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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10
Marria1ts.


COATES January sth. 1867, at
Philadelphia, in presence of Alderman Hay by the
Friends ceremony, Mr.. Joseph r. Coates, Of York
county, Pa, aud Miss Ruhanna Richards, Of Cecil
county, Maryland.
CLARK-MOORE.-At the residence Of the brides
father, near Halltown, Maryland, December eth.
1906, by Rev. john DowBhap,, Mr. John Clsrk, oi
Caroline county, Maryland and Miss Mary ENCORE,
oil keat county, Delaware.
ROWN-HARRINGTON.-0 December 18Th, 1866,
in Camden, Delaware, by Dr.I I. Cooper, Mr.John
c. Brown and Mrs Rachel Harrington, both ol
South Murderkill Hundred, Kent county. Delaware
BUCKINGHAM-vAN TRUMP.--At the residenc,
of the BRIDES parents ON New Years evening b.
Rev. W. ii. H. Marsh, Mr.. David Il. Buckingham
and Miss Sara L,daushter of Isaac Van Trump, all
Of this city
BARLOw-SMITH.-O the lst inst, at the Parson
age of the Hilnes street. NJ. h. Church, Germantown
by Rev. james II. Meredith Z Lewis Bari W, y
Chester Pa, aud $. Emeine Smith, OF New Casllt
county, Delaware.
WRIGIlT-MOORE-On the Eth ult., by Rev. d.
W. Bartne, d. d., Mr.. john NJ. Wright, OF Ken
county, Delaware, To Miss Mary C. Moore, Of THU
city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10
THE ABOVE LIME

Can only be Obtained
of the following persons;
N. Duifee, Leiperville, Pa; Samuel Good
ley, Linwood, Pa.
In Deiaware, A. p. Shannon, Chr;stiana
). Y. Wilson, Newark; Hurlock 4 Cochran
Middletown; Richard Townsend, Townsend
W. II. Thompson, Clayton; N. T. sevil
Kenton; f. Plummer, Goldsboro, (Claytoi
p. o.; Chas NJ, Bratton, Odessa; H. G
Walter, McDonough;
In Maryland, J. r. Brown, Elkton
Jno. Friel, Centreville; A. woodall, Galena
VIM. n. Brice, Kennedyville; G. A. Rich
ardson, Cecilton; Wesley Stack, Greens
boro; Hiram Goodhand, Millington; Thos
Shallcross, Cedar Grove, or address
VIM. B. RAMBo, Proprietor.
jan7-d&w Norristown, Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

DELAWARE AVENUE BAPTIST Cmuncn, King 81.
ADORE sh Preaching by the Rev. g. W. Folwell,
every evening this week, Except Saturday. ut IA
o'clock. A considerable degree Of interest Is
manifested, and some conversions have already
occurred.
The series of meetings will continue as long rs
the interest prevails We understand that next
week one of the Philadelphia pastors will assist
the pastor in preaching.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10
PROCLAMATION.

Dr. Isaac Lee the world renowned refDrmer In medi-
Inc and celebrated Electrician, would inform the
'izens Of Wilmington that he has by strong solics-
ripn of number of his patients here, and many
rends whom he har been acquainted with In Chester
+ which was in Inc borough Of West Chester, open.
an office No. Die King street ed story,) next door
the Post Office, where he may be found, the first
hree days in each week commencing, with Monday,
.rlonger If necessary ready and willing to test his
kill IN all the diseases that affect humanity, OF every
ype or grade. Always conidentiay. Il Is not worth
ny while to say to the citizens OF Wilmington that
ave practced medicine over thirty years and IN sever
iates of the Union, and have electusy cured cases
,tier OF Phiiadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Wash.
nrton and Cincinnati, and he can bring forward, II
equired the best certificates in the worldhis living
Walking, healthy patients. So far electricity is
ncerncd, would say, some 20 years since some OF
ur reformes in medicine, who had got out Of all
heart drugging their patients, made an effort TO In
.vuuce this mysterious wonder of tue aye into prnc
ce, but 1t resulted in failure to bee me popular
with the people, because every dot in the community
hat could or 10 dollars to get achiLe was
,atiering away At every dupe that won't submit 10
ueir ignOrance and IL was and Is yet the practice
With some phys clans that are not willing to labor sos
good of their patients 10 leave battery for heir
atien to Use Themselves or their nurses. Such
.e not aware Of the power and danger Of playing
Sith this heavens valizerthe ifeOi all Gods cre.-
iOn. Without thorough knowledge OF disease
physiology and Anatomy 1t cannot be applied with
Dr. Lee would state that i'll his absence attending
his patents at office in Yves, Chester, that Dr. &.
.yner, his student VINO has been studying over a
eur Will httilu tue II ptuctiSui
With the battery and will attend all pstiens nedi.
:'uay that his knowledge will periuit of not Az
umng any more than he can perivim. can say for
Dr.. Lgner, til Il he is fully capable and one Oh whom
very confidence may hs placed, and who has also
eved faithfully in the army. d.; Lee has not one
void to say against any kind Of Doctors, us he be-
they ali do their best to relieve and cue their
atients. But unfortunately, many as / think, have
4Iabliehed their theory upon All unsound aud un.
centihc foundation, hence their practice Of medicine
not what II should be-entirely innvclous.
biz. IsAAC IEE
,ecs0-ly-tf&s bl2 kiay streee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10
The House Of Refugee nnual Meeting
and Electton-Prosleefs Of the lnsti-
tuition, etc.

The annnai meeting of the corporators of the
House Of Refuge, and election Of officers took
place ON Wednesday. 1t was resolved TO appoint
a committee to apply to the Legislature for n
change In Its character from a County to State
institution. The Committee are Mcssrs. J. Sharp
DR.. II. F. Askew, aud DR.. Bush.
The following persons were appointed mama
gers for the ensuing year :-Dr. II. +. Askew,
w. ID. Clark, Jesse Sharp, Joshua Maris, DIR. L.
p Bush, VIM. Candy. Samuel Candy, Victor Du-
pont, Daniel Corbit. s. NJ. Curtis, j. w. Evans,
Samuel Harlan, jr., w. c. Lodge, Edward Moore,
DR.. r. r. Porter, ]. X. Tatum, Lewis Thompson,
Geo. z. Tybout, P. b. vandeyer, DIR. j. +. Will
son.
The meeting of the eorporators then adjourned
and q meeting of the Board of Managers was
held. when DR.. Askcw was elected, President,
Joshua Maris, Secretary. Jesse Sharp, Treasurer.
The Board resolved that Messrs. Sharp, Askew,
and Bush be authorized TO apply to the Leglsla-
ture for an appropriation of ten thousand dollars
more or less, for ti,e erection Of n building fol
the purposes Of the House of Refuge. The Board
then adjourned.
We understand that the coumittee on Contri
buttons appointed by the last Board 10 call upor
our citizens expressed themselves much discOur
aged rs to the prospect of accomplishing tn,
erection of the proposed building by private
contributions, and so suggest the appeal to thu
Legislature. They propose that the institution
shall be for the whole State, instead OF only New
Castle county. Several OF the members express
I'd themselves as much disappointed at the resnl
of the efforts Of the Committee on Contributions
stuting that for so worthy an object for the pub
lie benefit, they expected more liberalty woul
have been shown by the wealthy men among us
Five thousand dollars have been voted by th
City Council and Levy Court, for its maintenanc
which must revert to them If no house be oil
tanned, and 1t would certainly be disgrace, Q
well as an evidence of great narrow-aightednes
il the enterprise should fhil.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

On A SrRrE.-Joscph d. Pyle by officer Shep-
pard. Halls from New Garden, Pa, came to see
the elephant imbibng too much of the ardent
became inscusible to the law, and raised quite IN
cutlery at the cor of 18th and King Sis. On being
confronted with His Honor, he promised that he
would make hasty strides to sec his mother. He
was permitted to leave.
DRuSK. Thomas WEIGH, arrested by officer
Jones. Thomus was drunk and got his head cut
some way. Went into Shoemaker Il Co.'S drug
store and got 1t bound up. Felt so good that he
refused to leave, and became quite noisy. An
officer was sent for and Welch was furnished with
lodgings for the night, and this morning donated,
at the suggestion Of the Mayor, 80 cents and costs
to the city for taking care of him.
CmiyAI.nY AT a DiscouST.-A rascally rebel by
the name Of Joseph Tully, who claims to llni
from New Orleans, and has been begging around
town Tor some time and talking reasonable sen
tinents, he was brought before the Mayor on
Tuesday morning by officer Lcgg on n Charge of
larceny. lie Ind stolen from the Office OF j. Nor
ton Poole 4 Co. an over coat belonging to Al
fred d. Poole, and containing three pairs of
gloves, r. r. coupon ticket, an order on the
L. w. & b. r. II. for $3.50, and several other arti-
Giles.
He afterwards sold the coat to John Parker, 2l1
King st., for So When Parker tried the coat on
he found the railroad order in the inside pocket,
and suspecting the man had stolen the coat in
formed officer Lcgg OF the fact. The prisoner
pretended to consider the trial very good joke,
seemed inclined to laugh at the evidence. II,
was held to bail in the sum of $500 for his up.
pearance. As he is not likely to find bail he will
probably winter at New Castle, and some day
aext spring make the intimate acquaintance o.
that Darling institution of the South, the whip
ping post.
On a HIGH HoRsE.--A colored man named
Thomas Morrison, hired horse and carrlag,
yesterday came to Wilmington, put 1t up Mt TIT
Indian Queen Hotel and then went on glori
Gus drunk. He became so noisy on the stree
that he was arrested by officer Heritage and takel
before the Mayor. After he had been kept II
the cell long enough to cool down, he was flnet
nifty cents and costs and let go. We believe III
went back to New Castle without waiting TO i'm
bite any more OF the ardent.
ISsAsg GIRI.-Last evening officer Buck fonn
crazy girl ut the foot of Market street, trying t
warm herself ut lamp post. crowd of boy
had been teasing the poor creature and even kick
Ing her. In their efforts to either or scare he
into going over the bridge with them. Thes
young scoundrels should be terrified out and pun
ished so severely that they wont forget II soon
officer Buck took the girl to the Police Office I'M
she renamed there all night. This morning sll
was very laxative and said her name was Mess
or Mellisna Scott. She says she was born at P'
tersburg, Virginia. and that her father and brotht
were killed in the war.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

TmE FREEpMES's EDUCATIONAL AssociA-
rioN.--The following are the officers of the
Freednens Educational Association Of Delaware,
recently organized in this city. The Board OF
Managers is not full, some five six names being
yet to be added -
President, Thomas Kimbcr.
rice Presidents, New Castle Co., Daniel Cor
bit Kent Co., DR.. Isaac Jump Sussex Co., John
l.. McKim.
Secretary, DR.. Vim. II. Bullock.
Treasurer, Joseph w. Day.
Managers, William s. lIilles, Rt. Rev. Alfred
Lee, d. d., Rev. VIM. Aikman, Rev. Bishop Levi
Scott, ID. D., Rev. DIR. Geo. +. Wswc Samuel
Hilles, Dr. Wnf Cummins Samuel NJ. Harrlng-
ton, Lea Pusey, Richard S. Griffith, Job II. Jack
son, Rev. A. Rittenhouse, Gregg Chandler, Edw.
Tatnall, Jr., L. O. Scwall, Henry Eckel, I. Clark
son Taylor, Hanson Robinson, John p. McI.ear,
Lewis Thompson, William Ferris
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

TT The Philadelphia Female Ant Slavery Society
propose 10 hold Fes iva Of the Erie d- Of Freed IN,
on Thur-daye enug, January nth, 1861 at O'Clock,
ir National Hall, Market street, Phila fephia.
1t is designed as a Rcufiion of the AbOlitoniss of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, who have
labo ed together during the years Of the Antisavery
course with many other lends Of Freedom, whom
recent national events have enlisted in the Of
Universal Liberty.
Music and Refreshments will be provided, and the
presence of distinguished guests is expected.
Contributions for the Refreshment table should be
forwarded on the 10TH to Charlotte l.. Pierce, No. col
North Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The pecuniary profits will be used In efforts to create
public sentiment which shall demand the right Of
suffrage fer The legally ernancpated slave In order to
complete and secure his freedom
On behalf Of the Committee Of Arrangements, ap-
Society. Mary Grew, Abby Kimbcr, Lucretia Mott.
Il,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

ScnuyLKILI. LIME.--The column advertise
incnt of Rambo's schuylkill Lime will doubtless
attract the attention of our readers. The full
measure of the advertisement is only a fair sam
pie Of the way Rambo Oils up his bushcl. Thu
quality of the lime is among the very best burned
in the celebrated schuylkill Valley, and the analy
sis from DIR. Stewart, of the st. Johns College
does no more than justice to II. Knowing per
fecily well what we say, we confidently recon
mend VIM. b. Rambo. and his lime likewise, a
unexcclled in this quarter of the planet.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

DOMESTIC MARKETS. following were the
prices in the markets ON Wednesday morning :
Butter 5O@55c; eggs 4Oc !, doz. beef 2O@25c ;
veal l5@1sc; cutlcts25c pork uncut 9@l0c
pork cut 1b01Gc; sausage 1sc; scrnpplc &c: lard
2Oc chickens s1@1.5O d pr. ducks s1.35@1.5 80
1, pr ; Geese 15@1sc u H.. turkey 18@20c y lb.;
potatoes i5@2Oc y half peck, 5l.25 labn. onions
2Oc-f half peck; honiny lOc Z qt.' cabbage
l0lsc I, head lima beans loo i qt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

REv. LEIGHTON CoLEMAS.-The numerous
friends Of this earnest and faithful minister will
be glad to learn that the prospects Of his new
charge at Mauch Chunk, Pa, are very encourag
ing. On the Friday preceding New Year yer,
interesting ceremony took place ut the Cour
House, upon the occasion Of the presenting .
large number Of gifts to the Sunday School chill
dren. An immense Christmas tree, 20 feet high
was decorated with books toys, &C., to the dc
light Of the children.
On New Years evening Mr.. Coleman gave ;
reception 10 the members Of his congregation
and their friends. Among the subjects discussed
by those present was the prospect Of erecting
new and beautiful church.
Attached to the church Is M Academy OF which
Mr.. Coleman will be the head, rs well as instruct
or in the Natural Sciences. Young men are to b.
fitted for the University at Bethlehem.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

ADVERTISERS should bear in mind that the
COMMERCIAL has a very large circulation in this
city, that it numbers among its subscribers neary
all Of the best business men of Wilmington, that
it ia sold ut Buffers newspaper stand, at the Rail-
road depot, upon the trains of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, upon those
also of the Delaware Railroad, and that We have
II large list of subscribers upon the line " the
P. W. * B. r. R., and upon the Delaware R. r.,
between this city and Milford. A business
man cannot reach the public ear, or secure the al
tention of those whose custom he desires, in any
method as cheaply and as readily as by advertis-
ing in the COMMERCIAL. Our paper Is the best
advertising medium in the State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

INAGLE hTEAM DRUG
Il AND SPICE MILLS.
Nos pa, 24G and 24s Nogth Front street. corner of
New, Philadelphia,
Constantly on hand for sale large and well selected
.ock Of WHOLE and GROUND Spices &c. e0n-
listing Of
Puie and No. Peppe:.
Ginger, Cinnamon, Allspice, Cloves
American and English Mustard,
Cayenne Pepper, Nutmels Mace,
Sup Car Soda, Saeratus, Cream Of Tartar,
Sailuelre Sal. Soda Indigo, Carb Ammonia,
Caravan and Coriander Seed, &C., &c,
Which / offer the trade at lower rates than the
,uue qualities be purchased elsewhere and war
,ted AZ represented. trial will convince dealers
hat Il will be TO their advantage To buy the above
GODS of me- HOWARD WORRELL-
uuv.l-6nttaw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

WE HAVE on hand full scholarship in one OF
the very best Commercial Colleges In Phiadel-
phia, which we will sell much below the price at
the college. We obtained 1t by advertising and
can afford to sell Il ut Il discount
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10
ANALYSIS OF scHuYLkILL LIME,

ST. JoHN's COLLEGE, ASNAp0LIs,l
January, ii, 1860. )
P. T. TYSON, Maryland State Geologisl
Dear Sir During our interview at An
napols some months since, you expressed
the opinion that the analysis of lime for
publication in your reports should be Of
samples taken as the cargo is delivered
on the farm. You will remember that
told you that l had such sample taken last
April, while on visit to my farm. Iannex
the analysis, and think that it represents one
of the best varieties of the ''Schuylkill Lime
of Pennsylvania. The sample was takel'
before it was slaked, and represents a great
many Jumps from different parts of a cargo
of 2, 900 or 5000 bushels. These were pow
dered and fairly sampled-the balance of the
sample being preserved in glass in our cabi-
net.
paid l2k cents per bushel unslaked, and
have since obtained 1000 bushels from the
same source. The sample taken from the
second load was taken beneath the surfac.
Of the heap, and from several parts of til,
heap after il had been slaked for several
weeks on my farm.
am thus particular in giving you the
circumstances under which this sample wat
taken--as you told me that il was your in
tention to procure samples representing the
lime that the manufacturer sells to the far
mcr, land not such as is sent for analysis
| The cargo was ''dccitlentolLy" presented
at the landing during my visit to my farm,
and the captain assured me that it was from
the quarries of W. b. RAMBO, near Norris
town, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania.
Moisture, &c.. expelled by full red heat, con-
tinued for about 10 minutes. ...............o5
Sand or lnsoiuble Matter. ...................0 s.
Phosphoric Acid, Iron and Alumina ...........o3 q
Lime.-t,xide OF Calcium Quicklime. IS ?.
Magncsia. .........................32
soluble Silica. ..,......................,o0
| 1O0.U,
The Stacked lime referred to above wa,
soluble in diiute acetc acid except about
six per cent. (G.o2), and yielded lo7. 0
pure carbonate Of lime obtained by prccipi
tating the acid solution with oxalic acid
and then heating the oxalate by the usua
process. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID STEWART, M. D.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

The FIRE AT ARRETr's.-Conplants reach
us that our report Of the fire at Barret's saw mill
did injustice to the Water Witch and Friendship
Companies. We are sorry that such was the
case. Both are very valuable members OF the
Department, and no one is more anxious than
ourselves to do justice and speak fairly of all.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

The CoscERr.--The lovers Of music us well as
the friends of the Home" for destitute children,
will BIZ present this evening in large numbers at
the concert at Institute Hail. by the Infant School
of Grace Church.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

sE- No doubt those of our readers who are afflicted
with suffering or stammerins, will be pleased to
know that Doctor Wyckoff will visit Wilmington
again. The Doctor Is well known to be the only man
who ever has or can cure persons thus afflicted. The
remedy is one of his own discovery, and IN order to
keep It out OF the hands Of travelling mpnstors, he
got II secured BY COPYRIGHT 1t will he remembered
the Doctor cured several persons In this entity
y twenty years ag', and since that time he has made
many valuable improvements In his all-healing art SO
that person olce cured by him, can never after
wards stutter or stammer His terms are; No cure,
no pay: which i certainly fair way Of doing hnsi-
ness. He will be at the Washington House in VII,
mingtOn, Delaware, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday the eth 10th and 18th of january, and no
lnnner. [hec ll-lldSM
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

ASSvERsARY.--The Baptist Church Sabbath
School at Marcus Hook, Pa, will give their usual
anniversary celebration on the 18th inst. pleas
ant time Is anticipated.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

THE CoscrR1 FOR THE "HoME. THE con-
cert last evening for the benefit of the Home of
Friendless Children, by Grace Church Infant
School was very pleasant and successful affair.
1t was one OF the most pleasant entertainments
we ever attended, and the warm applause the lit
tie singers received from the large audience
showed that their efforts were fully appreciated.
We were really astunished at the power and cul-
tivution displayed in the voices of some of the
children. One of the most commendable features
of the affair was the task and judgment displayed
in the selection of the pieces. They were all
beautiful and some of them even difficult, but no
pieces were assigned to children incompetent to
perform them. and the audience were consequent
| ly spared the disagrceable impression produced
| by the fruitless attempt of some child to sing a
piece entirely too difficult for 1t. How often such
painful straining by some of the performers, after
what they cannot reach, jars on the nerves of the
audience, and mars entirely the pleasure which
would otherwise be derived from the perform
ance, all who have frequently attended such con-
certs well know, and having said there was none
of this apparent last night, we have paid the
highest possible compliment 10 the concert. We
earnestly hope that the managers of the School
will repeat II just once more anyhow, In the
same place, and predict That If they do, they Will
repeat II to full house.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

sT Resnffions AZ fesphr.
WAsnSGTos HAIL,
January It'll, 1867.
AT Il stated meeting Of the Washington Fire COM
pany, held on the above evening the following Ire
ainhle and resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pctsed an All-wise Providence to
remuSe from our midst our beloved fellow member,
Char es r. Rowland therefore be il
Resolred, That while we feel deeply sensible of the
loss we have sustained Of one whose energy as Dire
man and urbanity social companion had endeared
him to us by the strongest ties, we bow In meek sub
mission to the Omnlscient Judgment Of Him whose
ways are iilscrutable but who d0eh all things we'll
Resoired, That. We cordially sympa!hizc with tht
relatives Of the deceased. IN their sad bereavement
and cxhor them in their affection to lean upon thai
Saviour who Is able and willing 10 support those whit
ihplore his divine grace.
Rtsolred, Thai the Hall and Apparatus be draped III
mourning for the space OF thirty days.
Iesolped That c,py of these resolutions he trans
mticd To the relatives Of the deceased,
Resoired, That the foregoing preamble and resolu
tiuns be published in the DAILY COMMERCIAL ant
Delaware Ren"blican.
WM. c. I. PorLsoS,l
ions MEALS Com.
janl0-lt ]. W. CARPENTER,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

r oST.-Lsst evening, at the lecture of H. Butcher
II SwooI,e at Institute Hall, or be,ween the Hal.
lu Sixth and Market $751; lady's Siberian Squirrel
sur Cape The finder will be suitably rewarded BY
eaving Il at the Commercial Office. lan9-2t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10
Legislative Proceedings.


The Senate met pursuant TO adjournment, under
the resolution Of the Houses Vi the General Az
sembly.
Present, Messrs. Hall, Paynter, Williams and Mr..
Speaker. ..,
There being no quorum, on motion the Senate ad-
ourned until O'clock, p. NJ.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

DARTIEs WHO ARE THINKING OF MAKING
selections of Carpets, would consult their interest
~ calling on George Macan, the weli-known Uphol-
,ud getting plans Of rooms, halls, &C., as correct
,an often the price Of making and laying the
oods. Mr.. Macan makes no extra charge fur
ishing plans and cutting off carpets, oil clio hs, &c,
when The goods are made up at his establishment.
jan!l-eod.s&f