LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1879.1
. RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
L ' i 1 ' i
The following table shows the running of passen
ger trains to and 'from Charlotte, on all the rail
roads (Washington time)::
RICHMOND DANVILLE.
Arrives from Richmond and Goldsboro, 1.00 a. in.
Leaves for ' i . " i 3.20 a.m.
Arrives from Richmond, 10.50 a. in.
Leaves far ,, 6.55 p.m.
' ATLANTA CHAboTTK AIB-LIME.
Arrives from Atlanta, . 8.20 a. m.
Leaves for Atlanta. . . . .;. ..!- 1.05 a. m.
Arrives from Atlanta,..;..- i 6 50 p. m.
Leaves for Atlanta,. ... j.. 10.50 a. m.
CHARLOTTE, COLOMBIA AUOUSTA.
Arrives from Augusta,, t.. ' 8.10 a.m.
Leaves for Augusta.. 1.00 a.m.
Arrives from Augusta,. 6.30 a.m.
Leaves for Augusta,. 4 11.27 a. m.
! ?; CAEOLINA CENTRAL.
Arrives from Wilmington, . . .... 7 .... ; 7.29 p. m.
Leaves for Wilmington, 6.00 a. m.
Arrives from Shelby,. . . 5.00 p. m.
Leaves for Shelby,. 7.00 a. m.
ATLANTIC, TKNNXS3EK OHIO.
Arrives from Statesvllle, 5.30 p. m.
Leaves for Statesvllle,.; .. 7.00 a. m
CHAUIOTTK POST OFFICE.
i 1 ,
JOFFICE HOURS.
; 'ii OPENS, i CLOSES.
Money Order Department,. .9.00 a. m. 5.00 p. m.
Registry Department,.. ji.... 9.00 a. mJ 5.00 p.m.
Gen'IDeliv'y StampDept,.8.00 a. m. 6.00 p. m.
" " ft 8.80p.m. 8.45p.m.
t3? On Sundays the General Delivery and Stamp
Department will be open from 9.00 a. m. to 10.00
a. m. 1 : .. .
OPENING AND ,-CL08INO OF HAILS.
, . ji OPENS, .i CLOSES.
DanvllM&CharlotteR.K.,. 8.00a.m.: 9.00p.m.
" " "!j 11.15 a.m. 6.00 p.m.
Charlotte Atlanta R. R.,. 8.00 a. m.! 9.00 p.m.
." & Augusta R.R.,. 8.80 p.m.: 10 00 a.m.
Wllm'n ft Charlotte R. R... 8.80 p. m. 6.00 a. m.
Charlotte & Shelby R. R... . 5.80 p. m. 6.00 a. m.
" ft Statesvllle, 5.30 p.m. 6.00 a.m.
tW Beattle's Ford, (horse route,) Mondays at
5.00 p. m., and Tuesdays at 8 00 a. m.
Yorkvllle, (horse route,) Thursdays at 6.00
p. m., and Fridays at 7.00 a. m.
;W. W. JENKINS, P. M.
INDICATIONS.
War! Department,
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M. )
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington,! Feb. 5, 7 :30 p. m.
For the South Atlantic States, light
rains, followed by partly cloudy and
slightly cooler weather, southwest, to
northwest winds and rising barometer.
liocal Iteport lor Yesterday.
1 7 A. M. I 2 pTmTTo RM
Barometer,
Thermometer... .
Relative Humidity,..
Wind Direction, . . . .
" Velocity........
Weather, ,..
29.796
40
91
S.
6 Miles
Ltn.
29.59929.719
AO I la
48
85
0
85
Calm
0
Foggy.
8. W.
12
Cloudy.
Highest temperature 51 deg.; lowest 89.
meteorological Record
WEATHTCB REPORT, FEBRUARY 1, 4:20 P. M.
Sations. Barom Th. Wind. Vei. Weather.
Atlanta,.... 29.68 62 W. 19 i Cloudy.
Augusta .. 29.76 59 S. W. 4 ClouJy.
Charleston, 29.83 59 S.W. 10 Cloudy.
Charlotte,.. 29.63 50 S.W. 6 Foggy.
Corslcana,. 30 03 40N.W. 8 Cloudy.
Galveston,. 29.93 51 NW. 16 Cloudy. ,
Indianola,.. 29.94 49 N. 22 Cloudy.
Jackson'lle, 29.90 72 :&W. 15 Cloudy.
Key West,., miss'n 00 i 0 0 ,
Mobile,. 29.84 64 S. 2 Cloudy.
Montgom'y, 29.84 61 W. 7 Cloudy.
N. Orleans, 29.84 70 N. 4 t Cloudy.
Pun ta-Rasa mlss'n 00 0. 0
Savannah.. 29.79 70 8. W. 12 Cloudy.
Pt Marks.. 29.89 67 81 W, 15 S Fair.
Havana mlss'n 00 0 0
Index to Ne w Advertisement ,
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Long A Brother Change of Business.
MlssH. Moore Notice,
Chambers ft Co Dissolution. f '
Opera House, Monday, February lOtiL
L. R Wriston A Co Use He No Tea.
Opera House, Saturday, February 8th.
Opera House, February 11th and 12th.
BO,nEPESClLISS.
Gonzalez is on the rounds again.
Judge Schenck was in the, city last
evening.
German at the Assembly's room to
morrow night.
The sidewalk in front of the First
Presbyterian church needs attention.
We are indebted to Representative
Ardrey for copies; of valuable public
doenments. ; j
The coming theatrical amnsements
are the chief subjects of conversation.
We never had such a rush of fine com
panies before, ; :
Two theatrical agents met and shook
hands in the city yesterday, and another
had just left. They are nearly all a
jolly set of fellows ;
The quiet which; has relgried in police
circles during the past week was dis
turbed yesterday r by the . arrest of a
Union county man for highly offensive
inebriety on the street
Messrs. R. Chambers & Co- livery
men, ol' this city, have Tdissolved co
partnership, Mr. B. R. Steagali retiring
from1 the firm. The business will be
continued by Mr. Chambers at the pres
ent stand. s
The reading club had a very pleasant
meeting at the residence of Mr. Mc
Aden. Several jiew members were
udded, The next meeting of! the club
be hela next Tuesday night at the
iefcidehce of Mrs. Osborne, west Tryon
street. ' . i
The mail bag which is sent from this
city on the noon train of the Charlotte,
Columbia & Augusta Railroad, men
tioned yesterday, carries mail snot only
for Charleston, but for points along the
South Carolina Railroad none to Co
lumbia or points this side; j
Under the act pf the' present General
Assembly the judge of tneflfth district
Honi John Kerr-willde, this :. cut
cuit next sprtng, and the judge of Vm
aistriPt wifi hold ft? PPHt?,l the sey
entl. The spring term of Mecklenburg
Superior Court will pommenpe the sec
ond Monday in March, . i
Supreme Court. ' ' 3.
In the Supreme Court,' Monday pres
niiiof : tiiatfoft Smith and Associate
Justices' Ashe and Dillard, the follow
ing appeal, among others, was cauea.
v. itannov Son vs. W. A. Coit from
PAnron armimPTit. hpcrnn J. M- Clement
m plaintiff, and . pMcCrkle foj dfe
featfarM Pending 'argu'mert fcourt ad-
journea uiuu. liet riuv r
Tha Academy of Medicine. ; j
The meeting of the Charlotte Acade-
my of Meaicine, mgm ueiore w
laigeiy engagea - jn me uausaunuu vt.
was admitted to the fellowship of the
, ... tr T "t? A
Kinloch, of Charleston, on the subject
tnlinil nnarantinft. was read before
the academy: The regular subject for
discussion ;. during the evening, was
iwstponed untu tne next meeting.
, , ... , '"'" $'m
nti f m. Vminir Student.;
Night -before last - Mr.' Samuei C.
xrour a KfiriiWoafPpmwi and promising
student bf Davidson College,died of
pneumonia. He bad been sick for some
ti,r.a i.jaf Siiinvdav was moved
from the college to his home about si
1 U'
been sorely felt $y' them. The Philan-
. J (t member,, held a meeting yesterday and
memory. . These will be . published in
.xiijs ubsebvfji nereaiier.
ccurreaT' Ife Wttergreatly beloVed b
ia uAnr-atiiioVirii ' Qnfl ' h?. ifleatlr has
AiausEWBifrs.
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The JTIendelMohn Quintette Glub.
-, It is scarcely necessary to add any
thing to what has already been said of
the grand musical treat we are to have
to-night The Mendelssohn company
have, judging from the criticisms of the
press since they .started on their South
ern tonr, fully sustained the reputation
which they had already established; in
Boston, where the music club which
bears the name was organized many
years ago. The sale of tickets at the
usual places and through the members
of the Gounod Club indicates that they
are already assured of a good house and
of an appreciative and' cultured audi
ence. As a portion of the proceeds from
the entertainment are to be devoted to
the poor of the city, it is the more earn
estly hoped that the house will be
crowded. Those who fail to hear the
Quintette Club will miss a rare musi
cal treat.
WLimm Claxton at tbe Opera House.
On Saturday night of this week the
great New York success, "The Double
Marriage," will be presented at the
opera house. Miss Kate Claxton, the
young actress, supported by Mr. Chas.
A. Stevenson and her New York com
pany, comprising M. W. Leffingwell,
Edward Arnott, Wm. Davidge, and
other artists of talent, will appear in the
cast. This new play of Miss Claxton's
is said to be more popular than
any other in her extensive repertoire,
and in which she has attained such
celebrity. "The Double Marriage" is a
dramatization from Chas. Reade's popu
lar novel, "White Lies," and is a work
of powerful dramatic beauty, combin
ing strong situations, tender emotions,
and original constructions not copied
or plagiarized from any other play, as
so many of the society dramas of the
present day are.
The Swedii.Ii Lady Vocal Quartet.
By no meanf least among the many
good things in the amusement line
which we are now enjoying, will be
Mishler's famous Swedish Lady Quartet,
assisted by the Russian harpist, Mr.
Alex. Freygang. This combination has
never appeared before in the South, but
it is celebrated throughout the North,
East and West Here they will sing for
the benefit of the Lee Monument fund,
Mr. Joseph Chenet, the advance agent,
having made the arrangements here
yesterday to this effect. The ladies will
interest themselves in this entertain
ment, and upon the ground of its merits
and the object,; it is hoped that a large
house can be secured. The combina
tion is one of undoubted talent, and one
which we are sure will be appreciated
in Charlotte. For the present it is not
necessary for us to do more than intro
duce this quartet to our people, which
we do by quoting from the New York
Herald of a recent date, which speaks
of the appearance of the company in
that city, saying that "they met with in
stantaneous success, and charmed the
audience by th admirable qualities of
"their voices, the finish of their style,
and the peculiar expression with which
they invested the music."
Juliuu Cmar Iat Night.
There was a fine crowd at the opera
house last night to welcome Mr. Ford's
Julius Caesar combination, with Mr. F.
C. Bangs in the character of Marc An
tony. It is not too much to say that
the satisfaction of the audience was
well nigh complete, nor is it too much
to say that since Booth was here there
has been seen n the Charlotte stage no
acting which can be compared with
that of Mr. Bangs. He made an Arij
tony such as even the closest student m.
Shakespeare had scarcely areamea o:
His wonderful power controlled th
emotions of his audience, even as th
eal Antonv. as painted by the ban
controlled the emotions of the populace
in the market place ot Kome. We can
not imagine how his playing of the pul
pit scene could have been improved
upon, and yet it will stand a critical
test no better than that in which he is
eft alone by the conspirators with the
dead body of Csesar. In every part the
man s soul was m ms wont ana ine
man was sunk in the character which
fie represented. The muscles of his
imbs and neck swelled with his breast ;
the perspiration rolled from his forehead
and when he pronounces the invective
upon the conspirators it seems that
his eyes flash living fire. Thrice was
he called before the curtain ; twice im
mediately after the oration in which he
so stirreu the populace and once at the
end of the last act. Each time he was
greeted with tremendous applause ; and
hencelorwara ne i a nxiure in me
Charlotte heart.
Mr. Keene s interpretation of Uassius
was very fine ; at times he was great ; in
he scene wnere ne nrsx lnsuus uie poi
son into the mind of Brutus, he gave
evidence of much genius ; frequently he
pronounced his lines verynneiy: some
times he ranted too much, we thought,
and if any general charge can be pre
ferred against his acting, it is that he
emphasises without sufficient discrim
ination. Upon the whole Mr. Keene
brought out the adroitness rather the
cunning or uassiuswun muuu viviu
ness,and his acting in the tent scene with
Brutus left nothing to be desired. It
was his master stroke.
Mr Tnwnincr. as Brutus, though
manifestly unsuited to the part, made
many friends in his audience. If e has a
fine yoice and a flue face; he ceoited,
However, ravner wiu jwiou io fw
tiis gestures are impenect. ana mis ae-
f ect, with his lack of animation are
prominent. There is a certain attrac
tiveness about him, nevertheless, which
keeps him in favor with the crowd, and
at the end of the fourth act he was call
ed before the curtain.
Mr. Hoey made a capita csesar ; Mr.
A hrtmdt was no less eoocf as Casta, and
the minor parts Werei jh the main,re-
marKaoiy wen uuieu. ...
Taken altogether, xne comDinauqn is
nnfi TVF Minnsuai screneiu. iu uavo
misled seeing ft play Fv4ua Qgsaf last
night is to iaye rijissed a real treaty
anfl ft will be many days before it is
forgotten ii Charlotte,
Dealing In Future,
Hef e is something for the consider
Hnn nf nnt.thn dpalprs i The Kentuckv
court of appeals has recently rendered
a aecision upon a caae vi huujlco, uj
points of which may be summed up as
fVHrtwa. "RnepnlatiTior in futures, where
1VUUTIH. 1 f - - t
no actual delivery -of the article bought
or sola is maae, dui omv uie uiuetutf
delivery is to be paid, is, gambling and
illegal. But the intent to pay only the
fh omnd'fj ranst be clearlv, proven, not
inferred from custom. Even proof that
the difference was aetuauy uaiu m
mntioir In thiawnT WIN nOL SUUICB. UU'
less it be also proved that it was the
;norv of tha HmA nf the contract that
the settlement shouldj be made in thw
way-::xne cxuru-auiuix uj yvs1-1"
oaa nf f his -nrfltCtice. and that as PraC'
KnaA'lt ia tramhlintr. but it Will not take
as proof of gambling in this ?asc( th?
Weil-itnQWn 4uatum u
evidences that would j establish other
speoies of gambling. '
rh. timnnA H oar Weather TwU
Las. Sunday was the day on which
the ground hog is supposed to have
t nf hia hnrrnw after a winter
snooze. It was a clear day, and M the
ground hog tfaW'his1 s'hadoiv.hd Js sup-
posed to'nave tetreatea to rus- iair ana
pulled the hole in "after, him, to make
things secure for the hard weather
which, according to current belief, is
diiTafrt fAllnuir ennh a shadow fpst. Thfl
penalty of a clear day for Candlemas
believed to be" six weeks of sWbSeqtient
bad weather. - How it will work this
time remains to be obsetvedci .
IVenralyie. Influenza t
' This affection amounts . almost to an
epidemic in the community. It is sup
posed to have been induced by the sud
den and violent changes in the weather,
but may be more particularly due to the
prevalence to warm and damp weather.
One of our physicians is of opinion that
it is traceable of malarial influences
prevalent last summer, f If this theory
can be established it will furnish a very
effective argument next summer in be
half of greater attention to cleanliness.
:: , , ' m i - !
Another Phyiclan. .
It is not generally known among our
people that Sergeant Dennis O'Dono
ghue, signal station observer in this
city, is. a regularly licensed physician
and a practitioner of very considerable
experience. He holds his diploma from
the Alabama Medical College, having
studied medicine and attended the lec
tures while in charge of the signal sta
tion at Mobile, and at the meeting of
the Charlotte Academy of Medicine
held night before last his petition for
membership was presented and favor
ably acted upon. He bears credentials
of the most complimentary character
from the faculty of the Alabama Medi
cal College and from the physicians of
Mobile. Henceforward he will unite
the practide of his profession with his
duties as signal officer, giving such
time to matters in the medical pro
fession ,as is not employed in the ser
vice of the government
Improving a Fire Company.
The Pioneer Fire company, one of
the most useful and effective organiza
tions the city ever had, has recently
reorganized and is now in excellent
condition. At a re6ent meetinsr thev
resolved to make an effort towards pur
chasing horses to draw their engine, and
committees were appointed for each
ward to call on citizens for pecuniary
aid in the undertaking Their fincrine
heavy and unwieldv. and it is with
great difficulty and hardship to the
members that it can be drawn to dis
tant parts of the city. The efficiency of
by the addition of well-trained horses, a
fact which will be readily admitted, and
ii is nopea mat they will receive all the
aid and encouragement they wish. It
is a matter of &rp,nt imnnrtannfi that thd
fire organizations of the citv should h
kept up to a fine standard of p.Trcp.llpnf p
and this is one of the ways to do it.
Tantalizing an Old Man.
A somewhat.
fore Justice Davidson vpstprdav fnr ad
judication. The complainant was a
preacher connected with thp Mphndiat
church, an old man and a respectable
citizen. He charged two boys with jeer
ing at and in many ways annoying him
on the street and whpnpvpr ho met
them. The treatment he recp.ivpd had
many instances been nothing short
insult He said further t.haf. hp did
not feel justified in taking violent meas
ures, nor was he inclined to do so, but
their Conduct towards him had hppn
such that he could stand it no longer ;
he had tried reproaches and entreaties,
dui pom naving tailed, he was compell
ed to resort to the courts of law for
protection from this species of annov-
ance. It could not even be shown that
he had said or done any thing which
could have offended the youths, who,
by the way are brothers, and according
ly proceedings were taken against them !
for malicious mischief. The prosecutor,
however, consented to withdraw his
suit, or rather to a suspension of judg
ment over the defendants, with the
promise that the offence should never
be repeated. The boys were according
ly aiscnarged with this understanding.
County Commissioner.
The board of county commissioners
resumed its session yesterday morning,
and the following is a summary of the
business of a public nature transacted :
upon petition of the requisite num
ber of citizens the clerk of the board
was ordered to take the proper steps for
laying off a public road het.wppn Him-
tersville, on the Charlotte and States
ville road, and Gilead's church, on the
jseauie s iora roaa via Torrence s mill,
a A. Carothers. T. P. Grier and W. TT.
Neel, were commissioned to assign
hands to certain county roads not here
tofore provided for.
Messrs. D. P. Hutchison and I S.
Myers appeared before the board to ask
that the county pay the debt contracted
X J. i . -.li . .
ioi constructing j,ne county ence. it
was stated that owine to the fart that
many persons who had subscribed to
the fund for this purpose had failed to
pay, unless the board came to the res
cue, the debt (about $500) would fall
on a few who had advanced the money
at the time the fence was built
The board took no action on th sub
ject further than to request the attorney
Ji at i . " r
iur commissipners 10 appear uetore
them at -the next meeting to give his
ownjou m regara no meir power to pay
claims of this character.
In accordance with instructions re
ceived from the State treasurer, Sheriff
M. E. Alexander was ordered to appear
Deiore me Doara at its next regular
meeting for the purpose of enlarging
his official bond. '
The report of the county board of
finance was accepted, approved, and or
dered to be recorded.
" rni i . n t
iuo ire-usurer was auowea as salary
for the past year the sum of Sl.210. this
being one-ninth of one per cent com
mission on $54,453 received, and one
ninth of one per cent, on the same paid
out for the general and special county
fund.
The following wer appointed over
seers, at public rbadsl States ville road,
f roih Mrs. Henderson to Alexandriana
depOV'18. 'D; Parks; Tuckasege road,
from the ford to Muddy Branch, Wm.'
TT. XT---1 ... T. t
nuwvei ; x olivine roau, irom $xiJi)Yt
ell's bridge, A'. P. Price; Salisbury road,
f fgm. fipjt sectiouD.F, Brumley ; Law
yei's soad, from the Parks' place' to the
fork above tbe Maxwell plaee, Wilson
wauuee..
MARRIED
In Paw Creek townshlD. on the 28th of January.
by P. A. McCord, Esq., Mr. D. 3f. Lawlng and Miss
Mary mmtn.
TELEGRAPHIC MABKETRPBK,
i
PBQnrjOK.
Cincinnati Flour Oulet: family 4.20a5.25.
Wheat oulet; red and amber 90a94. Corn -oulet
and firm at 8435. Oats steady at 23lAa2tt.
Pork quiet and firm, at lt.75aiu.UO. Lard in fair
demand: steam 6.45. Bulk meats shoulders 3
clear ribs 4.H71A. clear Bides 4: bacon scarce:
shoulders A. elear ribs 5Uu clearsldes BiUu Whis
key steady at l.ua. auwer iancy western reserve
16aiB, prune to cnoice ao ioaio, uo venirai umo
laai 5. sugar quiet ana uncnangea: naras wiaiu.
A-white 8iAa9iA, New Orleans 54a7 Hogs
stronger; paciona a. i&avo;
Baltimore-OatsPflrmt' Sonthero 89a33, Wes
tern white 31a32. do hilxed Qa31. Pennsyl
vania u9aaL Hay difll and unohansed: Drime
Bnnsj1vaiifa and Maryland lOall. Provisions
ntiiet: mess nork. old 8.75. new 10.25: bulk meats
loose shoulders, new 8 clear rib sides 4a5r
per oar load, packed new 40514; Dacon snouia
rs. old 41. clear rib sides, new BMi. hams, suear-
oured, new. flalO. Lard refined tierces 7. Butter
Coffee actlve;RIo cargoes lla!5. Whiskey dull
m i.uoc ,dim uau. wuuuuu cVtfT ynfnm ...
' New York Flour--modeiate demand 1 No. 2.
9 R5a' BO. auncTttne1 Western and State 3.15a3.50.
onmmoh to irood extra Western and State 8.621fea
8.90, kood to ohoioe do 8.93a4.50; southern flour
miflhansed: oommbn to fair extra 3.90a4.85: good
to choice do 5.00aB.25. Wheat ungraded wlrn
ter 98al.08TA, No. 3 do 1.04Va5. CorrtsHmgrad
d 4rta47i. No. St. 431. Oats mixed Ik' better:
Coffee unchanged; Rio In cargoes llal6 lh ii$
lots llalT; Sugar dull and- unchangfri;' Cuban
K:V4a. fair to mod refining 6Aka65. Drim 6m
Wflnedstfinaara JC fral; granulated g pewi
iip'87?i. Vtnlshed 'ftlb. Molasses ddll 1 and van
changed. Rice in moderate demand and uhchang.
ed. Pork mesa on spot 8,90. Lard-prlnie steam
on spot 6.65a75. Whiskey a shade firmer, Freights
quiet.
COTTON.
NoHFOLi-45ulel; inlddllng 9d; net receipts
8,001; gross; stock 23,190; exports coastwise
621; sales 716; exports to (ireat Britain. - -
BXTii(oiH-FIrm; middling ; low middling
Pc.; good ordinary 8&; net receipts 85; gross
235; sales 260; stock 10,557; exports coastwise
40; spinners 200; exports to Great Britain ;
to Continent .-...
s BoeroH Firm; middling 9.; low inlddllng
9 14c; good ordinary 8e;net receipts 1,582; gross
; sales stock 2,625; exports to Great Brit
ain l' WiutKOTOK--Steady; middling 9&; low mld
dllng84c; good ordinary 8; net receipts 866;
gross ; sales 100; stock 9,963; spinners ; ex
ports coastwise : to Great Britain ; to Con
nent ;to channel. -
PFm,AT)Kr,PHTiL Knii; middling 9rc ; low
middling 94&; good ordinary 8c; net receipts
865; gross 1,291; sales 594; spinners 524; stock
9,1 54; exports to Great Britain 600.
AUGUSTA Steady; middling 84c; low mid
dling 85-16C-; good ordinary 7&; receipts 542:
shipments ; sales 760; stock .
CBABigsxmf-r-Qalet; middling 9e.; low mid
dling 9i&c; good ordinary 8c; net receipts 1,
576; gross ; sales 500; stock 61,444; exports
coastwise ; Great Britain ; France :
Continent 1,280: to channel .
Nkw Yohx Quiet; sales 597; middling uplands
9Vs-, middling Orleans 9.; consolidated net re
ceipts 23,999, exports to Great Britain 3,900;
France, Continent 2,975; Channel .
Liverpool Nook Dull and easier. Uplands
5 5-16, Orleans, 5, low middling uplands ,
good ordinary uplands , ordinary uplands .
sales 8,000, speculation and export 1,000, re
ceipts 24,500, American. 20,500. Futures par
tially 1-32 cheaper. Uplands low middling clause:
February delivery 5 9-32, February and March do,
March and April 55-18, April and May 5 May
and June 5 13-32, June and July 5 15-32, July
and August , August and September , Septem
ber and October . New crop shipped January
and February per sail , February and March .
FUTURES.
Nxw York Futures closed firm. Sales 43,
000 bales.
February 9.56a.57
March 9.67a.68
April 9.84&,85
May 9.99al0
June.... 10.13a.14
July 10 .218.23
August 10.30a2
FINANCIAL.
New Yoek Money 1.02. Exchange 4.85ai4.
Governments steady. New 5's 1.04 State bonds
dull. .
CITY COTTON MARKET.
Office of the Obsebtks, I
CHAitLOOTB, February 6. 1879. 1
The market yesterday closed quiet, as follows:
Good middling 7
Middling....
Strict low middling.
Low middling. 8
Tinges 8
Lower grades
CBARLOTTE PRODUCE MARKET
FEBRUARY 1. 1879.
CORRECTED DAILY.
Cotton Ties
New, per bdle $2.25
SpUced, " 1.75
Bagging, per Tb. lH4al2iA
Corn, per bush'l 40a45
Meju. " 50a55
Peas, " 50a55
Oats, shelled, 40a45
Bacon
N. G. hog round 8a9
Hams,N.C. lOall
Hams, uncanvassed. 91
Bulk Meats
Clear Rib Sides. 5
Coffee
Prime Rio.. . 16al61fc
Good. 13al5
Strop
Sugar-house. .. 25
Molasses
Cuba 88a40
New Orleans 35a50
Salt
Liverpool fine 1.00a2.00
Sugar
White. 9411
YeUow 7a8
Potatoes
Sweet 35a40
Irish. 40a50
Butter
North Carolina. 121fea20
Eggs, per dozen. 12Val5
Flour
Family 3.0oa3.50
Extra...;. 2.753.00
Super 2.25a2.50
VTOTICt
There will be a meetlnir of the Stockholders of
the Charlotte Building and Loan Association, at
the rooms of R. E. Cochrane. Secretary, on Thurs
day evening, February 13th, l879,at seven o'clock.
a ruu attendance is requested.
U. i. UCKJUKAKJS,
Feb. 2 td. , 8e(.y and Treas.
gT. MARY'S COLLEGE,
GASTON COUNTY, N. 6.
This Institution, conducted by a eoloiy of the
Benedictine Fathers from St Vincent's College,
Westmoreland county. Pa., is eleven miles distant
from Charlotte on the Air-Line Railroad. It stands
on the old Caldwell place, famous for healthiness
and the general morality 01 the neighbornood.
Remote from town, it offers rare inducements to
parents and guardians for the education of their
children,
while catholic youths will be sedulously taught
their religion, the children of respectable parents
01 au uepQunpaons wm ne received ana meir
rnoral fr&tning strictly cultivated. Attendance in
common at the public prayer will be required of
alii for the Interests of order and the welfare of
the students, without any Interference with their
religious opinions.
The course of studies is thorough and embraces
three departments: the classical, the mathematical
and the commercial, and also the preparatory for
beginners.
Terms For tuition and board per session, of Sve
months, payable in advance,
or run particulars and catalogues, appiytotne
RET. STIFFEN LYONS, a 8. B., Rector, Gari-
m u., wasion oouniy, . v..
m due notice a conveyance will be sent from the
College to meet students on their arrival at the de
pot.
Day scholars will be received on terms to suit the
convenience of parents.
janiw per lm
T300K KEEPING.
I take this method to Inform the public In Char
lotte that I am'nqw fonnlhg a class to. whom I pro
poa to (each book keeping in all its branches. My
experience in book keeping for twenty-five years Is
a guarantee that the instruction given the class
will be thorough and complete. The class wtyl b
iormed on the unrd day 01 FeDruary.
Terms-glJ
I will also undertake to open up or balance
Voto, em adjust accounts when desired.
Jfan. 311 w.
M,
LICHTENSTEIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Next door to Wilson & Wt$&'l HmsH-
charlotte, n. c
decl3
JAMES MURPHY,
PRACTICAL JAILOR,. - .
Holton'8,Bufldlng, Trade Street, Up gtaAr ?i ?
Owing to the stringency of the times I will In fu
ture work very cheap. Will make, fine suits for
u. uaaatutefe suus xor vs. rants 01 bums sauw
fees. I emarantee aU my work too fit. no charge.
Give me a call and be convinced. '
July 17.. -
XJOR RENT.
J1 - " "TV . f"' " '
THe two stores m the Urier & Alexander ouiidmg
on Trade street, m . J. L, MOREHEAD.
Jan26tf - - t .. , -
r n sejDaueaoe o the reducUon in the rice ot
the original cost of materials, and In order tqgiva
my patrons the benefit of the reduetiei from and
after this date Photographs will be taken at my
Gallery at s - '
REDUCED RATES. ' . . . - -septal
J. H. VAN NESS
it
6a8
Gvotzxlzs.
N
OTICl TO FARMERS!!
am prepared to STORE COTTON ta my fin mot
building either in basement or on the first or seo
ond floors and will giro warehouse receipts on
wldch you can draw numey If desired.
V Charges modecate. -
THOMAS H. GAITBXR.
oetia ....
QROCEREE3 CHEAPER THAN ITER.
NXW GOODS !
NEW FEATURES!
Come to me for Bacon, Corn, Sugar, Coffee, Uo
lasses, and other Family Groceries.
Just received, a few barrels ol Beny Foster's (Da
vie county)
REST RYE WHISKEY.
Also a fine lot of Country Hams. I sen for cash.
All goods delivered In the city free of charge.
W. H. CRIMMINGER,
Next door below Wilson 4 Black's old stand.
apl5.
Q O T T O N '. 1
-ORDERS AND CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
BT
THOMAS H. GAITHER,
Cotton Comkisbioh Mxrohakt.
octl2
w
TT.T.TAMg FINGER,
Have Just received a lot of Turkeys and Chickens
which we offer at low prices. Come to Williams ft
Finger and buy the best Family Flour from the
best mills. Wheat, Bran, Oats, Corn and Meal,
Honey, Country Lard, Butter and Eggs. The brat
Timothy and North Carolina Hay, cow and horse
feed of the best quality. Sugar, Coffee, dec. Cott
signments solicited for all kinds of country produce.
Will make prompt returns of sales.
dec5
J.
A. HENDRIX, Agent,
-GROCER-
GROCER-
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Comer Main and Blandtng Streets, -COLUMBIA,
a C.
Special attention paid to consignments. Quick
sales, and prompt returns guaranteed in every in
stance. JanlO lmeod
50
BARRELS
- CHOICE NORTHERN
A PPP PPP L BKB
AA P P P P L E
A A PPP PPP L EE
AAA T T TT .
A A P P LLLL EES SS8
Received every week.
LeBOY DAVIDSON.
JanfH)
SPLENDID LINE OF
Fine Teas, all grades, Just In. at
, LeROY DAVIDSON'S.
Jan60
B
LACK STRAP MOLASSES
Under cost by the barrel, by
LeROY DAVIDSON.
JanSO
rpHE BEST STOCK OF
GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERIES
In Owelty, at
JanSO
LeROY DAVIDSON'S.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
I have now In store a full supply of Groceries and
family supplies.
Just Received:
Fresh Goshen Butter. New Buckwheat Flour.
A small store for rent
S. M. HOWELL
Jangq
F
IELD BROS.,
WHOtdKSALE AND RETAIL .
GROCERS and DEALERS In COUNTRY PRODUCE
aio, PROPRirrojB or
.. ... ........
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
0HARLOTTE. N.
This house has been newly furnished and is kopt In
fiB-class aljle.
Terms, Per Day ... ................... $ 2 00
Table Board, Per Month......... ...... . 16 QQ
jar-Omnlbus and Carriages aK wiy train. :mgSO
HELD BROTHERS, fiejutetoi
TOJP AT THE ;
10YDEN HOUSE
Salisbury, N.C
' C. 8. Bbowk, Proprietor, - '
-' rLate ol the National Hotel, Raleigh..
C & Brown, Jr., Chief Clerk. a 8Ti.lDqn.jU9
BlnHHlfc '
dec 80 ; "; . '
: , gyjciflttt Since. 1
' ' . ; UROUNA CENTRAL
- mvtiJuxifGTosr,
THROUGH FREIGHT ROUTE
t ,.j . ..
This Ltns being fully equipped for bustneas,
Freight trom
Wilmington and an Northern and Eastern CUtes to
, , Greenville, Spartanburg, all Stations
Atlantle, Tennessee ft Ohio,
As well as points In Georgia
Insurance and Rates guaranteed as Low as
Information furnished
F.W.CLARK,
Gen. Freight Agent, Wilmington, N. C
septSO
grogs atxfl IJXtjflicittts.
D
R. J. H. MoADEN,
decggist and cBjaosr,
Now offers to the trade a full stock of
Lubln's Extracts and Colognes,
English Select pices,
Colgate Honey and Glycerine Soap'
English, French and
American Tooth Brushes
PRESCRIPTION?
Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and
day.at
J. H. McADEN'S
Prescription Store.
SECURITY I
J5ECURITY!
SECURITY!
200 Barrels of
C WEST & SONS'
EXTRA No. 1 KEROSENE
ANL
ALADDIN SECCRITYTOIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, from C West A
Sons, Baltimore.
HlahAst If Al.nl anWu1 at rntannlnl ISmnaMnn
Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a
nre test or liu aegrees jranrentteit Deiore it will
bum. C. Wpt A Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale by
Db. J. H. MoADEN, Sole Agent,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
F.
SCARR & CO.,
iTRUGGISTOl
U R U G G I S T O t
NEAR THE FOOT-OFFICE,
Would respectfully inform the public that they
have opened a retail and family Drug Store, near
the FostrOfftca, and solicit the patronage of helr
friends and the public generally.
Prescriptions and family recipes dispensed with
great can and pore Drugs.
Jan7-tt
Utott ducrtisemtuts.
TEACHERS WANTED. $50 to $100 or $200
per month, during the Spring and Summer.
t or ruu paracuiars aauress
J. a McCURDY & COm
Philadelphia, Pa.
IPHTHER1AI
Johnson's Anodrite Liniment will positively pre
vent this terrible disease, and will positively cure
nine eases In ten. Information that wm save
many Uvea sent free by mail. Don't delay a mo
ment Prevention is better than cure. Bold every
where. L a JOHNSON 4 CO..
Bangor, Maine.
JOHNSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER.
OS WOVEN AND CHILDREXT
OR WOJttEN AISD CHlLDRElX
Females suffeHntr from nain and weakness will
derive great eomf on and strength from the use ot
Benson's Capclne Porous Plaster. Where children
are affected with whooping eough, ordinary coughs
or oolds 01 weak lungs. It is the one and only treat
ment tney snouia receive, i nis arncie oonmins
new medicinal elements snchaais found in no other
Mmadv in th same form. It is far superior to
common porous plasters, liniments, electrical ap
pliances ana outer external remeaies. it reueves
pain at once, strengthens and cures where other
plasters will not even relieve. For Lame and
Weak Bade Rheumatism. Kidney disease and all
local aches and pains. It ts also the best known
remedy. Ask for Benson's Capetne Plaster and
take no other, soia oy au vraggisw. rnoe 30
cents.
C 8 S i! ? 1 5 8 N
And all Disorders of the
THROAT AND LUNGS
Permanently Cured.
DR. T. A. SliOCUM'S GREAT REMEDY
PPP gSSg J OUU g H n JI J E
P 2 YT O O H H n NN M B
HSa VV O HHH n N H N E
FT V O O H H B N WS I
EES
KB
1 TSH"
ooo h h nun mat
Take In eonjunetion with his
compound emulsion 0?
Pure cod "liter oiL
and fcypopbosphites of
. ' LDCB AND SODA. . .
A FREE BOTTLE c4 each preparation sent by
mH to na!iv anfferlnc aDDlioant sendtnx their
name, P. Ot and. express address to Dr. T. A. 81o-
eom, 181 pean street, Mew iora
pRESH
ARRIVALS. FOR SALE, WANTED.
10 boxes assorted Candies. 5 boxes choice Oys
ter Crackers. & boxes Family Washing Soap, largest
10 bars in the city.
juaa i une tune xm ana one meaium aii
with young enir, lor saw low.
O dozen PARTRIDGES WANTED. ' 7
dec29 ' . B. N. SMITH.
1 ri0lxt '.Siica.;
DISPATCH Uy j . - -5 - - 1 -.f
Chun9? ;iiM-r,n m
NORTH OKIJHl.-rrrr rr
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH.
oflers irTHvrnariwd fadlMes for the Transportlon of
Chadotta, Statesvllle, AshevlUe, Rutherfordtoi
mtbe Atlanta 4c Richmond AlLlM "t
and Western N. C Railroads, -
- ' -ii " - j .s,
Alabama and Mississippi. 'h- t . f
. A In
via any Competing Line, and Time as QulckJ
, .... 1 ....
.-1- ... . . ;
upon application to .
. WM.1. MOODY,
Southwestern Freight Agent, Chariotto, N. C.
' T, T SMITH,
Agent C & Railway, Charlotte.
JMJU1SIANA STATE MTTERYV
A 8PLENDID OPWRttJinTT
To win a fortune. Second "Grand DlstribuUon
Class B, at New Orleans, Tuesday,'-February
11th, 1879-105th Monthly Drawtwc
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
; .
..Thl8rn8!,;utl0I regularly tnoarpomtod by
the Legislature of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes in 1868, with a capital of
11,000,000, to which It has since added a Reserve
Fund C 8850,000. Its GRAND SINGLE NUM
BER DISTRIBUTION will take place mStWy on
Uie second Tuesday. It never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution:
.7 . . . . ;;-.iiv.'
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half Tick
ets, One Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES I ' '
1 gPj ........ 830,000
1 Cap ze. s.v. 10,000
1 Capital iTizev 5,000
i WzesofboO.. ........ 6 000
5 Wres of 1,000 8,000
20 Prizes of 500 10000
100 Prizes of 100 , 10 000
200 .Prises of . 50 ...i 10 000
500 Prizes 20 10000
1,000 Prizes ot 10 , ..;;. lOlOOO
APPROXIMATION. PRIZES
9 Approximation Frizes of S300..... 92,700
9 Approximation Prizes of 200. .... 1,800
9 Approximation Prises of ' 100...... ) 900
1857 Prizes, amounting to. 7 ;.....,., S110,400
:, ..,
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
PrnUientolnts, to whom a liberal compensation
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Home Office in New Orleans. . j
Write, dearly stating full .address, for full Infor
mation or send orders to
Postofflce Box 692, New OrletaijLouiuia
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of GENERALS
G. T. BEAUREGARD andJUBAL A, EARLY.
JM14 . i. ...,. :r.rMi
Stem gjftATjerttsjemjetxts,
JfROM VB. & W.HTJNTSi ''
BALtlHORE, M. D.
Having become familiar with Colden
Lelblg's Liquid Extract of beef and Tonic InvigOr
ator, I take pleasure in recommendint it as an ex
cellent preparation, combining as It dees O0d and
tonic In a remarkable way, producing good blood
health and strength. Sold bf aU Itoigglsts,
Q.E0. C. WARE '
Manufacturer and Wholesale I)ealef Ih
PUBSriPfLI CIDER -
AMD
CIDER VINEGAR.
Sole Proprietor And Manufacturer of
- E. R. OONDirS TABLE SAUCE--
287 to 295 W. Third St, cmcmilfl 0.
O
ILS SASSAFRAS
AND PENNYROYAL
Of prime quality, bought in any quanlty. for cash
on delivery, free of brokerage, oommlsslons,
or storage expenses, by
DODOK ft OLCOTT. -
? ; ' -7 ,'i;7 '7
Importers and Exporters of
DRUGS, ESSENTIAL .'OllB, A&
88 William St i ... ,ew York
A DAY to Aaenta tommhrn for the -Fata
sn Vt0L" Temta and outfit fme. Ad
dress F. O. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
OA Fancy Cards, Chromo, Snowftake. ho two
OU alike, with name, 10 cents. I. Mlnkler ft
Ce, Kassao, N. Y.
J A MUTED CARDS, wttb nnm 1V - Asvnta'
' 441 outfit IClr T. JUWKR Jk V. Noaun V V
deesi .
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Address GEO. P. ROWELL ft CO.. 10 Snruee St.
New York.
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The undersigned Is now prepared to ffll an orders
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for every class of Undertaking. Having on band
fan assortment of - -
COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL fclSES,!
.it if tit
Both Wood and MetaUK 1
Fiirnlture of every Pesofptfoa Repsiied at stool'
boom.;-,,-:.' 7.t'.',:-;. ;
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Hearaes furnished K eleslnd..,.;