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DOCKS 10 10 imported from London.-F. Taylor has
ID made arrangements by which he is enabled to import
from London, any Books English foeign) that arctic
be found there upon advantageous terms as are pos
sesscd by any house in this country
Any orders slycn TO him by the 2jlh Of this month, will
be orwndcdy the New York packet Of the st February
will be received here IN May next
Books or Stationary for any government Office can be
brought duty free, and furnished either 10 Offices or in.
djvdnas, as ow as any house the country can posi-.
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FRENCH LESSONS.

MON ABADIE pupil OF the Normal school in Paris,
lNl has the honor to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
IN this city and vicinity that he continues TO give lessons
in his own native language, at his in private
families academies, a, moderate price, which VIII be
reduced TO those formed IN classes according TO the num-
ber .,..
Evening school will be open from till T. and from I'LL
10 o'clock, p. Nj.
Apply al DR. Watkins of4 l-2 street and Penn
syyanIa Avenue, nj Fosseit's lately Mrs Leournos
opposite Gadsbys Hotel. ..'
Abade's French Grammar and Course of French Lite
nature for sale in all the book stores in this city.
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NOTICE no TRAVELLERS.

- Travellers going South, are in
e Ses~S fN Informed that when they reach Pc
tersburg, Va, there is choice OF
sS--.-slrz routes either by the great mail
ne which runs daily through CASTOR, Raleigh, Fayee.
ville Columbia, Augusta or by the Wilmington Rail
Road Stage and Steamboat Cos line, from the ermlna-
on of the Petersburg Rail Road, through Halifax, VIII
mington and Charleston. The DAYS Of starting from
Petersburg by this line Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. - #..
There he delay, extra Post Coaches are pro-
vidcd al each line w.,
Petersburg Rail Road Office. Dec. IL. dec l6-3m
C,PARKLINCS HOOK. CHAMPAGNE, LONDON
- PORTER, and BROWN Stout. b. NOR
GAN Il Co have lust received fresh supply Of thsc &C.
lehracd wine, Sparkling Hook. Also, Champagne Wines
of Boxers Importation,
nJrPersons having Demijohns will please return
them, as We are much in want OF them.
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Advertisements intended for the Tuesday P1i'h
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PARK Err, the Hair Cutter at the above rooms, is
prepared 10 give the most fashionable and fancy cut 10
such gentlemen will submit their locks his disposal
In his Shaving Department hchas good, silu and care
ful workmrn, who always at hand
Gentlemen who share themselves would find il TO their
advantage furnish themselves from his stock Of Soaps
Shaving Brushes &C. he has been particular to select
the best articles possible in his line lie has few cases
Of common looking English Rzos, which he knows to he
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THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN,
DEVOTED TO THE PROMOTION or JUST VIEWS ~ LITE
RAruRE, HUMANITY, LIBERTY, POLITICS,
AFRICAN COLONIZATION, AND
RELIGION.
ruEnEv, n. a. GuRLEY, EDITOR.

THEREy n. n. GuRLEY EDITOR.
The undersigned propose TO establish in the City Of
Washington, under the editorial direction Of the Rev r.
r. Gudcy, weekly paper adapted 10 promote just views
in MORALS, MANNERS, GOVERNMENT, AND RELIGION,
and which, separate from the selfish conflicts Of ambition,
and the uncharlable controversies Of secaransm, shall
contribute unite all patriots and Christians in the
compshment of objects for the good Of country the
benefit Of humanity, and the glory of God. II will be
endeayor through the aid Of able and efficient editor
make this journal worthy of the patronage Of the Ae
rican People. The cause Of AFRICAN COLONIZATION
Will be advocated mcniing the united, immediate,
nest, and liberal support OF THIS nation. summary Of
General Intelligence will be given weekly and, during
the session condensed report Of the proceedings Of both
Houses Of Congress, and brief view OF Public Affairs
In inc no means will be neglected. Of presenting the
Public through The columns Of the Statesman, such in
formuton facts and arguments on the topics which most
occupy the minds Of the wise and good this country
age may tend to advance the great OF human
Improvement and happiness, and render this journal IN
every respect, a valuable Family Newspaper. "
CONDITIONS
THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN will be published in the
City Of Washington every Friday morning. imperial
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ceive them nj So 50 each, per annum.
The first number will be issued the first week IN Feb
ruary, 1888.
NJ All communications relating to subscriptions, and
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and Bayne, publishers of the Christian Statesman,
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partment, TO the Rev r. X. Gnrey, editor, &c.
IL. JOSEPH ETTER,
WILLIAM II, BAYNE.
Cry or WASHINGTON, January !, 1888.
dee 3O.if 4.
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HAS Just received and is now opening fire hundred
and forty packages Of the above description of goods
adapted for The Southern and Western markets-Con-
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NEW BOOkS-lhe Confessions of an Elderly Lady
ana penilemani hy Lady Iiessinrton, in two vols.
Also, LIVES of Cardinal De Retz Colbert John De
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filled with every variety OF original and selected
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THE DIVORCED A novel; in vols, by Lady
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nICK'S WORKS-Complete; cheap edition The
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In addition 10 tho poems OF the Slnvc named authors
selections, COMPRISING the best productions Of than
four hundred other American writers, viii be given the
work progresses.
The iHcrican anthology will be published the first
Saturday OF every maajh. Each number viii contain
sevcntytwo royal octave pages, printed in the hca
tl manner on paper OF superior qudty and two
portraits steel. with Other illustrations.
Price Five dollars per annum payable in advance.
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HARD OF HEARING.

MIR. PRINTER - Whatever has tendency TO lessen
It the sum Of human misery, ought be published and
made known 10 the distressed and 10 the sick-Erhae
from DR.. FTGakliR's rorks
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PROPOSALS lor publishing Second Edition Of the
il MILITARY LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, 10y
George Tempeman The first edition was compiled by
Major Tuuan Cross, Of the United States Army, and
published under the sanction OF the War Department IN
1925 II contains the most important OF the resolutions
Of the old Congress- relating 10 the Army, from IT'S 10
l7s9the Constitution Of The United States, and all the
and resolutions Of Congress relating 10 the Army and
the Militia, from 1850 to 1924.
The second edition, proposed to be pubished will
contain all the embraced in the FIRST carefully
viscd together with all tho laws and resolutions OF Con
gress bearing upon the Army, Militia, and Volunteers
which have been enacted from 1924 down the close Of
the present session The corrections and additions VIII
be made by MAJOR Cross, the original compiler.
Officers Of the Army and Militia, and others, who have
used the first edition of this work. have testified to its
great usefulness.
In country like ours where the authority Of the aw is
paramount. the necessity of such work is at all times
manifest; but it is especially present when large
and mixed force Of regulars, volunteers, and militia
called into active service.
The work will be of royal size, and will be fur
sheep.
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YoEK COUNTY, Pa. SEPT. /, 1893.

YoEK County, Pa Sept. /, 1893.
Dear Sir. have been informed Of your helping those
that were troubled with deafness and have, for fifteen
years past been or less troubled With this aieton
and by Tie information have Of your honor and good
sense put complete confidence in sending money 10 you
and expect not Only an answer, but help also.
Ihave heretofore heard much about such you,
hut never the person who had received any LeneGt
from your medical skill until Mr John Chandler, Of
our neighbos aer remedy has got his hearing
again good ever and by him learning where you live,
make bold il addressing you in hopes that may receSe
the help, and get my hearing also, as my nesLbcr
Chandler did.
send Five dollars and be pleased 10 send the remedy
for persons free Of postage ass mold you sometimes
do for that sum, for poor neghbor OF mine and wish
yon would do as wen to me you have done TO others
Do-try your best and make hear again. as and all
ncghors have such great faith in what We heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wisher.
j. TlSSANY.
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF BULWER'S


r Ella, the Siege Of Grenada, with numerous heau
IL full Illustrations expected this day. and will be 70
sale by E.. IT, f. TAYLOR
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THE AMERICAN ANTHOLOGY;

A nf
hshed Monthig aith splendid Illustrations on Steel
!
WHILE nearly every country OF the old world can
Wv boast OF its collected body OF national Poetry,
which the seal of peoples favorable Judgment has been
SGT, and which exhibits foreign nations in the
striking light the progress Of civilization and literary
inement among inhabitants while England, especial
", proudly displays 10 the world corpus pocaryn the
usre of whose immortal wreath has shed brighter glory
upon her name than the most splendid trlumphs which
her statesmen and her sodery have achieved our own
country destitute Of poetic honors appears,
say for although full collection of the chef doves Of
has been made, yet there exist, and
sionay be met with productions OF American poets
which viii bear comparison with the nollest and most
polished efforts OF European genius and which claim tor
America high rank in the scale 81 literary elevation
ceded TO older and in respects more IA
| vorcd lands,
Impressed with the correctness OF this Judgment we
propose to issue monthly magazine which shall contain
in perez: un-7ntatcd form, the most menorIous and
beautiful illusions OF the poets oil America oil the past
and present time with such introductory, critical and
biographc notices shall We nccessaryo correct under
standing Of the works presented to the reader and to add
interest the publication. Those who Imagine that
there exists dearh Of materials for such undertaking.
who believe that the Aonan Maids have confined their
richest favdIs TO transatlantic brethren TO the excu
OF native genius. Will be surprised to learn that
already possession OF more than two hundred vol
OF the production of American bards from about the
year 1880 to the present day Nor II from these
alone that materials may be drawn There but few
writers IN our country who pursue authorship
lion, and WHOSE works have been published collected
form. Our poets, especially, have generally for
particular occasions, with the remembrance of which
their productions have gone to rest their illusions have
been carelessy inserted IN periodicals. Of slight merit and
limited circulation, where they unlikely attract
notice TO themselves, draw attention their authors
The grass Of the field flowers Of the wilderness are
growing the ashes OF many OF the highly gifted who,
through the Wild and romantic regions Of republic,
have scattered poetry "ngois bright from the mint Of
genius and glowing with the impress of beauty and the
sprlt OF truth IN quantities sufficient were known and
appreciated would he in other countries secure
TO them honorable reputation throughout the world
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MFRS. PAGES BOARDING HOUSE, on Pcnnsyl
wi yania Avenue, opposite the Centre Market. Per-
sons visiting Washington DC comfortably entertained
By the day or week
Oct S. tll9
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

T. w. WHITE, EDITOR AND PRornlEroR.
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York County, State IF Pennsy,

To Or. Green, Bethlehem, Ia.
~ D. Some folks in parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues Of the
remedy that restored the hearing Of Joseph Chandler
THIS gives 10 us additional hopes OF help. dec2l
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SILYER MRlTING SAND.

SiLN En- " Rili $500
A BEAUTIFUL article for the writing desk, is Juts
II imported, small quantity only and for sale by
feb - r. TAYLOR.
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SILVER WARE,

Consisting Of handsome SILVER and table Plate, Forks
Spoons, &c, Of all The ous patterns and handsome
silver desert Knives and Forks Butter Knives, &C. some
with silver and With aspa handles, beautiful
cle, all of which warranted TO be made Of the finest
silver Persons visiting this city, will do well 10 call and
feb "a
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED IN RlcRMoND, VIRGINIA.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
OF the December No, which will be issued on Tues
~ day the 18th inst This number closes the third vol
OF this periodical The LIST No of the 9TH volume
viii be ready Tor delivery the LIST January 1888.
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FINE WATCHES.
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IIAyE on hand and constantly receiving from the
IL best manufactures in Europe, most splendid as,
patent lever Liverpool patent lever French and Geneva
detached leyef anchor escapemcnt, and Lepine, some
With icependent seconds, all OF which warranted TO
keep first rate time and OF
RICH DIAMOND g. OTHER JEWELLERY
such Blanis Of the finest wafer aud mosaic cameo
patterns and also Of gold Speelacles Snuff Boxes PEN
els and other articles gold both useful dornamenla
and alsoof
SILVER WARE
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understand. Witness: Pueker.s,oppled,
"a langh.) COUNSEL: VIVA, does that
mean ; Why. cunnunk'd. "a louder
laugh) Counsel: Please 10 explain
yourself. wba, does tina, meani WIT.
ness: Why as I understand il, she didn'i
like The lee;in Of that dab in The chops.
SO she gin. him piece OF her mind on
the subject. Counsel: Go on. Wit.
ncsG After that they slai around them
pretty lively Cor considerable SPELL
Then they stopped a minute, and be-
gan TO jaw-sSys she. amt goin TO oe
skeeaft. inter- they stood aud jawed a
spell, Joe Hines come up aud sxed
DickeIy what he was dom 10 Marin
Jones. He said be vas only fendin of
her dsrned old rollin pin; then the old
woman said IT warnt a rollin pin-that
she could Subslanche. Aud then they
snafled spell. aud did up cousidera-
bic talk among um, but they didn't
tackle agin-and that's all ] know a
bout IL.
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GrNEnAL INTEIIIGKNCK.
Nrw pANKlNG LAW lN NEw Yol

NEW BANKING LAW ~ NEW YORK.
The General Bankieg Law which
has just been passed by the Legislature
OF New York IS new step in the sys-
tenn Of Banking the good or evil effects
OF which time alone eau deyelope.-
We present is leading features as we
end them stated IN The Herald:
BY this law. any number of persons,
foreigners or natives. residents or other.
wise, can establish a bank with a CAPT.
tai not under 500 600, bu, 10 any OK.
tent beyond by putting ~ lrus', under
the STATE Con pifpllcT. United States OF
Slate Stocks. 10 bali The auouu,--lhe
other bali 10 good mortgages on real
estate. The association Is then authO-
nsed 10 issue an equal amount in paper
money. retaining always as basis, -!
per cent w specie oi rs Issues. The
yapcr IS signed by tie Comptroller.
and the original csp,tai-haif stocks.
half good mgtigag ss--femains always
ia trust as a fund 90 redeem the issscs
IN case q fevul5ion, scelJent o. mis-.
management.
Those who are enabled by their cred
ii o. capililioraise funds and can com
ply with lhc provisions o. ihe Law. en-.
ief 20 once into al, The advantages o.
banking. Under ihis act there Will be
no 6iGcuily of organizing an insliiu-
lion viih a capital Of thirty. fogiy Or
6ny millions. and such an one rs will
have commanding influence in the
county. u Is, in fact, en- experiment.
The State Of New York has taken be
lead. and her people have tie skill
capital. ADD dspoliiion, 70 give u lIi.
al. 10 success Riil BE- looked 70 vnh
no small interest from all parts q the
country Shoald itwork well. there is
90 doubt 1t would Be extensively ~
loved. There can BE- no doubt that
The risn Is one that Nill give q great
sod inereaspd aamand fog Bohds sad
Mortgages, and foI State Stocks.
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pUEItJ<c ANrCDnrre

The American Magazine Tor April. Just re.
eeNed 10y tic Boston publishers, Ois, broad
ers Co, has a chapter on dueliag, m hich
the following anecdotes are related
Lord BTUdenell ran away with mar
lied lady, who was afterwards divoic-
ed. and he married her, but no: receiy-
iLg, as lac expected, a challenge from
her fret husband, be wrote him a note
as follows:
SIR: Having done you the creates,
'nJury that one man can do another. !
think u incumbent upon ne 10 offer
you the satisfaction which ono gentle
man owes 70 another IN such clfcum-
stances" The reply was this: MY
Lord. IN taking OF my hands a woman
who has proved herself a wretch, YOU
have done me the greatest favor shat
ono man can do another and think It
incumbent upon ne 10 offer Won the
acknoN ledgmenis which ono gentle.
man owes to another in such cueum.
stances"
The once notorious Daron Won TToR.
man lost o letter Of introduction TO Mr..
J. R, who declined 10
take his word - evidence OF bis rank
and dad not invite him 20 dinner. The
Baron sent him challenge. " hich be-.
ing iefi unceiemoniOusly ~ The door.
Mrs. r opened u, and lmmcGi.
aielv replied 10 u IS follows: SIR Yonf
note Is received. Ms hu,ba6d will not
have any thing 10 do with YOU under
any circumstances bs whenever YOU
produce Official proof that Won have
been s,d.Je-camp 20 Prince Butcher.
% yoW say, will eight duel with YOU
myself Mary RI"