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No TIDIxGs OF THE ILL-FArED ALBANY
Advices have been received at Pensacola, frem
st. Thomas, dated 23i January, that the U.
8. Steamer Fulton, which sailed from Norfolk
on the 3oth December, b ad arrived at that Il.
land after touching at Nassau, N P, passing
over the Banks into EIuma Sound, round Ca,
Island, thence to Cape Hayt, Porto Plata,
SANTANA Bay, Msysgusz and st. John to St.
Thomas, but nothing was heard Of the Albany.
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rHI COURT or DEATH


King Death held court unto which did resort,
All diseases that rsvage below, ..
In order that he acquainted might be ...
Why business Of l1fe had been nslow.-
There was Gcu; with his cruich AM his terrible
touch, 49,
Sick headache and Jaundics the yellow,
With Dyspepsia who'd laid many folks meath the
spade
OF the sexton, that grave digging fellow. tas
But twere vain TO describe each one Of the ubs
That before Old Death made their appearance,
Said he, show il this ! there ia something aniss,
You've not made of late, much OF clearance;
Just tell me, pray, the clause OF delay,
You diseases are getting quite azy,'
DO speak up friend Govt and tell me what You re
about,
Or slack business will Dive me quite crazy
Said Gout, "the facts this-do not take IL amiss,
For myself and my friends no one cares,
| For our business below has received sad blow,
From cursed Pill CGfha1fic called .iyer's!
That PHI when folks try, makes each one Of fy.
For II drives US clean out Of the system,
Thus il saves peoples breath, 80 you my friend
Deah,
That's the way that of late you have missed EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

SA project is on foot in London to convey
AT students from London to the Paris exhibi
ticn and back, including refreshments and
lodgings, at mere nominal charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

WE ARE YOUNG, LET YOUTH
~ then plead our cause. "A Lecture or the
benefit of the Scott Guards will be delivered by
Prot. ALEXANDER DINITRY, al Odd Fellows Hall, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 7lh, at ~ o'clk.
The proceeds Of the above Lecture will be appro-
priated towards aiding the corps in purchasing their
arms.
subiect-"The arts of statuary and Architecture,
in Athens"
Tickets Is cents. mar 2-df
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NNRANCES PAGAN, a viii

GHRANCES PAGAN. white servant girl,
l. alb ,ut ten or eleven years of age, lef the house
OF the subscriber yesterday (Monday) morning She
wore pink silk bonnet and dark colored dress -
On the LIST Of December she came TO the city from
Columbia, Pa. Any information tending 10 her dis
cOvery will be thankfully received.
mar 6-It+ CHARLES STOTT
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Pk ksDNAl.

z The unclaimed dividends with the Bank
Of England amount to e, O66 .Ol8. lis. lid.
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SronAar.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "Star
Buildings" The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes it
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

T OST-ON FRIDAY, MARCH ID, going from
IL 9Th street and New York avenue, TO Browns
Hotel, thence to the ladies' Gallery of the Senate
(by the northern entrance) a HAIR BRACELET,
IN the locket of which vas DaguerreOtyBe like
ness OF an infant. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving II at the Fancy Store of Messrs. Hutch nson
and Munro, Pa. avenue, betw. 9.h and 10th sts.
nar6-lt
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JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Pa. avenue, near Tenth u.

MILES REGISTER FOR AMERICAN sTATR
IN Papers-A complete set Of Miles, Register, 76
vols, or any other Books will be given in exchange
Tor the American State Papers" and % American
Archives" or they WI be purchased az liberal
price. TAYLOR B. MAURY'S
leo Is Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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WATCHES AND JEW ELRY. II
w have On hand good supply o. fine q
WATCHES and JEWELRY which viii be "a
sold very cheap 10 suit the times. Gold Lee AS
keep good time. Call and see Cor yourselves Al &
store OF ]. ROBINSON, ~
34s Pa. ave-, oppo. Browns Ho'elS
feb 2e-dlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Departmont.-0p yesterday, the 5th of March
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered ON
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NEW MUSIC.

WTE are this day in receipt Of a large assertmeI
w ofNEW MUSIC from the principal publisk
ing houses in the Country, consisting Of Songs,
Dueets Trios, Marches, Rondos, Galops, Quadrilles
Polkas, Mazourkas, Scbottsches, Gems from the
Operas, &c.
Also, Music Books. Portfolios, Music Paper In
struction Books, Music foI Brands, arranged in
cheap style; Rows, Pegs. Resin, and every article
pertaining the music trade always On hand al the
PiaEo and Music Establishment of
JOHN r. ELLIS,
mar 3O6 Pa. avenue, near Tenth u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

"AVING succeeded Messrs Pckreil g. Co.
Ill in their late business, AMI rs Packet Agents,
we will keep constantly on hand good supply Of
Flour, Ship Stores, Ship Chandlery, &c.
mar 3-3ts HYDE DAVIDSON
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PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEFR DEPOT

3s1 Pa. Grense, betpeen AZ Gsd 9Th street.
WI L have at all times the best Philadelphia La
w ger Beer on hand, and offer il now fer sale
for So per key and in quart bottles for sl so per
d. zen.
We send the Beer free OF costs 10 all paris Of the
city. :
81 Many physicians have recommended this
Beer of the hes; remedies for weak stomachs.
mar Sim r. C. g. w. GERECKE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

100 CORDS OF PINE AND OAK DELIv-
tOU cred in any part Of the city. Pine 81 %
Oak IS IS.
Orders left with Mr.. McCHESNEY, Feed Store,
Seventh street, Opposite Mr.. Summers, saddler.
mar SGT
TO MANUFACTURES q KaCHIKIsrs.
HE MATTEiWAN MACHINE AND MAN
4 UFACrURING CO., have on exhibition and
for sale, at The metropolitan Mechanics institute,
The following machinery:
One 80 horse, horizontal, high pressure Steam I'm
CINE
Two Iron planners, one planning H., and the other
3< n. in length.
One Slide Lathe, that swings 2s inches over shear
of very neat st,ie, and improved pattern.
Shears 10 Il. hong -
One Woodwo'th's patent Wood Planning Machine.
One Is inch Cotton Card.
enc 2 double headed DRAWING Frame.
One Filling (rlng and traveller Spinning Frame, Of
Z. spiEdes.
One q wide Loon gothic patten) with improved
pick motion, without using picker-rods.
The public are respectfully invited 10 the machine
department OF the Institute, where interested par
ties will receive information and prices concerning
such machinery rs they may require, for almost
every branch Of manufacture.
The Works, which Of over 20 years standing
and well known TO a majority of Southern maDufae-
turers, situated at Maiteawan, Dut hers county,
New York. enc mile from the Fishki Depot, Hud A
son River Railroad, two hours' from New York ci'
SAMUEL b. SCHENCK,
mar 5-3% Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

The Last Of Congress The last of the ses-
sion We saw yesterday morning shortly after
Thomas D. Fuller, the chairman Of the House
Committee of Commerce, trudging across Penn
syivania avenue, packing pair of old boots
to the cobbler, to be heel tapped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE ROOMS
~ There will be meeting Ut The membe
at their rooms THIS EVENING, al TX O'Clock
BY order Of the President:
mar j. f. ELLIS, Sec.
u 4 MONTGOMERY GUAR os You ARE ~
a "a quested 70 attend the regular monthly meeting
W N OF the Company az the armory Of the Wash
y ington Light Infantry on FRIDAY, the 9th in
By order ofCapt Kew:
mar 6-TuSTh WIN. O'SULLIvAN, See.
4 UNION GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
A b corps are redueste t0 attend at their armon
TNWE0NEsDAY EVENING, at l.. H. rs, al
Young men wishing 10 join are respectfully inv-
By order Lieut.. J. J. Mulloy, commanding
mar 6-1 J. SHEA, Sec.
A CARD.-THE NORTHERN LIBER-
49, TIES FIRE COMPANY take thi- meth.
BIA FIRE COMPANY for their kindSss in loan.
ing them hose the fire last CMonday) night, fer
which they will remain ever grateful.
F. G EvENS, President.
,LECTURE.-R MILTON HENRY
~ will: deliver lecture Columbia Hall
Capitol Hill, on THURSDAY EVENING, the s,h
n slant, at TX O'Clock.
Subject: "The responsibility of American young
men.o
Inc puoiiC are 10 dtltuO. LeClure Tree.
mars
,THE MEMBERS OF GEORGE WASH
49, ington Tent, No. 9, Junior Order of Rech
abites, will give an entertainment in the basement
of the Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner Of Mary
land avenue and Sixth street, Island, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, March 9TH, on which occasion
they will present an original moral Temperance
Drama, written expressly for them. entitled, IONA
DAB, SON OF RECHAB; or Washington City in
1855. Tickets 25 cents-ChiIfren under ten years
half price. THE COMMITTEE.
mar 3-3t
"a PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD, at
~ tention.-YOu are hereby ordered 10 meet,
@El with sabres, for drill, at the armory at 4
1No'clock, THIS Thursday AFTERNOON
March LIST.
You are also ordered TO attend the regular month
| ly meeting on TUESDAY, March 9th, At O'Clock,
i'll full uniform.
BY order of Capt PEEK:
JNo. II. McCUTCHEN, Secretary.
mar l-ThSTu+
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BOYS CLOTHING.

DUIO OIUIHING.
order to sell of our present stock Of Boys and
i fouths' Winter Clolhhns we have determined 10
ofsr our large and fine assortment, consisting OF en-,
cry desirable style and quality of fashionable Ready
made Garments, suitable for dress and school wear
al greatly reduced prices.
WALL STEPHENS,
3&5 Pa. ave-, next 70 Iron Hall.
feb "a (sentinel&Newsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06

The Merchants Exchange Association
We understand that the Merchants Exch an 20
Association, recently formed in this city, has
for its object the correction and proper regu.
lation Of the credit system and the advance.
ment Of the business interests Of tn. city in
every way y which that desirable end can be
promoted by general consultation and united
action on tkeir part. Having no channel
through which the interests of the business
men Of the District can be heard, except
through an occasional s.roling petition,) they
unite to make a medium through which the
interests Of seventy thousand people (city and
county, may hereafter pass 1t has become
necessary tina. some such organisation should
DO adopted. Regard viii DO manifested for
the expressed wishes Of 30 respectable body.
ihsir interests are truly the interest, and
shsir wants are truly the wants of the people
OF me District In most matters before Con.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26
DE. M'Eaue.s Celebrated
LIVER PILLS IN TEXAS.

TEAvIs Co, Texas, June 12.-1sJi
1iEssRs- FLES.IxG &, BRoruERs, Pittsburgh. Pa
CentleDseu-This IS TO certify. that nv mother
bad been uIert periodical attacks of sick-head
ache Tor great many year; all ;he Eis'iaI rene
dies falling 10 give relief ore of vour pamphlets
accidentally falling into her hands she al once de-
tcrmined to try d.. l5LaHe-s Csitssutrf L,jrs5
f'iis, ari immediately procured box. from the
use Of which she received great benefit, and 50
lo9g as she continued to use them was entirely re-
lieved.
We have How been in Travis Co. Texas for the
las; four years an not being able TO procure these
valuable pills. her attacks OF sicl-head-ache have
again returned--!or some tirie back has been
gradually getting worse-ard has determined! me
to send TO you for few boxes of Mr. Ef'I.ase's
Celebrated Liver Pills / herewith encIose YOU
one dollar, for which you will please send me
Pills per return mail. Address, Austin, Texas
think yon ,vould do well to establish an agen-
cy in Austin; the Pills are well known here and
would NEE. with ready sale
MEREDITH ". HENRY.
1S-Purchasers viii be careful TO ask for DR..
y lanes Celebrated Jirer Pills and "a ke none else
There are other Pills. p,rportiug TO be Liver Pits
now before the public. DR. VI Lanes Liver Pills.
also his Celebrated Verrnifage can row be had az
all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
Sold in Washington, by MITcuEI & Fosrxr
and Dr. E. p. JETT-s
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26

SIT IS the scctGriGH pres cosrducfeF b., tie 7,Gr-
sogs- that is the source Of the mob outrages-the
-OTiSO OElaiifsH BiqioT,,E;-" This instrument OF
mischief in the hands OF designing parsons W no
are bursting with rage at the diffusion Of the
Catholic faith- becomes specially virulcnt on the
eve OF any scene OF excitement political or Telis-
ious-7 IPafs5.-r- f,c,5oy,-
The Pittsburg Catholic has found something
that has hitherto escaped the scrutiny of all for
eisn allies here. It has discovered not cnlv that
parsons tot course the PTofcgsf pa rsoasl are the
source OF the mob oHtEages. bus that thev are Ia.
~oTlgO o1l5sit1 Alql0sWHi. the source of al fUTs-
How awiuily have the Protestants OF this country
been deceived They have been accustomed to
look upon the ministers 0f their churches as ex-
ernPiaTy people These poor parsons have been
as class respected .cT their many excellent Quail
tiles OF head and heart and their eminent cir riS-
tan virt2es- They must be sly fellows indeed
II they have been all this time getting up rlols
and riots aud outrages and all other evils without
any ones sIspectinS them until the Catholic
at Pittshnrg smoked them out
The Catholic" finds fault with the designing
parsons in particular for having a!uled 10 the
bloody massacre OF PrOtestauts on St Bsrthoio-
news day in lJ72- when the artillery OF the
Pope's Castle OF the Holy Angel Numbered forth
Its vOlleys OF cOngFatulatiO:, and the Pope sang
joyful e dc5,m and proclaimed a great ubilee and
caused medals to be struck III commemoTaiion Of
the butcheTy Of serenity thousand ProtestauiS in
that attempt OF the CiIa7-h 20 Cenca the Protest
ant faith History like the Bite should rot. il,
tie estimation OF the Catholic" be made known
10 the people at large but only to such portions Of
them IS the Catholic bishops and priests think
ought to lie Taught
We ou.ht perhaps TO treuble for The conse-
quences- 'as are quite satisfied that the great
mass oi She people OF tbs country and particular
" the Protestant portion OfoGr citizens have such
an Independent way OF thinking for themselves.
tbat they viii continue 20 read the Bible. and
learn history and listen TO '-des gn:ng parsons
notwithstanding the terrible discovery OF the
PittSburg Catholic that such things are dcrnordl-
ling and the source Of all evii-1
io,,is-iIic Journal
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26
Eorei n Infuerce

iae 5Hti-American presses Throughout the
'a'Ty have asserted and re-asserted that the Tor
p vote vsas 50 small that its infucnce could not
T '-i' I'd any election An examination Of the
El5s statistics plainly exhibits tie control
i ihi''ienee OF the i5Teign votes in the cities
--'sIl named The proportion Of voters in the
" GASES OF votes Is based upon the established
nat =. one-seventh Of the population are vot-
=. MS Is true with regard 20 the native pop
. t.9h- Among the immigrant population the
- I've lFopoEtIOn OF females aid children 10 the
.-sS Is much less than among the native pOpuia-
. = oEse'I'iently the proportion Of voters among
\ "reiSleEs : much greater than one-Sev enth:
?, We have allowed them this aIvan.a,-e in tba
allowing ANALYSIS
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26
Abolition and DizuBion.

The following extracts are from that insdious
FreesOii organ OF Seward & Co, the New Yor!
Times;
Tire cause o. Abolition viii he saved centuries
o: struggle and toll bV the secession OF the South
from the Union, should that ever occur.''
The Union once dissolved the black blood of
slave States adjoining the Northern frontier would
instantly experience ruiucUs depletion. In such
condition Of things slave property ust be too iI-
gitIve 10 De valuable The Institution must die
Of exhaustion Emanci patton and the introduc-
ton OF Tree labor viii DC necessary measures: ard
as there can no longer be any bonds oil unitv with
The serviie system for the PFoiongatiOn of which
the Southern organization Is designed. we should
have all these frontier States, Virginia included.
seeking re-admission 70 the Northern alliance
Tor fugitive slaves we should have fugitive States
And as the process wou!d tend constantly 20 push
the ibersting line nearer 10 the water-lne OF the
Calf Of Mexico. it would be merely question OF
time tn the entire Teabsorption of the seeding
sOvereignties- and the TeintegratjOn OF the Union
the sound basis OF real freedom and eQuaIitv1
Let tie South read and ponder these outsiv-
ings WILL May it not be that the North is en-
deavoTing TO assravate the South TO the point OF
secession, as the initial step toward the Ultimate
conSummatiOn Of the abolition oi Southern slave
~, IN the way here plainly indicated! And may
it not be- after ALL the true policy of the South to
stand by the Federal Constitution anil laws as
prescribed in the American Platlorm2 Certain
we are that if the whole South ard the conserv-
ative constitutional men OF the North viii! place
themselves upon that Platform. there-yvill then be
no danger to be apprehended for the rights OF the
SOuth-no danger OF dIsyIHion- The extreme doc
trines of State Rights must ere long become dis
tasteful to every true Southerner. Fifteen years
from this time the only advocates of those doc
trines must be looked for North OF Mason and
DixOn'S line. iIegR. H[nr.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26
Negro Conspiracy IL Mississippi
The Marion tsEissj Republican gives an ar
count OF the discovery of negro conspiracy at
Gariandsville, Jasper county 1t says:

lac Marion tAIiss-j Republican gives an ar
count of the discovery of a negro conspiracv AZ
Gariandsviile. Jasper county 1t saws:
"A trustworthy negro on ueighborinr pI,nt,-
tion aittr having received Pledges of secrecy re-
vea.ed the existence of the cogsSuiracr to ~ 49,
seer and requested him to repair to a certai,
place IN the midst of dark. nnlrequepe,, SWAMI,
and see sOT himself. The overSeer did ,,at -, Lat
'"p next morning be took with him sarc trje,is
and went TO the spot designated bv the fai4hf.I
negro There they saw every Indication Of
iaTSe crowd having been assembled. horses hot
been tied up, fires Sindie3 and from an-,,. r,,
they calculated that upwards Of one hundred ne
sToes had there assembled or the preceding NIGHT
Ihey lett the spot and the neighborbo.,.I 80
quickly alarmed Several negroes we're taken
uIi- and among them the leader The .-roafost
excitement was prevailing in the country. a conn
eii was held and It Was decided that the negroes
should be hung immediately; ropes were procur-
eos ana the sentence OF the council was about to
De executed when the crowd reientesl fesr7ng
lest the innocent Should perish with the guilty..
ne negroes were then severely wh:Dnaf.
and they confessed that the conspiracy extended
throughout large section of country. that there
existed several other organizations which thew
called schools, IN the neighborhood. and that
their object was 70 organize in sufficient force
and march. increasing their mum Der as they- went
to a Tree State. No arms or ammunition of anv
kInc could be discovered: but the negroes confess
ed that they were 10 meet al GarlandsviIie next
Saturday night TO make a start When asked
why they selected that place as rendezvous.
they could give reason and the presumption
IS that they intended 20 sack the place and nlur-
der the Inhabitants Two white men. thev saw
have been amongst them, but their names we've
not Known TO the negroes. nor was anything de-
veiOped to identify them Arms and an1unitJou
are probably concealed somewhere, as such
scheme would never be attempted without
them.'
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26

"a & - I'D EE EE "a @
/ NIEB an engagement with the citizens Of
~ Washington shall open the Fall Session OF
the atove lnsf'ftis.Ii the Isl Efon4ssl bet f5e
frst day of Oe5o6er iert
The terms, for session of twentv-nne weeks.
paYabie quarterly in advance, are rs follows:
Tuition IN Primary DEPArr,IENr (embracing
Spelling, Reading and Writingl SIS 90
Tuition M ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT fem
bracins English Grammar. Geography.
Arithmetic aad the Higher Mathematics 20 90
Ia.iH Gs'a Gstaf, pr Irea,rt, ,rjti Eaeiisi
Lfsrat.'e- including the above 80 90
Incidental expenses. co
no deduction Tor absence, except ir cases OF pro-
tracted illness
The Principal OF the "Acaderny-' will co-one-
rate heartily rri;h the Principal o: the ~Fen:ale
Seminary and the citizens OF Washington in es-
taoiislInS, on a permanent basis, Institutions of
Learning, worthy OF tlie patronage o; the refined
and intelligent community, by which they are
surrounded. lie brings 10 the responsible d1ty OF
inStructing youth an experience OF nearly seren
years, and trusts, by unweared diligence in his
profession, to be sustained by bis old friends and
the public generally. Yourg men will be pre-
pared ior the Sophomore or Junior class Of apv
College in the Union
rs the S,aooi increases, competent assistant
teachers VIII be employed
B. J. BORDEN, Prin,ipai.
iFasi'ngioH, .ack., .fag. 10, 1888. 33-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26
IS @ {, ice

fEtHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween SAMUEL. p. MCCuLLAGH and w. Y.
BRowS under the style of McCuagh e. Brown,
was dissolved on the 2Sth of June, by mutual con-
sent W. Y Brown having purchased the entire
interest oi S. P Me Cullagh is alone authorized TO
settle up the business of the firm.
w. Y. Brown having connected himself in busi-
ness with T. S. Ashby and f. Il. Ashby, the
business VIII be conducted under the name and
style OF ASHBY, BROWN & Co., at the old
stand.
Fall9f Jnlg lst. 1851 q
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-26
BseacheG ana Brown DoEssestics;

SheetinSS-
Piilow-Linens & sheetincs.
Table Linens. all Styles and qualities
Brown and Irish Linens, good assortment
Painiet, lawns. JaccnetS, MuSiins and BareseS
Ginshams Of ali styles and qualities,
AlpacaS and hIerig0s all CoioTs.
Flanne!S al kinds and coioTs.
Jeans, Satiaets, and Cassimers,
Blankets OF various kinds.
NeTinO and Blanket Shawls.
MeTino and Cotton Hosiery.
Linen Thread, good assortment.
4 good assortment of Hardware and Crockerv.
LADIES and GEMS SADDLES
Brides. Martingaies, Surcingles and Girths
Hats and Caps and a good 10; of winter Clothing.
Also small assortment of Boots and Shoes and
various other articles usually kept by rs too
numerous TO mention.
We earnestly invite OFF friends 10 call and ex-
anime our goods and prices anG assure them. we
will spare no effort 10 sell them good GOODS at
prices TO pay them TOR the visit. Let every BODY
sail and see, and we viii prove to their Sa;isiac-
ton hat we say 10 be true
We beg. also, to remind many OF our Custom
ers who have neglected to call AMI settle their
notes. an, accounts due Us Tor former wears tran
sactions. that the time is now near at hand when,
we will be oonipeiied 10 hare money. and hope aY
Will come aud pay up. oaano, extend further
indulgence
As we have never before called upon ven in
this pd5c mauner. we trust You will be prom pt
ana spare further trouble
TRIMBLE & JOHNSON.
lFaSiss;gfoi, SC7:. I-Jik, iS5J. 3S-Jw