f,'f"?e from "the doting wniplt that fetteV our
, jtav V. w'i (reborn TeaMD." 51 ',:'-? ''''";:
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, !
THE LATE iAROV ROTHSCHILD.
TK$ deal lofBarw Nathan' Lionel
" iiwueaurui" jxiiuii Binnir uwucii
banking house of BotbdchiTcTSp C&JjT
an event of great moment in the finai
ci.il world. He was a descendant of a
longjlnet wise, apd.iWeaHihyanQes
,.; toEs,,ad the affairs of .the great house
which may now well mourn him, have
"i. under fats management prospered and
the name which it bea has, year by
year, grown in its power and influence
upon the monetary affairs of the world..
The intelligent reader need hardly be.
told that the Rothschild are Israelites.''
. Thjelebrated, banking boiise ,, which
bears their name, and which has its
branches in many different cities of
the civilized world, was founded boufc
a hundred years ago at jFranKfoB-ori-the-Main
by Mayer Ansejm Rothschild,
' whbwas; born tbro'&'jptieii
. , , . there, JnTiaiVathan Bpn who has.
just died, wasagnmdsori of the found
er of the house, and inherited much of
the genius of his ancestors. He was bom
in London in 1808, and Was, therefore,
71 years of age at the time effete death.
ll8cceeded in 183ft totrW lifted and
connections of hi&fathen Nathan May
er, who wasrecogrtiaBtEio' his day as an
of liis tffoth - 4 -
era, of whomh ha4,ftveia copartnej-
-1.;- ...jifi v.(ii ;tiriiicJl.
Hllip 111WK. Jlipu)iiwi;i,jvjy
ceased, wasHw l8iTtected tnemtwr
of the English House of Commons,
from the eity of London, but declining
to take the ordinary oath, "on the true
faith of a Christian," he did not take
his seat, although regularly re-elected,
until 1858, when, the disabilities being
removed, he took his place in the House,
beinfihjMyst adlierent -t the . Jewish
relyrigw'.ijo eye! stn thje Conitins.
The house of Rothschild has given
some exhibitions of financial strength
marvellous to contemplate. The house
have, for many years, been the principal
taker of the loans of European govern
ments, and have, in some cases, during
the progress of wars, compelled peace
by refusing to furnish the sinews of
war. Tfief .have made Immense TOffeey
addihg almost constantly to their more
than princely fortune, and their losses
have been few and slight, the only one
of any considerable amount having
been the result of the1 revolutions of
1848, when they are said to have lost
$40,000,000 in the space of nine months.
Their wealth, however, was so vast that
the loss of this did not in the least in
convenience them nor in the least inv
pnirthetr creditor position.
The members of the family have so
generfdlyftir-fialw-ie thai the im
mense weajtb; of the house, an" amount
which, eannojS estiniated, will proba
bly remain for many years in the hands
of a few persons, as it has in the past.
.
Col. Ingersoll at His Brother's
Funeral. Bob Ingersoll is undoubt
edly a very bad lot, and those who fol
low his system of theology will go the
way of Ward's ducks, or in other words
the way in which Johnston county went
on election day in 187G ; but for all that
lie is well called "the eloquent infidel,"
and there is more poetry and , music in
him than in one out of a thousand men,
lose who are going to TTeaven.
thereis har$ly'a Utfef it'thak w'ould .
nt ha ai4Bditevefi to l)lckewcf
f i f ; . j . ' t m i ' V' A1 I I
representeamrUi )mocr
cus, Tuesday, which' decided upon the
whose system of thlogy; Coat
his own is highyainKestiveotpicJenal f iLCehtehet h?md: 51 . announce that their entire
Rhronicleof dth ofLittiaNeu! Indeed r&T June is exhausted
the appropnattW.tmjs, as outlined irt beddiiWlidbiftMrer arfly -want-yesterday's
telegrams to The Obseb-H ed." r-LLi'
ver. wasex'Demdly harmonious,
there being no material Terence of I
vt .f. - 0 ty - - j . "121. V ,ujr jl viuu, 9tW i WOVl-i
and the advisory committeeimwy? and several casualties are reported in
mendation to thatrwaft opijosed .temiW traversed py
only:
wViiIa flip RAtTAthm nrftAp.!1. wnrn noaftLTn.! u j jy.Ar-tTvt n i 7. T. j i ?R? I
.. t
, mous in sustaining the entire retort J
Uen. James SHUWMWttft 94:
jas. smeids nas died a orave, generoust j
impuWlf typlcai rfshman; ' !Hervt !
. J II JI.Af 1! .1 .1 I
in two wars, tne Mexican and tue war
between f fthe States, hn thi '.litter of
whichhe wasaFedraliteileraXr
CTioixd,tUe still greater dBiHacHfflftJtfl
navingauring uinereni penoas oi ms
ii i t i i t i i
utiitsr uianwuu nas ever nveu nas ever
during his life time represented more
tnanone. f ifg r
Grave doubts are now expressed as to
whether the President -will sign the
army and the legislative bills in the
rms in which the Democrats next pro-
JJfose torubmit them Indeed, the
ieruocratj bve teiridbtibts 'cwtbe'
Subject and the "mTostMartof tire
ICepiiblifcalis confidently assert that the
"3-esldentwiU withhold Jiia. signature
tf com IhWaills unless t."jiFprrr Nation
'"fatttreCjire arid mmpl 3 are iu,: ' ltd.
r pife, presnlMfadiffelenff5tatef
.UiMiogTfci
p monitan3
eane; of Jhr cTiobdJf ! .ii;t-
the Tfaiifclibostc" Jbf
J orth Carolina?:
wa3.t 'H'" ' ' s :isnt-
5; . -ndfthceupinthfeUx - J -.J.he
5- useofshpshell liri:. :t:XptSiiT
iae purpose oifm ingscsae ;
r Henfeformeetittg the he'ayy.i)biiujir4
: of JRchmh6pifatcelVlrfan
Said wasohe of ihc: 3 w-fead per
' pnat Bubscriptloh" oi B'iw tl"al
, 4lf.-f ' V2: " " v-; ; "
-f Ps ii in Tin ' "u'1
'Itis sated. that there"arff" lwthRe-
bircamsKftrid . Pwrrtiify tU
' iyanclieof CongfesifwlW mtf& all
iheir efforts to defeat an early adjouw
; . menL AVhy: they - should want Con-
eress to remain. In session after the ap
propriation bills are passed is a mys-
-t'L4iur if I'M. 11 I: ft !! l? I A -1 , - f.TJ r "un3nH 5' ,-V a i
' - 7 . . " UOMJMBUS. Juno ito C wSESm KJHS L
. II yoo reel mat evernmnei. f.oi. wr( y nominated for governor Dy tne iemo- tton rrm cbuntieeviis 'd
do not want to get up early fn the morning, jr fw 1 f, xVS,K3Taw nn the second I Ak T,r rf7 ."iS. 5Tiu. ud
hoMinoinin the fltomach: ttiKe a ow vi vr 1 vvw vuuvcuuuu vv-vj . -a 1 .io wi cuviu&r. ,
PART-ISAM FASDALlsa. k '
V Col. Jas.R. Randall, resident Washing
ton correspond Snt pf the Aug itatU.oW
-7-i 4-T... a. ?l i.' L..j-.'Un
wk; una lwvuuj, poiua vis sy nuaiauuiu
Cabin John Bridea ' neLi ashinton.
City, aild close to the great falls f the"
Potomac, and after writing glowingly
of the exceeding beauty of the bridge
and the splendor --of, the surrounding
seenefyhe thtpjjarrates an incident of
Radical vpaTtiiaV malevolence, as dis-
- - i
hasvercome tjgHft
TTnon the broadside
recorded thai it was begun in the Pre
sidency f FranldiJFferwtodthe (War
SeCTetaryship-of f' Thf;chlselif
Jacobin hateflndcowardieefcaserased
the name f Jftffejraoiif Jvis;tiwith
a malice as impotent as contemptible.
Like the absence of the statue of Bru
tus in the Roman procession, and like
hetodrttaitfcf Marfno M4rciurned
U th wall inhlMucat palace of the
Dodces of Venice the; presence of J fn
ferson Davis is all the more felt be
cause of thia aitempted dihcnr. , His .
name is blazoned tnere m memory ae
spite the erasure, and the men who per-
fituated this wretched trick are de
oi&S loSSf fa wttUI o?m
when gazing on that memorable arch.
W. Ml S : ' ttifl!! n"' . ;
Judge graves opens' AlXahdrTSdiSrl
tiext Monday.' ' ' - '""" i0 ",v,y' iW
, Raleigh, thinks of havijng a, swimming
school. ' , , . i
, The Jiobesonian aayh Wj04'k is taconv
mence next Monday on the new Bap
tist church at Ijum barton.
Thpi Snnreme Court was ensased all
ay Munda gxamlJiliiK. appilfaiits fui
license to practice 4 law
Tngrewere
colored?
mmittedo
jail in Wilmington Monday, for an out
rageous assault upon a small colored
girl near the city.
The lasfei8SHe ofhe Hillsboro .Re
corder announces that it will appear no
more until the 17th inst, when it will
be issued from Durham.
,j, ,. A-.r. .. ,f i.-U-Jsi: r.l -"I
Maj. Henry G. Flanner, of Wilming
toAen;commissioneilJ)yl.he Grov
ernar as ftolohel arid chif pf artlleryi
WAnk-ffom Mareh 25th,4f9.
The Robesonian says Thomas Broad
foot, colored, has been appointed route
agent on the Cape Fear and Yadkin
Valley Railroad, vine Neill Waddell,
colored, Removed. ;u , , i r. ' )
Two well known timler dealers in
Wilmington were arrested for obstruct
ing water highways. The magistrate
before whom the case was tried has re-
serv
SS.
Ex-Congressman Waddell writes, to.
the president of the Wilniingtoiv cham
ber of commerce that steps wiJJi soon be
taken for the erection of the. Cape Fear
Life,Simnfc fetation f x)7
The News says tlt btst Sunday morn
ing about 3 oclpfc Kaleigh saw a me
teor of liftus-ttal dimensions and bril
liancyv It was observed for some twenty-five
seconds and then disappeared.
Three minutes afterward a loud detona
t Ion was heard, sounding like the dis
eliarge of a heavy piece of ordnance. "
. btatesvilla J,aiulifiatrtk : Professors
Aa Gtati Howard flMversitJ; Cam
Ibndge Massf; Wni M. Canby, Wilming
tori,l)eU ieptor, Sargent, of hf Bo
tanic tJarderts, Cambridge, Mitss. Mr.
Reflfield, Philadelphia, Pa., together
witn several otner scientinc gentlemen
and ladies, all on a tour of botanic in
spection, will be in Statesville in a few
days. The discovery of Shortiaby Prof.
-w c tt . , : if i
to scientists to visit our State for the
purpose of exploring different regions
ofour country, in search of other flora
yet undetermined.
Woik of the Cyclone.
'.St. 'LoL'is, June 2. A St. Joseph, Mo,
une 1, 5 :40 p. m reixirts
- UTxtf tamUierut FrtkforKCa1
'Jndereji8elessMa - atal
i"',1"JS pivYioiujio auuiaiiu
s. 'The citizens nf that n
of the bridge is I
t ci-: :i j.A y.y-uv;!,' 'nl tone .or-''
WO, -J
aiMMBM1oated7.'Mrrreid is tieed.'
.po a. m, says: "Seentv-five to
famr? Vmt3sroinde
-11
mu xwni nr w u nuunumrinrui tile
latter very severely.
f 1 -ioH Qc-nfatAfceafci,t fJibJtehJT
tteutsville CourlB-lourpoi.,1
The terrible "commencements" are
XI
essays " whidh the isWefcl'giflgtidti'ates
Of wbnntry'will read, judging from
the past, we pre-
g'SiJSrS? St?
"The Voyage of Life" : one hundred and
y-smrBnrnwwom-aa
iiro vrwii - x-ir twiic-
Va T?b,. n,. -r.,wk "
Shore ven4y-f on "True Hero-
Rise : Act Well Thv Part." etc. : thirty.
nine on the "Philosophy of the Uncon
ditioned"; eighty-five on "We Gather
Light td Seitteff ftehd the remaining
269 on miscellaneous subjects. With
some changes in themes, these figures
will belecruaHf afobHcable to the ora
tions or the boys. r 1 i a g
rSnedal to Richmond Plat
county -farmBfs flie xcited ever w
ravages of the. arm v aworm. Tl l Pest ii
spreading iEeerf diitecttJn, t d daili i
there are reports of -shavoc-r3!, le, tne
iarmerawh raise; grass r mtui"
their tosserf W "thousands c
They apprehn that serious L y-;
result to the corn and other jrowintf
cropsr-M ir-i ! TJ.i l
nr-, J-f-
T UfyouI
seoh fMo.) railfoad- bridge overthejN-t
SOUri river for S600.000 as a private
. . r Am .
eueuuiauuii. x.vci v iwvau y, uhwi
several rda-dscrossmg it will4iaWttf
pay him four to nve dollars,- ana tne
purchase, it is said, gives him complete
control of the raiUxiad communications
in that region, - The bridge nas costs its
bond and stockholders more tnan twice
the amount he paid ror it, , ,
thirl
ism;; onenundred and three on "Night
Bnjig$ j 0i We J Stafef ; siitHone fn
"Honor arid Fame from rlo Condition1
a i KrigIW,".ll. V H tfllftybf Cashmeretoupermtend ffil
r imny-vTornr nr me noi ronc" irpit army. 1 vignmiauun ua,iacitci. iLrtjw-wiousatluj
THE JDROfVS TvOATH.
MKfl'artt if jassia.iiyh mo-
til
'Dull. Re
port of .Yesterday's
'roceedings.
Washington, June ,4. Senate.-
Bayard, from the judiciary- committee,
reportearWitn -ammuHie8& tnerSena
bill septsiing ctiobs szClhu $i
tXBYiseu
1 i 1 i i nnlv lAnvrn Anil - i4 w rw m
w fcr consideration. Ordei-ed to
UCML9A. T CN3JL lCaiO AJ UUi All U LP lA-JUUUr
.OTieaiwapiacea on wie caienuer.
xne oenaie wok. up ine um lo miwmit f
tne act .regarfl, juqic fiicRi m
Ivan
dims
tuetiifieFpirf
was afirreed to smthe ThrHuorwwaita
the President's signature. Many bills.
have been introduced on leave and
ierreo.: - -.hu.
1 Jv;Buckner.xaiauraan, ofihe committee.
A k?VSA U UAVAA UiilWblllg 1U TOOUgablVil
of New York, and theertn?rti'ii4tiQn
al Bank, of Chicago, and especially
intc
the-managements of the assets of tb$
wks Dy meir respecuve receivers., jj
Anions' the bills introduced in Utet
vised t Statutes so as,, v6 feadas if
irt ws ' '"TiiSfwretHrv Tftrtirff Tffeasn
1iriaWutchase
tne umteo feiateaaucnorjzea ytiw.
sucl rates E.arid. upon cajitormB as
mayeem-mqat. 4vdvantagefinato !l
public ; intefj,,.an41hefaJibIeby bro
umrea orates ior jwxf mirpowexcep
for refunding the public debt.'
SUBSITUTE rOKTffATARirs BlLt. gniinaJSprjiwirtlonateisjiw wrtht thisine time
fTfie ffdlo
isfthe substitute io
tHeijill repon
frails the Senate iudfri
dafv committ
tfday as a substitutr;epiaDi
for Bayard's bill repealing the juroyrfjj
test oath section or tue Kevised statw
utes ; it will form part of the legislaw;
tive and judicial appropriation puiy
asreed on bv the Democratic caucuau
Sections 801, 820 and 821, and the-last
clause of section 800 of the Revised
Statutes.are repealed : all grand and Petit
jurors in the United States courts shall 7
be pijbtielyjdrawn fropA-fcox contain-,
ing tjf tarpes oft not es-han 300 pev
sons possessilfg flBuarnrcation pie'
scribed in section 800 of the Revised!
Statutes, which names shall beM pl$eeaY
therein hv the elerk nf t.hA.rrirf. AhAmiimmJsi:miVi
commissioner appointed bv the judge
thereof. I Sdid commissioner shall pre
side fa tm district in which the court
is held, be of good standing and a Well
known member of the principal politic
cal partv opposing that to which I the
i clerk Jeloiigs,..Xhe, clerkjand this corn;
ne nametoJ
said box alternately until the whole
number required shall be "placed there-"
in ; but nothing contained herein shall
be construed to prevent any judge in:
the district iiwwkich such is now then
pratice, f rom ordering the names of
jurors to be drawn from the box used
1 j.i 1 j.- . .. 1
wo oilc rtutuuntica in seiwuiie jw
irtvvs uuiuiiuuiiif, iicrewiLii are
pealed." -'ai sJ. i'i sJ'j.i' -f.
A CONGRESSMAN GONE HOME. :U
Hon. Emory Speer leaves for Georgia
on account or xne tegrannic announcer
mefliyriti'iferfcuiillness. ,f
5 i i THflWftt
A meeting of the appropriation com.
mittee of the House has been called for
to-morrow morning when the bills
agreed upon by the joint Democratic
caucus last night will be submitted for
action. ;-
SPAKKS FROM THE WIRES.
James Orton Woodruff. jthe projector
of the' "Woodruff Scientific Expedition,'?;
died yesterday morning in New York
of brain disease. 1 -w-.
Tames D. Fish, of Albany. N. Y- has
been appointed receiver of the Globe
Mutual Life Insurance CbhitiaJiy. Ha
ceipts with the Mutual Trust" Com-
tbj
.refuse
red desperado, of
nsrt arre.!?t was re-
wap'oOeaA 4estirday bt k
pui-suingfflees, s ' ,
SouiresT-eonvicted murderer, cut
his throarat Calusa, Cal., yesterday
niiu 1 mil 11 v 111s wilt;.
x tGindryf'the Canada Pacific Rail
Railp4d.a broken yesterday at Wlf-;
-Cookf-'W' witness against Buziiy.'
the allied New Hampshire mui-dereh t
i.j.5 j iMM
icuuMctatua tesuiiiuiiy aim a new tr
ffirp?ariUee-tte
abli
no patter how long
. BRIEF FOREIGN ITEMS. ,
'o in?'. j-io"i oj rvmw'jia at f
it is denied that Bismarck has asked
thecifle'Bof Hamburg and Bremen to
surrenderjtheir privileges as free ports.'
The riveF'Po7as made a breach iriifs
embankments between -tllie iMafre'ftf
vwd in Tf nltr T'Ka .liintniwi I . . g.....y ? n
tic, iu autny. j.uc iinuicxjc io ciy cir
ous.
The police force fifiStjPeteusfonrsra'l
to ue armt wjLtu f gYfftYergt PY mipenai
decree.- - . I Jmuj
ompfeii wait mmm asum
Hanlan and Elliott are in constatii
training for the coming match, , attd
Dotn are getting in good trim. Hah ran
is therfavoiitalrwo toirjne. ! -wm
Distressing Famine In Cashmere.
Simla, J una. 4. Officials irom .Qapft
mere ay n is impossible togtaggerate
jM.iuiittiijaiimj.axiisj'xoEnce, ap ;
urgent reqUestlof e V"ice33iy or
T-ft ve hundred ttms dlt gr:
are hi?v
-4tothgvaltey'5f C
ere,
r,-4 ;DetfiBalfei j
ls5erW jbefearfHUy ajarming
I of lflte &incssed eW year,
lonaUeeauieT&ealh TAsmiMmr
JmosOiislCTeantoriiiln3.t this sean
i bi me. nurry civery day wS were-apt
" til sa fnniTAra HAMJ!rfM i . . . .
ft a Feve? orXuntroubl. has-already
jpuaaiM BjseTBelr lives lfQhis wayev
jwhue; had Bd&cHKs's cmak stbcf.
1 a cure woiutftaveresulttand a large
iRttatSdoctor ifeen avoidea. Var n.11 rltiieaao'a.
ite Throat anC Ldjgs, nBoscnxK's GkbJiaw
1 SrBOThas proven Itself a bethe greatest dlseov-'
i''ryJ y"u l" lucuiume; very iZBtssist m this
AwJi teu yotig&f &onderfuufieoL iover
wbo,ooo bottles squ year wltSout a sirteW
tauure known. j.j sse 1 no
, , , " w ? - 1
TaousMdiBse it. wr. H-Jra. iusH
It . . . . . 1 t
wpmbiTdisTreT
:N .tronhla
V)jn a soharge
cnroiue Caaes lis ao
.
r",1.nrl tiifvc futurevoruers will only be
ajjun
: . Deal Gently with the Stontcli.
If It rreaNtractoiy.'iiilI discipline is the
thing to t ttt it K4allth aauous draugbU
reef dy It disc 'er$ M a !ew; wlneglas, Jails ay,
thri Vurf irnf Tnr fr' ttrtVi -Iph!
ZZmm J.mmH. tit. , ... ,,..,1 aiAlr f
every dyspeptie and lallloua symptom. Sick head
ache, nervousness, sallowness of the complexion,
fur upon the: tongue, vertigo, and those many in
describable and disagreeable sensations caused by
Indigestion, are too often perpetuated by lnjudl
uM raSS atdffl'aSJcpeSnhffil
6m fihd madvlsef bcperlii
ft) TtoiiUiu iHtiiUliB it
next step
old alterative,
r,?K - MS - ,l??wSS
LU I.a ii.'tt "I kiftt
edlcal sancUon
ZZfott UO Mil !
kfttJTWWrflZtwi
xfJ
i irrk "5ff 1
o iff rtmatteJHtaiaarMiitieWgi UK !
'-jM.aicliiw York
bankers, taaarfttrate tne omblnatlo system of
jope&Uihg In aweka, it ,otteo.r;ver4lfficult for
uiezpenenctsa uperaiore, or even' out wagecs, u
$20,i
eanT b ueed witn equal jj.-oportlonate
stead of dlstractkiS eflorts anwng many
L 4iM InnfAlSl kit fehaiiuinrta KMriJcMMflnti trat-
editaW ie vastppl and woperatetfDRitae bene-
4taivKung)rQni.pro.&eTe a.
nrcqil6al S'ranasco toadWSiM.
3f from-an Investment r mm hst SenttiT' Other
nawflatrbetiiiaai'i$iifJ) paya 8125
5fuhfh,!0()rSetBmsd81.S per
teentonastpok.
a so on aa we marKN moves.
Fsd pri. a& fhe.inarKPt tm
ttVJKerring1 roles for
aai;f6r7Aoriobe.to opc
New ftilftreonut
sue-
cesyJiHl run ttstruoaow;
operate
: Sovemtaent 3tas sUbclled.! DeltOBtt Deceived.
recent, oflnnwkBae fiiiiefit stock
eOanl Xjrtetnoa df i MesslsiSAvlnenee ft Co..
htte JieWiYttfe bankers, pyhpjheenfsotiWiiarka-
f proVe! herewost 4prattiaJJliocters of
niBianq9wiiu8jeine3miiBa9sea)nm un-
canDvesnronuviowKlW
nas'-tvfO unerrujg'wiies'ror eaeeeesf' and
lteptftns' received. ' Appty Ky(-JLaavrenoevi& Co.
BauKers; 57 Exeaange.JilMev Mi aty : )
e Yes, ialthough :the !rnaasiterlf! Uiief, it is
attainable- by; rbeumatie sBfferersi lor there Is a
remeay. wbiob; earaes on. Dy means, ox increased
or 01 ne .Kianeys--iinportant channels for
iTWii
trariflcailbnthe - nerid ' Mfment 1 tan
oncni
pataotoglstB the meet eminent attribute -he T)atnful
ayinptoms-ra theory completely borne out by urin
ary analysis., The name of this grand depurent ia
HostettSers, a preparation likewise' celebrated as a
remedy for constipation;; which causer: eontamSa
t rf the blood ; with! the J&uer-and atcertain
Itlsrjerbape, the -flnest tonte
extaatandfsJl
stirjiulaBt M d
tecommeadettae' a medlclnAl
ngiuhd- physician and analysts
who pronounce
,oe euunenuy pure ana very
beneficial. - The
craioenqorsesit. ;
Y ft woriirltfefrmeaireopl 1
Ther Climate of some;i)aVt8 of rne South 4nis to
pecunariy roster utBM,siciai Mobtgesiefitbe gen-
epht.theseiafwvjk
malarial fever and oonmimption or premature de
cline always; The restflt of all of them, when not
rapidly SataL complete prostration f: the whole
srstemi and.in most easesv'atter inahllltv ta derive
rreswrauoo uunLjAenounacraenioi orainary ioa
Tnenine aomoraau say; me only mine tne stom-
telraiftl'j
sna- hvwv cart accept ana (urn
Into m
TitaBdrftirtTjuBd plid .fibre Is Cod Liver
or raihar Scott's lSmuJsioa of the Oil witti the
OIL
njuuuuirayujies ui wnie imaooaa. xmsisRDer
Hypophospfi
nutrient thai
uWethh'the iOn ktonij and is besides a splen-
(did tonie, and thermit bis not! the : least disagreea
wsjiujraocnorui acepwDie to.uoe mosti
' ' may28 2w .w frM 1 ' iu liiyi .; ,v
.' ey lfcietfcailjtBe Works.
' Generals feeaerogiird,- of Louisiana, and J.
A. Sarly, -of T togintoi sUU conOnue to faithfully
and eneijeauy discharge ttieir duties as commis
sioners on behalf of the State and People, and will
give the nexf grand senrf-anhnal - drawing of the
Louisiana state lottery lithe lOSth 1 In number of
monthly drawings), their personal supervision,' and
assume tne sole management or tne distribution
which occurs promptly at ncori ' on Taesday, June
17Uk.1 87H. aI1iwionta house In New Orieana.
Tor farther information addiess, ere It Is too late.
m, a- xmupnin, tr. u.,,tfox ovu, ew uueans.
"Tnwtfl 1& r'fi.. .-m. m
Chalic' Eder DiMieofntBeat.
, Itlssaldlhaithereasoii whV Butier sought the
gubernatorial nomination was because he had not
beenfairiy treated by the Be publicans. The best
oases ffit ehafes of -all, kinds Is Henry's Carbolic
Salve. Try tt and be convinced. Beware of coun
terfeits. ' " :
mhe;i 1 ' . ih
A Card, .
. jTo all who are Buffering from, the errors and in
dlscretlons of youth.-'nervous1 weakness, early de
eay, loss of manhood, &c, I will send a recipe that
will cure you, JTREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In
South America. Send a self -addressed envelope
to the REV: JOSEPH T. IIS MAN, Station D, New:
Tork City.
- latt 25. ;!.. ... . 1 a , .'!
ramRAPBK MARKET REPORTS,
-run
5- ii:
!.'
JUNE 4, 187..
I!.
PRODUCE.
' i BAlrrifORX OatB quiet; Southern 30440, Wes
tranwhlte ,86a3tf, -d! Mldi!33a36r Pennsyl
vania, 85a36. , Hay market dull; prime Fenn
syrvanla and Maryland 12al3. Provisions steady;
tessborKLld 1050aia75. new ui bulk meats
k loose nQuiaera emu. fio siaes 4, 1 packea
ftcLLfa haiyui -Rhrail liars Ai<. olanr rih niitM
-no
d,7hams Plfeall. Lard-rrenned tierces 7. Butter
quiet; Teholee Westernf packed 1214, ' rollri r
tJoftee tarrh; BJo oarcoes liaie. Whiskey -dull
ClMonwATtFlouri .easier family n5.10a 0.00.
Wheai la good demand; red ,1,09a. IQ. ,Corn steady;
at sxai uats nrm, aaao. porK Quiet and firm
a lOiOO. Lard quiet and 8ntt;cuiTentmlte 6a7Vi.
Bulk .meats Onn? houMersi hold! iSOi short Tibs
.sold 4.5. cash 4.75. seller Aumist. short clear 4.75
bacod 8teV8biuders 5.1Cfeim clear ribs 6.80,
ciear eraes ' o.ifi VS-' w nisKey- aeu ve sna nrm at
tlidl. (Butter steady; fancy creamery lBa20, choice
Western reserve laal choice Central Ohio 7Ma
11. SuiaTnrnirtords 9a9iA. A white 8Ua8fc. New
n.uln.ObaiiU jiiiiMi;iiii iwiMkhuii.ein.o ie
Al X . MMAAintat . AlTMAAna ' 1 1 " 1 - - .'
mJJkwi TbMFlonrbtrleclded-chaBaat'No. 2.
h 25aa0j superfine W.estemand State .45a3;5S,
irYiraraAn tv cnrvul AVrra .WAafArn ntiH fifot 7Ro
oiet? ieowmpiiilDi
ouiet? tcommpni03rjrauiJextra 4,75as.ao; good
Jicofle1 moderate derhimdi Rio; ouoted am car
wmaHWwD i iwaaij sugar weak;'!
liired
area; frusbetf m,ldlasBesNewJtK,1
Sfi8atrlBii
demand sod -stedaV;
iouisiana KUiau
rfcne1 fhesorfstttotO.Oaliaw. bld'O OoaTa
woi1..g9ihb no- btm. tni9lfj
m't hiOTuaaiij eaKrmsi toikiuwf -m
1101.1 -iwiii ifvt eiiiRnsnj-42mHrf
tefrm exports W Urfeal BMtSUr .
s : hum'k rkiAA: exuurLS c
Aaui iiwu jniu,-unttUUHB low, ron
uievw juuxiMtri .)4iK;ji joiiindi ftivaa
; saies aw, BufAJ4t jejenons -looastwiseJ
'iu; gooajQjamaryiaatinet Teceipniiuza;
? iLMuiunia vuiet; miauling lzvsc; low miar-
dlmgi2ue.f eoonaTyllrnet receipt -s
gmsaWialeltai)Sth3kiifi8Hf sDlnners :ea.'
pons coastwise to (ireat Britain : to coa-i
i US A
ic;' -Urn
Ptrn,APicT,PHf AT-l!irmsttmiddjjteg. 13:
middling lagobdorharjle,1 ne
net' recelDta
, 1 rr : . trniHif i : uiim
,J27 v .sales 846i spinner, . 321; .stock'
reatBrltafn " .: ' -1 1
Mln4."r21aeAf trend
mag.? TOfeeAgeoa ! ordinary l2e.f receipts 4ft j
ii viiAjuj-HjnrHir'miaar;.liJ3o.; tiow mia
allng 12Vic.; good ordinary 12c... net., receipt
100; gross : sales 100: stock iVKfiti feximkn
, coastwise Great. Britain ,.
.Continent V; channel. ' ' "
i.rancelmu
aot-1
reoel
vMwwr- .vin: rtvf i 51 -i,- t i'io
I ... . " "vt" M.m MllllWi thi iwuuig .
frtuiSr? y iw-iyu., uuuuiiug uneans,' a.; sai
Shinned fkttnhr ru1 Nnuatrvhu XT.kn.i.n. !;
December , September and October per sail .2sT 4
fM-. - . , V'10l
sttrANCIAti Mm. si
fl St
ITi
J!!: S ew;6a idoiiV jW j34
aeai proniaqiy meu single nanaea Tenxures. jmovt
meieM i0finto every onor-8ddees4Iul onera-
itflri. nndnitahltnl .fft-itn kmwitil Imm (if) t
uuurfCaniM used ..with.
iwmyai ipe aavanfagesooi juionviea capi-tal-ana(cfui.manlDulaUon
arejecured, -ly the
nfirtt6Sesif.Tf" ::" WyWl.! ;
jiLtifn .
81 fie. . mid' OrieHnrt 1 a k.i J .iMniiiAtiwt.
axiaum towuwuwi' ana "exoort u.iKMii eddiiiQn
ajes, yesterday . after . tegular elosing, ,rt i w
FSWTOTf nterlcaiiil,90Qt' Bu'
" pituiu wvrjmiaaung' eiaose i June deUvery f
UiieJtdJ riv jflim hr, SiofijWi: -iS Sfe fViahr-r if & cash paid for bags. J
, . FUTURES. ' ,
NK
W VoKlUirr closed weak. SiitM J
hi Vv. ' :X.v. 1
Ul 13 443.15
l&t yfUi. .... .: ..
r-3 m if. oaa j
Oi lobe'. J
Nerember.
4".44a;4
.-a2.3a.85
Hl3i4a.3tf
Deeember.....
January.
CITY COTTON MASJT.
- AHO
Oftics of thx Obsskvkb. I
Charlotte. June 5, 1879. i
ThauBMrVnt rmtr-rdax closed irmonowst
Jood middling 7TT.-.-nr.T.-n ..... '.- :" ' TS
Good middHne ;
Mlddllnfc.': A'4JiM0.HT-;ua-v-rwu.-
12ft
Strict low middling. . . . . . . .
. 1
Low nmdungMii.H.iis-a
Tinges . -
Lower grades-w t .
12i
lOMiallk
''ffl'" aid WESTERN: Nfii rf wH
Long and favorably known for their anti dyspep
Ueaao, alterative tonic Waters, opened" 20th May,
ljS;'Btrd yXpeifasry, sntf-redoeed rates for
a Tonirprttme: andTfamnies;' Invandswin have the
adrantajK OltouriaifreTe and In,
addluon. JTO Tumsn nor-ait vapopaea neaicaiea
baths-lf dflslrtd13"- &"JBafya t
SprlDW3aS??imT:rWrWfpckdry on
the Weatei NorthCailrift Baibxad. over the
finest road to the State. For further Information,
address tbtfttmwteftorv ."'m ' f"J '
mayi5 'SfirW StfiJltat ! lsol dilW
- -mi b.'ihfod Aauf "r -xi
: WESRCEBNiNORTP CAROLINA,
U13! -.H-.i J?in 1 ..Ji ,. ,i,7?.t, 9!!-jii77-
''b 91'tJi.
o t'now ,v(Kf WO" .1 sUiiidl in
ammo(ons-fOT eight bundred guests u
.tncontoctioy;,witheMmati Influences, al
most speclfiOtfor , rheumaUsm, neuralgic, nervous
and constitutional diseases diseases of the skin,
kidneys and bladder, jmd malarial disorders. Send
for descriptive, c1rcolar.3-y- "
T OCATEl ten miles west of Tayloxsyttle, on the
iar Lenoir toad; ih Atexaoder county climate as
healthy as any where in . North Carolina. Booms
furnished' with r without board ,. at low terms.
Provisions cheap., For further particulars address,
- . H. J. ALSPAUGH.
LittlltM TJOi, Alexander co., N. C.
may 28 lm
Cleavelaud Mineral Springs
These Springs are 2 mOes frbni!'Shelby. TS.C.
and one mile from C. C. Railway. Hacks will be
at Sprtng'a station on arrival of every train,
i Band of muste and other means of (amusement
f or the eomf ort and enjoyment pi guests,. .
THE TABLE
- i i ; ' lev ' . : ' i-7 : i
will be tarnished with the best that the inarket af
fords.' ' : "hi, ': . rr,- j
Bates to suit the times. - '
iiji-"'- i . ' S.Ma POSTON, Proprietor, , s
'i .Shelby, N.d '
L. S. WruiUMS, Superlntendetit. "
JpOR SALE.
The Bourgeolseand Minion type on which this
Japer was tetely printed. It was made by the old
ohasojD ; iypeiiQuodry, of Philadelphia, and wa
not discarded because ho longer fit for use, but on
ly because It became necessary to use a different
style of type. It will do good service for several
Tears to come. It will be sold In lots to sui pur
chasers, and In fonts of 50 to l.OOQlbs, with or
without eases. Address : OBSERVER,
oct5 . . Charlotte. N. C.
FOR SALE.
T That valuable property in this1 eity toown as the
Tannery of Alexander, Alien McBed. This Tan
nery is conveniently located, and bas all the latest
Improved machinery.
Bark and hides low and In abundance. '
For particulars address '
A. ISAACS, Attorney
, for Alexander, Allen & McBee.
GreenvUle, 8; C.
May 9th, 1879-dlaw8mAw3m
-yELI, IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Any person desiring to purchase a well Improved
City Lot, House with nine rooms, and modern con
veniences, fine well of water, brick kitchen, within
five minutes walk of the public square, can be ac
commodated by applying at .
teCl8 uiii,;i , THIS OFFICE.
Hatid IVIirrprs,
Dressing Obmbs, Hair Brushes, ' Tooth Brushes
Cologne, Handkerchief Extracts and Fine Soaps,
at DR. T. C SMITH'S DRUG STORE.
to
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RAILROAD.
f.if2WaRtefc
rui!
) i Colombia, S. C May 31, 187
.On and after Sunday, June 1st, the passenger
schedule over this road wfil be as follows: ; ,
" '- . ''iAt'?ASSEN()EB,,.r':',f : V'1"-'
Z 'M .,,fe:,;:'i n
Leave Augusta. , 50 a. m.
Arrive Columbia;... .n'.V.'. . ... . . 10 48 am.
Leave Columbia,-'.. . ;U .1.'. . i . n a ID 65 jwxf.
Arrive Charlotte,.., ..... ... 8 50 rv.
i l l FREIGHT WITH COACH ATTACHED." . j
:, Goijfo Sotrra, ... ;M
I lieu'
Leave Charlotto,iUy -v.it .Jiiii'. . -mi.
Koamwa,. tu..; - .-'il-Ui
Cheater................ ft
(ti 1
" Wlnnsboro.:.. ....
ArrftiatCbluAbla;K..r.,.v..';;i i.(U.'IB 00 x.
LeaveOolumbia iu. ., . iw 'irOO a. x.
Arrive Augusta. , . . ;'00 a.k
. NIGHT EXPRESS. v ,.' H;'
Going Sotrrtf, . j,,,'
Leave Charlotte, ..i.L.......i......i. .. 12 45 a.
Arrive Aturusta.'. ; . . .; . t:.:':li.v :w ti i. m.
rw u iwuBnont . .i i J u i ( fir 45 Jul
4W,i.SdStlHfB trtitf rrrffl
iwffttcfiartotti,ua..'.i.miW..vi9
tljiPullman Palace Cats from Augusta
Ne
,WasMrLbi).'' J i i joiYfTw
v.i .;"uTO, i
i iwwww ivmnvf9m auHl .W.
i'OI j!:lif -. i .;,:(!?.) OABDwrai,!..! wv.
TLANTIC, TENNESEElBJ&iBjULROAD
Oiti'i.Vli;
7 'tn
I 'Al AJ.
.C.'May
lS7&f
iOn and after Monday. Mav h ih fniinnrinw
j wuwnus" mu am niu ww una fvtfu UaliyoUnuuy
9iwh!U ti uu,', o: ; .( i'.-l fii sis) '
Leave Charlotte. i,i,(;..t'.,4j.i!j00!a. n
-. J l bU.tIy l.'.l cnw' i ' Alii I r hSitl
US ! lid. W.,.,?!.. . '
iave.statesviild,.:::....''.'..;',.,..'..'.-.''4 40 n. m. 1
aaVILvu"cP''''--- .J 'V8 p. m.
Arrivstat Charlotte,. i jj :....,.;.; a -0 p. m.
4 1 1 1 I Wlva4 diul njlf I L Ul I 1 I
ii inumi, niiu-tn .Diaussvme wim western
.CarolUiaRAia-oad. r f-,.Ai Jnlog
which
there are bo Agehtsi iTfae
lywiuooipe re-
AC
M-.
HDEA
AVwiw vir.'j ii.l isoicii'-vr K.:-.
NIN AiirD?tRAlfAG'ENCY,
JtesaUeiuyuig Mlnes,. Lnd a Hpns43T
llWMV t .)liJ A 1 ii ,
oj Mate p
5 P.H
vein
t nan ireu oserea ior snisment ta SArtiannmUU
1 -1 IIS
Hendersorfs,y Alexandrlana and' CaldWelf s must
do Drenaia. mev neinir ( inniri sutinnai m
SSSf8 fWtopW Atteiit deUyerr,,Hfi stai
'"."f f : T -,M " ' tJ.f: GORMLEY.
imayzj "J.ii ,;u:ii;,i Ifiiu.u
L' ESTATE.'- M-snrti "lol
.
W
s;
charlotte; n. c.
Have now In store a niee and eomplete stopofp- Conie to
I Ul a
rnv iooi;
SPRING.
Bags.
. ' ) Jj WiUKhmoiJ en find
THE BEST STOCK
'! ''- If Ml '-.UB.l tu ' Tif ivii,! i;
Celebrated Ladles tQssesf and Children's Shoes
A SPECIALTY.
xiwaiwiKeepnues. oun s, uoiorop A A,ua- i
iiMftiJ
low's, and other best bcamds. . Gents wlfl find there
the Miller, MoCullough: , Ober. Canfield, and
Miles' hand-made Boots and Shoes. Also :
)0sl illl HIIlYJ
SH,
THE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
?
PEGRAM SHOES.
J Cap sreo uylng. pnrshav persoiuft
attention.
April 9, 1879.
' PEGRAM ft CO.
BOOTS! BODTS !
BOOTS I iiiiiiiifBOOTS 1
BOOTS ! BOOTS !
SHOES 1
.-r. . SHOES,! .
SHOES !
Al
AND
AND
AND
AND
HATS !
HATS !
HATS !
SPRMfi STYLESJ!
T,3E LATEST rTlS05fijEtER INHIBITED IN
CHARLOTTE.
ff ii
This stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, 4c,
embraces every grade, and will be sold as cheap.
asthi saSk)dcao;Usold bj aW house In'
the South.
. v. :- .. .
NTS
Will do wen to call and examine this stock, as
it is especially adapted to the1 bade of North and
South ' Carolina, and wfil' be sold at wholesale or
retail uii must leasm table terms.
'tntuteiHtih tin Si
...!: !,!
To Charlotte wlhvlteto
our
eery
and
O AJ O XAViUCl V JiAV
dJo oa 3iil t lolsal bta JU 4&tmsll iu ;
Wll .! MOOTVUagIwH
II
EelrMbpp&dW
propose te-geheap feroish.
vtthEnJ
mi luiia ?a
fiWf.?oaaa ,.x
NEW YORK.
lAdheaOse upon the laws of good society
n New Tort?. -
. XliT,. ,
f ikiw KtiA- i.j!.j ij 4-i:,:,iI
al iio,dwwa Sttddi Ce.'vCelebtateAj' i
v - -jnl J5 r t Mii;sttii fit, njiiV-.o itt'',,i",r
RUBBER, PENS,
iliPen b soniaeQniadBvnd'ainvTte, tttaM n,
i'JoSifill hiwl Salla! w? l 'sVf: m luUisAnimu f
S illW .SJBKlib llJdJdi&B S iii' A(Unntnl,ifH
CeUbnMdSukber iMfifiue fisidsisiiT c
mini .H3X T I. '
I r
ana any orders
ven them
wuT receive
ptat
leaoon. i r
-I mm mm - .
A VT 7. !AiSHK)NS ;'. '
rr; " - -
MKRCHA
i
qrflHTrf
I
1 i AlaWAiinijnikdt
fjj.KUi;fiiUJES vUKAfKB THAN EVKK.
, i'-".V;,.
new 4yyui v.oifnai'.wn-! ,
HS nttw i Ofaohtewq.) m .v,,..,,
1 . . "Jt.
vomasLxaviAn
SKET.
All goods delivered In the
for cash.
cfreeof charge.
Hi CBiMMLNGER
W,
Nt door Ulow Wilson ft Blacked tow
P 15.
if-!fj mix .J 4Ka UMifci (wnl.'iR tf
Ml O fU ll ...:
ilOj)i)"l i,. ;
T bnn hi ,9ijta ,ai!!W
;lxtir ji.
ilf OS , --,
waooo :rrni
RMuMILlvER&SONS.
Ws retail nowing om ehoios goods, Guaraiv
tee very article we sell and wfll cheer
iuuj rviuiiu yvur money wnen our goods are
found as represented. A good stock of
not
FAMIL1
i.UilJOH i
Gr RO CERIES
on hand. We make specialties of Corn, Flour
Meal, Oats, .Butter, Xggs, Chickens, Hams, and
general Country Produce. Solicit correspondent
from parties wishing to buy or sell.
Respectfully,
w F B. ALEXANDER A CO..
May 8. - .3 i Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
ATTENTION
EADIEg, LADIES.
TUST received a full line FINE ORANGES.
fj l,MON8,
PINE APPLES. BANANAS and
Choice French and Plain CANDIES, Choice Jellies,
elites,
every
Mustard and
description;
uannea rruits, and Pickles of ever;
A fresh supply of GRAHAM FLOUR. OAT MEiL
and fresh Crackers of every description.
CREAM CHEESK.
FIFTY BARRELS OF THE CELEBRATED
BRIDGE WATER
l -1
ELQTJR. FLOCK,
' -T ! : ,f;!fffi( it - -
ALSO A LARGE 8TOCK OF
... '-IHfl IK- (!:
CHEAPER GRADES.
CHEAPER GRADES.
Sugars CoffsMi and auythrng that can be found In
a finrt-class Grocery House.
' .Vt..4TTJH
junei
LeBOY DAVIDSON.
gxrttls.
'IELDBBOa,
WHOUBALX AHS HXT1IL
GROCERS and DEALERS to COUNTRY PRODUCE
Keep constantly on hand
FRESH EGGS aad BUTTER, CHICKENS, TUB
KEYS, CABBAGE, IRISH POTATOES, AP
PLES. DRIED FRUITS, Ac
CxnlmlM TWilrii In
btaatl rjTTri 11 k k xa 1 - t
OtjB l Bntti fal iA l. 8HD-
8 rjORD tarlOSs IWhdtof FL0UB;
Auo, notvnmm or nn
, '
JCHARLQTTE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
This bouse has been refitted and newly furnished,
vm&mW style.
TermivDay .... . ... i$00
Great
pBrijjr terms see the
FIELD!
Proprietor.
.... Superintendents.
Clerk.
Mr. SL 8. wmnM k Last...
huh wajwi, .j..
$2.00
iVA; MARSHALL
H
O U 8
O US
E H
O U 8
O U 8
E
SAVANNAH. Gi.
ooaiKi.ii
A AvlUCE, Proprietor,
Redaeed rate S2. 00 and $2.50, aosordlng to Iocs
M. L. HARNETT, Clerk, late of Planters' Hotel-
. i m M il l " i a
DTAJVrc
HAMS
mttlTi rt
25 TIMC
I'OY .1,.,,. ; ;; ,
t ! .U sia i!iii.-..i-iVj ,,,tl
-!'' t' 1! ...
Inducements iJhnJ t table boara-
propnetor.
grOlroiM tWages at every traln..ja
BROTHERS.
iatd-) 10 9T? Wlli? i-i Hi