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FUNERALS.

1E@ The subscriber is prepared To at
&3z-.sGS&@AO end, at the shortest notice, 10 any
calls IN tils line, and VIII spare pains to render
entire satisfaction to all who mis- assistance
In performing tile last tribute OF respect to the dead
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
S"rOuds furnished when desired
The subscriber becs leave To- call the attention ot
the public TO his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER.
which has been already tested in the families of sew
era IN this city. TO whom he can refer az TO
its efficacy in preserving the body from decOmposi-
ton for any length of period.
j. w. PLANT, ID street.
aug Sesly bet. 9th and 10Th streets
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner of 10th and E streets, Old Medical College.
FTNHE duties of this Institution were resumed on
j the 9Th Instant. The Classical and Mathenlat-
zeal departments, where the branches are
taught IN other Academies in this city, in the
ond story. The Primary Department is in the first
story
Circulars eau be obtained at the Bookstores
Rev. JAMES NoUksE, A. NJ. ,.so,;,,, r-;,,.:.,,
Rev. j. w. WINANs. A. Nj. ii''e'p''s'
NJ. ID. WELLS, Teacher Of Primary Department.
Mons. I. RAu0LT, Professor of Modern Ian
gnages. sep 13
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PISTOLS, PIsTOLsn PIsTOLs.,.

PISTOLSI PISTOLSH PISTOLSll.
HAVE constantly on hand splendid assortment
Il Of
Colts and Aliens Fire and Six barrel Revolvers
Aliens Selfcockipg Pistols
Rifle, Saloon, Double and Single barrel, and Pocket
Pistols Ia great variety
Which will sell to customers on most accommo.
dating terms
Persons are solicited TO examine my stock b-forr
purchasing, it is most complete, and can of.
fer az reasona be terms any house in the city.
JNO. W. BADEN,
South side Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
ce s-eotllDeclst-
MARI. Gazette and Rock. Journal
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z. NJ. 30 teller, Practtc al G as-Ftt-
ter and Plumber

EoutH tctSf c0!rtfT Of ,H dNF ID Strrcts,
rs prepared at II tunes supply the public gene
l rally with G As FITTINGS aud FIXTURES. f
thu latest styles aud patterns on the most reason
able terms.
Churches Hotels. public private hud
ings. fitted up with G As fIrES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole AGENT fer Or. Riders Patent Gas Regurn'or
which for economy and superior light should be pos
seSSed by all consumers Of gas. sep 2a-tE
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CREEN'S Ink Eraser and Paper

GREENS Ink Eraser and PAPER
" Cleaner for Book keepers. Clerks aud Literary
Gentlemen.-A new kind of eraser and rubber far
superior TO any article for the purpose ever vet
introduced. Aside from its superior qualities as a
pencil cleaner. it ink and other stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scraper. and
leaves the surface of the paper unframed.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE A Co
18th street, doors north Of Penns Viva MIA avenue
Branch of stationers Hall, ia and l76 Pear
sep l8-ootE street. N. Y
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Washington Branch Railroad.
~ a. 3

pTVRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except Sunday, at and 8 a. m,
3k and 5 p. III.
On Sunday at a. M, and 5 p. IN.
The Train al r. III. is Express, and stops only at
Annapolis Junction and Relay the others at all way
stations.
Trains at a. and 34 p. NJ. connect with An
napolis.
TRAVIS at a. IN. and p M, connect West.
Trains at 6 and a. m. and p. M, connect East.
Fare from Washington to Baltimore 81 25
Do do do and return 50
Do do Annapolis / IS
Do do do and return | 50
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro-
cured at the office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. T. Fl. PARSONS,
ly loft Agent,
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TO THE LADIES.

THE undersigned having recently attended some
i peremptory sales of Dry Goods in Philadelphia
and New York, which have been made in conss-
Iuence of the ightness Of the money market, ena-
bles BIN to offer the following Goods at prices TWEEN
ty-ivs per cent. less than any other house in the
District of Columbia:
Superior black Boccade ..sl Is. worth p 90
~ colored do very supr. LIS, do 800
7.e black and blue black Satin Turc 100, do $50
27-inch Poult de Sole, very heavy. 1.25, do 175
26inch corded do splendid
Black Silks, all widths and quality
some very superior. .............. Leo, do l5O
Florences and Mouss-aines. all colors
MERINOS.
Superior French Merinos, all
colors 81 cts, worth 81 1917
Palmettoes Lyonese Cloth,
hne grades. so do do S11a
Repd do an elegant article,
all wool, and beautiful
high colors. do do LIS
ALPACAs.
All grades, at very reduced
prices, some really beauti-
81 cts worth so cts.
POPLINS, PLAID RAW SILKS
We would direct especial attention to our Plaid Pop
Inns, which are of superior
style and quality IS ctt, worth 81 25
Raw Silk Pleids, beautiful quail
30 cts. worth IS
IN LINENCANBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs
~ doZen embfoidered Ihese were greatly sacrificed
and deserve your immediate attention. They are
very beautiful ..................sl75 worth a 30
Iemstitchsd do, super SUPER. 81 worth leo
Plain bordered superative .......... So worth ST.
some really handsome IL worth %
SHAWLS. SHAwLs
Bay State, Waterloo, and ether Shawls of every
Sraue, some 81 90 worth 81 90
Palm Leaf, all wool, 81, SUPER. 80 worth $50
Black Thibet, very supsrior........ 500 worth $50
5000 WORKED COLLARS.
Some of the same which we have been selling and
which meet with such deci-
ded appreciation. ............. ~ cts worth Il 25
few more suPeTlative Is worth $50
Some extra super 200 worth 6 90
few dos. Of those handsome
Swiss: 30 cts, worth LIS
Under Sleeves in great variety, cheap
Chimesetts in endless varieties
black Silk Felvets, best make, very cheap
900 pairs more of those justly celebrated French
seamless Corsets, all sizes, which have given
such satisfaction.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Merino Shirts and Drawers all kinds
L'neDcambric handkerchief, fine grade. colored
bordered. .....62l5 cts, worth Il %
80 dozen white Kid Gloves only so cts worth LIS
Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestngs, all II tie de-
s,rable styles and qualities, which we W II
have made up in the best style and manner
CARPETS, DRUGGETS, CRUMB-CLOTHs. BLAN-
KETS. Sc.
Our stock Of the above goods would also invite
particular attention to. To persons buying to sill
again we would offer great indu csrnents, az our
stock Is very large and complete, and has been
bought under circumstances which Places competi-
ton out of the question.
RICHARD W CARTER.
Opposite Centre Market three doors
east Of Sth street Washington, ID. c.
&C 25-2w-
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WN. WHAI.EY.

IN ADDITION to our former large assortment If
i Clocks and MaLtles, open this morning. II
Cloth Filiibustsrs, embroidered II braided Talmas
These goods are entirely different styles from
have had, and c,nsdcfed very beautiful and par-
ticularlT adapted to the season.
oct :-2m- CLtGETT NEWTON. NAY leo
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EDUCATIONAL.
II. A. TYSON 4 SISTERS
- N, q m q ~ Fnr Vnnvyf a. II, n n q a

F street bet,uoen liza and 18th streets. Waataotsn
TJOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS.-The IA b
II annual session of this institution, opened On
the 18th of September. Terms per quarter-Senior
department SIP; Junior SO; Primary IS; Drawing
ST. French by Professor Rauot So; Music Sl2 &c $1s
Pupils boarded permanently or weekly at $50 and
s37 80 per quarter For further particulars see cir
culars at the principal Book Stores and Seminary.
&c 13-enfilll hthDpc
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
SLAVERY IN ENGLAND.

The author of a little pamphlet poem
entitled 1.-The Patent Key to Uncle Tom 4
Cabin" contains the following fair hit
Dids't thou but think TO forge "Key"
OF patent form, TO fiji and turn
IN many locks, that thou might'st learn
The misery of the slars-tndeed!
Then write-''that those who run may read. ~
While honor'd in foreign land,
Do not forget the slavish band
That groans beneath oppression's rod
Knows nothing of living God
Those whom his hand hath made TO be,
Equal TO any of high degree;
Can'st thou unlock or help to save,
The miner from a living grave?
Draw from the bowels of the earth,
All those who have not from, their birth,
Seen light of day, or known of aughf,
But slavsh labor's bitter draught:
Or open wide the granary door,
To feed the wretched starving poor,
Who toll from morning light to eve.
Without one moments short Ieprleve;
Then crawl into a strawworn bed,
Fer sustenance a crust Of bread!
Then others taking up the space,
Vacated by the care worn race,
To labor ON till mornings beam
Gives them a short and fitful dream,
On thorny pillows where they lay,
And sleep beneath the noontlde ray.
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A CARD.
10 the Building community of Washington
A CARD

10Ws DHtlaHg community Of WdstmgloN
and its uicinity.
FREDERICK L. GEIGER, Master Builder and
Architect, respectfully thanks his friends aud
the public generally for past fvorS, and hopes to
he favored with their continuance as he is prepared
to execute all kinds of work in his line of business ut
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
perntend any kind of work that may be entrusted to
his care
Pace of residence on G street, between 9th and
TN streets. aug Is
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Building Lots for Ssla

ESOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
L LOTS for sale IN various parts of the cury.
Prices moderate aud liberal credit viii he gwen Al
80, will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug 2d3m Penn. ave bet. y and 9Th SIS.
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CARD.
To the Ladies eff Washington. Georgetown

HENRY tEEIRMAN'S Ladies'. Misses and Chill,
L L dren's French Shoes are sold by the under
!sned on 18th street, just above Corcoran Riggs
Banking House. ~ his new building with the high
marble steps where he will rece We Ladies' orders
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
dies, Misses and Chldren's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters Slippers, SC,
made TO order by II. Weirman, of Philadelplia Of
Tue pest French Cater materials, and in the latest
iarisian styles These GailexS entirely different
from what are generally known rs "slop shop shoes"
being all custom work, of superior Workmanship,
and warranted TO give perfect satisfaction
will consult their interest BY giving me n cnIj and
examine for themselves C. WEIRMAN
18th St, just above Corcoran & Riggs
aug lS-lyeO RANKIN, Hous.
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DRY GOODS.

I'VE have just received from New York = very
w rich and superior assortment of New Goods
consisting in part of viz:
100 DR. ess Patterns ~ rich Plaid Silks SO inches
wide, the latest Partisan and Broadway styles
so Bayadere Silk Drasses, entirely new
IS patterns Rich "A Brccade silks, extra heavy
1900 yards, twentysik inches wide, Plaid Silks,
from IS cents to 81
$500 yards, twenty seven inches wide, plain heavy
Poult de Sole, all colors, cheap
1000 yards, twenty seven inches vile, pink. blue
white and Common Colored Silks, for even
$500 yards Brocade Silks. from 81 to 81 per yard
so0 do Plaid Poplins at 80 cents per yard
l,sco do Black Silks, all widths, some extra heavy
LOO do Plaid Raw Silks superb quality
% Embroidered French Merno Dresse.
10 pieces high coorel Plaid Merinos
y do Plaid Valenciennes, new article, for Ia
dies
80 do plain and figured Mousselaine de LANES
leo do medium style, handsome
500 do Plaid Bonnet Ribands
100 do watered and Plain Rbands
Embroidered and plain Skirts
so do French Merinos all shades
rs do English and Lyonese Cloths
$50 hne and medium French worked Collars
10 pieces "A Mantila yelvets
IS Embroidered Grape Shawls cheap
10 cartons fine and medium Embroidered Linen
cambria Handkerchefs
80 pieces Lupin's fine Mousselnes, all colors
DO DO do do do Great SsEg ans
IS do Black Alpacas. from 50 cents to 81 ~
IS long and square Cashmere Shawls
100 do do Bay State and other makes
Velvet Scarfs and Cloth Cloaks
1000 yards French and English Ginshams
80 pieces plain and figured Josey Flannsls
~ do Cloth for ladies' cloakinss
Marcenes for Innings every color
loo pieces Flsnnes, all Colors
so do Cassnets do
30 do Cassmeres do
25 do Cloths do
so do Yestlngs do
A full assortment Of Silk and Cotton Hosiery
aUoo yards Of Calico, some good at g. cents
500 pairs Servants Blankets
100 pairs hne Bed Blankets, t~iiled. very fne
leo pieces kerseys, for servants wear
IS do 81 and 1 Full Cloths
so do Plaid Linseys
full assortment Of Cot,oss of every kind
Russia diapers, Table Damask Napkins
Irish Linens, Huckahack Diapers Crash
% pieces Bookings, some 1874 wide
80 do Brocatel, some extra fine
so pairs Lace Curtains, cheap
10 pieces India Satins
Velvet, Brussels. and Ingram CARPETS
Venetian Carpets. Rugs
Large and small Door Mats of various kinds
and a great m1ny other Goods too hume.
rous to mention.
In consideration Of the very large amount OF
Goods we buy ard sell, il enables give greater
bargains than any one else in the District. Purcha
sers will please give call and examine for them
selves. HALL & BROTHER
sep 26-eo4~-
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lust RECEIVED and for sale nv Orme
- Lazenby, new crop Of Figs, Buck wheat and
Prunes.
Also, Nuts Rasins, Scotch Herriugs Pickles, Cat.
sup, prime Cheese Seventh street,
&C IL Sd door north of II street.
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street and Pennsylvania 0ronue,
THE LARGEST STOCK! GREATEST VARIETY.
NEW GOODS! NEW STILES! NEW DESIGNS!
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
ever exhibited in this any other city. The repu-
tation of WIESENFELD, connected with the Cloth
ing Trade for great number of years, is known
fact by most every citizen of the United States and
the public encomiums the repeated editorial notices
OF the daily papers, well the awards of Medals and
Premiums has made WIESENFELD the Napoleon of
the Clothing Trade: consequently those in want OF
Ready Made Garments can be suited to their satsfac
ton, from the fact that the purchaser has the largest
assortment in this city to select from,
AT TIE LOWEST PRICES
bOys' and Youths Clothing.
WIEsENFELD & CO. have completed arrange
mentS for Boys and Youths Clothing of every de
scription. Their assortment in the above branch
will be superior to any in this city, and the prices
far below those usually paid: being determined to
keep superior stock of the above goods, respect
fully solicit An examination from parents and guar
dians. shall sell ell grades and qualities of
Youths and Boys Clothing rs per cent less than any
other house
Mems Clothing
Of every description. Hs-F1ne Cloth Suits of ery-y
color, for Fifteen Dollars. The following comprise
portion of the large stock always on hand:
Fine Dress Coats, Cloth Vests
Frock g Blue Sacks,
overcoats of all kinds Cashmere Vests,
sack Goats. heavy Tweed Coats,
Fine Business Coats Fancy Silk Vests.
blue frocks, Blue Cashmere Pants
BLACK Sacks, Coored Cassinet Pants,
Heavy Pilot Coats, Overcoas for Servants.
Black Doeskin Pants, Firemen's Coats,
Fancy Vests, Cassinet Pants,
surtout Coats, Tweed Pants,
Single Breast Frocks, Kersey Coats,
brown frocbs. Drab Jackets,
Satin Vests, Shirts aud Collars,
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Carpet Bags
Fancy Coatees, Trunks and Valises,
Business Coats Handkerchief Cravats,
Ietersham Coats, Gloves and Suspenlers,
Lamher' Coats, Blue Cassinet Pants
Hunting Suits, Green Cassinet Pants,
Felt Goats, Fine Linen Shirts
Beaver Goats. Overals. &c, &c.
Together with every article in the Clothing line
The pubic will bear in mind that we sell one And
every article mt reduced prices.
BOYS CLUTHING-the greatest assortment at the
lowest prices.
WIESENFELD Co, Clothiers
SEP 29-lm corner IL / street and Pa avenue
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w. w. NE VIVIAN.

w. w. NE VIVIAN.
Architect and Builder.
Baltimore street, opposite Holiday street, Bait,mof.
WILL superintend the erection and altering of
w Buildings in Washington City and its vicinity.
jy II raht
FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and COunsellOr.at.Law
AT IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON, d. c.
sep Oft
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FRANCIS III. DAVIDGE,

foRMERLY OF BABTIMoRE,)
Attorney and COunsell0r-at.Law
DROPOSES to attend to Conveyancing and other
Il office business, together with the prosecution
Of claims against the Government, for which an eI
perence of eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him IN peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be prompt and bis charges mod
crate.
+. II. ID. may always be found during business
hours at the office of his son, WALTER DORSEY DAv-
IpGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on
Louisiana avenue near the City Hall, and opposite
to Fifth street. aug 4-eoiy
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!

UST received at THE ODEON HALL CLOTHING
- ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Fur and-a hdlf
street and Pennsylvania 0cenue,
THE LARGEST STOCK! GREATEST VARIETY!
NEW GOODSl NEW STILES! NEW DESIGNSy
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Banking House of PairO & Noufse,

FIFIEENIH SIREET,
Opposite the United States Treasury.
SfX per cent per annum interest paid on deposits
- of one hundred dollars over, when lett for
thirty days or longer. sep 3-dly
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FTNHE undersigned having recently attended some
i peremptory sales of Dry Goods in Philadelphia
and New York, which have been made in conse-
Iuence of the tightness Of the money-market, eua-
bes bin to offer the following Goods at prices TWEEN
ty-ivs per cent. less than any other house in the
District of Columbia.
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AT. THE RED SIGN.
MCDONALD & McMASTER

Have just received fnll ard complete stool Dol
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, SC, to which they
invite the attention of the citizens and surrounds
ing cpnntry. They will sell low for CASH, or 1l
time to pnnctnal custoners- They purchases
their goods fer cash. and this will enable themetq
sell losv. They have facilities that many bouse3
have mt: they have agents established in Baffi-
more and New York, who always advise them Of
any caapge in articles in their line. and who
pure hasf only ~ her bargains are to be had. We
keep s1ways on hand sp endid asso tpent- eaf
fefeix dns6ess5cs 4aaf cf cfrshed and
hroSsn sugars; Rio, Java and Lagnra coffee: green
Hsson and black teas; New Orleans aud Cuba
moasses table s. sack salt: bacon, lard, pork.
mess beef, smoked beef, drved venson; No l, ?
and mackerel; butter, cheese, flour, II. cal, corn,
oats, tobacco, candles, copperas, salerafns, ind-
go. madder, spice, pepper, ginger nutmeg, Gina
mon. epson salts, hardware, cutlery, crockery.
and glassware; and variety of other goods
They take this method Of thanking he c"mmu-
nifty and their country friends for the very lihe-
raj patronage bestowed on them; and intend. by
selling goods Io,c, to increase heir former trade
-always keeping in view that a nimbIe 81 xpence
is worth slow shilling.
Yellow Building. bet cen the Market House
and the Bank of the State, Gillespie Street,
Fayetteville. N. c..
March goth. 1853. 35-tf.
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Docs ALL dogs can swim, although
some dislike the water, aud take it with
sli Guilty. at the bidding of their masters.
The bull dog would appear the least likely
to c"nbat with heavy sea. as the New
ioundland dogs often do; aud yet the follow
ing Giro umssance is we'll authenticated: On
board ship. which struck upon rock
near the shore durinsa gale. there were
three dogs. two Of the Newfoundland va
rietv. and an English bulldog rather small
in growth but very firmly built, and strong:
/, was important to have a rope carried
ashore; and as TO boat could have lived an
instant in the breakers towards the land.
it was thought that one Of the Newfound-
land dogs sht succe~; but he was not
able to struggle with the waves. and per
shed. The other Newtoundland dog, up
on being thrown overheard with the rope.
shared a similar fate. But the bulldog,
though not habi,ua,ed 10 she water. swa"
triumphantIy to land. aud thus saved the
lives Of Ihc persons on board.
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Coal Interest for Sale.

The Subscriber is anxious to dispose of his
interest in the Chalmers Coal Field, embracing
bali the interest conveyed to DR.. b. G.. Will
liams by DR. Charles Chalmers. and conveyed b.
said Williams to myself This Field covers the
Horses shoe Bend of DeepRiver and is thought by
good Judges to be the most promising Field in
Chatham The interest offered for sale is one
fourth of the whole mineral Interest Oh the en-
tire Chalmers tract.
NJ. NJ. MCKAY.
SummeryIlle, July 9, 1888 so 3t-pd
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ANTIOCH ACADEMY.

The Trustees of Antioch Academy are happy
to inform the patrons Of the school and the pub
lie generally that they have secured the services
of Mr. Gilbert NJ. Lean as Instructor in this
Institution. Mr. Mclean is gentleman of ex-
perrence teacher, and will carry out the
principles upon which the Institution found
ell. The session will commence the 18th day Of
July, aud would say to those de>irous of
patronizing the school that board can be obtai
ed in the nei ghborhood at Six D"Ilars per month
Rates of tuition: six, eight and ten dollars per
session, according to advancement
d. B. SMITH, Sec'v pro ten.
Raudalsvile, Robson Co, July ., 1893 2t-pd
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NOTICE.--VOO CARDING.

The subscriber has successful opera
ton pair Of wool CARDiNG MACHINES,
located in Wake County, on the waters OF Buck
horn on the lillsborough road leading to North
ington's Ferry. five miles Southwest Of Holly
Springs. His Machines of good quality, and
he " ould not like to have hem spoit BY carding
unprepared Wool. Customers must, therefore,
ex,ect to prepale their Wool carefully by pick
ing out all the bnrs, sticks, aud other hand sub
stances, which tend to injuie cards; have il well
washed ..,d creased witt pounu or lafd or OH
to about 10 pounds of Woo"
HENDERSON THOMAS.
June %, 1853. I2O-2t
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June 1, Is:
To DisfEiIeTs and Shippers OF
'lUTSPECN FINE.

The undersigned having completed his large
and commodious Warehouse, situated the
River Bank, at Lower Fayetteville, now
prepared to receive Spirits Turpentne on Sto-
rage. He expects TO de, ote his sole attention to
the business, and those who Store their Spirits
Warehouse every day to detect leakage
that may Having good cooper always
in the Warehouse, he Will be able to make it d
object to those who engage in the manufacture as
we'll as to shippers to patron!ze him. All Spi-
rits received IN good order, viii be kept free
of charge. Moderate charge made for such as Is
received in bad condition.
Merchants buying the article W i'll save much h
trouble and expense by sending it directly to
the Warehouse for inspection.
The subscriber being in wise interested or
concerned in any of the Boats, will in all cases
ship as directed By the shipper
ISHAM BLAKE.
June 25. 1853 1S-3u