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FORTY-SIXTH COGfiESS. Philadxlphia Quiet; middling 12.; middling 12s; good ordinary 12c: net receipts 735; gross sales 566; spinners 556:. stock 22J46; expert to tiieat Jftitaln . . . ... : " '- we abk kow prIjpared to offer t j the trade one of the best lines of 4TaoBeronM ptlHPreseMted CnQa Bayard announced his iflterrtion to speak upon his resolution to-morrow. On motion of Ferry, Wednesday of this week was set apart for the delivery of eulogies upon the life and character HW Oklahs- Quiet; mttflliW 12yjflow med CSU8 !BJrNES,KitMr. aoprietr iitUffl Boots and hdes; to Jdo Foundr in theGity of Chirl t. dling 11 c; good ord'y 1 Mgj net receipts gross 17.ZU7; saie 8.000; s)ock W,4ie uriHimjBjwji coastwise AnOTTBTA tfViiPtv mhMHnir lltbc.: low ml dtlng lJl&s., good ordinary 11c.; receipts 403; shipments : sales 404; stock . Charleston Quiet: middling 12c.; low mid . ill! U XI X IJiMilJlU UVI! JTKJ A Villi U1U HXlJTu by close buying by one who u thoroughly posted in the business. .We h ive an elegant as.sortmei t, TUESDArtJiXTAt.i ' dltrig 12ic: good ordinary llc: net receipts LADIES. MISSES and C H I LDRE i S ' Fine shoes Of this Best Makes, of the late iSenatoj jjnandier. uui iucihu w "vi. t . . . . - - i . . . . .... . ANCIEIfX MASONIC E.HBI.E.HS. A telegram from Alexandria-, to . tl:e New York iferoM-finiis Sn "detail the report that numlyrHjf fljlasonlc emblems kave .been XQno.dnath $hk obelisk known as Cleopatra's Needle. The emblems are: A mason's square of red syenite granite, 8 ft. 6 in.x4 ft 3 in and 25x17 in. square, laid near the nnrflinnct Hnrnfi '".rinfjpr t.h Plld fif t.hfi ojx gross aajes iJjiA); sujc P" ) ??fj-s- - i ,i T I - - . i : n; ' "Kitttf," and although it is of very great importance tdfthe cowmecend-ta th industries of jjie UiirMi (iM sense can it ms coredJtothii'vast iron business of the country, and which may be very justly regarded as the barometer that fixes vftlep'o - almost; everything else. Altrcn nas ueen saia ia ithe newspaper Within the last few months about the, reyiyal of . business throughout the country, a large part of which fa due Irr a: Treasure to the iron industries, and Indeed the change has been , more marked among dealers in hardware, pig iron, &c, than in any other department of trade. According to the Trade, Journal of the American Ifpii j apd Stgel. Association we Jiave made sjnce April 1st of' last ear more pig ironfb'ii-on, rails and1 steel than in any previbus" yearl Yet, with, all the ftrrnaces and mills in full operation, the demahd has outstripped the supply, and, in spite of the heavy duty imposed on foreign iron and steek tfan b been large importationsof"foth from abroad, as well as of scrap iron for re workjngf i The increase in quantity in the prodficflon 6t .American iron . and steel during the past eight months is forty-five per cent ovr the fcni6lint produced in any previous? year, jrhile the advance in price styice January 1st, 1879, has ranged f ronv Jfft to -406 per cent Even as late as April last the average price of pig iron was quoted iff the market reports at only $18 per ton. "Never hto.r J yhe; Niw ipi PaWic.has wie real price1 or iron of either class advanced as much as 10Q per cent in a single year." In 1860, the last yearlhf ws sQlilon specie basis, tfie price of anthracite pig iron was but $23 per ton, as against $35 on JT..-. ...-3 -I the 1st J!w-i--.Z fin l hrfr Rn,iof iron rail tuHiL. n when theWODeneA.irheW- not based upon a spasmodic .pl tion; for more miles of railway were built last year than in any year before 'the war, and since 1873 nearly all the railroads then in cfetoy ft&ven I wearing out tueir rans uy reason oi uie rigorous economy, which the depres sion ,jn al branches .of. business had far iedlaputti tne' railroad . companies. All other trades have felt the same im pulse, though some of them in a dif ferent degree than in the iren trade. The country has been gradually getting bare were foosdloarn.imUl. no profit wasi eft tmoiacturers, the demand was P - . r - r. - f graur-ntrtne recovery irom tne losses j i r"--.- r r u" " . vavu vu 11 't Hill n r in - i uuuwiii kinds are at this tifclmos tfohibi- . TO -. , ro 'rtof . . alleged disloyalty, and pensions all sur ranges from 3o to 52 per cent; on boil- , ' . . , . , r. ' 6a 44A-AZi . ivors at the rate of eight dollars per er iron from 36 to 43 per cent ; on pig ., . . r. iron it is 30.65 per akU m jpttway bars 28.65 per cent. ; JS3fe3toricrap - o SPJ irci iuu. Kill niuuvuii uuu atlrtu po I rr.nn an nn po.L cfi , R MaaA o -tii rVCmTf 1 thAPnnntrv fh t,r nnnn thnn,. raw WVaaava. J WUV WMa U W aa Waa VV aAvak I t.h. n!mafiv fii, r wmin,r restive under it, and a bill hyifw Jf pref f "fi EP Congress to reduce the rafeT oV dnty AatJ" MiiuaMtaAts. J3iep within reasonable limits. Withrespect ul,itlon of Mexico;rat that time was to steel, especially. likjMia r Sl largely entering KMmfg L' transportation lines, it is important terrtfSfy in whicn artf now emtfacM4" that the enormous duty; should be re- dueA as it affoxda an inordinate profit by protection to home producers, at the cost of all.LherTeWeiaJiy the great. farmincr rntto&t) AllwjJf ih t.r&rJ duty it woul be ua,.er profitable in- considerable portion of the foreign ar- ncie ue liuporieu, wnicnnovis pracU' cally shut out A QUESTION TO BE SETTLED YET. 1X7 1 i. t-1 x jt n ed in 1783-all the States were slave . , ... , holding States, or at least it was under- stood that each State was to be left to decide that questiofk ft V&V TlV question of secessioff w& afsoSSfe-set- wi uf a t x. utuBvuuuie, ouu uie uBJCKoies w the convention left the nmtte?;opfn and the constitution was ratifi&jufct asitcamefrom the conveiftiorith all its faults as well aa its cdLhth an its ianits as well as its good-peth questlohd iihdeclded. Bo Hi were bath- ed in the blood of the nation, and set- In suggesting a third question the Cm- cinnatiOTirersays: "If the mana- gera of the Renublican Dartv will not submit to law, o.g aujty, nt to yoied - I thl'St or to all combihearlf Way TJ other question in this republic must be settled in blood-a fluestioa that lies at the foundatUkJoa& republic, ' ih 1 i 1 t .ii at 1 , I wnwjymjw.aw-wm or fraudJLJpceyaUWXlMiaunner in W htnh lh niiwant ti-aMot.ir ,aa f alran is noTvet fortroton. The ReDubliian ; AMm.Mf l.casetnree ennaren were overwhelmned leaders may prostitute, eTCrcttb aioflalliwnbWf b weP their purpose, but nqfc iU.way4ii.Jthei QJitJOivSv. HouseaJtot distantejjf t?a question next to be determined does not concern. Jpttr millions of people, a few States, a section, only; it con- cerns thirty-eight States. TheijaUenc hStnf0Ver??Ced WhentheyfindtheMtilunandlaWf . are of no avail, wll lMt Jbrtuti ialof no avail, and that votes are or no avail, ?lr Mfc,f i-,o.n they will find somethfngtlsavail and the next unpleMantl' fll nan begin ltf the South." " I . -if- ill m a- - y AT- 4 W fT 'W M NmrA.;NJv. tonaryJt-TJh. uwj AOTaawn H.ivsirriK ti wni.v mgto the amount of $10,000. Ma- . - a Ba. VaeaaB 11 as as u inunaiiar a Bal UlfT B)i t.mt 1 ML r tJ: . t I 1 ' WWP t !' 1. 4 L . i '. .1 , i ,t' overheated insurance. flue. Loss ruuy covereu uy ucu "."---w senhng an apron; under the apron an altar 6f rftd fcranite, perfect in finish ; rsr,?nthAh nrWnlfflri 7&Jn,ZTlXA AnJmseabmm that. -in his r ' - i spoon-shaped iron trowel of ordinary size. The tetegraKraddst"',ther stones in Utq foundation bear curious marks and xitinss!, not hieroglyphics, which Lmay be Masonic ; but none here are able to .decide." The obelisk was moved from Heliopolis where it is believed to have twen setup during the reign of Thothmes HI, about 1350 BC in the time of Tiberius, and, therefore, has stood upon the base of "three steps" from which Commander Gomnge re moved it, the other day, for . nearly or quite 1900 years. People who are hot Masons are disposed to speak lightly of the claims -preferred in regard to the great age of - the order. In this discov ery, we have fairly convincing proof that Masonry was instituted before the beginning of the Christian Era. None -- cially in consideration of , thcir.relative .position toward each other and towards the points of the compass, prove a good hleat1$IasonswlirT)b3efve" that the several emblems arevpropely disposed, and will also note. tlit the finished an unfinished "attars" cOrrespdrid very ex $cts with the "rougli ashler and perr feet ashler" which are a part of the fur niture of thei modern I;isonic lodge. Nor can the fact be regarded as insig- nifican that the obelisk was raised upon vl base' 61 "three steps." Even among Masons the legend that ascribes the foundation of the Order to King Solo mon, Hiram of Tyre, and Hiram the son of the Widow, is not by any means generally accepted But with tolerably good proof in, hand that the Masonic actually was in existence nineteen centuries ago it, is. .not ulto- ffther unreasonable to suppose that it S0 fiL" "v. . , , lan W1 1 uncovered and ex- ;i f11 "" THE MEXICAN WAR PENSIONS. , JSome weeks ago- our assocvited press telegrams announced the fact ' tiiat the committee en pensions, of the House of Representatives, had agreed unani mously to report back to the House a hill rcPAmmpnilinor the navmonf rf a - ri,n fivf ,! I aw mad and the bm has had tWQ readij ; aaa wa to have onie before- tboofia of pension rolls, with all arrears of pay iiT 9 .,s sJ?ft re survivors of the Mexican war who are .... . . . . entitled tonensions under the bdl out an -aggregate force of 75,000. The of records show-that the army fBagbt 10 genera battles and 98 engagements iu tuc tuuise ul lvvu Years wiiiiuUL we W men and dictated a. peace within a e vaua, u wn, nzona. uoi- 0i?' etw,co.wyminff. and part ' the State of ebraska. The ' bdreau ?t ii131.103 leports that from the terri- MtktxMl 1,100,000,000 in gold and silver have been taken in the past thirty-two years. The soldiers ask only eight doIIarimonTErrdsucli results theyjecnre.4 jhv evqibMtipiTieTed soallaiAny forthl&coiinirf tliat it servedhlnlo-rttnan ooWa the territory of the United States. rvn rd'rx 7J, Boston, Jan. 26. The Heralds Au- gU3ta .il ay the FusionTSenate met to-dav with onlv iV88 4 P-& Ms nw , i?fl5t heaffnF watW Supieme Court has to say to theFusion statement and questions, Governor Davis-wilUssujei procaaiatiw cnUing ' jW Kiision '&veramnt to dispeHet fS?"? JJ lli0ghi Wednesday W1ll e the last day 0f the,dual government Bangor, Me Jan.' W. The Chief Justice summoned the judges of the what action shall be taken upon the questions submitted bv the Fusionists. A the court hasr twlc& gon orer the . (. 1 A -. J M 11 . ., rfcWBf$tet' lYiiuicKiuuuu ui uie vomroversi me. ,a Kvtof I , j. Quebec TU4UtuiA' 4rl(n Soo Ava- - I - 1 ' l&ncbei. XI iy a. viva, tiauudiv zu. VUeDeC special says: "Since the recent heavy snow storm dangerous avalanches have bfeen tallint? Rt Intft vals from the cliffs beneath the eitaderffito the city. IrTonet miles along one street are threatened" w T i0, 01 D5in away A , . . T, lZ" London, January 26. Rt. Hon. John Bright, iivWsneech at Birmiham 1 j tda7vBuattdlliarierilBk 1 . ""e01""- wgow jludiiii. Jith power to sell farms.of landlord arimng5tobi Wd t6 saV-iiee flttefturths ohbwr chase money therefor, principal and in W AL r m -m m w k j . r a- M JB a. UeyjJjrouW meet tte wants saU. y w mtw i ww am ji i mniiuH aril n nan a OI Harden Bailed. the sum of $5,000 and. released. tne - yice-l'resident - laid before the Senate a conmtidiicrtion from the BeCret&lJf iffiett NatyA in answer to judgment theTnteresTs of the country liwiu'illt - ana navai service uo require mac me Pensocola navv vard be Dut in a State f efficiency, ana transmitting an esti iate df $676,901, as cost of such repairs, $86,709 of that amount being necessary fbr the rebuilding of the Marine bar racks destroyeaaunng the war. ( Bills were lntroaucea ana referred as follows: , . - : ' Bv Mr. Coke, authorizing the Secre tary of the Interior to pay taxes accrued ana to accrue on lands belonginging to the eastern band of the North -Carolina Cherokees, from the fund belonging to such band remaining to its credit on the books of the Indian Department r Bv Mr. Gordon, to renav to'the State of Georgia $27,175 advanced 'by said State for : the defense ot- her froatier against Indians from 1795 to 1818... -. By Mr. Butler, to authorize the Sec retary of War to adjust and settle ac counts between the State of South Carolina and the United States Gov ernment 1 Mr. teller called up the bill for the relief olibbs & Co., Charleston, S. C and it was passed. It authorizes the paymeht to them of $4,57J, being the balance due them on account of money deposited by them with the Secretary ot theTreasury." " Mr. Carpenter called up the bill to provide- for Aunishing persons who steal hdrses, ijnules or other property from Indiana. After considerable dis cussion it wa recommitted to the ju diciary committee, and the Senate ad journed. House. Clark, of Missouri, present ed the credentials of J. F. Phillips, as Representative elect from the 7th Con gressional district of Missouri, and the oath of office the iron clad was ad ministered to that gentleman, though Garfield, of Ohio, called attention to the fact that the certificate of election was signed by the Secretary of State and not by the Governor of Missouri. The Speaker then proceeded to call the States for bills. Bills were introduced and referred as follows: 'Bt Mr. Manning, of Mississippi, to re-organize the United States Supreme Court It provides for an increase in the number of justices to twenty-one, whd shall be divided into three divi sions, to be presided over by the chief justice and two assistant chief justices to be appointed by the President from airiongjiie.associate justices. By Warner; of Ohio, to relieve the Supreme Court, to establish a Superior Court and to abousn the Court of Claims. ' ;BvK inhardson. of South flaroliha-rfitf the settierhent'df tile account fo? anris between the State of South Carolina and the United States. The House then proceeded to finish the-vote interrupted last Monday upon Kelly's motion to suspend the rules and adopt Uie. resolution declaring the ne gotiation by the President of a com mercial treaty fixing a rate of duties, as an infraction of the constitution and an invading nf the., highest prprngativf. of the house. The motion was carried and the resoiptjon tidopted by 175 to 62. Adjourned. ' 1 ' first suBoldiniittee Of the House committee on electtdns "considered to day the contested case of Haralson vs. Shelley, from Alabama, and instructed the clerk to notify Mr. Haralson tnat to the f WtmeA mWsing his appeal unh cause is shown in the meantime w full unless cause is shown in the meantime why such action should not be taken. The case of Bisbee vs. Hull, from Florida, ;yul beeohsttier jvjjBanedaJ. i i NOMINATIONS. The President sent to the Senate the nave of Benjamin Coaley to b post master, at Atlanta! Ga. ''' CONFIRMATIONS. The Senate to-day confirmed the fol-,lowing-nominations: James Russell iLbwelt df Massachusetts, as minister to Great Brittain ; Jno. W. Foster, of Indiana, as minister to Russia: Lucius F!airchildVDf Wisconsin, as minister to fjpiun; irumip u,jiorgan,ui iuuisiaua, as miftistet toMeilcdrPhilip S, Wales, of Pennsylvania, as chief of the bureau of medicine and surgeon general of the navy,, with the relative ; rank of Cora modore. Also the iooinination3.of the fol lowing postmasters: R. G. Staples, at Portsmouth, Va.; David J. Johnston, at Madison, Ga.; Wm. Bellings, at Vic tor ia, Texas. . . : . r A crying baby is a bore to the whole nelghbor- 1 -hood and (he parenU should be forced to keep Dr. JBail Bab? wJaadJ. fnce cents. tl2LE6illHIC MARKETS. Baltimore Oats firm; Southern 49a50, Wes tern white 49a50 do mixed 48a49, Pennsyl vania 4a50. Provisions dujl; mess pork 18.60; W(Ik"aieats-koe sBoulden 4. clear rib sides 7Jdo paetord 5a'ftfc;(ietn-shoulders 5, lear slaes haihs 10M&11. Lard refined tierces 8. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes 14alf)l; 8ugar steady; A soft 9. Whiskey dull at l.lla 1.12. reignts to Liverpool auiei. CaWoOiToub.aHll and nominal: extras 5.25a 6.00.' doabU lextra 5.75a7.00, patents H.OOa W.W7sVpeTtmtf 4.25a4.50. Wheat generally higher; No. 2 red winter 1.1 No. 2 Chicago spring 1.16 cosh, 1.18 March. No. 8 do 1.02a.08, re fected , Com sBromrer ht SeKaQbeash. 4M4 May. Oats actlM at, $3 cash, 83 Marertij Jrto hlsher at 12.5a Lard big Lard isher at 7.87W. Bulk imMti fnirlraatMrn shoulders 4U, short ribs 6.55, airort btekey steady at 1.08, Cincinnati Flour firmer: family 6.00a8.25, fancy 6.75. Wheat firm at 1.80- Corn firm at 43. Oats steady at 40. Pork dull at 12.75al8.00. Lard at 8.80. Bulk meats steady; shoulders 4Va, clear snouiders en meats Whiskey Quiet at 1.06. Sugar Ann; hards 10a, New Or leans niuaxw. noes auu: common a.oa4.au. light 4.85a4.65, packing 4.50a4.70, butchers 4.70a 4.75; receipts ; snipments . Nkw Tork Southern flour active: common to fair extra 5.80a6.25. rood to choice do 6.80a7.75. Wheat closed active; ungraded winter red 1.85a 1.41V4. o. 8 do , o. 2 do . no. l ao , ,mix7 ed winter 1.89. Corn opened lower, closed firm; fee dull; Elo in cargoes 14aliA. in Job lots 1414a im. sugar dull: lair to good rennin ia; re- noeaanii; Hartdara.A- Via, mulated Haaa. pewaerett ia, crusneg ?mio. olasses New Or- leans ga50.Biee.flrmt Car irollna 7ai. Wool firm: domestic fleece 48a58, pulled 80a58, unwashed 17a40, Texas 21a38. Pork steady at 12.65; middies quiet; long clear 7.20, short clear 7.40 iomr anq snon 7.bo uara er COTTON. SIT ii'liA) ' (iALTESTON Quiet; middling 12c; low mld- 11 10 ; gooaorcunary nm; net receipu 20U8; gross 1,828 -i; stow 3.o7; xftoru coastwise Nokfolk-Quiet: mlddllnr net recelsU i19vi gross : stock 87.018: exports coastwise HllTMOfil-'-lTrTn rtrfMiTTlnff 9Sb nm mMtUrnr isv, suwiunuuj jzr! net receipw m gross Sii aaleHr Oi stoekh '24.041 1 exuorta eoaatwlae -A'.wpo to-prtat ruajn Boston Quletj ling 12&c: low middtine net receipts 742: stoki 9,413; exports to Great HrlUiin .. 0 ports CO; neut ; to channel . ribs 6,4p, clear sides 0.05: bacon duu; blk. cer rlos7S44. sides Aams m gre fiFWMWHQplett middling, 12lc; low mld ;WMMgood;Tnar 100? atOSSrri- sales ?ktnck.7SaQr' nthitnn? avl astwlsel'Stfi;- td JGf,,feinfaini4L' fupu!nd7i Uplands 12; Middling Orleans 12: consolidated net. receipts-1 hotou; expansion onvma 0.004; continent 7,498 ; France 8.062. IaTKFOOi -rNooo Cottpn firm, --Middling trplands; 7d; Middling ' Orleans. 7tgd; sales 12 000, speculatloa and. xTrt 2.000, receipts 5.0O0, all American. Futures. Uplands low middling clause: January telWery . January and iV-hnmrr 7. Fahniart. and. March do. Uareb- and April 7 1 82. April and Maj 7 l-J6a3-32. May and June 7. June and July 7 3-16. July and August : , Atigu&t and September . FUTURES. Nxw Yohm- -Vntaras closed weak. Sales 102.- 000 January. .... February Marcb.... .... 12.53&54 .... 12 67a.58 12 .81a.82 13.01 .... 1311819 13 .35a.37 ... 13.45a,47 ....13 .55a.57 April May .......... June July.... August CITY COTTON MARKET. OmCX OF TBS Obskbvxr. f CaaSLom, January 27. 1880. ( The market yesterday closed quiet Good Middling. 12 12 11 13-16 11 nidcuitig. . Strict low middling ; Low middling. Tinges .j.. Lower grades Receipts bales. f HARLOTTU PJlOWJlE MABKE7 JANUABY 26, 1880- Cotton Ties New, per bdle.-. . . . : ....... SDllced. ' . 2.50a2.75 :. 2.00 llal2 65a70 5a70 66a70 55 BAeeuta. per rd. Corn, per busu'l . ." Mkal, Pxas, Oats, gheiled Bacon ' N. C. nog round 9 Hams, .& , 10 Hams, caarassed Hal 2Vg Bulk Meats Clear Rib Sides. r Lakd, per lb...... ! galO COFFKK Prime Rio , 15al8 Good. liifa.nK Strut Sugar-house 30 MOIASSS Cuba . 30a35 Sugar Syrup 85a50 Choice New Orleans KOariO Common , .... 40u45 Salt Liverpool fine 1.25a2.50 Coarse 1.00 SVGAS White , ....1 101all Yellow 8al0 Potato ks Sweet 75a80 Irish. 40a60 BTTTTKH North Carolina. 10al5 Eggs, per dozen. 10al5 Poultry Chickens 15a20 Turkys ,.,,.., -, 501.00 . DncRs . . . 1 fa25 lotteries. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOB-TUNE-SECOND GRAND DISTfcJBtJTlON, CLASS B, AT NSW ORLEANS. Tbesday, February 10th. 1880-1 17th. Monthly ' : Drawing LOUISIANA' STATK LOTTKHT COUPANT. This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the Legislature of tbe State for Educational and Chartuble porpeaes in 1868, fob thb tkkm or TwxxTt-Tiyx xxabs. to which oontract the invlela- tue laim oi me state is pledged, which pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing its franchise ia the new constitution adopted December 2d. A. IX, 1879, with s capital oi 9i,vw,wv, w wiuon ii nas snice aouea a re serve Fund of 8350,000. Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION win take place monthly on the second Tuesday. It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow ing distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, 130,000. 100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half-Tic-ets, One Dollar. , LIST W PRIZES : 1 Capital Prize. $30,000 1 Capital Prize...... 10,000 1 Capital Prize t . ,000 2 pbgoT 2,y.:. . .. . ..;. . : i ;! . .5,000 SPrizesof IJ0O0 5,000 20 Prizes of 600.:.??... ...' 10,000 100 Prizes of 100.. .10.006 200 Prizes of 50 ,..10,000 ouu razes 01 ln.nno 1000 Prizes of 10 10,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES t 9 Approximation Prizes of 8800;..-.. $2,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 200...... 1,800 9 Approximation Prizes of 100, 900 1857 Prizes, amouaang to... :....... 8110,400 Responsible 00 rres ponding agents wanted at all prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation will be paid-. Write, dearly stating full address, for further Information, or send orders by express or mall ad- aressea oniy 10 ' ' M.' A: DAXfPBTN, New Orleans, Louisiana, or same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York. au oar Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under ine supervision and management or General G T. Beauregard and J.ubal A. Early. Ian. 12. Authorized toy the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and Fairest m the'Werid. ". IGtli POPULAR MONTIILT DRAWING OF TUE Commonwealth Distribution Company, AT MACACLET'S THEATRE, la the City of Louisville, on JANUARY 31ST, 18S0. These Drawings authorized by Act of the Legis lature of I860, and sustained by all the Courts of Kentucky occur regularly on the last day ot every month S(mday excepted), and are supervised by prominent iate omciaia. ; Every ticket-holder can be nls own surervlsor. call out his number and see It placed in the Wheel.' ! . . The Management call attention to the grand opportunity presented of obtaining, ior omy sk, : THE FOLLOWING PRIZES: 1 Prize,. $30,000 10.000 .1 Prize.. 1 Prize..:. .......i.-....... 5,000 . 10,000 10 Prizes, $1,000 each,.... ! 20 Prizes, 500each.... 100 Prizes, , ioaacfi:,: ; aOO Prizesf' ' 50 each...... ! 600 Prizes, 20 each 1000 Prizes, 10 each, . . . . . 1U.OOO 10,000 10, ,000 12,000 10,000 9 Prizes, S300 each-, Approximation Prizes 82,70 9 Prizes, 100 .: i" " , : : ": : - 900 i,9eo Prizes,. ... 12,400 WboleTiCB;et8;' 8i2 ; Slt Tickets, 81; 27 Ticket, ' 550; 55 TlCkeW'SlOO. All applications for club rates shou'd be made to tbe home emee.. ; v ' ' 1. Full list of drawlngsjmbltshed in Louisville Cou-r-5oumal and New. York Herald, autj mailed to II ticket-holders." Send all orders bv money or bank draft in letter. or brwtoreas. Ordere' of $5 and upwards: by exnress can h seat at oui! ex pense. Address R. M.30ARDMAN or.T. J. COM MKRFORD.' jCotrrieTJnMmftl nirndlner: Louisville. Ky.,-01 elttaei person at No.- 1Q3, Broadway, New JQttU-W .'lU.'H-l'lf if;." iUUi-i--' t, i FORRENT The New and CMttOMdlotM HOTEL iBTJILDING at King's Mountain, M. C, eontalning 1 5 rooms, known as the Piedmont Home. For fururer par ticulars, adores,, .j, w. juabkjctx -j r of 'tvHl ArtA Rmanth Bfrwafa "nJ T Myers and Seventh BrfwaM-"""' Ji ' Apply to; THOj. to'PllHKRit?t JkHOAMY 2th, at 9 o'clock fc in. ii Jan. 8. 1 Jan. 23-Bt. I XXi.1 U IT 11 11 J. X Ullli Uli.11j KJj: X 1101(01, IT KjJX tJUll 1x1 U AAA Jy IDUUI, jan. 3L TO THE CHARLOTTE PUBLIC 1 COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE. I desire the Charlotte public to know that the BOUNDARY AVE ft US Beer Bottling Establishment has reduced" the price of First Class-Lager Seer to seventy-five cents per dozen bottles, and that I will in the future, as in the paa, try to deserve the patronage of the public by . delivering free of charge te any part oi the city only strictly first class beer. I have ordered and will receive In a few days a supply of new patent bottles, for the convenience of my customers. . F. C MUNZLEB. Not. 19. D U R H AM (ANALYZED BT. DR. W. H. TAYLOR, STATE CHEMIST OF VTRGINT1T AND PRONOUNC- ED PORE, AND RECOMMENDED A3 A BEVERAGE OR MEDICI E. The attention of the citizens of Charlotte and the surrounding country Is again called to this Pore Whiskey, now so popular both Jfcrrth and South. We have the eiidorsatlon or immy Drug gists andi realers in NewYwk City. Washington, D. C. New Orlean. San Yranclsco, and m?ny oth er cities, and we can confidently recommend the "Durham" to be equal to any Whiskey distilled In this country. Call for"iurham'' at W. R. Cochrane's Central Hotel Saloon. ELLISON HARVEY, oie Proprietors Oct 21 dtt U a if' 1 HAPPY JOE FISCHESSER. GOLE A3EXT FOIt TUS ITLANTA BREWERY " Let those who never drank Beer before, Go to Joe Fischosser's and drink the more." FRESH FROM THB ATLANTA BREWERY, OJJ ICE ALL THB WAY. I have an arrangement with the Atlanta Brewery, by which I am able to keep on draught, and for sale by the keg PURE fCE COLD LAGER BEER Brought to my door In an ice-cold refrigerator direct trom th Brewery. . . Persons In Charlotte, At a dlstanee. can buy beer from me at bottom rock prices, and warrant ed to be ss pore and fresh as rf Jusf made. My faculties this gurmnrr for the delivery of Beer are better than ever, and as the sole agent In Charlotte of the Atlanta Brewery, I - respectfully solicit the patron:ige of the public. Wines and the best Liquors 00 draught or for ale by the quantity all the time. OYSTERS On the half-shell. Lovers of tb- luscious bivalves can bo supplied by JOSEPH FISCHESSER 1u27 1QB. W. GRAHAM, May be consulted till February 10th. concerning Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat, at the 01- nce 01 ure. Jones 'jranam. Jan. 25 -3t IOOO MORTGAGE DEEDS AND IOOO FEE SIMPLE DEEDS JUST PRINTED AND. FOR SALE AT ; The Observer Office Jan. 2S-d4wtf. J. T. ANTHONY, DEAtEB IN" Northern Ice, Coal & Lumber. Having Just received ray supply of Coal for the ensuing seasonal am prepared to fill all orders at shortest i notice. My stock is the largest ever offered On 1 this: Market and embraces all the various kkids tor Fairs ltea', I oun dries' and Smiths' use. Persons who . have formerly bought from other Markets to car load lots would consult their interest By giving me a eatt before ordering else where. Special eontracta for orders in cargo and cur load lots. . . Ice on hand the year round, from first of Octo ber unUl-flret of May next. My cart will not run on Sundays, but ! will supply double quantities en Saturday. I shall! alsd continue the Lumber business and keep fill ttoek on hand, together with Lathes, Shingles Sea. : .. ' Bills cut to order .on - shortest notice, of any quality desired; also estimates furnished on appli cation at office, comer of Trade at. and N. C. K. R. .'a.;-,. J. T. ANTHONY, Z. 0. Box, UH, PbarlOtte.N, C- aji JnIU OPERA HOUSE. , . ' j . ONB NIGBIT ONLY, IWEDNESDIT JANUARY 28th. N G AGEMBNT E X T B A O 1)1 K A B Y. j - Th. Brilliant Young Tragedian,! ? FREDERICK PAULDING' ; i - 'A' ;! ' " ' : -: ; I . , 8TJPPOBTED BY : AfPdyEHFTO COMPANY ' , i TJiTDKB XHS 3lAAGKlCSirr 0 . . MapiANK;mwo i : p When .will be Presented ' Shaespeake's Sublime .Tragedy, HAiatCr,': ;! fredebic taclding ilDmasioiN, : : " T "7 $1, 75c A 50c. AJfllot TtAxflPvtU RAaMt rjimmnniwi at MeSnttk's I ! TTTT 'i Mustn Hounaaa,niintni nntl MONDAY riw yery respectfully,) 9 it , ss ? jBurge PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS. COFFINS OF ALL UNDS ON HAND. NO. 5 "WEST"TRADE mm Immm ITttmiIlllFIIHTTTl A WORD TO THOSE WHO USE POROUS PLASTERS. It is a universally acknowledged fact that Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are Superior to all Othe The great demand for them has caused a number of unscrupulous parties to make and sell worth less imitations under similar sounding names. As the market is flooded with inferior plasters seeing at any price, it is important for the consumer to know which is the best It is well known that some ot me eneapi piasters nave ueen examinee ana iouna uai'gcrvus w me, cau&iug paRuysisna otaer uiseases. vau llvix see inai me wora capcixe 011 eacu piaster is correcuy speiien. SEABTJBY & JOHNSON, Pharmaceutical Chemists, New York. PRICK 25 Crs. - Jan. 27 4w. - WITH CHAS, R. JONES AND DEALER IN Grain FLOUR, MEAL, GROCERIES, Cigars, Tobacco, AND ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Observer Suildixig, Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, 1ST- O. TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS: I desire to inform you, -through this advertisement that 1 am now with CHAS. E. JONES, who has established a Grocery and Commission House on Trade Street, and would be pleased to have your further CALLS, OEDERS and CONSIGNMENTS. WE WILL STILL MAKE THE COMMISSION BUSINESS A SPECIALTY, which will be under my management, AND WE GUAKANTEE THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICKS. WITH PROMPT, .RETURNS. ' Orders for Grain, Flotjr, Meal, Groceries and Country Produce, filled at the lowest market prices. Thanking you for past Favors, and hoping to hear from you often, I remain Yours respectful!, Charlotte, N. C, Jan. 19th, Zlzxu xXttJcriiscmcuts. NELSON A COX'S GELATINE. fresh Italian MaccaronL Baker's Choccolate Epps Ccooa add Oswego Com-Starch. ' L,R WRISTON & GO. price's' YEAST GEMS, Doolej's. Eorsefortl's and Sea Foam Baking Pow- ders. ,. : . L. R. WRISTON & CO. The best Starch Tor Laundry Purposes is ' ' satin gloss; Pearl and Bon Ton also in stock. Use Colgate's New Laundry Soapiest and checst. t.fL WBIStON&CO. If yoa wish to see something handsome in the line of fine Christmas goods, do not fall to give us a call. Our stock Ot Celluloid and- Jlomiasetsis the best assorted in the city; you will be Interested though you do not buy. We have also gentlemen's Dressing;;and . Tra?eling Cases, French Plate Klrrors, cut iBromuliioLogne Bot tles, English, French and American Hair, Tooto and Natl Brushes. Lubln's and Golsate't Extracts and iTollet Waters, Germaa. and American Co I logneana Toiiei soaps. - - - Doiiot LOi to give us a ealL ,. ' . " -1 Vr - LvR.'VmSTON 4 CO. VICT JPBUS S03Et SOtTOrTiS ,l i V "C- ;Ko eo no ' ' V c. JlTRTaTON A CO. ffi i fell ftrM'tCtOT toantf Oct 3 Rogers'. Furniture Store V' Mij ija t'.ii fcl -r-i iin A. E. BANK IX & Rwn Trade Street, under Central liotf.1. Blichols. WHOLESALE AND retail DULXB IN ALL KINDS OF BEDDING A FULL LINE OF Cheap Bedsteadv. AND LOUNGES. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Burial Robes a 1 ne supply. STREEf. CflABLOTTE, N. a rs. I 10 contain imunous ingredients, which make them jr. l. 1880. Condensed Time TaMe Nartli Caroiiua R. R. TRAINS GOING BIST. I I No. 6 No. 47 I No. 45 I Dally Dally I Dally ex. Sun Date,Dec.25'79 I Lv. Charlotte, I 3.50 a m Salisbury. tt.03 A u " High Point f 7 81 am Arr.Ureensboro , , H 10 a H Lv.wreensboro 1 8.20 am Arr. Hliteboro 110.23 am Durham 1 11.02 am " Raleigh 1 12.20 p m Lv. " I 3.30 pm 4.10pm 5.54 pm 7.07 pm 7.37 pm 5.00 pm 10.22pm 11.54AM I 3.00 A M 6.00 am I 1O00AMI I Arr. Goldsbor 1 d.OOPM No. 47 Connects at Salisbury with W. N. C. K. B. all points in Western North Carolina dally except Sundays. At Greensboro with K. A D. R.K. f ora l points NorthiEast and West At Goldsboro wltli W. fc W. R. R. for Wilmington. No. 45- Connects at Greensboro with R. 4 R- K for all points North, East and West TRAINS GOING WEST. No. 5. No. 42 Dally Dally. ex. Sun. 6.34 pm 10.45 pm 7.00 am 11.07a I 3.45 I'M Date.Dec 25'79 Na48 Daily. Lt. Goldsboro, Arr Raleigh, Lt. Arr. Durham " " Hillsboro " GreenBboro 10.10 am 12.25 pm 8.40 P M 4.52 P m 530 P M 7.50 P M 8.20 P M S 55 PM B.RflAM 7.30 am 9 15am 11.17am Arr. High Point 1 " Salisbury. " Charlotte riaiBPM 1 j 12 27 A m No. 48 Connects at Greensboro with SuK-" Branch, at Air Line Junction wltn A, 4 C. a-l. Railroad for all points South and South-West. At Charlotte with 0., C. & A. R. It for all South and Southeast it , . No. 42 Connects at Alr-Llne Junction ftlth A. a C. A. L. Railroad for all points South and SouUi east ; at Charlotto with C, C. & A. Railroad mr all points South and South-west BALSm BRANCH. Leave Greensboro, dally except .Sunday, Arrive Kemersvllle " " Arrive Salem, Leave Safem, " " " Arrive Kemersvllle " " 8.50 i ' 10,00 P 10.50 P" 5.00 pm 5.40 P m 7.00 a m Arrive Greensboro, C01 at Greensboro with trains on the R D.andN.C SLXaPtNG 'CARS V'lTHOUT CEAN6X Run tottt irays to Trains Nos. 48 and 47, bete" New York and, Atlanta via. Richmond, . Greensboro and Charlotte, and between Greensboro and Augus ta ; and on TralnQs. 42 and 45 between Boston ana eavannao. . nrinMnol hnlnta finiiMl . and East sFor Emigrant rateajo points la Artu" eas anaexaa.aQuress ; . , v. Gen. Passenger AgeuV Jan.12 uicninoiiu 1 a i Through, nefcets on sale ai ureensooro, Goldsboro. Salisbury and.. Charlotte, and at a Rht.h-wesL.West Norm
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