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D A I L!S2 OBSERVE III
,sr r put
W cJncs3ay.' February ! WW.
U:
U;.5?Th followifffc areine scneauies now od-
r 5.; iTd on t he various Railroads running
L& y. into the city; r.mv;?;'?y.. i "
, I Mail leaves,.........- .- i - a. jn
fi t'i.ccom'aknd.Ffeigbt, rrive,...,.2 00 a.m
-"ATT L A.T LAVTA ' A' 1KEMOIB AHHJH DAIIT. ,
VV.ti leaves, ....... 10 8? p. m.
: it eBAUOTn coitouia at;gusu- ; i ' ;.
leaves, .....10 55 p. m.
,n s Accomm'n ami Freight arrives- v
- v. :;; daily except 8undayB.;........6 19 p. m.
i s Aocom'n and Freigal leaves.;.. ....3 15 a. m:
ciaoitSA craBii.--l Eastern Diylsion.3
VMM leaveadaily except" Sun-i
; 4aya,l-MV"" a. m.
' " Mail arriyes dpi4!8 -.39 P- m-
1 caSOUHA ciHTBAi Western Division
ilkmLiL 5 so P.
ni
Mail leave-o.;..,..i 7 uua.
7 00 a. m.
MaiaVriW.1....... a.
leaves 2 45 p
m
m
AulA 4. Atlantic , JStutes, easterly winds,
backing to colder northeast and north
west with falling Jollowed by rising ba
rometef cloudy weather followed by clear
weather.
HBvV OVfcRiI9EiHEJlTS,
0;Th following is the list ofadver
, tiietnehts, which appear for the first
tittie this morning : . .. . i
; Smitb AFjorbes-Bo3ta.andSboe9.
Best &Vaodegrift-Se'ed Potatoes.
Boyd .fcOvermanT-Bargain Counter
Alexander, Seigle & Co Ruffs, Ac.
. J'Dula Seeing . Believing.
Andrews fc Jones At Cost.
J J Mptt Notice.
T W Sparrow Fruit Trees.
J.Duls Fellow Citizens.
LOCAL, DOTS.
; 'Lent.:
Tu-ly is Ash Wedneedy.
No VUy.or'a cout yesterday.
There is a time for every thing.
Just now nursery men are in order.
These cold, dusty blustering days
give ua foretaste of what March will be.
T. W. Sparrow of Davidson C (lge
aijent of Westbrook's Philadelphia
nursery is in the city soliciting orders.
Therailroad agents are forrainj a
rtnc Oik a matter not app-rt inin t
railroad busiueaj. ; In ts re ted prtie
, IojK out fer fi cmptain.
Tli e dearth af casei still continu$
in the Ju-ites couita, and ene of the
dispensers of the iaw, declares a willing
n - 6 shoulder a musket if that wt i
better tiinf8 any.
Yesterday developed more thn the
tubal number of matrimonial appli
cants , Eight marriage licenses wtrr
tken from the Register's office; seven
w lioes and one black. Look out for
squalls I
A gentleman just from Lincolnton
reports that Maj A W Burton, the
Mayor of that plat.;e wa dyinn from a
paralytic stroke when he leftyesterdny
" about noun.
' The Bare foot Chief report the
, 1 V.ounjg-man-afraid- f-hiarSqu iw, as ab
u a jntfropl he wigwam; arnl fear thnt
,a ' that he' Will sovui take his depa ture
ta forj he happy hunting ground in the
1? '' Sfit majority beyond.
v 'Irt;anoiher colurtin we t-ub'sh a
communication repomn.enciii.g the
retenthm of Dr. -lissom, hs g per-
r: 'i lit- a & cs't- . r
?,.. :$uiteiiai!)tapj v)w In-iD As lu i
h$ i Raleigh, an-1 1 Wou'd merely re'i ark en
'f.lpf':-thiih'9oiti '. .of ' the writei
wi. -are wh. taken.
s -Oar ister cities of Wilmingt-n,
AC!flkrli'Alr!nliimhTa Alli.t 1 .,
: fast, seem to have plenty of theatrical
usemeti.jE relto,lhem.-,Oflate the
dharlotte" Operi House, one of the
prettiest in ibe' Sodtn. 'hnt been ocrn
trt.
Inly eemliujriair1 Why rA
dtlJlSthUS? . f"?;t .,'rr (
. jC TidSly 's book' store was crowded pret
i -tj n?uch;tb:e,('w hole day uwith young
't'MtdUW& Mhe'r yoitng bloods, en
t:JKHi('lt most comic alnd
- -'sentimental talefitmes to be found.
fSta'zf festive, ' blushing
ana notsy-cDetweenTnenntftryo fathers
tii; tiMi'ZirsJzi - cTjtiirji ?r-s"s e"".
.i aadruaUUltchafchs, s a season ; ol
fastrngirfri ayer cpmmembrative of
and continues t ilt Eter. It observance
;inoe rcetwS9raohiten bymost of
u ijmcijwiv utnomiBairon!, r I
nw'Trttierihip:''r "" ' j
Messrs w R Burwell. and f.W iM
,m
"'AcCorry Atttmpt .' tosrat a Bensa
-'- . ,-1. ' --..'W--:-.-v-' .Hii-iii!'! ..'t?mA-4 .
m .i oCa yesterday -eyenfafffaeVperijo
r; afceig," "caused i toJieSposted jon
id i ih OB3EfttfiiTbillefin;boar
.eveiIIawolpOT
be fth'extra
; f :lorda?vole -tie'giiaf?
"" The so-called extra wasthe heading of
r" "in ficlvertiipg Hrcuiar Ju it:nelther
"a 'created aoynkthemerrimentori X
dUmeSLtl V" the Papers wexeqaickly
' torn dovn and torn'to pieces. f
.fctii&ftinJ illfAffPrtly
, commence busines at the old stand
r.' Burwell
buys out Dn J. M. -Miller, and Mrl
by. W. J. Black, in the firm of: iWilaon
The CHirlctte Or era,
4-
a ThVreorgam"24tion of thia oompany
is progressing finely and from present
appearances Charlotte will soon be
able to boast of two military compan
ies. (Forty members is thet .complement
required for organization and some
twenty, odd. .have obligated to ; join
already? eleven Ibeingl old members.
We wish them good speed.
A Fractious Totith. ;
Considerable excitement was caused
yesterday in front of this office by the
boisterous conduct of a drunken young
man by the name of Henry Clontz,
rom the country. He resisted the
officers with all his might, and his fath
er came to his rescue. .;. The old man
was thrown, heavily to the ground by a
bystander, and policemen Hit! and Orr
took the fractious young man before
the proper authority, where he was
fined $3.50 and allowed to depart.
;
Statesvill Items.
OurStatBville! correspondent writing
under date of February the 12th says :
"Sunday was . a bright beautiful day,
services were conducted in our various
churches, latge c ngrtgtions being in
atiendauce. The day was signalized
by two 'runaway,' resulting very dis
asiruualy io buggies, but fortunattly
doing no lurther damage to peak of.
'VV ork on the new Methodist Church,
which bad been suspended on account
1 the coid weather, is being rapidly
pushed forward, anUJttte congregation
looit iorwaiu to lis eany-oomp-euon.
"Prof. Humphreys, late State En
tomologist of Georgia, is stopping in
our id ids t making collections in his
line. He has already added largely-to
Lis Vote, ill the ' way. of minerals, and
pronchinccs this vicinity rich in miner
al wealth.
"Col. R F Armfield will deliver an
address at the- Court House on Tues
day evening, on education, its import
ance &c. Mere mention of the CoL'a
name will ir suie for him a large audl-
ence.
: "Severs! Northern gentlemen aie
here looking atthe country with a view
of settiibs, provided they are favorably
imprYsed,
"The merchants Complain of dull
tim. s, atid the people geierally vote
this delightful ; weather which we are
having."" T
St. Valentine's Day.
Tradition informs us that on the 14th
Ua ol F bruary, as one year succeeds
another, thebirds mate, and old winter
dons her Sprint; .garments. Wtiether
this is true or not St. Valentine's day
is always look eoT forward to by the
t,e-ux andslasses of every christian
country. Ori-inally it was the uuiver
sal cub om, to exchange missives o
wijkdnt(ssK. love jmd uttVctiou on this
day, hut Ue .UsU)ui: has been ktradily
dt chuii. g in itie higner circles of eocir
tv, and at prt sint fit da only a slight
recognition, except - for. the sending of
comic or ridiculous sentiments. The
missives are always sent by an anony
moux person, ai d are ineffectual unless
the hidden author can be' suts- quently
discovered.
The festival has descended rightfully
to the children, who enjoy it wuh the
hearty zest peculiar to them. Its ori
gin is mvi ived in obscurity. It has
been confer dtd thai it has descend--d
from the old Romm s, who, during the
m- nih of February, among other fes i
vls drew ttie riHmea of young girls
lr m a box; and that the church, find
ing tttt the people clung t this pi ac
tion, gave it a rel'gio' s dress ami placed
it under the-pmro' ag 4 Si. Valentine.
Ai other tluory, and probably the cor
rect one is, ihat it is a rebc of the na
ture re tpion wh ch recognize. I jthis
tim as the season for nmting 'am one
anins and I eiu e fanctified this time
to tt-e eexe. The cuffom of devoting
this day to ffioivities and interchange
'J g feelings was some time back very
largely observed m England, Scotland,
and on some partt of the continent. -Partus
of lalies and gentlemen would
as8-mb!e on the eve of St Valentine
and write on pieces of paper the names
of their acquaintance. These Jwere
thrown , into a box and the nanus
drawn out by those present, each draw
ing one of an opposite sex, The person
whose name was then drawn became
the valentine of the person drawing,
and so remained for a year. This rela
tion was a sort of temporary engage
ment which ripened into a real one.
This amusement was very popular in
the Fifteenth century among all grades
of society, even at many European
courts. It however fell into disuse, and
the symbolic meaning passeu away;
the era of glaring prints came with
their burleoquH as well as sentimentali
ty, and Ihe custom has been rapidly
disappearing. It now lingers princi
pally fes 'ajarmip9 ;sport forfthe little
ohes, oris ayailed of by persons to in
dulge in coarse builisques at the ex
pense of others, -j ;. ; ) ,
, Icommdnicated
Dr, Orlsaom.
Messrs. Editors :
r, As, much has been said 4n, . re garjd to
lsi ui ioauiu o uiauagi;uicuii OJ... Hie 1 11-
sane Asylum and the propriety 7 df his
reiuuvai, i uesiio iu express wnat I
believe to,eHtherseniiraents of the
Democrats of this section at least. : I
Aa rule, we are J of- those,rho be
lieve in displacing those in power, who
through the lone dark nicht. not onlv
deserted us, but ; by their nositionland
intelligence assistea tne more ignorant
r iij-Ji!;.. tip. : i . . i . ..
iu lurging oiaimsior our oppression.'
North Carolina, disrobed ' and dia
crowned as he has been, now that she
is itf charge" of s herxjwn true sons, can
UPsiFord to uphold the hands tof her
despoilers. - But to this rule as to all,
there are .exceptions, andil think Dr.
Griesom - a most worthy one; In the
first place hfi has never been a bitter
hRrtisa.taoutth' Generally votiriar the
tfepublican ticket, I know that in" th e
lairt campaign he rf used to paytri
hnt tn Cresar' to "throw inthe
WW -w . - - j-
I
general corruption fund of the Radical
party. or, said he "holding the posi
tion I do it5is not right .thaw I should
do' this thing." -Bat be his politics what
they may, is a matter of small concern
in this instance. "
i The question Canst thou minister
to a mind; diseased?'' is f grave im-
ortance. and did r mere than make a
point in a marvellous drama.
Tbe Legislature, confessedly one of
ability and fairness, should rise abave
payty and . party t considerations,' and
tnmK onrv ot those uniortunate leiiow-
bei'gi, afflicted - with the saddest
calamity that can befall our nation. ;
JTor what is man, infinite, though he
be in faculties, "in action like an angel,
in apprehension like. a God," when the
divine image charactered in the face,
and mirrored in the soul, is shattered
by insanity,.
Insanity and intemperance its fore
most proximate cause,' are the dark
shadows, which follow our civilization,
with an ever deepening gloom. Ihey
appear at our firesides, our altars, our
most sacred seats like the skeletons at
the Egyptian feasts, as if to itiock us.
1 here are evils at work in our midst,
which are paralyzing the energies of
hundreds of our people,., mortgaging
future generations to imbecility, insan
ity and premature death. It would
seem then one of the first and hightst
duties of the Sute, to invoke her most
skilhd and scientific men, to resist and
check those calamines, which w eaken
its strength bv deteriorating its citizen
ship. While there are many eminent
physicians in the State, it is generally
conceded that Dr. tiritsom is better
uited fr the position he holds, than
anv of inem. tiis rnindis enriched
with the treasures of a very, fnithful ex
perience.' The ratio of deaih is less
and the per centage of cures grea'er,
among those under his care, than can
be found in any siixiilar institution lh
the country. This is shewn by statistics
and ia not, a mere dictum.
He.X?nect8 credit on the State, not
only as the Superintendent of her Asy
lum i but. as a gentleman of refinement
andulture.Vwho' by careful research
and study, ha thrown.-new flight on
the peculiarities of insanity, the causes
thereof and the remedies therefor.
We are clad -to be able to state that
such sterling Democrats and experi
enced physiciana as . Drs. Burke Hay-
ivdod.' R B, Haywood, Hill, Hiues,
DlcKee of ISalelgh, Drs. Whitehead and
Sutnmerreri 'or. Salisbury, De Rotseti of
Wilmingtohand rJ endereon of Concord,
and ' such true and faithful papers as
the -iSfnfmeFayetteville Gazette, Gold-
boro McMenger, Charlotte Democrat,
Milton Chronitle and perhaps others,
hoi bnly "endorse his past management,
but insist that he is emphatically "the
right man, in the right place."
The tendency to draw everything
into politics, is one of the greatest evils
of the age. The State charades belong
pre-eminently to the people. They are
too broad in their philanthrophy, too
elevated in their moral purp se, tos
Catholic in their beneficence, to make
the trusts connected with them, the
rewards of partisanship.
In the name of humanity, let there
be one little spot, where the politician,
in character as uch cannot enter. Let
him look on its w alls of exclusion, more
hopelessly,! ban ever the banianed Peri
gazed upon the barred ga'esof Paradise.
And let that spot b the domain of
public charities. Respectfully,
Morganton, Feb 12, 77. C. M.
Iook out for cold westher ani don't catch
cold, but if. you do, n-nbing will meet the
requirements of our situation as well as Dr
Bull's Couih 8yrup.
ISABKIEO,
(n las- evening at ihe resi ii-nce uf Mr. C
W R'te-s, Mr E B.van of Wilaiington, tv
Mi8tSa!lie Ashnry of this city, Rev. A A
Boshamer nflBc ating
Al-o by the sme minister, at Trvon Pfret
M K Chuich, at8J t 'clock pro, Mr. John
Russell of Ches er, 8 C, aud Miss Clara
l'ough.ity of this city.
DIED
A the residence of Mr, Sam'l P '-ldeil,
in ihis citv, on the rooming of the 13th inst ,.
Mrs. Charlotte Gmgles, in the 67th year of
her at?e. -
She was a sister ol the late Dr. P ' Odd
well and Hon O W aid well, former citiiens
of this place.
Her funeral services will take place at the
residence of Mr. 8 P '"aid well corner f 8 b
anjrl.tA krets, this morning ihe 14th at 10
aVlock. am.
Tbe friends of the family ae reqne.ted to
a'tenri. The interment wil be at tbe old
cemetery.
FIM1CUL W "GOKHEHtUL
TKLEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
February 13, 1817.
PRODUCE.
Baltimore Oats and rye steady. Provi
sions and coffee steady and unchanged.
Whiskey dull at $1.09. Sugar quiet.
Louisville Flour firm; wheat firm, 1 4ox
47 for red; 1 50 for amber and white Corn
dull; white, 43; nikced, 37. Rye steady. Oats
quiet and unchanged. "Pork 'firmer, I7al7 25;
bulk meats fair demand and steady; 6, Si
an-' 91 for shoulders, clear ribs and clear
sides. Bacan quiet and unchanged. Sugar
cured hams llial31. Lard in good demand.
Whiskey steady and unchanged. Bagging
quiet 111.
COTTON.
Gal vest on Qniet; iniddlings, 12J; net re
ceipts, 2,487; sales, 361 bales; exports Coast
W.se, 988.
Baltimore Quiet ; middling, 12; net
receipts, 165; gross, 335; salas, 220 bales; spin
ners, 170; Coast, 125.
Boston Quiet and steady; middline, 13c;
net receipts, 1,657; gross, 1,886, exports to
Great Britain, 2,287.
WllaingnDui: and? fedfajftnal; mid
dlings; 12; net receipts, 315. . ,
Phi;adelphia.-Firjn; middlings 13; net
ceipts, 1,165 ; gross, 1.165; spinners, 198; cx
ports to Great Britain, 1,212.
Savaunah Quiet and firm; micrdling 12;
net receipts, 560; Bales, 500: export to
Prance, 1,484. .
new Orleans Very Tittle doing; mid
anngs 121; low-middlings. 1U; good ordi.
nary, ll; net receipts, 12,888; gross 14 046;
iea, u; exports to Great BnUin, 8,330
rrauce, l.aw, Channel, 1,315.
- j t j ; - f -" i - .
" M.blleHbliday, net xeceipls:, 711: Coast
wise, 1,216.' i4--'" -
M.'.phls-HoUdaj, net reeelpts, 1.915:
shipments, 1,263. . " , .
iJ?11 WJlialSnetW
ceipts, 600; sales; 620 bales. 7 " v.
Crlestoa-TJnchangBi; raid f lsfc; htt
Mipts, 1,088; sales. 750; expert. Cotwise,
New Yprk Cotton doll; sales, 329 bales;
middling, 12Jal5c; consolidated net receipts, r
63.824 ; :' exports to Great Britain, 64,?S6;
France, 9,092; Continent, 5,876; Channel
1,315.
FINANCIAL;
NewYerk-Moneyeasj 2Ja3; sterling steady
ii, gold $t.05jai; governments active and
steady; new 5's 101.
FUTURES.
Hew York Futursa closed steady; talw,
.r0,000 bales.
Febrasry, 12 13-32ajc.
March, 12 29-32al5-16c.
April, 1& a5-32c.
May, 135-l6all 32c.
June, 13 15-52lc.
July, 13 x9-32ic
August, 13 2 1-3W11- 16c
r Bentember, 13 ll-32ai3 32c.
! October, 12 2l-32al3c.
! November. 12 23-3225 32c.
December, 12 23 32a 25-32c
Often. VJb.K OFKlC.
Cai,ott, N. C, February 13, 1377.
The Cotton Market.
No decline took place in cotton to-day,
trt.nsactious being too light to establish a
ruarkt-t; otherwise a very nHiceabie decline
woaid have occuned. The demand being m
wxcebs of the suppiy buoyed tie market up;
but the closing was weak with a perceptible
downward tendency. We quote as follows :
Lower Grades... tall
ijw Middling...... 114
Middling 11
fcmed Middling 12
Receipts for tbe day, 111 kales.
Receipts in all Ports, 23,928 bales.
Consolidated, 68,324 bales.
Stock, 877,035 bales.
Anthracite Coal.
New supply of the very best Anthracite
Coal, which we will deliver at $9.50 per ton
Full weight and quality always guaranteed.
Orders left with Mr J Alphonso Ycung, or
at Cotton;Coinpres8 will be promptly filled.
Thanks to the public for past patronage.g2
I F E PATRICK
feha
RUSH, RUSH, RUSH.
TO
i. W. LOTUS' CASH'STOSE.
Celling off at Cost all Winter G-oo'p, to make
room tor frprmg biock.
itead)-Madc flolhing
Of the best quality ard make, at C it for
lash.
11100 Yds Drsss Goods at 15 Cents.
INSERTING & EDGING VKRY lOW
NOTIONS and HOSIFRY the best
quality ever otiered in this mar
ket, at Cost.
Only 10 pr Blankets
Will close them out at Reduced Prices.
Don't lose any time but come at
one and convince yourself.
an!3
CTTJST IUST
-AND-
FOE SALE LOW.
COUNTRY BACON,
PEARL GRITS,
PEA:RL HOMINY,
MAGNOLIA HAMS,
CHEESE,CRACKERS.
er, Ross & Jones.
feb6
i'&U:-
Millinery anil I ry Goods.
ENTIRE STOCK -AT
AIID BEL0V7 COST.
. j. j. ' i : ' '
A S Assignee in Bankruptcy of Mrs Ai-L
ii Bodfish I will selt tbe remainder of her
Block at and below cost' to close out t :
A good assortment of Genta'Futnishine
Goods. All these goods will be sold at TEN
PERCENT BELOW C08T.
Cdecl9 trSR M OATES, Assignee.
CHEAPEST TO
t&SF 32 O L. SI S A 1L US
in. s
N E,W
IRON FRONT BUILDING, TRADE STREET,, CHARLOTTE,
feW4
Pay Your Taxes !
(cmmriice the lcw Year
BY
Distorts: Yeur My.
ITNPLKAfcA Ta ihe t!-k is t me, I am
i under the neies-sity of telling tti jeo
pie ol Mtckienburg com ty, who have not
paid their taxes tor the past year, and rrore
especially thos w bo are in arrears for the
year 1875. tl at i-uch taxes
MUST BE PAID.
I am requ rei by the laws of tne State tt
turn over these taxes by certa n specified
occasions By a strenuous tffurt 1 have
been able to settle with tbe State officers,
but owning to the large amount yet remain
ing unpaid on the tax books, 1 have not
been able to settle with the oounty Treasurer
of the county. Longer indulgence will not
be given me, and longer indulgence CAN
NOT be giyeii you.
Persons who disregard this notice, after a
reasonable time, may expect to see their
property advertised lor sale.
M B ALEXANDER,
jan6 tf Sheriff.
Charlotte Institute.
fllHE Spring Terms begins February 7th,
A 1877. I be Academic Course embraces
thorough instruction in tbe English Lan
guage and Literature, in Geography, His
tory, Mathematics, Natural and Moral Phil
osophy, i;lea)istry, Asrronomy, Geology,
Physiology, Evidences of Christianity, Ac.
Unusual facilities are offered in the
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
Young ladies not connected with the In
stitution can receive private instruction in
any Department.
Daily instruction in pencil or crayon
drawing, $10 per term.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
In response to the wishes of parents who
dtsire tneir children to take a complete
coursr1, without chant:tn tbe svstttn of it -strnciion,
the principal has orar.ized a
Primary Department for littie children.
They will receive special aittntion, and the
charge will e $15 per term.
Fur other information, epply to
11 KV S 1 MARTIN,
fel2ff Principal.
I. 1.. FiLLETi E,
Has just o re -I a
XBW H T O H
. CN
Trade Street, undtr the Central Hotel, old
stana ot E J Allrn,
Where be Iff s a Choice Stock of Fancy
Goods, consibtit g in part ot
Zi PhYR ' IR UI AFP. for la- up, (very
stylish: ZKPhYR INFANT'S s H I L-
1'KENVhA' K, (very elegant); Zr.PH
YK SHaWLn lart-and small; L.CE
and SILK TIES. BLACK. H-Nlill-H
RAPE WHITE and Bt-ACK ILLU
SION. KID GLoViti--, Wriirn a d
COiOKKD. Ac Ac
Ttie.-e eoi:ds have all teen selected
with treat crf an:i comprise Hianv novel-
ii-s Apent foriheC-le rted BmircLcmlt
Kid Gl.-ve. tht PaEIIA FAVORITE.
jan31 lw
Dissolution.
fTHE firm of V adt- & Peeram is this dav
JL rtio vhi by inu i al consrnt, and the
bus lit ss will be frett;ed by
PEGRAM & CO ,
wlioare atitbr s-d to sign tl e i ame of ihe
briu ui liquidation.
H. U. VVAUE,
8.8 PkGKAM,
February 1st, 1877.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The undersijinrd nave this dy formed a
co-parinership under the style or firm of
PEGRAM & CO.,
for the purpose of conducting the BOOT
and bHOE Business in all as brancnee
( all" and see us at the old stand of Wade &
Pegram. 8. 8. PEGRAM,
W. W. PEGRAM.
First Nat Bank Building, Charlotte, N. C.
feblO 5c
Democrat and Home copy tf
Sales Valuable City
Property.
T)Y Virtue of the power contained in a
J3 deed of trust executed to tbe ondersizn
ed as trustee for the benefit of certain parties
therein named, by the late Thomas W
Dewey, on the 7th day of January, 1870, I
shall expose at pubuc auction to the highest
bidder on Tuesday of the next term of the
Superior Court of Mecklenburg county, be
ine the 27th day of February, 1877, between
tbe hours of 12 m., and 1 p m at the Court
House dvor, the following city property :
1 The lot in the City ot Charlotte known
as the Banking Houce of the Bank of Meck
lenburg and occupied by the 'ate Thos W
Dewey, extending fifty six (56) feet on
Tryon street, and the same on Church street,
and extending from street to street.
2 Also one lot in Charlotte in the North
ern nortion of-tbeity, fronting on Graham
street, adjoinng the property uf M L Bar
r nger. 39S by 2)7 fe- t, comprising three
tront and tnree baca lots.
The latter will be sold in separate
lots.
JSsS- Terms made know on day of sale.
F H DEWEY,
Trustee.
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Southern borne. Democrat and New North
8tate, copy tds. Raleigh News copy 4 times.
Bills to be rent to this office.
Watches g Jewelry,
VERY LOW AT
Hales & Farrior's.
- ' WK HATE A - ' . V
3LiA3RGJS STOCK
AND "WILL, NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
'OB- All work in the line neatly done,
and Warranted. ; . ;
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BE FOUND IN THE SOUTHERN
d FORDS
FROM THIS DATE UNTIL 'IHE 25TH INM,
1 WILL
TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY,
AT NEW YORK COST,
AS MY STOCK IS VERY LARGE AND I WISH TO DECREASE IT.
H. T. BUTLER, Near the Court House,
SUCCESSOR TO MOORE & BUTLER.
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SEED POTATOES,
EARLY ROSE,
GOODRICH AND PINK EYE.
We can supply any quantity
BEST & VANDEGRIFT.
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400 BARRELS NEW YORK APPLES,
AT NEW
BEST & VANDEGRIFT.
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FLOUR, MEAL. MILL OEFAL.
Grain, Hay, Fodder, Shucks, &c, &c,
BEST & VANDEGRIFT.
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Baltimore Branch
TRADE STREET, ADJOINING MeADIKS.
COMPETITION DEFIED T V
-0
In order to make room for my SPRING STOCK, I will sell, for the next thirty days
enure Stock of, '
Examine Prices & Convince Yourselves
j 7
AN ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK
-or
HEART RENDING
AT-
TIDBY-MRO'S.
Some of these will mak
to get them, and some will make yea weep
li you aon't get tnem.
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For Sale;
I hi.- it . j-HJl
A ITRSTCLA.88 ANSON HARDY PAPER
-Cl-CUTTING MACHINE, Ploiigh Knife
in good order. This Machine will be sold
aat very reduced rates. Apply to or addres
ftW OBSERVER,
STATES, AT
O
SELL
PEERLESS,
at the lowest possible prices.
YORK PRPOl 8
Clothing House.
O-
HIT
Proa,
IMPERIAL SALOON
U "keeps constantly on hand
LAUER'S CELEBRATED LAGER BEEB,
. ...... , By the dosen bottles $1.25,
: : By the keg $4 25.
SWEET OR SOUR; CLARET, and OTHE
- Z'i - DOMESTIC WINE3,
by the dozen bottles $3 by the gallon PJ 5tf.
. i y7.1?." 3 ER ON DRAUGHT.
: . ' OPEN DAY; AND NIGHT.
REAL ESTATE
i -raaD
Immigration Agency.
FOR the sale of Land, and providing
homes in the Piedmont regions of North
and South Carolina
, THOS F DRAYTON,
fbl2 tf Chariots N-C.
REMOVAL.
THE undersigned taks this opporlanity
to. intorm bis friends and' customers
that he has rt moyed bis tailoring Estab
liahment two doors East of his old stand on
Tryon Street, where he will be pleased to
wait on them in future.
- JOHN V0GKL,
dec . 9 tf. Merchant Tailor