North Carolina Newspapers

C AID W ElLXbc Ali Editor. T ? : t &t i if 2 si Mr. JoaxMfG toBOE .who, for several cars has been connected with the Qbseryer office, has taken charge of the City Ust of the Observer, arid wilt hereafter superintend the delivery of the daily. ; lie will give the city circulation his close and regular attention, and he invites com jaiuts from all subscribers when their papers do not reach them regularly and in due time. j " . , lie is authorized to collect subscription, advertisement, job or any accounts of the Observer, and to give receipts for the same. TTe will call in person upon the friends and patrons of the Observer, and the citi zens generally,! to rveeive and attend to tleir orders for subscription, advertising, job work, &c. 1 . ; j Churches To-day. Baptist Church Services to-day-at 11 A. M. arid at P. M. r i- T ; T 1 x Kev j Duune, rasigr. Methodist CHumcH-Services at 11 A. M. and at 7 Pi. M. Rev. L Burkhead, l'astor. ', ' Lutherax Church. Services at 11 A. II. Evening" Service at 7 P. M. Rev. . Aldrich, 'Pastor. ' Calvary Mission Church. Services at 11 A. M.j, and it 7 P. M., Rev. W. S. Hal torn, Pastor, j pRESBTTERiAk Church. Services at 11 A. M., and at 7 P. M. Rev. A. W. Miller, D. D., l'astor. ; Episcopal .Church. Services at 11 A. M., and 4i P. M. R,ev. B.S. Bronson, Rec t r. ; . Catholic Church. Services at 11 A. Rev. Father O'Connell, Priest. i - M. Memerab'.elDaj s-Tlie month of April iv full of days 'commemorative of eventful periods during" the late war. On the 2d, Richmond was evacuated, and occupied on the 3d by tlie Federals, in IW5 ; on the Gth, the bloody battle of Shilo h, in '62 ; Island No. 10 Surrendered on the 7th, in '0.': battle, of j Pittsburg Landing on tlu 7th, in '02 ; surrender of Gen. Lee on the 9th, IR6") ; Fort Sumter first bombarded on the 12, and surrendered on the 13th, in Y1 ; on the 13th, the war ended, practical ly, and Lynchburg surrendered on the 13th in 'Go ; on the 14th, President Lincoln was assassinated and Andrew Johnson inangii rated on the loth, in '05 ; all North Caro lina forts and arsenals were occupied by Confederates bn the lGth, in '(2 ; President Pavis was captured on the Kith,, in '65; Virginia .se-eded oiijthe 17th, in '01; Massa chusetts volunteers hiobbed in Baltimore on the 19th, jn '61 ; Gosport Navy Yard evacuated and burned by the Federals on the 20th, in ,61 ; Harper's Ferry burned on the 2uthi in '01 : Lower' Mississippi opened on the 24th, in '62 ; Fort Macon captured on the 26th, Gen. Joe Johnston surrendered and J. Wilkes Booth was shot, on the 2Sth, Admiral Farragut captured New Orleans, jin 62 on the 29th, in '63, occurred the battle of Grand Gulf; on the 30th was fought the battle of Sabine Fork, in '02. Thus; we see the jrrcatest events of the unhappy j four . tli is month, i years occurred during The Month of April. According to the ancient Adbau Calendar, when the year "consisted of iten months, April was the first, and had thirty-six days. According t the calendar of llomulus, it was the scc-nd month, and had thirty days. The twelfth montlh calendar of Nn ma gave it t'io fourth plaice, with twenty-nine days; but when Julius Ciesar reformed the year, i' was given' thirty days, and has so re- iniuned till the present time. April is the f ww producing mouth' of showers and 81111-bhine. Hence the proverb : April showers Make May flowers' a curioslty.For a day or two past there has been on exhibition here a per- iect curiosity. It is a voung pigeon, with four perfectly formed legs, the two unnatu ral ones being jus; under the wings. Un- "uunaieiy itne pigeon was icilleu Dv a ln (whose neck has been wrung) imme- aiately after ibeing born, but it has been preserved m; alcohol. The curiosity is the i-ypcrty oi Mr. John T. Uutler. and was oorn on his premises. Kew Idea Saloon. It can be seen at i he "To-TJay." We had the pleasure oi a call yesterday from Mr D. G. Fenno, "ie agent of "The To-day," a new weekly Paper, published in Philadelphia, of which le evei7 where-popular and world-renown cu Ul Lewis is the editor. We learn from Mr. Fennn fhn it- ; :nn.:Xvn of the nnKi;i. J. . . . .v. vuuv til blO IIIKUViUU "a 'eni employ a number of SouUi- crn Writers n nnn.!l.,.tn 1 At, 1 tVK.. Tl Wie last issue "fihristW t?aM t4! Wij nyFisher) has a beautiful storv. A - :MK.tJi inducement to.subscribers, the publishers "iraisu gratis-'a beautiful chromo, "Just o-j ir mm muuv la uci vuiuiy WOITI1 price of subscription. - r - CniriskiU-IIe will Kr. J mrow night. The troupe is certainlv an .yr eicellent one, and we .earnestly, hope pur -ais win show a due appreciation1 of a --uass performance by greeting Chiris i with a full house. Good Friday is a great institution. We re perfectly appy. ; ' J A lie RTnrni il V i x i , 1 in me nnn seems 10 nave . vi'rv rm.. WsfcJ... . - . . .. ts. TuZ ! . . w PTor the Observer;. T ,wTnelMinm Motion. Mr. Editok : In your" Friday's issue, I was pleased "Ho read the" Communicated piece headei, Dry ficketn whklr, I have no doubt is expressed, the true sentiments of most of the . best people of Charlotte. Now as the ball is in motion it may not be amissMfcEitsoXindairke whilst: the iron is hot. ; It has well been; said that if alcohol were unknown, half the sins, and epart of the poverty, and unhappi ness would disappear from the world, and that it is unnecessary but detrimental to health;' fa well shown, hot only by those f who hare visited the Arctic jregions, ; but also by those who live under a burning sun. - In tlie first and second expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, says Dr. King and Dr. Kennedy, they refused to takeany one accustomed to Spirits and we are told by Dr. Carpenter, that 'the TRussian Army on the march, use no spirits. : Now if such cold countries exclude spirits may I not ask what is to become of those who live under the heat of a burning ! sun, and yet make it;ttej&,daily and almost hourly practice twafroltf saloon u saloon in search oHhestbw", but fataldraughtt ; Me thinks I hear India, Bengal, ; Boroea, Af rica, Demerara, answering Jny question. Then, my brethren, in the good cause of Temperance, how will you consent to elect men high in office: to be your rulers, whose practices, the world detests, men who have no promise except for a short life, and a diseased body. So be wise, and choose sober and temperate men, and don't hunt for the rich, but choose poor business men, who know what it is to be ovei -burdened with taxation (as we are now) who earn their daily bread, and whose judgment is good. FOE MAYOR. We arc authorized to announce his Hon-' or Mayor Young as a candidate for re-elec tion to the office f Mayor of the City of Charlotte for the next ensuing rear, mar 23-tf ; " COMMUNICATED. People's Candidate for Mayor. Mr. Emtor : It seems to be the wish of a large num ber of our citizens that W. F Davidson should be our next Mayor. He is an old citi zen of Charlotte and we think his selection would afford general satisfaction to the community. We therefore announce him as" the People's Candidate for Mayor. THE PEOPLE. communicated Mr. Editor : Allow us through your columns to sug gest the name of our esteemed young townsman, F. A. Mciincln for Mayor at the ensuing election in May, Mr. McNinch is a practical business man, well qualified, noted for firmness in the discharge of bis duties, and if elected1 will fill the office with credit to himself and to the "interest of the city." MANY CITIZENS. IcommcxicatedIJ FOtt MAYOR. Editor Observer : v We beg leave to suggest to the voters of the citv of Charlotte, as a suitable Candi date for the Office of Mayorj at the ensu ing election in May, the name of SAMTJEX P. SMITH. Esq., a gentleman of energy and enterprise and well qualified to dis charge the duties of the office, being large ly interested in the prosperity of the City and wide awake to its, enterprise, a thorough, active and successful business man. We sneak the sentiments of many voters who will give him their hearty sup port. MAM I Wi J2KB. G-OLD. A S SIG WEES" SALE Tn. Re. THOMAS DAVIS. ; Bankrupt. ) T) Y Virtue of an order from - Hon. G. S. D JJrvan, Judge of the District Court of the I'nited States fur the District of South Carolina. wC will extxwe to public sale at Charlotte, X. C, on Tuesday the 22nd day of April. 1873. all and every right which we represent in a suit against M. B. Valentine, including all the right, title and interest of the above named Bankrupt in the Jucnot Gold Mine tract of land, con taining 524 acres more or less, situated in Mecklenburg county, N. C, as also all claims which the Bankrupt had, or we as his Assignees have to the balance ot the rmrchase nionev due for said lands, or for anv more due for the rents thereof. The above subject to any claim of dower that mav now or hereafter exist, or any taxes that may be unpaid. Terms cash, purchasers to pay lor. papers. T. 8. JEFFREYS, ) Assifrnces mar 12-oaw tds AUCTION SAXE. DesirabU Phosphate Fertilizer or other Factory Site, Milts, Machinery,, d-c,, d'C The undfiraiicned will offer for. sale, in Charleston, at Public Outcry, at the cast end of Btoad-street, on J Thcesday, the 17th day 4 of" April next, at 11 o'clock A. M. . v . : ' Th TCKTIfi. WORKS recentlv erected by the. Farnierslizinpanr of South uaroiina. siwiaiea less inan a nau miIe bevond the corporate limits of the I -1 1. -i. X These consist of a neweightyhorsepow- Ekvator. Crushers, Grinders, Mixer. Shafting, &c &e., is bmlt m a substantial thre Rtorv tin roof houses of 45 by 80 feet in size. The tract consists of five acres of bitrh. and seventeen of low land. Having ood:outtetrin-fheTeesiiiinlpr-af-wir ,1 A,. llr irH orrl A (rrailfld TOad-bed for rr3,w Wh,rf n rauwflv ins niiK xiiic. aiiu a uuv i Amhlv River on ita other ; or Western side. Tt ftriinin And connects ov means oi iiicsro ith th South Carolina and the Northeastern. : lAiiroaos. anu is unto iu prompt communication with the interior of this State and of the Southern and f Southwestern States ; This Dresents a rare opportunity to capi talists for the inception of any Fertilizeror other manufacturing ; enterprise, with a best of macninery I -1 j i i i bisuy kisdicu io but imruu ... m nT" inn.nivr nin.ii'iiinL iiiiihy iiciuu or bv mail to - J. DRAYTON FORD. . mr w. . v-. f"- . -r r - J 1 ,-, i '- - ' - " Real Estate Broker; . uto. i isroau sireet, xaaneBwn, o. v.- f : Special Notices Inserted IM this Column will tc chareed IS -cents per line - -- 4 Notice. -Announcements of candidates for office,, will be charged $5 each. " : - i pa- All parties ordering the Observer will please send the money for the time the paper Is wanted. Contractors will not be allowed, snder their contracts, to advertise may other than their legitimate business, unless by paying specially for such ad vertisements Our Agents Robert Bryce, Esq., is our authorized agent for subscriptions, adver tisements, Ac., to the Obsebveb, in Spar tanburg, S. C, and J. S. Borders, at Shel by, N. C. Agent II. J. Wolfe, Esq., is our Agent at Monroe, Union jcounty. He is a thor- ized to solicit subscriptions, give receipts, &C. L:se Dooley's Yeast Powder if vou relish light, sweet, wholesome Uiscuits, Rolls, Pastry, &c. Your grocer sells it. Full weight and stregth. The Cntlre Population of the Globe Is in a greater or less degree infected with the taint of Scrofula. It appears in various forms, such as White Swellings. Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin. Sore Eves. fec For these as well as all other cons ti- tutional diseases.Dr.Tutt'sSarsaparilla and Queen's Delight has proven itself in a thou sand instances a positive antidote. Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers Which prevail in the valleys of rivers. and other miasmatic districts through the Summer and Autumn are invariably ac companied by derangements of the Stom ach and Liver, and other abdominal vis cera. There is always a weakness and ir ritable state of the stomach, and torpor of the bowels. Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills are peculiarly adapted to such cases. Collapse of the Nerves. There is nothing more disheartening than nervous .debility. In extreme cases of this class the sufferers do not care whe ther thev live or die. A feeling of hope lessness conies over them, and in some in stances where the threatening symptoms are not met by prompt and proper treat ment, lunacy or idiocy ensues. let ner vous debility is not a dangerous complaint it wisely dealt with. A medicated stimu lant is the remedy heeded, and in Hostet ter's Stomach Bitters this specific for the complaint is presented in its purest and most potent form. Nervous disease is usu ally complicated with other ailments. . It frequently involves biliousness, constipa tion, irregularities of the bowels, indiges tion, and great mental depression, In the spring or tne year, owing to tne enect or chilling'fogs. searching winds and other unhealthy atmospheric phenomena, upon th external nerves, persons who are sub ject to nervous affections often suffer acute distress, potu of body and mind, trom this cause, ii It is, therefore, advisable for all who are liable to these troubles, and to the other bbdily ills above " mentioned, which so freouentlv accomian V them, to commence the regular use' of Hostetter's Bitters early in ' the season. The severe nervous and bilious attacks, with which they might otherwise be visited, can by this means be certainly avoided. As a ner vine, gentle aperient and anti-bilious medi cine, the Bitters have no equal. FINANCIAL & COMHSRCIAL. CIIAHLOTTE MARKETS. Cotton Market This report is made up by the reporter of the Obskkver, after consultation with all the leading cotton buyers of the city : OFFICE UBSEBVKR, F April 12. 1873 9 P. M. J Sales to-day hsrht, and qinotations un changed. . ovision AXarb:et. CORRECTED DAILY" BY" Y. II. H. HOUSTON & CO. PROVISION MARKET Flour $1.25 to $4.50 per sack, on market. Bacon (Baltimoie bulk sides.) 10 to 104 cents. No North Carolina on Market. Lard Baltimore Flake in quantity 1 It to 12 cents. Molasses, common, 29 cents. Syrup, Golden, 40 to GO Svrup New Orleans. 75 to 80. White Drips, 73 to 75. Tallow 10 to 12 cents. Beeswax 25 to 31 cents. I ish Potatoes $2.00 to $2.50 per bushel Apples (Good Mountain) 75 to $1.25 per bushel, as to quantv.. Salt Syracuse m Liverpool sacKs, fz.io per sack. Factorv xarn$i.oo to si.ou per Duncn. LIQOURS N G Corn, $1.25 to $1.50 light demand. Apple Brandy, $1.50 to $1.75 good de maim. - Peach Brandv. $175 to $2.00 good de mand. . Sweet Potatoes, $125 to $1.50 per bushel Good demand. Corn 65 to 70 ents, good demand. Wheat none offerinst.. Oats 50 little demand. reaa, strictly clay. $1.00 other kind 75 Financial Market. S0TIJJO RATES OF BAXK VOTES, AC. BT BASK OF MBCK1B5BUBC, TKYOS-fTKBKT, CHAKLOTTB, . C. ank Cape Fear lc " Commerce.- 2 Fayettevllle, 2 N. Carolina. 30 Bank of Charlotte, '- Clarendon. 0 4t ' it Lexington, 0 " (Graham,) 0 Thomasvllle, 2 Wadesboro', 10 . -Washington, Roxboro, 2 0 V&TIMTVlll O Wilmington io nhmy BMiitofWilmliistoiL lanceyvnie. i r . ir&rmMit1 Btnk of forth. Carolina. : 2 Greensboro' Mutual Insurance" Oo;; (old,) 0 Merchants' iianK oi wewoeni, : Miner's and Planters' Bank. : .: 1 Virginia Bank Notes average about 10 Annlh Carolina 5 ' " - : w M5 These quotations are liable to fluc tuation, and cannot be relied on for any inrth of time. 4 Remittances for all Bank Notes sent us made either In Currency or Northern Funds. at par. y , , ' CALL. AIVD SEC, rRIAR-ROOT Pipes of every description JJfanarnceat fuftotuio. SFECIAIV flOTICES. ""wL r - ' i i i TEim OF I I SFIUTIG MID SULKIER THE LAHGESTA'K FINEST of Custom Made Clothine for being received dailv from Kew York ION, and will sell at prices that defy, TRMSHING GOODS. lAOHH 'i i His Stock df Gents' FurrifshTngfeoods, is the Largest and Finest that ever brought to this Market; Such as Bailout F. Y. Shirts, known t vue uiiuifr smrt in the World. ers, Socks and Collars cannot be surpassed in Quality, Sizes and Prices. HATS mT CAPS. 5 5 Hbj Stock otSilfc, Stjleput, and wfll Fan arid Baver sell ihetn jLower. NECKWEAR. 0 ' . Silk Scarfs, Tieand Cows of TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS AMD UMBRELLAS. t Yon will always find our Entire Stock Complete, of all Qualities. Grades and Styles. STYLES OF SUITS. Genuine Scotch Frock and Walking Suits. , Frencluand English Diagonal Coats and Vests. Trecco Suits in all colors. Erench and American Cassimere Suits, in all colors. The Finest French and English Broadcloth Dress Coats. Fine Draditta Suits, Arc, STYLES OF PANTS, French and English Doe-Skin Dress Pants. French andEjoglish Cassimere Pants in all colors. Fine Assortment of American Cassimere Pants And a great variety of other styles ifcc. "VESTS. French Broadcloth, Double and Single Breasted. Draditta, Double and Single Breasted. "White Marseilles, Double and Single Breasted. White Duck, Double and Single Breasted. Fancy and Plain Silk Vests, c. I most respectfully invite the citizens of Charlotte and General to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere as I to be undersold by any one. tSTRemember that E. Shrier's Temple of Fashion is theonlv one-Drice Clothing House in the Citv, and all xnaiiKing you ipr your patronage ior tne pasi year, l am Very Respectfully. Home and Democrat copy.. march 2ti ly JUST OPENING. THE Handsomest and Cheapest Stock of Millinery Trimmings and Fancy Goods in the city. The Ladies are requested to sail and examine the Beautiful Millinery and all the Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods at- very Low I'ruies. Hair Goods a Siecialtv at apl 2 MRS. QUERY'S. MERCHANT TAILORING CLOTHIXG, i Gent's Furnishing Goods, AND 1TATS. S. PHILLIPS BEGS to inform the public that he is now receiving the most complete stock of Piece Goods ever offered in this market, consisting of Black and Colored CLOTHS, Doeskin Cassimeres. Fancy French and English Coatings of all colors, Scotch and Fancy Cassimore Suitings of all kinds, which will be either sold by the yard or made to measure as cheap as the same class of Goods can be bought elsewhere. The attention is especially called to my stock of Spring Cassimere, for Boys' Wear. READY-MADE CLOTHING. Having determined to make this a special ty in the future, I offer the public a class of Goods which for style ami price cannot fail to give satisfaction, aud all goods guar anteed to be as represented. Boys' and Children's Clothing, for all ages, and in great variety, Gent's Fnrnisning- Goods. In this department will be found a full line of goods, such as cannot be found elsewhere in this city,! embracing all the Latest Novelties in Neck wear, Lisle Thread and Guage Underwear, Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves, Hoisery of all kinds, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Suspenders of all kinds. Hats, Caps, Unibrellas, Traveling oaicneis, ann m laci everymmg neciaary to a rentleman's or youth's complete outfit. My friends and the public generally aTe invited to cive me a call, and I shall en deavor to merit a continuance of that gen erous patronaare. which thev have been pleased to extend for the last 13 years april 6 S. PHILLIPS. TRISH POTATOES. Another lot of good L Irish Potatoes, warranted sounds good for cooking purposes, at 1 50 per Bushel, s i : l a "'iiivo j, rv , Feb. 5 EARLY ROSE POTATOES. f A Lot of Early Rose Potatoes Just received at mar 22-tf GRAHAM fe WILLIAMS Bates, Dates. ORANGES, Lemons Just received at mar 18 ' and French Candies PUREFOY'S. iioities: Ashwood Besidence, Cottages, and Building Sites. mHIS valuable tmmcrtTY west i side o JL Charlotte fronthn; on Trade street and running thence hack across th W-v ? fc R. R. R., is ofFeredTor sale in lots to suit purchasers. Forprices and terms apply at our office in the Courtl House. , , GRAHAM & NASH. march 201m. Attorneys. THRESH Lucerne Seed. mar ,22 Vf, ,B. BUWLL, 4 CO. " Mill. OF THE 'VERY LATEST STYLES Men Bovs' aml Youth' wear is now at E. SHRIEKS TEMPLE OF FASH competition. was to be AImo. hi Stnfdr of ITnflr-birt T1 Hats and Caps are the very Latest than the Lowest. the Finest nitd Latest Styles. the Public in gimrantee not his Goods marked in plain figures. Wittkowsky & Rintels' CAED 1873. FOR SPRING. 1873. TO MERCHANTS. THE great aim of our House, since its establishment, has been to make Char- otte a wholesale Mart, and ours THE HOUSE, and to conduct our business so as to outgrow the alleged and even accepted opinion of some that there is a kind of obloquy attached to them for buying in Charlotte ; and having, by the very great increase of our business, (since we remov ed to our new and elegant Store,) been convinced that we have partially succeeded in our cherished plan, we have concluded to endeavor to still further eradicate the erroneous idea,' by presenting, this coming season to the Trade, a still Larger and better assorted Stock than even we ever offered before, so that Country Merchants will be able to hnd in our house not only all he needs but a very large stock to select from : thereby being enabled to operate with a much smaller capital than he can by buj'ing in different houses North, where he must necessarily buy more goods than he actually needs in order to have an as sortment. " In view of the foreeoin Mr. Rintels left on the 27th January, (much earlier than usual,) "for Northern Markets and Manufacturing places, where he will re main two months in making our purchases. buying everything from first hands on the same terms as any Jobbing House in Bal timore, Philadelphia or New York ; and the assortment when thus completed will foot up in amount to upwards of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. The expenses attached to carrying on a business here being much less than it would be in Northern Cities- and having a lower rate of freight than smaller shi ppers here, brings the fact patent that, we are in a position to successfully compete with any Jobbing House in the United States, and to the inspection of which we invite the Trade. We are pleased to state to those unac quainted with our House, that we keep complete lines' of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Notions, and even Millinery. Our Retail Department is complete, with the latest Novelties, and in bulk second to none in the Citv. Our Millinery Department Will be earned on as usual. Very Respect full v. WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS. feb 5-tf The Change. HAVING notified our friends and cus tomers some time since, that our busi hess would change January 1st, 1873, we are; pleased to say that, the change has taken place, and it is to be strictly CASH or 30 DAYS CREDIT. Those who do not v promptly need not expect any favors, f vofi are in arrearsdon't ask for credit. save us the unpleasant duty of denying Vou. To our many friends and patrons we re turn thanks, and ask a continuance of their favors believing that by a strict ap plication of the above rules, we will be able to sell goods cheaper than those who credit, w,-.-' All bills are due and payable on the 1st day of each and every month. GRIER & ALEXANDER, jan 1, 1873. ly FOB SALE. 1AA Bushels Sweet Potatoes. Laree ones 1UU for eating when baked, will be soft and almost as sweet as honey as the syrup drips from tliem. Also f large quantities of different varieties for planting. Then we have the Earl v Rose and Early Good rich Potatoes ordered, and expect them now every day. Call and secure good seed if you wish rood yield after planting. All at JKO.F. BUTTS xhariSV- Slurket. Auction Store. JUST RECEIVED. AT the Auction Store, 100 Boxes Chew ing Tobacco, 1000 2an Fresh IVarhes, 500 do Cherries, 500 do Blackberries, 500 do Damsons, 20 doi Brooma, which wUl be sold cheap for cash. . ' Go to the Auction Store for Bargains. TIIOS. 11. UAITlfKR, mar 14 Auctioneer W. H. 1 HOUSTOll & C0, WHOLESALE OE0CEBS, UUTJOE DEALERS, AJCD COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WE have given our friends and custom ers notice of our purchase of the Stocks of Messrs. V. J. Black i Co., and Gregory & Williamson and are pleased to announce that we are open and under full blast, at Gregory & Williamson's old , stand, Trade St., next door to Mc3tlurray & Davis where we will at all times keep the largest stock of goods in this market, consisting of Molasses, Bacon, Flour, Lard, Mackerel, Soaps, Candles, Candy, Starch, Soda, Su gar, Coffee, Teas, Spices; Brandv Peach es, Oysters, Sardines, Ht rrin ;s, &c. And can fumish the most com plete outfit in the market to the WHOLESALE TRADE. MERCHANTS may rest . assured that thev can ALWAYS OBTAIN GOODS of US at , the lowest mar--ket prices. 1 - L I Q L O R 8 . -; The only complete Stock in the Market, consisting of all kinds and graded. Will be pleased to receive consignments of Cotton, Flour, Corn, Jcc. Store the -"anie and uuika Cash advances when de sired. We are Agents for the celebrated SEA-FOWL GUANO, to which we invite the special attention of the Farmers Certificates from the largest and most ri iaMe farmers in the State, fur nished on application. We are also Agents for the celebrated HOUSTON'S PROLIFIC COTTON SEED, the very best in the country. We respectful' ask a share of the pub lic patronage, guaranteeing satisfaction in jjoods as well as prices. Remember the Stand Trade Street, rextdoor to McMurray fe Davis. W. II. II . HOUSTON A CO. feb U MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS, 1 S 7 3 . ALSO White Goods, Embroideries, &c. ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers Bonnet Trim mine, Nek and Sash Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Nedb TIES, BONNET SILKS, SATINS, YEL- vets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers. Ornaments. Frames, dec. Straw Bonnets and Ladies and CHILDREN'S HATH. TRIMMED AND I'NTKIMMKD. AXD IX CONNECTING WARKROOK9 White Goods, linens. Embroideries. Laces, Nets, Collars, Setts, Hand kerchiefs, Veiling, Head Nets, Are., Ac. Nos. 237 A 239 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Wd. These goods are nn nufactured by us or bought for Cash directly from the Europ ean snd American Manufacturers, embrac ing all the latest novelties, unequalled in variety and cheapness m any market. Orders filled with care, promptness and despatch. feb 22-2ra 10,000 REAMS WRAPPING PAPER, Assorted sizes and grades from the well known Long Shoul Paper Mills, at TIDDY'S BOOK STORE, feb 28 1872 Mackerel. R NISBET & BRO., having just re ceived direct from Boston, a large lot A of very tine Mackerel for family use, in wholes, halves and quarter barrels, and kits. Call and see us before buvinc feb 18 Gentlemen's Hats. JUST in, a full supply of elegant HAT& new style, for Spring Wear, at mar 2 McMURRAY & DAVIS. JUST ARRIVED. 500 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT at W. H. II. HOUSTON & COS apr 3- JUST UECIEVEO, MEERSCHAUM Segar Holders warrant ed Genuine at PUREFOY'S. apl 4 FOR SALE, CHEAP! rNE No. 7, Miller's Improved Safe, at WALTER BREM & CO'8. apl 4 lw Hardware Store. FRESH PICKXES. OX A A BBL PICKLES. QJ) Mesina Oranges and Lemons. Also fine lot Dried Awles, and Peaches, just received at B. N. SMITH'S. ENGLISH Tooth Brushes, English Hair Brushes. WM. R. BUR WELL & CO, mar 20 Spring's Corner. BRA ITH WAITS Retrospect of Practical . UTedicine and Snrircry, Pai t LXVI, Jannary 1873. . Just in at TIDDY'S. . Democrat and Home copy. 6 weeks, -apl 10 are no new.riAvninmenta. I . MuTf 5s Htnlt. no new.deTOlpuaenta.