TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
!V o o ar d i s pa t c ii e s.
FOEEION.
Vessels jreckefBidn Distress Ke
Tlnioiiof MslximiliiMivi Companions
Bismarck not toBecome'a Uuke
The PrdfeJJects,6f:Peace ia Frane;
&c , &c. o
New York, March .29. London disr
patches say that a vessel has been
wrecked off Donarentz, France, and
all,Ba3iOBYrfIfiipli5.feVlIWr bMpjeffi4)65 ; sales 470. tb orii oi
'.,TK- with .0 fon
about 3,000 tons, laden' with cotton,
which was washing fcshore.
TUeJwJi ,,itw.UfrPiIP,enco-,
March lOtli p distress, making' for
Cologne. -
Bismarck will not become Bujikjepf,
Lauenburg. ifrosEi .eJooSI
Treiste, March ;'2QiA11,fthQi corns
panions of Che 58aaRPMMA?imi1Iia,1
wno snarearAts expiw m jiexicu,
are ihvitedtp aftencL tto
his monamentih Aril.
erection of
PAMs,inMaxcb vSSvEdgar iQuniet, J
nuiaor ena meauer o seFWf
from Paris, is dead.
London, March ,29. The ,'Theophi
m St. Mark's,"1 for Havre; fdundered.
The crew was saved.
Berlin, March 29. The Roman
Catholic Bishops of Prussia are to
hold a conference at Field Dale on
1L.1 ri - -
government announces niat six kjui
list generals, three colonels and many
other officers, have entered France
and declared their adhesion to King
Alfonso. A telegram from Santandor
asserts, on the other hand, that the
hop'Of eUliflgfces warr by-nn ooveh'
ticW-sTa AstaTioBrmR' GBnl Lojnaa
is feitpN6etbeWmeet thrfeatenei4
invasion of tbopTovince DoivUarlos;
witir 10- battalions' anoV3artierF,-;ia
marching on Ramoles, 25 mileafrom
Ci1nnni-lrn I .
WASHIKOTONH
Gift Concert -PottprasdN-o District
Judge for LonisifcflSf-baat
WASHiNGTONrMcW"29MThe Gift
Concert of thvlbiftplSier Female
Humane A'sspoAtjODctidvertised to
take pfec&4&bSa&dua, Va., to-mor-rovM,
p3tpf.jfor a short time in
order Joave aujl abutn. ,
Walkjera.gataterer, is dead.
The Pardee matter may be consid
ered closed. Attorney-Generals W u
liams has telegraphed; Circuit Judge
Wood, that he caniloJtt. rnake a District
Judge for .Louisiana.
CALIFORNIA.
Revocation of aUberai Will. -
Sak Francco, Match 29. JariieB
Lick has filed. in tbAEecorder's Office
a revocation of thev Crust deed exeV
ted last July conveying his:property
to trustees for. various benevolent pur
poses, and"hejecite8jn the revocatioi
that he wishes to jvide for parties
havings natural claims on!him,,"4
amend .original insqenCand.with
returning health t-gtve hitpersdtfal
attention lo Ihe e ecotion ,of his. de
signs. He' confirnUJLhe acts hereto
fore performed by tjae-Jrustees. "i
Eeduction of Fjufroad Fares,
"s
Chicago, tyarch JSThe Michigan
Central, Michigan Southern, and Pitts
burgh and Fort Wayne, Railroads,
have reduced heir-feres to Boston,
New York,' Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Washington! tickets at reduced
rates limited to 48 h'purs. This show
tfieeductiontjo be temporary.
TEXAfc.-i
' ' "6.
Outrages by Mexican on theBoide.
QAtVESTOM, Match 29.--Sner.iaI Am
patches frnthe Rio Grande border
state that at lelast three hundred Mex
"" mwvj, y& tuc j. eiaa coast, nave
murtlered several Aitietf catise&r thel
border.'
MIDNIGHT frlSPATC titiS? Ji
i'Wlf Utf?V.f-' ...i. ... n
j JSTRW YORK.
1
Tilden's Measae-e Annrnvpd I .
. SYEACusvMarcWUrjexneet-in,tE-Mayor.C;rove
peakling with
a-Marge fenhbfer?-rrftVio -frPRirintj
selgCte; eqhaly 'frem ,6ach 'political!
1
ting.o:
XBQi JMarch 28.-Th nnhuntCtna' I
mefttin? ftfc Hrrto Part t.',i,M
tgand
oaraia and flags. The Jioraes iwere taken
from carriages and 'the orators' were
Wn by the mu. T,heeotiing pass-
" '""""a nMi mre wouia ue no
until the enormonsindicial jcririie
reetihed.
.-Syrian i,r
WASHINGTOIT.
Tne Georgia, Sormq.be Investiga
cd Important Cass Decided
Spinner AengiiV.of; '-fitf ,
ASHiNGTONLiMarclr 1 i29i.,A ;Ar
pal OfficbaaenijaaQrjothiaAb-
erf , Oepreia tain.vesticratA o?.
report upon the recent 4m tractive Uhh
nado in that State. ',TrwV
.The Court of Claims i has1 decidiith
Hot Springs case agairist'thettve' Wf3
eral claimants to the property, which
remains with the UiritadStates Judo-e
LoringO flisaenieay Jbelle vkSglth I evi
ctemje; established Eector's claimsi(An
appeal is taken to the . Supreme Court,
Commissary General ShinlslsWp
lessly sick. 4 ,T
jraymasreircKies naa beerilWned
to the depatentof Gu)
Treasurer Bpinrier hBs'' resigned, to
take effect' on the first of Jnly j. ,
New, of Mdiapapolis, succeeds him.
.yrodT
7E ATIIHE - PEOB ABILITIES.
.WAAifKfetKNf;!). C, March 29U$or
the South Atlantic, the Gulf States and
TennessirffM cfo$yfceKheT,
Northeast6yJrl?asfc, WirrdV veering
Jo, sou,thwe.8t , in; . thjAwestern-,Gulf
State's, slight chtfn&es in the barom'etir.'
rising temperature East'of , the lower;
iuississippi. xvam lnineoouin a nan
tic States. '
lf't"
2 LLLllols.
I - EHQDE ISLAND.
Prohibition; Ticket in theField.
ProvIdekceJ March SOThe' Prpi
hibitionists', convention renominated
th e presen t incumbent. X Thjs , makeis
three full tickets for Governor The
balance of the ticket is the same as the
' TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS;
.. New Orleans, Alarcti 29.i-'Quiet'and.
firm ; mid 16 ;; low mid 15J ; ,good or
dinary, 14$; net irecepts 4,775; gross
SAf AWHllfefi .-SteaxJi-f W
receits7888 ; s'alea ' siuce-Thursday,'
loBnjfi, ; Marcli 29.-Quie and. firm;
receipts l;144 ; sales JOty, .rU L?,
' Charleston, ' March 29. Steady )
fiet f eceipts 429 ; gross 1,152 ;sates 700.
Baltimore March 29. !Firm ; gross
receipts 1,128; SAles 225; spinners 75.
MiiisrMarcir 2Sady mod
erate demanft; ''net receipts abJ sales
1,100. 1 l
, Baltimore March 29'.-Flo'ur 'biei
djr and firm. Wheat Sfirmer ; Mary
land red 20a30. 'Corn firm ; south t-n
83 ; ye)l9)V 82. , Qats, southern, 68a70.
ProvisionSj tending up. Pork 20a21.
Bacon, active order -5-tradei;' 6houlders
9 to . Coffee quiet. Whiskey 1.15.
New Yci, JIcl29MMimey dear
er ; one thirty secc-nd , and interest.
Sterling lower and ' Unsettled, 4.79.
oid active and excited at l6sas-. Gov-
mmenvts dull and ;;stousi : new fives
1;i3-
15." Stateouiet and nbm tnal. Cotton.
sales 5,040 bales at 16fal7. ? Southern
flour quiet nd steady. Wheat dujl
andheayy.ft 2, Joer jY.h ite wes
tern com opened . firm and closed a
shade easier ; holders more disposed
to jVjfealieJ ,86a87j ; for western
white rJia for yellow western. : Cof
fee firm, good jobbing demand ; jRio
15J. 1 wold sugar firm at i 10, advan:
cing. fPorfc'firm ; new job lots 20.8oa
21. Lard firmer; prime steam 14.
Whiskey a shade firmer and in fair
demand, vr vj; i a-' ... ,V,
LouisviLLE.'March.SSr-rjlour firm,
and in fair demand. Corn ' firm. Pro
vision's firmer,1 but not quotably high
er. !Poxk nominally, 21. Bacon
shduldui s 8f T clearTib and clear aides,
12and I Lard fi rm ; steam 1 14 ;
tierce 15; keg 16. Whiskey easier at
1.13. Bagging quiet at 12Jal3.
SaLflUi March, ,.29-j-Flqur, good
demand and firm for medium grades,
which are scarce. Corn dull and de
clining, 82'; mixed 68a9. Whiskey
higher at 12. Pork higher at 20.75a
87., Baconi higher ; shoulders 83; clear
ribs 12 ; clear sides 12iaf . Lard high
er at 13.
Cincinnati, March 29. Flour firm.
Corn firm at 70. Pork firm at 21.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Bacon
firm ; shoulders 8fa ; clear rib 11.
Whiskey firm at 1.12.
CHARLOTTE MARKETS.
tin . OBSERVER OFFICE
oCHAaioTT. Mar. SO," l75. - ) A
B Th3 ftttoa Market.
The market keeps up tb' the quotations of
the past few; days, but without perceptible
change. Gold run np yesterday in JJew
York to 16ii and cotton ought to have made
a corresponding advance, but the best ad
vices we could gather indicated no quotable
difference. 4. ' . .; "r ,., .
Wise men thinX the bulla, pfj Wall street
are preparing for another "black Friday,''
and that the;rcnfc. rapid rise in goW-will be
of short dotation'. This, if troe, 'may ac
count for the fact, that our great staple don't
follow the bullion.
Yestaiday sales amount edj to 162 bales at
the follpwing quotations, the market closing
firm':'. ' "i : ' ; '-? i' '
Inferior.;-.... ........... !..;;;.. 1213J
Good Ordinary;.............;..........' 1414J
Law JriddUng. 15J
mmzh -is
fnitpt FftppiKCE MARKET. . ". , .;
, ' Cora':diiil and bringing' three lo live cents
beJ.ow, quotitiolis for large lots,
j Country bacon in demand at quotations,
j The market has been quiet and unchanged
. Clay peas have been in active demand for
Shipment, some lots brinrfris' !s liirh "as
1.50 per beshej sacked. .,, ..... , ,
Batter scarce and in demand.
BfeRS 'in 'ioodsUDDlvj ntlir nroil
iq tiH s yp Buying Kattt. :
oam-iiHams,.pef lb
14Jal5
.' ' I2i
' 9 a 10
12Jal3i
25
H 20(a25
t .i t 2:
H02 Round
Beemax $
Butter Choice. & .'
randy-Apple, ;
.",. u $175 a 2 00
: -J - i 2 00 a 2 25
. .. . 12i
per sack. 3.25
' xeacn,
Effgt,,jei. dozen,
1 JCiXtra, i
: Buper hJ,-i j?ir,. 300
fVa-Dried Apples, per pound 5 c
reaches (. s.-jn.-Green
Apple- per bushel.
100 a 1.25
axra
Ducks:4
to
al 00
Qiafa&Y- f- kW-:j, -v :j hi :i, if
tnatr--Red, per tustt' f :
- 'V A White. :f''' i'
25
95
1S5
145
'70
' 70
I!
"100 a 125
' 90 a 110
12i
fTidpjtr Ttrv ! .ui
. i-n; i"
I Hi )'!!)'.
;Ctommbn:?ii,
J J, . , (57 lbd to? btishel) f75 i 1 00
IFoofc-Tabt washed,
" Unwashed
8
v 35
in.7fr-r'va
KJ V7,,.ibv nil !-,frrt
.laK Ttboftrynd'cfedTcr "jDall Tklnds A ot
Roofing Slate., . IsTully prepared : to pot on
SLATE ROOFS in any-part of the ceun
xry., I 1 , U.? iiu'J
w, T'i69 the.attentjon .of Architects,
Baildera, and the 'public toj' the Superior
roofiDg.psed by bfm, from ' the" quarries y of
Vermont and.,Tirgin!ai Slate ; forniahed of
p-jA good Slate itoof t
aVJ8;tJyrelilneV.,:; ' 11,11 "
All work guaranteed. 'Prices Beasonable.
Shingle fBools rtakeo off and rliiid lth
SLATE, when desired. !
Orders-will'recejve prompt attention, when
addressed to P. Or Box i 15, Charlotte; N.
U. 1 T -i feblO-tf.
net receipts 379 ; gross 4,212: Futures
closed firni'i'sales 19,300;? March 16f;
April 16 ll-JO - May. 17 l-16a3-32 ; June
17 7-16 ; July 17 23-32a ; Aug.. 16Jal7
Sept.'. 17 1332.- Vpct. 16 l316a27-32 ;
Dec. lGfl 'ottbTV quiet 'and '' steady :
MISCELLANEOUS. "
U R N I T TJ R E . -
A large and elegant assortment ef 1 .
if
WRITING DI33K8, .
' ' OFFICE CHAIRS
RATTAN ROCKERS, i! ' t
1 ' 1 j" ; willow chairs,
PARLOR DESKS, ;
WHATNOTS.
SECRETARIES
H ALL STANDS,
LINE OF
.
LIBRARY CASES.
CENTRE TABLES,
AND A FULL
PARLOR 4ND
BEDROOM
FURNITURE, '
, Just Received and for sale at
D A SMITH & CO S
Furniture Warehouse,
mar IS Trade Street.
A
RCHITECT.
GEORGE WELCH
Offers his professional services to the citizens
of lnarlotte and vicinity, and pledges the
experience "and practice of lourteen years
training as a guarantee of competence.
Office Trade Street, Charlotte,
jan 3 tf
" jCHOES OF THE FOOT HILLS,"
BY
BEET HAUTE.
Just received at PHIFER'S
mar2-tf. Book Store,
W
E HAVE SOME
New and nice Bill and Xetter Clip3 and
rues.
ALSO A new article of Lead and Slate
Pencil, combined. TIDDY & BRO.
mar 14
RECEIVED TO-DAY.
Smoked Beef. Spiced Pigs' Feet. South
Carolina Rice, Buckwheat Flour and many
other good goods in the Crocerv line, at
J S At DAVIDSON'S,
City Grocer, Trade Street.
mar 11
SARATOGA WATER ON DRAUGHT, AT
mar3.tf. Springs' Corner.
PIEDMONT AIR-LINE RAILWAY
Richmond & Dasvillb, Richmoxd Vfc
, - - -ii J
DANTiixti. W , N,C. Dmsiox, and
NoRtn Western N, C. R. W.
C()ENSEI TIM E-TABLE
In Effect fla and after after Sunday, De-
zan, ie,74.
GOro NORTH. ,
STATioirs ,-: jcAtii.'
szpasss
" v Air-Ltne J'nCt'h.lO 08 ' v.? 8 50
. w W IJ .
835aj-
" Salisbury, " -1220 a ra 10 54 "
" Greensboro, 3 43 l 15 p m
' Danville, 1 613 v 3 36 '
" Dundee. ' 6 25 !j 3 48 '
" Burkeville, 1133 "
Arrive at Richmond, 2 22 p ra
8 20 '
11 09pm
GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS.
Leave .Richmond, ;
" Burkeville,
" Dundee,
" Danville,
, " Greensboro.
" Salisbury.
MAIL.
EXPEESS.
5 03 a m
1 38 pm
4 41 "
9 25 "
9 29 "
1235a ni
1 12 "
4 10
6 31 '
8 32 "
9 40 ".
HAIL.
3 27 "
" Air-line J'rfn. R 1.1
it
Arrive at Charlotte, 622
GOING RA8T.
TATI fi.
MAIL.
Leave Greensboro, S 3 35 a ni . Ar 11 30 p m
" ; St;S.b?Pf, S 5 06 " - 3 LTlO 15 ;
Raleigh, 8 48
5 38
Arr at Goldsboro, J8 11 25i a m "t 235pm
NORTH WESTERN N, C. R. R.
(Salem Branch.)
Leave Greensboro, 4 25 am
Arrive at Salens 6 10 "
Xeave Salem, 0 20 am
Arrive at Greensboro, 11 15
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 3 38 p
m connects at Greensboro' with the Northern
bound train ; making the quickest time to
all Northern cities. Price of Tickets same
as via other routes. : t ...
Trains to and from points East of Greens
boro connect al Greensboro with Mail Trains
to or from points North or South.
! Two trains daily, both ways.
On Sundays iynchburg Accommodation
leave Richmond a 9.00 a m, arrive at Burke
ville 12.43 D m. leave Ttnrtawi lla A k
arrive at Richmond 7.58 a m.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
between Charlotte and Richmond, (without
change.)
For further information address
S E ALLEN,
General Ticket Agent,
Greensboro, N. C,
T M B TALCOTT,
i. s Engineer and Gen'l Sap't.
' jan 0 - '
ATLANTIC, TENNESSEE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
On and ftftfvr Mnndair Rant Tl-U io( n.
- , ; j , I JOI1, IUV
foRowing schedule will be run over, this
RoadiiHM.I s ; t,. .
OOIS4CKoaTH. . oatKa anrvm
H l A l'lONS. rl5
AKHIVK. LKAVJE. AKRrva l.vixrv
3:25 p. m; Charlotte. 10KX) a; ni. -
f. iu;-A.04i,.f -A Dav'n Hnlloo-o a-ort m
7:00 p.; m.( f Statesville. .'ft25
All charges must be pre-paid bn freight
offered for shinmpnt. tn
dereon, Alexandria, and Caldwell's, These
be'ng : Flag Stations." the, Companv is not
iiauio jui; oujr, iuss or nam age toireight after
it unloaded,' at either pf the above points.
aiu imiguv win De receivea by iAgents, or
forwarded Dnipnsthn noma nf rRmin
destination is distinctly marked thereon
; , , , . S. J: GORMLEY J f
F99r.w . BuperintendentM
Carolina Central : Railway.
Time Table :if di'.lyu i my j
ON and after Mnndav
lowing schedule will be run oyer the West-
GOIKO XAST.
Leave Buffalo Depot, ,
- " Lincolnton, I .
Arrive Charlotte,
OOIBfl WKST.
12.20 p. m.
4.20Up
Leave Charlotte, : i' 5 .-.i 8.00 a.m.
i Lincolnton, i, '(. ...-. 10.43 4 " .1
Arrive Buffalo, ' 12.00 m.
,y.Q. JOHNSON
novl3
i - ' 'Ass'l 'Supt,
MISCELLANEOUS.
ENGLISH Tooth brushes, a fresh supply
received to-day.
mar26-tf. V. R. BURWELL & CO.
HOYTT'S German Cologne, Dressing
Combs, Lubin's Extract, Lnbin's Pow
der. W. R. BURWJ5LL & CO.
; mar26-tf. ,r
MOLLER'S Cod Liver Oil. Fresh.
W. R. BURWELL & CO.
mar26-t Druggists.
SARATOGA Water on Draught and in
Bottles, at
mar26-tf. SPRINGS' CORNER.
JJOTICETO SHIPPERS!
The CarolmfCeniral tRaawayjs now
readytd transport frigtthroughvpromptlyv
both ways. S. L. FREMONT,
' ,-it mar2G-tf. Superintendent.
T
HE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
We will be pleased to have our friends
and customer?, call and examine our stock
of
Boots and Shoes
FOK
SPRING USE,
which we think, and will convince you. is
the BEST in the city, and at prices to suit
every one.
We feel sure that we haye the best assort
ment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' GOODS,
ever offered in this market. Call and ex
amine for yourselyes.
1 WADE & PEGRAM.
Fiest Nat'l. Bask Building,
! 'Opposite Central Hotel.
mar2G tf.
GLAZIER'S POINTS, at
T. C. SMITH & CO 'S
mar25-tf. Corner Drug Store.
Shelled Almonds,
F
RESH Lemons, Grated Horse-radish,
Fresh: Dates and : Fine Cigars,
justreceired and for sale
cheap at
mar 24 F. H. ANDRLWS & CO.'S.
EXTRA.RNE LOT
OF
Jl ,i WMiS! HUfJ('w
unewing looacco.
mar25-tf.
J. K. PUREFOY.
"D ECEIVED to-day, a lot bf fihe large
mar25 tf. J. K. PUREFOY.
J
UST RECEIVED,
A lot of fine planting POTATOES, also
rlCKLihib, in bau barrels, at
R B ALEXANDER & CO S,
mar 23 College 8treet.
F
OR SALE.
A nice three (3)room Cottage, with pan
try and kitchen, ripply to , , .
marl6 tf E M ANDREWS.
JjlOR PHYSICIANS.
Medical 8addle Baps offered at lower
prices than ever before In this market.
mar26-tf. T. C. SMITH & CO.
Q.ILT EDGED GOSHEN BUTTER, -.
Just received and for sale bv ' '
mar25 tf. : A. R. N ISBETjik BRO.
riHOICE SELECTED NORTHERN SEED
J POTATOES. ' ;
Early Rose, Early Goodwich, Pink Eye,
Peach Blows and Peerless, large lot in store
and for sale bv . b. G 'i.J
feb20 -tf. A. R. NISB ET it BRO f
QALL and EXAMINE . , ...
The Large Stock of Family Groceries of
grades and prices to suit every one. at
mar 14 LW PERDUE'S.
QAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO'
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, )
Wilmington, Dec. 10th, 1874-i j
CHANGE OP SCHEDULE.
'-' 1 .' .:- ll .,
On and after the 35th inst, trains wHl run
ovtr this Railway .as follow ,.'(, .
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Wilmington at ,..,.....7.15 A 31
Arrive in Charlotte at...f......7.45 P, M
Leave Charlotte at : 6.45 A. M
Arrive in Wilmington at...f....v....C;45 R
J Nieht trains ffast Freight ; and Pas-
sengr) in future notice. ' ' ''f. ,5
. FREIGHT 4TKAINS r, ,, .:yy
". . ... ..1 l ; . . ' t ...... 1
Leave Wilmington iat,.J..,1.,;...'......o.00 X; M
Arrive at Laurinbum at.;;,,t..i.:..!5.40 P. M
Leave Laurinburg at.....;..i..i....6.00 A. M
Arrive atCharlotteBt...t.....:i ...CO0 P il
Leaye Charlotte at... :.;..w.i..o.30 A. M
Leave Laurinbure at ...Q.0O Ai M
Arrive at Wilmington at .J......O.00 P;J M
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington
&;Weldon, and Wilmington. Columbia &
Aueusta Railroads. ficmi-weekTy New York
and Tri-weekly Baltimore, and weekly Phil
adelphia 8teamers, and the River Boats to
Fayetteville. .
Uonnectaat Uhartotte wun .ns wesiern
Diviinrt f TJArtH rnt-AlfitUBStlrdad jCharlottfi
i.nd Statesviile Railroad, Charlotte & Allan-
ta Air Line, and C,hartotte,-W)um&ia and
Augusta Railroad. " ' 1' J f
Thns snnnlvin? the whole West, North
west and Son f.h west with a short and chean
line to the Seabord and Europe. .ODiJ
.... . . S. L. xRJSMOJNT.
fmu --Catef Brigineefand Superintendent mf
F
OR SALE.
A STEAM RAW MILL COMPLETE tittf.
I"will 'sell for cash b "Ltimber delivered tn
Charlotte, at prices to be agreed on, an ex-
Shafting. Pnlleva. Bel tine. Ac. f
A Sbmgle Machine, capable of making
for particulars. i
feb 27 dlw wlm ' '
y f
MISCELLAWEOirS.
t ; 'i J ?. o
w,,l. 3 i
7 A
-
JOHN A. YOUNG & SON, Clothiers',
CLOTHING PALACE,
Tryon St., Charlot.e, N. C.
Are !,ftow. eij3ingo.tt their entire Stock
CLOTHING, HATS and GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS, at re
duced prices, to make room
for their large Spring Stock.
of
jan 17
ERIE CITY IRON WORKS,
We take pleasure in informin! you that,
encouraged by the favor with which onr
Machinery had been received throughout the
South the past year, and in order to facilitate
trade and meet the often expressed wishes oi
our friends and patron?, we have determined
to open an office and warehouse Tor the sale
of oar"mantrfactnres in Charlotte, N. Ci
which will be Known as the Charlotte Branch
of Ihe Erie City f ron Works:
".Mr. VP. C. Morgan; who is so widely and
favorably kri&wn1 ihongitwV the South, will
be in charffe of the nharlfttte Ttranph. nd
we propose to keep on hand there, Portable
and stationary Eagints, Boilers and Circu
cular Saw Mills of our own " manufacture,
also the best make of Corn Mills, Gins
Presses,' Shingle Mills and such other
Machinery as' the wants of the trade require,
The Charlotte House is not ati agency but
branch of our world, owned and controlled
by '69, and any business done with u3 there
is ' done tbith the manufacturers direct.
AVe hope the establishment of this branch
house will serve to bring u3 nearer together
and avoid 'the Veiatious delays that eo often
!.; . ...
occur in Business at so great a aistance a
we are from you.
Fdf circulars, price fists and any in forma
t!on wanted in oar Hoe. address Erie City
Iron Works, Charlotte, N. C. Trusting
that our undertaking will meet with your
approval and support, we remain,
Very respectfullv yourp,
ERIE CITY IRON WORKS
3
U9T RECEIVED.
A larsre and elejrant lot of Ready Made
Clothing, which will be sold at lower price J
than can be Jound elsewhere; in the city.
. Aly establishment being branch of 718
Market btreet, irbiladelptna, where we
manufacture qur own goods, expressly for
eitr trade. I am enabled to sell , for at Iesst
25 per cent lower than any bourse to the city
of Charlotte.
tf&m Come and see for yourself, and be
convinced. J. MOYER,
jan 7 tf At Irvin 8 Corner.
TOTICE.TO HOUSE BUIIJ)ERS AND
XI CONTRACTORS. I have accepted the
Afeehcy fbir a Saw Mill; and am prepared to
receive and fill all orders for any kind of
Lumber at as short a notice .as possible. 1
have on band a lot. Of flooring and inch
plank. LfW. OSBORNE. j
.Next door to J. a. nenaerson s,
c2d Trade street.
r f x- H-r .... .'"t
Stem for rrMQGtf
; Jan 24 dw ly, x
Announces to the citizens of Charlotte, and
the public geflerajly that he has purchased
the entire Btook:-of";' ' 4 -: t'Hi "-i I -
Groceries .and Provisions
of, Messrs. George & Steicker, and,' that he
expects to do business at their old stand un
der the Springs Building.i -.ti&uvmo-) :, i T'
A full and complete stock of Family Gro
ceries always on hand, at prices . that defy
competition. .,01 ; . "( .:..iHov22 daw-
FEW BOARDERS WANTED,
-'B,p Henry, at tle old Peter Brown house
raodate a few gentlemen boarders.
Rooms
furnished or unfurnished.
mar?
r
4"
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CtALLY MICHAL
.Pipes and Jet Stems, at
- maM4-4fia' uli POREFOyAi
U8T"'received;AaCJirtH2 line of Standar t
mar25-t J K. PUiZEFOY.
JJjar received, Dick's cheap edition , of
Shakespeare, Moore,- Byron, Barns,
" SffT -y CTSiii
T.-j a- - . " Wl J A J
.1 VnAV ...wc. 01 ESH,and
marM tf t t,tt ' I
mar-tf. J, K, PUREFOY
but i, M
i W-I JL in I NOT O W; ; .
wFThMnw;;iiniiw
5 1 i.H
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Fast TnafiCTiM
BALTIMOBEi. j
Baltimore andSouthern Steam !Trans-
' J' , tiortatinn f!nTriTftTifr B f '.
SailiDg from BALTIHCREI! ,
I Tuesday and Friday, , at
3 FjM.
f-K;: ..t
I" i-
AND FROM WILMINGTON : j ,i ! : t
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GIVING THROUGH BILLS OF LADING to all points ia North attd South,
CaroUnal Georgia aad iAiabama. .' For North or East bound Freight, to 1 Baltimore,.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Piovidence, Fall Riyer and other Eastern Cities.
a n
Liverp op 1 7 G las&:ow,
Antwerp aricither European Ports.
ewXiaeB'ifconbecf atfWilmmgta. with 'the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad. Wilmington '& Weldon Railroad, and Carolina Central Railway and Cape Fear
River Steamerswith thrnecg'Bbid'ofKmpgaoeqoalled facilities for the prompt
delivery of Freight to ail poiuts-os he Steamers on these Lines on arrival in Wihninw
ton stop at Railroad depot, the Freizbt transerred under covered sheds to cars without
delay, and forwarded by thfl'Fast Freight Express that morning.
No drayage in Wilmington and to transfer from Wilmington South. Rates gaar
anteed as LOW aa by anj other 'bufatsr."'' ''Los'ses or Orercharges promptly paid. Mark
all goods via Wilmingibn t&neaJJ'; '
For further ififormatiaa, apply tp either of the undersigned Aeents of the Line
EDWIN - ITZGERALDi Gen'l Agt Baltimore Line, 50 South Street, Baltimore '
wan. r. ju i unm wen i asi:
A. D. CAZAUX,
Agent Baltimore and New
-tf.
1822.
THE OLDEST HOUSE IN THE STATE.
ESTABLISHED 18S2. -
GEORGE R. FRENCH & SON
!'
39 North
Front Street,
0
FFKR to the trade, one of the largest
BOOTS, SHOES
to be found in tlieS uth, dealing exclusively
A Better M at rLsss Price, ta aay Haasa in tie State.
We sell no shoddy stock, and will guarantee to sell the same grade of goods at the;,
same price, (if Dot lower) as they can.Ie bought of any jobbing house Northf
ORDERS SOLICITED.
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Price List furnished upon application.
We invite you to a personal examination. ; i '
Spring 1875,
-:o:
0UR
Spring stock is now complete and
ready for inspection.
WHOLESALE AND HEX AIL
buyers are invited to examine the
Largest and Best . Assorted Stock
in the State
Some beautiful
DRESS GOODS.
J ust received and are very cheap,
ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLEU.
mar 25-tf.'
' s if- m
PtING STYLES. :
FUR and Silk Hats, just received at
marM-tf. SAMPLE ?& ALEXANDER.
JfOR THE LADIESi, : . ;
i Lublns Extracts. Cashmera
and Toilet articles in variety, at ( ;i i
. T (J SMITH &lCO'S,
' m ar .20 : Corn er Drug Store
TIE PIEDMONT' PRESS,
Is the only" naDef'ntiftlu&crii " r.it.'Lv-
Countyf and has an extensive circalation
among Merchants. Farmers, and all classes
of business men in the State. ;Th Previa
a li ve,; wide-awake Democratic paper and il
tern North Carolina; : . Liberal terms allowed
on'yearry advertisement 'aMcrtDttoS'
1 r yjilv
Sfr WMLINSON. .
ma Tin - .. .
1 Wi-M.d rprie;-
e'mlrish ' r ,0nion dVorth-
mar U ' at W P?RDUE'8.Y
Wi,tlvf.RRIO,
i I.
TTALE8 .ATARRIOR,
4L
j Tft t
h mS?!f warranted
ADVERTIEME S TS.
; n ad hum a ttodo
all Points7 Smik i: ani-M
if
NEW YORK.
1
Clyde's; Wilmington Xluc
! from NEW-YORK ' v
Tuesday and Friday, at 3 P. M.,
.0 ! "ii
,1 ASD FROM WILMINQTO
WEDNESDAYS andSATL'RDAYS
il l ' f;
-ALSO
B rem e n ,
JNew rork L t. nw insr liren V V
Uoe'i, Wilmington, N. Cl
1875.
Wilmington,
and most complete stocks of
AND LEATHER,
hT BOOHS AND3HOES,ith a buaioeaa
ji
4.
H. BRUNHILD. BHO.VJlJLt)
T BRUNtllLp & BRO.,;
WholBale.Dealer 4
No. 3 Granite -Row, gottfj, ftoot Street
J WlLmKQTC.k.a i? :,;;.
Importers, Reetifipja, Wholesale Liquor
Dealers an4 Manufaetarers 1 of Cigars.
K-entucki and North Carolina Whiskey
a&d. North Carolina Appl Brandy, T
a specialty, We have the lar- ' 1
gest stock of Liquors and; '
; Cigars Jo the. !
j ' 'State. V"
J dam. .. , , i i
TRV MENDKLS : i
Fiva Out Cigar, ;
lis WAN UIRL CIGAR STORE,
mar 12
Trade titreet.
JEW SPRING OOOD3,
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, . AT
ALEXANDER, 8E1GLE & CO'S.
i t
WE are now receiving our 8nrin? Stnv
comprising all the late8and n55 ftyle? e
Ladies Dress Goods, . Vv,es !
Scarfs, Ties. ,
JRuffs. Laces. ' ,
Embroideries.
a 1 , ;
, Ladies Readvmad
Under-wear, .and
Ladles' Furnishing
5 : J iGoods,aH kinds i
; "' 'if .2 nci.and .qualities.
&Sr&tPafeaiia4
bcara. Fancy French and American Cassil
priS, !9? ds; fstyles and
roa? 18 Trade Street.
JPH01EREpEcpRATt,R'' '
:mm ; ' 1
v-j 'a:. ni5i'iLini;i;if 1
.pTerFraenthal'ajstore:-: j 1
cJFiS hK68 and honored if you wilf
can on bun to inamwt ki. . .
an ( oraer. ,3est workmanshin enaranteed
will receive prompt attention. ' ftb5b-it.
;t - VWholesaUGrocerk T'V ,'! 1
COMMISSION MERCnANTSii
North Water StrwtJ Wllmihgtoh, N. C; '
mar 20 Smos d. t ,
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