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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-03
10 THE PUBLIC,
May II. 1853.
LINCOLN EEACEEENE1 WORKS
LincolntOn, n. G.

a TEAM ENGINES; Gold-m;ning Machinery; Nj.
~ Gearing and Shafting; Mill Spindlcs Gulgcoa> e..
Circular, Sash, and Mney Saw Mills; Brass and Iron
Castings OF every description; Horse Powers and Tg
ers; Sugar Mills; Cutting Boxes Tobacco Screws lums.
Hydraulic Rams; Wood-planing Machines; Tcuon Ma.
chimes; Scroll Saws; Sash, Moulding, MortisiGg and
Boring machines; Machinists Tools; Engine Lathe:
planners; Gear Cuttcrs Upright Drills &c; spoke rr
and Felloe machines Saw Gummers Saw &borrg
Tongue and Growing machines; Bark mills and Ul.
Tanning machinery. ... .-a
A43@I"ftcrnS # o"y hi"d n'G41c to ord,r~Ga
h&45 Repairing Of all kinds attended to promptly AID
all WORK WARRANTED.
The subscriber having bought the above wor5. Z
5. W. Stubs, now offers his services in MAXIM my
kind Of machinery that may be called for: and will
attend to putting in operation. Steam Engines Steam
Saw mills, Mining machinery, sc. Address
Z. VI. STUBS
March 30, 1893. 6m Linc0lnton y f.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-03
HsUEEgssNG. EEgIaE.DESG!.

FEEuE subscribers would respectfully inform the
Z public that they now dressing Lumber and
manufacturing Sl,hcs, Blinds. Frames Doors ;,Dd
Spoke<, at their Mills on West Hill salisbury. =. c.
Their Sashcs and Blinds made of lcaIt-T,inc and non
lar. are not surpassed ny any in the State. ...
IaiIlngS Batusters. Brackets, and all kinds of orIa-
ment. wood work finished in the best style. and ur-
ishtd ut short notice. Dg= Nj work done at Their
Wills IS warranted to give satisfaction Orders from
distance punctnally attended an
They are also prepared to take contracts in any part
OF the State for erecting and fitting up ali kinds Of
Buildings, for which plans will be furnished if desired
Terms reasonable
MURDOCH, DARBY & co.
Salisbury: June i. 1858, ~.- en-
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MILLTNE cry
And EsYcSs NHakiEg.

\ RS NIIEALAN respectfully informs the odic. q
ACAariotte and vicinity, that she has returned an
oHerS her services to her old customers and friends
residence one door above the Post Office.
June 80. 1871 ...
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PHILADELPHIA.

Class No J. Bricks: class No. ,. Stone: class No 8
Iellow-pine TIMBER class no. l. Yellow-pine lumber
class Whitc-Oak and hard wood class no G. White
pine timber: class Lime: class s Cement: class
no ., Gravel and send; class To- Slate: class no
Iron. iron nails and spikes: cisS Steel class no
u Files class 10 Paints. oil and glass: class 70 10
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-03
SINGULAR AND CURIOUS RESULT.

About four years since, says California paper,
a man from the Eastern States came to this coun-
3rv to engage in mining lie went up to Tuolum-
ne and commenced Iaboring in claim on Woods
Greek. In 4 short time his hair (Which was Of
a light brown, or auburn COLOR commenced to
fall of and soon there not Il solitary hair to
be discovered on any part of his body! lie was
as @Uiltcas OF hirsutc covering marble statue.
Singular to relate, the mans general health was
good during the time of this pccling. But what
Is more remarkable, the general physical appear
ancc Of the man began to change rapidly. lie was
originally "lome limk and lean but now he began
to assume FaI,tatiian proportions. Although L
large boncd person when he came to this country,
he only weighed 100 pounds, but i'll seven months
after his arrival at the mines, his weight was up
wards Of 300 pounds. All things must have an
end and 50 did our hcros increase in size come to
a stop Then it was that his hair began to grow
But HOW, strange to say, his hisrutc appendagc*,
i~tciI of auburn color. we're coal black. instead
Of sandy whiskcrs lie had wLi>kcrs as black as JET
and 81 oil.
Our readers will naturally think the mdivi-
dual, after undergoing all these transformations,
had crown out of the recollection Of his friends
And 50 he had, as the sequel will show. Now the
hero of this ras formation when he left his house
left behind wife whom he loved as the apple Of
his eye After residing here about three years he
sent ior her. Che came full of love and affection
to meet her ion-s absent lord. When the steamer
arrived, very large man, with very black hair
and whiskcrS net her and claimed her ~ his wife.
She rci.u.liacd him. lie demonstrated and eN
planned. She would not hear him, fer she had
heard Of the wickcdness Of this country, and she
was cautious. She cndcavorcd FOR two months to
find her husband that had left her, then gave him
mp for dead and returned to her home sorrowul and
brokcn-hcartel. The mctamorphoscd husband is
still here" and bitterly dccs lie curse the change in
his fortunes which so altered the complexion OF
his personal affairs that even his own wife cannot
recognize him. vt present there is not the least
prospect Of his losing his superintendent flesh,
his hair changing color.
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NEW YORK.

Glass No. l. Bricks class Ne ,. Stone: class No. =
Gclow-luC n:hcrS; class Oak and hard wood TIM
Der; class q, Whitcpuc spruce, and Juniprr class
!. Lime and hair: class Cement: class NO. O.
Gravel and sand; class To- Slate class no l. Iron
iron spikes and nails: class - Steel: class no Is
Pig iron; class II. Files; class 10 Paints oil and
glass class lG. Shil chandlcry: class Sperm
oils class Il. Hardware; class no Is Stationery:
class -. tharcual class Betting hacking. and
hose: class ~, Copper: class p homework and
castings; class % Machinery and tools; class no %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

r. THE MUSTANG LlNlMENI CURES
RHEUMATISM The Mustang Imminent cures
Stiff joins; The Mustang Liniment cures Burns
and Wounds; The Mustang Lin'ment cures Sores
ard Ulcers; The Mustang Liniment cures Caked
Breasts and Sore Nipples; The Mustang Llni-
ment cures Neuralgia; The Mustang Llnlment
cures Corne and Warts; The Mustang Linlment
is worth 81 100000 per annum, TO the United
States, as the p~reserver and restorer OF valuable
Horses and Cattle. II cures all Sprains, Galds,
Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c.
Will you answer this question? Did you ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or
Stiffness. either on man or beast, which the
Mustang Linimsnt would not curet DID you
ever visit anr respectable Druggist III any part
of the world-in Europe, Asia, or America
who did not say sit was the greatest discovery
OF the age!" Sold everywhere. Every ianily
should have it; three sizes.
Barnes & PARK, Proprietors, n. Y.
Nsyy York ian l5-Polm
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GOD.WARD AND

"Men know that Christianity, if it is any
thing, is a life; and that q man may pack
away, s%erially, the Thirty-Nlue Articles in
his brain, that be may he a walking edition
of the Catecbism-tbat he may contend
fercely for the faith as he has received 1t
that be may pursue the rats of beresy with a
scent as keen as that of a Scotch terrier, and
persecute the man whom, in bis distempered
aud presuningjudgment he has marked as a
hereitic, and vet be as vindictive, and selfish,
and foul, as man can be. The world wishes
for better fruits, and when those fruits shall
manifest themselves, the propagators OF
Christianity will have less occasion to be-
moan the lack of progress which their cause
is making among men,"
The above paragrah, though a part of a
rebuke, administered by the Springfield he
publican. a secular paper, to the conductors
Of certain religious journals, Is worth the
reading Of all who bear the Christian name
Our holy religion was designed to regulate
the everyday life Of those who profess 10 lie
its subjects. But in how mary instances
does the fruit of Christianity as exempilhed
in the ordinary duties Of men. utterly iail u
commend the gospel to those who have never
felt its power. ,
us dr. ood?" asked a bank officer OF
a Director, the other day, 10 the hearing OF q
friend Of ours.
That depends whether you mean God
ward or MAYNARD" was the answer.
"God-sard," continued the Director.
.Mr. - ia good No man in our
church is sounder in the faith, or prays often
or in our meetings, or is more benevolent,
according to his means. But man-ward, l
am sorry to say that Mr.. -- is rather
tricky"
We wish we could believe that MIR. 49,
is not the representative Of a class OF men
som prominent 10 the church,. /.
Examiner.
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New York. ian l5-eolm

YNO ALI, WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
hereby give notice, that Virginia Land
Office Military Warrant, No. 75s, which ISSUED
on the eth day Of June, 1888, TO John Hlsdon'
a Sailor, who served three years IN the virginia
Stats Navy, has been lost. mislaid, or destroy ea'
and that Ihe heirs of the said John Hlgdon Will
III due time, apply TO the Commissions OF the
General Land Office, for scrip in lieu OF and IN
satisfaction Of said warrant.
MARY ]. ATWELL,
One of the Heirs of the said John Hisdon, decd.
ian q-W3m
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d \ sHGEs.

4 LEXANDRIA. VA, JANUARY Isl, H..
n RICHARD !. CROSS has this day e."
clated with him in business. JOHN " LjGi
BEEL and HENRY C.. FIELD, for ID, 70
pose OF carrying on a GENERAL SHOP b.
NESS. AT No. "a. kISG STREET, ALLAANDRL \.
under the firm name and style OF CkU'
LUGENBEEL 4 CO, where the public -
rally are invited to call and examine 'heII gr.
and well.selected Stock OF BOOTS, SHOES a
which will be sold for cash, or 10 strictly g
tual customers, as low as they can Be .
Quality considered) in this or any o'hrr oy
II Particular attention paid 10 Cj>I.
WORK, both as 10 material and workwar'.
and warranted to please. A call IS respect.
solicited at the SHOE STORE OF
ian 7 CROSS, LUGENBEEL 4 O.
TNHE CAS- SYSTEM ADOPTED.-Ihe sutso
having tried the credit system. and FOL
that ii will not pay, has concluded 10 adoT
cAsB principle. In future and from hi ~
he will continue TO do business upon The a..
principle. In bidding adleu 10 the old '''E
he would return his thanks 10 his customer
past ~tavors, and hopes by strict attention d
such inducements as he may offer. to cor'i'
il under the new.
ian If JOHN l.. SMITH
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DRY GOODS. &C.

UST RECElVED.-Black Alpaca and Can
u ton Cloths; Fancy and Black Prints; Super
Irish Linens, warranted do. Bleached Cottons;
White, Red, and Yellow Fannels; Striped Nan
keen Osnaburgs; Heavy Twlled D"cks; Fine
and Heavy Brown Cottons; Rleached and Bro
Shee,ings, all widths Tickings, Checks, and
Denims; Blue and Brown Drills; Damask Linen
Table Diapers; Lead and Slate Jeans and Drills.
We have also in store $500 yards Fancy Silks;
1000 do Mousline de Lanes; 700 do. French Me-
rinos; Shawls; Cloaks; Winter Cassimeres; Ho-
siery; with many other Goods adapted 10 the
Season; which for cash, or to the prompt trade,
will De sold very cheap.
feb WINNERS & co.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICE =.
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSTB.y.
COMPANY, AL EXANDRIA r.,
CAPITAL OVER s25O.OOO,

AMI I'NeliNILl ~ T. \.
The charter OF this Company offers mo-.
yorable advantages TO the farmer and a..
than any other company chartered IN tas ~.
by lnsuring with or without a premium ro,.
II the applicant prefer, he can pay the iull an,
OF the premium IN cash, or by e~fecrIDy, .
insurance tor two years, the insured save.
eighth OF the amount he would o'Drrwa
to pay or by becoming a member. and s,y.r,
small premium note. the insured save, NJ.
one half OF the amount charged by Stock Con-.
MES, when lnsuring from year to year. IT,
the advantage resulting from he comNIr,.,.
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRlNCIprv
This company commenced issuing poi.
against loss or damage by nrr, on toe ,t., .
Maron, 1894, since which time over E,s =.
sand seven hundred persons nave insured an.
come members of the Company. and over =,
thousand dollars have been paid Tor .o,,s
Having trebled our business during Ii. r.
year, we teel grateful for the liberal pa,ror,,.
bestowed upon the Company thus far. and 10.
catering prospects OF future usefulness, T..
Directors nope and believe that by prgi,
caution and a rigid system OF economy -.
will establish for this Company a repls,
for c~heapness and safety, not surpassed BY A.
Company in the L. States.
All differences IN settlement OF losses. ma,
determined by three disinterested arbitrator.
the County where such loss happened, 70 b., H.
tually chosen by the insured and the Comma,
N I u = ~ n A y
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Joint EVANS has just received 81.
" ed this day from New York, a Iafss
ment OF LADIES FURS, which wIl r
low TO suit the times. Call and eXamiI,
OCT %
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HATS, CAPS, BONNETs, sc.

NO. 79-P HALL, HAT AZ
~ CAP ESTABLISHMENT JOHN 81
Mold having removed 10 hIs Erw s'oIe h
above building, would solicit a call i'gn
public TO examine hls selection OF tie nee
feet articles of the London, Pans. az %
York Fall styles. composing the gres's,''a..
o. HATS AND CAPS ever offered 10 'I' p.
ket-remember also that this stock beng -'
tom the MANUFACTURES can be sold d, ca'
in any retail establishment North ARA.
particularly invited 10 a RhOLD ~.
STYLE OF PATENT MOLESKIN tLa'..
HATS, which comprise every variety 90 VI
ture and elegance, and have only 10 BE- r..
be appreciated.
In regard 10 the head gear Tor young NJ
SLOUGH HAT is offered, which cann0'"'
passed, and a sight OF is sure conviction
The most beautiful assortment Of %.
DREN'S AND INFANTS FANCY HAI'i
CAPS. But the greatest curiosity l. ~
markable ~cheapness Of all articles sod -
oct 6-tf JOHN AENoL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

VALENTINES! VALENTINES!!-The
subscribers have Just received. a splendid
assortment of Fancy and Sentimental 'ALkN.
TINES. for he coming season, and invite their
friends and the pubic generally, 10 give them a
call before purchasing.
A large stock OF ENVELOPES 10 suit the
above. also. N~alentIne Cards, Writers, and
COMIC VALENTINES For sale al low
prices. by JAMES ENTWI>LE 4 son,
ian 2i No IS. kIng.street.
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NALL sTYLES-HATS. BONAET>

INALL STYLES-HATS, BONAtI> D.
Il BONS, ac-J +. Evans Aa' l-'
ceived and opened, a splendid ass"i'G,
GOODS IN the above line, embracing b'N.'
Of the finest fabrics and of the latest is''
styles. He has also a splendid stock &. b
BONS, RICHES, ARTIFICIAL Flow
and indeed every Thing pertaining 70 Dr.
ness, Which he offers on the very br'' ''lr'
fine assortment Of gsutI,mans >OfI ~
always on hand. He solcts a cal a.
stand, where he Is prepared TO sell "
and Retail. foot No 81 King 80"
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STOVES, c.

CTOVES! STOVES!! STOVES 1.-The
= subscriber is now receiving from Il e largest
Northern manufacturers, as complete an assor''
ment of Cooking and Parlor STOVES as was
ever offered in this community, among which
may be found The Empire State Cooking lo't
which Las been sold in this market for The past
five or SIX years, and is still without doubt the
best Cooking Stove In use, and | would ca'i
particular attention 10 the McGREGoR heater
for Parlors, &c, which is decidedly the most
economical Stove ever made; also, TO STANLEY 5
Coal BURNERS AND RArIAToRs, together with all
other patterns Tor either Wood or Coal, includ'
ing Gas Burners, Feinour, plain Cylinder, Cast
and Sheet Iron Air Tights, Stove Fixtures, Stove
Polish, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron are, all OF
which | am anxious TO sell, and will sell low,
oc, 7 A. L. GREGORY.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

IRON, HORSE SHOES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, &c, &c
e. M. CAsTLEMAN, No. 90, KinR-st,
CORNER OF MARKET ALLEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
REFINED BAR AND SHEET lRoN,
Cast, Shear. and Spring Sreel.
Elliptic Springs, Carriage and Cart AXES
Biacksmith's Bellows, Anvils, Vices, &c.
A general assortment of the above named ar
ticles will be kept constantly on hand, together
with other articles 10 tedious TO mention.
IL Merchants and consumers are respectful
ly invited 10 call and examine my stock before
purchasing. Orders will be promptly attended
TO. dec 10
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4 LARGE STOCK OF SEASONABLE
N DRY GOODS, such as heavy Osnaburgs,
rwllled Ducks, stripd. Osnaburgs. Blue Domes-
tics, D'Enims, Sd, rs. and A Brown Cottons,
Bleached Cottons. in great variety; "a and l0-4
Bleached Sneetings Damask Table Cloths, Ia
bic Linens, Crash. Huck Towelling, Napkins.
heavy Irish Linens, white and colored Brllllants,
super French Lace Wells, French Linens, plain
Cambria, French Skir.ing, Pillow Case Cottons
and Linens, De Bages, super Black Silks, with
many other seasonahle GOODS that have just
been bought at a reduction oil former prices,
ard will be sold low, by
feb 5 TAYLOR Il HUTCHINSON
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John I. EVANS has jus' received o
~ assortment oil OTTER CAPS, ',G
quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

WE have on hand plain and figured Nous
w Inns, Cashmeres and MerlDoes, ShawIs,
Scarts. Worsted Jackets for children. Blankets,
Cloaks for Ladies, and many other desirable
WINTER GOODS, which We are offering at from
twenty-five to thirty per cent. less than this
seasons prices, to close out the stock. Fine
French Merinoes, all wool, and tWIlled on both
sides, Tor 62t cents. ASHBf q WOOD.
IAN %
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CEILING OFF.-We are now selling of
- below the manufacturers prices, a very
large stock OF LADIES DRESS FURS, con-
sisting OF Capes, Tippets, Talmas, Cuffs, and
Nuts, OF Sable, Mink, Martin Fitch, and other
desirable FURS.
For Gentlemen, We have Seal, Otter, and
Mink Mufiers, and a very large assortment OF
FUR GLOVES.
u The prices on our stock OF DRY GOODS
are also very much reduced.
S. 4 W MEYENBERG,
ian S No. IS, king-sireet, SaTepta Hall.
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John n PARROTT.

DARTON'S LIFE OF BURR-The lite and
times Of Aaron Burr. Lieutenant Colonel
in the army Of the Revolution, |. :. Senator,
Vice President OF the United States. etc, by }
Parton. one volume, l2mo. CIora. 81 is.
English Hear, and En-lsh Hands, or the
Railway and The Trenches. by the author OF the
"Memorials Of Captain Hsdiey Wears. vol
I6mo cloth, IS cents. Just pubi shed, and for
sale. BY JAS. ENTWISLE n son.
feb . No. %. King street
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MORE NEW BOOKS AT FRENCHS.-
Beatrice Cenci. a Historical Novel of the
Sixteenth Century. by F. D.. Guerozzl, transla-
ted from the Italian, by SuigI Monte, a. NJ, In.
structor in Italian al Harvard University, Cam.
bridge, 1928.
a fresh supply of the Life and Times OF
Aaron Burr. by J Parton. SIS.
Philadelphia and New York GIee Book, con
tanning one hundred Glees, Quartetts, Trlos,
Songs in part. rounds and catches, price size
Ballou's Magazlnr Tor March. 10 cts
Yankee Notions for March, l2!c. Constant.
~ receiving new Books, Magazines, Papers, &c.
feb 10
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TOMBS &c.-Combs Of all descriptions;
Brushes, in great variety; Soaps, Extracts,
Perfumeries, Hair TONES, Writing Desks, Work
Boxes, Cabas, Porte Monaies, Gard Cases. and
lots of notions on hand. and for s'le cheap, at
H B. WHITTINGTON'S,
ian % No. 50. Kingstrest.
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DARNETT'S SEWING NEEDLES.-The
II first question asked when you go to pur'
chase Needles, is, "Are they good = RICH
ARDS can answer this question, Yes, and 1t you
will try Barnert's. you will be perfectly satisfied
that they are the best Needles extant. For sale
in any quantity at
RICHARDS, 40 King street,
feb Q Agent for Alexandria
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FEBRUARY ISL, ls5e.-HaviUg just taken
an inventory Of my stock OF goods, | find
! have more than want. and will sell some OF
very reasonable terms Tor CASH. Now Is the
time for bargains tor any talug III my way.
Among other things, | nave SEVEN THousAS0
PIECES OF Music, besides Instruction Books tor
Piano. Melodlon. Guitar, Violin, Flute, Banjo.
FIagiOIet, ACCORDION, FlutIna. BugIe &c.
Then have a great variety ottue MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS above named. and can furnish
you any others wanted.
Again | have a select STOCK Of sChooI and 9th
er books. Blank Books, Memorandum Books,
Copy Books, States. Pens, Ink, Letter, Cap Note,
Sermon. Lawyers, Bill. Drawing. Tissue. Wrap.
ping, Envelope and other PAPERS. in fact
about every thing in the stationery line.
Besides all these, | have d great variety Of
such things as Writing Desks, Work Boxes.
Cabas. Portfolios. Backgammon Boards, Chess
men, Domiroes, Port Monaies, Pocket Books,
Purses, Tablets, Card Cases. Gold Pens, Pocket
Knives and SCISSORS, Hair. Teeth, and Nail
Brushes. Combs. Leather. Morocco, and Castor
Bags. Inkstands, Water CoIors. Cam"l>-naIr.Pen.
cil,. Cloth Strerchers, Sc. but | must stop-just
call and see tor yourselves.
feb JOHN n PARROTT.
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" INDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN
w GOODS, in great variety, and very low
prices, al J p. CLARKE'S Curtain Store, No.
1873. King st.-Persons in want OF WINDOW
CURTAINS will find al this establishment the
largest. best, and cheapest assortment in this
civ, Brocatelle. Satin DeLaine, Worsr ed. Da.
mask. Lace. and Muslin CURTAINS and CUR.
TAIN MATERIALS, of every style and quail.
". Rich Gilt lornices, Gimps, Tassels, Cord,
Racks, Roller Ends, Brackets, and all kinds OF
Window Fixtures, and Decorations. nov 30
NOAL! COAL!!-RED AND WHITE ASH,
ANTHRAClTE a. d fine CUMBhkLAND
COAL, for Blacksmitbs' use, ior sale by
SAMUEL A. MASTERS,
ian 2i-tf No. al, North Union-street.
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INDIA RUBBER CLOTH, suitable for In
iants, Just received, and Tor sale by
fsh 10 C.. E. BERRY.
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GROCERIES,, &C.

TRI-WEEKLY RECEIVING, by Manassas
Gap and Orange Railroads, all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, which will be sold at
market prices. In store, and Tor sale, 400 bbls.
FLOUR. o: various brands and qualities; 5000
lbs. Country BACON, Hog round Roll and Fir
kin BUTTER Lard. Dried Apples, White Beans,
Eggs, Timothy Seed, &c.
feb ; l.. ENGLISH & BRO.
TRESH ARRlVAL.-Z5 bags Rio COFFEE
10 hhds new crop New Orleans SUGAR
9 tierces and bDIs. y. 0. MOLASSES
3 " Rice, (uew crop
IS bbls. Crushed Sugar
10 " common yellow do.
! boxes Loaf do.
3 bbls. winter bleached Oil
go groce Matches-row landing from
Schr. Statesman, and .or sale by
GRAY, MILLER & CO.,
jan ~ corner OF King and Water SITS.
n & 5. Blackjack, GROCERS IND
~. COMuLSSIGN MERCHANTS, BLACK.
LOCKS WHARF, invite the attention OF dealers 10
their STOCK OF GROCERIES, which they
offer on accommodating tcrms
IS hhds. p. K and f.. | Sugars
80 pack'gs. Loaf, Crushed, and Clarified Sugars
50 hhds. and bbls. Cuba and n. o Molasses
lS5 bags Rio, Laguira, Maricabo, and Java
Coffee
IS chests y. H., 6 P, and Black Teas
200 boxes Mould, Adamantlne, and Sperm Can
dies
100 boxes Black, Yellow, and Fancy Soap
500 reams Wrapping and Tea paper. For
sale by ID. Il 5. blackjack,
ap BlacklocK's Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.

VARIETIES. Shetland Wool, white and
colored; Dressing, Tucking, Fine, and
Pocket Combs; Hair, Nail, Tooth, and Cloth
Brushes; Knives; Scissors; Porte Monaies; Work
Boxes; Writing Desks; Dice; Accordeons; French
Pomade and Extracts; German Cologne; Soaps;
Morocco Drinking Cups; Dominoes; Chcssmen;
Velvet Brushes Reeds and Whalebones for
Skirts, Just received and for sale low, by
ian 20 c. c. BERRY. No. u kIng-st.