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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Georgia Railroad Disaster.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 3l.1hs morning the train from Macon
to Columbus of the track two miles from tho latter
city The fireman and wood -passer killed. and G
w Smith, the engineer, had his jaw broken The pas
sengers uninjured.
The morning train from Columbus for Macon ran off
the track at Odums Mills where the culvert had been
washed away. j. Ii. Miller, the engineer, fireman. wood
passer, and Conductor Smell wer, killed Several pas
sengers drowned but the number and their names
are yet unknown. About dozen were saved and it is
supposed there about thirty the train
The intelligence brought by of the train hands
and his statement is rather confused Further partcu-
lars expected.
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Markets.

Nxw YoRk, Dec 3l.--Cotton is steady-saes Of 200
bales. Flour Is dull sales of 5000 barrels State
81 20 81 40 Ohio, So 40 IS so; southern, 81 rs
50 so. Wheat is frmsales of 10 900 bushels mixed
Wisconsin, 81 49, Corn qnetsales of lO,5oO bushels
mixed ~ cents afoat Pork is heavy old mess $l7 u
SIT 10 new. SIT 624 prime, $l3 SO. Lard Is quiet
at III liz cents. Whskey is quiet at 243 cents Su-
gar is quiet. Coffee is irnsaes of 6, 900 bags at 10
lot cents there was difficulty between importers and
dealers which was settled by allowing tare per cent
Molases is quiet Orleans, 3G4 81 cents. Spirits OF
tnrpcntne is dull at 4sA cents Rosn is quiet 81 90
Rice is quiet.
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LIME EDITIONS OF ENGLISH AND AMERI

Historians Poetry &he Drama and Belle
atoecton which approaches
editions q tho standard French authors finely
family Bbcs both English and editions
Bto aud Prayer Boaks ga morocco, velvet ALBUMS
French and Eagsh Drawing Books and collection al
beautifully o the day many permanent
value undersigned extremely prices
" imported from Europe by himself
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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/. DINNER PARTIES

hINNEK PARTIES will be furnished to families
IL ass 81 and t5 head they prefer first class
French their residence dinner them
at the moderate charge Of 81 for his services
Those wishing pbic IL marketing have the
market affords o their houses prices.
dishes will be OF the for
who desire H. guaranty furnish better dinner than
establishment the city saving of 25
@ GAUT1ER, l52 Penn. av.,
Dec 16--2meoif between 18th and 18th streets.
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1adicsThe second division OF the Engsh
tire will comprise notices OF distinguished
Caroline Epoch the Georgian Era The introductory lecture %
htoh viii be delivered tho class 800
li and 18th Wednesday, January 18th, II O'Clock
regular clnss hour when ladies Interested literary
creations lnyed to attend.
The Of Professor Aclecds private school viii 70,
samed on Monday, January sd, ate O'Clock.
Jan l-apf
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Effort to Lynch a Murderer.

ATLANTA, (Ga,) Dec. 81. Mr. Webb, q bailii was
shot and killed at noon to-day, by w. A. Choice. A
public meeting held in the court house this evening
to determine whether the law should take its course or
whether Choice should be hung Immediately The mob
assaling the calaboosc The excitement is at
high pitch
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81 The public reception to-day by the President Of
the United States win commence az IL clock, at which
hour in conformity with police arrangements the gates
OF the enclosure viii be opened The reception viii ter
inmate at o'clock precisely. Carriages win approach
the Presidents house by the east gate
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Tl0OTH- ACHE CURED EFFECTUALLY AND
without the least danger OF relapse the application b
t.'fr C. H. VAN PATrEN NJ d.,
Near tho corner flenp avenue and 18th st.
Jan 1-3t- Opposite the new Treasury extension.
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T,H POLICE intend to call His Honor Mayor Berret
this morning, in full uniform before they go on duty
strong has been detailed for the preservation of
order ut the Executive Mansion
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NEW YORK HERALD. DAILY TIMES TR

IN bune, News Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA Ledger AZ
reveh on evening of day Of publication Single copies for sale or
Delivered at the residences evening
New York Ledger Mercury Of Union Gleason
Line oil sltteshp, Balou's Pictorial Magazine Home
Journal and all other Philadelphia New York. weekly
papers received and for SALE delivered promptly shscrbcrs
ished. D. i IrsJInp & ~, ~ rS
ZIG Penn avenue, under Wllards' Hotel and
Nov2o-ati 43S Penn. avenue, Az street.
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POSTPONED. The lecture which 10 have been de-
vered by Mr. Clemson last evening, at the Smithsonian
Institution, very udiciosy postponed account
the weather The subject 'WA.~ its Constituents and
Connexions, needed no illustration last evening
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ls5s.-A HAPPY NEW YEAR -ls5s

looo--A liAffl NEW lEAh.
As write, the OLD YEAR-- having concluded his
Christmas carousa is giving up the ghost and before
congratulations meet the eyes Of reades the
New YEAR viii have been Installed Alas that our en-
joyment is qualified by sadness and that step upon
the threshold of So must turn back TO gaze with
greet upon 3d. with its sad memories and unreaized
hopes lis departed souls and its wasted moments
And now, A Happy Rew Iearl Throwing behind us
recoectons of the past let confidently and oyously
enter upon another twelve month 1t Is a season for
bright hopes and FOR the formation of good resolutions
the universal birthday of Time and worthy OF being we'll
kept Congratulations exchanged every hand the
rigid of toll is relaxed the knitted brow OF care
softens with smile, and under the warm influence of
good cheer laughing faces, and general hilarity New
Years is indeed Happy day. Let it be enjoyed, not
abused
Those who have no friends greet them no fresdes
festive cheer should be remembered All OF us have
accounts opened to-day upon the books of the
cording angel and ii is well to bear in mind that he
that giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord"
Neither must forget the little people, to whom the
Christmas holidays have been meteorological failure
for they been kept prisoners within doors du
ring their vacation by the AngloSaXon fog and rain
Let the winter of their discomfort be made glorious
mer by New Years Gifts unstintingly bestowed and
they in return with radiant smiles and grateful hearts,
will echo compliments of the season,
AS for the carrer-b boys of the Uao who month after
month have deposited it at the doors Of subscribers
feel confident that they will be kindly remembered and
furnished with supply of holiday change upon the pre-
sentation of their Addresswhch it is but fair state
was kindly furnished the curriers' two hours notice by
its writer rather than that they should be disappointed
LscrunS FOR THE LADIES. Our lady readers win not
fail 1--WE hope) To notice the Of Prof Donald
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ny JAS. @. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

ny VEAS' =. WCUUTRE az Co, lAUCIIOnceFS.
FlWUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
ArE-By virtue Of deed of trust bearing
Gay OF october A. d. 1886, and duly s.
oi oo al &C. the Washington county
" we VIII sell at public auction Thursday January 1859
ha past four O'Clock In front OF the premises part
numbered two and three
ee IN the city Of Washington d. c. the said part having
front OF AZ feet north depth
inches.
lie above property desirable
Inc city, and being sufficiently
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash. hy dollars must
PAID down ut the tmc Of SALE and
ments SIX twelve and eighteen months after the sale
interest," and secured by deed
tee Terms Of complied Ave DAYS the
trustee the right p
WIN II. WARD, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE a co
Zee ia Auctioneers.
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Guardian society Report for the CLOSE Of 1888

7TNHIS Society cOmmehced Operations the TAIL OF
i 1853 Finding many who could persuaded 10 attend
Of the churches sond their children Of tho Sunday
willing
meetings established In their localities supply
Succeeding beyond expectations encouraged
ill
religious worship which till scholars
prepared and willing generally
churches Two three months
the scholars then admitted into the district schools
sonary thirty three trustees financial
teachers coipoaur Two petitions
incorporation have each signed by 500 ci
passed the Senate and would
but for special Of business
Employment found for tho been
entirely from the support public paupers who
able work. good homes have found
children much relief in food clothing given
Inquiry circumstances and habits applicants
been immediately and carefully made prevent
imposition and give only the deserving.
All have credited the a.
dited and approved.
widows much needed city would also be
temporary females when seeking
uutc children till permanent homes be found
closing called nescapAe responsible
ties OF the u members OF socet, the younger
word TO the wise Is sufficient M, NORTHROp
Jan lit Financial Agent
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Bds-Thc Rev. Il. II. Cumpston, of Virgini, -
preach In the Western Presbyterian church ~
% January at IL O'Clock the foronpo row Sunday
and at oclock In tho ate
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TREAsURER,s MONTHLY STATEMENT.


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1dSrCHArLAIS SsRvIcK AT THE CApIroL~-Rev. j
Morse will preach Sabbath Tho Capitol within par
h OF which he rector there win service Crist
Sabbath morning Tho choir church viii
Jan
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Ofiice OF the Washington Gas Light GO

NOTICE is hereby given, in conformity with the
requirements OF the charter that socihold
ers this company viii be held at its office No 514 street.
on Monday January 1859, at O'Clock purpose o
choosing i've directors 70 serve such during the 1859
ny order J, " GROWN,
Ivy io--eoou Secretary In Charge.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 81 CO., Aucti0neers.
F1NRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PRoPEfsfY.0n Wednesday afternoon January ~ at
o'clock, on the promises, by
soer dated February TO- 1853 and duly S.
70 90 oos and TO- of the land Washington
county 10 the District of Columbia shall soil part
numbered i've % No 37S fronting
north street between 9th and 10th running
ee o inches TO 30cet alley together
consisting OF substantial brick building
making business.
Terms One third residue In IL and ls months with
interest, secured by deed in trust the premises,
2FPHANIAH JONES Trustee.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
pec2s-d Aucioneers.
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1 lIEkATUR E.--Fine Library editions in nice
bindings, Of them timely Illustrated Goldsmith, irving
uares Lamb ADDISON Fielding snoiet Dean Swift Dc Foe
Beaumont Fletcher Ben tprose Massinucr Joanna
e Bacon Burton Hobbs and most cs,ecmea
English and American authors lately by undersigned
mostly imported by himself direct from London at
low prices as at any point in the United States.
Dec 90 Ep axfx rAvrnp
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nj. AIR AND FEsrIvaI~--The Ladies' of the First
church viii hold Fair Festival in the room latel, 90
ue oy Nessrs Gait e~cy store 324
49,. ."o'n9 Moh 1ing, December ocsnV ON Irl
way evening the 2ah The proceeds viii be devoed M ~.
"0n asos Incurred for repairing the church ed,cc
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NOIlCE-Journeymcn Bookbinders' Society,"
IN The regular monthly meeting this held on
Monday evening January Sd ~ O'clock Temperance Hall
Jan L WM d. TUIEY Recording Secretary
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DIARIEs FOR ls59.--TAYLoR & MAU

nIARiES FOR l859.--TAYLOR & MAURY have
~ received large lot of Diaries coming year. in great
variety of styles and Sizes from the pouke large
daily with and teo page leaves for
entries OF and bills and and
Money Wallets combined bound in Turkey Daily
&c Also the Family Expense keeping cor
Of household Incidental expenses
BOOKSTORE No. 1884 Pennsy
Ian l.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn butnol yea
paid, though pay
able.
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STRAW HATS AT wHoLEsALE.

MAYHER & RANENHILL, Importers, Mannfac-
wi Wholesale every
ton, No. $50 Broadway, New York.
The undersigned respectfully call the attention OF buyers the
above add that Broadway
formerly by the late LELAND
purchased
the business long conducted them respectfully
an Of the old
WM c. KAyENlIllJ the late firm A. LELAND Co. who
their will
have charge the with having all the employees
ate hrn feel when that
trade viii be fully
that established the late firm
finish we 81 loading
fashions, will be fully sustained by
JOHN MAYIIER, 4 RAyENlILi.
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Kirk wood House
National Hotel.

National Hotel.
Col Albert Brooke, Maryland Graham, Pennsylvania
VIM Sims Hon A Stewart & lady Maryland
II Cranda Maryland q Misses Stuart servant do
WIN Vance, do Miss Ray, do
Il Jones, do RIM Suey, &ARR
Jno Ferguson, San Francisco, Cal WIN Hbe Philadelphia
H johnson, New York Pc BayIoy, Virginia
II Mascot Francisco, Cal GOWN, Now York
James Pepper California GOWN, do
VIM II Howard, Baltimore II GOWN, do
Minor lady New York
United states Hotel.
Peter Turner, USN VIM Harris, Pennsylvania
j A Turner Virginia g II Pcndcon, baltimore
Jesse Coleman, Pennsylvania Walker, Virginia
WflIards Hotel.
W A Duff Philadelphis Samuel MagTew, USN
a Whitney, Boston MIR Brent lady Maryland
Geo & Hunt Portland No Frank Iarned, USA
PFa,unai, New York 8 c Edes
b Logan, do WD Jones, Virginia
n brewer, USA J Duval, Maryland
l. W Miner, USN NJ J I,obmitt, Virginia
Wells, New Wheeler 4 lady, New
u Rochelle, Baltimore
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Concluding with the
YoUNG ACTRESS.
Miss Agnes Rober sou in seven characters.

BOX book for any night Of the lady's gagemen
Box Office open at Metzcots Music Store from o. until
tltf Jan /
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CoLuABIAs COLLEGE, The literary societies of Column
bian College, d. c. have elected the Rev j. t. Burrows
of Richmond, Va orator. and John r. Thompson, esq
editor of the Southern Literary Messenger poet, for their
celebration in June next.
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Amount on dcpos
lie
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GRAND DISPLAY.

n
AIDES SALO0N.--C Gauter would respectful
y inform his he Introduce for
the first time at his establishment No 2a2 avenue
tween 18th and 18th streets rich French
any goods superior anything Of the tv
manufactured by the first houses order and ex
pressly for Christmas and New Year presents
Beautiful fancy leather
Rich carved oak
Glove boxes boxe
Jewelry boxes, boxes
handsome enamclled
Fancy bonbonieres OF every DESCRIPTION
Shell and pearl baskets sceI oruan,enta
CorbeIle's mosoncncs
faniers rusqies, pompadour baskets
cofbelie \ prlntanieres, fancy baskets
Pocnes dc Fantasie with Inc cngrayinps
for Christmas trees. = : 49, - '
Dec 17--eod2wn
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] Ohm b. HALE
DOGS, DOGS, DOGS.

Registers Office December 90 1868
NOTICE is hereby given that licenses issued to
IN of will the instant that said
licenses be renewed compliance law this office with
III zen days after that time. WM. MORGAN
beo @<-dJatl Register.
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An EpIron's LIrE-An editor, in pursuance of
his manifold, cumpicaled duties. has need of "a
many hands as lirinrcus. more heads than Cerbe-
rus, and Ms many eyes ns Argus: and, like Argus,
he should always have them about him. His toll
- S,yphcan. still beginning neyer-ending task;
"oner propelled to the top than II is determined
othc bottom, To he aganNprled with the same
osnlt Nevertheless. nlbct no has little relaxa-
lion, your genuine editor is not without occasional
nioymcnt. When he icasts. it is ut others cost,
ayins. from the various plates submitted 10 his
asti'l'ous pnlatr, tho privilege of selecting the
it-bli4. which, first tasting, he presents to tho
hungry and cxpectant public, somewhat In tho
nshion Of the grand Tartar. who, as we are told,
lavina himself dined. considerably procaims to
he rcst of mankind his gracious permission to fall
% with what appetite they may.
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VOL.7r.Ng s9s.

instructed by some officers Of the Dutch NAVY a
Decima in algebra, mathematics, end navigation.
In 1857, he conducted the steamer Sosmbine the
first ever possessed by tho Sapsuess, from Na-
ga:aki to ieddo, with Japsnese engineers and
sailors, and without any European aid He was
one of the Commissioners engaged in nepotfatine
the late treaties Twa Say IIigo no .Kami, also
an intelligent man, was one OF the Conmissiou.
ers employed in the recent treaty ueeosiasious
and acquired some knowledge Of ioreian politics
and customs in his intercourse with foreigners ON
those occasions.
"NEcK TWISTING. There are practices tolera.
ted in religious congregations which Christians,
who are jealous for the honor of their master's
house, should utterly condemn. Decorum II the
handmaid OF devotional feeling, and for this ree-
son the house Of Cob should never be disturbed
by the slightest approach To irreverence. II 10 q
part of my religion, said pious old lady, when
asked why she went early TO church, at 10 a
part of my religion not to interrupt the worship
Of others" Aud we believe If many country
congregation made il part of their religion not
to twist thor necks almost out Of Joint to witness
the entrace OF every person who passes up tho nj.
sle Of the meeting house, il would be better for
both their nerks aud their religion. gross abuse
of religious decorum sometimes necds harsh med
icine Us remedy.
We do not know whether il would be proper
for some Of our good ministcring brethren, who
are soreIy tried by the mock twisting propcnsities
oi their congregations, to use tnat adopted hy
Horny Clay Dean. who was ut ono time chaplain
OF Congress- hut we give it for their consideration
of course to adop,or re oct they please. The an
ccdotc ia from the Pacific Methodist:
Being worried, ono aflerno"n; by this turning
practice in his congr"gatonMr. Dcan stopped In
his sermon and suid
Nov You listen to mo- aud I'll tell you who tho
people are, nv cnch one Of them comes In"
He then went on with his DISCOURSE until O
gentleman entered. when hn bawcd ont like nm
usher. deacon A. who keeps u shop over the
way, and then went on with his sermon.
Presently another man passed up the aisle, and
hc gave his name residence and occupation; 30 no
continued for some time. #H
AT length some person entered the door who
was unknown to Mr.. Doan. whom he cried out,
" A little old man with drnb coat and an old
white hat don't know him, and look for your
selves"
That congregation was cured.
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EXCEN.lvE STOCK OF
SPRING g. SUMMER CLOTHING.

iiE nuderanrd receipt of his cop'ete stock Of
J. SPRING AND SUMMER CIDTHING, which wsS %.
eccd with and from tho long experience In the
trade he confident that In beauty style and moderate
charges his Coing cannot DO exceed by ths
any city In the state He respectfully invites his friends
customers and the public in general examine his
fore purchasing elsewhere ho will try please and do JUS.
ee all BcSes all grades and of Cothlug
of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH iNti GOODS is large-such
Shirts Collars hIc Gloves Ties Soeks Sas.
prnders etc also Trunks Carpet Bags, Umbrcllss ec
Country Merchants will find their interest examine
his stock before gong further East he fully prepared
the Wholesale trade solicit call from all tho old
stand. april IA dts NJ aUGGENHEIME1.
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w As y ING TON IlO U y . i,
LYNCHBURo VA. f..

E subscriber bcs leave inform friends and Tho pub
lie generally that he has leased for number year,
above well known aud popular tIou.c.
The TABLE shall bn supplied with the best the markets a.
lords aud The BAR with the choicest LIQUORS cIaAR
Attached TO the hotal Ia n large and .oomy STABLE, with
earciui aud attentive ostors
Ne trouble will he spared either on part
The proprietor h assistants make the Washington
tiass Jf0ns.. J. N. ANDERSON, proprstGr.
april 70 dly Hop copy
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@ailp Sir9iniau.
THEcRooKED FooTpATH
ny .. W. HOLMES.

ny o. W. HOLMES.
All. here II is tho sliding rail
That marks the old remembered spot
The cup that struck our schoolboy trail
The crooked path across the lot.
II left the road by school and church,
A pcncillcd shadow, nothing more,
That parted from the silver birch
And ended at the farmhouse door.
No line or compass traced Its plan;
With frequent bend to left or right,
In aimlcss, waywnrd curves It ran,
But always kept the door In sight,
Tho gabled porch. with woodhine green,--
The broken millstouc Mt the SILL,
Though many rood nigh ieh between.
The truant child could see them still
No rocks across the pathway lc,--
No fallen trunk is Ger it throwu,-
And yet II winds, we know MOI why,
And turn, MS il for tree or stone
Perhaps somc lover irod the way
With shaking k,ecs md leapng heart -
And 40 II often runs nstrny
With sinuous sweep or s,,dden start.
Or one, perchnncc with clondcd hrnn
From some unholy banquet rcrcd, -
And since our devious steps mnintain
Ills track across the troddcn field.
Nay. deem not ihus-no earth-horn will
Conli ever trncc n iautlcss line
our trurst steps nrc human still --
To walk nnswerving were divine
Trunnis from love we dream of wrath
Oh; rather let M trust the more
Through all tho wan,crinrs of the path,
We still cnu see Our Father door
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IL T. l., = T. S
ANlpl'IAIED
PuOSPIlO-PEVU SUANO

dmmoaia per Phosphais of Liws IS so par cont
introduced and successfully used on TopAccu,
Cons and WHEAT, since 1856. 5a
HREE Of experience In the Of this auano. the
above has Ia superiority Peru
yian and Nil other auanos 90
Having sold the fs introduction with
entire @atisiac to codadeDy recommend
my friends and customers. WIN. A. MILLER,
Sole Agent Lynchbdrg, Va"
Sold Also In Richmond Va by dealers In aano, aud Com.
mission Merchants generally, JOHN n. REESE Il co,
march 10. .d.Ima -ltrp, @ naltluoro
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MISS CHARLOTTE ROSFNsTIEL

Is to be found Ia tho WARWICK HOUSE, AiRAwAero
she will be glad saow her BoNNETS Of various Styles
from - 90 to &C OOn price aud will make Kind ORDER
she will show new assortment of BoNNETs HEAD,
DRESSES &c, every week. april dim.
GOMDRERO s;UANO, FROM aOMDRR RO
- ISLAND, WEST INDIES The richest formation Of
Phosphate of Lime known the world containing 60
Bone Phosphate of Lime being 50 per scber
Phosphate than Bone Dust For sale by the subse
ber OF much lower prices thai Peruvian Gus and fron
tnonals received superior to 1t In tertizng qualities 70
further particulars apply to W. 7. ANDERSON.
LIN