L Jijli.ni.iii tuill.ii Jgj:, '-Jy.w l a-, . "-'" -- . , ...w,
-- - - i - . - , . .f- j .
Xlie Charlotte Otoseryer;
J0HNST0NE1x)KEs7 ' '
Bryce's 1 Building; Trade Street.
i BATES OF SUBSCBtFTIOK.
Pailv, une yM.. m vivuja,c, .... $o uu
hree Months," in advance, ...... i jqq
nc roonui, in iMAvaiivc... ou
n-WceKir, ene year...: $3.50
For, the Observer.
y5. n'ift tt.
sigh not for those" Sweetljr Sleeping'.
father again near, ,me sacrea round, , , - fl
. the sac
Where sons of the South lie sleeping ..
heir marches endedlieif banners down,
Yet, we their niem'ries are keeping. '
. vr ".en
Weep that cinii dews or aeatn came down
O'er noble orows'and aeeds of glory,
hat demons of discord Jioyer, 'round ( .
When all should be bright in. story-- - r;
k"eep that names so "worthy high fame :
Shrill voices of battle" recall,
hat eyes so brave with fatrlot flame
Wax dim 'neath the dark-flcwing , pall.
ay, weep not far frpn ytipt they're lain
With dauntless soul andunbrekco trust,
! t
heir proud flags lowered without a staihj
Are nonorea.inug iraivipg jouust. .
Kay, sigh not for those ;sfreetly ' sleeping
Beneath blue skies of ;their native land,
But for the lone heart wildly beating,
Missing the touch of loved one's hand.
Tjr ft 1ft 01(7 mf f. t I
or the B EQPfttlsUU ?m 1
To forget the bright joyance of yore,
or a beauteous land with hopes undone,
But not for whose heart-pangs are o'er.
lien drop with fresh smiles the votive bay
And add prayer for the nation's weal ;
ks the calm day speeds God-ward away
May He with a blessing -each, seal.j
, r :
et i n n ocen t hands bedeck the sod A
With earth's fairest gems, lovely flowers,
knd leave alone with the Christian's God
Those brave soldier bovs of ours.
' r J.vC. B.
From the Raleigh News.
Ex-Senator Pool in a New Jtole,
It mav riot t)e kjhpwn to.sourr' read
pis tn.it x-senaior jonn "ooi, oi
porth Carolina, has gone into a new
Volitical organization.
r . , ... M
Having lost intluencc with the Ke-
Ijiublican party having been deleat-
d tor re-election to the UmtedState.s
Senate having failed , to secure s
place in the President's Cabinet
having lost favor with. tha4i,ni:ws
tration Having been suppiautea as
the Radical leader in this State? bv
the supenor. tact iUid nianagldifcnt of
udge bettle, rool has struck out
to a new and untried sea preferring
rt rule in a new organization than
io servo m "j.i: u.
John Pool has abandoned thp i
ical party as a national oreanrza
ion, and has gone into the Labor
kJVJj 111 UlVJVCUJCllt
John Pool is not only a member
ut the actual President of the Unit-
leil Workingmen of America, and as
buch :' is organizing . his Unions in
jevery State and Territory of the Unit
ed fetates.
His headquarters are now at the
t. Cloiid Hotel, Washington City,
where he is busily engaged inperfect-
ng his plan Dt Organization and pre
wiring for his great campaign which
ps to sweep the whole country
IXorth. South East and West.
Those who are acquainted with
John Pool and know with what vigil
ance and zeal he worked in the cause
of Radicalism -and indirectly- in his
own interest, during our State cam
paign last Summer, can form some
idea of the system and extent or the
new labors he has taken upon him-
belt, to revolutionize the whole Unit
ed btates and to. make, himself tt.e
chosen political pogtle to'preach the
salvation and temporal redemption
of the laboring classes, from the
thraldom" of the monied power of
the land.
Pool se6frm toflie deluding llifiri
self wittaf theidea' thaHi'fe' Carrise the
disaffected .and refaetorv. element
among the forking beonle for his
own political ends with the hope of
ultimately being elected President
or Vice-President of the United
States, perFapl.ff Seirin& some
other pi-omhient'iwsilioil in the po-
micai world.
We will give to-morrow some ex
tracts from a recent' conversation be
tween Pool and a corresDohdent of the
New York; Tribune" wno recently vis-
itea him at his rooms.' in, Washington
City, and who found, him not" only
willing but anxious to communicate
his plans and purpqses in regard to
the new party-r-ok which Pool is now
the Head Centre,- to Use a Fenian
phrase.
The. following!; is ? the ' correspOn-
POSition h ftftMlfifAS'i -
position he occupies t
Learning the other day that ex-Senator
ol, of NortUCaiolink; was the President
ot the new association known as the "Uni
ted Workingmert "of "America, I . called,
uPon him. to leartVwhat ha already beeri1
accomplished 'and-wtiat'the new orgaiza
Uou Proposed to do." I found liim" at his
rooms at the St.' Cloud Hpteh surrounded
wn , lithographic ;,4charters' and "com
missions," and "' seeming-" to enjoy as,
only a "Tar-heel" can ? his -red 4 clay -ipe
with its longstem and capacious bowl of
JJurnam tobacco, i' I inever ; could ?' account
Mr.. Pool's political influence in North
arohna, tmtiL-I visited that State i last
hummer. He hai very little of that per
sonal magnetism that is of such service to
fn lJ?Pular Ifaderj he alwaf Appeared
the Senate' fatMi sksh-irPhi?
'"7ements' and what i saw -war -prosy
;va? omTOttaparkM)f energy- in
confy xat tefriMer scourge8 of the -eastern
coast of the Stater-fever,, and agne-Aad
;,i.r ver7 many vears. Jie. has .taken a,
thn ent Part iri th politicsof his-State,4-"longh
she has had her share of great men,
na even now should the President stand
"Ull in his dpfoaf itahI U a nf
there n "uuentia "n his partr
tnn,i' r at " I have heen nnable to under-
p"imiy the secret of his " political suc
i must confess that the motives that
111 II - tl I , li """"'-If':';, i Jk 'r SS. T,, . One Sarae one tfmei.5 :
-r ?' f"'- . - - . ...... rr 1 , ; : :
Vol.. IX. .
?nJuced the Labor Eeformera'to select hfm
uwcvaer in a great national reorgan
ization are still inpre , mysterious t , mold
easily have understood if had they selected
Speaker Blaine-who. hv t -ut
joined the morement and - khofrJJ ' :
?Pcex,1Sd !H haAin bim touch ' of
the stuff of which popular-feaders are
made He is qtuck, fullotsnirit, and al
ways has some sharp point out upon which
an opponent is pretty; stofe.ty: get impaled
unless he keeps , at a jrespectful s distance.
lie nas courage and 'nerve, -which, Vohi
bined; with,, a. tolerably qlear Judgment
make a successful executive offlcer?- and!
navins: obtained the confiinpB f
bor unions, could I believe, organize them
if any one could but 'John Pool J"
i GRAND OPENING
OF NEW
SPRM & SUMMER GOODS.
EMBRACING ALL THE ItibaT POPTT,
lar novelties of the Season, together with
one ot the JAUGEST and most HAND
SOME Stocks of Staple and Domestic '
DRY GOODS;
ever seen in this Market. j "
Our lines of Goods in every department,
are unusually large, and bought since the
recent heavy decline, caused by the depres
sion in the Northern money market. In
tout
DRESS GOODS
Department may be found
Black, Plain, Fancy and Gros Grain
; Silks, Grenadines, Bombazines,
Mohairs, Alpacas, Lustres,
Lenoes, all wool Delaines,
Serges, Japanese, Me
langes, Silk Pop
lins, Batish
Cloths,
Dress Linens,
Pongees, Muslins,
Linen Lawns, Pcques,
.Ginghams, Chambras, c, A'c.
Staple and Domestic Dry Goods Depart
ment verjr large and complete.
White Goods Department large and attrac
tive.
Ribbon, Lace and Trimming Department
large and attractive.
Kats, Boots ; and Shoes department em
braces everything usually kept in this
market. A Splendid Stock of
Ready Made Clotbiug
and Gent's Furnishing Goods,
and handsome Stock of Trunks,
A large
Valises,
Reticules, fcc.
The largest and cheapest gtock of Um
brellas and Parasols to be found in the
Citv.
McMUREAY & DAVIS.
apl'13
A. E. HISBEf & BROTHER.
A'
EE Dai'v
receiving, fresh
supplies of
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERIES,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, FRUITS, PRIZE CAN
DIES, &c.
We buv for CASH, and select our goods.
with care, all of which we will sell at the
lowest price for CASH.
We feel very thankful to the generous
public fr past patronage, and hope by
strict attention to the wants of the people
to still continue to meet their approval.
Our Stock is large and complete, we
Matter ourselves that we will please all
that give us a call.
febO
MAY FASHIONS, 183.
BUTTERWICK S Metropolitan,
Demorest's Monthly,
Godey's Lady's Book,
Peterson's Magazine,
Leslie's Lady's Journal,
Harper's Bazar in -every Monday morning
All the other Fashion Books received soon
as issued, at TIDDY.'S
apl 18 Book Store.
Gallep Mills fifii Co.,
ARE prepared to furnish m large or
rsmall 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 :
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING
ii. BULBS, consisting of
60 VARIETIES QF GLADIOLUS',
DAHLIA ROOTS,
JAPAN LILIES,
TRITOMA'S,
DOUBLE TUBEROSES,
PiEONIES.
ALSO,
A 'fuir assortment of Fine Flower Seeds
? from Vicks'.
just received at r , F. SCARR'S
. : . . Drug Store.
BACON, BACON
1 A A AAA pounds C R Sides, i
lyU.UUU 25,00 lbs S C Hams
c S.OOOlhs I.eafljard. . .
Ftnnr: Gorn and Oats, constantly on
hand. Apply at Nat Graf's, opposite Pres
byterian Church, ot t.h. murines.
"apl 22 tf ; . ;
-I : BAY! HAY!!
rN Consismment 75 Bales of Extra nice
J Hay on hand and to arnve.
. CJ .
Also 25
Bushels
large
selected Irish Potatoes.
at s : ,
apr 10
- B..N. SMITH'S.
thri LBS of N6. 1 Beef. Hams. Cal
OUv soon now and get one or more, as
thev are somethmir delightlul, well curea
and the very thing at this tseason when
good things to eat are scarce i A t : : I
b . , . . .. JNO. F.'BUTT'S
JapllO" 1
Market. v
;.i t
1872 Mackerel;
P4 R NIBBJiiT & i5Jiu., naymg just re-
; m --w-v . ' jL
naivtA rliTpnt from .Boston, a lame joi
nf irenr finp. Mackerel c lor iamiiy use, in
'wholes, halves 'and quarter Darreis, ana
kits.i Call and see .us peiore u.uy jjug.
lOBfli CABOjLINA FjLOIJB.
OKA SACKS Fresh Ground "North Caro-
v- n. v,.. v- 4. . 7TT1 7 T'T I'-tJl ,11'T-- g - - - . I
OUU Una Family Flour, jusc receiv
and for sale by , ' T' . r
- STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO
apl 11
CHARKO jE,, N. C..; SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1873.
' " ' ' '- " 1 1 r " I i f i i i i mm
if
'III UK t iHin
f. ww&ffivmm
TTAVINtjr grteatly'ifeased'his Stock of
JLX FlfKNITUKE which consists" 4n
part ot Iir r'if:r ;a. l&i'i
-APiaibtedtClianiljei'Silils,
jPr encU ftiid CoUAge
. Cfidstend, Spriner -uii
BedsBnreaus, - .
Teapoy, JFoldinr
Tables, Ladies WprR
Tables, ,xtensionr and .
Centre .Tables, Wliat not s Safes:,
; .-, ; Excelsior and Cotton Mattresses, Chairs
and Stool of .'various styles and many
other things not necessary to mention.
The Undertakers Department is complete
from the cheapest-Poplaf Cofiguntoahe
Finest Hexigan 'Head! laitd'FoOtWahiut
Casket' Half Olass Top,; finished and trim
med in the most approved stade.will be kept
constantly, ready for use, all of. which will
be sold at a most reasonable price.
Returning many thanks for past favors
I most respectfully ask the citizens of
Charlotte and surrounding country, who
have need for anything in my line to give
me a call before .purchasing elsewhere .
South Trade Street opposite the Market
House, Charlotte, N. G
jan 1st 1873-ly F. M. SHELTON-
F. SCAER,
P
CLr
'a
B
99
crq
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
Prescriptions prepared at all
hours
of the Day and night.
Choice Green and Black Tea,
Selected especially for Family and Inval
ids, at SCAUR'S
june2U , -t,. . . .... Drugstore
. , FBESfXi SPICES,
Just received- a-lot of select Spices
Pickles, Preservea, &c. at F. SCAUR'S
Pnre Salad Oil.
Finest article in Market,
at F. SCARR'S
june 29 1872 Drug Store.
J. T. SUGGS,
(Successor to Coit and Suggs,)
Trade St., next door below Merchants' &
i arm era National Bank.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
WHOLESALE A RET 4.1 L.
KEEPS constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock of BACON, LARD,
MACKEREL, FLOUR, MOLASSES, SU
GAR, COFFEE, TEAS, SPICES, CAN
DIES, SODA, SOAPS, CANDLES, SE-
GARS, TOBACCO, tc, &c. ALSO, Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Oats, &c, bougnt and sold
on commission. '
jan 14-Gm
FAMILY GEOCEPvIES.
B . M . PRE S SON .
Trade Street, next door to the Pst Office,
Sign
of the Elephant.
. JUST RECEIVED.
A Fresh. Lot of Sausage, Mince Meat,
Pork, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, &c:, fcc.
-.FIjOURra specialfy.
pS" Produce sold on commission,
jan 3-1 y
J. M. LEAK & CO,
No. 4, Granite Row, Opposite
C E N T B A L II O T E L
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail deal
ers in Manufactured Tobacco, Smok- .
ing . Tobacco, and Cigars of all
grades. Dealers in th above goods will
do well to examine our stock before pur
- chasing elsewhere as we can offer
, ;?i greater inducements.
jan 14-tf . . iy.. ' .
Seed v Potatoes
A Supply of the following selection of
Seed Potatoes on hand, to wit :
Peerless, .?. ... - :
Early-Rose,, .
Early; Goodrich, ': V
: f Pesich Blows,' . "
Chili RediJ ' ! 7 ' 5 ! r -iFor
safe bv - ; ' 1
, STENHOUSE,; MACAULAY & CO.
Hew ' 6rleansugaf"Kandl Molasse
5JttCHja4U-ariguv:i.'tcw vncaua pugu.
-10 Barrels Choice - " " Molasses,
VAlso 2 Hogsheads Demerara Sugar.; !
'V'"' .'2 . i ' i ; 'Molasses in
store and for sale at prices, to suit the times
by STENyHQUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
ydedVM11; '' '.. V. ......
BRWXH WAIT'S
Retrospect ot i Practlcsll V) 4 i
)VH j - MedlciiieaSiirsryJ
Part jLXVI, January 1873.
' just in at , . .... . , ,
; ;.lr si 1 TIDDY'S.
" Democrat 'arid5 Home' copy C weeks.
; apl 10- ! ' - ''.. -.iii-i:i j
: .iJ; i i p li) u; -.tin i'f " ' 1 1 - ' '
TO HOUSEKEEPERS. !"v
"'";! . . ,:?.- ; ;
"70UR attention 'is called to 'a' fresh ar
X" rival of finely fluvored Roasted CoflFee,
by which a great saving is effected
aprU. SYMONS&CO.
1 - :
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SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1873.
fir
-o-
LARGEST AND FINEST
of Onstofn Made Clothine for
being received daily from New York at E. SHRIEKS TEMPLE OF FASH
ION, aivd will sell at prieefc that defy competition.
'. FURNISHING GOODS,
His Stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods,, is the Largest and Finest that was
ever brought to this Market; Such as Ballou's F. Y. Shirts, known to be
the best fitting shirt in the World. Also, bis Stock of Under-shirts, Draw
ers, Socks and Collars cannot be surpassed in Quality, Sizes and Prices.
HATS AND CAPS.
i
His Stock of Silk, Fur and Beaver Hats and Caps arG the very Latest
Styles Out, and will sell them Lower than the Lowest
NECK WEAR.
Silk Scarfs, Ties and Bows of the Finest and Latest Styles.
TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS AND UHIBBELXAS.
You will always find our Entire Stock Complete, of all Qualities, Grades
and Styles.
STYLES OF SUITS.
Genuine Scotch Frock and Walking Suits.
French and English Diagonal Coats and Vests.
Trecco Suits in all colors.
Frehcb and American Cassimere Suits, in all colors..
The Finest French and English JBroadclothJ)ress Coats.
Pine Draditta Suits, fcc,
. STYLES OF PANTS,
French and English Doe-Skin Dress Pants.
French, and English Cassimere Pants in all colors.
Fine Assortment of American Cassimere Pants
And a great variety of othe styles &c.
"VESTS.
French Broadcloth, Double and
Fancy and Plain Silk Yests&c.
' . - h -r-,., Draditta, Double and Single Breasted.
iVirw--L ss-srsW We Ma'twilljes. Doiibl e 3uid Single
for AVh ite Diick, Double a lid Single Was
I inost respectfully invite the citizens of Charlotte and
General to give me a call before nurchasinsr elsewhere as I
to be undersold bv anv one.
J6S?Rem ember that E. Shrier's Temple of Fashion is the only one-price
Clothing House in the City, and all
Thanking you for your patronage tor the past year, 1 am j
Very Respectfully.
march 2G ly
NE W FURNITURE.
GOOD FURNITURE!
ARRIVING DAILY' AT
DAVIDSON'S FURNITURE ROOMS,
Trade St., Opposite Brem, Brown & Co's Dry Goods Store.
WHERE WILL BE FOFND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A
FIRST
CLASS
EMBRACING : Chairs,. Tables. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dressing Cases, Wardrobes,
Sideboards, Book Cases, Desks, Hat Racks, Etageres, What TfetSj Cradles, "
Cribs, Safes, Tete-a:Tetes, Solas, Lounges, Mirrors, Glass Plate, tc., &c.
-ALSO A
FINE STOCK of Parlor Furniture, Dining
varieties of style and finish. This
Beds and Mattresses,
METALLIC
And Caskets of all sizes and styles of finh, together with Mahogany,5 KOsewood,
Walnut, Poplar and Pine Coffins, from the plainest and cheapest to the
finest Octagon Cases and Caskets, with full glass tops, trimmed in
the most elaborate style, furnished with heavy Silver Mouh- " '
, tings. ;. Special attention given to furnishing Dwellings, Hotels
and Colleges at a small advance on MANUFACTURERS1 itA'fES. '
CALL, SEE AND TRICE BEFORE BUYING. . ,
January 21st, 1873. B0BT. F. DAVID S01T.
EXCEjLSIOB
f f
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ! .! !
TO
P LA N T E R S .
WE Offer the following Fertilizers:
Patapsco Guano, Chesapeake Guano
and Watson & Clarke's Snper-Fhosphatel
We have pleasure in again tendering to
our Farmers the above first-class Fcrtili
zers. ; ' J ' ' '.; -' ; .
To those who have used them so many
years we need only say that they, , are guar
anteed to be .fully up to thir, previous
high standard.
And to such as have not yet used them
one trial will convince them that they are
superior to all others so make sure of a.
supply and please hand in your orders
early, as . the. ; consumption exceeds the
manufacturing power, t k , - , ,
For sale in anv quantity, hy
STENHOUSE MACAULAY CO.
jaM 10" I tic - lHT-fe"r '-"
! JEneourage lloine Industry.
rAA COTTON j Seamless ..Meal Bags,
O U U made at Franklinsville, N. C.,
and for, sale by v ..
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
apl 11
No. 1,321
Fill
OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES
Men Bovs' and Youth's wear is now
Single Breasted.
ted.
the Public in
guarantee not
his Goods marked in plain figures.
CHEAP FURNITURE 1 1
FURNITURE
HOUSE.
Room Furniture and Chamber Suits, all
House also keeps a full stock of Spring
and a iLarge Assortment oi
BURIAL CASES
SinOIITOII HOUSE.
STATES VILLE, H. C.
u, to: r 7v: ' '
TIHE Proprietor of the abov named
Hotel jrespectfully invites' tlie people of
Charlotte and the public, generally to call
on him "when -they vMt:8tatevule.:! He
will spare neither pains nor money to
make the SIMONTON HOUSE a first clat
HOTEL, and worthy of public patronage.
... T;ja:trice, ' (
nov 25-tf ! ' ' - ' Proprietr.
JUST RECEIVED. ;
1!Bx of Sugar Cured (Hickory Smoked)
Breakfast strips, very nice indeed, for
sale low by
B.f. SMITH.
apl 8
"VTEW Spring Styles Hats aid Bonnets'.
JLi Ribbons and Flowers, Just received
atr;.; . ni ; . .MRS, QUERY'S..'
?marl6 ? ,r , ,
riARMINE and Violet Inks, at
U PUREFOY'S.
T Tt A SS LT5TTER CLIPS, at
X) "pUREFOY'S.
$1 0
1 10
three dAy8,.MM...MMM..... 2
four W
five days...........-... 3 00
od week..- ..... 3 50
two weeks-: JLL J If CO
three weeks... 6 5D
one month . . 8 Ov
$33- Contract AdTerdsemeats' taken at
proportionately low rates.
Fire 8ouares estimated at a qarter-eol-umn,
ana ten squares as a half-column.
THE
CHARLOTTE FAIR
AT
J. BUTLER'S!!
NEW GOODS.
Watches, Clocks, lewd
ry, Diamonds, Silver
and Plated Ware,
Spectacles, &c.
music BOXES
AND MANY
OTHEB ABTICLE3
TOO NUMEROUS
TO ME2STTI02T.
AT
J. T. BUTLER'S
OPPOSITE THE MA JiSION HOUSE.
October 22 .i. .
THE BAITS OF IIECEXENBUHO,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Authorized Capital $500,000.
Jab. TntNEK Tate, President.
Thos. W. Dewey, Cashier,
F. II. Dewey, Asst. Cashier.
AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
TATE & DEWEY.
This Bank Chartered Under Act of the
General Assembly and baly oigaoized
under Laws of the State of North Carolina,
with ample means is prepared to transact
General Banking: Business.
and furnish accommodations to all its Cus
tomers on Liberal Terms.
The bank will receive Deposits subject io
Check, and will Allow Interest Accofdhig
to Agreement on all Deposits left on time,
or issue Certificates of Deposit bearing in
terest at the rate of
Eight per cent per Annum
on all sums lying undrawn over thirty
days. -
Gold and Silver Coir Bullkxv and old
Bank Notes Bought and Sold. -
THOS. W. DEWEY.
jan. 1 1875. . . .. Cashier.
CITY RESIDENCES,
. AND
DESIRABLE FAEUlko LA3D8,
IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED.
PARTIES wishing to invest to stKrfc prop
perty on reasonable terms would do
well to'call at our office in the Court
House.
Farther assignments and correspondeikce
solicited. GRAHAM & NASH '
Attor&e
jan 21-3ra Charlotte,.
8TOF AT TOE'
KISTLBB BEOTTSjE
LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROlANA.
:0: :0:
West of the Court House, fn. the Mote
Hotel Building, ppoifce0 ;
J. C. CO B BS1 SfO EK'.
A HACK Will be run in conneo
tion with the house. -JIS
Mks. D. H. KISTLEE
, . mar. -f-6ni . Proprietress.
NEW YORK HERALD, Reeeired Daily
and sold at & cents each, at
mar 6 PUREFOTS.
Flour, Flour. -
milREK Hundred Sacks Extra Knd Fam
X ily Flour in store and for sale by
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
feb 18 ' " .riiik-. i.t -' ' ,'; 4--- '
POTATOES.
ANOTHER Car Load of Early Rose,
Peerless and Goodrich Potatoes, just
arrived and for sale by. a?w 1 1 : i
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
- mar23 , ' " " " '' " ' '' .'
Jty t EeceiTed
aha
elegant .stock of Ready-made Oothing
embracing
ALL THE
STYLES,
mar 21
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