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U3 BRIOKMOULBERs met at drinder'
MARKET, pursuant to call for the purpose of o.
tsohshing an advance rate of wages
Inc meeting was called TO order by VIM Oswald
ann a n ofne Grinder WAS called to the chair .nt
Elijah Gross was elected secretary.
MT. G1fIder upon taking the chair. stated tn,
OBJECT oil the meeting, aud after brief stateme nj
OF tine rates OF wages before the war, and com
parirg the present rates Of wages with the ad
vanced prices Of all articles OF consum ptiea. ,
Committee was appointed to draft resolutions to
be presented to the meeting
After re firing the com mtttee presented r.so,,
lions which did not meet the wishes of thu msat
ing, ihereup pom the resolutions were recommitted
Ing is Te held st GIieS 70 an saieurneq meet.
evening, Aprill2 "'
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL1o
An adjourned meeting of the BRICK MOULD
lbs met at Grinders Market, Antoine Grinder
mite chair, when the committee made the ~,
owing report, which WAS unanimously adopted
and signed by rs BrickmouIders.
We, the Committee appointed TO draft ro.o,,
MoSdsr. q the CtT Of sa1s Of Of
Ing; April y beg leave TO submit the TO Io4ins:
Whereas the wages we have been receiving here.
support our families consderins the biz LILO
o. sre,"s o. e9nsumption, not to speak OF clothing
MI, nc useho1 comforts absolutely needed for
~. RSso!rsd, That we, the Brick MouIders Of the
wv or ashfngton, will not work for Iess IN an
the toloHt rates Of wages, according TO cIass 81
wrrknansblp Lowest wages, IS per day: ali
others, S326 So so, and 90, according to class
No we hereby pledge ourselves that we will moi
We. ms IN any yard where any moulder works for
Of The scs sss 4. Three
resolutions. tsigned,l
WILLIAM OSWALD.
R!LEI MARsHALL,
ELI BIDWELL,
WA. CARPENTER
Committee
hvs was appointed to inform the Brick Moniders
In the northern part Of the city Of the action Of
{ his meeting.
Committss-Jacsb Valentino, VIM Osv.,r Jno
Mortimer, Robert wtlkinson, Chas Dade
On motion OF VIM. OsvslI q commfttee az tbree
rs R Rnsint.c 10 present the resolutions to the
Oonui.tss-Jacob Valentine, VIM Oswell, Jno.
On ~otien Of Wiley Marshall. 4. eommitts. was
appointed to dref resolutions and nv laws 10 80
9 Bize beneficial sssoc atio on Of the briek monld
ers OF the city OF Wa.hinetsn
Oommftfee-Wflley Marshall, Themas arshalI
Mbiiam d cheson. ames Real, james Martin
M1chal mcGlauehlan, Edward Adkison
The meeting then adjourned to meet again ON
mex, ednesday evening, at O'Clock. 1t
NATIONAL OONORRr at the A.
US sembIy Rooms, 18th street, below Penp,a
avenue, on the 10th II April. Come enc come All
and let us show that the colsred citizens OF the
I:strict do not easily forget the dawning day of
their Independence. az m Il
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APPoIsTsp;-Mr. Oaspe II. Conrad. for two
Years past a clark at the Ey>sutive Mansion,
ne. been appointed a first feesyant id the
S,h infantry. Mr. Conrad served <n,thfally
IN me volunteer service for three ysIsss and
shal's Office for THIS District. :
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b.. ~ FROM j. Shillington, Odeon Building,
we have Dshoresps Mirror Of Fashions for Nav
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~The Maine papers are greatly exercised
over the fscs thsi marble playing has beeniu-
PRODUCED amongst TIE boys of that State. They
demand tn.t nS'Sk foniotory laws be PASSED
against this dencsAlizing mode 81 sambtins.
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DiStilleries Seized

PHILADELPHIA. April 13.-Two Illicit dis
tilleries were seized by the Authorities here to-
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FRAcTIosAL CrRsEsCY DKsrRoYybZ
ing the past week there has been received and
Destroyed ai the Treasury Department ssss, 800.
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15 5sf Rsy oE k1 aasHsg :, a!fsS5s
shs eloe + Navy Yard Baptist ohnr:h ssf:ie.
* taS BdrDr Zen s9e1eI
81 AIfsTSfE;nis H. H;r
HH1 IIssssA 4sso5fE441SSSS1 r.
MEETING on M0EDAi. the 18th inst at oS Sioct
ne ,ss se a rsom OF the Church, street
il: n j. JOHN J. McooLLum, sser.,.rv
HFTHE MEngERs OF THE GaRMAN As
and 10Th sts on SUNDAY, April 18th, at o,sa s.s
kbTcro Nv ors sse ianerAi OF the late FRED.
IA. e. sT1ffIsssLIs, Corresponding Sec,
MI 90 F.-ORI.NTAL LODGE. No 10
nSRs6% tss sssr' n5s t.
2oeiocf to attend shs funeral 9! Brother fEIb.
frater naliy invited No'se' gre
1t 7. sCHwIRINa. Rec Sec
rIn9o,SS. EE.MoUNI NEB0 ENCANP..
AFfsRNo6S asass. sli be, hs h; e.
tie as sf0f. for the purpose Of
inHi rs,riArch' in good stsnsing are f..tsInay
~WAsHIHQTON eYMNAsIUM.-An. meath,
n.1 81 h III AZ oI%s
Ali persons fsvorabIe to the .stabiist os
pefnanen MT Gymnasium are requested TO be pres
alTn JNO. Z. THOMPSON, Pros.
W. HEBREW BENEvOLENT seCIrrv
~ Vii have general mestin /. at the vestry
instsbt. Every member is requested to DO in at.
1T NH. MILLER, President
W isGi6s TsMPEkAadbss e s0GH s WASH 81
h iss fss1 fs:Ssr RuSle It
BNtNIN0 at7ia clock. Interesting adirs..s.
on the sub will be deli yefed aud oppertnnitv
given to sign the pledge Tho public are insised.
rs MrAs 41uG "a SReciN Oomnanioaiiou Of
DAY .ists eei az C, end sta ;,. on NON
Comforting Deg Master Mason. o y 800 %
b order Of the " so..,.
sHsn Il Ri .i.S Io,,I. hereby
WAkD that the Judges OF Election appointed to
ssis5: psds the IT. Of Is
i.h illegal voting in the pistrict Of Oolunsia,
Capitol Bsdns G.si.ol q H : .. Il az
osIoef % and APsi ish and 18th dre%
DAY: April i7sH and issS, rom I. sns oe heEs
ior the purpose Of receiving and recording
aplstf s.v. HOYHs, Secretary.
~FOUNDRY BUBIAL GROU1D.
Lot holders Will please tax. rot,c. TIA, tho
dead on Is and ~ In cow ss, shs s
before the end Of May. All who desire to point
III ESD; f'' end
wchi .;Mssi' AZ, to s 40 90 %, .,.,,
70 the Treasurer. aga D street, between 10th and
The Trustee. yill not act on any claim until
E G xSSsSSsn oxEYssi
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CEl IOEi! ICE,.,
As IL our desire and Intention TO furnish TO the
citizens OF washington this necessary article Mt
the lowest possible price, beg the ass stance of
the public 10 enable 20 do 40 By cheerfuIy com
plying with the following rules, which ore indis-
pensable:
J.. All persons using less than 100 pounds daily
will be Obliged to Bay for the same in tickets, TO
be had OF the drivers at the trail Office cor
ner OF 18th and streets nerth, which are to be
paid for on delivery.
2. Drivers will not leave any ice without o
etrict compliance with this rule
T. T. FOWLER,
town Ice Dom pany. CD loft
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~ SOUTHERN Orphan ASSOCIATION

All Just, mag unanimous, and Chri stan men will
recognize the obligation thst rests upon eli men
OF contributing, from their abundance, somstiing
ns d. color or creed The benefoent spirit
prey provided aS.n nG'e e ri cur OF :ass:sSs
wnieh even the symes Of The parents could be Wis
Inc QHe Il on with Christians or philanthropists
Is mo- as TO who were the fathers or mothers OF the
With sss and
objects 81 their syn pathy and pecuniary AID The
oil ,eSsIs doe. not consist n
animi hey ha C had cause Of uarrel but
Of saosS a. .he;s
mercy These obserystions were sue ee.fsd by
Which We S Sd in .Ss sossssrn
Mrs, i. 4. +. Msnrs, Treasurer Southern Orphan
fbs have ;hs ,I bah,mO,s
5I 80, prs:sn!:d By the citizens Of Virgins Oily,
mo TERRITORY. who, becoming .pprised Of
Sh:p, ,S q osni.isrsts desa S.vs ssnsrcu:iy
Ep on .d d, in Its erection through
Wishing TIE ladies Of your. Association every
success IL their benevolent enterprise, am, with
great respect,your sbedient servant.
at . Oil b ;:sn the notice
Agent foT re orIs:n the
&c; SsiISs # r.. = e ss: i:rs
q Hotel s1o fi.n' nsSis
:: e. :HS .1S Will elicit hs
Directors and ssrS and ibs Si nImes Of the
OF their Agent. incontestibiy shows apii.iW W.
NJ wAsHINGTON SKATING OLUB.-sub.
IS "a: ;1 O e.. stock
H%Rs1 T. 81 tho rooms of Mess. cLAdEfT swEI.
~PRosPECr HILL OEMETIRY.
.,P.rti.s desiring to purchase Lots or si,,l.
'f: EssGsPss h III should
YorS avenue and / .t5se IN street. between New
rIsTAB LIsn ED Is1a
MCPHERSON 4 FERGUSON.
SS' AEsS SgI: CORNER lsr srRKxr,
fisf6StfITLls EExSHSST s ss SSSS1as.Ai0Als'
s:s' 81: ::ss;;
TO Bu ul1.I ,;.!,l eyY a..ir. to
70 S s:;srs
aga PEsHA, AVENUE.
Up Is iu Bstween 10th and Ilth Sta
EIsHINo TACKLE FISHING TAoKL1
inst he !:ss, and s...
SAMUEL SAVAGE.
32A street, between 10th ana iith.
EseLIsH WILLOW BATS.
OROQUBT, GAMES, ct BALL. ana
i SAMUEL r. oAVAGR,a
394 street, between 10Th Ana Iitb.
RIRD oAGssi BIRD Cages /
The largest stock Of BIRD GA QEs n. a. 80.
0AnUEL y 6AViGI"'
splsu 32A street, between l0sh and i'm
7~ &c 80 Ben .ar 80 a-s.lsa go. s-s.. =
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

nag WASHINGTON, April l3. 1857.
Jay Cooke Il 90. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securities:
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PERSONAL.

TatApyrRTIsHR. WH0 HAS fBE BIsr
., a., H.s sss . y ..s oar: e a:
S9s:ss the s 81: &, ono ono.
tGh S.fI .ns p g. .ne F..
Space II. Sst.e.n s,h s.w,ss Resn. no 10 n.rt.s
sdlsas' LA0is. BUTToss. osshsss!s.
A MARYLAND LADY, fin Government en-
ploy lekpertsnoed In tea hiI q. would, durins
WELSH n BRhsdHs, :. SSIsr:s %.
Aadrss, g D." Psst once. References ss
changed. spII-e.
rs DOWNING Will BIS PLEASED TO
~ wstt upon Der lady friend. who desire 90 nav.
.nel. sesiag oon, in the bss' manner. a eIS-th
Si0HT DBEssEs. AZ, mas. 60 ord Oh :, MS
ms sssl /, IN. Misses. sns Ghildrsn' CLOTHS
CENrLEMEN DEsIRoUs or HAVING tb.,,
oeats, Pants and Vests Secured aud Repaired.
Calling !. saSR Sd sso S1d DC ~. ss ~
Penn psp1t' an ieth street, few door: sbeVe
$3.50 FOB .RsNoa AID HoMEMAD
HOOP sk sps S. sss g Gs: TIE .s;
Linen ssa Bus,iHs a. o; full s..Ortnsnt Of Miss.
with steel Hcsrd. viii b. Ala .o,s II. pIs sI,:
hsni.s, HOOD SKIRT and Corset hanuf.ctory,1s
Oot. oth aud sth shirt.
80 pe.Ieu. sp lin
fTfELT hats. AND ALL KINDS ar
:, hIs cleaned. colored aud trimmed ne -,
MoCnSlh ANS Cheap Hat store No saeS
9TH street, bet and X sts mn ~ eoimeN
hPORThnT TO TIE LADIES -IsDKLIsLl
PLANNING Wsrrznted fast colo. Wt.i
wash aId Dol. Done by q French composit1sn
the receipt OF which has been purchased Al a hieb
price, Saves expense Of brafdibs
Lsdiee are invited to call. get a San ple an try
IL Ladies white or colored Underskirts paI.
braia9n,.A kitens' &C, Stamped in imitation OF
wARRANTED NOT TO WASH OFT
oreet saving 70 ladies having clothes FOR chill
oren 70 make up. No braid, no sewing knt a..
patern printed In the goods elible strins thai
can De attached TO the bottoms of Ladie.i sktrt.
lsame as they are now worn In New for6 D p. .dv
stamped. ans Tor sale at less than half the a.na,
cost OF braid. Birds. medsllions, Figure an1
mals OF sny pattern stamped. Goods a. rs.r.
senteo or the money returned
nh l2-a 43s 9Th street. opposite Patent one.
RRlDAL AND FUHKKAL wREATHs, 30
- QUITS, CROSSES, ANCHORS STARS ~
Preserved IN natural form: Imported FLOWERS
hbtb tLOMERS, aud BRAfDING, Also I'm
ported MOSS, HAIR DRESSES for Ball. "
~, hhtss Las removed 10 no. 429 IIth st.
oe.Neen " ana q: oc en-
John d. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND COIN
sELLOR AT Law AND NOTAkYPUBLiC.
No. 52S 18th street west a. go
-
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
NBw SPRING GOODS.

NBW SPRING GOODS.
j. HENRY WILSON has received his supply
Of GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
sty lie and variety pied to the season
All orders promptly and Faithfully executed.
Good Goods, good work, and we'll ftting gar.
ments guaranteed in all cases.
A general supply of gsntlemens FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand
Georgetown, ID. o.,
North side Bridge street,
ap Nv next door east from BaHk of Commerce
CHEAPER THAN EvER-Just received q,
mlLLEkS, lOl Bridge street, GeorRetown,
ID. o., large stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
embracing choice Dress Goods in the latest novel
ties. Also. S,0Uyards Oslicoes at l25. rs Is! %
cents; Bleached and Upbleached Mu Sins To- IL :
is. Is 20 cents; superior Shirting Is cents hon
Keeping Goods, Oloths. Cassimeres and DrflIings
shirts Parasols, shawls, Gloves, Corsets. Hosiery
and Notions. Our Goods have been purchased for
cash siDce the recent decline, and great barssins
may may be expected b, ell who may favor US with q
NH 26-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER
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LOST AND FOUND.

osI.At or geing to Marfnis Soiree, last
evening solid Gold Blood Stone RING Tbs
nhder Will be suitably re awarded by LEAVING RI.
same AZ $40 sth street, between and h No
&C0 WILL BE GIvbH TO ANY PERsON
2SO who viii obtain me a sIrUATIoN a.
Cisrk n one of the Departing nts Addr ess 3 n
=. ire star once, stating v here and when IN in
ter' can be had. asIaas
NOIICE-fouBd,o on the 9Th fustsnt ST.,
= Nhite LOG. Inquire at Mr.. p RYAN's 81
Lstreet, below 9th and ~. Island. Come and
p.o,e property, pay expenses, and take the hog
OsT-At the National Theater. or be,x.s,
there and Willard,s. last evening, . BIZ AGI
LII marked IN. A. r. TO Il. Il Birthday en-
1855 - The Under will be liberaiiy $1,000 n,
ieaSine the same 1t Wtiara's Hctel. fe q ~
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODsil
We have on hand one of the largest and b--
asserted stock Of all kinds of DRT GOODS this
side OF New York. One of the firm is now IN ri. "
nork, snd we are daily In receipt of New Goods
we sell All goods at the lowest cash prices.
No as c.,,wmh kILEI BRO,
~. 90 Central stores, bet eth and 18th sts.,
He o-.L opposite Centre Msrket.
MISS A: J. DkYsDALE will open TUFspAY,
~ 9Th OF April, Spring and summer MfL~
ELSAnI az MARKET street, Georgetown. ~
nooes received monthIy. ps-6t' *
IosErH KID GLOVES, a superior article. at
LINEN HkNDkERCUEIFS, very che.p
VIM. RILEY BRO
No. 80 Central Stores,
between eth and sth streets.
eps otd opposite Center Market
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UM ER MBERii
20 coo feet 5! and 81 prime ALBANY Panel.
900 feet IA inch Seconds and Selects
20 and 81 prime Walnut
SIS Albany Poplar.
4+Sts4.s Ilo4 3 and 4 finch Ash, Oak, and
This Lumber is Of the very best quality. and
two ycsrs' old ~uo
Also. Latss. Pickets, Shingles, and q e.n.,.,
assortment Of suoh Lumber Is 10 usually for nj
in In N er -yard. ioun"
Va. ave, bet 9Th and 10th SITS east
apl3lw NayvY.rd
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ALDERMEN.
= Ak1URY LLOYD,
OWN tn ORN.
CoUNcILNES
M1LLIAA W MOORE
SIhLIAM H. NALLEY.
a. nioHeLAs AOkER.

Ms maDioak Ass0CIATI0N-A1o djolTned
Diff ifssr 81 m rsodIPI ga
Ssso - ne Lectsre Soon OF the Medical be sart.
n 49, q - Se ~ s college on TUES6AY
ssiEn - E0yEyoY. N. D.. s.e,,
5R ss5Es Is s,.I sggI Z 2 ~ zsso0iz;
cfS Der o. Ith and streets ssst ss Sna tS.
SsT Ysya, On ,n0HpAy 1y1nIFG, April iS'
INF. sssotiatf0n ere .rsspactfuiiy iasitsd. Ths,.
~, III se prsniun ehsfSea .. shsre. taken sfisr
= - nSt' as,.1. e Hs.s = - - Secretary.
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X KGELAR LINE RETWEEN BALTIMORE
~ AND WASHIN0TON
The steamer COLUMBIA will leave Rtlev,s
MARI, at the foot OF nth street,
every WEDNESDAY, Morning. at
CLOCK Returning, she will
leave Commerce street Wharf BaItimsre every
eATUBDA Afternoon, at clock She viii
siop at the landings on both sides OF the river
solnR and returning. Fret ght taken at very
low rates. For fur her particulars apply to
THOs- w BIZ BY, agent
Ap l5T&F 3m Rfleys Wharf, foot OF 18th at
A CARD The undersigned herewith annon,-
"A ces 20 the public that he has sold ont = . n
lis Resaurant, sol eth street, to Mr. r NAA
kOHB He avails himself Of this or. lEs I'd
tunity TO thank hts friends for the many f.vnrs
which for 20 many years they have been piessed
70 oestow upon him, hoping that they Will cor.
tfnue TO extend the same to his successsr WI
OHARLES KLOMANN
tke pleasure to inform tho pnblic that I have
6opght the we'll known establishment known n.
komans Restaurant. It shall be my duty TO 40
everytnlnE In ny power t. gain the custom And
esteem OF she citizens Of the District Of CoIumbia
Is SIM r q R0Ups'
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~FOUNDRY BURIAL GROUHD
~ l3.oodtf

fFFEDERAL LODGE, No. 1,F.A.A.M.
ASIeciaL Communication will be held on SAT.
UBDAf BVBNIN0, the 18th Instant At o,ciork
fey the purpose OF comforting the Third Degree
Members are requested 10 be punctual in their
Brsthren Of sister Lodges are cordially invited
By order Of the W M.
ap l2-T THOMAS Blob, Secretary.
n~ATrINfION, JOURNEYMIN bRTCK.
w LAftBs There will be Q meeting Of the
Journey men Brfcklsyers at the Union Leagns
Aooms on TUESDAY, April 10th Come one.
cone all. By order Of the Committee. ap Ia-st@
.GFoURTH wARD.
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nTTHH NATIONAL OONOERT at the As.
uS sembIy Rooms, 18th street, below Penn "A
avenue, on the 10th Il pril. Come enc come All .
and let US show that the colsred citizens OF the
their Independence. an a.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-15

Ia 90 beautiful Sabbath morning last
month, an accomplished young lady of this city
remarked to her friends how sweet it would be
to die and go to heaven on such day. Nature
was lovely, earth was quiet anc the early church
bells were calling creatures to the worship of
the Creator. We do not know that the words
we're premonitory of the sequei-but on the
following Sabbath morn her wish was gratiaed
The Angel of Death knocked at the door and
10 triumph she yielded her soul TO TIE keeping
of her God And the day was lovely and the
earth as quiet as before, and the early church
bells called the people to His praise-Fsters-
Lurg Iader.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-15

SELF MADE MEN-We do not wonder that
great men have been born mechanics; for those
who have been brought up exclusively In draw
ing rooms, intelligence is game, recreation;
for those who have held the sword or the helm,
who have driven the plough or worked with the
chisel, intelligence becomes a passion, force,
beauty, worship, and love divine. 1t is
from the stall, the shop, the work room, that
the most powerful minds have issued: Moliere
from the upholster's, Burns from the farmers,
Shakespeare from the hosier's shop, Rosseau
from the wheelwrights. Long engaged in a
struggle with physical nature, they all took re-
fuge in the free domain of thought. Even an
inferior mind would become tempered to strength
in these mechanical apprenticeship; and if ever
the spirit of reform which is seizing on the
world should extend to the act of creating citi-
Eens, we doubt not that good sense will gain a
| victory over custom. and that one of the most
important parts of every education will be hence
forth the due admixtE TIRE of the Development Of
the mind and its action on nature.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-15
From, the New York Observer.
A STORM IN THE MOUNTAINS
BY r. WOODWARD EARL.

See mark it rise
The expanding skies
Are covering with the heavy mist,
That now in sheets, and now in mass
Is drawing Ger the mountain side,
AID filling up the pass
Hush bark a sound,
AS from the ground,
10 low, but humming, deep-toued notes
Now strong, now faint, now full, now weak;
A moment heard, then lost; and now
The very hill-tops speak.
The storm has burst
So slow, at first,
That scarce the ear could tell if true
The sounds that moaned above, around
And now the leaden clouds, like night,
The whole horizon bound.
And, wild as hell,
With fearful yell,
The Winds tear up the noble trees:
The thunders peal-the lightnings fash
And all the world seems wrapped 10 fame,
Mid many an awful crash.
lis past-'tis gone!
And peace alone
Lies softly on the sunny cliffs,
And every vale and dell will smile
Amid the rain drops-as through tears
Laughs out a merry child.
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Notice to Shippers OF Freight.
THE SEiBOARD INLAND AIR LINE,

III. VIA PORTSMOUTH, VA,
Il the only direct line between Boston, New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and the Carolinas. 1t is
express in point of speed and safety of freighs be-
ing from 40 10 hours in advance of all other lines,
and at low -r. .
1t offers daily communication with Baltimore.
daily commu Ecation with Philadel pha.
Five times each week to New York
Twice each week to Boston,. 81 -aaz
1t is the only line having these advantages and by
which there is but one handling of freight Cars
are loaded at heswharves in Portsmouth and are
through to destination.
Be careful to direct your consignors to ship only
From Baltimore by the Norfolk or Bay Line Steamers,
Foot of Union Dock. - e...- ~ s..F
+" Philadelphia by The Annamessic Line, Phia-
delphia. " ini gton Il Baltimore Depot
or by Clyde's Steamers, IA South Delaware
Avenue. 1929 $3.50 ~ t.s.
New York by the Old Dominion Steamship
Line, Pier 81 North River. .-:.....+
Boston by the Norfolk Steamship Line, end Of
Central Wharf.
All losses, damages, or overcharges, promptly ad-
iusted On application to JAS MGt'ARRICK q
-........ Trace Agent Portsmouth, Va
Have your freight marked ''va Porism ou'h and
in shipping Philadelphia marked "via ely de,s
Line" or via AnnameSsic.' g. .-.....
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Ang &c, 1867 I'm Supt Transportation
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-15
To the Farmers of Mecklenburg
and Adjoining Counties

In calling your attention to our large and varied
STOCK of FERTILIZERS intended for the Wheat to
be sown this Fall, refer You our Circulars now
in Store for distribution. Certificates as to the
genuineness of these articles be BY calling
.s'E HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS 4 co.
Result Of Paclfc GuaRo and Bone Flour as a Fer
ulizer for Whedt
This is to certify chat applied The Bone Flour
and Pacific Guano purchased Of Hutchison, Bur-
ronghs & Co.-one hundred pounds of the former
and one hundred and twenty-five pounds of the
latter-to three quarters Of of land. The
land would have produced, without manure seven
bushels of Wheat. About onc-fiflh of the Wheat
was lost by lodging. The yield was sixteen bushels
Of Wheat. 1t the Wheat had all been saved the
yield would have been probably twenty FIVE bushels
per acre expect to apply it this season.
Signed DR.. J. II. STRONG.
Sent 9 1867
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-15
Magnificent City Property for Sale.

That valuable property known the Fair
Grounds, located in the South western part of the
city, containing Twelve acres of Land, with many
beautiful sites for building lots in pleasant part
of the city, and two frame buildings npon the prem
ises, will positively be sold to the highest bidder,
at public auction, the public square, in this city,
between the hours of IL ". and o'clock, P. NJ. on
Tuesday, 18th October, the second day of the next
County Court.
The Executive Committee of the Mecklenburg
Agricultural Society to whom this property belongs
are forced make this sale in order to discharge
the liabilities of the Society. Its creditors poor
men, and cannot wait longer.
October I, 1867.