MEMORIES.
BY FA1BVB KYAlf.
The come, as the br- cciats
oYr the
foam,
Walking i he waves that a-a4uking to
8'eep. ,
The
Jaimt or memories iroru lur ; away
The dim dr.am of facts Uymd the dark
Thpy come as li e Mars con e out in the &ky,
That shimmtr wherever the shadows may
And ih'-iTbtei s are as soft as the sound of a
'Kn n vi V ' V'
And 1 welcome them all while wearily
eep. . . ; -- .rs-;,
Tl ey come as a s hi comes out f the pasr,
As loved mother murmured in days that
are dead ......
Whese tones spiriMbriJIi.-g lue.ou to the
last, - . i ::.
'.Vhere the gloom of the hrart wraps " its
gry oVr the he; d.
Tlity cme nkeghwts from tht grass fchroud
ed graves. ' "
And they follow our footsteps on 'life's
wind'ing way ; V -
And tbey mutmnr around us as murmur
the waves . ,
Thatsifeh on the shore at the dying of
dy. , ... . -v...
They come sad as teats to the eyes that are
bright ; .,.' '
They come-rweet as smiles to the liis
- that are pale ; .
Tbey come- dim as dreams in the depths of
the night ; .
Tbev come -fair as H iwers in the lone,
lovely ya'e.
There is not a heart that is not haunted so
Though far we may s iay fram the scenes
of the past;
lis memories follow wherever we go
And the days tbat were firat sway the days
that were last.
The Moffett Whiskey Indicator A
Protection Against Till-Tappirg.
An imprc:-skn seems to prevail that
the whiskey indicator will not be put
into use for several months, or until a
patent can be obtained for the device.
This is a mistaken idea. The Auditor
is now Ltisily engaged in making his
arrangements to have it put in the
hands of the commissioners of the
revenue at an early day. He i9 pre
paring instructions t be forwarded to
these officers in relation to Iheir duties,
how to make their returns, reports,
and other information' that will be
necessary for the etringment and faith
ful encouragement efthe law. The
idea that some have entertained, that
if a atentt is not obtained on this
machine it will necessarily make the
law a uullity, is not well founded.
Whether it is secured by a patent or
not. it will, go into operation. The
State in tbat case could attack a
lithograph label or some other seal or
mark of its own, and prevent the
machines from being, duplicated.
Senator Faniel A. Grimsley, of Cul
pepper, who took an active part in
framing the bill introducing this
method of taxation, has been in the
city for several days, and feels assured
that there is no obstacle likely to pre
vent the law going into operation as
soon as the Auditor can complete the
necessary preparations Jor isBiring the
indicators Thf 4 i one feature about
this system that has been overlooked
by the bar-keepers, and it is one that
furnishes the very protection against
till tapping that these peop'e have
long and vainly sought. Bar keepers
have long complained that their assis
tants do not make full returns at
inight of the drinks sold during the day,
With this protection in the bar there
can be no longer any complaints ot
dishonest bar-teepersi At. the close
of each day's sales the proprietor has
but to refer to the Moffett indicator
and he can at a glance see how many
glasses of liquor have been sold ; and
by referring to the -machine used to
indicate the malt liquors he sees bow
many glasses of beer were disposed of,
ana make his salesmen account ac
cordingly.
Delmonico, of New York, has re
cently sent here and obtained the bill
adopted by the Legislature at its last
session. ana has had a model construct
ed exactly like the Moffiett Dlan. A
boy is kept in the bar, whose duty it is
to turn it every time a drink is taken.
The plan was adopted no doubt for the
protection of the proprietor against
till-tapping.
lias recommendation of a law that
the trade seem to think is such a bur
densome one has not been noticed by
the Liquor Dealers' Protective Asso
ciation, composed of the boss liquor-
men, ine scheme has generally been
mentioned as- the lJpunch bill."
mere is no punching apparatus con
;"ui.u lue jjian, ji is simply an
indicator, and not unlike a low-water
indicator attached to the locomotives,
with the addition of an alarm bell.
xtcrimond JJisjmtch. ' .
AIR feTEPHES AND THE LADIES
f.ev"al of the ladies who haveheen at
the National Hotel throogh the! Win
der, have been faithful nurses to Mr
Stephens. He has been most appre
ciative of their tender care, and one
day said to one of them whom he was
thanking for her attention : "You are
the Onlv One nf rav nnmu
has never kissed me." The lady (who
is a grandmother)' immediately stoop
ed and kissed him on the forehead.
hen he ex pressed his pleasure,she said
to him : "Mt 6tephens,:IQnder that
ou, who appreciate women so highly,
ae never married." "Ah, yes," lie
w.fe "tut here's' story about
UaK ,Tbu5 he 4d, not-toll, but intN
.a.ted Je had a love affair in his youth
which had caused him to remain un-
-r--,-..
funatu,ral br'lge, far more wonder
hh J that in virgihia. has recently
been discovered in Elliott County, Ken-
o S ' -ll 13 of solid 8tonV and forms
f magnificent arch 162 feet long and 15
eet wide at the top, the river, the Lit
"e Uhaney, rolling over 100 feet below.
i LyaTda. abov the brige is a water-
,r l-eet ?!gD. and the view from the
extrrmely beautl
.UlvX1-i:
He who knows the world will not be
oasniui He who know himself
noi oe impudent.
K GARMENTS
i 'if- t :i
!Z,Ke!ca?Vle men- The knowing ones
ort t Pt the high Custom Tail
nr,i?.ake their Purchasers from our un
quailed assortment.
'-1. BP LATTA & BQv
A K0XHER Barrel of Sparkling Cider,
spS? pUt Up' ftt B W SMITH'S."
W 2 are for m advance with superior styles
rL and lar8er assortment this than in any
revioua season. E 1 l.ATTA OIO,
DAILY PRICE CURRENT
RE TAIL. MARKET.
Batter scarce and tn demani
Chickens very scarce.- -
.Eggslight stock. , -Irish
Potatoes Yerv scarce.
App'es scarce. t. , , , ; -J,
Oranges--smallstoW
" Cabbage none offering. - : - r i ;,
, Mutton very scarce; good demand.
.Bananas plentiful ,; " .
BoTTIB '
Fresh Country, 23a26
Oosben
30a35
- 40a60
From stores.
90ol5
- ' , 45o50
25o30
,30a35
20o25
16io20
ocmsy From
wagons.
Turkeys.
60a75
30a40
20a25
25a30
16Jal8
12Jal4
Ducks,
- Chickens,
Guinea.
Eea
Potato Ks
8weet, $bushel,100ai.25
Irish, " i 25al 35
Cabbasre.
1.50al.60
1.75a2.00
3a5
, per lo
- 6a8
6al0
8al2J
. 8al2J
I0a12l
124al5
15al6i
. 00a08
- O0o25
Derlb.
Fassn Mkats
. Beef. - ...
- ... Veal, .
Mutton,
Lamb,
Pork,
. - Sausage, unMufied,
Sausage. BtniTcd
Beeswax
Hoky -,
In Comb. 12alS
Strained, 13al5
Fettits Oranges, per hundred,
60a4 00
Lemons,
3E0
Apples (NorthernkDer bbl.. 5.00a5 fio
Apples (Green Moan tain), 3 50a4 00
Cranberries, per quart, 20
Dried Apples, per lb:, 7a8J
Peanuts, country, l.oo
Wilmington, 2.00
Bananas, r buncb, 200a3 50
"I " dozen . . 0
Cocoannts '.08aJ.O
pr dozen .75al 00
O BOCERIES W HOLES ALE.
Corn, in fair demand.
Floor, market excited and higher.
Sugar, good demand.
Coffee, firm with good demand.
8alt,;dull ,
; Salt meats, strong and advancing..
Lard, firm and advancing.
Bulk Meats
per lb
9a9
8ia9
lalh
121al3
14al4i
Hi
12
13al3J
151
16
Clear Rib Sides,
Long Clears,
Shoulders, -
Hams
S C Uncanvassed,
" Canvassed,
Lakc
Best refined tierce,
" half Bbls,
l' - -- Backets ft Tins,
Chkxbk
v Factory, r
iCreanv ' i .
Selected cream, none
B OTTER
Country
Goshen '
22a27
29a32
t i
12Jal3
121al2
Hal2
. llaI2
lOialli
8TJGAB3
Cat loaf
Granulated and crashed
A
r KxC
Yellows yj't :f'
Mouissis -
per gal
55a65
44a55
40a4d
New Orleans, fair to choice,
Golden Drip (syrup)
Cuba,
Black Strap,
32a33
Corrix-Mocca, 40, Java, 35. Bio, 20o23i
Tea Black 50o"5. Green, 86al.50
Mixed,
50a51
per ibi
25a30
Fish
Herrings, per box
MACKEREL.
Bbls (full weight) 9.50al0 50
I bbls " 5 50a6.50
Kits " 1.15al.50
Floor - per bbl.
Family, 9.00al2.00
Extra, 8.00a9.50
Super, 7 .OO08.OO
Buckwheat, per lb, 4
Ric Choice 71 a8 cts. Good to prime 6a6J
Mxal nex bushel.
G772
Gurraper bbl
5.60
Corn, by car load, in sacks, 04o75
' " bulk, 68
From wagons in balk, 62a65
Whiat Fromwegom. From Stores
Seed wheat, . . , 25 cts higher
White, 125 ; 1.50
Red. 155 , " " 1.40
Oats-White.. 60a65
Black 60a65
Rr 80o5 1.00
Pure clay. 125al 30
Mixed, ll.0al.15
Hat TJnchopped Timothy, per cwt. 1 35
North Carolina, " " 7ia80
Sat.t per sack
UverpooJ, fine table, , 2.25o2.30
Ground Alum 1.15al.25
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Thouch a notable, there is still little
change. Dr.Gpbd have manifestly weak
ened. " S., ' .. "
Jobbing RaUt ) ":
SbEKTI KO ASP SHIRTIUGSr-
Rockingham 4-4 Standard
Woodlawn 4-4
- ; - 7S ;
. r-- 3-4
Other brands
' Brown drills
Bleached
10-4 Sheeting bl'd and unbl'd
5-4Pillowcasing" "
PaiHTB
Pawnee
v Wamsutta :j . :'
Freemans ' ' -..
- 8prague A Kindred brands ! ;
Other good brands;
Jbaks akd Cottoxadks
York
7ic
7ia7
- : 7
6a6i
7Ja7f
9alOJ
84all
, 31a40
18a22
5a6
6 Si
. 6ia7i
00a7
15il5J
Wittenden
Oriental
Lei n bach & Co
Darco
Lincoln ' '
Table kocks
Ermine cloth
15
22
12
,15al51
Z2aZ4
30
18a21
Dbsss Goods' : ' .
Carded Alapacas -,
Plain Lustres f ,
' Lawn's Pacific
Parsee Plaids' u
Percalls '
Peqoets ;
20a22
14ai6
18
14a20
12a24
8a8i
124
Ticxme
; Palmer ., . '4
Oakland
. Conestoga ; , -
14al8
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ample supply, light demand. '
( Wholetale Rates.)
Bkakdt v '
Peach per jr,al.
Apple "
Whiskt
Rye " ' i
- Corn " 3
Wivti . ..
25o4 00
65al 75
, - Chamnagne. wsr basket. 20 00a25 00
8herry gallon,
Port - "
Maderia . "
Scuppemong"' '
Blackberry " -
Claret " doszen
. Ale , s4
2 50
2 50
2 50
1 50
150
7 50
2 75
2 75
Porter
! LEATHER.
(Jobblna Rata )
The market is steady atpricy 1 1 given below
P D Hemlock: per lb
21a23
G IT Hemlock, per lb.
. 23a24
27a30
40a42
uooa
White Oak Btaught. per lb
American uaii. ,
L JOal 25
45a50
Bides, .
Kips, '
(1
ii
65a75
- 35a37
I 75al 90
1 75al 85
1 90a200
' Harness, " .
French Calf, Suser " u
- ' ". M, Cornelian "
F R E I OUT
UILmNGTON NORTH CAROLWA LINES.
' SEMI-WEEKLY. '.
Fast FreiEht . Route ta
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore and Southern Steam Trana-
' portation Company.
Sailing from BALTIMCKE
Tuesday and Friday,, at 2P9L
AMD rao wxucniaToif
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
- GIVING THROUGH BILLS OP LADING to all points in North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. For North or East bound Freight, to Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence, Fall River and other Eastern Cities.
'-f. ALSO--' .. - V
Liverpool, Glasgow, Bremen,
Antwerp and Other European Ports.
These Line8 connect at Wilmington with the Wi'lminirtnn. flnlnmhia Ano-nate
Railroad, Wilmington & Weldon Railroad, and Carolina Central Railway and CapeFear
River Steamers, with their connecting Roads, offering unequalled facilities for the prompt
delivery of Freight to all points, as the Steamers on these Lines on arrival in Wilming
ton stop at Railroad depot, the Freight transferred under covered sheds to cars without
delay, and forwarded by the Fast Freight Express that morning.
No drayage in Wilmington and to transfer from Wilmington South. Re tee guar,
an teed aa LOW as by any other boats. Losses or Overcharges promptly paid. Mark
all goods via Wilmington Lines. v
JLm tuer information, apply to either of the undersigned Agents of the Line.
EDWIN FITZGERALD, GenT Agt. Baltimore Line, 50 South Street, Baltimore.
w J, r. ui, x uifi & tjy., uen'l Age. New York Line, 6 Bowling Green, N. 1.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent Baltimore and New York Linei, Wilmington, N. O.
tf.
' W H. H ' GREGORY, Soliciting Agent
VIA WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Through Freight Route to all Points South.
This line being fully equipped for business, offers unequaled facilities for the
Transportation
WILMINGTON AND ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN CITIES TO
CHARLOTTE, STATESVILLE, ASHEVILLE, RUTHERFORDTON,
GREENVILLE, SPARTANBURG, ALL STATIONS ON THE
ATLANTA & RICHMOND AIR-LINE, ATLANTIC,
TENNESSEE & OHIO, and WESTERN N. C.
RAILROADS, as well as all points in
GEORGIA, ALABAMA and
MISSISSIPPI. , .
IISrSTJRjliTOE JLlSTlD bates
GUARANTEED AS LOW AS VIA
INFORMATION
FURNISHED
WM A MOODY,
South Western Freight Agt.,
Charlotte, N. C.
septSO
Just Received
AT Mc ADEN'S DRUG STORE,
i)f Cases Buffalo Litbia Water, fresh from
mU the Springs ; 10 cases Rockbridge
Alum Water : a large supply of Iodine and
Alum Mass from the Jordan Alum Springs
apr8 -
Watches I Jewelry,
VERY LOW AT
Hales & Farrior's.
WE HAVE A
LAE6B
STOCK,
AND WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
All work in the line neatly done,
and Warranted.
jan28
CLOTHING!!
Pierre Dedroit,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Telegraph Office, Central Hotel.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Has just received a splendid lot of Fine
Dotskios, Cloths and Cassi meres, wnicn l
will make up at prices to soil the times, and
guarantee satisfaction in style and fit.
feDZS
Economy is wealth.
PRACTICE the first, and secure the latter
by purchasing your Groceries from
gpr7 Opposite Charlotte Hotel.
Vance fimarai-Eet tie Best
MESSRS. MAXWELL & SYMONS, of
Charlotte, N. C, and native North
Carolinians, will bring before the people of
North Carolina in a few days, a splendid
Line Engraving, 18x22, tsize of print, not of
paper( of our noble and beloved Governor.
It is in a style of art unsurpassed. It is not
a cheap Lithograph, such as we see used for
theatre and circus celebrities, but is a mag
nificent wortc or art a genuine wne xm
graving. it is a remarkable likeness, an
artistic portrait, and portrays to perfection
the cordial, tnenaiv, dui aecisiyeieamren i
this great man of the people a man who
pessessing the tenderest sympathies, is the
friend Oi every mau, mm b10"" "v"ww
A controller of a ereat corxi-
monwealth. lt should be m the nome 01
IB VU . ' - jb
every uaronnian, auu hijiivh; n.w
it is offered places it within the reach of alL
It would be cbeap at $5. Agents are want
ed to canvass eyery town in this State, and
liberal terms will be given them We com
mend this enterprise to our peopic.
aprl8tf . . ;- - .
As Y(m Kkcflt
ONE car load Lynchburg's best Flour, one
lot flue Irish Potatoes for table use one
lot best Cream Cbeeke,- one lot select Goshen
Butter, one lot elegant Mountain Kit But
ter, and other articles belonging infirst-
Ldass Grocery. M Jufiou nuwa
apritf w . .
T en n esse Beef
Cattle.
A NOTHER arrival of Tennessee Beef Oat-
h tie fine end lat. ; can ana see ior jrwur
JJf. 1 ADAMS & POWELL, .
-Tryon street,japposite City Clock.
aprl3
LI WES
gag.
all Paints South an -SB;
NEW YORK.
Clyde's Wilmington LinV: : ;
from NEW YORK , .
Tuesday and 'Friday at 3 P. int.
AKD TBOK WHJtEtaTOW . ...
WEDNESDAYS andSATl.'UOAYS
of Teight, from '
ANY COMPETING LINE, AND
UPON APPLICATION TO
F W CLARK,
General Freight Ag't, Wilmington, N. C.
T T SMITH,
Agent C. C. Railway, Charlotte.
Dr. W. W Gaither,
OFFICE IN THE
INSURANCE BUILDING.
All orders left at Wilson fe Barwell's
drug store will receive prompt attention.
feb24 ly
COB M MKKDEL, A BAUMGAETIN
J A COB M. MENDEL A CO.,
MA.NU7ACTURKR8 OT
CIGARS
wholksah d Calebs is
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, dC
TRADE 8T.. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
oet!3
Remember
D
R. McADEN has removed from the old
corner on Tryon Street, to the Parks
building, a few doors below, next to Butler's
and just above Elias, Cohen & Roessler's,
where all are invited to come to get good
articles at the lowest prices,
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You Will Find
11HE Debt 50 cent Hair Brush in the City,
.at TO SMITH'S,
aprl3 Drug Store.
M Lnite ail Wool Yal
THE undersigned have this day leased the
Rock Island Factory Yard, and will keep
constantly on band a full stock of Lumber.
Shingles, Laths, Lime and Wood, which
they will sell at lowest market prices, whole
sa e or retail. E BEVAN,
no9 tf W T BEAMAN
Election Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
of law, an election will be held on the
1st Monday in May, 1877, at the usual poll
ing places in the several Wards 01 the Uity
of Charlotte for Mayor and a Board of Alder
men for said city, for the twelve months
next ensuing.
Waed No. 1. Registrar M C Mayer ;
Inspectors C Scott, F H Dewey, W W
Grier.
Waed No. 2 Registrar W W Ward:
Inspectors L W Sanders, Wm Sloan, John
T Butler.
i Ward No. 3. Registrar I H McGinn
Inspectors A H Creswell, M A Stauffer,
J W Miller. - . , . .
Waed No. 4. Registrar E K P Osborne:
Inspectors M L Barringer, A R Nisbet, Jas
Hartv. Wm JoHBSTOjr, Mayor.
" m m rm nt OB
m J3 alkxahdeh, onenn.
apr4 tde -- f-
AT
RIGLER'S
A Fine lot of Northern Apples, Maca
roni! Prepared Cocoanut, Eureka
Chinned Dried Beef, Prepared Cod
Fish for family use, Candies of all
kinds. French and Home made, Taffies
Arc. - Prunes. Dates. Bread and Cakes,
Pies fresh every day.
: Canned Goods, Pine Apples. Toma
toes: Peaches. Salmon, Corn, Green
Peas.' .' j-" '-"!-3 s
apr20 .
miscixlaiviious.
TMfflyTOMfl
r A rT TT"TTin
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS '
Been iw general nsc for twenty
years Everywhere proved tbe
most SAFE, - SIftiPL.E ECO VO
MICAE and EFFICIENT1 medi
cines known. - They arc Just
what the people want, saving
time and money averting se -nessand
sufferinar. Each singe
specific the well tried prescript
on 01 an eminent physician.
Nos ; . Cures , - Cents
1 Fevers, Congestioni Inflammation, . . ,'2S
- Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, 25
3 Urying vxhic, or Teething of In
4 Diarrhoea, of Children or Aduita,
6 Dysentery, Griping, Billions Colic,
6 Cholera-Morbus, Vomiting,.....M.
7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ..:.
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache,..
9 Headaches, bick Headache, Ver
tigo .
10 Dyspepsia, Billions Stomach.........
11 Suppressed, or Painful Periods,.. .
12 Whites, too Profuse Periods,,.....
13 Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing,
T.4 Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions,
15 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains,...
16 Fever and Ague,Chill Fever,Aues,
7 Piles, blind or bleeding, "
18 Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak
Eyes,....;..
5 Catarrh, acute or chronic. Influenza
20 Whooping-Cough, violent coughs,
21 Asthma, oppressed Breathing,
22 Ear Discharges, impaired hearing,
23 Scrofula, enlarged : glands, Swel
lings,.
24 General Debility, Phiaical Weak-
25 Dropsy and scanty Secretions.......
26 Sea-Sickness, sickness from riding,
27 Kidney-Disease, Gravel,:...i........
28 Neryous Debility, Seminal Weak
ness or involuntary discharges,
29 Sore Mouth, Canker, :
30 Urinary .Weakness, wetting the
" bed, ......
31 Painful Periods, with Spasms,.
32 Disease of Heart, naloitations. etc.'
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
5S
25
60
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
00
50,
50
50
00
33 Epilepsy, Spasms, 8t. Vitus' Danoe 1 00
34 Diphtheria, ulcerated sore throat, 50
35 Chronic congestions and Erup
tions, 5
FAMILY CASES. .
Case (Morocco) with above 35 large
vials and Manual of directions, $10 00
Case (Morocco) of 20 large Vials and
Book, 600
X3T These remedies are sent by
the case or single box to any
part of the country, free of
charge on receipt of price.
Address
HUMPHREYS'
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Office fc Depot, No 562 Broadway, N. Y.
For Sale by all Druggists,
T C SMITH & CO., Agents,
Dr, JOHN H. McADEN,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Biff fig
No. 1 Parks' Building;
Next door to J; T. Butler's Jewelry Store-
NOW oners to the trade an unusually large
and well selected Stock of DRUGS.
CHEMICALS, MEDICINES, " PAINTS,
CI LS and DYE STUFFS.
Our new store room, is now complete and
we have ample room ; three stories well
filled with everything in our line, bought
for Cash at the lowest market price.
Our old customers and friends, and the
public gent rally are invited to" call and See.
as we will take great pleasure in waiting on
them, and offering the best articles for the
least money.
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Demorests Patterns
821
MAIN STREET.
821
DEMORE8T'S PATTERNS for Spring
and Summer received original and
beautiful designs. Send for catakgoe free
Price f 'Portfolio" and '"What to Wear,"
15c each.
We have made special agreements-with
Mme Demorest whereby we become her
only general agents for the States of Virgin
ia ana .North Caroline, and aie now prepar
ed to fill any order, large or small, for any
patterns nan.ed in catalogue.
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
mar22 6w w4t Richmond, 'a.
B (.lists"
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS of the
crop of 1876, in papers and in bulk.
at McA DEN'S DRUGSTORE.
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5 Cases
OF Burton's Malt Hop Tonic, an excellent
article for invalids and those sufferine
from general debility, at
McADI N S DRUG STORE,
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50 Cases
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, 25 cases Vine
car Bitters, 5 gross Simmons' Liver
Regular, 5 gross Merrill's Hepatine, at
JUCAUN o UfiUu STOKE.
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Fine Imported
ilRENCH BRANDY, Sherry, Port and
Whiskey, the besj in the world, sold strictly
for medicine, at
McADEN S DRUG STORE,
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10,000
F
INE CIGARS of all brands of the finest
quality, at
Mc AD EN'S DRUG STORE.
marl
10 Barrels;
LINSEED OIL, both raw and boiled, at
McADEN'S DRUG STORE.
marl
10 Cases
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER, fresh
from the Springs, just received, at
McADB-N'StDKUU B OJKJfi,
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10 Cases
BUFFALO UTH1A4 WATER,: just re
ceived. We have made arrangements to
Teceiye these Mineral , waters every wee
right fresh from the Springs, at
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am.-14'-
A T Charlotte, N.
C. We have now. in
21-
orjeration our Saratoga Fountain, and
will have on draught all the season fresh
Saratoga Water en ice, as good as it is at tbe
Springs in New xort. -
McADEN'S DRUG STORE.
" marl
Chewing; Tobacco.
GROVELEYS' finest brands of Chewing
Tobacco, unequalled, In any market.'at
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LATEST ARRIVAL :
ow
Cl
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E W fil 0 0 DJS
" 7 -
- J. S. PHILLIPS;
MERCHANT TAILOR and DEALER IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOOD8, ? -
HAS removed to one of the New Stores
under the Central Hotel.Trade St, and is
Men's Wear,' and will' maka them 'up at
short notice in the most fashionable man
ner, cheaper than the same class of Goods
have ever been offered in this market ,
-! Orierei Slirts a Specialty. .
. Cutting and repairing done promptly. All
goods and work must be paid for on deliv
ery, as I am compelled to do a cash bnsiaess.
J S PHILLIPS.
Octl7
C, C' & A; Rr;R.
GENERAL PASSENGER DEFT,
)EFT, V
TA.R.R.
1,1877. J
vmAEXOXTK, UOLTJMBIA ATjaUSTA.
Columbia. S. C. March 11th. 1!
. On and after Sundav. Harch 11th. the fol
lowing schedule will be operated on this
road:
MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
GOING SOUTH No, 1.
Leave Charlotte, - . 9.35 p. m
Leave Columbia, 3.S0 a. m.
Leave Graniteville, 7.01a,m.
Arrive at Augusta, 7.40 a. m.
- - GOING NORTH No. 2.
Leave Augusta, 8 45 p. m
Leave W, C & A Jn'n, 12.35 a. m.
Leave Columbia, 12.55 a. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, 6.15 a. m.
ACCOMMODATION & FREIGHT TRAIN,
DAILY, Sundays excepted CHAR
LOTTE DIVISION GOING
. . SOUTH No. 3.
Leave Charlotte, J 4.35 a. m
Leaye Chester, 9.10 am.
Leave Winnsboro, 12.00 m.
Arriye at Columbia. 2.43 v m.
GOING NORTH No. 4.
Leave Columbia, 9.15 a. m
Leave Winnsboro, 1.15 p. m.
Leave Chester, 4,03 p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, 7.53 p. m.
AUGUSTA DIVISION GOING SOUTH
No. 5.
Leave Columbia, 6 30 p. m.
Arrive at Augusta. 3.57 a m.
GOING NORTH No. 6.
Leave Augusta, 5.00 a m.
Arrive at Columbia, 2.23 p. m.
Trains Nos 1 1 nd 2, will not stop at the
following named stations :
Smith s, Cornwall's, White Oak Adgers,
Simpson's, tacks, Lexington, Borrs, Gil
bert Hollow, Summit, Bacon's T. O., Adams,
Miles' Mill, Baths.
Trains Nos 3, 4, 5 and 6, will stop at all
regular stations, and "ticket offices will be
opened for the accommodation of local
travel. A POPE,
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Gen'l Supt,
mar29
MUKim LINEN STORE,
828 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
New Linen Dress Goods.
OUR spring importation of choice Printed
Linen Lawns, has just been received
ex-steamship ,-Brittannia."
LADIES CAN HAVE SAMPLES
SENT BY MAIL.
New Printed Linen Lawns Black pat
terns on white ground ; Blue patterns on
white ground ; CrimsOn patterns on white
ground ; Lilac patterns on white ground ;
Brown patterns on white ground.
Mourning Linen Lawns White patterns
on black ground ; Plain black linen lawn ;
Plain white linen lawn, 26 inches wide ;
Plain white linen lawn, 36 inches wide.
For Travelling Suits Plain Flax colored
Linens, 34 inches wide at 20, 5, 28, 31, 35
and 40 cents per yard.
Plain Navy Blue Linens, Plain Black
Linens, Checked Linens, natural flax colors.
Also Household Linens of every descrip
tion Linen Handkerchiefs, Ac. Qualities
always reliable, Prices always reasonable.
GEO M1LLIKEN & SON,
Linen Store, 828 Arch Street,
aprll lm Philadelphia.
N. B. A great variety of samples of the
above named goods can be seen at Mrs
Query's Millinery Store, where orders for
same will be received and promptly attend-
a to.
20e-a-Nambfr$2aYear
WIDE A WAKE an illustrated Magazine
for Young People, is the very best pub
lication of the kind in our country, as well
as the cheapest. For an agency, mnd to
, D LOTHOP & CO.,
feb25 Boston.
BRAMHALL & CO.,
GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENTS,
Will shortly
Publish a large edition of their
SOUTHERN GUIDE AND CATALOGUE,
For general distribution in all parts of the
United States and ' Great Britian. All per
sons having Real Estate for sale will find it
greatly to their advantages to use this valua
ble medium.
A limited number of advertisements will
be received Address'
BRAMHALL & CO.,
No 607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
: prlf dwtf I
CAE M&TTIHG 4-4 and 54.
HEMP CARPET.
Beaitifal Marble Fir: Oil ciotli,
Marble arid Mahcgony Table Oil Cloth.
Oil and Paper Curtails, and all House Fur
nisbing Goods, best quality, at .
M ' BAERINGER & TROTTER;
apr!9-
: Bulbous Roots.
LILIES. DAHLIAS, GLADIOLI, MADE
IRA VINES, at . "
8CARR & CO'S,1
mar24
Drugstore.
Fresh Meats.
-i ' LARGE supply of - NICE TENDER
xx BEEF. PORK, MUTTON and r VEAL,
always on band at lowf st market prices, at
PGOPCniYiFOrUJAtG.
A NEWLY discovered miae at HunteS'
JX viUe, N. a. on the An T. & O. Kalhrea
13 miles North of Charlotte. Eaid mlaf has
been explored only 23 feet, and many old
miners have examined thamin and era
and pronounoe it very fine. Also Prof W O
Kerr, oi R-Uelgh. Dr 0 L Hunter;, of ;Iia
colnton and Prof Hanna, of CharkrU have
seen the mine ? and art ; and pronooaoe U
yery fine. -si -- -
With these recommendation and maay
nioie that could be brought up wa now oflar
this valuable property for sale, including
between 70 and 80 aerea of land ia and
around amid mine of which there ara aem
20 or 30 acres of valuable pine timber, half
mile from a saw-mill.' - ,J ' f..
Any one wishing to see specimens of sat
mine can do so by calling at our CvSoe
When 'we say specimens,' we mean to show
you something that Is worth looking at.
. For further Information, address -
: - ' H. A. HUNTXBV
June 17 . ; ? CJi i -Hnntersville. N.0L
GREAT REDUCTION
An
ITS
!"..,'( XT,
At '
u :
'1
J HAVE just taken Stock, and find I have
1
more Goods than I want to carry, to I will
sell one half off at COST to Vuit'the times.
I will sell a fine Silver American Watch for
$12.00. I will sell Gold Chains atjl.00 per
dwt. Watch Glasses fitted at 10c eecb, an4
every thing else- in proportion.
WEIGHT
AND QUALITY
OF GOODS
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, J
AT
J. T. BUTLER'S;
CAROLINA -JEWELRY STORE.
' CHARLOTTE, 1.
ja21
C.
'.a
IMPERIAL SALOON
keeps constantly on hand
LAUER'S CELEBRATED LAGER BEER.
Bythedczen bottles $1.25, By the keg
$4.25.: SWEET Olt SOUR CLAR
ET, and OTHER DOMESTIC
WINE3, by the dosen bot-:
ties $3 00, by tbe gal
lon $150.
WINE and BEER Orf DRAUGHT.
ALE, PORTER.
DUBLIN AND BELFAST GINGER AE,
By the dozen, $2X0. , '.'
JOSEPH FISCHEsMi.
feb28 . ,;
VANCE'S PICTURE,
The finest engraving of our Governor made,
can be had at . ,
TAH HSSS' SAtlERY,
It is no common wood cut "but an elegant
Lithograph, , Published in North Caro-!
lina by J S Tomlinson, and sold at...
the low price of 50 cents, or
framed neatly for $1 50.
SEE IT BEFORE BUYING ANY OTHER.
apr 1 9
REAL ESTATE
urn ;
Immigration Agency.
FOR the sale of ' Land, and prdtKRBg
homes in the Piedmont regions of Jerth
and South Carolina.
THOS
feb!2.tf v
F DRAYTON,
Charlotte N. C.
5,000 Pounds
ST. LOUI8 WHITE Li AD, the very beat
material at short profit, at
McADEN'S DRUG STORE. J
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GOLDEN MILLET
RECEIVED TO-DAYv
-3
SEND IN YOUR ORDER
TO
Bnrwell & Spring
hi; ft J'
apr20
PUBLIC 'NOTICE"
IS hereby given that a general meeting of
tbe Stockholders of the North Carolina
Air-Line Railway Company will be held at
the Central Hotel in unanotte, rtonn Caro
lina, on the 15th day of May next, at ten .
o'clock, A. M of that day, for the purposo
of considering the consolidation agreement,,
which has been entered into between the
Directors of that Company and the Directors
of the Georgia. Air-Line Railway Company
and the South Carolina Air-Line Railway
Company. 'n, . v - j-.f.
Dated April litu; 1877. !ijti
, O H PEIRCE. -S
aprli tilmal5inc - Becretaryv -
LARGEST PROFIT YET.' SpedmeJfoV
iea free. For an Agency tend to A-I
. feb25 "Boston,; -
JUST EECEIVED-:
1 e A Lbs 8moked Hogs
JOLES. 2 -lbs
Choice Buck wheat Flour, at .
aprl$ B N SMITH'S.