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DRESDEN.
A CHARLOTTE AW VISITS THE CAP
ITOL OF THE BIlfGDOJIOFSAX.
Cirapbic Deacriptiost ! tlie Iictu
retqne Old tftue f the Wendifch
Fivlseriuen A City of th 13th Cen
tnry. s
In my last I ' gave you an outline ot
Meissen, from whence we came to
Dresden. Accompanied by my lady
friends. I set out for a general review
of the city. Dresden is a beautiful city
and decidedly American in appearance.
One of the chief curiosities is what is
known as Gonene Gewoelbe, or "lireen
Vault," which comprises the western
wint? of the Kmc s paiac. ana consists
of eight rooms, leading from one into
the oilier, mey contain not owy me
jewels and silver vessels of the royal
lamilv. Dut many specimens oi me uu-
est works of art, from the sixteenth to
the eighteenth century The collection
of jewels and works of art was com
menced aoout tne year louu Dy unite
George, the Bearded, and has been pre
served and added to ever since. You
enter through a ponderous gate, which
is guarded by two soldiers, vv nen you
reach the hall a lady appears, with
whom you deposit all unnecessary
trappings, when you are conducted.
through a large door into room jso. l,
or the bronze room, which contains
statues and groups of various sizes,
which were mostly purchased by three
Electors, namely: Christian, L and IL,
and John George. Among the bronzes
are "Hercules on horseoacr and ine
RaDe of Europe by Jupiter." Among
the most wonderful works is a copy of
famous antique group, called "The
Bull of Farnese, or the bull by the
horns. It is a copy of a group by Apol-
inius and Taunscus of Rhodes, in the
vear 400 B. C. The history of it is as
follows: It was conveyed to Rome in
the reign of Augustus, and was after
wards discovered in the oaths oi tjara-
calla, in the pontificate of Paul IIL In
1788, .Ferdinand iv. oecame tne owner
of it, and transported it to the garden
of his palace in Naples. The copy was
made in the year ieoo. uaving none
the bronzes, we pass to room No. 2,
or that of the ivories. At first sight
we are impressed with the idea that
half the elephants in the world were
slain to furnish so much ivory. There
are over 400 specimens of art, all
made of ivory, most of them said to
have been made by princes and other
high personages, either for the love of
it, or while incarcerated, to pass away
the time. One thing is sure: W re
quired more than an ordinary degree of
patience to execute sucn intricate and
beautiful designs. We noticed partic
ularly the following: A goblet carved
in relievo, representing the "Triumph
of Neptune and Amphetrite" ; a pitcher
representing an allegorical exhibition
of the fiva senses, personified by five
women ; a powder flask on which the
Saxon coat of arms was engraved, in
which is a very diminutive watch:
Abraham in the act of sacrificing Isaac,
and an angel staying his hand ; quite a
number of articles representing scenes
in the New Testament: and an ivory
toilet table, which at one time be
longed to Magdalen Sibyl, wife of John
George II. We now pass to the chim
ney room, so caned irom a tire place, or
stove, placed in the centre and made oy
the court jeweler, J. Uharies JNeuber,
in 1808. It is of a peculiar earthen
ware, and ornamented in relievos
with precious stones, minerals, agates.
topazes, amethysts, mother-of-pearl, jas
per, dec. lhe workmanship is most
delicately and beautifully executed,
and is a monument to the skill and in
genuity of its builder. We also find
here many striking ohjects made of
ostrich eggs. For instance,' cups
vases, and sugar boxes, all ex
quisitely set in gilt and silver. An
ostrich egg, whose record shows it to
have been laid in the menagrie at Mor
ltzburg in the year 1734. It was set in
silver, gold and china by order of Au
gustus III, King of Poland, and elector
of baxony. Others are made into drink
ing cups which the, Kings in olden times
used on gala days. On another shell
was carved scenes from the life of Saul
and David. We also noticed a number
of ancient knives and forks, spoons,
and salt cellars made of mother of pearl.
set in silver and gold, and at one time
used bv the rulers or .Europe. A fruit
dish belonging to the set of superior de
sign, with a beautifully painted battle
scene, of the time of Darius and Alex
ander. In our anxiety to reach the
jewel room we pass by hundreds of
things unnoticed, and enter the fourth
or silver room, the sight of so much
splendor and wealth is dazzling, but we
can more readily appreciate it, because
it contains metals, silver and gold, of
whose value we know more than of
ancient carvings on eggs, and ivory,
We see here an innumerable collection
of side board ornaments, buffets. &c..
which is still used by the King on State
occasions. Jfirst is a wine cup m the
snape or a non, made oi silver and gilt
On each side is a goblet, one represent
ing a bunch of grapes, and the other a
pine apple, all handsomely arranged to
ht a magnificent waiter. We are next
attracted by a large basin representing
the least or liacchus and Adnadne.
Near by We find a still larger basin,
wnicu is usea as tne baptismal basin.
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in christening tpe children of the royal
lamiiy; it is cseautnuuy rengraved. to
represent the ceremonies of christen
ing bv John the HautisL On a tllo
near by we find a huge clock of silver
and gold, decorated with diamonds,
emeralds and rubies, made in the 12th
century a most wonderful niece of
mechanism. A silver and gilt laver, the
engraving of which represents Esther
Ahasvereus. We arrive at last at the
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xi aii oi precious tmugs. llere -are
tne most costly vessels cut out of stone
collections of cameos, gems, &c Jn a
glass case we see snuff boxes; cijrjs,i
spoons, seals, &c, made of jasper and
onyx, also the signet of the Queen bf
bpain, Josena, who was a Saxon prin
cess ana consort or J? erdinand III
made of pearl and crystal. The moat re
markable piece of mechanism is a clock!
representing the tower of Babel, made
in tne year ioi8. .Every minute a crys
tal ban about the size of an ordinary
marble comes out of the hole on the top
and runs down by a spiral roate around
tne ouiiding, to an opeaiBg at the base
rrom which the ball rebounds and is
thrown by a spring to the top of the
lower. The falling of the ball makes a
record of the minutes by which Saturn
strikes with his little hammer. There
are also figures and planets which for
merly moved and played delicious' ma
sic, but they have stopped, perhaps nev
er to go again, as they have never found,
a clock maker who could set the ma
chinery In motion; gems of agate and
jasper, on wnicn are carved the portraits
or an tne ropes, rrom st : Peter to Bene
dict VIII, and the Roman and German
.Emperors from Cajsar to Constantino
We also noticed a rock crystal goblet
wnicn waapwnea py, Martm .Luther,
and was in 1793, by the citizens of
LJttan. presented to the King of Saxon v.
.We saw. here the. largest smoked Jtopi V
buutf iu mo Known woriu. uo pamv
tnga representing the Kings of rPolanV",
were no aoubt.very1..firAeRWorMoi ai
Dut as neither my lady. me,nds. or.. nay
self were' connoisseurs' wa 'virave , litlh
attention to this department, ;and pass
ed on ; to -vine :xorner",rpr nmBj,:rqom,
where we found two hundra and forty
specimens of elegant carvings in irory
precious stones, pearls and relics of tie
17th century, all presents to theJKojal
House. We were ' especially attracted
by a bird' of badomen-an owl made
of enameled gold, eyes of onyx stones,
studded with diamonds, the whole in
tended to be used-as a smelling bottle
for the Queen. The next curiosity wS
a golden egg, and while it would not do
very desirable DreaKiast iooa ior
Carlsbad invalids, yet as a trip here
costs a small fortune, an egg of this
kind would not be unacceptable. c
was a present from a Polish gentleman
to "Augustus the Strong," ana usea ror
the preservation of precious odors (it
seems those fellows must have- had
good noses). When opened at the bot-.
torn a reservoir of perfumes is disclosed;
when opened at the top there is seen at
first the yolk of an egg in gold, under it
a chicken of the same material, ajid
when the chicken is opened by means
of a small spring, it discloses the Polish
crown, richly adorned with diamonds
and pearls, and when the crown is open
ed, a small diamond ring is displayed
with the motto "constancy and ndenty.
Wo now pass to the 7th, called the
wood or armory room, vv e nna nere
ittle of interest, it being usea to noia
the cases in which the valuables are to
be packed away in case of war. Our
imagination is so wrought up by what
we expect in the next room, mat we
nass hurriedlv through, not however,
Tvithont admiring a vase or card basket
made of ordinary dough or "aaobatn
bfeadJT It is called the vase of patience
and really it was not misnamed, as Job
in his best days would never have found
time for the execution of so difficult a
piece of work. It has a representation
of all the fruits upon it, was manufac
tured by a Miss Myers, and is a wonder
ful piece of work. AVe saw an ordin
ary cherry stone on which was carved
eighty representations of human heads,
ail perfect in snape ana leasure, coum
only be seen, howeverb means of a
microscope; which for a trifle was to be
had; it was made by a sculptor at
Nuremberg in 1630, and given to the
Prince as a charm. In an elegant glass
case we saw the two crowns, scepters
and globes, used for the coronation of
Augustus the Third, and his consort
Mary Joseph, at Cracow, Poland, in the
year 1734. Also the carpet which cov
ered the floor, ana tne cioas wnicn toe
Queen Wore, embroidered by the Queen
herself. The jewels, which are said to
be the largest of those of any crown in
the world, are taken out and imitations
substituted, but the originals are in an
adjoining room. One of my lady
friends was actually so overcome by
the brilliancy of the diamonds, and her
imagination so exercised over their
value that tears ran down her cheeks.
The jewel room is the repository of the
things of the greatest intrinsic value,
and the decorations of the room aione
are a marvel of splendor. The mirror
corner, which is painted in red and
gold.is a perfect little picture of a fairy
and. rne crown jeweis consisting
of eieht diamonds, for the size
and brilliancy, are not excelled
by any in Europe. The kings have been
four hundred years in gathering these
eight stones. They are only worn on
extraordinary occasions. A garland of
thirty coat and thirty vest buttons, four
shoe and knee-bucklers, diamond set, a
clasp weighing 97K grains, an epaulette
with a diamond ot 604 grains, and a
sword, the hilt of which is adorned
with 780 diamonds and various other
precious stones, among which is a Bo
hemian garnet, weighing 46 carats,
and the largest of its kind in JiiUrope,
You can only imagine the value of the
jewels when you are reminded that the
largest of" these diamonds would buy
Charlotte and all its property, uut we
pass on. and the next revolution of the
kaleidoscope reveals still more wond
rous fortunes, and all we have seen sinks
into insignificance when we look upon
the two largest diamonds of the whole
collection, weighing 194 and lo4
grains. The star of the order of the
White Polish Eagle, with a diamond
weighing 78M grains; another sword,
the hut of which contains 1S98 dm
monds; the greenish diamond, weigh
ing 160 grains. All these epaulettes,
clasps, plumes, buttons, sword, neck
buttons. &c.. were .the requisites for i
court-dress, and were actually worn by
the King ot Poland on btate occasions
It is not a matter of wonder that a peo
ple who lavished so much wealth, for
show only, should have been wiped
from off the lace of the earth, it is a
reasonable conclusion that in their
love of grandeur, their vices became
correspondingly great. My ancestry
hailed from roiand, and l win ever
have a tender spot in my heaat for that
defunct nation, yet I am convinced that
their downfall could have been averted,
but they were a brave people neverthe
less, and 1 see here at Carlsbad, hun
dreds of the true lineal descendants of
those Poles. The women, as well as the
men, have a proud and princely bear
ing. The Polish Queen's trinkets for
State occasions were quite pretty, and
consisted of eight strings of pearls, four
oi wnicn were oi oriental origin ; a aia
mond necklace of thirty-eight stones, the
largest of which was about the size of
a small walnut; a brooch for a shawl.
containing fiftv-one large and six hun
dred small diamonds ; two ear-rings, ten
hair-pins, three ornaments representing
the sun (half sun and half moon); only
sixty-two tinger-rings, consisting or rose
colored diamonds, rubies, emeralds, &c.
We saw two rings which had been own
ed by Martin .Luther, one of them had
the emblem which had been adopted by
mm, namely: a "rose and a cross. We
pass hundreds of ornaments, swords,
shields, coats-oi-arms oi various na
tions, &c., to admire a most dazzling
piece or snver-wonc representing a
court scene at Delhi, the throne of the
Great Mogul. It is a silver platform ap
proached by three steps. Around and
near the Great Mogul are grxet hun
dred and thirty-two representatives of
human figures of silyer and gold. These
are deputations of the various prov
inces of the empire, doing homage and
offering presents of horses, elephants
and camels, all richly laden with
vases, clocks, and precious stones. Near
the Mogul are his ministers and guards
and three ambassadors in a kneeling
position on the steps, and a number of
other ceremonial representation. The
whole structure is about thirty feet
square, and it occupied twenty-two
men eight years to build it. It was
purchased by Augustus the Strong- in
,1705 for 58,485 thalers. I noticed, one
thing which was of particular interest
to Americans, a sabre which belonged
to Count Sobiesky, and was a superior
and exquisite piece of workmanship. ,
I have thus endeavored to give you a
deSOriptiori of a few of the many things
I have seen. If I have interested you
I am amply-repaid for my pains. One
day in Dresden sufficed, and we return
ed to Carlsbad ; the route lay through a
beautiful mountainous country fn a
high' state of cultivation, of whiob I
Unay speafc.m .my next The only, in
convenience of the trip, is that you are
aroused at 3 a. m and as you are then
on the boundary between German v and
Y Austria, your joaggage has to oe exam
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and pleasant, more so Hum the Rus
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Washington. Julv.21. information
was received here to-dav from Senatt r
Logan that the Western branch of the
liepubucan national committee propose
toma&e tne necessary arrangements
for beginning an early campaign in the
West, The committee intend giving
immediate attention to the State of In
diana, and to concentrate their efforts
here for the next two months. The
ablest Republican speakers in the land
will be called upon to take part in the
campaign in that State, and no efforts
will be spared to make the canvass one
to be long remembered. Senator 8
Blaine, Conkling, Logan, Edmunds, 14
15. vv asnourne, are expected to partici
pate and arouse up the Republicans. A
strong appeal has been sent here urging
Secretary Sherman to take part also,
and his personal friends sav that he
will undoubtedly do so. as he has al
ready signified privately his intention
of going into the canvass and deliver a
number of speeches ' at such points as
the national committee might desig
n ate. The Republican leaders here feel
the necessity of carrying Indiana at the
October election, and they think it can
be done if a strong canvass is made.
and all the voters are brought out. On
the other hand, the Democratic politici
ans here say that the State cannot be
carried by the Republicans, and that
they are wasting their time and money
in attempting to do so. It is evident
from the talk of the leaders of both par
ties that Indiana is going to be the bat
tle ground in October, and that the best
speakers on both sides will be sent
there to enlighten the hoosier minds.
Tanner's Domestic Trouble.
When asked to detail the differences
with his wife he said: "Qb, they were
very many. She had a full, very fjull
habit and appetite; I was always ab
stemious. She wonld eat fat pork and
cabbage or beans three times a day, and
everybody knows it is impossible for a
man to live peaceably with a woman
who eats pork and cabbage three times
a day. She had a habit of gorging her
self, and was always sick and billious.
would mildly remonstrate with her.
and hint that she could expect nothing
else and that in fact it served
her right for eating so much. We
would then have a time of it, and some
times I imagined a cyclone had struck
he house. "I tell you gentlemen no man
can live with a woman who eats pork
and cabbage three times a day. I
could not stand it and had to leave.
She had her own horses and carriages
and lots of money, for she was a doctor
and had a good practice. I never com
pelled her to starve herself. I onlv
suggested that It would be better for
her health to eat less, and also for the
peace of the neighborhood. Take an
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woman who indulges in pork and cab
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CARBOLIC SALVE.
the Most Powerful Sealing Oint
ment and Disinfeqtant
ever Discovered -Henry
b Carbolic Salve heat burnt.
Henry ' Carbolic Salve cure tore:
Henry's Carbolic Salve allay pain.
Henry' t Carbolic Salve cures eruptions.
Henry' Carbolic Salve heal pimple:
Henry 'a Carbolic Salve heal bruises. :
Ak for Henry's and use no other.
EV BEWARE OF COUNTESFEITS.
I
For MAN and BEAST.
For External and Internal Use.
THUS GREATEST PAIN RBT.TKVim OF THE AGE.
1
Edey's Carbolic Troches,
A SUM J?aKVNTlVJ! OF
, Contagious Piaoaaea, Cold, JXoaraeneM,
' Diphtheria, and TtooWkff Oottg-h.
rieaaant to the taste. ,.
I I
Believe 9ypepaia and BflI6une
c
For gate fey an Dragglst
JOHN P. iimir j&co.,
24 College Place, - .. eW-Tf
GAR IE SIRED I
HALLS
BALSffl
BAin PAIN PANACEA
NEW CROP
UDEMIPSEW
White Globe,
Amber Globe,
Golden Ball,
White Norfolk,
Flat Dutch,
Red Top,
Aberdeen,
and Ruta Baga.
These Seeds are Fresh k Genuine.
L. R. WRISTON CO. -
July 10 ' !
DR. J. II. OcAdtD,
Xow often to ttMtnde foarteekef
Labia's Extraets iwi Ctltgnes.
SPICES
Colgate, Hoaey and CByoHaa Seapa
e
Kngltih, French and linarlwi
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at aU aoura, both night wot
day at
& a. xoADXirs
m
W ID.
JUST RECEIVED AT
JOHN H. MCADEN.
A full assortment of
FROM CROP S 1880.
July 18
TWO CAR LOADS
WATERMELONS
TO ABBX7X.
LEROY DAVIDSON
June29
THE NEW MOREHEAD CITY HOTEL,
: HOREHEAD, N. C.
rPEUB new and snlendld Seaside Resort will ba
JL thrown open for the- accommodation f the
DUbUo brthelst of June, v
The hotel is entirely new and affords ample ac
commodations. The building Is supplied with wa
ter, gaa and other desirable convenience - The
rooms are large, thoroughly ventilated and well fur-
wauea witn new mrmture throughout.
We exaggerate rothlng in saying that this la the
most delightful Summer Resort on - the Atlantic
Coast If Is safely located near the water and com-
manas a magnificent ocean view and a fine reiresn
ing sea breeze.
Being located on the VarnhMd Ma. vfsttors. on
getting off the cars, are saved the annoyance of
uruBHiuK me water in Doats, so fatiguing alter a
long Journey, and especially at night time , or In
stormy weather.
The OUikllnr in to wntnmbf in Mtwtwr tt mi.
cuUariy comfortable and attraotlTe to persons seeki
lng health and pleasure,, -..... . ,
LTAB'wlu'wpplled: with all the; dell-s
cncies mm season ootn lana ana water. - Sr
toM and .ateatlv, and jothVTOieh
bfeT under guest mfrmi fffmW
Baimng. --rne sun is onrr aoout a mile distant
alUntboaucAn be nadaaiumie tot atSfc
nuuB, uwm sou nuiud KM UlUOUOM Mat
men in charge of thentt , t-T TTt
' We' hare a splendid Ball Boom nd the Italian
Band employed to tfc season, Jl. ufSt i"??
Special arrangemanta made with tan
Buist's Fresh Tnmip Seed
A.W.UTOGU'
., .-. tan 4
CHINA
PALACE
OF
J. Brookfield & Co.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
FRVFT JABS,
JELLY TUMBLERS,
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CREAM FREIZERS,
WATER COOLERS,
Full stock of
CHINA. GLASS-WARE, CROCXKRT, CUTLERY,
LOOKING GLASSES, WOOD AND WILLOW-WARS,
AND HOUSE FURN
ING GOODS GENERALLY.
Majolica Ware and Fancy Goods.
Wholesale & Retail.
CLOSING OUT
t x nsr w .a. :r, :e
AT A SACRIFICE.
June 20
R. M. Miller & Sons.
WHOLESALE
GROCERS.
Cor. College and Fourth Sis.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
June 27
WAG OH S.
OWING TO THE DECLINE IN IRON, I HAVE
DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT MY LOT OF
AT A
REDUCED PRICE.
CALL EABLT AND SECUBE
A GOOD WAGON
AT A
LOW PRI C E.
100,000
One Hundred Thousand
FINE 'CIGARS
AT A SACRIFICE TO CLOSE OUT.
COME QUICKLY, OR THEY WILL ALL BE
GONE.
teas H. Gaither.
June 11.
C-ii
Tobacco: nown hi Western North Carolina la
hoted foe Its good smoking qualities, the, nest of
usea mi uus orano.
Ask your nearest merchant , for a sample peck
age( at, ttnumi flegl, wyito fp r- fecu
.BBooxrrjxn.
Webster Warns
;I : I
onozazi
. Soots an4 5ltocs.
t
NO HUG !
NOW IS YOUR TIM l C
Grand Closing Sale !
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS.
The remaining Stock and Fixtures of
A S I E L ' S
ESTABLISHMENT
Will be sold regardless of cost to wind up the
business.
Call and see nrtaes. tou win tu mniinnui
P. 8. Extra indncemenia oftamd tn shniauii.
buyers.
Next door to Dr. J. H. McAden's drug store.
ol3
FRESH
(1
CATCH OF 1880,
FOR SALE.
July 16
Condensed Tiie TaWe Nortli Carolina R.R.
TBADa GOIKO XAST.
Mi
Mayer k Ross
I I No. 6
Date.Dec.25'79 No. 47 No. 45 I Daily
Dally I Dally ex. Sun
Ly. Charlotte, 8.50 am 4.10pm
'Salisbury. 6.03 am 5.64 pm
" High Point 7.31 a m 7.07 p m
Arr.Greensboro 8. 10am 7.37 p M
L. Greensboro 8.20 A M 5. 00 p m
Arr. HJlUboro I10.234M 10.22 PM
Durham 11.02 AM 11,54 am
Raleigh 12.20 p M 3-00 a m
U. 8.30 pm 6.00 4 M
att. Goldsboro i g-QOPM I IQ Q0A
No. 47 Connects at Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R.
all points in Western North Carolina dally except
Sundays. At Greensboro wltb K.4D. R.8. for all
points North, East and West At Golds boro with
W. & W. R. B. for Wilmington.
No. 45 Connects at Greensboro with R. ft R. R.
for all points Hortn, East and West.
TSAINS GOING WEST.
No. 5.
Dally
ex. Sun.
DateJe&25'70
Na 48
Daily.
No. 42
Dally.
Lv. Golds bo ro,
Arr. Raleigh,
Lt.
Arr. Durham
" Hlllsboro
" Greensboro
Lt. "
Arr.High Point
' " Salisbury
" Charlotte
10.10 AM
12.25 p m
8.40 pm
4.52 pm
5.80 P M
7.50 pm
8.20 f m
8.55 P M
10.16 pm
12 27 AM
6.84pm
10.45 pm
7.00 am
9.19 am
11.07 am
8.46 pm
6.56 A M
7.80 AM
0.15am
11.17 am
No. 48 Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch, at Air-Line Junction with A, ft C. a-L.
Railroad for all points South and Sooth -West At
Charlotte with , C. ft A. B. R. for all South and
South-east
No. 42 Connects at Air-Line Junction with A ft
C. A L. Railroad for all points South and South
east ; at Charlotte wltttm, C. ft A Railroad for
all points South and South-west
SALXM BRANCH.
Leave Greensboro, dally except Sunday, 8.50 p m
Arrire KemersYllle " - 10,00 p m
Arrive Salem, " " " 10.60 p in
Leave Salem, " 6.00 pm
Arrive KernersvOle " " " 6.40 p m
Arrive Greensboro, " " 7.00 am'
Connecting at Greensboro with trains on the R. ft
B. and N. C Railroads.
SLKKPIMG CABS WITHOUT CHANOg
Run both ways on Twins Voa. 49 and 4Tbowepn
ifewjrQXad4gafabimichmond, Getebqrt
and Charlotte, and betnreenreensboro and ihtns
ta : and on TralnNos. 43 and 48 pptween Boston
tOM Savannah.
Through Tickets on sale at Greensboro, Raleigh,
Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte, and at all
principal points South, South-west, West, NortU
and East For Emigrant rates to points in Arkan
sas and Texas, address
J. B. KACMURDO.
Gen. Passenger Agent
jan.12 ........ , , Eichujc-ud Yd.
'4 1VUUI W VUIV ItlJ
SnpxaiHTiinirr,8 Omoic, l
Chartotte, N. C., July gtlj, ,
uuSos'M; w
; : qp NORTH. ,
lw(tokty&.Miii.:.. 8 45 n m,
inm afttBsvm,.MT..,...lu,.-..ii Qo . m-
S??!?VM A.i.. v 2 15 a- w-
" Davidson College, "'...,1.48 a. m-
Arrive at Chartotte.... , .-.v.:' g 80 a, ro.
3w"-Cloe eonnectloiT wade at Statesvllle with
trains over Ue Wi;NC R R. Excurstoo tickets to
U prtndplft points to W N.C-onsale at reduced
rate. Baggage ehecked fltronglki!; xiia ,.
MJ.''fiCSMLEi,