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- " - - i SZCJXTZTtJ: jz."""- - --T.. CHAHLOTTE OBSEEVER, 1 scsscarraoa iutks. Unity 1 year, (postpaid) In id vance, M 6 mos. " - - mos. 3 mos.' 1 raon. t wkiklt mmok. ! a. a j . .."" M-Kiy.(tn the county) in advance, $2 00 oat of the county, postpaid, 2 10 ' . , 6 months, , . 1 05 Liberal reductions for clubs. ' -??v ' t . t; f " ' - SMITH & FORBES, IFWO.B.srie AltD ItBTAIL BRM.KRS IK HOOTS, S HOES, LEATHER AND HATS, HAVE removed to the new, large and eleaaftt "SMrTWRirrrmvri i Brem. Brown A Co.1i Hardware Sto hlKJ hP 'P dr to SPRING complete in every particular. Their line or ladies' and gents fine BOOTS will b. piJy tiftiv.. .a wm be ,w mar4 tf. -NexVdoortqrBrem.BriwnA BUY THE BEST, -K.i:::ljnf R M MILLER & SONS, Agents, Charlotte, N. C. jlHI 1 OE HERRING. W KFXjS superior roe herring FOR SALK BY IE It OS SE jun 1 lw T & CO New Publications. -o- THE MOUNTAIN OP THE I) VERS , --AND . 0THER POEMS, BY P A U L II A Y N E THE OLD TRUMPA NOVEL, For sale at jun 1 PHIPER'S Book 8tore. JJACADAMIZINO WANTKD. The undersigned ommittee respec. fully invite proposals for irradimr and macada mizing a portion of Trade and Tryon streets Beginning on each where. the JoNincb pavement terminates and extending it to hecity limits. Said macwlazing to be of -mo umt. uiaienai accesaioie, is icet Wlue, 10 average not less than 10 inches thick, and Jaid and -embeded in ' the most approved manner;' All propositions win contain the specifications of the mode and: manner of loing the work, the size of stone to be used. na ine price per cubic or superficial yard Proposals will be received until the 12th of June, 1875, by the nndersigned WM JOHNSTON, Chairman eajfa-.fc; BROWN. R if OATES " -'-:Sv' Committee. jun 1 tf Notice. M ONUMENTAL Citv 8 near Cured Hams. 1U Russett Apples by the bbl., Pickles, half gai k pints, tone assortment or , candies. For eign atvi uomesuc, .English Mustard, Mace, "iBtr, ac., just recetvea. at R B ALEXANDER & CO S, ' TO THE PUBLIC ! -HAVING ADOPTED THE jjn my business, i will make it to your TO GIVE ME YOUR TRADE ! ' 7 . BUT TO THOSE IVHO ASK CflEDIT MY STUKE IS NOT THE PLACE- FOR YOUR CUSTOM. AS J ri 1 .V"'": i'v.U'f'? i-' ZM. 't-? 'Sv'-:'V-rl AS MUCH OF SUCH AS IWAXt! Vorits, Ac, -; ; I-. l,J'M- ' J. K. rUREFOY. jan l : .: iiu K U8T CATCH OF MACKEREL. , from Boston.' l. Packages In bbls., 1 bbls .'4 1 IW. and da L r:' 2 and 3, all full weights. So fhX i ArltiUIOBhl nu, 3 I JOTHER 8UPPLY T 3 S j: T i Calli''181 "Vie Broadway Jbilk Half. "oonu they are going fast, at JOHN A YODNG SONS. yol. xn. ing a full stock of j . k i D S Hi 6 E S I Uborti "c.iuii,h. SMITH A FORBES, I best The Bitters are compounded with great care, and are, as their name indicates, the Sest Stomach Bitters- known. They are a sure preventive of Chills, Fever. Intermittent and all Mala- rial Diseases. After sicknefs or Disve it hs no snperior as an Appetizer an I Ue torer of $he system. i MAXV-FACTrREKS AXD POLE PROPRIETORS, CH ARIyPTE, N. C. jun 2 FRESH ROUSTED COFFEE ' E V E R Y DAY. E WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTLNTrON TO THE FOLLOWING BRANDS OF ROASTED COFFEE: OLD GOV. JAVA : JAVA MARA RIO. OAIBO ; LAGUYRA BEST; RIO FAIR. COFFEE GROUND WITHOUT AD- DITIONAL CHARGE. TRY OUR GREENaiul BLACK TEAS GOOD TEA AT $1 .00 PER rOUND. A FRESH LOT OF DRIED SWFUTP- CORN JUST IN. CHOICE IMPORTED Italian Salad Oil. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CANNED GOODS, 1 AND OTHER FAMILY SUPPLIES A L WAYS ON HAND, AT ' i ' HASH AGEN'S, Family Grocery, Opp. Ciiar. HoTEt. ma) R EAD! READ! Time, Labor and Money Saved. The at- lanlinn Ik. nnklii j. .IM )a Ik. J.. I ful success of the MILL-BOY WASHING MACHINE. natintfid Maivb 9ft 1R73 ItM simplicity will commend it to all. It per I forms its work thoroughly, and - with more ease than any machine now before the pubf lie. There is no friction, neither wear oi tear. ' The most delicate can be washed without injury. It will wash the heaviest as well as the lightest" article, in the most thorough manner, with less labor than anv ' other machine, and is an indispensable ar- tide. to every household. ' It will enable I every family to do their own washing. . ; JOH DAFFKUN, Agent, j Trade St.. Opp. Court House; , jun 2 tf , ' , ' . . .. h-'-S.jhTS: JTORTH CAROLINA ROE HERRING. I 10 Bbls and half bbls of strictly -No J, Familv Roe Herrinc. Just in. ' Also No 1. 2 and 3 Mackerel of this season ctch,'-brand-l ed 1875. ' s B N SMITH, f jun 1 - ; :-r;-v-. wtv fi.n u ,;VEAHAVEg 100 barrels of the Royal -Family Floor: made at one of the best mills' in 'udiana ; which we are seliing low for cash; '-f also .... " Fresh' Supiiply of JA pplev Lemons "and Oranges.:-"1:;"; .:v?:::?'?i r - . . . . , .w.m Jt uu. ; ..jun 1- .-. - ;, .., I -, .i-jifi;---. i ICE CREAM BY the plate or gallon, made of the very : best material and warranted pure and - r 'rioi. v;- vi good. Give us a call and be convinced: j .First door above the Alaricet, j raae Bt., i jun 1 W N PKATHKK & CO. TH03E who have nit triel the cele lia Saratoga Water, should call and get bottle, at once and try it. Bold by ; - TO 8MITII k CO., " :Drug8tore, Independence Sqnarei' apr22 : ' The Charlotte Observer, PfTBLUHCD lit ynarics ic Jones,: l'roprietor. Office, Observer Building Corner i ana uouege streets. , A NXOUS CEMENT. - - - - . vj v n.rv I II V lawful aeent to collet niflima ino nA uuL w i n uuuinmi i ir it. " m i r -wr n IOr JOD WOrfci Or for RnlMUrinmna . 1 Buiuunzpu to receipt for any sums that may .,!. J i . ' . . . .. . JO to iitt jit ma lianas ior collection. , fHA8.4tr Jones. Editor A.J'rodrietor. ,0lffiPtheCHABWTT" 0s?tB, March ""t oio, ma2l-tf k' not now, and still heatnfe Hand in church notices to-day piease,iV The Lutheran Sunday School Picnjc at ruckaeeege Ford, to-day. ' wonoerrui t quietude prevails , on the streets these nights after 10 or ll 'o'clsck. Read thf address of the Central Executive Committee of the Conservative party of the state. it is reported that the United States Branch Mint property in this city, will not De sold before the assembling of the next Congress. , ine .martins- nave come, . and in force. Every evening the eaves of the Central Ho- tel are black with them, snd the air is reso nant with their twitterings. The very finest looking and one of the very best filled weekly papers in North Caro lina w the Weekly Charlotte Observer, and it is encouraging to know that the people are last nnding this out. We learn reliably that Col's BuforJ and Talcott are both warmly in favor of build ing a union depot in Cha rlotte, but whether satisractory arrangements can be made with the other roads is not known. We learned at Greensboro' la-st night they would commence the change from Greens Doro to company Shops to-day, and get to Durbauism about two day3. Ili'eujh Siidi- net, 3. . lie return thanks to R 8 Phifcr, book sel ler and stationer, for copies of New the York (-'rnphk and JTarper't Weekly, containing ac counts of the Mecklenburg Centennial Cele bration. J be fancy of a runaway horse on Trade Street, day before yesterday afternoon, was to dash np on the pavement and poke his head into a window of Mr Richard Moore's ttove and tinware establishment. He did no damage. in icar uiiue store oi u uasnagen may be seen a big sea turtle, which weighs 150 lbs. ' Land lubbers" who never saw any thing of the kind before, make many odd remarks while gazing upon its beautiful proportions. At the last regular monthly meeting of the Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Company No, 2, the following named were elected new mem bers, viz : Messrs Jas A Vogler, J V Stiller, T H Roberts, Wm Edwards, L E Norris, Chas Marcus, A Keuster and 8 Thornburg. Marry lug. Thus doth the Raleigh Sendid phrase it : "In the' merry month of May seventeen cou ples pledged at the matrimonial altar in Mecklenburg county, their lives and fortunes and their sacred honor, to love and obey each other until Death do part trot out the mother in-law." Prisouers In Jail. inerearenow but six prisoners in the county jail. Two of these Garyin and El wood are white, and the lemaining four are colored With the exception of Elwood all are serving out sentences ; he has appeal eu to the Supreme Court from the Court which found him guilty of murder . A Ccutennial Relic. In the Cotton Exchange, suspended, in good display from a chandelier, is a relic of the uharlotte Centennial that can but be ob served with interest. It is a Georgia hornet's nest that was used in the decorations of the Mecklenburg Centennial Celebration of the 20th of May, and a portion of an evergreen wreath from George Washiugton's grave similarly used on the tsanie histeric occa sion. Augusta CoiislUfUtonaliiU. : ; Printer's Picnic, on Ibehalf of the printers, we thank Speights, of the Atm, for aniuyitation ta jhoid the printers' picnic at Greenville. It is toot Improbable that some point on the Air Line. will be selected, andvOiir- friend's Invi- tation would be carefullOnaiderfiS hnt fni I. - " . .. . ..J - .Tf T mZT . vousiueiation, iipwey er, oi DNtner Speight's Speight's courtesy, he has been 'unanimously elected k$jjfee-r'. ' '''' .mmm' .t . X - - nI?y1deuceof Our Material Growth".'" Some months ago the grocery firm of Hot- tendorf & Hashagen, Wilmington, N. C, established a branch house in this citv. and have since been conducting a highly success ful business here. Two or three weeks ago Mr Hottendorf died. The firm had a whole sale and two retail stores in Wilmington, and now Mi Hashagen has determined to close the houses in Wilmington and remove the entire business to Charlotte. - U--rr Election of Officers. 'At a meeting of the German Singing So ciety, (Harmonie) held at their hall on Try on Street, on Thursday evening, the follow ing gentlemen were unanimously elected for the next term i President C Hilker; yice-PresidentChas Roediger.' , Secretary John U Lamprecht. Treasurer F Kuester. v Cassier J F Tolius Hennet. , s - Librarian Henry Brun. A - - -y- : . Burglary. ; , ' ; r O Thursday night the residence .of .Gov. Vance was entered by a burglar for the sec ond time within two months. . Theie had been left in the lock of the door to an old lumber house in the yard, a key' which;; tin known to the family, fits also the lock to the back door of the residence. When Gov. Vance and the family arose yesterday morn ing they found the door standing open add evidences that the " house had been gone through; 'tiling,' however, was fonnd to be missing, and it is not thought that ony thing was stolen, CHABLOTTEN. C. , SATURDAY, ; JUNE 5, 1875: I : ' - A Slight Mistake. ' : Frank Leslie's paper published a cut' the Mecklenburg Centennial Medal, and a description of the saine, saying : : . fOn one side is the inscription 'Mecklen burgh De claration of Independence, 20th May, 1775.' On the other are;' two hands 'clasped, and above, a portion of a tree with a liberty cap on one branch and a pine cone on another." Down here in North Caroling we call those pine cone3"; "hornet, nests." , The Picnicers. ' A select and a merry crowd left ye3terJav morning on the North Carolina train, for Concord near which place they had the pic nic or wnicb we have spoken several times before. They were . accompanied by -the Italian band, and while waiting at the Junction for Hie arrival of the Air.T.inA train, indalge4 in a dance on the platform. to their own delight and to the infinite amusement tlf th naaasnram ir lull. ti.. . ' - z.jz. v were paying their tows -to Terisidwr:4 The party return this niorjiing bri the 8:03 train. ' Reduction In Railroad Forces. At this, the opening of the Summer sea son, when business is growing slack, the railroads have begun to reduce their forces. The Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail road has discharged 150 of its employees- six at the depot in this city ; it has also sus pended the daily freight train between Char lotte and Columbia, and a tri-weekly freight only, is now run The North Carolina Rail road has reduced its working force all along me line; Bye employees have been cut off here at the Charlotte depot. Change of Schedule. We understand that a change will be made in the schedule oftrains on the Eastern Di vision of the Carolina Central Railroad, on sunaay, on and after which the day trains will run as follows: Passenger lrain Wilmington at 7 P. M., arrive at Chailotte A. M.; leave Charlotte at 7 P. M and ar nve at Wilmington 7 A.M. Fast freight and mall and passenger tiain, leave Wil mington at a. At., arrive at Charlotte 10 P. M.; leave Charlotte at C A.M. ariive at Wilmington 9P.M. Runaway Smash-irp. An evening or two since, Capt J Roessler. of Elias, Cohen & Roessler, was driving out in a Duggy, accompanied by a young lady, wnen the horse took fright sod ran awav Capt R held manfully to the reins, and so checked the speed of the horse for the time being, as to permit of the young lady jump. lugiromme nuggy and escaping unhurt. Capt Roessler himself was thrown out, and dragged, still holding ta the lines, a consid erable distance. He was a good deal bruis ed up and hurt, though no bones were bro ken, while the bugy was broien in several parts. Pee Dee Herald. -si. Our valued exchange, the Wadesboro Herald, has entered upon the fifth year of its existence, and celebrates the eyent by putting on a new Euit of clothes, which is very becoming indeed. This new dress and its well filled advertising columns tpeak of the paper's prosperity. No one rejoices more than we in these evidences of its success ; we have a very warm side for the Herald. and are glad that it is doing so well. We would, by the by, suggest that it is a capital advertising sheet for our merchants, reach ing as it does the best people in the Pee Dee section. The CcuteuLlal Illustrated. Yesterday morning. Harpers WeeUy. con taining a report of the Mecklenburg Centen nial Celebration, together with a view of the crowd in Tryon Street, and that on the Fair Grounds, was received at the book stores in this city. The report of the exer cises is quite accurate and very fair, but the illustrations are execrable. We are surpris ed that a publication, professing to stand as hih as Harper's Weekly does, should admit such infamously poor cuts into its columns Not only are they destitute of accuracy, but the execution of the workis such as a cross roaas paper might be ashamed of. . We had an idea before this, that the publishers of the Weekly held that whatever was worthy being illustrated at all, was worthy of being illustrated well. Such, however, seems not to be the case. " ; The Bottling of Soda Wa ter. We witnessed, yesterday afternoon. Mr T W West's process of bottling soda water, at his establishment in rear of Vogel's tailor shop. The machinery of the establishment is au perfect. The bottles are placed with mouths downward, into a receptacle, and the moving of a lever forces the soda water into them. The stopper, with its head cov ered with india rubber: is already, in the bot tie, and when -this is filled the stopper is forced tightly into the mouth of the bottle. When it is desired to open it, the ; stopper must be forced in, as it cannot be drawn out. A bottle is filled and corked in almost a sec ond. . x he soda water is of a very superior quality. , Mr West has recently moved here from Atlanta, Ga where he lost his all by a nre which swept that part of the city Where his business was located. - ' Appletou's New Cyclopaedia. we naa a personal call yesterday from H H Key, Esq., who Is agent for this greatest of .imeiican publications, ' ; no w ' be ing issued by D Appleton & Co., of New ort. Mr Key is agent for the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Virgia, and can be found at the Central Hotel for a few days, by persons who would ike to subscribe for this magnificent work, an advertisement of which will be fou nd under its appropriate head in our columns this morning. . ' This Cyclopaedia is a compendium of Eng- lsh literature, which has cost the publishers three thousand dollars to revise and bri ng down to the Present time. The new edition 1.-1 . 1 ! T it "T . . .... me Air-une having comeijarfr htte lfcarfjis "i r"r- s' .X-. ... . . edition Issued in 1857 and it . is. beautifully illustrated with: numerous engravings, and a large dumber of maps of the various coun tries treated of, printed from ' steel plates making the work one of rare excellence. Thii work has stSod the criticism""8!rHhe public for twenty years and we' feel that no comment which we could make would add to . Its value i in a community :where such s?work would be apprwiateTl. al subjects, more han is treatof in theye;lWestFimi 'ieivV TryWt - -ate of Civil Eight on a Railr oad; x wo negroes rrom -up North" were in the hrst class car on the Richmond & Danville Kailroad yesterday morning At Greens ooro tne young ladies of the Female Insti tute hlled the car on their way home to spond the vacation- A committee of young men numDenng about fifty, asked Sambo jm uuee to -step down and out." They refused to do so, when they were forcibly ejeciea. xne negroes made no, resistance but will doubtless write a book about it on their return. Rosette Festival. According to announcement the Rnatf Festival, given by the ladies of the Baptist vuuren, was repeated last night. We were glad to note the presence of a large crowd and the evident enjoyment of all those who attended. The eatables and lrtnVhiA. which were-dispeosed by fair hands, were' of i tne cnoieflsf. vhiia uu .a. the choicest, TIT. . ","M,';Dtt iaugnter, wueu inetr cnarms to the occasion; The evening flew by rapidly, and the breaking up time came but too soon. The ladies deserve the creates credit for the way in which they have managed their resnvai. it has been a great success, in every point of view, and both for the sate of the ladies and that of the church, we are glad that this is so. NEW AOFESTii&UGVrj. MEMOIRS of GENERAL W. T. SHERMAN. WRITTKX BY HIMSELF. Tli is book is causing more excitement than any work ptibli-be 1 sin.:e the war. For a'e 2 volumns Rvo $5.S0. TIDDY BRO. jun 5 ilRESHEST fWOANTT? OF THE SEASON, AT P II ANDREWS & CO S jun 5 gjTRAWBEBRY CREAM CAKES, THE MOST DELICIOUS CAKES, OF THE SEASON, AT F II ANDREWS & CO'S. jun 5 B UTTERSCOTCK ! WHOLESALE and RETAIL, AT F II ANDREWS & COS. jun o "J" ITTLE PARTAGA CIGARS, GAIL & AX'S CELEBRALED CHESAPEAK & BALTIMORE BRANDS OF ! FIE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, F H ANDREWS & CO'S: jun 5 -;V-;- . ,. ' C. C. RAILWAY fio., ON and after Sunday June 6th, passenger trains (East from Charlotte V will leave Tryon Street Depot at 7 o'clock, p. m., and arrive irom Wilmington at 7 o'clock: a. m . i til inn hiijv Mnmiffv mnn .111 I'ouflnn Depot at 7 JO ttimU and arrive from Buffalo at 3:S&p. ni., same-day. Daily except Sun- Fast-freieht. mail and riassemrer tralna will leave Charlotte for Wilmington at 6 mM except Sunday. The same train arrives at Charlotte from Wilmington at 10 p. m. ;V'.. ... " .; y Q JOHNSON, -'X---. ;-vi...v ssistant Supt. fr.no !j ' " ' - ' ' . NO 1,935 JEW BUSINESS.. 4 ik htyZ 0p8une1 branch establishment n Charlotte where we will always be found ov , n , execute work in our line i!LffQn,lere B1kwood's building on CoUegc Street. We are prepared to furiiah ana put . np, , Hydraulic Rams. Pura. rn 1 wer uams, water fact everything In the plumbing line. . fr J1, conntry solicited and r,"'"H"j' Kkienaea to Dy John Bhanks of SHANKS, BARRETT & WILSON, 1206 Main St., Bichmend. jun 5 1m ... . G AS NOTICE. At a mectin? nf iha Tlovl r: i June 3rd, l875;ifc waT " Retovcd That all bills shall he sent tn rvkn- month, and all mnsnmm i.-n their bills within tne firs ten' days 'of ?he month shall be entitle iZf L UT Wherepartles toZm within 80 days tbe meter will be removed and the Superintendent is directed to re move the same. All bills arepayahle at the o?,?eof i.he company, at the Gas Works on will be delivered timnJf uL f j?1 i.ne price of nin f t,. jj or ten per cent, as W a nearly to six dollars, vuit nours to 12 a m, and 2 to 5 p m a-1 -WM -a- -w V jun 5 Supt. d-PPLETOATS AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA, XEW REVISED EDITION. lu'U!a& the ablest writers on everv Srat L"""? W netype. and lUustra'- Ma j.uuusaua Juigravings and The work oritHnaiiv TllllkllakAjl n AX. 1.111 of The New Amerfesm rvii J i au parts of the it.:r Si l ' nave inauced the editors and publishers to submit it to an exact eni?d TAe -fmerlcan Cyclopaedia. - within the last ten vAa.ro t.h eovery in every department of knowledge has wataneW Wrk f reterence an imiierative The movement of political affair has keDt pace with thediscoyeries of science, and theft fruitful application to th indnatHoi I 5?ia?L the. '-convenience and refinement of social life.. Great wars and consequent revolu E0SLnt,ve cenrre?, involvine national changes of peculiar momenta Th nivfi g- ISu.nlrJvwlcllSa8at J8 hefcnt when the last .uum unuoum worn appeared. Has happily been ended, and a new mmTf ,.lv!vl::'J, industrial activity hak enYeneed. Laree accessions to feS?!? Jn ma(le by &eln&faObie ex- The frreat Dolitfoai tAvnitiHstno v ,i cade, with the natural result of the lapse of time have bronght into public view muUltade! new men.vwnose namM S011 01 wi?86, hves every one is curious Jlnow te Particulars. Great battles have and Important sieges maintained, of which the details are as yet preserved only In ffiffSW ;.in tne tpnsW publications of the day, but which ought now. to take their i"? " Fvnuaucui ouu auinentic mstory. - In preparing the present edition for the press. ftSS aXlDB.Iy.Deen i?e 4101 of the editors to urine down the information tntiu l.t- ..n,i dates, and to furnish an accurate accountof the uiscovenes in scierunt. nf nn The work has been fumm iftuiA,.. a ful preliminary labor, and with the most ample in i nation. ,lUB u successiut ter- l!!eild,bute,ver?PaP oeen "printed on "JtSP8' form'ng In fact a new Cyclopaedia. With tne same Dlan and nnmna.aa aa ltSmt5iT rtone OI tne original atarantvruk nhk.. v.... tSX "T STZZZk FPenai- u! t ;ucu improvements in its com. s "v" "'' uceu suggesiea Dy longer ex perience and enlaren knn?U,W J b The illustrations whih nfi..nnj n.. first time in the nresAnt PniHnn ", ded not for the. sake of pictorial effect, but to give abater luciditv and for tn tha ni.i... mo wji. xucy emorace au nranches at eXk. TheV tfmhma oil hvinAhaa HJivucB auu vi natural mstory, and depict the most famous and remarkable features of scenery natural history, and depict the architecture, and art. as well as thn mrinna nd APBSM nf miAhgnW ..J . . L . . inougn intenaea ior mstrucUon rather than em bellishment, no pains have been spared to insure y muiiiiiuiu uu iiiauuiaciares. ai- 1 , tuc iva, ui LUCil CACvU lion is enormous, and It is believed they will nna a welcome receptton as an admirable fa- niro ui mo vyviopseaia, ana worthy of its high C II a a? A C ie I This work is sold to Subscribers enly, payable j i , J luiuiiic . jll wm De complet ed in sixteen large octovo volumes, each Son. taining about m paees. fullv iilnstra.ti with i several thousand Wood Enirravinirs unrt with numerous colored Lithographic Maps. price and style of binding. In extra cloth per vol. s no In Library Leather, per vol., 6.00 Half Turkey Morocco, per vol., 7.00 In Half Russia, extra ailt. nerval. 8 no In Full Morocco, antique, gilt, edges, 10.00 An x uu jiussia, per vol., 10.00 116 volumes now readv. Succeeding vol. umes, until completion, will be issued once lutwo montns. t opecimen pages oit ;te A rican jf;iupnnai!,,m, . snowing the illus trations, type willbe sent grats on appli- lauuu. I IKST CLASS CAXVASSIXG ACEXTS WANTED Address the Publishers. D APPLETON & CO.. 549 fc 651 Bioadway, N. Yr H H Key canvassing agent for lhia"great est of American publications can be teen at tne uentrai Motel for on e week, jun 5 T H E HAVE CO ME CALL ASP GET ONE, AT' ALEXANDER. SEIGI E A CO'S. , ' jun i JARVIS, GLINN & CO., BTJILDrNG MATERIA TA ' FLOORING and BOARDS DRESSED I . TO ORDER.. ' -- ' Estimates for all kinds of CARPENTERS' . WORK MADE AT - SHORT NOTICE. Satisfaction guaranteed in work and prices. Twelfth Street, Between Byrd and'Cary, RICHMOND, VA. " " JOD p-flTlfJC; Ju uepanmenl has been thoroughly, .upplJeU ; with . every needed want, and with tbeUtest styles of Type, and every manner of Job Work can now U don! with neatness, dUpateh and. eheapne We can furnish at short notice ' ' BLANKS, BILLHEADS, ""V ' ' LETTER HE IDft, CARDS," - TAGS, EECElPTS, POSTERS," 1 PROGRAMMES, HAND B1XLR. tfffiXo checks, &c, Just Received, A IX)Tor KICK DRI KD BLACK I1KRR1R3, AT W M crowelt;s. jun 3 GIOR SALE. A House and Lot situated on corner of 3rd and Myers Streets, convenient to the busi ness portion of the city The House is two story frame dwelling, with modern improvements and contains u a ted airy rooms with all nenewumr nnii,. ponsisUng of kitchen-2 rooms-wood house, dairy, lumber room. barn, rarrla house. stables and cow houses. u A well of good water and gooil well-house In the yard. Apply to jun .4 3t. v.-5 WALTER, BREM. THE PRETTIEST LOT OF P1UNTS "OF THE JUST R ECET VliT ' ft" - ALEXANDER, SEIGLE & CO'S. jun 4 ONE HUNDRED BusheU Water Ground Corn meal for sale by . ! WOLFE & NIJBET. jun 4 JAGER BEER, Star Lager Beer, bottled, put np expressly for family use. free from any adulteration, for sale bottle or dozen bottles. jnn l B. N. SMITH Positive Noticg ! OTJR patrons must understand that unless they have a contract Cor worir Using with the Obsxkvcs, that our terms are STRICTLY CASH. Al! transient advert! - m "yv"' aao WS Will for in advance, andpavment for Job Woi-k i DUE ON DELIVERY. Parties who awe u fhr for job work alreadv done mnt nt h n-. prised to find such claims in. the hands cf an omcer ior collection, if" not paid promptly on presentation,.,. "CHA8 R JONES, Editor and Proprietor OmKavKB jun 3 tf ' ' JpOR RENT. Only a short distance from the public square--the most desirable private boarding place for a business marir in the city. A large, cool comfortable bedioom is for rent. A gentleman and wife preferred. Terms moderate. Apply at jun 2 4t THIS OFFICE. Just ReceivQcl. FIFTY BOXES "BALTIMORE CITY SOAP," AT . R B ALEXANDER A CO'S Oollege'Street. jun 3 CHAMBER SUITS. JUST RECEIVED An Elegant? Assortiiieii t OF FINE BLACK WALNUT, AXD FRENCH BURE' DRESSING CASE CHAMBER SUITS ! THE DESIGNS ARE BEAUTIFUL AATD ELABORATE CALL AND SEE TH EM AT TH E Fopolar Mitre Store OP fl.'"I'. S J I T H ft: G 0 . , EAST TRADE STREET, jun 3 F LOUR MEAL, , x ..BACON, BUTTER, LARD, EGGS, Ac; ic . XT - t THE RISING' SU.V; 0;P P O SjT T E MA RKET, C. S. H0LT0N & CO. I ... . - . . . .-V" C