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ask them cannot Essex be w ven' x sp'a s4y
+, can be- doneit ough, to be done; and had like to
said ii shall be done: but have no voice al your
NILS | leave the mat er in your hnndSi Out i ~
urn az your next Delegate, your worthy ci,zn lanes
Muse, Esq 20,
King &. Queen County, Jany, lol1.
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NEW GOODS

t.
CHINA, QUEENS U.3RE AND GL.3SS-Sept., 1873
THE subscribers open, Store, well selected
stock Of new and pretty goods consisting Of Printed IN Co
ors Coorel Edged Ware Of descriptions; emma
common and nr rich Chi, Pressed and Plain Glass of French
German aud American manufacture; German Silver Britannia
English Plated Castors Toilet and other Looking Glass
English and American Stone Ware &c., &c.,a which We
package epacked 10 suit purchases at reaso
Bile prices, and on the usual credit. - 200
WM. F. BUTLER, co,
Importers al China. Glass, SC,
Sent r 3;-wtf Three door, above The Isrll Tavern
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COMMUNICATED
CHESTERFIELD County, Jan. II, l5l4.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Jan IL, OH
II consequences of the announcement by the pre-
sent DELIBERATE from the county ot Cheslerheu' ,ii'
i; not concrdnts for reelection, the duty VIII de'oVe
.nn tho Republican party in the county to select
sn,,able successor In making this SELECTION, fe'ei
nce should be had to the principles, The quancaohs
and The popularity of the candidate In county ~heie
there is such an overwhelming preparedness % VIC
Republican over the Wing party, thefe ca" oe ~
doubt with proper efforts OF the triumphant suc..
of the Democracy; and there IS as iitie oouo ."a
there are many good and Democrats, under whose
Lad the natty would be proud to rally. Indeed mere
are so many that the main, II not the only o'hGury'
consists in making a selection, where each III oi'e.
ent state of things would BIZ acceptable to all Di'-
ON, "a il is this sci ctlon must be made, or we oe
subjected by distractions 10 poss'oie, ho' p
bile defeat Who then is the individual, upo" wnoni
can be concentrated the largest hummer OF hepuola
votes at the Spring election? Beyond all question: W
the opinon of the writer, WIN. + BLASKEssHiP. ne
is EQUAL at least 10 any of the gentlemen spoken Of
n no,nt of inell;oence-souud and orthodox III his po-
ltcal principles, unexcePtionane IN ms private w.
rac,er: md. moreover he stands before the county W
an attitude which gives him peculiar claims 10 Tue Io'
al support OF the county IL Will be recoi'ec'eu ma
Mr. Blankenship was nominated TWO years az -
meeting of the party called for the purpose oil srlec
IN, , Candidate 10 represent us in the Legislature
and that he would then, without doubt, nave oee"
trumobantly elected, but for his r0tuntary
com The contest And does he not deserve credl lo'
thus sacrificing his own aspirations: Is ne no, e
lied 10 the favorable consideration oil his hepuoo"
brethren; Should not the people OF The county sho"
that they appreciate such dlsnterestd devouon 10 tue
common cause, and take The earliest opportunity ~
reword il, The circumstances under when W.T..
withdrew from the contest in l542, are too well Rho"n
in the county, to make IL necessary 10 sta'e lhem
Let US cordially unite in his support, anu Sn"" ,"a
we have not forgotten them.
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JARPERs, MAGNIFICENT BIBLE, valuable and beautiful
Ill published sale and ready Tor delivery The h nnm
her nj II trpes Illuminated and New Pictorial Bible
This Great and Magnificent Work VIII he embeished wlih
sixteen hundred Historical Engravnss exclusive OF an initial
I- In each CHAPTER by A. Adams. than fourteen hun
bred of which are from original designs by j. IT, Chapman II
viii be printed the standard OF The American Bible 50
rirtv and contain Marginal References, the Apocyha Con
corfancc Chronological Table, List Of Proper Names Gcnr'
Index Table Weights, Measures &C. The large fr"nts
pecrs Titles TO the Nav Tesaments, Family Record
Pre- selaon Plate Historical Illustration. ard Initial Letters
The Chapters Ornaments Borders &C. VIII be- from ORIGINAL dc
signs made expressly for hi, edition. y j. G. Chapman Esq
New York; in addition which there VIII be numerous large
distinguished modern as IN France
aud EnrIandto which full index will be given IN the last
bcr
will insure who their early,
fake The work in numbers the possession Of In the highest
-. a,rh DalNKER * NORRIS, late
$500 SMITH PALMER
Ricimgii Agents for llafpers Pictorial Bible.
r,, Ic 11-w3m
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, SC
yelo Store for The Sale Of RoOts, Shoes and lfanSS'

Carpet Bags and Fatiefs
EoNARD & co now offer the public generally, NJ ,nen
- wholesale and retail establishment, ON MAN street, N.Y.
mond Virginia. below r. H. Jenkins and near lr hN
change Hotel general Of the above goods man!
which Of hc manufacture, and which they warrant 90 ne
equal in quality and style any goods sold in this city hr
constantly hand general assortment Of Northern
Boots and Bogans of various styles suitable for all
persons very liberal deduction
made those buying the PACKAGE and terms liberal to those
who pay promptly. i. NJ l E0Hanp
WIN
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AW NOTlCE.-Tbe subscriber has his Office To m.
- basement story al his Icsa.Gcr the corner of h an
streets, opposite the Office OF The Mutual Assurance Society -
may De found AT his Office whrn in attendance a,in r.
sunicdl on some OF the Courts al the Cdy.
~ CLaIMANIS-Thc subscriber after interval ii some
years again tenders his services claimants Govern
heh Oh tr nited States. the State OF VII sina rryo
uonay SERVICES or any other demands whether asn.
contracts or otherwise His experience .n
Claims may enable thew
cd 10 refer 10 me sources of the information m
the subject and dligent attention stimulated nv Nh.
oil beginning anew ms HE oil bnsinrshe ipp 10 -ds
10 .hose WHO may employ -;ora moderate certain cafppr
lion, Or Such reasonable contingent
on ofsed by such strong Inducements, he pledges ali the d
.,g ana energy ne may ever have tSered lis residence AMI
addressed 10 hun viii b. punctuay attended TO-
Richmond. 9Th Oct lsi2. 4i-ly TttuN cp-rx
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THE PRISONER FOR DEBT.
"MrcA YET REMAINS ussuSs."

THE PRISONER FOR DEBT.
BY joins g. mniITIEk.
I.cnk on him lheo,i.h his dungeon crate,
Fcrh!y and cold the morning light
Comes stealing round him din and late,
As,rit ludtn,d t"e sight.
Reclining on his low straw bed,
His llnd uphnlds his drooping head
Ills blooJ,,ss check is seaIn'd and hard
UnShorn has grey, neglected heard.
And DER his hauy hinges How
His lorc dishevellcd locks q! snow.
No grateful fire before him CLOVIS
Aud vet the Winters breath Is chill;
And c'er his hllf-clad person gees
The frequent agne thtili.
Siient-save ever and anon,
A sound, half murmnr aud hat croan,
Forces apart the painful ZIP
Of the Old sufferers bearded lip:
q. sad and Gushing * ths fate
OF old aye chained aud desoiate.
Just God. why lies that old man there
A Murderer shares his prison bed,
Whose cycaalls, through his horrid HAIR,
Clean on him fierce and red;
And the tnde oath and heaItless Jecr
Fall ever on his loaihne ear,
And or in waktfuness or sleep.
Nerve, flesh, aud fibre, thrill and creep,
Whenr'.r that r,iifian's tossing limb,
Crimsun'd with murder, touches him.
What has the grey hard prisoner done?
Has murder staia'a his hand with gore.
Soi ~: his crimes a Iou'er one:
(iod made the old man poor
For TINS he shares Z irton'S cell
The ii,est earthly type oi hell.
For this-thc boon for which he pour'd
HIS Young III md on The invaders sword
And counted lah. the fearful. cost
His tioJa gained liberty u lost.
And thng for such place Of rest,
old prisoner pauf'd thy blood Is ra!n
On coneori's hrid and Bunkrr's crest,
And Sarato-a's plain.
Look forth, thou man of many sca;s,
Through The dim dungeons iron bar-:
II mast he joy, IN Son'h, To see
Ion mrnum.nts upr,ar.d 10 thee;
Piled granite aud II prison cell;
The land repays thy service wei!
Co. ring the bells and fire The gang,
Aud lin. The starry binnrr ont,
Sion, 'iFreeinu!" TIL your llsring onss
Give back their Graded shout.
Let bca>tod eloQaence decaiE;
OF homer, liberty and ianie;
still lc; The pae;'s strain he heard,
WIKI glory ior each second word,
And every thin- with breath agree
To praise ''our glorious liberty
And when the pa,ro: cannon jars
That PRISONS cold AMI gloomy wall,
Ard through lis E!.ies Tue stripes anu stSl,
Rise on the wlnd, and fall
Think W ,ha, prisoners aged ear
Reioiccs in the General cheer
Think ve his din and failir: eye
l. kindied al your pa.eanI!?
Borrowing al sonl, and ch1in'd Of limb,
What is your carnival u him:
pown with TIE Lass that binds him thus!
Unworthy tieeni.n, let II ind
No refuge from the witherne curse
OF God and l:uinan KIND,
Open the prisoners living tomb,
Aud Usher f.om lis hrooding gloom
The victims cf your savag" code,
To The free sun and mir 81 God.
No longer dare "a crimc 10 brand
The Christening Of The almIgh,y's hand
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

n
xx1E bav. in, added To our former Stock fresh
men of ladies' sen,lemen,s cldren's and servants
and and meas Brogaas aud Bootees '" De Ioi VI
Also, superior and plan Trunks Carpet Bag anu @ a
riety Those huvne for CASH, by TIE package or s'hF
will please give Us call IT,, p II .if,.
Jan Il.
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Completion Of the Raitroad 10 .iqnia creek - tnri.
called Expedition !-Redueti"n Of Rates to
Wosbiu0fou HALLMARK Pbji0deipLi1. &c.

Washington, baltimore, Phdadeiphia, &c.
TINE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad o
nv hereby that their Railroad conptc1 10
6h November ana that travellers aye "
conveyed between Richmond and Washington, al E seas ~
year. Railroad Cars Gnc Steamboats,, leaving schEo'
Il, 6, a. NJ precisely, instead Of Al, ~ heretofore. .
Instead paying their fare, heretofore 10 fre:ic
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat a's "
Washington. passengers wilt tickets at tie Railroad V'
Washington and Baltimore The fare, 70 tEs "H "
than If paid separately, different portions {" w
On and after to-day. the I'm instant the charges N t
road Line, between Richmond and the northern e:le' Wa
reduced a. follows: nm
Whole fare between Richmond aud Washington, = IN
Do. do. R-itmo'r,
Do. Philadelphia, ny ii'sf ~ reg
Newcastle and frrHcltOwn railroad and Steamboat 'Hel
Or By Peck and .arr's I.lne, ,..,ts
Il vii! perceived from the above that the fiaf@' "
railroad route The aud hay ' 80,
the advantage favor, at greatly ncfesei eAp'' nm
velers by TIE railroad line reaching Washington ~
more in TWELVE and Philadelphia IN Trr on J''' A
leaving Richmond and Pahdtrirad t.ors
tas Rirrr and Bar Eoats haze iyt .NorjOG. .,t.,
No ebarrr for children under year, Of a-eoaefs
twelve years Of age half price. ~ Col Ted per.Ju.
r,,v "a s-wlv superintenlent ii 1raa.gn'-'r =
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AS il is understood that Mr. Ridley will not again
be candidate to represent this Senatorial District al
low us 10 bring the notice Of the people, The cilms
Dr. Dawson Warren, the present Representative oil sur
nv to the General Assembly. Dr. Warren possesses The
confidence OF the Republicans of Surry in an eminent
degree, and has been their Representative for the last
years during which time he has given general sa,,s
faction To an irreproachahle private character, Dr.
Warren unites well cultivated mind, stored with use
full information and should it he the pleasure OF the
voters of this strict 10 send him TO the Senate we
are sure he would do honor TO the selection Oio
surry has always been true 10 the Republican cause,
and in asking the Republicans of the other counties OF
this District 10 unite upon DR.. Warren, we ask but
justice has been long time since Surry haa 'he
honor 10 Sc nd Representative the Senate, and she
now presents them candidate worthy in all respects
Of their confidence.
MAsy VOTERS OF SugRy.
Snrru Co "a, jan. Is, lc44
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ITO w. D. DAVIS Take notice, tia; shall on III. .i
day of March, 1874, Pleasant Grove in - county or m
nrnburg and State OF Virginia take the dispositions o. ,brs
Pher Anderson Samuel Crauey and Others 10 be read a.
deuce III suit pending III the Circuit Superior Court of Ian ana
Chancery for Cumberland County, Virginia. in winch Won IN,
plaintiff, and Josiah NJ. Young and others are defendants
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON Ju
lar
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Before the meeting adjourned, Colonel w. c. Par
ker addressed il in his most impressive and eloquent
manner urcing al TO buckle their armor and gard
their lons for contest, for which opponents are
already we'll drilled. Could the spirit which anlmaies
his patriotic tosom he infused into the hearts of all
victory must certainly perch on our ban
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VOICE or THE DEMOCRACY!
MECKLGNECRG COUNTY.

Bunker Hill Monument.
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Tickets sl0-halyrs 5-qIarcrS 50.
certificate of package of ~ Whole Tickets S30-sares In
proportion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From he Raidgh Register, Jan. I6

.Smry ca, "a, Jan. Is, lc4i.
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$50, 900 $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No 1, for 1871, To he drawn
At Alexandria, D. c.. Saturday. the 9th Of January, lsi'
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EAST MORE
Z DUNG LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL
CORNER EXETER q GRANNY SITS


a. BUTLER ATKINS, b. A. PRINCIPAL.
fAsHIS institntion has been established in compli-
X ance with the urgent solicitations of many OF
the citizens of this portion of the city, and will be
opened on THURSDAY, the 2lst instant.
The Principals determined that the School shall
be one of the highest ORDER and exccl!ed by any in
the city. et, .'
1t will he conducted in every department similar to
the celebrated Albany Female Seminary.
The Principal will make it his chief aim to impart
10 his pupils the NEST thorough practical aud accom-
plished education, to encourage assiduy in study.
and to observe the strictost discipline. Instruction
viii be given in the Ancient and Modern Languages.
Lectures on the Sciences and Bellies Lettres, will
be delivered throughout The year. .
Reports will be made weekly, by the Principal, OF
each young Ladies' progress and department. Il. d.
The building is pleasantly located at the corner OF
EXETER and GRASBy SITS, and the school rooms are
very commodious. To-.
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. ELIPHALET NoTr, ID D., Schenectady, N. Y.
GO ALoNZo POTTER, u. ID.
3" CYRUS Mason, ID. D., New York.
I" HENRY s. KgppLER, Baltimore:
Judge JAMES HARDWOOD.
REvRRoy JOHNSON, Esq, n2s saw5w.
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NNXCHANGE HOTEL,

kL EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces TO his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse Of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
rooms large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Glass Hotei he tlattcrs him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call. Gd2 tt JOHN WEST.
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PRICES REDUCEI)l

vT7HE Subscribers have yet on hand very large
"a and desirable stock of English French and
American CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and DOE
SKINS, of all colors styles and qualities, Wool BID,
indigo Blue, and Drab Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS.
Beautiful Fancy SILKS, all colors; rich FRENCH
CASHMERES; Repp Cashmere; Cashmere dc Ecosse
and MouSln de LANES.
Splendid SILK, Printed Cashmere, Broche and
Woollcn SfiAWLS, and many other seasonabe
Goods, which they determined TO close out. Per-
sons wishing to obtain bargains invited to give
them CALL the above Goods will be sold at a con-
siderable reduction on former prices
DORSEY s NELSON, No. 90 Baltimore 81,
Also, fine super and extra fine Whitney BLANK
ETS, and low priced Point do, which will be sold
cheap. nl4-eolm
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BEDS! BEDS!! BEDS!!!

DTDO. DEIID.. DEJO...
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, to be hat
- at the Great Feather Emporium and Beddn!
Mart, NEW MOI 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET
Also on hand aud made to order, Hair, Huek, Moss
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESSE5 and PALLIASSES, made in the hes
and of the best Ticking, at the ow&t prices
UPHOLSTERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag ir
large small quantities. Hotels, Boarding houses
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices
Old Feather Beds and Curled hair Mattresses removal
ed n, the shortest notice For good articles call the
favOrte Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
ghe House, South Calvert street.
n26-f WILLIAM P. SPENCER.
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ARRIVED

Ho,veu Il Son
ARRIVED
Brio yictornc. sanner' IL days from New Orleans.
suno, and n,ol,sses 10 / K Randall
Rrig Mar S,antnn Raars. fron, Ros,on ,ssor,cd
carro m T,hos, Wbitridoe & i,o
~; r. F ao .n, ~ d,vs f.,o p,l,,1
,,tbs md mn,n,nes 70 y ~ h,,,Se,Ys HUM
Rria Mia WIZ & da~s from, Nov, y,rt n,ao
% InS w pn,,n '''7 ""'' "0'' -o ny '''"'o
Schr s,ar Ionn I'm Dar.ror, Nov IL anil touch
cd ~ - rI,nmas halas, ~ F. r nIontcn 'i'
ST. ~ ',ni,' nmrnhai, f,n uouana Nov D,
haIIa"t to Thos Wilson s CO. "'"' '''' ~
So 30 nnd,o g d,us Eva, Ns,, voru ,ssor,od
c ' =, 49, aJaEi ''' -i''" Wv i''N 1"''''e
Sebir Thomas Honner Kirwon. : DAYS from provi
onna dnn,ns,cs 'A- ''"'' "' ''''' '''''
scS, Ei@o Ann Tyler from, uov,a do Grace slate
CanoI hna, G"rn,er Un,aainn frnn, PRIV co ,yhsst
o WAY ,,d 81 ii,n 81! d ,y'
on,I hont iiaI, N w W ,it",, Gan' unnv -
Cas- " Son ''' "''"''' '''"' ''"''-'' W.
EnaI 80, I,o y,yo,,o,, yv.,,,,, r,, ,.,r,
nn, inhor az Co. N''''' ''""' 10y GINNING
N'""''' ,fENnp ANA
Shin ahor, K,orLnnthor henca n, pro,,,r -,h III,
sip phi d p .. G ~, "i'
sailed r,nn, iva,nnni ~ I nj, WI
ST. 't nt,p oI Ii ~, UT s. p,,; ~ ,,
inc At I,yernooI 1eib nh W vas ''u
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EMITTED STATES HOTEL,
u W.9SHTNGTON CITY, D. C.

TYLER s. BIRCH, Proprietors.
The subscribers respectfully Inform their friends and
the travelling community, that the back building re
Gently erected and attached to heir former large
Enlistment, is completed and thoroughly furnish
ed. 1t contains forty five elegant bed chambers aud
one of the largest dining south OF New York.
Having every facility and convenience that can
render Hotel comfortable, we feel great confidence
in our ability to give entire satisfaction all who may
patronize US. Gnl9 til TYLER & BIRCH.
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NO. 90 FAYETTE STREET.
INSTRUCTORS

INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. VIM. IL. SMITH, A. NJ, Prin Of Classical Depart I
MIR. WIN. +. PEABoDY, Principal Of Mathematical &c
Mr.. l.. NJ. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory :"
Mr.. c. E. WErMoRE, Instructor in Departmental of Phi
l0ssphy and Rhetoric.
Rev.. G. MORRIS, D. D., Lecturer Natural History
Rev. c. kRAuTH, Am GO Psychology s. Ethics
Rev. J. NJ. JENNINGS, NJ. ID GO Elemeny Physiology
Dr. WM. M. KEMP, MI d., Prof. Elementary Anatomy
da-d
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CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
NOR the especial convenience of HOUSEKEEP-
d. Frs, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, &cs---
Convinced that such establishment has long been
needed in Baltimore, we take pleasure In informing
the public that one is now open, whore can re a
collection of the greatest variety of now and useful
city Many of the articles are of entirely new pat
ferns, and before in this markets they
have been selected with great care and labor, and will
be sold at such prices cannot fail to please House
keepers will find it fol- their interest TO visit this
adjustment, as they can here obtain almost every
article they want without the trouble of going else
where. We shall sell our goods at a small advance
and consequently can have but ONE PRICE. We
convinced that this is the true policy for the buyer
well as for the seller. For a list of goods the
published catalogue, or the occasional advertisements
in the papers G. E. WETMORE s. Co,
Howard street,
n9-d2n I'd door north of Baltimore, east side.
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A NXEOUS TO CLOSE SALES. The stock
IA of Fall and Winter .RY GOODS at the Agency
Store, is offered at reduced prices. Those wishing TO
supply themselves with Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets,
Twecds, Pilot Cloth, Blankets, Linsey, Ticking, and
Delaincs, M0uslin de Laines, Alpacas, Silks, Fancy
Prints SC. &C., will do well to call early and make
their selections
LUTHER ]. COX, Agent Baltimore. st.
diff Cd door below Trpolett's alley.
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NNlNCy TOOTH AND MAZE BRUSHES

NNtNCY TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES.
eao and bone Tooth Brushes, superior quality and
patterns also, Nail Brushes, comprising every varie
ty in quality and improvements spendid Buffalo, peck
CT curl and Dressing COMBS all sorts: Ottoman head
Brushes, sizes, equal to any imported; ladies' and
gentlemen's head Brushes, every Variety ladies' Vel
vet Brushes; gentemen's Hat Brushes; cloth Brushes
and cloth Busters, all sizes aad qualities Tailor's
(back shop Brushes, choice article; rich fancy
Hearth Brushes and Crate Brushes, all sorts; house
Brushes of every description, (made expressly for re-
tang;) Painters Brushes. Tools and FIlches, OF
all descriptions; elegant Feather Dusters all and
sizes; Mill Brushes, FACTORY BRUSHES, (of ev-
cry sort made to order;) fancy pator, chamber and
kitchen BELLOWS, all sizes, Is acksmiths and Bra
zer bellows, warranted and in store great variety of
WISHING TACKLE, CANES, SC. sc. Wholesale
and retail at No. 1888 Baltimore street
kAd7-4t t9 stit58f JOSEPH X. STAPLETON