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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-13

CABINET, CHAIR. AND SOFA MANUFAC-
~ TORY. No. l30 Ki"y street, Aierdndri"' va.
Having lately fitted up one of the handsomes'
and most spacious Warerooms in the city. LOT tue
FURNITURE BUSINESS, | respectfully invite
public attention to my large stock OF FuhNi-
LUKE, which | am constantly increasing Fer-
sous visiting city will find il to their advan
tA;e To give me a call, rs the range of my d"oDs'
u respect TO quality and price, is such us to iovsr
!ae wants and views of all. My stick com 'rlsa' 8
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking. Cane AMI Wood seat
Sitting Chairs. Sideboards. Dressing Bureaus,
marble top and plain.) Marble Top and Plaiu
wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa. Card. Book. and
Fancy Tables. Cottage Set, Bedsteads of all pat
terms, such as High. Fielding. French, Low Post
lrand.e Bedsteads. several patterns of Cottage
beds'esds; Hat Racks. Wardrohes, Looking Glas-
Sea- aud large number Of other articles embraced
ID the business.
re- Reds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &e.
constantly ON hand.
"ct7-H JAMES II. DEVAUGHN.
DEACu BASkETS.-A large lot of Peacf
L Baskets, low down for cash
HERRING / EVANS,
VI Royal street, nesr Kings
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IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not exceeding one
fsss' :" I thr,,. tiucr fpr Un- Dollar. Advertise
siln after thr,c times for - crats SInar"
NM ., Iy,.gr,oS INSIDE - cents OUTSIDE Sixteen
| ar. counted It. Square
ln', 81 ly t,,r wear at prices TO be agreed upon
10 thG usual amount Of space they may
,,..,.r,,p ,pvsKrr.ExESTs charged for extra.
,rrams hy tho year not to advertise articles not
-, IN .ir REGULAR business, nor To inert III Their
iIlr,,..,u.ut. All, other than their own
u'as,E. and oUrr .E' No1IcLs, exceeding "'' ''he'' Will
- - .L.r,.l f,r ~ advertisements
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lust RECEIVED, aD entire stock OF Fresh
81 Goods, consisting "a follows:
90 boxes Oranges; II boxes Lemons
30 boxe. Raisins, whole, hall, and quarters
bale Bordeaux Almonds
Sicily Almonds
Cream Nut; ! bale Filberts
10 bushels Ground Nuts; ! cssk Currsnts
2 frails Dates; | keg Tamarinds
case very fine Preserved Ginger
An assortment Of new TOYS, with Fancy hrt-
Gle. a lot of Mocking Bird Cages aud Canary
Bird Cages; also, d line assortment OF Fancy
Candy. Of my own manufacture. Also, cask
Canary and cask of Hemp Seed, with fine as
.orrment of Csnary Birds. The above Goods will
I... .o!l low for cash at G. SCHAFERS
Confectionery, No. North Fairfax street.
mn,
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cnPARINERsHIP NOTICE.

rINIIE undersigned have this day formed co
partnership TO date from the 7th Instant
under tb. firm me of Z. A. BALDWIN co,
for til. purpos. of containing the WHOLESALE
BOOT. SHOE AND HAT business in tho room
heretofore occupied by HARPER BALDWIN.
They intend TO keep, at all times, u desirable
stock oi goods in their line, and respectfully soil
ci, from dealers continuance Of the patronage 30
literally extended to the late hrm
CHAS. A. BALDWIN.
iy lin W. n. MCN ElhH.
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DAVy r. MON.

DEALERS IN 'OEN NEAL
(J CORN OiTS, BALE IA y. and all kind'
Of HILL FEED. corner of Prince and Royal sts.
N.xun,ria Va ap lg-dly
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JULIUS DIENELT- DENTIST.

JULIUS DIENELT- DENTIST.
Odice, IL Washington .. NoriL ot himy, East S'"e,
ALEXASpRIA. VA,
OFFERS his Professional services I" those 'icSir-
~ ing them. Particular attention paid t" the in
seriion of ARTIFICIAL TEETH nov j-ly
GEu. II. ROBINSON. TH"s. u. PAYNE.
ROBINSON PAYNE,
TROCERS. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
Vi ING MERCHANTS, Prince Street Whnp.
ALrondri", Va. oct S-h
JOHN MARSHALL.
ATTORNEY IT l. 4 " -Ai-r1"dr;n. Va.
5esy- Office ou Royal street, lately occupied by
A. J. C.. L. Stuart ap Z'-u
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VOL. lA.
.,,rdria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN,
,..h, n,llars per aunum, payable half yearly.
.,,dr;a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
AeAaH IpUR THE COESTRT)

- prpIIsHsp, REGULARLY, ON
.,,n,yS THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
,.r,,, Dollars per anuuu, aysble i'll advance.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, &c
DRAYTON G. MEADE, Agent,

AGRICULTURAL lmf LEHlENAo' ofIDS' wv
DRAYTON G. MEADE, Agent
Is now prepared to furnish the
SEYMOUR GUANO AND WHEAT DRILL,
UjM N, rHiom GraSS- Ss"iciH,
AND WITH TIE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
WE think these DIR Hi : this year. will add
w much ro their already high 'p"i""'"" ~ ih"
hest Gl'ANO aud WHEAT DRILL, as well ~
bcina. the strongest. <impi'H ""d m"I d"'""''.-
Every DRILL j. guaranteed I" work we'll.
Farmer. visiting Alexandria VIII" intend hmying
DRILLS. will. before purchasing, do well to call
and examine the SElMOIR DRILL. at
aur I'm W. -. F"jj""-si'''. .i'''"'
DICKFORD Il IIUFFM AN'S WHEAT
Is DRIlLS-SENMOI WHEAT DRILLS
pENNOCK'S WHEAT DRlLLS.-Wo are now
urcnurcd To- furnish any of the above Drills. with
'r without the ,iuano and seed attachments
Tbo., wishing to purchase, will please scnd IN
their orders early. Address 400
ADDISON. WALLACE & co,
,u,.1 No II Union-st. Alex. Va.
HORSE POWERS AND TIIEESlIl Nc MA.
IL CUINES.-Pctons Triple Cleared HORSE
POWER AND TlIRESlllNG MACHINE, 4"
mast .ur.rinr article, warranted to give ,aiiSlhc-
finn also. Pitts Celebrated Machine for and ~
horses Alwnys un hand II supply of MontSome-
rvs Rorkaway WHEAT FANS.
Orders promptly attended, t." co
Dealers in every description of Agricultural I'M
,Ia,n"n,s %
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DANIEL CAW 90 D

JNL0UR AND GRAIN FACTOR. Lose WHARF
Il Opposite Pioneer Mills, Alexandria, Va
lam l.
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PhllOSophlcnl ana ClaS- =
seal Works.
Historical and Miscel- =
lancous.
loctical, Theological,
Religious,
Law, Medical. Masonic.
Standard fictionS.
Prayer. Hymn, Il Glcc
Books.
Text Books for Schools
&C.. Sc.
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THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant. No. >. Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
c,b lO--ly
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FOR EENT.--Thc DIV ELLlNG on Alfred
LIZ; street. heretofore occupied 10y Mr. James l..
smith. to whom application can lie hiadr, I"r
terms. &c. hl'h NJ ~
~ ,r Eyecutnr "t II &. Smith. deed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON THE WHARF!
FOR SALE IN EVANSVILLE.

BY VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust executed to me-
as Trustee for the benefit of Fellowes Co., of New
Orleans by w. s. Mcclure, on the Gath Dec, 1857,
and recorded on the 4th JAN, 1858, in the Regis
tiers Office of Montgomery County, in Book 5, page
574, will on the 18th day of August next expose
to public sale at the Court House door in Clarks-
vile, that valuable property known as
McCLUREa WAREHOUSE,
Fronting the Upper Wharton the following terms:
One-fourth cash in hand the balance at g. IL, 4 18
months--purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curty. ein viii be also retained on the property
till the purchase money paid The title is beyond
dispute and the property win be sold without the
privilege of redemption,
viii also ~ the same time and place offer $500
acres Of land in Humphreys county, granted TO said
Mcclure on the terms aforesaid one Negro Man,
Dennis aged about 30 years, and one fine horse and
Buggy for cash. The Warehouse property win be
sold undivided, or in lots TO suit purchasers Plat
of the ground win be exhibited. This is the most
valuable property the river for sale and capital
lists of business cannot do better than to vest
their means in its purchase.
G. A. HENRY, Trustee.
July g. lSb0-tds
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

p6s- The accounts which reach us from sl parts
Of the State are highly favorable TO the Opposition,
and we are now satisfied that nothing Is wanting to
ensure success but full tarn out Of the Opposition
vote, on the day Of election. In almost every
county, save this, there is active organization
zealously battling for victory-resolved that a
righteous cause shall not be lost through ukwarm-
ness which has so often brought defeat upon those
opposed 10 corrupt bogus democracy. We rejoice
thatsuch Affecting pervades the Opposition elsewhere
for it seems that we in this county intend to leave
the battle to be fought and the victory to be won
by other arms than ours. II has not been always
50. In times past, Montgomery was wont to take
position in the front ranks, and when there, to
strive for the foremost place but the spirit of those
days has given way, and the people it animated are
wrapped in an apathy as unaccountabe as it is
derogatory to their former character for generous
devotion to their country. There is yet time, how
ever to effect much good, and we appeal to the con-
servatives of Montgomery, in behalf of the good
cause to shake off their istless indifference and
show to their co-aborers elsewhere, that they ART
not deficient in that earnest zeal and determined
win which have won so many victories Under less
favorable auspices. Go to work in earnest The
4th of August will soon be here and few weeks
labor is a small sacrafce for the good of thu
country
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

D. N. Woods, Trustee, VS.. 10. NJ Dye 10. Reynolds
ct ais.
In pursuance of an order made in this cause at
the April term, 1859, of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE will SELL at the Court House in Clarks-
vile, on Monday, LIST of August 1859, the tract
of land mentioned in the pleadings, II being the
land bought by o. W. Herring at the sale of the
Reynolds property. The land lies on the RUSSELL
vile Turnpike about mile from GAINESVILLE. This
excellent farming land part of it being river bot
TOM There is about lao acres Of land, and is well
timbered. II win be divided into lots. Plats OF
same can be seen at my Office and will be exhibit
ed on the day of sale.
Terms-Cash enough to pay expenses and law
yer's fees. Balance one and two years, with inte-
rest from nate Notes with good security required,
and lien retained
THOS J. MUNFORD, C. b NJ.
July l, '59-4w: printers fee, 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

.
Tuition and one-half the Board Money PAYABLE
IN ADVANCE. No deduction made for absence Of pu-
pills unless in of protracted Illness by spe
cial agreement
The success of this Institution is now placed be-
yond doubt 1t has been in operation not quite
ten months and its pupils number 2ls--S3 of
whom have boarded in the School,
The comfort Of the young ladies will be secured
at whatever cost. No pains or expense will be
spared to render those who board in the institution
as comfortable as they would be at home in the boz
som of their families.
The system which pervades the entire establish
ment challenges the strictest scrutiny, and has
ELECTED the admiration of all the patrons of the
school who had an opportunity of observing it,
The discipline is mild but firm.
VIsTING--No young lady is allowed TO leave the
Boarding House unless in charge of some one OF
the faculty. Visiting of young gentlemen not al
lowed.
The Faculty is composed, with the exception OF
the President, entirely of Ladies. The attachments
and progress under their care form the rterion by
which they wish to be judged by an impartial and
discriminating public.
The buildings are very large and commodious
THE LocAToN.-There is not healthier location
in the United States than GAINESVILLE. The commu
nifty, for intelligence and responsibility, is unsur
passed.
The Boarding House is under the immediate con
troll of the President who together with his lady
resides in the Institution.
For further particulars address
! A. l.. HAMILTON, Prest
| Clarksville July 'bQ-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08
Chancery Sale of Land.
A. D. Bourne VS.. Nancy Atwood, ct al

A. d. Bourne VS.. Nancy Atwood, ct ais.
In pursuance of an order made in this cause at
the April term, 1859, Of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE, win sell to the highest bidder, at the
court house in GAINESVILLE, on the first Monday in
August, 1859, the tract of land mentioned in the
pleadings and known as the Watwood land, contain
ing about 200 acres. The land lies on the Trenton
road, about miles from Clarkeville, and adjoins
the lands of d. Taylor, B. Hackney, 10. Whitfield
and Mrs. Ellis. Over one-half is heavily timbered
and well watered. There is good dwelling house,
good out houses and an excellent tobacco barn on
the premises.
Terms-s, IL and 20 months credit, with inte-
rest from date. Notes with good security required
and lien retained for the purchase money.
THOS. J. MUNFORD, c. M.
July /, ls59-4w printers fee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08
To Physicians.

Having lately very largely increased my stock,
wish to commend it TO the especial notice Of these
practitioners who in the habit Of sending 10
distant markets for their drugs from difficulty of
finding all they wish here, greater cheapness.--
My assortment is unusually complete, embrace
ing many articles whose unfrequent demands
makes them seldom to be met with except in large
cities both Botanic and Aopathic preparations and
also stock of instruments, of much greater extent
and variety than heretofore kept in this market
And satisfied as am, from the exercise of more
tronbe and pains in the purchase of my goods, than
buyers are generally willing to encounter, that
have bought my stock unusually low, mean it rs
no empty advertising lure, when say that can
compete with any market this side of the Eastern
ones and will undertake to do So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08
Chanoery Sale of Lots in Clarks'
Vile.

John H. Hinton and wife, ct ais, VS.. Betty Lynes.
In pursuance of an order made in this cause, at
the April term, 1859, of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE, will sell to the highest bidder at the
court house in GAINESVILLE, on the LIST Monday in
August. 1859, the lots mentioned in the pleadings,
and known as the Lynes property. Lots Nos l, 8,
g. g. TO- l6 and 49, lie on Spring street. in the town
of GAINESVILLE. There is brick dwelling on one OF
the LOTS the same in which Mrs Lynes lived. Also
the lots situated on Front street, between Parry
ferry landing and the mouth of the Spring Branch
and between Front street and the river. Plots OF
the same will be shown on the day Of sale.
Terms--Cash enough to pay expenses. Balance
on 6, IL and "a months credit with interest from
date. Notes with good security required, and q
lien retained for the purchase money.
THOS. J. MUNFORD, G. l. NJ.
July ], Sow: printers fee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08
Chancery Sale Of House & Lot
IN CI.ARESVIJLE
IN GAINESVILLE.
Eliza Roberts VS.. l.. p. Roberts, ct ais.

Eliza Roberts VS.. L. p. Roberts, ct ais.
IN pursuance to an order made in this cause al
the April term of the Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE,
will sell to the highest bidder at the ccrt house
door, in Clarksvie, on the first Monday in Aogust,
1855, the house and lot mentioned in the pleadings
belonging to the estate of Sam Roberts, deed. The
house is situated on the square in GAINESVILLE, and is
at present occupied by J. F. Cummings. There is q
good dwelling house ON the lot back of the store
house.
Terms--l and years credit Notes with good
security required, and lien retained for the pur-
chase money.
THOS. J. MUNFORD, G. L N.
July l. SOW; printers fee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

Rsy- We understand that DR., Menres objects to
the term "poor man, used in our comments upon
the "Pass Laws saying that ii places him in the
attitude of having voted for law intended to OPP
press the poor. We had no intention to do the
Doctor injustice, and used the term us one of SYM
pathy merely. The law has reference to suspected
PersoaA and subjects such to imprisonment Mt their
own cost IL caught without pass or are unable to
give security, II is true that none but the poor
would he the sufferers 10y that Law, because the rich
ran 20 When aud where they please, whether sus-
pec'ed OF not, Of anything short of high crime
and Tor voting for that law, impute to DIR. Menees
no nngenefous motive, but want of statesmanship
1he law Is a blot upon the statute book, and but
~ the force OF public opinion setting directly
a'nst - much wrong might be inflicted by wantor
malice upon unprotected innocence.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

PRoREss Wins QuEES's PLATE AT ErsoM,-The
telegraph which told US what horse won the Der
by, did not tell us what Prioress had done on the
Epson Downs at the race on the I'd instant:
Her Mqesty's plate, Of 100 guineas for mares on
ly three years olds 90 pounds; four l2l pounds
five, 1873 pounds six aud aged, 1871 pounds Great
NJ, tropolitan Stakes Course; two miles and quar-
ter.
Mr.. r Ten Brooks Proress, by Sovereign. yea $,
l3l pounds. ..,,,..,,., .......,..,,,,.....l
Mr.. Q Ohiltons Arhduchess years 80 pounds. 2
Mr. simpsons Julia, 3 years, 90 pounds. ......,,3
Also ran Rnths IIegira, and the Doe iilly,
Bc'ting--7 to on PiorCss. Won by three
lcnrihs- Itrlors NriIn " ne Tln.,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

ENGLAND DrauNEp TO AID AUsTRIA.--The dock
yards and arsenal resound with the note of prepar-
alton bounties for seamen are more than doubled,
rifle clubs are formed-and all this Of course done
TO get ready TO fight the Austrans, the mortal enc
mics Of England. All these people who are arming
are quite sure that even If they do II win be the
side ofthe Pope. We shall see. Meanwhile we feel
able to assure our readers that England will fight
on that side or not at all, aud that this viii be SO
under any possibls government Wing or Toy
Loa,i0a TabktA
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

BALrncRR June 30.---A correspondent from Slut
gardt says the following are the propositions lately
submitted by the Prussan Envoy, Gen. Willisen, to
the Austrian Government;
First Prussia demands from Austria that the mill
itary leadership of the German Powers, except the
Austrian contingent shall be left exclusively to
Prussia.
The federal army would therefore be in future
Prussian army, under Prussian commanders, ruled
by the Prussian King and by the Prussan Minister
Of War.
Second Austria TO concede TO Prussia the Perma-
nent Presidency of the German Diet at Frankfort,
which was alternately held by Prussia and Austria
Third Prussia in future to be represented by her
Ambassadors, Consuls and political agents in all
the States Of Germany, Austria excepted. In flu
ture to be no Bavarian, Wurtemberg, Saxon, or
Hanover Ambassador.
| Fourth, Austria TO concede a liberal reorganiza-
ton of the German Diet.
Fifth, Prussia to conclude offensive and defen-
siye alliance with Austria on the same basis on
which the federation between all Germanic States Is
now established.
| Sixth, Prussia to warrant to Austria her Italian
possessions under condition that there must be
tablished an Italian Lombardo Venetian Kingdom
connected with Austria only by personal union.
Seventh, Austria to give up secret treaties with
Italian powers
Eighth, Austria to concede the. establishment o.
an Italian confederation.
j Ninth, Austria to cede TO Sardinia that part O
Eombardo on the left bank of the Ticino, which Il
inhabited by the so-called Suddit Misti to avoiC
further conflicts with Sardinia.
Now, if Austria accepts these really hard condi
TONS Prussia will warrant to her the possessions il
Italy, that is to say, it will regard the incorporation
of the Lombardo-V enitian Kindgdom TO Sardinii
by the Emperor of France as a casus belli agains
Sardinia.
WASHINGTON, July IA special dispatch from
New Orleans to the Charleston Courier, dated 26tl
ult, says that the 18th Minister Me,sne address
ed remonstrance to Miramons Minister of ForeigI
Affairs in the name Of President Buchanan express
Z ing his great indignation at the withdrawal of tn
exequaturs from the American Consuls and the muir
der Of peaceful American citizens by Mexican sol
dies at Acubaya. The massacre is characterized a
violation of national rights and treaty stipulation:
and Miramon is warned that 1t viii be remembers
and redress be demanded, and ultimately obtains
whatever be the result of this remonstrance. Tn
sloop-of-war Saratoga has returned from Vera Cru
to Tampico.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08

JUST RECEIVED, stock of Drugs, chemically
pure, select poions and preparations entirely up 10
the standard of strength and purity exacted by the
United States Pharmacopia,
FOR MY PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
Those sending prescriptions to my house, may be
assured that the common practice of using drugs of
the ordinary kind in their preparation is altogethr
discarded and that bat ingredients of the first
quality will enter into their composition.
N VANCE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08
Column Of hit & iuisoom



The greatest genius the world ever knew, has
said that 'moncy is trash" Wealth of imagina-
ton may eutite its fortunate possessor TO despise
plentitude of the purse but poor knight Of the
pestle that has not the wings Of fancy 10 bear him
above the sordid cares Of this earth, must be par
doned for confessing that this trash Is for him, sy
nonymous with independence peace Of mind, relief
from dsquieting debts good dinners healthy diges-
ton, sweet slumbers, and thousand other inds-
pensabe requisites to mental and bodily comfort;
and for stating to his customers whose accounts to
LIST Of July now due that he is in most grievous
ueed of the aforesaid ''trash." w. o. VANCE.
Buwer, in a panegyric on the sweets of smoking,
lauds them above the endearments Of woman, for,
says he the former comfort through life solacng
the more with growing years and wrinkles, whilst
woman smiles on us when. young and handsome bat
snubs us as soon as we grow old and ugly. When
Bulwer penned this eucgy, he was doubtless enjoy
in the fragrance Of genuine Havannah, such as Is
kept together with choice article Of chewing
Tobacco, by
Would you have perhmery, more ravishing than
Odors from the groves of Cashmere, or gardens of
the blessed; soaps whose delicious fragrance and
emolence steep every sense in voluptuous languor
Hair Oils sweeter than the 'south wind laden
with the breath of volets = then get Lubins elegant
preparations OF t1eSey WHICH, together WIN 10
lognes, Rouge, Flesh Balls and q great variety of
toilet articles have just been received by
W. o. VANCE.
The preface of our new Directory in its amusing
"reminiscences Of the former times Of city,
sketches a young gallant of that day, driving at
2;40 on the shell, with an oxcart and steer in all
probability to see his sweetheart, and to find her
all unprepared for his visit, with feet bare and
sleeves uprolled at the wash tub. How the lassies
of the present should congratulate themselves that
they liable TO such surprises since the calls
of their beaux are announced by Visiting Cards, a
handsome assortment of which, together with n
great variety Of plain and fancy Stationery, and
large stock Of Blank Books, may be found at the
store of w. D. VANCE.
u WIsDoN-The wisest plan you can adopt TO get
pure Drugs, Medicines Wines and Liquors for medi-
cinal use, French and Catawba Brandies Corn,
Wheat Bourbon, Old Rye and Ramsays Scotch
Whistles, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Schnapps,
Sherry, Madeirs, Port, TenerHe, Claret and Malaga
Wines; Culinary Articles, Nutmegs, Mace, Gin
namon. Pepper, Cloves and every variety Of spices,
favoring extracts, Teas, Chocolates &C., is to get
them fresh, where they have just been received,
together with large assortment of miscellaneous
and fancy goods of every description at the store Of
w. o. VANCE.
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