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Manufacturing Of Carriages,
NOTICE.

THyHE subscriber having qualified as admins
E traitor on the estate Of Asher Jones, deed re-
quests all persons having claims against said De.
ceased 10 present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by Las. or TINS uolItc
will be plead in bar; aud 40 hIs niAirs Is ielt IN
such a state as to render II impossible for han 70
ascertain DO are TO the estate he hopes II
there is any ono indebted to it they will have the
honesty 10 MAKE it known so as to enable him 10
pay The debts. ..,.
THOS. j. HOLTON
May 70, $40.
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Information Wanted,

Al tao yourr Wrn ~ the name Of BENZ
" MIN aid JEssE NELLY The ffs va
q years o.a ast November. and The latter 4 :
Oetgb,5 last Slia Young n'rn esc orphan, ia.
Refe made drunk aud whilst N .hst ,ias.ig.
being Hucaic.5 vefe persuaded and cncfctc q
assign a deed 70 a certain tract Of iaIt, dfaNr u
1fphao---agd the boys unconscious d via, IN
had done TIE stretches beiLg sbou, 10 soa,i 4,
1t. lusei.lod end scared the boys, by pcrsatr;
them they would be hanged or sent 10 ht Pa
tougiary, ior uhat they had donc---hnd run Ia.
aH from Mluweaihrr county, Georgia, sbogi "
%ltA q Scp,embef, 81 since which tine M
ing certain has been beard from them. R,paa
says they getc seen IN AbbcSille District, C.
They we're run of by ore James Ysaey, AHt VI
ers, Any ini-rmAtion respecting the boyA =
maii % athcfEite, whether they are siigg o. Ca.
viii Be thankfully received by tic sabsrubei--,,s
Editors q ncwspaPcfs 10 SOUTH Carolina, M,
Catlltaa, o. G,otgia, a ~ confer .asof ont e.
tfesssd mother aad der orphan children, By ,ral
tho a5ate an ip'e't5n 10 lhoir papers
Il sad boys can be found, they have nohigt
fear % Georgia, as ihey afe cnoHcrascd iion az.
crime "a The case ELI kiItlltNS
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Kings Mountain Iron.

FEyfE subscriber will keep hereafter h.,
a and general assortment OF IRON, M
the kings Mountain Iron Company, Of y,r
superior qpslrly, snd suited iar Carriagr
Wagon work, &c, which wili be sst I
reasonable terms.
LEROY SPRINGS
De- 10, ls3g. I'M
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FOR CASH O.vEx:
Ralc Yarn & Brown Shirting

Manufactured at Lexington, ". c.
E HAVE received quantity Of the above arii.
II Giles, which will sell wholesale or retail, at
very reduced prices. believe the Shirtings the
beet ever saW in any part OF the United States.
wish the Merchants and Farmers To call and eN
anime, and shall b. sure OF a sale.
IL B. WILLIAMS. Agent.
Charlotte, July H. le40. 42y
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JOHNSTON Iron.

EQUAL TO ANY IN THE ONION
ZpIiE subscribers zone mile $. L. Of the TqL
". asecge Ford, on the road leading to Chr
Iotte,l have, and viii continue 10 keep, large a.!
general assortment Of Tie above article. Tb9s
wishing 10 purchase can he supplied a, 81 ca,
Cash.
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Feb. 10. 1870. 20G
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Ca>tIron Gecring. MACHINERY 4

Tie Subscriber s,ll tccc,yc orders for Ca,t.
IssaH4tle ior Mining MacmGery, Sc. pas
4s s executed promptly " the Kings Ma.
tain loo Company.
LEROY SPRINGS .
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pietlmOntc~e silk Reel.

flNllE subscriber having commenced the man.
III uactnte OF the above reel, offers them now
10 the SILK Growing Community on as reasonable
terms as the article can be- procured at the North
and equally as good specimen mas be seen Al
the suh~cfibsf'- shop n t1s town Of Charl0,te.--
rs this is The reel so highly recommended by That
scj,.ku0Wn friend of thc SiN cause, Mr. G. y.
SHllh, and the only une that has met with gsner.
81 appreciation, every person engaging 10 tAc Bu
srngss should Immediately provide higaHal vHh
one aH6 learn to reel SILK, thctc'y adding more
than auc- h4if to H. value
ORDERS from distance si.l meet with pune
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Charlotte Male Academy.

THNIlE Regular Exercises of the above lnstitu,
Il ton will be resumed on the fist Monday
n August next
ROBT. G. ALLISON.
July7, 1910. III
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On hand, Come and Buy!

n HAVE On hand at tins time, several Cary
IL ais. Jumpers, Curyhccs, and =
well finished sUli&iIs, one Of which IS very
fine, and an continually putting Up Work IN the
above hue Gentlemen wishing 10 bay would do
well to call in aud see for themselves as good le'ns
will be given them.
All kinds Of REPAIRING done as heretofore,
doors below tie Methodist Epscopa! Church,
on Seyenth-street.
WM l.. MITCHELL.
Charlotte, jay :, lSi0. 4lT
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ANlNG nssoci-'rd sill attnrd 10 the pr1c.
. d ,tco OF Medicine q surgery in oil
their collateral branches. HEY may b CONSULT
90 al all tunes cNccp, tbcn absent On profession.
al business at their rascr formerly occupied by
DR.. J. VI ilappoldtI Cases fyqliuug consull,
ton shall be aucudcl to without any adGiuJua!
expense.
Charlotte, Jan. l. $50 1871
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V AN IEp-An Apprentice ID the Pttnting
" b'|oc's' a boy Is or IL years OF arc
'rcierfcd--oi good character. -
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E.vCOTEe.fGE
HOME MANUFACTURES.

TEyIIE subscriber respectfully tendershis thanks
II to the inhabitants OF Mecklenbufg apd sur
rounding country, for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on him since he has been engaged 40
this place IN the
Manufacturing Of Carriages,
and assures them that his work, as heretofore,
shall be finished on the most improved and durable
plans. Those in want OF Carriages would do well
to give lin call before purchasing elsewhere.
AllORDERS from distance will he thankful
" received and promptly attended TO-
All kinds of REPAIRING done with neatness
and on moderate terms.
CARTER CRl1'TENDEN.
4gnl 10, $40. 2a4
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importation ~

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Saia.r-aa sss Tias Franchise ar esks Is bbls wine
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Packets to Depart.
To Masters Of Vessels.


Commanders OF vessels, Of every elias and
viii confer gr'a. favor having list Of their carvo,.
seges and report Of vessels len at the pert rhnc. tbv
sailed and the vessels cn ready their arrival here for
s. Martin commodore o. He OF news .cLooa.,, n,
will board them inme lately their arrival
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lawson, 700 eaes coffee ceroons indigo Harmony
20. 2N bags coffee Aymp Go. h,,le. Ma.
Thompsou a. bis so5 half tons fss,ir ~ a 49,,
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tsrsyra, brig Rowen, for WORK soon e' AZ ia
10 r Nevius Son. " "N' No'"' NC
sehr Oues,e, Brannsr "a days from Cane Fsvtiep 70 "a
Lev' With 20 tons io9wood 2it bales tebscco las.
s,dss Is esis psppsr logs rahossny q Ros,srs Co
days out. " "'' "
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4, master 10y " WIN wv
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sshr Tsrsn, Small, 10 days from Ess,por with plaster
,srtr United States Alexander days from Win pr,on
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PEALE's MUSEUM,

BToddWdy, opTosIft fHf tiFV
Day visiis re- Museum admitted the
Jug, free Of charge. - -.
proproped the UHited States to be seen during ~
day ard rng. .....
A half rast O'Clock every evening MISS WYMAN, thu
celebrated LADY MAGICIAN who has Just resined frop
avery through the Eastern States viii gray
the pablo With astonishing variety OF The most weAde,f.
ests in N.tromantc Art and plea
sing which the dissppstrsne OF youW
tormsncc led each tvtn'ng and MT
WYNAr viii rive various Z olloques in NkNThiLO-
CIsM iurodue NC his uch admired Aut ua,on sp< asDg
F,rure lie will Acoustic Illusions to show
the b.tNea initiating Sounds AID power OF Ven
vi LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTION sESPENT, from
Fane1 cass during The day and evening" by Mr.
Owens =, =, .--.-.--.- .x - ~...-
half NY IN
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II. BOsT WICK, NJ. d.,
SUR GEON DENTIST,

de as No IS Chambers at al hous. west Of Brsaswsy.
DrDING sCHOoL-MR RQULsTQNE respectfully IN
IL forms he (Seuseren af New York. that his Evening
School for instruction of eutiemea the noble art q
horse arshp open fsrt wine. Hours from toe ococh
every evening except Sunday geutle~en msy rect assed
psrs will y. spaed 20 make hnshsd ers OF al thai
NAV honor him themselves under his instruction.
Tsyr,s ado Knows the School is7 Mercer street inms
dietels IN cf La Fayette Hall 49,
skssi fer Ladies " a. usual daily, Sundays esespt
ed) from o'clock. A ~ TO o'clock NJ centenea AZ.
not uitl during Ladies' h,urs uness attendance With
Ladies. Boys taught during Y dies, hours =
JOHN kOVLsTONE, pfor-ietr.
New York Nov. iT,is.o nis imis
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~ TO RENT, for a term Of years, handsome
II country residence within miles of the City OF PhiA-
G pia with Of hignly improved land, with
variety Of fruit On ,ho PREMISES ns stone house with
hall kitchens first Eoor large
cnent hambers above the out houses tho barns
with stahg FOR five horses, an ice house smoke
house hsuss three pumps, and pond for the ice hose
at earot distance SAID property desirable as
the commoJa to the city numerous being Of me
from Columbia EA Road and OF mile from Ridge turn
pike.
HOY Past Once. Ptia Islpha, saw
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1ERICAN MUSEUM.


Corner Of Broadtcoy and Ann street.
TREMENDOUS AND UNRIVALLED ATTRACTION.
Lat week OF The engagement Of Mrs GlBES the eeebrs-
Reeress.mept of Mr. C FREEMAN. the great
GOLIAH, or DOUBLE JOINT ED AN ERICAN GIANT.
Mr. only outh Of 20 Of age wh incredi
bic size combined With agility and strength strikes every be-
no DEF with sdairatitn and surprise
In addition the above the have been able To
effect shoit engagement with Mons ADRANT L, the great
Magician, who was big ly successful during re'ions
gas. at this Museum.
Mrs GIBBS will contribute to Diversity the ainneuts
Of Mons ADRANT with choice sslecon OF sonss
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, viii Sing
and" Rory OMore"
THURSDAY, Fga a d ga urday, o,-
Commen.i.g on MONDAY EvENiNG, December I4.b,
and continue every evening during the week.
ADRE NJ will vary his sntert inwe EMS every Eve
nirf CONSISTING Of Natural Magic oeeul Eeas Deceptive
Ira sfrl al, Act ef sorcery Astounding FL
Ne, which b. Gle all sttes pts at dee cription
Nous Ad, ent will transfer aous articles hy G
the Saloon during his which be 10 I'd
audeuee This feat estimated Ne Plus Ultra of the
N,oromanfic Art
The evening" will conclude with MIR Mael-
zes beautiful and vnriyalled keehs zeal Figures conipg
The Stage will be appropriately arranged Representing
In addition above Ray Fsney Glass Blowing
stso sshi,stng, the grand COsMoRAafA, which exee's
every thing II the kind in the United States.
NBDsy Nisiters admitted IA The evening" without extra
Performance will commence in tie Saloon e'erhg at
rrineipas OF Schools and their Pupils admitted liberal
Ad,,tanee 10 the Museum and all the sntftanments
cent?. Children under 10, halt price. th