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EeeseI Ashore.

Vessel Ashore. -. -s
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE brig Vernon, from Bal
nmore, fof Bangor, with 600 bills. four, went
ashore on Friday at Cuttyhauk and bilged. Five
hundred barrels were saved and taken TO Holmes
Hole. Her rudder is gone and her cargo - badly
damaged, bnt she may possibly get on n fair
weather continue
Condition Of the Banks Of Rhode IsIaud.
Providence, Dec. l3.-The following - a
statement Of the condition Of the Banks II r hode
Island, not including those OF Providence, for
,he week ending Dec. q: CiTcuiation 81 .607 BIS
es.o'ts s7vo,SlS; loans, SOS specie slio,-
New York Bank Statement.
NEW YoRK, Dec Il -The weekly stateue,t al
the city banks foot up foot up as follows
Loans, increased SOP Ou: specfe derre,sed
s6ll co., circulation, $3.50 coo; deposits decreased
81, t27, 600
Resumption of Specie Payments.
NV HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 1.-THE bznfs Of
banks, and resumed specie payments on deposits
and notes on Saturday.
Vice President Breckinridge.
70 AuGu.Ta. Dec. 15-vice President Breckin-
ridge arrived here, and left for Washington this
morning.
$3.50 Baiumere Markets.
BALrTNoRk, Dec. 15.-Flour fat Howard at.
and Ohio offered az IS. Extra Ohio IS -50aS5.7S,
and Howard street, extra at IS 75ass IS, and
regular shipping brands City Mills do. IS .50s %
per bbl-; do extra IS 50a6 Is.
Wheat firmer and 3s5c higher: 81 O6ast ~ for
good TO prime red I; and 81 l6aSl IS for prime
white. Corn steady-new white 45a5ac.. and
old do GO. with little offering; new yellow 35a52;
Old yellow Coo. Corn meal unchanged. Rye
Hour quoted - 50
Whisky quiet at 22aS9c.
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I AIDES MACHINE SEWING ROOMS,
a. No. l52 Pa. are, bet. l1th and 18Th sts
Where may be found Ladies' Under Garments
made IN the best and latest style, and Of the hest
wear made TO order AZ the shortest possible notice.
call Is earnestly solicited. -
WANTBD.-Six Seamstresses, on Ladies' Sewing
Apply to MRS. c. ]. HINTON,
colin pa
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LaRcENY.-Yesterday, Officer Maxwell, Of the
special police. arrested young man named Jas
Thompson for stealing coat from Conrad En-
merck. The prisoner said be came from BaIti.
more; Int upon being questioned about the local
ltles OF varions places in that city his answers
were so unsatisfactory that his statement was
considered doubtful, Justice Goddard commit
ted him TO jail for trial at Court
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IS -" GGIfTs-GIFTs

u UT d '-OIF , .!-GIF II -. IT"
PHILBRICK's THIRD ANNUAL SALE
now open at
No. 476 PennsglraHIG arenas, yfrSt door east Of
URi'ed STATES HOTEL.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and American Literature. which will be- sid at the
2uISheIs lowest prices. and MANY Of them for less.
and a BEAU Tlt u PRESENT will be made
Immediately after the sale 10 each purchaser Of
Book Tor which we receive 81 and u pwards. :, =
Our PRESENTS consist IN part Of %
Gold aud Silver Watches. God Isockets Rrsce-
lets, ATmletS, Chains, Cameo, Gold stone and Mo-
sac Pins and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
tiud Watch Keys, Cuf Pins, Pens, Pencils, Rims a.
&c.
S75l worth Of Presents will be given away with
each thousand Books sold.
Catalogues OF Books can be obtained az the store.
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and ex-
anime our stock of Books and Presents.
Sales Day and Evening.
diff J. PHILBRICK. AGENT.
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CHlCKERING 4 SONS PIANOS.
Just received, number of Pianos including su-
perb Parlor Grand a perfect duplicate to-
lhe one used bv NJ Thalberg at his last F9Z
concerts An this city. This instrument wastItVY'
invented by the Messrs. ChlckeIng, and Is made
Only by them, having patent action. ID -
variety o style, embracing Pianos from four of the
pest Boston and New York factories far sur passes
any other I'M tins city. AS he purchases ex esiyey
tof cash and with long xperienc- the business
ne Hll guaranty to purcha the best Instfuments
per. = : : r."
Second hand Pianos taken in part payment
A number OF second hand Pianos for rent, or for
sale at low prices. :. - " '0'
"A good assortment OF superior Melodeons and of
Martins celebrat ted Guitars, "
A superior Harp by Evard, Of Paris. for sale.
RICHARD DAVIS,
%
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r GATHERS FRENCH RESTAURANT

T. GATHERS FRENCH RESTAURANT
In soliciting your patronage for the coming season.
respectfully call your attention Go my present
surp ass ed facilities of business. Having msde
arrangements to supply the largest Dinners, Ralls
and Parties, at few hours notice. the mnst
onabie TERMS with everything pertaining to the
fashionable entertainments. t.t.- g
My house presents advantages that cannot be
su rpassed, II eqnalled. ~ 4 $50 :
Entire Di"ners and Dessert furnished without any
trouble to yourself or family moderate charges
house, at small chagre Of 81, for his SERVICES and
maIketLns, or such articles as you may wish, pnr-
Also, CHINA. Glass, Silver ware and Table Orn.-
ments: -. go Q. GAUTlER,E -.
MINCE- NEAT. domestic Dire spared. of GOOD ma
IVA -tssfals.' For sale BY w
- JAMES H. SHEKELi,
rai<-St 81 o. vol .IEg - N9 It,, corner 18th.
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Nj REMOVAL.
tuRS. KNOTT respectfully announces to the
Ladies of Washington and the adjoining cities that
she has removed to the corner of 9TH and Pa.
Is prepared to fill anv orders re ce.ved.
Dresses. Basques. Jockey Waists. aud Cloaks cut
by measurement, at the shortest notice.
Pans Fashions received monthly.
Terms moderate.
ha ds need apply ~ A 10 q,
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FINE OGsTERs-We acknowledge from our
friend Benter, street, back Of Browns Hotel.
two gallons of remarkably fine oysters, sent us in
response to an order for that quantity. We no.
tee them TINS, because they were finer than any
quantity.
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NEW PUBL CATION clI and Lesal
Examination Of that part of the Supreme
Court sdecisIHn IN the DTea Scott csse which de-
cares the of the Missouri Com
Promise ACT, and the self extension OF the Consti
tuttou to Territories. carry slavery along with
~" Ky the authOr Of The Thirty Years View; oc-
tayo; David Appleton Co. New York, 1857.
{ The above work just ISSUED from the press, for
sale at the vel known nd corner az ~ street and
Penus, wanna avenue. Stereoty pc edit beautI-
fully printed on clean new ~ foe white paper aud
with besi black ink. Bound in black cloth and AT
iette ed. Done up m a durstle form for permanent
This work is what it's title purports 10 be. an eS
anInatlon of what the author deems 10 bel the po
tical part ofthe Courts opinion. avoiding any no
tce Of the judicial pat which related 20 the personal
claims OF the parties on record. IL IA written IN
spirit Of entire devotion TO the institutions of our
country AID with total hbs'insDce fr. IN all partv
vews. The authors own words sre: write foT no
party but for II men who the woI ks Of our
ancestors, md who wish TO our Government
kept on the foundations which they placed H." IN
49, And IL Is believed that THE pledge has been
kept IN the wo5k and which is considered nv com
petent Judges as the most original and profound of
all the authors works, and treated as to present
rev views TO the oldest resders and in fact TO sp-
pear as new work on a subject supposed 60 have
JOS. SHILLINGTON
Bcokse Ter, Odeon Building. corner 81 st.
f-u and pa
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Millinery, &C.

MRS: J. r. THORN will open on Tue sday, the
lVl 18th OF December, where she will con <6n
tInue several weeks, n handsome assortment ~
Of New York MILLINERY, over, Allan's
Dry Goods store, No. "a Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 9th and 10th streets; entrance either throug
the store or on ID street.
Repairing neatly and promptly done. 30
ladies' will do well to give her call, her prices
and quality cannot fail to please. -t dI43t.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-Yesterday, after our report
closed the arguments of the counsel In the case of
Hewitt Us. nj. & t Brown, in motion for new
trlal OF the case, occupied the Court throughout
the day, and the Court holds the matter over for
advisement. - :
To-day the Court took up the rule on officer
IL. L. Reese, TO show canse why he should not
be discharged from his office Of county constable,
on the alleged charge of malfeasance, aad the
case was pending when this report closed
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WIN. +. BAYLY, .-..-
w Wholesale and X etail Dealer
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY, 3
. ~ NO.278 Pa. drsaKs,
Offers TO the pubic, at reduced prices a full and
comp etc assortmsnt Of
Writing and Letter Papers.
English and American Note Papers
French Enameed and Bristol Board Writing Cards
w eddlng and Business Envelopes ....-'
Extra hne Knives. Scissors, and Raz0rs.
Fancy and Plain Play ing Cards. ~
Desks and Work boxes, Back CANNON Boards,
Chess Men, Checkers, Games
Gold Pens, Pencils, Gard Cases, &c.,&c.
daft "-r :. " Intel sO6tl
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I IGHT YOUR HOUSES
CABINET FURNITURE, FEATHER BED,
~ HAIR MATTRESSES, &c. %

CABINET FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS
~ HAIR MATTRESSES, dc. "a
The Subscriber has now in store large and n
hand some assortment OF CABINET FUR-"
NITURE, which he pledges hmselfto sell to
suit the times, viz p
Handsome ornamentsd Cottage Sets. from $50
Beautiful Black Walnut and other Beds,esds richly
carved
Back Walnut and Mahogany marble top wasA-
stands. 49, .-.' = - -. =
Rosewood and Wslnut Parlor Suits, in brocatele
and hairoloth ~,
Mahogany, Black Walnut, and Oak Centre Tables
20 .s' do SidebOards, marble top
DO do Etageres w hatnots..
Sofas, Tete -a-tetss, and Lounges, in endless va
Oak and Walnut Dining and Office Chairs
Mahogany, Cane, and other Chairs, from Sc TO S25
per dozen.
With an endless variety Of ......
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wa hstands. Wardrobes
Tables, Camp Stools, Piano Stools. -.--
Hatraoks, Gilt frame Mirrors, Toilet Sl,sxes Sc
Daily Expected
large lot OF IRON Bedsteads, double and single.
Which cordially invite my friends and the public
to inspect. = T.s. >
-. G. w. BOTELER,
n2l-2awSw No. Sls Iron Hall, and $40 n at
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NEW HAVEN, Conn Dec. u-The banks of
this city followed the action Of the New York
banks, and resumed specie payments on deposits
and notes on Saturday.
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THAT BATTLING.

am now prepared to put on Chapman's Elastic
fe%edy ior tSs Fsus Of Ss
OF Carriages and Wagons, which can be 49,
put on at q small ex pense. o. l.. TT TIC .r.4
Certificates from the leading Coachniakers in the
country: ~ 90 ANDREW j. JOYCE,
lo-tf 80 D. corner I4th and T. sts
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FoRE'r.LLTSe THE MARKET.-Henry Muth. a
hnckster. and was arrested this morning for VIC
lating the market regulations by purchasing tur-
nips during market hours for reselling. He was
taken 10 the guard house, and, after a hearing
before Justice Dom, was fined BIO and costs
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vice President Breckinridge.
Rait,more MARKETS

70 AuGusTA. Dec. 15.-vice President Breckin.
ridge arrived here, and left for Washington thi.
morning.
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EOR RENT.-Prof. II. w. MUNDER having
4 fitted up his Hall in an elegant manner, which
lenders It one ofthe prettiest rooms in this city will
Dinners, or Promenade Concerts Apply at the
Hall on Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Thursday even
ings from ia until ga O'Clock.
His School is open for the reception of pupils
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
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CARD.-RARE CHANCE.-Twelve large and
- handsome Rooms. with Bathrooms, &c, q G.
chambers or Offices. Will be rented separately or all
together. Terms reasonable. Those apartments
are over our establishment, Pa avenue. between 9th
WALL, STEPHENS & co.
l8-lm (States)
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
lNl NOTICE

w NOTICE.
All persons insured an this Company are notified
that their polciss will expire on Monday, the 18th
Instant AT O'Clock ana are required TO be re-
newed at or before that time.
In ca - any enforcement alteration is desired,
1t will be necessary to make il known some day pre
vlous thereto. -
d l2-eod4t CHAS Wilson Sec,y
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SHOCKING AccIpENT.-Just before noon, to-
day frightful accident occurred at the resi-
dence of the family Of the late Dr. Thomas on
18th street. The eldest the three daughters of
Or. l. (aged about 49, while passing CRATE had
her dress set on FIRE. The two Younger sisters
ran to her relief, and all were dreadfully burned
IL Is feared the elder will not survive Dr. Stone
was Immediately summoned, and administered
all the relief in his power
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MADAM PRIBRAM & DAUGHTER, on Pa
IVI aveSue, between 10th and 18th streets, "A
south .Ide. No. IN, respectfully inform the EA-
LADIES' that they have the newest STYLE ofE<
BONNEBS, suitable for our metropolitand~
season, and also HEAL DRESSES sulta -sS<sr<
bic for sOirees, levees, &c.
WANTEB.-FwO frst-rate MIner Hands,
1ut ~-~''~"'
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THE SMITHSONIAN COURSE OF LECTURES, for
the season, were opened last night by Professor
lie Conte, Young South Carolinian Of much
scientific promise, and whose lectures upon
" Coal ," in this CITY last season will be remem-
bered. His lecture last evening was on - The
sources from which the earth derives its temper
aturcn ''
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FURNITURE VERY CHEAP.

The public are respectfully informed that the FIRST
second. aud third hoors of our Hp~
large Furniture Warehouse. are tt.stRtnlss.a1Fs
hlled 10 the utmost capacity with s3lfEssA
every description OF HOUSE SSJ
FURNISHING GOODS-such as
Sofas, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs
Bedsteads, Lounges, WashStaDds
Writ ng Desks, Beds. Mattresses
Carpets, Looking Glasses, China.
Glass, and Crockery Ware. &c
orrnlng NerY i,.mense and varied stock, all of
which We guarantee to keil at such prices as cannot
ai to please Houses furnished throug bout, either
for cash or approved paper.
Call and examine our stock before you make your
purchases.
Remember the name and place
BONTZ & COOMBS.
s.. No. 500 Seventh street, I'd door from
d9-lm X. b. Halls DRY Goods Store
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go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 37O
A large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING
and GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS lust re
ceIved and for sale at terms suited 20 the monty
PrssSkrs. Also, TRUNKS, VALISES, etc, Of tho
best QuslIty.
We suggest To persons in pursuit OF a first rate
bargain to call az the above number befoSe purchas-
ing elsewhere, they are confident that their eX-
teIsIve stock is suited the requireneuts of the
most hstdIOus. No. $40 PeRnsy lvania avenua,
under Browns Marble Hotel.
ll-3w IStates& Intel \
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Condition Of the Bank. Of Rhod. I.l..s.
New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL The weekly statement,
the city banks foot Hp a. foot up as follows.
Loans, lnc'edsed sle2 900; specie, decrease
soii Ou circulation, 500, COO deposits ,decreas,
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IHE CENTRE MARKRT Business was rather
dull in the Centre Market this morning, and the
supply Of provisions was not so large as might
have been expected in the middle Of December
me supply OF country pork continues 10 be dis
played al the scale house, and this mornin0 \
line lot was there offered al 9. Der IO.J lbs The
supply at the hay stand was moderate the prices
ranging from ~ cents To 81 Is per cwt Ia the
Saturday = =" = fT9''~
This morning several gross violations Of law
and the market regulations were committed and
the parties arrested and compelled 70 give sen
Tity for the payment OF the penalties Two Young
Inen wrre hauled up for firing pistols In the mar
ket, and one person was fined for forestaIing the
market.
SUPREHE COURT, YKSrERDAY- II Robert
TayioFs administrators, plaintiffs In error, rs
Nathan T. CdrTyl, who survived WIN. J. Ward
The argument Of this cause WAS concluded by
Mr. Cadwalader for the plaintiffs INFERIOR
NO- Z and .. The Ocean Tow Boat Company
owners Of steamboat S.ar sf al Appellants re
The ship Ocean Queen and the Steamship Crss-
cent city and Charles Hill 81 al owners Of the
ship Ocean Queen. Appellants, "a. The United
states Mail Steamship Company, claimants OF
the steamship Crescent City The argument of
these cases was commenced by Mr. Benjamin for
the Ocean TOw-Bo1t Company, owners Of the
Adjourned. .
COURT OF CLAIMS Yesterday George w Sal.
ser, Of MaySville, kentucky, was appointed a
commissioner Of the court 10 take testimony
Hon Phillips opened the Argument on re
nearing Tor tie claimant in the case Of Dennis
Cfonan rS The United states. Mr. Blair replied
Tor the Government. Mr.. Phillips closed the
sument, and the case was submitted
Adjourned - '.t.. .
TIE Buffalo Commercial doesn't think much
Of the Cincinnati EHqniTers advice to the wives
OF members Of Cong ress tn follow them 10 the
capital and stick TO them like wax. The CON-
mcrcial seems to be Of opinion that the wives a 70
IN more danger OF spelling at Wasbington than
the husbands, and hence 10 advises members 10
leave their better halves at home
THE sIRoDucroRr ADpsEss on the occasion
Of the opening Of the Second Annual Exhibition
of the Washington Art Association will be de-
hvered by the Hon. J. K. Tyson, az half past 7
O'Clock tonight, at Cofcoran's new building, ii
~
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IT, e A II X 1 A u r. =
4 HE Subscriber having made additions TO his
Factory, making II now one of the largest ETJ6
In the District, wneTe his facilities forSeEN<E
RAG ES and LIGHT WAGONS clunot be sur
passed and from his long experience in the bust
ness. he hopes To give general satisfaction.
Al, kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done. and all orders prompt
ly attended to,
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW j. JOYCE,
loft Garner of laIL and 4 sts
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| FOR RENT.-Either furnished or unfinished
an excellent, three story, new Brick House.
with basement, No. 493 New Jersey avenue, hive
stable and coach house, with immediate possession.
Inquire at ANIL. WALKERS Portrait Gallery,
NIL
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BIRTH IN THE WooDs.-For two months past
gang of Welsh Gypsies have been encamped in
the woods near Dr. Haw's residence. On Friday
week the principal dame presented her chief with
n fine boy; In two DAVIS she was ATTENDING To her
business as usual, and in week the Young
Gypsey was christened, and named GeorgeW ash
ington
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ACCIDENT esteTday, while some Iaborers in
the Fifth Ward were engaged in cutting down +,
hill, the earth suddenly fell and caught one of
them, partially buryng him He was soon taken
out. somewhat bruised and scratched but not
seriously Injured 4 - = -
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TAG ISI ROpUcToRr ADDsEss on the occasion
Of the opening Of the Second Annual Exhibition
of the Washington Art Association will be de-
hvered by the Hon. J. r. Tyson, at half past :
O'Clock tonight, at Corcoran's new building, II
street. .fr. .~'.'f
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-04-10
Is II " 4 Il H.


'1NlIE decided superiority of RORABACN'S
Il COMPU!ND CHEMICAL. SOAr-its be-
ing made in FIVE minutes. costing only three
quarters of n cent erround, being made with
out Ley or Grease has excited an interest and
curiosity in the minds of some that perhaps
would lead them into uul'lcas amt difficulties
1t is for the benefit of those unacuuainted
with the nature Of Patents and Patent Lava,
that we insert his caution for it is presumed
that no gentleman, II" Just and honorable man
per authority, even should he obtain it other.
wise.
We would here state, that any person using
SAID HrcIrc-in any way infringing upon snid
right may expect t" suffer tie utmost penalty of
the PatrML Law, for it will lac promptly enforced
to lis fullest c%icnt-uu apology com promise
will be allowed t" mili gate lis strngcncy. We
have the control "f tic :itat"-we and our as-
signs only have authority TO sell Family Rights
Citizens of this District can obtain Rights by
calling; on Mr.. J. j. LYONS, the indciutigabie
Clothing n.nn VIII" has purchased from lis the
Right for .thhevi".
Persons desiring Territory. viii call on the un-
derwrters ut .shb"vil" &. II.
SHARP Il WESrMORELAND
T. S.-Wc would further state, for the benefit
Of those VIII" are ,mis,c.l and imposed upon al.
most every day, hy being induced to believe
TINT they purchase articles for the manufacture
of Rornbncks Soap that any assertion encour-
aging such brief is positively and entirely false
The princ pal Chemicals used, arc not sold in
the District now, bu. will be soon.
S. tt. w.
Feb. 81, 1857. .i3-tf<
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. soar! $OIP!! SOIP!!!
THE INDISPENSABLE ART,CI {

soar! ,SOIP!! SOIP!!!
THE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE.
I YONS. having purchased IL" Right for Alb
~ bcvilc District, I" rnmkcan,l sell EkOr1l.
bHcks'a E'atc:,t Compound Chem
real soap, IS now prepared to sell Family
fighis ON reasonable terms. The advantages
which this Soap possesses over any other Which
IS now, or will ever hereafter be in USE arc.
these;
In the i'r't place you make the finest
ana mos. beautiful Toilet Soap, highly pcri,,m
cd and richly col"rc'l. at II cost (burinr- the
chemicals hy who!csalr,) Of only Four Cents per
pound.
In the second place, YOU can make the prctti.
est whiicht, and incest u N,.Shmr SOAP ut n
cost of only tlrcc-I quarters OF IL cent per pound
-15 cents for Il hundred pounds
In the third place, after having obtained n Re.
cipe-which will b" given you at the time YOU
buy your Family l;i"h'--y"u can, in Is minu.
ties, ut 81 cost of only IH;rty Ltnts make two bar
! rcls out of one ofLcy Soap, and the two, after
! they hav" been doubled, will be better Soap
than the first barrel wn.
In the fourth place, this Soap will clean the
skin better, Gf people disposed to doubt it,
we will prove what say. hy applying it to
two or three boyS-or, rather Young mcn-who
wear boots outside of their pants about town.
and it will wash clothes whitcr anI with less
washing than any other washing compound
now in use. y pocket handkerchief. or piece
| OF honcsr'in, may be dipped into Il tar buck
! ct, or drawn thr"n,!i carriage wheel until it
| Is scomplc'"l V covered with tar, or grease and
black lead, ni'i then in tire" washi-s i'm c.id
| Tat'r, (of course il will wash cttcr in war,nD
! 1T will be Int'!e rs whit" as it originally was
No other Soap will DO this. 1t will ,akc sre6se
! out of floors: an'l Il ircnd r"ii.uicl to us the
other day that he believed il would go through
| an Inch plank nit"r little l'aint tar or grease.
And niics. all who have husbands who need