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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-31

MORE DOCTORs.-The annual course of
lectures in the Medical College of the State
of South Carolina terminated on the 9Th
inst. The degree of Doctor of Medicine
was conferred upon 92-out of 90 candidates.
Among the graduates we find the following
from North Carolina: Samuel J. Alexan-
der, of Charlotte; j. Stuart Devane, Of New
Hanover; John Mckay, of Sumpterville;
w. L. Moore, of Warsaw; and J. NJ. Will
son. of Mechlenhurp
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NAVY DTARTNEyT-

The Navy Department consists Navy Department proper
Bureau o Navy yards Docks Construction Equipment
Repair Bureau Provisions and Clothing Bureau Ordnance and
following the duties Of each these Offices and
OF the force employed therein; .4,t ... .,..
rS, O..IIon Isaac Toucey Secretary the Navy; Charles
Welsh esq chief clerk and eleven clerks The Secretary Of the
Navy has charge Of everything connected with the naval establish
under the general direction Of United States who
by constitution is commander chief Of the army and navy
vessels all orders of officers commissions Of officers both In the
navy corps appointments Of commissioned and warrant
from tho office All the duties Of the different bureaus are
enansng him The general supentendence Of
ae marine corps orrn also part % the duties h 2, 6e s ahS h
linn. #str,a .n .alm H.. esn.r .. ..-taes
B~a1u IF Nary Docks Commodore Joseph Smith, chief
clerks civil engineer and one draughtsmsn
All the nayyyars docks and whrvc BUILDINGS and machinery m
der The this bureau charged
management Of she Naval Asylum. .r .. ..
ef Equpmo and Repair John Ientha
eight clerks and draughman The oe Of
the engineer in chief Of the Daniel Martin ESQ y aaehed 70
has charge building and repairs vessels purchase
Of materials and the providing Of all vessels with their equipments
the Of all marine steam engines for the navy and with
the approval Of the Secretary decides plans for their onstruc
-E s.... E.i-r..
Bureau # ClhboH Bridge United States
navy % Of bureau and four All provisions for the use o.
nhing the same, under the charge Of this bureau
gr Ordnance and Hyrgqpay Duncan % InsrahIm
charge Of all the manufacture
chase o cannon guns powder Shells and the equipment
o everything connected herewith also pro
vdes maps charts, chronomcter barometer &c TO-
rher furnished ships owar The United
states Naval Observatory Hydrogapha Office Washington
the Academy Annapolis also under the general su
perintendence of the chief Of this bureau
vsrp of Nosscne SuzyDr William Whelan surgeon Uni
passed assistant surgeon United
navy Everything relating 70 medicines and
stores of sick and wourded and management
hospitals within the supcrntcndenee a this bureau
WAR DrarxzSu.
Hon Floyd Secretary War; W. Dnsard, chief clerk
seyen subordinate clerks watcbmen The
following bureaus are attached this department: .
CtasadBdirg olice At the head a which is
Lieutenant General scott Is New York. ..-...
tdaaa 0crguIt oGnCo Samuel Cooper Ajutant General
As-sntBreyct Major d. Townsend Brcvet Capt Williams
and Brevet r. Gnrhe Judge Advocate Brevet Major John
Lee clerks and In this Office are kept al
the records which refer the personnel OF the army th rolls &c
is here where all military commissions arc made out
Qunrepass GenourE oFceBrevc Macr General T. Jesup
quartermacr general AssitansColonei Thomas Captain
Miller and Bevct Major Ber eleven clerks and one messenger
Paymas Generals 0FoeCoL y Iarned, psymass general
Major j. leslie district Paymaser eight clerks and one messen
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of person upon books, unless tbs
Paymsat Of the subscription be q advance. a.
subscribers may forward money letter and all rak
viii be assumed BY ourselves n is safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER PabIishsd triweekly during The sessions
81 Congress and semi weekly during the
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EUGEIo LlTnLA ARCHITECT, NJ A, &C.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL tages, and farm buildings once Gothca oAPpaqua
Wostchester county, New York
June IT-dn
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of Conn ctiout,

Ht s INCORPORATED IN lsle .'
Capital s24SioOo Annual dividend policies per
Nneiy families relieved during 1896 paying s2l4 nes
the company's operations furnished Those who In
snrd other AGENCIES and have removed 10 @ have their
MICH NoURsE Agent,
June I3-dIy No. 46l 18th street.
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yITINTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON
w the ......
white ash egg coal for radiators
white ash broken coal for furnaces
600 red ash coal for CRATES
500 small size for range and cooking stove
Cumberland coal. ...r. ...... ....
supplies OF HICKORY WOOD
As weekly receiving large supplies OF all kinds Of fuel
advantage Of all those who may
favor with their orders.
personal attention given TO order.
Es-Coal kept in hoored and rooted yards.
AS-2, ,2i0 lbs. TO the ton.
'. T. J. & W. NJ. GAIT,
.... Northwest 18th and streets, No. SAT,
square south OF Penn avenue.
Sop 2-1mn
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wheeler a. w ilsOn.

MANUFACTURING ooMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
.. Fdmilz, Mannfaoturas, and Others ....
FIHHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale
the commentator thai they have
ceved propeo warmly recommending them They
sufficiently test them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction. ....
Among advantages that they possess over all others
1 Beauty simplicity construction and freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs.
ID Unexanplcd aud rapdty Of operation.
Cd Noiseless movement.
remarkable perfection Of their stitching and their appca
bi6ty a variety OF purposes and materials
Principal Broadway New York and at their agencies
n the principal cities Of the Union.
May 26-lya ....
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TREASURY prpAKrNxsr.


The Treasury Department Secretary
The Treasury eompoes commissioner Of the customs,
dOrs register solicitor lighthouse board and
The following brief indication
COS and of the force employed therein, respectively:
Srraays oGr-IIon Howell Cobb Secretary Treasury
Hon Philip Clayton Assistant Secretary engineer charge
she and three dranghtsmen temporarily employed and twenty
e supervision Of the fiscal transactions OF the government and the
United States He survey lighthouse
establishment the marine hospitals the United States and the
Pses. .".' -.
Pa comFtrorer oFos-FIon william Medi Comptroller
for diplomatic service public lands
and reyises and oeruaes The balances arising thereon
Scnd Cowrolicrs Oee-John Bredhead, esq, Comptroller
and seventeen clerks prezbes keeping render
Ing the accounts q the and Indian departments Of the
pbc service and and cercs the balances arising thereon
os q Commissioner Of ne CuaomIIagh J. anderson, esq
commissioner and eleven clerks He escrbc he mode Of keeping
mn and r the building repairing custom houses &C. and
Vses and certhes the balances arising thereon sna
Frs AHdos Oce-Thomas smith, esq, First Auditor, and
revenue and disbursements appropriations and expenditures on &C
TIC balances the Commissioner Customs and the First Comp
troTer respectively fer their decision thereon. a
SHd AUDITORS ofcc Fuller, second Auditor and
twenty clerks He and adjusts all accounts relating
% pay clothing and recruiting Of The army a, well q arnor
e and reports the balances 10 the Second Comptroller r his do
clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts for sub
and department. as wcI as for pensops claims
from military services preyoas 70 ise and ior ho and
eisou thereon " -
FO1rA Audios oeoaarOu O. Dayton ESQ., Fourth Auditor,
tx'sen clerks H adjusts for the service Of
and reports the balances 70 the Second Comp
Ya Aufspr' Murray Mcconnell eco, Fifth Auditor, and
he receives and adjusts all aoosunt. for diplomatic and
thereon '-- - " fT 1-1 IVY
SsA A%aor, F. PHILIPS ESQ., auditor Of the Treas
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Marble Manufa ctures, Tombs, statuettes, Etc.

TINHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
L o public his large and elegant stock Of
- MARBLES ToMRsToNEs AND MONUMENTS,
AZ his NORTH between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. ~ .'
other experienced workers in fine
marbles every other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IINTHs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIS CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
. YORK FTAAGGING, &c.
everything that required the marble and stone bus
ness either utility for the fine
particular description his stock but
y visit his yard where every can judge for him
sea ..... =
In addition articles ha has number OF
satuetes either the tomb the
imported by himself from Italy these please
not the fancy order such he desired
facilities and strict attention TO business
he hopes @ the expectations Of his patrons
- WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d6m .......
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
4 immense assortment of seasonabe fabrics con-
"A stantly on hand also, n full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs
Ocohs materials lace curtains gilt
cornIces, window shades, &c, &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsI
LORD TAYLOR,
255 2bT, $50, and 261 Grand street,
May 26--ly and 4T and 40 Caharine street
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
FLORIDA.


. ... Posr orT1cE DEPARTMENT, Sept. 80, 1857.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails of the Uni
from December 1857 to 3oth June 1852 on the
State and 10 the herein
ecned will 0ce Of the Post oce De-
rlrtmen city Washington until OF the 18th No
vernber 1857, 10 e decided ON the following day
the line Of the forda raioad by
Fort Haree Gainesville, and Mcanopy, 10 Ocala and back
three times week, four horse coaches,
other intermediate offices,
any propose schedule of departures and arrivals,
max connexions with the railroad.
line OF the Foda raioad by
New Louis, 10 Newnansvile, 50 miles and
back. three ime n week, in four horse coaches.
Bidders propose schedule OF departures and arrivals
making close connexions with the railroad.
gs77 From Prescos (on line Of the Florida rarod
Nfddleburg and back twice week in twohorse
coach. .r' saa0H
q schedule OF departures and arrivals
making close connex with the railroad.
For proposal guarantee and certificate also instruc
inns and embraced the advertise
mnt January 1850 pamphlet form, at the PRINCIPAL post
A. v. bfoNN1
nc Inwav Postmaster General.
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MILLIN cry.

MILLINERY. tNeu GsH lF#t-
MRS. NJ. a. HILLS respectfully calls the atten.
1 hon q The ladies 70 her opening Of FALL MILLINERY on
unAY October at sas Prnnsyivania avenue south side
Oct 6-5m $500 ~
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.... FURNACES. .....
rJNHE ATTENTION Of the community generally,
builders particularly, invited to the Keystone
lately patented by j. d. Green, OF Philadelphia.
persons Interested solicited cali and satisfy
themselves superiority OF this heater all others
successfully the principles combustion been applied It's
srucon although presents radtng surface hundred
square thirty less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured.
Improvement experience OF thirty years
could has been applied In the production Of the
keystone Heater and proetos assured that efficiency
and economy Of use, 1t unsurpassed - 49,
. "'s- - '... a..' sIBIEY GUY,
No. so Penn. bet. 10th and I1th sts.,
Exclusive agency the sale OF the Keystone Heater.
Aug 5-TkTh2m .. .... ....... ... ..... .....
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Academy OF the Visitation, Frederick City,
MARYLAND, .~.,

Academy OF the Visitation, Frederick City,
Maryland. .. u~.,
TIME exercises Of this institution will recommence
Il O the first Monday in September. ...s
- ... TERMS OF BoARpERs. -.... ....
tuition with the French language W desired
-.
Stationery, washing mendng bed bedding doctors fee 10
piano harp and guitar forms additional charge
Italian Spanish languages draw
ing painting charges Entrance fee S.
Aug 22-law7w*
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. .s... ..
THIS Company is prepared to receive appli-
buildings merchandise &c, at the
city without charge for policy at their Office,
Penn avenue the Washington Savings
Bank
VIM. F. Byly Samuel Bacon,
Bryan, James i. Halliday,
Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun NJ W. Gait,
... JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President
C. n HANSON Secretary
May 29-dly
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EBBITT HOUSE.
j. H. FREEMAN.
Fs,reet between 18th and l4th streets
WASHINGTON, D. G.
TINHS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired with and superior furniture
contains hundred and has all the requisites OF
Rrstciass house
proprietor has provided coach which will be at the railroad
depot steamboat landing arrival for the conveyance OF
passengers and baggage TO the hotel -...... ....
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The ORGANIZATION or the Executive Departments
of fhe Government OF the United States
mArx DRAKrHNr


~ ho machinery employed 10 conduct business arising
our reisu relations all the Of the world is Br more
,pe than generally conceived The number employed In the
Department STATE Of The United states only seyene1 as follows
state on Appon chief clerk twelve clerks one trans
IatoT, and one librarian
Ioaas Brank-Ths branch of the state Department
charge o all the department and other d.
pomac agents States abroad and those foreign
accredited this government In all diplomatic Instructions
sent from department and communications 10 commissioners
all Of received registered and filed their contents
being nrst entered IN analytic table or index
CIay ranAThs has charge Of tho correspondence
k department and The consu and commercial agents
In Instructions 10 those officers and
their dispatches and letters from other asking for
agency relating to consular Affairs are prepared and recorded
The DiBunp Aqaa has charge Of all correspondence
other matters with relating any fund with the
disbursement Of which the department Is charged "
IN, TrdnIat0THs duties
dspAept may require lie ais
oonu when not Engsh which exequaigr
issued .... s.. ..#a....
C1ek @ appointments and records
commissions letters Of appointment and nominations TO The Senate
exeuaturs and records when Egsh the
commissions which they issued Has charge Of the library
f s and Archir,e takes charge cf the rolls or en-
rolled and resolutions Congress- they are received AT the De
which called for r and uprnsnds Their publication
newspapers and IN book FORM attends tf
publications regard which this duty assigned 10 the
department. writing answering all letters connected herewith
charge treaties, aud business relating thereto
Clek n Authorizations and CTrioA-e has charge Of tho
United and Of the department. and
attaches certificates papers presented for authenton receives
for the Has charge publications transmitted
under the laws relating copyrights records and in
their titles records all letters from the department other than
the diplomatic and consular. a ~" ". n."
Clerk f Pardas Pa4mHe prepares records pardons
remous registers petitions papers
which they are founded Makes out and records keeps
daily register all letters, other than diplomatic aud consular
seiyd and Of the disposition made Of them prepares letters relating
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ATTORNEY GENERALS oYYlCK.

Hon jeremiah Black Attorney General Of the United States
II t esq shef clerk The ordinary business o this oce be
classified under the following heads: .l. a..
opinions the the government
called President head OF department he
hcitor Of the Treasury
Examination Of the titles Of all land purchased the
houses light houses and Al ohor public
the United States. " EaE
Applications for padons in all Of conviction tho
Of the United states. |
Applications for appointment the judicial legal
Of the government
The conduct and argument Of all Supreme
the United States in which the government Is concerned
The supervision all arising
ments when referred by the head thereof tho Attorney General
To these ordinary heads OF the business the added
the present time the following viz
First The direction OF all appeals land cams California
Second The codhcaton and revision Tie Laws Of the District
Columbia
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Letter writing and Copying.
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business, friendship confidential affairs, have them
promptly and neatly executed also copying attended TO with de-
spatch AZ the ofnce Of # 'G. "a. - r#... .r..
.a.HNag a.r .a- EDMUND r. BROWN,
.. Notary Public &c. Of Tth and streets.
~ B-n business in this ofBce kept strictly confidential
oct s-2awsm r1nt.l1
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Ben. & f. A. Whitlock Co.,
l3 Beekman Street, of Nassau, opposite the Aaor
House,
PRoPREToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants Dupuy, Co. Hennessey Pnet Cas-
ton Co and highest reputation and sole
the native proof and flavor Of
Cognac, viz L.
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
des champs dor
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps, --..
And several brands sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &C. &C.
Ales portcrs, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CRENANT
RMGE A. W exclusive owners OF this wine and
shipments regular packets and beg those who
NAV not have given under their guarantee that
viii be found superior decacy favor and quality wine al
present imported. .....a s.....
BENZ NJ Whitock, ......T d.. .n.
Edwd A. Whtiock, = . - -. -
Fred'k j. Haverstck, BtN. T. A WhlIDOCh AZ w.
Oliver W. Dodge, ~.
Henry Cammeyer. ... .......
May 26-1y* r... ...". .a....
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Matthew Hale Smith,
CoUNsELLOR At LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. l6 Wall arca, Ne~ York.
Aug I5-ut ..
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NEW BO0kS.--The Life of John Fitch the In
IN vcntor Of the Steamboat; by Thompson sI rs
QUITS Novel by the baroness Taupheus, III.
The legal Adviser; How Diminish Lawsuits and
save lime Trouble and Money BY Conducting according
Law; BY Edwin krecdley author Of Practical Treatise on
Bnsiness, &C. 81 25.
Bamans Information About Texas; Braman rs cents
Modern Reform Examned the North and south on The
Subjeoi of slavery; by Joseph Q. Stiles. 81 -t-
Bucs Analogy with introduction notes couspectus and pr
e index by Howard hacom DID, president OF the Law
sburg, Pennsy yyania just received for by
.ff a BLANCHARD a MOHUN, f
slf Late r. Farnham. a.
septic Corner Pennsylvania and IIh :,
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CYRUS w. Field a. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL CliF aroa, Men York,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers TO
their large stock printing writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--1y* ...... ..... H.
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l. Episcopal High school, OF Virginia,
HowARD, weHrs
.a...s.. Three Niles Wed Of Alexandria. .......
u..r.-. REV. JOHN p MCGUIRE RECTOR. -...str-
TINE seventeenth session of this institution will
IL Wednesday, the 9th Of September
$3.50 for board, tuition lights, fuel mending
semi annually In advance.
Modern languages music drawing are extra oharges
Pamphlets containing study terms
those who request them Direct tF'. a.' g..
- - -s .. REV. p MCGUIRE,
Theological Seminary, Post Once
. .'. H ... Fairfax county virginia.
July Is--1awl0t .......a-. .#
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-09
81. Louis Election.

From incomplete returns of the St. Louis
City Election it is certain that Winner, Eman-
cipationist, is elected, probably by about
fifteen hundred majority.
This is glorious news, and the more so iu
view OF the vote in our city which at the re-
cen. election is evidently strongly tinc,ured
with black democracy. An insane hatred
OF negroes and blind and ignorant preiu-
dice leads the people Of this Free City of the
North, TO vote against the principles of the
Declaration Of Independence, and of the
Constitution of the Country, and to repudi.
ate the doctrines Of cur Fathers in favor of
the rights OF man, while an experience Of
many years, has opened the ewes Of the
people Of the Southern Slave CITY of St.
Louis, 10 the injurious effects Of the aecursed
Institution Of Slavery, and led them to mani.
fest their adherence by the election of men
who are open friends OF Emancipation and
fearless advocates of Free Institutions.
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PYs0rosc r haynes,
REAL, ESTATE GENTS.

nfFERfor sale . Farm VI 3Ib AcYss. oss
~ Of the most dssifabie farms In Iowa. There
are ~ acres In timber, balance prsiris-sll under
alton sxsep, 10 sesss and that with the Other
under good fencing. Ismovemsnts--, god frame
Aosssa, with sistsrn and we'll 1t eash, asd stock
wells different parts 6f the farm also one Of
distance from Birminghsm. aud sboet ~ miles
from ksoh ~, In Van Buren, Co., Iowa. Lays
beautifully. and can b. conveniently divided into
two farms, with sufficient mproysments % esch--
The land under cultivation IL divided into 10 aAd -
acre fields This property will b sold st bargain
part cash, balance time; or will b. traded Tor
Keokuk city property 81 fair valuation. For
futhsr particulars, apply 10
PRIMROSE HAYNES,
8 ~k4A-A Seeamd-of.
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A yRRY desirable Farm Of 80 acres, Is Of which
IA under cuitivstion, the remainder, Is acres,
in wood land. Ths land u raid 70 b. very predue-
tivsj there 10 N appie orchard and other frait
trees spos the premises. Theimprsvcmspts are
geod hose and kitchen attached. snd veil sf e.
cslient water. This farm 10 situated IN Haasosk
county, HIS, nile south Of Macon and Asgssfa
road, miles from keokuk, and bout the same dis
lance from Hamilton and W astsv. For terms, Ae.,
Appiyto PRIMROSE HAYNES,
march2&-d 6econd-st.
r. S.--0thsr valuable farms and lands for ssle.
Apply ~ above. p. h.
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nEK Lot south side of Exchange street, above
" 1lth; improved with two story brick house.
rooms, cistsrn, we'll, &c.
Also, = Lots sornsr l2th and Exchange sts.; i'm
proved with II story brick cottage, rooms aid
hall, cellar under the whole, summer kitchen, ci.
tern, we'll, wood house, Ac. The lot With tks i'm
prossneus upon IL will Lc sold separate r~quird.
Apply 70 PRIMROSE 1 HAYNES.
nch2-d Second at.