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ZSS OSSSMYXM JOB DMFAWXKKt - .
,aC, o ytor, pot?cddj ht advance $8 fr)
Eat beeft thoroughly tvppUed with every tmded
want, and vUh tim LatmSttftgpe.mnimAry
.W JlfWHrf '
Tnrm Montht...
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muwji ty jvo wore Motwotr at com wwmiwii,
and (Mmw , (Tfctm nmuM, at xort
WMXKLT XDITlOir :
BLANKS, BniSBiMfir'
Weekly, (intMeovmty) to mtoxmee. ..J2 00
.Six Month. 'J 00
LSTTSX-SOJlSS, OLRD8, i
XAOS. RECXIPTSPO&TXBS,
psooua inniK, rutd-bills,
PAMPHLETS, CIBCVIAMS, OKSCKM, C
VOL. XX.
CHJirOTTE N.: O.vTUESDAYi; APMli29, 1879. J;
LOteral Beduetkmtfor Ctubt,
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SUN UMBRELLAS
mm) m
Ladies buying Parasols and 8un Umbrellas will
find the best assortment at the lowest prices at
EMAS & COHEN'S.
Tbey will also find other goods to suit them upon
which tbey can save motfey. Our stock of Fancy
and Staple v. , '
DRY GOODS
Is now complete, among which may be found a
full supply of House, Furnishing Goods, Sheeting
and Pillow Casings In Linen and Cotton, Linen
Table Damask in White, Slate, Bed and Yellow;
Napkins, Doylas and Towels In. every variety; Car
pets, Bugs, Mattings and Oil Ciotha. , ; . j -
Our stock of Embroidery and Trimmings is lasge,
and will be found .very cheap. ,8o wUJ our stock of
WHITE GOODS,,
HOSIEBY. GLOVER, NDKKBqHIKFS, COB
SETS, FAJJ3 ANDr TIES.
Ask to see our Ten, Ceats Linen. Cambrtc naod
kercblef and $2 Sun Umbrellas. You will And
them cheap, and everything elsa In propdiiion1. '"'
Call and see us. It will pay you.
ELIAS & COHEN.
B
ITKOESS NICHOLS,
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WHOljESLI JETAIL I
DKALER IN
ALL KINDS OF
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FUBNITUBE
BEDDING, iPlTni 1 5S?R(S' -BEDDING,
Ac. 1 1 1 ' ' 1 BEDDING, &C-
FURNITURE !
FUjqtrruBjs t
AFiUlLlneof
LOUNGES !
LOUNGES t
LOUNGESf
LOCNt
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IbrjNGES
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PARLOR AND OTAMBEBrMJTTS I
ds onand.
(Srr CCJiTDSSetialt WpdJ 00 hajML..O
Wo. 5 WioW TiLiM'&nutirr'.'
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tine unpply, nWis.-itI 'iJt .'T .'-H
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PT All Goods Packed Free of Charge
PARLQ8 AND UHAMBi-MOUll I
to
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GRENADINllS, &C.
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We have jusi "received' another lot of Blackand
Colored .
SILKS,
Trimming Silks, in Momie patterns; Black arid
Colored, Brocaded and Striped' Silk ' '' '.' ,;
GRENADINES.
:n)i!""Tf: Ai n
A handsome line of Black and Fancy Scotch
s
GINGHAMS.
Don't fail to see our French Organdies, In all the
new styles. Lace and Lisle , ,
MITilft AND GLOMES
J ,ir)';jnx'ors; ; Ganze and Nainsdbk Shbts.i ' ?
A fulLstockot
STBAW AND MfLLINEBY GOODS.
Orders promptly ftHed;
i i
, , T. L. SEIGLE & CO.,
Opp. Charlotte Hotel; fryofi st, Charlotte, N. C.
April 27.
P"W PRICES
, BULE THE DAY.
LARG15 OWDS
Daily throag Bie
. M y . i i
CHEAP STORE OF
H. MORRIS & BRO'S.
5 a f
1 "t j i
6 ? f is;
STILL GBEATEB
REDUCTIONS
THIS WEEK.
Men's Best Flannel Suits, only $12,00
Beatttlfal tight Castflmre Pants, S2.50, 3.50, 4.50
White1 rancy Pique, 10 and 12 s.peryaroV
Beautiful Lawns, 10 and 12 " ' "'
Dress Linen, all shades, IS, 20 and 25c per yard.
Hamburg Edging, all widths, Q to 25c. per yard.
Two-button d4ioe8,all snaJesi b&i, 75c and
81.00 per pair.
Beautiful Dress Bunting, worth 25c, for 15 cents
per yard.
Yard Wide good Bleaching, only 8c. per yard.
Best Calicos, all grades, only (H cents, per yard.
It will pay anybody to Inspect our Goods and
prices, as we claim to be the leading low price
house in Charlotte. ' ' ' '
' -aw received, a beautiful line of
Banging in P jlcji ftp 1 Cents to S3.
Also, a full line of
And Ladles' Underwear, at immense banpins.
LM9SSi?JLBa
w. fcAUtMlK ft co.! i i :
HMTiK )f A A, A A All
42 ffsrapstS'ss
We have made ftp CTMlnwmt o,f parchastagft
O O T
n NH N O O
times ready to give quotation of .PJ?2
garment wmcn is soia a our nuuw "
be s represented, and to price less than can be
bpht elsewhei' 'W obnttnue :o seU
1 WjiiffW;
q,eftrHWaii
be-
I BootrShpes and vSlippew,
Including the best, makes In thaoQuntpy. ,5e3S
can also be fomfaHHtf stoek a-mplete lln of
fine Felt. Stiff and Straw Hats, and any kind of
Jjfore, y,ou erainme Jt wwa, as cr .
huxoBAKGAINS
K.t?. i.tr1 MyfpnVt3a All "n'jswt .a
Can be had at
April 107
Corner Trvde and Tryon Sts,
id Tryon I
Charlotte.
. XI. V,
Li
g
A Hew Poem by Lord Bryan.
t,AH
; Memoir of Bev. Francis Hodgson. .-'Mrr
In the dome of my sires as the clear moonbeam
!: falls ,
Througti silence and shade o'er ltsdesMatj waD,
It shines from afar like the glories of oW;jy -i.vm
It gilds but It warms not it Is dazzling but poloo
Let A sunbeams be bright for the youngejcfi
'Tls thellght that should shine on a race ihVh
When the stars are on high and the dews on the
u -ground, . ..L . . .y:
And the long shadow lingers the ruin around. -'; ,
And the step that o'er-echoes the gray floor o stone
Falls sullenly now, for 'tis only my own; . , ., j
And sunk are the voices that sounded in mirth, ,v '
And empty the goblets, and dreary the hearth, , y
And vain was each effort to raise and recaU
The brightness of old to Illumine our hall, . ami
And vain was the hope to avert our decline, ,h
Andtliefateof my fathers faded to mine.
And theirs was the wealth and the fuliness of famej
And mine to inherit too naughty a name i -;;-,
And theirs were the times and the triumpas pf
t..ftmM s .-. vxiir
And mlnfi ta refTPt, hut renew them np more.
And ruin Is fixed oflfmr twr?and-ay wall,
Too hoary to fade arid too nlasS to tall ;
It tells not of time's or the tempest's decay.
But the wreck of the line that have fc) -held Itlil
sway. X
Newstead Abbey, Aug. 26, 1811.
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OB8CR.VAT10KS.
Peaceable Indians all stand in front of elgai
stores. New OrUomPieayvne.: i. rij j i ,
Wales is popular in Paris, where he orders up the
drinks wtth a frequency Which would astonish Zach
Chandler,, , -,. ,
The American horse Parole is getting back some
of the leg laurels that Mr. Bowell carried away
wtth torm. -Taroie Is ttotnghmisetf Tmf--f--
Complaint is raade In- LeftdviJle thittEe whisky
is nothing'bnt 'snovr watek -feentef wfth vitrloL
When eight hundred gallons an .be drawn from
one barrel UjU tune for even a dajmnaoj bhiah.
AeprfCataorrrlaeiieirier iajriv "Col
Bagges was shot once in the left side, once in the
right shoulder, and once in the drinking saloon
adjacent."
' "A mast wonderful counterfeft,'' being notnfng
less than a $20 legal-tender note, is reported from
Washington, it was executed withaperand'mkV
The "Most1fonderxuieoanterfett,ln Washihgton?
is to be found in the White House; He hasnt been
executed jet Phil. Chronicle.
"Why dont you buy a power press t" has been the
question put recently to the editor oi the Marshall
town (Iowa) Statesman, and he replies In his last
issue, with withering irony: "Why don't we buy
the Bordman. House, Woodbury Block and the
public square? Why don't we" raise h 11 on four
dollan&ndahalfY" kw.-k
They had been married a year and were taking a
Sunday afternoon walk h the . 6ubnjba,7In a va
cant lot a half dozen young goats were having a
btu "ctrcus,'' which . attracted tlkeir.'iatttnUda.
"George," she said, "seeing those six butda'kktt
reminds me that I haven't a decent pair of gloves
to my name.'" George despises a goat now
The Eareka Leader give the following charac-
eet lasfTJUtfi t The officer auietlv re
marked that "he was a Fifty-ton1 Fimiace jind.'be
would scoop the ore Into the bin," asd the fellow
vaarnerldb3r jreduced to fcajeiJHqlg the psjU-
COLI MBIA NEWS LETTER.
A Variety of patters Treated by Our
Palmetto News-Monger. '
To the Editor of The Observer:
"Columbia, April 28. An inquest was
held yesterday morning on the body of
a negro woman who, as was ascertain
ed, died from burns received several
weeks ago, and subsequent neglect of
necessary precautions.
The ordinance which prohibits bar
bers from opening their shops on Sun
days, is now being rigidly enforced.
All the shades Deing drawn low over
the displays in the show-windows, Main
street now . presents a very sober, ap
pearance on the Sabbath.
Richland does not yet enjoy the bene
fits of a stock law, while Mecklenburg
has had a good opportunity of weigh
ing its advantages against its (appar
ent) disadvantages. It is thought by its
friends and advocates here that an in
terchange of views on this subject with
your progressive people may very 1 ma
terially aid in furthering the cause; in
our community. -
The JirBt news that reached Cbliini
bia of je; accjMent to Miss 1 Yotimns,
and .her escort, Mr. Young, was through
the columns of 'tim Obsekveb It
forms an interesting topic of i-eonerag-tion
in society circles in which Miss
entire squara-tfour racrea-rin the heart
of the city, and has been the residence
durmgtirt'WtetTnbritr
em lady wbdse-wealth ia only equalled
bjFeSf toseMsh 'generogitr; .ItJ liasJa
it witfi,its:4yy-ad,ablKS sarrovgraftg
walli its double p??a,'-siled'iT
ters of ros.es, .of " the purest white, the
wealth of rmcent1- tree's an,d ever
greeiashrubberx'ift; ar4en.iWith4ts
ctanniti'yistaa,it-horce (flowers and
Waift,; I,j f; lrf :i; ii Joii :;d ti .WLtMhS. l!-J
Rustic garden. furnitia:esuauQ ,t"iar
ments re Tttpidly -1 gwwittg'fi f avo
with our ladies.
OurfSemmete&deyoteBunfif their
leisure llmeatidertfceeg Wt
vourip1Wn4i'ackberry trees
bat., reeenjWMpwtecUiOnrafiB wrew,
read VmittinflC OUU, ,((.;., i tl Imn f.I,i:.,t -( nl
Tb;e iDaartins are returning at-tak
ing .POfc v$fc Wtomed
TOOSlS
1fefl exctirsiOn txF visit tbeiCStyaoy the
Military, and otoei -organizations in
tending to islf IumWrfbT the un-lingt-Of
tthe-mofiTSBafentnto itm42evf-
lio-hNiHfrikfew' Ldavs at the Garden!
qtV rirt W'igriririW time of the"ypar,
wnen a ncn wiWyV1, YH vCttU,ulut.a'lu
fragrant roseSM vtli ttvtm and variety;
JS TI l v n A f I n j-i ,
neets Te,eqr fVj-mm-, ,r, 7,,Ttf
$ EaVyw We Prafiesin1 Iteir fcoegets ?
In the'triat3aedplirpd; tft Rich
mond, f or-stabbiftg Jhia,wifeth follow
ing entertaining testimony was inter
jected to relieve :ithe iBWaaotony of the
law Wb n note from the DisDate n :
fin t.hfi siibfect1 ef faficies. Dr. Mc-
Guire said J'meh can imagine anything,
since tbey carry : buckeyes heHft
et an4 wear vepa4a -
The Commonwealth's attorney
to, be carried. in pocket, for cure of.
'Dr; McGuire41javeknawfta lawyer
rThrC
it had been recomniendedttoJiiBasby;a
er.
t)-'H h
u ! Il ii i u ..;4
Tn tAmmwizA with vour health ustoao nrompfr
ly using Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills, Is not lndicaQve ;
of much thonghtnuness. uoia Dy au aruggisut,
! I .f,
(tie intresung,i! g&wm ; luxmimsw ,
which they will soon be expert
The
ttier
RWi4trin .ecujanpn msm8y
oacL Mow&Mrs&Y&n aaysuan&eiSdiftt
TreasnrejTroVeT-I Sovel Casfc
tWllsoh Advance.
We leam thxtlla. Telfair Oriffln was
Stanhope, iniNaitcoantyimi few day8i
ago.Ttrhen th poiitf thfrptoie caught:
to throw it out of-the way, he discover-:
ed that' it -ras "filled with npwttrds pi
Delighted at his good fortttne, the young
man broke the cladV tldines ttv 4is fath-;
norTlduol retain m Yaluable a. treasure,-'and;
demanded thHt it shoiild be'
handed QymfoMmmUiwlliiMi ..vi,;
" The younger Grini did not take very
kindly to his father's suggestjoxi, ana
after a sobereiy)j41thought"wfsely
concluding iithatiifioaaession ia minc
tentbsof the, battle, nade,- off with the
jug, And, iaexultaBt joy, buried it again.:
Aft'Se
ufl0 ':,; ,inxi 'OkiUKii- ii-.Wiii.iin. ;rnv.
of to .iW.iadjis 8t4M JUyJig, B , oltt;
mar4)jr 'tbitaiiwii oft Morgan; iived in
generally known that heiiad a miaerly
fondness " fofj aecttnttflatirig: ,coin;! and
this old lady iemenibrs 1 that he came
to her, upon one c!6Ioliito borrow a
iug, remarkifl2Jty.'h'er: af .ttte tim that
heTuM JjlddeOrne moiiBlnthejCracks
of hi3.houae onc 'before and ike bouse
She loaned him the jug, and saw nim,
shortly afterwards 'reaving his house,
taking the'jng1 with binl, and, upon be-
it remarked, that he was going, to carry
it to the bouse of one tor- hiSneightkxrs,
whicasrtfrm
been; gonerJnjt slwrJt.tirneMfxffei
returned; without hfe iug. r AifewaJay
after1 tmstfteWvmaii Was .seized;.jlte
a conestit0: m:M'immm
ever having told' wbere , he had bidden
the 1 money." ;AIter ia 3deataJ his" land
was sold, itnd orie.4iicks became the'
purchaser. Net long ago Griffin enter
ed upon the land under a borikl from
Ricks to make trtlfriipon payment of
Jtticks e.rnBdezstano, .claims the
nroneiuKH tHegmrjrli tteP'otivto&im
ihcuaedyirjijgiantVtG
thermore that Grimn has not pai the
purchase money. ' I''
As betwflwu ifiriffiBjithefinder, and
the heirs offorgani.'wethirtk that there
can belittle dOftbtr.abput the: xight of
uuviieirajki recover .the treasope rovi"
aef iiL-; iwtin- law. :We: have never
known a Bimilar"o.uestion to be before
presented in the Judicial istory of our
Qtate .,!-- iir,!J.-.i ;) i
Orange Presbytery.
LBateigh Kewi.
' ". ; Qrange JPresbyteryS 'Mfflfoi&iutk'M
three hundred -and eighteenth Bession
at ;Eno 'chhrcn. 1n Orange County; 4
uaually full attRndanne,forty-ninR rhem-
bersing. present, XheRey, Ajpurrie,
of flrahSain. a chosen ! moderator, and
Rev. S. M. SmuXana Maj, T6hn A. Wo
mac, secretaries.: Mater of great im
portance were'eonsfflered and acted on.
The new book of, djaoipline, sent down
by the General Assesahiy to the presby
!Xu&te pM P
Tmti Toe iiw.KdotoiVCPrimjEose.was
again liaote4yaigUifw the tfresbyt.
AtthejiequeUjoEiifie Re.Htr,bja
iu&rSiS'
rv. was dissolvedjiB si oi.iv. ; hj -in'j
to the General 'isemblv? wli
ston. Ma;Tlii iSrrrrBPcaoii
MeFt.eete'rB.' ww! io.. or wojiwiHta
, Aiteraaiesw-Eev iH Fit!eraid,
RevrTHPaAoettoor. T. U. HeiLf3:
-WO. JiTViW atloi .TIJf bo'JCt ,.l''Ht trm-Ho
:,. TAe Twm anewaag ok -jne ures
will be held-HatAiaiiMtihupehr
fiuo.rdiieouiMa'i oa-won-mot - '
. -Ui.rMrA..K. Il-J-, baa c-tf fc-g'g onjrti r .??!.-.: 'J
BoV t: u-.t bun inJ! h KiUtt loua J nviitiuo-..
iun in-jSheUvhkaeriK 1fot& Society .w.x-
aMieiaai in ins salon, emewanwng a tew
iifriedsfhB midst. 'of a
ersatirM . im"&a Qnened.
ra entered young flaay named
fkbwjfio.Katisobii, Abotlf " nflteen
years of age, najadsome and. prepossess
ing, a meibr. nrjreoiyer, of a well
know and Bohlefaily in the VVilma
District. Perfecttyialna and self-pos;.
ors besfalftiiBfeHJl)r
through the head, o that he fell to the
:gneMiintontantously, Sorapid
ly and coolly was the deed committed
t&ati&JIas; bvef.Jfeieft'any one in the
mt&ttmlm$$ iirdse. ; ia&lsoN
wia made no attempt to eaoane. and
prmtedprkeMelf ;to (arrests ?with
I, if II
:Ot,
.MjfttA arng-house I St, Tous, ,Jast ;
jriday;Wrn.JD. S.autbwhtie elaimsito
trom inmawspoirsi maae : a mnraer
ons" 'assault ori;i Mti-6i
Summerville, cutting a frightful
gash In ter thxbanelyf erfot oe
of jier e4tr5fron1her heaaaiftflietina
a serious wound unon one of her eyes.
mith waSfWPeatedv Mra. Sterlingris
tne wite or i&f Mi Hterung- w rea esiace
aenfc. fbrrfierW of St. CouisI but' who
?ovet ar' yeatgd-' ym'Mi'JLxtibih&
wire: going xo ner iann at oummervuio
111. rWs suttifaei; cth;!tlien a toam,
MWiSm'tSV- hetJShejisehed
&er iforemanf ad Huwle him fiupenn-
tennt.wintirnaiJy;is'itaieged .to sm$
aiisen betweeii theri an4to Ube
allv suDnlied witfiTmanev. A auarrel
fin all v noourred. -At rs. Sterlmsr Went ta
Xeabaiionjlll'ndsxme- twie afte
Smith went to 1 Indianapolis, Afew
ys-agto he arriYed w at AuWi an
teebting Mrs, Steriirjg to a atreet-.ca$
ahaueeiJ her to ga to his boarding-house,
twtujit her refusal to go with him to his
kboi&i lie stabbed her in- the hallway
pected to live. - Smith is a young mart,
while Mrs. Sterling has passed middle
life, - -, " - -AunAAn.f -
;SearAiuij ; whf dlsooveV ih-'thlrjiMVirtcl diseoYt
eras Well as remove impurities- of "the blood, the
best biooa seacner is vx. guirs, uooa 4jixwire.
eaugtit ttirnre aaaWTftt wih smelting
tend that such should be the case afiram.
Bieks am aunts to nothine at all and as
wwfilhfiMn
fch 'hieets
IfvelvPfeD
mm
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I m P O R AP A 1ST T !
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. , -r.i - ' . . 1 ' ' TT I 1
, ' : 'r- 1 ; ; ,'l..i Jil'uH ill, i"i . ,. .
Intheearly of every season' to also who are reoognlnd
ftoBi.al JMDfpie; tnU.and tht.geMnl atvMUiic t oar house, wul assure an tn
ti!lir4dera , ..
Ififn'figfitf 'piinfh iiy li'qyy atiA pattnijftf fabric in Men' ' Garments, of which special mention will be made. The latest de
mand In Spring Garments ia our new ., '.:
ft hasmanyadmlreraamerig those who preto
anee and cut from Cheviots of the newest designs.' ' ;
Our St rtenolas Cutaway Frock,; with three or four
o Sprlrgtextares. ' I' t.
HE
In shape and style
.itta 'ljpN $ffi$$'jj loilha'.seaSQii, i
a'waxdroi .e inaerre(kp, gplte? and jrputterni eif i
ments of a gentlemw'wardrQbe. , The nraUrejoek(stlnrs, granites and (rMoua patterns of
Our Pants stock la complete, with ,every nove ln
Uvated tastes, and to flaFeJU ad, Straw '
, Our IJeck Wear aseertmen is almost nn upon the very recent Introduction of theCnlver'
.Thw'tf"i'.' .ffpl'nilTflrjr' )riljinMTL '"I svr, y-'-;j!,.'' ri ir- "' ' ;:''!
IWnrteVe8tsweliavea jiurw Our efforts have been to place upon our
counters only tellable and standard goods, and fftujenlji If&e.e'.ai' ured of the public's appreclatton. ,
We laitotiin&ifb,- near, aad' tl aifp' jt Um; iMtcoojfe to any section on approval, with prlrUege
oJlhspwilofttofojepaymeDtotbUL , - 'i ,iv,- ?Ai-i,' v
Ii .ill !
COME A$t) SE
i THE
. EverihbWn ih this city. "Remember that we are the rulers in GT Low
' April 22 1879; J
grtj (goods
LADIES.
, We have ibis day added to our stock a splendid
Qne of Buntings In
PLAIN
;r;mCE EFFECTS.
7- s:
J..r
I; .
! Alsoi an excellent lot of BLACK GBENAPiKES,
''d.ttW; and a general line of hew and
de&tmbte : Dress 5oods at the most reasonable
ijjvl i (: if:
91 '
: A Special lot of
BLACK CASHMERES
AND
ALPACCAS,
'ftM
Dress mm Triraraing Silks,
New things In HOSIEBY AND GLOVES,
: Ari early Inspection of the above will be to your
Interel, ; .-,;J
GENTLEMEN,
-a
tfeq will find ' stock of SPBrNG AND 1BUM-
MEB; CLOTHING the most complete In the mar
ket, at jonr well-known and popular low prices.1 1 : '
, WITTK0W8KY 4 BABUCH.,
NEEBTAHNa
'.'-. .'J-.- ; . , i: , ' - ': Tiy
Jae toderMgned Is now pfepaned to fill all brdea
for every class of Uodjotakteg. Having on hand a
ftJfi f.lUiii ! - ..ij i-i 'It
':; i ! "'' ,' ' ' 'fH;' ' . ; , : ,i 'lilt
COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL CASES,
c!;i ; i T.Both Weed and MetalW. .
?;,-Kt
.
. i
i . a,
; raicn A&unr AafifT,
SerM Uiished If desired.
i -, ti
Furr4Uw 'bivery' 'beWip'Bpaired at sher
i:Jii! j
lone 20.
!nE-'vteirrv the fu'ftocTover
le-TraMeM' ational Bank, ean be f sand ;ther
all hours during the day; and at his reslderiee ow
ner Seventh and College streets, at night, -1
feb7.8m ' ? ; ,
WEST END SACK,
i .
buttons, froat cut a trifle longer, giving it a neai and
tu.- .ui-i nvuatU. r--.-ixi . . .
FRINGE ALBERT FROCK,
fabrics, and thAftkW
BEFORE BtYING
cBiuoi mis FOR
FINEST LOT OF CLOTHING
L. BERW ANGER
187ffr,. V;:
, rpHE FOUR BEYIE1
i :
AND
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1879
B
LACKWOOD.
Authorized reprints of
The Edinburgh Beview (Whig),
The-Westminster Review (Liberal), '
The London Quarterly Review (Conservative,
The British tiuarteriy Beview (Evangelical),
BLACKWOOD'S . ErnTNBURGH MAGAZINE.
These reprints are not selections? they give the
originals la fuBVand at about one-third the price of
tbe English editions. , (;..
No publications can compare with the leading
British periodicals above-named, reprinted by the
Leonard Scott Publishing Company. In respect to
fidelity of research, aecuracy of statement, and pu
rity of style, they are without any equal. They keep
pace with modern thought; discovery, experrmenti
and achievement whetterlh religion, science, lit
erature, or art. The .ailesf wrlters fill their pages
with most interesting -reviews df history, and with
an intelligent narration of the great events of the
day .
TXBX3 FOB 1879 (tHCXUDlMQ POSTAGE):
Payable strictly tn advance.
For any one Review, $ 4 00 per annum.
For any two Reviews, , i 7 00 M
For any three Reviews, 10 00 "
For all lour Reviews, , 12 00 : "
For Blackwood's Magazine, 4 00 " ... ,
For Blackwood and one Beview, 7 00 "
For Blackwood and two Beviews 10 00' '' "
For Blackwood and three " 13 00 "
For Blackwood and four " 15 00 "
POSTAGE. ! iiJ . .
This item of expense, now borne by. the publish
era, Is equivalent to a redaction of 20 per cent! on
the cost to subscribers in former years.
.,7 .. b l u b q-..
A discount of twenty' per pent wlIUw allowed to
clubs of four or more pei-sohs.' Thus? four1 copies
of Blackwood or of one Beview will be sent, to one
address, for $12.80, four copies fit the four. Re
views and Blackwood for $48, and so-on.
;,,! ; PREMIUMS. .(.,
New subscribers (applying-, leariy) : tor : the year
1879 mar have, wlthoui
ut cnan
i, the numbers for
lhe last quarter of 1879 of si
periodicals as iney
way suDsenoe ior. , i ,; .,, .
OC instead, new subscribers to any two, three or
tour ed tbe above periodicals, nay have one ef the
"Four Reviews") jor: 18S8; subscribers to all ive
may have two df the "Four Reviews,", or one set of
Blackwood's Magazine for 1878. ' '
Neither premiums to subscribers' nor, discount to
clubs cM auowed unle&a the money la remitted
dl to the rHiblers. No premranfi rrerr to
elnbki' ;,,',-:, n At. . I ; , , i
. . To Beam Dremiums It will be neeessar to make
early application, as the stock available for, that
purpose is limited.
ffiABDSCOpULlSHtNG CO.,
I,;:- . . ,, 41 Barclay Sfeeet, New York
,1 -i.-i., ti in '.U.
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H
ABPEB'S WEEKLY,
1 87 6.
LtTJ9(.T B A T E.D.
Tha wmr.r mmalfia'iasTIv at the head" Of
trated papers by MS rate lUerary quaUtyJthe beauty
01 its type ana wuuucma.--gpnngneiai Mepvmmaua
, Its pictorial attracOans are superb, and embrace
every variety of subjecT and arttstio treatment. -
aioa'S Heraia, Boston. j'' 1. 1 I'wjiiru j i i.i
The3WraMtapceaspw-tothe
n&ttori olrreet twutlokb prlrolples4iand $ power
tul opponenl of shams, frauds, and tolse pretences.
-r-EverilngExpre8sBjOChster., ; i w. i
ro ,. ! . ,1kh "V t; 11 Hii.ili;-: .U'A .
j The TOlurnefl pf fee; WfcitWJ beglnjhejbt
NiuDber of January, cJ; each year, wben do time
Isentidned, tt Wnnvierstood' that' the surf
serlber wishes to aneo4 With theKumber next
after the lecBiptofhW order.- i-,jai-Mi?j; n '!
-;i; if 'ail uioi't iVU-lri mhiT .
liJ i" 'f)ifiiHXrf-n i!i
HARPER'S PERIODICAIAa - i
Banter's Magazlneveae ye,w .'...... ;U . .$4 00
garpWeekrt, (np j ,rt.,-jt-ri4 00
Harper's Bazar, . ,,,...frt...r jfuQ
AarTwoIene yeatuLwl, lj-:rai.rU',ui;'i'J 00
SJi suDscriptiOM, e ra,.I 20 jOO
rrerms foiTarge elubs fumlsbeo on appplleaaoa.
PosSae beeloFlQ snbscrlbtert to iMted states
HHh i'Jtil
RlJjM j ;;i.r
Ttie'aArfaal latoes1 of Riftpte WxtoV.fe
baal olbTbtndlns. wfll be iwal to express, fro of
nehaes(ryridedthefretetitdoesttjJtexoe4o
dollar per volume), , for,7j00 each. , , A, complete
seVeomptisfng. twenry-Ttoiumesi' sent oil re
eerptfe eaBli at the rate 5.25pertoroiae,
treitatexfienseoi BUKfiaaei. utis. won 'mu
n Ch ,ase f or each volume, suitable ior binding,
1 1 , Rflmtttrinrwa ahoold hefmads rf phstaaee inbaer
i mtaei-at orw, o avou eaancee lossty, -f
1 Newspapers are hot to copy this advertisement
. J without th express orderi of Harper Brothers.
I Address; , . . i URPMt a, DBOTHEBS,
i-Aisr.-f tiT---.' -'f'-TH -.voy:flii
r .jam CM ttok fbifarmeril. Best' ever ravented,
simple, cheap aatienecaye..t -"jtsi vuSTJ'f
. The agent willjiemsto nCnotto vuu Jlonaaf
for the purpose of sellmg'codnw fight to make
aad sell 4he BiaiAlnesT' eatopw loaoto oni ex
biMtloBUJroat of a;Tf Batter's hardware stow
ffiifTSW"M?W0q 9a ifirfj Wit
SWEET-BatSTQESi
AranprJystraorhand." a jhisttyBie
-ii?.jiif" IrtVt) ,i.nl y'..-in V) lU.iil in.isi
tSi-ii Ml .jaAAWMKMtJTAij-.frii mv
nj,i "s, .i.iri'.ii i-ifitd'w.-iuojii
March 27, r '
of the past very stylish in appear'
graceful appearance, are made np In every variety
' '
and it Is one of the most useful among the gar
English Worsteds.
rtment mv1te tbe mspection of the most eul-
E. t). LATTA & BRO, The I'eople's Clotheirs.
ELSEWHERE !
Prices for Fine Clothing. .
& BRO., Fine Clothiers and Tailors.
'irfj fit-''!"!
A SPLENDID OPPOBTUNITT
To wlit a fortune, Fifth Grand Distribution t
Class E, at New Orleans, Tuesday, , May
13th, 1879-I08th Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This Institution was
iy lm
rated try
the Legislature of the Stai
lor
onal and
Charitable- purposes in 1868. Tan rss teem or
TwxNTT-rrvx TXABs, to which ontraet (he Inviola
ble faith of the State Is pledged with a capital of
81,000,000, to which It has glace added a Reserve
Fund of $850,000. Its GRAND' SINGLE NUM
BER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday. It never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half Tick
ets, One Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES :
1 Capital
,830,000
l capital
lo.ooo
. ,1; Capital Prize...... 6,000
2 Mzesol f 2,500 6,000
5 Prizes Of ?T,000 5,000
20 Prizes of 500 10,000
100 Prizes of 100 10,000
200 Prizes of , 50 10,000
500 Prizes of 20 10,000
1,000 Prizes of. 10 10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES :
Approxlmatloa Prizes of
Approximation Prizes of
... $2,700
... 1,800
... 900
8110,400
9 Approximation Prizes of
1857 Prizes; amounting to. . .
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prontaenteto!ts, to whom a liberal compensation
Application 1 6r rates to elnbs sbomld enly be made
to the Home Office In New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for Ml Infor
mation or send orders to : .. , . :
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Postoffiee Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana
' All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are tinder
the supervision and management of QENEBALS
O. T. BEAUREGARD and TUBAL A, EARLY.
aprS
JUST. RECEIVED
AT
TIDDY'S
CITY BOOK STORE,
in lo A well selected Stock of ,
mTTNCt P APER ' -
$ .50.
Inaludmg Note, Letter, Sermon, Legal ' and Fools- i
m wbteh tbeypropose to sell cheap loreasfe.
io-French Paper of every description, with En)
velopes to match. - ' ,, : . .-n
Also Paper ia boxes, to suit the most rasudious.
, ,j SOCLIL ETKJUETTE F NEW. YOBX
iA Standard treatise upon the laws of-good society
Congress Tie Envelopes a jnew lot lust received.
l.i. I t' Edward Todd Co.'s Celebrated
RUBBER PENS,
A Pen by some considered superior; to a Gold Pen
liluli: iii f la - '.-.M i
1 TIDtW; BRO. are also agents for -Emerson'
Celebrated Rubber --k '-. -. ,s:; '
HAND-STAMPS' -
gi AtAsi--ni: i'jwi'ta: .s. .-fs
ahd any ovdets given them will receive prompt at
tontlon. .-..j . - ;., . :
t i E. BUTTERICK & CO.'S METROPOLITAN
1,.
For May, 1879, Just received at !
TIDDY BROU ,
: I.
-i..: I1 1 ii CASH PAID TOR BABS.' '
"tXTR A FIRST CLASS
!ASH WILL PURCHASE
TT
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OTTMntln Presai' OiMniue maka. ,o!d
styla, slse of bed 26x40 Inchest -Was ijy use untl I
replaced by a new one- Address JL.C.-.BAILEY
editor Enterprise ' and Mountaineer; OreenvUle,
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