Charlotte Land Agency, v
PERSONS desiring either to purchase or
sell, or rent lands, xe offered a first-class
fttrencv ' in the. ndfiTslgned, ' who agree to
advertise and sell land, and in case of no
sale no charge will be made. -; ,
sue no 5 jqjjjjs & PENDLETON,
' ; h ; -,f Land Agents.
-pORSALE.
From 2u0 to 400 acres of good land, lying
on the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad,
about 12 miles south of btatesviile, only a
short distance from-the station at Shepherd s.
On the premises is a good
DWELLING HOUSE, , ' .
Dam and other necessary, outbuildings.
The whole tract willbe sold or it will be
divided to suit purchasers.. Qo tbJB. tract, is
15 or 20 acres -of ' .. ..
.GflDPBOXXOM LAND. . ,
"" Titiriawnted'.'iJTnBS f8 Pr acre. rCail
at Levi Yan'derburg on the premises, or to
mv8 r JONES & PENDLETON,'
( " Land Agents. ,
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pOR SALE. ' f '
As Agent for the owners, we offer Ifer sate
that valuable Jract of land belonging to the
heirs of Allen Gill, deceased, consisting of
1600 acres, more or less, situated on the wa
ters of Rocky Creek, in the unorthwest cor
ner of Iredell,' in the northeast corner of
Alexander county, and also partly in Wilkes
county, all of which is one tract and sup
posed to contain valuable minerals, such as
lead, plumbago, and silver. On the tract is
a good mill site, at a place known as Drip
Off, with plenty of water and a shoal of
rocks which lets the stream fall 60 feet in a
short distance. Also other shoals on Grape
Vine Branch, for two sites . for over shot
wheels. The whole tract is yet in forest tim
ber and well suited for a sheep farm, hav
ing a very .fine" range. Title undisputable.
Price Only $1.50 Per Acre.
Such a bargain is rarely offered.
Apply to
my9 . JONES & PENDLETON, ,
. , . Land Agents.
F
OR SALE.
A Splendid Farm, one and a half miles
from Third Creek Station, on the Western
N. 0. Railroad, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
On this Farm there are 25 acres 1 of good
bottom land, a good dwelling house and all
necessary outhouses. .
About half of the land is in a high state
of cultivation;' and under gobd fences. Bal
ance in primeval forest. .
Terms: $1,C00, one half cash. Balance on
itime. Reasonable deduction for cash down.
-ray8 . JONES & PENDEETON,
Land Agents.
RARE BARGAIN
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The Dwelling, Barn, &c., are all new, and
are situated within three hundred yards of
the Court House in Statesville.
The premises include a well improved let
and land enough for a small farm. Such an
opportunity is rarely offered.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
Address, -my8
JONES & PENDLETON, t
, Land Agents.
gPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
As Agent for Albert Rinaldi, we offer for
.sale a f ,
FIRST-RATE PLANTATION,'
.-situated one and a half miles from Olin, Ire
dell county, and on which he formerly re
sided. The place contains 125 acres of land," with
a good dwelling house, barn, smoke house,
kitchen and all other necessary outhouses,
with a good well of water in the yard. The
buildings are all new put up since 1868.
There are about 30 acres in original forest,
about ten acres of which is fine bottom land.
Balance in a state of cultivation. Besides, a
good bearing orchard, and a good many
choice fruit trees were set three years ago.
Title good.' Will be sold for cish, or a
credit of twelve months will be Igiven on
one half of the purchase money.
Apply to
my9 JONES & PENDLETON,
Land Agents.
gPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned, as Agent for James A
Gaither. we offer for pale that well known
plantation, known as the Docky Gaither
Place. 16 miles northeast of Statesville, con
taining about 450 acres.- 25 or 30 acres of
botttom land. 75 to 100 acres in a good state -of
cultivation. Balance in pine field and
original forest. On the premises is a
FINE, TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
nearly new, containing seven rooms, with a i
splendid well xt water in the yard, staoies,
and all necessary outbuildings, irood or
cbards, good neighborhood anil convenient
to churches and schools. '
This plantation would make two good
farms, and the land is well adapted to the i
growth of tobacco, wheat, corn, oats, Ac.
Title indisputable. Addres,
my9 JONES fc PENDLETON,
Land Agents.
-pOR SALE.
We offer for sale that valuable tract of
land, consisting of, .. ,
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
of as good lands as can be found' in the
county of Iredell, on which John Young
Esq, now' resides. On the tract is a
GOOD MILL SITE,
with water power Sufficient, for . aH , seasons
of the yean atJ v
A SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary outbuildings.' 1100 acres
in original woodlands.
This tract of land lies nine miles south of j
Statesville ajid across the line of A, T & 0 R i
R. The dwelling house is a short distance"
from a station on that road,,. , ' X .
The tract will not be divided' 'unless
enough purchasers can be found fWho will
buy all, and as it Ifeslrt such a manner as
to be easily converted-into, a number of
small farms, it would- bo extremely desira
ble for a small colony. . . ' .
0n the plantation is about, one hundred
. and fifty acres f t ta t k . , . . ; . - (J.j
2- ' - SGOOD BOTTOM" LAND, ' ; ; ;
' Title indisputable.' Terms moderate. ;I :-
Address ' r" ' ',' "
my9, ;t-J0NE3 & PENDLETON, r ,
- , r: K'r ,;;'.H-'.r'vLdAgents,r
Cl'lXDElXS
ATTENTION !
mmmai
CJASH, BLIND and DOOR Manufactory,1
Turns out Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mantels.
Brackets, Mouldings, ScroH i Work, Ballus
tera. Hand Rails and every -article used in
house trimming, 'of a quality unsurpassed
and at prices which defy competion. . .
C. F. HARRISON, Agent
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J.aS; PHILLIPS.
iqrcluintf Tailor,
HAS JU3T RECEIVED another lot of ele
gant French Coating rnd Fancy Cassi meres
which are offered at the lo west possible pri-
ces. f
I haye still on hand a large stock of
'". -
SPEI1TG & suca:
HATS, '
SI-IIRT ' t'-:
GLOVES, ,
COLLARS,
TIES,
SCARFS and
of all kinds, which are offered at cost, in or
der to close thern out at the earliest possible
moment.
A FULL UNE
of the Finest doods kept Continually on
hand in the Merchant Tailoring Depart-
ment and made to order with dispatch and
at the lowest figures,
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TO THE PUBLIC !
As eternal vigilance is the pnee of liberty,
so is continued vigilance, honest, fair and
upright dealing necessary to saccess in bus
iness. Having trom toe outset is years
aeo), appreciated these facts, and acted up
on them, we find-ourselves to-day rewarded
lor the countless anxieties, vexations, and
the loss of hours of rest by seeing our long
cherished hopes realized, of making Char
lotte a
Wholesale Mart,
and ours an exclusive
Wholesale House.
In order to be more explicit, we have the
pleasure of informing the mercantile world
that we have leased the superb store, ad
joining our present, (heretofore occupied by
Messrs. Brem, Brown fe Co., as their Dry
Goods Store), which we will occupy by first
of September next for the retail trade only,
and will use our present elegant and com
modious store for an exclusive
WHOLESALE HOUSE
ilius eivine to the trade a strictly "Whole-
sole Establishment," where they can make
their selections from a Stock purchased for
'hat trade only, thus avoiding corning in
contact with a Ketau stock and Retail Buy
ers. xne advantages ot sucn a Mouse are
too obvious to need further comment.
To giye the general reader a better con
cention ot tne colossal dimensions ot our
two Houses we state that we will have up
wards of thirty thousand feet of superficial
door room : or if a lane of ten feet wide
were formed of our stores, it would reach
considerably over half a mile.
At the same time we inform our numer
ous mends taat our Mr. Uinteis is now
again North buying our second stock this
reason, and owing to the decline in goods,
will again place us in a position to success
fully compete with all other houses.
Very respectfully,
WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS
Charlotte, N. C, May 1st, 1874.
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R.'H. Battle,
President, ,
C. B. Root
Vice President,
North Carolina
RALEIGH, K 0.
Insures all Classes
. OF . , , .. ,. ... ,
INSURABLE PROPERTY
Against-Loss or Damapiy Fire,
On the most-
Reasonable Terms.
- J i i - , -
! toses Promptly Adjusted and Paid. .
Encourage Home Institutions.
! Seaton Gales,' -Secretary.
Pulaski Cowper,
-Supervisor,
! Graham & Nash, Agents,
I Charlotte, N. 0.
May 2- ; . ? l.i $t ' i 4
HAMS 1 HAMS ! !
T7LEGANT juicy Hams just received at
the
jui cneap casn srare. w, - , ' - -,
Fresh - fish. Trout, Mullets, Blue fish,
Bheep Head, Mackerel, Flounders, &c., &c,
&c. every day from Tuesday to Saturday.
We have .tried the ?cash system , now for a.
month and like it so well we hope, -no one
will-ask
ns to credit Ihem event or one day.
.. -t-tr; t i 1- WHITE, j
' ,7? fT' V.
Pfi A LBS. choice Country Hams weighing
UVU trom b to 4o lbs eacn, country lard,
Fresn Butter, 100Joz Fresh Eggs, 25 bags
Family Flour. Also 1 bbl Choice Saur Kraut
Just received and will be sold low for cash
at the cheap- Cash Store of - -
B. N.SMITH.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
The Observer Is the only paper pub
lished In the State West of Raleiarh
which gives the latest telegraphic dis
patches every morning. Business men
will please make a note of this. ,. .
Subscribers will please look out for
lie cross mark on their papers. Thev are
thus notified that their term of subscrip
tion has expired : and are respectfully re
quested to renew at once.
tllAHLOlTE MARKETS.
Corrected Daily."
-Cottou Market.
Friday, June 5, 1874
Inferior 10(3)13
Ordinary, ........14
ood Ordinary ..K... 154
Strict liood Ordinary 16
Low Middling 164
Market quiet., ' . .
Sales to-day ligbi,; I ;' ; ; ; j
Country Produce
Buuina Hates. II ... ' i
Bacon Hams. per-U - lit
Sides, 13
Shoulders, 11
H02 Round, 12i a 12!
Beeswax " , 25
BiiUer Choice, 20 a 25
Brandy-Apple, (N.O.) 2 a 2i
Peach, , 2 a 2
kirn White, 105
Mixed,
htqs, per dozen, 15 a IS
Mow Family, 4.25 a 4.40
Ifixtra, 4 a 4.10
Super, 3.75 a 4
Fruit Dried Apples,
" Peaches,
" " Blackberries,
Gbwls Chickens, spring,
' 30
1. 76 a 2
00 a 75
Turkeys, per pr,
Ducks, ier pair.
Hides Dry,
" Green.
fxird Good, 121 a 13
" Common, none
Meal White, bolted, 1.10, unbolted 1.05
Oats Black, 65
" White, ' 60
Onions.
75 a 80 (57 lbs to bushel)
Peas-
Pure clay,
a 1.00
" Mixed,
Potatoes Irish, per Wtl,
" Sweet,
Tallow,
Ulteat Red, per bush,
White,
Wool Tub washed,
" Unwashed
75 a 80
$1
7a8
Post-Office Directory. The followinj
statement of the hours for the opening and
closing of mails, is furnished us by the post
master, Robt. E. McDonald, Esq. :
OPENS. CLOSES:
North Mail,
South Mail,
Air-Line Mail,
Statesville Mail,
Lincolnton Mail,
Wadesboro Mail,
8 A. M. 6 P. M.
71 P. M. ' 9 P.'M.
8i A. M. 9 P. M.
104 A.M. 24 P.M.
5i P. M. 7 P. M.
7 P. M. 74 A. M
Beattie's Ford Mail arrives Mondays and
leaves Tuesdays. , i
Robt. E. McDonald,
P. M
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Southern
Manufacture J A Young &
Son.
"Till Hyman
brought his love," fcc.-
iieet As Perdue. i
Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance
Company Dr C D Rice. ,
LOCAL DOTS.
Hand in church notices to-day, pi ease.
"llie best way in tne world to Keep your
nose from bleeding is to keep it out of other
people's business." Stick a pin here.
Personal. Dr Charles Phillips, a distin
guished divine, in the Presbyterian Church,
passed through Charlotte yesterday.
Died. On yesterday evening, at 9 o'clock,
Mrs. Margaret E. Newson, aged 31 years, 4
months and 3 days, wife of J. E. Newson,
The-ftmeral will take place this evening
at 5 o'clock,-from the3 residence in Smith-
ville. '
Merchant Mill. In the course of about
two weeks Capt R D Graham, will begin the
erection of a steam grist and flouring milt
near the mills of Mr Ahrens, on the Air
Line Railroad in in this city. P M Murray,
Esq?, has the contract to do the brick work.
An Accident. A negro boy, aged ten
years, fell by accident from the second story
of Mrs Query's millinery 'establishment,
about ten o'clock last evening. His head
was somewhat hurt but there is no danger
pf the accident resulting fatally We'could
not learn the name of the injured party.
"; ' m i
5 Election of Officers. At a regular com
municatibn of ExcelsiorXodge No 2G1, A F
A M, last eveningt the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year; Samuel
,Wittkowsky W M; Chas W- Alexander1, , S
vy; jasxt urr, j w; Jas Jd , Vanness; Treas;
Tbos Svmon&: Sec'v. ' .
Mayor's CourC-Only one case was tried
by this tribunal yesterday; Mr James Man-
u.iug ouappeu a pisroi at , a negro end was
fined $3.50 for it.,; $ !r;;'j: T. .r-,
A case of several parties for a disturbance
was called, but the defendants not being
ready for trial, the suit was .postponed, to
tWhat Blind Man Saw la Paris."
Rev W E Milburn, will lecture on the above
Bubject this (Saturday) evening at 8i o'clock
at the Court House. All should hear this
lecture, as it will be Mr Milburn's last in
Charlotte. 4
' 1 " ''
News from "Cheritte We are in
formed by postal card under date of the 30th
ult, that "Cherokee" Robertson has reached
home from the Press Conyention. This will
be gratifying intelligence to bis many friends
as he had been given up al lost (?). Would
do it if we could, old fellow, but it is impos
sible at this late day. -i -.
Oar. ol. Office. TJieisJh J30 Job tjffioejn'
this" State, west of Raleigh; or in Sofith. Car
olina, north of Columbia, whieh will begin
to compare with the Obskeveb . job . office.
Our job printers are as good as can be found
in the Soiitb, and, thei amount! of work
which e. do enables us to do it cheaply. Bus
iness men will please make a note f these
facts.
Busiuess. The retail business is very
slack just now, and little is doing in this
line. Trade, however, is by no means sus
pended, for country orders continue to come
in, arid the number of them is constantly
increasing. As merchants from a distance
become better acquainted with our city and
business men, the trade of the place increas
es. Charlotte now needs nothing except
for her neighboring towns to know her.
The Rain. Only a few of us really appre
ciate the kindness of Providence The
drought was becoming a serious matter with
the farmers; the streets were all dust, and
every body was complaining of the dry
weather. Bat yesterday the rain came. It
fell steadily and gently, and it was just such
a rain as was needed. It has been worth
thousands of dollars to Mecklenburg coun
ty, and if we were a minister we'd, return
thanks to-morrow for that rain.
Merchants' and Bankers' Excursion.
The Wilmington Journal of Thursday says :
'We understand that the merchants of this
city have agreed to entertain the merchants
and bankers of Charlotte on the occasion,, of
their proposed visit to this city. ; In accoid
itccordance with' this resolution' Mr R W
Andrew?, Secretary of the Prodnce Ex
change, telegraphed on Tuesday to learn
when the party would arrive in this city,
and received in reply a telegram from Mr W
H H Gregory, Chairman of the Committee,
stating that they would leave .Charlotte on
Thursday, the 18th inst. We presume that
they will come through from' Charlotte to
Wilmington on a special train "
Tne excursionists will go in a special car
attached to the regular train.
What They Think of Us Colonel L L
Polk, editor of the Polktown Ansonian, was
in Charlotte recently. Of our city he savs :
'Charlotte iskn active, neat, beautiful little
city, and lie motto is, Onward and Upward.
Her churdses, her splendid residences, her
magnificent business houses brr neat
streets, bet military and other schools, her
fire companies, her beautiful and elegantly
arranged opera house now nearly complet-
ea ner noteis nrst-ciass m all their ap
pointments, her active and extensive trade,
would be matters of just pride with any city
in the South. We trust that ere lone the
anxiety of our people to have daily commu
nication with our "Future London" may be
gratified."' ' -
Lecture Last Night. It was our priv
ilege to hear the lecture which Rev W H
Milburn delivered at the Court House last
evening. His subject was, "What a Blind
Man saw in England.", For beauty of
thought and elegance of diction this lecture
cannot be surpassed. Mr Milburn is a per
fect master in his line. He interests and
entertains from beginning to end. It would
be alike unjust and unavailing to make any
thing like a report of his lecture. It is not
within the power of pen to .report anything
but a very imperfect idea of the oral per-
iormance. we would be glad to turnish a
synopsis of his lecture, but to attempt to re
port partially would be but to mar the sym
metry of the whole.
Be sure' to go and hear Mr Milburn to
night.
A Chailotteait Married la Arizona.-
V e take the following " from the Prescott
(Arizona) Miner, of May 15 :-
"Married-At Bie But. YavaDai county.
Arizona, May 13, by Rey. Dr: Gilmore, Lieu
Ualvin V. Uowles, U. 8. and Mary Jfl.
daughter of C. E; Hitchcock.", ; 7
Lieutenant Cowles, as is very well-known,
is a son of Col Calvin D Cowles, of Charlotte.
He graduated last Spring at West Point, and
went into the array service during the Fall.
We extend our hearty good wishes to the
young couple who have just taken each oth
er for better or for Worse.
It may not be amiss to say that there is
something of a romance .connected with
this marriage. Lieut -Cowles first meeting
with the young lady was in this wise : Her
tatner wdo is a minor) ana nerseu were
covered with a snow-drift sometime during
the Winter, and Lieut Cowles was sent with
a squad of troops to rescue them. This was
successfully accomplished,' and an affection.
growing out of. this incident, sprang up be
tween, them.; r 1 1 : r ' -
JLlus.was a case ot love among tne snow
drifts instead ot araong the roses." ' : ;
4l
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OBITUARY.
5
A'
Departed this life, on the 31st of May, '74,
Mrs. Elizabeth XX White aged 67 years, 4
months and 23 days.; She was a member of.
1 1 t 1 t 1 ; . m
me xupus( ouurcn nearly - vj years, one
leaves a "devoted son. , two danshtersl iahd
many friends to mourn her loss, - r
:Mome ana Uemocrat copy. , . - .
BaisTow. The new Secretary oftheTreas
my. F M Bnstow. is 41 years old and a law
yer of eminence. He is a Kenthckian by birth"
and dunng tne war was Colonel 01 the
Kentucky Cavalry, on the Federal side.
is said to be a man of pure character ,
and
strong intellect, . v.
From the Commercial Advertiser.
At tne Theatre.
We stood by the river together, '
, And bent o'er the water's side n . .
And we watched the play of the moonlight
That glittered adown the tide. v '
My dream ot life was beginning . t - ,
For my dream of love had begun ;
And the world was a garden of roses,
1 plucking them one by one.
She was the daintiest creature !
' That stood in the moonlight there,
With lace on' her rounded Bnoulders,
And a purple gleam in her hair. :
And we built the airest castles, ' " '
. And whispered the usual things ' :
In short, 'twas the game sld story
The vows artdvthe changing- of rings.
But many a night, while musing
Alone in my bachelor's chair,
I have thought of the lace and the should
ers, "
And the purple gleaming hair.
And a memory awakens within me,
From out of the long ago. :
The low, deep sobbing and ripple
Of that river's ebbing and flow.
Hush ! there's the music beginning ;
Yes, she married a broker in stocks ;
And look at that stout old party
mat is she in the opposite box !
At Ablington. Mr C Culver, writing to
the Richmond Dispatch, concerning the dec
oration of Confederate graves at Arlington,
says :
The triumph of to-day. at Arlington.
though apparantly insignificant, was a tri
umph of grander magnitude to the present
and future of this country than all the
bloody battles combined, in which the brave
ot the blue and the "gray," that lie here
in one common charnel house, fought and
died:"
There seems to have been prophecy in
these lines :
"Our cause survives the tyrant's tread,
And sleeps to wake at Arlington !"'
Pebhaps. The St Louis Republican thinks
Grant Jo President and Kemble for Vice
President may be the Democrat nominees in
1874.
NEWS OF THE DAV.
Horace Greeley's daughters still live at
Chappaqua.
Miss Fisher (Christian Reid) is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
The paintings in the possession of the late
Sir Edwin Landseer, at the time of bis death
have been sold by auction. The sale lasted
a week, and the sum realized was 70,000.
The number of emigrants who left Ire
land being natives of that country during
the first four months of the year, was 22,629.
In the corresponding period " last year the
number was 31,992, so that there is a reduc
tion of 9,362. The total emigration from
Ireland since 1st May, 1851, the date at which
the collection of the returns commenced, to
the 30th April, 1874, was 2,275,124 persons.
Nothing so vexes a physician as to be sent
for in great haste and find little or nothing
the matter with the patient. An eminent
English surgeon was once sent Cor a gentle
man who had received a slight wound. On
his arrival he sent his servant back in great
haste to; get a certain kind of plaster. The
patient,' turning pale, said: "Sir, I hope
there is no danger." "Indeed thereis," an
swered the surgeon, "for if the fellow does
not run like a race-horse, the wound. -will
be healed before he can possibly get back."
A voune lad named Wm, Newman,
who is bound to Sheriff Beston, of
Lenoir county, made a determined ef
fort to commit suicide 'luesday morn
ing. He shot himself in the head with
a pistol, and when found, was lying
speechless on the ground. When
last heard, lrom, tne ooy was sua
alive. No reason is assigned for his
conduct. Netvbem Times.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I announce myself an independent farm
ers' candidate for Congress, from the Sixth
Congressional District, , knowing no party
and acknowledging no affiliation with any
party. E. C. Davidson. .
ANNOUNCEMENT.
T announce myself an independent candi
date for the office of Sheriff of Mecklenburg
sonnty, at the election in August.
TTTJ T TTfT TT TTrTTnmAT
w a. tx a.jvaiKji.
May 15,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The many friends of Wm. P. Little, an
nounce him as a candidate for Sheriff of
Mecklenburg county, subjeot only to the
vote of the people, at the election in August
next. Ana it elected, ne win noi asit ior
any relief from the County Commissioners
on account of delinquent tax payers. .
May 24th 1874.
New AdvertisemerLts.
Official Drawings of the North
Carolina Beneficial Association.
Class 1214. drawn at 12 o'cIock-52, 19. 15
63, 17, 64. 32, SI, 23, 75, 66, 54. . . -Class
1215, drawn at 7 o'clock o4, 45, 51,
58, 77, 61, 33, 43, to, 4. Vb, a T ,
juneo w. ii .A.us,iowxi,
. . Commissioner,;" !
HIILL Hyman brought his loye, delighted
- " There was no joy in Aden's rosy bower, ; ;
The world was sad, the garden was a wild,
And man,' the Hermit, signed, xiii woman
1 smiled." ?4 f'. ,('
.da it is to this day. s The working man
wants a place where he can spend his mon
ev for what it is worth. We will continue
the subject any time yon call on ns,' at' on
f'Brae Front," wnere yon can nna anyming
yon want is toe eating tine trom roe nemng
to deyiiea nam.-j-v.i " t '
' finrtthern mrannfactiire. '
nALL at the Clothing Store of J. A.TToung
Aj & Son and furnish yourself with Sum
mer suit of beautiful black and wnite, blue
- J
and white, or brown and white plaid goods,
manufactured at the Eagle and Pheenix
8th
Mills, Columbus, Ga. They are genteel, a
rable fabrics and colors, and cost so lile
that everybody will hny them."
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TALBOTT & SOXS,
(Successors to Talbott & Bro.) 1
Shockoe Machine Works.
Corner Cary and 17th Streets,
n.ioXxxxa.OT-1 d. "7" .
Manufacturers of
Portable, Strictly Portable, & Stationary
STEAM EKGESTES,
With either Cylinder, Flue or Turbular
BOILERS,
Circular Saw Mills,
Grist, Sumac, Bark and Plaster Mills,
Shaftings, Hangers and Pulleys,
CroweWs Patent Improved Turbine Wa
ter Wheel,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES,
And all other kinds of
TOBACCO FIXTURES,
Wrought Iron Work, Brass
and Iron. Castings, and Machinery of every
description, &c.
june5,461"y
JUST RECEIVED.
pREPARED MOCKING BIRD FOOD,
Canary Seed,
Baker's.Chocolate
Genuine Sweet Chocolate, -Lemon
Sugar,
Colemans's Mustard,
Pure Salad Oil,
Ground Pepper, 4
Dooley's Baking Powder,
Royal
Rumford "
Horsford "
Sea Foam ' " ,
Corn Starch,
Liebeg's Extract of Beef,
Flavoring Extracts,
Essence of Coffee ".
Laundry Blue,
Concentrated Lye,
Potash, Ac., Ac. at-
WILSON & BLACK'S
june 5 3t Drug Store.
rpHE BEST STOCK OP 11
French Teas to be found . in the city,
just received at , -
VY ulovjiv oil OLuyua. o-t :
june 5 3t - Drug Stora.
Received To-Day,
pGG BISCUIT, NIC NAC CRACKERS, "
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Milk Biscuit, Extra Pilot Bread.
The above goods are fresh- and , warranted.
J. 8. M. DAVIDSON.
3 doors above the Market, Trade St. '
june 5
Unholslerins and Mattrass-maMiis.
Beckwtth Building Up Stairs.
(Over W. .B. Taylor's Gun-shop.)
I TAKE pleasure in informing ' the public,
that I have again opened a shop where
you can get your sofas, settees, lounges,
chairs and mattrasses put in the same condi
tion they, were in ; when you bought them
frnm fhn ttttre. at reasonable prices,. I have
secured the services of a first class Uphold
sterer who has served -his trade ins Berlin,
Prussia, and therefore can guarantee satis
faction to all who may be pleased to patron
ize me. Orders for mattrasses or repairing
from abroad attended to prompuy.
june5
S. EINSTEIN.
Just Received To-Day at the
, BISfNO SUW.
TNHSSTCATED cocoaiiut. conii starch, lem
on suear.r lemon syrup, Macaroni and
Vermicelji Dates, London sugar, raisins,
mi-ranta. cracker of every description., jel
lies, yeast powders, snuff of all kinds; shell-
ed almonds, prize boxes, . oranges, lemons,
pine apple in cans, tomatoes, peaches, prones
ten, deviled ham, nuts and a full supply of
1
the verv nest ; erocenes. uau aau nee
yourselves at - -'
. iune5 - i C.S. HOLTON & 00.. ,
uaKes ana oreau in enuiras wroj.
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Piano Tnninsr . and Repairing.
-mrB. JOSEPH PREY respectfully Informs
JJX the Ladies and Gentlemen ot Charlotte
and vicinity that he is here prepared to tune
and renair Pianos. Onrans and Melodeons.
a -a. , n . ... XI L , n4.1
will meet with prompt attention.
june4,tf ' . Tf -
T1LOW Moulds. Plow Steel. Steel JSwec;
X. of various patterns, lare stocky of
vill and other patterns of Hoes.
1 "
mHK guil: i
perior to any I - ' ;
unsurpassed when r-; r
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Manuiaciun; ; v. T ;
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junef Ifc6
,Xt "ceived and I
junei .
Wotice ta XTcpJ C "tractors.
Eastern Pivicion ctie.f
S- Agent.- . ' '' v
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Georrrc Vr. Glcat,
Successor to KA'ZZteZton,
AU Kinds cf rsw typriaade,.
And ..M- Jfinfo of - Repairing: ; Done.
EVeryiHingVjn the. MacliineryLlne
jCept.bn JIand for Sale. -
AU Kinds Sewing ; KzcMnw , repaired.
. - Always on haad, I ,
Second Hand. Engines, 'Boilers Grist
:rMUla,jajillOeariE3&o;--f t-l.-Nos.
14221424 and 1423 Ccry streeV and
Nos. 13 and 15 Soti. maenth ' street,
RICHMOND, VirMIJfM-
46:ly
Cow Cells t Cow EeKs iV
WEhave'thebesl CowEells in the State
and can sell them at prices a LtM
inferior belhrean be boti. . Call, anfl,8ee
tbrai - , ,
june5,lmow- BREM; BROWN & CO.
WE b'aTe ajrery large stock of Hardware,
and we wish to reduce it as much, as
possible by the first of September, as our
firm is expected to change about that - time.
Prompt paying and cash customers are re
quested to give us a -call before purchasing
elsewhere itai - "..-'i
june5,lmow , BREM, BROWN CO,
-.. Hardware Dealers.
FOUND!
At a
:vyhite:Ho!Use,,
Vyashington,
a large lot of JtONiux supposed to have been
dropped by parties representing'4
$350,000,000
while on a -visit to that place.' , ;
All thelloney Cair fco;Iade
V -, by calling or- Vi.'i . v .
J. T. BUTLER,
who is selling off alLof hia fine GQLD an
SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, and- JEW
ELRY, SILVER and PLATED tWARE,
SPECTACLES, &&, to prepare for a splendid
FALL STOCKV" '. ' ; :"'v.'3;:"
Those Who "Want Barg
Come " and
At this establishment we call Brass,
Brass, and Gold Gold. Everything warrant
ed as represented. i" ; r v ' . ' - - "; V.3F.
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The high est price paid- !5r old Gold
and Silver.., 'ti.s,; - ,' ":.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry . re
paired and warranted for 12 months at'
' v , J. T. BUTLER'S .
" '' Carolina Jewelry House, V
. : Charlotte, N.tt
api2 v;
lWE HAVE JUST RECEIVED i
HEW STOCK G? LAIIE3 E7Z3 G0GD3
t s f -v. H 1 ; 1 1 , ' ;ti ,..
Prints, tc., amongst which will he found a
great many novelties. 7e haye a large
'v.. 4 StOCK Or r. ..J
JACKONETTE and THREAD EDGING
. and JNgERTTNG, VALriTCINE and
Thread Lace, Gros Gr!n and Eash nbboa,
all of which we are se'.Iirs tor lets than half
what they can be bou-it el; :There : '
We have Just receive! a new stock of Ta.
ble linen Damask, Table Napkins, Towels,
wnite Btnpeu jreque, o6aea vuiit.
Bleached Skirting. : &c.. which we are sell
ing a .,.J. .Vy, . ......
'. COST for CASH.: ;'...
We Will offer our entirs ftcck at greatly f
doced prices fron and a Isr to-day, regard
less 01 cose Aail soon if you want some 01
the best bargains you ever bought in your
life, as we'are sellin? off riily.- ., ,'
: : may 31 Xw ,
!--- ' .-.tilt-
t EGULAR and transient. Tryon street,
JLV next door to the Charlotte Hotel," Well
furnished rooms on first and second fioom,
opening on verandas. Very desirable, with
nret class table. Table and transient board
era also solicited, v- . ,,-
-roy30,lmo J. A. ERAECIIAw.
r t ' Just Hccciyccli
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r:;f.i)A7Idsofs;
PARLOR Scits. Tnessing Case Suits, TTard
: robesr Bureaus, Beadsteads, Titles,
-KThotnrvta flhairs. of various kinds, SUCh 8J
iw 1
Folding Chairs, OSce Chairs, and the per
forated bottom chairs something entirely
new. c . I - . " .
Also, a new lot of Uaby ,carr:-r ana a
large and elemt assortment cf rrriets,
Wall Pockets and Comb and Brcih Boxes
otthe verv latest styles. Call and examine.
may 23 , , , . - . . i.,.-
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100,000 1x3 Iru.i;:i,-:
Sco -
may 15 Ilardwars tore.