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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

JUST RECEIVED, a fine assortment Of Trunks,
Valiso: and Cabbas, ut >. DEALHAM'S, lO6,
King street Jy 23--aWll
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

INJECTING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
A sufficient amount OF stock having been sub
scribed to incorporate the MIDDLEBURH d
PLAINS STATION TURNPIKE COMP I,
notice is hereby given, as required by law, that
a general meeting of the subscribers will be held
at Middlcburg, on THURSDAY, the 5th day OF
1867, when Il President and i've Di-
rcctors for said Company will be elected.
ARTHUR l.. ROGERS. |
WILLIAM BENTON, 2
ISAAC d. BUDD, :
WILLIAM j. LUCK,
ALEX. M. SMITH.
EDWARD T. HOLTUN, -
r. TOWSON SMITH.
Middieburg LoGdoun CO., aug std
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IRAND REGATTA
m or TIE POTOMAC,

nRAND REGATTA
m on TIE POTOMAC,
IL. IL - IL II. T.. L.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
BRUNETT YACHT CLUE.
This Regatta will como off OH the 23d OF = u
GUST, at II m, and is open TO boats under
thirty feet two minutes allowed, according t.
ruln for each foot.
Three Prizes to be given, Vi:
One Of FIFTY DOLLARS.
One Of THIRTY FL vE DOLLARS.
One OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
Boats can be entered ut the headquarters 81
the Brunette Club foot Of Seventh street,
William Stewart: President.
George Shcclles, Treasurer.
William E. Stewart. Of Washington, enters
two boats
g. W Harrison, Of Alexandra, cntoTs i9uI
bonts the Gen. R0bt Il. Lee John = MoSby,
FLYING Cloud and Geo. ". Harrison.
Tins Club challenges any boa under twenty
feet, allowing two minutes to the foot, for -Jl
For further particulars inquire o
GEO. y. }HECH ELL, Treasurer.
Washington, aug It'd
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~" The above sale is postponed until FRI
DAY the 23l day OF August, when it will take
place at the hour and place above named.
aug l--eots
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70 CARLI1J'H HPRING3

The citizens Of Aezandria arc rcape. tiuI}'
notified that the IND DAI OF SEPT. has
been set apart for n Grand Eycursiont0 Carlin' :
Springs, t. which they are invited.
The first train viii lr;t"c the corner ri trin-
uni Fairfax streets, 1T 5 III. and =, and at
.! and H. m; returning, will leave the ;irrings
ut Il and III p. III.
COOKS UNEIVALLEp COrILLiO: Il
MUSIC has boon engaged for the occasion
Refreshments Will be furnished by Mr.. j. H..
+. Cnrlin, Vt city prices.
MASTER OF CEREMONIES.
JON Il A. FIELD, Red and White Rns"tta) }
FLOOR MAfiAnEES, CRED Ro.ETTEj
:. II. y ubinoc, Lewis Milburn,
+. ". Ghccu, II III. JhcrWGOd,
VIM Johnson james Sherwood.
COM. OF ARnA:;GHME:;rs (WHIrE RoSETTE.)
John A. Arnold, Joseph Higgins,
John Perry Tho8 a. WoOdiielu,
+. W Gheen, Jesse r. Sherwood,
John = Raebu:n, ID. BonlhcIrn,
-. n Aubinnc James Cole,
W. TAYLOR ". siherwUuI
CpMMiTTEE OF ORDER, iBLuE kiEBo%.)
John ", Eaiupinil John Arnold,
John W. Simpson. Alexander CoaEley,
Charles Cox John Boyd.
Alexander Smith, W. Rocker,
VIM Wallace, IT, ". Wyman,
= King James McCrackem,
u. N. furong, Robert Travis,
Wm Holland &. {. Wade,
John CnyswtlI Joseph Hanson,
Peter &. Simpson, Thomas Mem ilan,
James Christie Charles f. Glover,
w L. Howard VIM. Arnold,
John Chauncey
The best OF order will be strictly observed, -
No liquors allowed on the grounds. Every
opportunity will be afforded visitors u indulge
in innocent amusement, and hcalthiul md L.
Gitimatc recrcaton
Come one come ALL and bring your llmiiie:.
Tickets, for Gentleman and Lady, 81: Single
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pUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of decree of
I the County Court Of Prince Will lam CO.,
entered on the 1t day Of July, 1867, in suit
therein pending in which George ". Lsrkin
and other, are plaintiffs, and Chas f. LsrKn
and others are defendants, the undersigned
Commissioners will sell, before the front door
Of the Court House Of said county. on the "a
DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1867, iLh4t being
Court dizzy, vi public auction to the highest bid
Ger, atKACror PARCEL OF Ian ID, known
A. Tie Cottage, containing l27 acres, situated III
the county of Prince William, about | mile
rom B.istoc Station. udipining the lands Of
Iowaun Huoe and others on tic following
TERMS Ten per cent cash. and the residue
ON u credit Of one and two years, with Interest
from duy Of sale the purchaser 10 give bond,
with approved security for the deferred pay
mcuts, and the title to be retained IS a further
security for the same.
1nis tract OF hand is Of good duality, nnd con.
tain th,,u! - ,cr,.- 81 timber.
GRO. ". LARElN,
\. NlCOL,
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WARRANTED 70 CURE ANY CASE OF PILES. =
This preparation has, for u nunber Of years,
been regarded US the very best remedy for the
cure Of that Distressing malady. the Piles. =
Thousands of both sexes have used 1t, and the
proprietors have for the first time to know that
it has failed.
Nc matter how long the standing Of the case,
we warrant cure-and if no cure, or give gen.
erul salts faction. the money will be returned.
DKs F. BUTLER & EVANS: Props,
Westminster, Carroll CO, Md.
Sold BY all Druggists in Washington, &c rye
town and Alexandria aug l4--lOt
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g IT Y LIE Nh g a..

FAIR AT FALLS CHURcH.-A Fair for the
benefit Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South at Falls Church, will be held by the
Ladies of that congregation, commencing on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of August 1t W II con-
tinue for one week or longer, il successful On
Tuesday and Thursday, the 18th ard 18Th, pub
lie dinners will be prepared while on the other
day during the FAIRS continuance lunc' e5 "'li
be served Carriages will be NJ the railroad
station to convey visitors to the village
zsss- In consequence Of t e late Indictment
Weather the above fair will he continued till
Thursday. I'D instant. .g
Falls Church, Fairfax co., aug ll-eot2
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LKUIT JARS
II We have in store fine assortment Of
Whiteull's Patent Jars. The most complete urti-
Gle yet offered to the public Also, the Hero,
Jar that has been tested and approved by all
who have used them. Call and examine. For
sale low by JAS. r.. CARLlN 90,
aux l9--enl0t %, Eing street
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EsRESEk WING hErrLH:3
L a large anrtmcnt OF Bell NJ eta ana
Brass Preserving Kettles. on hnnd and for sale
low by JAS r. CARLIN e CO.,
aug lg-enlOt e.: hing ST
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LINCOLN MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.
is understood that the board Of directors Of the
above named association has in charge some
thousands of dollars collected from the public
generally for the purpose of erecting national
seat of learning TO educate the children Of free
men and freedmen at Washington. The asso
citation having abandoned its original purpose,
G. A. Yancy, the business manager of the Ma
tional Reform Education Association has sub
mitted TO that board an application to have the
funds transferred 10 the National Reform Edu-
cational Association, and at once appropriated
to the establishment and maintenance Of com
mon schools Tor the children Of freemen and
freedmen wherever most needed, thereby re-
lieving the board Of directors from further re-
sponsiblity. A meeting to consider this APP
plcati0n will he held tomorrow evening. Ii Is
thought that the transfer vii! he made,
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DlSSOLUTION.--Th eopartnorship here
] totare existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of ZEN DERSUN Il
AVERY, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent a. r.: II Nm i'EhHON,
RICH'D " AVERY
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IkIEuD@HIP, LOVE AND TRUTH

GRAND EXCUR@lDN OF
: EErTA LODGE, No. r.. |. .. Q. +.
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n<es MOON LIGHT
1919 s.sss..s..1s EXCURSION TO GLYMONT.
Tho WASHINGTON CLUB B, of this city, re-
spectnliy inform their friends that they propose
giving an URSiON to the above named
place, on I'll ESDAY EVENING, August -.
The steamer THUS. COLLTER has been
chartered, and will leave her wharf, at the foot
Of King street, ut 7! p. m
The Celebrated HOLLY HILL BAND, from
Georgetown, has been engaged, and the mana
gers Of the Excursion pledge themselves to
make this one Of The most agreeable affairs Of
the season.
Tickets, fnr Gentleman and Ladies, 81 t. tie
obtained Of either Of the
FLOOR MiHAGEkS
r. al. LATHAM \. &. CROOK.
II IA
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SCHOOL EXCURSION

ST MARY'S SUNDAY SCHOOL will give
an EXCURSION to CARLlN'S SPRlNG5,
on TU E3DAY NEXT, August Goth.
The train will leave the A., l.. & II. Depot
ut o clocl: H. H., and Carlna Springs, at > 81
and p. IN.
Tickets, 80 cents; Children, hat-price
Dancing Music has been provided by private
parties, who will make small charge u gen.
tlcmcn participating. Il" waltZes or round
dances will be allowed.
au li-cD3L
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IHOCOLATE~ Bakers Chocolate, Brorna
~ and Cocoa, for sale by
FRED KICKER,
an low Hing street, cor. ~. AAhph.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
" NELSON County, VA.
The Norwood School, with Il full corps of
able and experienced instructors, ana under
still more favorable auspices than heretofore,
will reopen on Wednesday, the 10Th Of 5eptem-
Der, 1867.
The interest and advancement Of the Scholars
shall receive the closest personal attention.
Address, VIM. d. CABELL, Princp..
on 171ocl Norwood T. O. Nelson co. Va.
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I,OPARTNE RSHIP The under5i gned have
v this day formed co-partnerShip for the
purpose of conducting the GkOCEkl, LIZ
iJOR AND COMMISSION BUSI N ES$, under
the firm maine of AVERY & DAVIDSON, at
the store formerly occupied by Henderson y
Avery, corner of King and Alfred streets, and
solicit u continuance Of the patronage extended
to he old firm. L. w: Az Elk
WHO ~ T. T. DAVIDSON.
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f. D. i:ICHARDGON, Clerk.
Dulany Il Ball, 7. .. ~ I.lhW4"

yTIRGINIA, TO wit In the County Court Of
Y Fairfax county, August rules, lS|', J"~rHh
Cooper vs.. }, y. Forester H"d diners. In
chuncery.
Mem :--'rhe object Of this suit - to attach
and obtain & decree for the sale of nrr'', 81
poles Of IGnd At Fairfax {. II with SlrN" hA
lures and machinery attached, the pr"Prrl% ct
the defendant, Forester, t. pay rinInII!l TIE
sum Of $:gbj with interest from tn" I@t @rftri1-
Der, 1896; Also, the sum Of 3lOpo. with interest
from the 81 November, 1886, and, also, lhc~un'
of 81 Coo with interest from "a january, lS'S.
ltnpprnring By affidavit filed That the defend
ant, Forr,*lar Is not resident Of this state, II
is ordered TINT he appear within one month n
ter publication hereof, and do what Is necessary
to prrtrc! lis interest ~ copy, testc.
+. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Moore, L. q. III '-lh"i"
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4 LIUANT MATS
n Just received and for sale BY
HARRIE HOUGH.
sueI Corner Of Pitt and Prince streets
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BO- A horrible case of burying alive lis re-
ported to have occurred in Jacksonville, Illinois.
A beautiful young lady of seventeen, engaged
to be married, was found in her bed one morn
ing to all appearances dead. Several physi-
clans examined the body and pronounced her so.
She had taken chloroform for her teeth, and
there seemed no possible doubt that the dose
had been fatal one. She was buried. A few
days since, her relatives, being about to remove
to another State, desired to take the remains
with them. They opened the coffin and were
horror st ricken to find the corpse turned over,
both hands full of hair and the clothing torn to
shreds Chloroform had placed her in deep
trance from which she awake to find herself in
her coffin and her grave.
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- A MEXICAN LOVE MYSTERY SoLvED.-
An extraordinary story comes from Mexico re-
lative to -four. 1t appears that an old miller ia
that locality had avery beautiful young wife,
Of whom he was jealous 10 the extreme, and
took out bis soulagement Of thar feeling 10
thwackipg the lovely young being. There was
a certain cook, of the male species, young,
handsome, and fat, who came to the mill from
the hotel to buy -four, and hearing the distress
of the lovely one first, and seeing her second,
became, of course, dreadfally in love Some
one told the miller. All the town began to
talk of the fact, and to laugh at the foury one.
One day the cook and the lovely young wife
suddenly disappeared, and merrily laughed the
Mexicans at the miiler's misfortune; nothing
went down but the scandal. Of the elopement Of
the miller's wife and the cook
The miller scowled veugefully upon ell the
town, and so time passed by; nothing more was
heard Of the cook and the millers wife by any.
one. Two years after, the miller was pleased
to die, and TO inform the world, In paper which
was left to be opened after hfs death, and to be
published in the town, that the cook and bis
l,be millsr's) wife had, by his planning, eloped
into an oven two years since, and been baked;
that be would have got rid Of them elsewise but
for the jeering Of the public; therefore he had
ground them up 10 a large mass Of corn, which
the towns people were pleased to compliment him
for as being exceedingly rich and nutritious.
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DRUNKENNESS AS A. DISEASE.

Methomania, or the mania for strong drink, is
name recently given to that chronic stage of
habits of intoxication In which it is regarded as
disease, and to be treated as such, rather than
as vice. There are many cases that have been
aud are successfully treated in this way, and can
be in no other. DR.. Albert Day, of the Wash
ington House, in New York, has cured a great
many drunkards, and his success has been en-
tirely owing to taking this view of the subject
He has treated two thousand cases, and of these
four hundred were in the stage of delirium tre-
mems; and he has written work on the subject.
In England this sort of treatment is now being
resorted to, and with success. Drunkenness
may be and or.en is disease, and persons of
the highest natural and moral sensibilities are
often driven 10 desperation, despair, ruin, and
even suicide, by the consciousness of their in-
ability directly to master habits of intoxication,
which skiful and conscientious physician
would best enable them to overcome. La some
cases there is a marked tendency to habits of
this sort transmitted hereditarily Good tenn
pered, sympathizipg, moral nursing is what such
patients seem to want more than anything else.
Hospitals for such being established in
several places 10 the United States. One was
in successful operation in Bingham.on, New
York, when the buildings were unfortunately
destroyed by fire. In Philadelphia there is an
association chartered by the Legislature for the
same purpose The treatment of insanity as
disease, instead of calamity that cannot be
helped, has revoutionized in the most beneficial
way everything connected with those affected
with mental infrmities The treatment of
drunkenness in the same way may effect some
what similar results.
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BRENIZER, KELLOGG & PETERS,
Bankers and Brokers',
Trade Street, Springs Building)
CHARLOTTE, N. c.
BRENIzER, KELLOGG & Co.,
Greensboro n. G..

Dealers in Gold, Silver, Bullion, Southern Bank
Notes. Exchange, Bonds, Stocks and Coupons
Deposits in Currency and Specie received, which
may be drawn for without notice and six per cent
interest allowed.
Certificates of Deposit given payable after three
months bearing eight per cent interest, available in
all parts of the United States. -- -.
REFER Brem, Brown Co, DR. Nye Hutch-
son Co, Gov Vance, Chariot e, Ci Jesse
Fl Lindsay Esq, Greensboro G. ..t
Ami
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State of ". Carolina. .Weckienburg CO.
II Eqaify-To Spring Term, 1867.

In EquFIy-Io NpTtny Tenn, 1867.
Herman Wiener vs. H. Il B. Emanuel.
1t appearing from the affidavit of the plaintiff that
the defendant, 3. Emanuel Is a nonresident of the
State, this notice is published in the Western DEM
ocrat gazette printed in the city of Charlotte in
conformity to law, commanding said Emanuel TO
be and appear at the next term of said Court. On
the 9th Monday after the Aih Monday in February,
1857 at the Court House in Charlotte, then ana
there TO plead, answer demur to the plaintiff s
hill otherwise judgment, pro eonfesso will be en-
tered against him. and decree made in the premises
accordingly. --.-.r.-
Witness my official signature, at Office in Char.
Iet,e -April 1857. A. @. WILLIAMSON, .. n. ,.
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A IL A z G E CA
GOODS

Fine white and colored Marseilles Quilts, just
received at BARRINGER WOLFE & cos.
Bgy@ Ladies French Dimitry Skirts India Twilled
Long Cloth, Linen Dress Goods, Extra Fine Lace
Collars and Cuffs, Valencine Lace, Cleny Lace,
Black Silk Guper Lace Call and examine our New
Goods. BARRTNGER, WOLFE co.
gag" Irish Linen of extra quality; Bleached
Shirtng, extra quality. Call soon.
Black Challey for Mourning Dresses, English
Grape and English Grape Wells, at
BARR1NGER, WOLFE cos.
April Is ,S67.
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Benjamin franklin, once putting to press
form Of the Common Prayer, the letter in the
following passage, dropped out, unperceived by
him: I'VE shall all be changed in the twinkling
of an eye." When the book appeared to the
horror of the devoted worshippers, the passage
read: awe shall all be hanged in the twinkfng
of an eve" 5.-e.s.-r-s = ~ q $50. s|ss. =
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Professional Notice.

DIR. |. J SLOAN is about to retire from the
Practice of Medicine, and takes this opportunity of
returning thanks for the liberal patronage he has
received de hopes that all persons who are in
debted to him will make immediate settlement BY
cash or note, as he needs money. --.@.# -
Anril Is ISG1 lmnd
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just Received.

In Store and will be sold Wholesale retail, Rio
and Laguayra Coffee, of superior quality: Sugar;
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, best in market Mo-
lasses; Adamantne Candles, by the box prime
article of Carolina Rice, crop; Bacon Sides;
Leaf Lard; Sugar cur ed Hams; fresh lot of Garden
Seed just in time Northern Potatoes, good rich
Mercer Pink Eye and Snow Ball; the celebrated
Parlor Match. by the box, dozen gross; Durham's
Smoking Tobacco BY the pound or sack; Cotton
Yarn; Chewing Tobacco; various qualities; Loril-
lard Snuff always on hand; 500 bushels prime
bread Corn: 300 bushels best Seed Oats; Pepper;
Spice; Ginger Soda; Starch: Hemock Leather, as
cheap any; Brads: Steel Hoes; Chorping Axes
Trace Chains; Seythe and Cradle Blades; Curry
Combs; brushes; Coffee Mills; Rife Powder; Blast
ing Powder; Shot and Caps; fine assortment of
Nas from the best factories in the United States,
called; Whim Rope; Well Rope; Mems Brogans,
with various other articles
Remember my motto, quick sales short pro6ts
and fair dealings.
Still at the old stand in Springs building
Look out for the Deer Skin and walk in
EsSyH Terms CASH.
March Is, 1867. w ROYD
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Hats aud Furnishing Goods
At and helnM cost.

AT and below cost.
n. B. All persons indebted. either by note
count, to "Fullings 4 Co.." "Failings, Springs Il
Co., or ''FulIings Springs" will please come for
ward and settle
ta- Don't mistake the place, No. 4, Granite
Row, one door below the Southern Express Ofice,
and directly opposite the Mansion House.
January 81, 1867. -.
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Executors Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate of j. w. john
ston deceased, are requested to make paymeut i'm
mediately and those having claims against the said
Estate must present th EN- forthwith, this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery s4~f5 =
WILLIAMSON WALLACE
Anril IS 1867 3wpd Executor.
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EDWARD FULLINGS
Is now offering his fine Stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING

Below New York cost. am compelled TO sacrifice
my Goods to raise funds. Persons desirous of Oh
tanning good Clothing at remarkably low figures,
will find it to their advantage to call before pur-
chasing and be convinced.
am prepared to make up to order my superior
stock of CloIhS and Cassimeres in the latest STYLE
and at greatly reduced prices: and to offer my fine
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just Received,

A large lot of Provisions and Groceries, such as
Corn Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sc, and Sugar, Coffee,
Noiasses and Salt Some fine Baltimore cured
Hams. PRESS0N i GRAY @
April s, 1851. -.-a- -, - ~
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just Received.

AT KOOPMANN'S STORE. a fine lot of D. R Leaks
celebrated CHEWING TOBACCO, from the highest
to the lowest grade.
Also, large lot of LORILLARD'S SCOTCH
SNUFF, in small bladders aud packages.
The trade supplied.
MarCh 4. 1867.
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COOKING STOVES,

OF THE NEATEsT AND MOST SUPERIOR PATTERN.
ID. H. i Y u R TX,
Springs Building, Charlotte, N. c.,
Has for sale 'sSpear's .4nti- Dust Cooking
STOT'ES," which, for every variety of cooking
and great ecOnomyn in fuel, caunot be surpassed by
any Stove heretofore used:
Everybody who has used of these Stoves
testify that, for convenience in cooking, durability
and cleanliness they far preferable to all other
patterns. Call and them.
D. n. BYERLY has also on hand good as
sortment of Tin, Japan and Sheet-Ifon Ware-such
articles necessary for house-keeping.
B2g- TfN-WARE made to order at short notice
reasonable terms.
Ca REPAIRING promptly executed ss..
d. II. BYERLY,
Springs Building, Charlotte, N. c.
March 25, 1867.
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Millinery and Ladies Fancy Goods.

MRS. FULLINGS is Offering her Stock of Bon
nets, Hats, Ribbons Feathers &c. at greatly reduce,
prices Ladies are invited to call and examine the 50
Goods and hear prices
Dec lC 1866.
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JUST RECEIVED AT
C. M. QUERY'S NEW STORE,
A large and we'll selected Stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

DRY GOODS, at extremely low prices.
WHITE GOODS, a full assortment, which will be
sold low for cash.
TRIMMlNGS-Our stock of Trimmings is COM
plete, aud selected with care.
A full assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS and
FANCY GOODS.
HOOP SkIRTS-Bradley's Paris Trail Skirts
the most popular Skirt now worn-all sizes-Ladies,
children ari Misses.
KID GLOEES-all colors and sizes of the best
article Ladies and Children's Mits, all sizes, and
of the best quality.
FANS AND PARASOLS-A full assortment of
ali kinds.
ES-Ladies', Chldren's and Misses boots,
shoes and gaiters, of the best Philadelphia make
Also, Mems and Boys shoes and hats.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-30
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