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. ? , -- ' - - ' T . " . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "' ' 7, VI ; - iv: t h . ;-. " ""H T : ' ." " Y? ft . - - 5J 1 : - C ; - - " , ' CHABLQTTE SUNDAY. JUNE 21, 1874: A 'ts '"V" K J-'- W , J. S. PHI ELI PS, Merchant Tailor, U AS JUST RECEIVED another lot of ele i?ant French Coating' and Fancy Cassiraeres which are offered at the lowest possible pri I have still on hand a large stock of y QIOTTTTlsrCK ' - HATS, : ..;,.VL -SHIRTS, r GLOVES, COLLARS. ' " " . 'jies, .' ' '' ;' ' , SCARFS and of all kinds, wich are offered at cost, in or der to close ilieni out at the earliest possible moment A FTJL LINE of the Finest Goods kept continually on hand in the Merchant Tailoring- Depart ment and made to order with dispatch and the lowest figures, apl 29 The Charlotte Observed JONES & PENDLETON, PBOPMsroitk Office, Springs' Building, Trade Street. i BATES OF 8UNCSIPTI0N. Daily. One year in advan, months, in advance....... Inree Months in a One month, in advance,...'." eeKiy, one year...., .$7 00 3 50 ... 1 75 60 2.00 RATES Of ADVERTISING. wiie qareone .time...... ,t ' tw.o days.... " three day tour days t., " five days 4...;. r " ohe week ..i.. two. weeks v uiree weKs:...,;ifti.A.;n,:8 50 1 one uionth,..... s-:.... . S 00 Contract Advertisements takfn at proporionately low rates. , ivet5auares estimated at a- quarter-column, and ten squares as a half-column. w 2 00 2 50 .............; 3 00 3 50 U.i:,.'.fJ..r. 5 DO 4J. H. Battle, President, C. B. Root, Vice President. North Carolina EALKIGH, K 0. Iusnres all Classes OF INSURABLE PROPERTY, Against Loss or toapiy Fire, On the most Reasonable Terms. vs.. T-oses Promptly Adjusted and Paid. Enccurage Home Institutions. Seaton Gales, Secretary. Pulaski Cowper, Supervisor, Graham & Nash, Agents, Mav 2 Charlotte, N. C. TO THE PUBLIC ! As eternal vigilance is the price of liberty, jo is continued vigilance, honest, fair and upright dealing necessary to saccess in bus iness. Having trom the outset (18 years ago), appreciated these facts, and acted up on them, we nnd ourselves to-day rewarded tor the countless anxieties, vexations, and the loss of honrs of rest by seeing our long cherished hopes realized, "of making Char- otte a Wholesale Mart, and ours an exclusive Wholesale House. CITY INTELLIGENCE. pub- Raleiffh The Observer Is the only paper usftea iii the State West of which gives the latest telegraphic dis patches every morning. Business men will please make a note of this. Subscribers will TiIpurp lnnfe- nt. frvr he cross mark on their nantrs Tkov n thus notified that their term of subscrip tion has expired ; and are respectfully re quested to renew at once. Country Produce. IBuxrina Rales-. Bacon Hams, per lb ill Sides, 13 " Shouldera, n " Hog Round. 12 a 12i Beeswax 25 Butter Choice, 25 a 30 Brandy Apple, (N. C.) $ 2 a 2J 1'eacii, 2i a 2J ()rn White, without sacks 1 a 105 " Mixed, ' I'igs, per dozen, ' 20 a 22 Flour Family, 4 a W Extra. 4 a 4.10 Super, 3.75 a 4 Fruit Dried Apples, " Peaches, " Blackberries. Fowls Chickens, spring, iurKeys, " Ducks, Hides Dry, " Green, lAird Good, " Common, Meal White, Onto Black, ' , White, Onions, 75 Peas Pure clay, " Mixedfr - Potatoes Irish; . " . Swoet,.v v Tallow', I -' .jh'.' Wheat Red, per bash, White,.. - Wool Tub washed, " Unwashed, . XiOCAI, DOTS. The list qt persons who are in arrears Jot city taxes, is published in another column.5 It will prove interesting reading to many of our subscribers. . The Commencement exercises at Davidson' College begin to-day, when Rev Alex Mar tin, D D. or raiiville, Va, will. preach the Baccalaureate Sennon. We had the pleasure of a call yesterday from Col. W. J. Magill, of Georgia, superin tendent of agencies of the Cotton State3 Life Insurance Company. It's going to be righ lively this week in the local line. Three commencements in our own county, one outside, and one hang ing in 8aliory-lt;'ei9 jfi&MWi jHjrted in the ToalVolrimiis'Qf th tssEEV-k- ... - ;. During a recent visit to Statesville; we learned that there is trouble in the choir of the Presbyterian Church of that . place They fell out, from some cause or other, and affairs being very much complicated, our friend W H Morrison, Esq, has been ap pointed receiver. 20 a 22 perpr, l.to a l j per pair, 60 a 75 ; 12J a 13 nont- 1.05 a 1.10 130 50 a 65 a 80 (57 lbs to 'bushel) ' " 90 a 1.00 75 a 80 90 . S . . ' - .$1 ' 7 a 8 CIIASlLOTfE WARBJETS. ' Corrected Daily. . ' Cotton Market. Charlotte, X. C, June 20, 1874 Inferior ; 1012 Ordinary, 13 Good Ordinary, 141 8trict Good Ordinary, 15 15W Middling, .151 Market dull with downward tendency- Salvs to-day 17 bales. Post-Othce Directory. The following statement of the hours for the opening and closing of mails, is furnished us by the post master, Robt. E. McDonald, Esq. : Charlotte Pupils in Raleigh Misses Yates, Dewey and Tate, of this city, figured largely in the Commencement exercises, and particnl rly the Concert, at Peace Institute in Raleigh, and elicited by their performan ces, many enconiums from the local press. The mnsical gifts of Miss Julia Byrce, of this city, were also spoken of in terms of the highest praise, in connection with the reports made of the closing exercisesjof St. Mary's. - - - - - - - -- Lecturer Changed. Maj. Thos., J. Spar row, of Washington, N. C., who was to have delivered the lecture before the pupils of the Charlotte Institute for Young Ladies, is con fined to a bed of illness. He will not be able to fulfil his appointment here, and it is with much pleasure that we state that the lecture will be delivered by that distinguish ed divine, Rev. Moses Hoge. of Richmond, Va. The exact time at which the lecture will be delivered has not yet been settled upon, but will be announced in these col umns in due time. - -- The Independent Candidate for Con gressThe Raleigh News,' of Thursday says : "We learn that the Executive Com mittee of the Tatrons of Husbandry, in ses sion to-day in this city, approved of the ac tion of the Worthy Master in removing E C Davidson, of Mecklenburg, from all offices that he has heki. Mr Davidson, it will be remembered, announced himself as an inde pendent Grange candi-date for. Congress, hence his removal." "The local editor of the Charlotte Observ er tells of a Mecklenburg cow that has given birth to a lamb. Joseph, you can't pull wool over onr eyes after that manner! You ought to feel sorter sheepish over that " Piedmont Press. e were just starting to say something back in reply to the above, when the blue- eyed devil stepped in and called for "copy. We have to let this go just ns it is, assuring the Prets man that we "owe him one" and will get even yet ur chnrjuter for veraci tv must and shall be respected. North Mail, South Mail, Air-Line Mail, Statesville Mail, Lincolnton Mail, Wadesboro Mail, in order to be more explicit, we have the 'Pleasure or lntormlng the mercantile world that we have leased, the 'superlv store, ad joining our present, (heretofore occupied by Messrs.-Bremv Brown & Co.. as their Dry- Goods Store), which we will occupy by first oi rteptemDer next lor the retail trade only. urn win use pur present elegant and com mod ions store for an exclusive WHOLESALE HOUSE thus giving to the trade a strietlv "WIioIr- sole Establishment," where they uaumake their selections from a Stock purchased for nat iraae oniy, tnns avoiding coming in contact with a Retail Stock and Retail Buy ars. The advantages of such a House are too obvious to need further comment. To give the general reader a better con ception of the colossal dimensions-of our two Houses we state that we will have up wards of thirty thousand feet of superficial lloorroom; 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 )iis friends thaf our Mr. Rintels is now again North buying our second stock this 'son, and owing to the decline in; goods, " in again piace us in a position to success "lly compete with all other houses! ' Very respectfully, WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS. :h arlotte, N..Q - May 1st, 1874 " a pi 31 " 1 ', -' Save Fifty Dollars ! THE NEW, FLORENCE I I;?3, 920 below 1 any 'other irt-ckf V ALU 12, $3o above J- Sewing Machiiic, VVI2I), 5o by tuyliijj the Florence. Every Machine warranted." ..'."' Blecial terms to clubs and dealers bend for circulars to the - , , Florence B. MlW, Florence; Mass., or 39 Union Square, New Tfork.? ' 1 . ' juneli i" . . ' ' i usi received, Leebig Extract of.Beef. valentine's Meat Juice, the be Bt article puwn wr invalids and those recovering uiocivscs, at - ' June 16 McADEN'S DRUG STORE. OPENS. CIXJSES. 8 A. M. 6 P. M. 73 P. M. 9 P. M. 8i A. M. 9 P.M. 10i A. M. 2h P. M. 51 P. M. 7 P. M. 7 P. M. 71 A. M. Beattie's Ford Mail arrives Mondays and leaves Tuesdays. Robt. E. McDonald, . P. M. . j Churches To-Day. Tryojj Street M. E. Church. Servic es to-day at Tryon Street M. E. Church, South, at 11 a. m., and at 8 P. M. by the pastor, Rev P J Carraway. Suuday school at 4 P M. Seats all free. Strangers cordial ly inyited. St. Peter's (E.) CnuRcn. Services "to day at 11 A. M., and at 5 P, M., Rev. B. S. Bronson, pastor. Calvary Mrssios Church. Services this morning at 11 o'clock and at 7i P M by the paster, Rey W S Haltoni. St. Peter's Catholic Church. Services to-day at the usual hours by the priest, Rev I B Hands. - , '; First Pcesbyteblax ' Church. Services this morning at this Church 6t It o'clock, and at 8 this evening, by Rev. A W Miller, D'D, pastor. Seats free. Second Presbyterias Church. Services at the Court House at 1 1 A M and 5 P M., by Rev. T. B. Johnstod. Lutheran Church. Services Jthis morn ing at 11. and this afternoon at 5:30 by the pastor, Rev. N. Aldricb. - , . , , ; , Associate Reformed Service Hi the new Chapel, on the corner of College and 5th streets, to-day at 11 o'clock A. M., and at 5 P. M., by Rev. H- T. Sloan. . Accident on the V. N. C. Railroad Two or three days ago, there was an accident of some sort or other on the Western t North Carolina Railroad. ; All that we could learn of it was two or three cars wero tumbled off the track and that the platforms of. the pas senger coaches were smashed np. , The engi neer, (Terrell) ran only, one sidsof his en gine in consequence of this niishap, and his time necessarily being slo w; he., fell be- Iliuu ma Buueutue, nuu a opotiai uuu,i um- rying BIow-Your-Horn-Biliy, ran into them artd smashea up things a little mora. . ' If it will - interest MajO4 Smith; wo can tell hint that there will bea big. Wowupon his road one 'of these fine, mornings. The V engines, one ana wi- oi:tnerH,s ie snow, them well) are old and dijapidatcd, having been in use near twenty years, ana we ex pect to make i big item out o? a boiler - ex-- plosion ere long, at the '.expense of those.' who happen te he board the train. 4 ,i' v ; B: The wheat harvest is now t Its' height,! and farmers ; aref retpruing. from , their Jfieids, Wring theit sheaves with them ') Carolina Military liisli'ufe We take pleasure in ai-knowledgin-j the receipt of an ivitation to attend the First Annual Com- inencement of the Carolina Military Insti tute, of this city, which will take place on June 25th and 26th, 1874. It will embrace the following exercises, which will be held in the Assembly Room of the Institute : 1. Original Essays and Declamation by members of the Third Class, at 8 P M, June 25th. 2. Original Essays and Declamation by members of the Fourth Class, at .10 A M June 2Gth. "'-. 3. Sermon, addressed more especially to cadets, by the Rev R H Griffith, at 8 P MJ June 26th. I ' It will be preceded by thorough exami tion. written and oral, of all the classes of the Institute. ine Kcpuuucau uotiveuuoi:. in ac cordance with notice preyiously made, convention of the Republicans of Mccklen burg county took place in this city yester day. The meeting was held in the Mint Street Methodist church, colored. The local editor of the Observer made application to be admitted to the meetuig, but was refused on the ground that no Democratic reporters were wan ted there. . - Notwithstanding this we were ahle to pick up a few items in regard to the meeting Isearly every township in the county was represented by delegates appointed especially to attend this meeting, and those townships which were not represented personally were represented by proxy, we believe.' About fifty delegates were present: and out of thirteen townships represented, ;one-third of the delegates were white men, and the re maining two-thirds colored. " ' . " On motion of one of the faithful, R. It. Rea, whitoy th standing candidate for sher iff, was called to the chair, and W. M. Mar tin, white, and S. T. T. Pearsall, colored were made secretaries. . : r The fact that we were not allowed to at tend the meeting; rfenders our; information rather limited. The following, however, can be depended upon as reliable, as we ob tained it from one ivho took a prominent part in the meeting. ' " These resolutions were introduced by Gen Rufus Barringer and passed unanimously : Resolved, As the sense of this Convention that the Republicans" of 'tins' teounty,' wilt nominate no regular Republican ticket in the coming August election. ,.-' : A 2. That the members of this Convention, t acting as individuals, hereby favor a 1 fairly constituted 'independent or raixea ticKet, and to that end the Chairman 'shall appoint a committee of 18 persons, to oonsider'-and arrange such a ticket to be voted for at said election and that the townships "not repre sented in this Convention bef requested to select one member-each' dfeaid commtttee to co-operate in arranging aid ticket.. j c The aboye resolutions explain themselves. They mark out the programme v which the party will follow in the coming campaign'. " The Business Men of Charlotte. While the mercantile house of : Wittkowi 1 sky & Rintels may be said to lead the trade in "general lineaof goodai 86ni.e of our peo ple have long eince put on city airs and have established elass- establishriients Messrs Brem, Brown & Co, for instance own a large iron front building 80 by 154 feet three stories high, which is devoted exchl-i sively to the hardware business. In addi tion to their present building thes'Jare now constructing another three story house -to be used as an Jroa -and nail warehouse, and general 'varehbuse for shovels, forks, scales, coffee mills, general Ireavy hardware, and wooden ware, of whjfeh they expect hereaf ter to keep a heavy and weU selected eteckr ? Tbia jfiriu commenced busiliessiQ 1866, on1 what was then considered ai large capital, but so'great has been the increase in busi ness that it is now six tiroes as large- as it was for the first twelve months. They have drummers or salesmen - in every corner of North Carolina, west of. Durham's Station on the NCR Rand in all of the upper half of South Carolina. They ship goods to eve ry county in Western North Carolina except two o? three. These are supplied in Knox- ville, being much nearer to that point. On the first day of January they were car rying a stock of goods amounting to $49, 0013.00, and with this immense capital they have been able to buy from first hands at such close figures that they have been able to offer country merchants the best advan tages of market in the State. The past Spring they bought eight hun dred dozen weeding hoes and twelve hun dred sweeps to supply their trade. Duringthe past year they have sold 3,500 kegs of naib. They have also imported 1, 600 pocket kniyes, with an immense quan tity of other English goods, direct from the manufacturers at Sheffield, as the bills on their files show. Buying therefore from first hands the purchaser who buys from them pay no extra jobber's profits. In this house can be found any article usually iound in a first class hardware establishment, of any size, color, fashion or weight, from a darn- ng needle to ah anvil. ," The outside world have no idea of the ex tent of the hardware trade. It is certainly beyond our comprehension. Looking through this establishment we were struck with the idea that above all things we would like to be a hardwareist. Having said this much about this estab lishment, ourlistfis hot complete until we haye said something of its worthy and suc cessful rivar in trade, the firm " of Walter Brem & Co. While this house carries somewhat smaller stock, the unaccustomed eye can make no appreciable distinction 'as to quantity, for here it seems to us, can be found every article in the hardware line, and a good deal more besides, and the retail or the wholesale dealer who would look through their stock, would sicken with sur feit before he got through If any body doubts what we say, we have only to refer him to Waiter Brem, E - j, who will 'show hiui thrpjjtfh uuiL.be is couviuced. - ;-. Mr.Walter.Brens fora son of the old Colo nel, and a rival in lm-iiatian I jt.lus .beva supposed that this fact would -ai tiiestiie difference ih keeping dwu obnijetitiiii rhis is iar fmru the fa t. -Competition is jut as lively between these two rivals, as between any two grocery merchants in, the citv. Their books show an increase of,, a little over fifty per cent, increase in business every year since its establishment, ana ine outlook for the future, is certainly as bright if not brighter than the pust. This house has two drummers in the field nearly all the time, and are making constant exertions to increase their already large and extensive trade. Iron declined in price a short time ago, and these gentlemen, taking advantage of the fall in price, have just laid in stock about ItiO.OOQ lb3. which they are offering at panic prices. They make a spec iality of pocket and table cutlery, guns and nistols- Thev import uearlv a!ll of their English Hardware, and their American goods are bought direct from the manufac turers. They occupy large and commodious storerooms, under the Central Hotel, in cluding a cellar 30 x 90 feet, and will occupy half of the store now occupied by J S Phil lips, in a short time. In conclusion, we may thoughtfully say, that there lias been a. very great revolution in the hardware business since the war. We have no doubt but that these two houses alone sold raore.gopds last year of this elass than was-sold in.t3i whole State of North Carolina in the year 1860. Gen Rufus Barringer, of Charlotte, de clares it his intention not to run for any of fice. That man is in the saints box. Raleigh Crescent. ANNOUNCEMENT. I nnn mi line mvself an indpnenrfont. farm ers' candidate for Congress, from the Sixth Congressional District, knowing no party and acknowledging no affiliation with any party. E. C. Davidson. I'lRY a sack of onr Puritv Flour. MAYER O .AY & ROSS, ORLEANS. MOLASSES, EW WInand cldor Vlnearar. MAYER. GRAY & ROSS. White ANNOUNCEMENT. The many friends of Wm. JV Little, an nounce him as. a candidate for Sheriff of Mecklenbnre countv. subieot onlv to the yote of the" people, at the election in Atlgust ! next; Ahd U elfected, he will not ask for I Alexander, Frank Andrews, George Avdlotte,M J Allison, Alick a' T. Ann. n anj reuei from wie .youoiy - vxnumissioners i AlnsDD-, Dt John oaWHi of deiibquet ta'x payors.-f- 2- May zjui, 1874. . .? j , .. ANNOUNCEMENT, I announce myself an independent candi date for the office of. Sheriff of Mecklenburg county, at the election m August. W H H HOUSTON. May 15, Unpaid Cltjr Taxes. BY order of the Board of Aldermen, of the City of Charlotte, I publish the follow ing list of Unpaid City Taxes for the years 1872-'73. If not paid within TEND 4 YS I shall by the same order proceed to collect according to tow : . '' 6 29 ' - 4 60 "S75 12 50 New Advertisements. OFFICIAIi DRAWINGS OF THE H. Beaeficial Association. - Chaklotte, June 20th, 1874. Class 1238, drawn at 12 M. 12, 15, 14, 51, 1. 57. 35. 18, 24. 7. 70, 61. Class 1239, drawn at 7 P. M 61,40, 58, 08, 2, 14, 39,-4, 49, 52, 12, 26., . J. J. HARRISON, Commissioner. npHE First Annual Commencement of the J Carolina Military Institute will take place June 25th and 26tn, 1874. It will em brace the following exercises, which will be , neld in the Assembly Hoom of the Institute : 1. Original "Rsaavs and DeiBlamatlon bv members of the Third Class, at 8 1. M June 25th. . 2. Original Essays and Declamation by members or the Fourth Class, at w A. m. June 26th. 3. Sermon, addressed more especially to cadets, by the Kev. R. t. urimth, at 8 p. June 26th. ' Prior to these exercises a thorough exam- inatlon, vrrltten and oral, of all the- classes or tne institute, win ne neia, and wiu De open to the public. je21 J. P. THOMAS, It Superintendent. . The North Carolina Manual. PUBLISHED by authority and under the auspices of the General Assembly, will now soon be issued, under the direction of the secretary ot state ; ine material ior which has been collected and prepared by John H. Wheeler, Esq. It presents in condensed form the dates and events of the State, from the earliest period of its history to the present day, and the names of those whether in the Execu tive, Judicial or Legislative Departments, who have done the State some service : with valuable Statistical and Chronological tables connected with tne state ana reaerai uov- A'v-ri'ma'nt- xxr V 1 rV -vxrtll rA fnnnn 11 fi fill UJS fi. hand book of reference to- all public men. and men of nusracss; The Drice of the boot Is S2.00. bound in cloth. When sent by mail postage to be added. Agents are wanted in every county in the State to sell this book. jcil.tl ALFRED WILLIAMS, Bookseller, Kaleigh, N. C. M JJSOfflC. rpHE officers and members of Puilanx and 1 Excelsior Lodges will take due notice thnt the officers eicU d ir the ensuing ynr will be instsun-a oil w euues.iav, j u;i 2in 1S7, at 7 o clock, A M. jel-J,4t W . H. HOFF M AN, ; i THUS. oY JiONS, 1 Stc's. Just Keceivl at C. Shrier's mm OF FASHION 4 FINE assortment of the very latest iA. stvies of Coats and Vests. Also sonie'unorior White and Fancy Marsellais and Linen Duck Vests, all of the above goods I will sell at very low fig ures vCall and examine them, june 21-lw. K. SHR1ER. LAST CHANCE. WE HAVE a large assortment of Lace if Setts. Lace Collars and Black Lace Veils, which we propose to distribute to our friends and customers; those calling first will have the best assortment to select from. We have the lareest stock of Fancv Goods and Notions ever offered in this city, which we are sellinar at less than one fourth the regular retail price for the same quality of goods. Bear it in minu, ana act upon it at once, that you can buy from us one hundred dollars wsrtn oi goods lor twenty-nve poi lars. You will never perhaps have an other such opportunity ic a life time. June 21-3t. BREM, BROWN & CO. Tickets I Tickets ! J We are prepar ed to print tickets to order, in any quantity, at the following low rates : , Congressional or Judicial Tickets, $1 per thousand up to 3,000 ; for every additional thousand 50 , cts County Tickets, 3 per thousand, up tp 3,000 for every additional thousand, $1.50. Cash m ust -acco m pany n I orders, -r, Army Hkadquaetees at St. Louis Gkn. Sherman's (Supposed) Ad dress. Soldiers! You may. think this is my fault; but it isn't Do you think that I, who have waded ' iii blood with, you fpr so many years, woa!d bring vou to a -one-horse town like this T r fCrics of No" "my'Ji I'drather march you ' to tbe sea again and drown yoa ; alL; 1 A voice, we straggle with waves.-: already jn, onr mind's eyes'J (.Yes, soldiers," Uiough the aimy is not redurwrj we are still afflicted. We were ordered ioro West,.aSi though we were so many savages. 'TVha"-dro we want here T Do wc want to see lhattridae ?;No, Unaccustomed though I am to public speak ing, I say no., - Do -we want, to go home ?r All, "Yes, yesJJbeo )e u da,ear doty, and we shall eveutnallv cet there. - Follow Iho flag." Hoc it) your officers' gardea every opporiuDiiy. a Jtieei -i va& : jou.cWtUv lioe.-f?A United States, soldier kbows -his duty; ' Need I gay more t 1 (Mosi ? add cannon. Courier-Joutital. ' 1 " 1 ' The Weekly Obserrer will b sent to trial trip subscribers tliree months 1 for 50 ?ep.ts. cash in advance. ! IMPORTANT NOTICE. rpHE meeting of the friends and trustees of JL the southern laie insurance company will be held at the Court House on tomor row (Monday) morning, at li o'clock. A full organization of the Charlotte Board will be effected. The meeting will be addressed by Gen. A. H. Colquitt, oi Atlanta, Ua. jane 'Zi-it. - SMOKING TOBACCO. JACOB M. Mendel having just returned from New York, is now prepared to wait on his customers as usual, ana aiso announ. ces that he has the best selected stock of-Se-garp, Tobacco, and smokers' articles, of any establishment in the State. The following is some of his brands of Smoking Tobacco : Diamond, Brilliant, Jewels, Bird's Eye.Lone Jack, Turkish. Oronoco, Bob White, Havana, (ienume uurn am, tr riao oi uaruam, aduj Bellum, and the celebrated Louisiana Pe rique All the lovers of a good smoke, are invited to call and be conv inced. june21-2w. , .J. M.MENDEL. Just Tr. 't .- Received Td-Iay "; " RISING SUN. ' at I the DESSICATED cacoanut, corn, starch .lem on sugar, lemon syrup, Macaroni, and Vermicelli Dates, London sugar, raisins, currants, crackers of every description. Jel- lies, yeast powaers, buuu uiuu &ixius, bubii ed almonds, prize boxes,- oranges, lemons, pine apple in ' cans, tomatoes, peaches, prunes in fancy boxes, Turkish prunes, sal mon, oysters, deviled ham, nuts and a full supply of the very best groceries. Call and see for yourselves at O. S. HO LION & CO. ,ao' Cakes and bread in endless variety. june 21. , . "CHOICE Country Bacon, Fine Canvassed j rtams, frime uanvassea tseei. . M 4.YER, GRAY & ROSS. HORNER & .GRATES' SCHOOL, . -..HILLSBOROV N. C. A Classical Mathematical; Scientific , r ; ' and Milltaiy Academ7 , v ' Fall Session-begins -on the 2nd Monday '. ' Board and tuition? including fuel.. wash ing, lights,; and furnished rooms, $157.50 per Sfission, twenty-weeks. i t ',. IXSTBTJCTOBS : ' - j. u. xioaajsn, a.. .-xjv.: . ' , Hugh Moesojt, Je., Uhiversity oCVa. - - Maj. v. H. Hamilton. ? A: W.rVrariBLE, Ja,"Poaghkeepsie Com - mprria! fViTlPfTd- , si T'rffP o-- , v Grculars sent on jspplication . junel8o-a-w,4w. Abenathy(tv, Alien, x a; ; , Broadawsv, JS Butler, J T Bryant, W 8 Bieeart, -T8 Bethel, Jerry- Uryce, J Y Berrvhill, Pink Baker, J C Beaty, Mary E Butt, J P (Guardian) Bradshaw, O W Berryhill. A Blackwelder, J A Banks, Jerry Bradley, Simpson Capps, Jas (Estate) Connelly, J J Chapman, E P Cook, WF Cathey, Mary Cochrane fc Hodges, Cassady, J E cruse, Allen Collier, W J Davidson, J Ellyson, Eddings, W J Elliot, H F Eccles & Gatther, Edwards, Levi Frazier, J P Pox, Larkin Fisher, W A Frankehtbal, H Grier, S A (Trustee Gordon, J W Gregory, DrWW Gaither, T H Grimes, EN Houston, S F Hand, Jim Heagler, Jen Henderson, J Vt Holton, Mrs K K Hawley, Thos Hume, D Hays, W N Hutchison, Rich'd Hanna, W A Holton, Hariet Huneycutt, T A Hememan, J Heilig & Barier, Hayes, W J Jamison, 8 N Jamison, Robt J Jones, Mary Johnston, Burwell Jones & Bankin, Kendrick, T A Kenedy, Dave Killian, Stephen Kendrick, J M Kiestler, D Long. L H Long, J P Lonesrun. inrry McKinn y. Rachael Mc 'onnei, J.hn Moran Jas (Agt) . Moran, Jas Miller, J M McA'ister, J H ; McKinney, Dock Moyle. Matthews McWhirter, J W Myers, C T Metze, Henry Mason, C A McDade. J B Nickerson, Rufus Nuttall, J O H Orr, Jas H Overman, Chas (Agt) Osborne, L W Orr, Elam Phifer, W W Paul1 Gaston Pearce, Sam Phifer, J D Phifer, Mrs M M Pritchett, Jerry Presson, B M (Agt) Reid, Rufus Ross, W A Rudisill, Jonas Rudisill, Jonas (Agt) . Ross, F M (Agt) Rock Island Man'g Co, Roid, Sarah Roberts, J W Reid, Mrs Mary Smith, Mrs J.S Snider, W F (Agt) Scarr, Dr F - , Small, Rufus Spencer, Levi Sprinkle & Bro, Saddler. A ai Smith, Robt Strange, W F (Estat-; Stirewalt, Jacob (Guardian) Stewart, George Strickland, .J G Stone, W DT Sears;WR Sloan, Wm Suggs, JT Turrentine, Jas Tatum, W H Turner, Wm Tate, AH. Thornburg, John. . Vance, ZB Williamson, Mrs ma v Watson. JM Walsh. A L Wads worth & Miller, Whitehurst, Mrs Sarah Walker, Fannie Wilson, J W, Jr, White. J M Walker. Cyrus . , ; " Wilson, JH N Walker. W JS Wilkes, John , WflksJR . , , Wilkes, John (Agt) Wearn.WS WUboo, Chas . w . .. ., Wanng, W.P White. EH - Wriston,1 M L. Wooten, J F White, Mrs J H Wilton, G E Wilson, J H , . . x-..,. Young.. Mrs.Sarah (Estate) ie21.10t v.- - o -J 1 J , .1872 5 & 3 00 , 2 25 4 60 2 Zfr 00 13 50 3 00 - v7 40 42 7S V 9 00 3 00 9 00 134 00 1 50 1 50 2 25 3 00 12 00 7 50 10 50 3 00 107 43 21 85 3 75 4 75 6 00 ,104 80 6 75 3 60 280 50 1 50 2 25 2 25 4 63 18 37 3 00 3 50 ' 7 50 10 50 45 70 4 50 1 50 109 50 5 23 182 6 72 1 87 2 25 18 75 12 10 3 00 2 22 3 00 3 00 5 25 3 75 9 00 7 50 1 50 3 75 6 94 1 50 11 25 3 85 6 TO 3 75 1 50 46 95 15 50 3 40 3 00: 6 25 4 50 2 25 18 75 5 25f 3 20 22 00 24 75 22 50 135 00 2 25 15 O0 3 00 51 20 1 50 4 50 5 65 15 00 5 25 7 50 6 52 3 00 187 3 00 3 00 I 02 16 57 19 40 40 57 10 93 3 00 18 72 2 25 32 50 5 40 5 64 3 93 75 9 75 3 75 5 25 13 10 91 21 5 25 6 85, 3 00 7 50 4 50 3 75 4 87 2 35 3 08 15 1 50 11 25 3 00 68 85 5 25 3 75 3 00 21 75 5 23 3 75 4 28 3 00 4 50 4 88 8 43 46 50 6 90 3 19 6 62 efccV JfOTHERloAoftfuounnHc f??,8!'Pr!?5i..iH! La cheap, cash aiore ccilaflju.1 m ww jew. 1 Jill B. Ht. SMITH. SasarvCtird Eleat. - - 'i. '.. . Pl-J-JLii'' J-I. HAMS, rtrtwiMen,- wnw ! beef', all canvassed and warranted. Just from th smoke w. Jt - . w, ' - n1 rinnr nhnvR XfarkeW . TO TnXJJPUCUC s ScPEKisTENDEirrB Omcs AT4QBR.,) i o :i . Chablotti, JUIW ZU.-1874." ; TN order to acoommodata persons Wishing in attnri. fkimmeneement Exaroiswi . at ; . . ,, . . Davidson CbltejrerOn Wednesday andThurar Leave Cbarlptte at . 21' ft. Leave Davidson OofStf cr. A M. ; . . ; .V .5.00 PM, Th train lea vine Charlotte at -8i25 '.P. M, will go through to Statesyille. Fare. for the MnjMi. Hollar '' ' june20-;5k ; Soperinteudent. ; Platttlns Ftotatoebi AS the Irish Potato'lCrop is almost it feil ure. I have ordered, and received, thU mornimr, an elegant lot of Jfeaen mow, mat nave come m piuou.vyv.-. . lew uttjra uatTfr are also oener these are solid and, when cooked will be mealy and deli cious. For sale at the Cheap. Caah Store, where, I am napp to people do n6t ask for credit. . Also another ' lot Qtt elegant Breakfast Bacon, at ' ttTL,c. - jel i .lkmtfax a'i F: M; Shelton, i . Keeps constantly in stare Furniture ia' great variety and of the, very latest styles, and is selling for casL only, cheaper than the same class of goods hare ever been sold in the Ci tv nf nharloffe. and as cheao as anvone can possibly sell A csJl from all is respectfully solicited, june9. 3 00 26 70 1.00 5 25 38 58 24 75 22 50 112 50 BETWEEN" Moore's tin shop and Smith 4 Hammond's, a child's Gold Bracelet, one half covered and the other plain, with hooks on each side of the clasps for chain. A suit able reward will be given the, Under. Ap ply at Farmers' Saving Bank1,. -t -, je2o ..-a -v.Vf -tr'yif m' Matrimonial Advertisement. WANTED, by the' undersigned, a Wife. In order to tacilitate the pbject in view, as well as to avoid the numberless inconveni ences, formalities, et cetera, attending the ordinary mode of courtship, he has thought proper to adopt, the, press as fc medium of communication with the fair sex -: He begs leave to state that nofemale, un less shepcesjtnefcIowiDgiiuaJiacations. heed apply for the situation, namely! She must be between the ages of twenty and for ty; must possess' a modicum, of femaie cbrm, that Is. must be neither reel-footed, hump-backed nor cross eyed must be able to read and. write br own verncular Intel' liglbly ; must be , lite rally , en lowed with meeane-s. pat nc, gentleness and self-d nUl ; must- Understand every braiicb'oi house-keepine front. dusting the tabl- to cookinff a. porta fa Jot gnu ;. must4f ntamstrsRHnd nurs ; mn-t be a practical gardener, hort-icultarist and agrlculturalivt; also, a good economist and flnanclallst; last ly, she must possess an income of from live to ten thousand dollars. . Va :tm"f- i . . I insist upon the last mentioned qualifica tion, because sacfc is my regard for the fair I could ;notr brook - the 'idea of setting a wife up m an establishment, otherwise than elegant and recher ch4. I will add that -a woman of t&clturn or oa tern plat ive, ra ther than of a loquacious OT communica tive, turn of mind, would be much 'preferr ed. ' . ' ; !. .-.-' ; .- . 4 4, With regard to myself, I will state that my own endowment are numerous. . Al- tn rVi tiAt. hanrl anwiA ' 4a spamamIIv aatij ceded that I am fine looking,- possessing lively, rose-colored i complexion, flashing grey eyes, a high, very high, forehead.whicfi pi esent toe phrenological developments, a nose somewhat large,:but elassicai in shape; a moutn, agreeauie in expression, ana aa mlmblv adaoted to tb.-tmrToses for whlol ature intended In manners, I am dig for whioh nifled, yet agreeable ; to. conversation, flu ent, often eloquent; in politics, con serva tive, in religton, '.orthodox,- I . ana -still young, mat is, Tinaer vu, ana wear my own hair and teeth.. ajMy- height is that- of , tbe Apollo Belvidere, five feet ten Inches ; am somewhat stouter than the Jreek model, however, mv . wehrht beinar . about fifteen stone. My temper .whfen nothing ruffles it. o ok Is good, my health, first-rate,-and I am a a 7 I graduate of a college. I say nothing about 50 i 12 41 40 2 25 4 50 22 60 3 00 3 90 18 00 my finances, for I, do not address myself- U the mercenary, a duality too odiona to be encouraged or even tolerated ia aemaie J uisuy, i am a Dacneior.wiina heart stU4 intact, and only watt to be introduced to the woman answering the above description, to lay my virgin affections at her feet. ; ' Jel8 X.'Y. Z.,atthUx)fflce. Charlotte, N. J une 1, 1874. 0 r.Wii 50 00 3 70 j r.t 30 00 6 65 10 12' 33 45 3 00 3 85 4 50 5 3 25 33 68 3 83 33 88 45 00 4 65 '33 75 4 50 3 00r 7 50 2 25 2 25 75 00 '-2-22 5 45 4 50 7 75 ,2 225 5 25 420 35 5 25 3 52 , 86 25 '. 3 75 5 22 :. i2438 - ; 3 75 ,3.00 6- 89 65 ' . 75 ' 7 182 87 . 3 00 . 37 50 K. -Eft WIN. WE have just receiyd tsndh -additions to our stock of genW furnishing -goods, as should attract every.-gentiejnah of taste. Among other articles which have just- been opened, we mention an elegant lot (f white marsaUles . vests, beautifully . trimmed in black -and blue omethingT-'iiewi in'Hnis market ; black doeskin 'ptntr, of the finest and handsomest .quality-jV flight , Summer goods of all style and' fabrics, The attention of gentlemen is invited to those new additions to our stockAw. ... ;:apt.l7v 3. A. YOTJKGf & SON. ' ALL personal holding- approved claims against the city for the purpose of pay- ing taxes for the year 1873, mf present them to me at Capt, Nash's office on. Thurs day or Friday, of this week.' or their 'names wUl appear on the Ust ordered by-the Board to be. published, which list will appear, in Saturday's Obsskve&J J - - t. City Marshal. ' TWO ROOMS of a pleasant cottage located in A desirable part of the cityr, with the exclusive use of a doable kitchen and one balf of a large garden- j - Also,' tbe privilege of fruit and grapery; - There is, a well; of water in the yard.' -Also: Btables. Ac."' To a good tenant terms. will bq moderate: m j i Apply immediately to :, ' ; . junell.tr - j;;PUBEF0Y, , , ,i iK -vi .o.V.lJ- t'. Tryon St: - ...... ,M.,y.l.,J,;.-.- - ' " i:- ALEX. WELLS, .A. XI. WON & COi;i Ala Address To-day. GEN'L A. H, com, v rrr. v ice. rresiaem of the Southern 4fe Insurance Compa-' ny will organize the Local Advisory, Board of Trustees, for the Charlotte District Agen cy, to-day, and ne wm aiso- aeiiver an- aa dress. Members of the Board will please be nrPKPnt.. ami all the business and nrofesslon- ing will take place at the Coart'.House this J .TtMaanoUdj W M(itfAibU?&. morning, at 10 o'clock -. I 4. - I tsi-rn' ' -r ' "e s TobaticoMdnufdtfurers, Zn 2QihV between Main ahd FranklitT fcU.; ?l . RICHMOND. VA. ; , ASON'S Improved Je20 If itl ceivedat W. E. BUBWELL '& CO y springs' comer. other brands. ' .mokiog of all gradea. ja:l2in "'':Xf-- 4 3."t?-.