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ACCIDENT TO A TRANsNARINE TELEGRAPH
LINE.-It was rumored in London the day be-
fore the steamer sailed that the big six-wire
cable, weighing eight tons to the mile, which
was laid down across the Mediterranean, from
France to Algiers, was cut and abandoned in
gale of wind, under circumstances very SIM
liar to those which interrupted the operations
Of the Newfoundland Company last summer
Forty miles of the cable had been laid. TWAS
insured in London for about $500, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

From New MExIco.-The st. Louis Re1ub
lican, in summary Of news from Santa Fe,
states that Kit Carson was about to leave for
Washington, having been suspended by Gov
Merriwether;. and that Major Blake was to be
court-martialled on serious charges.
The rainy season was much prolonged, and
a great deal of damage done throughout the
country. In Santa Fe, many of the houses fell
down: Mr.. Speiple (merchant) and his wife
were buried in the ruins of his store room, and
both killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

~ Colonel ShiliingtOn has furnished us
VITA the November number of Frank LesI;s,s
Gazette of Fashions and the Beau Monde
1t is handsomely illustrated with plates on
tGs subject, interesting to both sexes, and
contains Ihe Crystal Palace Polka
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TREMENDOUS Row IN DAN RIcE's CIRCUS.
On Saturday evening, about four thousand la
dies and gentlemen were seated under the
canvass, and the performances opened ad-
mirably. During the exercise with the horse
" Excelsior" some scurvy "rat' had the ILL.,
manners to stand up before the ladies, and
being requested repeatedly to sit down, re-
fused when a " good egg" got up and knock
ed him down. The showmen hustled him of,
and all was quiet until the mules were intro
duced. There was general rush to the ring
board, and of course the hundreds in the real
could not see the sights. A Snowman named
Todd approached the unmannerly whelps, and
begged them to take seats. But they were
stubborn as mules. He then attempted TO
press them back, when he was struck in the
face with a slung-shOt and knocked down.
lie was then dreadfully abused. His Jaw
bone was broken by the blow from the slung-
shot, and he was otherwise severely injured.
In addition to the kDOck-downs particularixed
there were several others outside. Two men
were Frustrated about the entrance, one of
whom received a tremendous blow in the
breast with some heavy weapon. It was
thought his ribs were broken. We saw a fell
low in the ring, without hat or coat, whose
face looked as though it had been put through
a threshing misunderstanding Union, Dc
tOber %.
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~ Vne Of the orphans from Portsmouth, ut
the Catholic College. near Richmond, was
very seriously burned on Friday. The nurse
had steIPed Cut minute, and while she was
absent the ehild's clothes took fire. Hercries
brought immediate assistance, but she was
badly burned. The name of the child is NOT
given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

A HoAx.-The Virginia and other papers
are copying the statement sent to Charleston
by Telegraph, in regard to duel fought near
this city by DR.. Kirk and Lieut.. Chaplin.
The whole story is an unmitigated roorback-
there is not q word Of truth in it.-iSavannah
Courier,
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HJoe, negro man, was hung on Friday,
at Chesterfield Court House, Va, for attempt
ing q rape upon Madame Dassonville in the
month Of August last. When upon the gal.
lows, Joe confessed that he was vile wretch,
that the court had dene him justice, and ad.
ded that he deserved hanging long ago.
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HE YELLOW FEyER.-We learn from the
Norfolk Herald that Lemuel Colley, aged about
thirteen years, died Of the fever. on Thursday.
This IS the third son of the late John G.
Col.ey that has died within the past two or
three weeks The Howard Association buried
two others besides young Colley on the same
day.
Inc weather in Norfolk is now quite cold,
and tae Mayor has given it as his opinion that
Toe aossntees may now return with IMMUNITY
Inere have been no new cases of fever.
From Portsmouth, we learn that no cases Of
The fever have occurred for more than two
weeks, and that the refugees are rapidly re-
turning home
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RA CARD.-The Washington Trade and
~ Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend TO the public
the following Merchant Tailoring establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage. They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
III. F. Loudon 4 Co. Edw'd Cooley,
r: j. Steer, Jas. Il. McInto b,
VIM. Tucker Thos Bovine.
Duvall Il Bro, Matlock & Griffith,
JOS X. Thompson, VIM. II. Stanford,
Edw'd M. Drew, Thos. X. Gray.
p. S.-Strangers designing to work In this cit,
through the season will take no ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS. LACKEY, Rec Sec
WAsHINsToE, ID. C, Oct. 9Th, 1855.
Oc S-e~3m
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New Books.


tbs MISSING BRIDE, or Miriam the Ayenger.
by Mrs. Emma d. Southworth.
HE DESERTED WIFE; also by Mrs. Emma
Southworth. Both published by T. B. Pc
terson. Philadelphia.
We are indebted to Taylor & Maury for
these two interesting works of fiction, from the
pen Of lady who hasfairly earned the repu-
tatiOn of being one of the first female novel
writers Of the day. On either side of the Allan
tic. Mrs. 5. has won her way to fame and
attendant fortune for her works now have an
immense sale) amid trials and difficulties, and
not few priyations, we apprehend Her
style is remarkable for its simplicity and
truthfulness to nature, nothing from her pen
being overirawn. Yet all she writes teens
with absorbing interest. She eschews strain
Ing after effect or a resort to the clap-trap
which marks most Of the novels of this par
ticular era. We welcome each succeeding
new work from her pen as substantial addi-
tiOn TO the really ereditable light literature of
our country, with which we are by no means
overstocked
The MATCH GIRL, or Life Scenes as They Are
Illustrated with beautiful original designs
PhIiadeiphia: Published by VIM. White
Smith, 1875 Chestnut street. 1855.
This Is the very last work of the - Hot
Cor" school that las seen the light. Madame
de MargueIittes is said to be its author; and
the critics say that its purpose is to get re-
venge on the divorced Mrs. Edwin Forrest
BIS. Sinclair, since she has reassumed her
maiden name. 1t seems that these ladies
were intimates during the period of the life of
Mrs. Sinclair made famous by being sifted
and published in the trial of the famous For
rest divorce case They have since quarreled,
and this book, which is credited with being
from beginning TO end an attack on the au-
thOr's former friend, is the (imputed) result of
their disagreement. Madame Marguerrites is
woman of great talent and remarkable at
tainments, speaking and writing many Ian
guages, and being capable of acquitting her.
self handsomely of any literary labor, from
writing sermon, a sonnet, or O puff, to a
work Of fiction, translation from the French,
Spanish, German, or italian, or an elaborate
essay on more than one abstract branch Of
science The fact that she has turned her
abilities into their present channel" Hot
Corn hterature-proyes either that she has
stopped 10 crafty personal malevolepee, or
that she panders to very prevalent corrupt
taste to put money in her pocket The book
is admirably and very artistically written
being taking work; indeed, the very best Of
its vicious school We cannot withhold the
expression Of this opinion of it, though en-
phatieally condemning all such literature as
poisonous to the public mind. This work can
be procured Of Messrs Taylor Maury, to
whom We are Indebted for a copy of it.
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u A steer raised by Mr. Oscar Breeder,
OF LoudOn' is in Richmond, Va, to be exhibit
cd az The State Fair to-day, whose estimated
weight Is between $500 and 4, 600 pounds. He
IS ~ lat that it is with difficulty he could be
made TO travel mile day.
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THR
GOOD WILL CLUB.

THE MEMBERS OF THE GOOD WILL
Il Club take pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public generally, that their second
annual ball will be given at CAR u SIPS SALOON
on MONDAY EVENING, November II, 1855
that neither pains or expense viii be spared to
make IL one OF the best balls Of the season
ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED BRASS AND
STRING BAND has been engaged for occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting gentle
man and ladies'. TO be obtained from any Of the
members Of the Club, or at the door on the even
ing Of the ball.
No hats or caps allowed in the ball roora except
those worn by the members Of the pective Clubs
Committee of Arrangements.
III. G. Hutchns,s
G. Dubant, j. Fra1klin,
w. Noer, w. Richie.
oct 90 nov 1NH
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g On Saturday morning, Grace church,
Protestant Episcopal,) situated at Elkridge
Landing, Md, was totally destroyed By fire.
1t was handsome frame building Its de-
struction Is imputed to accident,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

70 The Circuit Court for Campbell county,
Va, has just decided the case Of Darlington
vs. Flagg, Caldwell Co. The defendants
own stage line, on which plaintiff was Sc
Get. The Count gave s5,e6e damages to the
Plaintiff. - .
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce 10 the public
that he Is now receiving his r LIZ 81, <fKA
and Winter Stock, TO which heSsJ Gfh&$43
woald respectfully invite The az CSskakz86S
tention of purchasers, feeling confident that the
variety is greater and the prices less than can be
found this side Of New York. His stock CON-
prises, in part
Table and pocket Cutlery
Aloata, Britannia and Iron Tea and Table spoons
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pot, and in sets
Britannia Casters, 4, S, and bottles
Tea Trays, also Walters
Shovels and Tongs, Pokers
Ceal Hods. Coal Sbovels
Andiross. Sinder Sifters
Ash Tubs, Wood Axes
Japan Tin Ware
Feather Brushes, all varieties
Brisfle Brushes, all varieties
Baskt's, BrOOms, Mats, &c &c.
Guns, Pistols, Game Bags, Flasks and Belts
Powder and Shot, Caps, &c.
All Of which are offered at a small advance for
cash. JOS l. SAVAGE
Penn. av between 10th and 18th streets,
c2I-2w sign OF Gilt Saw.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DrpAnrxrsr, Aug. ., fss:

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. >, fsss.
Notice is hereby given to holders Of stock Of the
loan authorized by the act OF 1875, redeemable On
md after the 18th November, 1885, that the whole
any part Of that stock viii be purchased by Oils
department at any time previous 10 the 9oth No
vember next, for which 8 per cent. premium VII
be paid In addition to the sums expressed In The
certificates.
And to the holders Of the stocks OF Tie Other
loans Of the United States, that purchases Of the
same to the amount OF 81 80 600 win also be made
during the same period at the following rates:
For stock OF the loan Of 1542, premium of 10
per cent; for stock OF the loans Of ls47 and ls<e
premium OF 10 per cent; and for stock issued IN
derthe act OF 1850, commonly called Teras-in-
demnity stock, premium Of per cent.
Interest wiz also be allowed, At the rate stip1-
lated In the certificates, from the ls July last to
the day Of settlement here, with one day In sddi-
ton, TO enable the Treasures dfaft 10 rs.ch IL
party. ...
Certificates transmitted TO this departmsnf IN
der the present notice should be duly assignee 70
the United States by the party entitled to rsssiw
the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made by draf,s
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New Yerh
or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIB,
su &-dtNov3o Secretary OF the Treasury
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REGISTERS OFFICE, October Is, 1855.
- TO ALL WHOM 1T NAV CON-

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ CERN.-Notice is hereby given that H.
and fermented Liquors, Wines, CordiaIs, &c
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps
Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches
and Jewelry, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Commits
riages AID Omni ouses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pr
Alleys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and
peddling, will expire on Monday, the 5th day OF
November next, and that said licenses must be re.
newed at this office. within ten days after that
oc l9-dtNov5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

IL DR.. B. L. Ball started from the Ledge
on Thursday morning, with q view of ascend
ing Mount Washington, N. H., and probably
persisted, as nothing hes since been beard Of
him, err51 frEaH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

HRiddick Sewell, of Pasquotsnk, N. c.,
has been convicted of murder in the tint de.
gree on the charge of killing his wife sometime
since. sssft ~ ..rea 1880 t7s.f t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

LUMBER LUMBER LUMBER.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND OFFER
w for sale a general assortment Of seasoned
LUMBER, comprising in part the following arti-
cles, viz
3O0, 900 feet "a, A, 6-i, and white pine Board
and Plank
200 600 feet E. 8 Jois:s, Scantling, and Sill Tim.
Der
$1,000 feet Al and 5-i Carolina Flooring
$4,000 prime Shingles
Together with an assortment Of Carolina Frame
Timber, Cedar Posts, Stepping, Laths, Palings,
&c, all of which will be sold on accommodating
terms and reasonable prices.
&C 29-3t GRIPS & WALLER
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MISS LANPHIER & MRS. DlfTY

EXCEEDINGLY INTERFERING TO la.
DIES AND GENTLEMEN.
E,vANs, 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
~ has just received large assortment Of Ladies
the attention OF that class OF purchasers. They
will fnd articles in that branch Of his business
exactly suited 10 their wants and tastes. The as
sortment is indeed very beautiful
n He has, too, made ample provision<>
~ FOR gentlemen and yonths, and 10 day
- introduced the new sty les OF N. York
HATS, both six end felt, together with CAPS,
o. various qualities and varieties
He has, too, large assortment Of Childrenis
Wear, such as CAPS and FANCY HATS, Sc
lecied with extreme care.
Having made his purchases OF the manufactur-
ers forcash he is enabled 10 sell his goods al least
twenty per cent cheaper than similar articles have
heretofore been procured, or can now be obtained
In this market. He, however, in view Of tn Se
advantages, demands the money In hand, a re-
quest which, under the circumstances, viii not be
deemed unreasonable. &C T-2w
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TWENTY-FIVE PEA CENT. Discsust.
i We have on hand a lot Of IRON SCREWS,
nnyjng f,Om IA inch 10 4 inches long, which
we w II close ont at 25 per cent. discount, from
manufacturers list prices.
EIvANs a THOMPSON,
800 Pa sv., bstveen 9th end 10Th streets.
&C 29-eost (lnt& Organl r--
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A COST.-Beng DESTROYS OF reducing our
"A stock Of CUTLERY and general house fur
nisbing HARDWARE in order to de yote more
attention to another branch Of the trade, shall
oher great inducements to purchasers Of the above
goods for cash.
Also, on so dozen Mineral Door Knobs,
at 81 IS per dozen.
IS dozen Notice Locks, complete, at % so per
dozen. ELVANS & THOMPSON
326 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th streets
oct 2e-2w Tintel& Oruanl
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OST.-If the finder of PATENT for an I'm
- proved Bedstead will leave Il at The : ar Of
flee, be VIII be warmly t. anked and literally re-
Wdrded. oct 2Q-lt&
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FOREIGN MUSIC.

FOREIGN MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT.
- southwest corner Of Pa. avenue, 1lth and ID
streets, Star Buildings, from the most popular Eu-
ronean Composers Czerny, BuTgmulier, Abb,
Wolfsohn, Jean We Der, spintler, Gfetseher, Sahm
~ azes, Oberthur, KlieTl, Neumann, Carl Maria
Won Weber, Craner, Vass, and others
&C % GEO. HlLBUS, Agent
LIAR CLOTH.-NOw BEING RECEIVED
L and constantly on hand, large supply of
Lsycock & Soa's HAIR SEATING: the best ar
ticle in the market. For sale at small advance on
factory prices.
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
326 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th SITS
oc 29-2w Int6 Orpanl
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, 9th Of October,
there wcre of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department.
For the redemption of stocks.... S12,739 20
For the Treasury Department. 1889 40
For the Interior Department.. 500 80
For Customs. ................... 1851 SO
War Warrants received and en-
tered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6S,5s3 80
War repay warrants received and
entered. ...................... $3.50 IL
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DDITIONAL SUPPLY OF TAPESTRY
"A BRUSSELS CARPETlNGS.-Justr received
and on sale bales (l6 pieces) elegant new style
English Tapestry Brussels CARPET INGS,
which are going at unusually low prices
Also, bales elegant and cheap Administer and
Velvet Rugs
bale English oval shaped cocoa Door Mats, a
new and superior artinle
bale lutte do, bale Manila do, 1 bale par
lor do.
Also, daily expected, full supply superior floor
Oilclotbs, in sheets, to be cut up to order.
All Of which will be sold as low as the lowest
oct 2S-eo2w CLAGETT, DODSON CO. -
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Resigned and Appointed resignation
of Dom Piatt, Esq, Of his position as Secre-
tary of the American Legation at Paris,
(Which we mentioned some days since as be-
ing about to be sent over,) duly arrived in
Washington by the last foreign mail, and We
understand that o. Jennings Wise, Esq, (son
of Hon. Henry A. Wise, of Virginia,) now the
Secretary of the American Legation at Berlin,
has been transferred and appointed to fill tho
vacancy at Paris thus created.
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OST.-Yesterday( Sunday morning, between
II Mr.. Freuch's Church, on g street, and Mrs
James boarding house, on street, GOLD
BREASTPIN, in the shape Of a limb with coil
around 1t. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
on bringing it to the boarding house OF Mrs
James. oct 2Q-8t
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oc29- FRANCK TAYLOR.
E9R THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
l. Just received, a large and complete assort-
ment Of SHOVELS and T0NGS, ANDIRONS
COAL. HODS. FIRE CARRIERS, &C. For
sale by ELVANS THOMPSON
d26 Pa. avenue, betw. Oh and 10th SITS
Get 29-eo6t Glntel& Orpan1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
Notice
ian1o j Il STALLMAN.


GAPS.
D ECElVED this day, the best assortment of Gents,
AZ youths, and chiidrens cloth caps, brought
this city, Wing been selected with great regards
style aud quality. They comprise in part ollows-
Gents cloth opera, black and whites gents hair cloth do;
black, drah and riding, hunting and Apollo Caps
Also, the Egyptian PyTennHl cricket cap, article;
together with every other description OF hat cap exant
Il LA RPER IE son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
EIGHIY IMPORTANT

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustTaI Washing Fluid,
~ greatest Improvement yet discovered, saving
lahOr expense in washing Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and COttons washed by tins Fluid will be
wter and softer Than Than il bleaChed the grass
.is EsrsoIf Sn tfst oiHt 6y niy "a iSI; a
Lirenin the Fluid full strength, for o4 hours which
will Clearly show that it must be purely harmless when
dutel with gallons OF water 10 haifa pint of fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sxpence which will buy enough FOR large family
washing which can be done in . or hours.
Maiactureda and sold by the subscriber who has
ly purchased the right for Ohio counyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
No PC, Union WbecIi.r. va
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WHEELING.
No. l .super Phosphate 81 I.ime.
VERSUS .GUANO.n

THIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several
IN England and other parts of Europe and next 10 gu
which is used among Farmers It's introduction in this
country by the subscriber has hcen rcceut hut The
progress has made In The estimation OF the public has
not been marked than abroad, after full
trial of years investigation OF its merits in which
made by tie most scientific asrCuufSts and various
ubs, Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian GUano.
ots relative value compared with the latter and in most
instances preference gwen 10 The Supper Phosphate OF
Lime" Such reports returned Will shortly be placed
heufe the public, which viii convey more Information
than the subscriber feels disposed 10 ofer Tie malu
isctuTeT. al the present moment.
It's chemical compositions of that nature to at once a
lord food aud nourshnen 10 growth OF all descriptions
ITS basis bcngcruShed ground Bo1s, tile efficacy OF
whchas manure is already well nowi and appreciated,
which are decomrosed BY the OF one fith their
weight Of SuphuC Acid, To which added due proper
lion OF Guano aud Suphate of Anonia the later is
OF the ecie, agents in the hest Peruvian GuanO
II easy handled heigin perfect powderi II viii be
Uund suitable 10 all soils warranted pure and geGunN
aad wee9 at 10 he Nund as etcaciops as here re
Pamphlets win be rded on aplicati6n to the sub
Messsrs. McCfruier x Sons, Richmond, Va
do Rowetr, HARDLY Il Co, Petersburg Va.
do ROrum IL GlcCeau, Norfolk Va.
do Z. NJ Stewart, Esq, baltimore, Nd
Agricultural Chemist,
sep25 Wiamsbursh, Long Island, n. Y.
New Watch and JeweIry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would ca the attention OF the public to
his well selected stock o. watches, clocks, iewelry,
silver and fancy goods, which he is opening
His stock is composed part OF gold and silver watches
keys, gaarts and chains.
Every description OF gold dewelry;
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spcctacles;
Pure silve table, tea dessert, sugar. mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated and German silver forks, spoOns butter knives
etc.
PORT monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
VERY ZINE rIzoTs, strOps, shaving Crelu etc;
Perumery, combs, brushes and great variety of fancy
goods
Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks
and jewelIy, and engraving handsomely done.
\ share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
ap5-dtf C. p. BROWN.
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baltimore, June 10, 1850.
Messrs. Eyans q Watson, PhiIadelphia-Gentlemen,-
We nave much nIeA"-e III recommending your Fire Proof
Chests Ia e nOulce Cf The pubc-the one we purchased
from bavirs books and aats ccctually,
after Undergoing Very severe heat Rg The FIRE which
destroyed the entire block OF build IS on Arch street
wharf, on the Schuylklll, on the 9th Ui June, 1860
sePts-dIy RUSSEL 4 GUBBINs