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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-24

AKM0kY u. l.. /. BLUES, I
July I'D 1856
WDAY, the Ath inst at o'clock, r. NJ. In full
dress summer uniform, (dress caps and planles. -
Be punetual. 8ssf#&9
By order of Capt. Patton.
jy 23-2t VIM Z. NAULE. Sd SET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-24

- GENTS CONGRESS- CLOTH
3 CATERS, tipped with Patent Leather-a
veSy handsome and easy shoe, at
.s WILLIAM WALSHS,
iy ~ No. 49, Main street. "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

,o. n N. co,n;..:on.., ,,.,, III
,ylIinp IN t.-a ,ha oo,,, ct, ,n p "
r46,.od y ''s eos' ''''
Dono,;t;r .e.
mn, =, D. -, -, :, "a ieso."o"Ss
,ia ,t So az y. 80. 4, M lo'so, oee's' MAJ
noanv noon,e t han, aT,.;n, Mas %
nj, -. -, :, ' t .,1 i ,'e y .E iNork'-
-, :, 49, II y, . y = " w s,F ~ - Ne 1ontchar
n"saeils' between sonaeiie anu fosper streets
n;.,,a. Ane usp'noN wv Nv. 'Aef 10 vote
60, 80
1 90, en- 'uust
-. ne nas ,seu ,ree month";
= - ei'''i ieciie. 'ie.eu mo wy ~ that re
" ne WIN ms pA"taaol papers, wa
" Ao 'te o"n' e'c' "hu Notwithstanding, ms vote wa
| Ia,.:
'usce ehafaot ateh - iaoossSs
~ WV NY ~ " o'e' n"u nv e'''h'e " ~. M was pushed
VIZ " pos ~ my W s.fee.
49, ~ ives on ne elet esie " Saiooe s'Fee'
Sixteenth Precinct protests before Reynolds he
to vote in Seventeenth Precinct swear before Richardson
u o' oer ~ went 10 Inc p0s IN me fteentf
armand Fsufus-Tweny first Decentralization bafor,
Justice Richardson March 90 to potc The u Demo
cratic ticket signed the protest. he cannot read his ticket
gwen 70 MN ny man. ot0'a him It was Democratic ticket
ton who were candidates. Naraed Fourm Dtstris Court
18th September, 1856
And'eo fitssin"oas-second Preeinct-Deposion before
as,snsason Aafe - no papers OF ma
can't saw how long apo he got his nsner Int i as osor N.Y.
eecon the Of opinion he offered to vote two Demo
cratic tickets his vote was refused can tell Democratic tickle
p as neaas read .e; GOT ns rss papers from Tom
han sir ,pon,bs tao ,'t S ~ ss
than egee months ago OF mott arrived in s.e dont know
if he was then of age or not; is IS years of age.
Sams 5 before JuFtie
democratic ticket and bis vote as refused Cross e tu,
tion says He did not open his tickets to look at them dom
know if the protest shown him purporng be signed by
he one ne signed or not cannot read did not know on tbs
District Conf Maid noh,r sor s III foaf'f
H. Ko15-Thirteenth Reconsideration before Justjc,
Richardson March ed 1856 He offered his
was refused he signed protest Upon being asked the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

SOUTHERN FuRNITURE.-Iti Is with great pleasure
that call attention to of this kind Hitherto
tho manufacture Of furniture for this market has almost
wholly confined to New after year has hundredso
thousands Of dollars been ont Of the State for this Particle
alone. But has shall lon
be dependant upon the North for bedsteads armos
bureaus, and washstans Mr. Ohas Stewart and l7S
Canal street. the largest stocks furniture offered
sale In this city which entirely Of Southern manufacture
Thzis enterprise wholly prsiseYorhY aud should
with ample success iFFT3f s-E;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

FINE GRocERIEs. Messrs. ]. II. Carter q Co, cor
Common and Tchoupitouas streets offering for sale
the favorable terms lage well selected sock Of
groceries, wneB liquors. Families DESTROYS Of replenng
their well purchasers wholesale would well
to call and examine The stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

JEwELY AND FANCY GOODS AT Cost. The adyer-
senent of Alex HILL ayndie, No. IS Camp street. lis well
worthy the attention Of readers particularly those who
in any the kind the balance of the stock
hand the 18th Of june will be sold at public auction
call Il f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

FRESH PEARS, ArR1cors AND AppLEs-persons
iohd OF these delicious fruits will be glad that
Anthony AstFedo No. l6 Royal street. just received large
ot per steamer Princess from Fckburg AS these arc
from me most celebrated nurseries in Mississippi have
doubt but that they fine any offered in this market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02
Valedicfory,
n i xs,.1ct L La Ea.n-il L. IL

And must bid farewell to thee,
0 happy, joyous spot,
Where cen since childhood's earliest day,
Fortune hath cast my lot?
Part from each tried and faithful friend,
So fond and true to me,
Who've wound themselves around nv heart
Like tendrils round tree?
0, must leave each cherished scene
| love, or all beside
10 launch my bark on the wild wave
OF lite's tempestuous tide
To seek for friends where others bow
At fashions gided shrine,
And find, alas too late, there's not
One heart that answers mine!
The teachers under whose kind care
My childhood passed away,
Oh, must bid farewell to them
On this eventtul day;
To hear no more their gentle tones,
As with assiduous care,
They seek to plant within our hearts
The seed Of learning rare?
All! yes, alas we all must part,
Perhaps to meet no more,
" Til safely pver lifes troubled sea
We meet on heavens shore.
If spotless be our lives on earth,
Then will our souls arise,
To Sabbaths of eternal bliss
Beyond the starry skies.
Now, as bid you all farewell,
One favor would ask
To some it may pleasure be,
To others prove task.
Ills not addressed to one alone,
But to each kindred heart,
And all that it requires is
Concessions on your part
Teachers, friends, companions all,
eer, while with you here,
In passions hour one word I've breathed
To cause rising tear;
An angry frOwn, or in your hearts
Made bitter feelings swell,
Will you forgive, and e'en forget,
The hour in which they fell?
Remember, each one has her faults,
Some great and others small,
That none are faultless here below
On this terrestrial ball.
Then, why not let forgiveness reign
Within each youthful breast
Remember all the nobler traits,
And pardon all the rest?
Kind teachers l to you return
Thanks, warm and heartfelt, too,
And only ask, when far away,
One passing thought from you.
Your kindness I can meier forget,
No matter where roam;
That kindness which has rendered school
So like a pleasant home.
Nor parting thus, would I forget
To bid last farewell
To the kind guardians of our school,
To whom no tongue can tell
How many heartfelt thanks we owe:
May blessings from above
Rest on them, as they all pursue.
Their work of Christian love.
To our kind Superintendent
A word is also due,
And in this parting hour we'd give
Our earnest thanks to you;
Thanks for your guardianship and care
10 each and eY'ry one,
And may you long pursue the work
That you've SO well begun.
And the dear schoolmates, whom We leave
Within these walls so dear,
May all their time be fifty spent
While yet they linger here.
And when, as we are doing now,
They from each loved one part,
May no vision of misspent hours
Sadden each joyous heart.
And now, once more, bid farewell
10 all these scenes so dear,
To each and ev'ry kindred heart
That's beating round me here;
And cen though severed be our lots
Your memories I'll retain,
Till death shall bear our souls away
To meet i'll heaven again.
MAY 80, 1866. ISABELLA E. NELSON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

New BooKs.--From the advertisement of II. D.
4cGinn IS Camp street, it will be that he is vol
supplied with all the publications Of any
He also keeps full supply Of standard and miscellaneous
works. stationery. well worthy the attention Of city
country purchasers. See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

FINE WINES AND L1QUoRs.-By IN advertisement
in another column, sewe 7. Taylor, No. II Royal street, in.
vtes the attention Of his stock of fine wines and
liquors. and his supply embraces all the choice brands of Chs
payne sparkling and still Hook Madeira Sherry brandy
whisky, ale porter etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

Dry GOODS AT GREAT BARG AINs..-We commend
the attention of fair readers the advertisement of Mr.
Barriere Co.. of ST. Ann Burgundy streets They
have choice and we'll selected stock of all those mysteries
required for the adornment and establishment of Gods
best gift and this macr-of-fact worky day
world of there many void of Imagination who do not
hollow "" is adorned the Yost /,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

PRESERVE Your HA1R.-Who does not wish for
fine suit Of hairi All those who in apprehension
ness Or whose bows are sreaked with gray find remedy
In the Of Whites Hair RsyyiGe procured
b. churchi Of Dryade Tepsichore streets. SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

LADIES, TAKE NOTICED. 2. Scanlan & Co., Nos.
10 and street. now Offering large Of
choice Silks embsodefies laces etc. attractive prices Call
soon and make your selections.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

CARPErnG, MATING AND FLOOR On CLoTH--
BY late arrivals Msssrs A. Brousseau & Co. No. 10 charres
street. have received large addition former
raaderE TO this fact.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

CHRISTIANITY AND SLAvERy.-The Bible, as is
well known everywhere, recognizes slavery so explc-
lily and repeatedly that abotionists seeing no other
way Of escape, beginning to turn nides and deny
the authority of the inspired volume. A correspon-
dent of the National Inelligencer adds to the voice
of scripture the following remarkable testimony from
those who lived in the generation next but to that
of the Apostles. 1t is authentic compilation of
THE Church and House Book of the Ancient Chris
tians, and the chapter is, How they who require to
be instructed to be examined before they are ad-
mitted." The extract is as follows:
"Let their manners and their life be inquired into,
and whether they be slaves or freemen; and if any
one be slave, let him be asked who is his master
If he be slave to of the believers let his master
be asked if he can give him good character. If he
cannot, let him be rejected until he show himself to
be worthy to his master; but if he does give him
good character let him be admitted.
But If he be q slave to an heather, let him be
taught to please his master, that the Word be not
| blasphemed'
The book is in the Congress Library.
A SUBJECT FOR PATRIOTS TO CoNs1pER.-How will
the Union says the ST. Louis Intelligencer survive
the loss of every Northern conservative man of both
parties Dickinson, of New York. was struck down
by Pierce--and is Fillmore to fall By the hands Of
Southern TFhigs? Such appears to be the desire OF
of " old line Wings" If such is old line Whiggery
then indeed is it fortunate that that party has passed
from the political arena. If it's mission was to deal
destruction to the enlightened conservative men Of
the North or South who have hatted so eloquenty ol
the Union and Constitution, who have stood un
shaken and answering in moments ofperil and wild
tanatacism, and chung with unhinching devotion to
the 'rhole Union in its most trying movements, then
I ~
the face of the country like pestilence, by the
breath of heaven, and a pure and patriotic party
built upon its ruins.
perhaps it is modern Whggery that attempts tt
follow the miserable example of Frank Pierce, and
deal to Willard Fillmore such an assassin stab as
Pierce has dealt to Dickinson and Bronson of New
! York. We ask those who have hitherto claimed tc
be National, Union, conservative Wings to consider
well the subject before being led after false lights by
the delusive clap,trap of old line Whiggery.
4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

A NgW AND VALUABLE Directory OF NEW
oRLEass.Aa viii be seen referring advertisement in
smother column Aessrs Aston Mygatt Co., No Is Camp
street design Issuing The r Of January Directory
Of This city This work VIII Contain in addition matter
usually found in directories valuable statistics in relation
the public institutions OF the City and State the and
residences prominent planters Of the States Of Mississippi
Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas aud expense will be
spared In getting up book which should be in the
possession Of all business men and tourists. IS
IT will be book Of merchants will find fne
medium through which 10 advertise.
PE11cAN THEArER.- This evening Mr.. W. 3. An
deton lakes benefit the Pelican. This gentleman has by
and indefagebe exeon successfully catered for the
e Of the pnb in the Of this popular place Of
resort Miss Marian Mccarthy and Mr. Mseaser the great
yin both appear in addition the other talent OF the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

81 ag- A rare opportunity for persons wishing supe
pianos of the approved
and latest styles, will be offered Tuesday, the Sd in at M
O'clock at No. 40 Camp street BY Gardner Smith, auconeer
SEQ advertisement under auction head 55s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

RAILROAD MATTERs.-We learn from Mr.. Cunning
nam, the efficient Superintendent of the Vcksburg
road that $50 tons of iron for the Mississippi Central
Raroad, has been landed at Vicksburg, and will be
brought out this week. The track.layng on their
me from Canton north will be commenced as soon as
the canton road open to convey the iron The track
was lad on Saturday to within half mile of Canton
and a, will be completed within week or ten days for
te regular passage of the freight and passenger
The Mobile Railroad is now completed to Scoober
IN kember county, 1877 miles, whittier the cars make
daly trips 1t is thought the line will be opened to
Columbus (by the branch road) by the end of the
The Mississippi and Tennessee road now makes
daily trips from Memphis to fernando, and is pro-
crossing finely The Central open to Holly Springs,
and also progressing southwark.
Last, but not least, we learn that the whole line
from jackson to Osyka is under contract, and the
work will be pushed to completion. A continuous
line from New Orleans to Canton, thence by the Cen
trail to Memphis thence to Louisville with connec-
tons to Charleston, Nashville and almost everywhere
else, is among the early certaintes, apa will give
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02
50, It's one o'clock at night in The city.

CoPPER, TIN IND SHEET Iron WARE, BRASS AND
IRos attention steamboatep planters aud
respectfully directed the advertisement of
Brewster zacharie Nos. IS Front and 6 Fulton streets
Their stock comprises everything in the Of iron bass
tin ware suited steamboat plantation use; BESIDES
manufacture repair, with the greatest dispatch, every
thing in ther line.
notice. also that they agents for the sale Of sehacr's
Steam Guage instrument which shows to certainty The
highest point at c steam be used with safety This is
important article and should be attached The boilers of
known GsS
Iasrs B also agents for Hearons Water Guage and
s. F. Kases Pnnlps i5
Every anufacury established in the South, Is telling
ment against abolon Purchasers should bear this in mind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02
SCHOOL, LITERHTURE4

The following compositions were read at the Exam
ination of the Girls High School of the Second Dis
trct on Friday. Nicaragua" by Miss Nelson, is
beautifully written. and appropriately trimmed with
ribbons of cred, white and blue" 1t breathes the
true annexation spirit and intensely applauded
nv the aulience.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

The Other Side of the Question" by Miss Mylotte,
is decidedly sharp.ponted. It was very calamity
appauded by the gentlemen present, notwithstanding
its warlike character
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

The Valedictory of Miss Nelson has the faults in
separahle to all schoolgirl rhyming but it is we'll
conceived, and was beautifully read, and on that
account gave great pleasure to those who heard it:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16

ON FA>nIoNEp Rough en-
inymcnt WIS a fashion at this time with the
fair Mrs. Sherwood in her pleasant Auto
biography, advcrts t" this subject in ~rcab-
ing of her mothers carly days, when mLig-
niiicd amuscmcnts We're not Declined bv
ladies Of nv agc. On" Of tj,.~c he dos
cribcs as consisting cf the following SOFT #
violent fun. \ larg, strong tabIccIoth WIS
spread on the upper steps of the staircase,
AMI upon this cloth the ladies inclined to
the froIic seated th-,lscI.,s in row upon
the steps. Then thc gentlemen, or the men,
took hold of the lower end Of the Il 9TH, at
tempting to pull it down stairs: tie ladic,
resisted this with aIl their might. and the
greater the number of these delicate crca-
lures the longer the stru@"lr WITS protract-
ed. The contest, however invariably end
cd by the cloth and tn, In,li,-~ beng pu'lrl
down To the bottom of the stairs, when cv-
crything WAS found bruised except nodestv:
High Life below Stairs" could hardly have
Lcen too rampant in It's exposition. If it re
ally reflected what WAS going OH above. We
can hardly realise tn, matter. w hardly
do 81 in merely f;mcviug W. sec good Lori
Shaft"Shurv. Admiral Gambler Baptist Noel
and DIR. M'N"il engaged in setting Miss
Martineau, Catherine Sinclair. the .Authur-
eSs OF Amy Herbert" and Mrs. Fry, on i
table cloth upon the stairs. and hauling
them down in heap to the hottom 1t
would he highly mdccor"rIs In; ! an al
most ashamed to say, >ho';Ii lita /" ~,n
it-Hu6tS and -R,H.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
REAL ESTATE
For Sale in Charlotte.

Will be sold on Tuesday. the 10Th of D,.Ccm-
b"T next, the Real E>t:t,. owned by thu. late
X II. Brawley, deceased, in the town Of Char
lJttr- The property consists nt , Lots, front
and back, each - feet nv zoo. and will be-
divided into paTc,lS rs follows: Lot No. /.
beginnIrg at the south corner Of the Brick Build
ing on Tryon street, adioirin@ the Lot oi David
Parks, containing DC feet from bv 2uu feet back
This Lot will also include Warehouse about
leo feet long with the ground upon which il
stands, adjoining the back part ofthr Lot on the
north side. Lot No. ,, containing 81 feet 'front.'
adjoining Lot No. and running back 100 feet
Lots Nos. 3, 4 and ; front ON Church street. in
t-e rear of the Court House and each ccGtliu -
t'et front by 2UO feet back
Ii Is seldom such Property is in MAJ kct-th.
whole being near the central and business pur-
ton osthr town. Upon Lot No. |, Is above de-
scribed, there is a Brick Building = tyct long Nv
e" te"t wide, stori,'s high, and i in ,vCrv
rnspsct of tn" best constructed Houses In
town. Th" lower Story contains two cummo-
dlous StOr-Rooms, with excellent Cellars The
upper Stories contain III apartments.
There are also ether tracmrniS on the prCmi-
seS of inferior vahtC.
TnTms-onr, two, and three wears, the mr.
chaser executing satisfactory bonds bearing IN
trTeSt from the LIST of January, I-57
J. NJ. HUTCHISON,
Attorney in fact for the heirs at law.
Nov. II, 1856. l9Gt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16

NIGHT THOUGHTS.


Tell me. We <agr~, shillrd in thought,
l. death, ohIivi"n'> Sleep
1t isa charm by magic wrought
On Ey.. and Adams seed
All. Science IA her pr"udr@t Hight
This problem cannot solve;
She cannot probe the v"mb "f night,
Nor weigh "A God, resolve.
She might on pini"u> ~c"ur the deep,
Where stars etrrual roll;
Yet she cannot rr>nlvc. if sleep
l. destitute at soul.
She cannot demonstrate {" mind
An imnatrrial soul;
How prove material links can bind,
And immatcrial hold.
How weigh vicwIcss principle,
That i. and vet i not!
How prove that it, invimcihlo
To time, whose fingers lock
All nature in their ruthless grasp?
How will the sac. divine.
If thu within our temples haak,
Or in our hearts rcclinc
All Science i too shallow here
To draw n truthful line:
This ah<tru~c problem an@rl-sccr
Couli scarce I" us define.
But s"ul We have Il fadclr~~ leaf
That will forever he;
Twill parallel with angels roll
Through all eternity.
The voice Of inspiration proves
That time will never roll.
Nor crush hrnrath its iron h""f
Mans mcvrr-fadihg soul.
1t proves that soul can live and he
Complete without "A form
Complete without a vehicle
it, beauty To dcfnrm.
The form within the grave shull he,
Until the Judgment day.
Then it from thraIdom shall he free
Revived the sorlid clay.
A faircr form wen all assume
Could il be like the old !
Perhaps, at least I'll so presume,
The Scriptures have not told.
All. what IA scene well there behold
The heart vibratcS with fear:
There Putriarch~ and saints Of old.
The Christians presence cheer.
There bands Scrarhic will rrhrar>c
The doom Il Jesus horn:
.Ay. there with Him they will converse
When systems are no more.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
7.OEa."2Co.

Shelf IIardw urc, Iron, Steel, AGRiCUI.,
TIEAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. &c.
Paints, OILS, aud NarnrSh, constantly Oh
hand and 'or sale low by
FISHER, BURROUGHS < co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
Wrapping PaDer

THE Merchants of Charlotte and vicio;,.
l. can be Supplied with all kinds and ouai;
ties of wrapping Paper, from The Rs.
leigh Wrapping Paper Mills. a.
{. w. BENEDICT.
Proprietor
GTRAGS taken IN exchange for PAPER p,
the highest price. G.. w
Raleigh, March 4, ls56.-ly
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
Mining Ropes,

We have in store two Coils ; inch Gras.
Rope that Will he sold at New y ork cost to
cash, freight added.
FISHER, BURROUGHS x co
Charlotte, October :, l-J6. 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
CzAAHSEOYTE
nj YARD

FETlIE subscribers having formed themselves
e into a company, respectfully tender their
services TO the people of Charlotte and the conn.
try generally in their line of business They ar,.
prepared to furnish Monuments. Gravcstonrs Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slab. Mabc
Steps, 10 amy pattern cut from Marble, accordin,,
to the most approved taste and STYLES, and ,pon
tn" most accommodating terms ever offered init
0o'itmT1l country. They will keep constantly
on hand the best description of EGYPTIAN, Italian
and American Marble .
All orders, for any article, addressed TO the spb
scrIh"rs, viii meet with prompt attention, apIriU
be packed and forwarded with the utmost cIr
and DESPATCH
The ward is situated on the northwest co,ror
o! the Charlotte Depot Yard.
WM. TlDDY & SONS.
Jan. 3, le56.--Iy
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
Carpetings, Oil Cloths and Rugs.
y tut! assortment. uSt received at
FISHER, BURROUGHS * co.
Blankets! Blanke5sW BlanIzets!!

Fine Bed and Negro Blankets.
Also, Pinids, k,rSryS, and LiUscys, Il large
stock al low prices will be found at
FISHER, nURRDUGIIS & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
Monuments, GraVe Stones

Mdntd Pieces, Furniture Marble,
Iubic SiabS, Nar6ic Steps, sc.
To any pattern. according to the most approved
STYLES, and upon terms as low as at any Marble cs
tabliShmcnt in the South.
All orders for Marble work. addressed to the
suhscrbcr, will meet with prompt attention. and
VIII be packed with care and forwarded with dis
patch: The public's patronage is respectfully So
hcltcd. j. G.. MCCOY.
Charlotte Feb. ~. IS5G.-Iy