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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-05
A VALUABLE NEWSPAPER

passenger by the Cambria offered for sale on
Thursday morning, in New York, a copy of Will
mer s. Smiths Times, of the 10Th, at three hun
dred dollars stating that an hours perusal of the
only other copy in the market had been sold for a
similar price. Some newspaper publisher doubt
less paid it, for the purpose oflaying the news ear
ly before his readers. The Evening Post men
tions the fact for the purpoes of showing how re-
markably the law ofsupply and demand maintains
itself undsr the most extraordinary contingencies.
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an explosion. The boilers had their due supply
Of water, and no body but the boiler ,ras to blame
Tor exploding at one o'clock at night, kicking up
such disturbance and killing and scadng some
twenty or.thirty passengers, WHO were asleep at
the time. We tell the public again tina, these ac-
cidents could no, happen if boats were supplied
with Raub's Safety Valves Why does not the
press force their general ndnniinn
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JOHN II. JOBSON.
General Agent for he Ne,r Era in Nor

pe"DdS agent Jor He -Neoc Era an Norfolk
DESTROYS of extending the circulation of the Ne,r
Era, and presenting the advantage of its columns
to all advertisers in Norfolk the publisher has made
arrangements with Mr.. .JoBsoN TO take CHARGE Of
the Distribution of that paper in Norfolk to col lect
subscriptions, receive advertisements Sc He will
be In the Office, on Wide Water street, from Q 4 .
w. 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, during which time adver-
nsemen's Will be received for publication on the
next morning. AT. CUNNINGHAM
Aug. 5, 1916
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AMERICAN COIN

1t is stated that the Post Office Department
has come to he conclusion to receive only Amer
lean coin In payment for hostages, or when desir-
ed TO receive foreign coin 10 take it at its weight
and value only, instead of its denomination. as
hitherto. say fps. levies and quarters, as half
dimes, dimes, and twenty-five cents.
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GEN. MDUFFIE.

BY private letter, from gentleman of Lau
rens District, says the South Carolinan we learn
that Gen. M'Dnflie, 'with the exception of a
slight paralysis in his right leg, is enjoying very
good health" that his constituents will not suffer
him to resign, and our correspondent adds" he
will probably die Senator
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MESMERISM

IL Will be seen by advertisement that Professor
lie Bonneville commences the Treatment of dis
eases and neuralgia affections. in the basement Of
the Baptist Church. this evening. We should
advise the needy. as we'll as the curious and sci
entiic 10 give him call
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From the Richmond Times.
UNIVERSITY OF WILD c1nr1A


we are informed by letter from the Universi-
eyoo Una, Bev: Wm H. McGuffey, D. D., has been
elected PTof of Moral Philosophy in that Insti.u-
1lon' and Mr.. Jno. b Minor Professor of Law
III. mc'Guifey is gentleman who has acquired
nu 1, distinction at the West, and we doubt not
VIII loIiy answer the expectations of the friends
OF the University. Mr.. Minor is oentIeman If
enceiIent talents, untiring industry, pleasing man
W We, ana nigh moral standing We think the
ts''ofS nave made in him most happy selec-
'lon tie has, in the beginning, an impoTtant adj
os Ige IN oelng possessed of the excellent course
w. FH I prepared BY his brother.in-Iaw, the
, ,a'u l', DavIs. We say this will be an advan-
AYE IN The beginning for it will be foundation
Ipu mnIGn Mr. Minors industry and extensive
,ian vIuui'on VIII build system of instruc-
the country. NV 00 eAoeiIeu IN
bo, ne ne additional fee of $50 required from mem
If ,b VI .ng senior law class has been abolished
Co we S,uGeht takes no other ticket than law. the
meet NEE VIZ oe S5O-a less sum than is charged at
Hos' OF The private schools. or even bv most Ia W.
9 io W admitting young men to study in their
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THE OSCEOLA

We learn by the Washington papers that this
boat having repaired damages and been otherwise
put In perfect order, will resume her regular trips
THIS morning. and may be expected here to-mor-
row morning. We miss her much.
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The canton from which Dr. Stieper made his
escape demanded that he should be delivered mn
hut the other cantons refused. Several contains
have conferred upon him their freedom. and there
is talk of getting mp subscription on Lis behalf.
1t is not likely that Stieger will remain in this
country, but the retreat he will select is no,
known-most likely it will be the United States.
IRELAND.-Ihe IiceUh Of Ju'y.-The cele.
braiion of the 18th of July by the Oranuemen
provoked the attacks of the Catholic party in sew
eral instances. and in one at Armagh, we regret
TO say, the affray ended fatally Several Of the
persons engaged in the ARRAY were arrested. hut
were rescued immediate with the greatest effront
cry. The soldiery paraded the streets during the
night, and remained under arms all day on Sun.
day. to enable the peaceable inhabitants 10 90 to
worship.
" Ii appears from all accounts. and even from
the admission Of Mr.. O'Connell that in the actual
collision the Orangemen only acted as all men.
under the circumstances. would have done. The
conduct ot the Roman Ca;iolce in being the au-
gressors was, Mr.. O'Connell declares. such as to
u'Sen'''e mem 10 any support or sympathy from
the Repealers"
AMERICAN SrocKs IN LONDON the
publication o: our paper for the 's Caledonia, the
market for American Securities has UNDERGONE
great Improvement; altogether better FEELING
prevails. and more disposition exists for invest
ment The reported intention of Pennsylvania
to &C pay up" has had most beneficial effect ON
the Stock Exchange of London and Paris We
have before remarked that if the States. which
have paper current in the English market, would
only meet their engagements punctually, there
would not be any difficulty in negotiating Ameri-
can Securities in London, and the prices which
are now partly nominal, would not onv be real
but advance, and American Bonds wonld become
an article of investment by the English capital
list. Some considerable business has been done
in Pennsylvania as high as 20. Our quotations
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mol ri, ~ ~ ASSAULT IN New YoRK.-Mr Sam
Mirror has been held to bail in sI5no Io,H
su,s and $500 in criminal one. for brutal V sDd
ump1oyGNed assault on the person Of Mr. Pa,,en
o5",Se'lor at law 1t appears that Mr. patten
IoaI judgement against Colt for sIooO Cor
SS, t on behalf Of Coleman & StetsHn If The
b S'o. rouse and subsequently filed bin ,o res"b
On NJ I'"Ip.y' A short time since, Mr. Coli called
Tho w. ,;, ra'ten and after abusing him. committed
'"o ''o'ent assault complained Of
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Tho o'ss oeugwlck, the authoress, is at Saratora
storv oI ".eSPondent Of the Tribune tells o5nd
cd + Nj e "eI' which runs thus. A visitor ask
would TIo =, was mere, and said. he and his wife
pointed To- Tho , loGk at her. Some bystanders
seen ai'er dinner. As soon as bo ,o ~, VIZ" L wac
uPCi ner ne ran back and made sig6s 70 Re ,;G,
od "b LOW SEEING her by her great sb.,y1 he
ne, 70 me .Parlor door, and pointed oys, the
the ,n, " tne ,gno6ie throng to the place where
eDEFINATE - Will you apologize ., sob,7
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SaTe, WILL 'PO'os'Se' or hght
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

the craven spirit that rules within him. he
says he is sustained ard supported IN bis
course by forty thousand frcemen. Where
is the evidence Of .hi-i Does he find It "a
the powerful support 1 received 10 the dem
ocratic convention. with all the weight Of
misconceived prejudice against me on ae-
count of the much abused Caickasaw b.ll1
Is it found IN the generous support of that
portion of the democratic press which hsH
published nv defence on this subject, and
pronounced it perfectly satisfactory, and
whose confidence is an honor 10 any manl
Having been driven to the wall in the
personal issues OF veraciiy he has made
with me. Mr.. Thompson now sluks from
the ius, responsibilities which pertain 10 ali
honorable mea. and as a derG:er resort he
seeks 10 shield himself from merited infamy
by an appeal 10 the vote he may receive a.
the approaching election. Thus viii bs 20
| criterion. lie Is the conventional NOMINEES
of all all powerful party. Although PEE
| viously challenged by me 10 the threatened
controversy. he postponed his insidious at
| tack until The party shield was thrown a.
round him, and from behind this bCiwark
| he shoots his poisoned arrows. IL is TOO
! late 10 review his claims 10 this nomination:
the great party to which we both belong
cannon now turn aside from rs purposes aud
the policy that csmenis it, TO decide the
personal quarrel between us His election
is certain would not prevent itif | could
but he will enter the halls OF congress
with the brand Of falsshood on his brow
he will SIT among his compeers, solitary aud
alone, a marked and dishonored man a
like the scorn and contempt Of polilica
friends and political foes, and At the ezpira
ton OF his term. be will sink into The com
mon oblivion of degraded beings.
WILLIAM NJ. GWIN.
Octobsr &, lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
COMMUNION WITH GOD,

Sweet IS the mothers midnight prayer,
Dreath'd on her slumbering Infants cheek
And sweet the Thoughts that hover there
And even her watchful pillow seek.
Oh ye:l'is blest-yet can this vie
With faith and hopes upliited eye2
IT'S sweet TO melt the smile of love,
And Gull the opening flowers of YOUTH
And in the cherished home TO prove
OF former hopes the raptured TRUTH
Butts II not more sweet 10 bend
When prayers and tears to heaven ascendt
And fortune in her brightest hour.
While mirth and pleasure round her shiuo
Has she one Joy like the deco power
or silent trust thar now is fhinef
One smile so blest as that which glOws,
Aswe the holy page unclose!
0 think it not: there cannot be
On earth JOY so pure and high,
AS when the soul 10 God would fee,
And commune with eternity
Draws from The living spring It's bliss,
And turns to heaven for happiness.
The mothers dearest one may fade,
The lovers smile grow pale and cold
Even homes calm hope the dark ming,
shade
| or la.er lie forbid to hold;
But what shall fail the humble heart.
Which in eternity has parG2
On do not doubt-no, not though care,
And grief. and suugg ling days be thine
Go. pour thy bur;hened heart IN prayer
For peace shall meet thee on that shrine,
Nor think one happier path is lrod,
| Than that which leads tho soul to GOd,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

AccoMopArtSo.-'Well, Mr.. Green. =
said the Judge, you know it lS my duty 10
order YOU to be hanged
Yes Ianguidly replied the culPrii; yes
Judge. spose 80.
We'll. MIR. Greeo, when would i bs
most convenient for you to be hangedl
We'll. you see. don't care a-straw
myself. any time tho court please
The court then directed the clerk 70 look
in The Almanac, and see II next Friday
three weeks did not come on Sundayi and
having asceItained that it did net, informed
the offender that he would be taken out
and hanged on that day at one O'Clock.
Stop, old feiler,' said this subject OF the
law, stop; reckon the ager comes on a.
bout eleven that morning. and if us al the
same TO you. I'd like to be hanged aiore u
comes on Spose you have me strung up
al ten in the morning. 1t would be q
mighty great Accommodation
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

EFFEcrs OF The BrTE OF RAT-A
Young man, in Boston, named Hays on GO
ing home few nights since, put bis hand
in a closet in The dark, when II was seized
by a rat, which adhered 10 him until he
killed it. A slight wound vas left, and he
thought nothing Of il until II bsgan 10 swell
when physician was sent for. who iouud
that The virus had spread througA The
whole system. He now lies IN danger.
Gus situation. and il il believed cannOt re-
cover.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Woman is sheltered By tood arms and
loved counsel; old age is protected by ila
experience; manhood by is strength; bat
TIE Young man stands amid the tempsatioaq
OF the world like selt-balaneel power
and happy he who seeks and gains the hope
of Immortality
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW YORK CIEUs COMPANy.
UNDER THE HiAGRNgNr OF


NJ A. HOWES, wi most respectfully an
~ nounces to the citizls of Baltimore that his
celebrated Equestrian Comny, UNSURPASSED by any
IN the United States, will nka their second apoen,
nee at the FRONT STREE THEATRE. on This
CTuesday) EVENING, De,I6tb. 1915. The most
talented Equestnans in the ountry have been en-
gaged expressly for their opfng in Baltimore, in
addition to their stock comny the following stars
will appear:
NlBLO'S CELEBRATED CROBAT FAMILY.
consisting of THOMAS NUN the Hero clean: no
NtY MUM, the Daring; WATER NIJNN, the Ac-
tive; STEWARD MUM, theIeyble: uncoualled.
unapproachabe, and unique, imheir wonderful DER,
tormances, Classical Groupings TourbjIlions Tnuta
de Force, Courvcttes, Cleopatrs Needle ard othrr
effects of Pyramidical Slatuary; vascular Evolutons
and other astonishing and exlradinary disnIays of
Agility, Strength and Novelty. liyersal Cheers Mt
test the belieht and Wonder of It audience. Each
succeeding Feat brought for fresh laudits.
Master WALTER AYMAR, tn, greatest Juveni;e
Equestrian in the world The Mnaeer chaIlenres
any rider in the United Sta eS eth, man or boy, to
ride against him. ~
MR.. and MRS. COLE, formerly Cooks famous
troupe.
MIR. N. II. TURNER, the Hose Rider, never
elnalied by any since the death Of IL Great Ducro.
MIR. JAMES TURNER, the DouhSomprset Man.
DAN RICE, the famous New Yor Clown.
Mr.. VIM. SMITH, Equestrian rclor,
messrs EVANS & CARTER, Leadrs Of N;pstrcIs
{h5-Doors open 81, commence : o'tock
Box 80 cts-Pit %. SI6
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MAYORS OFFICE,

BALTIMORE, December IL, lSi5.
7a9O THE PUBLIC. The early severity ofthe
n weather calls for some action OF the cOlnnun-
" towards the relief of the Suffering Poor OF the
city, especially respects the want of fuel. there
fore most respectfully Recommend 10 my lellow-cit
zens to assemble AZ the following places OF meet
ing in each ward, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th
inst. at O'Clock, and appoint Committees to make
immediate collections Tor the benefit of tle Poor.
LIST ward-Bryanps.
I'd do. Mrs MeCoy's, cor. Bond and Thames-st
Sd do. Logan Hall, corner Bond and Bank SIS.
Attn do Conth u 5argGant's, Lombard-st.
sh do. Marion Temperance Hail, Ensor-st
9Th do. Steever's, cor. BGI-Air Market Space.
Eth do. Hickory Hall, Eden street.
9Th do. Speman's School Room, Hen street.
9th do Mrs. CLOUDS. So
10Th do Mansion House, cor. Payette and st. Paul
llth do Murray's, cor. Howard and Cathedral-sts
10Th do. Mrs Temperley's, Howard street. >
18th do BoyIe's, Liberty street.
l4th do Gen. WAYNE Inn, Baltimore street
18th do Vauxha Gardens.
18th do Sawkjns', Pratt-st, near Paca.
l7ih do. VIM. Lelthe'5, cor. NesI anu L'snte .s,
18Th do. Clark,s Western Hotel, Bait. near Cove.
10Th do. Cor George 81. and PeEnsl lvana avenue,
over Newtnn's store.
IOlh d. pickin,s Black Horse, Penn. Avenue.
dI52t JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
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Mr.. MANN,s ANTIRILIOUs OR Liver

MAR. MANN'S ANTIBILIOUS OR LIVER
HV PILLS, have established themselves to be the
most efficient remedy ever offered to the public for the
removal and permanent cure OF all affections of the
Liver, Cold on the Breast and Lungs, Headache,
Pain in the Breast and Sides and General Debility of
the system AS evidence ofe fact there have been
sold witan the last two months 5000 boxes. Among
those who have used them is a gentleman who was
afflicted with head ache for twelve months by the
use,of one Box he has been entirely cured, The gen
tleman can be referred to at any time.
They may be had at the Projectors Office, No. 2
Basement Jarvis Building, corner of NORTH and
BALTIMORE.STS., or Of Messrs. Taylor, Wilde
s. Go; of d. Gilman, Washington City; o. M. Lin
thicum, Georgetown, ID. G.; u J. Stansbury, Annap-
oils; and the different agents in this city. Price 25
cents per box. dl3 If
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

.SSfAas FOR RENT-Tbe new and eligibly
EM..l situated WAREH OUSE, No. a Hanover St..
kjHi,sH corner Of German now occupied by the sub
MiA.tL scrber. 1t is finished in The best manner,
and heated with one Of Hayward, Fox s. Co.'S patent
not air furnaces, and also contains of SCOTS As
besios Fire Proof Safes made to order. For further
particulars apply TO the subscriber on iAe premises
GEO. r. GATHER,
d9.tf IA Hanover street
ETOR SALE. Black Woman % years OF age
T. to serve years. She is a good cook, washer
add ironeT, &c. To good master she will be sold at
a fair cash price. Also, Boy IA to serve 10 years
Apply quickly at
l.. F. SCOTT,
t6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
HHOR ALE-GROUND RENTS of different
III amounts, we'll secured for sale ut per cent
Apply TO BOND 4 GELBACH,
NIL 40 Second st.
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PRACTISING ASSEMBLIES.

NHO IoIINN HOo r VT BIIES.
A fHARL ES l.. SPI respectfully Informs his
" patrons and the public, that his first PRhCTIS.
ING BALL will be held on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 4th Dec, at CENTRAL HALL, ana continue
every Thursday throughout the year, and the COTIL-
LION PARTIES every Saturday.
N3-Persons wishing Season Tickets are requested
to procure them as early possible, as the number
will be limited GsR1 neg eo7t
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FREE EXHIBITION.

HELUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
"a LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in 1910, and awarded the Medal, Four FIRST
Premiums and Two Highest IIonors by the Institutes
OF Massachusetts, New York, aud Pennsylvania re
spccuvcy, for the most beautiful colorea DaguerTeo-
types, and best apparatus erer exhibited
2n5 BALTIMORE ST., BalIimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewclry Store
ESNSYLVANiA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. 25l Broadway, New York,
% Court street, BosiOn
ij6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
5IS~toRTRAIrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
D9- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nshed
ANY editor disposed TO copy and take pictures in
payment can please do Ol4-tf
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.

CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
FHNHOhIAS BECK, No. 53 CENTRE MAR
"a KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRICES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, extra
super lngrains fine aud common Aglains Wool Fin
ishng and Cotton Stair CARPETlNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR & TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, sc. sc. All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, requested to make
inquiry al any Carpet Store ia Baltimore relative to
the price of CarPelng, &C., and then call at No So
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
N. b. RAG CARPETiNG, Of my own Manufacture,
splendid article, at very low prices. dll -tJa4t
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NNTANTED. number of active MEN, to ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
ular Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the CaRadas. Each man will
be insured $500 per per year, in writing and
bsve his expenses, with an opportunity of clearing
$1,000 per year and more, if active. Each man will
have his district Ii will he necessary for them
to have at least from S25 to $50, to obtain good fit
ting OUT no one need apply unless he has that sum, il
being object to establish good agents and give Them
such chance no one else offer them Apply
at the office of the Untei States Publishing Company,
corner of BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, (Jarvs'
Bulding) up stars-entrance No. JarVis' building.
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
D23 ly
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CLEARED,


Schr Zenobia, Brown, Charleston, J X Randall.
Schr Henry NJ. Wilson, Edm 'ndsOn, for Elizabeth
City, Herllurd and Edenton. N. g. master.
SAILED this morning-Barque Guord Carleton,
New York; brgs Corinth, Smith, Havre; ConstittI-
tuition, LaudermaH, Spanish Main; Helen Nc Leod,
Mafston, New Orleans; schTs Comet, BOnney, Hall
fax, s; Picolet Oliver Cape Hayden; John Allyn,
Burgess Areciho; T.. II. Adams, Adams, NautuC ket;
Roc, Avery, New York.
ARRIVED,
Barque Active, Foxwell, from Rio de Janeito, Oct.
Az, coffee, tapiOca and wine, to James Beatty; d..
Warfeld; II. NJ. Waripd; Hueh Jenkins; ID. u.
BROWNE Hancock & Mann; B. Buck & Sen; Oeirichs
Lurman; L. J. Carson Co; Suohm & Co; L.
X. Daiam; and TO order. Came into the Capes on
Wednesday night last, Ibid not stop in Hampton
Roads, as reported in the Norfolk papeIs.l
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from hiladelpha
ndse. TO J. w Brown.
schr John Roweu, Tyler, from Philad., mdse. to
sundry persons.
Schr Bride, Oliver, froIs Philad., mdse to sandry
persons.
MEMORANDA.
ship Mississippi, Harvey, SO days from Baltimore
for the Pacific, was spoken tn Oct lat II % s. lsn
So IS W. all we'll Capt II. reports having had sue
ccssion at head winds and calm, and but three days
favorable winds since leaving Cape Hen,y.
Ship hattakees t, WinsUr, from Boston, was in
Hampton Roads 9th inst
Schr Forest King, Kelly, from Baltimore, arrived
al Charleston l0th Instant and Iona, Groves cleared
iiih for Bai im0Tc.
Schr Star, Webster, from Baltimore, arrived at
Providence 18Th inst.
s;chrs ,Elvira, Knight, from Baltimore for Boston,
and Mary, Smith, from do. for NcwburypOr', were at
HOmes's Hole 18th inst.
5ehrs Louisa Rcal0n. eastman; Maria, johnson,
and GIendower Reed, for Balli more, cleared at New
York 18th inst.
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EARnI 1NANTEn-IInder hil

YHyHE WESTERN CONTINENT. A new
n Literarary Journal aud Family Newspaper, edi-
ted by PARK BENJAMIN, Esq. Subscriptions to the
and interesting journal, the first No. of which
will be issued, will be received from this day,
at the office in Jarvis Buildings, NORTH STREET,
The price of single subscription is 50 year, paya-
BILE in advance.
TAYLOR, WILDE * CO., Publishers.
RalIimOre, Nov. 25, ls43. n29-llstJa
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0OLn PENS WITH GOLD CASES

GOLD PENS WITH GOLD CASES
III JUS, received superior article OF gold TENS
Cases Also n yery extensive assortment of Gold
Breast Pins: Rings; Keys; s uds; Ear Hoops; Plated
Jewery; silver spoons; Spectaeles; pencli Eases
Cutlery; Britania Ware, Brass Clocks; Periumefy,
prices by ELIAS HALE,
dis No li2 Baltimore st.
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Chemist and Perfumcr, No. 46

s. Third street, below Chesnut, Philad'a.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents.
j. BOury, 2l0 BGltimore-st; N. N Robinson cor. Gay
and Saratogl-sts; Mortimer Mowhray, BALTIC. and
Charles-sts; Thos. 2. Hartson 253 Baltmore-st F.
Hickey & Sons, 247! Baltimore-st; A, Croyeau III
Baltimorest Coleman Rogers, l73 Baltimoresl 5.
G. Winchester l65 Baltimore-st; Is. Hall, liz BALTIC.
ST. J. NJ. Laroque, BALTIC. and Harrison SIS; Jas p. De
Lacour, $50 Baltimore st; NJ. $. Thompson, Howard
and Fayete sis; C. P. Rogers, Howard and Marion
SITS; J. w. Barry Co., BALTIC and Pcal.sts.
OLD tlMihf3m