North Carolina Newspapers

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SHOES fend 2XATS, ooinprlalng all grades, a large proportion xf waloa liave been. -j. -, . - - - Manufactured -Expressly Jo Our Own Order, Merchants In Cluulatte,' those In th surrounding country, will find It to their advantage to oall and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. - iv msnn. tn $pR Good at low a anv house, in New York. Boston, or Baltimore. with freight added. They eaa always save or house, a , i ; kjj , seS-ly Bttvten th$ ;;!:MRspjqijery; Has ktfie Larffest;and "Piiiest stock; of . imniEUY Mmcy goods in the State;-f ' , The Charlotte, ColnmlfiuiftA IlirvrnCS the ,ttention of all Mercbanta and Cotton Shippera in Charlotte, and npon the roads oorineCUn there; to the extraordinary adTantages of connections with all Northern ' Points and South-Atlantic Sea Ports enjoyed orer its lines, . ' , . , Points 1st. ; The Great Atlantic Coast line f via Columbia Wilmington nd Portsmouth to BaLmore, DailyInsurance I per cent. t , . vv , v i t - - Philadelphia, Daily, Insured. r ' yEW rOBX MONDAY, WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, 8ATTJBpAY INSURANCE i PER CSNTy OSTON TUESDAYS ANp'KRIDAYS, INSURANCE I PER CENT. PROVIDENCE, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, d. By way Wilmington and Direct Steam Line to,Baltimore, . Wednesdays and Sat-, nrdays, Insurance i percent., . ;-.-ff. -W-i-'-.l- i -? . HILADELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, INSURANCE"? PER CENT. NEW YORK WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALIZED ! J . . TO THAT OP NORFOLK. -VV' By the Charleston Mn Baltimore, Weekly. ,eJcTr I1 EVERY FRIDAYTO' NEW YORK, TUE8DAY8.' THURS AND SATURDAYS, TO BOSTONi EVERY SATURDAY. TIT tori railed Steam Line facilities of the threeTortof Portsmonith, Wilmington vtTharlestoai and the combined equipments of the RCA A-i W. C. A A., and other roads enable nj h hid for cotton andall other merchandisein unlimited quantities, and to assure ourpatrons of absolute freeomfrom detention. f v iZSZT. - Hon. E.B,.Bridoee. . , -:. ,::'W-9ati 'Jf1! .JCol. JobVU PAtMEi, - 'l ,c - Prwiden , Jas. Akdsrsoit, - f General Superintendent. a Pnp . .: ; &w T o - General Freight Agent. 4 W. W. PEGRAM, Agen N G; HARRY & CO., House, Stgn andFrescoe Painters. nARTICULAB attention paid to Frescoing 'i 'sj!-: 3- (1 ACOB H. M ilVV ,Gigars,Tobacco, Pipes,Snuff,&c. Stock "always on hand Wauit Country Merchantaespecialiv. fPHE CENTENNIAL HOUSE. jJOn;cPpIAnpEr- Proprietor; " -: Coiiiol 'SrsRaT'CsiAsWMi One door below the Observer corner, j At this house, our coming Centennial can? bf discussed at all hours day or nighty . . . The leading tpirito of the day will be pres ent at all times to take a part in any qoetn thstmay "bp1"- , WLOUR AND MEAL BY THE SACK OR Jr . CAR LOAD. 3 ; v -: -Ij -V- j Tbelcihdertgned is prepared on short no ttice t fill large or small orders for Flonr, ?3ecJ, Vheat-bran, Com bran, aiid Seconds, I eaoal in Quality io any In this market. . Also Graham Floarfor fc-rwn bred.frQm chetee wheat, fer 1 J'lZTD ZZD Jot eowi. Grain Ijought at hfciiejnartet price. , CHARLOTTE CITY MILLS. febU-tf. - - Lock Box 1HANGEC7 SCHEDULE, v , V : " j.,-; f ' ' ' r- "' - Oa and aftei Satwiay, the 12th iriat., the ! mail train on the Carolina -..Central Railway will leave Charlotte aily, txceptSandayt, -at 6:15 A. M aad arrive at 7:45 P.M A L. FREMONT, febl9 Iwl ; ... -vGenlSapt W E OFFER'. - Ta 4nnltoafjk l ' lir M(i HU&litV nT Ul- i roice of paper bags bought in the United ' SUtea, and deliver them in Cbsrlotte at the price pid abroad "ifi,4r ' TIDDY & BRO. i . feb Ii . y -!'- ' . " 7 ATEST, ARRIVALS. r7T ..'";' I ,'.;' ' - ! 8 dozen Crawford's best, fresh canned Black ; berriei, 8 pdund cans at $3.00 by the dozen, 'large Hominy, White Pe and Beans, large Mountain Potatoes, nice Dried Fruit, White 'Cabbage, Mountain ' Buckwheat Flour, 0 bushels Seed Oats-n Clear Seed, at r feb28-tf.. 3,:i.8UITirS.? JUST EcniVED, - ' A full and complete stock of all k : SCHOOL BOOKS. Also a large ad. ., . other valuaole books and Sundry ot. Vof aef I-:', cks ia my line. Call and exsraine. feb2U-if . . R.8.PHIF2R; rti:oic3 el-cted KORTnESN s: :d icrAroLj; c. rich. rink'- Eye, f i i i..s ana it.s, i-rje ics in ciors uir a ;.rr . y n:iri3ST A PRO. - ' W. S. FOKBES. FORBES, Nearly opposite Central Hotel. the expense of a trio North by bu norm uj DuyinK inunn BBSS, Itnt National Bank and Bank of Mecklenburg. 4,' : , . 5 ! MalLana see her. Churches and Town Halls, throughout th EN D E It, j). JCAkUFACTyaKa AKD DBAI.XX IS TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N.C W. MWIiaOK.iV W, J. BLACK. W1 ILSONABLACKi 1"? WHOiESAfcK DRUGGISTS. DEAMtBS IK PAINTS, OILS, CHEUICALS, -glass; a - . , ' 'CHARLOTTE, N, C.; . - feb2l6m. i ' , JJOTICK TO SHIPPERS I J Charlotte, If.' C., Feb. 18, 18T1. yOn and after the 20th inst., doplicate re ceipts will be reqniredLto be made oot by snippers for freight over me Carolina cen tral Railway, and goods mast be delivered at warelionse by 4 P. M. - - - a. L.. r rArainww i , , VS.LJGALLOWAT, Gen'ISupt., " Agent. ' febl92w..- TARWIN-Gt JONES - - ATLA27TA VINEGAR WOHB3, .31 Broad. Stbbbt, Atlauta, Ga "! Next door to the Herald Offlce.; M White Wine Vinegar;..Cider , Vinegar, nd v . Swset Ciders. :. ): :: feb 17 tf I 1 I I1ENN YBON'S P0EM8. , ; . r Anew' edition f Tennyson's .Poems, in eluding ' .' r ' " i EUOCH AEDEST . . and allnis latest works, besides the music entire to -XI, of hia, roost popular songs. The complete volume 7S-cts '.. r- Book Store. - VMS TMPORTNT NOTICE. . Pratt's Astral Oil is the best Illuminating oil made, , - ' ' ;u; have been sold, and it is now used in hun- dreds oi thousands or xamines, anu iy dent has ever occerred, directly pr indirecUy Knraimr. tftrinT or handling lt- To enable all classes to use this indispen sable article, the pnee nas recenuy w v dncad about ixteen per ceuu . .Cay your oil from - -j ' j - 5 f,b2l-tf Kr. 1 Opposite Central HoteK; A. V. CMtm vvr, The Charlotte Ohserter. Charles - Br Jones, Proprietor; Office, Observer Snilding',; Corner t Trade snd College Streets.. LOCAL DOTS. The Board of County Commissio nera'met yesterday, but the proceedings are crowded out until to-morrow. " -v., ! . t -The Amateur Musical Society will-meet this evening at the residence of Mrs. B.- Y Young, at 6 o'clock. , , - ' ; . ; When' it gets right well through raining, we will write, a few rows about; the mud. Not noWj though f one at a time. - -c-.i ; The Wildman's will Jbe lm&aamri-&' It's worth the price of a ticket to ar Clara sing, "Down in a coal mine.'?' t&l . "Panic, war,.- pestilence or - famine, could hardly make people more gloomy-; than this weather. 1 Oh, Probst how longT ' - . The Catawba was higher last week,', we understand, than it has been in ten" years except at the time of the great May freshet " The thunder and lightning were- terrific for a while last night.' f We observed it from under a table, with several newspapers over our bead. - . , 7. , We would rise just here to remark that this weather is entirely too bad for dunning purposes. Not that we have any fears, have you to understand. ' - ' , The local historiau'floated around in one f ttis boats yesterday to some purpose, and gathered together ever so many locals,many of which are crowded out by over a column of new advertisements. , The Berger Family being great favorites here, it will interest our people to know that they played a successful four nights engage ment in Galveston; Texas, last week, as we learn from the News. ot that city.' ; Sunday ' Was va splendid 'day, and hundreds of willing feet trod the way to the different places "where prayer is wont to be made," The little birds came out and chirped ; the sun looked down on earth with a tender, mellow radiance, and a holy calnr seemed to pervade all nature, Thank God for every such Sunday ! - "- - Chuuge of Schedule. - A slight change has taken place In the schedule of the .iir-Line Railroad, though it does 'hot affect the arrival or departure of trains at Charlotte. The train now leaves Atlanta' at 7:30, shortening the titae two hours between that point and Charlotte. The schedule has always been a fast one, coming northward and now, trains will fly. The Murder Case.- ( This morning upon the assembling of Court, Lee Ardrey and Horace Massey, col ored, will be put upon trial lor their lives. rThe "crime with which" they stand-charged, i that of murder;- They will be defendad by Messrs., T H Brem, Jr., F B McDowell and W W Flemmihg, and prosecuted by Solici tor Montgomery. We understand that a considerable defence will he made. - J - i Heavy Hail.1- ' . Yesterday, morning 15,000. pounds of mail passed down "the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad.. The mail which should have been transferred at the junction, from the North Carolina train to the Air-Line', was brought up to the post office in this city after the Air-Line train had left, and was re-shipped vis Augusta for Atlanta, as by this, route it will reached its destination considerably sooner than if held over , here for; twenty-four hours, for the Air-Line train this morning. ' Why Is It f ; Brother Jones, what is the matter? The ObterverAoes not reach your subscribers in our town more than two or three days in the week, and very often is two days old. 8tir up your post master or whoever is in fault. The Observer is a very Welcome visitor among our people, but it most have numerous friends, .along the Carolina Central; and therefore spends a night - with them,-before calling on va, Pee Dee Courier. . --0 .We can assure our friends, of the Courier that the Observes is mailed to them as reg ularly as it is printed. Why they do not re ceive itj-we cannor imagine. Will not the route agents rise to explain ? The IVildman Troupe, k Passed through this city., yesterday morn ing on a special train for Statesyille, where they, will play an 'engagement of three nights, beginning' last night. On Thursday morning, they return to Charlotte, and open that evening at the Charlotte Opera, House, for three nights, Thursday night, they will present " The Hunchback," and on ,onet of the other nights, " Sole on Shingle." : - We shall be real glad to seethe Wildmans back again. - They agreeably' surprised - us before, and made many friends in Charlotte, where they,,' will again, undoubtedly, draw good houses. . . ' - Railroad Accident; ; . No mail from beyond Greensboro was re ceived in this City yesterday morning by the North Carolina train,' in consequence of an accident on the .Richmond & Danville Rail; robd on Saturday night last.'' Fpur miles beyond Reidsville, a broken rail precipitated the ladies' coach and the sleeping car from the track. The" rail ran up through the floor of the sleeper vend damaged the car badly. , One lady was injured seriously, hut beyond this no one, of whom we could hear, was hurt, v, It is strange that?. this ..was the case, as the sleeping car was full, "every berth having' been taken before-' the train left Charlotte. The track was ( not cleared until yesterday. . ,s , - Necklenbnrg In the Supreme Court. r Weieby the Raleigh News tha on FrK day last, the following cases were argued in the Supreme Court : i ' J G Maxwell vs. H M Caldwdf,r from r&h&mia. Areued bv Rufus Barrinicer for the plaintiff, and Piatt Walker and . W J Montgomery ior me aeieHaani.-: - C 8ossaman vs. E H Hinson et ai; from Cabarrus. Argued by Shipp A Bailey for the plaintiff, and Rufus Barringer for the "defendants, -r" " f-? ! ' ":" ' . -: - D H Hill vs. Mayor and Uommissisoners or Charlotte, from Meckleuburir..ArguedJby L Wilson & Son for plaintiff, and, Jones A Johnston for the defendant-v- - ' ; . Win. Patterson et ul., vs. R M Miller et at., from Mecklenburg. ' Argued by Wilson ;& Bon for the plaiotis, and Rufus Barringer and QDowdwr the defendants. AffraVVfl'V' ; .Two negroes, employed at'Heiileman'a toi bacco factory, had & difScuity last aturdayi When one struck' tb other in ihe back: of the nead with a stick, -cu6ting gash'three or foux.inohea Ions' and very-dee'p:.?Tiiee in jured inaq, complah?e4 that Woj or jib nee of his ribs : had also' been broken' e'-case was heard before "the MayoTj; tnd the assail- .idg.ry bonnd: ; .,;.,,.,;':: '-Z ' ''.';'; ; ; - J1 "i" y 'Siri s Beleased;r,j r. ; v , , ; 9 , r. r j l-The four negroesj who ':rere: : putln1: jai" Saturday afterhoon,, charged wilh the bum ing of a liouse on the . premises;' at Mr. & t A Sollenberger, about i miles' from? the- Cily, were brought into Conrt yesterday morning. It was found that the' evidence against them was not lufflcient iowjnvict, and.; they were accordingly discharjgedsT wo ef hemffao w ever, Washington Neal; and Mprris Hender son,, were rerreatedon the charge of rob-, bing the house of Mr. iliott,, in SteeYOreek Township, some' time aga: fr x'-' ,t 3y "i J r hum n .Aino 4 t Compliment U a Charlottea.; V,; . lThe Avtoman,$f$ the: Jewlag v4iand- some compliment to the pastor of theSecond "J'resbyterian Churchf.which;" his'many friends will ' appreciate :.; . " "Ther- people f Charlotte seem to' appreciate the high etuis? tian character of i Rev.; Ei1 H.' Harding; who hasj charge of . t he rSecond vPresby tenan Church in that jjity. u .We knew hinj well as Chaplain - of the 45th -N, C. Troops, nd re member distinctly, that ;the'1lasterhiori; we heard him preach was in an open field on the Mechaoicsville ? Road north of; Rich mond, on Sunday morning tljel3th pf June, 1864.. He was much esteemed by the whole' command, as a devout, zealous and-consistent christian, and we congratulate hStpn gregation on ther good fortune in recuring his service?;'1 1 - ' ' 1 , . Tf - .f. -' ..I i -' ' i ' mm s ' " v. A Valuable Book. 1 '-' f " Mrs S M Weyereofltichmond, Va., ,i8 at Mrs Presses boarding house tn this city, for' few days, -canvassing -for ;the:;vPeftonal Reminiscences of Gen Robert . K iee," a work of great, value and interest-, by -Rev J William Jones, D 'D, formerTy chaplain v-of the army of Northern Virginia, and of Wash ington College, . Virginia. Anything' con nected with the life of the great hero- and soldier is interesting, but this especially ' so' being the production of one who. knew him, well and associated - with him intimately. We commend Mrs - Weyere and the .work which she represents, to the consideration of our people, and hope ; that the ladyTrill have abundant success here in procuring subscribers. She is the widow of a Confed erate soldier, and is worthy. ;t,r v Personal. ,,;.,.. t We had ahrotherly call last evening from Dr.T. G.Robertson, editor of( the Rock Hill (S.'.C.) Grange. ' " ' . - Jplwin M-. Kerr, JFsq.; the Senatof, from Sampson, was in the city. Sunday and jes .terdayv.f ; : The ; f oHowing" 'grea'lrosd' agnates from' New York, were registered aftheCen- tral Hotel on Sunday ;,,.iu.' H4,Vander Wit, Webster Wagner.! A. Boody. " '? , , Hon. Chas.W." Jones,' the-newly "elected United States Senator from Florida, break fasted, at "Ilia Xfentral yesterday rnoming, and passed on through enroot to Washing ton. He is the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Florida since the fear. ,. Capt. W H Green, of ftheNorth Carolina iZailroad, arrived in the ; city last evening. W. J. Boylin,' sq., late 6f the Monroe Enquirer, registered last night at the Central. Court Yesterdays ;?!Jb v , , -Court was called and organized yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. ' "The following nam ed gentlemen comprise the panel summoned by the Sheriff for this the' second week of Court : 8 B Smith, J Y Weddington, John O Alexander, J Jf Kirkpatrick, A G Reid, Solomon Cohen, E 8 Bui well, J C Kirk, John L Rea, Wm C McCord, E S L Barnett, Wm. McCbmbs, Leander Query, J ;C Wed dington, Samuel Whitley,. W W Phiter. Al exanderBenyhill.JS Sparrow, W H Shaf fer, W J Hayes, A L Williamson, Wm Por ter, J T Gallant, J C Dowd. ; ' S 1 (w Only two criminal cases were disposed of : Tom Sloan and Ned Hoover, noth colored, were up for assault.: ? This Was" for whipping Mr Beattie, about two years ago j nany-will recall the circumstance. Judgment was suspended as t6 both of 4hem .'until "next Court, upon the payment of costs" and each was put under bond Of $200 for Tihr - appear ance at the next term of Court; . Sap Home; .white,! was tip lor assault. He was convicted tmt; judgment was sus pended upon the payment of cost. ' t ,The civil docket was taken up and several cases were disposed of ; a still larger' nam her .was'ined. 'J " s'W'lk1 The Fire Xast Evening. . - T"A few minutes after 8 o'clock last evening, the cry of "fireP' was sounded on the streets, and soon the fire bell rang the: alarm;. - It did not require long to . ascertain . the loca tion, for in a few moments after'the first cry almost the whole city was illuminated The rain was pouring down in torrents at the time,' hut more . than rain is necessary'' to keep a crowd from a fire, and in r a short time that end f Trade street, leading to the Air-Line Depot, was crowded with, people. It was ascertained by the lime this: point was reached, that the burning , building was the barn of James Irving Esq.; outside the city limits and about a mile fro m-the! nter section f Trade and .Tryon streets.4, .s' i The barn had been struck , by, lightning,; and, being filled with forage, was soon burn d to the ground. " There were three horses in the stable, f When persons reached It having discovered the fire, one of the horses was lying down, and could not" be moved It had evident! been'struck by the light aing, and bad to be left to be burned up. The other two were gotten out and , saved. In a shed adjoining the barn, was a carriage, which was also destroyed, the heat becom ing so intense in i few seconds that it could noibe removed.V:" L The whole loss was thearh aha forage (of which there was i a large supply) a horseand a carriage-; Though the dwelling and other buildings i Srere near the barn, they , were in no danger from the .beat or sparks,, being thoroughly saturated with the lain which continfced to iall all the tune, The Independent Hook and Ladder, Com- pany turnea out wun xneir wuc oui upon finding where the tire was located, put back j to their engine-house: ' iiaTorlnUie llfUoMary,.cjiHxj3 vfii i J Yesterday ; morning two compositort in this office while-looking in Webster's" Dio Ubhary for aVdrd ahojit'lwhich Hhey ' had had .V. discussion, Jfound ' a typographical error. The, edition of the Dictionary, s the unabridged, published in 1870,' hy G; and C. MerriamState Street, Springfield v Mass. The error ia- wvihe-i definition , .of Jhe ;word "MilleniumVf and'occuri in this: wise ; a word, used iodenote the vth'ousandTy ears mentioned in, the the twentieth , chapter of jRevelation,"&c, lt.will,.be observed . that the word ets'dbubled.'and in this the error consists,-1 It is a rare thing to find 'a 'mis take in the Bible or the Dictionary. ' r - i - . - ' Iltlell'. Uvlng.Age.: .! I i Nos. 1602 and 1603 of 'Tht Living ?Jg, 'lox the weeks ending Feb. 20th- and '27th res pectively', -Tiaye the1- rollowiDgr:nceworthy: articles : jhejje'ville ; Xe'moirV; Jfrotn, .the Quarterly Revieyr ; '!lhQ Love and Marriage of Catherine de; Bourbon , . Cwnhtil; The mt perorof China, Spectator; Popes of the Six teenth CeoturylOtr Ovm- iFtrmde Chinese Obituary; Cnstms,CWa4ai Jw.pvee&t&QT. a ? Cnhf Child; Saturday Benew fEraB" mus-4iis" Character British Quarter Review j SaXon Studies;1 pari V.; ; hy1 Julian'Haw tborne, Contemporary Review; The Convent of Sanr Marco,part .IY,fiSavonaTola "as a Politfcian"ifocmiHar;; ' A Vandal-Venice, Pa&WaU'XJazettef Earlyi Retirements,1 Spec jtator.r :, .-i'Ios rr-L- f a 'in ju!i.r ;4These numbers: also' contain: installments af.MThe Story of .Valentine and iiis Broth i erj" and "Alixse Ijorraine'-he. fjatter, by the author 6f";he" Maid of Sker," and both unusually good! serialsT;' V " l?-ti The usual ' choicepoet'ry and.: miscellany complete the numbers." : ; J v ) The Weatherrr -JS,n ji.It -'I Charlptte is again drenched. The waters rush- and roar through the streets where commerce is wont rto flow, and commerce fhath yielded up the sceptre and retired to her iiiuing piace. lue uuuus puureu aow a witu force all day yesterday, and poured down with "newly gathered forceafter the day had spent1 itself. Xast night was as black" as Erebusrand as the winds sweep alongdash ing the rain in the 'face of : the unfortunate pedestrian that line of Burns, describing Tarn O'Shanter's ride, .comes to mind,, and Ve are almost tempted.to say with . him that it was , . .. f. . r . "Sic a night as ne'er poor mortal was abroad ""'-in.' - ' i"" " "J ' - 1 We haye' not knowh3swAvV'6torm'ih'a long "while; 5, It. wilt do1 great damage to property, jand land slides in ! railroads .will be numerous-; if sqne of-the trains preach the city this morning, we shalL not be sur- prised. With"" these reflections, we throw both hands behind our head, and as we listen to therairi bii th4 i rooC reCurn silent thanks that the imes have fallen us beside a pleas' ant fire, and that it is only- a few-moments befoxe we, 5hall -blunder along: the -.dark streets in.search.of Jhat hujlding.in which is located our "little bed," and lay ns down to sleep the sleep of innocence. ,i. 'o;-;i ;: ..m': i 3 5i A MementdMof the Warj, . - Under tbis head the New .York Herald, of , the 25th ;ult.,. has the. following article, 'fir. and Mnu. Chapman are residents of this city, and are well"kribwn; aod.ihl'fiii teemed throughout th State. esihcereTy hope the suity spoken it, will termrnate fa vorahlp tothem.: The Jfcroisays j 4,In 186TMiss Verina S. Moore was teach in school in North. Carolina. . She Pur chased 120 shares, of. the Phoenix Bank, of this city. 4 Two years later she Bold through: an attorney, thirty-six shares of the ; stocky retaining eighty-fourshares in her) posses "sion; The war came on and the dividends on the stock accrued, but owing to commun ication being cut off with the North, she was unaDle to obtain them. ' In March, 1864, in- formation was given to the government that the amount of stock named, . with ; the. ac crued dividends, remained in "her name on the books of the bank! and under the act of Congress providing for the confiscation - of property belonging tp reeeis, were lasea on behalf of the' government for its Ujonfisca tionic; The result was that the stock was de clared forfeited." An effort was made, to set aside the decree but without success. In the meanwhile Miss Moore married - Mrc Cbap- man. a clerevman. and as Mrs. Chapman has brought suit akainst the Phoenix Nation ai jjanc, 91 uua-uy u amount of accrued dividends.-, the-under-; standing being, of course, that if Bhe gets a Verdict in; her favor it will also' carry with it the yalue of the stock originally;owned by Tier.' .The case came to trial yesterday be fore" Judge Speii i holding Special Term of neroupenorjUonrKj- Ane jpiauiuii cmiujq that the confiscation of. the stockwas illegal, she alleeincr that she did "not come within the category of those "giving aid and 1 com fort to the enemy," whose property, under the act referred to, was . liable to . confisca tion The defence is that the Dans: naa no part iathe proceedings taken by the govern-? ment. and that in cancelling the' certificate. it merely complied with? the decree ' of the United States Courts JudgeSpeirt took. the papers, rf serving his decision." r . 4 -TUST ARRxVED,' ' i. u "i -Pigs' Feet and Dried Beef, at the Rising Bun, ' . u. B. nuiiAvr w mar2tf.:j .!-. o .-.;.rT! ? Just received, a lot pf low-price Calendar docks, and Rogers Bro.'s fine Table Cutlery, At HALES & FARRIOR'S '- JL. u - r .ri Two rooms for single gentlemen, - mar2t. Afi "EKIHOES OFTHE FOOT HILLS.Vb p.- BRET HAUTE. , e f 3 Just received at--; - 1 PAIPER'S' mar2-tf. - t . T . TOST.-,.'., "j;:! On Sunday morning, between the Central Hotel and Dr, Hoffman's gate, a pair of - - - ' HEAVY GOLX SPECTiLCIXS,' in a leather caser Finder will be tiberaTly rewarded by leaving them at ' w ' J -J -' - mar2-ltpd.t'v Ls. THIS OFFICS HOPE Meredith; a novel by .Hixa Taber, UGLYCfitlTaperA - THE Law andtLady, by Wilkks Collins, rrn a rtfra z. J . TT J - a. j-fU f .12. T-.! . ... , . , thoress, Miss -Fiv,r. For sale at .mar2-tf. ' .PiilFSS BOOK ST02 s in the Springs Cor. er, suitable . 'Apply: at"' BUR WELL A CX).S ? -A . . . . wji : r- '.r-t a. a. i . j Still lives and deals in Pure Mountain Brandies and Whiskies. Jo. medicaL or oth er purposes. (, . , rt 0k. r srVa sr ; I - 1ST- Orders solicited- i , ,- - ' At the sign of the Elephant, Trade street, UXiariottet. ,-,,,. f.-.;maqi-ix.; rrtHB WILMINGTON EYE AND EAR IN JL 8TITUTE. AND SURGICAL 1NFIR2 ARY. . ' ": - 1 - ' ( D. Mtf J. DeiJbsset,-(late of Bal tunore) Ibur , geon in charge. n This Institute ,has two departments one for diseases of the BYE and tE4R, and the other Tor' general": surgical cases,' including the special surgery of females. Each: patient occupies a private apartment,' with '-all the com forts of a' houser and is always under the personal , supervision of the Burgeon in charge, who resides with, his family in . the building,, Address T v r ' , -"- 1 7 Box 872, Wilmington, N. C. ; '-Dr.f Defiosset will visit Charlotte : profes sionally, to remain from the llih to the 20th of March inclusive, for the purpose of .hold ing consultation . rnar2-dawtf i ...I&meand Zocracopy tf ? is, -.mJZ;-i. GHAiZIiOTTE GENERAL:' - AGENCY SOUTHERN LIFE IN'S COMPANY. A CARDJ I, " The "firm of Drayton A White, as General Life and Fire Insurance Agents, Js this day dissolved by mutual consent. - - v . - JAMES D, WHITE. - A.. , '.ii .it. rnHE General Life and Fire Agency will be carried on as formerly by the .under ed at his present office on Trade , streeirnext doorio McAden's Drug Store. i? 1. V-i-" -s. TH03, F.DRAYTON,.;.; ilmar2-tf.- - - r Ji General Agent: 'i''!? -JV '''.'vV itMVl tf .-?;!. . 'The personal reminiscences, anecdotes, and letters of tui.j am ,yt a- v-ku ai . CTEW'BOllEIlT tl.-' UEEi 1--' ' i in'. . ?o t, Mi ? ,r .I5;" ' QS?r.zL makes one beautiful octavo volume of 497 pages, -and is Illustrated ' by seren ' fine steel portraits'of "Lee as a yOung rodcer," "Ice as the U, S. Soldier,'! , "Lee as tbe.Confeder ate' General," "Lee "as "the ! College Presl den ty: v"Mrs; Lee at Arlington," ' "Mrs. Lee at Lexington," and ''Stonewall Jackson; and. thirteen full-page engravings on wood. Priced id Cloth; $30 ; ! Sheep, - $4.50 , Half j Turkey, 85.50; Full TurkeyvfLfiDt- vp - f SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRPTWN' J' I IV'MRS'Ml'WEVERi'lGENT!! J 1 f' at Mrs. Pressly's for a few days, r;;imar2-tf. y. V- '-J SPRING 5AVD SUMMER GOODS. ' At) ! It - "I :i hi 4 '5 We are pleased to in form -our -friends and our customers that . .: '1 ' OUR MR. ALEXANDER s i J i I , !;j .! ' 1 ' 1,.; :('. :.i HJ' . ; ', 1 i ...... - f- -' .1 Js low North purchasing pu. ' .... ; SPRING STOCK - OP DRY GOODS, I' NOTIONS, Ac. ; i " All admit that' e have a pretty store room,and we assure you our new stock shall correspond with it- , ' Very respectfully ' ' s ? . 1 I - - ALEXANDER, 8EIGLE A CO. . :mar2-Cf.UiSi , PARLOR SUITS, vc 5 Just received 4. t .4 . . ..... ' .i-ir ... '" " TURKISH" and ; "-NEILSON" Styles, ! .-- It, ln .rut BAtSn . . ... i f' ii -:'fJ-''i - ?ti--'.-! .0 inrt;:i .Vj-j-.'Vi T. I'VictoriaV Cnamber Bets, Something Handsome,' 400 Common Bed- t! ; ' steads, 'Chairs, Bureaus ' - , - r Washstands - , 2Xat- . 5 ,j. . . j V. I-awo tresses; AC. fa-:: o'-30 j tyi!! i;1-! c.n tjiVi4 i.-.-i.'. - J .roiiftarf tuff .3 i Our stock is now complete. ; 1 Bayers will , - t find a large stock from which to make select tions, and at lower prices - than - ever before offered. Giveusacall - . ' D. A. SMITH A COV . 1 F. M. Shkmob;, r- East Trade Street , : ,.-'": , -.A88itant : rmar2-tf.r JUST ARRIVED,'0 i " At Prather & Co.e, . ! M. UJfc W. AiU PT.AI7T ' . , .. j .... - 1 j ! of all kinds: 'Abo Navy" Reiss,' til gclr at livinj prices. 'First door above the !!&? J3 3 M, PRESSON , Au w OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND . SAT URDAY, lfARCHATDZ, 5TU Return of the favorites, with entire new ' piays. .,.,1 . -iWjisyijJ 1 el v" v ; Tit Ji"-S. -I -'7 f f. . X t I - '4s si - GLAR AWI LDM AN, a :U I 4-W. KD, TpR nvtr t ! iraf -: - NWYORK VOMEDY ?0$PANY rj .-.On Thursday evening, Ma"Tch.4thy " 0 . will be rendered, the -Bev. fcher-- I to conclude with a new and glotioul laree. --Admission 60'cents,?5 cents and tt.OO. ; Reserved seats now on sale at - JIDDY,8. -"'imarS-fit. f.''.i i'vifl 1-'.: "'J vi.,zL-'t v I OFFER FORSAL.E,-, i ' "' " ,Oi ' i 3, 1 'font Pica heayr-faced. Antique. 1 J. Phlhy-'phia;'-' A 1 x"---' GreatPrixn ; larandorix-oondenaM el 'Jo Pica light-facedGerman.Text ; 1? - M uarandon-r-condensed. ? -1, " Nonpariel light-faced extended ; " 1 line Pica Skeleton,npper and hw . er case. . ...ir,,,fc..,jt: ...... 1 - Pica boldface Italic.-,' , . I " Long Primer drotesquer " " 1 . " ,8 line Great Primer Grotesbve. "' . 1 , " , Pica Clarandonr-condensed.. , , . 1 ' nght-faced-condensed, " 1 - line Long Primer omamenUt. 5 1 M - 2 M Brevier-old style. ' "1 " I'f i ligW-faeed:'ss 1 " 1 Nonpariel Imprint Letter ,J ; si I " : Engfiab--H50nderisei.at') -jhs ; . 1 , . Pica French Clarandon. e 1 pi u I ; l V.NonparielT4tle-xteodeiii.l ! 1. t:,.j.fi. Bold-face. ti 1 " Great Primer German Text- 3 1 Pica German ? Text; 3 J" 43 I- ' 15 " ' 2 line Long Primer ornamentaij 1 : " - Nonpariel Gght-face-ondenedlc 5 . VV . Title Italic. j ' I V" .' Great Primer Titfe-r-eondensed- V . ! 1 " r Gothic.:, : , ! 1 . " 2 line Small Picattamehtal. 7 1 - " Hea Antiqoepointed V 1 4 2 line Brevier-extehdedl5-r'"rA'i 1 " Brevier Gothie; f V lng Prinler,;hah'lme -' i 1 " Pica Bank'Npte Italic. etsw ) 1 " 2 line Pica. , ' . 1 , ... i .. I - Great PrimerCTarandow--conderr,d 1 - Fancy Imprint tetter. -"-. :r" Great Primer Phfladelphla.-j-f'i! 1 " 1. " - Paragon Condensed Tsxt; -tstihi v ) I Long Primer Cathie' n-'i Is f' -! -" 1 Paragon upper and lower easel ' ' V 4' : Great Primer, upper and lower Case. i.rV:"-: PicaJwIUllo. .ws;kv?, 1.- 2 line Pics, light-face; ? 'vw ,1 - j 2 " ' J shaded; irt-eMM j , 1 4i u 8keleton'AnUque. f 2 Great PRmer condensed, i - 1 Paragon Titled-condensed. ,: 1 r .fPica. ' icnu . "4 . 1 1 ti Brevier. . 'I 1. ,f Greet.Primer, iight-face extended. ,18 line Pica, (Wood TypeJ-eon'd.' i r AC" -v Is hae Pica Gothic Wood Type.. 1 - 2 line Great Prime-Cannont , "f 1 - 2 line English Cannon IUHCT ! Tiju. lines Pica Ornamenjal; JTood kiiZMType." t.. 'itwo. j j v rl 5ij Brevier Law Katies ' i ?ri:co;t rf - V ft Kna Plfl fbmnftrt.."!"' CJ f set. 1 H Great Primer, black faev j i-l. .: Pica Italics, t - .tf .'it itf.-Al a a -7j " Border. : 7f Mrvnst:-.!! 1 v",'!10 S7I.nl' Eo1 I,:, c ,sVt i ! ' 1 lot CbmmercialCntKx ,, - . .-, ..4 ivut iutuiai unu. li-it'.T fir To Circles. eStonds ' d",ii-ix-;s-w.rt1 2 double Brass GaUeyr 1 i 8everal Empty Cases.-4 3 mxitZvtrjun, 1 f :9 Chases. U i 4 f!' r 2 Imposing Stonesi c -;cJ f:jfr;cwWf-J -, 2 Cabinets., i' - - 2 r. ?c1 f-Tjcrrlif .nor. ! , -1 Stove and Pipe.-.-..r'JcS t&5'aq 5 1 , 1 Small Table. ; .. .u-s LxaIuS wt'rt -. . C Composing Sticks. " ' Roter Stocks ?.vMt:l izn ox! &",7 t ' 2 Wooden Galleys. ! rr K--;j.5i'!f ; , .2 Brass Lined Galleys f-- r.n fr oli.; ; S n A' 1 Bottom Galleys;;: u !:v!- rCi Z':t 1 lot Dash tlales, Leads. Side' SHckV and Slugs for Paper. 0 1 . ; 1 ;lot Furniture .1 3i ii j 2 -Ghte Rackets, ... 2 t i ;1 Inkir.;:one,.f -i.' j - C 1 Jot Pigeon Holss. - -, lt- .. " V- Mairet,jftiherand C'hobtipg Stick. ;1;XT A MU1V m . .'II. ' ;.. ( ...... ..THE MATERIAL A.CQVB -j , . Lately toraprised tie L:.: Job CZce" In Charotte,and is now o&red for sale at s bar-: gain. i 1. a i-'-'--'x . I 'TOT;;tichhx(E.AEif ' -I font rii"-TD7-::."Vf;.AU!4"le.' - sora-cc.'s, 'f t 1-Ar:n lrf 7 T. r :r C . ( -: : C ) t .. -. - ;n-rl" -) t . . " ' - . . - r. r r 'r r ' ; 1 ' -21ine Pica, light-face; j -iut,Uvi 1' ",4 Pica Extended rnamentaK. .. .. . 1 " . 2 line Paragon: Tteht-face. : " i. ,- . ; rtiiV' .-.-. Gothic. ciVJ t.ai ic'-.n ; 1 6 - ""Tuscian. -:i o5'.7:.r:::.; I " S:" - Antique, .; i I 1 5 i y Clarandonndehsed. ' . mmia mm 1 1 1 ill Mf ' 1 pair Lillows. . '. . r-Tiirj ' -1 Inkic? Apparatus and Roler Stock.:. : - - . I : i I .4