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EOSTER,s COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, asa

LNOSTEAyS
broadway open ia the reception Pupils and
where men arc uuahua mercantile
nor expeditions Penman.hip Commercial Ara'
matte and by Double Entry, taught the
most much less time than usually
y.ted 10 that purpose.
MANSHIP il upon orig al and improved plan
which stood The OF time and experience and received The
uuou obation OF competent jvgcs founded
simple pscipes and capable Of changing the
egblo Hand Writing and substituting elegant and mastery
use OF the pen.
BOOK KEEPING applied to island and fregn trade and
Commercial Arithmetic the short methods
Merchants and Brokers for the ,auaonoi merchandise
calculations OF per csnagc averages interest, &c. partcu
lar attended and the approved method arranging
merchants accounts is clearly exempt fec.
The learner opens, and balances complete of
Bosks, which combined all possibly
in BUSINESS and Is q,a Book keeper the
extensive mercantile establishments.
Each pupil i taught Individually and not in classes In
less IN Fcnmanship their residence. if CURED
- Prospocuses he had IVY appL Mr. Foster at lis
class rooms, s3 b oadway, uggs stone jls tt
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NOVEL AND ELEGANr PAsnI,1,

g,,,,,, -. INV tAKD. On FtTfNTTY-
'V'HE DRAWING ROOM CIPrEY; an int,rr.,,n, csn,s =.
Love and Marriage Ich Doctrises and
for the future. - - P"'1 -" s"ecuohs
The ORACLE or DESTINY; an interesting s,re i, l;h
prcpht iniy sakcredor the matters of and M,rs-e
ANSWERS oF THE iMPRovisA RICE; PoeticaI CONVEX.
ns bope, fears, rue ssesa and rebuff. ~ ~ o''"''
me ab We with vsnsy sfoens for sac the B,-k
JaniIy
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DANCING ASSEMBLIES.
BY MIR. ID. GIBSON
AT THE FIFTEENTH WARD HOTEL CORNER pLrrc.rp
AND BROADWAY,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT
T. 20 admit TIVE ladies and Gentlrnan SO cents To he
wlch street ~ -i'' "ason o.. oreen
NV EAHIBITING al the American Academy
bachy street near Asos Hotel the or r,aal end ~,
hmc lr'ntngs, The Temptation AM Espu,in ot M mi
hn banned by Dunef Tor The king Charles * III France
My nave been exhbe during tho yeu. m ,.osi III ,I
a cue ." The United Sate', TO the lively sraie aen of
Ambulance IS cents Season ticket s. cent.
I.oor open from in the morning IN Q nj njrIf
Tie Aren't confidently the public taf mi. IN Ia ,Lo
1900 - 'ot-i"es 70 Lu-
Tho rsom il kept constantly warm s,au
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IL AT MEETNG Of The pupils end irie, d. of Mr. r.
GnFFTT held II Masonic Hail. Wednesday Evening H.
Mr. kaym nd VIII called 10 the Chair and Mr. aacis
tro" was CHI sen Secretary n melon, IT was
Resolved That practical mnrk for the priva
character II MI Griffith gentleman Ind his eminent euaIci
ions fessorof Dancing, tfat tend him
ry Bull to be given at Nbo saoOn on Monday Evening Feb
ruary ~.
kesoved That appoint Treasurer Committee Of ar
ranremeDis tn consist IT Fix.
Resolved general Committee to consist of thirty
Chsir
Resolved That Price ofticke fixed m three dollars in
clud supp toadmi gentana and two lady Extra ladies
tickets dollar each
hesolsed, That the Chairman be call meetings
the several committees eItena he deems expcdIent
Resolved TIL the proceedings NJ this Mestng signed by The
Chairman ard Secretary ard publ he'd.
F. RAYMOND WHITE, Chairman.
FRANCIS BIO WIN, Secretary.
~ Tickets b. procured Of either of thu following com
miiee, who were duly elected Ut The abovs Meeting
Treasurer
$. Nj. Robbins.
Committee of Arrangements.
F. r. white, A. Fisher,
J. Il Rob nson, $. M. Ro Tins,
W. J. Car, +. Brswn.
General Conn ittee.
G. r. WheatoH, J. A. Ayres,
VIC. Hynard A. Durham,
r. Bssel, r. Tiou.
G. N Baldwin, A. CT TX,
T. Kelly, J.r. Faulkner
r. Pe<y, d. X. Huner,
j. H. Keller, Gu. Mathews,
NJ AcKinn, J. p Sun
W. n. Hurd, J. Ritter,
G: b. Graham, X. Leggvtt,
w. M DeCdmp, r. Macy
j. 5. Huyer, G. Toupkins
/! i s::s { ~ $:S:s:' Brooklyn
Managers of the fosr
~ Robinson, A. g. Fisher. s 3ts
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.SsI PASSACE FROM BELFAST Ann
No. LoNDoNDhRkY-Eycry iaahty wil Ie a.,d,t Il, -
-s pfopistsn Ia those parties who NAV ~ ,h 10 ', 80
relatives and friends brought rs,s ci,yr r,s 49,, u
ns co mites !" Gelfnst and Londonderry tn ocmpany tIs
Tree passage 70 the steame 70 Liverpool perrsv ID
Lfn. TANK loot notes aud drafts on Charles Als.,
the Belfast Banking Company, Belfast on ap,.I ~
the Brunch Bank OF Ireland Londonderry Ariy sa ~ az.
DOUGLAS. ROBINSON a CO. New yo,tg
ROBINSON d BIZ OTHERS, Banhe-. T...~,u..I
ny ROBINSON a co. Dublin. '' A-''e'f"H.
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" STOCK STORE No 100 William. eorner Of John street
Tho basoess Formerly conducted by n COTRELI,
nued under the firm ofC0TRELL CRANsTON who have thi
day ofmed Copartneshp Wholesale dealers Clothing Ne
chants &c respectfully invited above assor
OF oOds which the anl best IN the city
New York, Dec 20, 1895 CoTREIL a CRANSTON.
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viii be given apply to 377 Roadway ~ 49, y n "ase
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nv WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Aastsose~r
u SSrpWn,:r >: COSANT, STORE No. 1884 PEARL
THIS DAY M IA aeLael VI MAIDEN LANE.
&c. &I "'"i u'so'"eN'o u : aAe' 1871
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- hSs cpnlfnOti0us AT
for offices ~ tcry sesiTabl .is.lat,oo "a.
al tl,s Office Of the Herald - ~ 'e1'", 10 ~ ~
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BRANDON, (Mr.l Sent. 81

Murder and Robbery-On Monda, niph.
last between the hours Of 1 | aud 3 O'clock
a most inhuman murder was committed IN
the county Of Simpson, attended with the
robbery OF large amount Of money.
Mr.. Samuel Brorh, aged 96 years. and
his partner aged 81, had retired that night.
as usual, 10 repose, shielded by the respect
due TO age and the laws OF The land. Dur.
'ng the night some unknown villains enter.
ed the house, took them from their bed into
The piazza, and most iuhumanly tomahawk.
ca and murdered them. They next proceed.
ed to murder all the negroes they could
bud, but succeeded 10 DESTROYING only three,
whom they aiterw ards burnt: Two negro
women and eight or ten children escaped to
spread the intelligence o. the sad catastro.
phe.
Mr.. Brown had from seven TO ten thous.
and dollars 10 specie 10 the house, which he
had lately procured some younger persons
10 count over for him; also considerable
amount ia bank notes. The former was all
stolen and tho latter left. The scoundrels
were anxious 10 leave no clue by which
they may be traced. But an incensed com.
munhy Is awake and on the alert. Suspi.
cIon, we are told, is fixing on various sup.
positions. Some think the occurrence is
due to some of the famous Murrel clan,
others attribute II TO others. We know
nothing; but trust that deeds which scarce.
ly have parallel in the black catalogue of
crime may be traced to the real actors, and
condlgn vengeance overlake them Re.
publican.
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The late Elections.

Gsotsis.-FFom tbs safe tsays tho Nat, Int
se tacs al Irusih received ,s,arns from all the
eoon'ien A. reported 10 silr Georgia papers, they
give Govsrfser Gilwe, r iariiy u 900 votes oser
TIC Van Rn7sn candidate. ts,. sehley
~ ,be ia.i slsoliun, ia ls35. Gov. Schiey's ras.
iariss ovsf bis spppaent N. 4s7f, which, ad'ea
10 NJ Cilmu,'s present maiotity, makes Wing
sain u some $500 votes.
4 lssdipg Van Bafea papcr 10 Augusta, in con.
sssiba ,is modification - the sueeess the whirs
ascflbss ii al Icas va Ma, c,y sad couniy. 10 sun-
Dr., esuso,. which ws are very glad TO learn are
me- a;ive IN - respectable por'ion Of 80 nlucn.
tai State. The Chrcu;cls--the parcr referred
o--says, the deicat 81 ,iio Administration party
ass. auiuags, o,ter .birRs, prodaccd by the con.
a'ereisl Fu.bsffasieenis Of Ihe country the de.
carnations Of Mr. Van Buten sasins, national
h,aA. sa4in jaesr # disores BY n, GoreSntEt
Gsa 81 tsRttaF Institutions; ald he question of
sasPsuisg or lossi banks, ia The Legislature, "a
saEpsndisg per paymeuts; al bad bearing on
hr election"
PeaHs lrsaia.--o On, Of tbe riuo S.nators che
ssu lh~ yrar, tina Whiqs have elected sevVu, The
state Of per;s, ~ tie Legislature III, according
10 tbs best Information stand ;has,
II the Asscmbl,--w bies "a Van Boron Sc
n the seuate--whigs To Van Barren II.
on pint ballot, The Van Barren men viii have
tnaj1ti,y 81 T--lss, year they had majority Of
shao. %. This is crca, change in the h,y
Store State
Asg Jsnsy--As stated las; week, the WhE
vic,ory has beaA eomplgle. On joint baIto, TIE
wipgs s,aod as, two 10 oac 10 the Legislature,
ahcfeas Tho Ven Buren, party had iastyeor ma
jsi,y Of 81.
Odia,--In tbs State great WING victory has
been acl.iescd Osio IS redeemed from the tsiai If
TN Ba,tmsn , and a. Ways hare moionties
"a loh fraaches ia 10 Legisiaiue!! Tie Co,
lu,abns Il -t,,er says,
.Thc r,,t,as from all The districts are no, YET
received bot enough is known, contained ia
ine table below, In show thai tie Wings viii have
ms iorjty al o, least FOUR Ia the Senate, and SIN
IN ihe tloosc! This will DO unel aed Oolabcf
~ men The Wings, who wefT taugM mapping ia
namber al ihc counties, vill b. lourd every man
q l,is post EAing's reiarn 70 the Senate Of the
United States, Is certain - site Allen and Nor.
rs have received ihclf ios'uciious;'
THO rslatos show tlai parlics stands as ioloWs
70 Whigst e l6 v, T. nen IL the Senate, and 10
waigs 80 - V. .. men IL The House. Last year
there wsr,s g Wings II 2Q V. u men 10 the Sc.
g
nate. ard IS Wing. n5s V. b men IN the House
whm Raa 4 Ia lhy scaalc and IL IL The House
Wing majority "a joint ballot ~; against Van
Boren majority Of last year
edikaasos.--NIr. Yell il appears, was elected IN
| Iaiy asi. for the eSsd session only Unlike the
Mississippi members. Mr.. Yeil's party waived all
claim TO the srat for tho whole Congress aad reg.
uiaiiy nominated him for reelection at the usual
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-03

a Ii persons are forewarned trading for
A' note Of hand given TO " IN. NJ. Bost.
wick, Due t" el,e months after date. for nue.
teen dollars aud ninety.ntne cents, as have
cot receN ed value for the same-and am
determined not to pay the full amount Of
said note unless compelled 10 do SO bv law.
JOHN SIMPSON.
Oct q, 1887. ~
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DIED

In this Town, on the 18th OIL Mr.. SAMUEL
NOWLAN IN the 25th year Of his age.
In This county, on the %Ist uitino, Mrs HAN.
NAH a. NEEL, wife q NJ. Thomas G. Nrel, Of
fayette county, Tennessee, and daughter Of the
late HuEh Mcdowell, E.q., deed, OF this county,
in the 10Th year Of her age
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NOTICE.

zSigaes ss.isa4a--rs.-a ESHE Members Of the
e So Il Charlotte Mdepen-
zze dent Club " viii meet at
the Clue room on SATURDAY night. the 4lh
of November, 1887. As their viii be bus-
ness Of Importance for transaction by the
Club, the members will be punctual 10 at.
tending.
ZIP COON. Secre,orD.
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NOTICE.
Oct. 81, 1887

Il FnY virtue Of decree from
49, ;T.fee. he tie Court Of Equity, I
s.. !. Il IL will sell at The Courthouse in
Charlotte, on the Attn dav of
December next, being the first Monday of
the month, the following valuable lands, VIZ:
One Lot IN the Town OF Charlotte known
by No. 53, IN square s,h, bounded in front
by Tryon street, and running back lor CON-
pIlment, formerly owned by Jas. e. Spears.
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~ we TtiuTh opr thanks 10 the Editors Of the
Raleigh Register for copy of Judge srapges
Address, delivered at Chapel fiia in June LAST
b-.y reference 70 the proceedings of Congress
on the 18th ult. il win be seen that lie Subj
sury Bill was ordered To lie on the table By a ma
jariiy Of 10. The Globe holds out the idea That,
the bill was only laid on the table until Tie next
session. The Inlelligencer ia Noticing the re.
marks of ihr Globe says;
The srtful manner in which the defeat Of the
Administration ON the Sub Treasury bill was an
noaacsd IN The official paper, has led some Of our
contemporaries. not well verscd IN tho rules Of pro-
eeediag in congfcss. into a miseuncnption Of the
nature Of the vote by which the House Of Repre-.
senialves gave It's quietus 10 the Treasury schere
The Globe states that the bill was " laid on tie Ia.
Bile unHi te merit session." and adds that g the
posiponing proposition was carried b. i20 to 1917
but The Globe well knew ihal DE motion vas mo-,
70 lay the btl the table "unil tie next sts-
sion." and tIat no such motion would have been
admissible, under the rules. The motion sian.
ply 10 lay lsc hiil 90 The table, sh.eh equisa.
lent 10 ftjeeiion--iDasmueh the bill died with
thc session, end cannot bs resumed al the next,
except by being originated de r0r0.
Nor is the talk abou, po-tp oning " less decor.
Tive bccaaso. bad that been the motion. j, would
have been equally decisive aud fatal to the bill, a.
every measure 10, originating ~ the House, and
postponed beyond the session, expires with tho
session.
The Globe viii not pretend that Il viii be COM
peen iof ahe House IN take up the bill a. the next
session, IL the point at sh,eh the late sessie1 lc
Il, and resume It's consideration as thpDgt Il had
{ a.. A l.
take, therefore for say 20 i0irr, tfn tio lJb-
gusgo Of tie G'ob, lhai the decision Of the llouse
n Representatives any thing H.oro OF iers
,han rejection - ghe b,l; snd the deessi0u woald
hsse bcea hs same. sad It's tate tho ssiae hsd tho
question ssoeu pat ia snl oher form. aiisough the
votes mlghs have somewbsl varied in tbor rcla-
tive numbSrs.
8FVe have Inserted ia Id avs eaugr at,,af onc
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-03

We are witness TO the fact, that highly
respectable gentleman of this place, few
days since, offered his servant boy, aged a
bout | 5 years, bis freedom if he desired 1t,
aud proposed 10 obtain his emancipation by
the Legislature. The boy objected to be.
ing set free, and said-he had rather be a
slave and belong 70 good master than TO
be free, for said he, free negroes here
are worse oiflhsn slaves" This We believe
would be the decision Of nine tenths Of the
slaves in the South, If their freedom was
offered them Western Cdrolinian.
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WASHINGTON. OCT. 90.

AsHINGToN, Oct. 20.
For several days past report has been
- circulation 10 this city, of an attempt to
set fire TO the General Post Office, which
IS now kept IN the large building formerly
occupied by Mr.. A. Fuller, and known BY
Tie name Of The American Hotel, situated
at the corner Of Pennsy lyana avenue and
Fourteenth street. We understand that
bundle oil papers which were placed on the
mahlle-piece Of the Postmaster Generals
room, were found burnt, and the mantle
piece charred, when the room was entered
early on Sunday morning. Appearances
we're, therefore, much III favor Of the suspl.
cIon that an inceudiary attempt had been
made, probably at the time when the watch.
man was temporarily absent on Saturday
night, gong his rounds in the other parts
OF the building. We also understand that
an investigation has been instituted into the
circumstances by order of the Postmaster
General; bli Of the result we are not yet
apprlzed.- Nat. Int.
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PROC. MoNEY-suB TREASURY.


The paper currency issued BY North Ca.
rolina, Immediately after the close of the
revolutionary war, was unfortunately ailud
cd to BY Mr.. Calhoun, ia his speech on The
currency, as an example of the soundness
aud stability ofn Government currency. He
had been advised that ii continued to CIR.
culate for more than twenty years, after the
adoption ofthe Federal Constitution, at par
,rih gold and Silrtr." On this very tha.
teual point, Mr.. C's Informant was widely
mistaken. There were two emissions Of
this money-one hundred thousand pounds
in 1853, and the same amount IN 1855. Ii
was, rs stated BY Mr. Clay, called Proc,
an abb,eya'ion Of the authority under which
il was put forth and in 'uur wears after the
last emission, i. sunk .ffiy per cent. belop
par 50 that IN 1859, sixteen shilllngs.
which oughtto have been equal 70 t,ro sil.
yer dollars, would il fact command but
one = notwithstanding II was under the laws
Of the State, ld,rtu tender, and receiva.
bic at the Treasury in payment of the pub.
lie revenues. Even after provision was
made for the redemption of this Proc. money
by an arrangement with the old State Bank,
which was chartered in 1910, IT continued
Mt a depreciation of % per cent
Aud is that the sort Of money which the
"author olthe letter to Sherrod Williams"
and successor to the greatest and best, J"
promises 10 give the PEOPLE as a substitute
for that of National Bnuk which has been
tried and proved To be the best currency IN
the world VIII the people receive IT ?
can they sanction such measure Star.
DR.. LEONARD OSBORNE, of Washington
City, Fleet Surgeon of the West India
Squadron, was killed on the 9TH inst. by
the upse,ting of stage on his way from
Pensacola 10 Washington.
Z. s. Sur INTERCHANGEABLE EMPEROR
OF Russia Capt. Richardson, Of brig Lee
onidas, from Consiradt, arrived at Boston,
informs the Messrs. TopIItf from whom we
have this iu,elhcence,l that the IT, S. irig.
( ate Independence sailed from Constradt on
/ The 18Th of August. Being all ready for
sea and the wind hight, the Emperor, direct
a boat, with an officer and boats crew, to be
sent from every Russian ship Of war in the
harbor, 10 assist in towing the frrgate; and
Captain Richardson says that she went out
of the barber in fine style, with string Of
boats nearly half mile long in advance
The Emperor'S attention to the lrlgate and
her officers was unremited, to the last mo
ment of her stay at Constradt; and II was
remarked that no ship Of war, of any nailoH'
had ever before been known to receive such
manifestation of good will, in Russian bar
bor,-N. ]. Com.
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ALSO

Two Tracts Of Land formerly owned by
Frederick Dlnkins, lying on the waiers Of
Sugar Creek, one joining the lands of Col.
Augustus Alexander, Mrs. Smart and 9TH
efs--the other joining II. II. Glover and
others-generaliy well known.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-03

BJ'weh have inserted IN ,o-5ays paper aboei ono
half 81 NJ Gays speech on ,hc Sab.Tfpafa,y
b'lt IL our neat we shall eoaeloda Il, and then
se sill lag before oar resGer. Mr Cshoun's Sc.
cond sPcssh On lbe same subject.
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Very Good. The Raleigh Standard, so
celebrated for ITS constant application OF all
the slang epilhets 10 the Wings, such as
"arstocrats," /" Bank Why's" " rag bar.
ons, &c. &c, gravely calls upon " brave
and honest people not 10 become tie VIC.
tins of ambitious men, through unmeQaing
and reproGchfri applications and that 10.
.ioco,' agrarian,' &c, Will not be taken
for argument" &c.-FGy Dos.
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0-fhe whole atmosphere, " from Maine
10 Georgia" is vocal with Wing excIama
lions Of joy ard gratitude. Never, since
the glorious invention Of Ballot Boxes, has
so much been accomplished for the cause af
Rcpublicauism. Seven months have wrought
an entire and perfect revolution in the pop.
ular sentiment of the country. The voice
Of tins great People is now distinctly ex.
pressed and recorded against corrupt,
rotten and repudia,ed Admlnstration-4L
bany Journal.
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/ pcrsue The letter of our amendment, bu,

ysNIey will pcrsas the spirit Of il. By running so
'af mo North Carolina as to enable to connect
WIN y conveniently, with our own State. we in
he ssiisfcd. We hope 10 be able 10 give further
particulars IN cur ext.-RgtherJOrdtoa Gazene.
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DR.. LEONARD OSBORNE, of Washington
City, Fleet Surgeon of the West India
Squadron, was killed on the 9Th inst. by
the upsetting of a stage on his way from
Pensacola 10 Washington.
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turns have been received from l4cSa1sies. n 81.
~ Two OF which Yell received a majority Sue
cess 10 the good cause Z.
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Friday, November ., 1887.

1--WE return our thanks 70 the Editors Of the
Raleigh Register for copy of Judge slrapges
Address, delivered al Chapel fiiH in June LAST
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A Tract of Land, containing 81 acres,
formerly owned by Alex. Gillespie, joining
the lands Of Robert and Edwin Potts aud
others.
The above Lands will all be sold, for the
beneii: of The heirs al law, on a credit OF 10
months-bond and security will be required.