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~ THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
M f s%nlAS Sn 500 ~ h9 So aDlh!Y EyES
ING, ,ynnc 30 at o'clock. Important business
prclcnce of cycrI member of The Association. By
oEds5 OF the President WARREN hdSRI5D cHoAIn
O-MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
llS TOWN COLLEGE.-Yhe Sixteenth Com
nelicenent Of this Institution will be held at Con
Irnth streets, on SATURDAY. July lst, at IL
O'Clock NJ.
ferrcd on the candidates Ly the Rev Mr.. Early :.
President of Georgetown College.
Professor Fiodoardo Howard, II. D.
Ie and hf GgS1sSr T If Fsfd to at
jc 2a-2t Dean Of the Faculty.
UB osnesrt Of the children Of the House Of
M sas rH5SSs 1s
M<TRE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT or
q Of S2l':s III stis place
Ihe parents Of the students and friends of the
II 1Ei'sa to JOIN EARLY rs..
w. Swing TABLE, which was for rattle at
Of ct 1he heresy
sewins Table will be rallied ct the sshool House:
st Is: f9s fsss.s o. s
SF EFz 4e
70 TIE Rs1ossa q
pany for the election of directors for the ensuing
~ 3 hs h Tf Sss 81 Sssnsd Il
IL O'Clock M and e3 w. + TaS Ss1es6 Pr.sd..t
NE FORD's THEATFR-L.dies and gentlemen
interested in the purchase OF Fords Thea
eircniars, Writing letter., sctiag As coisctors,
S {sis si:P IL Street
snlss4 rs .:4HfsH4s$:
mses on re Of Gsndds,es for P1
inset in the Council chamber. City Hail, on sAT.
Ss 3 az LIST 'aT ~ wi 4 s dssIasa
I" ELECTION NOTICE.
W OFFICE WAsBIEcToN ANB 0EoHGErows
TSe Annual Meeting Of the s.oethoidsTs' Of the
Once Of TIE COMPANY. on WEDNESDAY,: the lsss
nd el s Il Ic WI DC opened O'CLOCK
M, anu 'lo.s az ESQ go ssIpEoN, President.
, wsoi qRr1NlnAF Secretary and Treasurer
NoT1oE-The sloop ' AHDALIA. Capt. white,
sss, to tSs Captain s'i loot
lNl pounce to Der patrons that, having removed
improvements, she can now be found at 46j 18TH
street. west side fourth door above st where
she has her usual assortment of fns Fancy
TOURTH OF JULY SPORTS.
A purse of 500 for double teams
E '5Sfi$
Mile heats best in S, by three of the fastest teams
in Washington
A. Dorsey enters G. G. SaZarac.and r. G. Hector;
owner enters b. IN. Lady BrightwOod and br m
Norma; p. Mehrling enters br. IN. Belle, of Balti
more, and b. e. Uncle Sam.
Same day purse Of Sl00 mile heats, best 3 in s
to harness
J. Honesley enters b. m. Mary Washington; p
Mchrling enters br. g. Kate Mitchell; A Dorsey
enters +. z. George Nelson.
TrOt to commence at o'clock
je 2S-3t 7. MEHRLlNG co, Propri'rs
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Ash AM ABOUT TO MAKE A CHANGE IN
"A my business. ! will offer to the citizens or
Washington. Georgetown and Aexsnaris my en-.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
which will sell at and beleW cost for che m outh
only, CON pr sink in part Oassimeres for men and
toys' wear, fro. 65 to 81 80; Linen Goods for men
and boy wear, from As to 50 cts: all wool Fiannels
S,h cents; all colors Black AIapaca. from 40 cents
biques, So cents Lawns, 40 to 50 eents: new style
Prints from 20 to IS cents. ,.a. tg-
Wecsn particular attention to our White Goods
BrilliaD.s from Is to IS cents; Check Csmbrie
White twiss Stripe Swiss ct 81 PRICES, Yea eau
Black silk Oirculars, and also lot Of Black Six,
which have inst received from saction. which
viii offer TO sell from IS to ".
have also full assortInent of HOOP Skirts,
which l bought very low; Brench Oorsets. SI.se.
and Thousand Of other articles toe pumerc us to
mention, which you will epd At my Store. No 42l
JULIgs SYCIL,
1e T-4tarsN@ All It'll Ct. bet. G and q.
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PERSONAL,

W tsIds, evenings Star beaded 'FsIse Arrest
did the and his
1:nss Wishing to hush up tie aig offered 70
on CONDITION that his brother honld be released
ut. F EfEkIak s SA sh4kI
A GIRL MIssINQ, ABOUT NINE WARS
a. CID; vas sent to the wood yard to order wood
~ bs ana has not bsen heard
aPd ea
sIRHa JASksUN soath . ~ ssr
known in IL. =. s 5ssi
son. IT.
IEF0RnATI0E WANTlD OF JANE Nc
last heard from, about year. ago. Was rssidipeia
e Gs9,sfMsG ;;,. SUPPOSED to Hit
kER: 81 north 4 street. Ssaise, Hill. w.sSins
No 2a9 jay street. Brooklyn. n. r, late Of New
JHfoRNATIsN WANTED OF JOSHUA AND
hanLay received By sseir son JAMES s.N i =:
phi. house, between tn and 9Th s'' ph1!sas
A sTROLoGY-MADAMl KROU8R will .jvs
resHeet to :. other She ssn BE- Consulted sui
S. Ladies cents can .iso ssox sn Piisn.ss
g.. large a. IT, ssd'nos as Sd
HAII's VrenrAsR Ixf sHEo1IIAs HA1a RE
Has pso,fd Itself to be the most perfect prepare.
tl9e ref RE hair ever presented to the public.
II win Keep the hair from falling out.
II make the hair lustrous and silken
ssis ss1'q h' corner of 18th
street and Pc. ave3 ne. and BY glass; & GATLY
:; NJ s:is.'
nR. PHILLIPS has removed 70 Pennsyivania
- avenue. neas 18th 81, over Messrs. KidwsllS
DfuR Rtors. opt Smif@
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIL
Il undersigned until July 5th, 1915, for excaE atm
$500 ineal feet of feet 6nches in the clear
For all other further information inquire OF W II
DOWNING or GEO. II. PLANT. No. AIS l5I
street The work to commence Immediately. -,--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-29

THE CONSPIRACY TRIALs.-The Commission
is in secret session at the Penitentiary Bald
ing, having met a. II O'Clock this morning, amt
it is supposed that they are celebrating as q
the findings.
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A BAD BKGINNING.-Yesterday, colorsc
boy, about Is years old, named John II. JACK
son. was arrested by officer Roth, of the q
Ward, upon q charge of robbing the money
box OF John Malatester, fruit and nut dealer
taking q small sum of money. He was taksl
before Justice Drury, who sent him 10 jail TO
Court,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-29

NAsTSRA0E-Ihsvee sew eral hundred scres
4 a 6ne grass .. AnY ip Maryland. IS miles ~
Washi eton, will take horses or mules to grN5I
Il mosth They must be free from oil +ease o,
SirA and al bject TO a,y iusps ctisn before AZ
Address ODIN BOWIE. Ooningsen 2. D.. PM
Gsoss0's County. MARYLAND eHtV
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SMILES ARE BUT MASKS.

The world deems us happy because of the smiles,
Worn in the presence of gay, pressing thropgs,
Forgetfui how roses flush funeral piles,
How sorrow, like joy, has seasons for songs.
As the sunlight will fringe the darkest of clouds,
With its lining of gold efulgently bright,
So hearts that seem happy in life's careless
crowds,
Make only the music of sorrow aud night.
We gaze on the sea, sometimes placid and mild
As the face of the darling We gave our plight,
But the currents beneath the still surface are wild
With fury, and tempest, and darkness and
blight.
The flowers look gay and their fragrant breath
Awakens no dread Of the presence of harm;
But their beauteous petals dstil for US death,
And poison the soul they seem but to charm
So all smiles are not joys, but often conceal
Ambition and pride the world may not see:
And tho hope of my life will never unseal,
Unless in the splendors of loving with thee.
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VALUABLE LAND
For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Plantation in
CASTOR county, N. G., the waters OF Tayior's
Creek containing $40 Acres. About one-haf is
cleared, and mostly under cultivation the present
year. From 80 10 40 acres is fine bottom land. The
buildings plain bat comfortable Gold has been
found in two places on the land, and, judging from
surface specimens, the indications are sufficiently
encouraging warrant the expense of thorough ex-
plorations.
There is now fine crop of corn, peas, &C., grow
ing upon this land, and is offered for sale mainly
from the fact that the owner resides in different
county, and his former slaves now free. 1t is
situated upon the line of the Viii, Char. & Ruther-
ford Railroad, and about Ia miles from the flourish
ing Town of Charlotte thus making 1t n convenient
and valuable Investment. portion of the land
(decompssed granite) would be finely adapted TO the
culture of the grape and other fruit
Persons wishing to examine the land will call up
on Mr. Rufus Fisher, the present tenant, who will
point out the boundaries; and for further informa-
ton as terms, will address at Brevard Station,
CASTOR county, n. c., care of A. R. Rutledge.
G L. HUNTER.
August /, 1865 st
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Tenants Wanted.

One hundred White aborers, tenants, are
wanted my Plantation in Chester District, S. c.,
for the year 1866. Men with families preferred.
None need apply for admission to the premises only
those accustomed to industry and are willing to
prove assduous in business. The Plantation is well
watered, lying the Catawba River at Landsford,
fertile and the locality is healthy. With the proper
exercise Of zeal, discretion and economy, the
ton will prove lucrative to those who may engage
in it, The nducement held out is great, especially
those who may be without employment, and
they should seize the opportunity at once to avail
themselves of the means necessary to render them
comfortable in life.
Applications for employment will be entertained
chronoogicay; terms will be liberal, sufficiently so
Justify the enlistment of those who do not hold in
dustry in dsrepute, and can be known by applying
in person the premises, or by letter Rock
Hill, S. C-9to the care of j Pride.
CHURCHILL B. JONES.
gsg~ Also, want Is or 80 white laborers for my
PLANTATION in LancasteE Aistrict, the condi-
tons as above. On both Of the Plantations fine
Mills. Applications will be entertained at Mr. Jones'
or through the channel prescribed above.
JAS. R. MASSEY.
August 7, 1865 ct
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE.

The exercises of the College and Of The Prepare
tory Department connected with it, will be resumed
the 28th Of September
AS a measure necessary to the support of the In
stituton in the existing arrangement of its finances,
the Board Of Trustees have suspended for twelve
months the privilege of using Scholarships in the
payment Of tuition.
Tuition $50 for the Session of FIVE months, and
Board ST 0 per month-payable in advance in specie
or its equivalent in currency provisions.
1t is desirable that Students should bring with
them such books they may require; also such ar
ticles of furniture for their rooms as they may be
able to transport.
For other particulars address the subscriber, to
the care flor TIE presently of Or E Nye Hutchson,
Charlotte. J. l.. KIRKPATRICK,
Aug IA, 1865. It President.
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Merchant Tailoring.

The subscribers Will continue TO carry on he
Merchant TailoFng business as heretofore, e, the
store formerly occupied by Thos Troucr Jeweler
Prices will be regul;, according tie times on
the cash system. Country produce will DE taken in
payment for Cutting work done: We hope our
friends will not ask for credit as we expect to do
up work in the best style for CASH or its equiya-
lent in something to eat or wear.
JAS. A CALDWELL & CO.
P. S.-Persons indebted to us will please call md
settle by cash or note, as early possible.
June &c, 1865. If ] A. C. & Co.
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A Valuable Work.
NORTH CAROLINA
&eo1oSical Survey.

By PROFESSOR EMMONS.
Tire Volumes -Cloth.-IFith over 400 Maps
and Illustrations PRICE, So.
= This great work is now, for the first time offered
to the public. II is the standard authority in all
matters relating to- the mineral and agricultural re-
sources of the State, and Is really
WORK OF INESTIMABLE VALUE
TO all persons buying selling real property Of
any kind in North Carolina-fsheries, farms swamp
lands, water powers, coal, copper, lead. iron and
gold Mines quarries, lumber lands, etc, etc.
Liberal deductions made to the Trade Address
VA. B. SMITH CO.,
Field and Fireside Publishing House,
Aug2l, 1865 st Raleigh, N C.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
TO BE OPENED IN A FEW DAYS


CHARLOTTE, ". G.
School Books, such Websters Spoilers, Web
sers Dictionaries, Davies series of Arithmetcs and
Agebras Bulions series of Classics, Mitchels
Geography, Cornelrs series Of Biographies, Nc
Gufeys Readers, sc &C.
Our OWN" series of North Carolina School
Books, such Spoilers, Readers, Arihmetics and
Grammars.
MISCELLANEOUS Books, comprising the most re-
cent and popular publications.
STATIONERY, all kinds and best quality, such as
paper, copy books, Arnods ink, states, &c.
SHEET Music, embracing best Instruction Books
for instrumental and vocal music, popular Ballads
and Operas.
Schools sending large orders will be supplied at
q liberal discount. Send in your orders
G.. ". DOWNING CO.,
Aug IL 1865. 3m Charlotte, n. G.
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bTATEsVILLE, N. C., July 18th, 800.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Western North Carolina Railroad Company will be
held in the town of Newton, on Thursday the alst
day of August.
All Stockholders, unless belonging to the "exceP-
ted classes who take the amnesty oath required
by the President of the United States vote and
take part in the meeting.
r. F. SIMONTON,
Aug. |, 1865. I'm Sec'y and Treas'r
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NEW STORE and NEW GOODS.

Sd Door from Springs corner, Tryom Street.
The subscriber has just opened large assortment
of GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, and
Family Supplies generally, which he will sell low
for cash, at wholesale retail.
BAGGING and ROPE just received and for sale.
J. NJ. SANDERS.
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COUNCIL OF THE episcopal,
CRURCH

- me Annual Meeting of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese Of North Carolina abnointed
to be held on the I'd Wednesday in June last but
which was postponed, Will be held on the SECOND
WEDNESDAY in SEPTEMBER, in Christ Church
and Laity is earnestly requested as business of inn
Portance will probably before the Council.
TH0S. ATKINSON,
Bishop of the Diocese of North Carolins.
Charlotte, August z 1866.
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"A NEW GALLERY.

The "Gem Photograph" Fereotype Anbrotype,
and all kinds of CoiIodeon PICTURES, in "card de
visit" lockets, pins, rings, cases, &C made in the
best style OF The Art, at prices ranging from One
Dollar upwards, by JNO. s. BROAHAWAY, q ma
tive of North Carolina
His Pictures need no mmeniation. They are
admired by all. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge.
Gail at his Rooms The Charlotte Bank, imne-
diately as his stay is positively limited few days
August /, 1855
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KHI NOTICE.

Owing to the fact that cannot get Tan Bark,
will have to decline tanning any more Hides
shares, and the public will please note the fact and
not send me any more Hides to tan, as positively
will not receive them.
will pay the highest market price, either in cash
or ather for good Oak Bark.
Aug7, 1866 2tpd P NJ BROWN
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Charlotte
FEW INSTITUTE.

The next Session will begin Oh the Isl of Septem-
her, and close on the 22d Of December, 1865.
TERMS, payable, strictly, HALF in adpance:
Board $50; Tuition $40; Music on Piano or
Guitar $25; Singing Lessons (single) $25; Singing
Lessons in classes $40; French and Latin, each,
$40; Use of Piano S..
Boarders will furnish their towels, table
napkins and ring, pair of Sheets two pillow or
bolster cases, counterpart, cup and saucer, a
drinking cup, and dozen candles.
Washing separate charge at the Laundress'
prices.
Provisions will be received at market prices in
payment for Board.
For Circular address REV. R. BURWELL,
July 10, 1865. I'm. Charlotte, n G.
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DIR. y. w. STRONG,

Having resumed the practice of Medicine, tenders
his Professional services to the citizens of Steel
Creek
August I, 1865.
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SKIES a. GRAY,
HVatchmakers and Jewellers.
CHARLOTTE. N O.

lave re-opened their Shop at their old stand onpo-
site Kerrs Hotel, where they prepared to do all
Kind OF work in their line with promptness and dis
rpatch.
Watches and Clocks repaired at short notice A
share of patronage is solicited We warrant sstis-
faction Work warranted twelve months &c well
astd. SKIES & GRAY.
June IS, 1855 en-
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRGCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Purchase and sell Cotton and all other Produce.
Business entrusted TO us shall command our usual
prompt personal attention.
STENHOUSE s. MACAULAY. Z
Charlotte, Aug IA, 1865
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BETHUNE'S TAILOR SHOP.

Up Stairs an the Carson building, me:ct to the
~ E.. Bank.
Particular attention given to cutting children's
clothing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Produce taken
in exchange for all work. A. BETHUNE.
July "a, 1865
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d Cents Reward.

Billy Lee, colored indentured apprentice to me,
aged about l6 years, runaway from my premises in
July, 1865. Twill give FIVE cents reward and no
thanks to the person returning him to me.
Aug l4, 1868 3tpd JAS. B. ROBINSON.
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iii. II. NELSON,
Manufacturer of BObbins and Spools,
Augusta, Ga,

Also, Commission Dealer in every variety of Sup
plies for COTTON and WOOL FACTORIES, which
will be furnished at NEW YORK PRICES and cost of
transportation.
commission.
RS Wood Turning, in every variety, promptly
executed.
All Bobbins and Spools warranted to be made of
thoroughly seasoned timber uniform in size and per-
fec'Iy finished.
Manufacturers will please send samples of the
kinds wanted by Express-the name of the Factory
should be marked on each package to avoid mis-
takes.
Orders solicited and promptly executed.
August 7, 1865 3m
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Concluded from First Page. I

utation of the people, as iaw-abding and honest
and Of the courts of law as impartial in the ad-
ministration of justice. The thought which
caused me to write that portion of my letter
quoted By you, and which is still my opinion, rs,
that in the condition Of things atpresent exist
ing the result of war, and not OF the free action
of the people, the action of The civil courts aud
grand juries, however honest, would not prevent
the recurrence of frequent acts OF violence, par
ticularly towards Freedmen, during the time in
tervening between the complete restoration of
civil law Military law is, | think, a necessity
in the transition state in which the States lately
hostile to the Government now are. [ think
you arc in error in the opinion to be inferred
from that portion of your letter in which you
say eThat as in all probability the Commissioners
of Freedmen hear only the complaining party"
Bureau would be in violation OF their instruc-
,tions. [ have myself cautioned the Assistant
Commissioners Of the necessity of getting at the
truth in all cases. There has been no complaint
made of the action Of the officers of that Depart
Inent, and [ think that their conduct has been
discreet
Permit me, in conclusion, 70 say, think there
can be no real conflict between the civil and mill
tary authorities in the State. This question Of
difference between US, has come up whilst have
been temporarily in command of the Department,
and my action ilf the matter is founded on what
conceive to be the rights of the case. have
none but feelings of Kindness towards the civil
officers and people of the State Of North Carolina.
7 am, sir, very resp'ly, your obed't serv't,
THOS. Il. RUGER,
Brcv't Mai Gell Commd'g
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Hair and Tooth Brushes, Extracts, Shaving Soa
Lead Pencils, Paper sc. &C., for sale at the corn'
Drug Store W. F. SOREY co.
August II, 1865
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SOUTHERN BOOKS.
Sterling, Campbell & Albright,
PUBLISHERS,

And Dealers an Books, Stationery, dc
GREENSBORO, N. c.,
Continue to publish "Our Own" Series Of School
Books, consisting of Primers, Spelling Book, Read
erS, Arithmetics and English Grammars also Bing-
hams Latin Grammar and Caesar. We offer our
Books to Teachers and Booksellers moderate
terms offered by publishers in any part or the
United States.
For specimen copies or lists of prices, address as
above.
August ii, 1865 en-
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Strayed or Stolen

from the premises Of Mrs Catharine Hutcbison, in
the Saouros OF Charlotte, the I'd of July, n Bay
MARE or years old, with a sore back and 1he
hair OH of the right fore knee She is quick stepp
ing animal and holds high head A fair reward
WIZ De paid for her recovery. Any IL formation NAV
be left at the Democrat Office.
August j, 1865 nt@
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CORNER DRUG STORE.

The subscribers have purchased from DR.. E, Nye
Hutchinson the Drug Store the corner of Trade
and Tryon Streets for tie purpose of conducting a
wholesale and retail business, under the name of
w. F. SOREY & CO.
They will keep on hand large stock of Pure and
Fresh Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Snuff,
Dye Stutfs, Glass Fancy articles, Patent Medicines,
&c. &c. They hope by strict personal attention to
business to merit the patronage of the community.
Particular and special attention paid to Prescrp-
tons. Physicians furnished at low rates, and lib
eral terms offered to the Trade.
w. +. SOREY,
Aug II, 1885. JAS. I. JOHNSTON.
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BOUGHTON WHEAT.

Farmers desiring this wheat fer seed will apply
at once, or leave the money and sacks with Mcssrs
Crawford and Laarens, where samr can be seen
Price 81 per bushel.
JOHN WASHINGTON.
Salisbury, Aug. 81, 1865 q
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EIincOInaOEn
FEM SEMINARY,
LINCOLNTON, n. G.

IINCULNIUN, N. =.
The Fall Session, beginning July 81, will con-
tinue 20 weeks.
RATES SEssIoN-Tution, $40 to SIS; Piano
Lessons, $50; Board, exclusive of lights $50 in
currency, or $50 in family supplies at prices of
1860. Address
REV. S. LANDER A. NJ, Principal.
August 7, 1865. I'm.
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ACADEMY FOss BOYS

NHARLUTTE, n {.
The duties of my School will be resumed Mon
day. the 4th Of September next, in the Town Hall.
Terms per Session Of l3 Weeks-English branches,
$lsslranguages and Higher English, S2O-payable
half in advance, the before the close of the
Session. For particulars apply to
L. BAUDER, A. N.
July "a, 1865 6tpd
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Ta11orinE.
JOHN VOGEI

Pr CT ICAL TAILOR
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country, that he is prepared to manu-
facture gentle clothing in the latest style and
al short notice. His best exertions will be given 10
render satisfaction TO those who patronize him
Shop opposite kerr's Hotel, next door to Brown &
Stitts store.
January ], 1865.
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State of North Carolina, Executive Dept,

Raleigh, N. g, Aug 18th, 1865
To Amdre1o johnson, President Of tEe,U States
Sir:-I am directed by His Excellency, Gov
Holden, to transmit to you the accompanying
correspondence between himself and Brew. Maj
GenI Kruger, commanding the Department of
North Carolina
The Governor begs you to give The subject
matter careful examination, and if you concur
with him in opinion, to cause the administration
of justce in North Carolina to be turned over ex-
clusively to the civil authorities OF the State
have the honor to be, sir, your ob't scrv't
TOD r. CALDWELL,.
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