l)c juristic bscrutx
" "niUliSDAY, MACII 4, 1880.
lOCAlIkTELLIGENCE.
liAtLKOAl) lilBKCTOKIr
The following table shows the running of passen
jr-r fiilns to tn'l from Charlotte, on all the rail
rVids( Washington time):
. ,. rives from Kiouinouil and GoMaboro, 12.80 a. m.
Leaves Tor " " 8.60 a.m.
Vrrives from Richmond 11.17a.m.
Leaves for 4 20 p. m.
ATLANTA CHARLOTTI AIR-LIN .
irrtves from Atlanta, 8.50 a. m
leaves for Atlanta 12.30 a. m
Arrive from Atlanta .4.20 p. m
Leaves for Atlanta ... ....... 11.17 a. m
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA. AC SCOT A.
Arrives from Augusta, 4.00 p. m.
I eaves for Augusta, iK 12.35 a. m.
Arrives from Augusta .i .v.. - 8.40 a. m
Leaves for Augusta 1 1.20 a. m.
CABOUNA CBHTBAU
Arrives from Wilmington, 8.20 a. to.
Leaves for Wilmington 8.25 p. m.
Arrives from Shelby 5.05 p. Jin.
Leaves for Shelby 8.40a.m.
ATLANTIC, TKMMB3SKK OHIO.
A rrlves from Statesvllle, 9.30 a. m
I ea ves for statesvllle 4.00 p. m
INDICATIONS.
' ? ,
War Department, I
office Chief Signal Officer, V
Washington, March 3, 7:30 p.m. )
For the South Atlantic States, lower
barometer, warmer southerly winds,
cloudy, rainy weather.
Index toew Advertisement, f
Cha. R JonesCar load choice flour received. '
IIOTCE PENtl I.I !;.
CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.
Regular meeting of the Pleasure Club
Friday night... v
The merchants are coming in crowds.
The hotel halls were filled last
murht, and the wholesale merchants are
as' busy as bees, ',''
Mr. liarney Macaulay and the public
who wished to hear him, are both un
fortunate. Irained when he was here
before. ...... ..
Mr. Joseph Murphy was formerly an
end man in a minstrel troupe, and they
say that with the bones he is entirely
athouie. 1
Mrs. "William Porter, of Steel Creek,
fell off the porch, a. day or two since,
and fractured her leg. Tlie injury isM
not serious.
A gentleman from the country states
that he begins to see signs of restless
ness among his hired men, caused by
the approaching elections.
The executive committee of the board
of trustees of Davidson College was in
session at the Central Hotel yesterday,
considering the interests of the college.
Mr. Joseph Murphy made a very fine
impression in Charlotte by- jjis easy,
natural acting. lie appeared in Dan
ville last night and will appear there
again to-night.
Sid Holt is expected to arrive this
morning with his cocks for the chicken
lights next week. A large number of
visiting merchants are expected to be
in attendance.
lienor ts from other sections of the
county do not confirm the hope, which
a gentleman from Sugar Creek express
ed Tuesday, that the winds had driven
away the 11 y.
The grand jury yesterday found a
true bill against F. A. McNinch for
taking extorsive fees in his office as
magistrate. The case will be tried next
term.
It is a delightfully narcotic amuse
ment to lie in bed late at night and
wonder how long it will be before the
big dog in the next yard will discontin
ue his tlirtation with the moon.
Uefore the mayor yesterday J. A. Mc
Lure was arraigned "for selling goods at
outcry without an auctioneer's license.
The line of SoO for such cases was not
enforced, but he was cautioned not to
repeat the offense.
The lists of arrivals at the hotels yes
terday were not only swollen by the
visiting merchants, but also by a iarge
number of salesmen from other places,
who come to the city inthehopeof
selling them goods.
A special venire was in attendance
on the Superior Court yesterday, who.
Mere summoned in . the case of
the State vs. Gus.. Galloway, ac
cused of infanticide. The trial of Henry
Home for burglary fit which an account
will be found in another icolumn, )ccu-.
pied the whole day, so that this case
was not called. Galloway will be tried
to-day.
The Trial of Henry Horn, Who Bur
glarized. l House, and. Iried to
Get In Another
Henry Home, a low black negro.with
an un-African face, was tried yesterday,
in the Superior Court for entering burg
lariously the house of Mr. D. H. llyerly,
on the corner of 7th and Poplar streets,
on the night of the 1st or December,
1879. Mr. Byerly testified that on the
morning of the 2d xl the same month
he rose and found a side door, which
had not been opened within his knowl
edge for spine.' ti&eL standing ajar, and
outside on the 'steps his pants with his
pocket book, which had evidently teen
searched, lying beside them. Fortu
nately he had no money in the pocket
book the night before. On going up
town to his business, a child of Col.
Oates's gave him a pair of shoes which
he recognized as his wife's. , He was
also shown a rule and pocket knife
which he claimed as his.
Col. R. M. Oates, living on the corner
of 7th and Tryon street's, after argu
ment by the counsel for the defendant
that his testimony, should be ruled out
on the ground that it tended to impli
cate the accused in another indictable
offence, but which was overruled on
technical grounds, testified that on the
night of the Lat of December, 1879, about
2 o'clock, he had seen a negro man on
the roof of a porch on the west side of
his house, facing on 7th street. (Here
the counsel for the defense asked his
Honor to restrict Col. Oates to a state
ment of the facts which bore on the
burglary of Mr. Byerly's house, and his
Honor cautioning the witness, he
proceeded. , 'I got up and went out;, and
when the-maqn the rtof)sWi me he
ran and I after him, until he struck his
foot and fell, when I jumped upon him
and held him until -an officer could
come.
Mr. Carter, policeman, testified that
he had found the negro niati, who was
identified as the prisoner at the bar,
liorne, on the ground struggling with
Democratic Convention.
A special dispatch to The Observer
last night states that the Democratic
ex"ec3tH'e committee which met Ral
eigh yesterday selected Raleigh as the
place and Thursday the 17th of June,
asthfe.tlnie, for holding the gubernatorial-convention-.
We had all up' in
this 'region hoped that Charlotte might
be.chusen; but", w . shaJJSprcsume that
there; were good' reasons- for selecting
Raleigh-rjotherwise the committee
weuki Ut hajre.dau So and, cheertuU
ly acquiasd&'rB their decision; -
lior. TifcBH weather .calculations fof
March are as follows: First to lltb,
veiry variably generally a low barome
ter, mid threatening, cloudy weather
will prevail, with heavy rain and snow
storms. If temperature is -high about
the 8th, severe cyclone?1 will occur in
nlaces about the Sth or 9t,h. Eleventh
to 12th, clear or fair : 13th to 16th, cloudy J
ana threatening weatuer, with iam -or
snowstorms; 10th to ISth, clear or fair;
18th to 22nd, clouding, threatening
weather, with local storms ; 22nd to 23d,
clear or fair ; 2;Jrd to 2Sth. cloudy, threat--emng
vveatlier, with severe storms, in
places; 28th to 80th, clear or fair; iSOth
and 3lst, clouding, threating weather,
with storms in lake resrion and Gulf
Spates.' The warmer days will be aboutf
the 3d, 8th, 14th, 20th, 2-tli and.lst.
The Comparative colder days will be
aboutthe 6th, 10th, nth". 22nd and 2Sth
CafiiK-d to'Onc JBurgXarjr. i( ao
The Eegfernej convicted- yeejriJax
offbtifalary upon the-premises f Mr
i reweuioereu uy-Qur city reuerjB,
will-
Chaklkstoh Quiet; middling 12c.; low mid
dling 12c; good ordinary 121c: net receipts
571; gross ; sales 400; stock 43 347; exports
coastwise : Great Britain ; France 2,382:
Continent 002: to channel .
Nkw Tom Cotton firm; Bales 630; Middling
Uplands 13 l-16c; Orleans 13 316c; net receipts
1,014; gross 3,265; consolidated net rec'ts 12.4b2;
exports to Great Britain 17.690; Continent ,282;
lTrance 2,382.
LrraBPOOL Noon Cotton firmer. Middling Up
lands, 7id; Middling Orleans 7'fed; sales
10.000, speculation and export l.OOO; receipts
2,400, American 1,900. Uplands low middling
clause: March delivery 7 7-32a9-32a5-ltW. March
and April 7 7-32a9-82d, April and May 7T4a5-l 6.
May and June 7 9-32a5-16d, June and July 7 5
1 6ad, July and August 7 ll-32ad, August and
September 7 13-32d, September and October 75s,
October and November 7d. November and Decem
ber 6 29-32d. Futures quieter.
5. p. m. Sales of American cotton, bales.
Uplands low middling clause; March delivery 7 5
1 6d. Futures closed easier.
FINANCIAL.
Nnw Tom Money 1.05a6. Exchange 4.84.
governments quiet, New 5's 1.03 Four and a
alt per cents 1.07 Four per cents l .00 Slate
bonds dulL
IUTUM3.
Nkw Yobx Futures closed strong. Sales 102,
000., x j - .
Majofi: .V.'. 'i?. - 13 .044.05
April ....:.: I3.21a.2
Ma 13.43a.44
June 13 .R2a.3
July 13.74a.75
August 13. 80a. 82
SeDtember 13 .30a.32
L October 12 .50a.52
November 12 .09a. 12
DeoesiDer..... ' 12.05a.08
M JE M D V A ILo
MY OLD FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS
WILL PLEA8K TAKE NOTICE
THAT I HAVE REMOVED ALL MY STOCK OF
BOOTS and SHOES,
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE AMONG THE BEST IN THE STAE,
TO THE ELEGANT STORE ROOM, NEXT DOOR TO
Wittkowsky & Baruch, on Trade Street.
J. JVEOYER.
Jan. 31.
bw ipirfinng &sm
is I
.A.T
THT,
CITY COTTON MARKET.
voi. uates. rie haa taken him uvaaousr
tody and found the rule and knife' on
his person. :
It didn't appear in evidence, but it is
known that the .shoes were found, hid
under a bridge on 7th street, near Cel.
Oates's residence. : "
The trial occupied the whole day,
Messrs. Flemming and Breivn afjpesrr1-"'
ing ior tne aerendant and the solicitor
prosecuting.
The iury returned a verdict of guilty
af fer about 15 minutes consultation.
The Pioneers' Entertainment. "
The young lady friends of the tnem
bert'o'f the Fioneer rli-e company have
determined to give a fancy fair. jjuid
supiei ioi tho benefit-e-tke
oiuthe nighU pit the 10th, 17th and J8tV
of March, itr 'Oafes'S- hall. They have f
met with unexpected success in collect
ing funds for the entertainment, and it
promises now to be very successful.
The evenings will be further enlivened
by the efforts of the' Pioneer dramatic
club, wli wjli soon begin rehearsing a
play to be presented-on that occasion.
The ladies have also, determined to
purchase a handsouiejsijver trumpet
which will be awarded (by the voting
system) to the most popular member of
the three fire companies or of the de
partment. The cause of each company
for the honor will be championed by
young ladies who will appear in cos
tumes si.mil iar. to the uidfojms. of ihe
companies they repr'eseat J ' i
Offered 100,000 for It.
Mr. Barney Macaulay (Uncle Dan'l)
is the owner of a theatre in Louisville,
Ky., which was built under his own
supervision and is a model of theatrical-,
architecture. Yesterday he received a
telegram from his wife stating that an
offer of $100,000 had just beeu made for
it. At last accounts he had not deter
lnined what to do about it, and being
unable to return home on account of
engagements ahead which must be
tilled, he is in quite a quandary.
i'-'g Owners Arouwed.
It is understood that the chief objec
tion to the late city ordinance 'provid
ing for the appointment of city scavin
ger came from the owners of pigs, the
ordinance providing among other things
that no one should be allowed to keep
pigs within certain limits. It was
claimed that the public interference
with any owner of a pig continuing in
possession of said animal was a flagrant
violation of one of the inalienable rights
of American citizenship, which no cor
poration, close or otherwise, has the
power to abridge. In view of thiathe
pig ordidance had to disappear frond the
city statute books.
Ilailroad Reverberations.
The demand of the times is for cheap
fares. Round trip tickets to and from
all stations once a week are very popu
lar and tend to increase travel.
Railroad emplpyes are to bo congrat-j
ulated on the , reform that has been
made in the matter of regular monthly
pay. A few years ago some of the roads
were several months behind with their
employes. Now every employe on roads
running to Charlotte is paid off by the
20th of each month.
It is said by some railroad men that
no two-railway locomotive bells have
the same tone, just as the whistles never
give forth the same sound.
Train peddling-an many railroads has
.become an unmitigated nuisance. It
does appear as if the limit to human
endurance and patience had been reach
ed, and' that the terrible annoyance
should be abated. .
It is said that a man asked for a pass
the other day on the ground that he had
an aunt killed on the road some thir
teen years ago.
Thirteen box cars were thrown from
the track of the Charlotte, Columbia &
.Augusta Raibroad,, ear Ridge Springs,
dav before vesterday morning. Ihe
cars were pretty badly smashed, but no
one was injured.
It is announced that on the 15th of
the present taoijtb, th JSeiith Carolina
Railroad' will chancre its schedule so as
to make close connection at Columbia
with- thB north-bound train' on' the
rharlottfi. Columbia &: Ausrusta Rail
rpad, and the people albng the line of
the.Lattex are, rejoicing that. they cau
now, po to Charleston and return in
less time than it takes; to 'go to Baltir
mirirp '
1 The morning train on the Richmond
& Danville Railroad .was behind time
vpsr.errrav about' two hours, owing to
deteutionat Richmond, ia , wai.tiag.ffu:.
the Fredericksburg .tram,, xne tram
was also heavier than usual air extra
L'laonar Vioin rr npfpssnrv t.O 'ancommo-
date the Harge :nyHibifXa0out oQ) of
through passengers. I'Tl -' y
alffiaay iotwfesfed to imiMfct(rjwiJit$h&
a sliorttime before lis was caught anil
maeejrJrjariijULtJUj stolen
was recovered by. his telling where it
could be found' Thesolieitoi? preferred
to try him on the other charge, being
satisfied that there would be no trouble
in convfcriirg Ifim, and fearing that it
might be charged that illegal methods
and been resorted to to procure the con
fession, it is to be presumed, however,
that all the facts connected with his
other crime will be brought out when
he is brought before Judge McKoy to
be sentenced.
Uncle Dau'l Again.
Despite the threatening weather,
another large crowd greeted Mr. Barney
Macauley on his second appearance
in Charlotte as the "uncle Dan 1, Depu
ty Sheriff of -Tavvis' Section," E. A.
Locke's comedy drama. The play is
eminently American, and we fancy the
characters introduced could not be
JoiUld in any other country. It is a
plejasaut story, happily contrasting the
junty of 2kew, .Liigland. rcoiiotry me,
with the dark side of icitv life.
and the former is luuv iiius-ated inn
Uncle Dan'l, who seems never
o. have a thought but for others
and whose whole object in life seems to
be to do others good and set things
aright. The character seems to have
been Created for Mr. Macaulay, so ad
mirably does he fill it. Round after
round of applause greeted him last night
as on the occasion of his former visit.
He is supported by an excellent com-
panv, and we have rarely seen in the
opera house here all the minor charac
ters so uniformly well sustained. Miss
Maddern's '"Clip" is a most excellent
piece of actinur, and the character of
"Skinnv Smith," the miser, was admira
bly portrayed bv Mr. Beers. The acting
in all the other parts was so well done
that it would be difficult to make anv
distinction. "Uncle Dan 1 has made
himself a great favorite in Charlotte.
Office of thu Obskktkr.
Charlotte. March 4. 1880.
yhe 'market jesterday closed firmer.
Good Middling
Middling
Strict low middling.
Low middling.
iteceipts ior tne day, zo bales.
If you" want to prevent tyuhoW fever, or if you
feel as if you were going to have the chills and
fever, take Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills. 25c.
is
of
Do You Want Health ?
Why will ye die? Death, or what is worse,
the inevitable result of continued suspension
the menstrual How. It is aeondltion which should
not be trilled with. Immediate relief is the only
safeguard against constitutional Tuln. In all
cases gf suppression, suspension or other lrregu
larityofthe "courses, tframieiu's emaie negu
latorls toe only sure remedy, it acts by eiying
tone to the nervous centres, improving, the blood
and determlninz directly to the organs of men
struation. It is a legitimate prescription, and the
inot Intel sent Dhysicians ti3 it. rreparea Dy ur.
J. Bradfield, Atlanta, (Ja. SI 50 per bottle. Sold
by T. C. Smith, and L. B. Wristou dc Co.
NotAsulga. AiA..,July T, 1877.
Bradtield's Female Regulator has been thor
oughly tested bv me a in a great variety of cases
and I am fullv convinced that it is unrivaled for
all that class of diseases which it claims to cure.
J. C. HUSS, M. D.
MARKETS BYTELEGRAPH
MARCH 3, 1880.
PRODUCE.
128
1214
12 1-16
CHARLOTTE PRODUCE. MAKKKf-
MARCH 3, 1880.
'-' - ?
Cotton Tnts-Ht f '
cw, por uuic
SDliced. "
Baggimg, per yd.
Corn, per bush'l
Meal, "
peas, "
Oats, shelled,
Bacon
N. C. hog round 9
Hams, N. C 10
Hams, canvassed 11 nl2Vz
BULK MEATS
Clear Rib Sides
2.S0a2.75
2.00
llal2
70a7o
70a75
70a80
Lard, per 1U . . .
WMt-
7:
8ai
Co
Prime Rio 15al8
Good 14V&U5
Syrup
Sugar-house dO
Molasses
Cuba 30a3o
Sugar Syrup 85a50
Clioice New Orleans JSOaRO
Common -. 40a45
Salt
Liverpool fine 1.25a2.ftU
Coarse 1.00
Sugar
White lOiaiiiA
Yellow 8al0
Potatoes
Sweet 76a80
Irish . 40a60
RrTTTER
North Carolina. 12WW5
Eggs, per doen - JOall
POITT.TRY
Chickens 15a20
Turkeys 50al.00
Ducks 15a25
Flour
Family 3.75a3.85
Extra,.... Ji0a3.65
Super:........ , 8.26a3.35
ftctxr tktXvcvtiszmtvcts.
JUST RECEIVED THE CHOICEST STYLES OF
SPRING PRINTS AND OTHER NOVELTI
ES.
WE ARE
Closing Out all Winter Goods at the Old Prices, although they have Advanced 25 Per Cent,
COME AND SECURE GREAT BARGAINS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN MENS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
H. MORRIS & BROS
Feb. 15.
(Srcrceries.
FLOUR.
:o:
100 BARRELS
BARGAINS
-IN-
"01 BEST"
Patent Process
FLOUR
WHICH WE
GUARANTEE
EQUiL TO ANY EVER SOLD IN THIS MARKET
OXE CAR LOAD
:o;
WE HAVE IN STORE
CHOICE FAMILY
FLOUR
A Full & Complete
STOCK OF
w
trial.
HICH we ofTer to the trade as low as the low
est and respectfully ask all to give us a
Write for quotations.
MADE OF SELECTED WHEAT, Feb. 20.
Harwell & Springs.
County fffcifidoe4Mfcialad the
The boaM cnfyjeosiohea
continued irtssion.terday. w
D. M. esea-lgpedjiis, Vo&
tion as a wnbttmiW60
mittee of Mwning1 EjtoTQship,p&
' AftekartieJfaaeiTCOtte;
iinimporfiiiitibaalnessi thev board Uad
the foltojving reply-to. thrfiggestocjJis'
for th amendment, of m& road law:
"In answer to the JtjiQuilia put to iae
board (ft; conimissioners by .State Sena
tor S. 5 Alexander in !fegjird to tbe
riublic road 3w for Meeklenburg coikit;
tv. we.avb43aT3rre oTth opinion-f
that the suggeSffldWAas utnendmeMSito
tn nrftsent road law. would not fully
t uays ago, pn a wu" , nmnosed amendments as the
"j -.i-;o .! s-ai--: 'A
proper remedy. .
ThQboaihaspugstiouto.wake
as to the working of convicts on the
public roads. ' tl: ' ;!;-:
After the. board,,, of,, commissioae;
l,ad adjourned, ihe board of -education
met and examined the books and
vouchers of, &, .E. llk.-cowityreas-
and louna tne receipus auu uw
Htc Itailroad Suit Dlf (icultr Among:
le Lawyers.
It is learned here that the case of
tlie stockholders vs. the Western Divi
sion of the Western North Carolina
'iili'ood came
Newton, a few
V make nermanent the tempotary in
Junction previously granted by him,
'"ibidding the directors from acting as
M'ch. In the argument before the court,
,w of the lawyers, Col. Folk, of Lenoir,
il"d Mr. Merrimon, of Asheville, got
"'to a controversy which ended in a
personal rencontre. The case was con
llued to the next term of McDowell
,;,unty court.
! Baltimore Oats firm; Southern 48a40, Wes
tern whita 48a4. d mixed 4ta47, lBnnsyi
vnnra : 4.KaU. Provisions auiet; pork 13.25a. 50
tiilk meats loose shoulders 4. clear rib sides
tfe Mtta nacked 5lAa7U: biicon shoulders 54i
fJSar sides 8. hams 10al2. Lard refined
tfcr 8W. Coffee easier; Rio cargoes 14al5lA
aiirar hierher: A soft t. WhisKey dull at
LMOteal.ll. Freights quiet.
I CmcAGO-Flour Vteaflf. nrtcfiartged; extras 5.25a
Ann., double extras 5.75a7.00, patents 6.00a
a On. snnerfrne 4 -.2aa4.R0. Wheat in lifrhtdemund
No. 2 red winter 1.24, No. 2 Chicago spring
i, ok. No h do 1 OOal .1 0. rejected . Com quie
at 36, fresh 37. Oats active at 31 Pork steady
stt 1 1 .75ai 1 .80. Lard ttuli at 7. 12V2- Bulk meats
easier; shoulders 4 25, short ribs 6.65, short clear
6175. Whiskey Mead at 1.07-
Cincinnati Flour Quiet: family G.OOalUO
frr fl.9Sart.7Ji. Wheat stronff at 1.32. Cor
stronger at 41. Oats flrra at 7. Pork tuU at
l'M.OO. Lard strong at 7.15a.20. Bulk meats strong
shoulders 54, clearribs 6. 65, clearsides 7.00; ba
con In fair demand; shoulders 5Vi, ribs 74s. slde3
7Si. Whiskey quiet at 1.05. Sugar steady; hards
lCU, New Orleans 7aiA. Hogs firm: common
3l25a4 20, light 4.2oa4 45, pncKihg 4.30a4 bo,
btitchers 4-65a.75. , . . ,
Inhw York Southern flour dull; common t
fairBxtra6.75aH.30, good to choice do rt-40a8 00.
Wheat closed better; ungraded winter red 1.40a
lAHVs- Corn active; ungraded 56a60. Oats active
at 471& for No. 3. Coffee steady; Hio in cargoes
l4alWa, in job lots 14al8. Sugar strong;
Centrifugal 8. Muscwatto -stair tagged refining
7&sa7, priinei7M-en4 sttoiigj sftiiKluird A 914.
Molases firm'; New Orleans 40a60. Rice quiet;
uaronua owaijti. BTO,r"i ! r . " w7
45a60, punea ioao, unasneu ioaiu, icu .
40. Pork quiet at 11.75a 2.00; middles quiet:
long clear 7iaiA, short clear 7t7-16, longand
short 714a74tj. Lard closed Arm at 7. 5 tea. t0.
Whiskey nominal at 1.10. Freights to Liverpool
easier. , i ;
IV.
Put uiin Quarter and Half Sacks.
Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
mar.4.
CHAS. R. JONES,
Observer Building.
uaer,
K.I
a 1
'lose of the Theatrical Seavon.
'flie opera hoifse will 'not, from" 'the iB$0i!s folio wr
1 ' t-sent outlook, be opened soon again.
1 he season is virtuallT, if not entirely
(,)Ver- It has beeri in all Tespdcts the
jcst we ever had, and the managers are
V he congratulated upon, their Bucces.s
"i bringing such superior companies
'"id affording such a variety of. enter
al riments to the theatre-going peQi
J Charlotte. The v redords of the-slze
ot the different audiences have very
Nearly shown that . comedy; much
nore popular in Charlotte than traffedyi
and th!f o k,tnirim'ar' will rlraw
Jtter than nnA nf. Hjtaiifiaers Dlavs :
.... f - . 1. . itl. knl,
bursements yniBi ior vue uitl i" vt
the it--it,
: fflFro, 'andtroTBlBK February
nil v
..KTi.r. .".l-.r.t.o.tt! v-iinufjoi
COTTON.
: Galveston Easy; middling 12ic; low ml
12iA;oofl'nlina(ry ll;;net receipts, lOOl jgfbss
KMH: toek 61.734: exirorts coastwise
i67 ; Chgni-tsmHBeqr-f; Great Brltaln ,f
- Norfolk Quiet; nflddling laSc; net receipts
1 561; gross ; sto$K a.U4u: expons cotiis
.i5: sales 76; expoftAte; fireaf Britain .
12c.;0d ordln'l IZat.: nojetjipia- um
'63; safeS 290; $to24,060i :exportscoastwlse
30; splrrseO?.xporta;to 6reat Britain -;
B09TOjielmV- iSTVfec; low -tnlddltag
I24!i- ediwoarrlCr feeeipw442; gross
'Britain W-v J V-.' A
11 mthj niviimuV i 1 &a ftreeiut3 80:
.UilllK XAWWI B"-- -C . - .
-.ilaa-SJ talf 4i..VI: CXDOHS COUSl-
r - fJlWlLJ ( " - . - . .
wise ,
' r3QcTgbod ordinary net receipt
m KftS:' sales 298 r spinners 40; Pr
1 i .
middling
1 Kl fn
; extWrta to' Great Brttan 859-.
J the theatte.1 andir:,he':'ck,t.,:set;
1 will be " content "with 200d m U810
1 e reason is plain V We are business1
People, and whenvwe:get thrordgh'.usi:,
ues3 we want relaxation. V , :
nA.ivMi noil tax for 1879. State.. 1,740 10
r. -si unty- ..2.4y 3
ftffentWt)effty8Aoolfof'':4,79d
flnes.forfietdresaspeB?!"18 tvt wn , anLmi.mm, riiddiinff 12W: tow mWdltoa.
" Honor license . ,...-. rv....t4P3fiy .iJ.o hAt mwlntx 1 Jlfirti-
fUMinnneera tax..., ;. j.jit' i : 1 mvu .tnnir rq ai- Tnnm Monfa a
. . . . -'.-- . .J 1 . . . . i ... imiw . Nnitm .uu mvn. wrx . w
" Other BOUTO WCeCiai piVP, i w...H?f," niV. Wrta.AnMnPnt1:5nO..
'DfeBJJ a SEMENT3.
school housea an4,jjtea., whites .... .. W
" - colored. 20
Si8
. .nun UUD Ul Dliaumnyai y u
c nfmed. tJo this city; -3;The : arerager oh 5, :i'iid, Wmwlvfo.
-"tte man wants irfi;Wert;Be'gpe; L , C. ' -,7 ' ;irinfl
kometeSptadoV' you bive a coI(L spend T
SmUUm99 Syrep- Wl Alpmeats -; sales 158; stock-. .,. f . i
(trtaiSritMik vi6,4S3?oa
continent 6,880.
Iluirolust reeeivfid 100 Bunches BANANAS and
am eoine to sell them at 50 cents per bunch
and upwards. Call eaarand secure a bargain.
niar3
- - AT
SE K'R Y'S.
anohtPT lot of
HEX B ASANAS, :
FlNil THAN EVER, 5 CTS. EACH,
I Ordinary Bananas, three for 10 cents.
NEW 3TOCX OF THOSE
JUST RECEIVED.
COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, FLOUB, MEAL,
BACON, HAMS, LARD, CANDY. EARLY
ROSE POTATOES, CIGARS & TOBACCO,
wh'.ch we offer to the
Wholesale and Retail Trade
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
A Full Stock of
r o cerieS
ALWAYS ON HUD: I ASK THE PUBLIC
Generally to Give me a TriaL
In connection with the above, we are
receiving on consignment
BUTTER,
EGGS,
POULTRY, ,
FLOUR,
GRAIN,
MEAL,
And other Produce, which we are selling at mar
ket prices, oners ana consignments soiiciieu,
QuotaUons for groceries and country produce farn
i8neaappuKwii.; .
CHAS. R. JONES,
C EiE B R AT ED CARAMELS, Grocer $ Cenmlssioii Merchant,
WALNUT AND PEANUT TAFFY
WALJTOT CREAM CHOCOLATE
CHiltfcOTTil OBSERTEB BUILDING.
. ' feb. 28.
f )
and other'lsnoice candles.
inn. i!Uf iii;,
AT E. G. ROGERS' WARERQOMS,
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE.
My stock is veiy large, and embraces a full line of Parlor, Chamber, Dining Rjomand Offica Fur
nlture. All goods packed rrse or charge.
i&xotzxizs.
IN STORE
ITottcrics.
-AND-
TO ARRIVE
CAR LOADS MOLASSES,
" " FLOUR,
" " BACON and HAMS,
" " POTATOES,
2 " " SALT,
" " VINEGAR,
TIIK PIBLIO WILL TAKE NOTICE ; That the Or
der of the Postmaster-General against the Halls
of the Louisiana State Lottery Company is RE
SCINDED. Registered Letters and Honey Orders can be
sent through the Malls as formerly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNETHIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, B
CLASS C, AT NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, March Oth, 1880-1 18th Monthly
Drawing
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
0Q PACKAGES SODA, kegs and boxes,
y PACKAGES LARD,
50
50
50
JQ BOX JSS SOAP,
AT INSIDE PRICES.
BARRELS SUGAR,
SACKS COFFEE,
GROoS AXLE GREASE,
MAYER & ROSS.
mar2
Just Received,
CORN AND MEAL
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature of the Stale for Educational and
Charitable purposes In 1868, tor thb tihm of
twenty-five tears, to which eontract the Inviola
ble faith of the State is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming popular
vote, securing its franchise In the new constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879, with a capital
of $1,000,000, to which it has since added a Re
serve Fund of S350.000.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ing distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
100,000 Tiekets at Two Dollars each. Half-Tics
ete, One Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES :
1 Capital Prize S30.000
1 Capital Prize 10,000
1 Capital Prize 5,000
2 Prizes of $2,500 5,000
5 Prizes of 1,000 5,000
20 Prizes of 500 . . .J3 1 0,000
100 Prizes of 100 10,000
200 Prizes of 50 1 0,000
500 Prizes of 20 10,000
1 000 Prizes of 10 1 5,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES :
ft Approximation Prizes of 8300 82,700
9 Approximation Prizes ol 200 1,800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100. 900
8110.400
enta wanted at al 1
eral compensation
IN CAR LOAD LOTS.
ONE CAR LOAD N. O. MOLASSES.
ONE CAR LOAD SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP,
TWO CAR LOADS IRISH POTATOES.
ONE CAR LOAD SWEET P6TATOES.
FIFTY BAGS OF COFFEE, (all grades),
FIFTY BARRELS SUGARS,
SEVENTY-FIVE BBLS. CHOICE NORTHERN
( Baldwin and Russet) APPLES,
FIVE CASES BANANAS,
TWENTY THOUSAND CIGARS, from Common
1857 Prizes, amounting to
Responsible corresponding a
prominent points, to whom a 11
i will be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
I Information, or send orders by express or mail ad
I dressed only to
M. A. DA Urti IN,
New Orleans, Louisiana,
or same person at
No. 81 fl Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of General G .
T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
N. a -This Company has NO AGENTS ia the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all persons pre
tending to be so and soliciting orders by circulars
or otherwise aie SWINDLERS.
. feb. 10.
Authorized by the Commonwealth Of Kentucky,
and Fairest In the World.
:o:
v
THANKING OUR FBIKNDB MOH TUB L,uwtt
al patronage bestowed on us In the txi&t, we
beg to inform UmxA that owstocfcof
DQNTT fRGET IT, SPENCE& ALLEN.
Perry's fiSiuet Cigars
aJthe
BEST 5 CENTERS
to Best in Market
In fact, my stock of
GROCERIES
ROCK&IES
aSs
'iDRoVlSIONS
XBAOVISIOSS
I2SL
mar-i I
toek B2 81tt.:;exportA
,wtee8i7o7f.lhaBce --,J
1
7 i'T.i' A J V .1 RJti
; Memphis -Q;ilet; middling 1 2c; receipts
1,29 BMPfuelitS. a,ao; -aaies ouv,
114,594...
ifl.utlcv-taitlug.; ..
undertaking:
Aofull Ubb or our taw eoosunu on autna-
X AtiMn'it lil tit 1. -ill M-i- ini J ff'-iijl!-;
- ..li-. . - ' -m--L . . .. ....
Oct 8' Rogers' Fumllare 8tore
Is now complete, and we an prepared io oner
BDedal IndocetnaiU to close buyers, and tblnit
we can make it to their interest to see. as before
purchasing elsewhere. .
ALL ORDERS
WliL HAVE OUR BEST ATTENTION AT L0WV
EST MARKET PRICES.
ra n acmnta for th wpJl-known brands 01
Rocklnghiui 4 4 Bneetlng and Pee Dee Kalds.
UlTO US u' , OJrjknuAA ok Jiiuna,
w noiesaie urooera a uommuisiuu ueraiuut.
Corner Trade and College Streets,? "
Charlotte, N. C Flan. 6.
STAPLE 1SS FANCY
GROCERIES
IS MORE COMPLETE TITAN EVER
which I offer for sale at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Respectfully,
LeROY DAVIDSON.
13th
POPULAR MONTHLY DItAWINQ OF THE
Commonwealth
Distribution Company,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81 , 1880.
These Drawings authorized by Act of the Legis
lature of 1869, and sustained by all the Courts of
Kentucky occur regularly on the last day ol every
month (Sundays excepted), and are supervised by
prominent citizens of the State.
The Management call attention to the grand
opportunity presented ot obtaining, for only 82,
any of
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
I will pay the highest market prices for corn and
clay peas from any portion of the State.
xeD. lb.
Machinery for Sale,
NE 64 Spindle Slubber, and Two 115 Spindle
eacu jmr frames, uiggins' make, and now
1 Prize, -
1 Prize,
1 Prize
10 Prizes, 81,000 each,
20 Prizes, 500 each
100 Prizes, 100 each
200 Prizes, 50 each
600 Prizes, 20 each
1000 Prizes, 10 each,..
9 Prizes, $800 each, Approximation Prizes 82,700
9 Prizes, 200 " 1,800
9 Prizes, 100 " " " 900
880,000
10,000
5,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
12,000
10.000
1,960 Prizes,... ...$112,400
Whole Tickets. 82; Half Tickets, $1; 27 Tickets,
$30; 55 Tickets, 8100.
All applications for club rates should be mode
to the home office.
Full list of drawlngjrabUshed in Louisville Cou-ler-Joumal
and New York Herald, and mailed to
all ticket-holders. Send all orders by money or
bank draft In lBtter, or by express; Orders of 85
and ud wards, br express, can 'be sent at our ex-
running in good order. Apply to I pense. Address R. M. BOARD MAN. Courier-Jour-
3 MS. 8. WOODWARD'S SONS, I nal Building, Louisville, Ky., or at No. 163, Broad
28 North FrontSt, Philadelphia, Pa. I way. New York,
feb. 24.-d.6t. 1 March 2.