North Carolina Newspapers

1 1 1 I II II I I I tmn ii CSAJtlOTTE OBSERVES jod PRiriTmc. I. fUHCXIRION BATES. jy 1 year, (ported) in advance, $8 00 4 00 thoroughly- supplied, i wUJo Trr. want, sad with the latest itrte e Tjp. vary manner of Job Work eari now ba doa with nostnesa, Olspatea aal ebaaswMa, ,W can famish at short wrttoar ; rTKMTB MM!, HAMU BUXa, 8 xnos. c ' ' 'i l mon, ;4 -i-n.! 5!. 00 KimT xnrnojr. Vlr ,'in the county) in advance, $2 00 out of the county, postpaid, 2 10 . 6 months, 1 05 - Liberal redactions for clubs. CHAHLOTTE, N. C, TUESDAY, UIAHCH U, 1876 I - i NO: 2 175 ' D Q O T 8, A : It w. M- SMITH. T TBADE STREET. HIBEJNG mU ONLT EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE poOTandSlIOE HOUSE ?n Vhn State, and our facilities for buying Gooda'beine'eaital to ariv. wp: fpl rnnnflent T that we can sell BOOTS and SHOES A8 CHEAP we buy only from Manuiacturers aua aetv competition. One of the firm is now North, purchasing our SPRING STOCK, which, when com plete will be tne largest in me ciate. nr-ii- All we ask is a cull from everyi Merchant i OHABIjOTTE, 1ST. C- febo HAS RECEIVED HIS -OF- UDItS - CENTS, HISSESiGfllLDHER'S BOOTS. SHOES 3 GAITERS. -AKD- J.AS tfOJF JiV STORE, THE. BEST ASSORTMENT TO BE FOUND IN THE city: ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN TO BOTTOM PRICES. - PLEASE CALL ABD BE CONVINCED THAT, E .WILL NOT ; BE UNDERSOLD. NEW IRON FRONT "8MITH BUILDING," marlO ": ' ' 1 f it wt trv it e.c; WHOLESALE BED ROOM AND PARLOR OF COFFINS OF ALL mar7 . L 18 NOW NORTH, f E 1 Ci W W-B Llaiil - J -' 11 CT" .... s mi - ir " 'sa AND CENTRA AND WE ARE DAILY KECEIVING ILLIEIR n KID GLOVgSv ! : i.'i - "u or. l - 0':, 1 AT PRICES TO hiothsS lei 11 . f k I 8. H O ,E, J5. if;. W. S. FORBES: as any Baih'moreor New York Jobbtr. in North and South Carolina and Georgia, TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' .o-jei-4. e-.-'e. j s & RETAIL? DEALERS .IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITUEE, BEDDING, &C. No. 5, West Trade St., CHARLOTTE , N. C. , JUST RECEIVED A . IF XJ IJ 3L, LINE 3 OF run normc phddiipcc UIIILUIILIU UHlllllrtOLJ, SETTS, AND A FULL LINE GRADES, ON HAND. HOTEL STORE, PURCHASING A III "S21 .'0; J. J LX.i i OX) '..i.i EMBROIDERIES, ,,- f:-f.?.K .1'. ?!-). GOODS, Yh .?:3'il i ,7H HSJAHT DRESS f.;i ' ; " ' " ; suit the xmm Win ns J 1 , m I J " , ! r ;..lWff d"4 ohm. V H T HE C I T Y CHARLOTTE, N. C, I December 20th, 1875. J On and after this date, mails will open and close in this office as follows : Noithern, delivered 8.30 a, m., close 9 00 p m Southern, ' 8.30 " " 7.30 pm Air-Line. " 8.30 ' " 8.30 pm States viile, " 1100" '' 2.00 pm C. G, East D , " 8.30 " " 9.00 pm Ca West D " 6.30 pm ' 9.00 pm Money Order and Register hours from 9 a. m, to 4 p. m, -;?cr e Mcdonald, p. m dec21 tf CITY BULLETIN A million and one stars were visible last aight. 1 ' Many new advertiseiEe.a's this niorni rig. Read them. The hornets had la., meeting last night. Nothing but routine business. ' Brakes were put upon the engine of the Pioneer Steam Fire Company, on yesterday. Strong probability of frost this morning. Last nigbt was cool till it was almost cold. The street lamp which has ju3t been put up in front of the Central Hotel, is an im provement.,. The Piedmont Press says that trains on the Western North Carolina Railroad take break fast and dinner at Canova, Let's all go up to fee 'em eat. The Trade street pavement in front of the old building which Col Oates is having re vamped,, is a good deal torn up, and night pedestrians ust be careful. A Washington telegran published this morning, says that the Comptroller of the Currency calls for reports of National Banks cp to the lOih of the current moath. Sunday was warm and pleasant enoughi and large crowds attended tho morning ser vices, at the different churches. , The storm in, the evening, however,' put a stop to the services at that time. The two editors of ikis paper have been elected honorary members of the Calleopean Society of the Carolina Military Institute, arid beg to express their appreciation of the compliment implied. The protracted meeting at Tryon Street M E Church, is being continued this week. As a result of the service last week, there were five aeceion3 to the church on Sun day. A man named Baker was brought to the city, yesterday, and confined in jail, charged with stealing corn from the plantation of Stenhouse, Macaulay & Co., near Pineville. He Was committed by Justice Potts, of Pine ville. We haye in 6ur possession the full teit of the opinion of the Supreme Court in the case of J-seph H Wilson et. al., vs the City of Charlotte, regarding the liability to taxation of stocks, bonds and other evidences of deDt and will lay it before eur- readers to-mor-row. During the progreis of'the sermon in the Second Presbyterian Church von. Sunday morning, a lady, who grew sUddenljill, rose to go. oat, and fainted in the vestibule.-'"The affair (Sccasioneoa temporary sensation, but the services were notf materially interrup!- Wcare;indebed io Col J P Thomas, Su perintendent., Sot aopy ef -$bfc semi-annual merit rolls. 6f the classes and condnct roll of the corps of cadets of the CafoHoa "Military Institute, showing tbe results of the term beginning September 15, 1875, and endiDg January 31, 1876. Advertising hi Hard Times. Horace Greeley, who knew the value of advertising to business men probably as well as any man that ever lived, always insisted that in hard times when busintss. was dull and money scarce, was of all others the time when merchants should advertise the more liberally so as to stir up the people's minds to buy from them. .. Hand Cut Off. . One day in the latter part of last week, Mr Clareni-e Y, hisnant, youngest son,oMr P S 1 . L m is :C l 1 1 , t . 1 . . 1 Yi Luscucf, mieoi uiisciiy, uau ms iianu cut entirely off in a planing mill at Welford Station, on the Air Line Railroad, in South Carolina. His father who Fas in Charlotte at the time, was telegraphed for, and has gone over to learn the extent and probable iresulVof his son's injuries. Trade'gy In Ashe County. Information has reached this city of tbt traglp'end of Wm.'-Bay, a citizen of Ashe county, wbo does a good deal of trading here, and is quite well ' known in the busi ness irdes otybaflbtte, It is stated that on Sunday .the 5fch inst.,"a crowd of men with whom he' was at nmity wen t to his house and attacked htm, cutting his throat from ear to ear. The cai3 of the enmity is not known hare: indeed no particulars have been learned, other than those, just given. : ,, . ,;r - , The Courts. . --.n ; ' " i J Mayor's trJljlMcNinch wai arjajgnjerl tor a breach 01 sne peace ana tor resisting arrest; bewas fined $10 and cost, and bound in a. bond of $200 to keep the peaCe , ,' , j . Before Jvgtice Davidson. Douglass Har grave and Alice Hargraye, botn colored,; tdi breaking tne peace; pat under hands' Vpf $20 each for their good behavior. , i jHenrrWiiliatusicolorjd.i Uptake ault ana Dattery on uosey itiacswood, also colored, and, was.fiaed $2 and, cost ; ; Personal, '' v"' ' Ord P Doiian, late; the editor of the widely. itneX arrived in this' city on Sunday flight, Hind spen t. yesterday .here,- visiting among I his friends. It afforded a yaSt a'mbti'nt I of rencity toiaapjae jiana 01 this oruiiant brother in busineW nonc!s. He retiims.tiiB 1 m or nine Judge 44.pw''trongn:'icitF LJastevning, on his way to bold Polk Court. specratgenl of thrpdst 'owe VeTTartii i, jarnyeq in inepiiy iass Bigu, t j 1 1 Tne City Case Decision. The late decision of the Supreme Court in the case of J H Wilson et, al., vs. the City of Charlotte, sets a much mooted question at rest. All the facts in the case were dicided in favor of the defendant. The decision will add largely to the revenues of. the city,' and masty persons who have declined to pay their taxes until a decision should have been reached in this case, are notified that they are now expected to tay their arrearages, for receiving which the City Marshal will attend at his offi e every day this week. A Skeleton In a Shaft Progress of the VV. N. C. R K. A correspondent at Old Fort writes us that a few days ago, while the hand3 employed on the Western North Carolina Railroad work, were engaged in cleaning out the bot tom of the shaft in wannanoa Tunnel, which is 126 feet deep, and which has here tofore had 100 feet of water in it, a human skeleton was discovered, with a hole through its skull. It is supposed that these are the remains of some person who has been mur dered and the body thrown in this shaft, within the last fiye years. The discoyery Qf course excites a good deal of sensation in the neighborhood. The passenger trains on the Western road, were to have run to Henry's (late Malone's store) on yesterday, and regularly after this time. A Grateful Corpse. "Cut off in the blossoms of my sin, Uuhousel'd, disappointed, unanel'd; No reckoning made, but sent to my account With all my imperfections on my head." This is what CaptC P Hyde thought the other day, when he read his obituary in the Observer. He has just passed through here on hi3 way from the South, and told the re porter that be knew the statement of his. demise was a falsehood as soon as he saw it. He expressed himself as thankful, however, for the compliments paid him in the notice of his death, and remarked that we could just save the type as it could be used again when he does sure enough peg out. It was stated to him that the item was gleaned from the Richmond Dispatch, to which paper it was credited, and he , borrowed a shot-gun and boarded the Richmond & Danyille train. Fashivn Notes. Calico dresses are coming in vogue for street wear. Bows, sashes, and loops are placed on ap propriate parts of the dress ad libitum. Percale, cambric, calico, and lawn will take the place of linen and batiste for suits next summer. Black silk eaeques will be. worn for street wraps, cut very loag and of similar shape to those now in vogue. - The rmw calicoes and cambrics for spring wear have plain grounds showing stripes, checks, plaids and dahes of color. One deep, long pocket, either plai tec gath ered, appears on the left side of nearly every imported costume this spring. Fer millinery purposes there are basket woven, granite-woven, and serge silks in cream and other fashionable colors. Grog grain ribbons will be used in trim ming spring bonnets, but serge and basket woven ones are also shown for that purpose, Box plaited ruffles and . flounces are pre ferred by modistes for stylish suits in course of preparation for Easter Sunday and alter Lent. Coat shaped sleeves with deep gauntlet cuffs, or with several overlapping ruffles toward the wrist, are adopted for all wsh goods suits of the coming season. A Former Charlotteau. Mr John Vanlandingham, iwho has just returned from a visit to Florida, brings in teresting information concerning W H H Houston, the fjrger,' who jumped his bail in this city about a year ago,' and fled to Florida. Houston now has a wholesale and retail leather store and saddle and harness manufactory, in Ocala, and is said to be do ing a flourishing business. We haye before ui a copy of the Ocala Banner, in which he has an" advertisement measuring about a third of a column, signed "H Houston," He says that he intends to make enough money to pay ail of his debts in North Caro lina, and then come back here -to live in Charlotte again. He became mixed up in a pretty hard scrape down there not long ago, involving fraud upon his employers when ha was the manager of a large tannery, bat worked oat of it in some way or other, and legal steps were not instituted against him. Houston did not try .to conceal his North Carolihacharactef from the people among whom he has recently settled, but told them all about his "'irregularities" up here before anybody else had an' opportunity to do so. He is an odd character, this Houston. He is a yery Mulberry Sellars, and his dreams of the future are now of the brightest char acter. Seyere Storm, c . A terrific storm, such as has not been knewa here for a long Awhile, passed oyer this city on Sunday evening. In the after noon, the clouds began gathering with in creasing thickness, and before, they broke, hung in a heavy, black' mass close to the grbnnd, charged with electricity which1 oc casionally broke' forth, illuminating every thing with a bright, tnpernatural light. Pre sently the flood gates were opened, and rain and hail fell In torrents, accompanied by wind and .lightning. The storm continued, not a great while, but during that time raged with tremendous fury, the bait stones and large rain-drops falling ith the force of solid rocks. lure long, however, tne storm ceased to howl ;' the -clouds broke and dis appeared: by midnight-the. moon was out brighi aui'fulland fcnftrigb-tsun of yester day morning looked down upon streets as clean as if the city had been swept from ne end-to the other with a . great broom, with,, little pf eyen dampness to tell of the fury of the storr oftthe eveptag.' hefoje, and none of its traces' left except a look of beautiful tidiness on all hands. ;;.ia vii j ?'JL friend In the Steel Creek neighbdrllobd writes that the storm visited that section. .The hail-fell very heavily, at first in small lamps, bat before it ceased, fn Btones as large as a nartrfdVe eee and some as laree as aJ r guinea egg. ; It is not though that th4 hail did, any material injury totheropa.bf The .4 -storm seems ta have beeh pretty 'general Living Out Doers. There haye been two negroes in Morning Star Township, for the past two weeks, who live oat in the brash heaps and the thickets, and who are very ragged but are ss)d to be heayily armed. They go up to the houses occasionally and beg something to eat, and at nigbt their Ares are frequently seen gleaming in the midst of the thickets.- The impression prevails in that section that they are escaped jail-birds. Some time ago, some negroes escaped from ConcorJ jail, and these two may be of that gang. Much Smoke, Little Fire. On Sunday afternoon Mr W P Myers re ceive;! a telegram from a brother, at Monroe, telling him to come there by the next train, as he was under arrest for having shot a ne gro. Mr Myera went down and returned last evening. He found that on Sunday, for some impudence given him, his brother had drawn a pistol with which he struck a negro across the head. The pistol was dis charged at the time the blow was delivered, and as the negro had his face burned, and was knocked down, it was thought that he was seriously hurt. It turned out, however, that his only injury was that received by the blow from the pistol, and that this was but a gash on the head. . The Magistrate's fees were paid, and the case ended. - , Supreme Court Decisions. Opinions haye been filed by the Supreme Court, in the past few daysj n the following cases, among others. We extract from the Raleigh Jfews : Rebecca Houser vs. Levi Sain et. al., from Lincoln. Affirmed. J R Moore and wife vs. Gilbraflu Dickson from Gaston. Affirmed. Bank of Greensboro vs City of Greensboro from Guilford. Reversed andjudgment for defendant. State vs Gus Graham, from Anson. Af firmed. S M Thomas vs R H Campbell, from Rich mond. Error. Judgment reyersed. George R Trexler ys Richmond fe Dan ville Railroad Company, from Guilford. Af firmed. ' sF 37-"" Merchants & Farmers National Bank of Charlotte vs W R Myers, from Mecklenburg Reversed. E M Holt ys George W Patterson, from Cabarrus. Affirmed. W. A. Smith et al, vs G L Gibson, from Cabarrus. Affirmed. State and John Brown et al, vs Joel Pike, Administrator et a1, from Guilford. Affirm ed. ' The following is a digest of the o Din ion of the Court in the case of Curlee ys Tbomas, from Union; A. recovers a judg ment against B. for $103, who subsequently obtained judgment against A. for $60 upon a cause of action existing at the time of A's judgment, but which was not pleaded as a counter claim. On a motion in the Superior Court, in which both judgements were dock eted, to allow the judgment of B. to be cred ited on that against himself, Held, that A's personal property exemption protected the judgment against B. from any such proceed ing, as it is in the sense of Art. 10, Sec. 1 of the Constitutional final process. SPECIAL NOTICES. We aie of the opinion that it must be good, for the simple reason that so many praise it and physicians prescribe it. We mean Dr Bull s Cough Syrup. Sciple & Sons, Coal and Lime Merchants, Atlanta, Ga., Analysis of our Shelby, Ala. Lime 98.65. The strongest Lime in the United States. Montevailo, 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 Konth Carolina ana Georgia. We solicit orders, send for prices. SCIPI Jfi & BOJNB, dec30 Atlanta, Ga. Augast Flower The most miserable beings in the world are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. More than seventy-five per cent of the peo ple in the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their e rrect such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,- Habjtual Costiveness, Palpitetion-oflbe Heart, Heart burn, Water-brash, gnawing ana Darning pains at the pit of the Stomach; Yellow Skin Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste in .the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low snirita. Ac. Go to the Drue Store of Messrs T. C.'B'mith & Co., wholesale agents and re- J tail druggists generally and" get a7&oent cent bottle, or a SampVe Bottle for 10 cents. Try it. Two doses will-relieve you. dec30 Nervous Debility., -. VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION A weak exhausted feeling, no energy or courage ; the result of mental oyer work, indescretions or excesses, or some drain up on the system, is always Cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Hpecinc jno. m. It tones up and invigorates the system, Oispeis tne gioom ana ajespoaaency, lmparus strength and energy stops the. drain and rejuvenates the entire man. Been used twenty years with perfect success by.tb.Qas ands. Sold by dealers. Price $1 per single 1 . i t i I 1 j x ' vial, or $5 per package of five vials and $2 yial of powder. 8ent by mail on receipt oi price. Address HUMPHREYS' HOMEO PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, 2 Broadway, New York. p&r Bee large Advertisement . no9 ly NEW ADVJ2RTfSEiHEOT3j WHITE WASH BRUSHES. - Paint Brushes,. Blacking BrnBhas, Varnish Brushes, just received by .- nJc: o '. mari4 ;W Ji BUK-WJCtL E (LU. FINE FRESH U'-1 i TjIRESS Florida Oranges, Fresh Prunes JL 1 only 15 Cents per pound. Fresh it otil 10al2i cents per pound. Sea -Foam Baking, Powder; New Stock Canned Tomatoes, Fresh; Canned tine Apple, Fresl Cocoannts, Pkk lea ery cheap, English 'Chow : ChoiT; ' jEn- 4Uah.Pauii4ow.er,..it.iJ z ANDREWS ; marl4 .o'n Hid 9 'as .uhii ri.i an. :iH' u nv, -! ft t ii-n.: -a ftlO1 8eirKerosene at 80 cents and wiftcon 1 tinnetodtf so.'' " sf I T, i,yi ,.j bT- COfcEMAN A SOK1. i C mafli ihaib ft Bfdai&ana.t i.:n:&& . -' MURDER OK- TRADE STREET! THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between High Prices and Groceries, has been dissolved by the death .of the former who has been killed by 'T Coleman A Bon. They are still alive and WIDE AWAKE, and are up with the spirit of the times, and will sell GOOD RELIABLE GROCERIES to Farmers or City Customers, at the very closest possible profits, so when you want the most goods for the least money, don't fail to give them a call. Believing that large sales and small profits pay better than slow sales and big profits, we rely on this to make our money. Remember we are doing strictly a CASH business and don't ask us to make TICKETS. ' T. Coleman & Son, At the Wide Awake Grocery. marl4 . - JiNDRETirS GARDEN SEED, : Arethera3st reliable, sold in Charlotte only by W R BDRWELL & CO. marl4 TJSE ALADDEN SECURITY OIL, " WilUnot explode, and as safe as any oil sold. Price lower than any in the market. W R BUR WELL CO, marl4 8prings' Corner. Horse For Sale. HAVE a good farm or saddle Horse for sale low. Must be sold as I have no use t for it. B N SMITH, marl 4 JICHMOND HAIR DYE, Heimstreets' Hair Coloring, Ayera' Hair Vigor, Hall's Hair Renewer. Batchelor's Hair Dye. W R BURW&LL & CO., maris Springs' Corner. THE FINEST . Brandy Sfitis and Whiskey for medicinal use, fofJiaUhy - - 4. . - - ' W R BUR WELL & CO niar!4 Springs' Corner. , Jg UFFALO LITHIA WATER, 10 cases, fresh at QmarH W R BURWELL fe CD'S. FJIHE BEST CIGAR To be had 3 for 25 cents, is the La Parepa, to be had at W R BURWELL A CO'S. marH A From This Date WE will sell Pratt's Astral Oil at 40 cents a gallon. T C SMITH & CO. mar 10 40 Cents WILL buy one gallon of Pratt's Astral Oil the best Lamp Oiliin Use. marlO T C SMITH & CO. STOP Tii-EjiKIBIG- jfHSOUT ! L O T1 ES 33 S . - .tjt.fi; WAIT ONLY A FEW DAYS TO BUY CHEAP GOODS. WE ABE BUYING XT TEH J3 "3T1 O C3 3Sw FOE CASH. AND EVEEYBQDY NOW WE ARE GOING TO MAKE FORGET ALL ABOUT THE HARD TIMES. ALEXANDER, marl2 m .HE- I T E PLENDID WITT KOWSKY & MOTELS' WHITE AND FANCY. ENGLISH. .VI LARGE S TO -i.i .1 'H ' 3F3 E iE: ' , - - -!. ,-1,-t ..'' riiMirf 1 .jtjfy ,)'- ALEXABER BEAUTIFUL BERLIN I OU J- IK'S A(X) - "? Ii . - . V7 . It! i 1V" i--- '-.. 0; V5'f':r. I Ten Cent Column. Advertisements will be inserted in this column at the rate of ten 10) tints per Kne, fo each iruertion. 2?o: advertise merit take for less than twenty-five cents. Eight words make a line. JUNIOR BOP CLUB-The' members of the Junior Hop Club, are requested to meet w the- front-Toom" over Spencer ft Allen's Store, (o-night at 7 30 p. m. Business of importance to be transacted. . ;wTT W1LKERSON, E P Youhg, President. Secretary. inarli It . , . . FOR SALE Three hundred Cross Ties, twenty-five thousand pouad Iron, and ten thousand pounds of. heavy hollow Metal Pipes, which might be used;for gas or drain ing purposes. Apply to mariaiw : J 6-MBANS. V, S Internal BeVenne, SPECIA L TAXES. May f 1 876, to April 30, 1 077. THE Revised Statutes or the United States, Sections 3232, 3237, 3239 and X239, re quire every person engaged In any boriness, avocation, or empbyment which" renders him itabrei wSPECtAL' TAX, TO PRO. CURE. AND PLACE CONSPICUOS LY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS a STAMP de noting the paymentof said SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax Year beginning May 1, 1876, before commencing or con tinning bus iness after April SO, 1876. 1 THE TAX EMBRACED ' WITHIN ! THE PROVISIONS OF THE ABOVE QUOT ED ARE THE FOLLOWING VIZ l Recti fid p imiiwm 200 0d Dealers, retail liquor 25 00 Dealers, wholesale liquor.....,,......., 100 00 Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale....'. 50 00 Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 00 Dealers in leaf tobaoocv...wi.-....... 25 00 Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 00 And on sales of , over $1,000, fifty, cents for eyery dollar in excess $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco,.... ManuCactures of 8till8.... ......... ...... 6 00 50 00 20 00 20 00 10 00 . And for each still manufactured And for each worm manufactured.. Manufacturers of tobacco Manufacturers of cigars......;......... r Peddlers of tobacco, first class (saore ' than two horses or other animals(.. Peddlers of tobacco, second olass (two 10 00 50 00 horses or other animals) 25 00 Peddlers of tobacco, third class (one horse or other animal) 16 00 Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class (on j . . foot or public conyeyance).Mre,.. ... 10 00 Bre wers of less than 600 barrels : 50 00 Brewers of tOO barrels or more......... 100 00 Any person, bo liable, who shall failio comply with the foregoing requirements will be subject to severe penalties. .' Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Special Taxes named above must apply to J J MOTT, Collector of Internal Revenue at St4te8ville, and pay for and procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1876, and WITHOUT FUR THER NOTICE. 1. D PRATT, Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Office of Internal Reyenue, : Washington, D. C, February 1, 1876. mar 12 6td 4tw , N.Y. Russett Apples JND Fresh LEMONS, just Received a ANDREWS Sl JONES'. mar7 -AKD- KNOWS THAT IS THE WJLY TO BUY SPRICES ISO LOW TJLA.T YOU WILL SEIGLE & CO. O 45 JU g STOCK OF! 0 K T 0W E L L S i t,';!-? f.'.'ii p.H neitr it'". AND - lit; 3L. 3E 3SS:fS., :' ''i , ):,p,.; f r-. KID 'if. ).ti-v. n .1 "';i7 i i ri.i- ,1 i-.ii '-'; ift "liArt IB J. , . ... IhiH Uli:- 05C11 lis:. "I9UUOW OR. sii oiau, ovaiD ooanoi fid yfjiiftlfi 1B BeptirtsNof it come fm-J considerable; dis- maris i baa marl4 ; ii the oityiaa ku .tiits ViiwaBgithe Itaiiroads ' 2dil l.IS i dvhbOlTl ",.i.;-..t If. i .MUJ.Xl Hi TJSt' - - ;