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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
The Siamese Twins.
From: the philadeipnia ledger

The Slalueso Twins have hetci Io>' from
public view FOR the last few years. Ii was we'll
KNOWN OF them that they had married tWo
sisters, and settled down near Salisbury. IL
North Carolina, en- wellstocked plantation.
In addition 70 this, they have ample funds
invested yhrough their agent in New York.
Through North Carolina medical gentleman
ROW within our lines, we had the other day an
opportunity Of minute and full particulars IN
regard 70 them. Ever since the war began
they have continued 70 reside on their plaDta-
tioD, and lived in the same quiet and harmony
as EVER until w!thln two years. Uf course no
one ever thought Of drafting them, and their
negroes prospered, except that when out OF
temper from any cause, il was apt to work
itself of in striking the first one that came 10
hand, trom which the hest escape was to keep
out OF. the way. The brothers probably never
would have had any difficulty, but that their
wives slough sisters, TUNED away their hearts,
and children were the cause OF this e'trange-
ment. Up TO the period that each had five
children, al! prospered we'll enough, but one Of
them had sixth, and this awoke envy and
jealousy to such degree that the TWO sisters,
not being bound together like the twin brothers,
would nc longer live under the SAME roof,
though, We believe, still in different houses on
the same plantation. The brothers are now
it seems, about fifty years Of age, but one, We
believe, thesraler and feebler Of the two looks,
it is sail, now fully ten years older than the
other. They can turn hack to back or face to
face, hut that is as far as the remarkable
bond that unites them permits. 1t Is almost
certain that should either die the other could
not survive even for more than few minutes.
as there is an artery SIS large as the toamoral
artery that connects them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

Mr.. Charles Stewart, Of Fairfax County,
was arrested yesterday, as he Was going out Of
town. charged with Carrying ont goods without
3 pass for 1heul. s. is held la Hnutnement
here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
j.ttt; Al. n e N S.

Ia. cil transaction case, in whici1 Luclen
p.zton sued Sseeny I Huyck, bankers OF
81 '.b;ng,nn> Err damages on ACCOUNT II clos.
;og on, :. ~:::nlativc contracts ii loss, ID a:
i.gf7 eiolarion + agreement, was concluded
n,..,terasy ia iae Wa3,!ngGoi1 Circuit Court.
M IL g-r>, Us s5le t. agree, and We're dis
charged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

We have frequent applications for back
numbers Of the t1azette, which We cannot fur.
nish. Our Subscribers will Gnd that file OF
the Gazette VII! be alw .ys useful for reference,
sad one can be kept without trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

A live fox was brought into town, this
morning, which the dogs had starred buta few
miles from iowa, ran down, and enabled their
master, who was On foot, TO capture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Africa arrived yesterday at
Halifax English news Of che 4th instant is
received In Liverpool the cotton mark de.
clined Id per pound upon recei pt OF the tidings
of the fall of Charleston. The Confederate
loan declined four Ter cent. Sherman $ move:
ments, says the Post, place him before all
other generals The Times believes the
South is now virtually shut out from the
world The Daily News says the'e is 3 pros,
pect Of gold being shipped to New York,
owing to the datness Of exchange. Ex.Sena-
tor Foote has arrived in LONDON, and has is
sued an address TO rennesseaan7, explaining
his disconnection with the Confederate gov.
ernment, which be repudlates.
The price Of beef cattle, sheep, and hogs,
declined yesterday, in the New York and Phil,
adelphia cattle markets land further decline
was expected,
Prices are coming dowu in New York. and
at the North generally. Dry Goods and Gro
ceries are the irstto be affected by the turn.
The King Of Italy arri ved ar Milan On the
Jst instant, and was received enthusiastically.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

The King Of Italy arrived ar " Ian On the
at instant and was received enthusiastically.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

Frauds, in canneo1ion with the substitute
mn recruiting business, conslnue TO be expos"
ed in Washington Se:etaI arrests have re
Gently been made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

Several persons have been recently arrested
AM Gned, hy the Provost Judge, in this place,
&or selling liquor in violation Of the military
regulations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
Gold, in wv York, to day, 1855.

T.-Yesterday, a BREAST PIN, with
IL large Pearl in it. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Je"e!ry
store of Mr.. Fleming, on King street.
nh l6-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

~ EDGAR SNowDEN SR's OFFICE, corner
Of King and Royal streets, over Mr.. Owings's
Store, Where he will receive subscriptions ana
I'D yertisements for the ALEXANDRIA GAzETTE.
Persons having business with the ONCE can
transact it with him. leo OIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

The Carriers OF the Gazette, will call upon
our subscribers in the western part OF the
oity, tomorrow, for their semi monthly dues,
and we hope they will make good collection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

j. an e7iisnct: ot The change hat has TAX ken
,,,.ce IN hu:,ir..ss here, within The last four
years., II j. mentioned thai along the whole
'front.' 81 the ciy, With the ranges Of fine
varehou@es, :.,iu1 The wharves, there are
hur tv,, or three merchants who occupy
rheu,, o. carry on trade, Whilst N! King
street, more stores aye orrnped, and more
trade carried On. in the Way # buying and
selling, than bef,re the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

The first SHAD OF the season, was brought
&c market this morning L was caught in Mr..
/. Cook 5 seine, il q, coquan bay, yesterday
i was fine large spectrum. The small selnes
in Hunting Greek DOW catch tew Herrings at
almost every haul.
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n~ ADVERTISEMENTS for the Alex
ANDR1A GAZETTE can be left at the Printing
Office at STONES Book store. cover WHICH is the
ofice.) or at the Office of Edgar snowden, ST.
corner If King and Royal streets, up stairs
feb 6-Ef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

tc market this morning. Ii was caught in Mr..
/. Cook >eine il O. coquar bay, yesterday.
It was fine large speclm, Il. The small selnes
in Hunting Greek now catch few Herrngs at
almost every haul.
Che Patriotic Bank building, corner OF Sc
yeu1h and D >tree,s, in Washington, has been
aold for $2S, OuO, and will be occupied By the
uew National Bank Compa
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Frauds, in cnnec1ion with the substitute
mn / recruiting business, con{lnue 20 be expos
ed in Washington. Se:etaI arrests have re
Gently been made.
Several persons have been recently arrested
AM ined, ny the Provost Judge, in this place,
for selling liquor, in violation OF the military
regulations.
A live fox was brought into town, this
morning, which the dogs had started butts few
miles from town, ran down, and enabled their
master, who was On foot, TO capture.
--zss->n>--4a--
Mr.. Charles Stewart, Of Fairfax County,
was arrested yesterday, as he Was going out OF
town. charged with carrying out goods without
pass for 1heul. He is held IG Confinement
here.
We have frequent applications for back
NUM- pers Of the t3azette which We cannot fur-.
nish. Our subscribers will Gnd that q file OF
the Gazette VII! be aw .ys useful tor reference,
sad one can be kept without trouble.
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The Carriers OF the Gazette, will call upon
our subscribers In the western part OF the
oity, tomorrow, for their semi monthly dues,
and we hope they will AXE good collection.
\ heavy gale Of wind, accompanied with
rain, prevailed last night. Such gale on the
coast, would be apt TO d. damage.
Rev. Mr.. Bates. the newly appointed
Preacher in the Methodist Protestant Church,
ia this place. is expected to preach On Sunday.
This is ST. Patrick Day, and it has been
Tine clear morning.
Several Confederate prisoners were brought
into town yesterday.
HrAUCTIoN SALE.--Please take notice
that there will be sale Of DRY GOODS AND
aENTLEMENs' FURNISHING GOODS, at my store,
every evening this week, II ON 2. m. to ~ p.
N. H. SCHWAkZ, 1872 King Street.
NIB 1876
T OST--On Wednesday evening, going from
IL "a, Prince st. to Water ST., large gold
col ed BREAST PIN. The finder vii be
literally rsaOarded by leaving it at Mr. dams
Jewelry Store, King st. mn lo-zt~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

Che Patriotic Bank building, corner OF Sc
yeu1h and D >treets, ia Wa >hlngtos, has been
aold for $2s, OuO, and will be occupied By the
new National Bank Com pany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

\ heavy gale Of wind, accompanied with
rain, prevailed last night. Such gale on the
coast, would be apt to d. damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

Rev. Mr. Bates, the newly app
Preacher in the Methodist Protestant u
III this place, is expected to preach On 81
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-10
Sunday School Pic Mic.

The NJ E. Sabbath School Of this
place will hold a Pic Me in the grove
near town on Wednesday Of next week.
All the Sabbath Schools in this vicinity
are invited to join with the school on
the occasion.
The procession will leave the NJ. Z.
Church al 9 A. NJ.
Rev L. D. Price will address the
School on the occasion.
Let all the children and the parents
come, and spend the day in pleasant
recreation.
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Right Triumphs at Last.

The following order from General
Mitchell, indicates that justice and right
have at last prevailed, aud that the
military will no longer be used to op-
press good citizens and arrest men guilty
of no crime, at the simple dictation OF
one man. We trust the settlers on the
Reserve will hereafter have peace and
quiet. They will never again be dis
.urbed if our dele ,alion in Congress do
their duty. II is matter OF congra'u-
Iation that our own and the efforts OF
others have resulted in the triumph Of
the right.
Here is Ire order of Mitchell, OF SO
much Of ii AS bears upon the subject.
IL bears date at Fort Leavenworth.
June /, 1865:
Il. All officers and soldiers Of this
command in the State of Kansas. and
especially all commanding officers Of
de,achmenis, posts and superior com
msnds are hereby ordered to confne
themselves strictly to the per ormance
of their legitimate military duties. and
to carefully abstain from all interior,
en.e with citizens and all exercise OF
authority in matters properly under the
supervision and control Of the civil Of
fcers and tribunals. excep! when form
ally requested by The civil authorities
to aid them in the execution OF the
laws.
III. Hereafter no officer will exercise
authority 10 matters properly belonging
20 the civil courts and officials, except
when requested as above mentioned or
when under orders from these or supe-
rior Headquarters, and such order will
only be piyen after due and formal no
tice by the proper military authorities
Of the temporary suspension OF The
usual manner of executing the civil
laws.
III. All persons are requested to give
promp, notice to these Headquarters ,oi
any unlawful interference o! officers
and soldiers Of this command III civil
matters. BY order Of
Brig. Gen. RoHr. Il. AlrcnELL-
Iso. PRArr, A. a. &.
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DR.. T. B. TALB0T'S
Mcdicatcd Concentrated
Pineapple Cider.


Ia proprietor has known Tor long time .ht
very beneficial results arising from the use VI thu
valuable remedy, End has been induced 10 place
before the pthlic the benefit of suiicr nv i,u-
mainly, Il VIII Increase the strength give zig
o' and action TO the system ani regulate DIG es-
lion, Taken internally tr pains OF all kind,
ITS soothing and quoting effect il asioDish shiny
Dr. Wilcox, an eminent physician, emyIoyed
Win Saest success IN treating Fevers, ID, spep.
Nervous Affections. Weakness. Disease III the
Heart Stomach ahd Bowels. Delicate Females
"lll Ind 1t an excellent remedy for all their de-
pressing ailments. liEeyer iais T., relieve Nery
Gus iremors, Wakeiulness, exc Ladies have
used this a-iicie with great success 10 heightsn
their color and beauty. IL imparts cheer ulnes.
10 the olsposition. brillancy TO the conpi. xiop
To travellers II : OF incsiinable value. where the
water / hkels TO vary in quality and tendency.
Persons in any part ~ the country NAV adopt
II Win the utmost confidence as d tIIHely etiica-
c Gus restorative.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-10
Fourth of July.

The great National Anniversary is
approaching and We notice that in some
other places they are making prepare
tons for celebration. What shall
We do here ? Shall We celebrate
We think, at any rate, our citizens
can 60 into the grove. have an address
and some toasts, and such other exer-
cises as may be appropriate.
What say our citizens on the subject?
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Ii JAILr.-Croskey ike man mention
ed last week as having escaped from
the citizens at Rising Sun. who we're
about to hang him for horse-steaiing.
made his way to Lawrence and vas put
in Jail there. and from thence brought
BY Sheriff Gibbs to this place and lodg-
ed in Jail on "Wednesday last, lie is to
have his preliminary .irisi to-day FRI
d.y). There is quite . plumber Of other
persons aroundin the country Who ought
10 be in Jail for the same crime. and We
incline to think they will get there yet.
Justice is often slow, but il is very
sure.
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Kidnapped.

we believe that is the word that
glh TO be used in the case of Mr..
Frederick Bierman, one of the settlers
on the Reserve, who was seized by five
persons representing themselves as SOL
diers, on Monday OF this week, and
hurried IL 10 Lawrence. THIS, too. in
the face Of Gen Mitchell's order expli
city forbidding soldiers arres,ing per
sons excep; when called upon to aid the
civil officers in due form. We pre-
sumo this is another piece of Sam. Den
man very noble and masnanimous acts
towards the settlers. He has already
distinguished himself in this line, IN
til the Lawrence Journal says the se-
tiers on the Reserve consider him their
best friend !! Doubtless. The set.
tiers. of course, are all set Of idiots |!
We are told that Mr.. Bierman was
seized and run off without a warrant or
any ether process. aad that bis demand
to know by what authority and for what
alleged offense lie was thus arrested
was disregarded entirely, and without
ceremony, by mere brute force, he was
carried away.
Ii has generally been thought thai
this Is free country. Our brothers,
sons and fathers have been fighting to
preserve the government for four years
past. under this impression; but il seems
TO be all mistake ont here in the south
ern part of Jefferson county, State of
Kansas. In that region one Sam. Den
man has been clothed by militery ord
ers with supreme dictatorial powers.
and he exercises his authority with all
the despotism of JEFF. Davis, and in
about the style and spirit. Every man
that does not do as he wishes. is given
10 understand that he is Sam Deuman,
and they must do as he says or &c,
up and leave. Failing to do either, he
has them kidnapped and hurried off to
some military prison.
Now, kidnapping is very grave Of
tense. and they who are guilty of the
crime under the laws Of our State, when
proved guilty. will have to suffer Sc
we're penalty. We think Mr.. Denman
has been acting the despo: quite long
enough, and We incline to the belief
that he ought now to be arrested for
kidnapping. tried, and il convicted.
put where kidnappers ought TO go.
MIR. Bierman. We have no doubt, has |
been run of simply because hswould
not buy land Of Denman hwishou; get
ing good title for the ssme-land that /
Deuman viii never own nor the Com !
pany he represents. in all probability. (
He is peaceable citizen and good I
neiyhbor. His only crime is that stat
ed, of refusing to let Sam. Dsnman
have his money without an equivalent:
or, as lie believes, not permitting Den
man 10 sEindle him. This, as we yer
lily believe, is The true state Of the case.
We ask Gen. Mitchell if his late or
der is nulli.y, sham or farce? II
i, amounts TO anything. these kidnap-
pers should be made to feel it. Let
This infamous transaction be thoroughly {
lie; j. be known who is 10
blame, and make the entity suffer.
Z. 5. Since the foregoing was in
pc, we learn that Mr. Bieiman was
released and returned home on Tues
Jay evening. Wepresume the soldiers
had no, received the order of Gen.
Mitchell! until after The arrest. We
hope tie end of The persecution Of the
settlers has come, aud that Sam. Dem
mans Occupation gone
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the cornerof Shawnee l. 9Th SITS, oppo-
size the Mansion House, Leavenworlh,
and have on hasd full supply Of Med
icnes, Fine Perfumery, Brushes Of all
kinds. and every thing pertaining TO The
Drug trade. ls9-.l
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Notice of Res gnation.

No;ice Is hereby given % creditors and all 9th
ers interested IN the estate OF John Z Burnett,
deceased that the undersigned will make appli-
cat ION /, surrender the Letters of Administration
issued TO him on ssSd estate, q, ike next regular
term OF the Probate Court sitting within and Tor
Jefferson Comfy, Kansas to be begun and hold
III IN Ossaloosa 10 said County, on Monday the
81 day oil July, A. d. 1863:
WM. T.. Mo RMAN,
2i9-4w 50 Adm illustrator OF said Estate.
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FARM FOR SALE,
One Nile North Of 0Skaioosa

One Nile North oil USkaiO0Sa,
CONTAINING 80 acres Of iand. Of
\ which 80 acres are in cultivation
enclosed with a good rail fence. On
re premises are log dwelling con
tanning three rooms. a good well Of
wafer in the yard. and a small orchard,
which will bear fruit this season, 40
acres of this farm is as good bottom
land rs any in the State. Timber and
stone on the tract sufficient for use.
Possession can be given Immediately.
Inquire of the undersigned at the store
of Carson 4, Brother.
s39-n. Il. b. CARSON.
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County Finances.


ceedings OF The County Board, and a
statement OF the financial condition oil
the County. l, will be seen that the ba-
lance OF scrip outstanding is S9,l44.59;
and that there are 81, 10000 on hand
in Certificates, drawing so per cent. in
terest, and SI.l52.87 due the County
of uncollec;ed tax on personal property,
mixing the total OF assets S2,252 81
Deduc. outstanding scrip la SO
And we have balance of SlO3, 90
This shows that the finances of the
County are in healthy condition. But
there are two or three things requiring
the especial attention Of the people OF
the County and the Board Of Commits
sioners.
In looking overtime witnesses fees, il
will be seen that the witnesses from this
place draw mileage for every time they
appear in court to testify. The law
expressly for bids the allowance of con-
strsotiue mileage Parties from dis
lance drew mileage but once, though
ONE OF them appeared in several cases.
This is right. Parties from this place
should have no mileage. for it is con
s.ruciiye mileage. emPhaiicsIly and NOT
real. Whoever has The duty OF looking
into this matter should hereafter watch
this thing.
Another hing is the number OF suits
in criminal cases that come Up from
Justices of The Peace. The law needs
amending SO as 10 compel all parties
who fail to make case, to pay The
cos,s. This will prevent malicious
prosecution.
It's the expenses attending prosecu-
;ions, some of them malicious, and a
large majority OF them growing oui oil
broils that are generated by bad whisky,
that causes The taxes to be so HeaYy.
The ordinary expenses of the County;
that is, the officers saieries. books, sta
TONER, rents, etc, amount TO a mere
song. Ii is the thieves and whisky sell
!ers the; pile up taxes upon honest peo-
pie, and they ought both to be abated
as nuisances of the worst type. morally
and pecuniarily. But for these taxes
would be very light indeed.
We learn that there are some bills
now pending before the Board, which
never should be paid. We asionish-
ed that Judge Gilchrist should alio"
them. We ask the Judge hereafter 10
be careful in such matters. We do moi
believe he wishes to defraud our citi-
zens BY taxing them TO pay Fraudulent,
and swindling bills! 1. has been an
oversight, We think. on MS par;; or
possibly. bis name has been used with
out his seeing the bills. Be this as 1t
may. the matter requires the attention
Of all interested. and especially OF the
taxpayers Of Jefferson County.
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MATRIMONIAL.

I AIDES AND GENT. EMEN: II you wish
i = 10 marry you can do o. by addressing me. |
wi send you, without money aud without price.
valuable Information, that viii enable you TO mar
~ happily and speedily. Irrespective OF age, beau
ty or wealth. This information will cost you
nothing, and if you wi,h to marry, will cheer
fully ass II you. All letters strictly confidential
The desired Information sent by return Iaai!,and
no reward asked. Please incose postage or STAN
ped envet'p, addressed TO yourself. Ad iress,
SARAH b. LAMBERT.
2iS-2m Greenpoint, Kings Co., New York
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Gr We have had several fine show
ers during the week to the great benefit!
81 vegetation OF all kinds.
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~ See Messrs. Coy Brothers revis-
ed price list. and buy where they sell
cheap.
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wsisSers, niss szssesszehr ~ ts-,assfnl -
81 gles-y hair. ss,s ekaS. reI sss ear. Of Tsos.
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Ed1tre Of The 6sdsrssGtss.
DEAR SlS'-l wish to say TO ,f-- y--sssrs cs
your paper, that viii sensi. BY = tn~n ussl. 70
all who wish IL i.seel Reeipr. y 81. ,.s,l luec
tion, for mating and rsins : siIn,,s. Va x<tahle
Balm that vil etectua sexacs,. IN ,e, duys.
iinpies, Biotehes, Tan. Nes kiss. and all imru
rites OF the SKIN, leaving ,he 8 me s.,s,, clsar.
snsoo,he and B<aaiifni.
Twill aiso mail free 10 tlsoss h ii rs, E,,,, f3r,s
or Bare Faces. sinple dire.io.ss and iniu Nation
that VIII enable them tn s,sfi fs.il grsw,h of
Luxuriani Hair, NhiskcIs, o1 a A,ussscsc. in
less than III irty DAYS.
All applications answered By s,s.,, nusl with
out change Yh0S- Z. CHAPMAN, Ch-Yuis,.
ssI-sm ssl BrOaaway. New Yok.
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ia M ES M Cab ON,
.dTTORN EY- 4 T. l. 4 " /,
LraYenwOrth, Kansas.

Will practice in the District Courts
f Jefferson and Jackson Counties. ST.
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BLANK BOOKS FOR COUNTIES
MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We iny.,e the attention of Merchants. Bank
er-. Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers. &c. to our
facilities tor the manufacture Of the hes kinds
If f.edgers Journals, Day Bo KS invnice Books.
Shipping Receipts, Sales Books Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Booklets, dc Is