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schr sa.ery Hughes Savannah ~ days with cotton,
sehr Kate Stewart Msther Charleston days 10
soaI Bergen Aasss City Point, Va, with cotton, 4s
sehr Z r Bennett q ma.ts), Irwin, Virginia, sdaya
schr Pauline soucer, Virginia
echr Ripple. Lewis Virginia
Scbr Express Lawson, Virginia
Schr q Il Smith, Bigbee Virginia
Scbr Harriet, James, Virginia
Sch becel, Ryder, Georgetown Dc, 4 dsya
ecbr Challenge. Packer FL zabeihport for Koetc,
kebr II Nash Eaton, Aillbrisge days
schr star. huckins Lubec. days.
Schr Hardy Allen Gloucester.
Schr Nelson Wells, Ryder,
6chr Golden Gate, Weeks Cape Ann.
echr Vineyard, Stubbs Wellfleet FOR Tanpier
schr Argus. Norris, Somerset Mass
Rchr Ly man, SannErd New Haven.
Schr Gazee, Rogers New Haven
Schr hos Is Smith, Briggs. Albany for New Bedford
echr Ksloolah Helah, bondout for Portland
Steamer Bristol Allen. Philadelphia.
eteamer OsceoA smith New London arc Norwich.
The ship John Bright from Liverpool arrived at Quarantine
on Friday night has $40 From 10 IAN
experienced succession Of heavy westerly gales.
SAILED
Steamships City Of Washington r), Liverpool: A)obauas
and Tbs Swami Sa vannsh Nashville AMI Memphis harles
ton: jamestown, Norfolk &c ships Amsranth SIDNEY Ms
W; Webster, Iiverpool; n glasgow; Arcole Teg Or
leans barks Teresa 81 Thomas Sarah CurscoA Br brig
Ann Merritt st Johns, NF. " VIC
Wind during the day from WNw to W, fresh
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Movement In Real Estate.
By j. N. Miller.

v:s. ;. 81 E: j ;::.s !: I;:::
House and lot soutb side 49th st., 225 n. east Of
18th av., lot % lila .................... 2,o76
By e Il. Ludlow & %
IL years lease Of hui ding and two lots - 3sth st.,
$50 f. from 10th lots each % $40 ...... 2100
Four story brown stone house and lot 1866 licking
st. lot Is S. Observation-Disclosures. lo,lbo
Three story frame house and lot 66h Bowery, Is
n south o. Canal st. To- 1876 $40. ....... 1915
Brooklyn property
lot southeast side Of Hicks st., between Nehon
and Luqueer sts., % 1916 ............... 245
By Thomas vietch.
avs, lots each Is 1905 each . ............ 1000
BY T. G: Halliday
Brick house and lot, south side l4ih st 325 IT,
west Of 5th av, 10, Is Ios:s. ............. 1880
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Hon. Edward Everett by q resolution psssed unsni
mousy by the Common Council OF New Orleans has been
rendered the freedom OF The city and Invited " deliver
there bis celebrated lecture the chars ter q Whng
ton. has already been announced that Mr. Everett has
given up his Southern tour.
From Charleston In the steamship james Adeer-Rev
ns9mrson hes Iorence ~ ssepley Dr ~ Jane. sdv
and lady Fw lockwood u bowman, y Blake J Fos
ter siAplecn Mr. Deooha Mr. Gray, kc0ormish ~
rrom Savannah 10 the schr y ssitery-N Lawson. and
" Il LAveop, Jr.
DEPARTURES
Apommas and three Children Mrs Be. slss Psness Mrs
walker Miss Goddard Mse Wsher and three chi dren Mes~rs
frsu. aio,h JosepS Hal s.. Ress,a 4. Mr. verSen and
vife y W Small AeI Bsrrassu Hernandez Henry Bsnes
R.h sssT ~. sse sne ,s ssssen
Mrspd Mrs Heath Mrs. Thompson Mrs ouunu Jas Riohmoun
Mrs Gibson and sih NJ and Mrs Iarsi Mr. Ross and friend
hrOre Dr Resser kessrs Moore Temp kins Muller Runge
Reynolds Bleucom, Armstrong HILL Mr. Hamsn wife and
child, Hnl-snd l3T In the seersre.
Tor Savannah, In the steamship Alabama-Tho. Abeai
NEurts Mrs shsefer, " W Psrter Psrser Darand.
lows, Mrs Isaac, sami Isaac Newsone AIhliorsse
secor, Jno 1runbul, Jr Jas Marian Daniel shaw, Jno
Geo hicsef wn Irvine Jas L Anderson FeiI Psyeisse
Francis Dimond. Dana DE Forrest VIM Udal, Ales Webb.
For Charleston, IN the steamship kernphs-F Peevith
eocs Vi y Rice Albert Rice, ksg Miss LIME Adsms Kii1s
Beard Mrs Mary Jsrboe Isaac jeffrey Peter Addison
NJ. jenny sysrs corneSs unders Rob, issnd
For Richmond. in the steamship Jsmesown-C Spencer
johnson, Barrett Jscob Msnsen Capt Wslsce Samuel
Nsy, Bo,sford Mrs Keyser Brsmssn OHM an
vsW 1, Deans pernis and Lady Q N9r'b ssney
Rev hoFert Mrs herwn Mrs Selden and child VI. Ven
@e guild psYe sdford a0d lady, sd y N nc sserAge
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MARIFIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

FOR CALIFORNIA, ITO.
Black Warrior. ... New York. oril % Havana ~
Moses Taylor. New York May 6......Aspinwal
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnPiRE Crry-From New York %, arriving a, Hsvsna
7h andrew Orleans 10Th From New Orleans both
90. arriving at New York 18Th.
snd New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9TH Havana
aMh. arriving ct New York Sd
PHIapElrnlA-From New York I'm, arriving At Havana
Sh arriving al New Yorha3th
observation-disclosures York Tth, arriving Al Havana
ist and New Orleans g. From New Orleans l2h Havana
IsIsEl-Ffom Charleston eth and 18TH due Havans Sh
and I'D From Havana 10Th and 18th due At New York 10Th
When the above dates Sunday the steamers will sail
on Monday, except from New Orleans.
THE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value TO those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the 4h
month and
Arrives Malta about the lHh and cNh Of month
Arrives at Alexandria about The 18Th Of same and Al Of fol-
Leaves sueI about 10Th OF sh or 9Th OF
Arrives al Alden The 18th b OF and 10Th or
Leaves Alden the 18Th 9Th Of and day
rival for Bombay. and III TO soh for China &C.
Indian Navy ate arrives at Bombay about the 81 10 6o,
r. and O. Gale the ssh or
IN and I'd 70 sd Of following month
steamer has aresay arrived which takes the mail on
Arrives Al Pnlo Penang about The I'm or Ism and 18th or
Arrives 81 singapore about 18Th or 18th and sr or LIST
Leaves singapore abou, Il hours sfter arrival
Arrives al Hong Kong about The I'd or 2sh and sn oh
Leaves next dsy for shanghae.
Two mails leave EngAnd-one the Sh and 2ph each
monh-va MArselles and arrives at Alexandria about the
eme time ~ the s)utbern mail
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Miscellaneous and Disasters.

The British mail steamship City of Washington Can't Petr,e
sailed yesterday for Liverpool She 6s cabin and IN
steersge passengers.
scHR ANN MARIA, Jennet supposed from Wilmington N
c. with lumber for Masonsoro aemp Ding 10 enter he
ound al that place went hore about 2h inst d
lance inside The inlet and remained ten hours At tide
ebe oated of md proceeded the souud slon
found to be esbng badly compel Cap. her
ASHORE Her cargo of lumber Will hopes AM
spring tides
The steamship James Adger Capt Andrews arrived at an
early hour yesterday morning from Charleston We are IN
debsed TO the purser for la'e Southern papers.
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Port OF new York, April ~, 1858.

CLEARED
Steamship Alabama achenck. savannah-s L Mtchlii.
Steamship Hsshvile, kurray CharlesioD-Sponord, Tiles
steamship jamestown, Parrish. Norfolk Ac-LudiAm 4
ssip Jos,J BOYD, rhOm.. liverpool VIM ryson.,.
ship Mary Bradford Thompson, London-Grfnnen, Bin
ssP ROrs.s HAM Es.r H,%sDrt Am.n'k
BARK Atlantic (Brem), Fedhasen), Bremen-stanlon A
Han glaaIDrs Rose; RarSs.onsaR P sqssaoO.
Ear F.ecsS P1s1 Co.
Rrs s ssssS e1s s.aso-d
BNs k,S.s S IS,G bad TT
B.is H.rsa Keen, Eorioll~ : small 60,
ss sr ssef soa eo
sesr sip,g0Is, P,r,y Bsr1,os.s eSsw,n.
seS J " consdSn, Hatch, 8, JOsns,-a sm,is.r. Co.
sehr Jane. Brown, brown, TcrnaDdins, Ae-rsomp.on
soss Besieas, Smith, savsnnah-D Murray
q 4Assee Long TilmlnT%Spn,Msysew 1sS 60, 100.
saiytaf Ia S4%1s'1aH s%is n Co
scsr %%Un4s ssnsssI sIs;ow Sons
.%:s fEss q, Ass.
sssr &c eIsnds; MEN, FSIl igaa;SS Mckee.
s4s s; ns-'s fiss HAND
sesr ricyd. Rsclsq5 rhllsdslIhi.T Hand
s ss Rs sfs ass Ss na
s:s S~ Gr1 Sn osS%s1a sh s S
sesr ThOs Jeosr.on, EIs ss,% ilx ESDe'4co
s.sr nv F;S,l,n sS.s.mD.ysr s sgsssue
ss sS wonder Womb f French rrSsdepcs x.ssl
sehr Een louisa thompson. New Hsven-MAsier.
Steamer Tho swami Post savannah
Steamer Psrkersburs, Ramsay, baltimore.
ARRIVED
esamshp James Adrcr. Andrews Charies,co. &c hours
with mase and psssenses 70 sponcrd Ies,on 90 1ls
Kate Merrill geins in. I'd, Pm, 10 miles o. Hsiierss,
spoke Jackson. hence for Bamorr lying repair
boer-wsnied assistance, and would proceed about
ship chie tof Bos,en) Hollis Hong Kong Jan 49, passed
Anler 2yh, with teas, wool, &c. 70 pd& Bacon.
a. ps.ssnsSr 70 nss.ns Had WS sss sls
lnfans and one birth on board. Has experienced and
u.s. TOOK piici from boat N u Grinpeil MOL
Ship VIM Tell, Bonney, Hsvre March II With mdse and
passengers Boyd Hipeten Was lowed into Quarantine
sugar I'd on caOs Nay spoke brig flarro,
Brig Josephine dr. Of ABERDEEN. Philips Palermo, 70
asys and Gibraltar ~ dsys with fruit % DraPg peyn
from heIsndria for Iiverpool March g Lat y &C. Ion 30,
sgns,ed Br bark showing Marrystis Noe T5 ID dis pen
New York, for Pernsmbuco
Brig Msnuels Cof East Mschs Kon Kingston, ia, March
Brig Advance, Eaton. Mschas, days with lumber 70
brig suoa Cole Harrington days. with lumber 10
Bris sabso brown. cseyscid with lumber TO Brett Son
schr Hiram Bisbop Cof GrsepporD, - hs'anrss'
schr Fred sbsspsr tcf r. George Mel shserer T,indsd
Cuba March @ with sugar and css,es 70 Buck luck 90
I'm inst LAT Ion sgosse carp SsPs vn Sirens. bespns
10 miles experienced heavy gale from ssE' oa' ore
'prHss so,ss - George NB days. with TO
slsr Empire r,, bradshaw CORVALLIS Ms "a day. with
pq ssSp cuTss.o1 & Davidson windsor rs Is days with
plaster, " ID peWom
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W. webssr iiverOooi: CISCO xrco,s s'sney US
Mel JOHNS sArAh ca"e0 sr brig
Wind during the day from wSw to W, fresh.
> Man,, ml'osuaneon. ., and Disasters.
..sd for sha , co. uap' rsae
0Ae '00A o"' 'o CABIN and l"
s'eersge passengers.
scHn Ans MARIA, yennett supposed from Wilmington N
O. with lumber for MssonSoro in attempting 70 enter he
lance inside re inlet ana Is%aned Soars high Ode
found to be Leaking badly as compel Cop.
that he viii be- 20, sos on hs
sprins tides
The steam sbp James Adper Cant Anjrevs arr,v.s a. ~
ear,y hour ,s.,srSsx r,n,n,na , cs..,e,.e
deb'ed to the purser for lae Southern papers,
Arr. New D.s,,,, W " Is, nm, ,u v,,.
w OIL Sem bone
on s az 4 hs2s L.
s on nome ~ me but came on 70 So~ and
Ns oil Il, not Eta. s,a,edl ,,.r c,.vs,.,s o.,,.
MSv + % Dec sons ~ Is
SSssphne aegSrs spoke Dec 2ols. S g. Ion 100 VI King
L: s.nasies isasss "S WI an's leaving
g Win g 81. Sea-
IsS DO VII oil Saiep 50 Iss VII oil ps.ssss, and
& 20 WI ~ from S al. sGS
hu s and a., Z,v I wn from snip Cnss MORGAN
NSy 30 Whyoots:ie Lee 3 Th 200 ibis VIII 1i home
ss .. and i from ship Chps ana @ wS om On isgn
a r e al Hnn, Gran; Of and for
pa Ss stsndss oil n sas see AI1 ~
boiling Bling ah sp %h; .o ,,or, uo,,,u,, ma
Spoke 3 ws!sTy west Of a lnst fo1
81 81 Ssst s SrSss i5ssS
sSr,a atlantic Ocean; 18TH Antarctic Young Essl.
letter from Mr. Provost mate of shp Jun,or M aa.d
hp had
the injuries he receive in the late uuny on board hat ships
Ship abandoned the issa Of coo,%%
s and Hs :S
Consul VIII four Of he
home In a. iag snd in Jan y letter from Capt
5 ss Of on .aa 20 E =.
OIL Al R, ,Ud New Holland r.,s NV .., ,.,
ss ESQ g and 100 S None o. BE :p'
ssysse: Feb S 10y letter from rom Capt xr.ne,
On New Zealand Dec co. Elizabeth, Pierce, NIB, with 800
Sal Cap. vert Islands Feb M y letter from Cap.
Miller Escho Of Pso. :. ,s..s, 2osp IS sh
bone Rchmood. Bnssey % Jrrporsd Fes Is cesn
Feb Is 100 bSs Bpuc6ina Tuck Of Provnce.o.n, ieS
h fdr lbs sSns kGs,s BG Fl. snn. o, 1s
err Nj. ,2o VIII rhis season. IS. locS lbs bone
pi sssisH-Dss Is no lat &C. lows Moore fH oil no.
Spoken, &c.
April IL 3,i0AM;
schr Robert Caldwell, for Charleston, date, OF Cape
Lookout
kchr Webster Bennett hence for Charleston date,
N"'' Foreign Ports.
JAcrrI, April 4-ln port schrs North Wind Higgins,
Ann Cages ~ load Tor Boston Christie
NYori days
RENkpos, April lin port snip Moro Castle Reed for
Europe ldg: bark Horton, Timer Nyork do briss
Nash, Nash, from Hyork dsS; Hancock Ooer from Do
idg Treat P.ri, for bosen days schr julia Hall
H.,us p.rs.
BOTTOM. Apr,, Apri @~Arr q = steamer Water witch.
Com Lowell Nrofk shp CONSTITUTION Lawrence nOreAns;
barks Western Sea, Taylor, Messna Daniel Wnehen, Pal.
srmo sopnis onpn Msnssn,s boraee besi johnson.
baiumore iAcop bearre fhsdepha brigs Pauline, ray
or Jacmel an inst Magnet Orr Dost C1enfuegos; Mary
leans n.pknns hsmedos; Cnieogee Iioses, BAuoore;
Ayra FULLER Phlsdelpha schs NarrnSsnsett Hall and
Abby whitman Clifford NOrleans Charles Neal Hender-
SON 'naricson PAVILION, pane and Baker, Kemp Tan
al pe,r1 HAN ~ mi II s % psiuSore'
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Hon. James N. Cook, Superintendent Of The Bank ne
psrment has been in town several days examining the
Affairs Of the Mechanics Banking Assoc siion under
law recently passed by The Legislature He hnds that
that institution b. paid all lie debts both principal and
teres and that there remains sSe 900 OF valuable assets
The capital Of the bank organized This equal
to so per cent Of the original capital
The American Exchange Bank has declared dividend
Of per cent, payable May g.
me gross and income OF The vatertoyn and Rome
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~ Al paokeeo ond Later, sn,end~d for ~ NEW Yo.x
HERALD skcsLi Be scaled
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FINANCIAL AND RClAl
-.--.-----.---s--l-a------.-.-.--
MONEY MARKET

SATURDAY, April 2s-6P.M
Tho stock marke, continues very dull bu, no, depres-
sed In prices There rather astvy 70 day but
sul transactions are 70 very limited amount A, the
nrs; board Reading Railroad declined . per cent Mchi.
gan Southern, preferred, l. Milwaukee and Mississippi, \.
Michigan Southern, old, advanced 4 per cent Ne. York
Central and Erie opened and closed without change There
active demand for Panama The cross earnings OF
this company for the nrsi sir months Of the present fiscal
year put down At nine hundred thousand dollars
against thirteen hundre thousand dollars for the whole
o. the prev year. This shows great increase Of bu
sness. The operating expenses will show no insrease.
The movement In Reading this morning nearly equal
all the other speculative stocks combined II opened
a. and coeed al The zane price but during
lower points were touched. Chicago and Rock Island APP
pears 70 be pretty well sustained. II looks as though
another party bad been made up 10 carry this
stock NJ TO much higher points with wha, success time
only will show Al The second board the principal feature
Of the market vas dulness. 40 change Is visible In
prices The amount OF business transacted Ne Iess than
anything We have noticed for many weeks. In the
very midst q The panic last fall Wa more activity
and actual speculation Mos, Of the sales this aer
noon were for cash
The operations Of the Clearing House 10 day we're a.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-09-14

Jesse NJ Flood, fellow calling NE his wife,
has shown the bottom CT his feet, and not salts
fed with running off between supper and break
fast he has advertised ne for jade. Wi at he
SAYS about me is as false as he is trfng He has
cleared the kitchen, leaving me his three children
to support. He is long slab-sided, bandi-leggged
scamp, and can never transmopolate the least par
tce of the scinologstical science from the vuiga-
tonal mind of an idiosticated wife. | warn all
trrlsfumul gatorial girls from having anything to
do with him as he has 4 white liver. Hoping that
he will haul his ugly corpse into these parts
again, | remain, NANCY FLOOD.
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A SINGULAR SroRY.-An American letter
written in China, relates that during the attack Of
the English and French fleets on the Chinese forts
at the mouth of the Pei-Ho River, as an English
pu,scr was coming the deck from below, a
round shot took off his hat in most unceremoni-
Gus manner. "Hilio.' he exclaimed, 'that was a
close shaver and the next moment he fell dead.
The conclusion of the atmosp here had destroyed
h hold on life, it seems, and yet left him to make
the exclamation. Similar instances of the effect OF
what is termed the wind of ball have been re-
corded
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his former respect, and / suspected something was
wrong. Presently the cabman turned up for the
fourth time, and claimed wages for all night, say
ing that he had waited in the bushes until twelve
O'Clock, quite contentedly, expecting large fee,
but when one o'clock came he began to think the
young foreigner was making quite free of Lord
E--'s house. At last, when two O. clock struck,
he got uneasy and at three clock he could stand
it no longer, but went to the house, knocked up
the family, and inquired for q little man who told
him to wait in the bushes, out OF sight, till he
called him. The landlord and walters of the hotel
were already laughing at me. What would be
the Jokes in Lord E-----'s kitchen Could /
ever face that big servant again. or the three foot
men? l paid the cabmap all lie asked, Che
cheated NE enormously,l paid the hotel bill, and
took the next train Of ears for Paris, determined
never again to carry letter Of introduction .
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THE ART OF FLYING.-Itis is atated that Louis
Napoleou mas just made present of five thousand
francs to private in the line, who asserts that he
has discovered solution for the great problem ia
acronautics---the art of flying. He has invented
kind of air ship, consisting of platform OK silk
stretched over whalcbOnc, to be propelled by two
gigantic wings of the same material placed on
each side The aerial navigator is to be suspended
at distance of about four feet from the platform,
while his feet rest on pedals, by means of which
the wings are put in motion, while his rest on
lever which imparts to the platform the direc-
ton he chooses to give it. Only model Of this
machine has yet been constructed, and it appears
to work we'll ~-'7 -----.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-09-14

FIGHT BETWEEN TWO WOMEN IN CHURCH,
In Exeter, n. H., on Sunday last, just as Rev. Mr.
Iamphear, was entering his church, two females
in the singing seats, got into most desperate
fight, much to the damage of the faces, bonnets and
clothing of the bclIigerents After the fight had
proceeded for some time few gentlemen, muster
ing up courage, interfered aud put stop to the
disgraceful scene. Jealousy, it is said, was at the
bottom of it. - z
In the same town, on the afternoon of the same
day, in the Unitarian Church, a man, supposed to
be deraneed, astonished the clergyman while pray
ing, by informing him that he prayed long enough.
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NOTISS.

Left mi bed and bourd without eny justifable
provicashun, mi wife Nansy Phlood. She is a
good -for-nothng jade eny way you can fix her up.
worne all people from harboring her or having
eny. thing to do with her, under penalty Of having
their peppers black ed and their noses smashed as
fat as trcnchers JEssY II. PHLooD.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-09-14

An EDITOR TIGHT-We believe it is rare that
editors indulge in drop, but when they do, their
readers are sure to find them out. A Syracuse
cotemporary was called upon to record melancholy
event. at a time when his head was rather heavy,
and did it up in thetollowing manner: ~ esterday
morning, at + o'clock F. NJ, "a man with heel IN
the hole of his stocking, committed arsenic by
swallowing dose OF suicide. The inquest of the
verdict returned jury that the deceased came to
the facts in accordance with his death. lie leaves
child and six small wives to lament tie end OF his
untmeIy loss In death we are in the midst OF life.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-09-14

DEATH FROM 4 SPIDER BITE.-Last week a
litlc son Of Judge Donaldson, in Montczuma, In
dana was bitten on the arm by spider, while
seeping in cradle. The arm swellcd rapidly, in
fhmaton spread to other parts of his body, and the
second day after the injury the child died.
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Office Of the Charlotte and 8.
Carolina Railroad Company.

AUGUST 2Oth, 1888. J
As Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars of the Bonds Of
this Company fall due on the lst OF January 1899 and
application has been made by Of the hodcrs there
extend the notice Is hereby given
that the undersigned will extend any of said Bonds
whenever desired by the holder.
Those not extended will be promptly redeemed at
nlaturity. NM JCHNo1oN'
93-Gtl President
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Chr 9Dr5trrn grmotrut,
.a .aaa..a CHARLOTTE, n. c. - e-'

ses~ The following " Notiss beats anything in
the way of husband and wife advertising that VIC
have ever seen. We publish it rerddtina, ct liter
uttDa:. ....--f
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State of North Carolina, Union ceunty
SupCll0r Court Of LdW-Npflng 1eFM, Iooo
Aly Purser Solomon Purser.
Petition for Divorce and AGmony.

Ally Purser
Petition for Divorce and Alimony.
It anpcaring to the satisfaction of the Court that
Solomon Purscr the defendant in this resides be-
yond the limits of this State, and is an inhabltant {"
other government, therefore 1t Is ordered by the
said Court that publication be made i'll the Western
Democrat paper published in the town OF Charlotte
for six successive weeks notifying the defendant that he
be and appear Superior Court OF Law to DC
held for the county Union the Court House in Mon
roe on the tenth Monday after the fourth Monday IN
August 1858. then and there to answer the said pet-
ton plead or dcnur the will be set for hearing
cXparte.
Witness Nm. H. Simpson, clerk Of our said Court at
office in Monroe this the 10th Monday after the 9Th
Monday in February and in the SD year of American
Independence. --
Gprice adv Sc 23-Gt
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Mr Doolttle Of Chicago,
who hired two men to whip the school MASTER
Keith because the latter had sent his boy home to
wash his face, has been fined $500 and sent to the
city prison for six months. noolttlc is man Of
property. The court served him right
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-09-14

TIE MAN WITH A SHAWL NEED NOT APPLY
We find in the Gospel (Maine) Banner the fol
lowing advertisement: .....-. ..e
81 am desirous Of securing the services Of two
male teachers to teach school the coming winter.
I take this method therefore Of making known the
fact. If this notice meets the eye Of any man q
mean physical as well mcntal) whO is willing 10
teoch as well as keep school, should bc happy to
see him.
n. B.--Nn person who wears sta~i, spoctccics
or ,cGlks with cane, need apply, as sufficient in-
struction from that class has already been had.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-09-14

Ez5~ A Frenchman repeatedly hearing the
WORD press used to imply persuade, evening
when in company exclaimed 81 say, squeeze
that lady to sing"