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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-20

MINISTERS aSp PaIIrBcs the an
niyersary Of religious society latrl,
held in New York, the Rev. DIR. Bethuns
said: "lf this were a political meeting,
we might perhaps allow ourselves q
discuss points not in place now but
for my own part. ! do not believe
IN elergymen attending political meet.
ings. and making political speeches.
My office is to preach the gospel. and
] was or,lained to preach the guspeI,
and with the help Of God, that | mean
to keep Ia. When have fairly gone
through preaching the gospel. aud ex-
hausted all its precious themes, and
prevailed with il over every heart, l
may turn my attention TO The law, and
perhaps try to enlighten my hear
ers on matters Of political julispru-
dence, if they win consent 10 listen,
or think that can teach them any
thing on that point. Now. sir, as
Christians. what is our duty--our great
and only commission as a Church, Ii
Is to preach the gospel TO every crea-
ture.' no matter where he lives, under
what laws, with what colour, what his
csndition--he isa sinner, and we must
preach to MIN the gospel"
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Readv-Made Clothing.

4 8 this has become one branch Of lhe Diy
n Goais trade, you will find.an assortment Of
Goats. (rrocks and Saks,) Pants, Fes's and
Orercoals, on reasonable terms, at
!. q. TURKENTINE & SONS.
Oci Jbtr 10.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
LEVIN 0ARMICIAEI,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

LEYlN OABMICIAEL,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
"OUl.D respectfully infsrm has ffiends aud
The publie. that he hss just open~d fine
STOCK Of Goods IN bis line, selsetsd with xrssi
cafe by himself in she eiiy Of New Yoik. which
for besuls ,iasie and eHeeiIence, he thinks will lie
found 10 equal. IL they do NOT surrsss. sns whirh
have before been offered in this place. They eon.
sist Of every variety Of snieies usually kspi in
Merchant Tailor's Shop,
rir; superiar French and English cIalhs; Plain
and Figured frnch Csssinefr; Satin sud silk
PIush Nesllns,. both figurrd and plsin; Shirts,
with the --latest French bo<ons; crs.sts, Nerk
Ties, &c. Also q we'll selected sssorlment of
Resdy Made Clothing. speh 80
Dress Coats, over Coats, Vests,
Pautal0Oms, SC. sc.
His friends aud the public generslly, arc invii-
cd 10 give him call. ss he ieeis confident he can
please in style, qualify and y rice.
GJ The --latest Fashions arc reported 10 him
monthly from two ofihe mpst fashionable Cities
in the world; and his Coats viii le cui and
made up 50 as To compare baih ia taste aid Iesu-
ty with any made in amy ciiy in the Union. si-
lher North or South.
He also promises the public that he viii take
pleasure in Cutting aud Making work IN every
style that may be desired.
Ociober "a. 5e--
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WANTED;
STA AiE OF NORTH-CARgLINA,

STA iE OF NORTH-CAR0LINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court of Iaw-September
Term, 1854.
Thomas Hastings, jr. rs. Mary E. Hastings.
Petition for Dirorce.
In this case il appearing that copy ofihr pc
4 tiiion and subpoena were Issued TO the de-
feudani, in manner as hy the statute in such ca
ses is required, aud the return thereon bcing, Ex-
eculcd on the said Mary +. Hastings, and that .
second -uhpena VAS also issued, and like re-
turn m,de. aud proclamation being made al the
court house d0or by the sheriff for the said de-
fendant 10 appear and answer, as commanded BY
the subj ena and the defendant falling TO app ar:
Il is ordered by the Court that publication for
three months be made in the l1illslmrough Recor-
der, for The said Mary T.. Hastings to appear al the
next term of this Court To he held in Hislor"ugh.
on the second NonJay in March next, then and
there 10 plead answer or dcmur TO the said p .
tiliop, otherwise the same will he heard ca PARTS
as TO her, and judgment pro eonfcsso will ! .
granted against her.
Witness. James Gill. CLERK of oui said Court,
at office, the second Monday Of September, A.
ID. 1854.
JAMES GILL, c. c.
November 20. 63--sm
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NOTICE

~ " ~ L.
YNHE subscriber, having formed copartner-
= ship in the Drug Trade, for the term Of
five Years, under the style Of Schoolficld & Co.,
it becomes necessary for all accounts on my
books to be settled Immediately. hope all in
dcbtcd will attend to this notice at once, aud
save themselves cost and me trouble.
=. ID. SCIlOOLFlEID.
October %, 1851. SO
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THE SAUr STE. MARIE CANAL.-rhis
work is nearly completed, and will be
entirely so within a few weeks. The
opening Of the spring (says the De.
triot Free Press will marx new era
u the history OF the Upper Peninsula
The great impeachment to the develop.
ment OF its resources and to the gene.
raj prosperity Of the country will have
been removed. The canal is of suIli
cient capacity to admit the largest yes
sells that float the lakes. Lakes On
tario, Erie, st. Chair. Huron, MIchi.
gan, and Superior are made a perfec,
navigable chain. A vessel may clear
from the head Of the latter for I.iyer.
pool, Havre, or Canton, and, passing
through the river st. Lawrence to the
ocean, reach either port without break
ing bulk. Is not the achievement i
proud one?
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N. c. NurEA-Thc merchants and
brokers Of Richmond aud Norfolk de-
mand a discount of . to per cent on
North Carolina notes. II they would
put them down to 10 per cent. it wnuhl
be well tor the trade OF North Carolins;
Tor i would keep il away from Virgil
mia.
But the idea Of discrediting our
notes, when their own banks are 50
bad uit that they are urged by writer
IN the itichmoml Wing to suspend
specie payments at once, on the ground
that they will be obliged to do 80, is
'a."cr 'arcica'. Fay. OBS.
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The" american Party" and The Maut
Quesiion.-1he Washington "Union"
in a recent attack ON the Know No
things, having assumed that they seek
TO introduce into the South an Abolition
party under another name, the "Or-
gan" ,lenounces the charge as false,
and says:
"rhe American party is in no man
ner or form nor in the slightest degree,
tinctured with Abolitiunlsm. Our par
ty is devoted to the Union, and will
by all means in its power, essay tt
preserve the Uniun. We recognize
the constitutional rights Of all the
States, and will detenl them.
"We shall oppose the agitation d
slavery IN Congress and om of Con
gress. We MAINTAIN that the questiul
OF slavery belongs exclusively to thos,
States IN which II exists. fhls is ou
creed on tho question:. VI sla, cry, an,
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RED MOUNTAIN
FEMALE ACADEMY,

THE exercises of this institution will close on
4 the 5ih and 9th oi December next. al which
lime there will be an examination. and the pub
lie are respectfully invited 10 attend An adj
dress will be delivered by Nj. A. w. Mangum.
The next session will commence on the 9Th oi
January next. and continue five months. under
the supervision Of Mr.. Ionx p. BaILEr and La
nj. assisted by Mrs. LrcIk f. YorSa. This
institution is located twelve miles essl OF Hills.
borough, in the county Of Orange. on the road
leading from Raleigh to Roxborough Parents
and Guardisns who wish to place their daug
and wards in healthy section Of country, in the
midsi of an intelligent aud religiuus community
and under experienced aud eilirien, ieachers,
will find in this School all they desire.
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A Two-EDoEp SwoRp.-Whilst the
Wings Of the North are abused Al the
South as abolilionisis. they are abused
at home as anti.abolitianists. See the
following extract from the N. Y. Even
ing Post. leading Loeoloco abolition
paper:
!" From this il will appear that the
wings are merely making the most of
the present state Of feeling to obtain
new recruits for the party. We do
not blame them for this; 6uf zoe caution
The enemies Of the extension of slavery
against erpfcii,ig anything from them.
IL Is toa Wing administration that we
owe the fugitive slave law and il the
wings are ever again in power, they
are likely TO be as much under the do.
minlon of Il slave holding politicians
as they w.rs then. They will not 90
bcyoni he Syracuse resolutions, and
these are so cautiously drawn az to
pledge them to nothing"
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A. C. MURDOCH.

HAS jasi reyrissd from Ar~ York ana Phi.
A lsiriPhis srg large. sssieJ and e.rsp
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Religious Book Depository.

GRAY d BALLANTYNE, 4es Seventh st.
~ 1.-TWO doors above Odd Fellows hail. Washing.
ton, d: G., have the only depository in this city
the publications Of the
American Bible Society,
Methodist Book Concern,
Robert Carter Brothers,
Gould 4 Lincoln,
Presbyterian Board,
American Tract Society,"
Evangelical knowledge Society,
American Sunday School Union,
New England and Massachusetts Sabbath
School Societies.;
aud all the principal religious publishers Also,
great variety Of
HISTORICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
II therefore, apparent that their stock of Stand
ard Theological Works and general Religious Litera-
ture must be unequalled
They always keep extensive assortment of all
the Hymn Books used in the different churches family
and pocket Bibles and Prayer Books, in plain and
superb bindings.
Their assortment Of attractive and choice
JUVENILE BOOKS,
suitable for gifts and Sunday School Libraries Is
very extensive.
School Books, of all the kinds used in the city and
country schools, at the lowest prices
Blank Books, staple and fancy stationery.
Pocket Knives, Porte-monnaies, Portfolios Writing
Desks, Gold Pens, DC
A liberal discount win be allowed 10 ministers and
Wholesale purchasers.
nov
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WKTM. M. sHUsTER 4 Co, No. SO, OPP

WYNN. M. SINISTER & CO., No. SO, OPP
Wv posite Centre Market, between Seventh and
chased recently Of the largest and most attract
i've stocks Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods to
be found in any retail establishment south Of New
York, comprising in part the following viz:
80 pieces French Merino in all OF the most desira-
mode tan, mazarene blue, sky blue, crimson scarlet
and splendid stock Of blacks Of all qualities, any
Of which we will offer very cheap for cash, TO such
customers pay us very promptly.
so pieces Of splendid new style Plaid French Merino
comprising beyond doubt the largest stock aud the
most beautiful assortment to be found in the District
and we advise any lady in want of handsome Plaid
Dress to look ut ours before purchasing.
200 pieces fancy, plaid, brocade, plain, and striped
Silks, from fifty cents up any of which we will sell
very cheap for cash.
80 pieces rich, glossy, black Silks, comprising the
largest assortment in the citysomc very good black
Silks at seventy-fve cents.
so pieces black Bonbazines and Alpacas, and at
very low prices. Our stock Of Mourning Goods is
very large and well assorted, and families in want Of
large quantities of black goods of any kind will
always be able to supply their wants at our store,
and at the very lowest retail prices any where in
fact our stock Of Dress Goods is full and complete,
from ftp calico up, and is well worthy to be ex-
amined by any about purchasing goods in our line Of
sHAwLs, sHAwLs, sHAWLs.
In this department we can show the greatest va
riety Of any other house in this city and as we pay
very particular attention to the shawl trade gem
orally have great variety of styles, not to be found
elsewhere. In our assortment will be found full
stock of Brocha long and square Shawls from IS to
len, plaid, long and square Shawls, from 90 up.
Caxpetings, OiI-Cioths, &c.
We also have on hand, very choice assortment Of
Threc-py and Ingrain Carpeting, which we will Of
W. II. SINISTER &co
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EMBROIDERIEs, LACEs, &c.
MRS, r. PEACE.

NO. II, Ce11tfe lMdrEet Space,
" AS just received from the eastern cities
AA rich and beautiful French and Swiss Embroide-
ries, Mouslin, GUIPURE and CAMBRIA COLLARS,
Limerick, Crochet and Maltese Lace Collars and
Sleeves; Swiss and cambria Chemezetts and Habits,
embroidered and lace sets, from "a to $25; Swiss,
Cambria and Gupure Ruffies and Bands embroider-
ed Handkerchiefs, at greatly reduced prices. Also,
Head Dresses and Caps, Flowers and Feathers for
bonnets; black kid Cloves, SO cents; colored and
white ut 90 l.2, Superior quality y .1ouov 81 -
Persons wishing to make purchases, would do well
to call at No - where great bargains can be obtain
ed, particularly for the cash.
NOV / !.
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- lunbia Place." Seventh street, Washington,
D. C--Clainns for Bounty Land, spplications for
Pension by the widows and minor heirs Of sol
diers killed Tor who died) in the United States
and other Indian wars the war Of 1872 and the late
war with Mexico y applications for Pension by the
widows and heirs OF all Revolutionary soldiers
Money Claims against the various Departments OF
the Government and before Congress and claims
for extra pay for Army and Navy in California and
Oregon from 1876 10 1852 prosecuted by
FE. HASSLER, General Agent
n. Bland Warrants and Land Scrip bought and
sold nov i3--H
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RICH AND ELEGANT FURs,

IUST received, 25 per cent. lower than
a. ever offered in this city. The subscriber would
respectfully invite the attention of the ladies Of Wash
ington and its environs TO call and examine his large
and beautiful assortment Of FURS combining all the
fashions Of the forthcoming season. which, in spendor
and richness cannot be surpassed
Also, d number of superb CARRIAGE ROBES.
a fine lot Of UMBRELLAS, Of all sizes, to be dis
posed of very cheap.
A large stock Of Children and Infants Fancy
GOODS always on hand, made from the best mate
RAILS and at exceedingly low prices.
His late new style Of HATS for gentlemen has been
already stamped as the ne plus ultra and he only
makes mention of it to say that the price, hereto
fore, for the very best, is only pa.
nov 1S--1w No. 286, Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR sALEf
UPHOLSTERY and Paper Hangings,

=
u from the best manufacturers,) at 358 Seventh
street opposite the Exchange Bank.
DOUGLASS MOORE, upholsterer and paper hang
err has just received large and elegant assortment Of
goods Of the latest style, comprising
Window Cornices Curtain goods and trimmings,
Gimps Loops Cords and Tasses, Fringes, Curtain
bands and clasps, Rings, Picture cord and tasses,
Hair seating, Webbing, Sofa and Chair Springs,
Curled Hair Feathers Shucks, &c. All kinds Of In
side Blinds, yentian Blinds wide and narrow Stats
Patent Reed Blinds, Paper Blinds, Transparent Win
dow Shades buff and white Holland for Shades,
Brass Fixtures and Rollers for Shades, Furniture
Oil Cloths, Table Covers, Cots, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses, Blankets, Pillows, Lounges, Parlor, and
Chamber Easy Chairs, Pew and other Cushions DC
Also, a variety Of Paper Hangings of new and
fashionable, patterns suitable. for parlors, draw
ing-rooms, halls, passages, and chambers together
with Borders Columns, Views Statues, Fire Screens,
&c. MI
ID. MOORE makes 10 order, in the best manner,
Window and Bed Curtains, Carpets Cushions,
Feather Beds, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Venitian Blinds; and all work in the Upholsterng
and Paper Hanging business promptly attended TO.
Steamboat and ship cabins furnished. Rooms,
&C., papered Mt short notice.
nov IL
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X. N.
:" Put none but americans on Guard Tonight"
KNOW-NOTHINGS! AMERICANS I!
The Book for all of you,

THE W-NOTHING TOKEN,
OF EN- - r. : ~ 80
The following distinguished American writer's, on
American subjects, adorn the pages Of this truly
American Book:
W. G. Bryant, j. r.. Drake R. w. Emerson, Mrs
I. ,Sgourney, the Hon. J; w, Savage, +; s. Key
Dr. Thomas E. Bond, Joseph Hopkinson, III. w. Long
fellow, H. Fuller, L. c. Levin n. F. Gould, the Hon.
Daniel Webster, Grace Greenwood, Z. Everett T.
Dwight John M. Mason, John Perpont, DR.. Beecher,
W. G. Simms, E. P. Whipple J. G. Perciyal, l. g.
CHER, E. Ii. Chaplin, the Hon George Bancroft, w. II.
Burlcigh the Hon. Caleb Lyon, G.. Meilin, L. McLel-
Ian, jr, J. G.. Whittier, Chief Justice Marshall E.
Cakes Smith, r. I. Paine, Jared Sparks, Seba Smith,
Andrew jackson.
WITH FIVE ELEGANT STEEL ENGRAvINGs, VIE:
The Marriage of Washington,
Goddess of Liberty,
Portrait of Washington,
Portrait of Daniel Webster,
Spirit of '7G,
Portrait Of Martha Washington,
Together with
"Washington's Farewell Address,"
Constitution of the United States" and the
Declaration of Independence"
The following are a few Of the strong commenda-
tons Of the press:
"The getting up of this volume was happy
thought 1t awakens and invigorates the nobest
patriotic sentiments and, wihal fortiies patriotism
by Bible religion The volume opens with Wash
ington's Farewell Address" among the richest lega-
cts ever bestowed Dy parlotupon MS country; ana
then follows, in prose and poetry the happiest and
most soulstrrng appeals to the and hearts Of
Americans warning them Of the danger of foreign in
fuence adverse to their free institutions and exciting
to sleepless vigilance in their perpetuation.
"The book gives a clear exhibition of what the
Know othngs are, shows the necessity of such an
association and exctes earnest hope that they may
be preserved and prospered us the lifeguard OF civil
and religious liberty y Christ. -4de. aud Journal
"This is sterling annual full Of living truth,
which must be commended by every editor who is
not Jesuit at heart, and find response in the soul
Of every lover Of American soil and institutions.
Every page in it is Of sterling value and should be
committed to memory, and handed down from father
to child. The matter in such book is its own best
adjournment Washington and all the worthless follow
ing after him here speak in the living present and
poets Of the soul set TO glowing the glories
Of our Protestant birthrght Albany Spectator.
The whole making one elegant Emo. volume.
Price d. The same in full gilt sides and edges,
81 so. ~
For sale by booksellers generally.
Copies sent by mail receipt Of price.
J. G. DERBY Publisher,
No. ll9, Nassau street, New York.
750 Agents wanted 10 canvass for the above, to
nh ,,iu ha v;p
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ITO Won wish fine suit Of Hair : Try

nO YOU wish fine suit of Hair TRY
- M00RES Improved Tricopherous--it IL the
only article that win produce growth Of Hair, as
number Of persons can testify As toilet article II
has superior; IL renders the hair soft and glossy,
removes dandruf and scrufi &c. Price IS cents per
bottle, or FIVE for 81.
Moore's Excelsior Soap Dentiffice is warranted 70
be the best preparation for cleansing the teeth and
meuth, for purifying the breath hardening the gurns
and preventing decay, now cxtant II contains no
acid or gritty substances nor is in any way inuri-
GUS Price rs cents per Jar.
For sale at J. b. M00RE'S Chemist
Penn. avenue, opposite Seven Buildings.
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FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.
No. 81, Opposite Centre Market,

No. "a, Opposite Centre Market
FTNHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention
j Of the public generally TO his NEW STOCK
Of GOODS, just received They comprise all kinds,
from French importations TO the best description OF
home made articles suitable for ladies and gentlemen
Of the most fhstidious taste
The ball season having fairly commenced, he espe-
cially invites ladies to call and examine beautiful
please.
great variety Of superb Trunks, Carpet Bags,
and Valises, at exceedingly low prices.
DR. WALL.
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LAW AND CLAIM AGENCY.

LAW AND CLAIM AGENCY.
TUNHE undersigned will continue to practice in the
IL various courts Of this District and attend to the
prosecution of all classes Of claims against the gov
ernment He will also attend TO the unfinished agen-
cy business Of yespasian Ellis, Esq.
FERDINAND M0ULT0N,
Washington City.
F. Moulton ESQ. is authorized to close up all my
business connected with claims upon the govern
ment
nov 13--1y V. ELLIS.
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HILMANS' Hair Dye has made ITS ap-
~ pearance in our city, very much to the gratif-
cation Of our young beaux who red whiskers or
mustachios. Gentlemen are seen going into our
hardressng saloons with hair whskers, mustachios,
and eyebrows Of all imaginable colors, and in five
minutes they will appear on the street having them
entirely changed, and decidedly improved by a lus-
trous black, obtained by using Gilman's Dye-Ao,-
.tolk Herald.
For sale by 2. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
nov 10 Washington city.
HONE REMEDIES. The Compound
III Cherry Pectoral is the best and surest, and
most palaable cough remedy ever offered TO the pub
lie; it will the worst cold cough possible, and
is the only article that win afford relief to consump
tves without fastening their end. Try it. and you
will be convinced Price 25 and so cents per bottle.
The HERB CouaH CANDY is also excellent and
very palatabe medicated compound, and is well
adapted to children and others who preudiced to
medicine in other forms. Price 121S and 25 cents
per package. For sale at
j. B. MOORES
Druggist Penn avenue opposite buildings.
nov Is
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a s. GARNER, Draper and Tailor,
-EAs Morft's Building, Four-snd-and-a-half street,
respectfully informs his friends and the citizens Of
Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, that he
keeps always on hand choice selection Of the best
and most popular makes Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Yestings, together with good supply Of the best
Trimmings and will make to order garments in the
most elegant manner, (plain fancy) TO please the
tastes Of all who may favor him with call.
N. b. Prices moderate, and terms cash.
noy l2-qolm Y
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NTEW AND IMPORTANT BOOKs.--

CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, &C., &c.
"A LII the Cheap Publications, Magazines,
IN and Newspapers, can BIO had ut Alex. Adam
sons Seventh street. opposite to the Post Office.
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune, received
every night and delivered to subscribers at 95 cents
month, payable in advance. He keeps constantly
on hand u large assortment of Blank Books, Pens,
Ink Paper, &c. Harpers', Putnam's, Grahnin's Ma
gazines and Ladys Book, at ~ 80 year, payable in
advance. The American Organ is for sale, every
evening, at his store A. ADAMSON.
nov 1h---dtf --
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TUNHE Eagle Gas-Fitting and Plumbing
u Establishment, ON the corner Of 9Th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, are now receiving the finest
assortment Of Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures ever Of
fered 70 the citizens Of Washington and at the
ccssary is TO give call TO be convinced of this fact
The superior facilities Of this house enables them 10
sell their goods and do work at less rate than any
Of the retailers Of this city.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of the c-
ems Of Washington and vicinity, the proprietor as
sures them that with the addition Of number Of the
best gas filters and plumbers Of Philadelphia and
10 do all work in both branches in the most superior
style, and before stated cheaper than the cheap
est JN0 REESE
nov 10