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DENTISTRY.
u DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OBYIcI NO. lss PKNNsYIvkNIA AvKNyI, 49,
1Asss Seers Jros l<fk StYsst. 0

1ASss doers JroSs l<fk Street.. 8
Dl. BAILY bcgs leave To inform the public that hs
CA be seen at ts hours st his oce. located above
..set,oe rIts the s.ss np.es. Of and great
fully, viii enable hIm to surmount sny difhoult,.
scientific or otherwise, relating TO the Teeth. His
eminent the and especIsly Drs Harris
and and <. Parmly, has led him. long SINCE to dis
al Enamss, CUTS PercSs nSls Ruber snd cs,
ments for the construction OF Continuous Gum
Is the only reliable substance thai can be Scfn IL IN:
mouth, az was most oonolusively shown By the last
Although he astters f Himself fron hi. long resi-
denee and Practice in WASHINGTON, he is f.Sorsbly
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS;
From the late Rector Of the & Church Of EpiphAase
Or; DIST. s1arH.n ~ BAMI: DsaI SRI desire g express
gou ss er des s6a my Y
70, me have been zee highly tose that
public that your skill 20 well deserves.
w..hnsso.. A,s. .. ,s;s: ao'" w WsFREsuc.. fF'RE
Prom one of the Oldest hrms In Baltimore, Msssrs.
Having b Tss STEPHEN bst;, Se surgeon Den
saai. Si s ety. to o. execute for me an i'm
ns y entire ~ IRE and " VIEW Of ne se, that
College Of Bat%ore sed s 81 sns .
perform the same work satisfactorily, II sives me
est sessgre to TO express nv entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. IL, lss7 HARMANN BoaSs.
Exsst from nsts rece,yed from the iass Hen, ysA,
NJ. Clayton.
v. 3. SENATE, Aug. 10, lsk,
- Y.s tsssl y:s made toI me xo[t admirably; nOti-
JOHN N. CLAYTON
Re those that seek relief from the m. ade. Of the
toeth, oon oheerf1llJ recommend Df. =. bally a.
superior Dentist he made q set of porcelain teeth
for one Of Sy family and purted .eysrsl tee,h for
sss yssT: [ ,.' .. RosERTT. Sf&oS.h Ses nm
Of the Va. Conf. Of the NJ. (. Church soutA.
We, the underrsned, having ks1 occasion 70 avail
Surselves OF the professional SKILL Of Dr. =. Baily,
Surgeon Dentlst of this oliy or having been eognx
ant OF his operations on or aHil or friends, take
pleasure IN ex pressing admlTalOn Of hls artistic
skill as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most dehcate and difoult
operltlons IN Dental Surgery, and pectfuly
commend HIM 10 the conf dence and patronage al the
Dlolo Of which we consider him eminently worthy,
THOMAS Y. WALTKR, Architect u. :. CarItol.
THonAs MILLER, NJ. ID. of Washington, ID. @,
b. =. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of GeoTgetOvn, n. G.
N. g. LINCOLN. VI. u. of Washington ID, G..
Jos. II. RRADLRy, Of Washington, ID. c,
0KoReR WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LKNox, Ex Mayor of WashingtoHI
HKNRY BALDWIN, u. >. Patent Once,
&C. VISIT, Prinoip pal Rittenhouse Academy,
'sb3o Il
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For Rent and Sale.

PARE CHANCE FOX WOOD AND COAL
~ eDEALERS For rent, for ten ears. vacant
opposite the new Presby terian Church, For terms
sppiydo Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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CAPTAIN B. r. F.WELLSIS NOW RUNNING
- his new and fast steamer ANTE IT,
u.,irE.,. between Georgetown and EkssAs9tasE3H
and Ohio Canal. as follows: Leaves GEORGETOWN
eve y Monday, wednesday, ard Friday morning 3 at
10 o!Ock Returning leaves Harper's Ferry eyery
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock a. I'M
through In IL hours. Fare 81. Way passengers
IN proportion. Je l6- 22tr
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& UNI M Err DRINKS.

8 nj M f r DRINKS.
biacK perry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Easpoerry oO., Curacao,
Singer 20, Absnthe,
Sherry do, Cordials,
Sooa eteI Syrups, Malt Liquors.
~StroughtOn's and other Bitters
me cheapest, best and larg assortment of Por-
&c iet, Aie, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
The above, as we'll rs our unrivalled Mineral
water and Cider constantly on hand and for sale bv
.vef... . r.s ARMY i SHINN,
81 Green street, corner of Olive,
Je A-I GEORGETOWN,
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
TRI DE- MT
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANl
PROVIDENCE, RI,

MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
PROVIDENCE, RI,
OFFICE.- 49,. TRIDENT BLOCK.
CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JUNE, 1855.
Cash CAPITAL paid in and securely
OBED p. MILLER. WARD COwING,
SECRETARY PRESIDENT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Mard Cowlng. Obed p. Miller,
William A. Bradford, Thomas A Doyle
SamuelB Darling, William B. RYDER,
EDWARD Is. Perry, George Cleveland,
George w. Hall, Phil D RYDER
F. G. Gardiner, -r''.
This Company Insures against Loss or Damage BY
ere, on stores, Merchandise: Dwellings,, Mills,
Inland Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates of premium.
Losses promptly and eguita6ly adjusted and
pad.
All premiums are made specific when policies are
ther assessment IN case of loss Is to be made on the
parties SO insured. The advautinges of n Stock
system, which precudes the possibility of an as
sessment are very obvious.
The Board OF Directors have thorized the issues
terms.
The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the PUBLIC by doing bus ness favor Sble terms
AS any other similar institution, and by the utmost
fairness and In erality IN all their dealings.
POicLes granted and lssued to parties efectug in
s9fanos at once withoqs delay By the qndersiEned.
Agent, No. S5 High street,
n
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| THE FLORAL EXHIBITION BY PROF..
] naniel used PI ANO from the extensive es
tabishmsut Of JOHN r. ELLIS. is2!
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Georgetown Advertisements.
BRICKS
BRICKS 80

kni0hs! BRICKS" BRICKSm
we are now manufacturing, and have on hand. a
at the lowest market prices. Our arranrements are
s1cn TO enable us to deliver to Of the Dis
Virginia side. Apply to GEO s. RUNEY& a CO.
or r, PICkERELL CO., Georgetown.
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NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AT PRIVAE Sal LIE The subscriber has for pri J.
yate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms. built IN the Osst manner,
and furnished throughout with all the modern i'm.
provements-gas and water, furnace, range, O. :,
&c..sltuated on north nj street, between 9Th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
apH ID Auct'r and Com. NJ erchant.
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k'Oh kENT-Two first class new three story
y bhiCk HOUSES, situated on West st.. con-
tanning IA rooms each, with bath rooms and gas
thTnng hout. Rent reasonable. Apply to II. l.. OF
FUII, NO. 49 High ttreet, Georgetown, u. e.
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Capital SSo.nO, with ind,uidnat liability o1
Di,eotorssWm. F. Bayly, Francis Mehun, Hud-
Benz. Bea.. Jas. F. Halliday and Vim. Orma. OF
hce corner Pa. avenue ard 10th street
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Pres
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kNOR kENT-A desirable modern built, three
L story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing No. ao4I street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
tcls water and bath room. Inquire on premises. or
room No; s, first floor, Post Ofice Department.
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ToRDAN'S w. :. SPRINGS.
TRIAL OF BREECH;LoADTNG CAR

TRIAL OF BRERCH-LOADTNG CAR
Il BINES.
In conformity with that part of the act "makIng
appropriations for the support of the Army for the
year ending the SOth June. 1889 approved June -
1888 which ,ropriates for the purchase Of Breech
loading Garblnes of the best model. to be selected
and approved by Board of Ordnance Officers" a
board consisting of three cficers Of the Ordnance
oorps Will meet st w est Point, New York. on the
the law. "
All persons desirous of competing for the best
model Breech loading Carhnes are invited 10 do so
and each etitor is required TO submit his Car
bine, with the proper ammunition for the same (uot
less than 100 rounds to the board not later than three
uays AFTER tne commencement Of Its session, to
paln It's mode OF operation, and to leave IL with the
board for examination and trial.
III. X. CRAIG,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
ORDNA NcE OFrIcE,
Washington. June l8, 1889. ie q dtIuiy -
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CODA WATER AND HOOK,

WATER, favnred with the ferent Fruit SiTups
or one OF HOOK, Ia new article in this CITY cali al
J: r. Mliburn Il o.'s Drug Store, under WIIlards'
Hotel, where the best quality of the above beve-
te SeO3m Wlllardcb Hnfa
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Tor RENT-That very desirable brick Dwell
4 Ling HOUSE, No. 4ol 18th street, between I
For terms, apply to WOODBURY. EMERY. No.
405 18th street after O'Clock D. m ie %. eotf
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| AK PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

~ Discount Of Six Per Cent will be allowed on the
Lnx OF iSoS ii paid PRIOR to the ist July next All
persons In arrears for previous years taxes would do
wen 70 call and settle. % save themselves expense
je <-lm~ CT SHEKEII ColIaot,r
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q SEA BATHING.
NHESAPEAkE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
This summer Retreat, only two miles from Old
Point, VIII bs re opened on the 10th ofA 4
June, when the ProPnetors will be happy VEA4
20 see any OF their friends who may wish lc.hf
the Seaboard: The Hall has been much irnorovrd
and 6eauthed. and ample preparations MAZE for the
comfort and pleasure of all who may visit this de-
llghtful resort. Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
CarrIag O.. always eadiness to conribute 10
the enjoyment OF the guests.
=, IL Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
tne steamer Louisiana and North Carolina, arrive at
the Hall next morning to break fact, either by Om
TORDAN'S w. :. SPRINGS,
- ly FREDERICK COUNTY, VA,
rive mics from WINCHESTER, IL miles from
Stepsenson's Depot: tP- o. on the Har- 4
Per's Ferry and Winchester Railroad. fA1
Leaving Baltimore, Washing ton. or Cum d.
berand IN the eaIy morning train. VIA Harp-T's
rerIy for Stephenson's Depot, arrive at Sprines
same day by o'cock p. m. Leaving the Springs
connect with express tram at Harper's Ferry, ar
rive In Baltimore at $40 a. m and Washing ton at II
q m. same day.
Grounds extensive and beautifully shaded. Fine
music ana experienced servants Hot and oad sui
Pau baths fhe water for sale in barrels bottles.
Mails daily. except Sunday.
In dyspepsy, gout, rheumatism, dropsy chrome
diarrhea and ysentery, chronic OF the liver
spleen kidneys, bladder, DC, especially In erup-
tive diseases, this water invaluable. To inyalds
generally, and pecially those Idering from debil-
lty this water is advised In June and July,
IL Through tickets from Baltimore and Wash
ington. A
je5 lm' DR.. r. M. JORDAN 4 BRO.
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EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS an the third story
l. of the building occupied as an Office by c. :.
Walach, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALLACH ap6
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DARTICULAR NOTICE.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
We respectfully notify all persons having open
accounts on our books that all have been made of
ana are now ready Tor delivery. Those not called
Or before the 21th will he delivered, without dis
crlmInatlon or length of time standing next week
~ course 1t vii be derstOOd that the object of
this 10 to have them paid.
ie2I-dtJ Ilys CLAGETT & DODSON.
SILyER PLATED ICE PITCHERS
~ Blu TIER COOLERS, TEA SETS .-
CASORS, CAKE BASKETS best ousIitv
ALBATA spoons, FORKS, Ladies'
And lot of hne Ivory Handle Steel Blade fSiyer
plated TABLE KNIVES. -
Just received. and offering very low. at SSS Penn.
avenue.
je24 H.. HOOD.
RAREGE ROBES AND PARASOI.S closing
- out at greatly reduced prices a.
Dotted and Figured Swiss Muslin,
Plaid and striped MuslIns, Null and PLAIN Swiss
Muslins.
White and Black Crinoline MusIins,
White Marseiles for Basques a. Capes,
Buttons and Fringe for trimming the same,
Worked Collars, Hosiery and Gloves, OF every de-
soriptIOn- &c. -
Steel Extension Hoped Skirts,
Grass Cloth for Skirts,
Gl0sey Black Silks, cheap.
With many other desirable Goods at very low
prices. WM. X. RILEY, :
Corner Of h street, and
Je2 W opposite Centre Market.
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k'OR RENT-A vaiusble GROCERY STORE.
l. situated on the corner of 18th and b streets,
near the Canal, at present occupied by Capt Jonas
r Levy, who will vacate the premises on the 18th
Of June. 1t Is we'll ted with she wing, counter
BINS, 6c and is the most desirable and in the CITY
for resident, Country, and river trade For terms
apply at the Office Of Messrs KILLMANA 4 WAR
DER, corner of c and 18th streets west.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED ATSBEP
HERDS. corner 7th and ID streets.
A complete assortment of the publications of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School I.lbraries Re
wares, n INNS, Tracts, &c; Wesley Family. Tales
and 1akIngs, Lost piers, Chief of Pilgrans he
True w Oman, Peter Cartwright. Biblical Diction-
ary, Toenxe OF Fire. What Must I do to be Saved,
sung OF the Adder. I.ivingston's Travels in Africa
brakes H history of Indians. Six Steps to Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte Of Zion, and
Also, ,,Agent for Publications of the "ChiId's
llenQ. mas
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Il fEAKS.That very handsome and eligibly SIT
usted HOUSE on Penn. ylvania avenue. between
18th and 18th Streets lately occupied by Mr. Diver
nos, as hotel Tho main house is we'll adapted for
either priyate residence public house, having
tached to II; and the additional house whicn lately
served the purpose OF barr with three -four rooms
nee below with sleep ng rooms In the upper story.
The estab!ishment Is very desirable one for q
foreign nnster; the house lately occupied as bar
room, 30 can cas- ly be converted into an ofce
or oinees oeloy with sleeping rooms above for the
For terms, &C., apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind.
er's Building ma 2-Std6 aawiT
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to renewal. unless endorsed, and then for no long
time than thirty days.
ELVANS l. THOMPSON
500 Pennsy lvania avenGe
Je%-lw tStates) bet. 9th and 10Th sts
- NOTICE.
baldwin BROTHERS have removed their
Steam Factory to the corner of First and ID streets
two squares esst of their former location where
they will be pleased To see their patrons Tbev de-
sign keeping a good assortment Of
DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES
SASH. Glazed and I'm DOOR FRAMES,
slazed, NEWEIS
BLINDS. Rolling and BALUSTERS,
Stationery, PICTURE FRAMES
MOu DiNGS, Oval and Circular,
BRACKETS, HUBS,
Cary ed and Plain, SAVING and
PLANNING of every description: and ln fact every
thing which the most perfect machinery work adj nv
competent men, can execute.
Cabinet mixers can always have their Saving,
Planning and Turning done in the neatest ~ auner
&, All orders from the vicinity and surrounding
states will be carefully filled and packed any ad
dress.
IJWe respectfully request a settlement when
ma IS -eotf BALDWIN BROTHERS
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THE CELEBRATION AT MERJDIhN
Il Hill, the sacred Concert in Georgetown, Mr.
Hlchards school Celebration, all had Piano from
the extensive varerooms OF
lie 26 JOHN ELLIS
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NORTH side of M Market kSfsaa spsos. No. s. b..xs,n
snnaGnsnd 1I1oEs and Canal streets. GeorEetownN y
RESTAURANT may be found, at aIlSI~
umes, tne oheics @ Ct and and most excellent ~
OYSTERS and all kinds Of 6 AM in season,
Soats furnished at any time to the Great Falls or
any other point on the Ohio Canal. . ian SIN
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CA X "A ES,
Il n Subscriber having made additions TO hia
Factory making ii now one of tn largest AuRR q
IN the District, whore has facilities forS
manufacturing all Kinds of CAR-NS6
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
hsnd. orN
All REPAIRS neatly done. and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW g. JOTCE
a 1n-f norrar Of Iatb ar6 E,.,.
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Just received lot of prime HICKORY PLANK
,Si ana inches thick. Also, WHITE OAK
fLANk, from 10 inches thick. and a general as
softment oil ali kinds Of LUMBER used for build.
ing Par poses. J. LIBBEY q SON,
10 IZ-lm Wafar sf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-23
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION

In the Raleigh papers find abstracts of the pro-
cecdngs of this body, which met the 9th inst The
Rev. James Mcdaniel presided. About 200 delegates
present About So 900 collected for endow-
ing Theological Seminary, $500 for foreign missions,
and $500 for domestic missions. A committee APP
pointed to memorabilia Congress in reference to the
Chapaincies of the Army and Navy protesting against
the Government allowing the EpiscOpaan dcnomina-
ton to monopoze those places, and also complaining
of gross insult offered the only Baptist minister in the
army navy because he would read the Episcopal
Service in performing his duties.
During the session of the Convention, Rev. T. NJ.
Yates late Missionary China delivered lecture in
regard the attainment of knowledge of the Chinese
language, which the Raleigh Register says very
interesting.
Rev. James Mcdaniel reelected President Rev.
4. Solomon Secretary and Rev. j. s. Purifoy, Treas.
The Convention adjourned on Monday evening" the
9Th, to meet in Charlotte the Wednesday before
the first Sunday in November, 1882 and the Rev J S
Wathall appointed TO preach the Introductory Ser
mon Rev Mr. Finch the charity sermon, and the Rev Mr
Thorne the vaedictOry sermon.
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GoVERNoR,s MESSAGE.

We to-day publish the Message of Gov Bragg
to the General Assembly of North Carolina, which
we presume will command the perusal of all our
readers. The Governor makes suggestions con-
corning banking, taxation, militia, &C., for the
consideration of the Legislature We should have
liked it better if he had been little more decided
on some subjects, but We suppose it does not make
much difference as the members will exercise their
own judgments after all. He in a few words shows
the injustice of the Usury Laws, and makes some
very proper remarks on the subject worthy the at
tentOn Of the Legislature The financial condition of
the State is explained in satisfactory manner, and
other matters pertaining to the interest of North
Carolina are discussed with ability and earnestness,
showing that the Governor is deeply interested in
the welfare of the State
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MARRIED.,

In Union county the 9th inst, by A. Harkey Esq
Mr. John c. Grer to Miss Sarah A, daughter of James
I. Crstenberry.
In Salisbury, on the 10th instant, Mr. H. B. Sprague
to Miss d. NJ HappOldt daughter of DR. lIappoldt.
In Newbern, on the 18th inst the Rev ]. B. Bobbtt
pastor Of the NJ e. Church in Hlsboro and Mss Mary
Miller Also, the 18th inst Rev. Thos. II. Pritchard
to Miss Fannie G. Brinson.
In Cleaveand county, the llth inst Mr. n Hopper
to Miss Permelia j., daughter of Montgomery Sarncs.
Also, Mr. Saml o McSwain to Miss Nancy Ann Hopper.
In Orange county, the 9th inst, Addison Mangum,
Esq, Miss T. Speed, daughter of DIR Edw'd Speed.
On the I'd inst Mr. Burrell b. Young of Davidson CO,
TO Miss Isabella Lingle.
Jane Davis.
In Yadkin county, on Gath ult, Mr. John II Whitiock
to Miss Lydia Macy, all of Ircdel county.
On the 10th inst, Rev ii Morrison of mississippi to
Miss Fannie, daughter of Capt Hugh Mcclure of Chester
District
In York District, the 4th inst, Mr. Sylvester Caten
to Miss Louisa Jane Thomas.
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Having disposed of FOUNDRY and MACHINE
SHOP to MIR j. A. FOX, would respectfully
commend him to the patronage ofthe Public. His pur
pose being to continue the business old stand
upon enlarged scale, feel hesitancy in saying
that effort will be spared to do all work entrusted to
him with dispatch, and in satisfactory to his
patrons. JNO. A YOUNG
Nov. %, 1858. W. ID. PINCKNEY.
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

This body met in Newborn on the 18th, in the
Presbyterian Church, at o'clock.
The attendance of ministers and elders was
large, and the session opened by Rev. w. w.
Pharr, Moderator Of the last Synod by able
and very interesting sermon verse 9th of the
10th Psalm.
After the sermon, the Synod was organized by
the election of Rev. Jacob Doll as Moderator, and
rary Clerks
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-23

THIEVES ABOUT.-The store of Henderson &
Ahrcns was broken into recently, and goods and
a small quantity Of money stolen. Also, the stores
of Ill. Is. Williams 4 Co. and Mr. Sewers but no
goods were missed. All were entered from the
front street. showing that the robbers were pretty
daring. 1t is suspected that there is or has been
gang of professional burglars lurking about Char
lotte, and it would be well to keep sharp lookout
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THANKSGIVING DAY

Is Thursday next the 18th instant according to
the appointment of the Governor. 1t is expected
that business will be suspended on that day.
There will be service in the Presbyterian Church
where the Baptist and Methodist congregations
gave agreed to meet. Rev. Mr. Griffith, of the
Baptist Church, will preach
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Dissolution.

The Firm of w. D. PINCKNEY & CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
to the same by Note Book account will call and SET
TIE BY CASH before the LIST of January next, with
J. A. YOUNG at the Rock Island Store all claims
aud all persons having claims against the Firm will
please hand them in to John \. Young by the LIST of
January next. JNO. A. YOUNG,
w. d. PINCKNEY.
Charlotte Nov. l6 1853
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-23

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr VIM Clark, of the
firm of Clark & Felt, of Wilmington, n. G., whilst
walking along Saratoga street, Baltimore, on
Tuesday afternoon last, between s and o'clock,
was seized by six Or eight rufianly looking fcl-
lows, dragged into an alley, thrown down and
robbed of his pocket book containing SO in gold
and draft for 1925; gold watch and chain, worth
$3.50, and other articles. One of the fellows then
struck him OH the temple with some weapon, and
they all fled. His clothes torn, and his face
bruised The robbers had not been found.
The draft has been found and returned to Mr.
Clark.
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BREAD and CAKES.

Having secured the services of No. Baker we are
prepared furnish the citizens of Charlotte and
mankind in general, with something nice to eat
Eey@ Weddings, Parties, &C., furnished at short
tice to order and Dispatch
LIST Door from the Court House
HOUSTON Il HUNTER.
Nov %, 1858. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-23
Land for Sale.

BY order of the County Court, will expose to public
sale the Court House in Charlotte the LIST day
January, 1859, that valuable TRACT OF LAND be-
longing to the Estate of Il. w. Moore, adjoining the
lands of j. c. Alternately and others, containing about
$50 acres, subject to the Widows dover. The land is
sold make assets in my hands for the payment of the
intestate. w. J. KERR Admir-.
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