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CHARLOTTE, N,C. , TftDHS DAY, ; DEC EMBER 11, 1S73.
No 1,484
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Editor.
3
illvlijll" ! -
Cottou MarkeUTba mai-kefr opened
yesterday morning at I3f. J As tlie day ad
vanced e feeding rgrew .better and the
price gradually increased unttrmcliing 14,
at wltjeh the, -market .dosed ftrei'
-LOCAL-DOTS.
? Dnnnihg on NoveWter accounts iis still
in progress.
Overcpats; werse almost entirely dispensed
with yesterday.
Threc.h"n4red iid tlifrty bales of cotton
were sold yesterday, 4
The lightning rodjnen appear to.be do-
i ng a flourishing business just how.
The weather yesterday Was lovely. The
air was as soft ancTbahny as on an April
day.' 'i-ai: ., . -
The proceedings of the colored Grand
Lodge, tf,.yesterdayt will appear to-mor
row.
The latest styles of Silk Hats, just receiv
ed and will be sold .at $5.00 at E Shrier's
Temple of Fashion. ' dec 9 3t
Hon . Thos. s. Ashe, of this Congression
al district, has been placed on the commit
tee of Coinage Weights and Measures.
. The parade of the colored. Masons, ex
cited sonic interest on the streets yester
day afternoon.
Overcoats, Talmas and all other: heavy
goods will be sold at cost Jlr cash only, at
E Shrier's. - dec 9 3t
There are a large number -of colored vis
itors in the. city at present, attending the
A iarg brass key, looks like the key to
a store door, was found on the street yes
terday and left at this office. Who claims
i;?
We : aw yesterday for the first time the
"gem of the Antilles" -.represented u the
streets of Charlotte, in the persons of the
two Cuban cadets of the Carolina Military
Institute.
'V A "' :
I IlonJ. jjj Hickman; 'the Temperance
ccturerTwho fiad "such'gratifying success
in Charlotte last Winter, is now In Georgia
lecturing. He has recently, been in At
lanta. The festivals which have been .in prog
ress for the past two nights, has no con
nection with the cofored "Masonic ; frater
nity, as was incorrectly stated by usyeste:
day. 11?',
Attention is invited to the advertisement
of the Kershaw Gazette, in another column
of this issjpe.a Our merchants will find it
a valuable 'jnediam in which to advertise
their business.
The Judgeship Who shall be the next
Juge. in this.district is a question which
is already being discussed. Our people feel
as much interest in it as in who .shall be
the next Governor.
Dog Fijrnti-A terrific dog fight on the
corn of Trade and Tryon streets jester
day afternoon, excited more interest than
a circus would. - Hair- and blood new.
(As an 'evidence that wg are hard up for
items, witness the above.) "
. - T
Lecture. To-morrow night, U. ..will be
remembered, Rev. DeWitt Burkhead, of
Atliens, Ga., will lecture at the Charlotte
Institute for young ladies. v The people of
Charlotte have no' w Jin opportunity of hear
ing a pleasing and instructive lecture.
Surely they will not miss the opportunity.'
Another
hear that
ElectionTaUted, of.
w
the propriety? of
ordering
another election oa the question of issuing
city bonds, is being considered by the Al
dermen. They say that if city bonds are
not issued it will be absolutely necessary
r. toe levy aspecjal tax. '
Notlo be Swindled. A boardinghouse
keeper in' this city tells us that he has in
his possession five carpet bags which he
seized from "birds of passage" who board
ed with him for a few days or . a week and
then attempted to varooose; without pay
ing their bills He says lie makes most of
his wearing apparel in that way.
Mints. President Grant, in his recent
message to Congress, recomends that more
mints be enconraged by that body;.whertr
upon a friend of ours wishes to know if he
can mean, , mint, juleps, If J he does Uiis
friend thinks that the measure ; willmeet
with very general favor,' both in Congress
and out.
. Another. ' Addltloa to - the Army:. of
BenedictsWe are palled.upon to chron
icle the marriage ujf another Cnazlottean.
This time Mr- 8. S. Pegram, the agent at
this point of the Airline Railroad, who,
on Tuesday, thpth instwaanited in
roarriaee at BeaalbrL lulb'Min Bettie
C. Park,a young 'lad welt known in this j
city, rue interestmgryerjerjjppyiirwas per
formed by Rev, Mjy "Wheeler. ; : I
TurBerN'. X Almanack-We are In
debted to the enterprising publisher for a
copy of the above ' named Almanac for
1874. It is a higlUvtlnable bookcon
tairiing d large ar$oxtntit4iumoTpus, prac
tical and scientfrTcroatterr rfrts::calcii!a'
d by Rev. DrVCraven; the learned and ac
curate President of Trinity Col'egei f ;The
Almanac is now in its 37th year, and is
JOS. P. t'A LUW 141,1- Lwcal
JPfiUx in worth-ted popularity With-each Jj-JJg gJJjHj ffVr HAtthe citynind Saturday;
-uceeeding year. -The .price is only ten 3."!.?" f JKaf
uts. Itshonldbelriftvcry flimlty. 1 S6ld by all Wgsistst t . , . dec95t City iliirshal.
'ustUInkW.H-TwV- week? from
to-day until .Clirisunaa ! v Turkey.;. ke,.
Santa Clause, Christmas trees, Swiss BeW
f !. ? -A' - - :- . f , J', '"
Emaiicipatio 'paylMid the Fourth' of
July will please take back seats.
T.J-
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A Drunken Alan on liNrseback, in pos
session of aros3um, the said'posHiBU hav
ine his tail through a stick, and the stick
slung across -the 'man's . shoilder was a
eeire wnicn anorneu an aounance oi mer
rinient to all lookers-on yesterday, (ter-?
noon on lrade street. The .police, came
along and dispersed the crowd by giving
the man the choice of going SfoitHe lock
up or leaving town "at once, which latter
alternative lie chose.- . T i
ThftTI e w, Knglne It hasieen decided
to keep theijyt; firg. engine .jrecently pur
chased by the city for the Hornet Fire
Company,' and one payment has already
been made on it The engine is kept, as
we learn,- on the condition (which condi
tion was suggested by the manufacturers)
that if, at the endof 12 months , it should be
found that it does not come up to repre
sentations, it would be received back and
ano'.her, such an one as should be desig
nated by the company, would be sent in
its stead. This is certainly very liberal, if
we have been correctly informed. i
An Interesting' Photograph. Gov,
Vance has in his jtossessiou a photograph
of the North' Carolina .department of the
Vienna Exposition - The p hotograph is
large in size and, judging from this repre
sentation, North Carolina made not a dis
creditable show at the great Exposition.
In it can I e plainly seen ai d recognized
the com raised by Sheriff Alexander, the
oats Of Mr.' B. II. Moore, several
o'.hor articles which w.;rp sent bv Gc v.
Vance to Prof. Kerr, who carried them to
the Exposition and who sent Gov. Vance
this photograph. The minerals are the
only things sent by the Governor which
cannot be recognized in this picture.
Joe Baker. The execution of Joseph
Baker for the murder of Newton Wilfong,
colored, at a bar-room about a mile from
this city last Spring, will take place on to
rn rrow week, the 19th insL, unless His
Excellency Governor Caldwell meanwhile
interferes with Executive clemency. In
this; connection we will say that our state
ment yesterdaytnoffting that the petition
for the commutation'1 of the sentence of
Baker to imprisonment forlife had been re
fused by the Governor may have been in
correct, as the authorities here have not
heard of such refusal. The petition was
signed we learn, by all the lawyers in
Charlotte and by all of the jurors who
found B;:k-jr guilty.
Rev. J. M. Rose. We find the follow
ing in the proceedings of the East Hanover
tVa.) Presbyten, lately in session at Nor
folk, concerning the above named gentle
man who, it will be remembered, was pas
tor of the .Presbytpri tin Mission Church in
this city during the last Spring and Sum
mer : - -' ' " ' "
Rev, John M. Rose, a licentiate under
the charge of Fayetteville Presbytery, re
setited a, regjilar anthenticatel certificate
of disinjssttm. from his Presbytery to East
iianover Presbytery, under which charge
he was received.
Presbytery then presented a call to Mr.
Rose from the Portsmouth Presbyterian
churclijfor hitniinistjria! services. Mr.
Rose signifieihis. acceptance,, of the- call,
aiid the Presbytery proceeded at once to
his examination, preparatory to ordination,
which resulted satisfactorily.
i n J2 l
To tbc Public.
THE PAIN-klLLEB? manufactured by
PERRY DAVIS & SON has won for itself
ba reputation unsurpassed in medicinal pre
paratiOHS. 1 he universality of the denwnid
for tne.-Pain-killeris a novel, interesting,
and surprising feature in the history of
this medicine. The -Pain-Killer is now
.regularly sold in large and stcqdily increas
ing quantities, not only to general agents
in every State and lerntory ot the union,
and every. Province in .British America,
out to Buenos Ay res, Brazil, Uraguay,
Peru. Chili, -and. other South American
States, to the Sandwich Islands, to. Cuba
and other West India Islauda; to England
and Con tinental Europe ; , to Mozambique,
Madagascar, Zanzibar, and other African
lands; to Australia, and Calcutta, Ran
goon and other places in India. It has ai
so been sent to China, and we doubt if
there is any foreign, port or, any inland
city in Africa or Asia, which is frequented
bv American and - European missionaries,
travelers or,traders, into which . the Pain-'
Killer has not been introduced.:
; The extent of its uteftdnets is another great
feature of tnis remarxaDie medicine, it is
.not only tlie best ; thiug ever known, as
everybody wilt confess, for cruises, cuts,
burns. Ac, but for dysentery or any sortef
bowel complaint, it is a remedy unsurpas
sed for efficiency and rapidity of action.
In the great ciities of British India and
West India Islands and other hot climate,"
it has become the standard medicine for all
complaints, as well as dyspepsia, liver
complaints and- other kindred disorders.
For coughs and colds, canker, asthma and
rheumatic difficulties It has" "been proved
by the ' most abttndent and convincing
trials and testimony, to be an invaluable
medicine, :j The proprietors are in .posses
sion of -leUers from persons of the highest
character , and -responsibility, testifying
in. utiequivoeal terms to the cures effected
and the satisfactory results produced. -n
an endless variety of cases by the use of
ihhrrreat medicine. That the Pain Killer
I is deservingof.aiLits proprietors claim for
THTaTmply proved by the unparalled popu
larity It hw, attahiedi It is a sure ana ejjecr
tive remedy. It is sold in almost every
country in the" world and Js becoming
more and more norjular every year. . Its
IT
Advertisements'.5
, COME AND SEE! I
Our Ladles Dress Goods, far
we arc determined to c!os
them out at some price. "; '
BUEIfl, BROWS & CO. ;
dec ll-3t :
Store For Rent.
THE Store we now occupy can be rented
for next year by annl vine to
dec ll-2t SIMS & ALEXANDER?
j Prepared Cocofcnot.
AN' Elegant article for Pies, Caramel
Puddings, && For sale at -
dee ll-tf ? - Scafr's Drug Store,1
Italian Macaroni.
JUST Received at
dec 11-tf
Scarr's.
PUR Powdered Black Pepper, more i
uscmi and economical tlmn grinding
your own iepper, at acarrs,
dec 11-tf Drugstore.
Genuine Oswego Corn Starch.
A Light and nutritious diet for invalids,
A infants and families. A fresh supply,;
at Scarr's, Drug Store.
dec 11-tf
Northern Apples.
Bananas,
Pine-apples,
Oranges,
Lemons,
Cocoanuts, '
Basins,
Currents,
Citron,
Dates,
Figs,
French Candy,
Pure Home-made Candy,
Almonds,
Filberts,
Peanuts,
Pecan'iiuls, English Walnuts.
C. S. HOLTON & CO.,
Franklin Bakery.
Opposite Market. dec 11-tf.
L.OOI& TO lOIJK INTEREST.
Advertising is a Profitable In
vestment.
The Kershaw Gazette
"OFFERS to the Merchants of Charlotte
J and elsewhere, superior inducements!
to advertise their husines in its - colnnu
Havinz a large and Tapidly increasing Cir
culation throughout one f the walt)uest
sections on the Wateree river, it is consid
ered a most
Valuable Advertising Medium.
Advertisers who desire to reach pur
chasers should advertise in the Gazette.
It is published in Camden, Kershaw
county, S. C, at the head of navigation on
the Wateree river, at $2 a year always m
ad va nee.
For terms of advertising, tc., address
FRANK P. BEARD,
Ed. & Prop'r, Camden, S. C
dec 11 tf
Turner's N. G. State Almanac.
It is undoubtedly the best publication
ot the kind in tlie state, mere is none
other to compare with it in toint. of useful
information and general adaptation to the
wants of our people. Carolina Watchman
This Almanac is the most valuable
now published in Nprth Carolina and
should be in every family . Tarboro South
erner.
TntNEK's Almakac. Tliis is one of the
most coinpletc.alnianacs ever published in
North Carolina, and contains features that
others have never known. A new and
jnteresting feature is a record of the mostl
important events that have occurred. in
the State during tlie foregoing year.
Christian Advocate.
For sale at
J. K. PUREFOY'S
dec 11 lm '" Stationery Store.
Book Bindery.
TJOOKS, Magazines. Pamphlets, Music,
JD &c. bound in any style and at reason-
able rates, at N,
dec ,11 lm f
. f ti. ;
C. Book Store, Raleigh,
Jr II. ERW1N, AgC
The Attractive Bargain Coun-
- -;! ter :
T B- KOOPMANN'S Store is again
open. .And the great sensation of
Charlotte. : declO tf
P O to B- Koopinann's, and examine his
A Bargain Counter.
dec 10-tf.
4
TF you wish, a quanitity of beautiful
X goods, for money. Go to B. Koopmann's
and select from tlie Bargain Counter,
dec 10-tf. 1
TkSSSIS$S
that he has moved his grocery and com-
missinn'hiisinpss tn Blank's new bnildinsr
on College Street, where he will be pleased
to have them call. J. THOS. SUGGS,
dec lO-lw.. - .-'
BOARDING.
HfRS. A. W. MILLER is prepared to ac
llx commodate a few , more boarders.
Pleasant roomsgood fare' and attentive
servants. , Apply at once.
' JSET- Terms moderate. dec 9 tf
T OT of Handsome Metallic-Burial Cases,5
JJ just received at
m tITTWT fPAVtO f
New Furniture Rooms, -
M' Opposite tbe'Market.
dec 9
"PAPERS.
fTlHOSE wishing to subscribe through ns
A to any papers or-magazines forJ 1871
wail ineivstt uu miu - huuiy us va euon
convenient. as tbejiew vears subscriptions
win sooiLwiuuivrnJc,, juww.
rjTemocraf arid Home copy, ,," t,dec9
vt vj: .riosr- Sale--"'
Hams
1 1
TUST received! a large lot of Hams. Als
O a lot of Elk Mountain Cheese, Hominy
and Grits. : : Call soon and-get a supply be
fore we get out. . J L BROTHERS & CO.
... dec 9 . ;:; , . :'.
A
N assortment of CIGARS, at' v 4
BUlllVTSLL'S,
dec 4 ,. . , Spring's CS)rner.
BtJtTERICK8 Fashion Book for Nov
ember for sale by
McMURRA Y & DAVIS.
net 30
FINE BEEF.
will have for sale' this morning and
for several mornings to come, some un
I
usually fine mountain leeC to which I de
sire to call the attention of the public. It
1s something extra.
Dec U one week FRITZ VOGEL.
GERMAN STUDENT LAMPS, at
BUR WELL'S,
dee 4 Spring's Corner.
BAKERS' Bitters, fresh Cod Liver OiL
just received
HUB BEL'S Elix Valerinate Ammonia,
Fresh Bay Hum, English Tooth
Brushes.
150 Boxes Glass. "
W R BURWELL & CO.
dec 9
Irish Potatoes.
A Barrels Northern 1 rish . potatoes for
UJ eating purposes, at
STENHOUSK, MACAULAY & CO'S.
, dec 9
New Homes for the New Year.
PARTIF.S having houses to lease may
be assisted in securing tenants by plac
ing the same in our bands- Fees moder
ate to Jaudloids and tenants, and cover
written contracts and counsel. We also
negotiate sales of -Residences and Lots in
the city and farms in the vicinity.
GRAHAM & NASH,
Attorneys, Court House.
dec 5 tm.
J. Y. BR1TE,
General Commission Merchant,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Particular attention paid to selling all
kinds of Produce, Cotton and Tobacco.
Hiehcst cash Dnce mid for Cotton.
All orders from a distance promptly at
tended to. J. Y. BlliCE,
dec 21 '72.
For Kent for 1874.
milE DWELLING HOUSE on the C'or-
X. ner of Trvon and Fourth Streets, now
occupied. by H. R. Gbchrane.
Also, the small BUIC'K DUELLING
HOUSE on the corner of College and
Fourth Streets. J AS. H. CARSON.
dec 4-1 w
M0HIYT10NETTOTED!
GOODS SOLD AT
Panic Prices
TAKING into consideeation the existing
state of affairs, .such as low price of Cot-
I ton; scarcity of Money, and a ten era 1 de-
pression in every branch of . business : I
have firmly resolved that I wfll henceforth
offer my stock of Goods to the public at
PANIC PRICES !
There will be no deviation from tnis rule.
It will be strictly observed.
The principal Stock of my Fall and
Whiter Goods has been purchased by hre
in the Eastern Markets, after the com
mencement of the present Money Crisis1
and in, consequence, at low figures' I am
therefore enabled to self my uoods at great-
y reduced prices. The Goods have also
been selected with usual care and atten
tion. .
The course pursued for strict, fair and
honest dealing, during the number of
years I have resided in Charlotte, and Uie
patronage and conndence- heretofore so
liberally extended to me by tlie people,
gives me the assurance NOW , 'that this an
nouncement will find its way into every
household with the desired effect.
My Stock of Goods is complete in every
department, and those wishing to purchase
Styles, Qaalities& Prices
r
1 ' A T
b. noopnAiin'S;
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in.
MILLINERY
GOpDS,
FANCY AHD STAPLE DRY GOODS,
lK0TI02IS,EAT8,-OS22TS' CLOTHHTCr
AND FTOUISHniCr GOODS, &c,'&c..
Trtdo Street, CUABLOTTE, K. C.
ffiv To Wholesale Dealers and Country
Merchants-1 ofFer special indacements
i ana assure uiem. mat; a will sen wooas
cheaper than tnejLean bay in Northern
. i ana Xiasiern maraets. t. -
.. i-zut .i-rrrjt:-c.n z'Uiaf&t ? jT v
.ny littoQzlci Sales ftal saall rrof
its ; Thsest Cccis to i2;9"L'sst lledsj.
Orderssolicited and promptly filled:.!
nov8:tf B. KOOPMANN.
Hams!
CRIER & ALEXANDER.
DEALERS IS
Groceries, 1 Iaquors,
Tobacco, Grain,
Powder, &c,
TRADE STREET,
HAVING removed to their large and
commodious ' New Store, two doors
above the Market House, and their Mr.
C. W. Alexander being at present at the
North purchasing their Fall Stock, are
daily receiving large additions to their pre
sent Stock, which they are prepared to dis
pense to their", customers on as reasonable
terms as any house m the city.
Having ample Store Boom, they aTe pre
pared to store from 800 to 1000 bales of
cotton, and would respectfully solicit con
signments of Cotton and Produce, winch
will be handled on liberal terms, and guar
antee prompt returns.
- . . . sep 0
NOTICE.
1873 1873
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
WE "are now receiving our Fall and Win
ter stock, to which the attention of
Merchants and Planters is respectfully in
vited, consisting of the following lines of
heavy and fancy groceries :
20,000 lbs Bulk 'Bacon, ,
1000 Rolls heavy bagging 2i to 2Bs to yd
1000 Bundles Arrow Ties,
1000 Sacks Salt,
100 " Fine Liverpool Salt,
200 " Cotfec, Prime, Good and Fair,
100 Bbls Sugars, A Ex. C. Demerara and
Porto Rico,
150 " Syrups, ,S House and Drips,
200 Boxes Adamantine Candles,
150 Cases Brandy Peaches,
150 14 Oysters,
100 Doz Buckets, 2 and 3 hoops,
100 ' Sardines,
200 Packages Fish, No. 1, 2 and 3.
20,000 Cigars, Fair to Good.
Tobaccos and Whiskies a
SPECIALTY,
200 Boxes Tobacco, N C and Va Brands,
100 Bills N C Corn Whiskey,
100
Va
100
50
50
50
75
25
10
Motz celebrated corn whiskey,
Ziegler's Rye Whiskey,
Monongahela Rye Whiskey,
Zeb Vance "
Apple Brandy,'
Ginger "
Scuppernong Wine,
u
French
Brundv, Port, Maderia, Sherry,
Blackberry and California Wines of best
onalitv always in store.
We are agents for the sale of Thomas
Wynn's "Improved Open-Throat, Curyed
Breast, Premium ane lHploma
COTTON GItiS,
With attached Circle Flue, open to the
world ; $4 per saw; can be had on applica
tion at our office. - -
W. H, II. HOUSTON & CO.,
Grocers' A" Cotton Commission Merchants,
Trade Street, Charlotte, Ji. C.
aug 21 . : r.f.i-'i v-
Y'orkville Enquirer and Lancaster Led
ger copy and discontinue former advertise
ment. A. H. CRESWELL,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
Cor. Trade and Church Sts, Gray's Building
CHABLOTTE, N. C.
Solicits a share of the public patronage.
Having had 5year3 experience in business
in Charlotte, I feel justified in guarante
ing satisfaction to all.
A. II. CRESWELL.
aug 13 ly
TUB-undersigned have received a com
plete and full line of Groceries, Con
fectioneries, Musical Instruments, Toys,
Christmas Goods, c'girs, tobacco, &c,
which they are selling low for cash, and
to punctual customers.
A. R. NISBET & BRO.
CALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buy
coffee, sugars, molasses, teas, cheese
and salt.
p ALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buy
KJ French candies, loy candies, sugar
fruits, stick candies, &c.
CALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buy
accordeans, violins, guitars, tamborines
music boxes, &c.
CALL at A R, Nisbet & Bro's and buy
tors of all Iiinds, for children.
"I ALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buy
J torpedoes, cannon and small fire-crackers,
albums, vases, work boxes, &c, suit
able for Christmas presents.
PIEDMONT ROUTE,
Atlanta & Richmond Air-Line
Railway,
RUNS through cars from CHARLOTTE
to NEW ORLEANS.
Q HOURS quicker to Atlanta and
O A HOURS quicker to New Orleans and
vCt: Texas than any other route.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cwaehcs, via
this route, to New Orleans without change.
This is the only direct route to points in
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, lennessee K
Arkansas.
Through tickets to all principal points
South and West.
Baggage checked through.
Emigrant rates lower than any othe
ro ite.
8. E. Allen, S. S. PEGRAM. Ag't,
Gen. Ticket Ag't. Charlotte
Dec 6 one week
Eargc Eot of Choice
, cranberries and Apples
For sale at A R NISBET & BRO'S..
dt7 . i l
On Hand9
ORANGES, XeraeravJlaisihs; Dates, and
Nuts, cheaper than eyer at
nov7-tf PUREFOY'S.
JENKINS & CH ATOBElfe
v.-".';: -V' '? BALTIMORE, WvrJ'
Pork Packers; and Dealers in Bacon and -Dry-Salted -Heats, Haas
sT Sides'JSkonlders. Pork.
'. I..
j . ....... .......
t i:
THE FIRM of eeoTtfe A Jenkins Win
bers Of the late firniV shall continue to carry on business at , the OhD STAND, Oopdb
at the lowest -market rates, and pronipt shipments always. S. ..
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Mf. W2 ICilEUEDrrH Salesman and
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charlotte; n. c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours
of the Day and night, , '
Choice Green and Black Tea,
Selected especially for FamHy and Inval
ids, at SCARR'S
june29 , ' - Drugstore.
FRE$II SPICES,
JoS't receivetl a lot of select ' Spices ftjT
Pickles, Preserves, &c., at F. SCARH'S
june29 Drugstore.
Pure Salad Oil.
Finest article in Market,
at F. SCARR'S
June 29. 1872 Drug Store.
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THE "SILVER'TONCUE"
ORGAN S
For Parlor Chnrch and School.
Mantjfactuked by
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NCEDIIAM &
E. P.
SON.
ESTA5LISHED IN 184G.
Nos. 143 145 & 147 East, 23d St. N. T.
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Responsible parties applying for agencies
in sections still unsnpplied, will receivo
prompt attention and liberal inducements.
Parties residing at a distance from our au
thorized agents, may order from our fac
tory. Send for illustrated price list,
july 12 6m
THCSubscribers are now receiving and
have in store tlie - following line of
goods direct from Importers, and to those
at all sceptical we will show the Bonded
Warehouse receipts:
3i Casks Burgundy Port, Ex Larkspeer, y
3i " Malaga Wine, -4 Baltie,-
H Pipe Jamaica Rum, " Mullen.
10 Gals Ramsay Scotch Whisky, Mullen,
lk Pipe Crown Fish Gin, - Ex Maas
2 Cases Florio Port, - "
2 " Pinet Castellon fe Co., Cognac,
2 " E Simpson & Co's Bitters, - ,
2 Baskets Krug Wine, Pints.
To connoisseurs r we can offer something
choice,at ' !-;-!'"J ! ,J
W. H. IIf HOUSTON ArCO'S.
nov 14 Trade Street, Charlotte,
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U JAVA. COFFEE,
At same price asTUo, put "up in pound
packages, and 60 pounds packed in a box,,
and an Old Dominion Coffee P?t,in addi
tion, so that when you buy a pound of
coffee you stand a chance to get the toofiee
pot.' . . . .; ... ;; 1;:
Call and examine this coffee pot as it is
the Best in nse,' at "
oct21-tf , JNO. T, BUTTS' Market
Gk Wr CHALK,
COlfOIISSIO ITIERCUAKT.
roB the saLe or , ,
Cotton, Flonr titrahi, ToVaccd, and
' -v other ;prodticey ;-
AGENT FOB FEBTII2ZE&S?
Coliegtf Street Charlotte:' it C. ' A
Sept 14 ".:
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10,000
- June 29
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PAPER BAGS
' ' ' 'tit PUREFOY'S.
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Beefl Lard and Lard 0iL: " A
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- 48 Booth street, isaitunore, Md.
Shipping Clerk of Ch6 Old if-Juae, ii with a
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