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. .... ThOB8xyrDr Job DeirtmB J" VuU ftndvlUi tba latest tyle oX7P twr tumiiiw of job 7orJt can now b don - V caa fsri;!i it -rt not: f " tail? 1 Jr- 6 rnoa. . 3 race.. 1 mon; wi in theeonntvfnadvance oat Oi ui cuuovji iwywui " xv av-xm, inqR CHABLOTTE N.f C, i THXTRSDAt, FEBBUABY 17, 876 NO. 2 153 4T LI MntlTNuiwoiu iur ciucm. flwrtMiajm.Mwiw. K.yw.i ... .... A If "Jl 71 1 1 ,1 II ;.l II , 1 1I 'I II V II 'Ml' V I II 1 II -Tl It III ' ' I II III . 1PIII f III III . :, ;YY If 111 III tarTlM iifl II III 11'. -c II; W M- SMITH. "X JO ft, I JJ2J : OX JO Pi P j-JLV 11HIS BEING THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE WHOI,ESALEBOOT04 SHOE HOUSE in the SUfeTind oar facilities for baying Good being tqaal to any w feel coniSdent that we can sell BOOTS and SHOES AS CHEAP as any Baltimore or Ifew York Jobber. We boy only from Manufacturers and defy competition. ;.. .. . f One of the firm is now North, porchaeing onr SPRING STOCK, which, when tom plete, will be the largest in the State.' i i e Altwe Utts wraSrttomtmj Merchant in North and 8onth Carolina and, Georgia. tit febo Jilt M ESSRS;. SIVI I T :7BN,Xlfta iRFTAIL Boots, HOES AIID r,a .ilri Is Now Closing Outran winter goods, at creatiy Reduced Prices, to Make Room for SPRING STOCK. WINTER X . NfcW IRON FRONT SMlTHBUtLQlNG,? WHOLESALE Supply .of Lounges,. all grades. Cofflne on hand. MM) -HAVE QUITE FREELY ADVERTISED ia BO MUCH SO, THAT I HAVE nu pmceI Lisiicoufis, sipus ft Answers WHICH TAKES THAS-A -MERCHANT CAS. m RTTnn A EXTENT HAVE LIST INCREASED, THA T I Atf CATALOGUE WITH PRICES, 3 i IMMEDIATELY W MY RETURN from, NEW YORK. 1 Will Have One of the Most Magnificent STOCK Mli-tiriinY and FNCY GOODS, ever Before : Offered In this Market, Unsurpassed Jn I oT'A'6tyles,t Beauty A --BESTOWED r TiRfJhVPromDand HonestlDealirlffs; to .Merit ana iUKXive bwuimwww, cfrr. r BsjaAejev fV J-siWejmBWWel maw Businessr jigefit fer3Mrs.jA; W. S. FORBES. .... ry-; t:t:t- H & FO RBES' STOjk 0 ' , i. rrr. -i . 1 : . k. . . . : . TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C. FihdoigS HIicliols ( Co., & RETAIL DEALKR8 IN FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c, No. 5, West Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C. JUST RECEIVED. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Parlor Suits, in Hair Cloth, Terry and Reps Also a new A full assortment of Metal ic Cases, Caskets and Wood nov2 WME -rOi- BEEN - lie CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, FREQUENT DEMANDS FOR St .5 UP MORE TIME WELL APED IdGWE,, THE APPLICATIONS FOR PRICE COMPELLED TO FURNISH A WHICH WILL BE SENT of and Cheapness, it t i UPON ,aiBsBei & - . -w ' . i-v - "'r ; L. ' iiodfisli tnanouc, u CITY 'lit CHARLOTTE, N. CI. ', ' December 20th,,J875t On and after this datetniails will open and close in tkia office as follows : Northern, delivered 8 JO a. m.. close 9 00 p m Southern, " 8.30 " ,7410 pm Air-line, . " 8.30 " 8.30 pm SUtesTUle, 1100 " " 2.00 pm C. C. EastD , 4 8,30 " " 9.00pm C. C. West D " . UQpza. " 9.00pm Money Order and Bister hoars frpm O a. ra, to 4 p. m. r e Mcdonald, p. m dec21tf : CITY BULLETIN The city was as quiet as a mouse, yester day and. last nighty ? Yesterday as a lhfce more conservative. It was quite cool enough, but the air as not so nipping as on the day before, : The Sfate Grange met, yesterday, at Greens- boro. Representatives are present from this A gola sleeve-button which wa3 lost a day or two ago, is advertised in our columns. iCve lils UUiue- C61 E C Datidsbn, of this county, has an-1 nounce his determination already to give I a tilt to whatever man is put up for Congress in this district, next Summer. There ari now 4& prisoners in jail here; 9 of these belong to Cabarrus county. The other 40 art, Mecklenburg's, and will, in all human probability, go to "Scheuck's farm.'' Only a' portion of the Btore furniture of i McMurray jk Dayia, was sold yesterday, and this f was ibotteht pp bt different parties. Theettbat&day tefoMaafes ixclusiyely. .Fears for the safety of the 4ruit" crop are veryceRaHy expressed, ini tef -most re markable feature of it is that the very peo ple who don't own a tree of any kind in the world, are those who are the most 'uneasy. iThere was an addition to the street opera yesterday. Two Italians, one with a harp and the other with ' a violin, enlivened the streets, and attracted many admiring list eners. The missionary meeting which was to haye been held this evening at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Chapel, has been postponed until Friday evening at 7 o'clock and we are requested to so announce. There is no probability of any celebration whatever, in this city, of the 22d of Febru ary, and the birthday of the daddy of his country is likely to be passed over just as are the birthdays of the common herd. Whith er are we drifting ? The gay season is closing. No more parties or hops are talked of ; there is a decided lull in the theatrical line, and Lent is almost here. No one can complain, now that the gaity is ending; it has been the liveliest sea son Charlotte has had in alcng while. Xew Business Arrangement. Mr Wm Tiddy, the father of Messrs Tiddy Bros, has effected an arrangement iy which he purchases the entire stock of that firm. He has also purchased a considerable partof the stock of J K Purefoy, and will in future conduct the book and stationery business at the stand of Tiddy A. Bros. The new regime is going into effect now. Persoual. Capt Jas Andersoa. Superintendent of the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad, was in the city yesterday. J J Hemphill, Esq., a prominent young lawyer of Chester, S C, arrived in the city last evening, and is stopping at the Central Hotel. Capt John Kirkland, Jr., than whom few gentlemen are better known or liked in the State, arrived at the Central Hotel last night. Our Steam Engine. Having been put in full operation, this is- i sue of the Cassavas is worked off by steam. The engine was in operation nearly all day, yesterday, and works beautifully and suc cessfully. This running presses by steam,, : marks a new era in the printing business in Charlotte - A few years ago, its most san- ; guine friends would not have supposed that this thing would come to pass so soon, but it has come to pass, and it is a fact worthy mention- ' : ' - Supreme Court Decisions. In tbe Raleigh News, of Tuesday, we find among other decisions, the following, which have gone ep. from thU and neighboring counties: . ; ; : , By Reade : State ys Bryant, from Meck lenburg. Affirmed. By Bynum ; State vs Mooney, from .Rutherford. Affirmed. Mf Justice Byrrum also filed an opinion in the matter of John Schenck, refusing his application for a writ of habeat eorpus. Correction. ,;;.!. . Ih Tuesday's issue of the Obsibvzs we acknowledged, a call from. Mr W H Sadler, I saying that he was late of the business col lege, of Bryant, Stratten & Sadler, of Balti more, and is Josh Billings' manager :upon his Southern teur; Mr S. writes to ns from Columbia, reoiesthig us to say that he is simply in company with Mr Shaw, to Flor ida, where he will remain until about the 20th Of March, and then return to Balti- more, to'resume his duties as President tai JVoorietor of the, Bryant, Stratton & Sadler Business Collge.irWe cheerfully make the I correction; 'ThoBJ Kfeogh, gat!-,, Register In Bank- ruptcy.'fipfl Central HoteL on yesterday, for the hearing or cases in l,vilwr'aif' for" the- adiudirition' of matters itelsdictin.,; T,he, fol- lowingare the most important matters. V.1-; t To thd case bf McMurray ft Davis, an aV olicatlou was made" for a discharge: and Vai resisted bv the ettorsv -til hi. fiM withinn davs.and the aues - nn -ill h decided at the next term of the o'nw .-'tt;.k;'; v Ameeting of the wdlfors of R A TBxady, btXuW-dir&&to 2&tAK.2?ti& tZ JT. . -kr th Proofs of debt were , . r ruuia UU tw. n v. v ww .v w- - I Bank bf Mecklenburg; 4 MtKeogh was -rery husily engaged all diyl He leaves this morning for home.' TvH Protracted MeeUnp. u - A protracted meeting is in progress at the Baptist f Church this week,' and excellent sermons are being preached - by Rey J K Mendenball, of Soutb Carolina. - Tbe ser vices are well attended, and some interest ia being manifested. The pastor of the church ' is encouraged, and the christian people of ijbe pongregaUon .look far fruitful results rem the meeting. m Thanks.- ' We are under obligations to Dr TC Smith, for a copy of the journal of the thirty-ninth session of the North' Carolina Annual Con ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South held at Wilmington in December. The book is edited by Rev Dr Craven, President of Trinity College, and was beautifully print ed at the office of the Raleigh Chrittian Ad- , vocate. . - New Business House. - We hare nevei mentioned the- business which has been established by Mr A W Loyhs, at the late stand of Messrs J A Young & Son, on Tryon street near the Charlotte. Hotel. . H has .a very , excellent : stock of gents' furnishing goods, selected with care as to their quality and make-up, and proposes to SeU them at cheap cash prices. Mr Loyns will, in a few days speak for himself, in an advertisement. "Goes It Alone." , The firm of Sclater' & - Brockenbrough, which has been engaged In the general mer chandise brokerage business in this city for 18 months pastj. has been dissolved,, and our young friend Mr Geo H Brockenbrough.will henceforth conduct the business. He has been in charge of the business here for the past year, and in that time has established himself thoroughly in the confidence of the community. We hope and believe that his business will be as successful in the future as it has been , in the past, for he well de serves success. The Eternal Fitness of Things. The most discriminating valentine sender who has yet come to the front, is the youth who sent to this wretched, ragged, bank rupt scribe, a caricature of a bondholder, with the following rythmic strain under neath the picture : You've walked through Wall Street many years, Aud gamble now with all that you meet : You've had your big hands in the stocks so long, Take care we don't put in your feet. Your cunning and tricks the crowd may ap plaud, But honest men tell us you are a big fraud, We desire a lock of the young man's hair. The Shining River. This is the name of a new collection of Sunday School songs, compiled by H S and W O Perkins, and sent us by Oliver Ditson & Co., of Boston, the publishers, through R S Phifer, bookseller, of this city. It is pric ed 25 cents, or $30 per hundred. Here are about 160 new fresh and bright sacred pieces for the children and their teachers. One cannot introduce a new Sabbath School Song Book as being very distinctively dif ferent from all others. Quite a number of Americans have the "trick" of writing this kind of music, and do it, we will venture to say, better than anybody else in the world. But Ibis one has been unusually well writ ten, and is as pure and fresh as the waters of the great beautiful, shining stream pictur ed in the title. . Alwajs Get Their Man. Whenever the "two orphans" get after a man, he had j'tst as well go and give him self up, for they will have him. Their in' dustry and perseverance are unequalled, and they are worthy of all -commendation. The other day Constable Whitley got on a cold trail of a negro for whom he had a process, and forthwith went after him. He learned that the negro worked at Ross' shop, and so he went there ; they, told him that he worked in the upper shop; he went there ; they told him that he had just gone out the back door; he went out the back door, all over the premises and through into Fincher's wood-shop and inquired for his man : they told him here also that he had been there, but had just gone out the back door ; he went into the back lot and looked all around could not find him. Presently he noticed an old carriage in a comer of the lot and, peeping into it, saw the top of the dark ey's head. He lost no time in pulling him out and in less than an hour after the constable had started, though he had followed the serpentine path described, the "cost and bound oyer to court," had been: said, the bond had been given, and the ne- gro was at work again. '. : The Courts. v Jifowr' Court. No session, yesterday morning. There has been none this week. Before Justice Davidson. A negro named Crump, and several others for trespass upon the lands of Mr Jack Myers. They were bound over to court, - Before Justice Mcttn&J-itessra John S Graham and John A Blackwelder, on a war rant sued out by Mr J C Boy t, for fraudulent disposition of mortgaged properly. It ap peared from the testimony, that some time ago the two mentioned in the bill of indict ment, bought the stock of goods of Mr Boy t, giving him a mortgage npon tiie stock. The t time mentioned . in the instrument for the J payment of the purcnase money, expired on Tuesday. The mortgagee naa given notice that he.would foreclose the mortgage on the day that it expired, and Mr Black welder, on : the day before, placed a large amount of the stock in the hands of other creditors, to sat- isfy their claims. The court held this to be fraud, and bound IMr - Blackwelder oyer to Court in the sum of f 200, and dismissed the case against Mr Brabam, at the cost of the I prosecutor, r . . . ' VvAe Matthewa was before the same Jus- tice, for assault and battery upon 8ue Hil-1 nPn 1 InvestigaUng the case, that the defendant in 1 ihle-.lMJe--reatIaf4ff be- J fore justice Davidson, a few davs aao. : fo assault and battery, and ;that ahe had .been fined-f The present action wasJooked npon aa the work of malice. nd the case was dhv , .. ,v ... i x -i .v. r .wa I waa also reprimanded for reving a suit which had already been tried in another court.' Um Crockett." v Frank Mayo ,with an f excellent - comedy company, is booked for the Charlotte Opera House, this evening, to play "Davy Crock et," with Mayo in the title rvU- but he will n6t be here. We notice in the papers that he plays in Richmond on Friday arid Satur day eyenings. He may be here next week ; maybe not at all this season. Nobody is booked now except Woodhull, and she has cancelled her engagement in Augusta and Columbia, and may do the same for Char lotte. . For Freckles. It is not because we are short- of local not at allbut simply for the benefit of the speckled-faced beauties among tmr numer ous female readers, that we publish the fol lowing. If there is anything . which will make the average female mad quicker than to tell her that she has big feet, it is to tell her that her face looks like a guinea egg; therefore, we expect to win the esteem of all the spotted faced women into whose hands this respectable journal may fall, by the pub lication of this item from the Herald of Health: 'Freckles," it says, "are not easily washed out of those who have' a florid- complexion and are much in the sunshine ; but the fol lowing washes are not only harmless but very much the best of anything we know : Grate horseradish fine, let it stand a few hours in buttermilk, then strain and use the wash night and morning. Or squeeze the j uice of a lemon in a halt goblet of wafer and use the same way. Most Of the remedies for freckles are poisonous, and cannot be used with safety. Freckles indicate a defective digestion, and consist in deposits of some carbonaceous or fatty matter beneath the scarf-skin. Daily bathing, with much fric tion, should not be neglected, and the Turk ish bath taken occasionally, if convenient." The First Tramp Eureka ! Eureka I We have often wondered if there were any tramps in tbe old times, such as we of the present day are afflicted with ; and now we have examined our little Bible aud haye found out who was the father of aU the tramps. We've discovered the identity of the first original tramp. Adam was a kind of a tramp, after being turned out of the gar den of Eden ; Cain was a tramp ; so was Abraham ; Lot and his wife and the whole Lot family set out on a tramp once, but old Mrs Lot's curiosity got away with her, and she didn't tramp far ; Jacob, too, was right smart of a tramp, and so were all the chil dren of Israel, and a great many other peo ple along there ; but these were only ama tuers. The old professional, he who was born before all those people and who, no doubt, was in the business before any of them were born, acknowledges his occupa tion in the following extract. We quote the Book of Job, 1st chapter, 6th and 7th verses : ''Now there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the Lord, and oatan came also among them. "And the Lord said unto Satan, whence comeat thou? Then Satan answered the Lord, From going to and fro in the earth, and from walking up and down on it." Now who would want a better description of a tramp than that ? Wasn't he a tramp ? Ain't he condemned for a tramp out of his own mouth ? Gentlemen take the case 1 An Adventure With Hign Water. On Tuesday, Constable Xing was down below Pineville, haying some warrants to serve on parties living in that neighborhood. He was accompanied by a countryman, both riding horse back, and he aud his part ner had quite an adventuie ia crossing a creek which was very much swollen. A foot log lies across the stream, just at the ford ; and when the men found that the wa ters were swimming, they concluded to walk the log and lead their horses. Mr King went before; the other man4bllowed him, and in the deepest of tbe water the horse began to flounder ; it lost the saddle, which floated down the stream, and, jerking loose from its master, struck out on its own account. Arriving at the bank, it turned and swam straight back, and the opposite shore being too steep for it, could not land. It pawed the bank and struggled, and was about get ting its head under when its owner re-cross ed the log, caught the bridle and helped it out, the saddle, however, gone, Mr King, having gotten safely across with his steed, went back to help his friend in getting his horse's head raised out of the water, and while walking along the log, tripped one foot on the spur which was on the other. This threw him forward and would have cast him into the seething tor rent, had he not been fortunate enough to catch on the hand railing. His beaver went overboard, however and disappeared under the log; but as it rose he seized it, and re placed it, and the day's adventure being ended, so fax as this particular creek was concerned, the two re-mounted and resumed their journey, very thankful that they had escaped with their lives. - Bad ills Hat and Boots Stolen. A citizen who was called up street very early, yesterday morning, - reports that on Independence Eouare he encountered a countryman who was cursing Charlotte col lectively. He had on neither hat, nor shoes, and as the swore, the bitter air nipped his exposed toes until they became a ruby red. and toyed playfully with his unconfined locks. His story, between oaths, was to the effect that he had come to town the day be fore, and had bought a pair of boots which he drew on at once. Sometime during the evening or night,' he Became "very tired, and. losing all of his fastidiousness as to a resting place, hung up on the curb stone under a tree in front of the Court House, and "laid him down to pleasant dreams," It is not recorded that the dreams came, but ft is certain that a thief did ; and when the man woke up, he found himself tans boots, sans hat, and sans almost everything else except a terrific head- ache ano an aoiaing sense oicnuun essan. disgust.' He wore, wooien bocks, ana me great toe and tne one next to it on tne leit foot, naa woraea out, ii.yu WuyB1- siyeiy upon the nnsympathizing pavement, I while he told or. nia misionune, ana cursea the people of Charlotte and ; his own miserj able luck, v It is sot .known how long the unfortunate man kept up his tirade; ttt when bnr informant left, after having coxae yery near getting a fighr on his handi for laughing, the rustic had snown no signs naggmg, w .u. I were j ness and aimbleness as If, npon , the ezery , . . - . . i witn which tne swearms was aone. ... ..- ed tne recovery or non-recovery pi i 3 B ..i propertyi Wne-- vu 3 ' ' Another Insurance Failure The Penn Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, baa failed. This company should not be confounded with the Penn Mutual Life Insurance .Company, which is represented in'this 8tate by Dr Uarter Berk ley and MrW A; Turk, with headquarters in'this city, and which is one of the strong est and safest life companies in the 'land. The Penn Fire, which has just failed, has not been represented by: these gentJeraenT It has always been a small-fry, wild-cat con cern, and its failure excites .no surprise in insurance circles : t - . . "Friend after friend departs, . Who hath not lost a friend ? j Another 'wild cat' gone to Test - And here hath found its end." Tbe Observance of Lent. The season of Lent, especially observed in Roman Catholic and Protestant Episco pal churches, in commemoration of Christ's fast of forty days, will begin this year on Ash Wednesday, March 1, ending onthe eve of Easter Sunday, April 16. - All Catholics who have completed their twenty-first year must fast unless legitimate ly dispensed, taking but one meal daily, about noon, excepting Sundays, which are not fast days. Flesh meat and fish are not to be used at the same meal. A collation is allowed in the evening, not to exceed the fourth part of an ordinary meal, at which it is permitted to Use bread, butter, eheeee, eggs, all kinds of fruit, salads, vegetables, and fish. In the morning some warm liquid, as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate made with water, and a morsel of bread is allowed by general usage. . Necessity and custom haye authorized the use of hog's lard instead of butter in preparing permitted food. The use of flesh meat is allowed by dispensation at all meals on Sunday, and once a day Mon- -day, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, with the exception of Holy Thursday, and the second and last Saturdays of Lent. Persons exempted from fasting are as follows : Per sons under twenty-one years of age, the sick, nursing women, all who are obliged to do hard labor, and all who, through weakness, cannot fast without great prejudice to their health. The paschal time extends from the first Sunday of Lent till Trinity Sunday, during which all Catholics "who have attained the use of reason" are required to prepare them selves to receive the communion. Parents are reminded "that Lent is a proper season for children to go to their first confession, which they ought to do generally when about seven years of age." SPECIAL NOTICES. Your life is in danger when you allow a severe cough or cold to go unchecked. Dr Bull s Cough Syrup is a cheap, harmless and reliable remedy. August Flower. The most miserable beings in the world are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. More than seventy-nve percent of tne peo ple in the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their effect Buch as Sour Stomaeh, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart burn, Water-brash, gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low spirits, &c Go to the Drug Store of Messrs T. C. Smith & Co., wholesale agents and re tail druggists generally and get a 75 cent cent bottle, or a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try it. Two doses will relieve you. dec30. Sciple & Sons, Coal and Lime Merchants, Atlanta; 6a., Analysis of our Shelby, Ala. J umt wo .do. xoe strongest jjime in iuc United States. Montevallo, Cahaba red ash, and Coal Creek Coal. "We have special rates of freight on Coal and Lime by car load to points in North and South Carolina and Georgia. We solicit orders, send for prices. bum is & BUNS, dec30 , f Atlanta, Ga, NEW ADVERTISEMENT i KNIQHTS OF PYTHIAS. A regular meet ing of Charlotte Lodge, No, 17, Knights of Pythias will be held in their Castle Hall, in the Temple Asso ciation Building, to-night. Prompt attendance of members desired Visiting brethren cordially invited. By oider of the C. C, W. L. BOYD, . K. R. & 8. febl7 It Car Load WESTERN CORN, TUST IN, and a chromo with every bushel. MAYER, ROSS & JONE3, febl7 i ,. Star Grocery. Alexander House, CHARLOTTE, N. C, - Below Tryon Street MK Church. mHE building has recently been thorouh- A lv rentted and renovated, ana. tne . rro prietress. Mrs Dr A W Alexander, is prepar ed to accommodate permanent and transient boarders. A share, of public patronage is respectfully solicited. DRX"W. XLEIaNDER, Dentist. has his office in the Alexander House, and will be pleased to see nis ow customers ana new ones. Dental worx wiu.ne a one at rates to suit the times. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. , , ... - ODAXA CI I i f, .ill. VI1V;1I UkkHlUU " fjfit XEGE 8T CHARLOTTE. Iff. C i t . .1T1SrifaralSK, as lo w ts if house in the city: : He is , IDE AWAKE to the 'interest of his cusicroers' while the SUN is shining and patroni3 him while the STARS are display- oi tn? t ''Pjwulgenee. NTRY PRODUCE a specialty, . r JE OLD XENTUCKY WHISKEY' II pure and c4d, at the COMMERCIAL, unaercmtin a Joroes' snoeswre, febloU .Ten (ntCtolumn. Advertiiementi be tnteried in this column at the rate: of ten (10) cents per jutgnt woros wmi6 a Mncj,--, - , LADIES AUOriON-Aucti0a will be held Thursday at U. o'clock. .especially for the Ladies. AU invited. The sale on Thurs day night for entiemenwmoTose the auo- son..- - -u. febl&ittv - LOST-A gold Sleeve Button which is worthless to the finder.' but valuable to the loser. A suitable reward will be paid for its delivery at " THIS OFFICE. Blebl5 2t FOR SALE House and Lot in Mechan icsville, four rooms. 'Apply to febUtf . F H GLOVER. i FOft BJ--Oottage;c-eorne 8th 8treet and N. O. R.R. Apply UF" 1 -( : fehllSt ' JVTTj,LOVBR. THREE or four comfortable7 rooms, locat ed on College street, up stairs, in the house lately occupied by J W MeWhirter, are for rent. Apply to D P L WHITE. feb9tf Iii.l 11 nr,i.'ll.l iilirli'liM I,'' FOUND Another Key.' : In fact we can begin to boast of ft full and complete assort ment.. If yoa hftTe.'lost i key call at THIS OFFICE. . ' foblO .: . : ! : t; -A M i". f I! V Dissolution. fit THE firm of Sclater & Brockenbrough haying been dissolved, the general brok erage business of the late firm will hence forth be conducted by the undersigned. QEO H BROCKENBROUGH. febl7 2t . ., ,. thIHn S H INE ! 14 BARRELS OF EXTRA FLOUR, On Consignment at low figures, at THE RISING 8UN. BOXES OF LEMONS, At Wholesale and Retail, at - TllJS.JllSlXiU SUA. -j2 BARREL OF MALAGA -GRAPES, . . . AT THE RISING SUN. box's of largtnneORliAlo'fiANGES, AT THE RISING SUN. BARRELS OF BALDWIN APPLES, AT THE RI8ING SUN. , gQ BARRELS OF FLOUR, i Of all grades, at ' t: TUB) K1S1ISU Sum. JJOME-MADE CANDIES, . - At Wholesale, at : - 'XiUS-iUSlAU ova. Q.ROUND PEAS a Specialty at THE RISING SUN. BANANAS, BANANAS, BANANAS. Just received all of the above, which we sell as low as any house in tbe city. febl6 . . :.., French Clindies 1 ! . .- .-.! ,. t-, : JJKW STOCK. JUST RECEIVED. Larg est and finest assortment of , Chocolate Creams ih the City." Also many new styles of fine Candies- which have never before been offered for sale here. ,'.',! Very Choice Fresh Italian; Macaroni, etc., etc., at ' ;. " ' 1 ; ; ;;':; ' ' ' . ' , ANDREWS V JONES', Successors to Fid.rw & Co. feblG . .... . . tz v-.' ; in r A ROLLS, r ' 1M HALF ROLLS STANDARD BAU 1 UU G1NG, aT 1 - A ' . r B M MILLER BUrio WE charge extra for Chromos; lebl6 - T :- rjlHE COMMERCIAL . - . : Furnishes an exceUent table! It is THE PLACE to go for something nice to eat or drink. - .. ..- a v. , -v- -v vfebl8"ii i.i'ti Fpr:3ale. ; ' I WILL SELL; cheap for cash, eight two mule teams, sixteen first-class mules and four two horse wagons , with harness com plete. Apply. to ; w. J blacjl. Fresh Arrivals. M 1AA FAT .CHICKENS. ETA LBS APPLE BUTTER. hlK BUSHELS WHITE BEANS, I HO 500 LBS CABBAGE. 10 BUSHELS LARGE ONlOKS. febia B K SMITH'S. 4 n
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