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jhonimiriific Tb OMUKTBB' Jb DeparUaeat : a aen thoroughly supplied with rery &Md4 want, and with the latert style of Type, an every maimer of Job Work can now be don with neatnean, dlxpatob and ehaapnew. Wo can furnish at short notlM LSTTEa HB IDS, 0ASD8. TAO,BXCXIPT8,r08TXBa, raooB i mmtct, hand btjxb, pamphlet cmcKa, &, eOWCBIPTION KATK. ;ily I Year, (postpaid) in advance. $4 00 6 ! " " 1 00 1 moo. " , " 75 WEfcKLY EDITION. .V. . bly, ,in the county) in advance, ,.$2- 00 ' out of the county, postpaid, 2 10 6 months, " 1 05 ser Liberal reductions for clubs. VOL. XIII. CHAKLOTTE, N. C, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1876 NO. 2 220 CHARLOTTE OBSERVER. BOOTS A TV D SHOES. Corn ! Corn ! mWO CAR LOADS of CORN, for sale at L , apr30 8TITT, WALSH & CO S. Security ALADDIN OIL at 35 cents a gallon. 3 gal lons for one dollar. aprlO W R BtTRWELL & CO. 5 Cases MALT HOP TONIC. ; W R BURWELL & CO. apr!6 H AVE YOU SEEN THE 8DGAR at HOLTON fc CO'8 aprS C1ALL and see us before you ) buy your Groceries. Mayer, Ross & Jones. JUST The Handsomest Line of G-ZEICTTS7 G-AITBKS, -ASD- EVER OFFERED in this MARKET. CALL and EXAMINE. NEW IRON FRONT -SMITH BUILDING,"&TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C. mar28 FURNITURE O BALERS mwrnmi WHOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BEDDING, &C. No. 5, West Trade'.St., CHARLOTTE , N. C. , JUST RECEIVED A F TJ I a -b LINE OF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS MARYLAND. Noon Dispatches. WASHINGTON. Now They Tackle Conkling The Delinquent Tax List Congress Going to the Centennial. Washington, D. C, May 5. A spe cial to the World 6ays the agent of the Ya!e Lock Company and the Hall Safe Lock Company, charges Senator Conkling with having had a tool of his appointed one of the board of four examiners in the Patent Office, whose duty it is to examine into the value of all patents in the Lock De partment ; that this tool kept Conk ling posted as to all that was done and said by the examiners ; that Conkling argued the case of a client before the examiners, and that the commission decided in favor of Conkling's client, and against all other lock companies. Post-Master-General Jewell and Secre tary Chandler have decided to lay the papers and the case before the Cabinet to-morrow. The charges are also re vived that Conkling is using his influ ence in favor of the Western Union Telegraph Company, another of his clients. The House passed a joint resolution directing that the delinquent tax list which was awarded to the Republican, be published at the Government Print ing Office. The Senate adopted the House reso lution accepting the invitation to at tend the opening: of the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, and pro viding lor adjournment from Tne3day the 9th to Friday the 12th. The Republican Delegates to go for Blaine. Fredrick, May 5. The resolutions of the Republican Convention, speak of Grant's administration as wise, patriotic and prudent, and pledge the vote of the State to Blaine. They in struct the delegates to vote for him as long as there is hope. Mid-Night Dispatches. E.TFFR PROBABILITIES. Washington, May 5. For the South. Atlantic States, fall ing followed by rising and stationary barometer, southwest to southeast winds, slightly warmer and clear or partly cloudy weather will prevail. WASHINGTON. 5ED ROOM AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE OF COFFINSOF ALL GRADES, ON HAND. mar THE GREAT CONFLICT STILL CONTINUES!! OHIO. Decisions in Turf Cases Factory Burned. Cleveland, May 5. The Board of Appeals of the National Trotting As sociation heard, yesterday, all the cas es upon the docket that were repre sented, lne most important case was that of Goldsmith Maid vs. The Southern Ohio Fair Association, which was decided against the Maid, the Board holding that trotting for a purse for exhibition of speed does not constitute a race. An application from the Jackson (Michigan) Trotting Club for an order against the pulling of such horses as have been declared not to win, was denied, the Board holding that the spirit as well as letter of the rules was against the Jackson Club, and that racing law required the best horse to win. The Board will probably finish its business to-day. A wooden-ware factory was burned to-day. Loss, 150,000; insurance, $70,000. 1 AM DETERMINED TO SELL LOWER THAN ANYBODY ELSE ! ! Coate's Coate's Coate's Coate's Coate's Coate's Coate's Coate's Coate's Coate's Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for Spool Cotton, 4 Spools for BES PEC TDTXtjIiTT. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cents. 3353 3b,, Q-IR, lA. 3ET X C -B -ET O? K JL Xj ' EC Q T "E LI STOB IEJ GEORGIA. The Republican Delegates to Cin cinnati No Governor Nominated. Atlanta, May 5. The Republican State Convention adjourned last night at midnight, after a two days session The delegates at large to the Cincin nati Convention are : H. P. Farrow, H. M. Turner (colored), and Geo. Wal lace, (colored). The delegation is es timated to stand : Morton. 5. Bristow. G, Conkling, 4, and Blaine, 8. There are thirteen white and nine colored delegates. The Convention endorsed the administration of Gen. Grant, and adjourned without nominating a Gov ernor or electoral ticket. It recom mended a convention for that purpose to assemble in Macon before the 1st of August. MASSACHUSETTS. Suspensions of Mills. Spkikgfield, May 5. Harney, Ar nold fe Co., of the North Adams Print Works have failed, involving the clos f 11 T 1 1 . ing oi six mins. -LnaDiuties over a million. Assets, mostly unsaleable property, costing about a million and i i mi i i ii a nan. inc mins run, in an, over 1,000 looms. 800 people are thrown out of employment. PENNSYLVANA. Centennial Liquor and Passes. Dead Head Philadelphia, May 5. The Centen nial Commissioners' lawyers have de cided that the prohibitory liquor laws are suspended so far as the centennial grounds are affected. Passes for the opening ceremonies on May 10th, will be furnished all duly certified journalists on and after May Gth, at the office of the Department of the Press, 904 Walnut street. Morton in His Seat Bruce at the White House The Naval Appro priationThe Impeachment Pro ceedingsCadets Passed and Re jectedThe Declaration to go to Philadelphia. Washington, D. C, May 5. Morton is in his seat to-dav. Bruce was at the White House to day for the first time since bis de- nounciation of the President in execu tive session. Hewett and Parkes, are the sub committee on Foreign Affairs to write the Schenck report. Davenport, as attorney for the Union League worked for the passage of the enforcement acts of '70, the act to amend them, and the act to anend the naturalization laws. No Southern nominations or confir mations. House. A resolution was adopted appropriating $4,500 for the batter ven tilation of the House. Sixty odd pri vate bills were passed. The Naval Appropriation Bill report ed embraces nearly 13 millions. It con tains a provision looking to the sale of the naval hospitals at Annapolis, Md., and Washington, and directs them to be closed during the next fiscal year. It contains a provision looking to the sale of the navy yards at Charleston, Washington and Pen- sacola, and to the recession of the naval station at New London, and directs the establishment of a naval rendezvous at Tybee Island or at Cock's, in Georgia. It orders the stop page of enlists in the navy, until the number of men is reduced to 5,000. senate. The chair submitted re ports of Lieut Col L A Gilmore, of the corps of engineers, in regard to the importance of improving the channel at the entrance of the Cumberland, and deepening the inside passage be tween Cumberland and St Simon's Sound, lieorgia. The committee on Commerce and the Committee on For eign Relations, reported favorably on House bill authorizing the President to appoint two Centennial Commis sioners in lieu of those acting from Texas, and asked present considera tion. Hamilton objected. Impeachment: Carpenter would en deavor to show : First, that articles of impeachment could not be entertained against a private citizen in any case whatever ; Second, the articles of im peachment exhibited must form eyery fact essential to constitute a crime impeachable. Knott, of Kentucky, followed in behalf of the managers, but had not concluded when the Senate went into executive sessien and ad journed. The cadets passing the medical and academic examination for West Point -r- -w-vmra-k 1 1 T 11 T are: Jno t Aicuonaia, Jas vjt uyers, Edgar Hubut,Percy ETript, of Georgia; Jos A Cachrane, David L Tate, Ken. tucky ; R W Perrin, Parker W West, of North Carolina; Wm S Scott, of Texas; Andrew W Brent, Lyne S Thomas, of Virginia ; Edward S Avis, of West Vir ginia, and 11 at large. The following were rejected by the academic board, appointment vacant by this examina tion ; Second District of North Caro- Second and Fourth of Arkansas ; Sec ond of Mississippi ; First of Tennessee; the Gth and 4th of Virginia failed to report. Jno W Powell, of Mississippi, by direction of M C Bell, chief clerk of the Interior Department, leaves to morrow with the original Declaration of Independence, and will deliver it to Col Frank Etting, at Philadelphia for exhibition in Independence Hall dur ing the entire centennial. fixing the summer schedules, but they have reached no conclusion as yet. Dyer has proved sentence upon the grangers and store-keepers who had plead guilty. Their attorney desired the privilege of allowing them to make statements in the investigation of the offenses, and the ourt granted until to-morrow to prepare affidavits to that effect. The Government coun cil interposed no objection to this, but on the contrary express a desire that the defendants should have every reasonable opportunity to present such matters as would place the Court in possession of all the facts in their cases. There will he no action at pres ent in the case of Fitzroy, Thorp & McFall, as the Government wishes to use them as witnesses before the pres ent Grand Jury and also in some civil cases now pending. NEW ADVF.IlTISEIttEttTS ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, Michigan Smelt Potatoes. FRESH G-OODS ! M. M. WOLFE. may6 For Rent Cheap. THE six room dwelling on B Street, op posite 8 P Smith's residence. Has a good well of water and a garden just plant ed. For further information apply at the store of MAYER. ROSS fc JONES. may 6 3t JTTST BECEIVBD -A.T J". BOTHSOHILD'S. JN addition to my well selected Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, I hare just received the following articles : Extra Quality Green Peas, Choice Yellow Peaches In 3 lb. cam, Pine Apples in choice Loaf Sugar Syrup, Bell Brand Pears in 2 lb. cans. Sugar Corn, Im ported Sardines in half and quarter boxes, Patapsco Baking Powder, French and TorkUh Prunes, Foreiga and Domestic Pickles, Dried Pears, Tomatoes, Fine Family Flour, Meal. Bacon, the celebrated Four Ace 8ngar Cured Hams, New Orleans Molasses, best Oder Vinegar, another lot of Imported Krout, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, and in fact every thing kept in a FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE, all of which will be sold cheap fur Cash. Parties baying by the quantity for TIC NICS, AC, will have the benefit of a liberal discount in the prices of my goods. Respectfully, JT. 3HL03r,23IJ3C33Hr3E3L3n. mar2S GOOD3 DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. TTrlE CITY CLUB IS WME WO Breakfast, . 25 Cents Dinner, 50 Cents Supper, 25 Cents TableJBoard, $4.50 per week apr22 Canary, JJEMP and Rape Seed, just received. W R BURWELL & CO. mayG Fine French BRANDY and WHISKEY for medicinal use. W R BURWELL fc CO. may6 Use Fitler's gHEUMATIC REMEDY, W R BURWELL, Sole Agent, To whom address all orders. maj6 Extracts. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, fresh and genuinejust received. W R BURWELL & CO. may6 Something New. FRESH Pickled Oysters, in quart jars, ready for use. Try them and then you will be sure to like them. For sale only at W M CRO WELL'S. may6 Ice ! Ice ! Ice ! HAVING purchased the interest of W. H. H. Gregory, in the Ice business, I Am prepared to furnish Ice to the citizens of Charlotte and parties living along the lines of Railroads running into this city, at as low figures as it can be purchased elsewhere. Retail house in the cellar under the store of Loynes & Co., opposite J T Bulter's Jewelry Store. House open daily from 6 o'clock A. M., to 9 o'clock P. M. Sundays from 6 A. M., to 10 A. M. F H DEWEY. apr25 lw 3t per week lm Greenville Daily News,Spartanburg Herald copy 3 times. NEW ARRIVALS New Stock Gents' Gaiters and Boots I LADIES ! MISSES SHOES S SLIPPERS ! THE LATEST STYLE OF FLASHES. Somerset, Pa. May 5. Two hotels and five stores haye been burned here. Loss $200,000. New York, May 5. Hugh J Jewett's annual report as receiver of the Erie Road, May 75 to June 76, shows the handling of nearly seventeen million dollars. Nashville. May 5. Plenty won the mile beats. 1.45. 1.46 J. Vanderbilt won the mile and an eighth dash, 2.02J Grey Steel won the mile and a half dash, 2.43. MISSOURI. CANNED GOODS, 2 LB. CANS FRESH MACKEREL, SOMETHING FRESH & GOOD ; 2 and 3 LB. CANS FRESH PEACHES, TOMATOES, TROPHY SUGAR CORN in 2 LB. CANS, almost equal to green CORN. CORN BEEF, DEVILED HAM, LOB STEKS, TONGUE and TURKEY. SOME VERY FINE CKEAM CANDY. CHOCOLATE,- BURNT ALMONDS, CRYSTALIZED FRUIT, &C, THE BEST in the MARKET. ORANGES, LEMONS and APPLES, THE BEST SODA CRACKERS IN THE CITY. TOR SALE AT D. BI. RIGLER'S, Meetiner of Freight Agents The Whiskey Cases. St. Louis. Mav 5. A number of freight agents, representing Southern roads, who have been in session here three days, have agreed to re-adopt the rates from St. Louis, Indianapolis, Chicago and Cincinnati, to points in Georgia, Alabama, Sooth Carolina and other States known as the Green Line pointa which were in effect in Dece - ber last. There are also representa tives here of several , Eastern and' Northern roads, for the purpose of Two Doors below 1st National Bank. may5 Try It. PRATT'S ASTRALL OIL gives the kest light may be used in all ordinary lamps nrice 40 cents a gallon. 10 SMITH fc CO, raayS COPYBOOKS, TNK, Pens. Pencils, Slates, Blank Notes, A Drafts and ReceiDts. Cravons. Ac. Re ceived this day, at PUREFOY'S, aprl6 3P S JUST RE CiE IVED, CHFAP aprlo OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL, CHARLOTTE, N. C. THE BEST IF 3Rv H 3KT "HE1 FOR 61-4 CENTS, CASH. &&&JEAJ1SMB. Cs 3l. may 3 JUST RECEIVED, -AN- IIMIIMIIEniTSE STOCK OF- ETHIRDSUPPLY OF HIGH BACK T U C K C0!MiBiS, LADIES' BELTS, (NEW AND ELEGANT.) 300 PIECES NEW PRINTS, LATEST :VOTES, Democrat and Home Copy. aprSO J '
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