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True EhiyaIry,

Is the chivalry of, South Carolina dead? Has it
been laughed or lashed out of existence? On tho
contrary, we trust that it has only been purified by
the trials through which it has passed and that is
now about to assume another and better form.
There is no denying that it needed ansfguraton
of sort. With all its real nobility of impulse
and purpose it had its ludicrou and unworthy side,
1t was brave, but it was boaStfu it was generous
but it was narrow minded: it did not understand
that pride howeer disguised in its own majesty is
lttleness and it, therefore not seldom trppGd over
its own enormous sef-conceit. Nevertheless, the
metal of which it was composed was genuine and it
ought accordingly to have been rather tempered
than injured by the fire into which it was lately
plunged If this has been the case its value as an
element in the character of the people will be at once
humber and higher than it was of yore Perhaps we
have already the evidence of some such change
in the patient toritude with which the inhabitants
of the State have endured their past msfortunes and
in the calm defiance, with which they look forward
to the difficulties of the future But the results that
we hope tor most especially, yet to be developed
desire to see the people realize the fact that they
the truest chiyalry will be to go bravciy to work
VII. with hand or head. The knight Of the nineteenth
Charleston Daily South Cdrolinidn
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IMPORTANT LETTER.

We publish the subjoined letter, received
yesterday from prominent business house on
Baltimore street, as furnishing the best posi-
bic evidence of the advantage to be derived
from advertising in the Commercial. Such
testimony as this goes further to convince
business men of the value of the CONNER
ciaI as an advertising medium than whole
columns of selfpufing, however elaborate
and specious. The letter explains itself:
270 W Baltimore STREET.
BALTIMORE. MD Dec. % 1865. !
Editors baltimore Daily Commerciu1:
Gentlemen-We notice in your paper of this morn
ing you class us among the retailers of business
(hatS, caps. &c.,) IN consequence of which have
been do,rn during the day with persons wishing
to buy at retail. In justice TO our city trade, we
would thank you to make the correction (as we sell
exclusively at wholesale) at the same time accept
our thanks for your kindness in noticing us.
Very truly, yours.
MCCOED e ROPRTNg
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ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 22.-Ehe remains Of President
Lincoln were removed yesterday from the vault at
Oak Ridge Cemetery. Springfield, to the vault erect
ed near the site of the proposed monument. The re
mains Of his children placed in the vault
Captain Rnhert Lincoln and the directors of the
National Monument Association were present at
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SeM York STATE re,nperauee Society

PoUGHKEEPsIE Dee 2l.-The New York stale
Temperance Society was organized yesterday in this
city, under the late act of the legislature General
J. G. Smith, of New y ork, elected president,
with list of vice presidents and board of mana
gers. b. F. Ives of Auburn, chosen correspond
ing secretary, and Rev. W. E. Knox, of Rome, chair
man of the executive committee
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Heavy Snow storm ON the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. PA heavy snow has fallen on
the Plains Over twenty trains are snow bound at
different points, and large numbers of animals are
dying from cold anG starvation.
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Cold Weather ON the Plains.

kEARYEY, Nebraska, Dee. 20.-The thermometer
at 9 o'clock last night, 29o below The snow
is from one to two feet deep between here and Ne
braska City.
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1874 ONE EIGHTY-FoUR. lS4
BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE LIGHT STREET,
Is the cheapest place in the city to buy useful
articles for Christmas presents. We give below
partial list of goods to be found in store suitable
for presents.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
We have the largest and most complete stock in
the city, which will sell at extremely low prices.
SILvER-PLATED WARE.
Our stock is very large, and consists in part Of
Castors Cake Baskets, Card Baskets, Tea Sets, Coffee
Urns, Sugar Dishes, Butter Dishes Syrup Cans, Wine
Stands. Butter Knives, Spoons, Forks, &C., &c.
FANCY GOODS, &c, &c.
Writing Desks, Fancy Boxes. Vases, Picture
Frames, Watches and Jewelry of all kinds, Fancy
Soaps and Perfumery. fine Ivory Handle Knives,
&c, &C.
Sale at auction every Evening at o'clock.
L. CLARK i Co.,
de12-2w 1S4 Baltimore street.
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Chicago is at present suffering under .
visitation of fires. One on Saturday destroyed pro
per'y to the amount OF S250,0O0, and three or four
smaller ones occurred on Saturday and Sunday
Since the repeal of the paper duties in
belgium, the paper mills of that country have in
creased from four to forty and their production to
10000 tons annually which is chiefly exported to Eng
land, France, and this country.
st. Paul, with $4,000 inhabitants, is to
build next season an opera house of ample dimen-
slons, with stage capable of accommodating oe-
tween two and three hundred performers.
Hon. Thomas Ryan, of Montreal has been
appointed by the Canadian government a eommls4
sioner to inquire into of extending direct aae
with British America and the countries on tne Mea''
terranean
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Kentucky Legislature.

BATH, Me-, Dec. 2l.-Johnson RideOnt, one of the
largest ship builders in this city, died this evening
AGED 70 wears
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Marin e Intelligence.

HOLMES HOLE. MASS, Dec. 22d.-The schooner
Mary A, Of Baltimore for Richmond. towed into
Edgartown by tEe steamer Monobassett. large
steamer is su1k between Rigs Light and No Mans
opl
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E'sse Canadian Cabinet.

TORONTO. c. W. Dec 22.-The Governor declines
accepting the resignation of Hon. George Brown, and
the other members of the Government have been
summoned to Montreal to meet his Excellency.
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Holiday Gifts.

Holiday Gifts.
Fine WATCHES,
for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Of best makers.
Diamond
Pearl,
Coral.
Enameled.
and other styles of rich
Jewelry,
Beautiful Silver Ware,
Best Silver Plated Goods,
us Tea Sets, Walters, Baskets,
Fruit Stands, Butter Dishes. &c.
Elegant Paris Clocks and Bronzes, in great variety
Beautiful Porcelain Vases Card Receivers,
Caskets Jewel Stands Toilet Sets
Flower Stands, etc., etc.
Dressing Cases Fancy Work and
Glove Boxes, Paper Mache Tables,
Desks, Work Boxes,
new Partisan Goods,
Fans
Opera Glasses,
Portmonaies,
Travelling Bags.
Table Cutlery,
With a very fail supply of
New Goods
suitable for Presents,
at the Lowest Prices.
Garfield. Bro. d Co..
de2l-5t-1stp 229 Baltimore street.
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The Kptcilunl Case.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-In the case of the Union
Bank against Ketchum & Sons. to-day, the Supreme
Court rendered a verdict against the latter for
S256 900.
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Further seizures of arms on the frontier
have been made by the Canadian authorities on sus-
picon that they were intended for the Fenians.
English papers state that Mr.. Thornton,
the chief of the Times reporting staff, after forty
years of work, in which he not absent one night
until last year. has resigned his post AS Lord Pal
merston was the father of the House, so was Mr.
Thornton the father of the Gallery. When Parlia-
ment meets, both faces will be missing
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THE DE S0TO IA FORTRESS MONROE,
Noble G'OEadEsSca % Captain walker al Cape
HAY Observation-Disclosures OF the Attack OF,
ana Capture OF t:sc Game.

Noble Conduct OF Captain walker al Cape
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tine Attack Oh
ana Capture s59' Use Cape.
The Heraids Fortress Monroe CORRESPONDENT OF
Wednesday, says the United States sIoop De Soto
came 10 anchor in Hampton Roads on the previous
evening, after Of SIX days from Port-au- Prince
II was only few weeks ago that had the pleasure
OF recounting the heroic conduct of the officers and
crew ui the De Soto during the outrageous attack Of
the British upon the city of Cape Haytien-irst in
raSculng the foreign residents from the midst of II
P@puiaiIoR driven to phrcnzy by the treachcrous
character Of tho assault made upon them: next in
taxing from under the British fire the perishng crew
81 Sunken liaEtien steamer; and lastly vi h even
handed generosity to the beligerants, receiving and
nursing the wounded English.
FEELING or THE HAYTIEN PEOPLE AT THE OUTRAGE OF
THE BULLDOG.
When the De Soto left Port au Prince all was ouiet
on the surface, vet it WAS generally believed that the
action OF the British at the Cape, though it had
checked for the moment the progress Of the revolu-
ton. had given no strength to the Gefrari govern
uc4t. but ON the contrary had inflicted most NOR
tiiyiag blow uuon the GEIgur raDrc Of thc i,ytinn
peopc--uways most jealous Of foreign interference
ana had awakened strong feeling in favor OF the
N2'naTe party which, II was supposed, would soon
The conduct OF the De Soto was the admiration Of
all sorts of people in liayt and the government of
and confidence than al any period since the estab-
ncnt OF Haytlcn Independence.
THE LAST ATTACK on CAPE HAYrIEY
The De SOTO was aso present q the attack upon
Sdpc, nay tlei on lle Ilh OF november, by the
squadron under the direction of the British Charge
d Affairs, Mr. SPenser St. John, who, after a days
army ot GolIgrd, which for six months had been in
EarilhIy beaten by the troops under the rebel Cen
Satnaye.
FEI0SSlEANCE AGAINST The ATTACK.
On the occasion of this last attack the D. Soto re-
monstrated and. after the torch was applied to tho
city by its defenders, the De Soto gave refuge to tho
homeless people, and finally received on board SAL
nave and many Of bis companions, who. oyerpow-
cred by GciIrard and his British allies were com
PEELED to abandon the town. It is hoped by the
people OF hayu that the proceedings of the British
It Cape liayten, initiated by a gross outrage bv II
B. NJ. ship Bulldog, off L'Acul viii not be suffered
to pass without notice at the hands Of the American
Congress.
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From Charleston.
Obituary,

CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-The Mills House. in this
city, was opened to-day for the first time since the
commencement of the war.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
Anxiety About the Negroes in Nortl, Caro-
lina-Ansicfnnfed TrNnIlge

WGLMISGToS, n. G., Dec. 22.-The people are sen
sive about the negroes as the holidays approach 1t
is observed that the number of negroes in the town
has diminished perceptbly in the last two days and
has became matter of remark. They are said to
have gone to their rendezvous in the country. All
however is speculation.
The authorities entertain no apprchensions for the
safety of this community, but admit the possibility of
trouble in sparsey settled portions Of the country in
the interior. 1t is reported that suspicious charac-
ters have been seen lurking about and it is imagined
that they have been melting the negroes to make an
outbreak. Much allowance however, should be
made for the timidity of the people.
The apprehensions may be well grounded, but the
best informed persons anticipate nothing serious.
Should any disturbance occur, the military force is
sufficient for any emergency.
The organization of the Home Guard, under ordi-
of the Constitutional Convention is proceeding
rapidly Fifteen or eighteen full companies have
been organized, but have not been armed as yet
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From Savannah.

New YORK, Dec. 21.-The steamships Hunter Ne
va1a and Euterpe have arrived with Savannah ad-
vices of December 18th.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church,
South, convened at Macon. December 18th.
The Savannah cotton market is irregular, and
holders are asking an advance. MiddIing Uplands
IS cents.
Itis reported that serious difficulty has occurred
between the whites and blacks in Emmanuel county,
Georgia, but no particulars had reached Savannah.
The proclamng of martial law al Thomasville arose
from several Unprovoked attacks upon the negroes
by City Marshal Atkinson, he inicting wounds upon
one man with hatchet, account of the previous
arrest Of one of the Lamars, a charge Of being
engaged in the recently great cotton swindle.
The Mayor recommended the proclamation of mar
a law he being unable to repress the lawlesness of
MANY Of the leading citizens.
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G III Es ESTHEA ESENTS.
NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
And other Presents.

oFTlDN- HEESEN =,
And Other Presents.
Elegant, Cbeap and in Vnriety.
Elegant, Cheap and an Variety.
Elegant Cheap and IN Variety.
At least 50 per cent. cheaper than last year, and
the most beautiful assortment to be found in this
city, without any exceptions We name in part,
Writing Desks. Canes, great quantity.
Work Boxes. Fans very fine
Dressing Cases. Satchels, fine variety.
Odor Boxes. Cabas, all kinds.
Jewel Caskets. Pencils, gold mounted.
Port Monnaies. Pens, gold.
Opera Glasses. Bronzes.
Pocket Knives Silver Plated Ware.
Hair Brushes. Scotch Wood Goods.
Hand Mirrors, Glove Boxes.
Sleeve Buttons. Baskets, every kind.
Card Receivers. Soaps and Pomades.
Card Cases. Perfumes for hdkfs
Cigar Gases. Cologne & Toilet Articles.
Cigar Stands. Watch Stands.
Toilet sets. Vases and Skates.
Puff Boxes. handkerchief Boxes.
In fact, everything nice and appropriate for pres
ents for friend, either gentleman, lady or child.
Call in and see for yourself Remember it is at
w. H. READS,
l47 BALTIMORE STREET,
d13-tf one door East of Calvert st.
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Proyident Life and Trust Company.

PrGyident Life and Trust Company.
In our columns to-day will be found the advertise
ment of the "PRovIDEyT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY"
of Philadelphia organized by the Society of Friends
in that city, and whose operations are controlled
entirely by the members Of that highly influential
and esmable body of citizens. whose business opera
tons however. not confined to themselves exclu
svely, but extended to any others who possess the
requisite qualifications for obtaining Insurance This
Institution. we are informed, is entitled to full and
entire confidence one of the most reliable organi
zaons in the country for insuring lives. 1t has COM
menced operations under very favorable auspices
and presents to the Insurers of Baltimore most TN
exceptionable list of names as referees all of whom
with the agents. Messrs. E. J. Richardson & Sons, are
well known to our merchants and business men
generally. d14eod-2w
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Holiday Gifts!
WEDDING PRESENTS.
My assortment of above articles is very complete;
among which will be found
PIER AND MASTEL MIRRORS,
SOFA, BoQCET
BRACKET table,
Colared and Plain Engravings. Handsomely and
Plainly Framed, or in Stock, Paintings, &C.
VASES,
CARD RECEIVERS
PARLOR AQUARIUMS,
MUSICAL BOXES,
TOILET SETS,
GLOVE AND WORK BOXES,
PARIAN RUSTS AND STATUETTES,
Swiss Carved Goods in Great Variety.
CUCKOO AND TRUMPgTER CLOCKS.
Ladies and Gentlemen requested to examine
line of goods they very choice and select
FRYER'S
Emporum of Art,
d16-7tlsp 206 West Baltimore street.
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Zao arrival of General scho6eId.
High Life, &c. dc.

He SITUATION IN SPAIN.
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$50 Watches. I5t
LaT7n0Ur tS Co.. Light Street.
lave just opened their splendid stock of
1865


HOLIDAY PRESENTS
consisting of Enameled and Diamond WATCHES,
Patent 14-seconds Timing Watches, Diamond,
Pearl and Mosaic JEwELRY. Opera
Glasses, Table Cutlery. Gold Pens
and Pencils, Solid Silver
WARE
Triple Plated Albata WARE, CLOCKS.
FANCY GooDs, Ere,
Al Neoo and Beautiful Patterns.
Eg-We would especially invite persons wishing to
purchase
HOLIDAY Presents.
to call and examine stock. They will find Bar
gains. deI5-tf
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A Box OF NoTE PAPER stamped with your initial
is suitable Christmas present-Albums Portfolios,
Writing Desks, Games of all kinds and other suitable
gifts at the Stationery Engraving and Stamping En-
porium of Stork & Gillespie, 27812 West Baltimore
street. del9-lp6t
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our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
TEE CoURT AT CoNGPEEaME

EXHIBITION OF 1857
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The Jamaica Excitement i'm England.

FRANKFORT, Dec. 21.-The House of Representa-
tves was adjourned over till the 10th of January.
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Holiday Presents.
LADIES FANCY FURs,
In their several varieties and of the
LATEST STYLES,
which will close out at greatly reduced prices.
Call and examine at the long established
HAT. Car AND Fur STORE.
S. HINDEs * Son,
d1S-2w No. 100 Gay street.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
Ia the selection Of ,ete another important matter
is that she should write well. A lady who negects
to cultivate this accomplishment is not unlikely, de-
fcient in other essential qualities
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
A useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have, something to hold;
Suitable, too, for young and old
A Good GOLD Pen!
Gold Pens,
In solid Gold Holders.
In solid Silver Holders!
Suitable for Ladies'!
Suitable for Gentlemen
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen;
The giver bless, and praise the taste
That gave for and not for ,caste-I
A Good Gold Pen!
Gold Pens.
In Gold mounted Rubber Holders!
In desk Holders of every variety!
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
B. f. BLAKENEY d Co.,
GOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS,
del5-tf lbs Baltimore Street. first floor, up stairs
GET A TRUE Copy.
Imperial Photographs and fine engravings of
GEN. R. E. LEE and
SToNEwALL JACKSON,
Taken from life.
Us. MORROW & Co,
de6 tf Corner Baltimore and Holiday streets
THE POPULAR CLOTHING
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Christmas and New Years Presents.
at the POPULAR BOOKSTORE,
Corner Baltimore and Holiday streets
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Bible Prayer and Hymn Books.
Writing Desks.
Portfolios.
ChiIdren's Books,
Games, ETC., etc.
Diaries for 1866,
Pocket Books and Picture Frames.
Rogers Wostenholm's
Fine English Pocket Cutlery,
Fine Imperial Photographs and Engrayings,
Immortelles Wreaths. Crosses, &c.
All the new Holiday Books.
J.S MORROW * Co.,
deI9-tu, ,tb fr&sat Baltimore and Holiday SITS.
The Best Present is one of Shank's Improved
Empire Noiseless Sewing Machines. Corner Lom-
bard and Sharp streets. deA-4tIp
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Hon. Arthur kinnaird, one of the English
railway ezcursionistS who accompanied Sir Morton
Peto In his recent visit to this country, has ad
dressed letter to his constituents in Scotland
N which ne expresses the greatest admiration
iOr tne United States both regards the people and
the natural resources of the land
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80 40 80 40 40 so 40 10 40 40 40 40 40 40
80 Clothing for Christmas Presents. 40
40 Boys Jackets for Christmas Presents. 80
40 Boys 0vereoats for Christmas Presents 40
80 Business Suits for Presents. 40
4G Gents Overcoats for Presents, at Marble 80
10 Hall. fG
40 Undershrts, Drawers. Gloves, Ties &c. for 40
40 Presents 40
40 $4,000 at Less than Cost. 40
40 $4,000 worth of Gents Furnishing Goods at 40
40 Reduced Prices 40
40 $4,000 at Less than Cost Of Manufacture. 40
40 $4,000 Worth of Clothing at Less than Cost. 40
40 SSOOOO Worth of Clothing at Less than Cost. 40
40 We have Reduced the Price Of all our Cloth 40
40 ing in order to Reduce our Immense Stock, 40
40 at SMITH Bros. K Co.. 40
40 So and 10 West Baltimore street. 40
40 40 40 40 80 10 40 40 80 40 10 40 40 40
3S IS IS 3s IS rs 3s 3s IS IS sS 3S 3s 3S
;ss Ties, Cellars. Scarfs, Gloves, UA- 3s
3S dershirts &c. 3s
ss Collars, Ties, Scarfs, and Gloves for Christ 3s
80 mas presents. 3S
3S Christmas Christmas, presents at SIS
3S Presents for Gentlemen at IS
3s All styles of Gents Furnishing Goods for IS
3S presents. 3S
3s Scarfs, Saratogas, Butterfly Unique. Ne IS
IS Ties at IS
3S Next to Marble Hall IS
is IS IS IS 3s IS 3s IS IS IS IS IS ss 3s
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Embracing the
finest stock of
scarfs and dress
ing gowns. dress
ing cases, &c, &c.
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Go to Siaank's New Store, Corner Lombard
and Sharp streets, for all kinds Of Sewing Machines
de2n-4t1n
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HarI0r Organs.
and
MELoDEONS.
CARHARr. NEEDHAM Il Co.'S
unrvalled
PARLoR ORGANS
MELoDEoNs.
For Sale Only at
VIM. KEaabe a. Co.'s.
Piano Warerooms,
de19-12t-1stp No. $50 W. Baltimore street.
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.sGEln Hanna

John Hanna.
OPPOSITE BARNCM's HOTEL.
Real Meerschaum Pipes, in every variety,
and beautiful patterns.
d1S-1w# Also, HAVANA CIGARS.
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VIM. Brown d SON

WIN. Brown d Sem
No. 227 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Corner Of Charles.
WATCHES,
SILVER and
PLATED WARE,
FINE JEwELRY!
Elegant assortment of JEwELRY and SILVER WARE
suitable for Holiday presents de 2lstpf ,th&s
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examining our
stock of
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An immense variety of pretty things, suitable for
bridal and other presents can be found at the store
of WM. II. READ, No. 147 Baltimore street. Some of
the finest fans imported, together with work
boxes, toilet cases, music boxes, parlor ornaments
Scotch wood goods, work baskets, handkerchief and
glove hnxe=. ato.. bo found at this EN-