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EAN old ESTABLISHED PACKET OF
kxxkS FiCE corner of Pine Ssut The sL,cr-
befs conlu to bring Steeagc Pas enac crs fro.,
Great Britain and Gland hips of the first clas wt oronnf
tudr economy and comfort r. wishing TO send t tbe
erds by applying Office ecse their On L
nosi reasonable terms The ships Of this line leave Iiyepoo
weekly ara those engngngpasssres that ends
viii meet with no unnecessary delay In all where he per
sous decline csnng the will be refunded Those
M WISHING e embark Tor the Old country be By
the regular Liverpool packets sailing 8h 18TH sot
and 20 hof each month. -
For the accommodation of those persons engaging for
ther friends who wish snnd them money enable them
10 provide Tor the voyage drafts viii be the following
named merchants Sho and who will every
ah'eh forwarding passengers to Liverpool, viz
Mess Daniel Wright Co, 3 Robinson st. Glasgow.
William MIcy, a5 Eden uuay, Dublin
~ az X. Hallaran, Belfast.
Matthew MeCann Steam Packet Oaiee Wexford.
Josn McAuih, Merchant Quay Cork.
refer Keenan,, westsrreet, Drogheda.
John Best, Sugar Island, Ncwry.
M Doughery, Ce eraine.
James Cairns, Corn Market Londonderry.
James Gibson, Radcliffe street, Sligo
james flnneran, Lacarow near Athlone>
Jobn niuitagh, Ba'Iinacargy.
Jsseph Roman, Mulingar.
!ohn Atkinson, Carlisle.
npincaons Tor passage from
apply to p ,o,' ~ IulIIer particulars,
rrD D..~
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n-A cards. W BRYHAM afsrms his friends
and the public that Ne bas sold hs Store
has completed his enarrcmens and osna
tablsnmen No 2os Bowery opposite Rvingtoa
querty he better demands
ona s more extensive scale and with
uent OF and genuine Confectionery wholesale an2
= b. sirrBs thanks fo the nleng patronage he has
heretofore experienced Bowery
No 20s Bowery opposite to Rivington 81.
JuJuBE PAS fEl just mrortedfom ranse-a superior
Gle oil Jue Paste fsS sale a. above, Wholesale and retail
n.
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n5 SEE Advertisement Corspcund Ii.
Cough Mixtures pagetbe special owcy cor
Grand has been oeecdn OF the demaod
THIS Mccne, from tho side vi
HiLi Bcekman and William Agents for tins Mixture
ul-i
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CJ- NOTICE To NEW YEAR PARTIES. c. DECKER
Wis es niom hrs friends and the public that he has received
fresh supply OF hrs rate OYSTERS, and ready them
Fired Stewed Roasted and Peked the liberal terms
AZ the shortest notice Please apply at i35 futonseet.
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meriv eacr;. m H. ~ ~ ~ nb having akea tke stsue a
Sasaa 81 a. segs leave 10 inform end and ~ nSbI
or article in his line ~ "'" 'oa eaps ndsvery OF
ne SIX hats are made on the finest fur bodies which ,sa.
and color untlworn sut ~ 'eu '" rc'aiat tser shas
where. s -" eano purchasing eh
N B-The old stock win he sod cheap fcvc.sh
nll 3m JAMES w WEIR ara I}rco
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SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR SHAW
- lNG-Thc unqualified spprosaon Soap has rccevvd
from the numerous penons who have used evidence Of IL
value all other shaving
and etnoent aber VIII c viii dry ,,s ~.
skin IN .hc least pleasantly peunsa put N neat cow
cred pot answering all the Of sha bon =
Prce 5eces per pot, for salc
HoPPERs PHARMACY
l>ay Tpan 4,
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= JsroNE, PLUMBER ENGINEER 80 Broadway con.
nues Ia mar acture his much patent Water .ess
whish sa able either Tor dwellings eamb ats and are az
rerInr 10 any hitherto cn.-d both M nd
u ls,s ssiisn P-Iae water closets efe.eZ DESCRIPTION
ry of stat that he the original of m .l,
Pnmis and h, they made OF the best and goed vim
rs and not OF thin Copper tubes and solder deceive the
lie. = ~ - pA'
AsJ ; manufactures atirle he rrerp;se m 4,
enabled ocN he work ches nc
any ohef pssonin na city Ia k Water Closets Pps
! -
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VOW pftpnfed eNecute orders
Kind Of mctac Furniture Houses or Churches such az
Door Plates knockcu, Frm.s Nunsrs. knobs
cuteheons Bell rnck yentators &C &c, an Of German
Silver which certainly ny far precrabets plated metal as
bears arubbng and polishing the consumption Of metal IL
self thepce or this metal finished ystbe
low the pcc OF plated bsre doubt but what
and suidcr oi houses viii also prefer H. All the bucrs
prefOr OF Houses invited eyarine
multlfsnoas asd arscles manufactures by
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NESsE The ladies' and gentlemen Of New York and s
vsie are respectfully apprscd that r. Reynolds he ARTIST has
opened an office, al No asi Broadway door Peaes
Sls WHO VIII gyea written and faithful delineston OF The
character and mind from scientific
upon the principles of the Vat. Drs Gail and Spuh wh,r
VIII be accompanied by accurate Likeness ny whose
Preies have h much admired Cor their fidelity
Hour. Of attendance from 10 I'LL and oms until Terms
ll-1m
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nk-sHAKsPEARE REFECTORY.nnthe .nn the .ite

n-sHAKSPEARER REFECTORY,ontbe on the site
OF HARMONY HALL, has been opened by the subscriber
and wH be conducted entire plan, which he
will give satisfaction TO his friends and The public generally
he viii always keep the best the market aorassuch
Fish, Flesh dc The Bar will be furnished with the bet OF L.
suofs. Oysters served up In the best style.
Meals can be had ut all hours st a moments notice
The subscriber formerly Kept the Park Hall hopes
by strict attention the csmkOrt o hs share
ofpublc patronage. AMOS \. ALLTN,
nl7-Sms Shassteere Refrcsorv
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subcIio'r manufacturer of a and brautil :, M
~ Hats winch he IL enab cd sell al the low pr,cr ~
u sS ace above mcaoned mannac ared or nm ente
new pncp knpwnon " h,mse and s,d no ethel estb.
snment n ms cry They are beautiful Shot Nap Fur Hat
beautiful shoit nsp Silk Hat OF .llpe quality entj,me s,s
respectfully invited to call and above ~ %
shaslng elsewhere. e " s'0''
J. F.ARTEGUENAvE 2sI Broa1lv,v /,
JIs Inn 2 do ,rs lelo,. Pea /, ..,'a".y' -
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ppONE PRICE AND ONE QUAUuWv
,nN ,nauWN q co Chatham Square, cont,nse ,nnnufa. :
turing tieE celebrated Hat3 p'ice TIIH 81, noI aw,
pubc ,Ss ao,ed y ss II these Hats 10 he
nn oi santy durability, ceaencss comesrt m ,Is .
Az AZ sas io cash ne good sasome pays tbs oss ~
ply2y ~ " '''''s"cet
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N IREVALL, ,STODDART A. CO. No ~
oo ndt street Beg to inform the irade tbat rhay Irr.
removed IRON No eCoandt 10 tho asovs arse -
elegant New stoe, where hcx have baad and a.
receiving fresh supplies Of Haer's Push and ,
ngs.aso, fancy coorcd Pushes 70, Iagies " ~
teey VIII selfsn accommodating teru,s 'o's' "'As'
HATs'cAps STOCKS, and Stock Frames n, whola..,o
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FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL
PARODY
On Flu apdy PRETTY Moth, 10 N, shade

on Fly atcay Pretty Meth, 10 The shade"
TO NJ. L. P. &c.
Fly away pretty maid, to III. town.
Where ysur charms will look bright and so gay,
And ns'er be contsn, with dull country place,
Where your beauties will withsr away.
Tho the woodland SO bright
May have dszzled your sight,
And the friends Of your heme may seem gay,
Many friends in yen town, you have nov, pretty
maid.
Quite as fond and devoted as they.
Many girls have known in this world pretty
maid,
As sweet as yourself and as gay,
Had they lived all their life in some quiet place,
Their charms would be hid and decay.
But thoughts of delight,
Dszzled them quite,
To the town then they hurried away;
Many friends in yon town, you have nov, pretty
maid,
Quite as fond and devoted as they. w.
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NOTICE.

TIME Subscriber wishing TO leave the
- State, offers for sale upon very rea.
sonable terms the plantation on which he
now lives, lying miles west of Charlotte,
containing $50 Acres. The tract Of land
will be divided to suit purchasers if desired.
The land is equal TO any in the nelghbor,
hood and under good cultivation. The stu
alton is very healthy, land well timbe'ed,
excellent water, and Orchard. The Dael-
ling and out houses are very comfortable.
Being DESTROYS TO remove, | will give first
rate bargain to any person or persons who
may feel disposed 10 purchase.
VIM. NJ. BOSTWICK.
June il, 1887. t53
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We are authorized to announce Dr.. JAS.
T. j. ORR as a Candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. JES-
NINGs B. KERR, as candidate for the OF.
fee Of Superior Cour, Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce BRALr
OATES, Esq, as Candidate for e.eIecrIon,
for the Office Of County Court Clerk, at The
ensuing August election.
We are authorised to announce PEARS.
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as Candidate Tor
reelection, for the office Of Clerk OF the
Superior Court.
We are authorised TO announce Capt.
ii. ID. W. ALEXANDER, as a Candidate Tor
the Office of Superior Cour, Clerk, a, the
ensuing Election.
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ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
JOURNAL OFFICE
FOR N.fLE.

OWING to the intended removal Of one
" of the Editors, and the wish of the o.
Their to devote himself more exclusively TO
the duties Of his profession, the Undersigned
offer for sale, the Establishment ofthe North
Carolina Journal Office. The Office is
we'll found in Job, Newspaper and Orna.
mental Type; the list of Subscribers is tole.
rably large, and they doubt net, might be
greatly augmented by little eSertion. To
any person DESTROYS Of embarking in the bu-
siness, il offers inducements not inferior to
any in this State, but 10 practical printer,
they know OF no investment he could make
of his money that would yield him more
profitable return.
HYBART & STRANGE.
Fayetteville, May 80, 1887.
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u 0hIN ~ Ill JouSSuoTU. eUIl., month";
IL ", at 81 in advance. Contents of tho
June No.
Blue Grass and its proits-Psrsnpsa field crop.
Another novel importation arming-Larsa
flsgs-on the growth aad quality of Wheat.
Sowing Grass ssed-Big Pig-Item-.Chne.o
Mulberry no. produced from its seed-Mav y.u
die among your kindrsd-Rolling Wheat Re
liem--New method of propags,ins Apple trees
Culture of Ruia Baga-Life is shos,-S,ock--
Pant---Ex,raordinary calf-Cookery.
for the sting Of bees-Americau Boys-.Iove Of
occupaiion-lnternsl Railway Company.-Ths
Horsc-l,eln-Us the rod--Pclicy Of destroying
wseds-Radishes-Dung-Chy and e0untry-A
good hint--Culture of the Psacb-Form Of q Rol-
ler-Co.ton seed oil-Mesdow Land-Anecdeta
Hot bcds-Methed OF burning lime without kns
Kentucky en,erprise-Mangsl Wurtzel-Itcms
Experiment with polStoes-Bohemis women
French method Of making u1ortsr-Prepsrinc'
seed whsat--Improyed churn dashsr-"Pcetry---
ltsms-ASditional list Of Agsnis-To prevent
,nk from moulding,
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From passenger arrived thus forenoon
on board the steam boat John Storey, Capt.
Floyd, which lett Black Creek on Monday
last, we learn rhsL Intelligence had been re.
ceived there that an expedition under Lieut..
r. HI. Peyton, o.! the Army, had been un-
dertaken from Lake Munroe TO the upper
part Of the ST. Johns river-that Lieulen-
ant Peyton had discovered large Lake,
heretofore unknown to the Whites-that
the Indians were cultiyating large fields of
Corn-tha. twelve negroes the property of
Colonel Rees) having discovered the camp
of Lieut.. ?. had come in and given them.
selves up. The negroes state, that the ln.
dams did not intend to emlgrate, but would
re commence hostllties in few weeks
and that Powell who has been represented
10 the country by al! the Indians who have
come into Gen. Jesup's camp,) is man
wlthou, influence among his people. We
understand that the fac, is otherwise, and
tha, Powell is Chief of much influence
with his tribe,-Chdr. Patriot st June.
SAVANNAH, JGne /.
--latest from Florida More Murders
\ letter received in this city by the John
Stoney, from Gary's Ferry, says that on
Monday last some teamsters arrived at that
place and repor: that a baggage train re,
turning from Fort Mellon 10 Tampa Bay,
had been attacked by body of Indians and
the wagon master, tone of the late South
Carolina militia was killed, with two team.
sters, and some inhabitants in the neighbor.
hood, who had returned 10 their plantations
supposing the war 10 be at an end.
An illustration Of tie riSdon Of the Cur
reney WHkers.-A gentlemen "a director
in one of the Vernon, banks arrived IN
New York on Saturday morning with a.
600 dollars in small notes Of the Bank OF
Bennington, which he readily disposed OF
at two and half per cent. premium for
city money; the city money he invested
in the larger notes of the New England
banks at two per cent. discount, and on
Saturday afternoon took the boat for Bos.
ton, and at ten Monday morning deposited
the amour. in old Suffolk, at profit of abou,
$500. A pretty good operation for four
days. Star.
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Commodore Dallas has taken the thing
in hand. We hear from Pensacola yester.
day, tina, he had sailed for the coast of Mexi4
co with four sloops and schooner Of war,
TO demand the release Of the lately capiur-
ed American vessels, and reparatlon for the
injuries done our commerce. We do ear
nesily hope that the Commodore will not
leave one of the Mexican vessels of war TO
tell the tale, il his demands be no, complied
with. The Dragging Dons have had their
way long enough. What they have done
is ample cause of war. and one of the most
popular measures that Mr.. Van Buren,
could now effect, would be the declaration
Of war against the Mexlcans. The whole
nation would sustain him.-New o. True.
American.
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nation, The overthrow Of private property and pub
and your plant followers what is the reason Of it
Has not little VAN discovered by this time that the
measures Of his administration cannot be enforc-
ed Why does he no, call cut the military pow
er and compel obedience Peer little For. with
the Liens hide on you dare no, "tO,lOU in the
footsteps"
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POST OFFICE IN n. CAROLINA.

N,p OGier.-Lane's Creek. Auson county.
DseoRfinusd-Slosns.ille Mecklenburg co.
Appointment, Of PestmaSters.-Slmr scarbo-
rough, Mount GlIiard. Montgomery co. George
Cabsnnls, Brushy Creek. Rutherford Co. Benz F.
HAlsey, HalifaI, Halifax co Ilslsiead Bowen,
WI hiGyills, Duphn CO.; W. G. Bryan, Nepbern,
C:-,sn county.
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gJ'TAe rie,im Of Rsn.-The New bern Spec
iatoT mentions the case OF q travelling Agent who
undertook 10 break the Merchants Bank Of thai
place bot, N the end. the " bitter got bit" llsv
ing purchased two three hun lred UG.!ars Of its
Notes, al one per cent. he presented his pu'ehas.
Al the counter Of the Bssk. and demanded specie
watch WAS readily gwen han. In The evening,
hs west to wsrk again, and boueh, as many notes
az he could pay for, some TIVE OF three hundred
dallsrs' ~orih--and ven, to bed rejoicing in the
fruits Of his homes, industry. and the prospect Of
the stIam cum dlrnnats which awaited him 10
hls old age. from h,C bold ane lucky speculation.
But . isnpots when be asoks IN the morning
the memorable Directors had ceased paying spc.
&C, and he had his fortune in their Prouts>ory
Csgs
II ia remarkable and highly eredi,abls fact
TIA, 10 demand has been made tot Specie. Of the
Bank Of The State, since It's suspension OF payment
IN Coin. with vies 10 the emotion OF the twelve
per cent interest Which the Charter specifies snail
b paid whenever The Bank refuses 10 redeem ilt
pa yer Raj. R,gnisr.
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Responsibility Of Citiss.-The Charles.
ton courts have decided that property on
board vessel or landing from her, suspect.
ed Of containing the seeds Of disease, can
not be destroyed by the authority, Of the
city without making good the damages
This was decided 10 late suit brought by
Charles Jarvis, as salvor, in behalf Of all
concerned in the brig Amelia, which was
burnt by order of The corporation Of that
city in 1882. The plaintiff recovered
$1,000. Other suits are in progress Iuyoly-
ing the same principle and we trust they
will all result similarly.
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18th. New Ysss eorrsponden, Of TIC Boston
Alias, says--" 4 nts aud clever cArricalure ha.
cogps cut, and l. maAing us no it'll. amusement
1t called. Who'll have tbs Specie ?" aud rspte
seats the shores q Englane. Amet,es. and France,
designated by The respective ascs Of those eoun
ries. -ihe ocean rolling bstween,--Snd the po
,en,atss Of Tao three nations Standing upon their
~vsrsl shores William ~. as a Bulldog comes
10 the verge Of bis Island. aud seems TO demand
VI NsfuS Wa Bufcn. she, as Menkey, - rep.
resented a. e'oaching upon Yankee ground, with
several bags u sovor,igns behind hiGi The pay.
ncnt 81 TIE Sgpeis the Amsriean merchants arc
owing him. Martin slyly elsps his fugcr on his
nose. IN The Jack Reeve style, and holding the end
Q, bis ieug tail over iowards kiag William. says
significantly, wish you mas get il :" Lo1s
Pa3hppa, asa cock on his 0wn eunghill, e1claims.
at tho same time. Sscro bcu dis 10 Won dam
Ysnsts monkey trick = The Akencssss arc vc.
~ god. and the whole thing very eleyrrly done.
Thus YOU sec We laugh On ore sldo Of our
mouths, wh,Is &C weep With the other 7eils est
Ia RI
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~ Inc Legislature of New Jersey have
" eil for stay OF execution on iud. nent..
"'''' The prosecutor shall demand gold or Ill.
:" sschargs Of the same. Tbs "slay" ia
,'ue until he ceases To demand specie. We
Ns' mis- good las, and one that oup hi TO be
'P''' u 'A'' State. |, is very oppressive even
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1T" Th Wheel Of Fsrtuns.--Tho celebrated
Jacob Barker, for many years one of the most emf
nrnt merchants and bankers of the city OF New
York, now resides in the city of Nsw Orleans.
whore h follows the practice Of the Law. Mr..
Barkes is anative OF Nantucket, and for many
wears vas a sailor.
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dJ-Th, Treasury Ordsr.--The Mississippi lie.
gislaturc, large fnAlslty oSihe members OF which
arc iiiends Of ths administration, recently dselar.
cd, by a rots OF q TO :, that the Treasury order
Sss Pernleloas "a ITS operations and ought TO he
repealed but a pensoned by authority" Editor
~ that Sist. contends that the Legislature is mls
tAksn, and the Petersburg Constellation triumph.
antly quotes the article Of the SIR Oracle Of the
press as ouissghlng the deliberate vote Of The Le
elsatye body How credulous people ar. when
they are predetermined to believe How iueu.
''ve Is The most overwhelming evidence when they
arr resolved 10 disregard IL
But even If the members Of tho Mississippi lie.
g,.laiurc were all wrong, and this nonparsi Of an
Editor wa" a second Daniel como 10 Judgment"
touching the practical effects of this measure, still
wc would ask tbs Petersburg paper, whence Gen.
Jackson derived the power TO repeal Law o: Goa.
grcss hya Treasury Order : And il j, constitute
an item 10 has cresd of democratic republican.
i.m," that President tnay not only prevent the
action of a majority Of Congress by the legitimate
exercise OF his vs,e, but that he may defeat IL, in
opposition 10 tho will Of constitutional majority
Ol two.thirds, by an arful evasion OF the consttu
tional requirements 1--Lynehburs Frsinian.
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VIEW BOOH.RE.V.DEEE:

II AM now ready to take in BINDING.
Il Periodicals bound, and old books re-
bound, on short notice.
VIM. HUN Err
Charlotte, ~ c., June Is, 1887. 1872
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II Ner Pest Ole D,partn,ai.---A An sdycf.
usencni appears the lAei Ncs York papers,
proposing the establishment 81 pirate mail iiae
boiseea B1ston snd New York. wI,h the promise
TO extend Il % Philadelphia and to Bufaloe, ii 1t
shall 30 hereafter deemcd eIpedlsn,. The Post
Ohee Law ie'bids the establishment OF mail line,
IN rivalship Of Uncle Sam "prerid,d' and in
tbs ptoviso the New YORK; protector slips IN, that
"suy ore" mas send letters on mail route " by a
SpcciAl Messenger every day. Amos's promised
surplus" will hardly be forthcoming al this rate,
a, The end Of bis financial year.-LyHeAb'g. Iir.
We see II stated that this new mail has COM
menesd running. The oonsliiu,ionality Of the
law fofblddlng the establishment Of mail line in
opposition 10 Uncle Sam, is questioned by some
II will nsw no doubt Be tested.
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1F'Csution,-t schoolmaster in New York has
been hi'Vd oae hundred dollars fer making . blum
derb uss, as some of the papers call il-ior kiss
ing one Of his female pupils
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DIED

In Yorkville, on the 9Th Instant Mr. NATHAs
MEL NJ. FOULkES Printer, aged % years,
formerly of Greensboroupb n. c.
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S4.9g0,494 05

C. DEWEY, Cashier.
State Of the Bank Of the State Of North Carolina,
May 20, 1887.
Bills and Notes discoun-
ted, 2,790,l6i So
Bills Of Exchange, 672,034 l3
- 3,462,195 Is
Real Estate, 1871 IS
Due from Banks out OF the State, 1907 81
Notes Of other Banks on hand, s0,053 90
Specie, 492, l97 50
Vouchers unadjusted, and Bills
and Checks IN ,ran.iru, 22,3OO II
Si,l63,366 II
Capital Stock, 100000 00
Treasurer OF United States, 536,32S IL
Treasurer UGited States, Tor Pos.
Office Department, zoos Sc
Pension Office. 22,656 II
Public Treasurer OF n. Carolina, 20gl3 80
Due Banks gu, OF the State 1857 81
Duo Banks ia the Stale,
ofwhch msll7,3s7 AZ
is due the State Bank Of
North Carolina. l26,0s9 -
-I43,707 OF
Notes in circulation, l,45l.5l0 90
Dividends unpaid. 1912 90
DeposItes TO individuals, 300,6l2 "a
General Profit and Loss. being Nett
Profit remaining after the payment
of Dividend OF 4 per cent. equal
to 500 900, paid Is, Jan 1887, l74.32l II
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sl,990,494 05

Si,990,4 05
Capital Stock, 100000 0o
Treasurer OF the United States, 676925 so
Treasurer of the United States
for Pos, Office Department, $40 81
Pension Office, 46S7l Sc
Public Treasurer Of N. Carolina, 25,643 65
Due banks ont efthe State, 20, s45 43
Due banks in the State, ll3,767 "A
1862 81
Notes in circulation, 2,0s0,925 90
Dividends unpaid, alS3 90
Dspostes BY individuals, 3l6,430 Is
General Profit and Loss, being Nett
Profit. undivided, l52,47l IS
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in times Of plenty, but at such time As the pre-.
sent when specie cannst be obtained, il would be
ten times more so, on those in debt and would be
the means Of sacrificing a mans property to The
rspacity Of an unfesling creditor. We know of
several instances, Of msa demanding specie OF his
nsighbor to crafty malicious feeling Alas for
poor human nature!
eTThe information from Mexico stating
that Santa Anna had been arrested by the order
Of BustameRts, to be tried for the misrn snsgemsnt
in the Texan war, is not confirmed by later &C
counts from thai country.
0-Thc New York Correspondent Of the
National Intslligsncsr states that 1.-THE Govern.
ment" has requested /" the msnster" in Philadel
phia 10 advance 100000 upon the amount which
the " mshster owes the Government" il Sep
TENDER next, "ths Government" needing this
sum now, and probably not bsing able to get il,
elsewhere. located in such cities Of the country
&c the monster can plae. j, ia with case do
no, know the exact nature az the transaction, but
this 10 calliog upon Hercules rather carly 10 the
day The monster does the thing the Govern.
msnt requests.
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