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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

The WATER CURE-Hard Times A Brat
tleboro,' VT, correspondent Of the Hartford
Courant, writing from that seat of the water
cure, says:
''The course we have to 90 through is, first:
sweating in wet sheet in the morning; from
the wet sheet we are plunged into cold bath
and rubbed down for about fifteen minutes, and
then start off to walk some three or four miles
before breakfast; at | | or IL o'clock, douche
BATH or stream of water falling at distance
of from 10 to 20 feet on all parts of the body;
rubbed down and walk again; at 5 o'clock a
hip bath, and at night foot bath. During the
intervals, we walk and drink water to the
amount of so glasses per day.
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FOV AyylpnIr. r.,

n rhsasNl EOAs ANN EoLlS. M w
Es+asSs B BRIDGE aud EASTON. The steamer
!ta>'seAafsSE2s- u ARYLAND having undergone a mo
rough repair, aud a very handsome improvements both
i'll hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
10 me above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower END OF Dugans wharf at oclnck on every
TUESDAY ard FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and EaSt0n, leaving EaSt0n on ever,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR t..7ERTOJPN aud CENTR EPTLLE
On MONDAY, the l7th inst. she will 90 to Ches-
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81
mg LEMIJEL G., TAyIOR
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INDUSTRIAL REFORM. The New York Mir
ror says that Congress Of laborers will assem-
BILE in that city ON the 18th October, for the
purpose of produced an industrial REFORM by
procuring the adoption of such leading general
measures as shall be favorable to the whole, or,
as we understand it, to place all laborers on one
general footing.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

AN ADVERTISING FIRM. The Worcester
E,gis states that Messrs. Harndin, Hunt & Co.,
a firm doing an extensive business in that town,
during the past year paid about one thousand
dollars for advertising their goods, and are sa-
tisfed that by this outlay, they have received
rich harvest in return.
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EXPEDITIONS ROUTE.

To CHURCHVtLLE, HARFORD FURNACE, Alb
ingdon, Bei-Ar, Spesuta Narrows, Michaelsville,
&c, in Hartford Count, by the Philadelphia, Viii
mington and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
hftT19S Pratt street Depot, in the Cars AT 0 O'Clock
FTEffT7 A. NJ. for Perrymansvle. On arrival there
,--s2-sssS-conveyances will be in readiness for the
above named places and neighhorhood. BY taking
this route The passengers will arrive or 5hours m ad
vance Of any other line GF- Fare from Baltimore to
PeirymansviIic, 62i cents se2O
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For the American Republican
T II f Ii 0 NJ + OF Low

BY ROBERT E. II. LEvERING.
AIR-'' Fond Hearts"
Our hearts are but the Home Of Lore,
The home of all the sweetest;
And pleasant smiles aud wOnted Joys
Are constant guests the meetest
There is sweet music in that home,
From heart to heart soft swelling,
Enchanting thought which could not roam
Where such delights arc thrilling.
There is glorious banquet there,
Sure heaven has not sweetef, -
Affections fruits comprise the fare,
Ana Cupid is the water!
There are rich tapers through that scene,
BeWitching glory shedding,
From Mury's eyes, of angel sheen,
Loves highest rapture's spreading.
There is a bosom beating there,
Like miser, counting pleasure
That home S to him a casket fair,
And Mary is his treasure!
There is thought which thrills delight,
From morn 10 noon, and even,
A thought which giIds the tomb with light
This is the ddwn of hedUcn,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

PATENT PLUNGERs. A model steamboat was
exhibited in the Rotunda Of the Merchants Ex-
change at Philadelphia, on Tuesday, finished
with plungers instead of wheels. A large num-
Der of scientific men were present, and seemed
to favor the construction. 1t is said the plum
gers have great power and will in all proba-
bility supercede most of the propellers now in
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TOT LtUeT Complaint. II RenldrHd6Ee Case.
a TTENTlON is asked to the following state
IN ment of Sam'l McCord, Esq. of Wellsburg, Va;
WELLsBURG, Va, May 26th, lS45.
hereby certify that | was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and Phthisic for long time bt ing more
than year under the of a Physician, that the
disease instead OF being relieved by the medicine |
took, kept gradually getting worse: my body sweed
so that was unable to stoop low enough 10 tie my
shoe. When The disease AT the worst; | was
commended to Try oilers Liver Pills. did so, and
was relieved greatly by the of the first box and
completely culed by the second.
SAMUEL McCORD.
l6S-To be had of j. P. Williamson, corner OF Gag
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Batimore-ss.; Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; WisGman Wroth, Light-st, opposite DIX s.
Fogg's; j. A. Sawyer, of Pratt and Paca
E. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green seels; s,
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or Of the General Agent,
W.K. ORRICK, Druggist and Apothecaiy,
ao-r Corner Eutaw and Lexington sis. Rak.
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SAMUEL McCORn.
: ..s..y, CITIZENS UNION LINE,

a eEnsFT VTIINFINS' VNTNN LINN,
E4@F&s s&&ksSszr TO PHILADELPHIA, by the spen-
Naaaaassssa6sk did and we'll known Steamers CON
STlTUTiON and GEORGE WASHINGTON via
Ftenchtown and Newcastle Railroad leave BOW
DAILY, Except Sundays, lat s O'Clock, M
70 Fare through To PHlLADELPHIAS a.
SUPPER provided on board.
Q3- RETuRNlNG-The superior S,eatnhoat R0-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf phiIadeI-
phia, 81 O'clock 2, M daily, Sundays txcrpIed
ao lPRI A. CRAWFORD. Agent.
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:. -ya.x, FOR HEsTERTOWN y

aGas6,tstz8sxss CENTREVILLE. The steamer MA.
SssSasaasRsB- RY LAND will leave Baltimore ON eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above
places staiuns from the lower end of Dugan wharf
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Cenireville will have
ample time to accomplish it, and return in the boar
the same day And all persons gohgover and return
ing the same trip, will only be charged 81.
l.. G.. TAYLOR Mos,ax
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Ten lines or less make asquare-if an advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will he in proportion.
Ali advertisements are payable at the time Of their
insertion
1F- THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, taniag all the select matter Of the
sally is published every Saturday morning, the low
price of Sl00 per aMntim.
o. All papers seat by mail are iiscoRinuedtbe day
sh which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

Mr.. GoUGH's HEALTH. The Boston Jour-
nal says: awe regret to hear that Mr.. Cough
was attacked by series Of fainthg fits on Sum
day evening last, in consequence of which his
medical attendant, who remained with him for
long period, has positively forbidden his Sec
ing any of his friends for the present His ST.
tuation is still so precarious, that the greatest
care is requisite, in order that full restoration
to health may be Effected
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

Mr.. FRELNGuUysEN. We are glad to learn
by the latest intelligence from New York, that
this distinguished gentleman, whose illness we
mentioned yesterday, is somewhat better.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
PRILAD., WHINING


PHILAD., WHINING
SEsEss6 ~ TON AND BALTIMORE
sSSSSG,9 kEtsssA RAIL ROAD, via Havre de
-sE .=-W--=2"sN-1 Grace, EIkton, Wilmington
and Chester.
The MORNING TRAIN Leaves the Depot Pratt
street, DAILY Except Sundays at O'Clock, A. M
Passengers arrive al Philadelphia in fnll time to CON
uhue on ny the Mail Train for New York. reaching
'hal cry oy los O'Clock the same evening! FARE SO.
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore on SUNDAYS for phil
adephla, Is the mail train which leaves Pratt streee
Depot; Baltimore, at O'Clock, p. NJ; and leaves Phi
Iadephla at O'Clock, p. NJ, for Baltimore FARE ca.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
rare Sl.5o, through to Philadelphia The Passeu
ger Cas Tor Philadelphia, attached to the teph rain
WI leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY AFTER
NOON except sundays) at3a O'Clock, and arrive in
Philadelphia the same night. '''N 81"
- Tickets for the freight and accommoda,inn train
must be procured at the office before taking seats in
lhe cars otherwise full fare, as charged by the regular
tor. f" ~ ' os -
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SHOCKING SUICIDE. Mrs. Harriet n Lord,
wife of the Rev. J. S. Lord, committed suicide
by cutting her throat, at Hartford, Cortland
county, N. York, on Sunday evening, the Goth
ult, having previously killed her chld, an in
FAINT about five months old, in the same way.
She had been previously sick and in depressed
spirits.
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ao-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN x RALTl
MORE CLIPPER 10 furnished to subscribers, by care
fu carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end Of each week
me Clipper Will also he sent, by mail, to distant
SUBSCRIBERS at the rate OF Four Dollars pei year-pay
able always, in advance.
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Ice. During the last four months $1,000
tons of ice have been exported from Boston.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

A STARTLING FACT. We see it stated, that
in New York alone, the number of passengers
from foreign ports arrived at Quarantine from
LIST April last TO 18th ult, was 60, 1854, which is
an increase of nearly 5000 upon the arrivals
during the corresponding time last year. We
suppose we may put down from eight to ten
thousand NEW voters for the fall election in ~
York. These are matters to make men think.
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n ssp~1 FOR ANNAPOLIS. EASTON
GNrrarRA&S<ss AND CAMBRIDGE The superior
lasss.a7ssAsak swift steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
son, Capt. ROBERT NJ. Hill, will leave the intersec
ton OF Light and Prattst. Wharves every TUES
DAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above places,
and return the next day, leaving Cambridge every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at u O'Clock, and Eas-
ton at II O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis, so cts
TO Easton or Cambridge, Sl.5O. sel9-dtf
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The TELEGRAPH. The Magnetic Telegraph
between New York and PHILADELPHIA, will be
completed, lis said, by the 10th of next month
The wires extend up to Fort Washington, then
across the North River, under watcr-pass
through New Jersey to New Hope, and from
thence down the west side of the Delaware IL
yer to Philadelphia.
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10 POLISH MAHOGANY FURNITURE. Rub it
with cold linseed oil, and polish by rubbing
with clean dry cloth, after wiping the oil from
the furniture. Do this once Il week, and your
mahogany tables will be so finely polished that
hot water would not njare them. The reason
is this: linseed oil hardens when exposed to the
air and when it has filled all the pores of the
wood, the surface becomes hard and smooth like
nlass
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FOR WHITE HAVEN ANB

a sRn FOR WHITE HAVEN ANB
CIR Me- PoNGoTEAGUE (Accomac Coun-
-asssxAA'.-k ty, Eastern Shore of Virgnia The
supeTerswift steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Cap
yam hoBERr NJ. HILL, will leave the intersection of
t,att am Light street Whatves every THURSDAY
mohNlNG, at eight O'Clock, for Whitehayen. which
pace she Will leave the next morning, (FRlDAY) at
O'Clock, for Pongoeague reaching there about noon
Returning she will leave The latter place SATUR-
DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ. via Whehaven for BalI
more, arriving here early the same evening
Passage and Fare to Whitehaven, $500
do. do POugoteague, $50
For freight or passage apply on board.
This route VIII be continued until further notice,
{h3- Passengers going White Haven can RELY upor
a conveyance 10 any part Of Somerset or Worcester
counties, on application to Theo: DaShieId at Prin-
cess Anne or Matthew PurnelI, at Snow Hill seI6
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IMPORTANT TRIALS IN BosroN. The trial
of Eastman, Fonday & Co., charged with en-
deavoring to delraud various merchants, closed
on Saturday with verdict of guilty on all the
counts in the indictment, except %, 25 and
"a. These three counts related to the goods
OF Bates s. Co. As one of the firm, A. W.
Fhaxter, Jr., was absent in New York, his
evidence was not obtained. On the rendition
OF the verdict, one of them, Mr. Fonday, who
is subject to palpitations at the heart, was seen
to be deeply affected. The blood rushed at
once to his face, and then as suddenly left it as
palld as death. He bowed his head, tainted,
and would have fallen from his chair, had not
one Of his friends held him in his arms. Quite
a sensation in Court ensued. After the appl-
cation of some water he soon recovered, but it
was necessary for his friends to sustain him.
The defendants evidently expected different
result.
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,,slIVER COIN! SILVER UUIN!

y Wanted, for manufacturing purposes, OLD Sill
YER COM and OLD SILVER of all description
purchased At the highest marker price, by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street.
Second door from Calvert-st
Who MANUFACTURES Stverware of every description.
y. h. Watches, SiICrware and Jewery property
REPAIRED, sel2 I'm
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DREADFUL DEATH. The Alton Ill.) Tee-
graph relates the death of Mr.. Howell, an
old and esteemed citizen of Madison county,
who came to his death about week since, by
burning tree falling on him. He lay for some
hours with one of his legs broken, witnessing
the approaching flames. At length the fire
reached his person, and he suffered lingering
DEATH Towards the close of the appalling
scene his wife accidentally reached the spot,
but he lived but few minutes after her arri-
val
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER @ I845

GREAT FIRE IN MoNTREAL-l0O House
Burned! A fire broke out in Grifintown, a,
Montreal, on Saturday morning, which, before
/. was subdued, consumed about one hundred
buildings. letter in the New York Com
mercal Advertiser gives the following particu-
lars:
The fire originated in building on Queen
street, occupied as Il coffee mandatory and
coppersmith'S shop, where it could have been
confined had there been decision and power to
dcmol!sh few small wooden buildings in the
vicinity. The fire spread rapidly from build
ing to building over nearly the entire block
from Queen street on the North to Prince street
on the South, from Wellington street East to
Gabriel street West, one house at the corner of
Queen and Gabriel streets and part of build
ing at the corner Of Queen and Wellingtonsts
were saved in a damaged condition.; the part
oil the one at the corner Of Wellington aud
Queen was cut in two and the burning end
severed from the other.
The fire crossed Prince street, consumed the
next block through TO Nazareth street and eros
sed Nazareth street, burning one or more bull
dlngs on the South side of that street; two or
three were blown up to arrest the fire.
The buildings consumed were, many of
them, of a rather ordinary kind, occupied by
families in the humber walks of life, the dis
tress and prvation therefore caused by this fire
are great.
There were nail factory and a casting shop
several grocery and tavern stands, dwellings, oc-
cuplod by numerous poor families, a building
where Church service has been held during the
Summer; also handsome Methodist Church
and parsonage, several fine stone and brick
stores and dwellings, and quite an amount of
property DESTROYED
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AN AMERICAN MAN OF WAR. A Kingston
Jamaica, paper ofthe 30th ult. says: "The U.
5. war steamer Jefferson, Capt. Whtcombc, is
now lying in Kingston harbor, having arrived
Yesterday. The Jefferson is an iron vessel
about 400 tons burthen, pierced for "a guns on
a flush deck, but having only two guns mount
ed. Her steam apparatus does not seem to be
of much power, being of the propeller kind,
but she is heavily spared as three-masted
schooner; and is said to sail like Il witch She
is certainly very beautiful craft, and like all
Yankee men-ot-war, is kept in admirable order.
When she cast anchor yesterday, she was visit
ed by Commander Fowell, H. NJ. S. Mohawk,
and the visit was afterwards returned by the
American officer. At present both vessels have
the flag OF both nations flying at their fore and
gaf.
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EEYDtG's FANCY SoAp, al manulaCIurers'
u II prices--for sale by
sel9 ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23
CIR f. a L DlSC0l
IN THE HEILINc Il

Important to lnvalids ana Frer
NEDlClNE, however cfiicacioxl
wi taken with dissatisfaction By 4
its unpleasant nature. Hence il hsl
study Of all great ply ysiriaus 10 disd
taste. But their efforts have nevu a
complete success |, was left ior Or |
plisb. Having given III, sul,jcci ~
t.ntion for nearly two years, he BE-.
considerable sum ofnoncy, produced
while il is every wov agr, cable to ihsI
triumph over disea.e and all oppost3
him for his devotion to the improves
cal science.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

ar, instantly expelled from the syaaI
Foul stomach and furrcd tongue ii
dotc in these Sugar Coated Pills"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23
DIR. &, BENZ. sMl1F|
"Impr0ved Z" vegetable Isss

SuG,R CJArED
"Improved vegetable Issi4
Are the result of this labor. Thef
general favor with which they have
all parts Of the United States, wan
in the declaration that "they are tht4
ment in medicine ever known" ual1
these neither gripe, produce nausca
unpleasant sensation, while they ar
Is possible ior medicine 10 he, aud
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious of mineral ms
crt such an all powerful influence q
to supercede every thing else .ilIl
both the disease and nutnrc hcrselfi
ten eostituting u greater and mor
which shall weigh upon a man thros
SICKNESS IN CHILL,
requires the prompt and certain efs
agreeable purgatiye medicine, liked
WORMS
ar; instantly expelled from tie sya1
Foul stomach and furrcd tongue ks
dotc in these Sugar Coated Pills
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may tat'
will promote regular action, and Ps
strenth Of body and vivaLity Of M
Gates Of ladies', we refer the idyalid
be had of the agents. But VIC will
few who have been cured by the "
K. Thompson, Sc North Moore q
the late Judge Thompson) cured d
ache and pain in the breast.
X. NJ Park, United States Navy'
Jacob Carlock's daughter. No. "
worms.
Mrs. s. A. Gould, (Matron o. y
ifospitaD cured of headache and bib
Sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludi's
cured Of pain in the head, dimnes
Jas. NJ. Turner, late of the U. s.
wich st., cured Of weakness in The
anu difficulty OF breathing
Ira Alvord, Cazenovia, N. Y. cur
plant.
James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff,
in the debtors prison with astonlsn4
liou. p. G. Lawrence, and Nsn
Michigan. have testified to severn
Of fever and aguc by these Pills. :.
Sold ut l79 Greenwich street.
WALLACE&
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Sunday, Oct. 5-6 Z

SWnuay, OCts O-o Ks Wa
The stock market during the past week. has not bee
very active, and prices have fuctusted tras. The
speculative movement that promised avorably few
weeks since has been lost and operations are new prn
cpaly confined to the brokers of the two bosrds-bs
the bulls and the bears 1t appears almost impos.
sibls draw into the street outside operators which
accounts for the difficulty experienced In getting up any
extensive speculative rovemsnt in fancy stocks
Money Is abundant the rate Of interest below the legal
standard and prices for of the stocks used for spec
uaton, range very low, compared with those ruling
previously. Notwithstanding this favorable state Of
things, at present utterly impossible to get vp
any likely to carry up prices much above the
ruling rates.
We annex a comparative table giving the quo atisns
of the stocks used In this market for .spscula
ton for each day Of the past week. and at the CLOSE of
the week previous 1t will be that p ices have
been very unsettled and the market very okangsable-
QUoTA coNs PRIrcIrAL Srocxs IN rns New 70 q
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New HAVEN, Oct. 4, 1S45
Complaints M Cabboge-O old Maids and The Reason
The NQtipes. &c &c

NEW HAVEN, Oct. A. 1915.
Complaints M Cabboge-Od Maids and The Reason
The Natives, &c sc.
Your correspondent of the End speaks very high.
ly Of the Horticultural Fair, which has been held
in the State House during this week. His compari-
son to the Garden of Eden, is ridiculous and alb
surd Just imagine yourself ina'very agreeable ha |,
trimmed with evergreens, and you have the whole
There was some very fine fruit exhibited, and a
small display of manufactured articles but it is de.
cidedly inferior to any that have been held here be-
fore.
Your correspondent IN speaking of our late CEN
sus, remarks the much larger number of unmarried
females than males. New Haven can justly boast OF
more elderly maldens, (vulgary called old maids }
than any other city OF It's size in the Union | can
account for il in this way-our large and fourshinp
college here, Gold Yale,) has great share in this
business: Young men from abroad come here to
get an education. They spend their leisure princ
paLy among the tar ladies'. They, (perhaps I'M
consciously and perhaps noD make such inroad-
upon their tender hearts as totally unfit them for
comprehension our enterprisng young men who be-
long mere. On this account there always has, and
always Will he many hard feelings between the ma
tives and students-and any young lady who keeps
company with the :" fancy men," is most GENERALLY
cut by the young natives.
There has been but little excitement in our quel
city Tor some time past During the last week bold
robbery. was perpetrated at the Park House. A gen
tleman from Stonington had his pocket book, con
tanning some $500, and notes to the amount OF 1000
or 5000, taken from under his pillow by his room
mate, who represented himself as fresh, about T.
enter college, but it has turned out he was not 50
fresh as some imagined.
You are probably aware that the Tontine Hotel
formerly kept by friend Als, is now closed. 1t
makes visible decrease OF strangers, in our beaut
ful city
We have been troubled with incendaries little
lately, but they are beginning to find material tor
large fire rather scarce for city laws are severe
on the erection of wood buildings.
You may expect large representation of our cl-
tlzens at the approaching Fair of the American In
sttute.