rnnXSTOKK JONES
Building, Tmde S4r
I
Office,
. , u v mlt bstU&' Xi(t.. - last
-i BAfEa OF 8CB8CKIFTIOBr.
Daily one year fritf od
month, in advance, f
TbrS Montis, in advance,..,........ 1 60
inrcv . o-Wnnrt SO
One mornu, T!? "r," TV . m
i; -tiTiA'klY ne year,..ki.....w......... o.w
Trl- VT c J ? . (J i,-, , .jt.i,; I; ,iu
.vitf1 one vtstr.. .. .-.w
P. CALOWELt, Loral Editor.
JOS
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mnr
Cottxw MarkiU
y
Mokday, February 16, 1874
Inferior, 610
Ordinary,..
I'M'i Oniinarv, 10
Strict (im
MWfeT-Qufef.
Sales U) iav, bo bales.
New York Market quiet. Low Middling
is-
LOCAL DO'IS.
v'
The Board of Aklerrueri met Jast nigbt
Proceedings hereafter.
WW crowds of persons at eyh &i ilie.
I
churches on Sunday. - 4 ,
The funeral serviJPs of Mrs. S C Wolfe
took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
from Tryoti street M. E. Church, j
1 cvnnnsis of Gov. Vance's Baltimore
-j
lecture will he found on our fourth page,
pied from the Baltimore ,Sttn. , . . j
CO
A one-eyed steer pulled a load of wood
to Charlotte yesterday lor which the dri
III
ver asked $1.25. Modest!
Jim llinton and Lady Washington,
horses which ran at our Fair last Fall,
wereaiuong the euccessfui racers which
ran at the recent race in Savannah.
No one, so faras wecan learn, has yet been
able t j -learn the name of the unfortunate
man who was kjlled by thejxain mt Jiar-n.-bun,'
dei ut, hist Wednesday bight.
Twelve car loads af tobacco, the greater
prtof it from lactones iu North Caroliiio,
will beshiptKjd over the Air-Line It K this
iiutrning for points south. , , , ,
A hard thing to do sit iii the gallery of
a church and pay close attention ", to the
s.riuoii while the body of the church is
filled partly with pretty girls. 0 says one
who seems to have tried it. "
Kfror. We erred in Sunday's paper in
sauug that the Charlotte excursionists to
Mardi G'ras are stopping at the St James
lintel. They are at the St. Charles. We
were misinformed as to the matter.
Kelun.c'd.-Capt Waring and Col Brown
Senator and Representative' j from this
coiiutv have returned hoUte,. the.' Legis
Lturo having adjourned tine die onvester-f
(l.iy. iiiese gentlemen say mere was a
virtual adjournment on Saturday evening.
Thanks. We are indebted and hereby
return thanks to II I' Helper, Esq, of Da
vidson l'olie;e. for copies of the " 1 111 pend
ing I'risia of the outh," ; '"The Negroes in
Ne'roland,'' and "Nojoque" works of his
liMtlier, lluitoa Rowan Helper.
The Fair Grounds. We understand
that the Grangers are negotiating for the
:rouncl.s ol the Fair of the arolinas. We
have heard it t-aid tliat if they do not suc
ceed in luiying them, they will, hold a
Fair of their own in Charlotte next Fall.
Dr. Columbus Mills. This gentleman
who has been in St. Louis attending the
National Grange will arrive in Raleigh to
morrow in time to preside at the meefilig
nf the State Grange, of which be is Master.
Dr Mills returns from St. Ixmis via Wash
ington Cit v.
Fire Water. We are indebted to
Messrs. JT Suggs & Co. through Mr. J A
Kixby, for a bottle -of the celebrated old
Peter Hanger Rye Whiskey. This - whis
key is distilled in Augusta county, Va.t
ami is noted wherever it is known for its'
purity and excellence.
Robbery.-On Saturday night a thief
f r thieves entered the barn of W J, Yates,
Esq-, editor of the Democrat, and stole
therefrom three sets of harness, two horse
collars and one flue bridle. In addition
to this the thief tore the gates, fromtheir
hinges, and left them ly ing on the ground.
r ' '
Sttpreuie Court.We learn, frdm Itl
ei8" that the Supreme Court reached the
end of the docket yesterday, and will
to-day take up the cases which have 4eei
I'laced at the end. We learn, further; that
"bout forty cases will have to be disposed
of before the .Mecklenburg cases are
reached. : " 'J"--' b ; rU
Bold Act. Yesterday morning Mr. Jno
A Newell, who lives about seven miles
irom Charlotte, came into town horseback
and hitched his horse in the vacant lot in
rear of the store occupied by Geo W Chalk
w, corner ofErude and.Collegd streets.
uen he gut ready tpleave town he went
llis ,,orse and foun4 that during ,his ab
ence some one had stolen ihe "saddle froin
back, leaving the horse' and the Man-
There
is no clue to the thief.
-' 1 - ;
1 ersoiialAiflj p twA Tv.tiAnf
tl Con,merdal Bank of Charlotte, nas
turned from the North, -i
1 II P HanmiettMayor'of Greenville.
T ine Central yesterday, ifvt? ?
u,lJ last evenlni? for CAhirWi thi
t '""j aav vt A-f lvlv vuv
. - ' L i J- ; w MMvsS 11 s v
"Payers convention imeets tb-dayl He
' imbaM-t:'i -L -iV w.!.ir
... t.ie interest of the Institute.! n 1
k Myers, of this city: has beeti appofrft
CiwJJ IV4UiliL ii II ; iJAWl' ll II A Jl. II II II II JlMl:?lCT.fcwwlUIS'JAfrltlliZifhli;i.lhi: Jl .i Jl I '
Vol. XI.
. . . . . .. . r, 7. .
Marrow Escape We learn that on 8un-
a little negro child, whose parents live
onXhnrch street near the Statesville Rail
road, made a very narrow escape from be
iobtarned tQ,4eath, , Jh cyid was left
inj cidte.efqr fh'e jir -While its mo
ther'wtnt into ilasernent of the house,
where she remained for some time. Pre
siehlly she heard loud screams from the
child, as though it were in great agony.
aWntep stajrshe Jt.
Llicmunicated itself trt'the;clthes1d)
in the cfadle,lin3 tna! IttiehlTdwasbemg
severely scorched. The mother seized it
and rescued it from the cradle be lore it had
been much injured. A little later, how
evej, and.tlje child would have been se
verely it not fatally burned.
Mardi eras Day .To-day, Shrove Tues
liut NuchtXfaat kxej ancr by Ihe French
Mardi Ora$ (fat Tuesday) is the day before
the:lim Wednesday of Ltnt. It obtained its
name from the' universal custom in all Ro
man Catholic communities to visittbe con
fessional, making acknowledgment of sins,
and thus to prepare for Lent.' After th'econ
fession the remainder of the day was at first
onlya holiday; but soon became more or
less a period of merriment and license. All
kinds of amusemedts were tolerated in the
observance, provided the participants ab
stained from eating flesh. The occasion is
less boisterously celebrated "now, but
among the French and their descendants
it is still a standing period of fun and
frolic.
Mayor's Court. Mary Ann Wallace
and Fanny Simonton, colored, were before
the Jlayor yesterday morning for drunk
enness aud disorderly conduct on Sunday
night iu a house on College street between
1 1 fade and Fourth. They were made to
dance to the tune' of $7 and costs, each
T II Harris, a white man, was also be
fore IFis II nor fir wrestling on Sunday
in rear of the Cental Hotel, thereby crea
ting an excitement and drawing a crowd,
which made a noise and disturbance vefy
much to the scandal of the city .7 Mr. Har
ris paid $1 and the est. ' ,
Two ountrymen . named Pharr and
Misby.were in town yesterday afternoon,
aivd aftensjalwng.-a" uniimitcd number
oC'sttatghts" beneath tieir belts, began
litetUffj; each other for Ik Jtorsw trade- In
tlii dicb-?oy as tl thej ctlinparati ve mer
its of their horses, they quarreled and be
came very noisy. The right, however, was
spoiled by Mifcby stumping his toe and
fallimr with his head on a rock. After
this, both parties were arrested and carried
before the Mayor, who lined Misby $10
and cost, and put him up until he got so
ber.
A Great Deal of Smoke and no Fire.
Sunday afternoon, a little white boy re
ported to a number of person at the C C
& a k k uepot mat a spuiu coioreu ooy
had fallen in the well which is just at the
end of the N C R R, and at the side of the
.. , . rr, ,
railroad eating-house..- The boy said he
was siauuing 011 me piauorm wnen me
lit tie n euro went up to the well with a
l... . l,..f m.unlillv li.. rrl thiiMill
- I
drop ou tne puuey, ana, joomng arounu
the ueirro was nowhere to be seen. The
v..wi i-,Hir ,.w4rntf ,.,rt:.in
tnat lie nua ianen in uie wen, ana, as
part proof pointed to a hat lying ,on the
ground near the place. .
This storv created quite a sensation, and
soon all manner T hooks were brougiit
nto requisition. These were lowered, one
;,w1 ...itr Hnotlwr mid the holv was fish-
ed for until some time up in the night
The elForts of the party to rind it were,
h .,nov.Hmr iinil imf rati rma Were
snsficnded until yesterday morning. Then
they were resumed with renewed earnest-
liess.
Jho water in the well was about 12 feet
.... j.-. 1.. i ui -
deep, anu 11. was mougui puuttwc Hmnire
iu hot mm. and that
.w :, :
this was the reason why the hooks, had
. . . . 4 1
failed t bring it up. Hence it was decid-
ed to draw off all the water, pr as much of
, iv. 1 ......... a i,i. 0...1
It US SIlOUllA ue iiiTOsait , uu w
....
the forces went to work One bncKetiui
after another was drawn out and as ..the
tli ton each tim. the
vuvnvv x.x. " X . - , ,. s
dusky workers and looicers-oiv extenueu
... . . . jl
their eyes wider and wider, m expectation
of seeing the mangled remains of the
arowneu ooy rpc ,
11 iu;..
By and by it occurred, to some of the
party that it was somewhat singular that
no bov in the vicinity had been missing ;
but as manj' maiutaincu a buhuhsh wuw
that the boy was in the well, the drawing
process weiit on until the well was .drain
ed as dry as could be by means 01 duck-
Having exhausted the water, the buck
ets began to come up filled ?with mud.and.
dirt! and about 4 o'clock in the afternoon
the whole party quit 1 work,' I haying, had
their labor. for tnetr pains, ami ry
r.nirlilv r.lSCtl Rtid with themselves foi
rouchly disgusted with themselves for
havinftfor. A pi,;n
imttrobabie storv. xnere ocihk u wj
the w
ell
of course none was puuea ouv o
it.
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7" "Tr-
r - 5 .:j -a.i- tril.WhMi7rl
1 - - .r ?
iTr - VXv -
Wistar'aBalshrd of Wdd Cherry will
coughs: colds, bleedip? at tne
arrStAe fell destroyer, . nTVm
does HWtb. 'r&Z&i)
Theuseofasinglebottleog W
iiii (.iMtiiv toe ncreuuivu' imvj
CHARLOTTE N. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1
RejroTatloB. for Lent fi? the blocese
of Richmond and Vicariate Apostolic
of! North Carillna The foUovrlng, says
the Eichmdnd Dispatch: are theiegtllations
for the coming Lenten season &a oflSlciially
promulgated by the Right Reverend Bish
op of the diocese :
1. The Lent this year will commence
on Ash-Wednesday, the 18th of Februa
ry V; ... - 1
2.: F.VCrv flaw nf Tnt (UrtTtAmvk ..nnnt
is a fast -day, binding" :bn all not le-
gitimately dispensei. Only one full meal
to be taken after mid-day) is allowed by
law.
3. Flesh-meat is allowed en Sundays
at all the meals ; and on weed-days, at the
principal meals on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays, ; and Saturdays, except the
nrst, the second, and last Saturday.
4. To those who fast, custom allows in
the morning a cup of coffee, of tea, or cho
colate made with water, and a small por
tion of bread; also an evening collation,
not to exceed the fourth part of an ordi
nary meal. Those not having control of
their times of repast, and forced to take
their dinner at alate honrin theafrernoon,
are permitted to transfer the collation to
the morning.
5. Flesh-meat and fish are not to-be us
ed during Lent at the same meal.
6. Ex)cindhig fleshrmats, if ttye propor
tion customary for a collation be not ex
ceeded, it is permitted to use at collation
the articles of food, such as fruit, butter,
cheese, egs, or eveji fish.
7.. The preparation of food with- hog's
lard Is allowed, -
8.. Being under 2t yeurs of age4old age
infirmity of health, pregnancy, the nurs
ing infants at the breast, and hard labor,
are good, causes of dispensation from the
fast." But good reasons' for being exempt
front the fast are not always reasons to be
exempted from the 'abstinence.
9. The Paschal-time extends from the
' firt Sunday of Lent until Trinity Sunday;
.t.,rir.r .!,;,.! u,.. ,! i.,.i,- i.,. of
tainea me use ot reason are bound to make
confession of their sins, and, when approv-
edjy their confessors, to receive Holy
: . ,, ,;1 , . e
..u,u. .-vi. t w.c a vi oc,c.
years is consiaerea noun a ny tne law t
confession. Parents should take notice of
this fact.
Given at Richmond this 2nd day of Feb
ruary, 174. By order of Right Rev. Jas.
Gibbous, Bishop of Richmond and Ad
ministrator A postolic of North Carolina.,
Died In this city, on the 12th and Hth
insr , the infant son Robert Morrison, a. id
daughter Rosa Vanena, ol L. A. anil M.
M. UUckweider.
New Advertisements.
VALUABLE IMPROVED
CITY LOTS FOR SAjLE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Postpone(i ta Saturday, February 21f 1574.
rrmE undersitrned. as Commissioners of
JL the Superior Court, and by virtue of
various ieeu,s ot j.rusr,,wiu sen at panne
auction, at tne court nouse door in tnc
Lity of 'cbarlptte,. on Saturday the 21st
4Uy 0f February next, beginning at 12
o clock, M., the loliowmg valuable Keal
Instate, fO-Wltl
flw f-iwa TJnncia rt ivH I rVw r,r rii.-lo
8treetliear ti,e Court House, adjoining the
Hariy Crockery Store.
One Store House and lot on South side
n TWtn,iT TTnnc r-nmpr nf nth
Street and Cemetery Avenue.
One Dwelling House, corner ot atn ana
Ary" Drcei' K"u" ttS "u
1 nertv
Two brick Store Houses on South side of
( Trade Street, occupied by McMurray &
I . --- -r-
Davis nd VV J clack
One Dwel line House and lot on B street
adjoining S P Smith
Also, the following LAND in the Coun-
IV Of AlfCklenbUrK, tO Wit I
" A R -r Gfonnds. - 1
plantation H W'e51 from the City of
1 i;nanoue, r'o acres, miuhumuic mjiui
P' . . 1s,flrrfi, ra?lesfromChar.
. r-r t
lotte, known as tne t rayton piace.
1 plantation 'known as the WiUiamson
. ...:i nun,.tt,
or woo.ey pmcc, u2
130 acres.-
j Diantatioh 4 miles from Chariot-e. on
tVe'8tatesvilte road, 40 acres adjoining
Mrs Barnetir'ana otners, kiiow.ii ua nie
. - - -- .-.
I TTnntpr tilaee.
. nI -41 acres. 3 miles from Char
J ottCj :uar Creek;: known, as the
Hutchison place. , ,..f , . .
. c T J t.m irnnfr T- rtn y
,. . . h 01d Nortn
n nnrps ill iHiiti. viii iutii mrm
lgtate Distillery, with machinery, fixtures.
&v j f T
A 1 soin .-w me uiu :ii
Trm af Aj!-0ne-half cash.lalance at
I -x tireire months, with Interest trom
dateJ i.Titleretaihed until 1 the property
paid for. 3- ; foS'
is
O. dowd;
feb 17 5t
Com'rsand Trustees.
New Arrival Irian Potateos
BARRELS in fine order, compris-
VJV mg:
Early Rose,
E.arlyf(?69drichV.
. !nPeaeh Blow. :
. t..l.,. urkii.'
Mnnitnr and other desirable varie-
1 .1 J A r... Inw in lAevif
"-."T" :
STENHOUSE; MACAOTATiCOi.y
1 mu i
Sweet Potatoes.
; TARMERS and others jivishins. sweet
I1 potatoes for planting will, lrhpf,
1 r - - -- - . - -
1 th r. drntaffe to -can on tue
xmj-P
msn WH"'" Hi'n Pol
52 nSdW mke"n!i? elcSnrpS
?Sh and liuS Sderi and
t0ejhan
wttwiumwip . -
li COUSIGOEES!
TQ enable ni. to keep ntj business in
prpier Bounds auring ilie'busy seajnoii.
I sliall after this date require all freight
to be paid daily . and any failure oil the
part of consignees to comply with this iuy
tice rill be- sufficient carisetd holr:ail
goods received until the charges ou the
same are paid. t - t , , , . . s, .
, J. H. BAKER,
Collector R ife D. R, It:, N. . Dir.
feb 17 lw ''--" ''w i.ifcM
DOGSALE.
At tlitf!itv Pound on Satnrdav, February
21st, at 12 o'clock, J. R. KRWIN.
feb'17td 1 Citv Marsh&T. 2
TAKEN. VP-' '
OX tle Street, on Tliursday February "IS!
one clay-bank horse with black mane and
tail, l?ft ejJe glazed,
feb 17
J. R. ERWIX,
City Marshal.
iriAsoftic.
rpHERE will be a special communication f
X JSXwIsior Ldae No. 261, A. F. A A.
M , hlddlat their Hall to-niRht TuesdavJ.
Work in the third degree. " Visiting breth
ren are fraternal ly invited to attend. 5 w
Bx order ol the W M-,;
THOS. SyMONS,
feb 17 lt Secret afy ptrVcw
LOOKING GLASSES.
A FULL assortment just received at F.
M. Shelton's. Also, Ladies'-' - and
Gents' Folding Chairs, Patent Towel Hold
ers, parlor Brackets. &c , &c, all of which
will 'be' sold at low figures. feb 17
Boarding fIoue.
MRS. L. PRESS LEY in forms the pub
lic that slie bus ofneil a Boarding
House on Ciiurrhiestreett.s betvrern Thint
and. Fourth street, private ami Transient
boarders solicited. Terms reasonable.
eoa. feb 14 I wt
LOVH IU A COTTAGE"
' -1 --r-k v i . ..
fin - exiw, only ju i'ociry : dui nx can
i uu ikrci . tiiniiv vuueau iHjcuifT
iced that all kinds ot Groceries iuav be
bought at Retail oh as reasonable turius as
anywhere in this city. Pure Durham
smoking .tobacco, hue cigars, Country
prodm.e bought aud sold. For our motto
we reler vou to tlie Golden Rule
"Blue Front'1 Trade St.,
feb 14 Charlotte, N. C.
: 1 , 'j j,
JQQ BARRELS POTATOES, ,
t. ;i
Early Oootlrich, '
i : " ---R'Sl,j.i; JL. n.i , jl- j'.tJ-ft.t
" Mohawks. . v
4 Pink Eye, '
For sale by '
A. R. NISBET & BRO.
feb 14
Democrat and Home copy.
TINE Salad Oil, Coleman's Mustard.
JL kelson's Gelatine, Genuine Italian
Macaroui, Nutmegs. Xloves, Peooer. Gin
ger artd Arrow Root, .iu-t.frecived at
leb 13 W. K. BURWELL & CO.
35,000
ENVELOPES, just received,
at
PUREFOY'S.
jan 17
m
-
CHARTERED BY ACT
Orgnni:
;od
Papital jAin up
fJjW'ITAL UTHORIZEb,
BANKING HOUSE, THADE
Ts prepared to transact a general Banking
u fact u red Goods and Merchandise-stored
also on Sto ks, Bonds ahd otheriJecurities.
-Deals in Gold and Silver oin. Exchange, Bulli
Money receivednrf deposit subjwt to check. In
issued for money vheh' left on time according to asreement. -
Collections made on all accessible iwints;
mitted for on date of payment. (,,,.
Directors and, Officers, . . ., ,; :, ' --.
E. C. Griek,' V A. MCAri-AorStenliowerMaranJay To . J P IImw,
B H. Moore, "f 5 JHWlfcMuRRAt "of McMutray.dr Davw, , R Iw ,w
J . W. WrADswVttTift' W.W. GRiERfftf Gi icr & Alexander S P. Smith.
S. P. 8MITH, PresidentJ T. L: VAIL,
New York CHrresptmdent Ini)rters'
THE
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1 y-w ft a 'in nror .u i r iitt w v...vin.w. w
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tj ao :aaj v
?r h : ;
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'(rii r o Mi
it .- !( fltw thhffmmmt . Q ylJ? "
- ! . I i'VS&SZ w r --
AA mWe inraU Its frm, arntl.atof4 aanv,ot:er aetune. wasiawamea
th- first nreminm t tla.latAnnerieanJdtute Fa .ver,aUT.thers. v,ttvwa not n
exhibition at Vienna ulidid:noi;cb
ana eximi?
in this. Market, amrcari'
th H0ME fa the fi, fatlieV-Agents
1 -
im.,
1 at ;i
HORSES AND mrtEflL
FOR sale at Wads worth's Sale
ahd tSvery Stables'. The finest
Mja, 8ttck.. always oji hajil. Per
L Waihgfr&soiis Wbhing to purchase
horses or Hiuler will find it to their advan
tage to call ,011
. - - - "
Jan 15 tf J
J. W. WADSTORTH.
" Charlotte. K. C.
(0eo.' t. Chalk, R. 15T.' Lt ttletodb
CEO. W. CHALK & CO.,
(.'raid and General
torner Trade and College streets,
Dealers ia all kinds uf i
Grcewos,Flour, Bacon, cs Special at-
tontion given, to conienments of cotton
for" sale here of in northern markets
fel4; (. -t , 1 ,
: FOR SALE.
FINE, FARM near the city f Charlotte
containing about 200 acres. Can be had
uijnrisrwKl term hv atr1vinsr soon tf
L && 13 GRAHAM t NASH,
, , Attorneys, Court Hone.
'Just Bccerved
GENUINE Worcestershire Sauce. Toma
to Oustm, Peoner Sauce. EnalisJi Mus-
tard. English Pickeltf. Fresh Tomatoes.
Teaches, Com. Sardine, One Case Ekvm
cheese. Cox's Gelatine. Cinnamon. Blue-
ling and Ground Peppnr, at
left. 13 : 'J. S. Mi 1AVII)S02 S
,3nl dor above Market, Trade street.
OOLU ATE, Glycerine and Honey Soap.
English, tilvcerine and Honey Soapr
Ohl Brown. Windsor Soap.
feb 13 W. R. BURWELLit CO,
THfi DIXIE PUMP
'!.'?': . , : ;' -
Is cheap, durable, simple nd useful, and
is Vnaintafngits position in thefront ranks
of ail . WKlen Pumiw, . whether made
North or South. It is lurid and will bear
shipping 00 mi I est hy roll. Orders solicit
ed, retail and wholesale.
Address,
jan 21, tf ' G. L: GREESON,
',.. ., . - CharhMteN. C.
KortUDaroIina Cook.
I have a few BOOKS pirlaininc to the
nifiwi tiiii lunuiiiirr vi iiunii vuii'iiun.
uue of which are out of print, aud not to
be' frkd elsevehere :
J(ie' Defence tifNC,
Debates in Convention of 1S3".
$1.25
200
1.60
1.60
50
50
Revolutionary History of N. C, by
Hawks. Rwain A Graham.
Wheeb-r's History of N. C.,
April ultnre "'of N.C., printed at $2,
by Emmons, - - -
Swamp L''tnds of X. C,
W oily Plan s of N. C-, by Dr. Curtis,-
50
25
N . C,: Tragedy. (Carawan.Tiri;)
Turning's N'urativc, piitdishetl at $5, 2.00
Pocket Maps W N (s!hmi
eMUtepo?its) gheet,
Any-jf the above sent .post-paid on re
ceipt if price by
feb 8,1st
J. A JONES,
Raleitfh. N C
AT IMMI' FOlt 4JASII.
E SHRIEK'S Temple, of Whijm still
.' cmfti nnes toditpo?e of bis entire stock
at co:4 for Cash only, "-b 10
FABEB'S Rubber Head, Eaghr, O nice
aud Fiber's. Lead Pencils, at
jan 21 PPltEFOY'S.
pUUE CIDER VINEGAR for sale at
inn 17 , SCARR'S DRUG STORE.
0.
OF THE XEGIE ATTJRE.
..
No-u-cmbor 4tli- 1873.
1 00.000
1,000 000
ST . CHARLOTTE, N. C,
B iiness. Cash advanced on Cotton, Man
lit Warehouses and coverexl by Insurance
ion. Bank K tes. Bonds. Stocks. Ac.
Interest bearing ' Cerftricates of Deposit
pr miptiy aoknowled pn'receipt, and re
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Cashier. C. N,. C. BI IT, Ass't Caidner.
and'Traders' Nation Band. fob 4
II THEIRKET.
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tftree rtays.":X 2 00
four days . 2 50
fivedays......... 3 00
one? wei;.f.i.:.A.2ri 3-: 50
two weeks. 5 00
three weeks........ 6 50
one- month. . 8 CO
Sr Contract, Advertisements taken at
proportionately low rates. '' '
Five Squares estimated at a quarter-colr
ntnn, ana ten squares,, as a half-column.
New Advertisements.
DR. F. SCAKR
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CHARLOTTE, N. C,
Prescriptions prepared ai all hours
of the Day and night.
Choice Green and Black Tea
Selected especially for Family and Inval
ids, at SCARR'S
20 Drug Store-.
FRE9H SPICES.
Just received a lot of select fepices for
Piekies, Preserves, &c.t at F. SCARR'S
une 29 Drug Store.
Pitre Salad Oil.
Finest article in Market,
at F. SCARR'S
jtme 29, 172 Drug Store,
THE BANK OF MECKLENBURG,
CHARLOTTE N. a
Authorized Capital $300,000
Jas. Tbrner Tate, President.
Thos. W. Dkwey., Cashier,
F. H. Dewey, Asst. Cashier.
AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
TATE & DEWEY.
This Bank Chartered Under Act of thi
General Assembly and duly' organized!
under Iaws of the State of North. Carolina,,
with ample means is prepared to. transact
General Banking: Business.
and furnish accommodations to-all its Cus
tomers on Liberal Terms.
The bank will receive Deposits subject to
Cheek, and will Allow Interest According
to Agreement on all Deposits left on time,
or issue Certifhaites of Deposit bearing in
terest at the rate of .
Eight per cent per Aimum
on all sums lying undrawn over thirtj
days.
Gold and Silver Coin, Bullion and
Bank Notes Bought and Sold.
THUS. W. tfEWEY,
jan. I 1874. Cashier.
F. S3. AXOUEWS,
with ,
F.M.SHELTON,
WHO deals in ALL KINDS OF FCRNT
TURK, sneb as Bedsteads. "Wash
Stands, ('hairs. Table. Toilet Suits, 6zc.
tc. solicits callsor orders from his friends.
Jan 2 .
nUAHl), ote and Letter nips, very
cheap, at
PUREFOY'3,
jan 21
JLATriS, all8izej, at
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jan 21
PUREFOY'S.
WE have just received a very large sup
ply of these celebrated Feed, which
have been used throughout the South for
so many years. Wholesale trade supplied
at Landreth's prices.
jan 21 W. K. mi K WIS I, L,
Druggists. Springs' Corner,
Charlotte. N. C
IIPHOLMTEKI'VU.
AM now prepared to'do UPHOLSTER
ING of all styles and descriptions, at
I
lowest'cash prices
Sofas, Settees. Lonnges, Spring 'Chairs,
rejaired and renewed, at most reasonable
rates.
Pew Cushions, and Cushions of all
kinds made Jo order
Work done neatjy and promptly. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
, v S. EINSTEIN,
Beck with Building, up stairs, 2 doors
below Tiddy's Bock Store,
jan, 29. t f.
C. DOWD,
ATTOR KEY-AT-LAW,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Office near Court House next door to
Col. Join E. Brown. jan 21. 3mos.
THE
MONTHLY GASKET
Beautifully illustrated and brim full of
instructive and entertaining reading mat
ter. .
Subscription, one year, - - f 1 00
Sample copies, each. - 10 cts.
Address, . RA iMtlv K ju;vvin.
jan 2-1
Newtoni N. C.
JJ. Y.; BBYCE.
General Commission HZerehaxLt,
. CHARLOTTE, N.C; . .
.Particular attention paid to- selling , all
kinds of Prorluce, Cotton and Tobacco. ,
Highest cash price paid for Cotton."
.All orders from a dUrtaoa promptly ai
tended to. , 'i i. Y. BRYCJS, ,
dec 21 '72. '
P. LtlDXUG
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?f$E(3S to i&tomi lifs frttOTifc'andhjstorri
ers tiuU le.ls again takers charge xf the
Iage Beef Saloon nndei VochraPe'? He
has iuldM td his tiriner bmeys the bot
UingWlHriiHr and PliitadelphiaA te, La
ger nl' Pycter, f the. wholesale and retail
trauTO rne?
jan 2 1 3m
Preparpd &eoimau
ifc-
AN ElegaTartic4e for Pies, caramels,
A Pudding Ac
For rale at
InaaneAsvIri h a.
dirt's V&&SZ
termed tiw ntinatldn.
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