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FIFTU AVENU HOTEL,
ON FIFTH AVENUE,

at The lnteseftlon Of IsoatWaT oPoEte A2aon Su7se
NEW YORK
To be Opened August 23d. 1850.
1hstocatoa /, tho most de.sbe Of anr In tls s,a.
t!opuls being tae mot healthy dsiel!tnl and crEt! tn
aud kIston Is& road uepn{s.
The entire a.7aErtn~nts Of the esab.hent the
su Of mature study and eIteTene and renteF the most
comfortable and home lit hotel In the world
All improvements th1t comfort aa1 convc1ience have
snsge.led. have been Introduced.
Ev4ry prruou ha* been takcn+ during construction. to
taxraon Susdviioa doube brick wills extend from the
socs fvun.lon ,he roof AL Of The fo!s double,
and a,e zcPaated ty layer Of cement making the eass
structure hTe proof.
Among ohsr Important improvements In addition to the
us,sal starways FxsTcA1 RAILWAY Is neaFy competed
guests {o the t to the urp:r doors, upon
Loty s,raeoas anl continuous corridors. forming pro-
mtnade Of eight hundred f upon each Of the sir stofe
sive aud air. IN the hest degree to eEcTg ar.tent
lbe a ;ase rs leen ap2Fop,,ted t. pghle pTaxss
there Is gaua rsomeuaa. Hail. Su'tes Of Tar
lors Fau.,ers and Dn sing loorns With I'll the modern
eous.neuecs haSs esn SpscaY densd ft to comfort
An Exchange csntsnto- the Journals u the day. and AL
The rcnrenectr for coualesot.l n'erou and bussnts
has been added to the otef fa1ust ol The Huts a
there Telegraph oacc connecting *ha ali parts u tne
lsd and Ches. Rooms Of the oet approved style and
spponsnet provided Sor tho u.e of guests and tr
The Furr,tn,e AID every article Of in the establish
-nt has bean e1nressy dchcd AMI fus the
FIEIu AvEsrK IlurEl-
eo7ueesl With the to7.e. d!se to Firth Avzsrz
HIrKt," in oE*er to in-ut !u,Iae4l ate atteLtIon-
The entire Organization IT this H0sef has been Under the
direction q NJ f.rsx s1xsEss ProprtsssE 9f Hssss e. a
G4s au:4:s.o4esism = :,t HITCHCOCK. DARLING 4 co
, 1859-09-09
Dr1, Goods.

Drn Goods.
IRON THE FIRST GREAT
Auction Sale Of the Season.
TIC viii exhibit on WEDNESDAY AUG. :t.t, over 200
PIECES
CHOICE LYONS DRESS SILKS,
1mporedfor
F1EsT-cLAss y. r. CITY RETAIL TRADE,
Which owing to the excessive 1xrokrAEovA haTs
bought and will sci. % 10 "a percent
BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
Do Not Buy Silks at any Price
Elsewhere. as are sailing them
AT PRICES THAT e 9&SS9c AIMS c14; gE COMPETED WITH
New and Choice Fall Goods,
RECEIVED DAILY FROM AUCTION,
From Manufacturers md Importers direct.
Prices guaranteed lower Il erc.5 Instance than ca Be
bought eseTht1e.
". n. ROSS d CO.,
aas5a1a4-M No4. Is. i III Lake Street,
TRIMMIN GS, CORsETs,
L.
EmBRorDuBfu8.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
-ASo-
UNDER GARMENTS.
GtESfE eGODOEH@ ana 4&E4NlE
a @F "E3&
10 rsrr crpCrT re
80 01nH 91AIGA. 20
Tehaye Just oreaed complete stock Ct
~ 'A90
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, 1859-09-09

pHILLlP SCHEFFLEIN & cos
l. SELECT POWDERS in to,iIea a=d huls.
L full 2ssors1uet tt fer sale by
ausA 4
, 1859-09-09

GEO. ALLEN & CO., HERRING
~ l. CO. and other Eprg Ii Es.:acts aad Chericah
for k3te hv PEETNE l. CO. suSl
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
DIED,

At his residence near Clifton Forge, Allegheny
County. on Thursday morning, the 10th inst, Jo-
sEPH d. KAYsER, Esq, aged IT years.
On the goth inst, after short illness of few
DAYS, Mr.. LEONARD BOWER Of Highland. aged IS
wears, mos 10 DAYS. He left wife and l6 chill
drcn to mourn his loss.
In Charleston, S. c., on the 18th inst, of Con-
sumption, CoRNEL1A, wife of Walter W Lenoir Esq.
Of Lenor. N. c., and daughter of the late John Is.
Christian, 7of this County.
Sensitive and retiring by nature, few save her
intimate associates could know all her intrinsic
worth, and none deplorc too deeply her early
DEATH Gifted in intellect she cultivated her taste
to the periodicals Of the day, both prose and verse,
tilnent and graceful language. A gentle spirit,
and confding demeanor. endeared her to her
friends in an undying devotion. In early life, she
embraced the religion of her father, under the
ministry of the Rev DR. Mcfarland, illustrated in
all her life the fash she protested, and was sus-
tanned by its pure and peaceful light upon her path
through the dark valley and shadow Of death, -
Lured BY the hope of relief, she left her home for
softer cline. and had passed as far South as
Charleston, when her enfeebled frame sank before
her insidious disease. But though in a strange
land, Providence brought to her bedside the kind
est offrieuds and soon brother and ssver came
and with her devoted husband, soothed her dying
hours, and received her parting blessing. In COM
pliance Wthe her last WISH she sleeps by the side
of her only child in the beautiful valley of the
kin though far from the land of her birth, her
sweet and winning smile had in ner adopted home,
awakened affection unfadng as the eYeFgl cen
that shelters Der distant grave.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
.ttDEER PARK.

THE cheapest and best Real Estate in market is
l. ssDEER PARK Sinking Greek. in
Craig County, Virginia It is about twelve miles
from Craig Court house. (New Caste.)
The tract contains by recent survey,
One Thousand and Forty Acres,
about FOUR HUNDRED of which is cleared and
in good state of cultivation. Between three and
tour hundred acres OF the tract is a
Creek Rottom,
very fertile. and admirably adapted to MEADOW /;
the up lands are very productive, and grow all
kinds of grain as well as grass. The whole tract
il Limestone Land, with clay basis-is well water
sd-scarce fifty acres of it being without spring
OK running water upon it.
The improvements all new, and built in the
most substantial manner; consisting in part of a
NEW FRAME DWELLING,
Cottage stylel Negro Quarters, stabling for
twelve horses, Graneries, Corn Cribs, &C., &c.
This tract is equal to any of similar extent in
Southwestern Virginia, and from its location and
quality Of its soil. possesses the double advantage
If being both a frst-rate grain and grazing farm.
The land lies well and could be divided into two
or more farms if purchasers should desire it.
The price is low and payments made easy.
gEs- For further particulars, apply to Col. R..
NJ WILEY, of Sinking Greek P o., Craig county,
Va, Or to the undersigned at Coyington, Allegha-
ny County, Va, u. Il. ROBERTSON.
February, 10, 1S39.-tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
EN- NIARE%ET,
TOWN PROPERTY AND FARMS

INlNDlNG it inconyenient to give proper atten-
J. ton to property in the County, and having de-
termined to settle my sons in the South, | am de-
sirous OF selling, |. The iaITMAN FARM On
the line OF the Central Railroad and Scottsyille
Turnpike, about TX miles from stanton. contain
ing lO2 Acres well improved with u iYELLING
house, Barn, Stabling, Ice-house, Spring house.
&c. About 100 Acres are cleared, and in a fine
state OF cultivation, and all set in grass and very
productive Is has on it choice collection OF voupv
fruit trees, and is well watered. About IS Acres
are sown down in small grain, and under good fen
clng-a great portion being plank Ience [
hazard nothing in saying that in my opinion there
is not more desirable 'home farm OF the same
size tor sale In the County.
2. A small tract OF about thirty acres situated
about n miles from the above. 1t has on it 4 rood
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE and a Shop.
Offering tine home Tor d mechanic, and is well wa
tered, and convenient to market.
:. tract OF 800 Acres in the Pastures. adj
joining the lands of VIM. Guy, ESQ. Has on it a
good Dwelling House, Barn and saw MILL
The land is admirably adapted Tor grazing. and
produces crops very well, and is finely watered-
being the land purchased of Samuel Gwinn.
=. a HOUSE AND LOT in Staunton, in that
part thereof known as New Town. The House
is two story with kitchen and other out houses.
5. a House AND LOT III Pointsviile, about
one mile from Stanton. The Lot contains an acre.
and has on it q comfortable yelling House.
will make my terms reasonable and accommo-
dating; and as am determined to SELL persons in
want OF the kind at property have for sail. will
lind it to their interest to call soon and bay.
B. F. POINTS.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26

THIS high bred, young and ~n
i beautiful Horse will be in sxx-Fy|N
Stanton on Monday, March 18th. ME AM y -
1859, for the pur pose OF making MtH IN eh
arrangements for Spring season. snssasasazHeAa
Gentlemen who Fish to rear stock Tor the turf
saddle or light harness, would do vel to avail
themselves of this opportunity, for it is seldom
that chance occurs Of breeding from oh noble
animal. He is rich bay, and his colts, for size,
form and action combined, are second to none in
the Union. Those wishing his services viii please
meet me either in person, by proxy, or by letter.
at the National Hotel, on the above day. TERMS
SIS the season, to be discharged BY $l2 in advance
S25 to insure gentleman putting mares will
be charged as Tor a company putting six or
more, the sixth will be gratis
PEDIGREE-Skylark by imported Skylark. dam
by Victor, g. dam by Claybrook's afterwards
Medley, e. e. e. dam BY the Arabian Leopard.
Imported Skyla:k won ~ races and "a king IS
plates, more than any other no rse ever won. lie
was handicapped to carry the extraordinary weight
of 2l0 lbs. When years old he challenged the
world to run mile heats under the heaviest
weights. No horse accepting the challenge. he
was withdrawn from the turf. authenticated. Victor
was by Contention. and he by Sir Archy, dam by
Minors Escape. z. dam by Sans Gillette. e. g. dam
leon, and he BY imported Diomede (sire of Sir
Archy); dam by Balls Flotzelf,, g. dam BY i'm
ported Wonder, g. g. dam by Imported Domede
g. e. g. by impoItoa Medley. Medley was BY Sir
Hail. and he by imported Sir Harry dam by Sir
Archy; e. dam by imported Medley, g. g. dam by
imported Centinal, G. {, &. dam by imported James
&C., &c.
Journal, American Turf Register, and American
Stud Book, and handbills in possession of the
groom. C. SLOAN.
Staunton, Feb. 10, 1S59.-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26

VIRGIN s--At Rules held in the Clerks Of
heeof the Circuit Court of Highland County.
on Monday, the 7th day Of February, 1852:
John Irirsole and James Trimble. rs,-Plaintifls.
AGAINST
VIM. ". Fleming, Samuel L. Gibson, WIN d Glib
son, John Gibson, John Cook and Margaret A..
his wlie, George Mullinax, and Samuel y Multi
max, Eiizabeth Mullinax, Matilda Muilinax,
Mary MulHnax, Ellen Mullinax, infant children
uei Bright, James Pendleton, Elizabeth Pendie-
ton, widow Of Benjamin Pendleton, decd, and
her children, Cyrus Tallman and Nancy = bis
Wlae, Martha Lindsey's children and Christian
Lilies children, -Deferdants
IN CIlANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for a
sale OF the lands in the Bill and proceedings men
toned and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendants Samuel Bright, James Pendle-
ton, Elizabeth Pendleton. Cyrus Tallman and
Nancy his wife, Matthew Bright and Elizabeth
Pendleton's children, Matthew Lindsey's children
and Christian Lifes children, are nonresidents Of
this Commonwealth, and the said children by
the general description of "parties unknown, are
unkn own: On the motion of the Plaintiffs, by COun-
sell it is ordered that the said Samuel Bright Jas
Pendleton. Elizabeth Pendleton, Cyrus Talnan
and Nancy e his wife, Matthew Bright and Elizabeth
Pendleton's children, Martha Lindsey o, children
and Christian Lifes children do appear here with
in one month after due publication of this order,
and 40 what Is necessary to protect their interest
in this SUIT: And that copy OF this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks, in
the 'sStauntoh indicator" newspaper published
in the town OF Stanton, and also posted at the
trent door OF the Court house OF this County ON
the first day OF the next County Court.
A Copy-Teste.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
SPRI Nc TRADE.
Smith, Rhodes &c CO.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Hard,care, Cutlery, Guns, Sudalrgy, An
chor Betting Cloth, &c., de-.
No. &c Pearl street, Richmond, Va,
HAVE now in Store, their Spring Stock, pur-
Il = chased mostly for Cash, direct from the Man.
uiacturers, and they would respectfully inyte the
Mel chants and Sadders Of Virginia. North Caro-
lima and Tennessee visiting this market, to an ex-
animation al the They will guarantee to
sell their goods on equal terms with any regular
House, III any market. Their stoca embraces a
great variety of goods, comprising in part the fol
lowing articles, viz:
Scythes-Grain, Grass, Clover German, &C. -
Snaths--Slck.es, Grass Hooks, Buyer Hooks Cra-
dies; Hoes-iiiling Wedding, Grabbing, Garden,
various qualities Rakes-lron and Wood Forks
Hay and Manure. assorted; Chains-Coil Trace,
Log. Fifth, halter, Breast. &C., &c. Steel-
Cast, Shear, German, English and American,
Blistercd. &c. i; Hollow Ware, Axles, Springs,
Nuts, Bolts, Washers, &C.. !; Building Materials
OF every description. great variety; Tools for
Carpenters, Masons, Farmers. Saddlers, Smiths
&C.. Cutlery-Pocket and Table, various ma
kers, large Stock Looks-rad, Chest, Knob,
Till, Stock, CT set, &C., &C.; Horse and Mule
Shoes; Horse Shoe Nails; Grfin's and b. b,
Horse and Mule Collars, a large variety Bur-
gers and Hoe Co.'S Circular, X Cut, Mill and
Pit Saws, assorted; Saddles, Brides Bits. Stir
rups, Bkls., Webbing. Deer's Hair. Hames &C. ::
Patent and Enameled Leather, p ad and Lining
Skins, Bag Hides &C., dc.
Richmond, Feb. II, 1e59-taSlO
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
EAssyH Fssss SAFE.

FJNHE subscriber offers for sale privately until the
Il 18th doy Of felrncrs rect. when if not sold it
will be offered at public sale the Farm on which
he formerly resided, tying three miles South of
staunton, on the road leading from Stauntou to
Lexington. and adjoining the lands Of jos. Smith
and others, containing
10Y Acres.
about 60 Acres OF it cleared and most of it we'll set
in grass, the balance well timbered. The improve
ments consist OF good u YELLING HOUSE,
Barn and other out-houses, also good Orchard Of
choice fruit
Any one wanting a small Farm convenient to
town, would do well to examine this place For
terms, &C.. address the undersigned at Harrison
burg. LAWSON WRIGHT.
va fnot sold on the day above named, it will
be routed.
January S, Is5s.-td-Rock Reg. copy St.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26

Asp1AY GROVE, HESKE1co, Dec. I. 1857
Nessrs Dove & Go. :-Gentcmen: Nv horse
was put in the ward in front Of the house and in
attempting to jump over the fence ran one end of
the fence-ra through his fore shoulder and nearly
penetrating through his breast, making cash
large enough to insert your fist. got one bottle
of your Turf Oil and applied it freely In four
DAYS he was at work: in about two weeks he was
entirely cured. Respectfully, yours &c,
JAS. i. EGE.
For sale in Staunton by DR.. T. #. & J. G. KIN
NEY, and H. S. ErcHELRERGER C BRo, Druggists
DOVE & CO., Sole Proprietors
Feb. 10, 1859.-ce2wly. Richmond, Va.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MODERN INVENTIONS.


we knew of no invention of modern times that
deserves or is destined to occupy higher niche in
the temple of fame, than the discovery Of inven-
ton of the Vegetable Epilpetc Pills for curing Ep
lepsy or Falling Fits; Spasns, Cramps, and all
the various notifications of Nervous Disease -
DR.. Seth s. Hance, Of lO8 Baltimore street. Balt-
more, Nd, the inventor, is certainly entitled to
the best wishes of all the benevolent portion Of
kind, who experienced a pleasure by the allevia-
prepared these Pills. he intended them solely for
Fics, Cramps and Spasrns, but subsequently expe-
lience satisfactorily proved to him. that in addition
to their remarkable sanative properties In this
class of Diseases they exerted perfect control
over the entire nervous system, He was then in
duced to try them in cases Of Neuralgia Tic Dolo-
reux Nervous Headache, Palpitation of the Heart,
and host of minor diseases sprnging from a lack
Of nervous energy, in all Of which his anticipation
were crowned with the most sangnine success
Persons at distance, by writing and sending
remittance to DR.. Hance, can have the medicine
forwarded by mail to their post office ad dress, he
paying the postage. The prices are for ? single
box, SO two, boxes S. twelve, $24 per Dozen
We have given his address above.
February, S, l859-lm.
The great strengthening and tonic medicine, is
Highlands German Bitters. It. gives You an appe-
tte; it makes you feel well; it cures the Dyspep-
STA and diseases arising from disordered Stomach.
For sale by Druggists everywhere, at IS cents per
bottle.
Feb. 10, ls5s.-2w
How TO DO Coon AND GET .sPA1D FOR intake
an Agency for our Publications. The terms are
such, there can be possibility of loss. Every
family will be glad to obtain some of them. For
particulars, address, FOWLER l. WELLS, Nc.
3oe Broadway, Nss York; Sc
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
New Arrival Of JeWelrv

>HE attention Of my friends and customers is re.
spectfuIly called to my large additions recsiv-
ed of all varieties of JEWELRY, embracing now a
oek unsurpassed in richness, style, qualities and
price. An examination of my Stock will convince
the most sceptica, that almost every taste can be
supplied, and at prices which challenge competf-
ton Ny stock embraces Go,d and Silver Le-
yer Watches, fine jewels by the best makers
the latest styles Of full sets Jewe!ry Rags Chains
and VARIETY Of articles which cannot be descr,b
ca. VI CLOCKS, varying in price from 81 to $751;
will keep on hand a large stock An examna-
tion rs respectfully asked Of all iu want of Jewery
Of any kind and full satisfaction guaranteed.
va " atches repaired and warranted to give
1utl satls action A. LANG.
Staunton, Feb u, ls59.--tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM

NN SATURDAY, tfe sGsl1 Of this month (Feb
ycary! will offer at public sactior, or the
yre,ais6s, A5y farm situated sX niles N; W: Of
SITUATION On the 81. Scion road; ana n salSss IN
vd fpitr and Robert Snaps heirs, &c. Inc srac:
contains 100 ACRES, all cleared but ahcrt 20
OF 80 acres; aud IL o fine state 81 ccissvauon. 1!
lies beautifully u the SUM- anc tsca - not 1921
o. it that cahnotbe cultivated. have planted sN
YOUNG APPLE TREES of the choicest kinds.
which are fourishng and doing web. Besides
which there are about leO .ppls Trees now bear:
ngr ..s h sG ns
the fencing in large part Is msds Sf plank and
10 ,ust post considerable portion Of ihe land Is
well set ia grass. This land Hes so rear S,annt0u
there IS frst-rate market Afforded every Lirg
raised on the place, from bullock down 10 egg
will take pt. asyre in showing It 70 ghy ore be
,ween now an the iss OF sale
Terms reasonable ant! nt&3e known at th9 saie
In NV absence call on breeze Johnson nrd j. y.
Jmbodep. Esors at Stacintor. or tsaae HARDEST.
- "Af'''0nD'' - - 8. L. CLAREEk
February s. lS59.-tds = @~sse
v1INE LANDIN MARKET.-Fn pursuance CT z
T. trust deed (and written authority executed
to me by Thomas Washington shall proceed, ca
the premises, on Saturday, TIL. 26th Of february.
next. to sell to the highest bidder. valuable
TRACT OF LAND. owned by said Washington.
and being that portion If his lands purchased Of
Hetdman. K.s and EstifPs heirs (Hrst purchaser
The lands are in q tne condition, IN good neigh
borhood, and will make very desirable farm ot
upwards of l61 acres with improvements. Mr.
Washington viii show the lands to any one dcsi-
ring TO examine them. ..,.,..
Terms Cash. Sale to commepce at llH o'clock.
A. NJ. NICHQ. i. TAOVG, trustee
Jan. 90, '59-tds.
lsa5- The terms of the above sale arc altered as
follows: One third in hand. or negotiable note q
thirty days. interest added ;, we'll endorsed and
balance in equal instalments at one and TIVE years
the purchaser giving bonds and good security.
Feb S, .5e. NK TROUT, Trustee
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
Dissolution Of ParsaershIp.

TLNIIE partnership heretofore existing under the
u style and firm of DIR. Y. II. 4 J. C. KIN
NEI has this day been dissolved BY mutual coz
interest of J. G. KIFNEY. All persons Knowing
themselves to be indebted to the late frrr, wil
please make payment to MIR. A. s. KINNEY, IN
whose hands the books, &c. have been placrd fc,
settemens. DE-. 7. H. d J. C. KINNEY
Staunton, Jan. 1859. "a o.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
WOOD, EDDx g. co.'s
SINGLE hUMbtIi LOTTERIES!
(CHARrERED BY THE STATE or GEORGIA. }
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
TICKETS ONLY $40.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

=
AS the members Of our firm have, by way Of pur-
chase become the owner Of the grants chartered by
the States Of Delaware, Kentucky, Misso, ri, and
part Of Il ose in Georgia, under the management OF
Messrs Gregory &c Maury. OF Wilmington Della
ware we have deemed it expedient to change the
name of our firm on and after January lst 1859
to that of WOOD, EDDY CO.. who will hcreai
ter have the management OF the Sparta Academr
Lottery. and the others, as above named
In all transactions we have endeavored to con
duct our business with integrity and promtness,
and we can assure the public that the patrona ee
heretofore bestowed us is well deserving of be
ing transferred to our successors.
Very respectfully,
s. SWAN & co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. Is, 1858.
WOOD. EDDY s CO., MANAGERS.
Successors to 5. SWAN & co.
The following Scheme will be drawn by
WooD, EDDY &; Co., Managers Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery, in each of their Single
Number Lotteries for March, 1852 at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the
of Commissioners.
Glass 10 draws Saturday. March 5, 1850.
Glass II draws Saturday, March IL, 1859.
Glass II draws Saturday, March 10, 1859.
Class l3 draws Saturday, March 26, 1859.
o.. the Plan Of Single Nuna1ers.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
Religious N Gtices.

4 DR.. C. Collins, President of Dickinson College,
will preach in the NJ. 4. Church in Stanton, on
Monday night. March LIST ~
Rev WILLIAM Hurst and Rev BENZ. F. Brooke,
of Baltimore, may be expected to preach on the
subject of Missions. on Sabbath next in the M. 2.
Church Services at IL o'clock A. NJ and in the
evening, Other ministers Will be present during
Ike day Mg-The Annual Missionary Collection
will be made The friends afectionately invi-