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CARRIAGE v,AK;lg.oI7.:.7

CARRlAGE WAREHOUSE,
l. TX MAa as DENMAN & CO.-Old stand 81 and 80
IfyE.nIhON Street, nearly opposite Peraadah H0fSf
w III have one q the larges Cariase: in
KoCk Always, BAROUCHEs. RUGGIES Gifs
pncpay made snd II Fs osT BnGGEs
EeW jersey, which we guaranty. Pur- E2aggf5yl%TaZa
Gnasers are requested to call and examine &E--a1
}GU0rd6ts. -AISO- " '' anu leiiii
general assortment Of CARRIAGE TR TRIMMINGS
q AhEs, STRINGS, &C., for sac at .Haaafactnrer s
I1ees. d. DE- 1fdS6mW
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1s49.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

Mr., SiBLEY asked and obtained leave to introduce
the following resolution; which read and agreed to-
Post Roads be instructed inquire into the expedency of
from Fort Smelling Fort Gaines,
Otherwise. ''fN' y
On motion OF Mr. SIBLEY. (by leave,)
Resotred, That the Committee Indian Affairs be in
strueed to inquire into the expedency of aodng the
northwestern hes OF Indians the benefits of legal ju
dction OF the laws OF the United States over hem and
that the said committee thereon by bill Otherwise
Mr.. TUCK asked the unanimous consent Of the House
for the introduction OF preamble and resolution, which
were read by the Clerk, as follows:
Whereas the evils of war; in its consequences upon nd
vduas and upon the virtue happiness and prosperity OF
nations have long been acknowledged and at,
citizens Of this and other counes and whereas it is the
wish of the people of the United States that govern
ment should evince readiness encourage all Well
directed efforts preclude the OF and to
cooperate with other nations In all udciou exertlons IN
tended to promote and perpetuate universal peace
Resolued, That it be recommended to the Executive
propose to all governments with whom maintain dipio
matte relations and with whom such stpuia-
already the formation of new treaties providing in
honorable manner for the settlement by arb
ration and peaceable award ofa dsagreemens and dim
cultes that may hereafter arise
Objected 10.
Mr. T. moved suspension of the rules for the intro
ducton OF the above resolution; and on his motion ne
House.
The question on the suspension of the rules was then
put, and decided in the negative.
TREATY WITH MEXICO.
Mr.. HOUSTON of Alabama rose and said that having,
on Saturday. objected to the introduction of the resolu-
ton Of the gentleman from Georgia. [Mr STEPHENS Tor
inquiry of the President concerning protocol form
ing part Of the treaty. alleged in the resolution not to
have been ratified by the Senate he desired say that
having since read it, he had objection to its passage,
desiring simply to offer amendment at proper ilme'
which he hoped the gentleman from Georgia would him.
self sustain ,
Thereupon Mr.. STEPHENS moved a suspension of
the rules for the introduction OF resolutions of inquiry
concerning the protocol to the treaty of Guadalupe Hda
co. published in the Union in the House proceedings OF
the Sd inst)
Mr. WENTWORTH demanded the yeas and nays on
this motions which having been ordered the question
was decided in the atfirmative--ayes 1871, noes g.
Mr. STEPHENS then addressed the House at length
in favor Of the adoption Of the resolutions,
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c. s. FOWLER,

IMPORTER of China and Queensware, and
Il dealer in Glassware, Cutlery, Lamps, Candida
bras, Girandoes Walters, Britannia Ware Plated
Ware, &c. &c,
Has received, within the last few months by the
ship Chesapeake, from Liverpool, and otherwise,
upwards Of
400 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his assortment equal TO any in the
country, consisting, in part, as follows, viz:
Gold banded and plain white China Dinner and
Dessert Sets, and detached pieces, consisting of
Casseroles, Compoteers, high and low Baskets, Dish
rs, Plates &C. &c.
Rich and plain Tea Sets, and detached pieces
A variety of Dinner Sets, do do
Beautiful Toilet Sets, do do
Rich and plain Punch Bowls
Rich painted Candelabras
A large assortment of Girandoles
Rich and low priced Vases, Alumet Holders
Plated and other Candestoks, Cake Baskets
Britannia Tea and Coffee Sets, Walters and
Lamps.
Ivory handled Knives, Knives and Forks; thread.
ed and plain, plated and albata Forks
GLASSWARE.--Rich cut and plain Decanters.
Goblets, Champagne, Hook Glasses, Wines Tum-
blers, Cordial Glasses Finger Bowls Salvers Float
Bowls, Dishes, Bouquet Holders, &c
large assortment Of Common Ware at whole
sale and retail, as low IL be purchased in the
country.
Stone Wares at the manufacturers prices
Store in Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street
Dec. l-eoif I'm [Union1
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LOCAL MATTE RS.

CRIMINAL CouRT-Thursday, Dec. 90 United
States vs.. Ready Matthews, free negress-indicted
for keeping disorderly house Verdict, not guilty
Smith, for defence.
dicted in two cases for assault and battery. Yer.
dict, guilty. Morgan, for the defence.
United States VS.. John Congratulated for lar
ceny. Verdict, guilty Morgan, for the defence
CANAL MEETNe.-The directors of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company held meeting
yesterday ut noon, at Gadsby's hotel. The meet
ing, we learn, was very full one.
ADAMS & Co. ExPREss-we refer our readers
TO the advertisement of Adams & Co.'s Express, in
our columns. The reputation of this company il
wide spread throughout the Union, and their
character for promptness and fidelity in the execu-
ton OF orders is well known to our citizens, who
have so literally entrusted them with the execution
of orders
BAYsE's GRAND PANoRAMA Of a Voyage 10 Eu-
rope, Pieo Of London, the Ripe Rhine, &c,
opened for exhibition on Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows Hail. which crowded TO it's ut
most capacity. Our expectations had been excited
TO look for something beautiful. But we had no
idea that we should have 40 rich an enjoyment As
scene after unfolded, its beauties were so
prominent that the audience could not refrain, but
broke out in loud marks of appreciation. All we're
worthy of admiration though we cannot avoid spe-
cifying the views of the Thames Tunnel" as il
appeared the night OF its opening, beautifully
illumnated--the Z" Lord Mayors Show" and the
Storm at Seas specially worthy Of common
dation.
The hall has been lighted with gas--of much adj
vantage TO the exhibition Of panorsmas, as the
room can be Immediately darkened-and the seats
raised upon platform, 20 that all have per-
feet view throughout the room.
STEEL PENs.-To all who use steel pen, and
want good one, we refer them 10 the article man
ufactured by Myer Phineas, and for sale at the
bookstores. We have tried them, of the different
kinds, and find them excellent article and SUI
perior to most Of those previously in our hands.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Sci,


DRAYER BOOKS, in Velvet and Morocco bind
i ings, with clasps.
Oxford and other Bibles do do.
Gilt Books in rich bindings-Albums.
Juvenile and Holiday Books-Colored Toy Books
Amusing Games and dissectcd Puzzles.
Papier Mache Portfolios-M Morocco and Velvet do
Ladies' and Gentemen's writing Desks and
Dressing Cases.
Furnished and plain Work Boxes, Needle Cases,
and Books.
P@fR isy. MA'h' and R'on''d Inf'''ndi'A'' Card
Pearl Folders and Reading Books.
Fancy desk weights and bells.
Pearl, Ivory, Papier Mache, Velvet Card Cases
and Souvenirs.
Velvet and Turkey Morocco Porte Monnoes and
Pocket Books-Cigar Cases:
Pearl Memorandums-Pearl, Glass, and Fancy
Pen-holders.
Rich Papeterie, with Note Papers, Envelopes,
Waters, &c.
Glove boxes-Gold Pens and Pencil Cases.
Lubins Extracts, Cologne Water, Soaps, and
Perfume Bags.
Rogers fine Pen knives, Razors, and Scissors.
Embossed, Lace, Silver edged, and Gilt Note Pa
pers, Envelopes, and Waters.
Fancy and motto Backgammon Boxes.
Wedding Note Paper and Envelopes.
Gold and Silver Paper, Chess Men and Boards.
English, French, and American Cap and Letter
Papers, and Envelopes.
Tooth, Nail, Hair Brushes, and Combs
Transparent Slates-PlayinR Cards
Blank and visiting Cards of all kinds
Visiting Cards neatly engraved and printed.
Blank Books, States, Steel Pens, Quilts, Waters.
Drawing Paper, Lead Pencils, Bristol Boards.
And all other articles in the Stationery line of the
best quality and for sale as low be purchased
anywhere in the country.
WILLIAM r. BAYLY,
Penn. ave, between 18th and 18th sts
Having imported a Stamping Press, he is pre-
pared 70 stamp letter and note paper and envel-
opes with any letters his customers may want.
Dec IInion A. Intei4tiG
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INGENIOUS FRAuD.--The London Times has the
following account Of an extensive and ingenious
fraud attempted in London and other European
cities:
at is necessary again to the mercantile
public against some dexterous persons, who, by
means of forged letters and other documents, are
endeavoring TO obtain advances from foreign bank
ers and their connexions in London. A case has
just occurred in which forged letter, dated New
York, purporting TO be from Baron Roenne, the
representative of the German Central Power in the
United States, was addressed To a firm in London,
and by means Of which it was sought to obtain
credit for $4,000 The letter stated that Mr..
v. Greisheim had been left sole executor to bro
Their in Ohio, who had died with large landed pos
sessions, besides $4,000, which were now lying
at MIR. V. Greisheim's disposal at New York; and
that this MIR. v. Greisheim, who was at present in
Europe, would call upon the firm in question to
make arrangements so as to draw for the amount.
OF course, upon presenting himself, Mr.. V. Cries
helm wished his draught New York to be
cashed but upon this he willing to
wait while it was sent over for collection. The re-
ply from Baron Roenne that he knew nothing
of the parties and the bill was accordingly sent back
protested Meanwhile, however, the pretended Mr.
" Gresheim had started from London to Paris,
whence he had written to the London firm, request
ing them TO hold the proceeds of the bill, soon as
they should be received, at the disposal of his bro
Their in law, Colonel " Obenreiter; and having
obtained their reply, stating that his request should
be attended to, he appears to have gone TO Munich
where, by making Of his original story, coupled
with the letter of the London firm, together with
another and subsequent letter Ito which their sig
natures has been forged) announcing that they
have placed the $40 900 at his credit, he has en-
deavored to negotiate his draft at of the lead
ing houses for $4,000, adroitly protesting not to
desire cash, but simply Frankfort paper to that ex-
tent.
''Here, however, he has also been foled, the
bankers having taken the precaution of writing to
London; but the letters seem to have been so inge
niously fabricated and the entire story well got
up, that without the publicity we have now given
might ultimately be taken off their guard. We
have the means of knowing that the present parties
are not acting singy, but that combined arrange
ments have been for some months past attempted
on the continent to repeat the system of fraud
which was broken up by the Times a few years
back.''
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understand that in a cause recently determined in
the Court Of Appeals of Maryland, it has been de-
cided that deed made by person in embarrassed
circumstances to trustees for the purpose
LIST. To defray the expenses attending the execu-
ton of the trust;
I'd. To pay the several creditors of the grantor
named in a schedule annexed to the deed;
Sd. To pay the claims of such of the grantor's
creditors should, on or before given day, exc
cute and deliver to the trustees full and absolute re-
leases and acquittances of such clams;
4th. If any surplus remain after satisfying the
aforesaid creditors, to apply the to the salts
faction Of the claims of all other creditors of said
grantor, without any distinction or priority
IL void, both at common law and against the
statute IL Eliz., CHI 5.
That deed so void, as to part, is void alto
gcther-Balt american.
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frl- Penmanship for the Million. on
FORTUNE AND EMPLOYMENT GAINED BY THOSE WI
WRITE FIRsT-RATE HAND.

FORTUNE AND EMPLOYMENT GAINED BY THOSE WHO
WRITE FIRsT-RATE HAND.
o. Terms pry Moderate. 90
ID .OPENING OF MR.. BRIST0w'S National
IL Writing Establishment for pupils Of ALL ACES,
day and evening, between 18th and 9th streets on
Pennsylvania avenue, over Csrusi's music store.
(It- To gentlemen OF the different Government
Departments, the corps diplomatic and the inhabi-
tants Of Washington in general
MR. BRISTON, Finishing Writing Master re-
spcctfully announces his RETURN from Rich
mond, and feels the utmost pleasure Of having the
honor, more, of presenting his admired and
superior system of Penmanship to the ladies and
gentlemen OF this city, who, his visit last season,
generously welcomed his arrival with their kind.
ness, confidence and patronage.
The decided success, the immensely of Mr. g
practice for twenty five years past and the univer-
sal estimation in which his method Of teaching il
held, both in Europe and America, is a SURE GUAR
ANTEE for every one, YOUTH and AGE, TO attend his
classes, OPEN DAY AND EVENING, already in
dctipe session. Mr.. b. politely invites early apph
cation, as his stay will be limited.
GENTLEMEN Of all occupations are positively
taught a plendid business hand, at once fluent,
BOLD, RAPID, clear and manly style--no matter
how BAD legiblc or crampcd the writing NAV be
IN ONE COMPLETE COURSE OF LESSONS.
THE LADIES meet at reserved hours; they nc.
duire beautiful, free, graceful, truly delicate and
feminine hand, the only form approved of for epis-
tolary writing. (See specimens at the door, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, north side PRIvATE
tuition given.
N. b. Lord Bacon says: GOOD writing is like
good address to person: il is a letter of credit
and recommendation"
20 Mr.. h. is 10 be seen from a. m TO 3 o. N. if,
or to 8 p. m.
o. vrsrTERs TO the city can take course of
twelve lessons IN four days! Dec l7-dlm
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WASHINGTON CITY AGENCY.

CHARLES ALERT, Attorney at Law, will give
~ his attention 10 the prosecution Of Claims be-
fore Congress and the Executive Departments OF
nee, street, near Treasury Department, Wash
ngton, ID. c.
REFERENcEs
Hon, Daniel Webster, Boston; Hon Robert C.
Winthrop, do; Hon Abbott Lawrence, do; Sam
uel d. Bradford, esq, do; Hon. G. w Lawrence.
New York; Hon. Edward Curtis, do Mesars
Rowland & Aspinwsll do; Messrs. Fox Living
ston, do; Messrs +. & G.. W. Blunt, do; Mcssrs
Alsop 4 Chauncey, do; William s. wetmore esq
do. Hon. James Buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon
George Nj. Dallas, Philadelphia; Hon. j r. niger
soil, do; st George T; Campbell, esq do; b W.
Richards, esq, do; s. Morris VAIN, esq DO; Ste
phcn Baldwin, esq, do; Hon. Louis McLane, Bal
timore; Hon. Robert NJ McLanc do Hon. Robert
j. Walker, Washington Rev. Smith Pyne, do.
r. :. Coke, esq, do; Mcssrs Corcoran & Riggs.
do; Hon jefferson Davis, Mississippi; Hon. Henry
: Foote, do; Hon. s. w Downs, louisiana
Nov, 2q-eodlm
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FANCY GOODS FANCY GoODsiI
WONDERFUL ATTRACTION AT POUDER'

On Pennsylvania aDeaue, merit 10 Cidgen & Co,
(UP STAIRS.
MRS. +. J. P0UDER, impellcd by the liberal
INI patronage accorded TO her on a former occa-
sion, has resumed the occupancy Of the rooms kept
by her last season. where she will be happy 10 show
her friends and patrons the following goods:
Rich Brocadc and Armure Silks Black Water
ed Silks Black and Colored Turk Satins, Mousse
line de LANES, Cashmeres, Fancy Goods for ''Cos-
tunes de BAL" Head Dresses, Caps, and Bonnets,
Guirlaud's Dress Trimmings, Wreaths, &c, Rib.
bons, Laces, and Embroideries, Broche Shaws,
from Sl2 to $780, Scarlet, Crimson, and white
Grape Shawls, from 81 so to SIS.
She asks particular attention 10 her stock of
Sacks, Cloalys, and yistes, which will be found 10
surpass any in the city in elegance and finish
o. fresh arrival of Sacks, Velvet Scarfs, &c,
from New York this day. Dec. I9-3tif
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rHRISTMAS Il NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
~ JOHN H. GIBBS will open during the week a
choice, rich, and varied assortment of beautiful
Holiday GOODS, such as
Work Boxes, Port Feuilles, Writing Desks, and
Writing Cases
Odor Cases, Toilet Flacons.
Card Trays.
Silver, Mother Of Pearl, Shell, and Enameed
Card Cases
Mother of Pearl and Ivory Tablets, for balls and
other purposes.
Silver, gilt, and plated Bouquet Holders.
Very elegant and fashionable Evening Fans
Cigar Cases, Porte Monnaies, and Purses.
An assortment of fine Jewelry, such Finger
rings, Medalions, Breastpins, Ear rings, &c
Gold and Silver Pencils, Pens, Penholders, &c.
Fancy Fruit and Flower Baskets; and
A great quantity of other pretty and useful art-
cles to which the attention of the public is respect
fully invited. JOHN II. GIBBS'S,
Fancy store, Penn av., between 9th and 10th SITS.
Dec. lS-6tif
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ADAMS d Co.'S EXPRESS,

Office in Washington, Psnnsyioania auenus, beio,r
-Four and a-hag street.
rTNHE unrvalled Expresses 20 and from Baltimore,
Il Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the
Eastern cities, continue to run with great regular
ity and with mail speed.
Parties ordering goods from the East will do
well TO bear in mind To order by adams g. Co. s
Express. Our line is the only one running with the
mails from New York and Washington; and par
ties ordering goods through may rely upon al
ways receiving their goods from twelve TO twenty
four hodrs in advance ofall other means.
For the convenience of persons residing in the
upper part Of Washington, we have established a
Recurring Office at No. 2, Browns Hotel, where
packages will be received and rcceipted for. and
any information given in regard To our lines.
Our Wagons will call for and deliver goods in
any part Of Washington or Georgetown free Of add-
tonal charge. p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec 2l-eol0t Penn. avenue below a. ri.
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MO. D, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET
~ Have constantly on hand full assortment of
Family Groceries.
Extra New York Family Flour.
Do. do superfne Flour
Do. hulled Buckwheat.
Rye Flour, Graham Flour.
Unbolted Flour, (whte wheat)
| Fresh ground Dat Flour.
Standard loaf, crushed, granulated, and ground
| Sugars.
Old Government Java Maracaibo Mocha Rio
and st. Domingo Coffee
Fine Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson Old
Tyson, Hyson Skin, Colony, and Poucong Teas.
Superior Butter, selected from Orange county
diaries.
Sapsago, Parmesan sicilian, Pine Apple, lmita-
ton English and Goshen Cheese
Genuine Boston, extra Oyster Butter Soda and
Water Crackers, wine Biscuits
No and No. 2 Mackerel, in 25 h. kits
Barrels and barrels Goldfish, Salmon, Tongues,
Sounds, and Dunfsh
Scaled Herrings in boxes.
Bleached winter sperm, lard, and whale OIL
Sperm, patent sperm, adamantine, and mould
Candles, assorted sizes.
A variety of fancy Mats, Brooms, Buckets, Bas-
kets, &c.
Pure ground Spices of all kinds
Spices of all kinds in grain.
Spanish and French Olives, Paragon Vinegar,
mushroom, walnut, and tomato Catsup, mixed
Pickle Gerkins, and English Pickles, assorted
Preserved Lines, Guaya Jelly and assorted Fruits
| in strip.
Cranberries, Raisns, Figs, Currants.
Marseilles and soft shell Almonds, Shellbarks, Fill
berts, Walnuts, Pecan Nuts, Ground Nuts, and
Genoa Citron.
Worcestershire, Harvey, Reading, and pepper
Sauce, India Sol, Anchovie, Shrimp, Cavier, and
Boter Pastes.
Extract of Lemon, Marjoram, Celery, Nutmeg.
Vanilla, Almond, Cinnamon, Cloves, Rose, Ginger,
| Lemon Peel, Mace, Thyme, Nectarine, Peach,
Mint, Orange Peel, and Savory, of superior quality
| Sweet Oil, Currie Powder, Horseradish, Ancho-
| yies, Sardines, Orange Flower, Rose and Peach
| Water, Bay Rum Salad Dressing, Cooper's Celia
tine, Leghorn, star, chip, and seed Maccaroni, Yer
mice
| French, Spanish, and Homeopathic Chocolate,
| Farina Tapoca, Rice Flour, &c.
| With many other desirable articles to which we
| would solicit attention. For sale by
| Dec. l0-9teof JOHN b. KIBBEY & CO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.

COLUMBIA, q, % DEC, 70, 1913,
The following resolution was passed yesterday,
Dec. 10, by both Houses of the Legislature OF South
Carolina
g Resoip6d, That we cordially approve the course
refused 10 vote for any member of that body as
Speaker, in the slightest degree tinctured with I'M
soupdness upon the slavery question; and that we
fully respond to the sentiment OF our delegation,
expressed by one of them that if slavery be abol-
ished in the District of Columbia by Congress- or
the Wilmot proviso he adopted, the Union would
be dissolved"
The Legislature of Georgia has adjourned, TO be
called together in case of necessity, with regard to
the action of Congress- after it shall have been or
gained, in reference to the question of slavery.
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.

A FESTIVAL will be held at the new building
"A ofSt. Vincents Orphan Asylum, corner of 10th
and G streets, to commence on the 26th of this
month, and to end the night of the LIST of Janu.
airy. Refreshments will be provided, and variety
of useful and ornamental articles will be offered for
sale by the ladies' As the proceeds of the Festival
will be applied to the finishing of the new Asylum,
much wanted for the accommodation of the Sis
ters of Charity, and the little orphans under their
charge, it is expected that the public will give it
their attention and patronage.
Dec l2-eotJan.I
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.sExtremus Ingens venditio Publican

A CARD.-The Ladies and gentlemen of Wash
IA ington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, re-
spectfully invited to call Thursday morning, goth
inst, and examine the most magnificent collection
of Rich French China, Bohemian, Dresden Platina,
and Chinese Fancy Goods; Silver Plated Ware;
Fine Jewelry; Rosewood, Ebony, and Papier
Mache Furnished Boxes, &c. All of which will be
sold by catalogue, without reserve at our Saloon on
Thursday, Friday Saturday, and Monday even
ngs next. Sale TO commence each evening at o.
O'Clock precisely. +. c. & G. f. DYER.
Dec. 10
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COsHEN BUTTER, FRUIT, SC.
VI 10 frkins and tubs choice Goshen and Welsh
Butter.
100 whole and half boxes bunch Raisins.
20 do boxes layer do do.
800 lbs. Zante Currants.
10 trails soft-shell Almonds.
cases Genoa Citron.
3 do assorted Preserves.
10 boxes Sicily Lemons.
10 kegs Malaga Grapes.
Received and for sale by
MIDDLETON & BELL,
Dec. 2l--eo2wif op.INationa Hotel.
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II ESIGNlNG to locate himself permanently in
~ this city, the subscriber has resumed the work
of instruction in the lecture of the First Bap
fist Church. 10th street. and respectfully solicits
share of public patronage.
Thorough instruction will be given in the usual
English branches, (including Book keeping, &c,
with view to business,) in a full Classical or
Mathematical course, preparing for advanced
class in College. Parents may rely the most
morals well the development Of the mental
powers.
Lessons in French and Spanish by Professor L.
Dovilliers; in Drawing and Painting by Professor
II. Gibson.
M. Nourse, 18th street, or at the Lecture Room.
Dec. 3-2aw3wif J. E NOURSE