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Up. CALDWELt, Eocl Editor.
7i7a. MABK, Business Man
Saturday, September 13, 1873
fWarfotte. S?5., 8ept.Uttl
klrs. West, widow of Joseph West, deceas
tea.
Dr. Wingate of Wake Forest Col-
Kev
e preached last evening in -the Baptist
Jcburch of this place. - - . r
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Such stocks of goods wereererjntraght
,tr.,t,. vnrtli Carolina. Vta are beinsr
1 jjV the nierciiantS or nartoue
his Fan. . ; -ivvt:
- j- ttgonI
c harlotte and Greenville -Mr. F'$K
Murray, of this city, has a contract to fhK
. i ofin Krwlr tr n fwnfiAinn.il ill
J) It'll iWiUW "i" "" o - V- .
Greenville who is about to build.
Notice. We woul(LbeN obliged to min
isters or others if they would to-day hand
., i 1 . . . i. ? . i . . 1 1 J
in tncir ciiurcn outlets v us, uuu jiuir
lie may know where services may be ex
pected to-morro.w and by whom.
Personal. Du.y.id. Schenck.E!Wl-i of Lin
eolnton, was at the Cia'rlqtteHotciyes
tenlay, on liU way from Liiicoluton to
Polk county Court, via Charlotte ahdSpar
tan bur
1'uene Van Dorn. This fellow, who
was noticed in the Observer some weeks
ago as a fraud, has lieen "doing" the peo
ple of Abbeville, S. C. He claims to be a
hon of the late General Van Dorn.
Second Presbytcriau Church. We
are instructed to request all those who are
in favor of the building of a Second Pres
byterian Church, to meet this evening at
7 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. n
Turks, for the consideration of hniporta'nj
matters in connection vvitli the aforesaid
Jlfojl'L't.
Death of an Estimable Lady. We
Icurit with regret of the death of tlie wife
of 0. L. Turner, Esq., one of the members
of the lower House of the State Legisla
ture, from Iredell county. Mrs. Turner
!iel of typhoid fever on 'Thursday' night
at the residence of her husband at Tlir
nersluirg, eleven miles frmit. Statesville;
She was a most excellent christian lady,
and was much beloved by the entire com
munity. Her kindness to the poor people
of the neighborhood was proverbial, and in
her they had a true friend. Mrs. Turner-was-a
native of Richmond, 'a., whither hei
remains will be earned.
Grand Lodge of G. T. We blunder
oil ingloriously in our notice yesterday ol
the meeting of this body in Greensboro,
and in mentioning the names "of the dele-,
gates from this place. The representative
fr..ni the Charlotte Lodge were : Tr. J. R
Lawrence. Miss Cornelia-White, Alternate;
Mr. II. M. Crawford, Miss Ella Franklin,
Alternate. All the persons named were
in attendance at Greensboro. The most
ridiculous blunder .$vas,.tke mention ol
1 Mrs. II. M. Crawforil,7? wjicu &e? wrote
Mr. R. M. Crawford. W A fAhoaiWreto
mention the names of all those who at
tended from tjiis place, it is due to ourseli
to state that what we wrote was based
upon what a Good Templar told .us. . v-
Another Newspaper Man Who
Needs to beTaeir lown,"-VfrraJcu-
late that we now iave the3 4.'deasediini-
' i J - ,v J , few?
bcr" on Avery tt the Fleduiont prcsi. Pri
vate advices from the Western part of the
tate report that oneVlay fast week l-left
Hickory to attend a Concert in Morganton
on Monday night, for the purpose of re
porting it for the Pres., you understand.
A day or two after the Concert, he got in
the reportingest kind of a humor, and dis
covered that there were some revenue
troubles out inwoutbfuuiitain
demanded his immediate -and sesriuiiiat'.
ten i ion. So he left Morganton ; but it is?
not in evidence , that he visited -South
Mountain. 0'n'tlicc6ntary Aitie 'the" res
verse ; for he immediately struck a bee line
for Ashevillc to ; report a difneert' which
was to take place there ! Whether or not
he took his trunk along, we are not advis
ed
Ilusscy, we learn, has made all his ar
rangements for doing' the.Vork, ofjiwo'
aen until the Concer4 sabij ihatf baJf e j
eloscd. Of a truth " the Major is sick"
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L-V'
sociation, is coxnmendabie;, and if-aill
little boys in the country will but follow
bis example they, wfll ali be rnew xone pi
these days :i Wlit re epecialll dlimen
him f,r, tlL :. ".if.. 1i.D.A if
a highly mtiresfeml despatch OoHJensty
Wty which will be found in another col
umn. Mr. Bumliraand Mr. Welsh of Jer-
eot ins money (we expect.) rBut the. end;
was not yet ; and M atiiAkfaMjit'
welsh were arrested, tried anof -convidtea:
Now we had no less than twenty-five ap
plications yesterday to know if anything
had come overHhe lfes ?vefe aSouttMh
Bumlira and Mr. Welsh, and since.we 6e
gan writing this, two gentlemen have drop
ped in to ask! the same cpxmoX
Therefore, we fool gratefui to the press
reporter for enabtine tfi Lav othw
reliable before a public which is interested
in
vveri,hK
l7, Pur fnend.Pefaffenritheope"
rator at thisofA MmaftoViflref
(juartei; (whi.hLwe borrowed for th "ppcaf
sion) to that wrTtevd'ne hW knoU
that Iijq ovtl--. : j ri;';,'' -ivi'.i:v
' " .tjjwkj! not iowea io' pass
Commeiida.ile VThc, energy, jswhiqh tporer -liiss honieless, j Tf
characterizes all theipeafiMis if Walr I If j8at!( thatlf vtij We con'
ington reporter of the America iiPress As-1 fession it cohnectlaii with Hfe Na-
sei' Cityseeyi fhavftjiad a friend who I ,
j t-ittcu ins name-on arTiaTTOrr aiKT nf
mi
8 pccimens 01 me coium raisea on iue plan
tation of Capt. J. Y. Brycc, in JPrqyidcnce.
One of the stalks about is five feet high; arid
hid -en it sevcnfVx bolls, all well deveVrt rj ,
MbutlwiJ4fcf The seed was "HjQl
ton's Prolific." On another stalk the bolls
were all open. This was the effect of fer-
KilhEers having beeji usedn toeJatterTJie
1arnf whecjtiscttin rasroSn is Jrfne
of the best in Providence Township.
Augusta Cotton PoolCrop of 18T2
'13 Tbe fcrop-is! 3,930,508 for the year
ending! 1st September. The lucky winner
lf&Ur.iA arts'' . a1 A
6t thr$l740die amount in the Augusta
imatels;.3000;
underTthe total cron.
Botih gentlenien'are resicients of Augusta
TI16 Charlotte feUmatcifar as follows; and
are alUlessHhanttlie total : J. E.rSten-
hotise, (nearest). 51,373 ; William Mills
Laurens, 120,449; CmV. M. Raj', 180,491;
Allen Macaulay, 207.489; W. J. Black.
22t,773; Col. J. Y.:Bryce,L257,l7t.
Mayor's Court. Jwbn Smith, a white
alioemakcr, was btforeSHiIIony .Maypr
Davidson, yesterday morning, on a cliargc
of assault and battery and firing a pistol at
Mira Murphy, colored. It was shown that
on Thurs lay night John Smith went down
to Mira -Murphy's, or what is proably bet
terownaie "SecomTkExchange."
There bemrWe invoNiwWaldifflculty
with one of the "girls," whom he struck
several times in the face. (She bore the
marks yesterday morning.) Mira inter
fered, and catching' hold of Smith threw
him into the yard. He ran to the gate
and, -drawing a . pistol firel at her twice.
Neither of the balls struck her, but one of
them, she says, grazed her head. Smith
then betook himself to flight, while Mira
sent for the police. The assailant was ar
rested and brouglt .to., trial yesterday
mornlivg, as before srtateHl P 'f
The titaf br,after4n hearlng of Ih'e case im
posetl aiine of $1Q and costa upon Smith,
And also bound him over to court and put
hiuiunder a b6nd for good! behavior.
. Hotel Arrivals Central Hotel.
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Oh aklottk. C.CSeptcmbcr ' &Ti
C W Gtirrett, Kingwood; J W Gar
rett, R S Sugg, Tarboro, N C; E A
Bingham, Riihuiond; 31 J BearJen.
B F hockh-j Unenville; S N Stawe,
Texas; L P Grant, Jr, Atlanta; Jasper
tove Benj Leecraft, B B Leccraft,
R S Moore, Gaston county; J C An
drews, Rome, Ga; J M Fowler, T J
Maloue, Atlan a Janice Se iborn, Fair
Vlav, N C; W J Harbin,, Townsville;.
L M Tough. Kansas; P H Doughtrv.
Bait; Win Mills, Rev Thoa Sliarpe, S
C; W G McNeely; N Yi Gen H Haunt,
Richmond;' J P Sossarnan, Centre De
pot; T G Ilaughton, Salisbury; Tl.
h. ir wan, Mica Heu.s; lhos 1 ilarav.
Bolivar, Tunti; W P Herbert, Bait; T
aiWithers,4,Milis; TAVyPratt,
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Brigbarn Young has another baby
Tljo sivcj agq dep((.ko the ..oceiU is
Mr. D. R. Featcr.of Fairfield coun
ty, in- eight hunt;?, killed fourteen
i'oxei.
Tfc is said th3 first theatre establish-
va., in oepteinuer, jloo-
fi RnburfToy'SriS Q MuT iff
For aiaano Hit hisjsis. and makdhini
pickberriei'dr Cifcus knoeyl. -
mo origauus uau uiuppctiieu
from Greece. There has now len
no case of brigandage reported there
for eighteen months.
A man's death Was recently caused
in Illinois, bv'a spider. It was one
of the iron sneeies in the hands of
The Pawnees are in Omaha pur
ehasingigumj, revolvers ami ammu
tiitiou. Tlie bair-riijsiftg eason is
about commencing.
TKe New York- papers incline lo
the conclusion that the story of the
man Irving, w-hd puts in a claim; as
being one of the ijiurderers of Benja
miii Nathan, as a sheer fabrication.
r Theg ; additional particulars from
tMt riAza -Vapor jpr in Havana lend
additional horrorstO' the catastro-
phe. 1(. The tire; was swift in its fear
ful wbfk. and left 2,500 people of th
ir-
e
than murder- case, has ere ilea so
much comment. 'has been indicted
the Chatham
r.rr-sj
Vy,We f
m - T i - if B SL
Governer lor ins e.xiraaiuon jroiu
tbe Statea0f Cahfoania.
Sit tMm
TlieTTOWnta
inexed call :
nivletion of the
Air-Line Rail
way. The Committee on Arrange-
in ent, Finance ana invuauon, hiso,
ttif offlceni yhe?oaf arequjested
f.rt infiGt afe the Board of Trade this-
inn of fit ft V.lorfilc. for..the . Dur-
tinA of nerlectm&r arranffemenw ana
determining the day of celebrating
the completion or the roaa.
"The Mayor and City Council, the
members of the.iioara or raae.anu
lTffn frnnriti v. are ra ucotou . w
meet at the tmffl&&t)0 M$ ock'
fort
fecti
Ctoti,Pooijf Jkh-JBejr,J3enson, wiiose
estimate is 76&ale vand thejnext
nearest 'i&yiftJ. t&Poghty, whoseresti-
Dales'!
Com
i
i .i
H f CdebraChnlDrme rGo
P0l?All melM reliable remedy for chills an all maK f jjfg? BRAMLETTv '" "jr
ntf the mn:agBroeniH.Ai
CORRECTifir DAILY tHEx?
Charlotte, N Cm Sept. 12, C P. 3f.
Tone of the market steady prices nn-
Pchanged-considerable quantity of the new
crop arriving. ,t : - ' :' - ' : ' - :. -
. . . . :
Wholesale Groceries.
Bacon C. R. sides, per lb il a 12
Shoulders,.
Coffee Rio, prime, per lb 28
" good. 27
r'4' " common. 25
a 00
a 00
a 26
a 00
a 18
17
15
Omdles Adamantine, boxes, 17
4. boxes. 17
Cheese Prime factory'
State, ,
common.
Fifh Mackerel. bbls, No. 1,
$14
12
6
a 00
a (0
10
a' 7J
a 7
5,
i bbls, No. 1,
i "
i "
i "
i, "
i. "
Kits,
2,
" 3,
No. 1,
v -'A
3
3J
a 4
3,
1,
2,
3,
a 00
No.
ti
3
a 00
1 a 2
U a 13
17 a 18
9i a 16
11 a Hi
26 a 27J
101 a Hi
13i a 15 ,
50 a 70
30 -8i
a 9
9i a 10
10i a 11
$3 a 3
$14 a 21
13J a 00
13 a 13
12J
12?
Guiuut Cloth
7roi Tics Arrow,
Lead Bars, per to
Leather Hemlock,
Lord Leaf, per B
" Pure fejif, ..a
Mulatses New Orleans, s
' Golden Syrup,
" conuuoii "
Soda Kegs,
" liox, assorted,
Rice Carolina, ,
Suit Liverpool, per sack,
' American,
Sugar Cms lied and iowdercd,
' A,
1
Extra C,
Coffee, yellow,
" Drown,
Whhkey North Carolina, corn,
" Northern.
11
8
12
10
Country Prodnce.
Buying Price.)
Bacon Hams, per lb 15
Sides, 11 a 12
Shoulders, 10 a 11
Hog Round, 13
Fierittvax-n- 25 a
But'er Choice, 25
Brandy Apple, 1.75 a 1.90
Peach, 2.0t
Corn White, 00
, Mixed, 55
Egg, per dozen, 20
Hour Familv, 4.5t
Extra,' 4 2
Super, 4.00
fritk Dried Apple!, 4 a
" " Peaches, 6 a
41 44 lilackberries, 7 a 1
futtw Chickens, spring, 2(
" Turkeys, non
Ducks,
Wc.( Dry, 15 a IT
" - Green, 5 a t
Lard Good, li.
44 Common, 1('
Jfeai White, GO a 6f.
Oats Black, 40
' White, 45
Onions, 75 a LOT-
Peas Pure clay,
Mixed,
Potatoes Irish, 50 a 7i
Sweet, 125
Tallow, ' t
Wheat Red. per bush, 1.40
White, 1.50
MW Tub washed, 3
44 Unwashed, 20 a 3t
Wheat, old crop being exhausted, no
new yet offered.
Avoid the Perils ol the Season
Autumn, although the most radi-
(!nt portion of the American year, has
its great drawbacks. The heavy even
ing dews and morning vapors and tin
great disparity in tern jierature between tht
night and day, give rise to many painful
disturbances of the bowels such as colic,
cholera morbus, diarrhoea and dysentery.
The digestive organs are also unfavorably
affected by the change of the season, and
dyspeptics generally suffer most sererelv
firing the fall. Derangements of the liv-
ejr are likewise common, and miasmatic
fevers prevail m newly-settled districts and
low-lying and marshy localities. These
unpleasant contingencies of the season art
not, however, unavoidable. By strength
ening, toning and regulating tne system
with Hostetter's Stomach Betteis even the
most delicate may escape them. At the
expiration of summer all the bodily pow
ers are m a somewkat-exwinstea, state.
They require the wholesome stimulation
which this genial invigorant supplies. Un
der its renovating influence th nervous
energy which the wilting heat of July and
August had kept in abeyance or partiallv
extinguished, crops out afresh ; the flaccid
muscles recover fheir elasticity ; the pro
cesses of digestion and assimilation be
come more rapid and perfect.; the spirits
rise, and the whole organization acquires its
maximum of activity and resistant power.
Even persons of. comparatively feeble con
stitutious. when thus fortified against the
perils 6f th season, wilf have little tuse
to fear a visitation from-any. of the disor
ders to which we have referred. As a pro
tection against- miasmatic , fevers and all J
epidemics engendered by malaria Hostet
ter's. Bitter's may be justly pronounced
not only" unrivalled but unapproached
Look well to the label and trade mark, as
there are many counterfeits and imitations
n the lnarkepr a fI0I0C'043 'HQ
To My Friends
New York, Sept. 0th, 1873.
ruurkety purchasing a i
Good, for John A. ; Young & Son, CbarlOne Grand Cash Gift $250,000
invseif that l wni present
. ..i.:.. ......
lesBUitea to your
i suited to your tastes.
being made with, care,
flSSS i ask yealatour "CS
k - I .1.1 1 1 : T .. Ka wnnfo
-n E-niDorinm" on and after the 1st of Oo
tober, proximo, and examined our Stock
J. ALl'liUiSBU XUljV.
sepll-tf.
Notice. Havinajastrefeqrned from the
North where I.havft pu released a large and
ho-nAnHWB
J. t. i.J : T in-
yite all. to come ano' tu'spect 'my ' goods as
I am determed to oer greater bargains
- . i il i ii -. r . - - y
snft . Temnle of Fashion.
nifUi .trill .j. tt.il r:--5 fit J. -iii i'ti
. - ' 1 aa. i : -. . -----
or, and being nicely, perfumea .we are not
surprised tlaatvcpnsumerap
St has.a large aaflel yA--T - ' -
.JplXjr 3ns ,upU:4i rilHiM
TSve s;that .Frycter
tra Olive Soap is beronamg.rery-225 Tickets for $1000: 113 Whole
Use Wabash Valley Chill Car
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'Wanted.
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Domest ieewing Machiiie Co., Nc York.
" sep 6 4w
StEAEIMQSjuES
AND MACHINERY.
Stationary ancb Portable Steam Engine
and Boilers, Gary's Anti-Friction Cotton
Press, Ciiilar, Gannd Mulay Saw
Mills; Portlible atodStUfiar Flouring
Mills. Suga CiM arid Sukar;Pans,
Narrow GaQgq.jucOmotflres jetd Dlimhfv
Engines for street roads and mining pnr
poses, , rSewl ahd? secontJ-haud flroo and
Wood AVoTlcing Maehinerv of every des
cription. Send for circular.
WASHINGTON IKON WORKS,
sep 6 4w GO Vessey Stre-jt, N. Y.
KENM0RE UNIVERSITY HIGH
SCHOOL.
Amherst C. II., Va.
Preparatory tr the University of Va. H A
Strode (Math.,;Madallist U. Va.), Princiial
and Instructor in Mathematics. HC Brock.
li. I. it. U.. Va. (recently Ass't Prof Initio .
U Va.). Instructor In Greek, Latjn, ; French.
German and JJotany. This is one of tin
leading high schools of Virginia, and pre
sents many advantages incomparable with
tbose of others. St ulents also received
for the Summer, J.ew session begins Sep:
15th, 1873. For Catalogue, address tht
Principal. i scpt6 4v
Agents Wanted for the New Book.
EPIDEMIC & CONTAGIOUS DIS
EASES
with the newest and best treatment for all
eases. The only thorough work of the kind
in the world. Embraces Small-Pox, l el
low Fever, Cholera and all analogous dis
eases. No family safe without it, and all
buy it. Has 24 chromatic illustrations. The,
biggest chance of the season for agents''
Address H. S. GOODSPEED & CO.. 37
Park Rojy, New York. sept 6 4w
Yf nTT? V Ma(le Rapidlv with Sten
iTlw XJ I cil fc Kev Check Outfits.
"ataloguearrd full particulars free. S. M
spencer, 117 Hanover St., Boston, sep G4w
A FOB TU Jf E. How ? By speculatinp
in stocks and gold. Capital, $10 to
S100; will pav $100 to $1,000 a month.
Pull explanation sent free. W. F. HUB-
BELL & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 31
Wall St., New York. Box 22S2. sep 6 4w
Oi A per day ! Agents wanted '
wwu xu L'tiiwca oi woikiiik peo
ple, of either sex, young or old, make more
money at work for us in , their spare mo
ments, or all the time, than at anything
Ise. l'articulars free. Address G. STIN-
ON & CjO., Portland, Maine. sep G 4w
he Greatest Invention of the Age.
Agents wanted everywhere. Sample1-
md terms free. Address W. C. Walker,
itussellville, Ky. sep G 4w
Gray's Celebrated Anti-Friction Cot
ton Press.
The cheapest, simplest ind most perfect
Cotton Screw ever invented. Send for cir
cular. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
0 Vessey St., New York, sole manufac
turers. , , sep 6 4w
FOR SALE.
Needles and:Attchments for all kinds of
sewing Machines, t asli orders promptly
filled or sent per Express C. O. D. Address
D. G. MAXWELL, Charlotte, N. C, Gen'l
Agent of the Home Shuttle Sewing Ma-
cmnc. sep b 4w
SRANDE8T SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR THE BEXEFIT OK THE
PnWic Library. C Kentucky
12,000 CASK GIFTS $1,500,000
$250,000 for $50
The Fourth Grand Gift Concert, author
ised by special act of the Legislature for
rhe benefit of the Public Library of Ken
tucky, will take place, in Public Library
Hall, at Louisville, Ky.,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3y 1873.
Only sixty thousand-tickets will be sold.
The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts. . . " t . ; ' i
At this concert, which will be the grand
est musical display ever witnessed in this
country, the unprecedented sum of
$1,500,000
divided into 12,000 cash gifts, will be dis
tributed by lot among the ticket-holders.
-rem r-r nrtsme .
tune urana uasn - iw.wu
r i l j.,,t, run Xi fWl
One'GrandasliGift.'.aaU:.'.;!.,:J ?25,000
One Grand 'Cash Gift. 17,500
10 Cash Gts ?io,ooo eacn...... iuu,ouu
30 Cash Gifts 5,000 each 150,000
ftOCashCifts 1,000 each 50,000
80 Cash Gifts , 500 .each , , 40,000
100 Cash SGTfts ' . Jeach.;.... i 40,00
150 Cash Gifts 300 each...... 45,000
250 Cash Gifts f 200eacb I 50,000
325 Cash Gifts 100 each 32,500
11,000 Cash Gifts
50 each 550,000
12,000 Gifts all
Cash,
amounting to
$1,500,000
J Tb?dnbutipn will be posiiT whether
alt the tickets ate sold or nok iind the 12,
000 gifte YmwHfM ft the Uck
JfJtlUJS UJf XXUJJJSXa.
41' iljk't , IV J I Kl I VJtr! VM
-w . 1 i Aer TTil
I $10000.. No discount on; less than $500
,--Ttekteiea4lb-ftl, and all or
H' '-kI 1 ( dexs accompanied by the, money promptly
' frdLl filled. ..LiberaJ tains given to' those who
e. xne i. . wAtr-rtW; -inu . v'i. -.1; v
3
a-
.3
5.
NEW FASt FREIGHT LINE
BETWEEN
BOSTON, NEW YORK,
AND
BALTIMORE,
AND THE
SOUTH AND SOUTH-WEST.
GREAT 80UT"HfRN DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT Ll.XE,
VIA NORFOLK.
THIS Fast Freight Line is owned, con
trolled and operated by the Railroar
ind Steamboat Companies in interest
he Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroa
Jompany, the Richmond and Ddnvilh
Railroad Company, the Western Nortl.
Carolina Railroad Company, the Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company,
he Old Dominion Steamship Company
he Menrhants and Miners Transportatioii
'ompany, the Annamessic Line, anc
lyde Steamers, and the Baltimore Stean
I'acket Company who guarantee
'Jills of Lading and Rates always as Low
as the Published Rates of any
other Line.
Mark Goods "G. S. D.," via Norfolk, anr
diip as follows :
From BOSTON, by Merchants and Miner
Transportation Company, Office 8'
Washington st. W. M. Clark. Agent.
erm NEW YORK, by Old Dominion
Steamship Company, Pier No. 37 North
River. Offices, 187 Greenwich st., ami
303 Broadway. C. E. Evans, Agent.
Prom PHILADELPHIA, by Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore llailroac
Company (Annamessic Line.) Offices.
44 S. Fifth st., above Chestnut and cor
ner Washington ave. and Swanson st
John S. Wilson, Agent.
From PHILADELPHIA, by Clyde an
Company's Steamers. Office, 12 Soutl
Delaware ave. Clyde & Co., Agents.
From BALTIMORE, by Baltimore Stean
Packet Company (Bay Line.) Office, 15.
W. Baltimore street. Edwin Fitzgerald
Agent.
Claims for losses, damages, and ove?
;harges settled promptly by Thoma
Pmckney, Claim Agent, Norfolk, Va.
Freight handled carefully and for
varded promptly in through cars.
No Drayage Transfers by this Route.
For further information apply to Offieen
ind Agent of the above Railroad or Steam
boat Lines, or tq '' :?" ' ?; -
. ..(i. E. WADDELL
jan 31 General Southern Agent.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
VfRS. A. W.-MIfXERe-ives notice thai
iV-L she is prepared to accommodate u
mmber of regular boarders. Her table is-
always supplied with the best fare to b(
lad in tins market: the rooms arc airv
and beds clean, and pains are taken to
make guests comfortable.; Terms reason
able.
OREAT Bargains offered in Linen Goods
U of every description, at
may 6 B. KUU1 A1ANN 53.
THE cheapest and handsomest Embroi
deries, at B. KOOPMANN'S.
may 9
10,000
REAMS WRAPPING PAPER,
Assorted sizes and grades from the well
known Long Shoal Paper Mills,
at .
TIDDY'S BOOK STORE,
feb 28
HAVE vou sen tlieBaly? Toy i House?
If not call at ' ' t ' : ' ..
. TIDDY 8 ami see it
June S9 t ; , : y 5 - : 4 : -
BLANK BOOKS, just received at
PUREFOY'S
PURE French Brandy received to-day
by
July 23 W. R. BUR W E L L v VI).
HOITIC STOITIACII BITTEKS.
AT W. H. H. HOUSTUiS & LU . 1JH
medicine is unequalled as a pure tonic
and invigorator. apl lo
MOLASSES.
A BARREL Cheap Molasses,
DU 30 barrels Fine Syrup,
5 Tierces Demerara Molasses, just received
at
STENH0USE, MACAU LA V & CO.
june 21
0
Id Papers for sale at 50 cents per hun
dred atThisUfflce.
AT J.S. Williamson & Co's. you will al
ways! find Mr. John L. Peaton, (late
conductor on the G C & A R K,) and Mr.
J V Nethers. of Union, S C. They will be
glad to see their friends, and promise satis
faction in all transactions.
ang 19
PAPER BAGS!
10,000
Paper Bags, from 2 to 10 lbs.
just received. Also, another
lot of IndiajRubbw PipeterJtta en 12 to
20 inch long jhsk received at i i
jnne 10 PUREFOYg.
ALDB.ICH'3 MALE . ACADEUT,
Tryon St between 8th and 9th Sts.
mlFiutfSclwJastic vear5M
wllt c8ntme-irt dnontiayrJthJSpt.4
Payment of tuition required each ball ea
,ion'1sdTaee;:Xri:'i;j -
The Principal of this, scliool returns his
thanks for the patronage he, lias hitherto
enjoyed;" and hopes,' by devoted attention
to the moral, as well as literary training of
the youtKebmroktea io his rare, to. merit
a cqnti rruation of the aanio.
, aag2Gtsepl5 ' " ' f
Auctioa Store
Belting, Tools, c.; Txiyt al
I have in store a large lot of rrrters
Tools, Leather and Rubber. Belting, as
sorted sires, Files, Screw Plates, Benches
HamiersrAc c. Also a large Tot of pa
per bagsaaolasses garesv tneas-ues, spta.
boxes, bc Ac. ' Come soon and- secnr :
bargains, at the auction store of -
-Tiion.ciArrisER.
July 13 -
THE OLD RELIABLE
Southern Sewrrig Machine
EMPORIUM.
ESTADLISIIED IN 1867.
The oldist
htmseof the
kind in
North Card-
A '
Una.
Sold
rot ma
chines last
year than all
others com
bined in N.
C.
Agents for that celebrated machine, the
HOME SHUTTLE,
rhe best cheap machine in themarket.
Agents wanted, call on or address
D. G. MAXWELL,
Charlotte, N. C, or Atlanta, Ga.
aug 31
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
HAVING removed to the large and com
modious house opposite the Court
House, I shall be pleased to see my old
UHtomers and as many new ones as pos
sible. I shall at all times try to make it
10 the interest of everybody to patronize
.is. I am determined to keep pure and re
liable goi d, which I am ready to warrant
is rej rosentcd and to sell at as small pro-
iit as any one.
Ha viug ample store room I am bettor
prepared than'ever to handle country pro
luce, and in all cases wilL do the best we
:an for our patrons,
sep 4 B. N. SMITH.
WANTED.
500 doz Eggs,
500 tbs Honey,
500 tts Beeswax,
500 lbs Feathers, (new)
1000 lbs Fresh Bntter,
10,000 lbs Dried Blackberries,
10,000 tbs " Peaches and Apples,
The highest prices paid lor the above
irticlcs, if nicely dried and selected, at
sep 4 B. N.SMITH'S.
MONEY SAVED
BY BUYING
THE N E W
Family Singer Sewing Haehint.
Sold on Mor thly Payments
WE claim and can show that it is capa
ble of doing a larger range of work
than any other, easier to learn on, and the
most simple in its construction. It is em
phatically, tire best and cheapest Family
jewing Machine. It runs smoothly, and
:loes from the finest to the thickest work
with equal facility and perfection. We
respectfully ask all desiring to purchase a
irst class standard machine, to call and
xamine for iiemselves before purchasing
elsewhere, at our sales room .on .Tryon
street opposite the Post Office", oradtlress
II. (;. TUIt PIN, Manager,
Si ngcr M ' fg Co. , Cl i arlotte, N . C.
P.O. Box 11.) Agents Wanted,
june 18 tf
1873. 1873.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
J. L. BROTHERS & CO.
SVCCESSOES TO
J W McWbirtcr, Trade St., Charlotte, N C,
KEEP on hand a large stock of Grocer
ies, Country Produce, Family supplies
ToVacco. Cigars, Snuff, Notions, Ac.
We invite purchasers to call and exam
ine our stock and prices before buying else
where, as we are determined to sell as good
coods at as low hgures as any house in tle
citr.
We have now in store a fine lot of new
Mackerel which we are offering at reduced
prices. Also a choice lot of country flour,
and country bacon, together with a large
supply of Baltimore Bacon, Sugais, "Jonec,
Molasses, Meal, coining and uotton xarn.
Purchasers in the city can have their
goods delivered t their houses.
sepGly
CRIER & ALEXANDER.
DEALERS IS
m j ' ' ' ' j ' i
Liquors,
Groceries,
Tobacco, Grain,
Powder, &c,
TRADE STREET,
HAVING removed to their large and
commodious New Store, two doors
above the Market House, and . tbeir Mr,
C. W. Alexander being at present at . .the
North purchasing their Fall gtovk, 'are "
daily receiving large additions to tbeir pre
sent Stock, which they are prepared to dis
pense to their customers on as reasonable
terms as any house in the city.
Having ample Store Koom, they are pre-
Tredto-stwfrara:i8QP to 1000 bales of
cottODattd would respectfully solicit cot
sighietloftDtmnd Producer wJacB v
wilt heJiabdled on liberal terms, and guar- r
An1m nrfiriirjt returns.' ;t.' Hit t - . ' ?
B
RASSr LETTER, CLIPS, at
jflOIMANIi JCriglisli Mtistard '
vj uiayprei;iatea.