Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
SIGN OF THE SKELETON WAGON
SOUTHERN CARTHAGE REPOSETNRY

SOUTHERN CARRIAGE REPOsITORY.
>8M-Ro TIE SUBSCRIBER BEES LEAVE TO IN
opened a REPOSITORY for the sale of CARRIAGES
BUGGIES, HARNESS, &C., at NO. rs BEEKMAN
The main floor Q85 feet in lengthy affords ample room
keeping always hand large and complete
of every description and variety per CHART herewith
Having learned he trade in the Factory of his father he
and is therefore enabled orders for any kind
work to him. and supernteud stage of its
His long residence in the South and West and intimate
knowedge of every section and his experience while With
Messrs Baldwin Starr and Messrs birmingham Newell
Co.. gives him many advantages IN the selections required
for different parts of the country Aso an acquaintance
with the character of Work. Draft Track Height Wheels
quality and size of Springs and A1es necessary for the pat
cuar localities.
Particular attention paid special orders either through
merchants to the subscriber direct and all prices
ted to be low the work possibly be furnished and
which will be equal every respect that of the very
best and oldest city country establishments.
e rn 6 aoGs 81 the
line from Park Place, Murray, Warren and Chamber SITS,
! near the Brick Church Loveioy's aud Clinton Hotels
Having convenient Office Accommodations and papers from
the Southern Cities and Towns he that he may
the pleasure of call from his friends and from those who
will DO him the favor examine his assortment and being
the only establishment adapted the Southern Trade
lower part of the City, he respectfully soc share of
patronage.
He begs to refer those unacquainted with him. to any of
the Jobbn Houses in New York City engaged the South
Great will be taken in Packing and engaging Freight
Insurance. &C. discount allowed W. 5G the t5 Md6oNA1D
N B-Wn L. MCDONALD takes pleasure in referring to
John Dawson, Esq, of Wilmington.
New York. January, 1856 ll9-2tw
Union Academy, New Hanover Co., N.
S. J. FAlSON, A B., PRINCIPAL.
TlNHIS Academy commences its second session MON
DAY 18th of January Its localion is entirely healthy
and being surrounded by community quiet moral and
telgent, few places free from all ptations
deness mischief The Principal recommended by
raj of successful experienced his profession, and is
strict and impartial in his discipline Parents and guardians
will find evNsituatOns advantageous fer the education
of their children and wards
The rates of tuition are 49, $l2A, SO and 49, according
to the studies of the scholar.
Board at from s. to S. may be had in good families stua
ted at convenient distances from the Academy.
Jan. rs l223t. L. HIGHSMITH, Secretary.
! DISSOLUTION Or COMPREHENSIVE.
! THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
name and style of FLEIsHNAN & SCHwARz dissolved
on the 10th inst by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the firm will present them Edward Schwar
and those indebted will make payment 20 him alone who
authorized to settle the affairs of the firm.
II. FLEISIIMAN.
4 Jan. 25.--20-3t-22-4tl EDW SCHWARTZ.
DISSOLUTION.
! TNIIE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under
| L the firm and title of DAVIS & BUNTING. dis
solved on the LIST inst, by mutual consent.