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March M.m'nsuu hubi
lnstautl tbe PasaenKer Trains over this
rood wilt leave and aTrive at Charlotte, as
f0ileave;Plngastat . : 7.10 p. in.
Arrive, coming west, at : 7.20 a. ra.
Leave, going east, at . . .25 a. m.
Arrive, coming west, at , : 8.30 p. m.
Leaves, :
Arrives, : : ,
& E.. Railroad.
: .' 8.00 a. m
5.30 p. m
AtlanticrTennessee & Ohio R. R.
StTPERlNTENDENT'S OrFICE, )
CtrrirN; July22nd, 1872. J
N ana alter riiursaav, me zum, w;-
lowinfcgfihjeduia WUl P run over mis
Road daily. (Sunday excepted.;
LeaW-Statteville,- 7.00 A.M.
Arrive at Charlotte, 10.35 " t '
leave ""Charlotte, 3.25 P, M.
Arrive at Btatesville, 7.00 " '
All charges must be pre-paid on Freight
offeied for shipment to Section House,
Heiieron; Alexandrian a, Hunter's, Cald-wll'-sTatom's
and Freelands. These being
"Flag Stations," the Company is not liable
for any loss or damage to freight alter it is
unloaded, at either of the above points.
No freight will be received by Agents, or
forwarded -unless the name of Consignee,;
and destination is distinctly marked there
on. ,v v .! , .j,.;. j, j. GORMLEY,
july 23 1 ' " Superintendent,
-i . V" : r t i : . 1 1 . '
f. Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad.
iiiC(tt.uiteiA,-S:C., Sept: 22, 1872.
GEN. SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICE.
On and after
MONDAY
Train No. 2.
8.20 p. m
3.30 a. m
2Q.a. m
Mi
8EPT 22, : thfe following Schedule, wil be
TIME TABLE
GOING SOUTH.
; ' Train No. 1.
Leave Charlotte,' 7.5 a. m.
Leave Columbia, 2.29 p. m.
Leavfi'Aagusta, ,6.35 a, W.5.j50ni.
Jt&e Columbia; 11.5S a. m. : ;f U.05 p:.in.
Arnve Charlotte, 6.Up; in; 6.00 a. m.
StaridarctTime ten minutes slower .than
ttiinton. City time," arid '.J9jtfi!ites
faeit4ibi Columbia City time. ' ''-'r'
tJSjraio daily.No.;2 Trairi aaily,
if SprMaya xxp.ted. Both trains make "glbse
jP-cennection to all points North, South and
gwfert4 . ..
Hugh tickets sold and baggage c$ck
dtcri.principal points, c ?
BTME& ANDERSON, OeulSupt.
,RtDoBs:Y, Gen. Fr'ght & Ticket Agt.
'f. . .
eiretlonday;',lIay22, 1871.
4Ft,t Salisbury. ' TkOOTA. M.
5.52 Kai. i Third; Creek,
CONDENSRDiTmTABLE.
In effect on and after Sunday, October lcJtn,
Station3 OAO" . Mail.H v?jAExpres?. 1
Leave Greensboro' 2.00 a. m, 11.10 a. m.
Danville 4.4U " .oz p. m.
Arve at Richmond 12.45 p. m. - 9 40 '
GOING SOUTH.
Stations. ' Mail.
Leave Richmond . 1.50 p. m
r K to
Express.
5.10 a. m
. 8.23 :4
LA.OI p,
3.30
m.
Rurkvilla . 5.12
Ar've at Gr'nsboro 12.25 a m
Trains leaving Cichmond at 1.50 p. . m,
and at 5.10 a. m.. connect at Greensboro
jurith trains on North Carplina pivision, for
all points South.
Passengers leaving lucnmondjac i.ov p.
m., connect at Greensboro' with train for
all points East of Greensboro', , i
Passenger train leaving. Raleign atr 6.45
p. m., connect at Greensboro' with North
ern bound Mail train, arriving jiij Jlieh
mondat 12.45 p. m. -.-!.
JNO. R. MACMURDO, ;
Gen. Freight & Ticket Agent
T: M. R. TALCOTT, 1 - 4 ...
Engineer 1& Gen'l Superintendent.
Oct 20 , .-; ,
. ' , ! ' ' :
Atlanta & Rich. Air-Line Railway.
15 " SCHEDULE
To take, effect Monday, March 31sf, 1873
OUT PASSENGER (AND , FREIGHT,
Three Times a Week, Moridays5; Wednes
- " "" dajTs and Fridays;
Depart.' Abrivb.
8.30 a, m
9.27 "
9.48 "
10.23 '.'
10.5G,
km
BOOK MOB
1.
STATIONS.
Charlotte,
Garibalda,
Dewey's Stand,
Gastonia, . k
Wooten's.
King's Mountain, .11.30
Whitaker'a, V 12.12 p:m.
Black's, - 12.42'
Gafifney's, ; 1.30 .': ,
Thickety, ,.1.59 ,
Spartalibnrg, ' ' v "
9,22 a.m.
9.43 "
1C.08 " .
10.51 " ;
11.20 'V
12:02 p hi.
12.32 44 '
..UO
lt54 "
2 23 '
3.00
PR1NTIMG
6.4&
..7.42
9.35
10.20
11.05
11:54-
.12.43 P. M.
152 :
'V
i r.t
1 Htatesville. . , . - -' 6.50
Catawba Station, 8.02
Newton," 8.55
Hickory Tavern, 9.40
Icard, : - 10.-25
M organton , 11.10
. Bftdkewater. : 11.69
cion. rz.-is
P. M
Marion.
Xild-Fort.
- - - -ooiiia , EAST.
Arrive.
Old' Fort,
Marlon,
Bridgwaterv
Mwganton,
" Icard, -
yHickory Tavern,
Newton, ,
Catawba Station,
Statesvtlle,
ThlTd Creek,
.8.82- i-Salisbury,
'$rMni' Puss at Icard at 10.25 A. M.
-.125 - ... . u
-;-.4S - i-
"'12.46' "Pt M,
Leave.
7.15 A. M.
8.04 44
44
9.42 ,"l
10:27 "
U.12 V
'11.57
12.50 p. M.
1.47 "
; 2.40 "
W
ffiont .Air-Line . Railway.
In, Passenger and. Freight, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
STATIONS.
Spartanburg,
Cowpens, - iH ;
Thicketty,
Ganney s,
Black's,
Whitaker's,
King's Mountain,
Wooten's
Gastonia,
Dewey's Stand,
Garibalda, i
Charlotte,"
This Train has
Depart.
8.30 a. m.
ao7,
9v3rt
10.20 "
10.58 "
11.28 "
12.10 p. m
12.39 "
1.22 "
1.47 "
2.08 r
Arrive.
,9.02
9.31
10.00
10.48
. ii.is
12.00
12.34 p.m.
1.07 44
1.42 "
,2.03 "
the absolute right of
Track, except by Special Orders, from. this
Othee. Fare by this 1 riin, r ive Cents per
mile. By all others Ten Cents per mile.
B. Y. SAGE,
mar 29 Engineer and Seperindent.
We are prepared te do all kinds of Book
and Job Printing, from the smallest Card to
the largest'Poster, plainorincolopss-printed
on as reasonable, terms as the same work
, -f '
can be done at any establishment 1 the
State.
Dr. Beckwith's Anti-Dyspeptic Pills
USE .THE PREVENTIVE, ;
And Vou Will ?IOT NEED the ClTRE.
Bead This You may find Somet hivg
in which vou are PERSON-
ally interested: -: m
YOU have many cares, anxieties and
troubles soine real, . some imaginary
more produced by w&ht of health thaii yon
are aware r of. 3f 'all sources of disease.
the Stomach is the most fruitful-r-the grati
fication of its calls are more absolutely
necessary more expensive more pleas
ant more painful, and more diversified
than any other organ in the human sys
tem. It is more imposed upon, and more
wonderfully adapts itself to its various du
ties, than any other,organ it has it5, legit
imate duties, against which it rarely rebels ;
but, for imposition, it will call you' to ac
count,, and its neighbor, the Liver, almost
always suffers 'ith it,and usually shares
in the retribution. Slave yott been an incn--dinate
or imprudent eater or djinket; f Then
you understand all this your Stomach and
Liver have called you to an account, and you
want relief. Then read carefully the fol
lowing, and like a wise man, seek the re
lief vou so much- desire. where, others,
situated as you are, have f mm d it. '' :
Is Your Health Impaired In Conse
quence of Unhealtlvy Digestion of
f YOUR' FOOD ?
Hon" . BEVERLY TUCKER, late La iv Pro-
fes&f of WiHidiA & Mary College says i
"Fourteen years ago I was. left by a
most malignant fever, with a diseased
Liver, a disordered 'digestion, and a con
stitution in ruins. 'My physicians permit
ted me hope, that with care and prudence
I might have a few years of precarious ex
istence, and. assured me that the least in
discretion would be fatal. Two years ago
I met your Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, and con
fiding "in the accompanying certificates of
responsible gentlemen, whom I 'happen to
know, I took them according to directions.
The resul t is. that I new eat what I please,
do what I please, seep soundly,, and en
joy life as much as, auy inan living. For
this, itgive&me pleasure .io say you have
my thanks, and to atld the assurance of
my high regard."
W. R. BURWELL & CO.,
Wholesale fe Retail Agents,
- - ' Springs' Corner,;
feb 22 Charlotte, N. C
W;:h: :if.:'H0UST0F:X:C0.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, LIQUOR
. AND
COMMISSION" MERCHAlTtS.
:! i
and custom"-
J ILMINQTON," CHARLOTTE AND
KUTHERFOKD it. K. CO.
Offiok Chief Eng. and Gen'l, Strp'T. .
WltMiNQTON, N. C, June 26, J872.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Until further notice the regular trains
will run over this road as follows :
REGULAR FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington, lail3T, at d a. m., and
arrive at 5:30 p. m. .
PASSENGER AND EXPRESS FREIGHT
TARINS.
Leave Wilmington, dallj', at 7 a. m and
arrive at 3:30 p. tUi . f
Leave Ltlesville, dallj. at G:T5 a. m., and
arrive at 4:15 p. m.
, Two Special Freight Trains for Ttn
Lumber ran irregularly.
No trains on Sundays.
S. L, FREMONT,
Jy 25
1
Sdpt.
TTriLMINQTON & WELDON RAIL
VV ROAD COMPANY.
Office of General Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C, June S, 1372.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Mondaj', June 10th, Passen
ger Trains ou the "W. & .W. Railroad will
run as follows :
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Union Depot dallv fSundavs ex-
W.R. BURWELL & CO.
8:15 A.
12.11 P.
1 ' "
"&0 i '
,,12.-1
M.
M
Merchants, Manufacturers, Profeg
eional Men, and others in want
of Pamphlets, Briefs, Le
gal Blank forms of
every kind, Busi
ness Cards, Vis
iting Cards,
Admission Cardn, Invitations, Eyll
Tickets, Excursion Tickers,
Railroad Tickets, Pro
grammes, Postera,
Handbills,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
5
SPRINGS' CORNER,
v" r'tiLLB-K!. Wt; N. UtVIMdK anttiiS'ORTH
Leave Union Depot, daily, at
Arrive ai uoiusooro at
ii fcl m i ,Jk m il mix
CbltofeNSED TIME-TABLE.
. IaffeQt on and after Sunday, May 11th,
.1873,
GOINa NORTH.
TATIONS. -: - Mail. iExjbskss.'
, Leave Cliarlotte,
" Greensboro'
panYjlle,
'liUTkvilie, ,
'1 10 p fn;
9 50- "
1 40.
4.32
9.44
am.
' Trriyey Rirchinoud,!' p m
"6 25 a rri-
-8 -84
ItlO u
152pm
-0,40 " .
9 30t'4
AGOING SOUTH; ,
'Bnrkyille.. ...
raimile,"
re atlJharlo'tte
k3t5 pm
5 34
10 41""
'2i5 a in .
.EpjRsa.
5-lOam
8-28-;'
12 57 p m
.4jD0 "J
. 6 22
w GOING EAST.
MaiI.!
L'eaeOTeen sboro
1,1 uHtll9borO'
Arrive Goldaboro1
1 45 a m
3 '30 "':'!
4 53 '
1105
Express.
At.
11 10 ia m
klaa.
m.
r-,.. St
"GOING "WEST. ;rt.
i
BTA.TIONS .
ea ve jofdbro:
n .T Jtaleifeh,
1 ' Co Shops -
Arriviireeiisboro
V, - f m a
Mail"
4 00 p nik
7 45 ".
12 05 a m
'iuo'ri
W 15 p. Ill
ITTJI: TESTERNT N V; Ct R. R.
-
i Lare tire?tisboro' ; 45.40 m
jueavc ivvruersviMej-uui8. y.ou a m
Arrive at GreemlUoro 10.3tH
vwsggjjfrjeayiog JRalelgh at 7:45
-Qaeia aUCrreensojf wltlr Noith
"T J?"1 'boiiiMii4Tai.iiasnialtiiiis ; tha aulcfeest
iimcwall Northern cities. Friee of-ilck
--ro conn?et3 at , Greensbpro Mwifh Mail
Trains to or from points North Or South."
Mail trains daily, both ways, oWntire
w length, of road. -Express 'daily ' between
- " Ulanan Palace Cars on alj night train$
, iQvitchane."1 iV - ii4
" TqrTarther information addre1 1,7
S. K. ALLEN,
m ir tj , Gen'l Ticket A-ent,
T M. R. Taicott, Greensboro, N C.
ujjuiccj: a, uen roupermtendent.
may 24
ceDtedl at
Arriye at Goldsboro' at
r--; ai topicy Aiaaat at
iatVidoiiaV i
Leave Weldon dailj' Mandavs
excepted at 9:15 A.M.
Arrive at Rocky Mount at .,11:07 v
Uoldsboro' at 1:16 P. M;
Union Depot at 5:3D "
EXPRESS TRAIN.
10:40 P. M
3:00 A. M.
at Rocky Mount at 4:56 '
i atweklQuat j. 6:50 ,"
Leave WeldOn, daily, at 7:10 P. M
Arrive at Rockj' Mount at 8:53 "
at uoiusooro at io M "
at Union Denot Rti i1 m-io A ? M
SMilf Train "ftfaKes close Cbtine:ct6n at
Weldon for all points North1 Via Bav 1A ne
and Acquia Creek routes
,ii-tKxpressTTrain sconneqtsk.xmjy- jpith
Acqula Creek route. Pullman's Palace
Sleeping Cars on thifc1 Train, -ft1 , ... '
rreigui iraius wiir' leave W limington
tri-weekly at 6:00 a. in. and arrive at l;40
p. m. Express Freight Trains will .leave
daily Sundays excemear at 6 t: m. land
arrive at 11 a, nx ? ' JOHtfl F. DIVITE,
fjyito ..', .Gen'l Sup't.
YALEIGH AND GASTON R. R.
XV CHANGE OF SCQEI&UI,
: .- tt-? ' r ; :
Superintendent's Office,
RaJeigh, N. C, June 15th, 1872.
On and after Monday, Sifctafti&tyfi2.
trains on the Raleigh & QafiScu Wallkad
, will run. daily Sundays excepted as.fol-
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Raleigh at
Arri
Leave
Arriv
Leaves Raleigh ttt - 8 00 P. M
Arrives at Weidon; s "; 6:20 A. M.
Leaves Weldon, ; - , : t.9:15 P. M
Arrives at Raleigh. ,, ..-tt:,, 8;W)tA.M.
me man trainmajtes .cJpse connecjtion-.
at AVeidon ftri tu Seaboard and Roa
noke Railroad and Bay Line Steamers via
.Baltimore, to and lrora all-points North.
w est aim w or in west, and witn retersouri
RaillaH vw Fettrsbuijr Riehmeiid- am
Washington, to and frofioMtl tolnls tNftrth
! and Northwest . , , , a 1 J i
And'at Raleifeli xlt t&liflbfh Baftlina
Rniiroad to and from at e5inl;B fieiulliaiid
South west.and with theftfewh ud Au-
igiwta Air Line u.tf wood aud Fayette
Accommodation and Ffeisrht trains con
nect at vveiuonwirn AccornmoaaTion -and
- Freteht tarftsMirSiboaTMilloatroke
Railroad and Petersburg.Railroad
Ana v jRawi&tt imn& Accommodation
and Freisht. trains on North Carolina. R. R
Persons living along the- line'6f th.4 road
can. visit itaieiprn !n ? tne mormnr ; nv tne
rAccoinniodation trains s remain, several
Dodgers, Circulars, Statements, &c,
Had better give ue a call,
..-,,ti . :
10:00 A.
M.
ve jftt Jk eldQii. itao, M.
e-ffr Ratetgtf 2 Kmr 3:0 TP.- M.
noursanu reiurn tne same evening. .. . :
ANDREWS,
!jury25'
A. B.
Oen.' Sup't
.r AliEIGH; & 4fltUGUSTA
..JLV -ililNE RAILROAB.f n.
AIB
v " ' i f rRaleigh', N.'C, June 15th rfI872.
J On 'and after Monday, June I5tfi,l872i
trains on the Raleigh and Augttsta Air
Line Railroad will run daily, Sundays ex-
! Supeintendent'a Ofllcej
,' Ala II train Ifav-es Raleigh
Mall train leaves Sanlord.
- Arrive at Raleigh, -
iaiai
S;I5PM.?
6:45 'A. M.
at
tra n .makes l-nnee nniitiptftinnd
Raleigh wVift tiie Raleigh and, Gastonf rail
road, to and Troih all points "North.
AndatSanford wltli the Western Rail.
road, to and from Fayetteville and points
t csieiu cvaiiroaa.
. rt. A, B. ANDREWS,
jy2 Superintendent.
as we have a full supply of all kinds
of Type, from 1-16 of an inch to 5
inches.
Remember tbat
fH Mi i. j t? 2 t
Bill Heads,; t
Letter Heads,
Bailroad Blanks,
Labels, ;
). 5
Conductor's Checks,
or any description of Printing, done
at'reasonable rates, arid in superior
style. fti4i. in
i ' - - -" ' -1 j
rers froui Abroad 'will
always receive prompt attention.
; Magistrate Blanks Marriage Li-
censes, Liens, &c. kept for sale.
.4 '
Ve pay
CHARLOTTE, N- C
SINGLE GUNS.
t $2 00, $3 00, $4 50, $5' 00, $6 00, ' 8 00,
' $10 00, $12 00 to $J00. :
Double - Guns.
At B 00, $7 50 $ld 00,; $12 00, $lBK), ,
$20 00, $25Q0, $3000, $4000, $5000 1
to $75 00. ' :' '
Breech-Loading Double Guns
At ' $40 00, $45 00,: $50 DO, , $G0 00, $7,5 00,
$96 00, $li0 00,, ,120,00 to &500 UO.
PISTOLS...
Smitli &- Wesson, Colt's, Allen's AViiney
and other kinds, at mapulacturers
. . - , . ; . prw;e.-a- ", ' -
, AmmuniiiQrt '& tmjjlepe!n!u !
For Breech-Loading Gun; at a mall- ad:
vance on Cost bf Importation.- :
METALIC AMMUNITION FOR RIFLES
AND PISTOLS-AT LO.WEST MAR
K!ET PRICES.
A complete assertment of, all Sporting
Ooods ; Prices and Description sep t .on ap-
plication. . . - '
Goods shipped by. express,, u. u. .;
POULTNKY, TRIMBLE
Importers, No. 200 W. Baltimore St.,
Baltimore. . ; ' ' ' '
Richard's, Dougal'a, Greene's, Scott's, &
other' celebrated ' riiake of guns on ban
and imported to-orier ,
sept 20 1872-eod Iv '
WE bave given, our friends a
era notice- Of dur ' pareb
Stotks of Messrs.'W; J. s Black fc Co., and
Gregory- & WjHiani$on-r-and, are pleased
to announce that we are open and under
full l)last,'at Gregory' & Williamson's old
stand, Trade St., next door to McMurray
A Davia 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, Stt
gar, Coffee, Teas, Spices; Brandy Peach
es, Ovsters, Sardines. Herrings, &c.
And can furnish the most coni
l plete outfit in 4he market to
the WHOLESALE TRADE.
MERCHANTS may rest
assured ' that thev ' cafi
ALWAYS OBTAIN
GOODS of US at
the lowest mar-
ket prices; '
LI Q V O R S .
' The only, complete Stock in the Market,
consisting of all kinds and grades.
Will be pleased to receive consignments
of Cotton, Flour, Corn, &c. Store the
same and- maka Cash advances when de
sired. We are Agents for the celebrated
SEA-FOWL GUANO, '
to which we invite the special attention of
the Farmers. s C ertihcates trom the largest
and most reliable fanners in the State, fur
nished on application.
We are also Agents for the eelebrated
HOUSTON'S PROLIFIC COTTON
SEED,
the very best in the country.
We respectfully ask .a share of the pub
lic patronage, guaranteeing satisfaction in
goods as well as prices, - . -
Remember the Stand Trade Street,
r ext door to McMurrav fc Davis.
W H H HOUSTON fe CO
feb 14:
Wittkowsky & Rintels'
1873. FOR SPRING. 1873.
TO MERCHANTS.
THE great aim of our House, since its
establishment, has been to make Char
lotte 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 thei;e is a kind of
obloquy attached to them for biding in
Charlotte ; and having, by the very great
increase of our business, (since we remov
ed to our new and. elegant' Store,) heen
convinced that we have partially succeeded
in our cherished plan, we have concluded
to endeavor to still further-eradicate the
erroneous idea, bjT 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 find in our house not only
all he needs but a verv large stock to select
from ; thereby being enabled to nerate
with a much smaller capital than he can
by bu3ring in different houses North, where
he nnjst necessarily buy more goods fhah
he actually needs in order to have an as
sortment. 1
In view of the foregoing,. Mr. Rintels
left on the 27th Januarv, (much earlier
than usual,) for Northern Markets and
Manufacturing places, Where he will re
main two months in makingoHr 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 haying a
lower rate of freight than smaller shippers
here, brings the fact patent that, we are in
a position to successfully compete with
any Jobbing, House jn the, United States,
and to the inspection of wbich we invite
the Trade. ' ; " ' :
We are pleased to- state to those . unac
quainted with our, House, that we keep
complete lines of Djry Goods, Groceries,.
Hardware, Clothing, ' Boots and Slides,
Notions, and even Millinery: vi' "
Our Retail Department is complete, .with
the latest Novelties and in bulk second to
none in the "City: ' l ' i
Our Millinery Department will beicarried
on as usual. Very Respectfully, ,
WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS.
feb 5-tf ; '
MERCHANT TAlLORlid
CLOTBISR,
Gent's Furnishing Goods
' AND lI AT.s.
fl. S. pFiLUps
BEGS to inform the p!li. t , ,
now receiving the nmsi c(,iUit.te
of Piece Goods evt-r ofl;T.Ml ; .1 ;s
vwiipisLiiig ui niacK ami ( oiMe. rj ().
Doeskin Cassinicres Faiu Fr-nrli
Engiisli Coatings of all cnl. o .... . 1
Fancy Cassimore Suitings Jf 'all V
which will be either sold by the vai
made to measure as cheap 'as the
class of Goods can be bought olsew Wrt
The attention is esic-iallv called t,''
stock of.
Spring Cassiineres,
for Boys' Wear.
READY-MADE CLOTH I (
Having determined to make this a -,i-ty
in the future, I offer the public a 1 1,
Yous wiucu lor styie and price caJ
iau io give satisiaction, and all goods
anteed to be as represented.
fioya' and Children's Clothini
for all ages,- and in great variety
Gent's Furnishing Good
Til tllia i1mini.(i.,., l. f i
mpiuurm will l'e It'Mllcla
line of goods, such as cannot he ,
elsewhere in this city, embracing al
Latest Novelties in Neck wear,
Thread and Guage Underwear, Kid,
and Lisle Gloves, Hoisery of all k
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Suspenders i
kinds. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trav
Satchels, and in fact everything neeo
to a gentleman's or youth's complete c
My friends and the public general!
invited to give me a call, and I sha
deavor to merit a continuance of that
erons patronage, which thev have
pieasea to extend tor tne last is vears
april G J. S. PHILLIP
. CHARLOTTE MARBLE WORK!
:0:
A C H AN C E
H
A VINO removed mv stock of
to mv old stand near the jail
formed a co-partnership, totake effect
ruarv 20fh, 1873, with Alr.-Svlvaiius
Ninch, with the view of enlarging
ness, I respectfully ask for the ti
continuance of the liberal patron a?
stowed on me. The-business will he
ried on hereafter in all its branches
A. &S. McNinch.
feb25tf ' F. A. Mi NINi
OYIBE DUPKE.
(Lately of Raleigh, North Chi.
Attorney & Counsellor at
No. i, Wall Street,
NEW YORK CITY.
17 ILL attend prompt ly to all nrotri
M al business entrusted to him. ffs
to the Chief Justice and Associate Ji
of the Supreme Court t Noith Car
and to the whole North Carolina Hai
feb 18-ly
A BOOK FdR THE MILL
Marriage
Guide.
A prlFate-Counsflorl
.Wanied of tbos
njarry on the pfcrsio:!
mvsieriea aud revelaii
the sexual ajsteni, m
latest discoveries lo producing au4 rej eaiiug olt
.how to preserve the coniplexiou, 4c. J
Thitieaa ioterastiag work o t two huadred ui-i
pages, with numerous eugraviegs, aud coutaius t ,',
iuformatioa for those who are married, or col template, a
Huge. Still itisa book that ought to be kept nodt
otlkey, aud not bid carelessly about the house.
It coutaios the experience and advice ol a ft";
whose repuiatloo is world wide, and should be in it
Tate drawer of eve. j male aud female throughout tbei
globe, it embraces every thing on the subject ul U
eratire system that is worth knowing, and much .
Sot published io anv other work. )
Sent to any one (free oT postage) for Fifty Centi.
Address Dr. Butts' lMspeosary ,Na 12 N- Kightt
Bt. Xouia, Mo.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortu
Before applying to the notorious quacks who advtft,
public papers,or using any auack remedies peruf,?
Butts' work ne matter what your disease is, 6r Lu it
able your oonditioa. -T
Dr. Butts occupies a double, bouse ef twsntt'
rooms ; i s I n4orsed by seme o f the most celebrated i
cal professors f thiscoubtrr at Europe, and cant''
suited personally or by mail, on the diseases menwi I
lits works. Office and-parlors, No. i N. Eighth
KiweCB Market and Chesaut, St. Louis, Mo. j
i..'. . tini Tht Change. . .
HATING notified ofer friends and cus
tQmers some lime. since, that our busi
ness would change .January 1st, 1873, we
are pleased to say that the change5 ha$
taken place, and it is to be strictly CASH.
or 3U UAxs uku-jlui. inose.wnoao not
pay promptly need, not expect any favors1,
If you are Ih arrears-on t aslc for credit,
Rave us the unpleasant -duty vof'tlenyjo
.vou. . . .
rturn fliahks, arid ask 'a connnuatice1 oi;
their f'orsbelievitet that bv. a strict ap
oiicatioa of the. above, rules, we will be
able to s'll goods cheaper than those"who
credit. "Ji A i
All bills are 'due and payable on the l?t
day of each and every uapnth.
GRIpR & ALEXANDER,
jan 1, 1873, ly a
ffTTHI Past Freight Line is owned
iX .trolled. and operated J.v i"? li
ami Stoornhrkflt nmriflntO'j 111 "llc
the AtlanliZMissi'sslm.i ami OhioKai
X 3Arx s lh-r. Ul.Kt.ir.wl ftnd 1
( 'ornlinR Railroad ton I ban V. the tn
Columbia aiid Augusta Eailrda'l Con
lw f WJi minion Steatuship ton
the Merchant? and Miners Tran"
Company, the Annaroessic Line
Clyde Steanters, and the KalUuwie
Pa'ckel Company who (morantee
mil -T Tntaa IWflVS"''
01113 oi Lnuingaiiu ....-.
. as the publishe.1 Rate "
other Line.
1 1 rfi t i-
.4 iapidly superseding all other prpara
Uons for producing Eleap t Sweet and
Wholesome Rolls.. Biscuits. Brad,Buck-
yrhet and other Griddle ' Cakes': ' perfect
ly jPure and Reliable, irfd always" Vady for
imiucaiiiu! us'. j lit; ucd i taaHiL
Powder in the Wprltfand, ttViJl keep oni
is wll ftdapd.tp the bs'of Hotisekeeperp,.
i, villUlll,, Jttgl Oiit.!,. w, onu to
jpeoial attentnbn to
tCOtflREKPIUHTlNG v :
VlSyt X 'A)i'r- virvi q t nnld! XTvlirisia ''Art '
A ijuauij iiaucis, xjauut) aiuiivvoj
JOHNSTONE JONES,
Editor & Proprietor.
in fact, m every respect, th; Best least
Powder made "for the Kitchen; The camp;
the Gallev." ' ? 3
- M1iftinctiiTed by t - ; "
5 cpQQIMYr ARQTUER, j
mar 3-eod 3m .
BEST Italian Violin Strings, at
PtlREFOY'S.
ap!13
FAMILY F,A V 0; iEl, I t JE
SIMPLE, EFFICTENTYDUR ABLE, tJN-
SURPASSECEOR VARIETY of
;,... . - .:. - ' i.,;i-.i
uses, and unexcelled by any other,
For Sale by
ilAX W. L'.' BRODtE, Agent! !
T i Tt, il, ' Hr.1.
1 i ' i i '
Office in Baumgarten's
feb20-6m
10,000
RAMS WRAPPING ' PAPEtt;
.t
Assorted sizes and igradeSi from - ttiev S'fJ,
known Long Shoal Paper Mills,
s v "-ntJDYfe BOOlt STORE
I f II -1
.1?
.X:W T T ."t
- tuenerai voiuiniBBioa uereuem. c
kinds tlhrdduee Cotton tod TobisCcttLj
iMienest-tusn xnceiaiaiar ijoaoav o -
j Al V orders fuom a ; distance nroruiitly tat
Tlf EACHAM is selling out his stoek at
ilJL Cost. Gond get bargains.
NFW PAST FRflGHT LINE
i ,,!.,., t , BETWEEN
BOSTON, SEW m
1 ' " " ! AND i
AND THE
SOUTH AKD SOUTH; WES
GREAT, SOUTHERN D I S PA
FAST FREIGHT him
. VIA NORFOLK.
S. D.," via Norf "
Mark, Goods ;'G
-i rjimrVKT. t,.. xfapflmnrs anii -t
rrom Duoiu.i, "j' .
-Transportation Con'pany, '
Washintrton st. W. M. Clarlc.-S
rrom irj ivxnx, i - .
Steamship Company, Pier o.
rj rltfi ix7 rJreeiiWK'i
. i - i i..Winrre f'l
4 Wilmington mm
Vtii-.- t k .niii-ici3i Line
' MSFrfth'sK; abover Chwtnut
7 nex VaahPgton aye. -..
John, S. WUson, Agent.
Ffopi PHILADELPHIA, hy '
4 Company s: Steamers: Office,
0)elawre'ave. Clyde &
Prrfrrt RU.TlMORE. by BaltiOJ
y ppket cvinpaoy yiSSi m
' W.Baltimore street, fcclw n
Agenr." an
; fTaiTit, for;-; kisses. . damages' T
charKefj.'tled .promptly y
fcardetipromptty m throug -
ar lurtner nioi r.g
nd Anf f the above Raihoa
.boat?jLiriemi:r to i . WADPElf-
3.- rti, Aral Senium' -
ui . .
jan
LiL.
trERDEWA.
anium Plants foral-
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