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SMITH & FORBES;
IK II O-fj'ES AL ANVj RETAIL DEALERS, IN- J
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND HATS,
HAVE removal K Ui hew, larj? ftnd elegiint SMITH. BUliiDINGneJoor q
Brem, Brown & Co.'b Hardware Store, where they are receiving a full Btock of
S P II IlX G GOODS,
BOOTS AND- SHOES,
mill be eopeciallymttracdre, and will be sold af shdrt tW'Oflts;'' f Call and examine. " ; 4
t f . . if .I- i It: i - s r; smiths FORBpia,
marl tf. Next door to Brem, Brown &Co. a Hardware Store', Charlotte, N". C.
The Gliarlotte Obscryer.
Charles R. Jones Proprietor
Office, Observer" Building, Corner
Trade aad College Street, n
complete in every particular., r , nm j-.
Their line of ladies' aitd eiM Rue
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P.
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Has the Largest andZFnstlgtock-of
MILLINER? AND FMICYreoODS
in the State4.1
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andsee her.
VI
iNTAMtvEriii
NOTICE!
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COLLECTOR'S OFPICEGTIl -DISTRICT!; N.' C f
Statesvelle, March 8, 1875. J
Notice is hereby givpmto U persona wIiq own or have any interest in or
plaint on the fpUftwiBgtnentioned -article tofcome forwar(l andS make? claim
us required by lawor the articles enumerated witl be condemned by the Col
lector of this District, at his office, 30 days from this date.
CLAIMANT."
J. F. Murray,
Ann Held 16 LaneyV
V. H. Smith fc Co.,
W. A. Knowles,
place;
Near Charlotte,
MIR
Monroe "
Monroe,
Near Monroe,
DATE.
March. 7r 1875..
ARTICLES.
mar
10 4t
March 1. 1875.-
ii
March 6, 1875,
J J. MOTT, Collector.
2 Mules,
1 Two-horse Wagon,
2 S.S. Harness,.
2 bbls Spirits .
1 box Tobacco.
2- " broken) Tob'co
1 " Tobacco.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA B.
Charlotte Agency, pet. 20th, 1874.
The Charlotte, Columlbia. & Augusta Railroad
NVITK3 the atitotio of all Merchant arid Cott6i Shiptoers iu Charlotte and upon the
oails connectine there, to the ex-traoramary aavaniages 01 coiinecuuns nu an
i'oints and South Atlantic Bea forts enjoyea over us lines
1st The Creat AtlarirSfi Coast Line i Via Columbia, .Wilmington and Portsmouth t$
Baltimore, Daily, Insurance i per cent.
Philadelphia, Daily, insurea. ;
kRW YORK: MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY) SUR.VNCB i
PER CENT. BOSTON, TUESDAYS AKD FRIDAYS, INSURANCE i PEK
CEIfT.
PROvrDEKCJfi, WlfilJrJa3JJAi aii u daiuhujio,
- . t . 1 1T 1 J . , C.
td. By way Wilmington and Direct steam une to aaiumore, . vYeuuesuajs. auu o
Brdays, Insurance J per cent.
uir iniff PHi TCVRRV WKDNTESDAY. INSURANCE 1 PER CENT. NEW YORK
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALIZED
-.'.ZBt-.ti
f TO THAT OF NORFOLK.
-t J...ttOC4l4 DOTS. . -
-The nevr moon was visihle" last nighty. I f
We'ye grown since yesterdav, don't you
see? 'i- i
We have bqen presented with the first
g'reen pea of the season, .It was grown by
Mrs J Schffl of this city.
Cotton storage has come to ha a big thing
in Charlotte, i There' was never so much
stored here before as. there is now. ' "
Norlheniers who have been spending tbe
winter nbean,tb.'arj Jjajsina Jtbjrongh al
m ost daily, returnjog ihOnae. ; , H ,
jx is aooat cimeBOw, for the ycice ot tne
country poet j to he heard in the land, pro-.
claiming that Spring, eentle SDrine. has re
turned again, ;and all that sort of nonsense.
Receipts of fcottoh are very"light just now.
A farm.r might get a wagon load .of cotton
to.the corporate limits, but lie- couldn't get
it Ipto the business part of the city to save
his life. J
During the post week the : mails from all
quarters have; entertained dilatory motions
and have come dribbling into this office far
behind time, ji One of our civil rights is to
get exchanges. regularly, and the railroads
Yesterday We ha'is"a; real foTetaste o.
Spring. The sunshine was as soft and mel
low and the 'air as balmy, as on any May
day, and the influence .of the genial atmos
phere and bright sky, was observable in the
countenance of almost every one.
We should jost like, to know what has
become of that cotton factory, about' which
we alKdid j so i much talking some time
ago t Will-not somebody wbo knows more
ahout it thab we do, rise to explain?
We should like to know by what color of
right people leaye great step ladders stand
ing on the pavementof one of our princi
pal streets ai; uignt. lor pedestrians to run
against and skin .their shins over? It
should not be tolerated. .
ine Diina songster ana book; seller was
not out yesterday. The ear of the opulent
was deaf to the melody of the indigent, and
the old fellow shook the. mud 'of our city
from off his feet, and hied him off in search
of a more appreciative people.
"Oh! don't (hie) he a-taxin' my mathemati
cal knowledge (hie) with slch conundrums
nic; as mat, was tne answer ot a young
roan who was. supporting a lamp post on a
street corner, .ys,t night, to a friend who
asked him "how manv he had taken" since
supper.
All He Knows about Him. i
The Newbern Times says : ; t . '
"" "Who is running the. local columns of the
Raleigh Newt no w 1 Surely-Woodson is not
responsible for: the construction of some of
the sentences that occasionally appear, as
for instance, "there would never be no cause
for complaint :" ' there are a large atten
dance of the Grangers in the city." ,
And that is all the Time man knows
about Woodson.' The very reason .which
leads him to conclude that' Woodson is not
at home, makes as morally certain that he
18. : i ' ' -
Picnics. .
Aimost time for pic-nics! Ain't they
glorious? Go out to the. woods with a fes
tive throng, and, choosing: a location sear
some purling stream, spend, the live-long
day iii perfect freedooi from care, alternate
ly walking, fishing,.flirUng and indulging in
rustic sports: Then, as the shades-of night
begin to gather, return home,-starved to
deathi, and having . bad fisberman's luck,
and with just strength enough Teft'tffBay,
"Oh! I had a splendid .time !" We won't
take anypic-nics in ourn."' - , J
Day Train to be Removed. v r
We hear it rumored ibat the day express
train which now runs between Charlotte
and Company Shops, on the North Carolina
Railroad, will be taken .off next 8anday.
We venture to express the hope that the re
port is not rrue. Betides the large number
of through passengers which this train car
ries daily, connecting as it does with the
Air Line, train reaching Charlotte in the
mornings, a very large local travel is greatly
accommodated by it. If it does sot pay to
run it; it is certainly very singular, for one
would judge, from the number of passen
gers which it canies, that it pays hand
somely.. If the authorities' of the Rich
mond & Danville Railroad take this train
off. as is threatened, they will manifest
total disregard of the public's wishes, and
will find that it will , be (rememberedTegainEt
them. . " - '
I TNDERTAKTNG - s . ' J .
VJ - ' rli- ' - f
" In all its branches, large stock of Metalic
Cases, Coffins and Caskets. Orders solid'
ted.,, D. A. SMITH is 00.,'t -
i febl8-... - W East Trade Street
TIOARDKRS WANTED ! f
I am prepared to farnian eood board to a
few select regular or transient boarders, by
the day, week or month, at moderate prices.
Location convenient to -tne 5 onainess part ox
thecity. Apply to" ,. . " r .,,
JUilJN A. XiJVA.lJi3ilA.Yi, f
. Comer Church and 3rd Street .
GHOICE SELECTED NORTHERN SEED
POTATOES. I . !s : -
Early Rose', Early Goodwich,1, Pink Vje,"
Peach Blows and Peerless large lot in stor 9
and for sale by - -
r ' feb26 tf.v ' AJR. NISgRT ft BfeO T y
ENOUSH TOOTH BRUSHES, V
vuigw o oui. uDoonaving ttrusues.? -;
t' ' . .... , W. R. BURWELL &CO. . "
. marS-tf. t Springs' Cbrner.-:
noil LEWIS S. WILLIAMS,
.T r-WITU ,
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WITTKOWSKY & RINT
1,11- 7
FRESH A RR1
,or
NEW GOODS, SPRING EL
Beautiful POPLINS at 16 ennb
Our Water Supply
The different fire-companies are to have a
I joint meeting to-night, and we are infoimed
that the most important subject that will
Mem m tiawoGUztf.'
Jan 24 dw ly. s .' ' IAS ' -, v
fnENNYSON'S POEMS. .
' JL new edition of jTehnyson's Poems, in
cluding ; r v-.- . t..; : ,
and dl his latest works, besides' the music V BLEACHED SHIRTING, 121
enure u a.1,- oi nis most, popular songs. I NEW PRINTS, -'. :f
LSntVWam tU LADIES' TIES,
Book Store. t '
t XT-,TT4S" DrtfTArtT '"'":-r. .1 HATS Mil 1
Alt orders for Goods not in f
M I L L; E jBr S It lA" Il It . T V 1 nmUWf irC Avann iiS l''rf.t?
i The complete : volume 75 cts
: V Rb24 tf.
TjUSHIONABLE DANCING SCHOOL,
A Venerable I.othario,
"Misser, I ont nother oman," is what he
said to Col. Osborne's elerk,s Thompson, as
he entered the -clerk's office . at ' the Court
House, yesterday morning, He was about
70 years old ; he had a hair-Up, over which
he held his left hand, and he blushed and
fidgeted around like any;, girl of 15. ; He
wanted a' license, and the water ' ran out of
his eyestand be looked like be was doing
something mean Thompson duected him
to 'Squire Maxwell's office, and the old
rooster stepped down and out gleefully, after
in his agitation, first opening the door of
the book case, and trying to get into it,
thinking that was the way back to the passage.--
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QALENDAR CLOCKS.
Jnst received, a lot of low' price Calendar
come up for consideration, is tne one winch Clocks, and Rogers iiro.'s nne laDie uutiery
we haye; placed at-Hwbeaatf .this nOmyZ " T.r'lSZZl
pe meioy a xnnymg, growins cy a. wui o ARATOGA WATER ON DRAUGHT, AT.
IIUa WIS BWUU k DU1UWVU M M VOvUvUf HMV
better is it for all parties concern eo. Water l .TTjgT EECEIVED.
is an element or nature, ana is an inais-1 u
pensable article, and for all ordinary pur- A lot of fine Dried Apples and Blackber-
Connecting with a Canoe. ... - - .
A gentleman who arrived here last even
ing, tells us a good one on the W N C .Rail
road. The bridge over 'Buffalo Creek above
Statesville, was washed away by the recent
high wateis,. and when the trains from
either end of the'road arrive, the passengers
are towed over the creek in Morris' canoe.
Morris keeps his canoe locked and only waits
a half an hour on the train. The train on
the North Carolina road was behind time
yesterday morning and the conductor on the
WNC Railroad wouldn't wait for it, as he
said "he must make the connection with
Morris' canoe'' The grangers and lunatic
asylum lobbyists who were returning from
Raleigh, were cursing the railroacl with a
vengeance forleaving" them.
, Baltimore, Weekly.
By the Charleston Li"
"Or? 5', i EVERT FRIDAY, TO NEW YORK,
TUESDAYS. THURS-
ND SATURDAYS, TO .-BOSTON, EVERY SATURDAY. .... ,
tot nn'ffg.irv1 Stftam Line facilities of tbe'-Uiree Portabf Portsmomth, Wilmington
iwl Charleston, and the combined equipments of the C.,C. & A., W. C. & A., and other
oad9 enable us to bid foi cotton and all other merchandise in unlimited quantities, and
) assure onr patrons 01 ,odiuw jtwiuum uuui uckuhuu. .
Hon. R. R. BrttxJERS. i r - - . " . uen iinger.
Col. John B. Palmek, - - - - - . .rresioent.
as. -KsnksaOvT- - " ' - General Superintendent.
pnrit - - - - General Freight Agent.
Oar citizens sre reminded that Mis. We
vere, agent for "Personal Reminiscences of
Gen. R. E. Lee," is still in the city, and we
hope that she will meet with that success
the widow of an ex-Con federate ever da
serves. ;
A gentleman who went out two miles from
the city yesJeruoy morning, on the road
which passes the Air-i-'na Depot, counted
four wagons swamped in the mud. One of
them, leaded with hay, had sunk on this
side of the depot, in Trade street, and the
owner had unhitched his horses and aban
doned it. ! '
.
Civil Rights.
The first instance, in this immediate sec
tion, of negroes taking advantage of the
new privileges conferred upon them by the
civil rights bill, was two "gem'n" of this
race taking a sleeping car.from here to Rich
mond, a few -nights ago. We did not learn
where they -bailed from.
The Beubow House, Greensboro, N. C.
It is customary with local editors to com
mence articles of this kind with a flourish
to tell their readers how such and such a
man can keep a hotel. We have tried this
house, and can bear testimony of its value
as a storing place, where the inner man
can be supplied, not only witlftlyj necessa
ries, but with the delicacies oflireS but it is
not of these we propose to Speak just now.'
from the present wells and water, tanks ; but j
in case of fire, unless it should occur at the
right time, there is always a necessity for a
greater supply than we can command at
present The question arises as it has al
ways risen tinder such .circumstances : how
are we to provide for the deficiency at such
times? - ; . ; ... : '
Years ago the great city of New York-Un
dertook to supply herself with water by an
aqueduct forty miles long. Wise men doubt
ed the expediency of the attempt to bring
the steam into' use for the benefit of the
firemen and housekeepers of .Gotham, but
by pluck and energy it was accomplished.
A gentleman, who is posted, yesterday
remarked that "Charlotte was the coming
city," and we thought his head was "emi
nently level," but we will never pass for
what we are worth until we can tap the Ca
tawba, or some other stream, and make the
waters thereof do duty through well ar
ranged pipes, ramifying every part of the
city. Property holders are more interested
in this subject than any one else, and we
think they ought to take some decided ac
tion in regard to it.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pERFUMERY,
Just ia a splendid assortment of Toilet
Soaps, Extracts for the Hankerchiefs, Pom
ades, c, Sc, at
T. C. SMITH ft CO'S,
mar 10 Corner Drug Store.
TO TEL! PUBLIC.
W. M. CRO WELL'S, a
mar4 tf. . , , , College Street :
jlAMILY GROCERIES ' -
At low down prices. Call and : see for
yourself, at ; W. M. CROWELL'S ; !
wear uaviason-s livery otaoie.
mar4-tf.' ' ' ' :- : -: f
ROBERTS. LEE.
The personal reminiscences, anecdotes,
and letters of
GE. ROBERT E. EEE, ,
makes one beautiful octavo volume of 497
1
CJorner College hud; Foatth Street? y
-:. CharfotteN?C :
"rr.;' MR..;jpvBAttBY
Wishes to inform the citizens of Charlotte
. , and iefnity that he is now forming c
. classes to teacot all the Fashionable -
- Dahces of the Day, also - Fancy ... '.":;
.Dances for children. v .
The class for Ladies and Juveniles will
meet on Tuesdays; Thursdays and Satur
days, at 3 o'clock F.JI:-i-i.sr,;H- rn-v:-J-
Clasaes fr Gentlemen meet on Mondays
and Thursdays at $ o'clock P. M. . . .
Soiree every Friday night.3 - ; :
TERMS Adult class for Gentlemen. $8.00
for Fifteen Lesson,including 6 Soirees, (one
half in-advance.) i : M; v" vi-.T
Juvenile class. $5 00 for -Fifteen ' Lesaona.
with the privilege 0f attending all the Soirees
' ME. BAILEY proposes to teach the Ball
Room and Parlor Dances ia one Session. .
Families wishing to send their child
ren will please app!y immediately, as his
tsuxy a iimiieu. ; i
mar3t f
JMPORTaNT NOTICE.
Pratt's Astral Ofl is the best, illuminating
oil made, j
SIIL LION'S Of GALLONS
Press, . . .;ea;:
By polite attention, and a disp
accommodate our friends, we h
crease our already Iarg retaii tratl
Cbi. Ii.B. Wiu.iAxs will be pk
and serve bis numerous friend
t !-
'..l:"
tances and strancerr. ",'v
;; I f J CALL AT TSJ
J Jah. OUK. RETAIL STOBI
i L 1 " WITTKOWSKY &
; Democrat and Homo copy 1 nv
5 . - -m
T II I ;N : U w
r :
PEOF.t HERTZ'S
ui gau'.i ui mm nan -i .
1
Italian uvv
ndHmt?lm have been soldand it is now'used in bun
?M SS, OTLfflfe JZ 4'edsot thousands of families, and nb .cci-
as the U- S. Soldier," "Lee as the Confeder
ate' General," "Lee as the College Presi
dent," "Mrs. Lee at Arlington," "Mrs. Lee
at Lexington," and "Stonewall Jackson ;'
and thirteen full-page engravings on woo d
Price, in Cloth, $3.50; Sheep, $4.50; Half
Turkey, $5.50; Full Turkey, WI.W.
dent has ever occerred, directly or indirectly
irom burning, storing or Handling it.
To enable all classes to use this indispen
sable article, the price has recently been re
duced about sixteen per cent.
Buy your oil from
T. V. SMITH CO,,
:
Marvelous In. its effects.
eqto restore gray Hay to its on,;i'
in a few weeks Si." '.'t
:vw',
?rom Rey. E. T. BAIRD, Bec'v
j tion of Presbyterian cburc'
! : . . Richm oo, Jci .
.The Xanthine is the only hair
have ever used which baa remove
niff from the scalpl'and made : m -
and pliable. It bas also restored 1
its natural color ; ana oy oocasioi
it as a hair dressing, I have no i
preserve the color. ; . ? E. T, .
feb21-tf.
Opposite Central Hotel.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRPTION.
Mbs.. M. WEVERE, AGENT, 1
at Mrs. Pressly's for a few days. ;
mar2-tf.'
SSYRIAN DISCOVERIES,
rtTTTi rrwiMTinTri xttt a vrvrvTT VTiTT'CJ rrf
mt T.1 TT : I I I 1X111 U 17ILiXUDlUi CaU AiWUUI XV
x u. ie..uo w nuuM. iuwu , uu q Charlotte and
wni ue uiawu u ouuio luty iuiiuuni ni generally, that he has opened a
the gut concertos hich takes place at Greens"
N a HARRY. & CO.,
H6uWiStgffaMUFrescoePmnters:
PCULAR attention paid to Frescoing Churches and Town
ntry. . Office under Central Hotel, j ' ; 'f' ! 1':
Halls, throughout ;
- ; se26 t
r ?- n'tf? "X ' "'- 1'
: ; MAKUFACTUREB ASD DEALER IK
GigaTqtmcco, Pipes,Snuff&c,
TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE. N.C
Stock always ort hanTtoeait Country Merchants especiallv.
Death of Little Willie DaviJson.
On the niht of Monday, the Death Ao
gel entered the house of our Mayor, Wm. F.
Davidson, J!sq., and bore off his youngest
hild, Willie, agfid 7 years. In consequeuce
of the death, thre was no seieion of the
Mayor's Court yesterday, and ciape hung on
the door of1 the Mayor's office.
The funeral services will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock, from the residence of
the parents. The friends and acquaintances
of the family are invited to attend.
i : ,
Personal.!
Our ablei and j distinguished Representa
tive, Hon Thos S Ashe, is in the city. He
arrived yesterday morning from Washing
ton City, and is on his way to his home in
Wadesbord, torecieate, after the arduous la-
bars of the session of Congress which has
just adjourned.; .'.
V e weicomea; to our olhce yesterday, our
friend, RjM Furman, Esq., the talented
editor of the Asheville Citizen. " Furman is
one of that class who shed sunshine and
geniality an apuna tnern, ana one ot his
smiles is suflicient to drive away the worst
HE CENTENNIAL. HOUSE, J j: :
fOHHf DONAIIOE, Proprietor,
Collegb Stmk Chabixhtb, -N.-C'n.;; I
One door below the Obsieryei 'corneri At
Ibis house, our coming Centennial can." be
iiscussed at all hours day or. night -;-.-
The leading tpirit of the day wiltbeipres !
9iitatall times to take a part in any question
hat may arise. - u ui;fytnVi feb20 Tf.;
Flour an6"m1:al by the sack or
CARLOAD, . - ;.- .'-
I The undersigned is prepared on short m
ice to fill large or small orders for ''& P
Floor.' Bf eal, Wbeat-bran,- Corn-
.'.."i.i,.,..;,. f,:iju,i,'j .rt
bran, and Seconds,
IcQual in Quality to any in this market
Also Graham f lour, ror Drown Dread, irom
choice wheat, and MIXED FEED for cows.
Oram bought at highest market price.
OUARLOTTJS OITX MLLLB.
febl8-tf. "JC lJ & Lock Box 62. 7
m. wilson. ; '.r
ILSON & BLACK,
W, J. BLACK.
1 H -
-jii-.Vi ,, WHOLESALE ;
ZD RU CC lisT S
Wf.iijj;.. :.-
DEALER!
PAINTS, Oixi1 CHSMICALS, '
: CHARLOTrirNr c;
feb216m. '
"A::
. -. ' y.' ':.-.;-'',;-,.J'VV-rf.'.
To duplicate in . price and quality any in
voice of paper bgs bought in the United
Btatea, and deliver them in r Charlotte at the
price paid abroad.' ;' f TIDDY & BRO.
feb ia-.'. i.ii .r;-.i-:v'ijt
T ATEST ARRIVALS.1
Ji ';; ay Vtit
8 dozen Craw ford's best, fresh canned Black-
KAWMAtf H nAnn Aan oft t'J tsfl tt f V. a A j-rr
Alanre Hominy, -White Pens and Beans, large
cwmtain Potatoes, nice Dried Fruit, White
w w, "-irptain r Buekwlif it FI't. rr
.Oafs f-"'
OTICE TO SH IPPERS I
rnarlotte. W. C Feb. 1, 1871,
On and after the 20tb instrrdn plicate re
ceipta will be required to be made-out by
. . m m - 1 J-t l -t
shippers tor ireigut over ine Carolina, men
tral Railway, and good3 .must be delivered
at warehouse by 4 tf. w. ,...? s ,v
. : . S. L.. FREMONT,
S. L; QAttOWAYAi Oenl Sapi
-;y ;-;M?X I ifijn "Agent'.? '-s fcbl 9-2wi
TiARWIN; rjiJOXEsyt
ATLANTA ; VIIIEQAB, WOBKS,'
31 Broad Stekkt," Ataiita, Ga.,
, v
. Next door to" theTZisWd Office. .t ,
f-VV-.-5-,--'' v:;;.';-?.;"v-;-;;( f. ;r-Vi;?';:
cass f-.f blues,
him. i
. ;rt"
Polk Court
We are always glad to see
Judge gehenck is in the city, ?nd leaves
this morning for Spartanburg, S. C, whence
he goes to -Polk to hold his court, which
was to have opened on Monday. He started
thither on Sunday morning, but owing to
the slides' in the Air Line could not reach
Spartanburg. He expects to get to Uolum
bus this evening, and open court to-morrow
morningi Out talented young friend, B. C
Cobb, Esq., of Lincolutoh, accomj anies
Judge Scbewck, and will prosecute in behalf
of the State, in the: aosence of Major Mont
gomery, who is detained by Stanley Court,
where he has a large practice. , -;-.
boro, on tjie 17th of the present month', and
it is to this that we wish to call attention.
Tickets on sale at Butler's jewelry store,
Tryon ttreet. ' - - j
- - Jjc
The Mau Rosenthal, Again, .
Yesterday morning one of the firms in
this city of whom a man giying his name as
Rosenthal had purchased goods, received a
telegram from Mr. W.iD. Linton, proprietor
of the Boyden House. Salisbury, telling
them that there was a man in Salisbury
then, answering the description given of
Rosenthal. The Obsebvee of yesterday
morning was received in Salisbury about 11
o'clock and in itMr. Linton had seen an ac
count of Rosenthal's operatior.s here and a
description of the man, -
The only persons here who were actually
swindled! we,re Messrs. J. Hollis & Son, the
proprietors of the Charlotte Hotel, who were
"beat" out of a hotel bill of $5.50 and they
took the matter in hand. Last night, Mr.
S. Lowman, of the wholesale department of
Wittkowsky & Rintels, went over to Salis
bury to identify the suspected man. If it
turns out to be the self-styled Rosenthal, he
will be brought back to Charlotte to an
swer for his misdeeds. .
. .
The Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Rail
road. . ' ,
Col. W. R. Myers, the President of .the
Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, in
forms us that the result of his first week's
operation of the road, was entirely satisfac
tory. The receipts of the week were $1,071.
53, against $735 92, for the same week last
year. Col. Myers thinks the present pros
pects of the road are good ; the track is in
thorough repair, the road bed solid, and,
1 throughout the recent severe rains, no dam
age was done the road to delay trains for a
moment. The only part of the road con
cerning which any fears have ever been en
tertained, is the high -trestle two miles this
side of Statesville, and a large force will be
put to work immediately to fill this up.
Col. M. is just in receipt eof a letter from
Maj. Smith, the Receiver of the Western
North Carolina Road, who says that he will
be here in a short time, when arrangements
will be made to pro rate with the A. T. & 0.
Railroad. Hitherto this has not .been done,
owing to differences between the Receivers
of , the two roads, -i- --
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
in ibe1: Springs' Building, at D. Austin's old
stand, where he is prepared to do all kinds
of wort in his line; Satisfaction guaran
teed or no charge.
mar9tf 1 S.M.GILBERT.
F
IOR MALAGA GRAPES, -
FINE LEMONS,
ALL KINDS OF
CAKES & CRACKERS,
WALNUT TAFFY,
PRIZE CHEWING
GUM, DELICIOUS
BUTTERSCOTCH,
SEBKUCHANS,
SEEDLESS RAISINS,
CANNED GOODS.
4nd in fact everything nice, go to
F. H. ANDREWS & CO'S.
mar 10
JjVVERY MERCHANT '
Of Charlotte should have an advertise
ment in the first issue of the
fnurnDn dcpiqtcd
- nmmm
Which will appear on or about the 13th
of March. A yery large edition will be
printed and mailed to persons in Cabarrus,
Btanlv. Anson, union. MecKienourg. ana
Rowan counties, and as it will be read with
that interest and closeness whieh a new
paper always secures. It will be a most ex
cellent advertising medium for the business
men of Charlotte. atisiaction as to terms
guaranteed. Address
w. J. i LiiiN , ruDiisner,
mar 5 Concord, N. C.
m HEWILMINGTON EYE AND EAR, IN,
X STITUTE, AND SUJMJIUALi lKFXttU.
Dr. M. J.'Deosset (late of Baltimore) Sur
. geon in charge. -
This Institute has two departments, one
for diseases of the EYE and E4R, and the
other for general surjricailxases, including
the special surgery of females. Each patient
occupies a private apartment with all the
comforts of a house, and is always under
the personal supervision of the Surgeon in
charge, who resides with his family in the
building. Address - , "
Dr. M. J. DaROSSET
Box 372, Wilmington, N. C.
; IN 1873 akd 1874,
, " . : ' r
m:f '-.l I t-BT .
GE O R 0 E S M I T H ,
-for THE .
B R I T I S H JM U S EDM,
i .....
An exceedingly ; valuable and interestins
work, giving the history of this ancient peo
ple, as written Dy themselves on stone, go
ing back to the days of Sennacherib, of
Jehu that drove furiously and one to the
Deluge in this book for the first time we
get the CHaldaic account of that eyent
.race S4.uu. . xiuux e jiku.
feb 27 I
To THE PbOPKIBTOB OF TnB 'XA :
,1 have occasionally used your c
known as "Xanthine," with ri
ly satisfactory as to cleaning t
ttrengthening the hair and restor
or. Kcspectruuy yours, ;
Iii.. .. .- WM. Br
President Bank of Lu
j For sale by
t
i marl tf.
T. C. SMITH. '
. CoerDrup
Opposite Centr.
pARLOR SUITS.
RANTED, .
Ten thousand; dollars of Mecklenburg
County Bonds. Apply to '
mar 7 6t j T. L. VAIL, Cashier.
ijust received
THE
w. '
BLACK
'
l-OFULAC
V-.-
TRADE STREET,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
i ,
Takes pleasure in announcing to the
M EEC HANTS
Of North and South Carolina, and Georgia,
that he is pe largest dealer in
PURE WINp AND LIQUORS,
To be found in the State of North Carolina.
Doing an immense business be is enabled
to give bis customers the benefit of his large
Dr. DeiJosset will visit Charlotte profes- purchases for cash, and at the same time!
"; TURKISH": and " NEILSON'
J ! bi Rep and Satin. V
'Victoria" Chamber" Seta, Boi
A
BD-EL KOREE.
This magnificently bred son of IMPORT
ED AUSTRALIAN, and Superior Race
orse, will be found the present season at
the Stables of Mr John W Wadswortb.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
: ABD EL KOREE is a Chestnut 15 hands
3$ inches high, 7 years old, by Imported
Australian dam Rescue (dam ofAbd-el
Kader) by Bertbune ; - second dam Alice
Carneal (dam of Lexington) by Imported
Sarpedon ; third dam Rowena by Suinpter ;
four dam Lady Grey by Robin Grey ; fifth
dam, Maria by Melzar, by I Imported Med-
Jy: sixth dam Dy ltuportea xiignayer;
sionally. to remain from the 16th to the 20th
of March inclusive, for the purpose of hold
ing consultation. mar2-dawtf.
Home and Democrat copy tf.
pOR ENGLISH PEEK, FREAN A CQ'S'
Crackers, Choice French Candy, Maple Su
gar, KocK uandy, unocoiate, uom istarcn
and Heckers Farina, go to
HOTTENDORF fc HASHAGEN,
" : Family Grocers,
. - Opposite Charlotte HoteL
FOR EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED
Milk, Atmore's Mince Meat New York
8 C Hams, 8 O Shoulders and Beef Tongues,
go to HO A i. Jn DOivlv A ja.AHtLAtJij
r f amily urpcers,
Opposite Charlotte Hotel.
FOB SPANISH OLIVES, CAPERS EN
glish Chow Chow, Piccalilli Onions,
and all kinds of Canned Goods, go to
HOTTENDORF HASHAGEN,
Family Grocers, 1
Opposite Charlotte Hotel, '
T?OR CHOICE TEA, SUGAR, M ACKREL,
seven lu uam uy xuiuiocu a- i uva&, t-j- i Krnut. GTO to
i i -1 1. A -mint TkvArka rt 1 fc V
lors ; eighth dam by .--Ariel, (.brother to
Partner ; ninth dam by Jack of Diamonds ;
tenth dam Imported Diamond by Cullen's
Arabian; eleventh dam Grisewood's Lady
Thitrh hv Croft's Partner : twelfth dam by
Greyhound; thirteenth dam Sophonisba's
dam by Curwen's Bay Barb ; fourteenth dam
hv TVArcv's Chesnut Arabian ; fifteenth
HOTTENDORF & HASHAGEN.
Opposite Charlotte HoteL
ANTED 1
A cood cook, washer and - ironer can get
good wages, good home and steady employ
dam by Whiteshiit, six eenth dam Jfontague ment, by applying at THIS OFFICE,
guarantee the quality, and character of his
goods, lie is agent tor
T H E j P A T A P S O
GRANGE MIXTURE
For Composting with Cotton Seed or other
Substances containing vegetaoie Matter.
DIRECTIONS FOR MIXING.
Select a dry place under cover, and spread
out sufficient seed, that have been well mois
tened, over the floor, about three or four
inches deep then spread evenly over the
seed the same .weight of "Patapsco Grange
Mixture ;" iben Ion in the same manner,
seed and the fertilizer, until the amount re
auired is composted. :
The pile should stand until the genu of I
the seed is killed, ana as rruca longer, as tne
planters convenience will allow.
Any other good material, such as stable
manure or wood mold, will be an additional
benefit. If the soil to whteh the compost is
to be applied is. poor and deficient in .vege
taoie matter, me prupuruuu ui bcch lu m
fertilizer should be increased so as to restore I
iw wasted conaiHon. -..v-,5v ,;,.,
ESTIMATE or VALUE of THE GRANGE I
.MIXTURE
It is composed of equal parts or Navassa
Guano and pure slaughter-house bone dis
solved by Sulphuric .icid. To 1.600 pounds
of those ingredients is added 40C pounds of
genuine Fotasa Salts, (Kainit) imported,
direct from Germany by the Patapso Guano
Company. '- i: , . mar
h i
i
!
Handsome, 400 Common: I
steads, Chairs, Bureaus,
Wasbstands ,Mat
tresses, &c. i
eBu
' Our stock is now coiuplcle.
find a large stock from which to m
tions, and at lower prices than ; ev
offered. Give ns a calf ' -
D. A. SMITH A
F. M. Sheltos, East Trad c
Assistant -; i
v
T ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED
M Are the best and most reliable.
Charlotte by W. R, BURWELL
j; i feb25tf.
f!ALL AT.J..S.M
T be New Postal Cards. ' j .'; : 'S(X .
The new postal cards' .authorized to be is
sued,! we 'are told, will be unlike those now.1
in use. The color will be violet blue The
border arid .allj direstiohatas i"',b ..'-;wbere and
how to write nameand address will be dis
pensed with. A monogram formed of the
letters tJ. S." will be printed on the card in
black ink. This will be on "the upper left
hand corner, across which will be the words
' Postal Ckrd.'f 5; The vignette Liberty, with
her " luxuriant" -Stresses'! hanging dpwa
her ; back auornj the ' uppar left
hand' t .'rner, " The new cards ' will
be identical iii size with tlie ohi ones..! They
wi'l be ready for delivery about the middle
.of April, v ,1 .:.
A Bcanliful Piece of "siechanfsm.
Butler, the j?weler, has a ..most -elegant
piece ofiworknianshlp; in' the shape of a
Mitch Game of Base Ball. ;
On Saturday last, a match game of base
bail took place at Davidson College, between
the "Senior Nine" and the "College Nine."
The former were victorious by six runs. We
understand that it is the intention of one of
the Davidson clubs to play the cadet club of
the Carolina Military Institute of this city,
in a short time, if they i will accept a chal
lenge. The following is the game at David-
f son on last Saturday ; it will interest base
ballists, if none others.; AYe are indebted to"
a student friend for it : ' - !
: - - SENIOR NINE.
. 1PLAYEES. KUN3.
Burwell, IstB, " 1
Palmer, S S, ' ' 3
Baird.P, '-' - '" 4 :
Walker, LF, - , 2
Whitehead, C F, ';' ' 4
Homer, 2nd B, .i'-'"4 -
BuTst,3rdB, . ".-'-3
Sprant.'C, ..-3 '
Dixon, R F, - - 2
ours
5 -
21
:
3
Marft
Tt. wonld be idle to comment on this pedi
gree, as those who are familiar with the his
tory of the Turf will at once recognize names
fumnna for fleetness and endurance, and
Abd-el Koree has proved himself worthy of
such an illustrious ancestry.
. PERFORMANCES.
The performances of 4BD-EL KOREE are
. - . :.. S J - J 1
nTtna recent date i to require tin caiciiucu
notice: i I will only give an extract from the
Tu ff Field and Farm,, of .February iatn, isis,
page 119 t: "As a .three year old he not only
showed great speed but an immense amount
of endurance, having, been tried, through
the season at all distances, when he iron fiye
nnt of the seven races be was entered lor
His crowning triumph was his defeat' of
Hembolld and Defender in a four mile rabe.
at Jerome Park, in the: extroardinary tinrt
of 73 J the best time on record for a' three
year old." 'A ; r-i-
a; l!Or luniier parsicuiara aee pusien, ,
: ; C.-W. CARPER. Sun't,
r mar 13 wlni : - i : - Charlotte, N. C.
TlRINTERS' STATIONER Y. ""
r m
'I'W AM ootoMiahnd hnnaft of BRKXf . v
t lie tn v .j. .. -. - . ' - BHH
BRO WN & CO.i have just received vU
an invoice oi r nnicra -r oianouery, rj-
consisiing iu parv i
f mar. 9 2i
A'
FEW BOARDERS WANTED.
if
OTICE !
The firm of J. McLaughlin A Son, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, r : :
; s , josarn MctiauuuiaiM,
mar, y , ... , , .,
JPERTILIZERS. ' "-; !. - .
Parties who - have ordered ! Fertilizers
through, us, will please call and receive
them.- : .T.C. SMITH & CO., L.
, Opposite Central Hotel, i.
mar 9' ; Charlotte, N.C.-;
QNION SETS. ' ' ,
Call and lay in your supply, at -. ,
T V. KallTii & UU'Si
mar 9
B C Henry, at the old Peter Brown bouse
on Trade street! will receive and accommo
modate a few gentlemen boarders.' Rooms
I furnished or unfurnished; '" A ; :"
mar 7 - ' f ' ' ' ' f ' ,: ;' ' '
QENTLEMEj WHO WISH .',;. j , k
To send special orders for any article of I
Clothing to Blew i ore, can ao so and nave
it furnished to their satisiacuon. Dy caiuux
at the Clothing store ot j. a. xoung 4r son,
Detween this arjd ine tutn inst.. . -!. !
DAVIDSON'.
; ! - 'TRADE STREET,
; For the best Cigars, Toreign or ' T
for the best Smoking Tobacco, i, I
lib. packages, for the celebrated 1
Tobacco, with a Pipe la each bo;
cel. brated Fine Cut ChewiDg, in i
the pound, for Gait A Ax, Lorril
pleby A Helmes' 8nnff. for the v
Plug Tobacco.; Allot which will
yerylow for the cash. ; . .
: inar G, .v.--.'' -.-.i .-. "'-';-"-'.'?' -
EW GOODS
mar 7
i'v
Corner Drug Store.
QIGARS! CIQARS11
Those who are fond of a GOOD
CIGAR, you can be accommodated at
mar a jt$. a. BMim B- t
OLD
4r
T
HE BEST ASSORTMENT OF f
BLANK CARDS, f
BILL CAP all sizes, '
-FLAT CAP,
t.t rrr. cat,
CO
50
o
Family supplies in the city, can be found
at the Low Price Family Grocery. Large
Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes of all kinds.
Kraut Cabbage, Turnips, Beans, ' Peas.
Dried Fruits of all kinds, and a full line of
other Groceries as cheap as the cheapest at
jnar a . , . : .rJ, w. BMrm'.
FIRST AND;FINAL POSTPONEMENT
THE GRAND GIFT ,C0NCERT .
To have ben n the city of Greensboro, N
C on Dec 3t i!874, for the purpose of erect
ing an Odd Fellows Temple bas been4 post
poned untU ;.S - ytMiW: MW'l.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH L7, 1875, ,
At which timi the concert will certainly be
;-v-fj giyen ana-tne ; '?;
DRAWING GUARANTEED.; . ' I
A partial drawing could have been,
made at the time first appointed, but num
erous letters from Agents and ticket holders
urge the manager to make a short postpone
ment in oraerjio secure n iuu urnwiiig.
THE GRAND GIFT IS THE
BEN B 0 W v H Otl S
Tickets for sale at Butler's Jewelry Store
Trypn street t'harlotte, N, C ---scT :i mar ;.7;
Arriving day and night' at '
I;mar6 .P H ANDREWS (
jpRESn PRUNES, CURRANTS,
' More of tnat delicious ,Walr
Mince Meat, Brandy Cherrie an
Oranges; just received and for 6ai -
I mar 0 . F H ANDREV,
A
LADY
f ' With one child (six years oi '
situation as Housekeeper or Sea;
private family, : Address 5 '
: . mar 6 3t-y r --yj Charlr
r k TTENTIOS FIREMEN J "
::'--y- ' ,
"' . r--...-c ....
SI .-.'' .-'' -i -:' ' r ' ... ' '" A:
EtXJNDlOT,
You will attend . joint rue
Hornet No.; 1, Independent
Pioneer Fire. Companies c -i
evening, 10th inst, at the I'
net Fire : Company No. 1 ,
Every membpr r ' t' - '
tb.