The Charlotte .Observer.
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JOHNSTONE JONES.
Office, Sp' Building, Trade Street;
i xrts or snsscairnoar.
Three " in advan..i............. 60
oe, ehe yeaiU.-............:... $3.
Weekly
one year-
2.00
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C A LP W Ixr al" Editor.
Cottou Market.
Tuesday, February 10, 1874
6(0
lnSfrV " HI 12
S3 Urinary. 13
Ordinary.- 13
,nv. filing. . 14
u.rket good demand for good grades
KS.Lv 175 bales.
v y Market for spotsjcloaed weak
V.. .whanired. ' L. M. lot
Bna u"
LOCAL DOTS.
the Mardi Gras party leave for New Or
leans to-night.
175 bales of cotton were sold in this city
yesterday.
" We have shipped our last tramp printer.
He staid with us four weeks. When comes
there another? i
Quite a number of ministers and, elders
were in the city yesterday attending the
session of Mecklenburg Presbytery.
Yesterday was a beautiful day ; cold in
the ruornintf and evening and pleasant at
mid-day.
Kev. L. McKinnon preached at the
Court House last evening to his congrega-tion-the
Second Presbyterian.
E B Drake, Esq., editor of the States
rille American, was registered at the Cen
tral Hotel yesterday. ;
Calendar's Georgia Minstrels, who were
in Charlotte not long since, were at Har
leni, N. Y, on the evening of the 7th inst.
a. ni-s wore beime nut in the new
opera bouse yesterday. The pavement was
torn up and pedestrians
around."
had to "walk
Sale of Bonds. Advertised by R. Bar
ringer agent, for this day, will come otf
precisely at 12 o'clock.
The Charlotte Observer Job Office
i? now mure thoroughly prepared than it
ever was befwre to do good work. It is
daily turning out the beat quality of work
ever done in Charlotte.
Xew York ilerald Almanac We
have received a copy bf this valuable pub
lication. It is filled; from beginuing to
cud with matter of information and should
be in the hands of men of all professions
and trades. The price is only twenty -rive
cents, when it is worth much more. It
contains 162 pages, . i
A Cool Thief. A. thief entered the
kitchen of one of our citizens a few nights
aijo, and stole therefrom a cooked hogs
head, a large cake of i bread and perhaps
other articles. It vatad enough to have
ne ujis. uiu me impudent rsscai auucu
insult to injury by sitting down on the
door step and eaiirfg the bread and meat,
and leaving the scraps and bones strewn
all around.
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Presbytery of Mecklenburg. This
body met in the First Presbyterian Church
ofthisriiy yesterday morning. Rev. R
'I. Johnston, the Stated Clerk, has kindly
furnished us the following concerning the
business transacted.
The Second Presbyterian Church asked
permission to prosecute a call for Rev. L,
McKinnon, before the Presbytery of Con
cord, 'fue 8haron Church presented 1
call for Rev. Wra. H. Davis, of Franklin,
C., which was ordered to be placed in !
his hands.
An Importer. A man who calls him
self Rogers, and who represents himself to
be an agent of the New York Graphic, has.
been in this city for several days, solicit
ing subscriptions for that paper. We have
wen not ices in several of the State papers
of a bogus agent for the Graphic who has
been travelling around extensively, and
we have good reason to believe that this is
the man. I( So he j9 a graceless fraud,
and those who have paid him money will
never again hear of their money or get the
paper. If any of our citizens wish to sub
scribe for the Graphic they had better send
the money through the mails or by ex
press Uian trust it in the hands of Mr.
"ers. He is a large bald-headed man.
WUB Sre-V side-wiskers and moustache,;
.vTen NIhtsin a liar-Room'' and the
'Virginia Mumray.The Thespian
dramatic Troupe played again last, night
" Miller's Hall, to a good house. The
nrst play Was produced last Tuesday night
me acting last evening was a very de-
iea improvement upon that of last Tues
y, according to thetestimony of ail those
no were present on both occasions. It is
ut ncessary io individualize, or we could
peaK 0f one or tWo ai,torg who pUycd with
"wrKea acceptability to the audience. Cer
J" tt is the play was well received ; the
"iuei.t applause attested this.
len Nights in
a
TtaripYWMtttt wa ffnl.
I mmm mm mrmM r t' WW WMF V
ca ny the "Virginia Mummy' 'This
Wa excellent, and this opinion was nnanl
moubly expressed. Here the ridiculous
brought out. The negro boy attract-
universal attention, and brought peal
1(er peal of laughter from the listeners.
'e who took parti in both plays, show
. ueniselves 10 much more advantage
ne last than iu. the first. We know
&at we express the sentiments ol all those
Present in pronouncing the "Virginia
unmy decidedly Well rendered for
We have no Ume at this hour to elabo-
rnie. i . i.
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VL- X1' CHARLOTTE K C. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11,1874, Jfo ,1,535
Arrest of Ku Klux.We learn from a
passenger who arrived last evening on the
CC&ARR., that two young men, R M
8teele and W B Wilson, Jrs were arreted
in Yorkville, S. C, on Monday, charged
with Ku Kluxing. They were arrested by
a United States Deputy Marshal and bound
over in bonds of $2,000 each, to the next
term of the United States District Court at
Charleston.
We Correct We found ourself in a
hornet's nest yesterday morning, and nev
er did a man get into an unpleasant box
more innocently or wore completely. The
case is this : We spoke in yesterday pa
per of the "Busy Bee Sewing Society";
saying that it was composed almost entire
ly of little girls. We are told
that this is a mistake ; that it is composed
of grown ladies ; that when originally star
ted it was it the hands cf little girls, but
has now gone into the hands of the ladies
of the Episcopal congregation. In addi
tion to this, the printer had set up "orna
mented work" when the copy read "orna
mental work," and we paid the penalty of
our own transgression and that of typus
also. However, we make the amende hon
.rable now, and hope that it will prove en
tirely satisfactory to the members of the
"Busy Bee Sewing Society" (which is com
posed of grown ladies and not of "little
girls.")
mayor's cturi. rnree young men
whose names we are requested to suppress,
were before the Mayor yesterday morning
for making a row at the "Exchange" on
Monday night. The evidence weut to show
that they went eo that establishment.
broke down the door, broke out the side
ights and went in. Gnce in they made
things very lively for the inmates, break
ing some cups and saucers and otherwise
conducting themselves in a very disorder
It manner. The proprietress of the house
and two of the women appeared as witness
es against the young men. The Mayor
tined them $8 each and discharged then
irom custody. xwo 01 the bloods were
arrested 011 Monday niiiht and lodged in
the lock-up, where they remained uuti
yesterday morning.
A stranger whose name wo have forgot
tn, was also up for disorderly conduct on
the streets. He was allowed to go after
leaving $5 for the city treasury.
Charlotte Gentlemen In R
Ielgh.-
The Raleigh Examiner, of Sunday, his tl
following notice of three prominent citi
zens of Charlotte:
Capt. John Wilkes, formerly an officer
of the United States Navy, but now of
Charlotte, and a son of Admiral Wilkes,
is at the Yarboro House.
Col. William Johnston, of Charlotte, a
well-known and eminently successful rail
road man, a gentleman of literary attain
ments, as well as of great business capacity,
i at the Yarborough.
Ex-Governor Zebnlon B Vance, of North
Carolina, is at the Yarhorough. Persoi
ally he has more friends than any man in
the State. Politically he is on the wrong
and weakening side, and a great pity it is.
Directed in the proper channel, his great
talents and amiable nature would be worih
to his mother State a thousand ordinary
men. But living or dead, right or wrong,
radical Tom, democratic Dick n-r conser
vative Harry, will ever gt back on Zeb.
Vance, personally : if they do they ought
not to.
The compliment to Gov. Vance is a very
great one considering that it is from the
pen of a republican of the deepest dye. Too
high a compliment, however, cannot be
bestowed upon this truly .r at man, North
Carolina's most bril.aintaud distinguished
son.
OOMWUKICATED
Ilow the Second Presbyterian Church
Can be Huilt.
The building of a Second Presbyterian
church, in this city, has been determined
upon, and before long, we are told, the ed
itice will be erected and the church firmly
established. But the question, where the
money is to come from to build the church,
is one that has perplexed the minds of
not only those who are and expect to be
come members thereof, but of the commu
nity generally. A solution ot tins propo
sition is thevob!ect of this article. And in
the first place, it will be necessary to in
quire what will be the actual cost of build
ing the church, purchasing the lot, Ac. As
all thin its must have a beginning, I take
it. that the people of the second Presbyte
rian church do not desire a fancy building,
but one suitable for their accommodation
at present, which may be enlarged as the
congregation increases. Their member
ship is small now, consequently it would
seem that an extensive building would be
out'of place. Keitber is it at all necessary
tnattneir architecture' should sound of al
the modern improvements. "Costly thy
habit as their purse can bear" is the prin
ciple upon which this church shou d be
built. Nor is it necessary that the build
ing Should be Ideated in the business por
tion of your city; but let a lot be selected at
some convenient point, accessible to the
members. Now let us see what will be the!
actual cost of the lot in such a place with
such a building upon it. The lot could be
purchased for about $,500. and say the
improvement could be put . upon it
for five thousand dollars, making in all
about the sum of $7,500.
Of tiiis sum we are informed that $4,000
has already been subscribed, which would
leave a balance ef $3,500 to be raised to
complete the structure. The , usual way
would be to raise this money by subscrip-
Uon, bat we have an idea we wish to'BOj"
gest to those who refuse to subscribe to
his work on account of the recent panic.
and yet who 'Were able to attend the fetes
of the Mardi Gras, at New Orleans this
Winter. We are told that the faer to New
Orleans and return, for this occasion is $37
and that in this very same city, so recently
afflicted by the panic, about 30 tickets have
been sold. This would make the total
amount of money' expended for tickets
alone $1,110.
The expenses incurred while in New Or
gans may safely be calculated at three
times that amount, making the total
amount of expenses in New Orleans, in
cluding Railroad fare, $4,440. Now
were this trip, or rather the expenses of
this trip, this money which will be expen
ded for a few moments' pleasure, devoted
to the second Presbyterian Church it would
complete the building and give a surplus
for contingent expenses. We have said
the cost of the church and lot. wonld be
$7,500. Already $4,000 of this amount has
beeiv subscribed. Add the exienses of the
Mardi Gras trip, $4,440, to the $4,000 and
we have $8,440. .Deduct $7,500 and we
have a residue of $1,110, which would go
far towards the support of the minister for
the first year.
Let those who visit New Orleans remem
ber tnese facts when they are called upon
to subscribe to the Second Presbyterian
Church.
New Advertisements.
FOB SALE.
A T the Court rfouse on Saturday, 14th
jljL inst., Books, Magazines, and Reviews,
including
Revised Code of North Carolina,
Laws "
" United States,
Decisions of Supreme Court,
Form Books,
Congressional Debates,
Patent Office and other Reports,
The Southern Review (old and new series)
bo. Presbyterian, do
Princeton, "
North American, "
De Bows',
Southern-Magazine, "
Russell's "
Blackwood's "
The Land We Love,
The African Repository,
The Agriculture of N. , fcc., Ac,
Some of these periodicals are rare and
very valuable; and now is the time to se
cure choice reading cheaply.
R.sBARRINGER, Agent.
ftb U 4t
ATTENTION HORNETS
THE officers and members of Hornet
Fire Company No. 1, are hereby order
ed to appear at Engine House at half past
2 o clock this afternoon in lull uniform tor
parade and exercise. Bv order of the Cap
tain. F. H. GLOVER,
feb 11 It Secretary.
NOTICE.
H
AVING taken the House known as
BUTTS MARKET, opposite the
Merchant; and Farmers' National Bank
n South Trade Street, I shall continue
the Family Grocery. Commission and Li
quor Business as heretofore. We would
rispect fully invite an inspection of our
Stock ol Groceries and Pure Home DisiiP-
ed Whiskies and Brandies, wh?ch are be
ing so much sought after by those who
have once tried them.
Jno. T. Kerr is with us and: will be
pleased to see his friends at anv time.
r . n O V CMITTJ
JUST received 4 barrels of n.ce Green
Apples, Irish Potatoes, Cabbage, Corn,
Meal. Pes. Fresh Country Butter, 30U
dozen Eeers. Tomatoes in Cans, Mince
Meat, Loose Barrel Pickles, Fresh Can
Peaches and Cherries, Standard Soaps,
Brooms, Buckets, Jutrs, Jars, fec.
Also, 1 Barrel ot SAUR KRAl'T, very
nice and white. B. N. SMITH
jan 11,
NOTICE.
rpHE BUSY BEE SEWING SOCIETY
J. are now prepared to execute all orders
for PLAIN or ORNAMENTAL WORK,
Knitting, Crocheting, &c. Dressmaking
excepted. Orders must be left at the resi
denceofMrs Annie W Miller, on Trade
Street, near Air-Line Depot. Communi
cations through post-office addressed caie
Lock Box b. ,
AT COST FOB CASH.
T7l SHRIEK'S Temple of Fashion stil
Jji, continues todisposeof his entire stock
at cost for Cash only feb m
CANDIES in Large Quantities arriving
Any thing that can be had in Char
lotte
Confeciioneries can be had at HOLTON
& CO'S. ,
W E can't enumerate our STOCK.
Too tedious to mention.
Come one, come everybody to the open
Ling oi KUAti o Aniv
Apples, vnnges, bemuns,
Cocoanuts
Nuts, Raisins, Citron,
Currants, Malaga
Grapes, Bananas.
feblS C. S. HOLTON & CO.
Opposite Market House
SCHOOL. NOTICE,
THE Spring term of Mrs Scott's schoo
will open on Monday, the 9th of Feb.
aiid continue twenty weeks. Pupils
charged from time of entrance, and n
deduction, except in cases of protracted
illness.
For particulars, address
Mrs. L. D. SCOTT,
Care of D. R. Leak
feb 81 t.
North Carolina Books.
I have a few BOOKS pertaining to the
History and Romances of North Carolina
some of which are out of print, and not to
be had elsewhere :
Jones Defence of N. C.,
$1.25
2.00
1.50
Debates in Convention of 1835,
Revolutionary History of N.C., by
Hawks, Swain & Graham,
Wheeler's History of N. C,
Agriculture of N. C., printed at $2,
by'Emraons, -Swamp
Lands of N. C
Woodv Plan's of N. C, by Dr. Curtis,
N. C. Tragedy, (Carawan Trial)
1.50
50
50
50
25
Taminir's Narrative, published at $5, 2.00
Pocket Mats of N. C. (showing min
eral depositil sheet, . r . 25
Any or the above sent post-paid on re
ceiptor price ny , .
leb8,8t A. JONES,
Ralenv N. O.
MECKLENBURG
CHARTERED BY ACT
Organized JTovemtoer
Papital aid op - -
Uapital Authorized, . -
BANKING HOUSE, TflADE
Is prepared to transact a general Banking Business. Cash advanced on Cotton, Man
u fact u red Goods and Merchandise stored in Warehouses and covered bv Inanr&nc
also on Storks, Bonds and other Securities.
Deals in Gold and Silver 'wn. Exchange,
Money received on deposit subject to check.
issued for money when left on time according
Collections made on all accessible points Is
mitted for on date of payment.
Directora and Officers.
E. C. Gkikr, A. Macaulay, of Stenhonse, Macanlay & Co. J. P. Howrow,
B. H. Moore, J. W. McMubbay. of McMurray A Davis, R. D. Colijks,
J. W. Wadswokth, W. W. G bier,. of Giier & Alexander. ft P. Smith. .
S P. SMITH, President. T. L. VAIL,
New York Correspondent Im porters and
1HL O -ESEMEa-J
THE LATEST Hi BEST FAMILY
HAS THE BEST SHUTTLE, RUNS LIGHT, MAKES LTTTLE NOISE, AND Du
rable in all its parts, warranted as long as any other Machine- It was awarded
the first premium at the late American Institute Fair over all others. It was not on
exhibition at Vienna ; it did not compete
and examine it. I have all kinds of Machine on hands that have ever been offered
n this market, and can prove to the satisfaction of any persou wanting to buy. that
the HOME is the best family Machine. Agent Wanted
Feb 11
THE best Hitviie , iiui oe 'given to
persons suffering from Dyspepsai, Bil
ious t ompiaints, . cone, constipation.
Sick Headache. Fever and Ague, Nervous
Debility, or of any disorder affecting the
stomach, liver or kidneys, is to tone,
cleane and regulate them by
D R TUTT'S V EG ETA B LE LI V E R PI LL8 .
They act very mi'dlv, vetthev thorough
ly restore the functional action of the di
gestive organs and the intestines, and re
novate the whole system. lhey produce
neither nausea, griping or weakness, and
may be taken at any time without change
of diet or occupation.
Price, 25c a box. Sold by all Druggists.
DR TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Possesses qualities that no other Dye does.
It effects is instantaneous, and so natural
that it cannot be detected by the closest
observer. It is harmless, easily applied
and is in general use among fashionable
hair dressers in every large city in the
United States.
Price, $1 a box. Sold everywhere.
A distinguished clergyman of New York,
speaking of this remedy, characterizes it as
'one of the social blessings of the nine
teenth century. The certainty of its heal
ing effect," said he, "and the immunity
from danger whether administered UichiU
dren or to adults, adapt it for tbe widely
popular use it has attained." None would
long suffer from lung: com plaint if jthey
knew how easily they can be cured by this
remedy. By its timely use all pulmonary
diseases may be arrested, and consurnp
tion the scourge that sweeps away thou
sands every year would be checked in its
commencement. Persons with a" seated
cough, which breaks their rest atr night";
will find, bv taking the Expectorant on
going to bed, they may be sure of unhrowj
ten sleep and retresning rest, rossessing
a very pleasant taste it is easily adminis
tered to children. Sold by all Druggists.
Labratory, 48 and 20 Courtland St., New
York. feb 10 deod&wly
Geo. W. Chalk, . R. N. Littlejohit
GEO. W. CHALK & CO.,
Grain and General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Trade1 and Coiled streets;
Dealers in all kinds of
Groceries, Flour, Bacon , ,&c. Special at
ton tion given to consignments of cotton
for sale here or in northern markets.
feh4 i
Bonus for Sale.
AS Agent and Attorney in fact of L. W.
Barringer, Administrator of D. M,
Sarringer, I will sell atr publicauctlon at
the Court House "n Charlotte, on Wednsday,
the 11th inst., $5,0Wbf the "Charlotte, Co
lumbia & Augusta 1st; Mortgage .Railroad
Bodns. This is a first! class security; and
the sale positive. Terms cash.
t Vb 9,f&? v BUFUS IfARRGEB '
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COUNTY, N, O.
OP THE LEGISLATORS.
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ST. CHARLOTTE,
N. C.,
Bullion, Bank Notes. Bonds. Stocks. &e.
Interest bearine Certificates of Dennait
to agreement.
promptly acknowled on receipt, and re
Cashier. C. N. G. BUTT. Ass't Cwhier.
Traders' National Band. (feb 4.
MACHINE HI THE MARKET.
for premium at Fair of the Carol inas. Call
u. G. MAXWELL, Gen I Agent.
Charlotte, N. C.
Your Attention
IS CALLED to the following goods:
Buckwheat Flour, Marrow Beans,
choice Northern Butter. Irish P-tatoes
(seed and eating), Maccaroni (Italian and
American), and choice Factory Cheese.
Just received at
jan 29 J. S. M. DAVIDSON,
3rd door above Market, Trade St.
FOB BENT
I II AVE FOUR new, and neat Cottages
for rent. They contain five rewnis and all
necessary out buildings, and are located in
pleasant part of the town. Applvto
jan24tf W. J. BLACK.
New Eating; House,
T17E have opened an Eating House in the
I f bouse formerly known as Butt s Mar
ke, on Trade street.
We will furnish Board by the month,
week, day or single meal on the most rea
sonable terms.
Fresh Fiah and Oysters served in every
style and at short notice.
Hot meal? at any hour of the day.
fb 7 B. N. SMITH.
FABER'S Rubber Head, Eagle, Office
and Faber's Lead Pencils, at
jan 21 PUREFOY'8.
pURE CIDER VINEGAR for sale at
jan 17 SCARR'S DRUG &TORK.
"TV I ARIES for 1874 at
jan 17 :
PURKFOY'S.
35,000
jan 17
ENVELOPES, jut received,
at
PUREFOVS.
Call and Try Them.
I DOUBT if a finer cracker was ever
made than the celebrated Lunch Milk
Biscuit, just received at '
Jap, 21 J. 8. M. DAVIDSON'S,
3rd door above Market. Trade St
TJOYTTS German Cologne, Lubin's
JLX Extracts, Sozodont, just received.
W. R. EUR, WELL & CO.
THE DIXIE PUMP
Is cheap, durable, simplexsnd usefnk and
is maintaing its position n, the front ranks
of. ail Wooden Pumps, whether made
North or South. It is light and will bear
shipping 200,miles by rait Orders solicit-
ed, retail and wholesale.
Address, , ; . oi
jan 21, tf G. L. GREESON,
- Charlotte, N. C.
NOTICE TO SniPPEUS.
A N agency having been established at
XX Gaffney s Station, shipper will not be
required to prepay freight to that point as
heretofore.'.
8. S. PEGRAM Agent.
feb 5 3t
RICHARD ADAM.
BICHMOND.
' STEAM BAKERY,
12th Street Bclotrlltin,
(Branches 516 , Broad and -1524 Main,)
Manuiacturer of all kinds of Bread, Cakes
and Crackers. Wholesale nd. Retail. No
charge for delivery of Goods-to Boata or
jaiar 1 Jv.
HATES OFjADVEItTISINC. ,
One Square one time $1 00
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two aays......... 1 SO
three aay8.JLT...'.;..;.w 2 tOi
frny-day.. ,., , . t . 2 50
fiTe daysM..,. 3 00
one week..... 3 50
'twti wHkt..i.... 5 00
three weeks................. ...t6 SO
one month.... M a 00
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Contract AdrexUsementa. taken at
1 X
. proportionately low rates.
Five Saaares estimated at a1 qnarter-eoV
umn, and ten squares as a half-column.
New; Advertisements.
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CHARLOTTE, II, C.
Praecriptiona prepared at all hours
of tho Itay and night.
Choice Green and Dlack Tea,
Selected especially for Family and Inval
ids, at SCARE'S
juae 29 Drug 8 tare.
FRESH SPICES,
Just received a lot of select Spices for
Pickles, Preserves, tc., at F. SCARH'S
June 29 Drug Store.
Pore Salad Oik
Finest article in Market,
at F. SCAUR'S
june 29, 1872 Drug 8tor.
THE BARK OF XIECKLEHiuEoi
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Authorized Capital $500,000.
Jai. Tcrice Tatx, President
Thos. W. Dxwky, Csshier,
F. H. Dkwkt, Asst. Cashier.
AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
TATE & DEWEY,.
This Bank Chartered Under .Act of the
General Assembly and dulV organized
under Laws of the State of North Carouna;
with ample means is : prepared to transact
General Banking Business.
and furnish accommodations to all its Cua
tomers on Liberal Terms.
The bank-will receive Deposits subject to
Check, and will Allow Interest According
to Agreement on all Deposits left on time.
)T issue ienincaies oi ueposu oearirig 'in
terest at the rate of ;.! t.'ul
Eight per cent per Aripqf ;
on all sums lying undrawn, over thixt)
davs. J- u:
Gold and Silvr Cein. Bol
Bank Notes Bought and Sold
Bullion and'.
u nnu doiu. . ,r.
THQS.W: DEWEY,
1 ? Cashier.
Jan. 1 1874,
F. II. ANDREWS, '
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WtTH
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F. m. SHELTOII,
WHO deals in ALtKTNbS OF FURNI
TURK. inch as Bedsteads, Wath
Stands. Chairs, Tables, Toilet Suits, fcp.,
&c, solicits calls or orders from his friends.
Jan 28 ' y
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and JLetter. Clips, very
: PUREFOVST
BOARD, Note
cheap, at
jan 21
gLATES, all sizes, at
jan 21
PUREFOY'8.
WE have just received a very large sup
ply of these celebrated Seed, which
have been used thrduehout the South for
40 manv years. Wholesale trade supplied
at Landreth'a prices. , :
jan 21 W. R. BURWELL,
Druggists. Springs' CortfeT,
Charlotte, N. C
UPHOLSTERING.
I AM now prepared to do UPHOLSTER
ING of all styles and descriptions, at
lowest cash prices
8ofas; Settees, Lounges, Spring Chairs,
repaired and renewed, at most reasonable
rates.
Pew Cushions, and Cushions of all
kinds made to order. '
Work done neatly and promptly. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
8. EINSTEIN,
Beck with Building, up stairs, 2 doors
below Tiddy's Book Store.
jan, 29. t f.
0. DO WE
ATTOR S EY-AT-LAW,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Office near Court , House next door to
1 Col. John J3; Brown1
jan 21, Smos.
TUB
MONTHLY CASKET
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ter.
Subscription, one year, - - $1.00
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Address,
AAA. AAA A b AAII ,
jan 25
Newton, N. C
J. V. BBlfCE,
General Commission Merchant,
CHARLOTTE. N: C.
Particular attention paid to telling all
I kinds of Produce, Cotton and Tobacco.
Highest cash price
d for Cotton.
Ail orders
tended to.
dec 2172.
P. LUDVJIG
iiMis to inform his in ends and custom
ers that he has again takeri charge othe
Lager Beer Saloon under Cochrane: He
has added to his former biisihess the bot
tling vf Reading and Philadelphia Ale, Ls
ger and Porter, for the wholesale and retail -trade.
He will send it say where In town
at $1.80 per dox, tbe bottles to be returned.
jan ztsra ' " , ,
HARD Bobber and- Buffalo Cowbs,
Fleeb Brushes. Clothes Brushes Pnlf
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pai
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