mm
an
si
' Am JoTinxili . Withdrawing Of-fefiiiteXatiffe-rorellftrta
Bile5
With , Strong - Hand-Propose!
u Etilirty Between Vienna tnd Con
stantinople ; ; ( : . :- 1
LoyDpy. Pec. '311$e, Times Jliis
netting; has a Special 'telegram from
Berlin; that the meeting of Americans
recently held in fba .city, 4 to , protest
against the "strictures of the -German
, pees in Associating American, emu-
zation with the Breme Haven dy
A. 9rntif horror,- has ) thoroughly at
tained its object. The German jour
nals have almost unanimously with
drawn their previous unfavorable re
flections The Morning Standard air,
' so has a special telegram from Berlin
qntb aame subject, which is corrobo-
rative of the above. The t National
Zeitung alonfe reiteffttei offei ?ivecom
mepta. . .ii-ri-iv-r "
Deo! :;3LA The El Crohwta,
the v ministerial o reran, asserts that
- Gen-VeTljirithe newly appointed
CaJwpnersl of Cuba, ;' is to put an
endj jjaU abuses in that Island. Quite
irresppstiye o( persons Otposition, he
wilthtrtdf all offenders tolull respon-
Constantinople, Dec 31. Negotia
tions are pending : fwilh bstria with
regard to tbe construction of a direct
railway between Vienna and Constan-
- tinople.
ma litiy 9t WJrivmos Sic 31. i
For the ; South Atlantic - and, East
Gulf ; .&fa(es? ;8ionary;;tbwqm'e'ter
id .temperature, southeast' tff south
west winds, and partly cloudy .weather.
. NEWOKDeoBottoii dull ;,
Vales, 142QJ?alest ;Sh;a?eeW'Befc rc-
Futures closed quiet, sales 18,500 Jan
13 5 82, Feb 13 5-1611-32, March 13 9-16al9-32,
April 13 13-16a27-32, May 14
l-32al-16, June Uia9&2,July 14 13-32a
15 s2, Aug 14'1732al 32. L i
AraxjQEiiatErarTs
f-'M. t!
MISSISSIPPI ..
Killine of a Drunken and 'Intoxica
tMEMPH JDec 31. A- special from
Vicksburg says that Jftwo CaldwelJ
brothers, black, went into We street o?
Clinton intoxicated, and challenged
the wliole town for fight They finally-retired
unmolested; and about
sundown Chas Caldwell, an er-State
Senator, appeared on the streets much
intoxicated, and declared himself
afraid of no one. A pistol was acci
dentally fired in the rear of a store into
which , Caldwell entered.-. . He ran into
the ..cellar, and, as the ,citizens rushed
intqi. the , iibre, Caldwell ' commenced
firing.; At ..the second fire; Dr.' E; J.
Banks' fell seriously wounded. The
citizens returned the, fire mortally
wounding Caldwell. Fearing -more
trouble, the Mayor telegraphed- to
Vicjgfeburg for assistance, and at nine
o'clock last night one hundred . men
left that city on a special train. No
further trouble is apprehended
pin
HEW YORK.
Advertisements tty tmxrt&i in this
column at the rate of ten (10) centi per
line, fan , each insertions 2f 0 advert ma !
men- luusen jvr tea uum i wcii i y-jivc c. i a.
Eight words make a line, v
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to .
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Mrs Warinj will resume ner School at her 4
residence, on Tryon 8'reet, I beyond Mr
Yates'; bh.Monday the 3rd of Jannay.'r i l
. jam 9WM.mimvji: .t J4.tv :n ' -.
"T" i ' ;' '-" " ' iTTVI ,To T i i -
For retttf. a'hoose with' fire, rooms, 5 Fos-
sesaion given Janarr 10th. 7Apnly td
dec3l . " - P NEVfaEaET.
pnTTWT nJ laff of hla 'i ImV Io
RETURrlUF inbrAfUiu ik l postomce Key, whicn tne owner can nave by
. s 4 I proviDc nroDertv and ravine. for this adver-
THDBSDAT MGHT, JANUARY 6111,1815.
U'T
HAVE A LARGE AND WELL
ASSORTED 1 LOT OF TOYS AND t
FANOY GOODS, EMBRAC-
4 1 ma j AT.MosrriTcvTciiY. ' ; i
(REAT ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
"toano
FROM ALL POINTS NOKTH AND EAST-
THE PALMETTO-LINE,
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON-,' S. C AND BAVANNAH, GA.
THE CHARMING YOUNO ARTISTE AND
-r- SUPPORTED BY '
THE BEf rYOE . raro
IMPERIAL BAN.D, v,,
ORERATICi ORCHESTITA,
IN HER REALiSTICPlCTDRE OF
Pronounced ly fti' Bootliern and Eastern
Press to be tbe most Natural Artistic
Impersonation of Mcdern Times.
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Dense Fog Navigation Suipended
.i u i '.i Daring Eobberyr, 4.
A ense ; fog
nrevailsjand most of the ferrys are
Inypeuded. ; The ferry boat Morticello
collided (o-day with a schooner which
had a man and a boy aboard, and it is
gUDDOBed the schooner was aunk.
Purnfglasl night thieves'--effected
an entrance Juto, JBqoedict, Bros' jew
elry 'store under the ' Grand Central
Hotel, and on some pretext managed
to tlwarnv thy gnspicioTrpf the men tn
chafffbloroforined tbent when a
ftVilabfeUportdnity occurred and
robbed jtb saf ftenty-five thou
sand dolltti"wbrhN6if jewelry and dia-
IHOllds. 1 '--: 'v '-?: "i ' .,
, t' mm :
TENNESSEE.
More Details, of Abe Keatacky-Ten-
NAsa'tLiV''Ded';3L The track of
theioraaiio was three - hundred yards
wide. JUr. Church's residence was
btawii t fragments andhe. family
je& linfmred, At Winfre Mr.
CSnnelr residence is a wreck; and the
family badly bruised. Levi Matthew's
orchardtha oest iaVe3t Tennessee,
was complefefy demofished. Four
negroes were .killed : a train of cars on
thM6Up and Ohio Road, was blown
from the track. It was the severest
tornado since 1825.
.J - " T -- i
Drowned River Opea Bank State
4 , ment Vessel In.
Oswego, Dec 31. Wm and James
DickiiiBokf, aged 8 and 15, broke through
thef ice in Oswego Riyer and were
drowned to-day. , , ,'
Hudson, Dec 31 .The river here is
partially open. The ice is very poor.
New; York, Dec 31. Bank state
ment Loans increased) f million ;
specie increase 3 5-8 millions; legal
tenders decrease t million ; deposits
increase 1 million; reserve increase
1 5-8 millions.
Sandy Hook, Dec 31. The steam
er City tf Chester;- several - days oyer-
i tvf ct LITirr f. - l rt Ark
anef arriyea OH anuy xiook i air
yesterday afterriobn! At 8 o'clock this
evening she was still outside in a dense
fog. .". :
.... J. WlLDMAN.
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WASHINGTON.
Award to be Paid h,y Mexico.
Washington, Dec 31. Sir Edward
Thornton, Umpire of the United States
andlfexican Commission, has awarded
$683,000 gold to the Abra. Silva Mining
Company, of New York, to be paid by
Mexico.
Admission 50 cents, 75. cents, and
$1.00. Seat can be secured at Phifkb s Book
SToaif. i See Daily Programme.
C. A. H. HATCH,
janl Business Agent.
OPERA HOUSE!
"GOL MuTdERRY SELLERS."
"There's Millions In It."
Mr. John T. Ford has much pleasure in an
nouncing, under his management, an en
gagement, for one evening, with the emi
nent American Oo median,
Mr. John T. Kaymond,
who will appear in this city, supported by a
SPECIAL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
ON MONDAY EVENING, JAN. Sbd, 1876.
0??A rrOUSE !
ma.
:5ole
Vi5Ksai:jEw, Dec. 31. A special to
the Herald, from Summit, Miss., the
place to which the troops were ordered,
says-that no armed band of men were
in $cf;nlt; ai ty tjtne on Wednesday
before Christmas. Several young men
from Amite county on a drunken spree,
talked a good deal about Redmond, in
tending to annoy and frighten him.
Redmond had a personal difficulty
with one of the men, when he became
frighierfed and telegraphed for troops.
The despatch says the citizens of Sum
mit are able and willing to protect
Redmond "in the discharge of his
duti&J -' ' v;--
tr i-ihl. all
OHIO.
Decrease in the Hog Crop Catholic
New Year. Celebration in Cincin
nati. ; ' ' ' -
iCiSciSwATii Dec.JS nrice ear
. rlnts h Jgatibtics!iftdi(iate-W falling
off foKthe feeasoh' at-Interior points of
57d,Wd?hdgsi vrfth -k possible falling off
( at the-leading citiej) enough to make
the aggregatet 'decrease -750,000 com
pared withTlast year. Taking the in
creased weight Into consideration, tbe
rejt alcafci'ihatthfprpp sUl
uuk vary maun irum o,uuii,ua, against
5,556,000 last year a decrease of ten
raariceat. q FM ; -ti.-iOlf
"Mil ft i' lill 10
CiNCdiUTi, Dec.
30. The comnfit
te -of . arrangements, for. io-mqkjo'w
, nigw' celebraiipn '''having sentTre-
CHARUITTE MARKETS
OB3EEVEK OFFICE
Charlottb, N. C, Jan. 1 , 187G.
The Cottonj Market.
The market, yesterday, was dull and un
changed, at tbe following quotations :
Inferior 9al0
ljw Middling
Mi.Minv - 12i
(j i MmdUni;........... (average) Wgali
3dies 1 the day 15(3 bales.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corn is in fair demand with limited re
ceipts...
Flonr dnll whh light demand.
Batter In tullapply. .
Eggs and chickens in demand.
Buying Rate.
$aait Hams, per ft
Sides.
" Shoalders,
Hog Round,
Beeswax . ,
Butter Choice,
Brandy Apple,
reacn,
Eaas. per dozen
Flonr Family, per sack,
j!x(.ra,
" Super.
wit Diied Applea, per pound
- ' vpeacnes,.
Green Apples per bushel.
Fowls Chickens, each .
" Turkeys, K t "i
" Ducks;
Grain
Corn White, per bushel,
" Mixed,
. Wheat Red, per bushel,
." i-J- M White,
Oatt-i-Blaek "
" White.
Peas Pure clay,
' Mixed,
Hidet Dry,
" Green,
Xar 3 Good,"
" Common, -Onions.
(57 lbs to busheh
Potatoes Irish, ?
" Sweet.
Tallow,
Wool Tub washed.
' . Unwashed
Tbesal of teat will commence on Thurs
day, December 30th, at Phifkbb Book
Stork.
The scale of prices will be the tame as
those of the standard New York Theatres.
Secured places. One Do lar and a Half. Ad
mission, One Dollar.
jan304t .
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Manager.
Director.
121
25a30
2025
1 5 a 2 00
2 50 a 3 24
20a25
3 25
3.00a3.25
2 75
9c
' . i 8c
lC0al25
20
100al25
30
65a70
65
1 25
1 35
i85e0
65
85a 100
90
11
a8
' 15
12
75al00
75al00
75al00
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35
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J. J. Sullivan, w
TWO EVENINGS AND MATINEE.
ffiSIIl?- Bee. 31st &JaB. 1st.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 21 O'CLOCK.
America's Farorile Artiste 1 The Peerless
Comedienne and Vocalist,
MISS KATIE PUTNAM,
A5D HER
UNRIVALLED COMEDY COMPANY,
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC 3LST.
Entire New Version of Chas Dickens' cele
brated Creation, the
OLD .CTOI0S1TT SHOP !
Little DTtLwltSbngs.) '
Thx Mabchiomess, Kati Putsam.
- with Bongs and Dances. J
In which characters she is acknowledged
without a rival on the Continent.
:o :o.
8ATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2$ O'CLOCK.
. , Tbe beautiful Domestic Play,
UTILE BABHOOT'I
Amrt, the Little Barefoot.
KATIE PUTNAM.
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SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1ST,
The Great Society Play,
JAHE.EYRE !
Full Cast of Characters in Programme.
SCALE OF PRICES :
Parquette and Balcony,..r..... .'' $1.C0
General Jdmiasion,.;........ 75 cents
Gallery, .50 cents
dec25 4t ,
FOi2 RENT A "house with four rooms,
kitchen, good water, stable, fec., on Church
Street, between 8th and Stbu. .Apply on the
premises. - C HILKER. '."
dec30 2t - -'
" : ry ' :
FOR RENT Three or -fotrr rooms, suita
ble for a small family, in one of the best
localities in Charlotte. Apply at once at
KOOPMANN & ROf H8CHILD'r.
dec302t
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dDi.A'HTrg'Hj
ALSO
f. . ; ;
RAISINS, CITROH, APPLIS,
NU TS, LEMONS,
ORAHGES. GOCOAIIUTS,
SOME VERY FINE
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y i j. w ij i a t- f -
HEBE IS
THE PLACE TO GET CA KES A PIES.
RATES GUARANTEED TO and FROM all POINTS NORTH, SOUTH, EA8T 4, WEST.
; K. U. JOHHSTOfir, 8outh-Easlern Agent -
'"fia? . T ) jik j r 1 ' Office Trade St., 2 doors below Tryon
4. f OPE, Genn Fght AgentV Wilmington, N. C
! oecii lm- .. ,
W. CHALK.
B. N, LITTLEJOHNU, ' "
,13
JpHN L. HARDIN
V- -CAR fcOAD SEED OATS,
! ' ' ! CAR LOAD SEED WHEAT,.- ;, ..: - v
" 1 CARfLOAD "WHEATTBRAN, 2
. GAR LOAP BEARDS' LOCK) TIES.
lmO All . '
h H
CARLOADS FLOUR IN SACKS; HALVES & QUARTERS,
CAR LOADS S. H. SYRUPS,
-. WTTATTTRAT,R A V Tl RTfiTATT
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dec!5
Notice-
i
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Charlotte. Columbia & Augusta R. R
Oolumbia, S. p., Dec. 27th, 1875.
THE Coupons on Bonds of this Company,
which become due on the First of Jan
nary 1876, will be r paid , at the Banking
House of Jessup,Paton & Co.. in New York
City, or at the First National Bank; at Char
lotte, N. C, or at the Central National Bank
of this city, or at National Exchange Bank,
at Augusta. Ga. c JOHN C B SMITH,. -s
dec 50 lw Treasurer
H q rh e-mad e S h i rts .
EST Wamhiasetta Muslin, three ply
Linen Bosoms, No 2100, $8.00 per half
A lull Stock of all other Goods in
Jour line, at similar prices.
- .1 A YOUNG & SON.
dec30
CAR LOADS FLOUR
'100 . PACKAGES MACKEREL,
50 SACKS COFFEE,
50 BOXES CHEESE,
50 BOXES ASSORTED CANDY
50 BOXES ASSORTED SOAPS,
50 CASES CANNED GOODS.
IN BARBELL
THE ABOVE MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY TO MAKE ROOM FOK
IP O TO lEi
CAR LOADS OF CORN.
v mhG.t V.-. CHALE & CO.
nov21
LATEST ARR I V A L
" ... OF-
.4
B1
(dozen.
SANTA CLAUS
ques
cathedra,.
midnigh
reply :
lArcWjiaop jrceil ; iTkt' th e
L.-9Utnes,. might, be. rung at
i, jrevLVsu- iue lonowinir
"rXes.kt theh-ljavof aUpMtQhurches
ogiutSm k nwinightjiiif Wefgrat-
n
ml.
unae-oi-a rrarroir oi rreeraen lOTrtne
notal dav of -a new vear nf r.ivU ,
religious liberty, and let tbe fervent
prayers iaicyndh 5 heaeorithat the
blessings roWaWned tm?r hundred
Xea4agp njy. last, till timo shall-ha
. . & i - -
-Gh tCAtto, Dec.31 It Ulumehllhat
dollars will be "found due the s-overn-
in this citylJ' iW.
named Hockersmith this evjening shot
h& MWi M Itoner ilirkeriarilea
Geo. Scott, kirttnp betn. Cause; jeal-
OtlV.r - - - - . - .
Salt 3 (3H(Hl2 feet
deep on a level at Alda City, and there
, are nd mails.'1 tlie jCOTtrat .fiip
trainiWas JOitwrrs behind at Ogden,
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
; -- i ' f j
Philadelphia, Dec. 81. Quiet : mid
3 ; gross receipts 906.
Memphis, Dec 31 Dull; mid 12;
n et recei pts 2,3T , sates 3,000
Bostom, DeS ol. Dnn; mid 13:
net receipts 468 ; gross 906.
Auousl-M 'Die. ' :31:--Market firm ;
middling 121; net receipts 620, -ealeB
762. A-
N0EF0i4Oec.9Puilmid 12f;
net receipts 402:. ex coast 2,322;
sales 378,:;r- ZX-ri
CHAKLfesTON, Dec: St.Pteady ; mid
12tal3; , qet -receipts 2,619; exports
coast ; sales 2,000
New Orleans. Dec. 31. Fair :
MiL12Jh lQwjmid HI ; good ordinary
10J ; net receipt 15,154; rosa receipts
i.,uy; saies iz,ouu.
'.Mobile, Dec 8i; QuieC Vmid fl2J)
net receipts 1.877 f sales .OOO.' u 1
DRIED GREEN CORN
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, FRESH
JELLIES, MIXED PICKLES,
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW,
. HOMEMADE SUGAR,
MOLASSES AND
COCOANUT TAFFIES,
NORTHERN APPLES, MALAGA
GRAPES, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PLAIN & FANCY CAKES, AT
1 t'-.i
F. H. A N D EE W. & GO'S.
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RESPECTFULLY informs tbe people ofl
Charlotte that he is now at bis old I
. . . - . !
HEADQUARTERS, J
i
a
At Rebruan's store on Tryon street, where
can be found all sorts of good things for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY S.
flet old andyonne rich, and poor, come
and set soffped while-the good things last.
I am determined ; to' close out my entire
stock by Jan nary 1st, asd will sell goods re
gardless of cost for cash.
deezi - - ' J fi&DxAn.
300 wlNIKW
'- A low figures for eash.
W "R BUR WELL fr CO.
dec3
JN ALMOSX INDISPENSIBLE
Family Medicine : Gregory's Dyspeptic
Mixture trial bottle 75 cents half Bize$L50
whole bottle $3 00. I 'J
SJ- T C SMITH & CO.,
decl4 Agents.
WEW: GOODS;
tLI.AS, COHEN & ROES SUE R,
ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE QUANTITIES OF FANCY AND STAPLE
Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Notions, Groceries, Crockery
and everything needed in a country Store, which they will sell
LOW DOWN FOR CASH.
OUR MR ELIAS has just returned from the Northern Markets, where be took the ad
vantage of the late fell in Dry Goods to buy extensively ;
Wholesale and Retail Buyers
- .... . : -. .. '
Will save money by examining our Stock, before making their purchases.; Another lo t
I of ibose Cheap Black llpaccas. just receiued. Call and see us at Masonic Temple B&lding.
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oct2S
iir'All . r nr. ' I-;
A Change.
HAVLVG purchased the Charlotte A'arble
Works, my aim is to make, it second
to none in the South, and to offer better in
ducements in the manufacture of Grave
stones and Monuments than have ever been
done heretofore - 1 have employed a num
ber of competent artists, and am prepared to
manufacture Gravestones and Monuments
of every description lower than tbe same can
be purchased in any of the Northern cities.
Parties living at a ditance can receive all
necessary information by writing to me for
Price lasts and . Drawings. Satisfaction
gue ran teed in every respect. ....
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FIRST-CLASS CANVASSING AGENTS
WlLMlSGTfiw. DV.cp.mber.Sl. Onifit
mia42ht receipts 192,'v ,i .
SavIhiiAr,' December 81.-0 o t to n
qalet; middling rl2rsale 2,080".'
TBALTiMoBaE, Dec "31. Cotton quid;
xnia izt. ' net- receipts,-: 5io; cross re
ceipts 140. - - ... i,3i9
GALviSTOit, Dec. 31.-Market '-weak :
middling 121 : nefcLreceints 4.258 r sales
IDD
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T11K rUJMlBUJUM,
D APPLET0N A 00, 5494551 Broad-
' way, New Yokk.
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Democrat Office.7
Uj writ h -W-M iJtCii ftdt
rnHE Office c4he CtojuorrK1 Dmocka
Xf will be removed this week the new
building with a red iront, nexttothe comer
building tef Stenhonse,- Macanlay A&: Coa
Trade Street,', lopposlte the Merchants and
jrartners fiational lsanlc, andAlso opposite
ine UBgiKvnt office. rz y.f - - i
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Dividend Notice.
COMMERCIAL NATION a L' B AKK,' J I
, , Charlotte, N. C December 27. 1875. 1 1
ATl meeting of the Board of Directors,
JX held this day; aiDIVIDEND OF FIVE
PER CENT on tbe Capital Stock of. this
Bank, was declared out of tbe profits for the
pan six months, payable on and atter Mot
day the 3rd day of January, .1876. - '1
- .11, -s-A. G BRENIZER, Cashier:
dec30 3t vf '.t Jr .-: -
iVataablelH'duseahd
mHAT valuable' Hbnae and Lot. tbe prop-
UiJU ertyi of i J S Broadaway. : eitnated ton
Uhurcn Btreet in tne centre oi ine cut, con
venient to business." ie now offered for sale.
.The lot is well located, the house contains
six rooms, in eood repair, good garden, sta-
hlesand out houses, excellent .well of water
fnibe premises. , , ,
rjornpr Tlrnir Rtnre.
:'ttrWsoldbyrthe' st January, 18T5)t
dec7 til Janl l1 ,''rr- i
""Sale ,Jowtv L:6fsJ
iACOB M MKBBKL, A BAUMOAKTKN.
ACOB M. MENDEL Jl CO..
MAUVFAcrcBiES ' or .
C I G K S
WHOLES ALB SEALERS IN
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES,
TRADE ST., CHARLOTTE, N.
octlS
Has Arrived and is Holding Iforin at
F IT B I T IT E B S T O B ' B .
i !
CALL AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS OF XMAS PRESENTS FROM THEIR
. y . Superb Stock of Toy Furniture of every description.
.Azr'"1 t wrr.'-v" v " ' ;'; ' ". " '
CAHTS. WAGON?. WHEELBARROWS, CHAIRS, BRACKETS, WALL
POCKETS, &C,
It is THE place to get durable and handsome presents for wives, mothers, sweet
hearts or children. Remember the place.
L
X). SMITH Sc CO.,
EAST TRADE STREET. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE.
deelO
NEW YEAR'S
AC,
, C RAILWAY,
B
RASS, COPPER, ZINC & TIN OILERS.
Largest stock that has ever beem brought
to this market. For sale cheap., two "doorsr
above Btenhouse, Macanlay & o at the re
tail store of
BREM, BROWN & CO.
oct26 - . '
QRYSTAL FLOUR.
A ftoicy.brand just received, by
GOODS
-FOR THE-
ju!22
SPENCER & jILLEN
For Rent
THE sale of the Crate lots bear bV;!Epis
copal Church, heretofore advertised for
sale, has been postponed till January 4th,
sitively tafce
iwwelte
ALLEN MACAULAT, rt,,eM
1
s 1876, when the sale will positive!
UCVUV kUO v
S V BillTil. i
DWELTJNOon B 8treet," betweenHfth
and Sixth; beloneiny to Mrs M X Far
row. App y to : ' J A8BURY.
a-decl8 tf - '' ' 4
fpHE GRAND DEPOT - .
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Fr KineraJ Waters, at
-JIcADEN'S DRUG ?T0RE-
Unj f fVrtT ' 'iT'' '
JUST RECEIVING
Full ' Block of WATCHES,; CLOCKS
A and JEWELRY, atr ph-i .
i I ij HALES A FARRIOR'8 ,
' OOt22 y'' ' '!'lI-' i'1- A-
'0.1:
For Rent
T71R02I the'JTrst day of Mirch, 18e. I
J? rent tbe store lately1 occupied 1 by
I will
Me-
Murray Davis, on Trade; i- '--.t 77 j ;
. B -A OSBORNE, Asalcaeel-. -decSl.tr1-'
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MILLION ! !
SOHlTHfflG EOR EVKBYBODY.
PIGS FEET. DRIED BEEF, BOLOGNA
Sausage, Cream Cheese, all grades ot
Flour, Goshen Butter,, Pickles in
Barrels, FloridaOraoges, Malaga ,
. Grapes: Fresh Lemonsjarge
. .. ... - Cocoanuta, Urge North- : ' 1
;.::? m Apples, KuUo,rv,:'ti;;:;
dies or an-
. - flavors T:. 1 '; 7':; ;
homemade, ' "r , ..: ':. ;';'-'
V3allfomiaPear-''V;.y;" i
Ptnnes Canned Croods I
a . .. .1 tj w i t
, . . oj every oesenpuon, large , . v.
Stockbf Groceries. Ground Peas r
i , aJt Wholesile and 'Retail' French
. CanJiM fa jimrernns to mention. Mia-
oellaneons .Goods Arid Notions, Candy;XIs
ORNAMENTED CAKES 'A SPECIALTY,
BidsittH'oTSCftr6n;fTffes, Shelled At
i moadaf viWr intend to offer Goods to . '
as;.- anit the times Oar motto i quicfc ; i -;
sales and Small profits. Come to !t
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1
Wilmington, Dec. 16, 1875. j
CHANGE OF 8 HBJ)ULE.
On and after Sunday, Dec. 19, trains will
run over this Railway as follows :
PASSENGER, sAND MAIL TRAINS
Daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Wilmington, at - - 7.00 a m
Arrive at Charlotte, - - - - 7:30 pm
Leave Charlotte, at , 6-0 am
Arrive Wilminaion, at ' " 70 pm
FAST FREIGHT an d PA8SENGER
. TRAINS Daily. '
Leave Wilmington, at - 1 80 p m
Arrive at Charlotte, - - 1030 am
Iave Charlotte, at &80 a m
Arrive at Wilmington, ' , 10:40 a m
SHELBY DIVISION Daily, Sundays ex-
, cepted.
.1-
Leave. Charlotte, at
Arrive at Bbelby, at
Leave Shelby, at - -Arrive
at Charlotte, -
CONNECTIONS,
rnntn with the A. & R. Air-Line
Charlotte at 7:30 p. m. and 6.80 a. m.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington
St Weldon Bailroad ; also with Wilmington,
Colnrabia A Angnata Railroad t , a. m.,
nTUne from Wilmington to 'Allan U
4 hours. Close connections both ways,
and on 1o the North. ' ' " 1" . ,
mJ Papers publiehrng Carolina Central
Railways; schedule ? will 'please notice
rrV" . '-S L FREMONT.
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
4eclD :
0. S. flOLTON -S CO'S.
dec nr n
7.-00 a m
11:30 a m
12 :30 p m
5:00 p m
in
.. Butter,, Butter,
TTBESa arrival of that Superior Virginia
1? Sutter, i qual to any Goshen, at I
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Commission Stores
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