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DAILY OBSERVER.''; . JOHNSTONE JONES, 'f- "-"Editor and Proprietor EARTHQ.UA'kTE A Nl FIR D. -1 r The present seems to be a period ' dire calani ities-? Fires,' i tif ders;' of ship-wrecks, earthquakes'follow in Sawift succession: TliB wait Caused by one mighty disaerjirdly dies away Ibefore the voice of terror and lamen jtatiori ia heard in some ,'other quar ter pim jeo itiful tyia laid iii ashes ty thefir fiend j; to-morrow some noble ship freighted with its previous treasure jof human lives and bounding over the riljnWAvcs, yisjjddenly wal-J eKweaim in ine ,icy aepins uj me. e, or dashed to: pieces on some wildjlrock-ribbed coast. The tremen4o.us.excitemfe.nt.caused Jby thje MiaHttd disaster bfi? .scarcely l8ubsideJ, when nctvs, of the terrible irartbqnait at San Salvador sends a thrill! of unyerdal horror over the Saq Salvador is a beautiful city, with a population of fifteen or twen ty thousand soul. It is the capital lof Central AmericfC&tfd' located on the Pacific coast of Mexico, on the hvestfcrn, slope of the Andes and with in a few' miles of the sea. The city lies ii? a volcanic region many thou sands of square miles in extent, the geogrvphical limits of which are well known Ur scientists. Beneath the crust of the earth in. all this vast area, j great sea of subterranean rife ex ists, which is liable at any time to fcurst forth with its imprisoned for ces, upheaving the thin surface above, emolwhing houses- and destroying ife. ISan Salvador has many times felt the shock of earthquake. In 38854 t!he city was horribly convulsed Midi thousands of people perished. It cuiJt6OirtEecT6se" of the Lenten Reason of that year. The great shock iihatlaid the -city-in- ruins took place on Easter Sunday, towards the close of the day. Strange enough this sec ond disaster has again surprised the inhabitants of this- ill-fated city in the midst of the ,devotions of the Jioly ieason f Lent. The! following graphic description of the! earth q,uake of 1854 will con vey som idea of the last frightful visitation, though the latter is more terrible as it was followed by a great conflagration : i Thi' destructive agent was preced cd for! several days by premonitory symtoms. Gn. tliie morning of Holy ThursdaV the 13th of April, move ments of the earth were felt, and rui&biing strands a of distant thun der or'the roling of heivvy artilery were Thesephenomena, of course, alarm LJiLi 1 li' 1 1 1' ;! r i.r r Good Friday the sounds and earth- ClUUkSl VVA CliJ UU liM JL bllC KXiX V II I ' agonies were lighter ; baturday was iranquu, ana on easier ounaay tne tntpnitp hMt nn v riistnrhpri thft rwn-1 pie. The evening Of Saridav was clear HUU UUbll. pj ..W VIWBi lilt VVIUGIICJSS 1H approaching evil were noted by the severe earthquake came upon the citv with such snddenntss that the! population fleil from their houses in- V o open a r. xue seventy oi in beinglpreceded by the noises that usually herald the" coming of such a visitor, made them fear to return to their homes, and they formed en cam pments in the court yards and public! squares. Remaining there in anxiety, they were suddenly prostra ted atiabout XX o'clock by the lateral motion of the,earthr that at the same time Overthrew their houses. Thus lying,8tunned by the din of falling nouses ana ternnea Dy tne expectan cy of immediate death,- the people vere enveloped in. Cimmerian dark less by clouds of dust that rose from ine aeons oi tne ouiiaings. it near ly choked and suffocated them. When" the danger from the falling buildings had passed, and with it the fear of the people, it was found that all the wells and fountains had been eitheri choked or dried up. Thus the nniniurea citizens were compelled to nffArSn tho flrnnio f twuV ti,0 devsktion of the citv wn' dnn in the short space of ten seconds and i - . : though there were numerous tre- jwas the i picture presented on that to. Heaven for mercv. or in aeonizimr accents calling for thei r ch ildren or frien4s; whom they- believed to be jburicd beneath the ruins.:-A "heaven jopaque and dm inous ; a movement ;of the earthj rapid and unequal, caus ing aterror indescribable: an intense suipnurous odor nilmg the atmos- iuuii;tiiig an approacning eruption of the volcano streets fill ed with ruins or overhnnw Vv Virot. ; ening walls ; a suffocating cloud of ru?fcj "jmost rendering respiration uiMOTrDie. .uen was the scene; mendpus shocks, they effected little, Captain General states that two letters from. A""LTtlZ7 for the reason that all, .the ; possible Cespedes were Ibnnd 6ri itscorrespohderitf WVm YvXl ZZhii hnii ..r ,'.Say the Battlebo4(fmnce; aMissCe- been ampatate aT feAva time, lSedn TSnl I l leste Arrington, of Hilliardston, one of the and last ,week his left arm wastalcen f r?vKsWW fairest and mot iamp me, Jvcre jnade uninhabitable. A writer, of . North Carolina, has, composed-Some ture developments with pardonable jirhowasTih the, City at the time of beautiful instrumental music, which has anxiety.;. . - ' s , Ihe catastronhei has thus nipinrprl elicited the hiehest encomiums from dis- .. ..." : .... the scene after the shocks had .lost tirieuished professors, and when buhllsbed 1 f their force: ".Solemn vnd terrible win Tiarv 'w nuni mnnr ih mm. F THE MODOC BUTCI1 Ell Ytf" , , , . . , . J comes to us from) lava bed3 on; Good scene of a.trail plation of whicWis enough to freeze one's blood. ;:'- - " - - The brutal murder of General Can- byaftdihoearG by th Mbdocs, is almost withourpara Tel 1 In" iU "circumstances of' treachery and horror .rA more bns a"nd'$hoc ing deel ptjblopdj hrasirarily $f; e eLl been perpetrated. It calls aloud, for. an act oi ravage Dniear uotnanas the, most terrible ! retrjbutio Nft quarter should be shown brutes who I thus ily Harder enofl J " . . V. tr; a c-r UK tVi The tJmted Staf e Government exhibited a.weaknss and, vaciljatiou in its prosecution of this war which A r irrs?r It is timttow ctHat th e er dftn elfilifell Sta tin bexal led niVA vfAA.- k riUiiofi the government to the importance ia. iv. &. uaiipy ? was a,sMngaqier General, or Brevet-Majo'r General in. the Regular Army, aud was one of 4tlie most distinguished among the . , . . ! . , . . , six brigadiers who now belong to the United states military service, ne i has for a long tim0. commanded the department in which the , lava beds are situated, having his headquarters at Portland, Oregon,;,. The conduct, of the Modoe' war was, therefore, de volved uproh him. '.- ' General Canby, it will be remem bered com inaiulcdtthedenaru: of North and South Carol a ust af ter the war. He did nothing to win either the confidence or respect of our people, and his departure from our midst, in 60. was an event which caused general satisfaction. ; MESSRS. GRIFFIN Sc HOFFMAN. A paragraph has been Jatelyrrmb- id in several papers, renearsing lished the merits of the case of Messrs. Griffin '& Hoflfman the well-known advertising agents- of Baltimore, Maryland, and the Memphis Tenn., Ledger. The assault upon : this old, and well-established advertising agency is undoubtedly very' unjust. During the years of our business inter- course with Messrs. Griffin & Hoff man, we have always- fotmd theth tb be prompt and. trustworthy agents. On Good Friday a wife murderer named Spann was hung in Webster county, Georgia. In his farewell ad- dress the trembling culprit alluded I to the 'crucifixion on Calvary eieh- teen centuries asro. The seventeenth j of Job was read to h.m, on tne scanoia. now appropriate! Ji contains these words, "my days are extinct, the graves are ready for me," und this narafrranh : "Mv davs are x ,r t; " Past my purposes are broken off, ev- ten I. lie liUUUgUtS Ul III J UCU.ll, The Edinburgh Review assigns Bui wor the first rank among novelists. it characterizes him as the most brillaint of story-tellers, surpassing all others, even Scott and Dickens, in the warmth of his imagination. cue ut-auiy nuu Bpiuimor oi ins uic- tion, and the wide range of his sym- pathies.- His deep and philosophical insight into human nature, the Re view asserts is unequaled by any mod ern writer of romance. Personal Intelligence. There is no eertaintv that the irdAnt will visit Richmond and Norfolk on the ' Brighani Young will missionary party to Arizona. The com- Pany wiU be larKe as they intend to. assist in building the Southern . Pacific railroad, iThe object of the mission, seems to be to obtain political controf of Arizona 4 j" jv Gould is underffoint? "oxAminfttinh Miss Mary Carpenter, known in England 38 a philanthropist, designs, it is reported, I i. : i. il TT!l..S O1.-0. it ' o lu yi9lt' w,e WU1MJU " opnng. ' TIie Herald's Havana special says the j posers of America,' mie are tjeginmng to think thafSedan was hot quite such a nice battle as they at first believed it to be. Prof. Brackett, .of Bowdoia College, Me., is invited : Fridayt were the il T h Z X X.L i IV- r $ , - - - - - -. . . r.,,- t.i .i --r ..--i ana cam me: comnnsswuei-B' . . Jrv f ' " ."I " ; Captain Jaoana nve otrerittHans missioners is the j crownmg(a,ct ; of f WuUwithft iem mission outside their hostility, and! it should arouseinf ourilkffiaHLKUfn Charlev 1 and - j - dtooccupy the chair of physics lasthear-ifcoRi Fomeroy was bang Un MMf a - ing around New. York hotel, won in-the sci Afr, finrnii a W um oHfn, f 5K, nan, is ths first woman who evef held.of - flee in Indiana, Bismarck has gone off from Berlin to re v cruit hia health. Bancroft has recovered from his late ill ness, and resumed his duties. ' ' : ' , r; v,v 1 as Iraxcisco. April 12. A cour ier has just arrived herefrom " the lava beds, and reports that Jkfajof r General Canby and Dr.Thomaa.were murdered hy theJ odaQ yesterday wiui0-ri Olainer- a- peace1 eontereucef hxK 3ed , Camp, .Drinjll, Ybeka; April 12.-Yesterday; aftdr- no fivIndiafisaiid fouV-4ouawi 4,m.into outcanip and were made v themft6e iComriiiasiohM-s! "jirui n message was Heutoutby the comnns- icihers!isfciiigTbr a talk this inorn- ing at a point about a mile from our WM e- ' f i Y'J I ! ' U 1 1 ALutef in the evenfng Bogus Cliar- toje a?$ tpJdhP(pickejtahe Joufdake his gunr leyid4rqt:rjte$itjo g Jack any more; The mcket brought him in iuorumz oston nariev came in ogs Charley then mountea norses, SSSSr depar- Jinre: General Canbyi Dr. Tliomas. Mr. A. B. Meacham, and Mr. Dyer, with Fwnk Riddle ancthis squaw' for HfU"?1 f , u7lil c :ipwuibeu. , xne paixy arrivt'u at uie appointed place, and were closely watched bv ttie.itndf ottu-er, Lieut en an t Ada m s, fro in th e iJgnrt .sta tion on the hill ovef1oBkir7g ""our camp." About half an hour after our party had arrived, a cry from the signal station was heard saying that the Indians had attacked the peace commissioners, and that an engage ment had Commenced between the Indians and Colonel Mason. In a troop ei4ler a r m and denloved as skirniushers, under the command of Cofrtne1v Green, and orders were-given to forward, double quick. Very shortly after, Mr. Dyer retijrhed and told us that the Indians had 'attacked them, and that he thought he was the only one who had;esca.ped; but in a few moments after, Kiddle and his squaw werp seen within the picket line. From him we gathered the following ac.co.unt of how the massacre commenced : Mr. xueacnam made a snort speecn to Uie Indians ;fo4Vd.hy - General Canby, and then DrTliomas. Then Captain Jack made a speech , asking for flot Creek and Cotton Wood, places how occupied bv Pairchilds and Dorris, for rescrvj'itiohs. Mr. Meacham told Captain Jack that it was not possible for thorn, to, give him what he asked. Schonchin then told Meacham to sanamore ; that he (Mea'chnm) had said, enough upon that subject, and while ochon- Iblwn was spaking Captain Jii'ek got up and walked behind -the others, turped his, back, and exclaiweil 'All 8napJped the at Genex Canby. He then cocked his pistol again and fired, tieneral Canby fell dead, shot u?de: the Schonehin then i shot but he is still alive. Boston Char- hey and another Indian shot and kil- Meu ur. i nomas, xiooserjini tuas ed DyeVfor sonfe distatcS." bftt'Dyer lurnea upon nim wiin nis pistoi in his haiid. and Jim ran.: -An Indian knocked the sq law of Riddle off her horse and tcok it, but Captain Jack made him return it. and' then an other Indian chased Riddle and shot at him.. Some allowance inav be made for the truth of this hist state ment. " The troops are now about a mile in the lava beds, lving on their arms, and will probably . advance to-night under the cover of darkness. There are here about six hundred troops active Rrvip nrl it i hpirvpd thv iv ill end the Blodoc war. Mr.'' M&acha :im is not expected to survive A Relic Though pressed for time and space,, we cannot omit to refer to ari incident connected with this trial, bv which we yere much gratified; when the. case was called the old Dock or box for caging priso I i . ii. . i. "Y ' Di i1 r " I Ik ninhasis'nrderkU f6-be taken ut 0f Goiirtand bever brought' back while he ni elided on , that bench. We concur with his Hohr that the placing of 'prisoners in ft T6ck is a remnant ot barbarism it is but little better thin molding them.in. mana sles for trial it is punishment hu miliationr beforeconviction, - .; ; ... fiocfc. Hill 'hardern. Pbofitable Pedesi'riXkism. Tho mas Godfrey, of Decatur. 111., has obtained a verdict for $10,000against tne Illinois central itanroaa uom-. iiuries he receiv- beiifg Struck by an en-r rine of the comnanv while walkincr nn t.h trAhV r; -V k.c ff1" I f B. r- --r . J A W esterra newspaper says : V VV hen J Bering why a telegram di not come inVit ng b mm - attend:! banquet Ur.or M irkni ?Anir Gen.' Sherman 'r famoiia J horse. exinsrtoh, on . 'which h6 rode - "to the sea," died: recently- in - Madison,. Wisconsin. . : - I whoro rhorW loft, hw ortin mtoiHiddleduingf the nnir" Th-is 1 nr. lfsa l tr.,i.. r t:. l TELEGRAPHIC' HEWS. lB? TELEGRiril JO THZ pBSEHVEtt.J , l: sV-.' idr.- w From the American .Press Association JBy the Southern and Atlantic JAue ( t i v 3 Jhe health of the Pops. '- Wr, ... ..n .- TU T - ,1 a quiet diiy yesterday. THis cdifdi- lon is fnor0 "easy ana Tiis nam less iitense a grjulijialjmprovemeutis ap parent. .Beception of Orphans. Washington! April 14. The Sold iers and Sailors orphans, numbering some' fifty hoys and i girls,- were 're ceived by the President at noon to day in the East room of the execu tive mansion. lhe f resident express ed great pleasure at meeting the childrenand addressed them with words of encouragement and advice. , Sparash Affairs. Madrid, April 14. Continued de feats suffered by the forces of the pretender, hav had a disheartening effect upon the carlists. Numerous desertions are! takiner place in the ranks of insurgents. - The arrrtv has also been materially decreased by se- vere iosses, sustained in late battles. The fall number of killed in battle :ias never been made public. The National Republican and the Killing: of Ganby. Washington! April 14. The t tonal Repiiblicdn this morning says in relation torthe murder of Genersil Canby, "Of course there is only one plan to be pursued by the govern ment, jio natter the cost or the con sequence they must be exterminat ed root and branch. So far as thev are concerned the peace policy is all nonsense : to think of conciliatinsr them with presents of beads, blan kets arid trinkets is pure sen ti men ta Hsnu .The whole power of the jrov- ern m en t should, if necessary, be ex erted to capture and bring to punish ment tins savage outlawand his three huiittred,aud hHy-partners in crime, whOJiave pt io the blush the wald-. est tale of Indian savagery', dupicity and treacliery. lobe sure the lives of the worthless creatures will be poor compensation for the loss . of the g-UlanV soldier who now lies dead up- on our Indian frontier. But it will oe some saiisiaction to the country to know that the perpetrators of so dark a deed are forever removed from the position of committinc similar outraeres in the future. A storm for justice will go up from the land, w h ich can on ly be satisfied by making the Modoc name a memory and a tradition. The Chronicle treats the subiect in a hi ild Christian spirit. THE POPE. Hit Extreme Illneig. Jew Y'ORK, April 14. Up to a late hour this afternoon neither Arch bishop McCIoskey, Vicar-General Ouinn. or anv of tfie Catholic clersv of this city have been officially ad vised of the approaching dissolution of the Pope. NEW YORK. The tTsury Xaw. New York, April 14. The Grand Jury began the; examination of wit nesses relative to the violations of the usury law in Wall Street. Nothing of much importance was elicited. ' I No indictments were returned against the brokers. . Destructive Fire. . - i St. Louis. April 14. The Missouri Planing Mills were burned to-dav.- Loss $80,000. Foil insurance. Fifty families are horseless. . Escape of a Forger. Havana, April 13. Bidwell, the al leged English forger, escaped from prison half dressed. ENGLAND. Mysterious Tragedy Liverpool, April 18. -A mysteri ous tragedy occurred at the Cape Roman Light House. Mrs. Johnson, wife af the keeper, was found dead with her throa cut from ear to car ; a razor and a revolver were lying by her side. A large sum of money, which the deceased had lately drawn from the bank,! is missing. ltis . not known whether it waa a murder or suicide. ALABAMA. Death of a Prominent Citizen. ' ErjFALAVADriI13.Maj.sL.sP. John ston, one of th oldest citizens, and long prominently identified iin the cotton commercial - interests here, is dead. CALIFORNIA. : Later From the lava Beds, . WashingtokJ" April 13.Officia advices' fully confirrn the dispatcher of last night in all their. details. The indignation is general, and orders for prompt action ana; terriDie punisu ment. have ? been 'issued.1 Genera Sherman, has issued a general order. highly laudatory of General Uanby. .San FRXNasco, April 13. When the commissioners lelt the lava beds orders had just been x issued lor an advance along the whole, line. The pldn was to advance . slowly, taking provisions along with .them 5n case lt inay be two days iefore the trouble is ended; , i:J " ' - Jt ts presumed that the remains of Gen . Canby and Com m iss ion er Th om as will be forwarded to'ihis plaeerand 4rn)d arriv4Pnpaw . iy many persons it is joeueveu ma- the Alodocs are utterly desperate, j ;n r . . .... . 4 . -ii. Liw fiRht tin thcir iftSt man faus i ann rnT t n av Tin 1 1 mat i ma tf t no a w in the lava beds. By others' it'is be- 4ioved that- thy--hnT already m ad & then escape and will begin a relent less war upon! all iweak-parties of whites hey- encounter. It . is up posed that Scar-faced Charlev and Curly-head Doctor were with the In dians who 'attacked Col. Mason's po sition,' and that this attack wns a blind to attraipt Gen, Gillem from the conference between Capt. Jack and his men and the commissioners. San Francisco, April' 13. On March 11th, a large band of Apaches killetl three men. The troops fol lowed. Lieut. Rice reports the kil ling of 79 warriors arid capturing 26 women and children. Capt.Kandall report the killing of 17 warriors and the capturing of 7 women! - Probabilities. WASHixoToN, April 14. For tthe gulf states South - easterly winds threatening and Rainy weather for the south Atlantic- States falling barometer south - easterly winds rising Temperature and hazy or c'oudy weather. Telegraphic Notes Snow fell in Pliiladelphia Saturday. The New York-Gas Companies do not fear further troubles from the strikers. The New England organ factory, situat ed on Wort ham street, Boston, was burn ed on Saturday. Loss, $75,000. Parkersburg. Va., had a fire on Saturday. A young man perished in the flames. Detailed accounts show the stoma in New York on Suturday, to have been very severe. A meeting of the friends of tbclost cabin passengers on the ill-fated Atlantic, passed resolutions condemning the managers of the White Star Line, for lack of energy in recovermi: the bodies. The political complexion of the Ohio Constitutional Convention is disputed. The official returns vi 11 be required to de cide. ' --' A heavy storm iit the neighborhood of Boston yesterday. The Presbytery of New York State met in New York yesterday. A great rush was made on the Hoboken Saving's Bank yesterday. Crowds of de positors drew out their monev. MONEY M4KKCT. . New Yobk, April 14 Money dear again to-day, but market was easier than during the closing days of iast wvek. The great bulk of bTtttiness was at , but m tlie even ing money declined to l-16(i, and late dealings were large at Exchanges lower 107. Sixty days 1084 108 i, V Gold early m the ilav advanced from 118 to I, but afterwards det'Iined to i, and closed quiet, prices a fraction kwer. btate bonds dull without important changes. North Carvilina's old 80." Special tax 14; South Carolina's. Jan. aixl July 19: April and October 20- Stocks irregu lar, i ' 1 ? i :OTTON MAltKCT. Galveston, April 14 Cotton unsettled: Good ordinary 15j. Stock 605.y.). SEWi Orleans, Apnl 14 Demand mod erate; Low middlings 17si ; Middling 18j(3)i. Sales 55,00 ; Receipts mi Ex ports coastwise 284; Stock 40,433. Mobile, April 14 uotton quiet ana weak; Low middlings 17i. Sales 400. Receipts 816. Stock 40,433. Savannah, April 14 Cotton quiet; Mid dling 18J. Sales 950. Receipts UOU. Stock 30,978. Charleston, April Cotton quiet ; Mid dling l$3t8i. Sales 300. Receipts 398. Stock 27,5)8$. Baltimore, Apnl 14 Cotton quiet; mid- dlins; 19; Sales 1U5. Stock 10.203. Norfolk, April 14 Cotton quiet; Ijw middlings 17i. Sales 150. Wilmington, April 1 Cotton firm ; middlings 18. . Receipts 40. Stock 4.062. Memphis. April 14 Cotton dull: mid dlings 17i; Receipts 1,771; Stoc k 39,225. AuousTA.IApril 14 ( otton hnn iorgKKi grades, others nominal; middling 18; Sales 95; Receipts 107. New York. April 14 Cotton opened nuiet. without decided change. Sales 475, at 185 for low middling and 19i for mid- dhns;. Most of our merchants going North, this snrinir. have taken trie mute via Sbartaubunr. on the Air Line Road, as being quicker and cheaper than either of the old route?. As soon as the schedule, ot that roau is so arranged as to make the con nections -with other roads sure, the whole travel and freight from and to this point and the North will be on tnat, route. union limes. . : ; . Not True. As it has been general. ly reported throughout the city that there are soveral cases of small- pox at the Lunatic Asylum, we are au thorized. by the Superintendent, Dr Ensor, to state that there is not a single case of small pox in the insti- tution. nor any indication of any. It is but iustice to the asylum and the city tnat' suclv an Injurious report J should be contradicted. UewiAdvertisements. iioiriE sTOMAcn ditteixs AT W. H. IT. IIOUSTOJT& COS. ThU raedicirie Is unequalled as a pure tonic rriJttDEWASStntLEOTIiOFE Y l and Varlecrotcd Joy CerT aiiiam. Flaiats for sul. v : - -: . - Leave orders af &rMAk 8CARItS apl 15 -mMm: "4Drug Store. :;-; ;-.v? to ncnT." 4 RoomsPantry Passage, -Vtc.- Also, a good garden , V- attached Apply soou to STHOS. H. OAITHER, ; ,pj 13 -- - : Auctioneer., .vet ... V) GVlUit OPEVIIVO line's sHAiif ZZ:- COR. COLLEGE & 4T1I ST3 n?ay 'Tww4r and Wednesday, v April 14tb, 15tb and I6ih, ' CHLRISKI'S - GRAND COMBINATION - -' OOKSI8TINO OF WIRE WALKING. JUGGLERY, MES MERISM and VENTRILOQUISM. ISO USEFUL AND COSTLY PRESENTS to be given away nightly. Admission .50 cts. Reserved Seats 75 cts. ' Children under 12 years of age 2 crats. Doors open at 7 to commence at 8. ; april 11- . THE OLD EELIABLE Soutlieni Sewing Maohine Emporium, ESTABLISHED IN 1867. KEEP constantly on band, Sewing Ma chine -Needles, Sewing Machine Oil Seiring Machine Thread, and all kinds of Sewing Machines and attachments The celebrated Home Shuttle a specialty- D.O.MAXWELL, apr 13-1 w k -T W. H- H. Houston & CO., 50 Boxes of JSu Lime, at $10 per Box. apr 13 -lw RECEIVED to-day Queen's Delight "Ayers Saraparilla, Radways Resol-' vent, Sootliing Svrup, Brown's Essence of Ginger. , ; W. R. BUR WELL A CO. WHITE Felt Corn Plasters, W. R. BURWELL !k CO. apr 13 DOOLETS Yeast Powders, in jib Jib and 1 lb- Boxes, apr 13 W. Jt BURWELL & CO. yiNDOW apr 13 Glass, Putty, White Lead. W. R. BURWELL A CO. NELSON'S Gelatine. Cloves, Spire, Pepier, Arrow Root, Ginger, Mace! Fresh taxd of superior qnalitv. kprl3 W. R. BURWELL & CO. TO HOUSEKEEPERS. YOUR attention js called to a frch ar rival of finely flavored. Roasted Coffee, bv which a great saving is effected apr 14. . SYMONS & CO. PICKLED CUCUMBERS. a x: l x - e Ii 1 3 1 , . A uoe ioi oi nt Keii .ucunoers just ar- xx nvea apr 14, red and for sale bv SYMONS & CO. BLANK BOOKS, just received at 1 1 II 1 OY S BRASS LETTER CLIPS, at PUREFOYS. CARMINE and Violet Ink, at PUREFOY'H. TED, BLUE, Green, Orange Ijead Pen PUREFOY'S. XL cils, at LAYING Cards, at PUREFOY'S. A VARIETY of Glass Inkstands, at PUREFOYS. INDIA RUBBER Bands, at 1 PURKFOY'S. BEST Italian Violin Strines, at. lUREFOY 8. apJ 13 IVORTtl CAROLINA FLOUR. Opr A SACKS Fresh Ground North Carn-OOvJ- Una Family Flour, just received and for sale by STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO. apl 11 Encourage Home Industry 500 COTTON made at Seamless Meal Bags, Franklinsville, N. C, arid fur snip hr STENHOUSE, MACAULAY t CO apl 11 COIIRTKY HAMS. JUST Received, 500 lbs Choice Country Hams, at SIMS & ALEXANDER S. apl 10 2t ST E A ITI ENGINE WANTED FOR the Charlotte Ice Company. Capaci ty. About thirty -four horse power. C.J. FOX, apl 10 3t Prest. Mew Hills Mg Co., EIOHMOITD, "V-.A ARE prepared to furnish in large or small quantities (not less than a bar rel) all grades of FLOUR and MILL FEED, also FINE BOLTED MEAL for Family use. Information furnished and reference requested with orders, apl 10 eod 9t CITY PROPERTY FOR SALC, I: WILL sell for cash, on Sivturday, 3rd i day of Mav, at 11 o'clock, A. M., the fotRming CITY LOTS, levied on for City .Taxes On Lot, the property of YV S Bryan on Chtfrch Street, adjoining the lots of Allen Cruse aud F M Ross. r. One Lot, the property of Robert P Chap man, fronting on 7th Street, adjoining the lots of Van Ness and others One Lot, the property of Mrs MA V, u liantsoh, on Trade Street, adjoining the property of D R Leak and others. OloerLot. the property of Jno McConnell, 8r, on Trvon Street, adjoining the lots oi Jos'McLaughlin and the Lutheran Church, nOnebLot, property of Mrs S Redding, fronting on 4th Street, between Cemetery Af enue and Mint Street. One Lot. the property of J S Broadawy fVotiting Church Street,! adjoining the lot of C Roediger, B Koopmann and others. r One Lot, property of F M Ross. Agenj. on Trj'on Street, adjoining the lots of P Hill, dee'd, and others. , u One city lot, the'property of J TSchencK fronting oh C street, adjoining the lots T.AHuneycutt and others. n One city lot. the property of Burwei Johnston, on 1st street adjoining ihe iov of Frank Alexander and others. . M One city lot, the property of exander, on 1st street adjoining the lots oi Burwell Johnston and others. UaT 'One city lot, the 'property of Jeff on 1st street, adjoining the lots of Fran Alexander and others. 1 -n.a -i-..-vr.---.-??ivC F HARRISON, r aty Constable and Tax Collector. april . 5., ; . -. v- - j .
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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April 15, 1873, edition 1
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