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SUBSCRIPTION MAIX8 naito, ommV (postpaid) ..,....$8 Oo !Vw Mentha OmgMomlh... ......l....'MHMltMwHI V 4 1 - ..4f JflftltffCfflv WJtSXZiT KDTTiOlf: WmlOv, (to 0 comxty) nut of At eomtv, fOtipaU, 42 00 . J 10 VOL. XX. CHARLOTTE, Nt3lTEIIB8DAYiJNQMBEK .j;t 'jl'..' PAMPHLETS, CTBOVZSBS, CHECKS, C n iitTiM 111 l r 11 111 1 . irftifn.T n iiiiii 1 ji tlx 111. iti - . u w irt rr-n rcn rM . .. 7. x. w.r f - - ' . .. i " - 1 ' . 11 ' 1 j r i i q j.n. ') I ! , L . J , - j n , ., . , 1 u ,, - , - 1 i I- , ' ... . : i- tt,t. i-.i, r p'.tfUff it"; -;V ASHMXEES AND 1LP1C1S. Just Beoeived another lot of . superior CiSHMEEESAJTO ALPACAS, Bwglag in Prtc from 26 cent to One Dollar. k Pieces of COLORED CAmOEBJS, all Wool, of superior quality, at fltztr easts, worth $1.0a Do not tell to see our LADIES' CLOAKS before bujlag. Itvuiipayyou. ' ELLAS & COHEN. ffwrnttttrje. gURGESS NICHOLS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE! FURNITURE r FURNITURE! FUKNITURE ! BEDDING, &C. BEDDING, Ac. BE1MNG, C BEDDING, 4c A Full Ltne of CHEAP BEDSTEADS I CHEAP BEDSTEADS ! ' IX)UNGES! LOUNGES ! LOUNGES! LOUNGES! LOUNGES! LOUNGES! PARLOR AND CHAMBER StfjTSST PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS ! W COFFINS of all kinds on band. - 3T O0FF1SS of aR kinds on hand.. No. 8 w mp Tbjji stbbbts; . CHARLOTTE, . C fine supply. ao3 . ABGAINB URKR hit K II rrrTO ESit UK ,NN H II 5 XI Klf U r in- 'At B. a. XOGEBB' WABEROOMSK ! NKT JO POSTOlTOBi My stock is very Lar.: and mbiiwi latt dtnt A'. PABLOK, CHAMBER, DINING BOO " nil i: Mi OFFICE TURNTTURB it Yl' i (-i.-;r. ii ! .-,ni wzi'X- iJ'r.''; If u 'AU Goods P&cksd Free oiCtor s c-.;, i'l-,:: - ' " pARPJETS, Of all grades and Qualities, Ranging in Price from 85 cents to $2 and upwards. This large assortment, including Beautiful Brus sels, which outstrips the pretentious stocks of even large cities, to not to be mef with la Retail Carpet stores this side of New York or Boston, is now to be seen at our store. -.-t.il u. WE HAVE COMPLkt ED' ARRANGEMENTS With one of the finest carpet nouses iri New York J so that we can show you, as it were, at your own door, a New York Wholesale stock, which is done through the medium of a Wonderful Invention. RICHARDSON'S, V. . CARPET EXHIBITOR. This wonderful piece of ingenuity r Is so arranged that we can show from half a yard sample, as u were, a xnousana xaras, or in otner words, it multiplies the sample a thousand times, matohlng It parfafltly nrt making it appear just as h wouia maae ui up and nailed upon the floor, and shows it better man wnen rouea out tne oia way. This gives all the opportunity of selecting from a great variety oi new ana unoice Patterns. We shall be continually supplied from our N. Y. Wholesale House with all the new styles and varie ties which no merchant would be able to carry in stock. -hi: ' t.i:-tl i Thus relieved of this burden, having no interest or money Invested, no remnants to take off profits, no old stock or unsaleable patterns left as perma nent investments, we can afford to send and get you any style or pattern you may select without ex tra charge, and cheaper than you could buy the same were you in New York yourself. We have entered on this enterprise not from selfish motives alone. We consider when we offer in this vicinity a stock of Carpets to make purchase from, such as they could not meet with In any re- tan store snort oi tne largest craes, ana proi selling them at very low figures, that we nave done them such a kindness we are lain, to believe it will not go unappreciated. So make the exact measure ment of your room, and we will pledge ourselves to suit you in pattern, quality and price, and furnish you the carpet In the shortest possible notice. Carpets cut to fit the room, and made up if de sired. Very Respectfully Yours, ALEXANDER A HARRIS, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Carpets, nov23 CHARLOTTE, N. C. w ONDERFUL, -BUT NEVERTHELESS TRUE.- A Fourth Stock of DRESS GOODS in six weeks. Black and Colored Cashmeres, Black and Colored Alpacas, Bunting and Brocades hi all colors. 6-4 all Wool Plaid Dress Flannels. .-. 4-.. . j fi'.-if f.f t- DRESS FLANNELS, fur walking suits In plain shades. Please remember to look at mv new Stock of Oil Cretons, that have been so popular this sea son. I have Just received a beautiful Stock of Dress Buttons, in brass, silver and smoked pearl, the handsomest I have offered this season. Silver and Gilt dee Crepe Llsse. Gold dot Brussels Netting, the newest thing In JTTTT T T T T w w -wwww, ... WW ww-. o o o o DO OO i NH N If N N Don't fan to look at my Cloaks, Shawls and Balmorals. The handsomest stock of Ladies' and CbUdnn's Fancy Hosiery I ever offered; be sure and examine them before purchasing. tw Be sure and take a look at my new Stock of White Lace Scarfs and Handkerchiefs. Another lot of those Blankets, cheaper than ever. In fact you can always find something new every day add ed to my stock, as I am receiving goods dally from Northern markets. It may be truly said that I keep the Km- porium of Fashio In Fancy Dry Goods. " ': - Prompt and careful attention given to all orders. Bespectfuuy, . ; X. L. SMtlULJS, Opp. Charlotte Hotel, Tryon st, Charlotte, N. C. nov20 N TEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS! ,H!j GLORIOUS NEWS t GLORIOUS MEWS t i ,'.-'1 ...!.. ; ,J i, -A M. .'i .iV GLORIOUS NEWS iui ) GL0RI0US.NEW8 ! GREAT DECLINE TN PRICES ! GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES I An IMMENSE STOCK of all the Latest Noveraes, nv, (: ?i ; :. x. ' v ' DRESS GOODS! '! iA.: H H?A ' i BEADY-MADE CLOTHING! B00T3 AND SHOES! HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, & L-.'.T ii :!',:' .'A - J- 45 pet eent'saved in rryrnir at this popoitfr ei" tablishment i.i.f XW7 ajwoinatdelto)fdlalli Invited to call and examine oar goods. r .MORRIS A BROS. H. MORRIS BROS.: B. MORRIS It BROS; trt t' '.ii -t.tJj ti:: $r BeoutlfnUBCW SUITS, elegantly trimmed at Reduced Rates . , . wpczo This Af Tlmcef Tcsft Newark Adrerttoer. Sad and drear. So sad and drear, fen So full of sighing seems This Autumn of the year, This, rustling of the leaves, The soughing of the trees; ! ; So lone and cold. This Autumn time of year. Dark and chill. So dark and chill; - The nights &re dismal now, And mournful sounds the rilL The clouds sweep o'er the heaven As though ay furies driven; The Summer's o'er. And Fall can work his wOL Heart of mine, This heart of mine. I fear has reached its Autumn, I feel my hopes decline; They once were bright and fair, Like Summer flowers are, Some power hath seared. As frost doth blight a vine. USER V ATI ONS. The most eminent Dhvsiotans iuNew York make from S40,000 to 870,000 a year. i . The returns of bur petroleum sent abroad last year amounted to 61,736,483. exceeding any other of our exports, except cotton. Miss Celeste Wlnans. of Baltimore, is said to be the richest young lady in America. She Inherited 820,000,000 from her father. If you want to hear a man tell a well-develooed. full-grown lie, Just poke your head in a store door and ask change for a five dollar bUL f Mrs. JohnT. Raymond, in speaking of the young actresses who accompany her on her tour, says: "I have promised their mothers never to let them out of my sight." They go home with her every night in ner carnage. We should be greatly tempted to believe that the New York Tribune had lost its senses if we did not know that since the death of Horace Greeley It has had none to lose. Ctier-Jottrna , . , . ! Being Interviewed in New York, General Beaure gard said: "I am engaged at present Iff writing a circumstantial narrative of the military operations' in wnicn i took part irom the nring oi tne nrst gun at Fort Sumter, in April, 1861, to the close of the war at Greensboro'. N. 0., In May, 1865." caUed upon for a speech. On rising, he commene- ea: uenuemen, you nave caiiea upon me lor a few remarks. I have none to make I have no prepared speech. Indeed, I am no speaker. I do not desire to be a speaker I only want to be art auditor. ' ? At a fUTif.ral 3n thn nrnntrr nn undertaker vml directing the ceremonial when he noticed a little man giving orders, and, as he thought, encroaching upon the privileges of his own office. He asked him, "And wha are ye, mi' man, that tak' sae muckle on ye ?" "O, dinna ye ken ?" said the man, under an evident sense of his own importance, I'm tne corp's britherl" When a man elves SS to a charity he likes to see his name in print, and he goes on at a frightful rate if the newspapers "don't publish the news;" but when he visits a "resort," and is gently pulled in by the police, and his name adorns the local column, "the newspapers are scurrying around, printing every confounded thing they can get hold of." FROM WASHISOtOSr. History Reversing lkelf Peculiarities of . the Bottem RaU Mr. Potter's New PropeC. Special to the Baltimore Sun. DIFFERENCE TN 80LIDS. Washington, Nov. 22. In the Forty- first Congress out of sixty-three South ern representatives admitted to seats fifty-two were Republicans, and of Southern Senators twenty-two were Re- li; mL t - -i - Xi' 1 a puuncans, xae iaouin, was , jusv auout as solid then as it is now, put it was on the other side;- In foe ; Forty-first Con gress the entire body of the white peo Dle of the South, the neoDle who owned all the property and paid all the taxes, were. Dracticallv without renresenta- tkh ; yet not one word Of disapproval was uttered 'against this monstrous wrong Dy press or speaKer oi tne te- pubbcan party. Now, 4 on vague alle gations, totally unsupported by respect able proof, that the colored people of two or three States are deprived of rep resentation, the partisan press of the North is in an agony of horror and re proach. MR. POTTER'S DISTRICT. It is stated bv friends of Mr. Clarkson N. Potter that there is a probability he will consent to stand for Congress in the twelfth New York distriet, which he now represents. It is said that Mr. Potter declined to be a candidate during the recent campaign for reasons which no lonerer exist. The death of Mr. Smith, the Republican candidate elect ... -' ... -ii i i ed on the 5th of this month, will neces sitate a new election. Mr. l'otters majority in the district two year's ago was 6,000 and it is believed that he can again carry it. THE SUMTER ASSASSINATION. Probably Mistaken for Another Persor. Special to Columbia Register. ; Stjmter, S. C November 22.-A post mortem examination of ;tne body of Rev. P. E. White was made to-day 15 &ckcSL?f; SS8f,hi k"iS c f U a w'" o ,Cri below Sumter, which revealed a gun- ySSSSSSmm bfletllfS'SCf exit throughttrj IWJggJS6 and producing Itissupposed "f'SB took Mr. White for a gentleman of Cla renaon, wnotooK anacave w ars i. u uie mterestsof the Democracy m the late m . A. 1 J.T campaign. . . , , . This morning Richard Coleman, a colored man, living -five miles below the scene of the murder, was arrested and lodged 'm' iailY circumstantial evi dence beine; stronir. against him. tkSniaiii::thft Rantiat- ehurch 'tois tiotflhow in session at tMsjpladeAttehJ decl in a bbdyTTrrrpreIy e and touching orirrocaa TOMnfrfrrfrtJbJlfiv. A. W. TAmiir and Dr. J. C Hiden. fThBibodyi 'Willr bet taken on the train to-night, en route for-1 Spartanburg, the home Df the bride of yesterday , and the !.j - i-jJ-AJit- H1- ' gTiurri,T FAliif HE ART;M A Wedding PreVeiiWdl.Jt . tiTal Suiter who . Auerwara vapiureu uwrpei, . ji t-tiXy ;;mu-:;. PUrwoFTF.T.rt. Ohio. Uow filv This cltyt was deeply disturbed lastrrfght -try an atwmptea-.mamwe,iriustraM3u. uy thA aovreasivfl 'Interference of the brother md another lover of the bride.' TTiwriiwlimstance aTe mixea.. out: itr owvk vJof tHn rr ftarATit f avof ed the. fWould-be bridegroom,-wnueiner.roiuer and otner aamirer cua nor -nence wueu the bridegroorn-iWiniam -IV Smith, wentifoi the bride, Miss, jninie ijujxen?:;! bargerandher brother ana Mover, jir Pepplej produeed revolvers nd threat' ofiPiit.hffiTfiiwnal comfort of Smith. ' The latter became so friichtened that he relinquished all claim, gave up his license and fled, and then tbe.j.flghtingr lover procured a hncense an&ff mameu: Miss Jennie. - fi .! -t-rri 5J . ' r To all who are snnenng rrom ine errors nuam discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de- -ear, loss of manhood, &. I will sendafeceipt that ifli Or CTARGEThia great, remedy .was .discovered , by a missionary In South America. Send a self-addressed envelopejo the KEY. JOSEPH T OMAN, Station D, BMe ouse, NewYorkaiT. . . . i , mar30dw - Valuable Invention by a Nortk CareUoiaB. N Y. Correspondenoe, gist,. Raleigh Obsecveivi -.Last evening I spent an hour lor two at the annual exhibition of the Ameri- can Institute. It presented an animar ted scene: Thousands of people filled. its spacious nails ana galleries; which coyer an acre or two of ground, brit liahtly illuminated with electric lighty: where almost every imaginable ma chine, and useful and ornamental handi work, i are on exhibition and on sale.: My principal purpose ; was to feee the. sewing! machine ehair, invented, by a North Carolinian, Mr. J. B. Underwood, of Fayetteville, and-I found it general ly surrounded by a small crowd of curi ous .ladies . and their: escorts, Kiany , of whom tried it and appeared to be satis fied with its perforinance. Its object id to confine the strain upon the muscles, of the operator to the ; feet and the low er part of the legs, instead of the great er part of the body, as heretofore,' by which many of the organic diseases of women have been produced, so that we have heard a physician" say that the in vention of - the sewing - machine had been a curse to the sex. The chair of Mr. Undetwood, remedying that great evil, iaa counteracting blessing. Though only exhibited for a' few days and as yet scarcely adverfised,at all, orders are coming in from agents and, others, and it is hardly too much to say that Mr. Underwood will reap a fortune from it. The price of the chair is $8. I suppose the i inventive faculty is born with a man. Whilst some people and especially one that I could name -have not the slightest idea of ma chinery or the most remote conception of an invention, Mr. Underwood sees at once through the action of the most complex machine, and. jumps .to a con clusion as to how it may be improved. There is, for instancer-a ; darner at tached to some of the sewing machines. Looking at One Of these a few days ago, Mr. Underwood saw how it might De improved by a very small addition. He spent an hour or two and invested 40 1 cents in perfecting a model, took it to a sewing machine maker, who had it ex amined by his lawyer; an Expert in pat ent matters, rouna that it was ongnai, and at Once bopght it for $3d0, agree ing to be at all! the expense of getting the patent This darner, as improved by Mr. Underwood, must be a blessing to mothers who have a house full of children with stockings to darn every Saturday night. How unfortunate that it was not invented earlier may be in ferred from a story I heard a good many years ago, of a widower with seven children who courted a young lady and was rejected for the reason that she had "no . notion of undertaking to darn seven pairs of socks every .Saturday night" Only to think of the happy family that "might have been" if this only objection nad been obviated in time by Mr. Underwood's invention. A Dynamite Frolif . Blue Ridge Blade. About 4 o'clock onTriday morning. the 15th inst a convict belonging to the night force at the Lick Lost tunnel was thawing a charge of nitro-glycerine luixeu vvim meai in a can over a nre. When 412 Fahrenheit was reached the darkey suddenly sailed fifty feet through the black air, landing at the mouth of the tunnel entirely nude--his body pit ted with minute blisters, Be walked cooly back to the fire and recovered his stirring paddle and a squirrel tail, which had served as an onament to his head gear. ' In this Georgia major's uniform he was put to bed; no apprehensions are entertained that serious injury will result from his brief aeronautic tour. It is onlv two weeks since an other convict fell 63 feet from a trestle near mudcut, but contrary to all ex pectations is still living. Verily the African is a hard bird to kill! Carolina and Virginia. A8hevtUe Letter to Richmond Dispatch Editorial correspondence, j Western North Carolina is a land of richness and plenty. Its resources are fine, and its people are resolute and. brave.- JSortn Carolinians nave tneir peculiarities, but not such as detract from their public merit. They and the Virginians are as near together in sym pathy and disposition as are perhaps the people or any other states in the union. Attached to one. another by memories of the better days of the republic, the ties that bind them have been strength ened by their companionship in suffer ing, the severity and peculiar hardships of which have had no parallel in histo ry. - i'--' -Jn- A Twelve-Year-Old'8 Passion. Mrs. Wm. Hallisy. of New York, died Tuesdav of pneumonia, the result of a stab wound in the . breast, inflicted on Friday by her step-son, John Hallisy, 12 years old. It appears that on the day . iniftrft(rQKft RTat,bed the bov because he refused. to;. go--on an errand for her, and he snatchid a table-knife with a sharp point and threw it at her with sucn JSdaion and force as to W the point three inches in her screamed murder as she Mli tne floor bleeding prof uSely,' and W k ?wim',i,Ti fell to the floor bleeding profusely,' and the neighbors found the boy kneeling beside her. weeoim? and accusing him self of having muraerea ner. lie was iSenJt to the House of Detention. Nati(5najitie4Iiepresented at the Paris Exposition -The Pans prefecture of police has the capital since the 1st of May, the maj J jority of them havmg presumably come to see the sTeat show. The total nun ber was 203,157, of whom the United 1 States furnished 1373, England 5816, Germany 21,778, Belgium 28,830, Spain 1004, Switzerland 1180 and Russia 5,- 70K TVia nrroaf.psf. influx nf fnriitrnrA 15. when 1838 arrived in Paris. These figures, however, include only the for-J hrhe hotel registers, and do not repre- tjejib rii. au mo i;iu BUiuigtio wuv visiMJMff rt . r Jr. U 7 mftAtomh W 'i A Columbia Register. sv . .n i a difficulty , .whiclj. occurred between tw.:vDttngijrentiemert aurnwr the fair mwl whif.h was of sreb snriona eharac wr.tnai? Tjornrng snonoia resorc to we i aueimoumjuaiyjjieirxBs friends, was stopped i by the Coiumwa iphce,.yegteraay. . yne .,Qlvtne:. gentie men, attenaeany ,nis seconai ana -surr - ' eon, went to" Augusta two days ago and before the second of the othr nrinciDal could arrive from Colleton; the latter was arrested by the Columbia. authoTitiesl, ': -"AD - the partiesare from yorK.coun irrtMS State,;;, Z - -of - villi' ill I ;.h.'eii "if I m tui.irsHf 1 .v.;. ;ij:!H - The peoplol the Cresrnt Otty aro'rapIdTyJe, vivinai under Che clear skies and frosty darsi The dread visitor, yellow fever, has left, and the spirits- of men are once mora in-accora wnn tne aeveiop- HUM, V ... J J . . " hvw , of the trowing prosperity, it is noted that the sales' of tickets lit the 'JExtraorairiaryi'unmd-imwiBg; vhiih tnkM -nlaw on Tuesdav. December 10th. nnriAr the'manaeement and care of - Generals Beauregard, of Louisiana, and ;Jubal Early, of Vir ginia, aregreauy mcreasea. ! : - ' v ' - IStaWingRet. TUt: ! - n- asriTrneAinalcaa A man named, Samuels and unothet man made a jbet on . the ..Van' J?nren presidential election, to p$ ,paid';1yhe' the winner should catch the other iri !a hat-store.' Thermet by .accident' at 'one of the: ' Aat establishments 'jresterday,' and Samuels 'walked, out with a beayer; . - i.it, ,.j ; ; ii'. - ;j i : !.. -k -itc---t- A Tale of two Cities. New Orleans, Septetoher 21, J8784 ' The undersigned certify that they held ;foreolle Oon for account ofc H. C. Williams brokers 49 WaU street. New Tor, half OcKet No 52,313, ' Class I,' to the Louisiarm State Lbtterr, which drew the capital prize of twentj-fi ve hundred dollara, on Tuesday, September' 10 1878, , said ttcket having cost the sum of SI at the office of H. Li Plum: did Broadway, New York, andttrat the amount was promptly paid en presentation ol .thet ticket at the ofBce Of the company, -M. A. Dauphin; P. Q. Box 692, New Orleans. - F A-Lxx A Co., Brokers, , ,165 Common sty, New Orleans, La. A Reaarkasle KestfR. ;f. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, It Is now an es tablished fact that German Syrup is the only rerne dy which has given complete satisfaction: in severe ' cases of Lung Diseases.1 If Is trae there -are' yet thousands !of persons who are predisposed to Throat and Lung Affocdons, Consumption, hem orrhages. Asthma, ; Severe Colds sealed on the Breast, - Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, Ac.,' who' have no personal knowledge or Boechee's German Syrup. To such we would say that 50.000 dozen? were sold last year without one complaint Con-' sumptives try Just one bottle. Regular sire 75 cents. Sold by aU druggists in America.. . OODS THAT MUST B SOLD. We have just received on consignment, One hundred sacks North Carolina i Favorite FAMILY FLOUR Fifty sacks of the Celebrated Ramsour & Bonniwell NO. 1- FFF L OO V U RRK P L OO TJU KB FF L O O U U RRK F L OOUURR. F IXLL OO UTJ R. R which took the First Premium at the Fair of .the Carolinas; never falls to give satisfaction, and is acknowl edged equal to any Flour made In the State. ' A lot of Mountain Irish Potatoes, Beans, Peas, Peanuts, Chickens, Bran, Eggs, Apples, But ter, Cabbage, kc. Our attention Is directed altaost exclusively to Produce Business and we are daily receiving all such articles as are usually kept in a first-class PRODUCE STORK GST As our goods are consigned they must be sold or the consignors wfll be BANKRUPT. Call early and secure a bargain. Respectfully, nov22 F. B. ALEXANDER & CO. 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'The most Popuiar Scientific Paper In Oie World, ; OnTjf 3.20 a year, Inclilduig" postage. Weekly, 5? Numbers & jrear 4,()0 bopk;pages. . ,, The BcrKNTmc amebican.is an Weekly Newspaper of stxteen pages, prmted in the moss beautiful i style, i profusely i ilrosttated with splendid engravings, lepresentlng f tbf newest 1m venoons ana me most recent sayances m uie axis and Scieneesf IBiraaThgltfau in Agncuuiuei .'uoiucniGuiai : ui xtonerLe&im, Medical Progress, Social Science, Natural History. mittHL KvAmtnAnt writers. In all, denaitnientavf Sctenee, win be found in the ScmOftofAmerlc, TAirn. ri7 iiofto discount to aeentaa BlnKleooDlesi , $a.ZU per year; si.u unii jrror,wiucu uir . ten cents SoldhyaBlewsdealBrs.i BefflUbypos! tal; oraer .ro, nunc a.vo ruiuiuwa,ai, 3ur : piTXNT&-'-)onnee11ort.-wiai the Scfehttfle American, , Jtessra.' unnn, uo ooucirors oi a mAriean and Foreim Patents.' have had 34 years exoertence. and now have the. largest establish-: mnt in the world. Patents1 are. obtained on the best terms. -A special -notles-ls made in theSclen- 4Ia imwrifiarh of all- inventions ds ten ted through this Asency. with the nam, and residence i the Fatenteftii; tsr-tao immense onuaow uus given,' j nnhii .AitAntlniv 4 riinwlMi to . tha merits at ui newpatentandiAles Induction often eaauj : .An iMMnavhA hAs,made,s new, dlsooverv inwantinn. nui AMMTtain. treaf,ehaise.-whether a patent can probably beobtalned,.by wrirJag to the. nnriMtf irnAd.We also-, send free our -hand book Ahnnt Um Patent LawB. Patents. Caveats.' Trade-: Karka, their costs, and how procured, with hints - for procuring aavances on mvenuons,o;Aaaress i,or. thn naner. or eoncemme patents. - i ' MUNN (TUO.; 3TParkETnr,'KeW itorfc. i Branch Office, cor. F. & 70 8ta,rWashlDgtQn, B, A, , uuviv H - - usenrswiass fffn i'r-r: CT1LL AHKAD." ' . . . HtrrWlTttWAKDINQ , . MY EXTRAOBJjQjxi REGARDLESS OF ATTEMPTS '.;;t 1 i ' '' . Hilt ( from all quarters to direct the trade, from Charlotte tntther ehaonela, r Yet the good Judgment of the people on Uie one r i ; hand, and my superior adv antages la pur-. , chases on the other hand, A. V JE . , V E R C O M E ALL , -AJTO I HAVE HAD . AN UNPRECEDENTED. GOOD TRADE, bo much so that It enabled me to buy a- 8S SSS EES COO ; OO NN Jt DDD K O 0 O O N N d; D KB O u a j u - v nun v i "SB8 KBR O0O OO N NX DDD K O 0 O. o m lrw O'jf SS TTTT T T T T OO O O O O O O OO coo o o o o o oco K K K K SggS which is just in and to which the -WHOLESALE TRADE AND RETAIL BUYERS- are respectfully asked to give their attention. To all who went North for their Stocks I would respectfully address myself and. beg to sug gest an easy and cheap method of replenishing their Stocks, by calling on me.-1 ..- !": .- , ; 'v - :!.' X3T" To all old and regular customers who have bought from me hls season, I would say come again. My STOCK Is complete In all Its various departments. Respectfully, S. WITTKOWSKT. novl2 JEMARKABLE! OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. OURASSORTMENT LARGER THAN "EVER. OUR ASSORTMENT LARCTER THAN EVER. Our Prices Less than any other Housed Our Prices Less than any other House. A Fine and well Assorted Stock of Ready-made Fall and Winter ooo l oo nrrt It h ii nn w goo O O L O O T H" H II NUN O O 0 L O Q T BHI Q NUN G OOL OO T H HpKSOM COO CLUE, OO - T H H H N UN GOO OOK6I8TTNGOF MEN'S. YOUTirS, BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S, , Can be Found at W. KAUFMAN ft COS. Springs Comer, Charlotte, N. C. X well Assorted Stock of BOOTS, SHOEO, PHfE APTSrHATS A CAPS, uiiiiii hn; K;ujnf.lf tat l nu.ui i i-i:i Always on hand,' at BhHied Prices. . (jjXJl US A CALL." aept2j T UST RECETVEB BY EXPRESS, ,.'J! - Another taige stock I 'IT .- .1 - 'i . 1. , . 'r. . 1 J J I . (' ' i.O&yjrAA., i.-Nl;'.'.!..-.-.; '.' ii! Aur.-.'i.'-iiJ .."!!!iHi i I odd ft. WWW W A A V XT 'nil ''.' .::fi,A'',j.!il - m)7j:ij !) l. ..;'! ' '-.. lj lVl. t:t:i'ij-.i. lot il ! JtttTOfflOtuBTIwon 'i . fii'V ;, vifj;7!i,;!'.: ''fj ) ,'tJH" -.ijnh -.rufy 'Hi 7kw '.iknhr adJ f.teiJ l tlllvf 1 .si b'liti li-tU r ! Tj'iii I i uj :T V(Ti..-Tr7 -j :T V.'.r. S H i M"n,tTr'':'",?ritl:-)4ll, s "h'j: 'i'-u i (! W. , .ti-Jt ;. .-.jiv. ' -.V1 i'.Jft-7 1') M.U'Cf i. v i r j',im,t.l' !. !f 'v,1J,'' ytt;l Ji'-'C 'it V .-!-,: -78 H.H j- f-iTi! TY 'liT'. J i?S .W AnraneyIERYM JUmefjttA -jrtliJ iVAit oiU flrlcWir? vvtcU -fh': hits iAi i uH i't&: ri- niT-n bmi i-i-.y i t.sit i yfjmwr rar .ifff-.vrr r.&in. 1 i teivwfjNiut n ftiow?SwJ dotoiro;; SxiifSaa&St t,: BERWANGEB ft BRO., hW'A'utii N ITN A A N NN AAA N NN A . A T H OO i N ; NN (ATjX LLLD , sir n oOO INN NO a SNJVNG ! ' ! N UNO OO RSNN.GOa : ' 8;iafcij4Ai8 V HHH O OL 6 6 T H B COO LUX , OO H !-H ' all r.i.-i tt. J. 1. 1 iiLLU.EtXL: OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING Has won the admiration of the public of Charlotte and vicinity. We are now receiving out second lh stalmentof . i FALL & WINTER CLOTHING, : Which we offer now at lower prices tban-any Goods ever offered in the markets of Charlotte. Suits for Men, Youths and Boys, and Children's Suits from 2 years oldupwards.at very low figures. As all our competitors have failed to compete with our low prices, we shall endeavor to maintain the same, as low prices and fair dealing is our principal rule. , We in vite everybody to give us a calL Polite attention Bhown to every customer, whether you want to purchase or not Respectfully, . L. BERWANGEB fc BRa, novl7 Fine Clothiers and Tailors. N OW IS THE TIME ! ! ! HA VINO DETBRMIKED TO CHANGE MY BUSINESS, ,1. OFFER MT XNTISS BTOOt OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES NOTIONS AND OOO X o a it OO TTTT HHH NN N GQO O O T H H II NN NO O O L O O OOL O O T UUU 11 A fl H U TKHHNNNG GG T H, H II N NN OGO OCO IXXXi OO AT AND BELOW COST. At .... i I HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OH COMMON AND.MEDIUM PRICED " CLOTHTNG f;. :!;!: .-.it TO SUIT THE LABORING CLASSES, - 1 1 which mix lij ".i-.tl jOfl ;j J. POSnTVELY' BE ClipSED OtfT T ! .is- t.-j, i - tr.K- 'ii'i 'in ),! ; -( -i - ;' ! (! it" - --. A ) : ifii i 1 1 .-; i-)-.-ji. ',! v WHATEVEB IT BRINGS BETWEEN KOKAND hi: i'l THE IJ5T0F". ill . 'ri.iJ. 'Hi j'it. ''1.1 1 'lo -i i-ii:-.'" w a wwi w ww w a - wv Mv i -i i ) ! fj'rm . 1o -' TO XAIX XOMt FOB -iuil .?iifilVf;f ,iviyvinK'tr:o'ill.vlI htU $ -2 1 ' brFFE&ENY iksi dr'cooiWi m jri .rtin UTi ift I 'nil i! is tr j"nf - , 3. M0TEB, YAter" BiUdln Hit i tu-iJiilini.! ; n.'i!;;fsi tmt;-i tu.i : :. -. : .;..-iiiifi:'.f ! li.'ii ' " il-ii; t i l" n,:u v. fi ji PreMr4tonTSjattanT persor who "wffl agieii to pay Sl'ii wheju a new growth of naln Wt'ske ort Moustaes te actuary produced, .BA LESSON . CO., 2 Clinton PlaceTNew Yort ' -' oct244teow - - 3 v