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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

HID GLOVES, KID GLOVES A fresh
~ suppIy of Alexanders Kid Gloves Just received
and for saia by CHILES Il CHENERY,
NH lT3 Broad street.
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber would nc

NIUI JE.-IHE SubSCflDer would re
~ specially inform his friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING. GLAZING. &c, promptly and on AS
rails.
TO his old friends, he would return his sincere
been, from his beginning business eleven years
Stree. his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence, ia merit liberal share of public patron
age. fc PTS LANDRUN
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DATENT CUT SUGAR.-We have for
/ sale prime article of Cut Loaf Sugar. in small
sauare cakes. Y MCCARTHY a. SON.
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DIssoLUTroNs. IA.

GPRING TRADE 1851 beg to call
- the attention OF town and country trade TO my
Spring stock, Just received, as follows:
300 bxs Kaisins assorted 10 cases Sardnes half
- bxs prime Citron 10 cases Sardiaes quar-
Is drums Sultana Rails ter boxes
ins 50 6xs Juiube Paste
hsis new CurTants 10 cases fresh Pruues
Is bags soft Ivica Al. 100 bxs assorted Pickles
monds Preserves
d bags soft Sicily Al t0bxs Muscat Wine
monds 80 bxs assorted Coraial4
p bags hard Almonds 81 bx9 Macaron
% bags new Palm Nuts 20 bSs Hermiceiia
!" bags new Sicily Wal 600 bxs Gum Drops
nuts boz hys assorted Mix
10 bags new Fiiberts lures
- bags new Pecan Nuts % bxs Oranges
~ bxs fresh Lemons 20 bxs Dry Ginger
preserved Ginger $50 realms Wrapping Pa
% gr1ce Smoking Tobac-i 1890 fresh Cocoanuts
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Y b. CLOpTny

ARoHITEtT AND tTrIL ENGINEER.
ohir on iitii street between Main and Rank sfrees
Richmond, Va
ma ss az sins q Canals and Ross: viii sur
Engineering Works. Bridges Macbirerr r 81 ~ ~
Viii maze Designs and Estinates fg Riic Build
.n9s Irivats Residences. Stores and Mannfs
VIII also MeasnrAali kinda of Earth Work Msaer-
a.,.,aas.s carpesters Work, ac lie feels
euhnaent tnat ne can give satisfaction 10 ali y ~
may favor bin with their patronage ~ al nm sno
nONNAN u CO.,
COAAISSI0y AERcH4yTs
Virginia street, Richmond. yiruinis
To tz-d&cw5ms ~ VI Sooaoco.
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400 nn BRICKS, AT PRIVATE
-fOO.OOO SALE The Subscribers viii sell
privately in lots TO suit purchasers. $4,000 good
harsi BRICKS, Mt their Brick Yard. on Main ST.. be-
tween ed and ed streets. tn In want viii find
Il to their advantage TO call enns
LARUS 4 SHINE
ia t5---ts ~ Main street
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TOR HIRE-For the balance OF the
Il year a strong able bodied man
NH ifs EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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.RUsTEe'S SALE Oh VALUABLE

RICu sOND ON 10TH RksNEkN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS, AND SiATE--As trustes IN a
deed OF trust from 2 IL Bntler 60, agd IL BatIer
Richmond Hastings Court, | shall, in execution OF
the said trust dead, proceed % sell, II public anc-
ton on the premises. on WEDNESDAY. the 2fth
fair day the very valuable private dwelling heated
as above formerly in the occupancy OF said T. u
Butler ami nov occupied by Mr. Edward Srsith
as tenant The lot fronts IS feet tho east line %
18th street runs back 24 iest b alley feet and
ID bonndcd on tie south by the tenement nceupsei
by Mr. Holt Richardsen aud on the north b5 that
OF Mr. jane. n Talbot and has upon II a handsome
brick dwelling, nearly new, hatf ample accom-
moaations for large family, ard IN perieet order
and repair
TERAs-One-four,h cash. balance st 8. y and Is
months for negotiable notes interest added secure
by a trust deed. OF title retained such Title a. Is
conyeyed by the trust deed aforesaid will bs convey
Ell to the ptii chaser which, however. 10 believed T.
be good ONE. The taxes aud llsaIaIee f9r $50 -
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NEW HERRINGS-S0 half bbls new
LN No HALIFAX Cut Herrings for sale by
NH 4 sklShER co.
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-.x FOR SALE-A beautiful

vTass MOTTO E--The STEAMER
GLEN COVE, Captain John Deyis
will nSt go down on Monday next, sth inst. in con
sgIuen 81 having sGme small Tenairs done; hut
viii resume het Qular trip on Wednesday morn
rag 10th inst at6l5 o'clock.
The CURTIS PICK will leave as usual on Tues-
day morGh@ sth, Vt 6e O'Clock, and return the next
NH II d HAaKINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

(,HANGE OF NESS.--Intending
~ to make change in 0nr business We offer our
entfr. CK ct cost for q short time, consisting Of
Wood and Willow We're; Housekeeping Goods; FAN
description. The stock Is fresh and desirable. aad
ohsrs great Inducements TO those wishing TO FUR
chase.
All persons indebted TO US will pleass call and sst-
tle wish close our books As soon posslble.
TH0s. l.. ANGUS Co.,
IG7 West Main street.
nh SIT Optssslte Exchange Rank
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rVHE GREAY PROBLEM SOLVED

SANFORD 4 CO. PToprietors,
3a5 Broadway, New York
FIsHER WINSTON and ADl2 Il CRAY. Agents for
Richmond. de 2--dxcW6m
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FOR PHILlD ELpuIA e
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN TX WARS

BY the steanships pENNSiLVAN VIRGINTh
and CITY OF RICHMOND. 0ce OF these steamer.
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at Civ
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old HAMS.--A few dozen of very su-
~ perior quality for sale by
mhx EDWIN WORKMAN 4 10,
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FOR SALE, &C.

EOR SALE--A quantity of SLATE
= that has been taken from roof. Apply at this
oli.ce. IN 2g-ts
EOk SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
1e2 X II MAURY 90.
EARM IN CAROLINE FOR SALE
wish TO sell the FARM on which reside con-
tanning about go scres Seventy ave acres IN OAK
and pine timber, 2s miles from Chesterfield Depot
The buildings consist OF an excellent dwelling and
out hoases-all new. This Farm can be bought for
the cost OF the improvements For particulars an
piyto sAM'L T. DICK INSON, M b.
Ruther Glen o, Caroline county. Va
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HOTEL, UNION ST.,
NJ iFOkNHRIY THE uNIONl

~ No uodutItUn Tor AiisOIltFS. .
Ef THOMAS NJ. FARRow,
t.es-f;n Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

GARDEN SEED, GARDEN SEED
" have received complete assortment Of Gardan
Feed, raised by Hesry l.. Tripler PHILADELPHIA =
Having sold his seed the past season the entire
satisfaction Of my customers. feel warranted IN re-
commencing them to ell who wish rsniahle article
L. n. THOMAS
Apothseary aud Druggist. No. go Bread street.
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MEXICAN GUANO.-500 bbls. A A
ltI Brown Mexican Gusno, containing 62 per cent
of Phosphate OF Lime, for sale by
NH e III SKINNER 4 co.
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TEES SALE OF A SMALL

Sale conducted by Go0bIS L APpEssoa, Auc;s.
NH
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r IME AND TAR.-250 bbls. Lime and
IL 30 bbls Tar, Just received and for sale by *
NH EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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male obstruction emoves
Jlaud makes a perfect cure.
ateiy relieves holic.
is a sure cure for Choi
.Oveptive Of Cholera.
twill prevent recurrence
'osit relieves sill painful
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-13

e. The greatest natural ornamen
to the human form divine is unquestion-
able a fine, luxuriant, healthy growth of
hair. 1t has been so esteemed in all ages
of the world aud among all nations, say.
age and civilized. Hence, the Indian
brave regards the scalp of his enemy as
his greatest trophy. For a similar reason,
the fashionable belle often disguises the
region of vanity,-as well as her other phre-
biological organs with borrowed locks.
He who should discover a mode of pre-
venting the hair from showing the inroads
of e%nvious Time by turning pr%ematurely
gray, a method by which it could be re-
stored when falling off or turning whise.
and a way of promoting its continued and
luxuriant growth, would be justly entitled
to. rank among the benefactors of the hu-
man race. Read the testimonials in an
other column of the wonderful not to say
almost miraculous effects of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative" and see if he
has not accomplished all this.-Capital
City Fact.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
lm30
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1t will be seen that the taxable valua.
tion of the State was greater in 1851
thar in 1856, but less than in 1855. The
difference was occasioued in part by the
from taxation of the excess o.
credits over debts, by the act of April /,
1856, and in PARTLY the rule prescribed
In the same law for ascertaining the tax
able property of banks and bankers
This rule requires two statements one oil
the amount of notes and dills discounted,
and all other property and dues of every
description belonging to the bank; and
another, of the property employed in bank
ing and provides that a rate shall be
charged upon the property embraced in
the first statement, which will produce
the amount which would be produced by
the rate charged on the property of indi-
RITUALS, if levied upon the erty en-
braced In ths-second. This1dle has been
found very announcement In practical sppli
cation, and has afforded an opportunity
for withdrawing a considerable amount of
property from its just proportion of the
public burdens, 1t is too clear for ques-
ton that property employed in banking
should be assessed equally with other
properly The decision of the Supreme
Court of the State supplies a satisfactory
rule for aseertaining what this property is.
] repeat, therefore, my recommendation
addressed to the last General Assembly j:
that the law be SO. amended as to require
all property employed in banking to DO
embraced in one schedule and entered up
ON the duplicate for taxation, at the same
rate as imposed on other property.
The foregoing schedules also show that
IL 1f GkoAo N1-a1 bo5 koan
steadily reducad during the last two years,
the amount of county and municipal tax
es, largely reduced in 1856 from 1855,
have increased, though not SO largely, in
1857 from 1856.
It is worthy of consideration whether
some further limitation upon the taxing
power of county and municipal authorl-
ties may not be usefully imposed | re
spectfully recommend also that provision
be made by law for the collection of taxes
semi annually instead of annually, as at
present, In that case there need be no
accommodations in the State or County
Treasures, but the money of the people
will remain In their own hands till actu-
ally wanted for public purpas es.
The public debt of the State of all de-
scriptiens, amounts to SIC, 402,0 95 80,
and the annual interest to S964,9o6 so.
The Irreducible Debt is composed of
the proceeds of lands granted by Congress
for educational and religious purposes,
which have from time to time been paid
over to the State and invested in public
improvements or otherwise, under apiedge
of faith that six per cent. upon the sums
received shall be annually appropriated
fothe objects Of the several grants. As
there vet remains a considerable sum to
be derived from these sources, this ire
.ducibls debt must be gradually augmen-
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out of the current revenue 1t will not
be necessary to reduce the appropriations
of the carrent year by an equal amount,
OF to authorize a temporary loan to make
good the deficiency, aud to increase the
taxes of the coming year by the small ad-
dition needed to discharge it.
II has been proposed 10 raise the neces
aary sum by the sale of the public prop
efty. have on q former occasion ex-
pressed myself in favor of such a sale,
under proper guards aud for fair prices
But sales at prices below the actual value
of the property are warranted by no
principle Of policy or economy nor ought
the proceeds of sales, when made. to be
applied to any other purpose than the re.
duction OF the public debt.
/ am confident that the people would
prefer a slight increase of the rate Of tax
ation-and half a mill on the dollar will
amply sufice-to an increase of the pub
lilo debt. or to a diversion of the proceeds
of the public property to any other pur-
pose than its reduction.
The following schedule will exhibit the
taxable property Of the State as valued
for taxation; aud the total amount of
taxes levied in each of the last three
years:
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hlpltlon was overthrown and reversed by
the Kansas-Ne braska act. Under this
influence, the whole power Of the Nations
al Government has been exerted to force
slavery upon the reluctant people of Kan
sas.
This rapid progress of ~despotism cam
not fail to arouse and fix the.attcntion
of a rejecting people. It forces upon
the country momentous issues between
two opposite systems of government-two
opposite theories of the constitution
These issues are radical and vital. Shall
the government of this country be admin
istered by the people, for the people, or
by a privileged Glass; for a privileged
class? ? Is the constitution, In fact, what
guaranty of slavery; or what the fathers
Of the Republic believed it to be, the
shield and safeguard of Liberty? Does it
establish slavery everywhere, outside of
Free States, or Liberty everywhere, out
side of Slave States? Shall the power
which it confers be used for the extension
and perpetuation everywhere of human
bondage, or of human freedom?
It is not doubtful where, upon these
issues, the majority of the people of Ohio
Will be found Their traditions idantify
them with Freedom and free institutions,
The handspring of their prosperous por-
gress is in the prohibition of slavery by
the Ordnance of 1887. It is this pro-
hibition, transferred into her Constitution
which has attracted within her borders,
the free laborers of so many lands, who
have SO largely contributed to that won
derful development of energies and re-
sources which inspires, at once, fervent
gratitude and honest exultation. The
people of Ohio will never by their action,
charge the founders of their institutions
with ignorance of the true principles OF
popular Government, nor contribute by
their sufrages to the extension or con-
tinuance of an evil and wrong from which
they have been SO happily delivered by
the wise forecast of the Fathers of the
Republic. S. P. CHASE.
COLUMBUS, Jrnuary 4, 1858.
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Jacob Fast, administrator
of jacob Oxenrider, decd,

Jacob Fast, administrator
of Jacob Oxenrider, decd,
VS..
Richard Ross, and Sarah In the Probate
Ross his wife, Solomon Coultof Ashland
B~asghman and Martha County, Obio.
sB~aughman his wife, Albert
Richardson and Elizabeth Petition to sell
Richardson his wife, and Land.
others.
TIME said Richard Ross and Sarah Ross hias
L wife, Solomon Baughman and MARTHA
Baaghman his wife. Albert Richardson and
Elizabeth Richardson his wife. defendants in
the above case with others, and heirs-atiaw Of
Jacob OxenFider, deed, are hereby informed
that on the 18th day of January. AID 1883, said.
Administrator fled his Petition IN the Probate
Court of Ashland county. Ohio, the object and
prayer of which Petition is to obtain an order
at the next tlfm of said Court for the assignment
of the dover of Rizabeth Dxenrder, widow of
said deceased. in aud for the sale Of the follow
ing Real Estate (of which The said Jacob Oxen
rider died selzed9 or as much thereof as nayh
necessary to pay the debts of sail decedent. tc-
wit: Situate ia the County Of Ashland and State
of Ohio, and being the north half of the north
east quarter of Section THIRTY [301, of Township
twenty three 1871, of Range fifteen isl; con
tanning eighty acres, more or less.
JACOB FAST, Administrator
of Jacob Oxenriders decd.
Fulton & M'Combs, att Us for Pet'r.
January 9TH, 1858. 4w5I
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sHERIRF,S SALE.

49, 49, -
Ehslutts, In Partition in Ashland
- County Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an alias or
der of sale, duly issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Ashland county. dated the
I'd day of December, AID. 1857, and to me di-
rected, / will sell at public auction, at the door
of the Court House in said county, on
Thursday, the 2lst dag Of January.
A. D. 1855, between the hours of ten o'clock, A..
NJ and four o'clock. P. M of said day the fol-
lowing described Real Estate to-wit:=situate
in the township of Perry, county of Ashland
and State of Ohio, bounded and described as
follows being the Northeast quarter of section
number three (3,) in township number twenty
two (22,0 range number fifteen (l51 containing
one hundred and sixty acres of land more orless,
excepting suce certain lots in the village of La
fayette, and the Meeting House and graveyard
owned by the Albright Chirrch, as have
been sold by William Hamilton In his
ing; being the same premises decided BY David
Eshleman and wife, Alexander Hamilton and
wife, j Poormap and Wife TO Charles
SHUTS.
The following described premises, situate in
said county of Ashland, and State OF Ohio,
bounded and described as follows :-being the
quarter of section number two "a
township number twenty-five t229 range nun,
Der fifteen (15,) containing one hundred and
sixty acres more or less, with the appurtenances
thereto belonging; being the same premises
decided bv David Eshleman and wife, and Alex
ander Hamilton and wife. to Charles SHUTS.
The northeast qurrter appraised at $6s40O;
the northwest quarter appraised at $4s4SO.
Tenhs of sale-one third Of the purchase
money cash, one third in. one year from day OF
sale, and the residue in two years, with interest,"
from dayof sale. Deferred payments to be sccur-
ed by mortgage on the premises
JOHN 5. HOFFMAN, She11h
IL D.oo-.har q J2S7 a hWnOInf%H. UU.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-09
DRY GOODS. &C.
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. AND
NEW PRICES.

II ANDECKER KLINE beg leave to inform the people
IA of Raleigh and the surrounding country that they
have just opened Store in this City, at the corner OF
Fayetteville and Hargett Streets known as Smiths Cor
where they will always be ready to attend to
new and of the latest selected with great and
purchased for cash. and therefore they are more able
quentiy they will sell for CASH, AND FOR CASH ONLY
Their Stock consists of French German English and
American Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods among which will
be found rich assortment of Silks, Plaid and flaln Mer'
noes, Paramatas. Bombaznes Apaccas Lynies baide
Skaters Fulard Silks, Robes all-wool Deanes Monsn
DeLanes. together with varied assortment Of Merrmac
and other Prints.
Also Needeworks French and Scotch embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves Worbands, Handkerchief Skirts, &C.
Also, Hosieries, Gloves. &c.
Shaws and Cloaks Caters and Shoes full assortment
and everything necessary for Ladies' wear.
Gentlemen will find at our Store complete assortment
of Ready Made Clothing of the latest and best
a fine assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
We also keep constantly hand large and varied as
so,tment of Gold and Silver Watches Gold Chains Lockets
Bracelets, and every thing in the way of Jewelry
All the foregoing and many other articles not here men.
toned will be sold at small advance upon wholesale
prices Persons wishing purchase Goods any thing
in our line will please call and examine Stock as we
feel confident please them both in the quality OF the
Goods and in prices.
Raleigh, Sept. Z, 1858. 72-6m
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N. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. C.
Sept. II, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until 10 o'clock, A. M 18th of October
next for the purchase of $4,000 of N c. State Coupon
Bonds issued under An Act concerning the Fayetteville
and Centre Plankroad Company" and running twenty
years from October LIST, 1885,
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest at
per cent per annum attached, payable LIST April and Oc
tober in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank of
the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
have them payable at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders upon being informed the acceptance
of bids deposit the their bids incu
ding the accrued interest," the credit of the undersigned
in the Bank aforesaid the Bank of the State Bank
of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals for N C. Stocks to the undersigned Ra-
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President
the Bank of the State.
D. w. COURTS,
Pablo Treasurer.
IA
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PETERSBURG GUN AND JEWELRY ES
TABLISHMENT.

'. r Fresh Importation.
IT HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from England,
IL large and fresh stock of GUNS which prepared
dispose of at exceedingly low prices at least 80 per cent
cheaper than be- obtained elsewhere in the State and
Loo the article be obtained IN Ne0 York By
Tie wholesale. have also received supply Of
Sporting Accoutrements, Cutlery, Ammunition,
Watches, Jewelry, &C., .,t,
which offer at much reduced prices. Merchants and
Sportsmen will find it their advantage to call and
inc my before making their purchases elsewhere as
they will find it far more complete than in any similar
tabshment at the South and offering Inducements unsur
passed by any at the North. ''
s.; =. = CHARLES LEONARD. Old st., No. A.
-. Opposite Wells Foundry.
- - Sign of the Rifle Watch and Fish-Petersburg
September II, 1858. $3.50 :. &.as zss 74--lm.
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TEACHERS WANTED
In the North carolina Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blind.
a VACANCY having occurred in the BLIND Depart
"A ment of the NorthCarolina Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blind the Board of Directors desire to
the services of competent Teacher for that stus
ton. He will be required to be graduate of College,
and of good moral chsracter man who has had expe
SpEAK1Na TEACHER is also wanted in the DEAF MUTE
Department He must be graduate of College, and of
good moral character.
scrber, Raleigh, n c., who will give any information
that may be desired by those wishing apply for the stu
ation
w.D. COOKE Principal
Raleigh, Sept. ID, 1858. 7t6t
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Building! Building! BuiIdine,,,

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD REsppcr
Il fully inform the public that they are now drassn.
Lumber and manufacturing Sashes Blinds Frames Doa
NC. '"'S'ut!,
Pangs Balusters Brackets aud all kinds of ornaments,
woodwork Finished in the best stye) furnished la
notice Their Sashes and Blinds Of heart pine and ponr
are not surpassed by any in the State Orders from d
lance puncualy attended to- All work done at their Ms
is warranted to give satisfaction. '''A'
They are also prepared to take Contracts for erecting and
fitting up all kinds of Buildings for which plans viii b
furnished, if desired. Terms reasonable "'' W
MURDOCH, DARBY l. CO.
Salisbury, June 5, 1858. 4S-Sm