North Carolina Newspapers

- jaaHRiriTiric The Oassavan Job Departtuaat:a thoroughly supplied with every " needed want, and with tbe latest style oTTyp. very manner of Job Work can now be don with neatneea, dlapttch aal cnepn. , Wa can wnlah at short cie :;4 BiAmca. Bn.T.KKATa, ' T u jrAoajBEcaopia. posTraa. - -T : . . "or 4' tl 4 tfi j&jgL j Daily 1 year, (postjaiindvww.;; ,$8 t j, ';. " 6 mot. ? ' :i .;! M 1 l mon. - . ' f . eekly tbe ooanty) in advance, - - $2 0 oat of the county, poptpaid. ; 2 10 1 r r .. 6 month, " l "05 j VftT-,VTTT t Nai215C CP- liberal reAactfcna fcr.,cjj&s. I.&l ltl Wt? j U I JO J (1 nr -v- ril-Ha - :- ffl Tom f ' ....... IM ;ii .! ,."" J-, -y&ixn'rili 'Hit -I:.--.! 'v.-i; U i - IT E OS ISojj 5T D SHOES. w a. SMITE. "7 . ., . :ITHE,&.. niHIS BEING THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE I in ia Rtafe. and n'Iacilftlea for bnvin that we can sell BOOTS and SHOES AS ClfEAP as any Baltimore or -New York Jobber. We boy only from' Manufacturers and defy fcompetithtfit.- i i m t : XT 1- 1 1 onn,Trt cms . Uneonne u,rw ,i uvw pyfm, pureuwing our orAinu o i uua, wnicn, wnen com plete, will be tpelargeat in the StaUj.-:-' j AH W?," a clTlfl yf!fMercli nt in. North and 8outh Carolina and Georgia, fel)5 r . .'f-a!!;-' i ' r. i : . :.ir.vi4. ; HAfi 'BOUCHT MESSRS." ;SIVHTH & FORBES' ENTIRE ETAIL Boots, Shoes and -AND- ls Now Closing Out all WINTER GOODS, at Greatly Reduced Prices, to Make Room for SPRING STOCK. (Ml WwRtp. satiSL cuire Bagmta TEBMS STRICTLY CA8H. NlrW IKON FK0NT -SMITH BUILDING," febl2 ss Blichols f& Co., W DOLESALK Supply or Lounges, all grades A full assortment of Met lie Cast, Casketa and Wood t'offine on band. ov2 JuWlECEim). " - it ' 000::: (B) -OF- -AT m.'-. ..jr-: Sraad Geatral Business . gert? for, .Mrs, A. WMte Split feb20 : VW. 8. FORBES. Si's WHOLESALE BOOT and SHOE HOUSE Goods being equal to any, we feel confident .3EE3 322 3 STOCK OF Shoe Findings TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C. & RETAIL DEALERS TS FURNITURE, BEDDINC, &c, No. 5, West Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C. JUST RECEIVED. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Parlor Suite, in Hair Cloth, Terry and Reps. Also a new THE - Hotel Store, :,U ,-.-,vt -. fjO- J.- ' '. a. ' 1 II!" L. Bodfish, Cliarlolle, N. C r.1 LU l 7 'I i 1 1 HrY.$tl.Avl! iUikl ' j . -.1 ' . .; THE CITY CH ARLOTTE, N. C, '.-m i. : December 20 tb, 1875. I On and after this da! a. mails will oren and close in this office as follows : Northern,, delivered 8J30 a, m., close 9 00 p m Southern, " 8.30 " " 7.30 pm Air-Line. - " 8.30 ' " 8 SO nnr Statesville, 111 00 !' ; 2.00 p m v. v. jvsi, - - 8,du " y.uu p nj C. C. WestD.. " 6.30 nm 9.00 nm Money Order and Register hours from 9 a. tn , to 4 p. m. kk Mcdonald, p. m dec21tf ' ' THE CUURCHB TO-DAY. t ATUOLioGaoacn. SefvicesHhis morning at 101 o'clock, and sermon by the priest, Rey Father Hands. St. Petee's (E.1 Chcbch. SerTices this morning at 11, and this afternoon at 4, by the Rector, Rey B S Bronson. OYAEt Mbiio CprjicH. SerTices in the morning at 11 A M, and at 7J P. M., by Rev W S Haltom. Sunday School at 9 A.M. ' ' ' ' St. Mabk's Lctheban Chuboh, Preach ing at 11 ar.mM and at 7 p. m., by Rev J B Haskell, of Charleston, S. C. Sunday School at 3 p.m. ' BaitisT Church. Services this morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev J K Mendenhall, of South Carolina,and this evening at 8 o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. Theo. Whitfield, Bunday School at 9 A. M. TaTOif Stsket M, K. Chckch. Services this morning at 11 o'clock, and this even ing at 7i o'clock, by the pastor, Rev P J Carraway. Sunday School at 3 P. First Presbyterian Church. Services this morning at 11, and this evening at 7i oclock, by the pastor Rev A W Miller, D.D. Seats free. Sunday School at 3:30 P. M. Second Presbyterian Church. Services this morning at 11, and this evening at 71. by the pastor, Rev E H Harding. Sunday School at 3 p. m. 8eats free. A. R. Presbyterian Church. Services in the Chapel, on the corner of College and 5th streets, at 11 o'clock, by the pastor, Rey V M Hunter, and at 71 P. M. Sunday School at 10 A. M. CITY BULLETIN Buptrior Court convenes one week from to-morrow. The city was unusually qoiet laf t night. for Saturday night. Booth plays in Atlanta on Monday, Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week. The Board of Aldermen wili meet to-mor row afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at Market Hall, in regular monthly session. The streets were crowded, on yesterday; during no day of the season has there been a larger number of people in town. The fledgling of Dr. J. J. Lawrence, the Medical Brief, mentioned by us, yesicrday, is published at St. Louis. The doors of all the sanctuaries of the city will.be open to-day, and strangers in the city are cordially inyited to any of them. - There has not been a single interment in Elniwood Cemetery in 40 days. Nothing could speak better than this statement, for the health of Charlotte. Religious services are held almost every Sunday, by Borne of the laymen of the city churches, at the county jail. There is quite a large congregation iu that institution a t present. Shrove Tuesday will occur in this centen nial year on the 29th of February. This coincidence of Shrov e-Tuesday and Leap Year Day has not happened since 1731, and will not occur again till 1941. Another section which we neglected to mention, the other day, in calling oyer the names of the different localities in Charlotte, was Rag Row. It is just "beyant" Cali fornia. Messrs Rishel & Miller have an advertise-, inent in another column. They work on an old hat to some purpose, and persons whose hats are begin to show the effect of age and wear, ought to call on the at. A firm in this city, one day last week, in a half hour, sold a consignment of 57 bushels of peanuts, from which circumstance we ar gue that, as a people, our taste for "the na tional.frait" is in a slate of high culture. There will be something in the magisteti- al courts toward the last of this week. One countryman sued out a warrant yesterday, agairist another for killing his dog, and the case was set for trial on Saturday. The phonographic reporter will attend the trial. The matrimonial market has become so dull, that Mr Register Maxwell has deter mined to offer a cbromo with each license is sued during the next month, When a num ber of licenses are bought together, as in the case of a family being supplied, an elegant, mounted cbromo, will be given. Personal, W P Cannady, Esq., of Wilmington, one of tbe Western North Carolina Railroad Commissioner!, arriyed in this city yester day afternoon over tbe Staleayille Railroad, by his special train, and passed on through to Wilmington. , Our friend H P Underbill, the great inter State Bichford Huffman Combined Grain and Fertilixer Drill, Wisner Boss Rake and Milburn Wagon, man, pf Baltimore, arrived at the Central HolerJaflt ni)?bt . Something New. We were shown yesterday, . a tat receipt paid on real estate in York county, 8 C,1 by a gentleman who ' now resides in Charlotte. In looking oyer the different art ices as sub jects for taxation, we fiind the following State tax, UliOJ !Lv $30.28.9 Ordinary County tax. 8.25.9 DfeWct school tax, -l.ir.6 TotaL : ..: " . ."$48.17,7 This Ka Klu .tax is something that we" do vpp WderslandV'wrll sobie1 of our Sooth Carolina contemporaries please rise and explain? V.l WCj-A MeeUg.-'i 1 aiiYtr.hiH - ' The Ybtfnjg Men's 1 ''Christian "Assjdatio n will hold a meeting this 'af ternoon iat -4 -30 o'clock', at the Baptist Church,' Thi reason lor Homing una .meeting nere jtoKiay,, where it was held last Sunday, ia that a pretracted meeting is already in progress at thia church and it is thought well to consolidate tbe two meetings, as far as may be 4 ; '- Herald Almanac. We have received the Kew Yorki Herald Almanac for 1876. It gives tbe .latest elec tion returns by counties, and where possi ble, by cities and towns-rail from official sources. Its chronological and necronologl cal records are very Complete, and' sb ia'its political record, which embracesall' the de partments of the government service. It ia mailed tor thirty cents. . , . r 7 Yesterda's Weather. : What a delightful day yesterday was ! The sun shone out brilliantly, and the' air was never more Falubrious . It was just1 such a day as they hate in the tropics, i great many ladies were out calling, many in car riages, while daring the afternoon Trade and Tryon streets presented an array of feminine loveliness not easily excelled. . Important Sail Before Judge Schenck. On last Thursday, His Honor Judge Schenck denied the motion for an injunc tion and receiver; made in the cases of the executors of the late Goy. Graham in one case, and M. C. Cameron in the other, against the surviving representatives of the estates of the late T. Jl. Tate and T. W. Dewey the object of these suits being to place all of the partnership assets of the firm of Tate & Dewey, into the hands of a re ceiver. Messrs. Wilson & Son and R. D. Graham appeared for the plaintiffs, and Shipp & Bailey for the defendants, J. T. Tate and F. H. Dewtjr. Sale of tbe Spoke and Handle Factory. The spoke and handle factory and several lota adjacent thereto, were re-sold on yester day, at the Court House door. The factory, with all tbe machinery in it, wa9 purchased by G L Greeson, for $1,010; lot No. 2, which is a portion of the factory lot, was purchased by C W Alexander, for $160: lot No. 3, was purchased by John E Brown, for $39, and lots No. 14 and 18, were purchased by A B SpriDgs, for $325. This factory was Bold a few weeks ago and brought $2,900; it was purchased by the Mecklenburg Iron Works, which failed to comply with the terse a of the sale, and the property was accordingly put back upon the market. It is surprising that the pro perty which, just a few weeks ago, brought $2,900, should haye sold on yesterday at the ridiculously low price at which this did. This property belonged to the late Bank of Mecklenburg, and at tbe same time and place there were sold some small articles, such as bank seals, tc, to different parties. The Courts. Mayor's Court. John Graves, the drunken white man who was put up on Friday night, was brought out, yesterday morning. He bad gotten drunk through and through, and was still so much affected by liquor, that the court got very little satisfaction out of him. His name was learned, and also that he hailed from Charleston, but nothing else, and the case was dismissed. Before Justice Hilton. Geo William?, col ored, for assault and battery upon the wo man with whom he was living in fornica tion and adultery. Two charges were pre ferred against him, and he was committed to jail in default of bail in $j0. Before Juilice McNinch. Silas Misenhei- mer, colored, for violation of a written con- lrAt. vit.li Mr CI T. fSihann "Riimrl nvor in Court in $50, and hi defanlf of " DaiTcommit- ted to jail. ' . - - 'y Before Jut I tee , avftuon Jane .fierce, Nance Moore, and Lila Robinson the two fi'st named white", the other colored, for be ing drunk and disorderly; going to the house of Joycey Ann Saunders, throwing rocks into it and breaking the daor off its hinges. All of them pay cost and are bound over to court. Seutberu Insurance Companies. Tbe failure of the Southern Life Insurance Company was the occasion of an inference drawn by some one of our State exchanges, we forget which, that was unwarranted by facts and unsustained by sound policy. Tbe inserence was that the people of the South would learn to avoid Southern com- fianies, and send their money, as they had ong been trained to do, to Northern com panies. We have yet to learn that the warning of our contempor ary is warranted by facts. On the contrary, North Carolina companies, appear to have been managed with the skill that character izes the Northern companies. There cannot be the shadow of taint upon their integrity. The objects of their organization have been recognized, and all the North Carolina com panies are doing a large, safe and healthy business. Who can look with distrust or suspicion upon the North Carolina Home, the North Carolina State Life Insurance Company, or the Old North State Insurance Company? Yet our contemporary would include these in his sweeping denunciation of Southern companies, and ban them with his condemnation of distrust. Raleigh Newt. The Observer is the. journal, we suppose, to which the New$ has reference t but it it is, our contemporary totally misapprehends our position. We expressed the fear that the failure of tbe Southern Life would have the effect to create distrust on the public mind, of Southern insurance companies generally ; but we certainly did not express this dis trust ourself, and cannot possibly under stand how our language could be made sus ceptible of the construction. We do enter tain fears that this failure will influence many people the masses, the less intelli gent portion of our population against Southern institutions of this sort, and gave expression, to these fears, but went no furth er than this, and nothing could have been further from our purpose than to reflect up on any other , Soutberp company or upon Southern companies at a class. We have the utmost confidence in the solvency of the majority of these institutions, and" are just as far as the writer in the Newt himself, from looking with : "distrust or suspicion" upon the companies which he names. We cannot think of resting under tbe imputa tion that we haye indulged in," weeping de nunciations of Southern companies," and can only charge this language of our con temporary to a less than superficial reading, by him, of our article. Descended from a Illgu Station, r ( t"6. D. B.," the' Charlotte correspondent of the Raleigh ; Newt, thus "writes up" a fe male in tbii city. Many, indeed the majori ty of our citizens, will know of whom he speaks: "Standing in fron t of (be Central Hotel yesterday I saw a woman pass by seemingly to be nonchalent of the surround ings, 'That woman,' said a gentleman near by, 'was at one time, one of the most perfect ladies that ever appeared in Scnthern socie ty.' I asked him how that was, for her un couth appearance represented everything to the contrary. He answered she was a South Carolinian by birth, Was a Mis3 F-, before she was first married and one Of the' leading belles of the circle she moved in. Just before the war she married a gentleman of excel lent family and of high standing in social . and literary circles. It is a needless drag,, he continued but the match was an un happy one. Her husband entered the war as a Colonel and is well known in the his tory of North Carolina's' soldiers He fell mortally wounded in Virginia. To think sixteen years ago this person moved in the best society of North and South Carolina, and to-day she walks the streets a washer woman." Matches on the Cotton Platform. On Friday, two bales of cotton were slight ly burned on , the cotton platform, by a match being run over and exploded by the wheel of a truck, Ou yesteday morning, another match was run over and struck, and .several matches were found at different parts of the platform. There is no place outside of a powder magazine, where matches are more out of place than on this cotton plat form. Only presence of mind and prompt action prevented aconflagation and the de struction of much property on Friday ; for it is certain that.if the burniDg bales had not been instantly dumped off the'platform, the fire would have extended in a second to the other cotton, and the scenes of last April would have been re-enacted. It is not reasonable to suppose that these matches are dropped by design. It must be through carelessness on the part of some of the many persons who frequent the platform. One thing we haye noticed that is yery repre hensible, and that is that boys are allowed to make a play -ground of tbe platform, and are permitted to run over the cotton bales and play among them. Some of these boys no doubt carry matches in their pock ets, and if they do it is certainly a matter of no surprise that they should drop out. This may be the explanation of the little fire of Friday morning, and as there is a probabili ty of this remote though it be, steps should be taken to prevent a recurrence of the same circumstance, by forbidding boys without business from coming on the platform. They are in the way there, anyhow, and their presence can do no good and may do harm. Darkey Superstition. A case strongly illustrative of the super stition of the African, has just come to our knowledge. In a certain section of the city there lives a negro woman who has an un faithful bubbmd, Recently she found that her liege lord had been giving presents to her rival, and while she made home exceeding ly warm for the aforesaid liege lord, she said nothing to the other woman, and the two women meeting, a few days ago, they shook hands and had a pleasant enough time with their "Mies" this and "Miss" that. But shortly after they parted, the wife felt a pain in her right arm, and knew then that she had been "cunjured" by the black gloves which the other woman wore. So she sent for Ann Curelon, an old colored witch, who commanded her to cover the ground be tween her frontdoor and the gate with salt. and she did so, and the pain left her arm. Ann then told her that the other woman had "fixed" her husband, and he had no power within himself to refrain from visit ing her ; but that for $10 she (Ann) would remove the "spell." The $10 was forthcom ing after many exertions, but shortly after its payment, the woman saw the witch and her husband in conversation, and had her suspicions excited that Ann was playing in to the hands of the other party. So she has dispensed with Ann's services, and engaged those of an old negro man, who now has the case under treatment. Soon after the right arm got well, a pain struck the left one, a day or two ago as the woman put her hand on the knob of the gate ; and it has been decided that the riyal has "dressed" tbe gate. So the unfortunate woman stays in the house all the time now, seeing on the door the figure 5, which she takes to indicate that she will die in 5 days. She has carefully washed the dres s nhich she had on the day she shook hands with her rival, but the "spell" continues. MARRIED. On the 15th inst., in Chambersburg Town ship, Iredell county, by Rev E F Rockwell, Mr James Sidney Clodfelter to Miss Isabella Catharine Gillespie, daughter of the late Thomas Gillespie. DIED. In Fayetteville, on Wednesday, Mrs Patty Aiken Mallett, wife of Chas R Mallett. In Norfolk, February 9, Mrs Claudia Hil liard, wiie of Judge. Louis Hilliard, of North Carolina. advertisemeht.J The North Carolina State rife. The Wadcsboro Herald says : "We are re liably informed that the N C Life Insurance Company, represented by Capt Thos H Hanghton, is in a remarkably prosperous condition. For the past three years, the interest alone on the company's investments has more than paid all expenses and death losses. This is a fact and speaks much for the prudent and judicious management of this home institution." This paragraph pays a just tribute to one of the veiy best insurance companies in all tbe country. It is conducted on strictly safe and economical principles. Its stockholders, directors and officers number such men as Kemp P Battle, E M Holt, W R Cox, JnoJ Williams, T S Ashe. W B Rodman, EJ Lil ly, J J Davis, R M Pearson, A B Andrews, Thos Ruffin, John A Gilmer, WalterClark, Montford McGehee, Jno W Leak, Wm S Crow. WN H Smith, R Barrlnger, D A Barnes, Jno H Dillard, Henry Fries, M L Holmes and hundreds of others just as re sponsible, reliable and efficient. With Bucha life company in our own State, "it is simply amazing that so many of her people should be seduced into distant, un known and foreign institutions, with i all the attendant risks of insolvency, defective sources of information, and a certainty of trouble, and often litigation, in recovering payments. i We have here in Charlotte many excel lent companies from other States and coun tries, and it is beat that those who seek to make a safe provision against the "inevita ble day," should haye a large number to choose from- But one who has surveyed the whole field in insurance, rejoices to find in his own State and amongst our own people, acompany so "safe and successful. When the gentlemen above named are willing to risk their means and their1 pecuniary1 trust, others need not fear to follow. . 1 ' ; Tbe agent: for this section is at work amonat us and he deseeyes the patronage of our people. A North Carolinian. SPECIAL NOTICES. Health Noras.-Statistics pre ve thai twen ty-five per cent, of the deaths in bur larger cities are caused by consumption, and when we reflect that this terrfble diHaase in its ear lier stage will readily yield ia a bottle of Dl Bull's Cough Syrup (cos tirJg-25 cents), sbaH we condemn the aufferera Jbavifteir negli gence, or pity tbem for their. Ignorance ? i -. . t Nervous Debility." r VITAL WJELAXNISS OR DEPRESSION. A weak, exhaoetedr feeling.- n energy or courage ; the resole of mental over work, indescretions or excesses, or some drain up on tbe system, is always-cured by Humphreys' Heopattic Specific No. 28. It tones on-i and invigorates the system, dispels the glopmnd despondency, imparts strength and energy stops the drain and rejuvenates Ihe 'entire man. Been used twenty years with perfect success by thous ands. Sold by. dealers. Price $1 per single vial, or $5 per package of five vials and $2 vial of powder. Sent by mail on receipt oi price. Address HUMPHREY8' HOMEO PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, 562 Broadway, New York. Jj&- See large Advertisement. no9 ly CUT THIS OUT. It May Saye Your 1,1 fe. There is no person living but what suffers more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet some would die rather than pay 75 cents for a bottle of medi cine that would cuie tbem. Dr. A. Bos ch ee's Gerhan Syrup has lately been intro duced in this country from Germany, and its wondrous cures astonishes every one that try it. " If you doubt what we say in print, cut out and take it to your Druggists Messrs T C Smith & Co., wholesale agents and re tail druggists generally, and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. Regular sizs 75 cents, dec 31. Sciple & Sons, Coal and Lime Merchants, Atlanta, Ga., Analysis of our Shelby, Ala. Lime 98.65. The strongest Lime in the 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. SCIPr E fc SONS, dec30 Atlanta, Ga. NEW ADVERTISE VIE T Rishel & Miller, IN repairing old Hats, are very much en couraged in Charlotte. Their work gives entire satisfaction, so don't fail to bring in alt your old broken down hats, especially silk hats, and have them rebuilt. They are stopping at Mrs B C Henry's boarding house, on Tryon street. feb20 It Dissolution Notice. THE firm of Hilton & Crowell, was dis solved by mutual consent on January 27th. All bills, notes and accounts dne tbe late-firm, must be paid to S H Hilton, who will also settle all claims against the firm. feb20 2i NOTICE. 1 Have placed all uncollected accounts of mine, in the hands of Brem & Osborne, who are authorize! to take steps to recover them. J T BPTLER, feb20 St Just Received. ONE Thousand pounds Mountain Cabbage, 100 bushels White Peas and Beans, 100 nice Chickens. 300 dozen fresh Eggs, 360 lbs nice Sour Krout, and many other articles not here enumerated, at prices to suit the "bard times." W M CROWELL. feb20 I CALL THE Attention oftliePflMic to an Arrival OF FjKJB8J3 GOODS. ASPARAGUS IN 3 lb. CANS, TURK ISH and FRENCH PRUNES, 5 to 9 pounds for a dollar, NEW DATES very, fine, LONDON LAYER RAISINS, SPICED PIGFEET t SPARE RIBS, PIGS TONGUES, SMOKED BEEF, BEEF Tongues and Choice Mackerel, Baker's and Sweet Chocolate, Twin Brother Yeast Cake, Salpicant preserved Oranges in glass, a choice article got np ia New Orleans. Tapioca, Sugar Peas, Apples in gallon cans, pot up similar to fresh Peaches. EGG POWDER, This is an entirely , new article, said to give utmost satisfaction. It is for cakes, etc., the cheapest 'article to use, and about equal to 10 cents per dozen for eggs. TRY IT ! TRY IT ! TRY IT I SUGAR AT REDUCED PRICES. I have made the arrangement to sell the Charlotte City Mills (F. F. F.) Flour, (choicest) at same figures as at the Mill. ' ST- A fine lot of Macba, Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffees, for roasting in my Store, jost received. ... . , )stv Foil assortment of Family Supplies, on hand as low as ever. , C. HASHAGEN, Opposite Chaklottb Hotel. VINEGAR. O K Barrels and Half Barrels Pore White AO wine and Cider Vinegar, at R M MILLER A SONS'. Lbl9 AdvertisemerU$ wiif pi MerfJ in ,thit column at t the ftite'ien 10)"jfaiU4,er fine, for' tack insertion. ' ' No adverii ment taken for lett than tventf-Jtwcenti. Eight voordt make a line. LOST A Sleeve Button "made Jrom an alligator's tooth, on. which-U-heanti folly carved an imitation of a young alligator, set with TV.- (A 411 1IW1I ... Pwardedby leaving it at ' M v v l" FOHt SALE rlboae and tot TnvMeohan- icsville, four rooms. Apply to "i .y feblltf . .y. M, .. .F, H VQ LOVER. FOR RENT Cottage, corner 8th Street and N. C. R-B i Apply M. febll5t F H GLOVER. FOUND Another Key. In fact ,w can begin to boast of a full and complete aaaart ment. It yoo have lost a key all at ? it;:;- i i; ,i--o' "THIS OFFICE. feblO os -!.) ;t PretiiULT MmW Wines TJRit!ERSOLD. I HAVE just received a good supply of Concord 'mdufWD!''TOn&. over, four years old; bfjVi11 Pre and frte from any liquors, except the PURR GRAPE JUICE. --. ' f ' Yoo have triedj h Peach, and, Honey, now try our Doiaes'tic Wine.' How would it do to set before" your friends when they drop tat . For tale, by febl9 ,B N SMITH. New Goods ! A Fresh lot of that nice Cocoanat Can fly, XV. just received, at febl PUREFOY'S. French Candy. 4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CANDY, just received at PUREFOY'S. febl9 Toys ! Toys ! JJEW TOTS, juet opened, at . PUREFOY'S. ftl-19 JOBS W. HALL. w. J. jOHirsojr, Of Richmond, Va. JOHN W. HALL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, ( O.LEGE 8TREET..NEAR TRADE, CHARIaDTTE, n. c. We will be pleased to serve tbe cit y and country trade at lowest market quota tions. febl8 THE SUN SHINE ! 14 BARRELS OF EXTRA FLOUR, On Consignment at low figores, at THE RISING SUN. 10 BOXES OF LEMONS. At Wholesale and Retail, at THE RISING SUN. J2 BARREL OF MALAGA GRAPES, AT THE RISING gUN, box's of largt fine FLORIDA ORANGES, AT THE RISING SUN: BARRELS OF BALDWIN APPLES, AT THE Rt8nsrC SUN. 30 BARRELS OF FLOUR, ' Of all grades, at THE RISING SUN. JJOME-MADE CANDIES, At Wholesale, at , THE RISING SUN, p ROUND PEAS a Specialty, at Ethe rising sun. JJANANAS, BANANAS, BANANAS, Jnst received all of tbe above, which we sell as low as any house in tbe city. . fl s HOLTON A CO. febl6 We Have f JUST Received a supply of, Kerosene Lamps and Lanterns, and German Stu dent Lampev '" :-" febM" W R BUR WILI 4 CO. Id f. no! "i0ii'. - a .lie. J...-n tUifU "' M-til . ASPECT AL meeting of the Stockholders of the AtlanUc, Tennessee ft Ohfb Rail roadCtompany, willbe held in the t)ity of Charlotte, on Toesdar'Feroary'22d,18T6. By order of the Board of Dlrectoiev yn J J GORMLEY,, febll eod till me'g . Supt Trees.