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Office of the Raleigh 81 CASTOR Il. II. Co.,
RALEIGH, N. g., June Is, 1863
TENHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
Il have declared dividend of 10 per cent. upon the
Capital Stock payable and alter Monday the 9TH july
1858. w. w. YASS, Treasurer.
June ~, 1865 50-6w
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PLLEs, FIsTULA, TUMORS, TLCFRi

SYPRlLITIC AFFECTIONS, &c-DR j, A. C'nnL..
OF huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect SUec
for Piles, and guarantees perfect cure IN
Piles, where the TumOrs come down When at s1S II,
operated with perfect success few DAYS ago in case
Al years standing his tumors coming down as lSrSr
large tea cup at every stool Those who doubt NAV al
DIR. G. operated on desperate cases in Salisbury m
year, one of them is known to every citizen Of San
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville, Ala. for H.
present. ~ ="
March %, 1868. 9Lwt.r.,
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July 10, 1858.
EXEC UTIVE DEPARTMEST-

~ EC U i1t T. DEPARTMENrCE
IL Carolina, Adjutant Generals 0aiaIN NORrSS
eigh, July 18th, 1888. General Ordar Ne Militia %
1. In compliance with an act of tEe ~ w. 10. %
Commanding Officers of the Militia o. ecent LegSa
as GUARD FOR HOME DEFkSCEe ~ ordered To-.
sons not already enrolled in the service Of White
States, between the ages of Is and 81 -, me COhf
eigners not naturalized who have bcan lncludn,f
State for thirty days before said enroleS lden Gr
= ii. There shall be exempt from tLa rent
order the Governor the Judges of the $gatOns IL
Perlor Courts of Law and Equity Membo SupfeEe and
Assembly, the Officers of the several HaOl the GsD
government, Members of Congress CHI Irlnents tT
Officers of the Confederate government ~; "; aPd Nl
Ministers of the Gospel of the several Ro the STATE
nations of the State, charged with the dr,s Den,
istry, the high Sheriff and Clerks of the Of 'uh H.
Record and the Public Registers in the n COlr,
III After enrolment, the men enroIIJ e. Count,
60 INTO Companies of not less than seve Sa be div
more IMAM one hundred and shall nroon, i've Men M
~ opany Officers. The certificates f CeeG 10 elect t
% forwarded to this Office with the Sueh election T
" mat Commissions may be issnpJ Vi enrlus,
fanoo' Omeers of the Militia will he u
will 6e o their Commissions Wben f Tor Hone h,
v Tb; pe9ded only during tbo ,,n eaea Into ssry
order is not iptondcJ t Period OF such serys
81 ana 20 years uEder OFdeT No II viii
by order OF Governor VANCE:
DAN'L. G. FOwTp
July II, 1868. ADJ tant Gens.I
% All daily papers in the State CONF oS-Ta>T.r
otner papers two weeks, and send bills IN wees md
erals Office. WIG W Adluant Geo
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While crossing the Potomac RiCer as rear guard of
Grdnd IOtdL -
W1unded Nj,


4S 354 al 73I
The missing in the battle of Getty sburg embraces the
prisoners and many left the field the 3D. the hands
of the enemy and who supposed have been either
killed OF wounded
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"OOL CARnING.-THE UNDERSIGN.

VNTOOL CARDING.-THE UNDERSIGN.
w ed would respectfully to the public that
they CARDING WOOL at their old stand on
Haw RIVER seven miles north Of Gibsonve Station and
having put their cards good order they prepared
make the best quality of rolls. Those bringing wool to be
carded required wash it ceani and have it free
from trash and burs putting pound of lard to every
ten pounds of WOOL and sheet TO every Is pounds
Our prices for cardng Is cents per pound for white
and 20 for mixed, if tolled, pound in 5.
J. L. PUGH,
A. +. LAMBETH, .
Mortons Store Alamance Co, N G.
JuIv I 57-2m
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY

"E AXE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE lad
w eft of the people. We are now manufactnrnse
tying shuttle and oLdtaShiOned Loonps spinniD0 ,a
6SdSteads, DC In few days expect to be manufce
ing shoe lasts and pegs.
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings Of !,
kinds Ell be furnished far possible The flrm,
interests of the country will receive especial ater
We will pay the highest prices for old castings Wbs
you must bring to us if you desire the supply OF new
ings to be kept up. We shall be prepared 10 un
Dto'Us of various kinds by wholesale and retail Sod
wives will be furnished with necessary articles at re
prices. SIMPSON 4 HOOEFP
hlIlsOOrO, N. u, June D. 1853. 46-HksEtf
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z. B. VANCE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH
u Carolina Adjutsnt Generals office Militia, Raieg
July iOth 1868. General Order, No. Is.
l. The Commanding Officers of the Militia are ord'>
to enroll all abe-bOdied white between the age 4
forty and fOrtyve years. who subject to the Cons
Act Those who exempt from military duty BY the
eption acts OF Congress- are not to be enrolled unde
order.
H. In addition to the exemptions under said act hef
fore published the following exempted under act n u
Congress- and approved April 3Oh 1863 Justices u
Peace, County Trustees County Solicitors COroDers, ~
isters Tax Collectors Deputy Sheriff in each count
where there is Tax Collector ConstableS in O
Deputy Clerk for each Court when the Court NAV r
quest H. County Commissioner for each county for a.
trbuting money and provisions among soldiers amiits
Agents appointed under of Legislature for any pub
duty, Militia officers, Mayor and Police of Raleigh W.
mingtOn Fayetteville, Salisbury and Charlotte, CauDS
lors of State, Board of Internal improvements Lesr
Board, and the Employees of the State government in M
different departments
Ill The Commanding Officers of the Militia will report
with the ordered 10 be enrolled, at Raleigh, be
fore the lst of August.
". Each man ordered above will bring with bin !
Camp one good pair shoes, two Shirts two pair socks OH
one blanket.
By order of Governor VANCE:
DAN'L G. FOWLE,
AdjatqRt G'Haa"
July a, 1868. 57-w&swsF.
~ All daily papers in the State copy one week, 'n
others papers two weeks, and forward bills to Adu"D
Generals Office.
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH-CARO

pY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARO-.
ID LIMA. A PROCLAMATION. Whereas for th.
evils of speculation there continues to he necessity to mo-
hbt the expectation of certain articles of prOducs
yOnd the limits of our State:
Now, Therefore, !, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor Of
NorthCarona, do issue this Proelamaton continuing s
proclamation of June sth in force for thirty days from and
after the 18th instant in regard to Cotton and Wooden
Cloth, Cotton and Wooden Yarns Leather and Shoes sub
ect to such exceptions &C. have been expressed ny
prOcamatiOns heretofore the subject Of expectation
49, In witness whereof ZebulOn B. Vance, Gov
! SEAL. ernOr, Captain General and COMMANDERS
49, Chief hath signed these presents and caused The
Great Seal of the State to be affixed.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 10th day of July
D. 1868, and in the year of American Independence A'
S7th.
By the Governor: ZB. VANCE.
R. II. BATTLE, JR, Private Secretary.
July IA, 1868. 57-w6sv2E.
All daily papers in the State insert week, and week
y and weekly papers two weeks EACH and send BILL
to Executive Office.
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NJ OTTO E.-AS EXECUTOR OF JACOB
" NEASE, will sell on credit of six months at the
Court House. in the town of Graham the 5th of August
next, seven likely NEGROES, men, women and children
Those indebted will pay up. Those having claims will
please present them for immediate payment desire
settle with the legatees as possible.
ID. A. MONTGOMERY, Executor
Graham N O., July a. 1868. 57-3w
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TAKEN UP, AND COMMITTED To ~

Il negro man who says his name is PETER and ~.
and now belongs to William Harvey, of Richmond v,
The owner of said boy is hereby notified to come frvl
prove property, pay charges and take him away, or
will be dealt with as the law directs
JOHN W. DIXON. SbsriF
Greene Co., N. c., July 10, 1868. 5sHw&sri
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EARM FOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER 0E.
u fers for sale valuable FARM, containing ~ acres
situated in the County of Alamance within one and half
miles of Haw River Station, on the n c. Railroad There
are on the premises house and s
necessary outbuildings. Price $4,000.
For further information, apply to G. W. SWEPSOy or
F. ID. KOONCE, at Haw River, n. C.
June %, 1868. 5l-wGswtf
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
- signment aAarge lot of Coast Salt for sale by the
sack larger quantity. Also Rice by the erce, at
CREECH LITCHFORDS,
Auction and Com. Store
Raleigh, July Z, 1863 55-tf
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR.
Il 2SO Gallons. For sale at
"a. WHITAKER'S.
Raleigh June Is, 1853. a.
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STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
- N0RTH-CAR0LINA--The next Annual Meeting
Of the State Educational Association of NorthCarona
will be held in Lexington tie session to commence at
eight o'clock the evening Of Tuesday the 18th day of
August next.
This Annual Meeting is called at earlier day in the
year than usual in order that it may precede the meeting
of the National Educational Association to be held in At
lans Georgia, in the month of September and it is to
be hoped that the members of the body will consider
duty to attend if possible
The Association has. by the blessings of Providence
been kept alive during this trying crisis and has been
made of great good to the State; and through its
agency teachers and friends of education do much for
the Independence and prosperity of the country
This class of persons should set exempe of uuater
ing efforts in behalf of moral progress and the accumula
ton of trials and difficulties should only stir them up to
striVngs.
The delegates to the Association will be carried by the
Railroads at half the usual fare and will be entertained
by the people of Lexington free of charge.
G. H. WILEY,
Sup't Common Schools of N. C.
j. ID. CAMPBELL, r. o.
Recording Secretary Association. Ca Oo"
W. J. PALMER,
Corresponding Secretary
July 81 1858. 59-3t
az The newspapers of the State will confer public
favor by giving the above place in their columns.
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FEMALE sEMINARY.

EDGE WORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.
II The Fall Session of this Institution will commence
on the 4th of August next.
20 WEEKS:
Board including washing. lights, fuel, &C., 1920 Eng
fish Tuition $40 Music the Piano. Harp Guitar $780,
Vocal Music $l25O; Oil Painting $50; Drawing $3.50;
Grecian Painting SIS; Ancient and Modern Languages
each $l2.50.
For further particulars, apply to
RICHARD STERLING,
Principal.
Greensboro, N. C., June 80, 1863 63-ytpd.
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TRINITY CoLLEGE-THEN Evu
IL will commence August 18th. RoasIE6 Tpp,
1Sa TuOn $3.50 Per session. Prepssoo9
da'on for many as may attend "'afdIng aeon,
July 10, 1858. D. CRArF,
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IRON AND CASTINGS.-A LOT OF CAST
hollow Ware and lot of Iron, suitable for farm work
and wagUn-makers.
Flour by the barrel, constantly on hand at
CREECH h LITCHFORD'S,
Auction and Com Store.
Raleigh, July I, 1868. 55-t
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TWNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-LEFT THU
employment of the r. & G. K R. Co. the Iib
July, CHARLES NUTALL a conscript. The said CbarIa.
Nuiall is Englishman by birth; about Eve feet i
inches high light sandy hair, with large scar on fh.
right side Of his neck. The above reward will be given
by l. G. R. R. Co. upon his delivery at Camp Holmes
july 81, 1888. 59-2t
sg- Wilmington Journal and Petersburg Express COPY
two times and send bill to the Standard Office
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LOTICE.- STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM

NIOTICE.-STRAYE OR STOLEN FROM
the subscriber about the 18th Of May, 1863 small
black MARE, about three years old. will pay liberal
reward for information to enable to procure said
Mare Any person giving the information the where
G. w. PLEASANTS.
July Is, 1868. 29-wtf
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VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE.-I WISH
sell privately f not sold publicy,) my
of land containing 4S7 about six miles west of Kit
reIs Springs, Granville County N. G. There the
land large two story Manufacturing FIGURING Mil-also
a Circular Saw-m in good order. For further informa
ton address JAM L. DAVIS. Kittrells Granville Co.
NC THOMAS G. CHEATHAM
July g. 1853. 54-9tpd,
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~ The newspapers of the State will confer public
favor by giving the above a place in their columns.
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mo THE WORSHIPFUL COUNTY COURT
IL OF WAKE-Notice is hereby given that application
will be made Wake County Court at its be held
the Sd Monday in August to establish election pre-
cinct at the muster ground in Carey District.
July Z, 1868. std. .
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EMP o RTANT TO MILL OWNERSHIP.
Il Mannens celebrated improved SMUT AND SCREEN
ING MACHINE kept constantly hand and shipped to
all accessible points in the Confederate States My old
customers whose machines out, would do well to
them, will in order to portion of the cast
ings, exchange with them liberal terms.
JNO. A McMANNEN.
South Lowell, n. c., July "a, 1858. 60-4tpd.
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SOHOOLs
M ISIS MANGUM WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL
I'VE for young ladies at the residence of her mother Mrs
Willie P. Mangum, the ed of July, 1858. They will
receive instruction in the English branches and Music and
find home in her mothers family. Parents and guar
dams who desire further information will address Miss NJ
p. MANGUM, Red Mountain Flat River P. o., Orange
County, n. G.
June l6, 1868. 4e-2m.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17
Then md Now

Hon o. Il Browning vas eof the speakers
at The recent grand Democratic mas meeting
at Quincy. The Herald says NJ. N 'de a
noble speech He dem afusfiated what Demo
crNs generally have e ,apled ~ an mpos.ibiIiIy)
thaNa'f ~ csn ell himself Repnblic IN and
still be patriot Also, that his ,peech met
the cordial app olation and the he riy Jplause
of the Democrats
yearago Mr. Browning was Lincolns right
hand man in the Senate. They we're then both
conservative men. engaged in devisine measures
Tor Carrying on the war with yigor for the sup
preston OF the rebellion and restoration of the
Union The DenOoTauc party then supported
Dir. Lincoln earnestly and heartily No man ac-
cuses Mr Browning of having changed his poll
tics since then But he now finds himself at
home ~ Democratic meeting, while the democ-
racy are accused Of turning traitors TO the Gov
eminent for ceasing to support Mr. Lincoln's Ad-
mlnlstraton. The Democracy then were loyal
enough-so was Nr BrO~ni~g They stand
now where they stood then. How is IL loyalty a
year asois secessionism nowi Suppose the De
mpcracy turn about and support Mr. Lincoln
agaln- how long will it be until their new posi-
cn q decl'red irea ont Is LOYALTY thing OF
MS end starts-one thing to day aud another to
n rrow - Alton Demo -rrt
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WAN e D.
MEDICAL.
Or. LudIum's Specific,
ros Tus CUR ~
GonOrrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rlNHE Gonorrhoa. commonly called Clap. Is dis
i gu-fing malsdv. snl = too we kngun to require
any explanation. u Is easy IL but "a 4 deulf TO
get clear OF II i companion tiaaf f~ admire. a per-
and poor both married single Although trouble
in Itself distressing and sometimes fatal. IL Is
disrase. the treatment ~ which, has generally been
worse than the disease it>cn Tire common fashfonabe
treatment is FIRST deprive YOU Of all business. then
Of sfareafiorl-liw living bread and
curped or ,scet combined wi;h ing medicines.
INJECTION io n. o.ntmrrts aud VAR foueuis ions.
Every iew DAYS the medicines changed. and after
some months tirafmeia in this which the patient
bear with great orade fear Of exposure, be j. dis
CHANGE discharges himself. with irritabis ureicr.
s"ciied teselr, an enlargement V the PROSTATE glands
or diSea,e o. he meek Of the blaster.
This specific. which like charm. xiihs Few doses
on diseases AMI qut pleasant "a take. and which
has cured thousands New York. Fhiiadephia, Bati
and many Of the southern cities. l. certain aud
eiiecua remedy that makes rapid audpcrmaneni
without regard TO Diet. drink exercise, except wrc
ing. tumnnz or oNeT-strainiug. Ibis remedy A. nn-
eQualed by thing discovered Tor the OF those
disc ses II l. extracted from plants. and per-
ecty safe, a. IL j. purely ahle Il contains m>r
curry. 30 that yeu eNpose yourseh 20 all kinds e
weather. without the es>t danger from the medicine
Will have taste ~Ens!l fem H. thai you
deprived from going COMPANY or being de,ocicdby
neare,t frients
This J. qaack ione. buta remedy discovered aud
used with immese by regular pip sician and
conhi enily rccenimcise4 % fh- unfortunate.
the proprietor Y = Isss !so. ind the box. All in
Engagements 81 trade marks III 10 pros cuted iih the
al most rigor ofihe ia~.
NJ. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally Jsn2s-dsmis
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The Iron CIsds and the BebeI ArtiI-

There will be disappointment felt by the peo-
pie on account Of The fixture of the iron clad
boats TO pass unsclthed the FIRE OF the Forts in
Charleston harbOr. The popular belief has been
that the Monitors were wholly impenetrable tn
shot and she'll and could defy anv land forts that
are built We must assure all persons who have
had such faith. that they have been wilfully g
norant. We have again and again. in these COL
urnns. chronicles the .e>ults Of experiments with
heavy guns and armor plate in England. aud
brought out tie fact that the thickest iron arnor
ever proposed for ships has been sheltered by
some guns and pierced through like pine boards
bv Others And the conclusion AZ this day in
England Is that no metallic plates ever invented
are a match for the projectes Ct modern ord
nance. The repulse will teach our Government
a lesson. at great cost that may be improved
on before mother attack on Rebel stronghold IS
attempted
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SMUGGLING LIST A steamer which arrived
I'm this cit. from Alexandria. a few DAYS ago.
brought large amount Of rags from the hoSpi-
tails of that place. One Of the bags having
hursted. large amount of lint which had never
been used. was discovered in the centre, and "n
examination. II was found Il at all the bags con-
tanned lint carefully concealed among tie rags.
We mention this fact for the information of our
ladies Who have labored so diligently in scrAping
lint for the wounded soldiers. and to show that
s'e,lng is in vogue in every department of the
present Administration. Even the hospital stew
ards ste II from the sick and wounded soldiers.
II pennies on the ewes Of defunct African would
stand any chance for safety under the present
Federal Administration, tney would owe it 20 The
fact that it was negros eyes they covered
PHILADELPHIA Journal.
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USE OF TUE SECRET SERVICE FuSD.-The Ma
tional Intelligence says:
1t is stated that Sio,0 900 in gold was sent from
the secret service fund Of the War Department
at Washington To Governor Morton. oi Indiana,
to enable him Ia earn on the State Government
for which the STATE LEGISLATURE failed to appro-
pirate funds owing to iActious ieude amongst the
members
The :" factions fsulS" referred To. were no more
nor loss than the withdrawal at the Repuhicrn
minority. thus lie wing the Legislature without The
constitutional g9nrun required TO pas. the apprO-
lraton bills Rochester Y. \ } Union.
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Rhode island Demands Peace.

"This war has laSte,l long enough, and am
in favor of letting the 5 mil, go"
This was the language OF Abraham PAYNE.
ESQ. Republican candidate tor Attorney General
of this Stde I'm the recent election We made
the voters acquainted with the fact that Mr.
Payne had uttered the words we have quoted.
No Republican denied. or dare deny, that he ut
tered them Yet Mr P,vne elected. trum-
phanilv elected over Walter :. Burgess who j. in
favor of fighting To the last for the restoration OF
the Union.
Now what does this result mean. if il does
not mean that Rhode Island thinks the war has
lasted long enough. and hat ought to let the
South gog Will the Providence Journal the
Providence Bnlletin. the Providence Union or
any other Republican paper copy this Short arti
cle and answer our question i Providence Post
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(which he has notl that would not constitute
law for the Governmsnf We do no; look foe
the az hurity OF the fundsmeutal Law Of gov
ernmeui 10 casual speech Of any member IT
"a ~ rn ui-t alton mol even from the pre-ident--
bni in tie fundamental aw il-eli On H. written,
olIi-iaity accepted constitution NoH, there j.
not one word 10 the Constitution OF the Coined
eTaey thai gives color 10 any such idea as slavery
being The corner stone OF The Govern u1ent; on
the contrary. section *. article clearly repudi
ates it. For, il slavery il The adopted corner
stone Of their Government. common sense sug
ge>;s that in their fundamental law, they would
and should use etery effort ~ strengthen ana
support a.; ard yet they forbid IN thst section and
article that very policy which would give strength
and -gerHa Beacy 10 such a cornerstone. Mr
Stevens. however. has made no such declaration.
vet he Is quoted everywhere as the source whence
this wide spread erroneous apothesfn has proceed
eel IL may he well 10 ventiiate this matter more
thoroughly.
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FOR SALE.

FUNhat ot Of ground adjoining the north Of the block
of building built hy Kirand Fitzgil bon, south
Meridian street the Unon Depot ltu r. roi By 30
feet deep will be sold In 90 8 feet lots the whole
Of in This i val able lscali for persons
wishing purchase business property. the Who'll sae
business Of the city vii be concentrated on this street
and the property be BOUGHT for nearly cnefouth
prices nf hngton street property II has ben dem
on rated by actual sales that there has been many
goods sold by louSes this street any Washington
street and IN our branch Of the business sol, when
in business, more ob wholesale any three
houses on Washington Street The locality Of this
GROUND for a whole all business. has greater advantage
in saving Of drayarc any other location the
city, good be delivered The pavement by all the
railroads This advantage will half the of a
store room Washington street.
For Terms, enquire of
p Kirkland
Or, T. = RYAN, No. 10, souh OF the ground.
apr l5-d m