North Carolina Newspapers

1 J , . 4 4 -i v " - ' , .... ..T ,Jsrfw " twonji ano q q i ri ft oi-o o I r o y CHARLOTTE, N. C , FRIDAY, FEBKtjAltT 11875; a i iJ. -'j; '.i Vis V5" ilJL' ?".Vi i- -' -T I. in i i i H i warn iiiiiiii-ia'iimiiMiwiiyriitiirrTr-1.-T lift "-"-""-ii 1 I -'111 x r i ' 1-4 t. l r i ill ill ill ill l - ill-ill ill ill in ill ill nil ill iii.i;iiiv mmt. ; AVV , h III W -X'lt 11 I t i-J I I I. tUi I I -l.i. i '!' 1 WirERMEJOIl 1874. asCO; -(DQg3 Dcoto and Sboes TO BE SOLD AT THE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE SMITH & 3yoy' iSjgagjC-gJg Nearly opposite Central Hotel. WITHIN tb azi ninctr days, Intend to tell lirg Btock of Jten, Women's Boya, TTtw and Colldren BOOTS, SS0Z3 and HATS, eotaprlslng all grades, large pro;porttophlcJbi Jit beett, . rrt v ' MmC Order. Merchants In Charlotte, as well as those In the unwinding eonatry, will find It to their advantage to eall and examine oarstoek.beiere yorehaslng elsewhere. - W fAedrt to ieR. Goods a km at any haute in New tYork, Boston, or Baltimore, with freight added." They can always sare the expense of a trip North by baying fiom ear hoase se3-lj : " ' Between Hut Itrtt SIXTY, FKQM date, y will ofler our stock of heayy v. 1,1 ill ul BOOTS AND SHOES. pstlyredaced prices, to make room for oarSprisg purchases, which and specially toe the: f . - I . R ET A I L " - - if .1 I CALL SOON FOR BARGAINS. , Hi- V feb 9 ti JL S Has . the Largest s and Finest stock of I '..-"(J1.. isS-.fK .-.IKI! '- 4 f. f( , , ,J u, - - mLUIIEIlY AIH) FANCY 600DS in the State;-f , Call and see her. CHARLOTTE, COLTJLIBIA Charlotte Agency, Oct. 20tb, 1874. The Charlotte, Columbia. ' ft- If-J INTITE3 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 Ports enjoyed oyer its lines. 1st. Tht Great Atlantic CcWiinl Baltimore, Daily, Insurance t per cent.' Philadelphia, DaUy, toured. V' ' , V ' NEW YOBX MONDAY, WEDNESDAY; THURSDAY, SATURDAY, INSURANCE i PER CENT. BOSTON, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, INSURANCE 1 PER . ' - i 51 CENT; S PROVIDENCE, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, dBywajr Wninhijgton and Direct Steam line to Baltimore, Wednesdays and Sat- iPHILADELPHIAjEYERY WEDNE8DAY, INSURANCE I PER CENT. NEW YORK WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALIZED TO THAT OF - :l UP 1 - 3d By the Charleston Lie Fsltimore, - EVERY FRIDAY. JH- ii. . fiAND SATURD AY8,-;TO BOSTON, EVERY SATURDAY. Tt UM!IrflUua Lin ficilities of the three Ports of Portsmomth, Wilmington SlestondWned eonlpmentsofthe ac. &A., W.C.& A., and other dMtei?tonand U other merchandise in unlimited quantities, and f!."J!!Tf.CU freedom from detention. Z Hoa. E. L J3aiim 1 . , ' . JA8. AKMXIOSr, 1 r A. . vxrnf . N.e. harry :.&;.co., HousepSfgn, ana P Country. , Oflce onder Central Hotel, I fJ THIS Space beloagalo ALEXANDER, SEiaLK CO., wbodesire'lhrpublic to knojr JSSJS fnto their ne.w Store, where they WlU be pleased to see , ' their friend! and cuatomers, -';. ii.f .:''. - . ,j -'ia w it J! Iff" T'" - 1 'j'i lJUJb J A0OB; M. MENDEL, - t .7 i .r:3t5 AlwiWbn hkhdto .BtfrTJ rr:i r ? irar lsies. 1 1 :t fr. .r ? ',W;R FORBES. 1 FORBES, National Sank and Bank of MecfcUiiburg. DAYS, 1875. Winter k m a will be complete T RAD E SIGN OP THE BRASS BOOT, Opposite Antral Hotel, Charlotte, N. C. ATTTTOV XWJUXV JL t & AUGUSTA R. R. & Augusta Railroad nd Portsmouth to NORFOLK. weekly. TO NEW YORK, TUESDAYS. THURS- - - Gen'IManager. Fresident. . v - General Superintendent. W. W. PEGRAM, Agen frescoes 'aimers. . i 3 Vs.., 1 1 VV CHARLOTTEnNvC, n ' ,v .r 4 roU Country Vetchants BpeclallT-' PSfc BUPESIOfl FUyoriBg Extracts, ,f roigbsrry Win eooWngpnrpc The Charlotte Observer. FOBC18HIB BT Charles B. Jones, Proprietor Oi&ce, Observer Building, Corner Trade and College Streets. LOC4L DOTS. STThe infant child of W. H. H. Gregory, Esq.. of this city, died last evening. The Board of Aldermen will meet on Monday night next. The mud has nearly all disappeared from the main streets, and they are again smooth and solid. Thanks for that little serenade last night about 12 o'clock. The compliment was no lees appreciated thun the music. The next opening of the Opera House will be on the 26th and 27th, when the Cot ton Feild Minstrels will appear here. "Fer heclome the cemetery fence, and thowed rocks at a goose on the pond," is why a little darkey was collared and turned over to the po ice yesterday. The Mayor discharged him with a reprimand. Old Probs "went back on hisself," when he predicted that yesterday would be rainy. When he said, though, thatit would be cold, he struck it '"between wind and water." The Air Line failed to make its connec tions yesterday morning. It was three hours behind time, owing to a freight train being ditched somewhere on the road. There are unmailable letters in the post office at Columbia, 8. C, addressed to Laura Rudisill and R Agnew, Charlotte, N. C. What has become of the proposition to establish a street railway line? We have heard nothing of it lately. 8hall we ride or shall we continue to walk? That is the question. Young Mr. Griffith, of this city, who was shot in Monroe on Friday last, by a man named Moore, is improving rapidly, and will soon, it is hoped, be as well as usual. The Mayor had no cases yesterday, and even our "old guard," (the police) of whom it has been our habit to say. they never surrender" or "flop," when we call on them for news, couldn't help us out to the extent of even one item. Male Stolen. We understand that a mule was stolen on Wednesday night, from a Mr. Alexander, who lives eight miles from the city on the Providence road. It was tracked yesterday morning to witbin four miles of the city, and there all traces of it disappeared. This bane of the honest and industrious farmer, is rife in the land. " Personal. Hon. A T Akerman, of Georgia, ex-Attorney General of the United States, was at the Central Hotel yesterday. J PBabington, Esq., editor of the Shelby Aurora, arrived at the Qharlotte Hotel last evening, and will call upon our merchants to-day, in the interest of his paper, which we commend to them. Col. Thos. Dodamead, formerly of the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad, but now of the Chesapeake & Ohio, has been in the city for several days. Cheap Transportation. We notice the completion of the Carolina Central Railroad between Wilmington and Charlotte, N. C, forming an entire new con nection between the sea coast and the up country, and promising a still further reduc tion in rates of trar sportation of freight. The new road, in connection with the At lanta & Richmond Air-Line,has already made a reduction of nearly 25 per c nt on a car load of salt between Wilmington and Spar tanburg, and from this we preseme that the reduction will be extended to all classes of freight. Spartanburg (S C) Spartan, Clogged Lamp Wicks. , We clip the following from an exchange and publish it for the benefit of housekeep ers: "The light often is unsatisfactory, while all is apparently in good order. It should be borne in mind that, though the wick is but very gradually burned, it is con stantly becoming less able to conduct the oil. During several weeks, some quarts of oil are slowly filtered through the wick, which stops every particle of dust or other matter that will, with the utmost care, be in he best kinds of oil. The result is, that the wick, though it is of sufficient length and looks as good as ever, has its conduct ing power greatly impaired, as its pores, so to speak, or the minute channels by which the oil reaches the place to be burned, be comes gradually obstructed. It is often economy to substitute a new wick for an old one, even if that be plenty long enough to serve for! some time to come." Southern Magazine. We have on our table the February num ber of the Southern Magazine It is a hue literary journal, published at 8 N. Charles street, Baltimore, by Turnbull Brothers, at $4.15 per annum. Among the more no ticeable articles in the present number, are "The Odd Trump," "Glimpses of Old-Time Paeeantry," " In Arcady," a poem, by Bar ton G-ey. of Charleston, " Armand de Pont- martin," by John Esten Cooke, of Virginia "The Death of Cleopatra," by Appleton Oaksmitb, member of the North Carolina Hnn ftf Representatives, from ; Carteret countv. There are other articles, poems, short stories and continued stories, in this number, besides reviews; and a good assort ment of miscellany. The Southern Magazine is the official organ of the Southern Histor ical 8ociety. It is essentUlly a Southern publication,' and a meritorious 'oneYand as such is entitled to the support of Southern people. A Juvenile Plaything, 1 Which is almost as dangerous as a small .maI Yn th elastic aluns shot which .is attain becoming popolar with the boys. They shoot buckshot, ana ?noo wim m . mnoK nrerision as a rifle i Yester- uiv: r - . iUv. in one of the suburbs, we saw a boy stand about twenty five steps from a robin? a i-iii it am dead as if it had Deen !t',.K"" ,f artillery. He put it in his Docket and walkeci off as if it was bis diilyhabuS do that thing. These impl -ii ,W mi-rive when pointed ease, and ibere where persons nave' wc . a;-; t"--- ntruck wUh shofofrotn Applieatlea for Asalstaitce.''' .t Yesterday afternoon two young men, giy ing their names as William Hardy and Dan iel Grinlth, applied to Mayor Davidson for means to assist them in getting to Cbarles ton.their home. Their story is that they were ship-wretched off Hatteras, near Norfolk They with six others, constituted the rew of the brig Elizahbeth Baker, of Charleston, bound from Norfolk to San Francisco with a cargo of coal. The brig was caught in a hurricane and lost, with four of the crew, who floated about in a yawl boat from Sun day night until Tuesday morning, when they were picked up by a British steamer and carried to New York. The captain gave these two transporta tion to Norfolk, and frjra there they have made their way on foot to this plae, whence they propose going home. The Mayor could not extend city aid to them without consultation with a majority of the Board of Aldemen and told them to return to him this morning. They say that when tbey get to Charleston they will go to work in the ship yard, where they were before they ship ped on a vessel, and Hardy says that, for his part, "he is done with the water "" Both of the young men are poorly clad, and give every evidence of great destitution. Th-ir story is quite a pitiful one, as told by them. Cotton Over the C. C. & A. R, R. During the last fiscal year, 147,107 bales of cotton were forwarded over the Charlotte, Columbia fe Augusta .Railroad, according to the published report of the general freight agent, Col. Pope. Of this amount,. 19,402 bales were shipped from Charlotte proper. , - i The City Clock. The concern which was supposed to be a clock, and which was put in the tower of Tryon Street M. E. Church about eighteen months ago, has been taken down, as indeed it should have been immediately after hav ing been put up. It was designed as a bell for the church and for the clock also, and' was cracked in a few weeks after being put in position, just as cast-iron bells always did nd always will crack when you try to get any sound out of them. The congregation of the church is now called together by ver bal announcements of the pastor, in ad vance, and by newspaper notices ; as for the city clock, it only tells the time to those who can see it. There is another bell of the same sort on the platlorm of the North Carolina Depot, for the same place. It has been" there for some time, and if it is to be put up at all, now would be a good time ; if people are expected to find out that it is there, it must be rung before the March winds set in, else it will "bust its biier" in trying to be heard among the discord of the elements. Yes, put old cast iron up ; she will last for a week or two, anyhow, if they will muffle the clap per and then not hit her too hard. Carolina Military Institute. A good crowd was present 'last night at the Carolina Military Institute, to attend the exhibition of the members of the second class. Though debarred the pleasure of be ing present, we understand that the evening passed off agreeably, and that the young gentlemen acquitted themselves with credit. The programme, as published in yesterday's ssue of this paper, was observed. In addi tion to that, cadets Snowden and Childa, of the third class, delivered speeches. The ex hibition of this class will be continued to day, beginning at 10:30 A. M. The pro gramme is as 'ollows : 1. Essay. Subject English Poetry in its Continuous Development Chaucer to Ten nyson. By Cadet Robert G. Thomas, of North Carolina. 2. Essay. Subject Chaucer-His Xife and Genius. By Cadet Fred. J. Ahrens, of North Caiolina. 3. Essay. Subject Shakespeare His Life and Wntings. By Cadet Wm. D. Bratton, of South Carolina. 4. Essay. Subject Milton His Xife and Works. By Cadet Win. C. Browning, of South Carolina. 5. Essay Subject Byron's Life and Ge nius. By caaet w. tt. uampDeii, oi ooutn Carolina. 6 Essay. Subject Francis Bacon His Life and Works. By Cadet . Ifm. jr. Childs of iSbuth Carolina. " - ' l ' U "X 1. Declamation " Chills and Fever." By Cadet Albert W. Gilchrist, of Florida. 2. Dkclamatioh ' The Fall of Warsaw, By Cadet Thomas W. Dantzler, of S, C. 3-. Declamation A Memorial Address." Bv Cadet W. H. Camubell, .-fS. C. . , 4. Declamatios " Tbe Fate of yireinia.'.' By Cadet Christopher Fitzsiaipns, oCv&XJ, 5 LECLAMATiOii rower oi eloquence. Bv Cadet Robert G. Thomas, of N;.', ; ! This evening at 7;20. Prof. Barnes.,.? the Charlotte Institute for Young Ladies. -will deliver an address at the C M. L .The pub- he is cordially mvited to attend. - ;,, COMMURICATEI).)' Ma. Editob : ' , ,' ...,"; In answer to the imperative demand of the doubting Thomas signing himself Farmer" concerning my use-of thejustlyj celebrated "Stonewall Guano ' as .setj forth in a lately published certificate by mej I- would bee leave to say that I cheerfullyH give, for his satislacuon, . ana , mat oi ey.ery other farmer, the circumstances attending1 the planting of the two acres referred to in my ceinncaie : Tn 1872. 1 manured the land . broad .cast with stable manure. It was a sandysoU and wom bat fit 1S73. I dfrtltfate In 1874, 1 planted the triple?cott6n feed on the same land, and used 100 lbs.; of- the Stone wall Guano. In ?72. 1 had a yield of J bale to the acre. In '73, 1 had aboutp&e ale? la '74, 1 planted the tnpie cowon seea, man urinff with 10U lbs. of Stonewall to tht acre with the results as published in my emifl, cate. Respectmuy. ,. . . .m v. . V ... J. W. WADS WORTHS & fWhich certificate can be seen by reference to our aaverwaiiiB wu"- r- lCOMMCSICATED. Tbe 20th May. Mb. Editob : As a general rule 1 would neVacygetr tin into a"HorhefNestn but asbars promises to be a harmless Hatrrt will ven ture near enough to , caU your attention to tt little scrap M history; sul rtcTteaOfaqe; in your, columns. .xoa wiu nnu Qiiackehboss School History of the United States; wee 2M and 0, the following ;yjast a month afterhej.battle.the news Teached'Charlot,,- . ..i:..ti MAAr nai'uirwi , iiicuia&i i m i ,,,. inJAnflndnce tnusassenea wi defend the Hgpg. propoialtj.throvFtffi fhelBkti&zjfa.ftTbeit countrymen tw worthy were ins-arms merely for rightsi to which, as British' sub iectsS they 'believed themselves entitled. The people of Charlotte wet the first to de clare in tavor of complete independence." !t The italics amin the original from which I have made this extract. The battle refer' I red to isthat which took place'. at Lexing ton, on the 19thAprU, i775,so that fast' i month aftr??; would ;fix; the Mecklenburg' Declai.m.onltheh,ilay,g'.4.,ij:,.;, ; rrIt is, tery singular, JtV historians, . whose effort it '. 1- to be" precisely accurate about events of such importance, should baye adopted a Statement like this without ,a; full and satisfactory investigation. We may 'rest assured that the credit of haying led the way in this great revolution would never .baye been yielded by Northern historians if, the evidence had not been conclusive., It is too late now 'to attempt to pluck this chaplet from the brow of glorious old Mecklenburg.- iV. Kikfb: p. - communicated. The C. C R. R. ft TTrTirtT .1 1 ft t r I recently ma.de.ft visit to the village of MonroeI wenttgtver. tJteCrC. Railroad from McAlpine's Creek to the Indian Path, eieht miles from Monroe, and the railroad is in an awful condition. ' I left Charlotte in; the morning1 at 7!cT6ck, and ,. arrived at Monroe at 3 P M., only '' 23 "miles, about 8 hours rtfhe road.--The passenger car ran off at the Indian Pa.h, and broke the front rrfcks; foTWnateryW'S'as f hurt.' f; ibe?-. Heve no one has been killed or buried alive ih'the mud';' in sey'erai places bn the road I the rails andicfos,s ties are Under mud and f water f" '-I 'th.ink Chaflot.'te'nas feood.Veason to complain 0f tln3(c$mpi From Monroe Choftgbjpn a bale of cotton if $1 .00, and? froj". ;Mpnroe to Wilmington 50,the,distanc f35 mUe 6 Charlotte 23 8o it is easily seem whero the ? discrimination is, made, and m whose favoK I hope this will b changed as1 it an ; f mosir tioii on" iRe -bnsia'ess iadh 'of iOh&rlotle;'' " ' ,n I underKtfiid- Col... Fremont is a good railr ad man. a If be is, 3. Jbope he will soon have the road r in. decent qrder so that trayl elers wi ll -patronize the 'siaA.f most' ''bpjii traveling - goes yiiPwaleighand Cdlunibia routetypres C;;;;1'T. . jTWe pnblish the above) no because of an discrimination against the C. ;G. -Road, iut because the columns of ,thej.OBSEBVKB . f are open tq porrespondence pn,apy, subject in i wjiich jhe public mterested in justice to the management, we' desire to.state-that, ,sa far as thej road bed-is , concerned, i it could hardly be?. other. wise ; than' as it is.- It was completed at season of the yearwhenJthe nature of the weather was sttch as fo'ehfire ly preclude'the making or a: solid bed, and our readers have but to recall the long raipy spells of the presehf winterto I satisfy them that there is. no neglect bn the part of the ofBcersrGol'. FTemont stands deservedly high'as a railroad in'ah', and he assures us that nothing will hfleft undone tdJ put'tbe road iiV theltest" p8ible condition, as soon the" weather "wftl permit." This "road has done much for us already let us not be too quick to censure. So far as a discrimina tion against Charlotte, in the matter-freights is concerned, the management must stand in their own shoHii--ED.') '' The Public Confidence Well . Placed, Although the world has been seeking specifics fo iisease for many centuries, few ndced have 'epn found. Prominent among these few i Hostetter's Stomach ' Bitters. which year1 ago received the ' endorsement of the medical profession, and was hailed by press and public as the great :renoyant and preventive ot the age. And with good rea son. Since to the weakened stomach it gives strength, to the torpid liver activity, to the disordered bowels regularity, and to, the. shaken nerves fi-mness and tone. .; Under its benignant influence! healthful vigor re turns t the debilitated and 1 wasted' frame. the. flaccid mnsoles ' become ' compact. the wan aspect of ill health is replaced by a look of cheerfulness, tbe mind ceases to de spond and flesh - ia developed upon, the at tenuated frame. There is no exaggeration in this statement.Tt is as true as that the system is subject to diseases Were proofs req uired to subst antiate the reality of the comprehensive effects of the Bitters, there is i t - ' . - i. - ; prooaoiyi . jioi iii.;ei?n3ui;t3 a meuiuiuo, iu favor of which such a 'mass of concurrent testimony from the jnost respectable sources, couldbe" adduced. But'the efBcacy of the nation's alterative and invigorant has been a matter of Universal knowledge too lone to need any ecveorroborajtions, .The fact jthat; it has its largest sales rm tnoee portions oi tlie' North and Soutp American CJontihentsV Mexico 'arid the West Ihd?ei(,: in which 5 at- rfospheric1 influences "pmumcia! to health exisfs. proves- what confidence is felt in its remedial and protective virtues. i In locali ties where, fevers. of art; intermittent, type prevail, especially , it has come to be regard ed as ah mdispehsaWe'aecessary. J " "NE'W i ADVERTISEMEIVT8.' - Membersof Excelsior Lodge-NOi?61fAi F fciA. Mi'i'fe4aestedxoiM.tpnnaaM in their attendance at their. Halt to-njght, (Fri dar atir o'clock,-sharp q at4 'wat .Visitora'cordiallv invited. j n ' . It 8i:;(ijwi .) ;mK,;?ini TeblBi-tf. Tn-OTIOE. V,TneoweWrHeanf tbNo, 9. are requestea to presros memseiTcj' u night f( instauacion. rwwaw. !-i ,fe19'lt.-i!!J 2l3iJSW BKMHiMii! t'.t.P '.V,iii f;srl ,.rje;- fl.i7 ;rjR3t3qTOlrDBB ft co: , -TOTlCE TO SHIPPERS lt - On and after he 20th Jnstj, -daplicate; W 111 ;be; reo aired tov be! esaderoat !by oliinnera for freUriilrf wr -the; Carolina Cen :trat Bawatiand 'ood8;m.aB,bvi re1ivetec lu GALLOWAY w '.iWWWH e lUAVjaJfi OECHEpPLE I-oAf, at8r4avthe45U insL, the I - . m wx f m.ii train tiii'tEi CardSaa Central uaiiway will leave harlotedailyfxceplndaja. rf?l AM-sadarmre at5j4a M. fjrsebt9wVi v-vOenlSoptS 3 fci 'tmberfif XToriolr; Si C.roo Charlotte Cohiajoia &;Arf?tita Pjlroad. c ' . t Dreas4 ana Undressed Lumber. : 9 FEOO itlNO'TH ATCHED ? XNDV UN MATCHELT, a fpedaltT. J V, t! o -Call on or address t -, r; I . v t' at Nisi m-stp..R:'& Ji H-WSWlK. T dJ ay'; TO.THB 7 iff ,;flf.. Sf,nt$ VraOLESMiB , TRADE. JUDGING the future by the, past, we enter with confidence upon this out new en terprise, of separatirig enr Wholesale from our Retail Trade; by haying separate and Jl' , tt. r , . - , manai- xiquse lor eaca ; , ana. in uomg . so, w flatter ourselves, that it , wiJJU not only mwt the approval of our numerous custom ers, . but, that an:;- Kxclusiye Wholesale House" will -brine us a large influx of new trade, 'and of a character not heretofore en- toyed. " ''-'' trv CatrAHrj It mast be obvious to every buyei that . a strictly '.' Wholesale House,'' arranged - and adapted for that Trade only,, with a, corps of experienced .Wholesale ' Salesmen,-. with a Stockrcarefully selected for that Trade only, and 'moreover, the avoidance of1- eommsr in contact with retail buyers, -which i we and yon aiLi; nave - neretomre round to - be so irksome, as it frequently; happens that- the retail buyer is your, very neighbor (perhaps ypurQwn customer),;, "Such, V house, we assert, must and will commend itself to the traded t.e .pu! Wiit"' - Four years ago We adtertised that we in tended to make Charlotte a wholesal , mart and ours "Tha i Wholesale Housei'Aw We now. have the proud satisfiictipa pC- seeing it 1 We now call your attention to the fact that we have cenrerted our- superb store in to, an exejusive Wholesale House, where yon can find all lines of- goods necessary for country stofet to-wlt : Dry-goods, Clothinr; Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Groceries, Hard- waw. - MfllimAwir ; all 1 n .AMTthlBfA 1 tni. hought in large quahtiUes and from the very first nandSi' w fr.t.-.m-trrn : ,-, - Our stock is now arrivine and will i be complete about the first of .September, ..and will be the laagesf ox any here, the pretend sions of others to the fcontrarv not withnd- ing, We respectfully Invite, your personal tnspefetion, or write to ns for circmris. " - iVeiy troiy yours,,-3t in, i, 5 r .;?r"WPSKOWSi:X.RINTJ it v.. 0 . rl.T f:2 l4 i r?t? r! reratnt'fj t.Tv-rt (,' Bea$ti!tdneWviatyte:st 16.2-3 cts per yard, .worth 33 cts, and anothi er lof of that excellent quality of BLfiACHr ElVDQMESTiaablSi cts. ; r i . i ' , A new lot,; of XADLEStTES. something newralsb a large airaortnient of new style Prints, and manyolher n'e w goodsi too numi erous to mention, at the- Retail- Emporium of . ; WITTK0W8KY'& RINTELS. , Call and see them before they are all gone, febld tf. . .- , ;.(.,'- ,v yooDi wood! . . The undersigned has removed his . to where Tryon street crosses the' idtlanticl Tenhesse & Ohio Railroad, ' iill orders left at the yard will be promptly attended to. -. ebf4-5tpd. HANNIBAL ED WEIRDS. WE Rave Teceiyed the Targest and best as sorted stock5 of these-justly celebrated seed we have ever yet brought to Charlotte, which are warranted FRESH A lSTD OEH VINE, and Till be sold as low as any, in the mar- ket. We will supply the wholesale trade with seed in small papers at Lahdreth's pri ces. -v...;j -V, --rrr '. We will have also in time, Orchard Grass, Clover and Lucerne. ' W. R. BTJB.WEU CO., . SriigriittfV ' f And Dealers In Pure Drugs, " Medicines, Window Glass, Ac., " w ' SPRINGSvCORNER,:- -v.ih) ,u I.' feb 17 CHARLOTTE, H. C. PRINTERS' STATIONERY. v;; ' The old established boase of BREM, ' 2 BROWN A CObare jastiireceiyedwU, tnuRvoico of 'riptersu? gtatiooer. p m cpnsisUng in parVoI -- .'tSp. BLANK CARDSy BILL CAP-r-all sizes, , CD ,50 LET fEBj CA1 u ; .2 " : r vd'g . ! , COLORED; r QARps, ' WEBDiqlRD;: A WEDDINO NOTBil rlEnyelopesof aUradea.-ta y ibis class of goods. i n, -. i m7m i.;:& Lri-siiijtii , Permanently located next doer.to Central Hotel oflice. v.-;.. . Watches Clocks and Jewelry, repaired In tM bestmanner.iandwamntea,-'' " febll-lyz -f.t5dcr?T a"-a-r Trr v 7 ti; :j aiftta Roofef. and 'dealer in all kI6dS or SlaBlrerfo ia altl fthdfinFSlatei jifonl)rrwIir)Ot fltt SLATE ROOFS ia rany part ihetnf Boilders, and3he. naoiic m tne .sapenpr roofiD osed by hint from'tbe qasmei ! of Vermont and vlrtiniar Slat fornuUd of any desired "colors ilrio -"rusff A - lVi i Isjilnjiuxmnco Against firay. and wui last a iu timew j r,r,- ,,AJl work guaranteed, Pneea tieasonaoie. outn.Li Tthnfa 1 tAVn off and re!aid ' with rwden will receive1 DroenntattentiooV Whea addressed to Oi Box , Ur : Xlotte, i N. ir-r cichm otw s Thbegimiiagof iyar.i;a. r attiinc fhtwiness; accmsta. .Ve our patrons, that : w "are .ttcdrengaaf , tnisiinpoKaDS nuwB" i j HjiWehnve jbt few CTPtmners who atw Inot nmmnt in makinc monthly paymenU, and it is to them specially I that Us addsess this a - i n..,it...i mi . f MMt ixriwtt ttSI occasion- to pass without a settkoienL i , e- VTVaVTUir4fn -irf-'UtJ!:4- aa Imported Cracksra and Cmgz. keep on hand ;-? .---trt ; aq-rs "Tfrfe& Hfr 'eaivj b&ft-'f'-''" ' Soda Crackers, ButUr Craekers., .OreaJa Craekers, Lemon Crackers.Glnter Baaps, , 1 1 Brandy Soaps, Ion Snaps, .Cooea f " nut rjakea. Strawberry Caks,'k i Jenny Llnd GakeS) Busa . -;fCakei,Wln'Jil4 Spiced JtanMetvl tn tr.'-;.f..i i ..-a i b Mmuii4ii$jiW: .t-,- and we make and keew always frb Cboed laU, Pnfia, Cream Pntftu Eg PuCk, KncUah Walnut Puffs, Fraskfort-onthe-motn Cakea, Paris Nat Cakes, M BandltU R Oakes, DeoiU nee Cakes, Pitch Cakes, and wsll-jnat eosae audletasshowwaatwebayejrots. febli-U. f ;s F. a. ANDREWS 41 CO. w OFFER i .lifted , Todaplicats la price and quality any la voice of paper bsgs bourht in the. United State, and deliver them in - Charlotte at the price paid ohrotdi TTDDY Y BRO. -- feb 14. " tl io: tv74''. iTiHE ENGLISH 8T0NEWALL GTJAKO, . i -1 1 I . v Imported ;by Flaiuian, Abell ft Cd U , Cpttoiiorm.rf, K :' -'siYijrifiJLHjy.oAV'-1, .. Jwt orM 3f ; ti . 7tni :ni (i.'nijm,!;!. ... , yf milt tii i !!u;r:vjii3 -f . . h As agent for this celebrated fttatto, 1 take pleasure in ocerint to . the rarmen or wes tern: North Carolina, the lowloi certificate as evidence'of Itsraerits.1 . 4 lK ' ' " : -1 Clenwal AgU ibr Westani -wC, tril y.z (CErrjFWTEtw r!S!if si'.i.'ji;1 r . -,vrf'iL ' "t--'f tt:"-4rJS.tM iwv.Ii'.t. r-oo received, Charlotte; . u., Feb. ilia , of Dr. J.B. Wdruff agtt- fbr ITlasis. Flanagan Jtbell'ft- Caftyi dollars' being the premium offered' the r Fair bf the Oar oUnasibr til tat the, jbrrMytf t ltto ,i ,T kamttw mtivr thai. I. mad An twa Mnr of land,-- mahured by, 100 Y IbiL of Enrliah fetohewali Gbaho, td ttd hen, ;Vhich; Ipur 'chased from Dr: J. ' woodrufl;j of Savan nah, Georgia, - I960 lbs,' Cat wttorf, - which, when baled, was over five'- hundred pounds to tbbale.maklnrtwo(.hale.of cotton to the acre. I consider thjss JBngllshtpne wmu V- ;w iraewierouiM a ever useo ana i f vou want-Kortnern icDies. i -t a v .. r, i t the RMmj Sun. If yon want Banannu, ; 4 i IfyonwantMaliGrapeBnAf; !. at the Rising Bun. t yonwsit nnVFresh OrmtetV '. v; attheRsuiLSaB i If yon want rictVnfaBnmajwv . at the Rislna Son If you wanteakes of alt ftadV'" !'' at the-HslDf Sou. If yon want the best Tea in the aty, at the Rising Sua. Ii yon want Groceries the rerjrest , .-i . sttheJusinignn If yon want Not and Raisins, : at the Rising Sun If you want any thinr that jron: can't find any where else,, U'V'22iX 1 f? io the Sisiar Sud. opposite market C. 8. HOLTON A Co. 1W T?OR8ALE. A nW rt. dwllin In IL . with eirh rooms, on corner of dth and Graham street T. L. ALEXANDER, febiMt : t Aleiwier, liA Co. aosit ,ttn 'J&mm .orfj ax Lit, i " rwm iifw m reji 2i!? m .viva RZ'prSiJj- 9 '8 '''y!J?.0A 413 i tes a;mvS hfeo4 iww w-' errvl fi.i f'i6vr eclc -3-on so .9it :i n g" t-u' t'i aJdK -3 1 f. ,."e3t bp.a t-7, ti sTjc S4 iHiii.&a fjui v. is, tjt OCiii VhsU'rVi 6 g TtoQ" Ici&qS-stJtt yv -57 ;ii .1 1 .Toms- 1 highly rfceprnmend it to ih ttrtneri o rMortli .Carolina1 v V ,l.'3i W; WADS WORTH. e febl24td itw,,5"!f ,. Civ vim mm .m 1)ws3Mi wen. :