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aE NOTICE FREEDMANs
SAVINGS BANK.--DEPOsTTS made between now
ana July 19ih, will draw interest from July Ist.
June "a "a " NATHAN RITTER Cashier


{ as- THE WORLD GROWS, WIsER.,THE
human stomach has been g shsmefully persecpted
organ. There was time when for every dereliction
Of duty 1t punish with huge doses Of the most
disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain 1t rejected
them, md literally returned them upon the hands
OF those who administered them. They were forced
upon again and again, until it's solvent power was
thoroughly drenched out Of
The world is wiser now than IL was III that drastic
era, when furous purgation and mercurial salvation
were what Artem g Ward would have called the
ain holt of the faculty. in cases Of dyspepsia and
liver complaint
The great modern remedy for indigestion and bill
iousness 10 HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BICTERs, o
preparation VT tch has the merit Of combining pal
atablc favor with such tonic aperient ana antibi..
ious properties, we're never heretofore united In
any medicine. s
has been discovered, at last that sct people are
not like the fEbed Titaps. who ound prostratlon so
refreshing that. when knocked down. they rose from
the earth t~ice as visorous ns before when an IN
valid 10 pros'rated by powerful depicting drpga he
is APT 10 stay prosrated; the debiliated being
aware Of the fact prefer the building mp the snock-
ing down syetem OF treatnont.N .e
HOSIRTTER'S BrTTf RS meets tina requirements
OF the rational medical philosophy which at present
prevsiia. It 10 perfectly purs vegetable remedy
embracing the three important properties OF pre-.
ventive tonic and an sl,erative. u forfiAes the
pody against ditease invgorates nn6 resitaEeS the
tospd Atomsch and live,, and effects most saluta-
Ky chanaein the entire systesa. when IN morbid
condition. va 5l8s tqgsl .z.o. 8s,1e, ( NJ n, ,
In snmmsr. whsn the epfeeblng teppesatuSe rem.
ders the human examination parsiculerly suscepsl
bls 10 unwholssome a,mosphsrie 'nAuencss The Bit
ters should bs taken % against spidsMac
disease. DAc Julyl0i
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+ A3- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMsH
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that
she Is dtscharging cargo at Adgel' g South Wharf.
Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will he
stored at owners risk and expense.
s.a ay r.. JAMES ADGER CO..
July 13 Agents
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aaT NOTICE TO CONSIG CON-
sIaNEEs per British Bark MINNIE are hereby no
tSed that she has THIS DAx been entered under the
Five Day Act and all Goods not Permitted at the
piraton Of that time viii be aent to Public Stores.
Jn1y 10 a RAVENET, Il 90
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Special Notices.

AT O'NEILL vs.. MoKEWN, EFT Ar.-NO-
TICE.-By virtue OF the order OF the Court made In
this cass. l am now ready to pay the claimants on
the Estate Of the late Rev. p. ONEILL, eleven per
cent. Of their respective claims
July IS 2 JOHN B. GRAY Recei YER
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EW YORK k AMI CHA n L. snsrum
TEAMSHIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
o r. N E w 20 II X

ef.kaw THE SPLENDID SIDE-wHEEI.
I&&E$& bTFAMSH1P MANHATTAN M e.
MZZNQN&W WoODHUIL Comil.&t,. will sau
i from AdRer's south WhaNf on HAr.
UHDA9. July IL, At "a o'oiock M.
nS- An extra charge OF IS made for Tickets pur.
chased on board after sailing
AS- No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves. ~ r. -
AJ- Through Bills Laling given for Cotton to
Boston ana Providence. r. l.
through Bills Of Ladfpg given to Liverpool.
A1 Mar1ne Insurance by TINS lue h per cent
81 The steamers OF this line aro frst o3ass in
every respect and their Tables supued with all
kets. TIT" ~
For Freight or Passage, apply to
~ JAMES ADGEh b CO.. Agents.
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay no, taira)"
81 OBAdPION. will follow on SATURDAY July
"a at6 o'clock r. III. ..'-,
July IL
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i So TIE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE ECHRAPEsT.-THE News JOB OFFICE, No.
l4a EAST BAy, having replenished its Stock with q
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality ana latest styles 70 prepared 70 execute at
The shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description. u
Can and examine the scale of prices before giving
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- OFFICE COUNTY CUMMISSIONEKS,
FIREPROOF BUILDING. JULY, u. 1895. 69.-Persons
viShsno IN contract for the buidino Bridge
oyer creek. known 90 'tChQrch Creek" TO connect
Johns Island and Wadmaaw, will hand in their pro-
poaals to this oface or before the oath inst. A
Plan ana Specifications. recently prepared BY Mt L.
]. Barbot Owl Engineer can ba saen at ttis Office
from 10 O'Clock A. T., to O'Clock p. NJ.
49, L ilt. A .5rs&riTt n. LANCE
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July IS

y.
'ig ASs THEtFAME Of THE CELEBRATED
PL IMITATION BtTTERs has no parallel In aha his!
tory OF Medicine. The thousands upon thousouds
OF bottles that made and sold daily is but proof
positive Of their wonderful virtues. Thousands of
certificates can be produced showing the enacacy
and certainty of tho cures which they effect and the
Medical Fraternity, usually 80 Jealous Of anything
which causes persons to think and doctor for them.
selves, are compelled to acknowledge their wonder
full virtues and prescribe them under other names.
They are sold by all druggists. ne'i3tI "
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superiott to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
July 10 -.t-.1. tntbs3
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A%DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Living Long live the Killers Sold
ny OeAter6 everywhere. 1mO Juna
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to bescapab,e Of an easy solution. special
commission, appointed BY the En- peror Nspo-
leon to examine into the matter, report that
they CONSIDER. The plan Of the English engi-
neers feasible. The only difference Of opinion
between the French commission and the Eng
lish Board Of Trade is whether the amount OF
traffic would remuuerate the stockholders; but
If the pecunlary success Of great public works
were always narrowly considered by the origi.
nal builders. there would be very few lines OF in
ternal improvement. Mr.. John Bright Is the
friend Of the undertaking in the British Par
lament. and this gives assurance that at least
an attempt will be made to begin the work.
--Wilhelm's Haven, the new North Germa
military and naval harbor on the Baltic. re-
Gently formally opened by King William Of
Prussia, is described as an immense work.
There hare bsen built aye separate harbors.
with canals, sluices to regulate the tide, and
dry docks for wooden and iron-cnse vesse q.
The approach by sea is through an artificial
BASIN. fanked by two granite moles, respec-
lively 1900 and $500 feet long. Th3 entrance
basin, 700 feet long and $50 Feet VIDE, leads
to the first sluice 78a feet long and 68 feet
vide. Tie next basin or outer harbor is COO
feet long by 400 feet wide, and leads to the
second sluice OF the same size 40 the FIRST. A
canal then follows $500 feet long, and varying
in width. from 108 to 26O feet. At about the
middle point ID q harbor for dredging vessels
and small craft. At the end Of the canal the
Rra&ad harbor is built. This consists Of ba-
'sio 1200 feet long and $50 feet wide. With seye-
rai smaller basana. 80 " y, sa'st a,
Paris. itiss said. Ia to bS made d seaport. In
pursuaRca Sts an intsntion, long cherished by
The F4ench Empsror. The plan, % We see II
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THINGS IN BARNWELL.

A correspondent writing from Dunbarton, 8.
O..'who haa'reoently travelled from that point
to Blackville, 9 distance OF twenty Ave 1ailes,
kindly gives us the benefits Of his observations.
n
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TIE YERaER HABEAs CORPUS cAsE-THE ELECTION
PROSPECT, NsTExAs AND s1Iss1ss1PP1
PAETTV TALK. AZ. ..5
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If Senator Sprague has any fancy for blood.
letting he sui has an opportunity to indulge
IT, despite the pacific settlement of his imbrogIo
with Senator Abbott. Francis W. Goddard,
formerly captain IN the LIST X. 1. Regiment. is
ont IN a card in the Providence Journal, IN
WHICH with a 70 apprehension of the words
used, ne pronounces the Rhode Island Sea
ator - liar, ealumniator, and q poltroon :"
Captain Goddard is one of "the mill lion" referred
to IN the speech of Senator Sprague. ana was
Charged by thar gentleman with having left his
post OF duty in the hour OF danger al the first
oattle OF Bull Run.
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ASrfPRKssED DIsPATC8 FROM HAVANA
The New York Post of last evening pu bi,shed
note from the New York Associated Prsss
once saying that duplicates OF their Havana
teiegrams received by mail, show tha the fol-
icwisgdIpdtch was flied for them ON the Eth
ins'an'' but was suppressed oy the 8oye,u.
ment authorities The Mexican Congress nas
suthorized President Juarez 10 recognize the
Saoan insurgents As belligerenis whenever he
'hinks proper Vessels bearing the Cuban nag
are admitted into the ports OF Mexico
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The manner II which The STAR led all com.
petItors yesterday in Its full special reports O,
oid Fellows celebrations and its exclusive
publication OF the Abbott.Sprsgue correspon.
dence Is lair subject for eongratuIation. From
all quarters we have words of praise: but as If
ms were not enough. one OF our morning Co.
temporarIes still further compliments US by
publishing st length THE STARS special re-
port OF the proceedings AZ Philadelphia, exact
~ As furnished by our own correspondents on
theground. ltwas hardly fIir, however. TO con-
vey the idea that II was furnished by the As
sociaied Press suspicion of such liberal
enterprise or the part of that slow going end
cosiive institution might b. damaging 10 H.
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MI. Greeley has bean appointed to the OIL &c
OF Comm issiOner Of the Pacific railroad. and
has accepted the position. Tae pay Is ten dol
lars per day while on duty and mileage. What
Mr. GreeIey's special qualifications for the
place may be Is not generally known; but the
appointment gives Dams a chance to go back
Al horace and he does u VIII a Will. CON-
pairing him 10 the gyeat Epamlnondss. who
was once elected scavenger OF ThebsS an Office
which he accep'ed and filled with great credit
and ability. Dir. ID. asks and expects Mr.. q
10 40 the same oy his small office. even If At,
isn't Is honorable or profitable as he de.
serves.
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nm gf-tf
SoLILOQUIsING DIUK.

SoLiLoQuIsING DIok.
Tis said tt at clOihfng lust now cos-s
fabulous big thing
And sarme OTIS whic n encountered trosts
Are hardly Mt for Spring.
NY means. alas are sadly scant.
I'm mean ia all but mieu
And that with ambition pant
Am not fit to b. seen.
Then fifty dollars for q coat,
And pants fifteen, I'm told:
Ny nifty -delar gre. nback note
Won't operate like gold.
know one chap who bought cheap"
OF low priced clothes; and note
he bought them loo. but not So cheap
As he looked In that coat.
While thus des ponding, Dick beheic
The famous oak II ell etOre.
And felt iustinctively impeli-d
To halt before the door
Tasteful apparel met his gaze.
And FASHIoS's choicest style.
Quoth Dick Il like these rich displays,
But have not struck ile 81"
Attracted BY the goods and price.
A. last he Nentured in,
And CLOTHING found that would entce
MfseIs to give their "tin."
He carefully made choice, until
cheap clothes, not Dick. was sold,
Aud when he paid the modest bill.
Dick then .hoNgh xysenbaeks sold.
md so DO think the people all,
when happily they stray
Within the precincts of OAK HALL
To purchase their array.
Gents Boys and Ohtldren's Clothing. Piece
Goods and furnishing Goods, at p,tcss nHu,ralfs
,ow. At OAK HALL AGO 9Th street, opposite the
Pot Once. apps St
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ine sa'oca'es Of the enlargement of woman
sphere OF usefulness and her consequent ablIi
" 10 take care Of nerseI. have achieved q new
tiompn IN he appointment Of Mrs. Adelaide
German IS examining physician Al ~. I.oui.
for one OF the life insurance compsni.s of NV
hork- TINS Is believed to he the frs, appoint.
ment of woman TO fiji such a pos,r,on! I'm, :,
she proves equal to her duties n a No..
ceTtain not TO be the last
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"tncle Toms CABIN " was performed IN
good style NJ the National Theatre last even.
ING and with an effect which is seldom ATTAINED
IN rs representation IL ought 10 draw Gro wd-d
houses throughout the present week
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me san Antonio HsraId says the peorle of
Texas are ready for the election On IN. mar
OF the Democracy, il adds, no canvass will h.
made but the members of thar party will PICK
out the best men that are eligible. without
regard 20 politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-27

The DISTRICT ATTORNEY PoR MONTANA
~ Is Understood that the nomination. of Gen
hohou RICHARDSON as United States distrIcr
attorney Tor the Territory OF Montana, was
witndrswn At his own request,
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SUMNER sILKs
AND OTHER
NE" AND BEAUTIFUL DRRSs 0OoDs

j. J. NAY & Co
Hsse ne pleasure to announce thst tina, ~,u
open ~ ToinaOw IuesiAy. April eth q large
Sill r s rOplia. Rich ss:in aad o,nse
rC,ripeS fosnns, asesnsss eiik,, Psrcales Robss
ssytish Goods tar snits, Ac, &c al, Of ~, ~, soi
will cner Of kkTkxAELf Low PRlCEs "'s
"oSB PRICE ONLY, IN pLAIH vIouRrs
81 3O- PENNA. AyESCE. te,ws.. s,h s,a
liza streets - n, SnTs
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The EsS;on Md Gaseit,, is warlike in tone
Ii says that the people of Mary land .are begin.
ning TO see the need ofano;her political revolu.
aon- koinons legislation and high taxes are
brin sing them to acknowiedr. the Ia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-27

Ex-Governor Packer. OF Pennsylvania. init.
mates that ne has not Withdrawn from the can.
vsss for Governor Of that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-27

Ar- vsilandlgham's organ, the DAYTON
Ledqer, is out in double ieadsd editorial article
favorIng the nomination OF Gen. Thomas
Ewing as the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor OF Ohio, and Mr.. T. is favOrably mentioned
IN other quarters for the same place. This
thing of coming 10 Washington for a citizen of
kansas to run for ONCE in the Buckeye STATE
may be all right but il will hardly suit Mr..
Representative Cary, who Is understood to
nave heretofore regarded his own selection for
the position in question as quite certain.
SHOULD he secure the nomination, however.
Gen. living would unquesuonably make a
very strong un,-mueh stronger in our opinion
than Mr.. Cary.
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/ HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived OF this blessing know
OF tts Ioes. The pintplsd, blotched, and letter
covered person looss Upon clear. smooth skin
With jealousy, and irwardly desires the same
Those whose systems are dlled With the virus OF
SCROfULA and other cutsneops diseases, can.
disease 10 sure to follow
All I have timely warn,ns in those Blotehes. PIN
Scales, &c Avert the calamity by purifying tine
before scrofula takes a firm hold
How many have the v rus Of Syphilis In the eys-
tenn, and in that condition contemplate marriage,
knowing little Of its bane.ul influence on the coz
st!tution. To such We cay STOP. First cleanse
yourself OF these impurities; of that crofulors in
fiction. (which In many is hereditary in tn
coDstitutionl before you bring misery on yourself
and offspring. Price 81 Is per bottle
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TIE COUNCILS LAST NIGHr-The Board of
Aldermen were in session last evening until
midnight, but spent much of the time in an IN
profitable discussion OF the interminabIe SUBJ
Ject Of Mr.. Is. Severson and the Washington
Canal A letter was read from Senator Saer-
man. acknowledging the receipt OF a resol ution
of thanks, passed by the Councils, for his sup
port Of the Railroad pill in the Senate, in which
he says:
"lappreciate their kind opinion. and, for the
sake OF this city and the general development
OF the country, will not cease my efforts for In-
creased railroad facilities until the right to
build railroads here IS as free as il now is 10
Cincinnati, Chicago, or any Of the great cities
Of the United States"
In the lower Board q very interesting re-.
port from Mr.. Donegan. Superintendent of
Streets, &C. in reference TO the bad condition
OF our streets and the means to improve them,
was read. 1t will be found in full in our local
columns. The resolution providing for sub.
uniting to the voters AZ the charter election IN
June the question Of Subscriptions by the CITY
of $l,OOo,O0O 10 the stock of the Loudoun and
Hampshire railroad and s5OO.OOO to the Bai,i-
more and Potomac railroad, was adopted. The
resolution now only requires the Mayors sig
nature TO become q Law, having previously
passed the Board OF Aldermen. The bill for
the reorganization of the Fire Department was
passed. 1t increases the salaries Of the several
officers connected Herewith as follows:-Fire-
men from $3.50 to $3.50 per year; engineers, $500
to s1.0oo; fiaemen, tiliermen, and hostlers, 500
to $500; extramen. $40 to 500; Secretary of the
Board, $50 to $1,000. Not more than two su.
pernumerIes are to be allowed to each compa-
ny. This is intended 10 give to the city depart.
ment greater efficiency, In view OF the with
drawal of the Government steam engines from
the city. The force are now required to give
their undivided attention TO their uties.
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ECK'S REST AURA MT.

would most respectfully inform the 4
citizens OF Warrington, and strangers veSAV
Who propose to make but Q temporary 10
stay With us, that have recently fitted up a IN Del
cspacioas room adjoining my old quarters on d
the efice Of the National Intelligencer, where tn
BILLIARDS, BAGATELLE. AND JENNY LIND
may quietly and comfortably indulge in these pop
have Also added to other attractions of my e.
fablishment SHOOTING GALLERY, for which
purpose the very best apparatus 10 supplied. Ny
Kept In hrst-class restaurants and my Wines.
Liquors and Ciears need only trial to convince
vRRY BEST have not proved to be entirely unsuc-
eessiul The, most polite attention will be given
en- pleasure or business. Entrance either on d
street or Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th
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SAMARITAN,8 OFT

The only real cure for csonorrAps, elect and
Diseases caused from indescretion. Only ten pills,
purely veeetabe We discard Balsam CSpabia
and Mercury as being not only useless but hurtful
Git cures in from Two to four days. thus avoid
Ing trouble. exposure and the extortion OF auacks
Msie Packages; S2; Females, 50. Sold BY 3. @.
Ta 913 Race street Phil del mia
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On the eyenins Of the 25th inst coming
IL from WesleyChapel through Judiciary Sanare,
email BREAsTPIN. A liberal reward viii be
paid II returned to 4s1 street, between Sd and
4th streets. an d al
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-On the pa instant "a
- BAY MAZE, mixed with Prey; grey SPOT be
low her ght shoulder; blind in one eye fourteen
9Th and streets. An % 2ts
7 OsT-S5 REWARD-POINT ER DOG ahopt
II six months old; liver colored and white AMY
4O7 9Th street, between g and sts apa ST.
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There is q prospect for warm times ahead
within the Democratic party Of New York.
Taxing as text The recent endorsement of the
World by Governor Hoffman and other leaders
OF the party, Erfck Pomeroy comes out in a
characteristic style, promising to make the
whole concern see stars. The following is a
sample extract frcm his letter on the subject.
IF buying and selling. if fraud and corrup.
non, III double-dealing and trickery, di hon-
esty, ana nothing but 3 love for gain Is to mark
the course of the leading Democrats of New
York, just ask God 10 spare my life for the
next TWO years i shall not 20 into the buyius
snd selling business, but II the DemocratIc
office-holders, elected by the people, who stand
by me as they do, ignore the one who mas stood
oy them and insult the people by urging them
TO support an organ in the pay and Interest of
the peoples enemies, then may i rot In earth
lie damned IN the hereafter, il don't warm il
TO the ones who thus by their own Signatures,
ana oy autograph letters. indorse corruption
IL forced 10 II. i can sit down at NV
DESK mix sarcasm, satire. potash, inv ectiys
thunder ard lightning, with a little argument
and Illustration In such manner as TO make the
bemocFaf interesting, If not profitable"
ARD so on for quantity. Brick evidently
means business, but We suspect the guns his
opponent carries are too heavy for him.
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MOURNINa DRsss GOODS DEPOT.
LUPIN's CELEBRATED ANB UHRIvALLBD
FABRICS. MOURNING SILKS, &c.
J. J. MAY CO. beg to call the Attention OF
their su.,Smsr. sud the public to thu large and
LUPIN's MOURNING DREss GOODS,
:. the Old apt MsS I.bEcs
Iron Grsnadine: Mousselan do Lains, Parisienne
POpiins. SohsiI Iustres. Alpse.s. 6rsps Cloth.
bali mourning silks, Mourning Silks, Grape Wells,
English Grape BY the yard &c, &c.
- Buying our MOURNING GOODS in large
M::sE BESKHsD aUTroS sc ~ i IGPHN =
j. MAY GO.
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
ap rs 5tif between 9th and 10Th streets.
n CTIOH.-I hereby inform the public that 1
city Of Warrington and thai ali persons who isfs
H,;ss ;,s Ss~s!y ,s ss At ms :sSre Ne 10,
the .se place. daily between snd e iSs sns% 4.
until the LIST DAY Of n AZ next; and after the said
date at my ne" place S 81 Hral0;:; k.ScHE1
apsS-N' 4&2 eth st, OPP. Patent Once
e STOVES. cRHHM fkEEzSss. oS ILL
near Pa ave. ap2i ST.
lNIssoLUION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.- The
sxSaf and sSi A. x
LARD 10 - Is day dissolved By mutual consent.
CHARLES ALLAPD,
April ), 1859. SHARRIN6TON BACHl.
Tbe Business will hereafter be conducted By
sHARRIkGT9S BACaE, Who will collect and
settle all bills.
sp 241' sHARRINGT0N BACHI.
HOCSEKyEPEERs, MERCHANTS, and Ho
H tel Keepers. can always ind 1t ourOO
stcre complete stock OF ~
OROCkEkf, CHINA,
GLASS wARE, CUTLERY,
and PLATED-WABG,
al OF which We have Manufactured 70 order, hence
our SS% Hsp I'll Sis 81 Case cTHnss GOODS.
1t moderate pront on the = euuSartprefs prices
EE1e B1yEklpGu.
spA 81 No. sos Ola Fellow Hall, 3th OF,