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MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.

MONU MENTAL ASSObIA ION,
After the festivities of the day were over,
on the goth May, 1544, the members of
the Monumental Association assembled in
Charlotte, for the purpose Of organizing
the Association in due form; Col; Thorn
as |: Grier was appointed Chairman, pro
lem, and DR.: kiah p: Harris, Of Iabarrus,
Secretary: On motion, the Chairman APP
pointed Col: William J: Alexander, Col: T.:
Brevard, James W: Osborne, Hamilton G.:
Jones, Dr.: Kiah p: Harris, and Joseph H:
Wilson Committee to report measures
of organization, and then the Association
adjourned TO meet at 10 o'clock the next
day.
Tuesday, 10 lock.-The Association
met, and Col: Grier took the chair, and
Joseph w: Hampton was requested to act
as Secretary: The committee appointed
on yestesday made the following Report,
which was unanimously adopted
The Officers of the Association shall consist Of
a President, four Vice Presidents, Treasurer,
Recording Secretary, and Corresponding Sc
cretary also, an Executive Committee composed
of ten members, with the power in five of that
tive Committee shall appoint one or more advo.
Gates for each County in the State, for the purpose
of addressing the ctizcns Of the State Oh the sub
ject OF raising tho means Of carrying into effect
the purpose of this Association and shall take ali
other means to execute the same purpose. They
shall have power 10 call meeting of the NOM
bers of this corporation whenever they shall deem
il necessary.
That there shall BIO a regular meeting in the
/ Town Of Charlotte, of this corporation, on 20tt
May, every wear
That tho Treasurer, under the direction Of the
Executive Committee, shall pay the expenses O.
the Association and shall lend out the rsmaining
funds of this corporation until otherwise ordered
! That all the officers of tLis Association be mem
s, bers of the Executive Committee
/ Tho Treasurer shall give bond ond security n
| the sum Of $4,000 for the faithful p9rioym1pct
Of his duty, payable 10 the AssociatIon'
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NOTICE,

4 IL persons who hold my Receipts as Con-
"a stable of Meckgnburg Co. n. C., for papers
to collect, are hereby notified to produce said re-
ceipts before me at any time until the 18th inst.
and from the 6h of July until the next August
Court at the Charlotte Hotel, IN the town OF Char
lotte for settlement, or this notice will be plead in
bar thereafter as intend to leave the State ear
~ 10 the fall Of this yeat
T.R. HUGHES.
June 6, lS44. 36f
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)a motion,

Singular. During a shower Of rain the
other day, a turtle, weighing quarter Of
pound, fcli upon the deck Of The United
States steamer Poinse'l, at Pensacola it
was mjnlgred By the fall.
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names OF bis immediate ancestry The pride
with which the noble deeds of bis great uncle
fCol. T. ID H. ,neniioaed. naturally leads Us to
;,nuire, nhy have We not even Z bare aliusion to
,be name and character of his paiernsl grand
s.therg In Biography il is customary, to traee
"ne,s lineage even farther back than this, par,cu
hrly. in this country, IL its subject was coutem
oorsfy Of our memorable Revolution. Why, in
he attempt to throw periumc" on this wecd of
democracy. This cautisan1l aimeni Of is real
anslities9 Why aEx at once, whclh.
y his grandfather Ve--whcthcr
NJ wasa Wing o. ~ was the part
h. acted, during those q ys1g tihas7 Sir. With.
ou these facts il ia 30 biography al all. There Is
an unfortunate blank--whieh The author attempts
% fl gu, by " hodhing from 0ihsr " Distinguish.
ed relatives" their rich iewards-but which ut
,crly fails in its purpose, and is as base and i'm.
pous, as II is ridiculous, aud disgusting.
Sir | have no wish TO do Mr.. FOLK any lnJps-
tiee. Il would be hard Indeed If children had 10
,n,wer for tho sins Of their iorc.fathers. He is
,sebably riun Of some talent--niay have served
n, State faithfully d6ub, hot the citizens Of
Mecalenburg will hr proud Of him, as a on of her
s,il--and know that the American People, " hen
they discover ~ him the ability necessary and ;hc
oog public service required 10 ontllc him 10 their
soppoh, a i'll not be disposed to withhold from him
ssy thing that may be his due--notw outstanding
mo regeneration Of bis grand father. But, Sir:
frannol bear 10 zee the hnrd-wo laurels Vi Col.
Thomas Polk aud his Wig brothers and bis Wig
e6nprers torn from their bfovs and entwined
sround that Of the grandson VI 4 brother who was
I'D 10 relaic--not brother in spiFii--Oh -
,o, even friend To them 10 the times tliat tried
r,rn,s snpls." And this done too or Party pur-
,oss, Yes sir spare the dead Pluck not
i,um tlcir Crown Of Glory its brightest Jewels,
for The miserable purpose Of adoiniDg--of adding
lust,e to--a political hufubug
| kaow that intelligent DtnocTs,s of Western
North Carolina lmany Of whom are the descuG.
ian,s Of wings of ais and '7Gr) will not sac.
r,,egiously lend their hands TO effect This dirty
vmk-.o make last effort 10 save defeated
a dying party. JlSiillA.
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MARRIED

On tie 9th ult., BY the Rev Nr. Brown. Mr..
WALKER, formerly Of Mecllen.
burg county, y. {. to Miss SARAH Y. SHELL
TON OF Autauga county Alabama.
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CHARLOTTE MALE ACADEMY.

lftAIAlO l. ~i+Atst+ ~ u bt-.t ID.
We give in Our paper OF to-day the ad.
rorlsement Of Nj. Murphey, the newly
chosen Principal Of the male Academy IN
thus place. Mr- NJ has submitted the high.
Is! evidences Of his qualification as an IN
srletor, u,d we confidently indulge in the
b5pc that our Institution will flourish under
ms auspices. Gentlemen of high dls,inc.
uoa, both in Europe aud America, bear
Cheeriul testimony 10 the extent Of his al.
,ainmems, the excellence Of his character
and his success ia the business Of iDslruc.
t5n. Nr. N. began the pursuit which he
tas INCREASINGLY prosecuted, more Iian thar.
is ,eats ago IN Ireland. Since his emi.
cation 10 the L. States ha has devoted
l.nself to The cause Of education every
where be has been Wilh distinguished sue.
cess. We ,ust that those who have SO
deep 10 interest ~ the character Il oui IN.
sdquon will no, loose this opportunity 10
g5 itaucficient and permanent prosperity.
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EXAMINATION.

TUNElE iaal Examination Of the Senior Class IN
81 Davidson College will be on Tuesday and
"Wednesday, the l6th sud 10Th Of June. The
Trustees Of the College and friends Of learning
are invited To attend,
June e. 1874
1JCa,oGaa Wrchaan VII please copy
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70 Congress viii adjourn next Monday
80 The Providence proceedings is una
yoidably crowded out this week
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Theatricals. &c.

Signora Borghese, and Sgn,rs Perozzi, san
quirco, and Etienne are giving concerts at Sara.
toga.
OLE BULL.-This great artist gave a concert al
Buffalo on Saturday last but he had not proceeded
TO any great extent in his performance, when h,
was taken seriously ill., and the performances were
put an end TO. We are glad to hear that he 500,
after recovered, and another concert was announ
ced TO be given on Tuesday evening last. He i,
announced TO make his first appearance at the u
). Hotel Saratoga, on Saturday evening, the Sd o.
August.
Mike Hennessy took humber benefit at De.
troit on Saturday evening last He is about T.
proceed east.
Mrs. Ii. Hunt, late of the Park Theatre, mad,
her first appearance at the Albany Museum on
Monday evening last, and was well received.
The Swiss vocalists closed their performances a
Boston on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. ID. Marble took benefit at the Buffalo
Theatre on Monday evening last.
Mrs and Mr. III. V. Lowell and Mr.. II. Hunt
late OF the Park Theatre, are engaged at the AL
bany Museum;
Mr.. Green, the antl-eambIng lecturer, is enlight
ening the people of Baltimore on the tricks o.
gamesters.
The Rev. Henry Giles is now lecturing on poet
ry and the passions In Rochester. He is highly
spoken OF by all the papers wherever he has lee
tured
Madame Adephe, the fortune teller, is about re
turning 10 France.
Mr. G. Barrett and Fanny Jones were playing a
Providence at the latest dates.
II is stated that Billy Williams, better known
perhaps, as "Vllams Of the Vells," is about to re-
turn TO this country.
Sol Smith arrived at ST. Louis on the Ilth inst
after taking a complimentary benefit ut Cincinnati
The theatres OF Ludlow ~ Smith, both at Cincn
natl and st. Louis, are now closed, and extensive
preparations are going on for a fall campaign.
Won Raumer, the distinguishe Berlin Professor,
and hslson, were at Buffalo, en- route, for the fall,
and thsi lakss ts1l5 AsS4 a.24s --4A.-.4 4. -
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COrreapondence of the Herald,1

Correspondence OIL the nerdld.J
BUFFALO, July %, 1874.
The Spectators Buten-State Of the Produce Trade
Our " Commission gentry begin to feel that they
have dabbled in the article of bread sus and other
eatabIes rather much for the good of their pur
ses A lot OF -four arrived here last week in a
steamer, whichI when inspected, turned out to be
almost wholly soured, and Madam Rumor, who is
always on the wing, intimates that large proper.
ton of the -four now held in store at this place IL
in a bad condition. A large amount has been sem
forward during the past week, and the most of the
holders seemlwing to sell for the best prices they
can obtain.
Pork and hams are equally bad Some little stir
has taken place during the last week, and somt
sales have been made at advanced prices, but il
would be difficult for holders to obtain such prices
this week.
The wheat harvest has been prosecuted thus fal
under very favorable auspices and if the weather
continues good tor one week more, the whole vii
be secured in first rate condition. Wheat is worth
here from IS to II cts. according to quality.
Yours. &c. JUNIUs.
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fny- CONTRACTED CORDS AND RHEUMATIC
COMPL ANTS The aeton hing success which has fol-
lowed the of the Indian Vegetable Elixir ard Lni
men in the OF these complaints has gained for
articles when used together is truly without parallel
The Elixir drops being taken internally operate directly
upon the whole systen and reaches the seat OF
the disease while the Lpiment beng applied ardy
all the PAIN srengthenslwesk limbs and extends
all traced cords and Muscles Sold only at 81 Court
landt street.
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Ao- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUKED. This
ronc Mixture, prepared by the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, confidently re
commended Tor a cases ofdety produced by secret in
diligence or Of any kn1 n is invaluable rame
dy for impotence stcrty o. barrenness unsss depend.
ing NAL folTlaon.)
Single bottles 81 each cases OF hall dozen 3s CARD
tally packed and sent to all PARTS Of the Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 95.
sassou ssrest VS. RICHARDSON, N. D., Agent
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FrRK.-Tbis morning fire broke our in the Gro

FrRE-This morning fire broke out in the Gro
Gerry Store -of Benjamin Spanding, 81 Hanover
street The building much injured and the stock Of
goods nearly destroyed by water The fire extended to
the dry goods store Of r. n. Flynn, whose stock was
also nearly destroyed and the store much injured.
The building rs owned by w. Crowninshield, and in
sured spanlding insured at the Merchants and
Flynn AZ the Fremen TO the full value destroy
ZEN MsU, sEskv %
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~ yELpEAu,s SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE

AZ VELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE
IF sonorrhda Gleet and all mocupurnlent discharges
the urcthra These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
Impression OF quackery may he relied on as the most
speedy and efIectua remedy for the above complaints
they guaranteed to recent in from three
five days and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges m chronic geet than any other preparation
At present known, removing the disease without eontne.
ent from business, tanting the breath or dsagreeing
with the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Slid at the Office Of the College Of Pharmacy and Me-
iiciue 35 Nassau street.
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NIBLo's GARDEN.--Thls evening the visitors will
receive grand treat--two entertainments in the
Theatre and magnificent exhbitionof fireworks, with
devices and designs arranged and got UP by the
Y City Guard in honor Of visit from the New Eng and
Guard by Mr. Loder will be sung and the Bands Of the
City and New England Guard will be the ground, and
will play a variety Of popular and favorte airs
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CO CAUTIoN.-That great article for burns and all
outward silings Councils Magical Pain Extractor, can
be found genuine only at Comstocks 81 Coursndt st.
II has been justly called by the thousands who have ex-
perienced such signal relief from IT, the wonder and oes
sing Of the age Again u be of not being imposed
upon buy only 81 Courtlandt street. and in the coun.
try always find the fac smile Of Comstock Co. or never
| touc
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N3-APREsERvATIvEF FOR LEATHER, RENDER
ing waer proof The Oil of rannn should be kept byeve
ry gentleman who shes to have fine looking harness,
II renders all leather water proof and actually doubles it's
ts application renders boots water proof and SOFT
and prevents them from pinching injuring the feet
Sold by Comstock Co 81 Courtlandt street Price %,
so, and rs cents per bottle
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Raf.,ra Vtrp Ct

Before Vice Chancellor NcCoun.
Jury AL Cruger Douglas ri afs-Mr. O'Connor
continued his argument and read most Of the
pondence that passed between Mr. and Mrs Cruger pre-
vious to their marriage and subsequently, occasion
when they had lived separately. The principal tenor 81
the correspondence has been noticed in yesterday
Herald Mr. Woods reply will contain the denouement
Of the entire proceedings.
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90 SALT RHEUM. sCROFULOUs AFFECTIONS,
&c.-Csnnels Pain Extractor IL certain and efectual
remedy for Salt Rheum This article together with Com
icate this disease from the syse The effect of the
saparilla is Alternative to the system throwing out the
disease romthe blood entirely the surface The Pain
Extractor then eradicates 1t thoroughly from the system,
leaving the patient in his wonted health and vgor For
purpose the Sarsaparla is compounded with other
powerful auxaries the whole strength Of which is
centraed into Fluid Extract of great power These two
articles used together will any ordinary Of Salt
Rheum Eryspelas or Scrofula. Numerous instances
have come to our ledge where the Of treat
ment cured the complaint in less than ten days time
Sold 81 Courlandt street Price of the sarsapara so
cents per bottle or 81 per dozen.
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e.- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-Ths members. 81
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, IN
tsurnng the public thanks for the liberal support they
nya received In their efforts to suppress Iuackery
Big leave that their particular attention continues
be directed all diseases Of private nature ana rom
TIE great improvements lately made In the principal hoe
pitfalls OF Europe in the treatment OF those diseases they
can confidently offer TO persons requiring medical AID al
yantages not 10 be met with in any institution IN tbs
country either public private The eminent Of tbs
oeoe ia such insure succesa IN very case ana IL
,aliy different nom that bern practice Of running
Inc with mercury, AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One Of the mea-
,srs Of the College for many years connected with tho
orrcirai hospitals ofEurcpe attends daily for ccnsun
ION from Q AM toS I'm
Terms --Adv,cs and medicine, 80 cure guaranteed.
T~porYArr TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living N
he country and not finding Il convenient 10 attend per-
onally can have forwarded them chest contain ng
II medicines requisite 10 perform perfect cure py stss
or,raction M asafre,f ,.ctie.tl elsewhere, y uDy
/, enclosing - ,as, .rsid, d. sid 10
~. i. RICHARD SON, NJ. D., hzrr
,ncs ~ sutu.rng rooms Of ttn Cslsge, - NIfts
lSest
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dn7- SINGULAR SCRAP FROM SACRED HISTO
Solomon it Is well known, celebrated for his
wisdom, and his amorous balances with Queen sheba
inventor Of deriiatoy 10 remope the from the legs Of
the Queen before he married hsr Such Notwithstanding
the fact (a least according to the Mahomedan commen
tators ON the Book Of Ecclesases od chap) With ssIo
the Of this magical preparation died but now
singular as it may SEEM after the lapse Of so many centu
which potent in its effects for the removal Of hair
from any part Of the human Frame that there 10 longer
doubt concerning the identity OF GouRAUpb Poudres
Subtle with the depilatory OF Solomon
Dr. G Chemical Preparation Is to be had In this city
where else but at 81 Walker street. Is store FROM
Broadway where it is always tested before purchasing
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ARRIVAL His excellency Gov. Van Shouten
Governor of the Danish West India Islands, arriv
ed yesterday morning in the ship Emily, from ST
Thomas.
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We. HAVE NOTICED WITH A GOOD DEAL

n5- WE HAVE NOTICED WITH A GOOD DEAL
Of astonishment the bill Of mortality in this place during
the last few weeks Death after death has occurred and
been reported under name AT first our curiosi
~ not excited enough 10 lookiat the cause OF this
great havoc among children, but upon investigation 1t
turns out the right for the disease that s daily
doing its deadly work is Cholera Infantum But few
under this appeation reported We are assured how
ever that nj period has this complaint been fatal
than now In mentioning this fact, great consolation Is
afforded parents when tell them the most aggravated
Of Cholera Iniantum Summer Complaint In chill
Medicine. We say to ALL 60 to the propretors office, at
on Nassau street. and get bottle Of this medicine.
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n3- LETTER FROM GLORIOUS FANNY ELL 5.
LER'S SISTER.
Oh Fanny, you are beautiful, lovely

Oh Fanny, you are beautiful, lovely and fair,
Your clear rosy cheeks and your sweet jetty hair.
Mi dear dear, ali mi ware dear sir =
How shall thank you, ah "mine Got" how ware much
love you you dear sweet qund Chats actresses
word for kind) Misteur Jones invent Fanny tell
de Jones Italian Chemical Soap ali you shall you shoud
see face positively shep Cot my face s as car
any face be- part Of mine cheeks Is white
snow, de odor part red like de Misteur Us
gave me one cake when use it my cheek was yellow
all dear Msteur Jones thank you mush for making
skin and complexion clear, beautiful white and
faces Of de- pretty American woman ah farewell
Eannys best and dearest respects to you
Ma dear Mr. Jones, your grateful friend
Delicious, angelic, and beautiful woman, whose fea
lures skim and faces dsfgured by age disease
inventor of the 'Jones Italian Chemical Soap for
ing pmpes, freckles eruptons, salt rheum scurvy cry
the skin Give single trial yoS not FssTst IT,
least If you would like clear, healthy, beautiful COM
plexion which you can have BY using cake Of jones'
Italian Chemical Soapa the sign of the American Esge
81 Chatham street, 323 Broadway New York lso Full
ton street. Brooklyn State street Boston; 3 Ledger
Reader, beware of counterfes. Mind, get none but
Jones' Soap" Take care, look out for swndlers
90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
5AfARILLA, CENT AN AND sARsAFRAs, prepared
" the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
md highly concentrated extract possessing oil the pur
yng qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs,
superior any Of sarsapnra present before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood,
such scroiula sarheum ringworm b0tches or PIN
pies, ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
aruptons liberated throat any disease arising
the condary effects Of syphilis injudicous
Sold in single Bottles at. 80. 70 ce,.tS eacs.
I" in Cases OF halEa-dozen Bottles, 81 80
+" " one dozen 500
pa very lseral discount to wholesale purchasers
w. g. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
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no THE ROACH AND BED BUG BANE FROM
81 Courtandt street. exterminator of these
ous vermin. It has been used by thousands in this city
with complete success
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NEws FROM ErRoPE.-The Caledonia is due to-
day She sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th ult.,
aud will, therefore, bring fifteen days later ad-
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POLICE REcoRD.-Several very interesting cas-
will be found under this head IN another part
our paper this morning.