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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11
Correspondence of the American Republican,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, lS45.

1t has been matter of no little surprise to
the numerous readers Of your very valuable
journal, that none OF the many correspondents,
who keep you so regularly and so accurately
advised of the Sayings and doings" of the
Metropolis, should not have paid passing tri-
butte to "St Matthew's Fair,' the concentrat-
ing medium of attraction, at present, in our
city. Our attendance upon Fairs has been in
no wise limited, and we have invariably expe-
rienced the highest qualification from the visits
we have paid them; but truth and justice (and
we say it without aught of partality or preiu-
dice, forces us to the acknowl edgment, that
this one surpasses all others as well in the
richness and variety Of the splendid articles
Which decorate the groaning tables, as in the
loneliness and beauty of the ladies', whose in
detatigable industry and untiring perseverance
have alike done honor to themselves and the
| good cause" in which they are engaged
And we are happy-most happy-to observe
that their kind and dslnterestcd services are
justly appreciated by the generous community
who daily and nightly crowd Apollo Hall.
An attempt to describe the many beautiful
objects which strike the eye Of the observer,
would be indeed a fruitless-a superhuous task
Mayhaps great Millions pen could faithfully
portray the consolidated host of radiant stars
NiiSii Sitlci us luIIllHOuSiy Ill IHC lIFi!dl1ehI
Of this resplendent "Fair," and paint in glow
ing colors, the world Of beauty revolving OH its
golden axis Clouded indeed must be The eye
that can gaze upon the gorgeous galaxy before
it and not admire; and callous too the heart
that feels no emotions amid such lovely scenes
est. Matthew's FAIR is indeed an Elysium
of Delight. The lover of music, (and Avon's
Bard, has told US who it is that loves it not, }
can there hear its stirring strains or quaH the
refreshing waters of its melody. The admlrer
of beauty and the beautiful can feast his eager
eyes upon the enrapturing scenes winch meet
his gaze. And the EpicuTe, fastidious though
he may be, can have his dainty appetite we'll
satiated from the luxurious banquet spread be-
fore him. Who then will absent themselves?
assuredly not those who delight in innocent
amusement, and who would while away the
dull hours of evening in pure and unalloyed
enjoyment
1t is with difficulty that we forbeaI exposing
the disgraceiul and ungentlemanly conduct, at
the Fair of an individual whose exalted sta
ton and high position should have guaranteed
more docorous behaviour. What truly honora-
BILE man would, with foul breath, polute as
pure an atmosphere? None, none, none!
| A word of advice and we are done-"La-
dies, cast not your pearls before such swine!'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

CLOAKINGS, CLOTHS, &c.
EASTER 81 CO., 203 BAL
n III TIMORE STREET, have til hand
French Cloakines Of new styles
Cloak Cloths, jet and blue black, invisible and Pol
ish green, olive, bown, blue, sc wide aud hand
some finish.
French MERINOES and Thibet Cloths
SHAWLS-a large and splendid assortment
SILKS, black and colored, every variety
Silk VELVETS, jet, blue black and e0lored
Rich end Muslin CURTAINS
Crimson Cashmareen 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
Ga French Doeskins, rich Festngs, &c. dll
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For the American Republican
THE MILITIA.

A revision of the militia system of the State
serve an efficient organization, and be prepared
for any emergencies of public service. In Ma
ryland more especially than perhaps in any
other of the cold thi1teen," are we defective in
this essential requisite of one of primary ele-
ments of a state ofour free and enlightened Re-
public. 1t is almost impossible TO believe that
we possess any code for the government of our
militia, and whatever may be the features OF
the laws which from time to time have been
enacted, it is true that with few exceptions they
have no existence in the practice, discipline OF
service Of the military force Of the State We
know not how soon the tocsin may be sounded
but we must be viglant and always ready to
present an effective force of citizen soldiers to
repel invasions upon our territory, and to pro-
tect our rights and our liberties, let the enemy
come from where he may Cultivate lauda-
BILE military spirit among our people, and they
become better citizens, and they will manfully
appreciate the blessings ofour institutions.
The few subjects which will claim the atten-
ton of the Legislature at its present session
will allow ample time to give to this subject
the consideration which its importance de-
mands-a thorough revisal and reorganization
is necessary, and the present time is suspicious.
We are in state of peace-nothing to disturb
the h1rmony ofpatriotc legislation, and it is ar
IDENTITY desired, that the present session will not
adjourn without rendering "the State some SER
vice" in improving and revising our militia
code PUBLlUs.
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The STATISTICS OF POULTRY. The Goshen
Orange county, paper, gives the following in
teresting information concerning the value Of
poultry, as part of the stock of a farm;
ga farmer of that town states that he has
kept from 80 to 100 hens the last year; and
since last February 90 months) he has sold
1850 eggs, averaging eleven cents per dozen,
which amounts to about $70-or about the
same as to have fatted 800 lbs. ofpork. The
question is frequently asked, which is the more
profitable, eggs or chickens? The general
opinion incllnes to the former. Those who
have had experience in the business, inform us
that SO hens we'll kept, will produce from five
to seven thousand eggs, annually, which, at the
rate of a cent each, will amount to from $50 te
$40.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

RATHER SEVERE. A Hamburger paper states
that the Russian government, in the kingdom
of Poland, has issued an order by which all
males, without distinction, are henceforth pro-
hibited from contracting marriages till they
have completed the 3oth year Of their age
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

OLE Bulls LOVE ADVENTURE. The Co,w-
Ter des Etats Unis publishes very romantic
story of young lady of high responsibility in
Boston, who followed Ole Bull on to New
York, and had herself conducted to his room,
confesslng herself willing to be his slave; and
that the violinist reasoned with her on the i'm
propriety of her behaviour, and conducted her
TO the steamboat and sent her back, sorrowng,
to her friends. The Sunday Atlas says:-We
have heard another version of the story. The
lady did not, as we learn, follow the volinist
to New York; but visited him at his hotel in
Boston. The result is much the same as that
published in the French paper. Ole Bull was
All honorable man; but the lady, we grieve to
record, is, we hear, in lunatic asylum. The
strength of her passion overcame her reason,
and she was suffering under the direst of calam-
tiles, madness, when she visited him.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

DELAWARE. The message Of the Governor
of this State is "short and sweet" The State
is ouI of debt, and has a surplus in the treasury
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

Church BURNT. The Argus learns by a
letter from Harper's Ferry, that the new church
near Jeffarson's rock, was consumed by fire on
the night Of the 7th inst The flames oTigina.
ted in the school room.
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4 LII BLAZE. Bachelors Dispatches; Chat
IN ing Dishes, with and without folding feet,
Cheese Steamers; All blaze Pans; Coffee and Ties
Kettles; Coffee and Tea Urns; Oyster Ums; Coffes
Machines; Coffee Filterers, sc. &c. The above are
made of the best BLOCK TIN, and have Spirit
Lamps attached to them. they can be had at No. ~
Baltimore street, opposite the Centre Market
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON,
o. Manufacturers and Importers of Fin Ware, ia
miiy Hardware and House keeping articles eenes
alN dis
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InF-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers, only sir and quarter cents per week
payable 20 the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers at the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay-
able, always, in advance
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
DIR. JOHNSTON
NORTH FREDERICK STREET,

lneniDer oil tne Royal COllege OF surgeons, Llceh-
tae of the Apohccary's Hall, London, and Graduate
from of the first colleges i'll the United States map
be consulted in all diseases incident 10 the human
frame. but more especially in all cases Of a
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudent vOtary of plea
finds lie has mbihed tie seeds of this painful dis
ease, IL too often happens that il-timed OF
shame, or dread Of discovery, deter, him from apply
ing TO those who frOn education and rCspectabiy,
can alone befriend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hOrrid disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated throat diseased nose,
nocturnal pains i'll the head and limbs, dimness of sight
deafness, nodes the shin bones aud arms, blotchcs
the head, face and exremities, progressing with
igattu rapldity till at last The palate of the mouth
the bones of the fall in and the victim Of this
full disease becomes horrid object of cOnmisera0sA
till death puts period to his dreadful suferngs, bs
sending him TO "that bourne whence no traveller
turns" To such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledges
himself 20 preserve the most nviolabe secrecy; ans,
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals vi
Europe and America he confidently recommend
a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim OF
this horrid disease.
TAKE NOTICE Those persons who have njur-
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL. OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting Cataract Sc. Also those for Deformity
of the Limb, such Club Foot Sc, performed or.
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Take notice, the right hand side of NJ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner Observe the name.
0l3- Advice 10 the Poor GRATIS. os5
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FOR THE WINTER.

n spe-.,7 The Baltimore Steam Packer Com.
ESSze} tsS,urpany from and after MONDAY NEXT,
.2sss1tEssAA 10th inst, will make but three trips a
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until further
notice. Leaving lower end Of Spears wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al o.
clock, p. NJ, connecting with The Weldon gong
South and Richmond boats next morning at 6 O'Clock,
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, mnie-
dately after the arrival of the Southern cars, arriving
in Baltimore to connect with the Philadelphia cars
next morning.
This Company being under contract with the Ice
Breakers to keep track open, calculate to Tegu
lar for the Winter above.
dl4 T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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From LAGuAYRA. BY the arrival of the
brig selim, Capt. Durham, at New York, we
learn that coffee was very scarce-none in mar
ket. All communication stayed from the coun-
try, owing to the bad state of the roads in con-
sequence OF heavy rains for the last week.
The markets were well supplied with all kinds
of American produce Mr.. Hall, the former
American minister at Caracas, had left with
his family for New Orleans, by the way of ST
Thomas.
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NwAGNlFICENT EDITION OF TIE LON
lfE DON OXFORD ILLUSTRATED BlBLE--
Nos and > of this splendid publications. illustrated
with rich large steel engravingS, are received by
NWN HARRISON, az North Gay st,
dis Opposite he Odd Pillows HAi~
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PHILAD.; WILMINGTON, AND BALTI-

PHIEBD.. WILMINGTON, AND BALTI-
MORE RAIL ROAD MORNING LINE.
The Train, carrying the Unit
f1H1A aI~1 ed States Mail, leaves Pratt-st
H4fAH Mtas1t@I Depot daily Except Sundays AZ
ssEt. szr5SS-S2-L9 O'Clock. A. NJ. Passengers ar
rive i'll Philadeipha about eclock and in full time
for the evening lines for New York.
EVENING MAIL LINE TO PHILADELPHIA,
PER RAIL ROAD.
The Evening Mail Train for Philadelphia, leaves
the Pratt street Depot, daily, at o'ck, p M through
in seven hours.
at A. NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ and reach Baltimore az
2t and ii O'Clock, 2. NJ.
N- Freight TO or from Philadelphia taken daily lex
eept Sundays) from President street Depot, at SO chs
per 100 lbs. [dl4-tlstJ1 A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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FALL AND WIETIGH ARRAHGENiENT
OFTHE GREAT CENTRAL us. MAI. ROUTE,
o. TO THE SOUJH.-fr}
I'd sssrzs Leaving the lower end of Spear,s
asSsss wharf, Baltimore, DAILY, (excepr
SS2aAs@ssf2G Sunday,) at O'Clock, P, NJ. in the
Baltimore Steam Packet C0mpany's superb com
Portable and safe Steamboats,.
GEORGIA, Capt. Corey,
HERALD, Capt. RUssELL-and
JEWESS, Capt. SUTTON,
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, RICHMOND
and PETERSBURG, Va, and via the PORTS
MOUTH and ROANOKE RAILROAD to VEL
DON and WILMINGTON, N. G and CHARLES
line from Richmond to the West. Always ahead Of
the upper Route, leaving Baltimore at the same
time, with but change Of baggage and no loss OF
sleep. SCHEDULE:
Fare reduced much cheaper than any other fas!
line-and the only line that can give tickets through
to Charleston $. G.
mouth, Va, St cluded or
do do Richmond and CT board bay
ty Point, Va, & James
DO do Weldon, n. c., River
do do Charleston, S. c. 81 BOATS.
"TWO DOLLARS cheaper in passage to Charles
ton than the upper Route, with all the superior
forts and saving OF fare in addition.
o. Give your checks to Soliciting Agent, who
meets the cars, or to Porter in the ticket office
yard, (Norfok Line; labelled on his hat,) who will
attend to your baggage and see you to the boat.
For particulars in Philadelphia, enquire Of A. Da-
Wis, Agent, Washington House.
T. SHEPPARD, Agent
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was passed.
In my letter of yesterday, in relation to the
bill changing the name of Mr. Lttig, of Bal
timore, ! should have stated it was changed
from Frederick Schaeher Littig, to Frederick
Littg Schaeffer.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR


"a BY virtue of Decree of the Court "A
szs4I OF Chanccry for Norfolk County, to a=5zI
.s-sJ effect division bet the heirs of s@I=l
Aoram Watts. deceased will be sold. before the
Court House door of said County on THURSDAY,
inc 10Th day OF September ensuing, the following
property situated in the town of Portsmouth, viz
House and Lot on Middle street, between the lots
OF Jno Cooke, Esq. and that occupied By Mrs
Malone, having front of ffty-siX and half feet
and running back one hundred and eighty feet 30
Capt. ID. Reynolds line.
House and Lot at tho n. w intersection of Court
aud Glasgow streets, front ninety feet and running
back one hundred and thirteen feet.
House and Lot ON Glasgow street, opposite the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Brick House and Lot at the intersec ton of Hiol
and bingham streets, front Que bundr ed and ih-
ty feet, and running back hundred and thir
teen feet.
Unmprovcd Lot on North street, adjoiuing the
lot OF fhos. Brooks, s., ESD front twenty ght
feet, three inches, and running back one hundred
and eighty feet.
Aso-A Tract of Land lying in Norfolk County
and contiguous to the town of Portsmouth, oppo-
site the farm owned and occupied by Isaac Rose,
Esq.
The above property will be sold upon credit of
three months. (thc payment being securely cx.
cept so much as may be necessary 20 dcfrav the ex-
penses of the suit aud sale and to settle the estate
OF Mrs. Mary Watts, deceased.
q THE COMMISSIONERS
Sep l-eodtds
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

TUESDAY, September ..
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, fin Richmond
SChr Eliza Farrow, Williams I'm Elizabeth Civ
wheat to Williams, Staples & Williams
Candlish & Jeffrey
Schr Virginia, HayWan, fun Edenton, slaves and
corn to Dickson & Mallory:
IN HAMPTON ROADS,
bound tosBaltimorc
SAILED,
Brig Alkaline, Burt for Fall River
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yIyHE PATENT GALYANIC RINGs. x

TENHE PATENT GALV ANIC RINGS. &
d MAGNETIC FLUID-This rcmarkable dis
covcry has received the universal appreciation of
the Medical Profession of Great Britain and has
to give fair trial of its power and efficacy. The
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS have been found to
answer all the purposes for which ordinary Gaiyan-
ic Battery Electric and Magnetic Machines are
used, but are without any of the injurious SHOE KS
which accompany the applications by those instru.
ments, and In many other respects are SAFE
and CERTAIN in accomplishing the desired object
The Galvanic Rings have been used with perfect
success in all cases of RhCumatism acute or chron-
iC, applying to the head, face or limbs Gout Tic
Doloreux Toothachc, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous
or Sick Headache, Indigestion. Paralysis, Palsy
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Paipitatou of the Heart
Apopcxy, Stiffness of Joints Lumbago. Neuralgia
and all Nervous Disordcrs. In cases of confirmed
Dyspepsia they have been successful. Their extra
ordinary effects upon the system must be witnessed
to be believed; and certain PREVENTIVE for
the above complaints they equally to be recon-
mended. The Galvanic Rings are in every way
within the reach of all CRIsTIE's MAGSETIc FLUfD
s used in connection with the Rings, to render
their efficient action certain, and to direct the Cal
vanic influence to the particular po tions which
affected.
For numerous certificates of the highest charac.
ter regarding the efficacy of the Galvanic Rinr5
and Magnetic Fluid reference is made to former
advertisements, or they may be seen at the Office.
Only Agency in New York, 81 Fulton street, (Sun
BuilCing.)
TO guard against fraud, Dr. CRIsrrE apnoints
but one Agency in each of the Cities of the United
States. The only Agency for the CITY of Norfolk
is NJ. A. SANTOS, for Portsmouth, Va, CHAS. II.
HEINITSH, Agent.
&C. Please call and get u pamphlet gratis
Aug 90
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER
u SOMA Il ESTATE.-Pursuaut to a Deed of
Trust, executed by John II Hope and Eliza A his
wife, dated on the 18th day Of July in the vea r
1915, and Of record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk
County Court, for the purposes mentioned in the "a id
Deed will be sold at public auction for ash before
the Court House of Norfolk County, on MONDAY
the 18th day of September next at O'Clock, the
following Real and Personal Estate to wit
One Tract Of Land on Mount Pleasant contain.
ing one hundred and forty acres, more or less. adj
joining the lands Of Jesse ID. Skies and Thos Muir.
den.
One Tract Of Land ON the Elbow Road in the Pa.
rish Of st Brides, adjoining the land Of Stephcn
more or less.
An undivided wo-thirds Of Tract of Land ON
the Mount Pleasant Road in St. Brides Parish, adj
joining the lands of Nehemiah Foreman and 9th
ers containing two hundred and twelve acres, moro
or less.
And an undivided brce-iourths of the Tract of
Land or the Elbow Road in st. Brides Parish. ad.
joining the lands OF the heirs Of Charles Etheridge
deceased, containing two hundred acres, more or
less
The three last mentioned Tracts of Land arc sold
subject TO the dover estate Of Ann, the wife of Leon
ard G. Adams
Also, Negro Man, Harry Painter, and the rcvcr-
sionary interest Of the said Hope and wife in Nc
grocs Bill and sam, in the possession of Leonard
- Adams in right Of his wife Ann, who j. entitled
F" an estate for her life i'm said Negroes.
ne title TO the above properly is believed TO be
objectionable, but selling as Trustees we shall
Deed. JOHN 4 C,uANDTEp -
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON ( trustees
Aug 25-3tawts
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SION REWARD.

RM will give the above reward for the apprc
~ tension of nv Man Charles. He has been
~. gone about twelve months. and from recent
~ Information, is now Engaged in getting shin
casionally visits Suffolk. He now calls himself
jim He is about q or % years old, Of dark ma
latto colour, with full face, broad but low fore
head, small eyes, wide mouth, with good teeth
He las a very short thick neck. and remarkably
small ears He is about feet 10 inches high, with
broad shoulders and large limbs. Direct TO
GEORGE w. PETE,
Aug 2sL-w3m HEREFORD County, n &
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GREAT Observation-Disclosures Ed

~ DAGUERREOTGPE PORTRATrS.-J. Ii.
WH!FEtlCRST has the pleasure to announce to
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, that he has again returned and is prepared
TO serve all who may favor him with their patron
age.
Pictures Ia ken in the most beautiful and per-
feet style OF the Art, put up in elegant Cases ut
very moderate cost equally well in clear, cloudy,
fade or rub off. The public generally arc invited
to call and examine his specimens, whether they
sit or not He Is assured, from the liberal patron
age which he has received in both Northern and
Southern Cities, that he will be able give entire
satisfaction Sec Rooms Corner of Main aud Tai.
bert SITS, over Dorney's Dry Goods Store, Norfolk
for a short time only. Also i705 Main street. oppo.
site the Banks, in Richmond AUG 2O-tf
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DERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, cos
Il METICS, &C., for sale by
w. Fl. II HODGES & co.
Cologne Water of the best quality,
Lavender do do
Florida do do
Extracts or Essences
Rose, Orange, Millehcur, Jasurin, Musk
Esprit dc Rose, Esprit dc Portugal
For The Teeth,
Glerm's Aromatic Rose Tooth Paste,
Rose Tooth Powder.
Cosmetics,
Cream of Almonds, Cold Cream,
Toilet Powder, Pearl Powder,
Lily White, Vinegar Rouge.
For The Hair.
Pure Bears Oil Bears Grease,
BeePs Marrow, Macassar Oil,
Genn's Indian Hal" Dye, for Colouting the hair
without staining the skin,
Antique Oil,
Depilatory Powder, for removing suporAuoug
hair
Toilet and ShaUing Soaps.
Otto of Rose Soap, Fine Mus, do, Violet do
Cinnamon do, Rose do, Mec1cur do
Jas,nin do, Palm do,
Gleun's Saponnccous Compound,
Creme D'Amandcs,
Roussell's Unrivaed Cream.
Smiths Old Blown Windsor,
Also Tor salc--A beautiful assortment Of Hair
Tooth Comb Nail and Shaving Brushcs-Tvor
Shell Buffalo and Horn Combs Razors and Razor
Straps-Preston Salts-Sccht Bags Comb Cleaners
-IndeIible Ink-Court Plaster, Powder Boxes and
PofTs-Scissors- Knives-India Rubber, Silk and
Thread Purses-Poclet Books, Tweczers and every
article usually keptin Variety Store all sold at
he Uery lotcest prices Sep
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A CHANCE FOR A GUNSMI'TH.-Th

A LARG Il assortment of Chess. men lust open.
IN ed. Also, Dominoes of different sizes,
Passage Lamps at only S so each, and ut So,
81, SIS and SO,
Cut Glass Tunblcrs Mt uncommon low prices,
French Porcelain Tea Sets, consisting Of IOi
pieces, also to be sold low,
French Letter Paper,
French Note do Envelopes,
Writing Cards, all sizes,
Mahogany Writing Desks, some inlaid with
Brass and some plain,
Portable Writing Desks OF Russian Leather re
ccivng and for sale by
Aug ?S G. HALL & co.