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: ..1 ry.. ngAPTrviw : r ,
t : : - i - ''-! -t t -v c-. '
Change Schedule on the
mHB Sehedale oa tbis road changed' on
Train No 1 Sonth, leaves Char-' "
" No 2, North, arf ves V rT? m"
" ,No6,North arrives: J"'
tic, Teiwiessee & Ohio Road S
Hickory, White SlphurS Jri?L Sn1 Avi!,e'
ville, and with cSoCcnTSfforLln'cofn"
ton. aeaveland and Patterson sShfJ ? "
, ftV Genl Superintendent,', Agent
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE
rpRAVEtEllS and fWicenerairy are
J- hereby notified thatSUNDAY PA
jelg-6t-,v MasterJTransportation.
THE M OUTH CAROLINA
Beneficial..; Association,
CHAtlLOTTE, N. C.
Manager Office, iade Street ' Opposite
' Vie 'Mhrket House. '
SUPPLEHENTA5Y BATES at ONE DOLLAB
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY.
TTEAEAFTER, on fiaturdayg, the Western
Notice to t he Trii d e .
"RR9?.t1,,y. Will offer eater in
.irT tk loinose who pnrchiwe tosell
"j www uoosein me city
Cakes; Bread, Pie9, ; &c.
r
CD
7S-U
a- j
78-13
7&-H
78-15
2-4175
'2-$120
'34100
2-4 80
2-t 60
a
to
?200
t 3
fl30
..
tiotr
$80
$20
16'
tu
112
$10
" m
Ma
, a
o
4 fori
4 fori
4 fori
4 fori
a
g 3
3w
7 S
The Charlotte ObscrYcr.
lTrRX.TRTTT iw
'JONES PENDMTONPhopbikto I
, springs' Building, Trade Street.
' BATES OF 8UB8CBIPTI0H.
---j eM ciaavanr. 7 no
5 So
rl .' " vance,..; .. -t 7
Onemonth, in advance,... .... . : 1 IJ
WeeJfly, one year........... ...i J"".."" 2.00
j;f cross k o They Z
miested tn ;; :'.,,";"8 pecuuiiy re-
RATI3S, OP ADVURTISrXG,
vi.Co4uweone time. $1 nrt
J vv
. r---- -isi. 1 so
tiireeuayB
four days
nve days.,
one week.
two weeks.k..
three -weeks...,
nif Advertisement taken S
iow rates
JSSalS? qnarter-cl
"M""'" as a naii-coiunin.
CIT7-: INTELLIGEHCE.1
, Tha Observer is the oniv nL ' vv !
1 llshed. in the State" West of Raleigh
" S T es "o latest , telegraphic dis
patches every morniuffw BosftiVa.
pieaee make a note of this.
;Freerpni that venalitv whlrh r.'
rgpts the.coiiefcieiitc, onjhatj pfwhteh
t
.. 2 00
.. 2 50
.. 3 00
...3 50
5 00
6 50
8 00
$204300
$15-9200
$12-$150
$10-1125
$8-$100
$400
$300
$200
$150
$125
EXPLANATION OF THE
Scheme Ind Rates
F i v
, V
pnreharTchoe their wiTiSmgSfS
v.T - "J unvwa oauots of tnv
Current Cake.14 niece for ; OT,eS 1 . - r . "
Hponge Cake, (iced) 14 pieces for
""S vura, 04 lor
fiea, 14 ror
J. 00
1.00
Bread, ordinary Loaf. S2 Loave for l.oo
Julylft-tf, Vf r - - rVTrade Street.
f-aiKlrelh's Turnip Seed.
' - Purchase can select; a i Numher ticket;
Also, a S number ticket- . I- C V
7
"Also, a single number ticket
CIlOONA t,hl mm nnmk.. ....i. . . . r '
. . " uumireiB, uu aii wnatever
diWSS-'irS. wery. is to toe
WE have recerred all the most desirable S!STT2SL5e8on 8 to vendor's of-
seed, which are offered at the TloweVt ma 2Sli
prices by,-; : - W K BURWELL & CO. I himacertiiicafTuemTTT
Springs' Corner Charlotte,' N. C. -
juiy 10 11. - v
. Drugeists. I ?n?r ne. ame numbers ,upon the Mann.
. . . F,r Af?'815er-nq purchasers will be care-
CH AH LOTTE ITIURETsT
. 'lUorrected Baity.
Cctton Market.
Strict Good Ord7naVy;;.r; V f JJ
,..rxw Middling J' ArAA
Marke dun!na " 14J16
4 -. , ;. ;
Country Produce.
itsuytng Hates.)
Baam Hams, -per lb
Sides,
" Shoulders,
V;'4 Hog Round,
Btesieax-
&tter-Choic(s,
Brandyy-Apple,
. preach,
" Mixed,
per doaetf,
oMr-Familyssfcr -;
" - Extfaf'tBlC'1-
.?BlackbeTrfes,:
f-ckenVAWngV -
.l1erpjv
id-Dryf -.v i;t
" Green, ' - -tarrf
Good. ; " , I
Joi White, ,. 7
Oo Black,
- : White, 1
i2W. , j 75. a 80 f67ibs to UushelJ
:tt .;i"r' - v 1.20
- inuij - -J0
1 35
50
14 a 15
Hi a 12
10
m
25
-25
200 a 2 .10
1.10
lv05
15
4.00
3.75
3 60
' 2.00
; 2.50.
16 a 20
60 a 75
. 20
- r.' 14
;: :-v7
v 13 sf !4
1.15
V "60
50
roCAL.JDOTS.-i
Not a case befpre the Mayor yesterday.
Charlotte is singularly destitute of nnhli
amusements just- now." '
We direct attention to. -the nrfVMt.i
ui iroi b von JUeyerhorT. We learn that
he is succeeding well with his new enter-i
prise. ; - -
We are requested to sav thnt the -nnt.i?n
is cordially invited to attend the meeting of
elders and deacons in the First Vrfar,
vnurcnp-aayv; ? fm
n was a kind and corhraendablrf mii thaf
of some members of the Trvon Strfift xr w
Church, South, at Charlotte, who presented
a handsome set of pulpit and 1 tar fur
niture to the new Methodist. ' fnlnr.W U
Monroe. Such bractiiMl Ylliiisi.riir.n
i -. ... - w wm v- Js vj VX
'love among brethren' is refreshinn- snni.
eigh Christian Advocate. ff'd 1 ' ' -
We again tell correspondent" that it..i
positively agajnst our. rules to .publish com
munications which are : written i orfiVoth
sides of the sheet. Manv arhV.IPs whiVh
1 " " " - A H ,
would take pleasure iin sivine place in nnr
columns,rfind their way to the waste bis
kefbecause written "on bolth?siaerf kit fb
paper.
But two weeks left on which to reeister.
This must be done if you have 'changed
your residence or become of age since the
last election. Upn'tput it off till tM !to
No one can regis'tefon'the day of election.
' -r- rrr tr- '-'V -
How is This l-We are'-nrmlihtv 'in rriA
hat th e, fri cids Of the 'A - T &0 Railroad
Cxmpany,undervit!r present' mnlimft
tendered Col L D Cliilds the cash i Vn.ln, Vf
nis judsmentngaihst said road, which Was
promptly declined byr the Colonel for'the
tMtn t- a " if ,' " ':-"'
vuCyiH ue auegea, tiiat he could do bet-
i A petition fro hi TP Tfolton 'fm-1.
sien to rect bill bojards at lamr) posts on cor
ners of Trade and Tryon " streets, was, ' on
motion', laid on the table.- s . '
;'A petition from the butchers of jtl"". city,
asking that the market regulations" be. so
amended as to Require the Market House to
be kept open from 4 to.7, o'clock iP -Mr- and
-the! whole of Saturdays, and that persons' he
allowed to sell meat on the 'street after ' nine
o'clock in the market, was, on' motion,
granted. : 2
A petition ; was trranieA in
- .. ' --wn w- iliUlUllLlBbC
The Committfift anmintad An -. f K .nKt.
w cnurcnesana tne eyangeiistic a
bjorpresent dieir viewa in the following res
olutions, via: .-y . , , jNt, ,.-,. 4, .f
Rso That . the hope of . spreading
and strengthening Presbyterian ism, is based
npoa exteadiag aid to enable them to have
the gospel pJr$ached till they ; can- become
aelf-snstaininv ' .w : - - V , - '
Setolvea; That th& aid mast be" raised hv
the strong churches in parti and that the
ChrIetl5tN.
ureav"ue or tne gospel must he: cliieffy
Pe by.evangeliats; sent and 'sustained by
the Presbvterv. 't - -i -r
esbvterv .
Reaolved, That we recommend, that th
W M Leckbarfe for boarding and lodciiiff " tl "dW"'. Teeul! Jorvicee 5 whetf! there,'i -no
diHou by tlie police.- . . u I Las prospered them: to aid and .tnCrthm
, On motion of Alderman Johnston Mr tnem in eostaining the ministry; kr ,l",
Lockhart was allowed 13 days board j at 75 Thia report was received jand, adopted?-
cents per dayl-.--.vfe.-jJ.s-:.- Tne Convention then adjourned tUl'to.
'A petition of Aleck Henderson ; fo't extra morrow at"9 o'clock AMI with grayer by
service Was referred toltfir Ceme Rev John Douglas. ' " a ?
Mr MSffi ,Grf 88 v w!d7f-of ChAr
appointed cbnsiderlhe pWtiori vf5pIIW,n 19 a of grass widowers
trvif r., A - . jot this city so far aa thew hare renorted r. is
Institute, .for: the, .benefit oT the graded w", . P 8 Vili8naQt and Rim Mau.::
cdnJmittwhichremme
stanoethitte said stock he not so 4$ S Tt W'.
ferreotHne by the dty'io 6e:ept: 7?
with the private stock for the igfnaBtb- T'S i
jectinain In this city :jPein4ie ? , 1? McDonald, Postffice
Academy of high 6rder.. The committee, Fk. Reading-room - ;
however, suggested that the grounds ( and WterBrem,, Hardware,
building of the male school (a part:- of. the JonesOBSKBV
same interestLbe used fothR ua preneaa, Business..,
the graded school; - , - sris Koellsche, Book-keeper
The report referred to thnccess of the 'SASP!SrcfiiteCt
graded school in city, and recommend- 3? BostX FJ?0,m
ed that every practicable encouragement he" w '8!"?'",
rrfrpn tn ?t i,.f i.L.- u- 7. 1VL' W M Shipp, Lawyer r
It .
-? --v
W-Tub washe.1,
Unwashed
40
' f rer'a
, i ful to see them entered un th Rir
";inefla58er8 are responsible for that
"Tonched Bottom at Last". . 'Iv&foSX?
eiaas no difference in what iJrder ther may
JfeKJ-iKS ?-e. would-reeeiye for hlane
AN NOUN C KM CM T.
The niany; friends of Win. p. Little, an
nounce him as . candidate for Sheriff of
Mecklenburg county, subjeot only to the
vote of thepeople, at the election in August
next.i And il elected, he. will not st
have made a great reduction - U pnrehaw thrWnumber ticket, say o7aSi rr Countr Commissioners
r. - , , f one dollw, tn the same ballot, ini ihe A????! ?f0deJmquent tax payers,
lowtn lifiM r ni -.f-TrK. "? 1 three; numbers - should be drawn ' 2 - May 24th., 1874.
... -,-.,,,-j'V;. , ... i lu UBk umer mer may
, , - . - . .. nvisuiaiu. (u, i s Si-.JS- r..-r.
111 ail IDA inllOtttnor nM rr flnnlo .-- uuiuuen BUOQ1Q . DA anvil nnf. k
" ' " , y..". vt Would recftlvn I"n ' Tr t
Muslin SWhWli, .Li-J"!??"1 receive $1. If he
7 r-",vi '"w'Wkjwutw wuiuiw )nu uuinoer ucKet, say for one
Cloths. Chambras. flinphnmn I drawn, he would receive S16. If he nnrnhns
f 2 v
Lawns, Gra Cloths, and all coods pertain-- "aWn e wou,d receive for ono-
nig to that department must and .will-be
sold. Call soon before' the close of the
. Iannuricjmyself an independent candi
date for the office of Sheriff of Mecklenburg
county, at the election in August
.''th ' W II H HOUSTON.
May 15, - -
season.
Many goods in the NotionV and Fancy
i - - " ' - - N
Goods Department, such as ; Bibbons, Col-"
lars, Cuffs, Peque .Trimmings, Ac, will be
. t , r ....... . f'. . .
sold at Bareain Counter rrioi.
.' v- r.'MnandP. M.
a nanosome lot French,- cotch,V! and
American- Cassimerea, . Cents an Boys
clothing, and Gents Farniahing Jaoods gen
856,00 for I on Each
' , AND : ,
XVERY 'STATIOlTin all BALLOTS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
ThpfA will Ha rrU.A t aax.u. .
day, viz: SUPPLEMENTARY CLASS AT 12
. nd SUPPLJfiMENTART CLASS I AT 5
bdeJK?itedlth 'P'ess Agents or Mana
gers thirty minutes before each drawing.
erally, baye been rednced aifd will be sold
to close, at prices that cannot fall ti induce
a purchase. McMUHKAY & DAVIS.7
july'16-tf.
New Gloucester mackerel. 2,,
T UST received, new and fat Mackerel, direct
age or retail, I have just received -and
opened one bbl of Lanier's "Pride f Davie"
Aorth Carolina Distilled Corn Whiskey,
which Is not excelled by any In our market
drawing.
THE' F0LL0 WING LIMITS MUSf
BE OBSERVED VIZ : . ;
"- -.! .. - . -...r, .
Not more than 15.00 on a Single Number"
3.00 on Two Numbers
For jSale.
Mr-
rPHAT house and lot our Corner of Cemete
Jl ry Avenue and Sixth street, opposite
A McNinch's For price,, terms.? Ac., an
Ply to A H Creswell, Charlotte, N C or the
gubsriber, at Black's Station. S C. -,
JnlvnZw. . L W.OHBORNF!
W R BUHWELE & CO,
Druggists and Chemists, 1
Springs' - Corner. .
JE?IJTJKY and Tooth Paste, (English:)
Hoytta German Cologne. '
Long German CblogSe, 1 , ' 2
LubinVExtrartsI: 'i.'-" 1?? ,
extract Qpoponax. " - 4 .
Jnlyl7tf7 . W R BUR WELL A CO: ;
PtUVIANByrnp: ' -TT-
or's cod Liver Oil and Lime." .
fee Baker's Cod Uver Oil. -
MaUer's CodLiverOil. - V- ,
"wwwi i uoa ljiver uii.' -
nepswo uompo una .f
Smny Liver. BeguUtorT; "
ttooflands German Bitters. 4 '
jJHlers Khenmatic Remedy. ' ' '
i arrant Heltzer Aiwn.n J-
osadall. , Just received at
LOO on Three" Numbers on Eleven Ballots'
2,00 on Three Numbers for all other
LOOon Foui" Numbers.'
8.00 on a single Station Number. ; -
era candidate for Congress, from the Sixth
Coneressional niatrint bU! "ri"
-w - , tiu party
dn0wledgmS no affiliaUon with any
.T W yEC. Davidson.
Neryous Diseases.
The nervous costem o
v.. .aviwoc3 a puwexiu
innaence over thrffcrocfin 4 .
tion absorpuon, n,d the circulation of the
T'T iUi Purpose seeias to be to bind to
gether the machinery of the body, and to
eral parts. Disease of the nerves are mn
V tl ntw-t -1 ISO . j . "
uinciuus uuu uuiictivc now than at any fori
mer period a result due to the luxurious
uaoita oi the age, and to the- excitement
luc ouuggm lur weaitn nd position
kindlej and inflames. - Almost every indi
vidual one meets in society, of either sex, is
troubled with some nervous affection or oth
er, Amoner t.n a -varinna noW;nTMd.i
recommended by the profession or recoffniz
ea by the general public as nerviness,- Hos-r
wiicr a oiomacn iiitters occupies the ' fore
most place. PhvsiH
cede to it very extraordinary tonic properties.
wjim'iH ; an inyigorant with all
Classes of the cnmmiinit i
demand for the artio.le whiW k w;v,..j
conpetition,,and is still continually increas-
, , -icoo, fiuuuuuins, autnors,
lawyers, inventors, speculators in short, all
eueinexcinS Paite, will
vu.9 uvavAui aiberaure ana restorative
the IllOSt restful cordial fn fna a
. - - - - , a w v wtai aa uuu
the overtasked nervous system that the com-
uiueu ,iaouroes oi Dorany-and chemistry
have yet given to the world. It is agreeable
,ui. moic, uiuxuoies yigesnon, . regulates
wic it.ci a uu m po weis, uepurates the
blood, and is. the most helpful elixir in cases
of severe mental : despondency that fever
l'hePuhiican;i
put out by the Republican convention which
met in this city last Saturday. 1rf nor. onvo
satisfaction by a j use full, and many of the
most prominent men of the party, in this
city, f.penly declare that they will not vote
lor it,. It is rumored, and we baye it froiu
good, authority, that another convention
will he called shortly to repudiate the meas
ures taken by the last one to wipe out and
start anew. The truth is that many of the
Republicans of this place are too decent to
vote for Logan and others on the ticket, and
even the dictates of party cannot force them
to doit, r ?
Well, it is a Kilkenny cat fight in which
we have'no concern other than that of an
interested spectator. . It's none of our fune
ral, and it matters little who they put up to
be beat, as whoever they may put op will be
very certain iy - ?. ; - , y:
pent as it is useful,
The report was adopted and ordered to be
filed, to betaken np again when occasion
may require.
- On motion of Mr McNinch the following
order was made : '
Ordered hv tha TtnarA rf 11n.n i.-i
the order heretofore made by this Board, in
reference to the approval and certification of
bills against the city, be repealed, 'and the
following substitute adopted instead there
of, viz;
That all bills and accounts be approved by
the chairman and (wo members of the coai
jnittee of that department on account; ;of
wuicu feiren Din or account may be made.
That all bills or accounts not made against
nor on account of any particular depart
ment be approved by the Chairman and two
or any.JJiree members of the Finance Com
mittee. And that the Treasurer be author
ized and directed to pay the same upon such
approval," or receive the same, on such ap
proval, iu payment of city tares or other
dues to the city.
On motion the Board adjourned.
WFCook, Plow
,.A JlNisbet, Candy,
rjexereoAbli '
1 - - fumed (IX V) on ThnSSu. tnk-??- . '
be madf. nr tnr tin. vl r."Iirimwa will . .
' 3iS,-p;r,,,!,-?,,f": o !
ed hut riHlr. JCT "y v reqair. '
of ihbKMRXW"ble feature. -
fSfiS: J5SS22 Lh?l?rtncipa?. s
edactSon trctare of n "womplished
For addltimikl i .
ViiS2.filowtaf.,u few of the many tea
SJShf omofeaslr arid Mida
m 1 1Utle nd success as Teaehera"
Pw"aw'6f4Mu1 Lanruage
Krtni. VgSuflr
Superintendent Pnblick Schools,
;!,!".r' ' - ' ;'- 'feiift'5;;PhiladelphiaPa." ,
mr Jl acqoalnted with Professor and
Madame DeCastro, and, therefore SrSk
advisedly in reference to tbdAbaracterVaS
tainmente, etc. .They are both masters -in
&a? and;moi!? d Itnow theirm.
inent fitness to fill these departments
Theideportment is Signified and exemp a
ryv ? An. institution of learning will alwavs
its corps of teaehm5!
COL
POOL,S3APPornTMiarTS nr
-, r. ; THE ' WEST. - ' ';.)
Col. Stephen D. Pool, our candidate
for Superintendent of the Public Iri
etruction', will speak at the ; following
places and Jtimes : ; .
inly 20, StatesvilleJlredeltlcountyV
. July 21, Newton Catawba county.
- July 23, Asheville; Buncombo' coun
ty. -: ; J'
Grange MEjNGs.-e have been
requested to announce that Hon. T
A. Thompson, Lecturer oC the Nation
al Grange, of the Patrons of Husband
ry will .address the people,, in the in
terest of this order at the following
times and places : . ...
Blacksville Monday, SOtk.
Morsanton Fridav. Julv 24t.h
Hickory Station Saturday, July 25th,
Lenoir Tuesday July 28th.
Tayiorsville Thursday July 30th.
- vv lucesooro j naay j uly 31st
tTA m "11 - . "
Rev Dr VVi'sou on Woman's True
Sphere Many-of our citizens will remem
ber the splendid sermmt which Rev Dr Jos
R Wilson. Pastor of the First " Presbyterian
"BKii, iiimciwi inriuic iue i , imcuuiu x- iiuoj juiy oxsb.
pupi!8 of the Charlotte Institute for Young J . Statesyille Saturday August, 1st
i" me occasion oi tne recent cora
men cement exercises of . that institute. A
correspondent of the Southern Presbyterian
writing of the.exercises, speaks of Dr Wil
son's sermon as fellows : "On the'following
bunday evening, at 8 P M, th& annual edu
rjlHOS. S. ASHE, the Democratic Conserv-
; j. , mivb oauutuace ior tjongress, will aa.
dress his fellow-citizens at the following
uuits uuu oidcea i
Lee Duulap. AVe. take (he following
from the Raleigh Kews. It carries its own
comment, and shows that if a negro who
kiils"a Southern white man can only" get his
case in the United Ste tes Court, corrupt par
tisan judges wilfiee to It that a richly de-;
served punishment is not visited upon him :
"The histojr of this murderer is familiar to
the people of the State. The way Federal
officials have intervened to shield him from
punishment for the horrid crime he com
mitted is known to all. The reason that al
lusion is now made to him is to sfcuW ! the
public the manner of his inmrisnnmptit. n
isallowed we are fold", to wro 'whenever 1p
chooses, to spend the night at the house xof
his wife, and frequently plays hostler at the
stables of the Sherjff without guard. Dun-
lap could make'off any day he sees fit, biit
being subsisted Without effort on his rnrt
and knowing that no punishment will ov-.-
, -v ..vn,ui iu miiitui in-His"
present quarters.? The. attention of United
States Marshal Hill is 'respectfully directed
to tins matter." 1
Dallas, Monday, ' ' "
Newton, Tuesday, .r .
cational sermon was preached befoie the S'
young ladies of the Institute and a large as- Beattie's Ford, Friday H
sembly in the First Presbyterian Church of Alexandriana, Saturday,"
Cliarlotte. bv the Rev Dr Jos Ji v ; irm "i Ful woods' Store, Monday,
muuiuc, jiueouay,
by the Rev Dr Jos R Wilson.
Columbia, from I Cor. xiv:31: Let your
women keep silence in the chHrehes for it
is nnt jjennitted unto them to speak ; but
they are ciuuirided-tO be under obedience,
as also saith the law;' Dr Vllsoh "defined
in the moslrlocld manner the true sphere of
woman and inveighed unsparingly against
those Amazonian zealots ,who persist in un
sexing hemselyes. by a departure rojai that
sphere so-clearly set forth in Scripture. His
was a sermon of great power, evincing in its
conception profound thought and extensive
researeh.'.and it produced a w6& impression
upon all who heard it Dr Wifson presents'
a commanding appearance, in the pulpit
He is of medium height, rather disposed to
corpulency, and has a most benignant ex
pression of countenance. He is one of the
great lights of the Southern Church."
July 20th':
" 21st.
22nd.
" . 23rd-
24th.
25tb.
27tb.
M
14
j . . v WJIU
Bancom's Store, Wednesday, " ,29th.
Big lick, Stanley Co., Thursday, " 30th.
jsetnei, uaoarrus Co., Friday . 31st.
Albemarle, Saturday, ' Aug. 1st.
Mt. Qilead, Montgomery Monday. " : 3rd
July 18 tf.
New. Advertisements. ftiL
President Oelethoroe UnlvArtw rim
SiB-Ypurs,forwardei from St.
S's'fme last evening, and " I hasten to
reply;? I have .known Prof DeCastro and
1 fo; neariy . four: years. . For a
''n w2et- agea in Kash
Ville Uniyeraity-ftf h4v. .
. r;, -"v "uvii- xwoa men in
hfaction to,all concerned,
paring the past year,, he lias taught , in St
Lma where I now. reside, and it gives me
great Pleatawto bear testimony to the abS
l?,0111 AanfiM and music of Prof
DeCastro; and wife.: Their : moral character
l -above . reproach, and i their - success
H?.!6 ton- They are 'persons,
f .: wh0" gentlemanly, and J lady-like
quahties will make them;1apleasana icqui
aition socially.. I sincerely ;ope you will
be fortunate enough to secure their services.
President of Washington Unlversitv.
i ,,-1 .. -.: .-w...- st Louis, Mo.
From the Republican Banner, NashviDe.1
TheconcCTtforthe benefit of- the ladies'
Memorial Association tcok place last night
at Mawnio jHallWiThe concert, was under
the v dirtcuonr of f Professor: DeCastroI th e
celebrated andtpopular musician ; of our
DeCastrov a pianist of great skill and excel
lence. Her accomplishments were univer
sally ad mired, and she certainly toqehes the
keys jrith a delicacy, power and precision
seldom combined. Her style is one of bold
nessuand tonginality.- beautifully expressive:
In Uj duett, organ and piano, Professor and
Madam Showed thofr nmnlA..i .utn
both instruments." . - .. :. f."
? IFrom the Union and American, Nashville.
sOTe beautiful operetta, 'The Twin fiis
wi ?? hlbited last 'ght 4at Masonic
if alL; It was a great success In every sense
of the werd, under the admirable manace
ment of Professor and Madant DeCastru,
These entertainmenta are given for the or
phans, and will produce at least three thous
and dollars, foi-wbich the poor little ones
will be indebted to Professor and 4 Madam
DeCastro. All the reserved seats are taken
for the seven performances.; ? Let the house
be crowded every .night, as the entertain
ment is one of the most pleasing ever pre-'
sented to our citizens.".-;,". j-y. ,
V, I
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
ur iujs 'f ' - '
w5 wrV7?Ue, "51 P1,81 Ver i ' Slyl8-fl8t25:
--- --------:-"ry"vv--wjoi. ever
cheered the depressed spirit,"' of ,ron or wo
man. - . , - '
TEN'THOUSKB DOLLARS INJ '
, 'I
r tt 4 SUPPLEMENTARY'
- - i
- St
.All Communications Strictly! Confix
i j-UBUUHl.-,, -
i
VPBA WINGS IN PUBLIC
Post-Office "DlrectorvThe fn1
statement of the hours fofthe' opening," and
Closing of mails, is furnished us by the post-
North ifan,t - AM.S--;Vv J 6 P ll"
Air-i,ine aiau, 8 a. m. " g m
Stetesville Mail,'- C 10 AM4 2i P. M
Lincointon Mail, oi P. M. v - 7 p- M
Wadesboro Mail. - - 7 P: Af . . Tl t nc .
Beattie's Ford Mail arrives Mondays and
leaves Tuesdays. , ; . t Ut
I r; V - " v t.E.,McDokald '
IWckSf"' .4 "other lot. of barrel 1 Address-, , -
ar8gn , . N;4 WILLIAMS, Manager.; '
I '' iStPOda delivered free of rha. " V L. 1. - ...
a ' J jU jBUOXJIjEliB k CO. i inlv llUlm 1 p n nn7 14
1 , " 1 - " .
Flour! lour! i
l
A f!TTT, ... . f A A Tt A TtfiVX A ni? VinTTT?' " 1
&;fw-Mft? Tennessee Hams,"on sale
Jllv iatfV , ; 44 B ALEXANDEB.
wholesalfl and rpfn'l at.
jane 11' - A. Hi CRES WELL'S i
xigant' Cigars! !,V
-TUST received at' J'Xi: Brothers a 'Co's a
v cnoice iot oi cigars; tiiose who Indulge,
come before thejr are pone, as they are a
sample lot. J L BROTHERS & CO. je!6 it
y -The Charlotte I.nnd a trvnevl
fflHE undersigned are- constantly selling
the public the benefit'? of an established
agency; either for the sale or renting Of
lands. ; If we make no sale we make no
charge. Tf we do sell or succeed in renting
our cnarges are very low. -unelO
JONES & PENDLETON.
l-roceeqiiies bt the Board of A M
meu.rrThe Boardirict in recular
Monday night. Present, His Honor, the
Mayor, and Aldermen ..Ho well, McNinch,
Vpgel, Creswell, Walker. Horah. nPSurr
joonscou. r s s r. .-jr 'a I
The niinules dfthe last raeelinz were rend
and approved. " l-
The City Marshal, havine xenorted hia .
tion under the last order of th TtrT ' .'
directed to proceed forthwith to col Wt 'thai
.artearages of taxes "recently; published by
nun, wnicu may remain sti i nrmaid , w
gal processr inpursuarice of the charted and
oramance ot the city ; and the clerk' was di
rected to complete the tax-lisis for 'thecur
rent Year in accordance' with - th
oi tne charter or the city, .-.; -- J
' ' Mr S P Smith wa nrownt in ksf;.ii-o
izens of 1st Ward to Wrufwt. thav fe, ' J.
, L ! i.e.' ' "J-- . i -; "UUtU.N W
wiaen.-o-i street troui ,7tU towards "6th st,
seven leet 2 The portion lfinsr ori hfe'
eny na. wouia give to tne city if ifc would
,nx a common' rence of five feet height. :
; i jjxj7 jueas., wuv was- present, desired : the
widening of otn street frpm.B to X " '4 f
t On motion .both' n uesf ina
.the Street Committee with power! to act" '
r v . v . wu,j.vuuu.' uie isoard
agreed, to elect afonce a citvaltorney: ana
luo eiwupu. ueipg oraerea,- resulted in ?;hS
choice of Mr H W Guion:r, - . V Z ? t..
. Alderman Johnston 'Complained 'Of ""wag-"
ons from the country beina etonned infmn
of the Market vHouse,f 'thereby ..ihterferirig
with the renters f the market stalls. : .
On motion the matter was referred to 'tn
Clerk of the Market to assign proper rolaroa
i A ,petitlori;otW! Overman, "for permission
K,?l1 'a -P-ri rt i '' i-. - .. a
yyj uuilUB Jiauio SUUIUUU tU 1119 ilOUSC, COTO-
er 5th and Tryon -streets, endorsed bv ad
joining property owners, wns rTtM.
Meeting ojf the Riders aadJr3acaiis o
lectleuh.ui-c: Presbytery,
The Convention of TClHpr
-------- - VfU aMtVVIlM Vt
Mecklenburg' Presbytery-, met In the Base
ment of the First Presbyterian Church , yes ter
dayand was brought to order by calling T B
Price to the Chair as temporary President,
and J W Moore as temporary Clerk. The
toll of churches was then called, and about
05 Elders and Deacons were enrolled as' del
egates. It was moved and carried that 'the
President appoint a committee of three to
select and recommend; suitaWehames for
permanent officers : " Dr E Nye' Hutchinson;
R I McDowell, J D Kernswere appointed on
this committee, and rafter consultation ' re
ported as follows J I H iWilsonPresident
J M 'Alexander and I , W Moore, Vice Presi
dents; H K,Reid and :J, JEIGougef decretal
ries.-.-. -The repo:rtwaa adopted, and the peri
manent officers took their "se&ts.'? After on'
appropriate address by thevPresideritv the
Convention proceeded to business ;t"
j It was resolyed'that the President'appoint
a committee of four on each, of the -following
subiects ; ' - .
On SaLoath A-hooJjt-T Til Kmn' t t iJL' f
Oswald Alexander, Hugh M Parks, Wra: II
Michael. ;y . t
Robt I McDowell, E C Kuvkendalf ' H' Tl
King, R C Nance. t is : j y " , . , i .
Oir iS.enafojv--JohuA. Ynnni knht i
McDowell, J M Caldwell JM Sample .J R
Hutchison. ' " , . f
r OnMdershij)' and Deaconshipi-J J Rankin .
-A S Henderson H K Reid,' J;K Patterson.
i A Walker -,.'c V "
, , AFTEBKOOS SES8I0S,-, t -
The Convention 3net accord iiW
menyarid. 'spent half honr .it; devotional
services.". -'". i j - . ... v
-r The Committee on Sabbath g chooia asked
andobtamed longer time for s endimr in re
port.. ... -,
Robt I McDowelh Chairniar r.
mittee on Wea Churches-, cia dethe follow-
1 finAt
- ChaelottE, July 21,' 1874.'
Class 68, drawn at 12 Mi 33, 60, 55, 4,
53. 78. 11. 22.-24.-S. SO. V&: 31 i ' - , . .-'.-
Class 59; drawn at 5 P. M 74, 67, 72.
59. 32. 49. 2. 17 1.1 Rl M 9ft .
Class 60, drawn at 9 P. M.-74.' 58, 4t,8
w, xa, Z4. iu, ozt lo, l, do, 0, 30 . ' ,3
i:J. N.TvILLIAMS.1
' Commissioner.'"
r- ' . : ... -. r. iv v j.. " nt v
Knigbts f Pythias -A, c
11HERE will be a call meeting of Charlotte
..t Lodge No 17 K P4 for installation of offi
cers this (Wednesday) evening at 8i o'clock
sharp. jVisitiDg Knights are respectfully in
vited to attend. - A-'
By order of s; f :T '
-i a AAUAiaiU)Av '
D. P. Hutchison , K..R.fc 8. - ..
july 22 It. ' ft . - -
CHE RISING ; SUN:
. om!e nd Democrat copy twice now, and
twice in September. , y , , .
.of Vlenu;:,-;,Vvi
i 1
:;
ft:
bi , vuiaie uaouuo ;u me CUlUVatlOn"' ' '
i of the voices, theory and practice of'
4
Music, upon any instrument in Charlotte, N
C. where ne him rwrrn nnantlv lnrato1
... .. , M ; -- - -'j .wMttwf jLuuijg
received at anyitime beginners as well as
uiub more auyanceu. (
: ...Vi:1 I ! W
Stations .
Leave Augusta,
ft
. Ahead of all. Competition.
. TFbat shall we say, what shall we do,1
AITA JAM VI.mi MtMAthn m AWT .'
TFe live here and don't xeftise -, , sr
- To sell cheap goods to all that choose, - ,
Onr credit is bad our profits small, -;
- Therefore-we cannot trust alL -
" Yes my friends tha, sun Js still rising at
3nly23 jf.. x yt - y C S HOLTOJf & CQ'S.
A ' BABY'S gold pin. The -owner can- have
jnL it by calling upon S Wittskowsky idn-
tisement. f -, .. '
; T UST received, Leebig's -Etratet' Beef,
V ' Valentine's Meat Juice,t the best article
known for: invalids and' those. recovering
from diseases, at -r- 1
June 16 MeADEN'S. DRUG STORE. 'V
One Dollar a lessson; iwo: lessons if week
payable monthly;;- ' - .
' .Visitors recefved af the Drawing Room of
the Central . Hotel (Charlotte) between the
hours of 6 ard7 PM, .
Commtmicatidns addressed" Charlotte, . N,
C, Central Hotel-Room 42, willbe prompt-
Raleigh CreteanJL, and WlfmingtorT Journal
publish one. month and forward A.&- i
Chabloiti; Col. & Atrocm IL R;Co ;
2-t3irtmAi.' Passxhoeb DaArinarr, - 5
i . t f,- Coluxbia, S. C:, May; If, 1874. '
f'' n rVClTl "THE -follow-
r yn r, , - ? Ing'-1 Passenger
Schedule will be operated '"on and after
Snndav tha loth U.t '
Tirain No. 2. ,f rain No4
i 4.15 p m
.. . Jt.11 n tn.
fVl JnTir'n r-H' 19 911 m :,f,'MAS.n m '
Arrive Columbia, -120 a m : - 9.17 p m"
Leave Columbia, j. 12.42 am ',. -r v
Winnsborp, ' s, 2.49 pa- s' ( , - . ,
Y Chester.' ' f J4.29pm J V
Arrive Charlotte, ? 6.45 p m -t
' No, 2 Train makes close connection, ' vta
Charlotte- and - Richmond, to all -points., h
Korth, arriving at mew x orK ato.uo a m. e
No. 4 Train makes close connections, via" t
Wilmington and Richmond, to all points u -North
arriving at New York at 505 Dm. t r
Stations, i , Train No. 1 Train No. 3 ' v
Leave Charlotte,;.. 80 am. - '-y,''
'Chester, 1102am '2r'j'
. Winnsboro,. 12.38 a m i t
Arrive Columbia, 2.42 pm' " V '
Leaye Columbia,- 202;pm''Vf 8.40 am
. Col Junct'n, J3.17 p m 4 4 4.15 am
Graniteville, p.15 p m 7.48 a m
Arrive Augusta, j 8.05 p nt . - v815 im,i?.
i, ' GOUrO SOUTHrKIlGHT. : V 7
Stations. ,., Traia -No 5 Train No 6 . 7 '
'7.43am:
; uramteviue. . s a m
iy.
. - , 'RARE BARGAIN I'y'.y.'y.
" , HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
.Th T)wplHnor Bum, fri -ro 11 now' Vid
are situated within three hundred, yards of
tne courn xiouse in ocatesviue, , , -
Th nrp.misfts inclndn a wall jmnrovml lot
. J i j. i. j . . ,i f - : n .1.
aim iauu euuuu ior a siuau larm. oucn an
opportunity is rarely ottered. ... : c
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. .;
Address, - -
rnyS J0NE3 ft TLNDLETON,
: AMOVE.''-:;
20p:m ;
10.48 p m :-'
,8D5pn V
Charlotte. - i I .' 10-50 a m
Chester, ; 3.00 am
Winnsboro;' 6.06am
Cnlnmhia. f - 4.00 I m
- ? TtraV fAst.:" -fDlnnar. Sm
-Rnnth bound Trains connect at "Aus
for all points South v and 7e:tl 'Throuc
tickets sold and b?"-"" checked to til
principal points'X. -L.ccpir" crs on til
Nisbt Trains. - JA3. ANlUICOII, ,
I.rc-. " c- iy-'t.