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i)A!LY OBSEEVEK.
JOHNSTONE JONlJ3J&4tte
.Friday March 21, 1873,
Tbe Day la Brisf.
FjDstcr hangs to-Jajv
i No change as yet U the English Jiinis
twial cnsl. ' ' ;;' ;
A terrible riot occurred at roIrcrUsiiivi
ifcoii; EngCautt, o Wetnesday.; n ,
' X new 'Peace Coinmission has 'gone M
gfj the Modpci Injs'JXI-t'l
Tflie proposed emancipation of th slaves
m Porto-. Rieo is-breeding serious trouble.
Apprclifinsioas of labor strikes are felt in
Keiv York.
.OUR STATE NOT THERE. I
The United States, vessel "Guard,"
Ioswled
tende
d for exlubition at the letinX
sition, will sail from. New York
l&xnositio
iiadN irrvt h eam tn Texl. and there was much blood shed,
u-- . . rj' v v lrt, thonglvnor-ciwcs of fafctlrtlnltfy; nave
4ieGHmt;.orid:Itta nrecwus vet en 0. At the list ac-
freTght specimens of American art colmts from the towivrorder had
ami mechanical ingenuity speci- been restored and ieVasbelfevedlUere
mens of thfe'agriaiUurai and mine?- QmoJ kfioting. J
1 wealth ; of- thi conikent-aml " WasMnSems?':' -various
other articles intended to MMmM nr'vK-n ' rr
serve as an index of .the wonderful Csev &rtVl lector of CTw
proyth and ndvancemcnt in every
department of human industry, now
visible in th e United State.
The rich cargo of the Gard
oru prises articles gathered from all
portions of the United States North
rv.rolinn nprbaiw. exeented. If this
Statesends one single specimen of
anything (besides rrofessor Kerr) to
the Vienna Exposition, we kiujwtSIE Ki:"? V 1 '
Kothtng ofit. And the Professor is
ent, not by North Carolina, but by
President Grant. 1
What a sad commentary is this
V llflt CL4 lUillillOlHio lo lino
, ,
upon the enterprise of our people!
For look, a World's Fair is to be
Tiekl every nation upon the globe
will have its hundreds and thousands
of Teprecientatives at the Austrian
Capital the richest specimens of
the world's wealth and man's indus
try iand ingenuity, will be spread out
to the eye in greatest abundance ; from tgere tb0 a gtairwav ,eading to
ltj the place reserved for the Old the 5th flat, where the female serv-
North State will be empty. anls of the establishment were sleep-
The gold of California, the silvei "S- Therto finding tbek. escape
e v j 4. a i r by the stairs was was cut off, fled to
of Nevada, the corn and wheat of tfie windows, and 3 . of tfieni trew
the! West, the coal and iron of Penn- themselves on the side-walk where
sylyania, the cotton of the Missis- their fall was partially broken by
sippi. Vallev, and the sugar cane of a tra sses aiid ether soft material.
, .. '.,,-, , Thcw were taken, o the general hos-
Louisiana, will be seen there on ex- pital, where they now lay in a, .very
hibition side by side with the pearl precarious stateV Another girl nam-,
and; gpld of India, the rice ofthece- ed Matilda Layer hung but from a
lestial kingdom, the spices of Ara- window 20 mintites, and was finally
t . , , ,. , - 0 . - . rescued by the firemen, who brought
bia,; the diamonds of South Africa, her safelyJ tQ tbe grou'nd ftmd e
the precious metals of.Brazil, the cheers from the excited multitude.
coffee of the Avest Indies, and the Notwithstanding the eflbrts of the
ricli products of Europe in all their firemen, the 4th and '5th flats were
i . . ... completely.destroyedi t
countless variety. But northing will J .mu
be seen of the agricultural and min- Domestic Intelligence,
eraj wealth of North. Carolina-noth- WashiiSt ok, March W.-f he en
ing of its gold and silver and copper ; gineer's strike on the St. Louis, Kan
its irdn and coal, its marble andgran- sas & Nortbern railroad continues.
itej its corn, its wheat, its cotton Another
. . s and a bridtre burned near St. Char es.
and nee, and its numerous varieties
mi Hunve wines.
. An act of the General' Assembly,
wkbnn nnrnnvifin p erv,0n
,
mim of money would have secured
forlNorth Carolina a full representa-
tion of her boundless resources, at
this Universal Exposition. The
i . . : " ,
maiicr was suggested to the Legisla-
ure last fall, but- it was unheeded.
It is to be regretted that a display
r.?4 ! i
v i.i , .
Carolina couiu not nave been
mane at V ienna, as it would have
brought'out the advantages of the
KtV rrrt.;Qn.. ur.. .v.
.....,.,.v u.uie tne worm.
As long as a short-sighted, rigidly
econonucal policy prevails in our
government, no rapid progress in
t ha material and industrial progress
and development of our State need
be expected. We make no efforts to
exhibit in the Old -World t.h
advantages Of our country,
and so we need not exDect onrmiL
lions of acres of waste lands to le
ative population as
they ' multiply and replenish the
earth." This will be a slow rnna9
but a sure one.
' ... ; '
THE CITY IIAIiL.
It is to be hoped that the stock
f iH
bubsenbed at once, A ball in keeping
with the dignity, character, and di-
niPiitttnn. nfni,...i..H.
the aecom morlnf ?-ri r
ncoWaiAr r 1 " . v
ocpasions of. lecthres, operatic and
r . v hue uuuim 1111
dramatic -performances, art exhlbi-
tidi
tO tbe city, and a suitable place .for
public exhibitionsandperformancesi
JEvery cUizen is interested in the
trrnwtb nrr,QQV;tw ' 1 1 -
growth prosperity, and adornment
of our town..rroperty-holders are
vitally interested in its growth,' and,
prosperity., Anything that beauti-
fies the city renders
enden Tt mnMfM
enacrs.it more attrac -
is, musical entertainments feasts I Congress, include, of seventeen scien-
arid festivak,v m Let ur have a i enhr Ph pf A ,rgmm i
lntiMi:i; ;;; m'i i ' also the following honorary . co;ni-
building that- will be an, ornament niu;nnpr--Wmnt-nmrUr . f ai.
t57?: . ,CM, Cavanagh.Moptana.
tiyeto the eye of the stranger; to ' -
mance strangere to . come and make
their homes here should be a lead.
w trar t common, jatercst 4ar.thi.
London of th e fiou th ; for th eln ftui
of new comers increases our popu-
trie ivame ot real estate., .we. nave
stores ; nnd now let us have a good
tt.hI fj.iifViUTfe-V.Tifieii n4ii:ft IXJke Ucfin rEvva tnire
and all
Col. JoUnstoh r&spectfully declineB
the invitation to become a 'candi
date for die Mayoralty, in. any event.
fheoiglish Hinisterial Crisis.
Losdox Iariia.lailli4Mt
f lm'Cabi net colleagues had a 4 hours
cejnsniltatforr. Tothiliglpf lnortancc
Irisiand EngilsJntiot "
ivsmmm$&zQ not
tvetlveen jJnglijThmen and 1 rish men
. i 7 .r.. "t. . j i .'YL i
occurreu in waimnnm jiuhv
of StaffordshireJ2 m i lt4 fromJir
cridiV wfere engagod Tn the conliict.
J'iranw amj i'wiprcfr.eeiy; us-.
tlfe neoDlehvill rcioioel h , .lit..!.;- fvfir.t .UiVok.
. i .J?' "V
tony8 js the topilhis'ornitl&HefWe Jem" Alfred Smyre's little child
will probably beteottfirmedfbyvotes
but if Flannagan leaves by but 1 It
pt.Rnd:Wtifiled;efl tMiR
t-OT jiUiTigham as : Naval oracer, and
Carpenter voting against. CaseV.
Ihe wjXQrK limfs sniupiy oc
nry and James as Postmaster at New
Convention oTKhode Island include
one expressing; sympathy with the
people of Louisiana under the rule
of Federal Ku-KlUx:
... , r ft 1 11
The principal! part of Circleyine,
0hiO, has ? been .buriied. Loss $3or
000.
FiraiilIontreaWNarrowEscape"
..... ot emaies.
Montkeal, March 18. At 1 .o'clock
this morning a fire broke out. .in a -building
behind the St. James Hotel,
and communicated through a laundry
tntn r nrn t A fvtl ft ll fl.lt Olrl
Mo. Several of the riiigleaders of the
istriKe nave been arrest eo. mecom
pany offers, reward for the ar-
rest and conviction of any person
destroying its properU or cutting the
Lpi"nb wiiP . - -v
Mat Torssev was hanged by a mob
at Monterey, Cal. He made a will
fy'f Nicholson i Husband,
his victim. Nicholson witnessed the
lynching. The mob is condemned
by the people.
Everything is quiet in the lava
beds, lhe soldier are awaiting tne
result of the new Peace Commission
to the Modocs. If they fail to come
out for another talk theptrpops- will
open the. fights - '
The loss of the steamer "George L
Wright," with all on board,, is con-
firmed; " Portions of the wret'k are
scattered a 100rmiles.4iortli juf Cape
? . . .
aUHOn. . : ; . ..-i vTl i t
As Herald inefeiat reports serious
trouble ia Porto Rico on account of
th e. nrppo8eWema4iripation Otaltftes
Tlie meeting qf carpenter bosses
1 1 J 1 A. ".T
ana. worKmen iasinigu, in iew
York, to regulate the hours of labor
was. without result.
The steam erA3pha arrive! from
Halifax with the mails -andr sonie
York.. The Niagara, encountered a
gale on the-2nd nd 3rd uf March,
and herrnachineryrwas disabledand
her bulwarks-stove inV-
The Italian bark Anna foundered
on the 15th of February. The captiin
and 12 of the crew arrived at Bermu
in.a open boat. The1 steamship
KteaSooin ffie
crew of the Anna. .4 :i-i
,s ?
Appolntmeata to the Vienna ExhfM-
1 "... . . -w m , mm
I vv AsiisGT0j,.jiarcn 10.- A he ap
nmntnwH. (tn vt0,va t'vn
tion by the President, under act of
bama ; A. McDonald, Arkansas ? W.
an(l Edwin !.-Newton, Geor-
?mn Tufie Td Sg'TtX1"
and Louisiana ; Colonel Ed, P. Jones
and Augustus ;Seniago, Mississippi ;
W. a Kerr; North Carolina : Saraiiel
Tntc" nd L: & Dupre, Tennessee ;
e.8 f -"an.? '-ehmnftcl, Va.;J.
t.:wwaenar:wes v irgt.ua. : .Janie
Uf rwn,rt. rnn.T . ? " ' '-5
IIon,Clark8on-N. Potterr of -Kew
Yrlc' W.OG 'ecelye thelncreas-
l9 second. Congress fvHVch'.ihat bodly
ia.'trotedl6 itself h- , .
TOt0dl6itselfi
T.O 'i
i 1
Tragedy In jShicago.
Chicago, March , 18. A gan of
man ball-roomrin south Halstead
8treetear1y this" morning and be-!
tG6tf wasetd by th re o0t Irbb-
rested. Tt seems that Holey was the
first one assaulted
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STATE NEWS.
some sort ot a ma lad
Durham has lield a raeetinc land
K-AraIeHtine is tnfled ror
foiGreeiis-
boro aud Raleigh.
fecrFirVpefaorf
A TheXJratTdHiTidgeof I. 0. 0. F. of
this StatemeeUinJ&ileish rui Mayj
Tbe Greensboro Patriot saps that a
party iffSSt vWigmrhs fead this wee
Tne whole quantity of jras used 4n
lUieign last montn was cubic
rrr TJT T T - :'r'
;Tinf ?)fsley, f &n)omi' - was
rovn'Troni his horse on Monday,
and had; his arm brokn
k TlreHWkorv Tarern-
n?W$s 8avs ". ,
Th rough af pri va t e letter from Newton
fell in the lire and was horribly burnt
-T-2)robah)y causing it & death.
V Tlie Ilickbry rireru nrxi learns
from a friend at Dry Ponds, Lincoln
county, that the store house and
Urat place were dtetroyed by' fire MivJtrarjiiiotwiH5iHnuingr- iuegxemp-T
the iiight of the?
lltti.
. Thcjine bpherjMr.
flio.-i. W. Harrw.aKKIttetSuir was
burned on last SimllaOSA $U,tKX),
no insdraiice, , Fnu. cjuinuey ths
cause, u eldon Xfcws tells about it.
Raleigh JSVirs: Sheriff; CI iue, of da-
tawba county,, yesAcruay morning
lodged in tiic Statu Penitentiary one
Sandv Cline, ctKi sniUWefcd'at the
tjnn of the Sumuojaka
of 5 veais lr robbiuiiva store. The
orisono clailns'to bail from South
Carolina
'of vesterdav: The recejitty
elected Steward, Mr. HUggiugs knee
air. Moorpr moved, nis lanniy ..ihio
the lust itiu ou,y 0terUf . - Tlie;iiew
ly elected TrejisurerjMr.- J. C. LHar-
ns, has filed bin bond 'for $25,W,
His alarv wilt be $7o0 per annum
He will djsbdrse about $75,0(.K).
The Hickory Press tells a sad storv
of the deutUllfildiOik man of Ca
tawba county, by the ..named ot Ave
ry Powell, in Ilah-is'ctM.intv, Texas,
in September, 1871. He, had ,boeu
lost sight of fur. 2; years previous to
his death, and nothing was heard ot
him. until a lew days ago, when the
news of his death was received: i
The Weldon Ajrs is filled with "$
usurfl nuulbcr 6f i;acoitfeiits, 5 riresy
murders, &c. It says : As iKmrineer
Jim VVeitoii's through freight traii
was comltig litfi tiros vt-hk V. Kail-
1 .
road, on yesteraay mornings. ,wnen
within 1 mile of Wilson a car loaded
with brick, broke ki5the middle,
throwing off several cars in front and
smashing them considerably. ? The
tram was running at, the rate ; of 12
or 15 miles an hour and7 the; tracl;
was badly torn' up for some distance.
Fortunately no one wars hurt. ;
The Rareigh Smttn'el says": "Yester
day morning abo t 7 o'clock i lad
named Barnanv rish, some. 14 to lo
years old, had a most-miraculous es
cape.. He had brought sohie proiluce
to market 111 a cart drawn by a jnuie.
ana naa neeu to aenver a portion ,pi
it in the soutnern, portion ot the cit v.
On his return the. mulu tok fright
and dashed off, bringing' one 'of the
wheels ot the cart in contact Avun a
post on Mrs.-Nixon's corner, foot of
Fayetteville streetr1 "The cart was
turned, oyer; the boxv holding on" to
the reins, being caught leneatli lt.-1-In
this position, still holding to the
reins, the boy -was dragged some 40
yards, and hnaHy pimed -up .;lbe
mine, v nen tne cart was again turn
ed over by the persons who ran to
his assistance, the. boy ya fonnnf
irijaVed,Svhilst the cartwas a7 merg
AsciExr Virginia Estates. The
"Patrick estate," near .Waviibofo','
is now heldMh the' same name 'that
it was in 1747 over 130 years' ajro.
In that'y ear Iolert And John Pat
rick bought tbTBathtf.and the form-
er bought tne iatterj5ntflii he pro
a . . a. vara
perty is still held by tbeJieirs of Ko
berts. Th e l:Hall estate."- l)n South
river near tne same town, has ,Ales
cended ftb r ougli th e " lla4 1 s-: -1 h e
sa m e naraofl nu jiaani iEojnj4o.
and thehbttse buiitrniriithat
v ea rCii8t il ISa 5 v $&rno3L d vfeth n
Th ree of thetrees onu53ratate were
used in the original survey of -Beverf
ly Manor, and are 'still used -where.
there is anv trouble) to rnnw surveys
irom. blaunton mmcatoru. ??
Scientific ExPKniTioN. The1 pio-
neer party ot the Oriental Topoga,
phical ; Corps sailed-iforliiterppo'
from New "Yorkv Dfi Saturday
route toEgjpt, i Palestine and 1Asia
arid photograph sof att-b6ints"toT in-
terest in ne jaioie Lrfina:vana to
make arrangements for ., a crreat ex
pedition next autumn, iinder the per
sonai airection 01 rroiessof i dames
Strong and the counsel of . Professors
Upham and Conant, Dr. Durj-ea, and
The latest.ro.ari appointed to oice
in Penn8ylvaniaiia;Ainspector f of
pickled fish . in- Philadelphia: N6
civibaervice.exaxninatio1!) in thif
Lsimpiy nau xo swear nis -nose woukj
cumtaTtces7-and ?, to! support the
uitiou ana vonsxiiuiion
-...:t. . 1 ... r .?... i'-rt .-. F
The Bankrupt Iaw
These are thelexemptions- in the
. Tyhinh.uiidci .'icccnr'T '""'
am1ntme":1i: Vu xr t w""iI: srtt on th ll
runt Act : 'i
m. d
tJX iA t i I H rl iotaf
V.T
. T . !. 3
br Natidut
States.! Real estate.
Maine I $500
f 1,000 $200
N. Hampshire ; 500
f 300 lJOO
U 500 1,500
Vermont ' oou
Massachusetts 800
700 2,000
JihodeMand NWf rf)vW.H0 7
eortnecricut?' Non J. VSoi' 1,400
Kp Y,.rlf jLonakoo
-&60
INew-Jerser-- IWO 7 : 400
Pennsvlvarna ittref Ralorsou
: 8W
Delaware Jone 100
(WO
Marylalid In a Nontf loOJ ) t-l
f w'
3,500
2,D00l
VTir?r?ni; i.GUOr-Hr.O00
WeatVinnuitf - ' SOW 200 1
- - jp .
North Carolina 1,000 500 ' -
S3outhvCaroCua - 500--
2,000
Alabadia
' i .van
Arkansas OOO 2,000 ' 700 1
4000 1
exad mi i!H2,000 . 10
Ohio ' .. :-
rtm'-d inYal.r' 500
Indiana
Iltinuks f
Michigan
Kebniska
None 300
-MJOOQ" 500 :
.. .'1,500. 'iM
Ulm'd in val. 3,000 ;
Ulm'd in val. 3,000 '
taoQ
2,000
'600
iTJlm'd iii val.",000 '
Wiwiunsin UljiiM in val.
Utah ' ' Ulra'U in-Val-
3,000
500
2,0
2,000
California. i 5,000' ;-
7,500 J
4001
The amended act not only allbwW
ch,fn uvomntmiu Kii Tt Iji I lfiw'tt
tef; ?VWft?3S
Bow or where acquried. as well as
debts contracted before its passage,
thelecisian of any nrt ttvthe -con-
HDDS, are not oiuv uimiuii.i in
sAvnral States, but tHe'v are so larire
Ua niany ofthem that if banrlipts
take 'vantage cm ne a
heavy bbiw to the creditor class.
Ibese exemp ions, , particulafly., as
they will be administered, Will cover
all the property of a very large pro-
portion of the people in the country
niotf whom arc small farm ei-s or
smaii-merciiaMts, mecnanics ana pro-
fessional me;),.
The New Postal Law&
It seems, ns .we lejirn from Wash
ingtoii telcgramii, that the proposed
reduction of postage on letters to-
tWo cents did not receive the ap
proval of th Senate, and consequent
IV the letter rates remain as at pre-
and the present leulatioi s remain in
iorce."
The provision nrohibitimr the
transmission ot any tree matter what-
ever itTturtlhite- next wi ' however,
put 111 the postome . appropriation
ill,and is now a 'law. This 'proyi-
diou-requires newspaper men to pay
postage on their exchanges.
This isjiI4 yery..w,ll,andvill harn
v provoke Tc6hi in cut by the press.
Most editors have too large exchange
fsfs, auti we think that in cutting
dowp. the number of exchanges, as a
rule they will save more in white pa
er than- the oatage on-their neces
sary exchanges will amount to.
The exclusion of all free matter
Wm tbV mniln i lnvftvor a transt-
naient humbuit. It is in fact nv
p.. . en u.m 10 t w
thinir less than .creating a jnonoply
ui me litre use yji iu iub ui
administration and its party. The
eiiupiiouv jprvprniioii iur, j)urv-
v... -
lgewaked. for ty the Departments
and voted by the late Congress, show
this,. "We have 'mislaid the figures ;
but '..arc .well convinced the sums ure
amply sufficient-to cover the reunite
ments of tlie party, liereatter, then.
while rridical members ot Congress
are pocketing $2,500' per yesr in lieu
ofthe ''franking privilege. &c. it will
be found that all their mail matter
will ptnss, thixnigb the Departments,
th&ipostage covered by the appro-
tne-mseives wui nave to pay postage
r . .
on any matt6r they may wish to cir
culate or let their constituents go
nnsUppliecL7va. sentineL
Vert Sad.. A sad case reaches us
from Taitorb this week. Miss Sallie
Lawrence, a very popular and high
ly esteemed young lady, for some
reason not known, committed sui
cide at that place last Monday. We
lL ..... ik... . T
Kentucky r-." . IXK30'I eOOl " - -a.lOO (STYLES m: h. - . -
9 ' ' . -I TT-V AAT T-,.t.
l lio nnivuiin rnnntn iiir the rrc I ivux i
ii.tpitiniif a iiAnroikiiiiAw iAfira nrn i 1 n . "
pa, uiv.iv w ..c I'"0"? -r V W" Oalitine,
mo piaceorutuuicaiuHi aisoiaiiea, t,. lt.w...;..!
4ay before this sad even 'tfxmtaAatht1V ?
was ilively, bright and cheermf ' Khtf
110 one had detected her unnappr-
ness Monday-niortHng-' after tinj
bpybjfakfastsbei kissed her-4iRle
brother.' told hmi gooq.rv lm'i
inediatelj went to her room, locked
herself tttf-artdswallowed a dose of
laudanum, mixed with carbolic acid,
lrottf'nteh; sue died in a lew rmm-
uteshe ef'l'hote to her. mother
t beacon tents of which we have not
leariied aiid also; a note willing . cer-1
tftinipropertv-' to lier little Jbrother.
"Tlie case is a sad one, and none save
God ean know what motive rJrompt-t
ed her to take her life wrych seemed
bo brigtft and so ' beautiful.12ocJfc9
Mount Mail,,
We enjoy a good joke, even at the 1
expense of our estecnied personal
friends of the iWilmingion Star. The
last Petersburg Appeal has the- ifol-
lowing ; . '
4The Emneror of Germany has
conferred the order of the Red Eagle
ia 11 uc. An wu Ao .
station with the Emperor tre; put-in
a good word for HerrHed ;m
then. that'if he decided to confer the.
lordpr.nnor Herr. he would announce!
it trough Jthe Wilmington star. : 4
.-;, n r V . r ,; ?- J
H-V'Vo, riitf iiL
upon " 'Herr 'Joachim, the famous ed on corner of chutch nd third atreets"1
Violinist."- Wilmington Stan ' . 1 witifi 3 mmutea walkolfthepabliouarcS
That is true. In our last oriver Ajro agood Pwellinrwith 3 roomsrn'
inauguration ball are t2Q,000hortL: -f -I -rr; ! Vjfiwii
ofthe receipts- .Those who danced lii '..IfidTi?! Fes'fc1 "-.' :
should lie made to pay the fiddlers:
nd thtf anruifitvtfifttnrnhnld
WMAN St:p;-RAGEl-i-A "propes d
amendment to the Constitution of
TBrThe
Representatives of,, that.
State on the 12th insU by a Tote W
4 ' NVy.S -
ROE Shad sndTfSfi Beef byihe quarter
tlds morning at - ' '
J. T. COIT & CO'S,
Provinons Stores,
mar 21 .fjt TrJ Street. ...
mHBpndcrsisnl vwil.altfptlf to: the
I ' . : i; a. l aw
'struinentof - Jrnunffr Accoiumg w iuc
best legat powers. - " -
W, F, PAVIDSOJf,
ofiln'rWDavidson's Furuiture Store,
mar21-3t .. w.'i,..: -?r
...... i . rm i.i : rr ' . ;
rrav A Davist. avverr la
elcoutt tockf Ready-roade tthing
A iIri-S
JUST BECEEB.
OA
Larger Fat Tnrkey v-If ywt want one
y .corue to;rr;j
mar 20 , ...-.t
j XUU for eating when baked,.will. b, soft
nlmttst as nweet as honev as tlie svruii
flHnjj from them; Also lame ouantitifs
ofdiReriivt .yarietie for jdaiufe -.T
c naVd the Karly Kose and Early Gi
'rich-" Pfc-i oRfcmU and expect U
les lor Manun Jlien
Gotxl
litem
and secu'reood mk if vou wish a
good yield after pianfinff. AllVt
' . , . JNO. Je BUTTS
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1?1NE Show. We have jnst
SlCth. 7c weve Vr
U ;Alao some gooxl . W 8h fi,r old
iadieSt nn, k Unc.rtinentirfChildrrna
SUoe. Tlcas call enrlv ndexatite at
- SMITH'S SHOP; STORE,
mar 20-1 w v ' -
T?N(?LISII Tooth Brushes, .Eng.ib -'Hair
u Bruslu?
YM. R: BTTRWEbL & CO,
mar 20 . Spring1 Corner.
FLAVORING Kxtnict.H,
buperior qnalitv. -
fresh " end of
rinaiuv. -
W. It. BUR WELL t CO,
Spring's Isomer.
s -
mar 20
LUBINS. Extr;U, assorted, lws Ex
tracts as.Horted.
Wj-R lilTRWELL & f'O.
mar 20 Spring'n Corner.
east; Powders, Rwal Bak
ers, -Preston Chocol ate, Nel-
Arrow IliHt. Foxes Stan'h.
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mar 20
VT: IXL BUR WELL CO,
Spring's Corner.
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rNDEPENDCXT HOOK &LADDEII
COMPANY, SO..'i.
AT THE LAST . Regnlar meeting of this
Comiianv a resolution wns adopted to
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d fhtiffijta attend the mndes
"aLji'MWAW
hereafter, e iue?teWosetrikvyie ainou
due bv dieniithe 'WifirpanV2 'Trnd also
amount
to i
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rcii
n-tiirn thwf ritlrnnifomis' frt the (Jcimmit 4
te
A rcnHAri.dmteTdoing'away
with hntiatlon fees ?ibr ?thtf- liext six
r ;OiJEl?H Sir:Rrtrm'rt.s
JOHN A, .BIXBY, - . rCoin.
S, LANDlt-KEi:, Trea-., J.
mar 20'. . . - .... ' ,;; .
SELLING OFF AT CSST!
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j. H. LORYEA fr
BRQ;
BETWEEN THIS AND THE FIRST PAY
of Ainl we shall dispose of om
entire $tock
OUR roeMs. large and wll assorted,
poott and bftoeSi ana a large atsort-
ment of JiaodcQJxtdw'
end Mi'Atsji
q-utfn tit y"0
TTV. ; m NOTIOKS.
n$i.. we, sre determined: to "
SElT AX COST.,
As we will leave Charlotte on the, 1st
day of April.' ' . ' ."' !
Io not miss this chance for
securing GOOD BARGAINS.,
: r :.. Trade'Street,
' Opposite Court House. .
marllMapLy,. .m ? ' .
Good rspcrty far UaJb. , -
' 0' AJwelling Hottaotnew)
Tomainm 45 rooms and
basenaent, -with yai. gar
aentjtncrgooa water, locat
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r? W4 VT "lSV1
to i'ing! .
r . : t . riVu i4
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i V" . ' V ;
fRAXGES, Lemons and French Candies 1
V Jt;receiredat - PUREFOYU;-
i -rtsT , Vi. i a
llTPS? frh of Spiced Tig
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THE; CAPITAL,
: 927 D trertJWashlngton, I). C.
. ,.t t t '.. if
DONNPTAT arid HENRY RKED, EdJ
Editors.
Tlirce Dollars .ner vcar,,4 advance.-
Ctnbs i Tenjexles t tjmldrea). $25.'
twenty jwijiics tofqpeaddnjas; $40.-.- ?t '
.. RATES OF ADVEnTISlG.
Toir" the ?Mce oncrinch, $1,50 W the ffwt
and & itaeachubciuifc inwrtioir:
Citr Items 25 cenKaJI1 "ch insertion,
lyx-al Notices 50 Vut3 a line each in.
sertion. - - . t :
Marriage and Dtjath Notices 75 rent.
AU other reading notices $1 per line.
C-ti Eveiy articlsubtiiittetl byniaSlertlCT. ' ''
wise, to "Xm iSimorof THK CAPITAL,"
will receive cfuwideratipri,' bat we 11
unable to write letters to- our crnvrriiti.
for toUe;iponsIble fopmanttwrtipt A i
a rule weui not pmrnaso articles, $hosc ) '
only .-excepted which we orderon particular . i
thetnes from pmfessioiial jourmi lists. We 5
do not tare whether snggesrtoia.. nx'Wn our
friends are anonymous or authenticatca1 j .
by signature j fr in either cose- ve t-haJ!
examine into tlie subjects for QurselYes.
, mar 12 : '
; J. M. LEAK & CO.
No. 4, Granita Row, Oppbsita,
GEKTBAL HOTEL
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Manufacturers, WlMlcsaleand Retail dea1..
ej.s in Manufacture! Tobacco, Smoking-
Ttlacco, :and Cigars of all
gnle. IXkxIww the above prutd will
do well to examine our sttick, before jmr
chasing elsewhere os we can offw
grvatr inducenicntsi'
jan 14-tf .
Nw Inducements.-
:o:
IN ORDETR TO MAKE ROOM
FOR A
1 reavy Spring Stock, we will sell all our
Till and Winter (it otK at gre itly r-
duced prices. Your attention is
particiiiarly invited to our
Stock of Fine Dress Good.
SHAWLS, FLANNELS, CASSI-
MERS, .BLANKETS,
And all kinds of Woln Good, together
with a large Stnck of
KEADY-MADE CI.0THING,
' which we will sell very low.
ian 21 'McMURRAY & DAVIS.
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STOP AT TUE
KISTLER HOUSE,
LINCOI.NTON, XOItTIt CAROLINA.
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West of the Court Honw, in the Motz'
Hotel Building, Opjnxiite
J. C. C O B B S ' 8 T ORE.
A HACK will be run ineonnre;
tioh with 'the houne.
Mas. P. II K1STF.R,
.roar4in Proprietresa.
AT TIBDY'S,
-:0: :Ot -5,000
PAPER BAGS, 1 lb..
.4
2 Ibs
8
12
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4t
THE BOOH STORE
fob 2S !'
J. T. coit & ; co.,
WHOLESALE D UETA5L
WrGVISIOXS ' OF . ALL KINDS,
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Next door to Smith's Slice Store.
hm; ; TRYON STREET,
: CHARLOTTE J N. C. .
W. C STITT,
"TVEALERS in dryvgowds,. Ifate Caps,
from bis friends who peed anything in the
above lines. . . ,
mar 15
Pptatoei. ?; ;
ftlWO car loads ofjBeed Potatoes, coMi
if ting of 60 bbls. Earfy Rose
40 Pink Eyes, ,
' ' 40 M , Early Goodrich,
50 M Peerless: j
, On Consignment, andT for sale low' 'from
Pepot by . r j , '
STENttOUSE, MACATJLAY & CO.
rp HX3 Coropeny having sold all tlrtrfr Ire
JL dell County Bonds, now "offeflbr !
tiiefr.7 'per. cent leckleiiburg County Bonds
at To and accrued interest. The coupons
tff these bonds are receivable iri toayment
Ibr'aR cbnxtty taxes.; ? The Company aU
oiler their Mortgage J percent gokl bonis
(interest mvable in cokli at 83 and accrued
interest i also $20,000- CY-: & A. B-
lianas at m and accrued interest. Jamcr
of the two.fonner class bonds at the rate
will pay, including, the discount and in
terest, exceeding 12 per centum per annum
on the aniottnt invested. Let( tax-payers
and investors apply in tinii for tla abor
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