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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Nov. 30.
We herewith furnish you with the current prices for
some leading articles In market.
BACON scarce, clear sides 10 90 luItc; hams II %
121Ec: shoulders 40 Skc. Hoes &c net, dull. The
weather Is warm and quite unfavorahle slaughter
ing. LARD, in bbls Toe. GoRS G0c from store WHEAT
20 a. Doc u bu FLOUR 1928 40 2,jO u sack. FEArH.
Frs Doc, scarce, and iH good demand.
Very respectfully, SEAGO & ABBOTT,
90: lmisSion MerchdntS, AAfnfd, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03

:sS" The lsraeiite, published in Cincinnati,
says that an American farmer in the vicinity
of Sioux City, Iowa, has with his whole fami-
ly embraced Judaism. lie performed cir
cumcsion on himself, and now lives strictly
in accordance with the rules of the Mosaic
law
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03

,9s- A wag says that no dosen't care n
fg whether they get amy currents through
the Atlantic cable or not, but he would like n
few fresh dates.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03

.ag man came very near diving in Cali
forna, by putting on pair Of clean stock
ings and drinking glass of cold water
an experiment he had not tried for many
years before.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03
Furnishing Goods.

& FURNISHING GOCuS.
0LD Dn.ULsTON' COFEEE y'OTs.
The best Coffee Pot in use-makes strong and
fin" favored Coifrc--all sizes, from to 20
quarts.
Coffee IIcclas and Coffee Bisgns;
Coffee and Tea Urns aud Pots. common tin,
block tin and lriltania;
Shoyels and Tongs;
Fire Irons in sctis;
Fire Iron stands;
Plate Warmers, some very handsome;
Coal Vases, l'llet aud lowered
Coal Scuttles Common, Japanned, Copper
and Brass;
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets;
Bath Tubs, all kinds:
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs;
Wash Bowls, plain tin block tin, zine and
glass coated.
Spitroons, iapnnned, zinc, painted, Britain.
ma, china and iron;
Cake and Sugar Boxes, all kinds;
Cash Boxes, with lock and key;
Knife Boxes and Baskets;
Spoon aud Fork Boxes, lined;
Spice Boxes. square and roCnd;
Candlesticks, common tin, jjapanned, iron,
britannia. brass aud plated
Lamps for Kitchens, Lard lamps, Britain.
mia and Mi ers Lamps;
Conf oil Lamps, all sizes, for burning Coal
Oil, the best and cheapest light in use;
Chatting Dishes;
Steak Dishes;
Oyster Dishes and Oyster Sauce Pans;
Soup Tureens of Block Tin;
Soup Ladies' Block Tin and Britannia
Egg Boilers aud Poachers;
Egg and Cake Turner's, iron and block TIM
Britannia Cigar Lighters and Cups;
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03
Notice.
Negro at Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue of the power in me vested. r
ID will, on Saturday, the 18th day of De.
cember next, at the Courthouse door in
Athens, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder.
for cash in hand, NEGRO MAN named Pc.
ter, aged about As years, to satisfy judg.
ment and costs which Gregory d King obtain.
ed er:;:::.s;s :" =. l., Adams. before VIM II. Bal
lew, Esq. Levied on as the property of said
W. l.. Adams WIN. FOSTER, ID. Sheriff..
Nov Is, ls5S-3t-rrs fee 5000
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J1uest received,

JInrst EEoCCivod,
GSPIRITS of Turpentine; Citrate Mngnesia;
- Alcohol Rochelle Salts;
Copal Vurnish Tartaric Acid;
Cubebs ground; Rushtons Cod Liver Oil;
Fine Brandy and Jamaica Spirits;
600 feet first quality window Glass, Shy 10;
$40 feet first quality window Glass, Toby 12;
400 feet first quality Window Glass, 12 by IS;
200 rs Willie Lead IN on.
On hand good a supply OF Paints. Oil and DyeStUfs;
and various other Medicines too tedious to MENTION
Aug 20 WM BURNS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 30.
BACON, stock light sides held at o. hams, canvased,
129 "a l3c. BUTTER, scarce, 20 "a 25c. Lam "a gsc.
Corn in sacks, 40 ~ I5c. APPLES green, 75c; dried
81 u hu. PEACHES, dried unpeeled 50; peeled AZ 90
POTATOES, Sweet 5Oc; Irish Doc. WHEAT 60 % IOc.-
Representatives.
NASHVILLE November 80.
BAcoS-Demand small, stock light, but little Offering
Shoulders % % G}Gc; hams 10 % l019c clear sides
SEC. LARD, in moderate demaud, at So 90 De- FEATn
ERs-we quote Feathers at 4Oc. WnEAT-For prime
wheat buyers are oirerng75 for red; sue for white.
G.R in bbs 90 DC, 4 less in lds n. Y. Coffee SUI
CARS II a l2c; crushed and powdered l2 "a IL; loaf ~
@ lic. COFFEE, Rio llle a. l219c and dull; Laguyra
lie; Java 20c.-D,iHy Nelcs.
COLUNBus, GA, Nov. 30.
BAcoS, stock on hand light and prices advancing
clear sides II a. Ike; hams l3 6D l3hc; shoulders
Zoe, and scarce. LARD, good supply in market-woie-
sale in bbls. II 20 l2Hc. FEATHERS, fair supply and
we quote at 5Oc.-ERQHirer.
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Monroe Co. agricultural Society.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ will he held at the Court house in the
town of Majsonvile, on the First Monday in.
January, 1859, to determine at what point
the Fairs of said Society shall be held, 81
winch time aud place Officers Of said Society
will be elected for the ensuing year. ~
WILLIAM Nj. STAKELY, PYs8k g
Nov 10, ls5s-6t-53Q 49,. 4
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Athens Female College.

TENlIE Second Quarter OF the First Session of the
Il Athens Female College commences on the 18th OF
this month, a week from EeNt Monday.
N. B.-Tuition will be charged only from the time OF
admission.
Board can he obtained in the family Of the President
r elsewhere, for any number that will apply.
Nov 3, IS5S-tf-52s +, R0WLEY, Pres't.
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S,Slo Prizes
NaaA.L.I LInn Il..i.a L. L.. " a
Approximation PRICES.

500 frizes, amounting to ...........s32O.OOO
Whole Tickets t10-Hdires5- Quarters az.
~ A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will he sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving It.
Certificates ~ Pdckdges will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk
Of poct, of MI
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p5- liberal discount n,nde 20 Bookseifefs. o53D1
tours, Einsters and sunday Schools. Tor aash st41
tances. satisfactory notes o. reference.
n5- SMITH 8 wHILorN. Depository Agents. n
mail book ordered from this list receipt Of q
price annexed.
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Mount Harmony High School

u UT N-sNEVrs stIfN 4 FEfIUEVNs
YuNlIE Filth Session of this Institution will commence
a on Monday, January 18th, next.
TERMS, per SesSOH OF 81 iceekS, pdydbis Onchdlf
in ddrdnce, ana balance at close Of he Session
Spelling, Reading and Writing. $500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Com
position aud Defamation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Mathematics Natural Sciences, Logic, Rhetoric, Sc 1000
Contingent Fee, in advance, 25
Boarding per week, (wasing extra) ........... 30
No student admitted for less than half session, and
deductions made for lost time, except in cases of
prOtracted sickness. 5. p. HALE, Pr'pl.
Nov &c, 1855 -3n-53l
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Cast Iron Cooking Stoves,

great variety of best make.
COOKING RANGES FOR COAL. three sizes;
COOKING STOVES FOR COAL;
DINING ROOM STOVES;
OPEN Il AIR TIGHT FRANKLIN STOVES;
DWARF FRANKLIN STOVES FOR DINING
AND SERVANTS ROOMS;
CANNON d. RADIATOR STOVES for COAL;
BOX STOVES FOR HALLS, CHURCHES, &c;
SEVEN & TEN PLATE STOVES for SHOPS;
IRONING STOVES AND CHARCOAL FUR
NACES;
EUREKA COAL STOVES;
PHOENIX COAL STOVES;
FLUTED BOX STOVES, &C., &c.
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j. w. Wilson's Column.
Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves,

HOME MANUFACTURED, and warrant
ed as good aud convenient for cooking
as any stove made in the United States. |
make four sizes suitable for Families. Hotels
aud Plartations--are fitted with hot water
attachments and all the vessels made in best
manner.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03

Ne,C Orleans, Nov 30-Cotton sales to
day $1,000 bales. The steamers n avs caused
great frmness. Sales of three days $500
baeS; receipts at this port ahead of last yeal
llS,000 bales. Exchange on London 74aS
New York sixty days lfa2; New York sight
8al discount. Flour 5 90.
Memphis, Nov 30.-The Little Rock Rail
road was open to Madison to-day.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

DOUGLAS AND BREcKGNRGDiG.-As an evidence Of
the earnest desire of prominent democrats through
out ihe country 10 see Judge Douglas elect d, al
though they saw fit to differ with him on the Lccomp-
ton question, writer in the ST. Louis Republican.
learns from gentleman Just from Kentucky, that
the leaders of the democracy of that state express
themselves as exceedingly anxious that he may tri'
umph over Lincoln and Black Rcpublicanism at the
approaching election in Illinois. Among other dis
tingnisbed Administration Democrats in Kentucky
who sympathise with Mr. Douglas in his present con-
test, we would mention that Vice President Brecken
ridge, not only declares openly that he desires the
Judges election, but says that he is ready 10 90 to
Illinois to assist him In his canvass If his services arc
needed. We predict that before the election takes
place, there will not be found prominent democrat
in the Union who will not admit that the interests
the Union and the Democratic party, demand the re
election of Stephen A, Douglas to the Senate
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
fAnNEIKrISEMENT.l


AT a meeting Of the members OF the Mosaic Concert
the following series of resolutions were adopted:
Whereas II has pleased Almighty to send in our mid'o
one capable to illustrate the old saying, tlnt "won!.
drrs will never cease" nasmuch Ms In the days Of
Inlnnm Of old, an Ass was iouud that could speak.
Int that in The author Of said programme Of the
Mosaic Concert nh was found that to the iacul
" Of speaking. adds that of writing. And where
~, il IL we'll known that members of that species
make themselves known by voici both musical
and harmonious, therefore
BE /, Resolved 1hn, we hail with joy the accession
10 onr Concert of one so well skilled in the usc of
sounds
Resolved That IA a token Of gratitude, we vote to
hat being a medal of leather TO b. manufactured out
Of the hide of Thompaon's colt with the inscription
on one SIDE the likeness Of two of his brethren aud
him advancing TO meet them. loyiuy hailing at last
We three have met again.
! Resolved That the members of the Mosaic Concert
.rrpnadc the author of the programme nj his resi-
drncc the old clover field So the LETT to the tune Of
!" Does Your mother know you're ont
A motion so treat that individual with contempt
wa. tabled by a unanimous vote as pcntcncc too
| good for him ,,,...,.,.,. :,
Som kEorr. Secretary
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

BURNING OF THE CHRYsrAL PALAcE.-The Chrystal
Palace in New York City, was destroyed by fire on
the night of the 9Th instant. The entire loss is va
riously estimated; one dispatch making It S'9o'ooo
Of which the loss on the building was sZ5oooo and
the goods on exhibition. S5O0,05O Another place
it being over million Of dollnrs. The articles and
goods destroyed of the most costly description
1t is supposed 10 have been the work Of an incenda
ry. The whole amount of insurance on the building
and its contents is only 1000.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
THE CROPS, WEATHER &c.

What was so long and so much desired, rain, to
lay the dust ifno more has been given us during the
past week. Never was SO long absent visitor more
cordially greeted. And now, it has passed the at
mosphere Is COOL bright and clear, with all the nd
cations of an early frost If the fight of cranes be
sign, large flock, travelling south, passed over oil
Thursday evening
There is nothing more 70 say about the crop. II il
short, and our planters apparently satisfied with The
prices, are hurrying it to market.
The health of the town still continues good.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

The MORTALITY IN New ORLEAxs.--The whole num-
ber of iDtermcnts for the week ending Sunday, the
Sd inst. at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ, was $40. or these $50
died of yellow fever.
The total number of deaths for the thirty hours
ending Monday the Atm inst, vas 80, being twenty
one more than exhibited by the report of last week,
for the same period.
The deaths for the twenty four hours, ending Taes
day at noon, were reported to be G9
We continue the table OF last week.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
RUNAWAY In J.NlE.

WAS COMMITTED III the Parish Jail on the lst
w orOriobpr, q negro MutaNn, whg says that her
name is
hpELtNE
and that ahc belongs 70 Charles Il stewart yh, lives
mar Wondvillt MIL. Said woman Il q yellow
brown complexion. about y years q ne". hve feet
two inches IN hoght. and walksu little Hlnc shc says
from a white swelling
The owner Of said negro i requested 10 come for
wand. rru,n property las charges. aud tax" h.nl
aWny. Nh Ar Win Nv d"nlt With according ~ JAW.
VII b JOSEPH WHITEHEAD. Swlrr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

re- The allies of the black republicans Of Illinois.
in this state, are pouring out their yas Of wrath and
billingsgatc upon Douglas with the most pompous
self approval. Wonder if the course of the comet
has been affected thereby?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
Saturday Morning, October 8. 1858.
AN ACT RELATIVE TO JUDICIAL. ADVERTISE
NENTS.

SEC. 2-Beh further enacted. Sc. That when there
are two or more newspapers published in the parish
the defendant shall have the right OF sElEcrlNG THE
NEWSPAPER in which the advertisement is TO BE- made.
II done within three days after the notice of such pro
ceedings or the seizure made under the process. II
the defendant neglect to select, then the PLAINTIFF
SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO 20 so.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

m. The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, in session
at Baltimore has received reports Of the state of the
Order in the United States for the past year. Thr
only states which report a positive prosperity ar
New jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, aot
Louisiana. and Canada West In Canada East tn
order has died out; in New York it makes no pro
grcss, while in Virginia and Kentucky there is per
ceptible falling off.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

BIAcKwocp's MAoAzINE.-From the publishers of
the American reprint Of this sterling literary Journal
Leonard Scott & Co. New York. we have received
the September number. Contenis
Cherbourg-The Spectacle.
What will he do with IL? Continued,
Respiration and Suifocaton.
The Light on the Hearth.-Part |.
A Parochial Epic
John Company's Farewell to John Bull.
The Commons at Chcrbourg-Ry one Of themselves
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

STRucK DEEP-A London letter writer says thor'
is in that city young lady from Baltimore who Is
the most beautiful woman in the British dominions
She is the dream of the poet-lhe beau ideal of tn,
painter. the unequalled heavenly mould OF the nspi
red sculptor Her eyes reflect both heaven and eartl
and are more brilliant than either" The fellow must
be in love-
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

zste Asan instance OF the brotherly love" which
cparactcrizes some Of the 50 called "CbrIsian Re-
formers" is The following: A reverend gentleman
from Louisiana. was by resolution invited to take
seat in Sabbath convention recently held IN Cncin
natt He did so. but few moments afterwards, 9
member arose and wanted to know, whether by invi
ting a Louisiana preacher among them they INTENDED
to endorse slavery. The Convention rcconsldere'
the vote directly and the Louisianian was excommu
nicatcd without delay
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

ny" The educational statistics of the United States
show that there are four millions of youth of thi,
country connected with the various educational inst
utons of the country in the different States. Their
teachers number over one hundred and fifteen thou
sand, aud the annual current expenses are estimated
to be about fourteen million Of dollars
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

52f5" Was not the Baton Rouge Advocate in favor
of GOV. Walker of Kansas, up to very short period
before Mr.. Buchanan's Kansas Message?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

REMovAI-Mr. +. Taenzer. Photographic ana Por.
trait Painter has removed to the Union Hotel Ban
Room. See Advertisement
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

Exrt osIoN or r1r NAyAt. MAGAZINE AT llAvhNA,-oOI
the 10Th ult at haltpast p ". the Naval Magazine
At Havana situated at the head OF the harhor con
laining over one hundred and d5ty thousand pound
of gnnpowdur .cytta, hundred loaded shells, togeth
rr with large quantity " rockets fireworks %e"
cyplodgd The sagtN aai tt.tss rs described by the
residents Of the city. WAS ra'y awful
Thus far there has been touud IN the ruinsond about
the grounds Is dad bodies. AID los wounded four
Of which died shortly after b.n- removed to the Hos
pital.
For some moments the air was dilcd with all dcs
crpton. ofdesrcttyc N s-l.s and stones, shells, Nc
we're projected ong distance from the building and
into the hay.
No damage was done to thp vessels at anchor. The
dead bodies Of three coolies were blown through the
air TO the slope Of Fort Aares, nearly quarter Of
mile off.
There were upwards of three hundred persons EN-.
ployei on the new sugar warehouse in the immediate
vicinity of the disaster, mostly coolies, and among
them the loss fife aud limb appears TO have been
the greatest OF the military guard Of the magazine
consisting ofa sereant aud sixteen men ouly -four
remain Many bodies are, no doubt yet under th'
ruins and in the waters Of the harhor.
The destruction Of the fine pile of sugar warehouses
some twenty building. several Of which were iinishc'
aad others in Of construction, scomplct 10
4 thing now remains but mass of stones and ribb,l
, The conclusion was 50 great ~ destroy the gaso
meter rendering the las works for The present entire
y useless and will rqurcat least three months bcior
i the city can lie lighted Every resident i moro Q
I H. affected hy tic Shock, Several building sustain
!, IA great damage Among the number wa- the rrs
# drnce Of Don Domingo Adama fronting the Mtar
< Parade Ground the house Of Don Jose hara Boa
ia. and the cd fee Of thc Royal Elu.uomical Socct,
n THE pinrio H. Ia Marina " hc son. n noticing h
II event. SAYS: The attention ann r,lic AFFORDED y
the authorities Of our city, directed by Cap,ljn.Gct
y erai Concha in person. who Was iy accident ~ tl
immediate yi.inity AT the time AID The first on u
y ground after the xflo,ion where he remained unit
o' r ~ and engaged ne whole force of marinas. ir
men and military corps which were at his disposition
q and hy I- energy ard encouragement to the troop
n d great service our naval corps. with their usu
" energy also distinguished themselves on the occasio
Meanwhile there was no neelcct To protect the pa
o. IL security the city being left IN perfect darkuy~
i The night-watchc~ were posted at haipas sx WhiC
!, |, to bc TIE ca>e until proper lights are restore
u The whole force Of III policea and large detichmea
ii Of infantry and cavalry are duty during the Mig
d 10 guard The city against robbery or ditnrbancc
N the public peace With these precautions tae civ
VI perfectly Safe
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

173~ TAr $ashyil Union says that novel 'nci
dem occurudal tie Marshall County Fair which wn
not lad down in the programme. coupl" pre-. I
cd tn m.elye. ard worc married in the amlhlnonie
in the presence Of hundreds Of spectators. lh'0
no premium was offered for such an exhibition -
parties went their way ookigas if each had Obtain
I'd prize above all price.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

NEGRO KIILED.-A negro man. named Daniel be-
longing to Allen Chapman. met With bis death at the
plantation Of Mrs. Rourk on Wednesday night last
under the following circumstances as ELECTED IN the
examination before the Coroner. Col. I. l.. McGhee
Mr. Peter Green the overseer Of Mrs. Rourk, was ma
king his usual nightly examination of the negro cab
ins, in one Of which he discovered Daniel. knowing
him to be runaway. he sent for rope. to secure
him As soon as the messenger left. Daniel rushed
from the cabin, but was arrested by Mr.. Green. a
violent struggle ensued, Daniel cutting at the over
seer with knife. avowing bis determination to die
befoi he would be taken. In defending himself and
with the view only of subdung Dan, Mr. Green cut
him in two places in the back. of which wounds, the
jury of inquest, after post-mortem examination ar
rived at the conclusion, that he came by his DEATH
Mr.. Green was brought before II. B. Chase, Esqr'
and bound in the sum Of $500 to appear at the next
term of the District Court.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

RussA's NEW NAvM. STATION IN THE MEpTERRANE-
AN.--The fact that Russia has gained toolhod IN
the Mediterranean by the requirement OF naval
station, has caused considerable comment in the En-
ropean journals, Russia has got the lease of Villa
Franca for twenty-five years 10 come. at the fixed
rate of four millions Of francs annual payment ini,
the Sandman Exchcquer. 1t comprises capacioa'
and well sheltered harbor, capable of accommodating
thirty ships of the line within ten miles Of France
two from Nice and in the most favorable position 70
becoming small Sebastopol in the heart Of the Med
tteranean, Notwithstanding the jealousy of tn
Western powers, Russian policy seems to be marked
with success at every step, and she is steadily secu
ring advantages which will place her in position
to be consulted, when important political change
either in Europe, or Asia, are to be effected.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

The HEIR 10 TIE fRtNCH InRoNE.-The Green Bay
Advertiser say thai The only son Of the late Rev +
Williams. and Of cours the true heir to the throne
of France. i. now engaged as a pilot on one of th'
Lake Wlnuebago steamers. lie il a fine looking
yonng man. bears a striking resemblance TO ms IAN
cr but is too modest to urge his claims.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

Gas'- The Chess game between Mr. Morphy and Mr.
Herwtz at Paris is being continued -Four game
had been played and each had won two. Tha first
who wins seven games is to be considered the con
qneror, The amount o: the stakes is 80 francs.
Later accounts add another game for Morphy.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

asy- Hon. William Preston of Kentucky has been
appointed by the President minister to Spain.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
PHOTOGRAPH & OIL PAINTING

UNION HOTEL BALL ROOM.
HAVING LOCATED in the Town of Clinton, for
III the purpose OF executing all orders in the above
art th subscriber respectfully solcits share of the
public patronage Portraits taken by the phoogra'
pbc process, painted upon canvass of any size or
proportion from life or faithfully copied and enlars.
I'd from Dagunrreotypcs or other pictures.
Buildings. landscapes, military or civic companies,
photographed at reasonable rates
The public generally, are invited TO call at his
room. at the Union Hotel Ball Room and examine
specimens Of his art.
sent Al f. TAENZER