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REV. w MORLEY PUnsHoN will deIiv-r his
celebrated lecture, 'sJohn Wesley and his
Times," SAID TO be his very best, at the Metro.
puliian Church this evening, which viii
doubtless be crowded, for he 10 one of the most
finished scholars In the Church. with q world.
" ide reputation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

MARRIAGE LICENCES. During the month
past there were issued ia marriage licenses nv
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court of the District,
OF which 10 were white and II cOlOred cou pies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

ALARM OF FIRR.-An alarm of fire was
sounded at 1890 this morning, from box No Il,
corner OF Twentieth and NJ streets. The fire.
men responded promptly, but were unable to
discover any cause for the alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

MAYOR BOWEN is still detained by line $
from his Office, unable TO leave his room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

JOSH BILLINGS gives his amusing lecture on
milk" to- night at Metzerott Hall 1t is full of
good bits, and keeps the audience in constant
roar of uyhter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

WHITE Cotton Gloves and Infantry Gaps for
the Inauguration, at Adamson's, sos 9th street,
next to Pa. avenue g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

REGISTER BOSWELL, we are glad to learn. is
improving, and will soon be out should he con-
time 10 get better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

To LET.-Several rooms In a private family
in the best location on the Avenue. Inquire
al the Star Office.
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BLIND Ton. the wonderful pianist com
nencsd series OF Elk concerts at Odd Eel.
lows Hall last evening. and the hall was web
filled. Strangers in Washington who have not
heard him sheuid not neglect the present op.
portpnify. rr =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

GAMBLING.-Last night, Lleutenan Hurley,
with posse of police officers, made q descent
on house IN the First Ward kept by Edward
Sayers and arrested him and six others en-.
gagged at cards. Justice Drury fined Savers
$50 and four others IS each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

f"ARD OF FIRE COMMIssIoNgRs.-This
Boaid held Its regular monthly meeting las,
even ng, IN their rom. City Han, John w.
Ihon pson, President, iu the chair. James
EilWood was appointed eXtriman of The Ho *
ano Ladder Company, and Charles Meals,
IeInumerary of Columbia, No. ,, was pro-
NOTED TO extraman IN pace OF MIR. Hicks. re-
signed. Three or four communi cations were
received from companies in other cities an
bouncing their intention OF being here Tue
itb, snd appropriate action taken thereon. AID
number OF bills passed, after which the Il Jard
adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02
K. b. DONALDSON, Dentist,

WELLS q BRIGHTwELL's Dental OH ce 30 F
street, between 9th and 10th, Washington, ID.
T.. Il
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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-This
club met at Wieewell Barracks last night to
pei feet arrangements for the parade on the In
of March. James Hayes was elected Marsnai,
and John Alexander Assistant Marshal A
resolution that the club meet at the same place
at eight q. m. on the fourth, was adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

SALES OF REAL EsTATR.-Hall L Ross, rea
estate agents, have sold q three-story brick
house on the south side of North q street, be-
tween LIST and I'd streets west, to James D
C,ephane, for 81, 700; also, lot =, in square 77l
fronting on Attn street east, between X and l.
streets north, for $3.50.
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DRoPosALs ron SUPPLIES.

DRoPoeALs FOB SUPPLIES.
HfApeuARTrRs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrElcE,
6TafE or fENAs
OFFICE OF CHIHT QpARrERNAsrER
AUSTIN, TEX as, Jsnaary ~ Iss9
sealed Proposals.. In duplicate. will Be rece ved
q this G nee until MOHDA Ssrch is. lsss. st ~
fer foIniShins Corn, Hay, etrsv. Wood. aud
DostD, unttl June =, 1889
0feenville, Blunt county.
lampasas, LaUpasas county.
Meek sdochss, Nacoedoches county
BEN pstead Austin county.
Columbus Colorado county.
Corpus christi, Nueces county
Heller Q, karne0 county.
Vefvery 70 commence from date OF contract. aud
continue In such quantities and st such time, a.
nay b required by the reesivinG once.
Proposals. to b plainly endorsed with the psrne
OF the article propose for, end name Of posl 4 e
supplied, and addressed 20 the understgned.
POffBR
Bvt. 6rie. Cen sed @. Oh
reset Fifth Military Oiafr;.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION met
last evening when the committee appointed 10
consider the propriety OF rendering serenade
10 General James S Maggie and Colonel Tan
ner, n en- oer-elect of the Forty. first Congress,
recommended q sereuade on Thursday even
lug, the nh inst. which was agreed to. A
communication was received from Mr.. John
Stoutman, chairman OF the California delsga-
ton accepting An invitation to participate with
the Union in the Inaugural procession. The
wife, through the papers, all honorabIy dis.
charged soldiers and sailors 70 mite with the
o,gai ization in their parade on the &th OF
March. The Chair announced that smbulsu-
ces would he provided for wounded soldiers
and sailors who were Unable to walk. Henry
T. Brian was appointed Marshal for the Union
with J. W. Mstingly and II. N. Rothey as as
an Interesting address; after which the Union
adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

ILLrNoIsIAre will End something Of inreres
ON reference 10 our I'D veStising columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

An ARTICL. OF TRUE MERIT" Browns
Bronchial Troches'' are the most popular ar
ticle in this coantry or Europe for Throat DIS.
eases ana Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit, which cannot be said Of many
other preparations in the market, which are
really but weak limitations OF the genuine
Troches. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

CANTERBURY opened this week brilliantly
last night with a new pan tomIme entitled 1.-The
Magic Trumpet" and q full corps of ballet
dancers and comic performers. The original
Can Can Is included in the programme every
evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

GRAND CONCERT will be given at the Con-
grPgationai Church, corner OF 10th and -
streets, this evening, the proceeds to be applied
TO the Masonic Temple fund. The Masonic
choir will he assisted by several Musicians of
acknowledged ability, and the programme en-
braces a choice selection from the great ma rers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

FAIRFAX AND GEORGETOWN TURNPIKR.-
A meeting OF the stockholders Of this turnpike
Company was held at Falls Church, Vs., SAT.
urday, Feb %, 1869. w. ID. Shepherd, Esq in
the char. The bylaws prepared by thu
committee (appoin'ed for that purpose were
read and adopted by sections. The stockhoId-
ers then ratified ali the acts of the Board of
Directors 10 the present time. Ii was decided
to petition for an extension OF the capital of the
company from $4,000 to SlU0.O00, with the
privilege OF running branch road to GermsL-
town.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

NOTICE
= HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
tttlps under the style Of HlEsToN B.RRErr
has been dissolved by the ds ath 80 Isaac arre,t
All peIso ms indebted to the late firm lurst led
TO make Immediate payment of the same 70
ROBERT HIkSTON,
Surviving Partner.
Georgetown, d G., February a, 1859.
WOOD AND COAL
Ihs undersignsd ave this day formed q cocart-
ner,hip under the sty lie Of MAYFIELD HISS
IGN for the purpose of conductiI the WOOD
ONCE and Yard-Ireen street, below the canal,
formerly occupied By Hieston Barrett.
R.R MtYFIBLp,
X. + HIESTON
Georgetown. D. c., Feb. "a, 1859 wa2N.
GEORGETOWN, Fep lat, 1879
\ III gHpEBSIGhEb HAVE THIS DAY
formed CoPsrtnership, under the name and at Ie
Of BURROCGBe DOUGAL for the purpo-e 4
conducting the Commission Business in flo.r
Grain, end other Produce, md Dealers IN 0uano
ana gert1nzers. J. b. BURROUGHS
w. 81. DOOGAL.
The business for the pest thirteen years conduct.
60 oy me has been this day assumed oy Nessrs
Burroughs Dougal I cordially commend the
new nTm to my customers and friends
BENZ DARBY,
fe2.lD IS Water st GEORGETOWN, ID o.
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In TINE eCPREME COURT OF TRR prs-
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
'shn Hes ct 81 40 ro,,,

having reported that he made sale OF the ,ssi
estste q .he late Paul zee. deeeaoed 10 sas Ina
day Of sehrasry 1853. ordered that the al: ~ az
tnsd eeo oondI ned, unless cause 10 ths ca.t.ssr
Thereon o. shewn on or before eth 6av NJ Harrk
nsIt provided cory e this order BE- pssrfesr 80
the "Byeulng ttsrS once 9 vsek for 49, s ~
's'srs the IN day Of March pert
Aty,s c.,,-r AZ %. IN, Jcstice.
fsisvsS I'D akIos, clsFk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

TIE TEETH AN ADv.RTrsINs MEDIUM
Livery time lady who uses fragant Sozodont
opens her mouth she advertises the article
The state Of her teeth IL certificate Of its Gel.
lence. No spot darkens their surface, no i'm
purity cllngs to them, the cushions In which
they are set are rosy, and the breath that sweils
through them Is as sweet as the breeze Of June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

ACCIpENr.-festerday AZ ernoou stranger
IN passing from the cigar stand In the Seaton
House accidentally let his pistol fall from his
pocket, and the cap exploded, discharging the
pistol, the ball from whic n struck 4 young ms a
ramed ID Cudiip, telegraph operator at the
House. in the thigh. Dir J. II. Warren, of
Wisconsin, guest OF the house, Immediately
ressed The wound. and is of opinisn that TIE
injury is not a serious one, although the exact
l. 0atIon of the ball was not ascertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE C0MPas,
% rHl
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Chartered By Special Act Of Csusv.s., A.
proved Jaly rs, le6s.

S'ssess''ss .ss.SI,vVV.to
OFFICERS.
OLA6k, Philadelphfa, President
"a OOUhk, Chairman Finance and Exec urv,
HEERY D. COOKE, hiassou. Vic. Pres,
sMkRsoE W. PEEr. phil.aslpn,.. s.or.,.r
l.s.TURNER. Washington. A,.,.,.,, s.,,.,
BRAEeIs 9. SMITH. NJ. d, Medical Directcr
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. 4 BARNES. Surgeon General Unites Stat,
P; j! GoRWffE. OA,sf Medical pe,.r,u.,
D. v. BLISS. T. g.. w.:Siasss ssa
re advantages onsfea oy this Company are.
.ct of co nonei COMPANY chartered By spec'.
Il Offers low rates Of PREMIUM
n FURNISHES larger Insurance than other con
penies for the same money.
fH.t aennlte ana certain In It's terms.
lisa home company In every locality.
kIs policies are exempt from attachment.
Iners are no unnecessary restrictions In the poi
Every policy 10 non -iorfeitable.
foEcies may De taken which pay 20 the fnsu rec
their full amount and return ell the premium. =
that the insuraoce costs only the decrease the
Policies viii be issued that win Day to the ia
eSred during life an annual income Of one tenth
the smennt named in the policy:
Of females
Ii insures not to secure dividends, but ss 90 10.
Sosf d 5e.t dsSenS; vi ~ Be IN
COUNTY, and applications from competent par.
ties Tor such agencies, with suitable dorsements
shsuld be addressed to the CompanyS Genera
Circulars, Pan hlets, and full particulars sfver
en- application af the omes Of the COMPANY IN this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

TEE G.oRsBrowH CITIZEN 10 the pame Of n
neat and sprIghily Iookir semi. weekly ue VS.
paper, the fret num Der Of which was sssued in
our slstsr sity on Saturday last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

BorH ALLoPArHIc AND HoMncPArHIc ply.
sicians agree in opinion that Hof's Malt Ex-
tract is highly servicsable not only as an arti-
Gle OF diet for convalescent patients, or in the
but Likewise for diseases Of the throat, chest,
iungs or stomach, for CatArrh in al its differ.
ent stages, or colds and hoarseness, and for
consumption In its different stages. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

THr MAGIC CoMB will color the hair or beard
permanent black or brown. 1t contains NO
poison, leaves NO slop or stain ON the SKIN, as
II has been fully tested on white heads and
beautiful dark color in \ few min utes LEA via~
the dye permanently fixed; and II lie too well
Known TO be considered any humbug. Sold
wholesale and retail By Charles Stotf, No. S,5
rem. avenue, Washington, and to BE- had OF
all druggists. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

NV Ep6LAN SOCI ABLR-l.ast evening, the
rev tDglanders in this city beld q sociable a.
Union League Hail. Col Smith, chairman OF
NE Executive Committee. presented ana read
An original poem. and was followed by Gen.
BroWh IN short address. The One II 0ss
STAY oy Holmes, was recited ~ Miss Kate
Cfostman, and Mrs. and Miss Fisher gave the
unereiia dialogue (Nr. and Mrs CaudIs) IN an
Elective manner. Prof and Miss L yer and
others. daring the evening, sang approprists
pieee>, and the sociaole cone uded with dance
Ihere were present . q no DER Of visiting New
Englanders, and the soeiable was altoee.ner q
~ nj
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INSURANCE.

LEWIS JOHNSON a CO.,
BANEtRS
PEENSTLVANIA AVENUE CORNER IOrH
STREET,
nEALERs
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN HNcHANGE
&c. Ssvernment aud Corporation Bonds bought aud
All other Marketable Scientific. .ola a, ho,gs.
on commfssion q iS-tf
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aens. Secretary.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSuR
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
GEORGB y. MARBLE, Agent,
Federal Bisck, Rsom y,
Opposite Post once Department,
90 S-d Corner 7th and NJ, ar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

NOT COMING To THE INAUGURArIoN-The
bfth Regiment Maryland National Guards.
Col James Il Herbert, which was assigned q
position in the grand parade on the occasion of
the inauguration OF President Grant is not
coming The 4A>riodR says that in couse.
quencr of the drIsy in procuring military
equipments tor the members, n has been DE-.
termined 70 abandon the project, and the Finn
will consequently not BE- included in the
barade.
The Scheifer Hose Com pany Of PhiIadeI phia,
Who had engaged quarters ~ the United = tates
Hotel, and were active in making preparations
10 visit this city on the 4th OF March, have no
tined MI Bean, the proprietor of the hotel, that
IN CONSEQUENCE Of the death OF one Of their Off.
esrs. the Contemplated visit will not b made
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CESSATION OF TEE MENsEs


This generally take. place between the sgss % 70
and IS. ~bepe yer Chronic, ecrofulous, Nervous,
vessiei Other eisee.es exist 70 the 'emaie sys-
much Of these diseased socumulstions are die,
missed With the eular discharges; bot when th.
Of me nsirua,ion the aceumnisisd hum"r, s.S AZ.
csyed products q disrsse failing 60 escaSe through
OPEN. rArOwa bark proa a., ri,rulatsos sttsSl
Ing every tissue and organ in tbe systs1-Lsuss.
hsI.Ss ss,n sso%.eh Liver Eyss Ee.. Mem
tenn become involved. and tisss.ss habit apd
condition, With synVtoms never before .rse.
a. ne nstreA ceesstion apd lie oonseq uences 40
medicine g relieve the symptoms asd thus shrcoss
sssse ess %' S.S e tseIssad. eis .hseA. q q
=: :Di ss1.s e me :'ssoss 81: =.
these aiseuitiss Win be s,ciied and ssstessr de.
esse exists in the sysfsn win be exterminassd
LONG LIVE SECURED.
Let every woman vsreine on this critical period
erelare their systeos 9th Radvays eassaSs-
osssed thss iesi sick or On srss Iron ss.i
RIs0LvlIf: sidsd az bowels are ire sisrS va
sss q hss e :sesrs ss 49, IN
With freedom from the siekEsss and pains Of SorDss
ALL FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.
frem the earliest stsee Of female su6erinep iron
.SesS.: "a "a - o: g rea n
s esr h.,'Is; sssSso.' -
q i sIeee ssa s =. 49,; s..s,s s.s::
Psias Aehss, 0id1iDess "a X fses W., o1s
sss E iss.'i; ;Tssnil sssv.' =; =:
nsss3pI o. ;:I ~ g: :ssssi.s :sesI5
+: 81 :: ! e s:S & :: 49,
SSss.n 'sss' NJ Dnsssssvsryvhsrs.
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TO THOSE WHO srsKHE.Irp

There n rot . man. woman. or child ncsevsi
wasted by dtsesse. ~ the ,st.nls ar. .tiii A ,
eonditsn T. r..eiys L.srishn:ut, and th-i'
LUNGS. LIVER, KIDNEYS. Au1 other viiai or
ssrs not Wasted heyo tue process % repair
OF csrahe OF sustainifg the Tsrara'tr. rrnss,s q
kADWAY's
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
MARIETTA, Ga, July 18th, 1868.


In Justice to the Oakley Mills Manufacturing Co
have -een fit TO give to HE public my experience
with their Flour of Raw Bone. / bought of them
800 pounds Of Bone Dust l then prepared my
ground thoroughly turned it over last fall, and
this spring when planted. broke it tOleraby deep,
and then laid off the ground in drills four feet apart
am aimed to put the three feet in the drill but
in justice to the Bone Dust it is proper 10 state that
planting very imperfect, account Of my not
being able TO give it my personal attention L bad
employ small boys aud the corn is not rpgu-
lar the Bone Dust either.
The corn will sl.psy fer itself If il continues to
rain il has done good Judges have estiinnel it to
make eight barrels per acre, the ground WIS only
tolerahle it was alitle above our common land 10
sum tue whole matter both from practice and obser-
Walton, am fully satisfied that it will add hun
dred per cent To the crop in this county. will
state that used about l25 pounds to the AS
neal' as / could also tried few rows with stable
manure. The corn came up and grew off vigorous
~ and bid fair at the start to ont strip Bone Dust
but as ar dry weather came and the hot sun
to beam it, it knocked under 20 Bone Dust. Sta
bic Manure cant stand n drought with Bone Dust.
1 give this my opinion after "a fair trial. If you
think this worth anything to the community you
have my permission tn make it public.
Yours Respectfully,
HUMPHREY REID.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
CHEROKEE SHERIFF. SALES.

NW}ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Februar,
w next before the Court IoiAe door in Can
ton Georgia, within the legal hours Of sale the fol
lowing property to-wit: Lot of land No. SO in the
2nd dist and 2nd section Of said comfy of Chpro
kee. Levied on to satisfy cost fl ia issued from
Cherokee Superior Court in favor of the orphans o.
Bryson Rhodes and William Glover for the officers
of Court vs.. Washington Wrams and Warren i.
Smith, Property pointed out by Officers of court
Also-at the same time and place Lots o.
Land Nos. 427, ABS and all the Mineral Interest in
Lot 423 all in the 18th dist and 2nd section of Cher
okee county, Ga. Levied on as the property O.
Isaac Mcdonnell to satisfy fl IA issued from Cicero
kee Inferior court in favor of Henry NJ Putnam
against Isaac Mcconnell and Joseph Mcdonnell
Property pointed out. by Jas II Brown, Plaintiff i
Attorney
Also-at the same time and place Lots of Land
Nos. 80, 81, 39 $40, 400 4l0 and 49, all in the
18th dist and 2nd section Of said county Of Cherokee
Levied on the property of Alfred Reese to satisfy
five ii tas issued from Cherokee county court One
of said ii fas in favor Of w w Hawkins One in ia
of Lar1n \ Ragsdale and Harrison Black.
One in favor of Alsey Kemp and the other one in
favor OfJOhn Nix. all against said Reese Proper.
ty pointed out by Plaintiffs.
Also at the same time and place 40 acres of 7 ot
of Land No 125 in the 1th dist 2nd section of said
county OF Cherokee. Levied on az the property of
OF A Rhodes to satisfy justices court fila issued
from the Justices court of 792 Dist G. NJ IN favor of
John Underwood against said L. A. Rhodes Ley
led on and returned to me by VIM. Rice. L. c.
E. G. CRAWLING Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
A pleasant Time.


On Monday after Christmas the children of the
Marietta Episcopal Sunday School had Christmas
Tree, and very pleasant time the children and their
friends had Ats P. NJ, the serv commenced in
the Church the children first sang the beaulitu!
hymn "Hark hat mean these happy voices" then
followed a short service aud Prayer by Rev. MIR.
Hunt--then was sung The Beautiful Church Of Christ
Below then the Superintendent made few remarks
stating that the School for the past year was ona.of
the most pleasant aud satisfactory OF all the many
years, since the School was organized He then
read selection our opportunities for doing gool
and receiving good. After which, Doxology was
sung-then the children and their friends foEued in
procession and with two beautiful Banners marchel
to Rev Mr. HUNTS. On arriving within the grounds
a beautiful Banner Song was sung while marching
towards the house. The children were then dis
missed for willie and they scattered about the
grounds and enjoyed themselves finely until the
bell rang TO call them to tho Chistmas Tree.
This beautiful evergreen beautifully arranged
in Rev Mr. HUNS School room--the children sung
the beautiful song, Gather around the Christmas
Tree" and then the fruit was soon plucked off and
many little heart made glad while older folks were
not over looked. The Superintendent was surp ised
by the present from the Children of n splendid copy
ofhe Book of Common Prayer, in which the inscrip-
tons of the presentations was done almost equal to
engraving The Children had kept their secret add
mirably as the Superintendent had no hint Of such
an intention.
The Children were indebted to Miss FLETcHER
for teaching them to sing the beautiful hymns
After tree fruit came good supply of goodies and
before dark all were dismissed having had happy,
time
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
The Marietta Paper Mill.

The Atlanta Constitution pays the following
tribute to our Paper Mill
The Mills located near Marietta, (the Marietta
Paper Mills), are owned by William Phillips q Co.,
and is a ere constructed institution, having been
destroyed by Shermau's army. 1t is located some
five and a half or six miles from the city, and its
motive power is a never-fang stream Of water
which is ample the Mills at all seasons Of the
year. Its business managers are II. N. Hamme't
and E. Faw, Esqrs., each of whom gentlemen OF
integrity and business capacities surpassed by few
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
Boarding and Dav School.

Miss. ISABEL NJ. HARRISON and Miss E. NJ. BRAD
LEY will reopen their boarding and Day School OH
the first Monday in February next. The School
is located at the former residence of the Supernten
dent of the Georgia Military Intitute with spacious
and comm0dious buildings and improved grounds.
We take great pleasure in stating that the School
has been admirably conducted and that the Ladies
in charge are most highly accomplished Teachers -
Parents at a distance will have most careful provision
for their Children sent to this School and cannot
more hopefully any where entrust their training
abroad.