v M. SMITH.
S- '- '
WINTER TRADE FOR 1074.
'A
V5M Cases loots . agT Slioes'
TO BE SOLD AT THE BOOT AND SHOE HOTJSBj ' I I
SMITH & FOBBES,
Tryon Street, CHARLOTTE, N.CXMrlV opposite Central Motel.
WITHIN the next ninety days, we intend wsenleWwklfeaj Women's
Boy's, mLm and Children'. BOOTS, SHOES and HA.TS, oompriaing all grades,
laifce proportion of which have been J i A ! '!; f
Manufactured Expressly to OuGm Order, I
We mean to tell Goods as low as any house fJiJ'' J "W
with freight, added. They, can alwaya save the expense of wgg g gfm
se3-lv Between the
R. D. WADE.
1875.
SPECIAL
WEDeeire to return thank to our friends and customers for their very liberal patron
age during the past' year; and we hope by fair dealing to merit a continuance of the
en me
ve win continue w pay sine i,uu
Oar Goods purchased at Caab prices, and
Trade. .Ladies' and Uenttemen'a tfioe uooos
fC CALLANDISEEXtfS;:
Jan 13 tf
MRS. P. QUERY,
Has the Largest and Finest stock of
HILUNERY AND FANCY GOODS
in the State.: Call and see her.
CHARLOTTE, COLULIBIA & AUGUSTA R. R.
Charlotte Agency, Oct. 20th, 1874.
The Charlotte, Columbia. & Augusta Railroad
- -
INVITE3 the attention of all Merchants and Cotton Shippers in Charlotte, and upon the
roads connecting there, to the extraordinary advantages of connections with all Northern
Points and South Atlantic Sea Porta enjoyed over its lines. ,
o r ' -" - , - - - ' .k
1st. The Creat Atlantic Coast Line via Colombia, Wilmington and Portsmouth to
Baltimore, Daily, Insurance i per cent.
Philadelphia, Daily, Insured.
NEW YORK,' MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, 8ATURDAY INSURANCE i
PER CENT. BOSTON, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. INSURANCE i PER
CENT. TROVIDENCE, WEDNESDAYS AND 8ATURDAYS,
2d. By way Wilmington and IMrect Steam lane to Baltimore, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays, Insurance 4 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, INSURANCE J PER CENT. NEW YORK
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALIZED
TO THAT OF NORFOLK.
V: 1-5. ..-"V i.. - ' , - '
3d. By the Charleston Lii nltimpre, Veekly.
" EVERY FRIDAY, TO NEW YORK, . TUESDAYS, THURS-
' AND SATURDAYS, TO BOSTON, EVERY SATURDAY.
TFF unrivalled Steam Line facilities of the three Portiiof Portsmomth, Wilmington
w Charleston, and the combined equipments of the C. C, & A W.C. fc A and other
roads, enable us to bid foi cotton and all other merchandise in unlimited quantities, and
to assure our patrons of absolute freedom from detention.
Hon. R. E. Bridoehs. 1 . - .
Col. John B. Palmer,
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Ja8. Andersojt, -A.
Pope,
K C. HARRY & CO.,
House, Sign andErescoe Painters.
DARTICcB ttention paid to PrescoinS
A Country. Office under Ceatral Hotel. .
fpHE PLACE AT LAST, WHERE
vy.-
X You Scan buy cheap
Watchea. Clocka and Jewelry,. Silrer
P!atedWare, Diamonda," Braca-
I ' letaf Chaiaa, , Neckiacea
ra, nni, But-
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toai and!:
everythiag and anythi
In thatline.bf the
'k at "it'i " 1
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?A splendid lot of flue
I OPERA.
all ot which I will aell
1 jnove on the - "
wdown, a.lw;it
4, r '
I tonty hew Store, next to EUaS. Cohen A
f Roessler, i on. Main Street Call, early, at
;4at City Jawalry 8to af i t
Burta jBboes For
mHE BEST IN THE WORT.tv. at
A - - WAUlArSGBAM'S,'-.
octUtf , First National Bank ujlvUnt. j
CUTLER'S Ioit Tnh.u- tUmutna.
'Tt 1 1 IDT
edy for Catarrh. ' ' ' I
i " v : " - R- BUKWELL A CO..
j.-. x Ifannfatnrar' Aeenta '
cuaa.
LU
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W. S. FORBES.
sim xanc or mccKbetumrg.
8AM. S. PEGEAM.
NOTICE: 1875.
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specially adapted, to the wants of the Retail
a apecuuuy,
WSIGITOF THE BRASS BOOT,
'Opposite ventral Hotel, Co arlotte " f N. I C
- - en i Manager.
- . - t jrresiaenc.
- General Superintendent.
- - General Freight Agent.
W.W. PEGRAM, Agenl
Churches and Town Halls, throughout the
'u 26-tf.
fJlHE PLACE TO BUY
RAISINS,
i " ;'rCTTROlf,'V '
J CURRANTS, ,!
I fi, CANDnS. u it-
FRESH PQRKSAUSAfJE, made.eTery
day to oider;; ' f . " ' .
PORK HAMS, corned or fresh, for sale by
' . a' ri-sYMoas8 &co
A dee 19 " .-. . .f
QY8TERS OYSTERS 1 1 OYSTERS !
Lovers 'of Bivalves will find our
; SALOON and BAR ROOM, j .
f Open at all hours, day and night, where al
Xinds oi neiresnmenis are servea up iu , we
best style, and at prices to suit xne times,
dec 20 if .
t f STATESVILLE. U. C.'t
Situated in the Centre of Tmn
rrrnia HOTEX:haa beeff thoroughly refitted,
Ar, and refurnished and under my manage
ment as lease, offers to th traveling pubits
the ad vast" es of aflist-elass Hotel. . -
4 Omniooa at the depot on thi arrival
and denartnre of all trains. !
t- t H.Wi M.1 .TM.SCHDOSSU1
epl-dtC Formerly of Baleigb.
HJlT? !. ;.iA jnarff wljj
i Tba.fctareV
formerfvt ?oeounied hv Elias.
Cohen A Roaveter. Posseeaion fiven imme
diately. Apply tO , 1
The Clwlotte:9erjer.
. TOLISHX BT
Charles CL C nes, Proprietor.
, Office Observer B5ildiag rComer
Trade and Collegr BtreeU.
tareheTo-Iay.
(St.; Pbtsk's ;(B.) CHtJBCtt. JJey. B. S.
Bronson BCtdr ;ervices wiU be bad to
day at 11 A' ai-'od t 4 P. M. 5
Asoct tteroEKKD Sebvicx in the
CapB;Upeoraer of College and 5th
streeto-dayit 11 o'clock A. M., and at Si
P M, by the Rev. W. M.- Huiter. .
SddSciiooi lO A.M. j
Baptist CaiacH?-ReT Mr . Whitfield,
pastorBarrices at If A. M and 7 P. M.
Soday,SchobI 9 o'cfock a.-jii.
this mornjirg ati, f and , this evening at 7,
by the frastor, Rev: AT, W.I Miller, TD
Seats free.
Tatou Stbbkx M. E. ChCbch, South.
Services at 11 A. M., and at 7 P M., by
Rev. P. J. Carraway, pastor.
Sunday School at 3 o'clock; P. M.
Sbcond Methodist Chubch. Services by
the pastbr, Rev. W, 8. Haltom, at 11 A. M.,
and at 7P.M. f
Sunday School at 9 A. M. f f-i Px '.
Ldthibab CHtraCT Serries 11 A.!!., by
the pastor, Rev, A. L. Younts.
Sunday School at 3 P. M. i
Catholic Chubch Services at 11 A. M. by
the priest, Rev. Father Hands.
Second Pbesbytibiabt Chubch. Services
this morning at 11, and this evening at 7, by
the pastor, Key. E. H. Harding, at the Court
House.
LOCAL DOT.
"The moon on the leaf' Was applicable
J last night, only that the leaf wasn't there.
Wadsworth bought a drovei of horses yes
terday. The Columbia Phcenix "local" grows ex
cited over twenty arrivals in one day, at the
crack Hotel in that city. Our hotel regis
ters show double that n umber by every
train: i
An individual called on us last night, and
as he left said : " You can make a personal
about me, if you want to."; His remains
can be found in the Town Creek,
The Carolina Central is goiBg right ahead
with its work, toward building a platform
near that of the North Carolina Railroad.
It will take a lot of lumber. ;
Sharon has been elected U. S Senator
from Nevada, by the entire .Radical vote,
and the .Richmond Enquirer says : " He is
rich enough to paye his way to Washington
wiih silver bricks."
John T. Butler greets on readers this
morning with a new advertisement, inform
ing them of the removal Of his elegant
stock to his new store. Qo, see and be con
vinced. Impromptu Hop.
j Quite a " number of Richmond county
belles en route, for different schools, were
delayed in .this place by the jtrains missing
connection,'. Some gentlemen acqoaiO'
tances ; improvised - a . hop for their benefit,
yesterday evening, at the Central,' which is
reported to have been a very pleasant affair.
When there are "six" veritabl "Ricbmonds
iu the field," he ".Richards thad better
beware. j
Fine Work.
; S. P. Smith has set out to have the
finest building in Charlotte, and with
out expressing an opinion : aa to whe
ther he has or not, we may be allowed
to say the interier shelving, etc., which
is being finished up by Mr fe N Grimes,
foreman of F VV Ahrens, will certainly
be ahead of anything in Charlotte,
when it gets the benefit the pain
ter's touches. I
Slate, Slate.
Mr. McNinch, advertises in another col
umn that he is prepared to supply a first
rate article of Slate, suitable for curb stones
or pavements in quantities to suit purchas
ers. Ht has left on our -desk a specimen of
this slate which we pronounce to be very
fine, and we claim to be" the'best judge in
seven states. !
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Southern." i
We are partial to the name,1 "Southern,"
and when we know anything is Southern,
the credulity in our thermometer rises , im
mediately! The Southern life Insurance
Company assured us, through their agents
in this city, Messrs. Drayton fe White, that
they are going to put up a handsome build
ing in this place." 'We have every confidence
In their 'assurance and in the Company,
knowing as we do that all, now, and who
have been connected With it, are gentlemen,
jajrid one of them the distinguished senator
who so ably represents the Empire State in
Congress, Gen. Gordon. i
4 -i"fy'V"- S '
Oar Agents . i i , . ,
j We have employed two canvassing agents
to represent Tna ;Obsebvxr, who; will start
dot :to-morrow morning in the interest of
the paper. ' s , : , , .
j, Mr.' John !M. Watson, formerly, one of the
proprietors of Thb Obsxbvxb, goes ,out on
the North Carolina Railroad and will cam
vass Concord, vSallsbury and. other points
aiongthat line,,,'., ysrA. li
j Mrl tt I. Hall,' goes out on i the Carolina
Central, and WiU canvass along that line as
far as Wilmington, Including bat city, it i
By this means we hope to be able to build
up a very large circulation'for f our paper, as
well as largely increase .ihe business' of our
establiseraeaitandi we f bespeak for both of
them,- that kind- eonsideratioa which - we
have always received at the -! hands? of uf
friends'.:' ; 'if '
We fcopel&ii rfTort ofFouVpartld increase
jota business, wilfc beLitaken-asaq earnest,
that we shall leave no stone f unturnsd to
IBaK.e 4,Jta UIBU1 u u uui utuet Pu"
jguinehbpes could picture it. In the future,
aa'in tlu naaL we are determined -to .return
every ,dollar received to our 'subscribers un
til we shall have succeeded in; building up
one of the beVapers in the South.
Roaaaace f the Swan's Nest.
.iv icrs. Baowxijcq.
Little Ellie aits alona
'Mid the beeches nf a meadow,
By a stream-side on the grass ;
And the foees are sttolperiog down
Doubles of their leaves in shadow,
Oa her shioing hair and face.
She baa thrown her bonnet by ;
And ber feet, she has been dipping
In the shallow water's flow
Now sha bolda them nakedly
Iti her hand, all slick ahd dripping
White ghe rocketh to and fro.
Elfie sits alone, ,
And the smile she softly uses,
fills the silence like a speech ;
While ehe thinks what shall be done,
And the sweetest pleasure choose,
For her pleasure within reach.
Little Ellie in her smile
Chooseta ;: . "I will have a lover,"
Riding on a Bteed of steeds ! - .
He shall love me without guile p
And to him, I will discover
That swao's nest among the reeds.
"And the steed shall be red roan
And the lover shall be noble..
With an eye that takes the breath,
And the lute he plays npon,. -
Shall strike ladies Into trouble' ' " ,
As bis swords strike menHo death. .
And the steed it shall be shod
AH in silver, hodsed in azure,
And the mane shall swim the wind,
And the hoof along the sod
Shall flash onward and keep measure,
Till the shepeBs look behind.
"But my lover will not prize
All the glory that he rides in,
When he gazes in my face,
He will say, "0 Love, thine eyes
Build the shrine my soul abides iO
And I kneel here for thy grace."
Then ay, then be shall kneel low,
With the red roan steed anear bim
Which shall seem to understand
Till I answer, rise and go !
For the world must love and fear him
Whom I gift with heart and band."
Then he will re-rise so pale,
I shall feel my own lips tremble
With a yes I must not say
Natblest maiden brave "Fareweil,"
I will wither, and dissemble
"Light to-morrow with to-day."
Then hell ride among the hills
To the wide world past the river,
There to put an art all wrong,
To make straight distorted wills,
And to empty the broad quiver
Which the wicked bear along."
Three times shall a young foot-page
Swim- the stream and climb the mountain,
And kneel down beside my feet
"Lo ! my master sends this gage,
Lady, for tby pity's committing ?
What wilt thou exchange for it."
Acd the first time, I will send
A white rose bud for a queer dove
And the second time a glove ;
But the third time I may bend,
From my pride, and answer Pardon,
If he comes to take my love.
Then the young foot-page will run
Then my lover will ridetaster,
Till he kneeleth at my feet ;
I am a duke's eldest son 1
Thousand serfs do call me master
But, O love, I love but thee !
He will kiss me on the month
There ; and lead me as a lover.
Through the crowds that praise his deed ;
And, when soul-tried by one troth,
Unto Aim I will dsicover,
That swan's nest among the reeds.
Little Ellie, with her smile
Not yet ended, rose up gayly,
Tied the bonnet, donoed the shoe
And went homeward, round a mill,
Just to see, as she did doily,
What more eggs were with the two,
Pushing through the ehn-tree copse,'
Winding by the stream, lighted-hearted,
I i Where the brier pathway leads
Past the boughs, she stoops and stops!
LoT the wild swan 'had deserted
And a rat had gnawed the reeds.
Ellie went home sad and slow ;
If she foand the lover ever,
With his red-roan steed of steeds
Sooth I know not, but I know
8he could never show him never,
That swan's nest among the reeds.
January 13th, 1875. l
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The Masquerade Ball.
Our notice yesterday, of the bat de'masque
of the night previous, did not begin to do
justice to the subject, and we must confess
our inability to do justice to-thesubject now,
as we were there only long enough to be
daaled by the splendor of the scene and the
cintilation of the galaxy , without the time
or opportunity to distinguish one star from
another, Top discribe, the masquerade at
Col. Myer's, certainly.themost brilliant ev
er witnessed idPhaoa'j3ibid4have
gone early an4 remaiaftJ lateC it is, with
the meagre information, we have been able
to gather as to the characters represented and
by whom, We fear to attempt any details lest
we overlook a Constellation or place her in
the wrong group.' Inrfaet we! are not
familiar with the geography of the Heavens,
and we earnestly hope an older astronomer
or onewho had a more powerful telescope,
will sketch the scene aa it should! be done.
The columns of the Oasxavca are open to
such an one. : '
Personal. , . , ,
Mr. W. t.Llntorl, now proprietor of
tne uoyaen nouse, oaiisDury, was in
the city yeaterdaytrying to make ar
rangementa with iir. Lv W. Burton, to
have one of their aplendid hotel desks'
taahufactured for hjs oteJMr, lin
ton is a man "ifad $n6i how t$
keep- a hbiel up jifejtna4
bectnjejear ;
iO&eerwri and tbe new des The
firsVh1 obtained by leaving where
witlijod'oe "desk, and the? latter He
IB DUIC W IWVCt ; If m. ,uvw, ,nV i,'-
qnisitis he proposes to keep the pe.s.t
hotel in Salisbury, and may he - do so
is oiw prayer. s . , .
) S. E;llftfl, 3fen'l. Ticket Agt. of the
B.X;DTxt.lll., was registered at the
Central Hotel last evening.
Among our Jewish friends we know
of none who has a warmer spot under
our vest than- Goldburg, who has re
cently removed from Statesville, to
become a citizens of Charlotte, and is
at present employed by Messrs Witt
kowsky & Bintels. Sucdess "old fell."
Among the arriyals at the Central, we no
tice J. L. LeGrand, Esq., State Senator from
.Richmond county ; jno. D. Shaw, member
of the lower House from Cleaveland county
and Capt De Rossett, of Wilmington.
Joke as they will, about the "Future Lon
don," all our friends from the surrounding
country always manage to come or go by
way of the Metropolis. We notice among
the arrivals at the Central, .Messrs. Finger,
of Catawba, and Thompson, of Lincoln,
members of the House of Representatives.
Prof. W A Thornton; of Davidson
College, accompanied, by vhis lovely
Virginia bride arrved, in Charlotte,
last night. It is getting to beran every
day matter for a Tarheel to carpet-bag
across the border and capture a tic
semper siren. We hear of two or three
similar "raids" in the prospective.
Thanks.
JThough late in the day we yet desire to re
turn onr thanks to Mr. R. N. Grimes, and
Mr. J. T. Hilton for assistance rendered in
the removal of some of onr printing machin
ery to our new office. It is said that it is
"never too late to do good," we certainly
think our obligations are due to these gen
tlemen until returned.
To Our City Subscribers.
The contract with Mr. H. C. CaDps for the
deliyery of the papers in the City of Char
lotte, has been abrogated, on account of con
tinued complaint because of the non-delivery
of the paper. The plan was an experi
ment, and has been a failure, but we are not
discouraged in the belief that we shall yet
be able to adopt sone plan, by which The
Obsebvbb, shall be regularly and promptly
delivered to our home patrons.
We have traveled through twenty-eight
States ; we spent four years and seven days
following the fortunes of Lee el omne, many
time plowing through the mud, cold, sleet
and rain ; in fine ours has been a varied ex
perience, our puthway many times lying
through deserts "dark and thorny," beset
by "fiends loud howling" by'the way, but
the knottiest, most unfathomable question
which we have ever met, is the safe, speedy
and prompt delivery of the Obsxbvsb to our
city patrons. But it shall yet be done, and
we intend to do it. Give us a little time,
and then blame us if we don't come up to
the mark. Withhold your censure for the
present,
Hew Advertisements. D
N0TICE
All who owe Alexander, Seigle A Co., for
1874, will please call and settle up. We
need the money. Very respectfully.
ALEXANDER, SEIGLE & CO.
jan 17
A special to the Chicago limes states
that the Florida Legislature, which, up to
the 7th inst., was evenly divided, has been
brought up to elect James L. Requa, a
wealthy New Yorker, to the United States
Senate.
JpOR SALE.
A good work or saddle horse, (works well
anywhere) and a good, one or two horse
wagon with shafts and tongue, all at a bar
gain. CHAS. R. JONES,
jan 17 tf At this Office.
jOTICE.
Having opened an extreme Slate Quarry
on the line of the C. C. Railroad, we res
pectfully announce to the citizens of Char
lotte, that we are prepared to furnish Curb
ing and Paving, which will excell anything
in the country for Beauty and Durability.
Apply to FA. McNINCH,
at 8. McNinch's Marble Yard.
McNINCH & GAEISH ARBEiZ.
janl7-lw.
pOUND.
At the CenicalHotei last evening a Sum
of Money, whichthe owlker can have by pay
ina for this advertisement.
Inquire of Mr. Ecclesvat the Central Hotel,
jan 17 It
T
O OUR PATRONS.
Mr. H. C. Capps, is no longer authorized
to represent the Obskbvkb as a contractor
for the city subscription list, my contract
with him for that purpose haying been this
day abrogated. GHAS. R. JONES,
jan 16 tf Editor and Proprietor.
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CARPENTEB. and BUILDER
1 . V Late of New York .) .
t , Wifl fariu estimates for Jmildiagi.of
every kind. Fiiat .class workmanship and
good Inmberat ordinary
walnut do at low figures. 2 Alteratioii
and repairs properly carried out.
r s5i 99i B. Street, Charlotte,- K- (k
' !jan"16,lw-'r7-;:-vf-1l?Ji' 'ivigfu ins
THE cheapest and near place to buy aeod
aoodsliat
M2 tf. SAMPLE ALEX AITDEB
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JOHN A YOUNG A SON, fcOTHiKss't
CLOTHING PALACE,
Tryon St,, Charlotte, N. C.
Are now closing out our eatirlt- Stock - of
CLOTHING. HATS and GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS, at re
duced prices, to make room
i forour large Spring Stock.
jan 17
D
O GO AND SEE
THAT
MAGNIFICENT CAKE,
-AT
F. H. ANDREWS & CO.'S.
janl4-tf.
JUST RECEIVED,
A Choice lot of MOUNTAIN APPLES,
at L. W. PERDUE'S,
jan!4-tf. Blue Front, Trade Street.
JiRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
Every morning at
L. W. FERDUE'S,
Trade Street
jan!4-tf.
yon WILL FIND CHOICE FIRST-
Class Family Groceries always on band
at L. W. PERDUE. janU tf.
jATEST FROM LOUISIANA.
1500 gallons choice New Orleans Molasses
for sale by MAYER, GREY k BOSS,
jan 14
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JX)R SALE, . .i-U-..
On reasonable terms, the National Hotel
Furniture, and an tnexpired Lease for seven
years. ;
This is a chance for a good investment, as
the Hotel is well established, sod in a flour
ishing condition. For further information
apply at the National HoteL or to
; D A SMITH A CO,
Wilmington, N.C.
jan 14 2taw 2w
FIFTY BUSHELS CHESNUT8,
20 bushels Green Apples, 1000 Jba Dried
Blackberries, 500 lbs Dried Peaches, for
. .. , . . . i. t ,
saw low ior casn u iou w bum pureoaac
by B N SMITH.
jan 12 '-:
filHIS Space belongs to ALEXANDER, SEIOLB k pO'-'
, . who desire tha pubUo to knew that they hav aored tf i oiHat ikli dou
: lJf' hm, zrtnmUfK-'&a iIfi Liter J-:
u.r$ a tai caailiX . t'ma?tAnt5 lmiw
-.'yi b ... ei&'n .
an 7 ma
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EW NOTION A l.o , -LXY STORE.
We have onened at what was " fbrmerlf
Harrison's H Auction T Staray'opposits , Cur
Court House, a "Notion and Novelty Store,"
for the sale of Chromos, Silver Plated
KniveSjTorksTableand Tea SpoonsCand
all other kinds of Silver Plated Goods Alo
Ladies' Sets, gold plated and jet,-ll of the
latest pattern. Te have also toualc Tolloa,
very neat, irritinr desxa, altmms vox .
boxes cx.au deacriptlona,.
rFFICE OF n A sr l 4-
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ERIE CITY IRON WOEKSi
encouraged by s- the favor' wka- whteh bur
Machinery has been received throughout the
South the past year, and ih ordei to facilitate
trade and meet the oftefterwessed wt71
our friends and patrotitr- Se:i' .InJs.
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of ibWf!l&tomWim&$&
Mr. Wv GUergaa,wko feaxj-wweli
eresuLW&o fa3-wi2elTand-
favorably Iraown thewrt orrt th'150QtKyttf"
oe in caarge ei tua; gnanoua Jirancnl:aiia t
we propose to keep OA hand there y Pertsbhr
and Statldnsry totgw'
cular Saw Mills of onr, own rmaonfactore':'
also the besr tekttf-t3oravMiU.GUit
Presses, 8biogle -Mills -;aod -luch ; other '
Machinery as the wants of the trade reqaire.
i adpxBboiiWei
branch of iur .worlM,,'owaei, and cootrollei
by tsjnd, ariyrinejSi .di ,wjth;tw tbere !
is don Cviw" the'jmhvfarfvKT direct ;
We hope the esUbHshment ef this ' branch
house will ser ve to bring as nearer tsgistaei1; ;
and avoid the vexations delays that so often
occur in busihew at.to "gT.a"dIiUncias'
we are from you. : 'r .is'.'UTT"!!':
For circulars, price lists and any infbrma '
tion wanted in our ' line,: . addresa; Erie' City r
Iron Works, e Charlotte," N j & Trnstiof r
that onr undertaking- will meet;witl'nyir
approval and support, we remain '
Very respeotfollv youri, L , .,
ERIE CITY IRON; WORKS.
jeniotf : ; ;?s ;; ;
REDUCTION IN f 'FUS8iahd WINTER
HATS at .. ...
KOOPMANNi A ROTHSCHILP'S ,; .
We are now offering our , tockt of Furs,
including Mufb and Vapeay Ermine-Trpf,
mings, Ac, also Felt. and VfilreHairai i
greatly reduced prices. '-.7oSi i
We have just received a large' Stock of 1
ladies Underwear, and other article, Wb
we wiHaeU at low flares. ujff
W hope that this, aaoouneemeht, mttL he '
promptly responded to and,, the Ladies favor ;
us with their usual patronage. ;J2espectfully,
KOOPMANN a ROTHSOTILD. f
jan 10 tf ' :,f' .
T
Othe GROCERY tliApE.
4'. '-Mi
We take this method of;
forming our friei'fudfciiif6'
mers ,, that,. we wiE.coMtttte
business for the present year
at our old stand, jOsVcoriier,
Trade street, where Ve, will
keep a; full stock of l w
GROCERIBS, ; ?
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To which werxinyitet atten
tion, knowing that we r, J, t'
.CANand.WIllo - '
Sell Qood3 as low as can
bought m Charlotte." We. are
better; prepared;gaig
offer inducements to -f
WHOLESALE BUYERS,
And if they will call and ex
amine our, Stock, we will, make
. xlXyerqrey ROSS.
jan 10- ' h 4-: r : .' .
THE PEOPLE'SOONFECTION
ERY1 . . : f.v- -I
return thanks to tha citizens of Charlotte
for their liberal patronage, and would inform
them that I always keep a full Stock or '
Candiea, CaksB. Crackera, JPsmoy.
; . ,- rGooda,. v-,
andeyeJTthinc inmyllne,and will seU at
cheap as ever - -J' ' '
; it if. J.REBMAN,!; : , i
Near theCloek
A
CARD.
Genl Thomas F. , Drayton hMaaiocUled '
with himself, Mr. James V. White, ktaly 1
of Angusu;Ga-to' carryiwl the General
Lib and Fire InsnraiBasin oder:th
name of Drayton AWhlte. i
: Mr. White has, for years past beeaen-, ,
gaged as a General Life and ' Fire Insurance
Agent in Aagosl wheW!ldelf '
known to the biainess sjen-of -that city.
' OFFICE Trade next ta McAden's
Drug: Store, Charlotte, II. ,CUm nvdtn
copy for one month, and send WH- to rof3c' '
of Dravtoo k WUt? .
n ii i ii ii urn v.' fJ i
4
f
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rors, giove ana hanaxercmci ooxea. aa. ac
Comef and examine.- i i W 4. Fl I I
jan lO.tf TOVELfjOltlliHY.
Which wiHbeitoowaaB tha (lotteliranchJ
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