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WANTS.
VUANTED-AN EXPERIENCED pRAUoHrMAN. AP-
w ply. wM 8. T00Ls. So Brsalway.
WAETEp-HoUsE PAINTERS. AT 80 vAEDAx
App "a ss's
yVANTED-rwo FIRST RATE TINMsN.-ro SUCH.
no, .sfs' a ias s.sn 'Is,' ana
w AFrED IHNEDIATELY-A YOUNG NAN, TO PUT
Gas ana s. ssoss ssoa
WAhTID--Two sALEsAEN. WHO ARE THO
w roughly acquaintod With the La,s and Eabroiasry
none others ns'f isy ROBERTS,
r Gs. II a
g such en- msn is sithfe And temperate
for two dsys.
WANTED IkMEDIATELY-A SILK DYER ONEw
psd.rs.nd. bi, busnss. we'll ard g q steady habit:
iss Canal street WaSisS Also copper cylinder 70 par.
diameter. 80
speaks the French, English and 81 ansh languages
pas 1usSn Professor s:ps S1 %
81 %G 70 70 R and take the kSs
References and security required, Of John Nil
SIIgATIoN wANTRD-As CLERK IN DRUG
ing and retail medcines The uneIceptionsBe re-
i5e Grand street, for h,e days : ~ ' V
SI1uATIoN wANTED-BY REsPECrABBE YOUNG
- woman; Cook, Washer Baker, and Ironer. Can be
we'll recommended in the city Apply at 79 Laurens street.
in the rear.
SITUATloN wANrED-BYA RESPECTABLE FRENCH
- Canadian woman situation cook. Has no objeo-
tion to assist in washing and ironing of which qua
fed TO DO Inquire at No Desbroes street, between
and Green witch.
SIrUATIoN AS BUTLER, ETC, wANrED-THE AID
- vertiser who is middle aged, just arrived here from
Europe having for period upwards Of twelve Allied
the situation of butler, in tho first families
desirous to with similar other employment ia
nly in this Of the adjacent cities In such family
he would object TO make himself generally useful The
advertiser may he heard Of by applying Mr. D. Evans
Nassau street third foor
CITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE MAN
~ and Wife, lately arrived from England strictly tempe
rate and having incuinbrance he
dener to make himself generally useful in respectable
private fan iy the thoroughly work.
dreasraking and niipery, would render essential
service ladies' No objection the country
City reference given Please call at IL street
Hudson.
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CENTEEL rrRNITUsE BENJAMIN MOONEY WILL

= BENJAMIN MOONEY WILL
10 s'clock, at No. 236 West
,rs from the southeast corner of
termipus Of Kipp & Browns
consisting a Mahogany Sofa,
Tables. Giran d oles, Bedstead,
, sc Glass aud Esrihenware,
The whole TO be sold for cash,
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TTNnE MlNsTRELS Ours s--a CIRCUIT N AaRgLc-
by Charles hullerThs work Of Which received tho
great COLA medal at the Ma ous Erhhios at PGr iSe
IL open to the public a. tts OF h. National
Academy Of Design 653 Broad vv opposite Bend Ad-
mittanee rs cents Season totcts 'nt' oper from 4.
N. till Top N.
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CALIFORNIA.


(NALlfORNfA-A GENTLEMAN HAVING CONNECT
" - himself vita q house slready established IN san
fnneisco dssrcus ~ otsiurg additional capital OF en-
nfnmen ~ certain artses not usuay sent there Any
party sssrous Of Investing moderate An0unt IN articles
sue pay lsrss ssntsFs ~ please address T. D.
'nhee ef his paper. rndouht.s references sven.
OoDrN HAYNEs-thcHD l. OGDEN, TH0a J.
~ haynes Wholesale ana General Commission ner.
shant b.n Ftsnoisss Cslfornis kershssdse eonssned
vl be placed board store thp and cold ~ sam
Bss-,hss avoiding al risss q are etc Refer toWm
Sayh Co. ksT York Joseph T. Sanger, d. Lombard
buttref, aot Sur Stevens DO Conan Hopkins CoY
Co. Gorilla Smith, 40 v. r Hayes, Del Read sAwk
Albsny.
TAYLOR DIR BAuvRE, FORWARDING AND CON-
n mission msrchants. Chaxres. k.0.-Ne are new pre-
eered " forward All soois having ans hEht
drsutht bosts, with Inds rubber s-sse Tor the
scnveyssee 81 and fresh We have also made
rraneemern With Runslss Co, trsgsporisiion Nsnts
gorrcra and crsoes ef.t there will " Delay upor s
tsthnua h.K.TAYLQR, late % Be-, inore.
T. n Dc BtCrRE. late 81 Ncv Oriesns
1isreree In rev York, J. Boesrd sons, ~ broadvsy
gnr hf.rs are l. HAS, - Beaver streets Cerwn. Bro
siseo. California.
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WASHING

ITO cFNTLEsRN WISHING TsEIR WASHING DoSH
wsi-Pl.ass cell a. 70 Crosby street. No. . where
thsy ssa have u sess The most sesssr.ble terms.
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Millinery, B0NNETs, DRESS CAPS, LACEs RIB
1 bons kofsshionAble patterns OF the above suitable
for the Southern City Trade ale
a. the lowest cash prices Orders promptly executed
J. b. REkSHAW 50 John street, up stairs.
CC0TCH PLAID sHAwLs-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE
Offering the sheapsst and largest assortment in the
long plaid shsss square dor esshmsre long do cash.
received one square white India shawl blue black
one red and Alec few long InciA which
will DO sold cheap hantiss and Cloakswe have large
assortment Of entirely goods fros Paris which
yANES BRCK CO.
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FINANCIAL.


GRO OOOTo LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT INTER
pcO,OOO est, on bond and mortgage n Heal Estate
in this cry Brooklyn, in one or Apply to
Join =. CONREY, NO % Wall street, corner OF Broad
vVo PRINTERs.-wANTED-A PRACTICAL JoB PRIN-
Il ter-one who would be willing 10 take share
profits his wages Apply by note VIM Wright,
street.
MONEY TO LOAN FROM FIVE DOLLARS UP
l wards I'll descriptions Of Property Goods every
Kind bought at fair valuation Cash advanced Bond
and Mortgage. Everything connected with the
bssness attended TO the most reasonable terms Apply
% p H. Oldhed auetones real estate house gem
Cra aren't lSS william street.
CAsH ADVANCES, IN suns FROM IS AND up
~ wards, be had for eusth Of time eopsign-
msnts Of gold and silver Watches Diamonds silver and
plated Ware yevelry Merchandise Ne Goods ght and
sold en- sommission All transactions strictly confidential
GEORGE J. LEVY, Nste and Money Broker,
ls3 Maiden lane, al stairs.
ToUNTRY PAPER-COLIRCTED by J. T. VAN
" yIECK (ofice Of Wall and Brcad streetsl in
every OF the Union. Returns
Dispatch References and other particulars
the othoe.
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DANCING.


nkCTNG ACADEnY.-kADAhE cRAyiER. (LATK
- lie Desj srdins WILL for the accommodation o. her
nunsrens pupils, give sssons at No. Washington Ps9e
h9.B Third avenue. 100 Broadway al Madame Contaus
school ard at her residence Leonard street, who're COM
nuniesons are 10 be adde and who're she be found
81 al hours, nnlsss otherwise ENGAGED
nArCIro AcADnnY.-sicsoR oHIRARpI. THANK
- ful for the hind patronage o. as ssason respscuuy
inform his patrons and the public hst his Dancing
Academy No bl Brosdvay will Be opened for N. reeep-
Won OF puTs en- taturtsy October 8, at o'clock r. u
rsunf sentemsns day, oeoeh Private classes IN
plisstisn 10 tirror q.
DAScIN0 AND wALrzTSG.-xR l. BROOKS WILL
oTen two more classes at the Eagle Rooms corner
% Chrytts and Delaney streets on Tuesday eotober 18th
sdet htsrnoen slssses from ste Gents olase. from
" lVh IN Mr. Be- private residence 10 Gtand street,
CB.RRUAuD's ROOMS % WHITE sTREEf.-hEssRs
" Charruaud and OEiiye, and xrs A. lsnnays D,neins
at hs o'clock " n ssntlsmep On Wednesday,
- bali past sterneon for ladies' misses and masters
Days Of inrucr Tuesday and Saturday for renheme en-.
IN e evening" and Wednesday and Saturday In the AFTER
nosn for ladies. misses and masters.
MR ,. n. eEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING AND
Nh Waltsng Academy Bead street open for the sea-
Son A cass for ladies and yonng masters On Wedneefy
and tatvrtay. half past ocioch Tuesday and Frdv
a. o'clock for gentlemen. Private lessons every day.
Academic. and families attended and Glasses srssd 20 sut
parties Fer terms and fall Particular sppy 70 MI g. AZ
hs residence ss above.
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" cell, on Wednesday, ut
Twenty sixth street, Two dec
Ninth avenue. opposite the
canal street line OF stages,
Chairs. Rockers. Book Care,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Bureau,
Stoves, and kitchen utensils.
the family leaving the city.
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FINE ARTS.


VNHH ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS OF NEW
York Is respectfully called 70 visit collection Of real
old masters Paintings brought to Quebec from France in
Ma time Of the first revolution by old French priests and
for sale al SIC Broadway. Admission, free.
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A ecTIQE N0TICE-BEApTIFUL OIL PAINTINGS,
in rich gilt francs stiop, by VIM. W. shirley Auc
tsneer. Wednesday October 49, Mt IL O'clock at Hunts
Auction Room No. l6l william street. large collection
consisting Of American foreign worthy the
Hee Of families. Sale Ferempt0ry for cash.
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y N . N M Y y = y :
ID Proprietorand Msnag
ant Manager. Monday AMI
1850. In the afternoon
Egyptian JuEgler. RHIoh
ordinary eyperim auts; IL
MY NEfGHBOk'S WIFE
ing, and Mr.. Fletcher Nh
RINGERS. In the eveHlu
DRUNKARD. On Wedn
HuNCHBACK. Amongst
q richly execute d bust Of
Hadame Lamont, the gre
Afternoon perform ance at
n ission, IS cents-childrvi
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ITO coLLxSrs AND PHrsIoIAss-FoR SALE
valuable Cabinet OF Minerals containing two thousan
specimens Also, Medical Library, with the recent Sta,
work. Surgical aud 20 rh; ne property Of
Breehlyp.
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HhIbI I D Uf 4 HA II
~ Grand street-0pen .
further notioe.-The Origin
strels, eomprising an eff
talented and "experier
Agement Of Z. p. Christy.
succession Of -four years
highly respectable and &
cents. Doors open At half
seven o'clock. Afternoon
meneing at three Z. NJ.
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HOTEL FOR eALE-TuE UNDERSIGNED, BEING
obsedto 60 South this fall offers the houe known
ths Head and will let
and sell the Furniture and xtars 70 re.ponsibe tenant
The front basement has lately been fitted resetoy
End the house 10 doing fret business. To
terprising this 10 opportunity, ss there Is
in the city better calculated make than this
Apply on the premises, to r. WALLES IA Dey street.
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restoration d preservation of tht
n IA n EEe
BY NJ. WISE & son, of Virginia.
~. C3apSl,

81 WISE son, finding it altogether mpossi.
-FE be to attend personally TO tho great number
OF daily applications from all sections ofthe Union .fof
their Remedy for Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary 10 appoint
General Trocelting agent TO visit different cities
and towns throug heut the United States vestng him
With authority 10 appoint sub-agen,s, use and vena
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE.
and 10 put thom into the hands of those he NAV an
point TO operate wherever sufficient lumber Of pa
aents in any town or eghborhood shall be obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, ofFauquier county.
Va, IS aono authorized TO act as General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt. {. may be expected TO visit as speedily a
practicable the principal cities aid towns of the l.
uen.
n. 2, Capt Calvert will always have on hand r
full supply of the HAIR TONIC (Which eleanses
the head of dandruff, strengthens and invigorates
the hair, and prevents It, also, from falling ot) or
the region OF country most contiguous to his opera
tons, or It may always be obtained, IT wholesale.
and forwarded TO any part ofthe Union, by address
ing the proprietors, NJ WISE & son, Richmond
Va.
UFPrice SO per dozen cash. Six bottles fors5-
Or one dollar single bottle.
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A Coon THING


MIS-. Frances u. Gage. 10 a letter TO the
Ohio STATE Journal, touches point of man.
pers which al have had occasion to consider
a, one lime or another, ss doub, not, She
says:
"Two yeats ago, nude a journey to
New England, accompanied by my husband,
and also my latberin law, an old man OF
C,ur. scare years. ! have often seen that
GOOD old man offer his seat 10 some hale wa
man Of hail OF less than hall his age, and seen
her acccp, il, as if It were a right, without
even passing notice Of his grey hairs, or
The right Of years that entitled him TO her
kindness and attention. O,ce, aud only once,
= lady Of a quecniy grace aud beauty sprang
fecm her seat as We entered, aud, with a
voice ;Ia, was musical in us very tone. said.
father take this arm chair How my hear,
.prang 10 meet her in her angel goodness !
Such has ever been our idea ola lady which
/. synony nous with true aoman.'
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
June 10. 1850

CABARRrs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April
Session, 1900.
Trustees OF wilson College
rs.
Caleb Phiici and others 'e' non
m RDERED by the Count, that publication b.
~ made for six successive weeks. in The Charlotte
Journal, newspaper published IN Charlotte, n. G.,
that the Trustees OF the Board of Missions OF the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church Of the
United States Of America, aud the Trustees OF the
board of Education of the Presbyterian Church of
tho IT, $ of America, and the Board of Foreign
Missions olthe Presbyterian Church of the L. S o.
America, be anu appear a, tho next term OF this
Court. TO be held for the county of Cabarus, AT the
Couft House in Concord, on the ID Monday in July
next, then and there 10 make themselves parties 10
this suit according to law.
Witness. r. w. Fosrd, Clerk Of said Court, OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at office, the 30 Monday
in April, A. d 1850, and in he 7ith year of our In
dependence
RW rOARD, C, c. &C.
Printers Fee, IS GA. t3a
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IMPORTANT DECISION

John Norris, Of Boone CO., Ky, recovered
a Judgment Of $3.50 tgain., NevI Ian,
Cfncker and Others, last week, 10 the United
States Crcuit Court al Indianapolis. Ind,
FIR slaves which the, had forchly stolen from
Norris a, South B,nJ, Ipd Norris had fol.
lowed his runway slaves TO that place and
recovered them, when a Few p.iiaafhrc pic
thieves took them from him by force. The
cnsis Of the suit are abou; 81 900 which
added to 81 500 makes $500.
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u NC W2 lw2C a~ 20

=. III : N2 wE - Gas z ca 20
EuR. OATES would respectfully iuvie he at
WI t.njiln Of the public generally, 70 his selt
catalogue OF musical publications., the copyrights o
which have been secured from tie 1 ON users
Anna BIsHors GRA<p MARcn, founded on Bellini'.
celebrated Rondo Finale, An don't mingle,' ia
Ia Somnambu'a, and introducing toe new vari
a'ion, composed hy 4 HIM Tneycr before published
and the property OF B,ctsa he'd with a
correct likeness Of Madam, Bishop, IN the char.
actor OF Amina Arranged Cor the Piano Forte
by c Boohsa, Prce 37I cen,s.
tNENriT pANs LIS TRoriaUEs: Nightin the Tfo.
pic \ Revere, on motive fiom lie Desert,
by fclicien David. Composed BY Maurice Stra.
kasoh. 37i cents.
GRAsb PotEt lAvrAsTIauE: composed by the late
cmluen' Gui'arisi, Vinccut A. Schmid', anthor OF
the Retreat Arranged for the Piano Forte by
Miss Adele kohusock, % cents.
ScNSYstpE W.LIz embellished with beautiful and
correct view OF Sunny ide, the residence of WASH
ingtou Living composed by Henry T Oates 25c.
AuLp LsNG SyNE FoIE,: by Fraucis Rzha 25 els
Mar, RiA>E Pork, 25 cents.
Ia fli-l-E ~ RrolMENr PoLSA introducing The Dir
Sau, la rance - cents.
RIVE p'AMouR FORA 25 cents
fsNgrF l'ooDLE PoiH, q cents
FRfDeRIcK WILLIAMS GARDEN PolN, Is cents.
>fco>p Sus.NNAu POLKA: by Rziha q cents.
HOME, SWEET IoME, Polka beautiful IS cents.
LAST RosE OF SUMNER PoLE, VERY POI uar 25 CTS.
! ovF Nor Po,K,. Rzha. IS cents.
Celebrated LIND, rolKA Introducing All, would
the happy day near 25 cents.
Cu.RLEsToN Qu,paitLEs: by +. Woolco,t 81 c's
HIsPaaING MAgr, a beautiful Ballad, composed by
the lac distinguished vocalist, John Wilson.
% cents.
krowsE Wales IN . Nos by Lady of South
Carolina. 50 cents each.
PALMETTO RrGMFNg QUlCHsrFP-embellisAed with
a correct representation OF the New Military Hall
Char 'eston by Henry T. Oates. 81 cents.
SouTuFRSER QuicEsrEP : embeilished with a correct
representation OF Steamship Southerner; by Hen.
T. Oates. 25 cents.
JAsrFR GuARrs March. Composed by lady of
South Carolina 35 cents.
lucy oNG PCLKA StcyermatkisChc. 25 cents,
CARNIVAL OF VENICE PoLK, livery poptlarl % cts.
FAvoRrrE Polka 25 cents.
Also, all the New Music received by express from
he principal publishers in the United Ststes.
- A liberal discount made 10 dealers, Schools
md Seminaries.
Osdcrs for these publications mus, be sent 10
GEORGE OATES,
2l3 and 236 Kirg St, (at the bend) Charleston.
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims nj
the City of Wnshins.op.

FHtiiE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle.
II ment and adjustment OF all manner of claims,
accounts or demands against the government of the
United States, or any Foreign Stale or country be-
for Commissioners, before Congress, ~ before any
of ne public Departments at Washington.
The procuring OF patents, Army and Navy Pen
Sos the collection oil accounts against the Govern
met, all Land CLAIMS and every demand OF other
bisneSs OF whatever ktnd requiring the prompt and
etfeient services OF ar Attorney or Agent.
fTesldence of fourteen years at ths Seat Of The
fet'ral Govornmt nj, with thorough and familiar
acqainIance with the various systems and routine
Of tsness al the different Offices as well Us in Con
gresi added TO his free access 10 the abes, legal
advisers II needed, ustiies the undersigned in prdg.
nag he fullest satisfaction aud the utmost dispatch
TO ose who may cnirust their business TO his care
Berg well known to the greater part Of the citizens
OF IT'S District, and TO many gentlemen who have
bcet members Of Congress in the last twelve years
II Fdeened useless 10 extend this notice bv special
rcitenee. Communications mus, be prepaid In all
GASP.
qarges or fees will be regulated by hc nature and
eSdlt Of the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II, c. SPALDING,
Washington, u c.
Nv 80, 1919. 5-,f
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ASEsA.HG MADE EASY.
How TO wash Clothes without Ma
chints WlSALcuds OF Poun9iur Barrels.

ss END NE ONE DOLLAR Frs, Of POSTAGE, and
~ vii send you, by mail, printed CIRCULAR,
givrg plain rtctlcus for WASHING CLOTHES.
that viii enable one rcrsou 70 Do all the va, hina of
la'ee family before breakfast, tins AVOIDING ali
the confusion Of washing dav This method re-
quiros machines, wsshboatds or pounding tar
res-no lurpcn,ne, no Camphlnc or other ufle i've
artioe-NO RUBBING TllE SKIN OFF YOUR
FlNiER>-no ing Fl buttons, and wearing out
oleilts. This plan SAVES THE CLOTHES and
mdk,s them wer. and n yer njI-cs the finest ia.
hTc, The Article used cost but few cents for
large washing, and an lie Obtained anyw here
Iac circular also contains directions for CLEAR
SrRCtiNG, IRONING LACES, WASHING II
CLEANING SILKS, KID GLOVES, removing
STAINS, Grease spots Mdcw from Linen, Raising
the zap o. Velvet &c, &c.
These are the greatest chemical discoveries of The
aee All the Hotels, Steamers, and large Laundry
Establishments use my method Of washing.
II avoid LIMITATIONS and Counerlcis, be sure 10
drei your letter 10
Madam ECayCl..
Pafcnt LduRdreSs
~ tnn-street, New York. Postage Paid.
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MEN WANTED
To Travel as Agents for the
History of the Mexican War.

On tiE subscriber is publishing the History Of
sA the MEXICAN WAR, inoluing Biographical
Sketches of the lives of Generals TArkoR, Scorr,
WORTH, Wool, TwIGGs, SRlsi Ds. and several others
OF the most distinguished officers illustrated with
numerous Portraits enaAEngrayings,
81 ), GA9G3, In ..
A number of intelligent and enterprising men Of
good charaot are offered profitable employment in
circulating BY subscription the above work in Meek
lsnburg county and other counties in the State Of
North Carolina.
The terms which are liberal, viii be given on ap.
pica'ion 10 the subscriber, post paid.
This work will never be sold in the Book Stores.
'ut exclusively by Agents, at a reasonable and uni
otm price.
ii. MANSFIELD, Book Publisher,
IA York Street, New Haven, Connecticut
CASA BONDS for sole at this OTce.
Deitrery Bonds for sale here,
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EtGy Thousand EcEioys.

thlt Of tie second 2renty fee Thousand Doliafc,
4 c. &c, in acccraance with The above scheme
A Commission Of 10 per cent. to cover expenses
vii b. deducted on payment ofall prz ;.
Any further informal on Q1ired, vii be ofT5fled
by the Secretary, Mr.. William Barroll, Of the eff.
ccs as alb vc-to whom oil applications for Agen.
cirs aud other communications are t. tc addressed
? SrrAlp and all fcmittances either by B Il or More
TO be made, N retuIn for Inch, numbered Certif
Gates will he iotwardt a directs d.
Lists Of Horses entered for the ab We, and all
Other Races Of Importance may be seen, together
with Schemes FOR SWcepstakes in the frjhconing
s.. Ledger &c. &. &c.
JGuc 70 1850 Pm
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Parents School.

<-e,.s7-> 'EIllE Bid Session will be-
N pin the Isl Monday In
SN,s4sWrM July next, in charge of Miss
"A RfBEcc, tRosr
49, ss-. hrrA Miss FRcsr is . graduate of
- Greensboro Female College
and We have very satisfactory testimonial u her
qualifications rom the President OF ihat College TO-
gcihc' with bis cordial rndor. ement.
Ihis School is made BY Parents 10 educate thtir
own children But TO DO this successfully, aware Of
The importance Of means 10 procure competent
Teacher, ADD numbers To produce the proper stimu
lus, they open II n Others. These viii share the
benefits thai may be produced by parcntaI care and
labor.
TER US FER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Spelling. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic s. 90
Geagrsp ply, Grammar, Rhetoric, L 5. History, 6 90
The Higher English y anrhes, 90
Latin, Greek, french and Spanish, 10 90
Vocal Music if pns'ibc, in all Tie classes with
ont further charge,
Board, (s1ce?' caudes) per month, s 90
d. from Monday To Friday 3 0G
Students are urged l, inter at The ret Of tho ses
sion, sell lor theit good as that OF The school
No deduction, except Tor inability from sickues.
at east month. With notice Of the TACT
$. 3. WATSON
VIZ % $50 NIEE.
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C.EEsEaE.EGs E..lg.EMEvG

IN all lis various branches. Having secured the
services oF experienced workmen h the wood and
Smith shops, Paint ard Trimming Rooms, with
their skill my own long experience in the business
and sttlct aud careful supervision, hope to merit
the confidence Of all who may feel disposed to give
me ttiah | deem it unnecessary to say more
than that all work done II my shop, whether new
work or repairing, shall not be surpassed By any
toor done in he South either in point Of neatuesS
durability despatch, aud hold myself tesponsi.
bic for any and every failure.
GTALL WORK WARRANTED.
feel exceedingly thankful FOR the patronage here
tofore bestowed, and most respectfully solicit con
tlnnation of the same.
Shop few doors above the stand formerly occu.
pied BY 0verman& Trouer, at the sign Of tic
IS
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c, OVERNAN.
Charlotte March s, 1850. llf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-03
Transmitted for The EAllmoro American.

Transmitted Tor The BAltmoro American.
81 NEW ORLEANS, June II.
iHoh BILLS FOUND AGAINST GEN. 10.
PtZ AND OTHER CUBAN ITvADERs
ne Grand Tory 10 day, sitting as grand
inquest Tor The unned S,n'es, found true b,l,
against Gen. Lopez Mr.. Slgur of Delaware.
= on''man. Judge {. P,nekuey, MIR
oin,'h OF Miss Ex-senator Henderson, Mr..
- ou'iVan' iormer Edilor of The Democ alic
he.''w' and ten others of the expediti4nls,s
against Cuba. They are indicted fnr The 81.
ience prescribed by The laws Of our cou..try
20 reference To the matter il qu sr,on. TIE,
nave been held to bail for ,na ber,fe The
L. 5. Court.