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The following card is published in the
Washington Globe of Thursday -
A CARD.

During the last session of Con srcss, 1t
became necessary for me to expose III. A.
Wise of having stated, IN the Hall of The
House, u BASE FALSEiIOOD in rela-
ton To mys-lc
In the Globe of this morning il is report
ed, that Bale Peyton, the .Siamsse com
pauion of Wise for twelve months past in
uttering falsehood and Islander, said that.
a" in consequence of the character of the
agent alluded To, Mr.. Tanry, the former
Secretary of the Treasury, would not rec
ommend him as an agent Of the deposite
banks" No one can mistake that 1t is my
self alluded 10 hy M. =.
I challenge Mr.. Pey,on to adluce sim
gle particle of pr"of to sustain the above
assertion and for having made il without
pronf, | pronounce him 4 CALUMNIA-
TOR, AND GUILTY OF UTTERING
A BASE FALSBHOOD this, too, like
Wise, while shielded by his constitutional
privilege.
If any one who does not know me wish
IS to ascerlai' my character, ! refer then,
To ci,iz"ns of tlIrse places in which have
passed many years nf my life,
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SCHOOL.

vUyuE subscriber. grateful Cor the patronage
~ which hi. School has received, would INFORM
hi. friends and the public that his WINTER
TERM commenced on Monday last Dec. 9th, IN
the Moravian Chapel. a few n'ore scholars can be
received.
TERMs--from 4 to 5 dollars Quarter.
lie also opened an EVENING SCHOOL nj
the same tune the instruction Of Practical aud Or
nsnental Writing, Stenogaphy, Bookkeeping
&c. d! BhIGSs'
Dec. 1th-t.
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WidoD's Widows Of Revo-
lniionary Soldiers are entitled to Pension
il married before their husbands left the
army.
Some, who have right to it, are yet ig-
norant If their good fortune.
At the Pay Office in Boston, So widows
have received s ZOO.
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a large meeting was recently held nj
Reading, Pa, to take into Consideration
the suljrcf of the high price of provisions.
!, comIniitee, appointed for The purpose, re-
ported, that the present exorbitant prices
are mniniy to he attributed to the specnIa-
tions in -four, aud to the dlstlla,ion oi
grain.
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Wednesday, 4h January, 1897.

of the meteors, the dpearance of which has
for two or three years pas, excited sn much
curiosity, carries ont the views of Prof
OImstead, of YnI-, On the snhjeci, aud -ug-
gest> the theory that there exists zone com
posed of millions of shall bodies, whose
orbits meet the plane of the ecIplic. towards
the point which the earth occupies every
year from The Ilth to the 18Th Nov. and
says iha, it Is new planetary world, jus,
beginning To he revealed to us.
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A tailor IN New York has charged the
Editor of the Commercial Advertiser, for
making aud trimming n coat, Sl7. Col.
Stone thinks this is ontrageous- the tat
lor says The cn, is donbhe fiHhd-being
made >" that either side may be worn ou',
iI'a, the Colonel may turn it without look
ing odd.
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rwdLIsxI & OF AssxCAt sHnor,,

VENlIE yonnr Ladies Department Of the English
n Classical School in Mill-sireet will he open
ed on Monday. the 20,h of Feb next. n, Mr. q. p
USDEswooD. o graduate Of one ofthe New.fngland
Colleges, who is well recommended ss n scholar and
an able, expe rienced. and successful tencher Mr.
Underwood viii teach the usual FDplish branches
tha Latin aud Greek Languages. aud will furnish
French teacher for hose who rpay desire il.
For further information apply to the Subscriber.
Jan 4th. n VIM. GUILD
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II. N. Young, Esq ". B) has been cleo
ted to the u. =. Senate from Illinois, as
succrssor to Mr.. Ewing, wh,se term Of ser
vice expires on the Alb Of march next. On
The 3 ballot. Judge Young had 65 voIrs,
aud Mr.. Williams, the wIiig Candidate, 20.
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LIVERY 3a STABLE.
JAMES T.. METCWEAR.

" EEPS Cor the accommodation or tho pubic
IVA generaIv, UORSES AND CARRIAGES
of everv dpscrirton. TO let on the most reasonable
terms, Mt his Livery Stable in Prisonstreet the
Jail.
NJ ] Y. NJ returns his thanks to his former nat.
aud homes bv strict attention business to mer
IL n continuance e their favors.
II Orders len nj his residence. directly opposite
the stable. will meet with prompt attention. Pas
sengers conveyed To and from the Steamboats, Ilors
es kept for any length Of tme-t,rms liberal.
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MILITARY BALL.-The First Light In
fantry Company, under command "f Capt.
William w. Brown, have made extensive
preparations to give ~ splendid Military Ball
ut the CITY Hotel, on Thursday evening,
the 9Th inst. We understand that military
gentlemen have been invited ~ guests, aud
are expected from Baltimore, PhiladeI pha,
New York, Boston, and other places.
Pro. COur.
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A NEW SCHOOL.

KUIss ". GAyErT has taken the Room in
lvH Division-street, lately occupied by i. p
NicHoLs, where she intends 20 Open SCHOOL, on
Monday, Jan. ID, 1884, for the instruction Of Chill.
dreB, oil bJth sexes.
Person, wishing for information respecting hei
qualifications, are referred TO Messrs. WV GUILD
or j HARPUR, whose School she has attended dur
ing the past Year.
Newport Dec. 25-1m
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DIED.

Al the Asylum, on the Sd inst Mr.. Thomas
Melville, son of the late Mr.. Seth Melville, aged
10 wears
In Bristol on Thursday last, Mr.. William OK.
aged SO, the oldest inh btant of that town.
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min Harrison Randolph, of this town, to Miss Sa-
rah Eliza, d1ugh'er Of the late Christopher An,ho-
nv Esqr. of LvnchbIrg.
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RINGLETS ~ NAPLES
SOAP

"WF subscriber has received lot Of RING
II LETS, which he offers very low Also n few
dozen pots csnri,e oii Niple's So1n. 4 few dor
On kiiridees celehrned eve waicr--CordiaI. Cepba.
&c Snuff and another lot Of low price French Co.
ogne. in lancy bottles
Jan. 4ih. J. REMOND, 137 Tbames..,reet.
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BOADERS WANTED.

a few sielj' hoarders can be well arcommoda-
~ ted on application to the Subscriber. at her
,e sdrnce in 'rhames-st,set MRS. EDDY.
Jan. 4th. If.
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THE PILOTS! THE PILOTS

The ship at present lies with her star
board side about four feet under water, her
nizcn mas, standing. Beside being biIged,
her upper works have So far parted from
the hull, as To allow the cargo to wash out.
The Mexico was II substantial eastern
huiIt vessel of $50 tons, years old, own
ed by Mr.. Samuel Broom of this CITY. She
l.. insured by the Commonwealth office of
Boston f,r 5000. The freight is insured
by the State Marine of this city. The At
lan'ic office is also on part of her cargo.
The cargo consisted of,
300 tons bar iron,
100 " coal,
300 crates,
All consigned to Samuel Thompson.
Sixteen ofhe bodies had driven ashore
when our reporter left the beach, all frozen.
1t was expected the remainder would drift
ashore during the night the wind and cur
rent setting strongly ia shore.
When off the Hook, the Mexico. besides
her signal for Il pilot, had her flag flying
Union down, as "a signal of distress IN CON
sequence of the frost bitten state nf the
crew and the slTortnrss of provisions. She
spoke on Sunday the Montreal, packet
Ship, from the Captain of which vessel we
learned she was below, and reported her
arrival IN consequence yesterday morning.
OF the fleet Of 30 vessels that were off the
Hook IN company with The Mexico on Sun
day wairing pilots, not mere than one half
have as YET arrived.
The untoriunate passengers were of II
very superior class, and had considerable
property with them. On the bodies wmich
drificd ashore, gold to some amoun, was
found.
The wreck master. Mr.. James Smith,
the Coroner, Mr.. Bergen, agent of the la
surance Companies. and "a guard uf sixteen
picket men, are on the beach to prevent p.i-
layr.
We f,rbear further Comment, az the day
approaches, and it is necessary that we
should 60 to press.
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The President has issued his Proclama-
TO appear at the Capitol on the fourth of
March next, to hold an extra session of the
Senate.
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EngIisi, * Classical SCHOOL.

English Il Classical SCHOOL,
YUNHE undersigned respectfully informs the in.
n habiants Of Newport, that he intend. to re.
The duties of Instruction. at the School-houso
in Mlll-srcet ubou the first or I'd week in February
Having been occupied Tor many years IA lnstriic
tor ia higher departments. well IN the elencn
lary branches Of Education, he feel. confident Of re-
ceiving a renewal of the pa'ronlge 30 Literally ex
tended To him during his lorner residence IN New
port.
Application may he made to Mr. WV. GUILD.
JOtIS bitRPUR.
~ B.-The number Of pupils wall be limited.
Dec. -, I55j.-tf
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Tn. RAILROAD CASES. The case of
James Thompson rs. the Boston and Prov.
idence Railroad Corporation. the trial NJ
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We shall publish next week, the renarks
of the Hos. ID. J. PEARcE, on the resolu-
,ion Of Mr.. GALBR.rH of Pennsylvania, to
refer TO select committee, i memorial
from citizens of Pennsylvania, praying Con-
gress to enquire into the expediency of an
amendment To the Constitution, to restrict
the incorporation of banking companies by
the States, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11

A new paper, the first number Of which
we have received, has been st,rted in the
village Of Fall River. 1t is II handsome
sheet, and appears to have a vigorous and
able editor, who promises to be firm sup
porter of the democratic cause. We hope
it will meet with the success which it APP
pears to deserve.
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PORT OT NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, Jan 9th
Brig Hokomoh Palmer, of Wodoboro. Me .fn
Mobile for FIJI River
Schr Commerce, Krbg. I'm Bait. for n Haven.
Sloops Meridian, Piman, fin N York for Fall X
Catherine, Hardin FIN n York for Bristol
Metamora, WinSlow, FIN do for Prov
Express, Gardner, FIN do for do.
SUNDAY, nh.
Sloop Marshall, Chase, fin n York for Fall River
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Cleared at Charleston, on the 9th ut Ship
VIM. Engs, Vaughn, for Havre.
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amendment To the Constitution, to restrict
the incorporation Of banking companies by
the States, &c.
A CoMpLrM INT FoR NEwPoRr.-A wri-
ter in the American Traveller, Boston,
speaks in the following terms in praise of The
summer attractions Of our Island
p" Among all the beautiful places of our
country perhaps none could be found more
enchanting 10 the lovers of the bright lux
uriance of nature than the scenes Of Mar
ragansett Bay. No summers resort is so
popular as Newport among Southern gen-
tlemen and those of our own busy
population, who wish to escape for a few
weeks the rush Of life in the crowded city,
To breathe the pure air of Heaven, soft and
baimy and fragrant, as it comes loaded with
grass and The wild flower. Ii is indeed u
lovely spot; the eye never seems satiated in
gazing upon the luynriant vegetation which
the soil sends forth almost spontaneously,
and hours and days f1y away uncounted to
visitor for The first time, wandering among
its miniature hills aud plains aud vallies."
A detachment Gf recruits, thirty seven in
nnmher, for the 2d Regiment of U. S.
Dragnons, passed here on board the Steam
boat on Thursday Last. to join their reg-
ment in New York. They were recruited
in Providence, hy Lieut.. r. B. Lawton of
this town. The Providence Herald saws
they are fine healthy body of young men.
A new paper, the first number Of which
we have received, has been started in the
eiIl ~ Of ELL Riunr L. IL ~ Lnn.I.r,.,..
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Lit Of LfffrrS

ID EMAlNlNG IN the Po-, Office al Chiflotie
Il D on the lst Of July, lsJ7.
A-William AGer Andrrw Alexander, Miss
Mily l.. Alexander, 3. AzauAh AleIaadet. ,. Mai
Tho~. Alexander, Jas Alexander, " "a Margaret
\. Alexander
B-Lyman y. Barll, Thos. Brown. David Bry.
az. Jos BOYD, john BiouDl Jno. G. Barr. Messrs.
Nelson Il John Bird, VIA. X. Biggsrs. wm. W.
Bell, sam. BcfryhilL
C-hilbefi Comb, Moses II. Cannon. John II.
Coos, John Campbell, Mrs Rachael Cook. John ).
Cheea. WIN. Cooper, William Cook, Mrs. Nancy
Chambcrs,2 2. W. ". Cuthbsftsou, David Cox. Geo.
". Cooper, " liam Clark, Miss Sarah VI. Capps,
Burcli Cheshire, jesse H. Clark, Alfred o. Cannon.
DID, VI Doughsrty, Miss Margaret Duck.
aorth, Joseph Drsifin. John Davidson, 3. Joshua
A. Drkins, Joseph b Douglass, 2, 4. Dclamothr,
lhos Dinklus, John 5. DAVIS, Mi.s Lenora DAVIS.
E-James Eagle, {. Elms, Caleb Erwin, \. f.
Edunnston.
F-Dss,d J. Ferguson
G-John Agost Grille, ., james Gean, II. 2.
Grenncil, James George, z. VI. Gould, Mary Gury,
WIN. Gillian.
H-Isaac Holy field, Israel Ho,chkiss. John
Hipp, Adm'r. or Ear. Of J. 6. lIoskins, 5 NJ
HaYes. l.aac T.. Holmes
4 IL john Irwin, Mrs. Anna Justice. Sic.
pheu Jones, Alexander Johnson, Moftinore ID.
Johnson, Ms. Susae Gentry, 1hot johnson.
Il Col. DAVID karr
L-Wir Lucky, Mrs. Jean Teafnoad, ]. b.
Lynch shadrack Lintile, Dsnl. Lsdwel
Nd. Maginnis, WIN. Michael. Jas VI Mot
leg, Philemon Morris, Alexander Marshall James
ID. Martin, Eilck Mcclure, Wm. Menteilh, Co
lumbus 7. Miller, VIM. Miller Mrs Margaret,
Mckslvy. John Means, VIM. l.. Mitchell. WiIkin,
Morris, John Miller, Il. a. Nicely, josiah Mont
geometry.
O-Mailhew or Dicey Ormsn, Henry Shell,
" Bryan or Franklin Orr.
p-Wm. Perkins, J. r. Watson, Sam. Paul. q
Mrs. Jane B. Pharr, Jno. G. Pharr, Joseph Payne,
Jno w Prowi, Jno Penman. 2.
R-Mrs. Sarah Richardson, Adam NJ Rankin.
VIM. r. Robson, VIM. Roberts, Miss Susan Robi.
son, Henry b. Repnick, Joseph Rodgers, Miss
Martha A. Robinson, John Rims
S-Mss Elizabeth Scott, 9, Everett Stewart. Q.
Deberry Stewart Thos. j Sandridye, 9, Genio C,
Scott. Jones Slmison, David Sludrs, Burton Smith.
Martha A. Stephens, Henry Spencer, David Shell.
by. John II. Stunford
T-MIlIy Tarton, Adam Todd Mrs. Emslra
Tarlson. John Thompson, Jas. w Tagfet.
V-Frsncis Vents, John w. Walls.
W-Mlss Harriet White, J. H. Wallace, Blake
Wallace, Peter Wes,rnoreland, Joseph J. Wood.
row. John Wilsou, John W. C. Wilson, Jshn M,
Wilson, 2.
/ l6O III. b. WILLIAMS, p. NJ
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To Building Contractors.

bROPOSALS vii be received By the
undersigned until the 22d instant, for
building Male Academy of Brick, III this
place. The contract will be made for The
Brick end Woodwork together. Bond and
security will be required for the faithful per.
Torrance Of the contract. All the the work
TO DO done Of substantial materials and ~
a workmanlke manner. Plans and specl.
hcalions can be seen by calling on the un.
derslgned. Proposals sealed aud directed
J. ID. BOYD.
Charlotte. July L. 1887 J5
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Davidson College.

FENHE Examination OF the Students Of this
u Institution will be held on Monday aud
Tuesday, the last day Of July and the lst
day Of August. A punctua attendance On
the part OF the Trustees is earnestly reques.
ted. Parents and Guardians and all per.
sons who may take an interest 10 the exer.
cises, are respectfully invited to be present
on the occasion.
CHAS. w. HARRIS Secretary.
Julp 10. 1881 f5j
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.NISCELLf.t.EOUS.
IFos TEE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL

[Fos TIE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL
THOUGHTS ON GREATNESS.
Oh. that nj, name sss half 40 great
As some who figure 10 our State
Lake those whose fame so proudly shines,
Dubbed truly. " KnigAts Of the Black Lanes"
Assist We powers that be"-my aim
Is 10 acquire " expunging" fame;
And II though, could succeed
/ would perform ths foulest deed.
I'd mutists Ssuate's Journal,
To appease some Hero's wrath internal;
I'd lay all truth and honor down,
Ifyou should say twas dirty Rr0irn.
I'd eriage beneath some chieft4in's sway:
I'd think of spells" each live long day;
All conscience Danish, tho the change
Night seem. too truly, mighty Srangs.
The "party tactics" | would learn.
And practise when 'twould be my turn;
Ia Gull the people with deductions
On Banks,"" Geld Money" & "lnstrucnons,
All this Id DO; and more besides.
To rise to fame BY rapid strides;
For Oh how pleasant It's 10 see
Ones name read by pss,eri,y.
Jus, think how truly great is he
Whose fortune points beyeHd the sea
In Belgian lands, tar, far from home,
Where "Goldsa humbugs" never roam
Oh could my greatness s'er be such
As TO allow me TO talk Dutch,
I'd eros salt water" before tomorrow,
And leave my foes to SIN and sorrow.
Their mellow tongue I'd learn to chatter
As charge d. Affaires" in every matter
Talk big Of treaties and free trade,
Live in spIendor and parade.
Long will wish that might be
Like Cardinals greatest three
Exaiteo high in party glory,
And sung, perhaps, in future story.
Bn, must cease al,ho' my name
May never reach the rolls Of fame;
Yet when close iifs's narrow span
I'll think of the great the Belgian man"
AVIAN buren, DEMOCRAT
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NOTICE.

AN Saturday the 9Th Of August next, a
- the house Of John MIlwee, | will sci
the following property, conveyed TO me B,
said Millwee in Deed 81 Trust, for purpo
ses therein expressed, viz:
Three Head Of Horses,
Three NeW Saddles,
Sir Head Of CaftIt,
Trenty four head of Hogs,
Wheat and Oats, and all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
T.R. HUGHES, Trustee.
Juty 8, 1887. Isl
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NOTICE.

HNuE incorporation TAI for the year
II 1887, is now due the Town Of Char.
lotte. ihe list is now IN the hands OF VIM.
A. Todd for collection. Those wishing to
save cost, can do so, by calling on bum on
or before the LIST day Of August nex.
Also
On the 29lh instant, the Commissioners
will offer to the lowest bidder, contracts for
constructing two Public Wells, each 40 f.
deep and II. wide--one to be finished by
the Isl OF September, the other by the LIST
Of October. Contractors 10 give bond and
security for the faithful performance OF the
work.
By Order Of the Board,
JAMES L. ASBuRY, Chmn.
july ID, 1887.
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NOTICE.
COTTON! COTTO.V!.

DERSONS having yet on hand their old
Il crop of Cotton and wishing 10 dispose
OF it, can meet with an opportunity, ~ call.
ing on the subscribers; aud they must now
see that there is no hopes Of the article rls.
ing whatever, but must still 60 lower. We
will continue 10 buy from this time until the
first OF January next. No trade can be
effected unless at least one.half be taken IN
goods, the balance will be paid in cash.
We now have and will continue TO have, a
good assorimen, of all kinds of
Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
and we will sell at cash prices IN exchange
for Cotton.
MORRISON & HARRIS.
July u, 1887. 5ig
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BRANCH MINI OF the U. STATES, !
Charlotte, ". e. 2s June, 1887. \
To Contractors for Building

DROpOSALS VII be received at the
u office Of the Superintendent of the
Mint, until Wednesday the 26Ih day of Ju.
" next, the week Of Mecklenburg County
Court, for enclosing the ground Of the Mint,
and the erection Of Out Houses-that Us,
Kitchen, Smoke. house, Carriage. house, &c.
IL is unnecessary to state minute details
in this advertisement, as persons disposed
to make proposals, can examine the draw
inss, plans and specifications at the office oil
the Superintendent OF the Mint. Col. John
Wheeler, or by applying 10 the Undersigned
The whole work to be done IN the most
substantial manner, and of the best mate
rails, and in accordance alth the designs
and delInea,lons referred to, aud TO be- com
pleted BY the LIST day Of December next.
Bond and security required for the faith
fol performance OF the contract.
Bids and contracts may be made for thu
brick work separate from the wood work.
Payments 10 be made IN behalf Of lh,
United States, on account Of tbls contract
~ proportion OF three-iourths OF work done
the balance is TO be paid when the wori
shall have been completed.
Proposals to be sealed and directed 10 III,
undersigned.
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Paw YOUR Taxes.

YNHE Taxes for the year 1886 is now
- due and ready for collection, and per
sons interested are informed tina, they mus,
be paid ia Specie or North Carolina Bills,
as this is the only kind Of money that viii
be taken from me ~ payment Of the State
Tar. J. M'CoNNAUoHEY. SA,rlE
Jpn! 20. 1897. Az
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are iorwarned trading for
"a note Of hand for eighty dollars, given
TO /. X. Hughes, as am determined mol
pay II unless compelled to do so by law, as
the property for which it was given has
proved unsound.
JOHN MILLWEE.
July Ii, 1887. t56
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s. NlcCOMB.


COmmissi0neT of &c BraHeA Mint
\. b. will sell to the highest bidder, on
the las, day Of receiving contracts, VIZ. the
26lh day Of July uext, the old GIN House,
which stands on the Mint Square.
- The Republican a, LIucoln,on, and
the Western Carolinian at Salisbury, will
publish this advertisement until the Goth Of
July next, and forward tier accounts 10 the
1 Commissioner for pay meat.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
.@Sn HNHE New Steamboat
as:Az.,Ic COMPANY sss leave


&C., 1 COMPANY - s;s 'ss':
Ssii5jII;iI3.s = to inform the public, tina;
tney ale na,ns d boat built IN Baltimore ol
high, draugh, Of water, Tor the express pur'
pose OF plying be,wlx, Camden and Charles.
ton, aud TO be here early IN September. IL
is confidently believed tina, she viii De able
with ease 10 navigate the Waieree at any
stage Of the river. Merchants and others
from the upper country, will find It 10 their
interest TO have their Goods aud Produce
sent through this chapuel, as the ireights
will be reasonable, in no case whatever,
will any additional charge be made for ligb,
lerage, nor any exeriIous or expense want.
ing to ensure regularity and despatch. She
will ply IN conjunction ~.lh The new steam.
er {" Camden" whose success this las, sea.
sou has put the navigation OF the haleree
By steam beyond a doubt. Both boats val
be able To accommodate passengers com.
iortably, being neatly fitted up, with the Ia.
dies aud seniIemens' cabins dlsllnc. aud Sc.
paFate. BENZ GAsS.
Agent New Seam Boat Company.
Jane 81, 1897. t6g