, at Professors prices.
The Principal would respectfully ask the patronage
Of the citizens of East Baltimore.
References:
Rev. EGrnALET NoTr, ID. D., Schenectady, n. 7.
. ALoNHo PoTTER, u, ID.
4" CYRUS Mason, ID. d., New York
d" HENRY - KgrPLER, Baltimore;
Judge JAMES HAYWOOD.
REYERDY JOHNSON, Esq. MS 2aw6W.
MUFFS! MUFFSn MUFFS!M
YaN5I - subscribers have now on hand, the most
"a splendid assortment Of NUTS ever offered for
Lynx Isabella Bears blue, cross. and grGy foS Fitch,
silver Badger Lustred and Natural Genet, Groy Bear,
black aud blue r0ncy, and chdren's MufFS of eve
ry description. Also, ust received large and beau
TIM collection OF childrru's fancy CArSa OF which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms. Tie pub
lie are respectfully invited To call and examine te IL
boye nj No. !46 BALTIMORE STREET, (nortll
s.dc,) west Of Charles,
dlO-eotc D. KIMBALL s co.
LOOK OUT FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
ri r.. CORNER or FAYIiTTE s PARK
- Q STREETS. i,reSs Silks, Shaded Satins, aud
superior Paris Velvet finished Cashmeres ''tn be clos
ed out al cost" Cashmere DEcossc, ReppC ashmeres
Grape and MoisiR de Laines plain and figured, blk
anu coloreh AhPACAS, from 81 to 81; Scotch Plaid
Premium Prints, splendid article, with great varie-
~ of other PRINTS; Cashmere, Terker, French
Blanket and other sEIAWLS; Blanket CLOAKlNGS
Canton and other FLANNELS; Eentlemen's Gloves
Cravais and Scaris; Lep!lere and Tarlelans, iui
evening dresses dress Caps Head Dresses, and Cthe
Ornaments; choice Pcrtumery; Ribbons, hsccs, sc
| &c. d3- eG6tF
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ID | T. ID

On Saturday evening, l4th inst MADELINE, daugh-
ter OF Benjamin aud Elizabeth Dove, aged years,
months and % days. suffer little children to come
unto me, saith the Lord for of such il the Kingdom
of Heaven.
TN the l6ih inst William Huston, in the 3lst year
n his
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