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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-03

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM WEST
VReINIA.-T Republican caucus have
unanimously nominated Gov. Foreman, Re
publican, for United States Senator, to sue
coed Mr.. Van Wrinkle, also a Republican.
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s .,r,. NORTH CAROLINA, /
.. GRANVILLE COUNTY.

ia -,,r NORTH CAROLINA, /
e.. GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Fl Superior Court, January 18Th, 1869.
Lunsford A. Paschall, Admir- .,t,,.,..yii
of Josiah Robinson, decd, Special Proceed'g
VS.. to make Real Es-
and others.
FT>HTS cause coming on to be heard upon the
i complaint of the plaintiff, it is ordered that
publication be made in the Standard, a newspa-
per published IN the City of Raleigh, for six
weeks successfully, notifying. and summoning
the heirs-at- law of Josiah Robinson, deceased,
residing beyond the Jurisdiction OF this Court to
he and appear before the Clerk of the said Court,
at his Office in the town of Oxford, on or before
the first day OF March next, then and there to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff otherwise
a judgment pro conJesso will be entered against
them.
Witness, Calvin Belts, Clerk of said Court, at
Office in Oxford, the 18th day of January, A. D.
1869 C. Belts, C.S. C.
jan Is 40 312-w6w
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Hon. Ale xander H. Stephens, we learn,
moved by the state of his health and desire
to firsshhis work-"a Constitutional View of
the late 'War"-has declined the Chair lately
tendered him in the Georgia State Uni
veEsity. lsis4sir e-i3at-
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MArriad.

At the Market Street Church, Petersburg, Va,
on the 9th inst, by the Rev. w. E. Judkins,
Mr.. T. MORTIMER FLEMNG and Miss DOME
ALLEY, both of Raleigh, N. q.
4 On the slst of january, 1869, in St. Lukes
) Church, at Lincolnton, N. c., by the Rev. VIM.
R.Wetmore, Rector, Mr.. FRANK H. DEWEY, of
Charlotte, to Miss MARIA JUSTICE, Of the former
place. ass~ Hii'' - Z t.s.itt
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The Rev. Charles Brooks, father of the
State Normal schools in America, was asked
by a teacher this question: what shall
teach my pupilssT He answered: Teach
them very thoroughly these five things:
u To live religiously.
'2. To think eomprehensively.
'3. To reckon mechanically.
"a. To converse huently; and,
"5 To write grammaticaly.
IF you successfully teach them these
FIVE things you. will have nobly done your
duty to your pupils to their parents, to your
co untry and to yourself"
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Richmoond Tobaccot, Market.

JANUARY 29-At the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change offerings to-day were 1o3 packages, of
which II were taken in, and the balance sold
from $3.50 to 5000. Breaks 149 hogsheads,
~ tierces, and 10 boxes. 60 u s.ys.
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John Hough, from North Carolina, with
his wife and children, on their way West to
locate, was robbed by confidence man In
Baltimore of Sis, on Wednesday evening.
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Judge HI 0! Walbridge, of the Supreme
Court of New York, was killed last We'd
nesday at Bergen tunnel, by being struck
by a passing train of cars. He was brother
of Hon Bira m. Walbridge. -.
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NOTICE 70 THE PURLIc..7

r WILL. not be responsible for the return Of
i any Processes, Preccpts, Notes, Accounts,
Receipts or any other papers, unless issued
throughsthis office over MY own signature, and
any person executing any paper in nav name af-
ter this date, without being regularly deputized
By me, viii be prosecuted. 81 Lia.si. -.
SIR prom Saf sbor;e a ri Io T. - a enLhiv
Dated at Sherif's Ot6ce, sInithfcld, Johnston
county, N. c., Dee. 18th, 1868 3tg s.gs
dec 81 .ba}5Gti L15s faisdaH 29e-1aw4t {
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PUBLIC SALE OF yALUABLE LOTS.

ON Tuesday of February Court, at Oxford,
" Granville county, N. c., it being the 9th day
of the meath, many Valuable building lots VIII
be sold. These lots arc adjacent to ST. Johns
College, and are a part of the College property.
THIS will be good chaneNfor investment,
TERMs-One half cash. Blk months credit on
tie balance. s"A II fs
The sale will certainly take place on the above
mentioned day. r. W. BEST, Ch'mn
Com. St. Johns College,
jan 23 S19-d&wta
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !
WAKE COUNTY.
c,,,,o,.;o,. Ho,,a.t EnU To,.,,, 1888

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY.
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1868.
IS. . Petition for divorce. ss
THIS cause coming OF to be heard, it appear
i ing to the Court that Hixey Taylor, the de-
of this State: IL is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Raleigh STANDARD, news
paper published in the City of Raleigh, for six
weeks notifying the defendant that She be and
appear before ]. N. Bunting, Superior Court
Court House In Raleigh, in said County, between
now and the 18th day of February, 1869, at IL
o'clock, NJ, and answer or plead, or judgment
will be taken pro conJssso.
]. NJ BUNTING,
~ Clerk Superior Court Wake Co.
jan 16 313-w6wpd
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ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRIsE!
IS NORTH CAROLINA Es
Mutual Home Insurance Company.
INCORPORATED DECEMBER, 1855.
Chartered Capital 100000.
= Amount now liable for Losses $3.50, COO.

- Co. f-t 10 OFFICERS: En- -.-,,.,f nj. ~
y JAsRs Fl. FooTE. President. =. ,.1,,.fF !.
W. E. Pell, Yice-P President. Scaton Gales, See.
s'.f R. H. Battle, Treasurer ' - -
sdl ExEcUTIyE COMMITTEE: 4,fiig. a.
W. E. Pell, ..I5n9ulr A. w. Lawrence, ias3
eai1J.s d! Davis. 11a i5s8 II .2api
I'D DIREcToRs:
y j. /, F loot jazslIa,is.. e g. Davis, q
W. R. Miller, a SCI W.D. Jones, y d
2iaa0gs PA. Dunn. @ III a3fo 'es.si
General Agent for Western n, c. ~ !.
General Agent for Eastern N. C :, Z. Z sN's
a a,,ia OFFICE: ia ~
First Door South of Raleigh National Bank,
:, -, Raleigh, N. -.
THIS HOME COMPANY, CHARTERED BY
L the Legislature oil North Carolina, ilisurcs
property against loss or damage by l.f 3 -
FIRE, LIGHTNING Or TORNADO,
and does business on the mut uaI and joint stock
plans. ~ 'l. 5os
The character of those WHO control the affairs
of the Company is, a suits Gent guarantee that it
is what it proposes to hs "a Home Enterprise
offering ample and lbeT Il protection against loss
by fire, &C., on the mist easy and liberal terms
, The Twenty I'll, Jusand Dollars of ". G.
Bonds, required by the Charter of the Company
to be deposited WI til the Public Treasurer, have
been promptly o deposited, and the receipt of
the Treasurer e. ,tained therefor. isHs it8 ~
Policies are issued for a term not to exceed
s No other g ompany offers greater inducements
to Insurers ''sss'
.iIlNow is he time for all who feelany interest in
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POLICIES VALUABLE In LIFE As At DEATH!

POLICIES VALUABLE In LIFE As AT DEATH!
The Brooklyn Life is the only Company
in the country which guarantees defin-
lite surrender.value to every policy ON
which two OF more annual premiums have
been paid; this amount, in dollars and
cents, is endorsed on every policy issued.
Should any policy -hoider become u:abie
to pay his premiums. he can thus know
the cash worth of the policy at any time
after two annual premiums have been
paid. .5i.s5
This certainly is the greatest induce
ment and most tangible advantage ever
accorded to parties insuring their lives. =
Among the advantages offered by the BROOK
LYN, which thoroughly evinces the determine
ton of the officers to make it the MOST LIBERAL
Lille Insurance Company in the United States are:
lst TOTAL REMOVAL OF ALL RESTRICTIONS ON
TRAVEL AND RESIDENCE. The Assured may
travel or reside anywhere they choose the world
over without extra premium or special permit
3D. A Loan of one-third Of the Premium to
the Poiicy-Holder Annually. VA -. -,
Sd. All Policies are non-forfctable alter two
full annual premiums have BEEN paid -
4th Rates as low as are consistent with fnan-,
cial soundn's and less than those of almost all
Companies which accommodate their assured
with loans.
5tli. Dividends annually (aitcr second year, in
cash. Dividends are divided on the CONTRIBUTORS
PLAN-the only equitable manner OF dividing the
the earnings of a. Life Insurance Company The
Contribution Plan was first conceived by Mr.. d.
2. Fackler, now Actuary of this Company and
has been adopted by mo of the best managed
Life Companies in this country. .ii1i.fi.l .
The BROOKLYN LIFE has paid and now pays
to its Policy holders LARGER DIVIDENDSth than
ever before paid by a Lille Insurance Company
9th. Prompttude in paying losses s.i (
9Th No charge for policy or stamp. "a il.dJ
|, The success which the " BROOKLYN'' has
achieved, fully exemplifcd init rapid and health
full growth is a convincing proof Of the conf
denee reposep by the public in its soundness, in
tegrity and liberality. -. ~ I5iainfg 5i3.a
2eH A. w. LAWRENCE, RaleIgh,l III
General agent for North Carolina.
| dec z 2S0-ddw3m.
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ualties from that sprightly journal, the New
Berne Daily Times; is-17 ev M f.2
Walter Longest, a boy about IA years OF age,
who was employed in the sugar shook mii of
Duncan 81 Perry, at Beaufort, WAS killed ON the
22d instant He was at work in the mill when.
his clothing was caught in stiaft that was work
ing $50 revolutions minute, a nd was thrown
with great violence against thu, floor. He was
fearuily mangled, and lived about i've minutes,
At Smyrna, Carteret county, a few days ago,
William Seduce, while careles sly handling re-
volyer, accidently discharged tand receiving the
ball In or near his mouth, co ming -ettt the back
Of his head. He lived but hort time. ,.a7
A Coroners inquest was he'll i, rendering YER
dict according to the above fac is.
The miller at Phillips wind mill at Morehead,
Mr. Lamb, tiled gun for the p urpose Of killing
some one whom he suspected. Of entering the
mill at night and stealing cor n, but Wednesday
morning forgot about the gun and upon opening
the door, was shot and instant ;ly killed He was
about As years Of age, and lea yes family.
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Progress of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the late Confederate States.

Travelling ministers in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, S4Sf
Local preachers, F7ia7 9SS9-1s,37O
Total number OF lay members Nov, '6S, l,255 lis
Ministers and members, 1273, ass
The first society in America was organized in
New York, October, 1866. ssH-
counties of North Carolina.
Missouri and Arkansas being united it can
not well be astertained how many of this number
are in Arkansas. Missouri did not secede.
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BLANKS BLANKSH

TNHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE NOW pa
l. printed and for sale at this office go l24
a, FOR DISTRICT SOLICITORS: -
Indictment for Larceny, - AZ
q 4" =" Assault and Battery, =, a.. {, .aa
3 II " Misdemeanor. go tss .
fiH FOR SUPERIOR COURT CLERKS:
Superior Court Subpenas- State and Civil.
Sc Writs, AA& y ka-.S-S =
{" &c Ven. Ex., --
~" sst" 70 Capias, "a - sEsz < h kas5
4 Summons in actions for the recovery of money
OnIy-A. and b.. 1919 9@fJ 5dl 10 9J55tlHH93 5nF
Apprentice lndentures, ii ia, i, ,,4.i.,.s. 90
Administrator Bonds,
Forthcoming Bonds, sJi.ii = tci5efiiiD9 20 e
Bastardy Bonds, t,.,,g
s, Letters of Administration,
Letters of Guardianship1 n5gia o9AtI tots itLf
Letters Testimentary, ~ Jgit 1f sfs,;igf.. i-isia
Executions Against Property, f., f,,e. }; cor -
Acknowledgment and Private Examination Of
Married Woman, '47
a. Witness and Juror Tickets. ~ l3}o39s 2FFti Il
Hrli >5f'd FOR MAGISTRATES: ~ sogt% ,slGti
d Magistrates Summons, ~ " bHHai n79J 9ffa ~
ra, ''siea Execution, 5.li5F .ise iiue 5ne 7ae8ji
m ..iH ssa ttgah,, tssa -G.iJ 'lil9fhg I1d
State Warrants. 'bti9.st f'i'it'f lAi :'''o
! Peace Warrsnts-Recognisanc leeg Eiaha gEE,
The above blanks are in conformity with the bnD
= NCASH ORDERS will be promptly it,
tended to.
Price 50 per hundred. ~ Qls .s:iJ .9ff
nov eff II, SOD m Raleigh, N, c., y;,;t
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r AND DEEDS, OF THE MOST APPROVED
i 4 form, for sale at this office. 9l8
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~ FLOUR! FLOUR! FIGURE, N T." =
ON barrels of Flour of all grades for sale BY
ACV UPCHURCH & DODD,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of LaaC, Fail Term, 1865.
William NJ Brown

Martha A. Brown. ~ ...a 80 ,l us
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
i of the Court that the defendant resides be-
yond the limits Of this State, Ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Raleigh Standard, u news
paper published in the city OF Raleigh, for six
weeks, notifying the defendant to appear before
J. N. Bunting, Superior Court Clerk for said
County, at the Court House in Raleigh, in said
county, between now and the LIST of March, 1869,
at 10 NJ, and answer or plead, or Judgment will
be taken pro confesSo.
L. p. OLDs, for Complainant
fo j. N. BUNTING, C. s. C.
4 jan 81 fr4-.-s. aa4s,f 337-1aw6w
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FIRE IN VAUDEVILLE, N. CA fire &C.
CURED at Yanceyyille, N. c., Gays the Dan
vile Register0 on Sunday night last, which
consumed seven buildings on what is known
as Mitchelrs block. The fire originated in
lumber room, and is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary. 1t was discover
ed about three o'clock Monday morning.
The following store houses were destroyed
MitchelPs drug store; most of the stock of
medicines were lost No insurance on stock.
Paylor's dry goods store; about half of the
stock saved, partly insured. Henderson's
dry goods store; less than half the stock
saved, insured for $4,000 Paylor's store
house belonged to DR.. Allen Gum, and was
not insured. Henderson's and Mitchelfs
store house belonged to A. A. Mitchell, and
we hear were insured for So, 800 each. Other
smaller buildings were destroyed
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The House Of Representatives is far be-
hind the Senate in the transaction of the
business upon the Calendar In this state
of the case, it would seem that no member
would make dilatory motions. But on Sat-
urday last, between twelve and one o'clock,
when the Calendar was progressing rapidly,
q motion was made to adjourn, which was
not agrd8 to- The motion was seven times
repeated before it was carried; and finally
the House adjourned, without having done
a full days business. Perhaps the gentle
men who were so anxious to adjourn felt
fnat they had performed a full days work,
and could SO report to the people who sent
them there. If they cannot do that, the
people viii hold them to strict accounts
.bility.
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CBERIFFs BLANKS, OF ALI KINDS, FOR
~ sale at this office
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COLLECTORS BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS
- Office. iFsG - n Yif.a3 n5ae9aM
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CASUALTIES copy the fol- owing cas-
ualties from that sprightly journal, the New
Berne Daily Times l-aa ai:1
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Forney claims that he adapts himself
to all changes. Prentice suggests that
he is duck in wet weather, and BAN
tam when it is dry. 4.
In twenty-four State prisons in the
United States there we're in 1857 an ag-
gregate of 0,S35 prisoners. These cost
the States the round sum of S1,566,9S2,
and their earnings amount to Sl,092,6S
The Paris Figaro probably refers to
Patti when it says: "While we are talk
ing of the approaching marriage of one
singer, we must refer to the difficulties
of another. 1t appears that during a re-
cent tour her husband lost little more
money than the artistic made"
A carpet-bag school teacher in Talla-
dega, Ala, sentenced negro girl, ,one of
his pupils, to ten days cooking at his
private residence, for a violation of the
rules of his school. His pupils are
rather refractory, and he manages to get
allhis housework done by them.
Among the aristocratic eluestrians in
Hyde Park, London recently, was a man
dressed as girl of the period, who rode
on side-saddle, and acted the part of a
woman to perfection. The police took
no notice of him, although he made his
appearance daily for upward Of week.
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Burglars MT ClaringtOn,

Mr.. EDITOR: On Friday night last our
village was paid visit by two or more
thieves who attempted to get in the store
Of Messerley, Urpman & Co. After
working some time at the back door they
discovered that it was we'll barred on the
inside; they then went to the front door
and commenced, and when nearly open
ed Jas. Messerley, who was, sleeping in
the store, awoke, but thinking it was a
cat or dog at the door commenced talk
ing, which so alarmed the thieves that
they left and proceeded to the store of
B. II. Mallory, where they succeeded in
getting the door open. They then COM
menced on the safe, drilled two or three
holes and put in blast of powder
Mrs. John Mallory said she heard the
noise for a considerable time but thought
nothing of it until she heard the explo-
fsion of powder; she then awoke me, but
on going out the thieves heard the noise
and ran of, leaving two Of their wedges
in the safe, which they dld not succeed
in getting open. The safe contained the
books and papers, and had to be sent to
Pittsburgh, to be opened. The thieves
were tracked on the hill some five miles,
when we lost tie track. Times, under
the present administration are getting
hard, and men will steal and rob. The
only way is for every honest man to be
well prepared, and kill them wherever
found, or if taken alive hang to the first
tree. That is what some of the citizens
of this place think of doing. j. M.
Sunfsh, May 4, 1869.
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Cincinnati Market.

may b.
FLOUR-Steady and in moderate de-
mand.
WHEAT-Quiet and in light demand;
No. at 40; No. 2 at 30
CORN-Irregular; prime scarce and
wanted at 54a55c; damaged plenty and
dull at 50a63.
OATS-In moderate demand at 6oa
72c.
RYE-Unchanged at 37a1 80.
/ GOTTON--Firm; middling 274a27ic.
TOBACCO-Firm; sales 112 hhds. at
4 00a2S 90.
WHISKY--Firmer at 93c; not ffered
freeley at this rate.
MESS PORK--Sales at 81 90.
BULK MEATS--Held at 12a14bc;
no sales. ......r..
BACON-Held firmly at 134c, !6Ic
and 17c for shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides, but sales small and demand quite
light.
LARD-Held at 1Sc for prime kettle
rendered and 17Ic for prime steam
small sales prime country kettle rendered
at i7sal78c.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 1Slal9c.
EGGS-Held at l5c.
OILS-Linseed dull at ! Oh. Lart
at l 45a1 so. Petroleum at 32c for re
| fined.
! GOLD-135 buying.
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New York Money Market.
May. Z

May.
The excitement in Wall street con,
tinued to the close Of the day, and all
the markets are in feverish and unset
tied condition. Private kilograms from
London were Of a gloomy character, and
the unofficial announcement from Wash
ington that the sinking fund would not be
put in operation until after June 30th had
a buoyant effect on money and was very
depressing ON Governments.
MONEY-Easy at per cent although
the demand was fairly active. National
bank notes are plenty and were offered
free of interest for three days on condi.
ton that the amount is returned in green
backs at the expiration of that time.
Prime business notes pass at Sa10 per
cent. -r
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Du and
weak, owing to sharp rise in gold sales
at 109 for prime bankers 60 days., and
1899 sight, although leading firms gener
ally are asking higher rates.
GOLD-Active, excited and higher
opened at 1859, touched 1891 late in the
afternoon, closing at 1859; the bulls
were rampant and transactions enormous
Rumors from London were numerous,
including great panic, the fall in bonds
to II, and an extra meeting of the Bank
of England to raise the rate of discount.
A great portion of short interest has
been closed out and SPECTATORS are get
ting rapidly on the long side of the mar
ket; the rates paid for carrying were l.
32, Z, s, =, 4a6 per cent to fiat; foreign
bankers were chiefly purchasers to day ;
clearances one hundred and twenty-five
millions.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Heavy
and lower, With great pressure to sell.
Coupons of 81, llSsallSS; do '62, 1l74a
l173; do "a, ll3sall34; do '65, 1l4Sa
1l4II; do new 115$all58; do 67, 1l5Sa1158
do '6s, 115kall54; 10 40s, 1o74alO74.
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10 aHf = u
81 PREPARATION OF WHITEwAsH.-White-
wash is the most valuable article in the
world, when properly applied. 1t not
only prevents the decay of wood, but
conduces greatly to the healthiness of
all buildings, whether of wood or stone
ut-buildings and fences, when not pain
ted, should be supplied once or twice a
year with a good coat of whitewash,
which should be prepared in the follow
ing way: Take clean water tight bar
rel, or other suitable cask, and put into
It half bushel of lime. Slake it by
pouring water over it. boiling hot and in
sufficient quantity to cover it five inches
deep, and stir it briskly till thoroughly
slaked. When the shaking has been
thoroughly affected, dissolve it in water,
and add two pounds of sulphite Of zinc
and one of common salt these will cause
the wash to harden, and prevent its
cracking, which gives an unseemly ap'
3earance to the work If desirable 9
beautiful cream color may be communi
Gated to the above wash, by adding three
pounds Of yellow ochre; or good pear
or lead color, by the addition Of lamp
vine, or ivory black. For fawn color, ,add
four pounds of umber, Turkish or Amer
ican, the latter is the cheapest, one pound
of Indian red, one pound of common
slampblack. For common stone color
add four pounds of raw lumber, and two
pounds of lampblack. This wash may
be applied with a common whltewast
brush, and will be found much superior
both nappearance and durability to the
common Shitewash.- Jous7tal Of Chem
SSstry,
gsaS.IfFE EHt9t