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\ MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. Bar

3 ,un1, Manager:
NEW AND UNEXAMPLED ATTRACTIONS.
Day visitors ann tted SAKE evening free.
TIE manager hsppy TO announce the first appearance
in America of Miss MARY DARLING. the b"sutiiut and
charming ng,isb enchantress. pup OF Herr Dsfrong
No All iate description be given OF her wonderful
Magical ferormape eathey must be seea TO seappreca7
ted
Also engaged for one week, CHANG FONGi the cer-
brated Chinese Jugg!er Also Mr. c. Jenkins, the com:
droerst tenor singer, bsojo payer &c Last week OF
sis, Hood. La Petite Celeste, the popular dansense
Y., Ethiouan burI~sane OF Dickens Boz The Ma
odeon hich plays The sweetness and effect Of my
performers, Abi1o lady, Psychological examinations MD
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1RUTON WATER-Nliller s. Coates,
" Plumbers 16 Grand street, doors East or Broad
yay furnish TnEed, Lead Composition and Iron Pipes,
jumps iydran Fountains, Bath Tubs, &c, and every ar
,cle copsec ted with The Croton Water In Dwelling,
Warehouses and Manufactures. Orders for the ntcduc-
oJt srersr .pry,n pttv Srr MI lr,.
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TUST RECEIVED from AUCTION, a
~ splendid assortment English Thread Laces and Edg-
ngs very cheap; small ol double thread Brussels Lace
also very cheap Fg'd plain Bcbbnst Laces for caps
new an gay stye ladies' fancy Cravais and Scarsi also
10, OF Second Mourning do; French needeworked Col
lars hems,itched and reversed Hand i6d, an ao:i
men Of Ribbons al 6 cents per yard striped and corded
Swiss Musns at Is Cd yd quantity OF brsige Tor
ye cord lining uslins al Cd pr yd, brown Hollands bro
and beached sheeting from Sd To dCoon Tcken al
l0d 400 yds A striped Canton Mating at Is I'd per yard
Gloves Hos cry and numerous other articles n Inc ary
T . G. GlRVAN,
MO- lis 2tos $50 Blocker, cor. Morton st
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.NNILLINERY Various
fA styles Paris rich Bonnet Ribbons Paris rich pal'ep
SILK Hats, Hats, various styles Sparen OF willow
Sheets and Straw Brads. One case rich Blonde Laces,
Fiiet Mts Gloves. &c &C. Frepch various pattern EN-
broieres &c &c. &c received and for sale by
A X. THOMSON, SO Beaver street MO lw"
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DANK NOTES Of The Union Bank
Dover New Jersey wanted haiti per cent discount,
Nv JOHN II. SMITH 4 CO.,
nrO9v+ 80 w all street
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EMBROIDERY" OF ALL KINDS and
ElORNAMENTAL PAINTING "A young Lady late
ron, Hamburg proposes teach few Ladies the above
branches by gviag lessons OF two hours EACH rom 10 70 Il
.ppciucs OF different branches TO be taught may be
ee Very interesting Oriental Painting OF all kinds oil
uis flowers &c. taught from eight 10 twelve lessons
% learners who have previous knowledge OF drawing
MODS ir -
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SXTARR ANTED PURE Curled Hair

M ARR ANTED PURE Curled HAIR
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud Western gentle
T,sn and all in OF the above article would do
well before purchasing elsewhere to call at DER Warehouse
examine stock we are confident that aer az e1
criehce in the Upholstery Business OF upwnrds o.
,yo wears We can furnish them With Bedding Of Tie r't
~ ar oui al tho civ G.P.& J. 9RATACAP,
IIpbolsttrv Paper HaDgugs, Window Shade and Bedding
mills 2wt Warehouse, No. 81 Maten.lane
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MARBLE MANTELS.-A few Marble
aaptels for sale at IS Prince Asp,hespck ,cop
,slrg OF egyptian white yeued, Irish and American mar
mbs
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GAMUEL LUUNSBURf, formerly pa
~ venport Lounsbufy,y Merchant Tailor, would in
form hi, friends and public that be Snow asnr
The Old stand, i6 Fulton where he would be hap
pyio them The friends of sf John Rogers, lwho he's
atay disposed his interest In this establishment 10 the
suhscber) respectfully solicited TO continue their pa
trnnase Prices 10 correspond with the times miSslw'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02

f.,nCEEDINGS or A MEETING OF
Ir WIG MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
!, a Joint meeting Of the Wing mem
: If The Senate and House of Repre-
.,,iye, of the U. States, held in The
a,,e Chamber on Saturday evening,
18th February, lsi3, for The purpose
,,osidering the proprlety Of holding a
| .nooal Convention 10 nominate candl-
co. 10 be supported by the Wing party
/ ,ho mex, election OF President aud Vice
,S,dent Of the United States, Richard
Bayard, of Delaware, was called TO the
il,,, and Alex. III. ii. Stuart, OF Virgin.
and John c. Clark, Of New York, were
aooiu,ed Secretaries.
Mr. Tallmadge, of N. York, on behalf
:. mint committee appointed at a previous
| scuur to consider what measures should
adopted, made a report, which, having
| q, discussed and amended, was unani-
on.lv adopted. The report is in the fol-
wing words, viz;
!. Whereas the expectancy of holding a
.,ional Convention for the nomination Of
/ ,rl;dates for President and Vice presi-
| "a, has been suggested by the Wings in
| ,,ols parts of the Union; and il having
90, referred by them to the Wing Mem.
i. Of Congress TO designate the time and
/, ,ce ofboldng said Convention: therefore
!. Rssolped, That the Wing Members Of
oaress, concurring IN the eXpediency Of
otoposcd Convention, and yielding to
\. wishes expressed that they should de.
male the time and place, do respectfully
L'oommend that a Wing National Conyen.
!, for the nomination OF candid-te for
p,esiJea, and Vice President Of the Uni.
I i States be held al the city of Baltimore
I Wednesday, the Sd day Of May, 1914;
4 "A hat the said Convention be composed
| i, lega,cs from the respective States
,al 10 the number of Senators and Re.
I 1.,entaiiyes of each State in The Con.
r... Of the United States"
4 On motion Of SIR. Underwood, Of Ken.
krsy, vas
Rtsolred, That the proceedings Of this
c,ng be signed by the Chairman aud
rr,4rles, and published in the National
Le.igcnccr and other Wing papers"
RlCnARD H. BAYARD, Chairman.
4 l.n m srrAat lS,,,..,,,,,
/ jas {, CLAAK,
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REV. DIR BARTHOLOMEW
Pink ExpeetOfant Syrup.

A n agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
IA for Coughs, Hoarseness Colds, Pain in the
Breast, Influenza, Hard Breathing, and difficult
Expectoration. For Adults and Children in cold
climates and warm.
Have you a Cough DO not neglect it Thou
sands have net premature death for the want of
lirtle attention TO common cold.
Have you Cough Rev. Or. Bariholomew's
Expectorsnt Syrup, safe medical prescription,
containing no poisonous drugs, and used in an ex-
tensive practice for several years will most posi-
lively afford relief, and you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption. which usually
sweeps into the grave HUNDREDS of the young the
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have you Cough BE persuaded to purchase
bottle Of this Expectorant Syrup to-day To
morrow may be too late.
Have you Cough = Bartholomew's Expecto.
rant Syrup is the only remedy you should take TO
cure you. For this plain reason That in the
thousand cases where it has been used, It has not
failed TO relieve
For sale in Charlotte, N. c. by D. Oates and T.
J. Holton in Salisbury by c, B. Wheeler in Lex
ington by J P. Mabry; in Greensborough by ]. &
R, Sloan; in Fayetteville By J. A. Rae; in York
Vile, S. c. BY Comstock's & Co. agent.
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Va A ostdlsgraceful scene took place
IN the House Of Representatives on the
l4lh, while Mr.. Arnold's retrcnchment
bill was under consideration. Such a
scene, we are informed, was never witness
scd IN The House before and is a disgrace
to the Country. The following is an &C.
count of the scene:
Mr.. Wise saidth he had an amendment, which
no wished to come in as an additional proviso.
Mr.. Arnold. MIR. Chairman, we cannot bear a
solitary word. Rolrs of laughter They are
laughing here like hyonas. Renewed laughter.
Mr. Wise repeated that he had an amendment
to come 10, by way OF proyso Provided that
besides hls pay, no Senator shall be allowed.
Mr.. Arnold. Mr.. Chairm..,, this question is
not debateable. fGrcat laughter and confusion /
object. Mr.. Chairman TO this debate. Renew.
ed laughter.
Mr.. Wise. am not debating it. am die.
tating my amendment TO the Clerk.
Prou'ded, further That. besides his pay, no
Senator shall be allowed cries of "roist beef"l
any ratlons ferries Of whether was it beef OF
not in kind, other than beef-Thissc
Mr.. Arnold. Oh, LET bin go on.
Mr.. Wise in continuation roasted, laugh.
ter, and not TO exceed cost OF So. Loud and
long continued roars Of laughter
Mr.. Arnold. Mr.. Chairman, have an amend
ment tothe amendment it is as follows Except
:" the guard" who are 10 receive foreign missions
after the 18th of March next. Roars ofhughter.
Mr.. Wise Mr. Chairman, rise 10 question
of order. Laughter. move further amend
mcnt TO except the Senate, where is no member
Of the guard. Laughter
The Chairman decided all these amendments
TO he out of order.
Mr.. Arnold. Mr. Chairman, order must be
restored, for we cannot heor word. Laughter
Gentlemen are designing-i charge, sir, that
they are designedly making noise. Renewed
laughter, cries of order" and the loud hum oil
voices ! kope, sir, the Char will preserve or.
der, o. we must slop. Laughter n al! parts o.
the House
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In CAnARRES.

! Pursuant to public notice, a meeting oil
the Wings of Cabarrus County was held
at the Court House in Concord, on Wed.
nesday the 22d of February lc43, for the
purpose Of appoinln. Delegates TO attend
the District Convention TO be held at
Mount Mourne in Iredell County on the
lth day Of April next, to select some suit.
able person to be run by the Wings of This
District at the next Congressional election,
when, on motion, Col. George Barnhardt
was called to the Chair and K. W. Ali.
son was requested to act as Secretary
The Chairman called on Col. j. W. Long
TO explain the object Of the meeting,
Whereupon, Maj. Jas. w. Scott intro.
duced the following preamble and Resolu.
tons which where adopted by the meet
ing, VIZ:
WHEREAS, proposition having beer
made that the Wings of the Cd Congress
sional District hold General Convention
of the several Counties at Mount Mourne
in Ircdel County on the 4th day Of April
next, to be composed of Delegates in the
proportion Of one for every hundred Wing
voters in each County for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate TO represent the
District in the 2eth Congress and for more
cordially uniting upon some man, whose
tried integrity, eminent abilities, Gvowed
principles and public services deserve 10
command our utmost confidence and trust,
so as TO bring forth our most vigorous and
united efforts and thus secure a certain and
triumphant majority, in the District.
ResoIced, therefore, That the Wings of
Cabarrus do most heartily approve of the
proposed Convention and that we appoint
eight Delegates to represent this County
in the same.
ReSolred, That the Chairman Of this
meeting be authorized TO ill all vacancies,
which may occur through the inability Of
any member Of the delegation TO attend.
RESOLVED, That we will cordially adopt
and support any one who may be nominal.
ed by the Convention (be he who he may)
and we deprecate plurality Of candidates
from our party as fatal to our success.
The following persons were nominated
and elected by the meeting as Delegates
to the Convention, viz c. Melchor, Esq.
Maj. w. c. Corum, Maj. w. F. Pharr,
Caleb Phiter, Joshua Harris, Mai ]. w.
Scott, Col. J. NJ. Long and w. S. Harris.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Carolina
Watchman and Charlotte Journal.
After which the meeting adjourned.
G. BARNHARDT, Chairman.
r. w. ALLISON, Secretary
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GDarIntfR.
Thursday, March =. 1913.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, OF kentucky.
ENTERTAINMENT.

In the House Of Representatives on the
18th inst. bill, introduced a short time
ago by Mr.. Arnold, of Tenn, for reducing
the pay Of Members Of Congress and the
salaries Of various other officers of gov.
ernment, both Civil and Military. was
passed, ayes lG6, nays AZ. This is one
very important step in carrying out the
promise of reform and retrcnchment, made
during the canvass Of le40,-we he it
may pass the Senate, but we hase our
doubts, as many no doubt voted for it, with
the expectation that II would be killed ia
that body. The following is a synopsis Of
the bill
The I'LL is 10 take effect from and after its pas.
sage
The pay Of mambers Of Congress is fixed thus /:
For the FIRST five months Of any session, 50 per
day. For the ensuing two months. Of Congress
shall be So long in session. So per day. For the
time Congress shall remain in session after The
Grst seven months 81 per day.
Members are 70 be paid only when in actual
attendance upon their respective houses unless
their absence he occssiuncd by sickness OF them
selves or their families or by leave of either
Hons.
The mileago is fixed al 81 FOR every 90 miles
of travel. Distances are TO he computed accord
ing TO tho Pos. Office book reckoning from the
post office nearest the residence OF each member
by the usual route 10 tho sea, of Government
Mileage is not to be allowed, unless members
have actually travelled the distance charged in
their accounts. All officers and agents Of the
Government, who arc allowed travelling expenses
are subjected to the same regulations.
The salaries Of various other officers of the
United States, whose pay ia not protected BY the
Cons,iuiIon such, for instance, as the President
and the Judges re also trough, down Off
eeis 10 the Civil and Military Departments Army
aud Navy includedj Of tho Government, whose
salary now exceeds $4,000. nro reduced 20 per
cent. on their prosont pay. Officers and agents
receiving salaries ranging from s 900 10 So 900,
arc reduced ~. per cent. on their present pay
No reduction, however, is 10 bring down the sa.
larry Of any one now receiving moro than 81 GOO
below that sum. Diplomatic agents serving a
broad arc exempted from the reduction also, all
persons whose salaries are now not more than
u 900 per nnhnm
The Offices Of Recorder and Solicitor Of the
General Land Office are abolished
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At the request OF friend we have given
the following proceeding another insertion.
The Mecklenburg Agricultural Society, in
obedience to a call from the President, met at tie
Charlotte Hotel, on the Goth January, 1919
Afler the Constitution aud tho minutes of the last
meeting were read, the Society, on motion O!
Lewis Dinkins, Esq, went into the election Of
officers for the present year, which resulted as
follows:
President ASpREw SPRINGS
Vice Presidcnts--Dr. 5. Fox and T. l. Grler.
Tredsurer-L,ewis Dinkins
Recording Secretdry-A. b. Davidson.
Corresponding SecrstGry-J. ". Hampton.
Librarian-Tho L. Hutchinson
Board IF Directors-Iohn III Caldwell, John
Walker, {. L. Alexander, Sr, b. w. Alexander,
z. A. Grier, VIM. Reid.
On motion. Leroy Springs and JOS. W. Hump
ton were appointed Committee to examine into
the state of the Treasury, They made report,
which was accepted by the Society
Several gentlemen, residing without the bounds
of this County, were elected Honorary mombers
of this Society, and Messrs Leroy Springs, G. T
Alexander, and J W. Hampton, were appointed
a COMMITTEES TO inform them of their election.
On motion,
Resolred That the Honorary members of this
Society shall have all the privileges of regular
members and may be exempt from any fines and
forfeitures under the Constitution and from pay.
ing any thing into the Society's treasury, unless
they may feel willingness 10 do so.
On motion of Mr. Hampton,
Resolved, That there shall be four meetings Of
this Society in the year, the fourth to he known
as the Anniversary nocting-the other meetings
to be OH Wednesday of the January, April and
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OR, LEATHER REsTORER. ANEW CHE.


MlCAL DISCOVERY
NE OST people know. that skins and hides are
Wa converted into leather by the use of Tan
min extracted from certain barks, &c. When the
force and strength of the Tannin is worn out
leather becomes dead hard, d,y, brittle, cracked
cOUei ed ,Gith crust, &c. THIS ALL KNOW.
To restore then life softness, moistness, strength,
smOothHeSs and remove all crust, fly, or blister
j restore the tdnnin. This substance the leather
never can receive The second time; but the whole
virtues OF it are in this article, the OIL OF TAN
NlN-which penetrales the stiffest and hardest
leather, if it has been twenty years in use; and
if it tears easily with the fingers. ii imparts at
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. 1t becomes like new leather, in all respects,
with delightful softnGss and polish, and makes
all leather completely and perfectly impervious
10 wa:cr-and particularly boots, Shoes carriage
tops, hose, trunks harness, and in fact all things
made OF leather, giving splendid polish, even
higher than new leather has and al least doubling
It's wear and durability, in whatever manner The
leather is used These arc facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes, groan with
corns, ride with old carriage tops, have old harness
and throw them away half used, look filthy them
selves aud all about them, expend double hat is
necessary for articles of leather to their hearts
content, for what we care, if their prejudces are
so strong they will not try new discovery. We
have no tayors to ask Of them, they the great
est sufferers, and we beg for nobody's custom or
patronage. Now, gentlemen please yourselves.
u None genuine unless with the fac-simile of
Comstock & Co. For sale IN Charlotte, n. C. by
B.. Oates in Salisbury by c. b. Wheeler; in Lex
ington by J. P. Mabry; in Greensborough by J. &
r. Sloan in Fayetteville by j. A M'Rae; in York.
vile. S c. by Comstock s. Co.'S agent.
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Wing Meetings.
IN MEcKLENBURG.

Agreeable TO public notice, meeting of
the Wings of MeckIenburg took place in
the Court House for the purpose Of nomin.
aiing Delegates TO attend the Convention
at Mount Mourne TO nominate q candidate
TO represent this Congressional District.
On motion, Col. Tho. |. Gricr was cal.
led to the Chair and Il. |. Mcdowell np.
pointed Secretary.
Al the request Of the Chair, J. II. vii.
son explained the object of the meeting.
The following resolutions were then Of.
fercd by VIM. johnson, who mnde few
happy remarks showing the necessity Of a
Convention and The Importance Of unity
among the Wings;
ReSoired, That we the Wings Of Meek.
lenburg County approve the proposition 10
hold Convention at Noun, Mcurue in
lredell County TO nominate IA Wing candi.
date TO represent this District in the ensu.
ing Congress Of the United States.
ReSoired, That we proceed 10 appoint
Delegates to be nominated and chosen from
among the people, whose business ii shall
be TO attend said Convention unpledced tc
any particular Candidate and select some
one who may unite the feelings Of the en-
tire Wing party throughout this District
ReSoired, That we will bv all fair AMI
honorable means promote the election Q
the individual nominated and give him oul
undivided support.
The following persons were then nonina.
ted and the vote taken separately on each
individual, viz: T. VI. kernes, Jas. por.
ter, Sem, II. |. Mcdowell, DIR. w. Ardry
Cyrus Query, Darling Belt. John Cunp.
bell, VIM. Johnson, John NJ. Fu' God
Charles B. McGnnis.
On motion of John Campbell, he Dele
gates were authorized, in case Of the alb
sence of any Of the members. 10 fill the
vacancy by selecting suitable person.
Resolred, That the proceedings be pub
lished in the Charlotte Journal and Caro-
lima Watchman.
The meeting then adjourned.
THO. J. GRIER, Chairman.
K. |. Mcdowell, Secretary.
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Nerspupers.-Much depends on the
supporters Of newspaper whether it is
conducted with spirit OF interest; if they
are Negligent IN their payment the Editor S
ambition is broken down-he works at a
thankless and Improbable task; he be-
comes discouraged and carecSs-hls pa.
per looses its pth and interest, it dies
But on the contrary, ii his subscribers are
of the right sort; il they are punctual,
liberal hearted fellows: always in advance
in the subscription hst-taklng an interest
in increasing the number of his subscr-
hcrs; now and then speaking good word
for his paper; cheering him IN his course
BY smiles of appreciation with such sub
scribers as these, one would Iorswear COM
fort, ease, leisure every thing that could
possibly step between him and qualification
Of every laudable desire on the part OF his
subscribers: the editor would know no
other pleasure than their satisiactlon.-
How much then can the supporters OF a
newspaper do to make it interesting and
respectable, indeed, without concurrent ell
forts on their part, the publisher OF pa
per will not. cannot bestow the attention
which is necessary to make it what ii
should be.
Perhaps our readers may have noticed
that sometimes we make much better
papcr than we can make ut other times
And what is tho reason Why because
sometimes we are encouraged to do It,
Some one pays us his subscription IN adj
vance, and perhaps brings or sends us
few subscribers. That's the secret; that
is ,hc true way to support newspaper
We commend the above to our readers.
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VAN buren,, AND CALHOUN

short time ago an Appeal y 10 the
friends Of John c. Calhoun, said to be
written by Mr. Rhc,t of the House Of Re.
representatives. was extensively circulated.
No doubt the true object Of this publicn-
ton was to dsparage Mr.. Van Buren, and
TO push forward the pretonsons Of Mr..
Calhoun. An lher pamphlet has been pat
out, as warning 10 the Dcmocrn cv, "
attributed to Mr.. Benton, although il
IS denied, in which i is asserted LIST that
the Nullihcr is determined to force the
Democratic party 10 throw aside all other
mon, and unite on himself. 2dly. If he
fails in this, he is resolved TO divide the
party, and march his division over 10 the
Federalsts. The writer saws the eyi.
dence wll be produced 10 convince the
Democracy that these are facts and not
surmises. lie asks the Democracy to
guard against the insidious ma. biaa,ions
Of the Rhttis, until have time to lay be.
fore the country all the facts in connection
with the above statement" He says he
will distribute forty thousand copies Of his
lrdrarnc among the Democracy.