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Tlie cbariottejpbseryer. r i JOHNSTONE1 JONES. KATES Of UB8CBiraOHt x . - v ' j. ' Daily One year inadvaw, $6 00 nioutJis, in advance.,...-. ,3 00 Months, in advance...... 1 50 lJnth, in advance,...-..., .... 60 A! i.i., nnevear .....i 2.00 XC?6'4i AFFAIRS: P. CAL1W lxcal Editor. LOCAL. iXlTS. Yesterday was bine Monday. ; J ' jl,e warm weather makes one feel "so It is rather singular that we cannot find any one who baa seen a robin in this sec tion thiaseason. . .. The time has arrived when young men about with flowers in the lappels of their coats and in their buttonholes. Tree? are beginning to bud, and every tlliug of the vegetable kind is giving evi dent of returning life. Our advertising friends will confer a fa vor by banding in their advertisements before dark. Bunduy, some persons may know, was Geor'e Washington's birthday. Where it was celebrated at all it was celebrated yes terday. The postmaster was the only person in Charlotte who celebrated George Wash ington's birthday yesterday, and he did it In keeping the office closed from 10 A. M. lObi". -U- A wagon loaded with lumber broke down, yesterday afternoon, at the crossing of Trade and Tryon streets. One of the hind wheels was crushed in the weight of tne load. We have been promised for to morrow .uunm.gs paper an account ot the Atardi ; n .is seen bv a Charlottean. It will be from the pen of u gentleman 'well quali fied lor tiie tasic. - Fuiicral Notice. The funeral of Jas A Sadler, Jr , will take place from the Pres byterian Cnurch this morning at 10 o'clock. Tue menus ol the family ure respectfully luviieU to attend. : A Deserved Compliment. Our young friend, ' 'has ! Vance, has been elected As i.tant C'asdiier ot the ComnVercial Nation al hank oi this city. Mr Vance has for tome tiuitf been clerk in the Merchants fe j Farmers' National Bunk. . He tilled that position with entire efficiency, and we are glad to hear of his promotion. - More Fire-Water. The editor tells us to leturn thanks to John Schcnck for a demijohn oi corn whukey made at his dis tillery in Gaston county. It is pure and ,;ood, sorter like what they used to hav; in the "good ole daze,' when they got so tired at night that they couldn't say "soo-. ty" and woke up next, morning bright as a dollar. The Churches Sunday. We do not remember to have ever cen a more beau tiful and lovely day than was Sunday. . The mellow sunshine and tender lrci'Z.s reminded one of the softest and idestsiiiiteat of Spring days. The people took udvaiitagi' of ihe pleasant weather, :md with one accord turned out to church. All ot" the houses of worship were crowd ed in the morning, and were attended at Jiiglit hy audiences of respectable size. t'bas. T. eal, lisq. We see from the Kieliiuoiid Dispatch, that this young gen tleman, who was shot and killed in States ville on Wednesday evening last, was to have been buried in Hollywood Cemetery yesterday afternoon. He was a member of the Richmond Grays, and, the Dispatch says, a young man who was well known in that city. From a gentleman who came from Danville last Saturday, we learn that about twenty-live of Mr Neal's friends came from that place to Greensboro io meet the remains. Jos I) Elliott, the slay er, is still in jail in StUesyille. He will have another hearing on Thursday next before Judge Mitchell, at which trial the prosecution will be represented by coun sel. The trial will be on a habeas corpus. Rev. L. McKinuon. At the close of services at the Presbyterian Church, last Sunday, Rev. L. McKinnon staUd to the congregation that he had received a call from the Second Presbyterian Church of Charlotte, and asked the congregation to ite with him in asking the Presbytery to dissolve his pastoral relations with this church. A committee was appointed to confer with Mr. McKinnon, and next Sun day a congregational meeting will be held in the Presbyterian Church (after service) to consider his request. We hear it mentioned that the Rev. Mr. Harding will receive a call, and will sue d Mr. McKinnon as pastor of this church. Cwicord Sun. Cows on the Streets One. of the roost intolerable nuisances to which Char iotte is forced to submit is that of having innumerable cows running at large on the streets. This is particularly annoying at n'ght, when these quadrupeds with a slow ard steady tread promenade the streets, clanking their bells in the most exasper- hng manner possible, and tempting men w profanity. We would call the attention Pt the proper persons to the fact that there is a city ordinance which prohibits the owners'. -of cows from turning them loose Jri the streets, and ask why the or dinance is not enfqrced. ? If one ordinance isenfqrced wjjy.nqt another and U qf ihein? i i i i , jaaaj. -T i in - , V ' .: - --- - " : l ! ' 1 M; .-. L ' . . ' "! :- ' ... . .. - - ,1 Vol. XI. CHARLOTTE N C. TUECfAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1874. No 1,546 1 i : ' 11 11 1 J ' " 11 V'f" ii i , Resigned. Messrs Turpin and Oatlin, of the Singer Sewing Machine office in this place, have resigned $ heir positions, and their resignations took effect on Sat urday evening last. These gentlemen have made their company excellent agents and themselves many friends since they came to Charlotte. In Limbo. The irrepressible Jonathan Ilea was in the city yesterday. Of course it is not n ecessary to say that Jonathan became fclightry inebriated. He rode up and down street at a rapid rate, a time or two, until the police tackled him and pull ed him off his horse. He resisted stoutly, but these knights of the star and billy are accustomed to this, and notwithstanding his opposition to the arrangement he was carried to the ldck-up and confined. Literary Entertainment. Mr. J W Hartley, the celebrated English elocution ist, gave an entertainment last evening at the Charlotte Institute for young ladies. We very much regretted that our business kept us away from the entertainment. We have no report of it up to this writing, but do not doubt it was of a most interest ing character. . The papers wherever Mr. Hartley has been, have spoken of him in highly complimentary terms. We hope he can be induced to stay in Charlotte one more night, ami favor our people with another reading. P. S. Since the above was put in type we have seen parties who were at the In stitute jast night. They report an unusual ly felect crowd to have been present, and the entertainment to have been nn of thi M iitcrarv 'excel lence. Strong press- ure is being brought to bear to induce Mr Hartley to give a reading to-morrow night Arrested and Discharged. On Sun day afternoon a colored boy about sixteen years of age, named John Davidson, was brought to thrs city and lodged in jail, charged with stealing a horse from Mr. John W. Barnett, who lives about 12 or 13 miles from town. The boy was brought before Justice W. F. Davidson yesterday morning when it appear d: The boy had been living with Mr. Barnett. and was at home Sundav morning About 12 o'clock m.f jr. weut to the stable, to feed his horses when he found that one of them was gone. The boy also was missing Summoning assistance Mr. Harnett start ed out in search of the horse and bov. Not farrom the house he found the track, and:fol)owjU)g it up for some- time finally met the boy in the woods rid ing back to ward home. Upon being questioned he said that he wanted to go over to see his mother, and concluded to tnke one of the horses and ride. lie ws arrested and committed to jail as above stated. After hearing the case Justice Davidson very properly dbcharged the boy from custody, there being an utter failure to show any intent on his part to steal the horse. Miteil's Living Age The numbers of The Liiinc, Age for February 11 ih and 21st have the following noteworthy con tents: International Vanities, part II, from Blackwood ; Sir Robert btrange. Tem ple Bar; Mary Soinervllle, Quarterly Re view; Spanish Life and Character in the Interior, during the Summer of 1S73, put IV. Macinillan; Chataubriand and HU Times, by the author 6'f "Mirabeau," etc.. Temple Bar ; Rare Pottery and Porcelain, bv L. Hitter, New Quarterly Jl;ci:w ; On .Name and Race in England, by Dr. Rich ardson, F. R. S., Popular Science Review; The Restoration of the Modhui Buildings at Agra. Feasor's Magazine; A Japanese Workhouse, Iliogo Ncivs ; together with the conclusion of "Sukie's Boy," by the author of the "Huguenot Family ;" of "Little Jack." by Mrs. Olipbant; and an instalment of a short story by Anthony Trollope, poetry and miscellany. - With fifty-two such numbers, of sixty four large pages each (aggregating over 3000 pages a year) the subscription price ($8) is low ; ortill better, for $10, any one of the American $4 magazines is sent with The Living Age for a year. Littell & Gay, Boston, Publishers. Hunt Him Up ! In the most delicate of feminine hirography, Vose scented, and stained with tears, came to us the follow ing advertisement, which, from compas sion for the bereaved fair one, we insert at the expense of the Dead Head Fund : Lost, Steayed or Stolen. From the subscriber oh the night of the hop, my beau. The poor fallow was five feet ten inches in height ; of slender pro portions; and was sightly bow-legged, turning in his toes -as he walked- His complexion was creamy white (when his freckles allowed it to be seen); his hair was golden, and quite sleek when oiled; his eyes were cerulean blue, and very ex nrpsi'vfi at times, as. for instance, when thev contemplated a glass of extract of corn. Ja.e iispea 111 wjiivcibouuh, uui. did not inconvenience him much as his discourse was chiefly made up of interjec tions (!) and ejaculations. In writing ha nflW.ted a supreme contempt for such ' tri fles as grammar, ortbrography, syntax or inrnatinn. He was remarkably happy. in his manner of presenting a boquet of holding a lady's fan, and lie couia oe ex ceedingly active at the supper table. But perhaps, his most interesting habit was sucking tne neaa 01 nis cau mnu uc rit nlmnat cnnstantlv. (Note : The description of the lost one's personal appearance is omitteu, icbv.ujui titude of young men should pupnose them vp to be the individual described.) Anv v nil n 17 ladv who m'av have wit tingly or unwittingly possessed herself of . . 1 1 1 1 : 1 j. 11.. .Aiita.tliiH sn my lost Deau win oe iioeiuruj be Aviated FANNIE. The Election Yesterday on the ques'- tion of issuing bonds sufficient to cover the amount of the floating debt of the city went by default again. No interest was manifested in the election and very few votes were cast. About 1 o'ejock p. m., upon the complaint of the judges of elec tion that they were "tired," the Mayor or dered the polls closed, and thereupon the election ended. There were 56 votes enst ; 23 "bonds," 33 "no bonds." Our "city fathers" will have to adopt some other means of "raising the wind;"' eviden tly the bond question isu't popular. If a man wants a Bottle of Whiskey, let him buy it and take it homelike a man aim not sneak home with a bottle oi "Bit ters," or "Cordial," and pretend that it is medicine. If he wants a tonic that is some thing belter than a temporary stiuiuiant, he should get a bottle oi Peruvian Syrup, (an iron Tonic,) that will vitaiize the olood and give durable strength to the system, tel leb 2bth. Sewberne had a fire last Thursday night. The following are. the losses according to ttie HepublicCuurier: B. L. Berry, $4,000; Dr. Isaac Hughes, $,15U0; Dan Brothers, $1,500; Thomas citanly, $1,UU0; E. H."5 WincUey. $5oU; Judge Green, $(550;, David fcjpeigbt, $200; J. Ramsey, $200; Duncan tfc Co., $20U; H. Cohan, $120; B., B. Latie $50. The loss ol goods in transit is estimated at aUout $3,000. The Wasliington'porrespondent ol the Boston Globe ha's been indulging in some speculations in regard to the next Presidency Senator Conk ling, he tells us is the president's choice lor the head of, the ticket, and Mr. Aiaynard, of Tennessee, lor the second ilace. New Advertisements. TEE HOME MACHINE M' OUK the premium at the late American JL Institute xvair, and as the decision ol Fairs is a criterion ot merit in i his coun try, this makes the Home beyond a doubt the best machine in the United States. ALL MACHINES have their merits and demerits ; and all have selling points when represented by the.r special agents. From a longer experience in this busi ness than any other dealer in North Caro lina, and keeping on hands all the kinds of Machines thut have Deen offered in this market, I can truthfully say that I be.ieve the HOME to be the best for FAMILY USE that I have ever seen. It has the best shut tle tension, runs light, makes little noise simple in construction and durable in all its parts. NLW GOODS CONSTANTLY arriving at F. M. SHEL VE TON'S. Call and examine his elegant Walnut Chamber Suits, Cane-seat Chairs ami Rockers, Bureaus, Sideboards, Wnat not, Extension Hat-Racks, Hanging Book Shelves, Parlor Brackets, bpring Beds Mattresses, &c, all of which will be sold as low as the lowest. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, Feb. 18, 1874. Whereas, bf satisfactory evidence pre sented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that, "The Conirhercia) National Bank of Charlotte," in the city of Charlotte, in the county of Mecklenburg, and State of North Carolina, has been duly organized under and according to the re quirements of the Act of Congress entitled 'An Act to provide a .National Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds and to provide for the circulation and re demption thereof, approved June Jrd, 18G4, and lias complied with all tne pro visions of said Act required to be complied with before commencing the business of Banking under said Act, Now therefore, I, John Jay Knox, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The Commercial National Bank of Charlotte, in the city ot Char lotte, in" the county of Mecklenburg and State of North Carolina, is authorized to commence the business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony whereof, witness my hand and Seal of OrMce, this 18th day of Februarv 1874. JNO. JAY KNOX, Comptroller of the Currency. feb 22 tf The Short Line Schedule. Charlotte, Col. & Augusta R. R. Co., CtaXJMMA, S. C, Feb'y. 19, 1874. THE follow- ing Passenger Schedule will be operated on and after Thursday, the 16th inst. : going north. Train No. 2. Train No. 4 Leave Augusta, 6.30 a m 4.15 p m Graniteville, 7.33 a m 5.11pm Batesville, 9 43 a m 17 09 p m Columbia, 11.58 am 9 37 p na Chester, J4 24pm 2.28 am Arrive Charlotte, 6.46 p m 5.15 a m No. 2 Train makes close connection, vid Richmond, to all points North, arriving at New- York at 6.05 a m. ' No. 4 Train makes close connection, via Richmond, to all points North arriving at New York at 6.15 p m. going south. Train No. 1 Train No. 3 Leave Charlotte, 7 00 a m 9.10 p m Chester, 9 54am 11.38 pm Columbia, 2.15 pin 3 30am BatesViile, 4.57 p m ' 5 43am Graniteville, -7.15 p m 7 48 a m Arrive Augusta, 8.95 p m 8.45 a m Breakfast.' jDinner. trapper. South bound Trains connect at Augusta for all points South and West. Through ticket sold and baggage checked to ah principal' points. VSrSleepirifr cars oh al. Night Trains. . JAS. ANDERSON, ' A. Pope, ," General Sup't. i"; Geu. Passenjter aad Ticket- Aent. mmm ggg&i 1 m wit mig " 1 - - Tlie Cheapest Store under the f -; Son. - LARGE Northern Apples, fine large Or anges. Bananas ! Bananas ! t Banan as!! ! 1-emons, Dates, Citron, Bread. Cakes and PiV Groceries of every description, j (irouncUPea8, Candles, 20 Boxes Cocoanut Strips. Goods coming in every day. feb 20 C. S. HOLTON & CO., Opposite Market. ". NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES ! rnO eriable me to keep my business in X propeivbounds during the busy season, I shall after this date require all freights to be paid daily and any ' failure on the art of consignees to com pi v with tins no tice will be sufficient cause to hold all goods received until the charges on the same are paid. J. tL. UAKliK, Collector R&D. R. II., N. C. Div. feb 17 lw LOOKING GLASSES. A FULL assortment just received at F. M. Shelton's. Also. Ladles' and Gents' Folding Chairs. Patent Towel -Hold ers, Pajflor Brackets, fcc.f &c, all of which will be sold at low titrures. feb 17 NOTICE. HAVING taken the House known as BUTT'S MARKET, opposite- the Merchants and Farmers' National Bank on South Trade Street, I shall continue the Family Orocerv, Commission and -Li quor .Business as heretofore. We would respectfully invite an inspection of our Stock of Groceries and Pure Home Distil1 ed Whiskies and Brandies, which sire 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. jan 11. B. N. SMITH. Sweet Potatoes. FARMERS and others wishing sweet potatoes for planting will, . perhaps, rind it to their advantage to call, on tie undersigned, as they i re prepared to fur nish them in quantities to suit, at short notice. Eggs, Poultry and Country Pro duce generally taken in exchange for Po tatoes, Fresh and Salted Fish. .Orders and Consignments solicited. REEL fe WH1TTY, "Blue Front," Trade St., .'harlet. WORTH YOLK ATTENTION WISHING to dispose of my Fall Goods, I will this day commence selling POPLIN. Dff LAlNE, WORSTED, SUITS & WATERPROOFS AT COST. FURS HAWLS AND SACQUES, BELOW COST, in order to make room for rny SPRING STOCK. Ladies will rind it to their ad van tase to call at the MIRROR OF F&HJON. 2 doors 'Below Tiddy's. jan, 20 t f. KMNE Salad Oil, Coleman's Mustard. J. Nelson's Gelatine, Genuine Italian Macaroni, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pepper, Giiif ger and Arrow Root, just received at leb 13 W. R. BURWELL & CO 35,000 jan 17 ENVELOPES, just received, at PUREFOY'S. Or L MECKLENBUR , CHARTERED BY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE. - p r ' Orgaxiiaseci bvem'ber -4Lt:Lx, 1873. , r T-t . l - i 1 CAPITAL J-AID UP, . . . . p 100,000 Capital uthopized, . - . . ; i(ooo ooo BANKING HOUSE, TRADE ST.. .CHARLOTTE, N. C, Is prepared to transact a general Banking Bu-dness. Cash advanced on Cotton, Man u fact u red Goods and Merchandise stored in Warehouses and covered by Insurance also on Sto' ks, Bonds and other Securities. Deals in Gold and Silver poin. Exchange. Bullion. Bank Notes. Bonds. Stocks. fec. Money received ou deposit subject to check. Interest bearing Certificates of Deposit issued for money when left on time according to agreement. Col lections made on all accessible points ; promptly aoknowled on receipt, and re mitted for on date of payment.., , , 4 Directors and Officers. E. C. Cbier, ' A. MACAuiAirof B. H. Moore, J- W. McMubbXy. of McMurray & Davis, R. I). Collins, J. W. WAUswoR-rai W.'W. Grieb, of Giier & Alexander, S P- Smith, 3 P. SMITH, President. ; T. L. VAIL, Cashier. C N. G. BUTT, Ass't Cashier. New York Correspondent Importers' and Traders' National Band. feb 4 VEONrEY BY THE HEW FAMILY SINSER SEWIM MACHINE. s o ld on m on t WE claim arid can show that it is capable I 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, the best and cheapest Family Se.wing 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 first class standard machine, to call and examine for them elyes before purchaamgetoewbere, at our sales room on trjov street opposite the Post Office, or address H. C. TURPIN Manager, Singer M'fg Co., Charlotte. N. 0. ; ,- P.OkBon.J Agents Wanted. June 18 tf HORSES AND MTJUES. FOR sale at Wadsworth's Sale and Liven Stables. The finest stock always on hand. Per ,sona wishing to purchase holies or mules will find it to their advan tage to call on J. W. WADSWORTH. jan 15 tf Charlotte. N. C. Geo. W. Chalk,' R. N. Littlkjohs GEO. V. CHALK & CO., Grain nnd General COMxlIISSION MERCHANTS, Corner Trade and College streets, CHARLOTTE. 2ST. O., Dealers in all kinds of Groceries, Flour, Bacon. Ac. Special at tention given to consignments of cotton for sale here or in northern markets. feb 4 FOR SALE FINE FARM near the city of Charlotte containing about 200 acres. Can be had upon good term by applying soon to feb 13 GRAHAM i NASH, Attorneys, Court House. Just Received ! p ENUINE Worcestershire Sauce, Toraa VJT to Catsup. Pepper Sauce, English Mus 'ard. English Pickels, Fresh Tomatoes, Peaches, Corn. Sardines', One Case Edam (Cheese, fox's Xielatine, Cinnamon, Blue ing and Ground Peppnr, nt feb 13 '3. fl. M. DAVIDSON'S 3rd door alqve Market, Trade street. CIOLGATE. Glycerine and Honey Soap. ! English. Glycerine and Honey Soap, Old Brown Windsor Soap, feb 13 W. B. BURWELL CO. 100 BARRELS POTATOES, Earlv Goodrich, " Rose, u Mohawks, . " Pink Eye, . For sale bv A. R. NISBET & BRO. febli Democrat and Home copy. DAVID'S Black Ink in Stands, 4 ounce, H ounce, $ Pint, Pint and Quart Bot tles. Carmine.' 'Violet "and Blue Ink. Ar nold' Writing and Copyiug Ink in i Pint and Pint Bottles, for sale at 'Jan -2Y PUREFOY'S. CHATTEL MORTGAGES FOR SALE at the OBSERVER OFFICE. ARIES for 1874 at jan 17 PUREr"OY'S. LEWIS' Pure Lca.1, Window Glass, Put ty and Linseed Oil. W. R. P.TTRWF.LL .t CO. pUKE CIDER VINEGAR for sale at jan 17 FARE'S DRUG STORE. AI COf FOlt CASH. E SHRIEK'S Temple of Fashion still .' continues fodisposeof hi? entire stock at frost for Cash onlv. tb 10 TjUBER'S Ruhber Head, Eagle, Office L and . Faber s Lead .Pencils, at jan 21. PUREFOY'S. OF COUNTY, N. Stenhouse, Macaniay & Co. J. P. Houston, SAVED BUYING h l y p ayheiits. RATES OATSVfiRTtSING.' One Square 6ne tfane.:J.ii ..a4.$1 00 nuuaia,MM,,, i w " three days............. 2 00 " four days.....,..-;.. 2 50 " flv6 days...i 3 00 on week 3 60 " two weeks.. 5 00 M three weeks... ......... ... 6 CO " one mohth 8 00 Sr Contract Advertisements taken at proportionately low rates. Five Squares estimated at !a qarter-col-umn, and ten squares as a half-column. New Advertisements. DR. F. SCARR, so C C CTQ OQ - CD o tr a B CHARLOTTE, N, C, Prescriptions prepared at U hours of the Day and night. Choice Green and Black Tea, Selected especially for Family and Inval ids, at SCARE'S june 29 Drug Store. FRESH SPICES. Just received a lot of select Spices for Pickles, Preserves, fcc., at F. SCAUR'S june 29 Drugstore. Pure Salad Oil. Finest article in Market, at F. SCARR'S june 29, 1S72 Drug Store. THE BANK OF MECKLENBUEG, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Authorized Capital $500,000. Jas. Tcrner Tate, President. Thos. W. Dkwey, Cashier, F. H. Dewey, Asst. Cashier. AT THE BANKING HOUSE 07 TATE & DEWEY. This Bank Chartered Under Act of the General Assembly and duly organized under Laws 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 Check, and will Allow Interest According to Agreement on all Deposits left on tune, or issue Certificates of Deposit bearing in terest at the rate of Eight per cent per Annum ' on all sums lying undrawn over thirty days. Gold and Silver Coin, Bullion and Bank Nutes Bought and Sold. THUS. W. DEWEY, jan. 1 1874. Cashier. F. II. ANDREWS, WITU F. M. SHELTON, WHO deals in ALL KINDS OF FURNI TURE, yitdi as Bedsteads, Wih Stands. Chairs. Tables, Toilet Suits, Ac., fcc., solicits calls or orders from his friends. Jan 28 BOARD, N cheap, at ote and Letter Clips, very PUREFOY'S. jan 21 gLATES, all sizes, at jan 21 PUREFOY'S. WE have just received a very large sup ply of these celebrated Seed, which have been used throughout the South for s ) many years, wnoiesaie traue supplied a' Landreth's prices. jan 21 W. K. li II KYVJLLf, Druggists. Springs' Corner, Charfotte. N. C. UPHOLSTERING. I AM now prepared to do UPHOLSTER ING of all styles and descriptions, at lowest cash prices Sofas, 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. S. EINSTEIN, Beckwith Building, up stairs, 2 doors below Tiddy's Book Store, jan, 29. t f. R. F. DAVIDSON 3 DEALER IN Fashionable Furniture, Spring Beds and Mattresses, Wood and Metallic Burial Cases and Cask ets, &c, &c. HAS the largest stock in the city, and the lowest prices. Just received same beautiful Black Wal nut Chambei Suits, Cheap Cottage Suits, Wall Pockets and Brackets, Mantle Mir rors. Looking Glasses and Glass Plate. 200 Cheap Cottage Bedsteads just arrived, also, 100 dozen Rattan and Split Seat Chairs, a first rate article. Call and exam ine. Charlotte, X. C Feb. 20th, 1374. Potatoes I Potatoes ! I EARLY Rose. Goodrich, Ruasett. rink, Eye, Peach Blow, Peerless, and a tine lot of Mountain Potatoes excellent for ta ble use. 500 gallons of Earthen Ware equal to the best northern, consisting of Jags, Jars, Crocks. 'Jhurna, &c,at feb 21 B. N. SMITH'S. Democrat please Copy. J. Y. BRYCE, General Commission Merchant, CHARLOTTE, N. C Particular . attention paid to selling all kinds of produce, Cotton and Tobacco. HTciiest caslj price paid for Cotton. Alf ortieryftony airtanc promptly at teriaedto.. J.T.BBYCB,
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