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JJVS otitis.
(PATXXTXD rev 13th, 1876.)
0
A
Magnificent Stock
-OF
ALSO, THE
Prettiest and Largest Stock of
WHITE GOODS
ever offered In the city of Charlotte.
1L
marl 6
00t lli'fl glxozs
881 Spring Stock 188t
We are dally receiving our
SPRING STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
Br
LADIES', KISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', B01S AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS! SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
Lower grades all goods In our line
all prices.
In variety and
FULL STOCK
STETSON HATS,
and soon to arrive a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND BRICKS.
Call and see us.
PEGRAM & CO.
feb20 .
lira
TO BE OFFERED
DURING THE NEXT
SIX DAYS.
Call and be Convinced.
marg
HE WASHINGTON GAZETTE,;1
Pjibitohed at the National Capital ererj Bandar
or aIuU re8ume ol the preceding week, newi
iuS 01 toP01 reoeral intelligence, be
iei being the only t)A 1 '-i.
KEFBESENT ATTTX OTJTBXBN P AFX ) 1
I.Mpportlng the National Demoeratle Party.
i by QBOBGE C. WKDDEBBUBN, Of VlrrlH-
formerlT publisher of the Bichmond (Ta. j
Knauirtr.
TERMS OF SUBSCBIPTION i
livTL!???-one war. Postage paid.
wt3
uUioaL nntikium naiL vt I 7
Twnhrrr.w un waresi,.posiage paia, i& ov
twSSSSti? 0118 KMreSPoW Di.; 20 W
wnrtaformaaoiiftddresar: h 4-'
ZKTTE PUBLISHING AOMPANT, - i
(VMin. A . " . " - . . X
Received
ktip
Other Laces
EMM
HARRIS
Ml ID Ml
Best
ands
Latest
Styles
Barps
B GlotMuQ, Set.
Dr. Warner's Cross-Band
HIP
CORSET,
THE HIP
portion of which
made of
is
THRU TmCKHtBSKS
07 CLOTH,
bound with two se
ries of bones crossing
each other, as shown
in this cut, making a
very nrm.durable.and
easT-fltting Corset
Dr. Warner's Celebrated Nursing
CORSET
the best and
Most Comfortable
NURSING
CORSET
in the
MARKET.
We have exclusive sale of the above Corsets,
and the trade Is respectfully Invited to an Inspec
tion oi me same.
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A D CCl CIO U O D RINK
For Wd r; tSctititties, Hotels,
Clubs, Parties, Etc.
Boatont
C H. 6KATES fe SOWS).
The "Hnb Pnnch " has lately been Introduced, and
meets with marked popular favor.
It is Warranted to Contain only the
Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit Juices and
Granulated Sugar.
It it ready on opening, and will be found an agreeable
addition to the choice things whioa undeniably enlarge
the pleasure of life and encourage good fellowship and
good nature if rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TIMES
Just the Thing to Keep In Wine Cellars.
Sideboards not Complete Without flub Punch.
It can be used Clear or with Fresh
Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water,
Lemonade, or with Fine Ice,
to Suit the Taste.
Sold by leading Wine Merchants, Grocers, Hotels aavd
Drum-guts everywhere.
TradesuDDlted t! mn lf.ntn-fl-s nrlm.i bvl W
son 4 Burwell, Wholesale and Retail Drugg 1st
Charlotte. N. C."
Jan. 23-eod-6m.
TUTTTS
PILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
8YMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
IjOss of appetite,Nane,bowels ooethre,
Fain in theMead,i
.with a dull sensation in
the back part. Pain under the shoulder-
blade, fullnaiia after eatlmr. with a disin-
ess after eating, with a disin-
ounataon to exertion or poay or nana,
.l .1 . M f" L J "
of b
nattering of the Heart, Dots before the
eyes. Yellow Skin, Headaohe, Bestless
ness at night, highly colored urine.
IF THESE WASHIKOS ABE XTKEEEDEI),
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'S PILLS ar especially adapted to
sncheases,one dose effects such achange
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
rney saerease tae appenie, ana cause us
body to Take on rieeli, thus the system Is
voarf shed, and by theirToaiie Aetlenon the
Dlareetlve Orgaai, ssesralavr toe la arepro
duced. Price 46 cents, fo Ifarrsy (tt., N.T.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gbat Hair or Wkibkkbs changed to aO&ossr
Black by a single application of this Dyb. It
Imparts a natural color, acts Instantaneously.
Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of fl.
Office, 35 Murray St., New York; '
CVn TTTTS aUCAL tf TalasUe ralbnuUoB 'saC
ImM Rmipei vitt ee awIM FRH ea apailntloa,
Feb 23 deodJtwlf. J ""'.;v.".)
HUGH SISSON & SONS.
Importers, Dealers and Hanufaetarers.
MARBLE STATUARY,
M0NUiIi:;T3, FUBNITHEB 8LAES,
Tile,:, Mantels, Alte,..Iombs,:
140 West Balttmon 0 reet;
iND COBNXB NORTH AND JtCWClOERT JBJST.
Drawings 4 Estimates Fjprmsed Freeil
SEMI
A IB
t 4 PUNCH.
Irritability of temper. Ikw spirits, Juos
of memory, with a feeling of having neg
lected some duty, weariness. Disainess.
JBALTIMOBB, Mo
iTeatftgfljBsv
The day Is done;
O God, the Son,
Look down npen thy little ose. .
0 Light of Light, , ;
Keep me this night,
And shed around me thy presence b;igbt
1 need not fear
If thou art near;
Thou art my Savior, kind and dear.
Thy gentle eye
Is ever nigh;
It watches me when none is by.
Thy loving ear
Is ever near,
Thy little children's voices too,
So happily
And peacefully.
I lay me down to rest in Thee.
To Father, Son,
And Spirit One,
In heaven and earth all praise be done.
OBSERVATIONS.
"My brethren," said an Arkansas minister, "the
preaching of the gospel to some people is like
pouring water over a sponger-it soaks in and
stays. To others it Is like the wind blowing through
a chicken coop. My experience of this congrega
tion Is that it contains more chicken coops than
sponges."
The clam-eyed Celestials who are now In this
country consider washing the highest grade of
civilization, as it pays.
People who are nuzzled with laree fleures can
assist themselves by remembering that a billion is
simpiy a muiion wiin a com in us neaa.
A man who had Just learned poker, but had not
sufficiently mastered the intricacies of the game,
bet wildly upon a flush, and, upon showing his
hand, was told that "the spirit was willing, but the
flush was weak."
Pashence lz a good thing for a man to hav. but
when he haz got se much ev It that he kan fish all
day over the Bide ov a boat without eny bait on bis
hook, lazyness is what's the matter ov him. Joth
Btilingt.
Bergh is always getting up something new in the
philanthropic line. It Is understood that he offers
a large cash prize for the best essay in answer to
the euestion, "How shall we make outdoor life at
tractive to the mosquito?" We've got it: "60
outdoors yourself!" Remit by registered letter,
postofflce order, or draft.
An exchange speaks of a Chicago man who
"has one foot In the grave " Presume it's all they
cuuiu get in wunoui enlarging ine cemetery.
Francis Hopkins, of New York, has patented an
improvement in eye-glasses, the object of which
Is to obtain a firmer grip upon the nose, without
ogntening the spring, to prevent the glasses slip
ping on the nose. The invention fills a long felt
want The practice ef driving a tack ta the bridge
of the nose, to retain the glasses in place had Its
drawbacks.
SURRENDER OF THE SENATE.
The Alliance by Which
compIUhed and tlte
ft Was Ac
lTlanner In
Which it Was Done
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
THE MAHONE-CONKLING ALLIANCE.
Washington, March 18. On this
day two years ago the Forty-sixth Con
gress convened in extra session. The
ISenate met with a clear Democratic
majority of eight, and including the
vote of Judge Davis, of Illinois, with a
majority of ten. According to all or
dinary calculations it was considered
as next to impossible under any cir
cumstances that this majority could be
reversed within a less time than four
years. To-day the sceptre was wrested
from the Democratic party in the Sen
ate after its brief period of power. It
was surrendered without a struggle,
and it was perhaps best that it should
be so. The Republicans won their vic
tory not through the voice of the peo
plenot, as Senator Cpnkling disin
genuously and untruthfully put it, as
the fruition of the results of the
November election but by means of a
bargain made with a Senator elected
very nearly a year before the Novem
ber election, and who, as no one would
have the temerity to dispute, could not
have been elected had there been the
least suspicion that be would do as he
has done. No amount of rr it can ob
secure the fact that the Republicans
to-da7 obtained possession of the com
mittee organization of the Senate
through means which cannot stand the
test of honest and impartial scrutiny.
The American people will find it rather
difficult to perceive how a "free ballot
and a fair count" in the South, or in
any other pait of the country, for that
matter, is to be secured because a Dem
ocratic Senator choses to give his vote
to put into the control of the power and
patronage of the body of which he is a
member the political opponents of the
party to which he has been attached.
And the honest Republican masses can
scarcely consider that the possession of
committee chairmanships and a few
offices in the Senate is any equivalent
for an alliance by their party leaders
with the embodiment and personifica
tion of an element which, however
much it may rave and foam over politi
cal and economical abstractions, does
not believe in or advocate an "honest
count" on the great practical question
of fair and honestly incurred obliga
tions. It will take only a comparative
ly short time before the transactions of
which the first results culminated to
day are thoroughly understood and ap
preciated by the people of the country,
and it admits of no question that the
seal of condemnation will be placed
upon them at the first opportunity.
THE SCEPTRE TRANSFERRED.
There was in the Senate chamber to
day an overflowing crowd to witness
the completion of ihe first act. Mr.
Frye was sworn in, Lis credentials hav
ing arrived this morning, and the Re
publican side of the chamber was then
enabled to muster its strength. The
Democrats had resolved to make no.op
position to the carrying-out of the Re-publican-Mahone
programme. Had
they chosen to adopt Republican tac
tics they could have defeated the object
of the unholy alliance by abstaining
from voting and thereby breaking a
quorum. But, after the fullest discus
sion of the subject, they concluded to
interpose no obstacle, and to trust to
the judgment of the country. Mr. Pen
dleton called up the list of committees,
as agreed upon by the Democratic cau
cus, when Mr. Anthony, as the organ of
the Republican caucus, moved to post
pone it indefinitely. The roll was called
amid breathless anxiety and suspense.
Thete were but two Senators out of the
whole seventy-six absent Judge Ed
munds and Mr. Camden of West. Vir
ginia. : Gen. Mahone, when his name
was called, -voted "No," which was tha
cause of much excitement, and, for a
moment only, a thought was engender
ed that he had concluded to turn back
from the path upon which he had -entered.
. This was quickly dispelled, for
as soon as his attention was called to
his vote by his assiduous Republican
friends and advisers he rose and chang
ed his vote to the affirmative, remark
ing that he had voted "No" under a
misapprehension as to the purport of
the pending question. On the motion
of Mr. Anthony there were U7 yeas and
37 nays. : The Vice-President held the
taliy-4istin 1 his and for moment,
while the Senate and the galleries look
ed at him in mjcietv xand the deepest
silence. He then declared his own vote
in the affirmati ves and was BbosVto de-J
ciare me -nnat ;resu, yraer senator
sanisoury arose, .hot -to wterposei anyi
opposition to tne c&ciarauon? w$ mere-,
Jy to'putfiimself on-, record tfotK
iinjr, me ngni or ine y ice , reawea mi
vote under "the.... circiimstanees. iMr.
interrupted-'Mrr BaoMnrry, and ma
loud voice, loofctoff olreettr at the Vice
President, cried Announce the vote."
The Vice president aid. as he was
bidden,, and ! the Republican com
mittees were fastened upon the Senate
by the exercise of his doubtful power.
It is true that when the question was
raised in former times as to the autho
rity of the Vlee'President to vote on
the election of officers, Mr. Calhoun,
Mr. Clay and others expressed an affirm
ative view, but this was only- their in
dividual opinion, and there never has
been any formal expression of the Sen
ate on the subject. Had Mrv English
to-day been in the chair of the vice
President, instead of Mr. Arthnr, there
would most unquestionably have been
objection raised on the Republican side
against his voting, and the objection
would have been strenuously main
tained to the last extremity. At least
one-half of the Democratic Senators are
convinced that the Vice-President has
not the right to vote on the organiza
tion of the Senate, yet they let it go.
Mr. Saulsbury briefly, but very perti
nently, contrasted the conduct of the
two sides of. the chamber under similar
circumstances . the Republicans, wheri
the Democrats were in possession.of a
constitutional majority, positively, re
fusing to permit the transaction of any
business, and compelling an adjourn
ment from day to day, and the Demo
crats making no opposition when the
Republicans had a bare majority of one,
secured after, all the bareainintr which
has been going on, only through what
uiauj ucneve 10 oe me unconstitutional,
vote of the Vice-President Mr. Conk-
hng, however, was in such high glee
ana so exultant over what nad been
done that he was more insolent and
arrogant than ever, and could scarcely
tolerate the least interruption. There
were several yea-and-nay votes before
the end was reached, and it occupied
exactly one hour. After this the Sen
ate went into executive session, and
then adjourned until Monday. It is un
derstood that at the opening of Mon
day's session the Republicans and Mr.
Mahone will submit their list of caucus
nominees for elective offices of the Sen
ate. There seems to be an impression
that the Democrats will resort to dila
tory tactics to prevent the displace
ment of the present officers, but, viewed
in the light of experience, the opposi
tion is not likely to amount to much.
The Republicans may be prevented
from electing their officers for a day or
two, but they have no doubt whatever
of success.
ELECTRIC RAILROAD SIGNALS.
The Penneylvania Railroad Experi
menting With a Novel Invention.
Altoona (Pa.) Sun.
At present the Pennsylvania Rail
road is experimenting with electric sig
nals on their line. Eight electric signals
have been placed on the eastern slope
of the mountain division at intervals
of two miles and a-half, connecting all
the blocks in that section of the road
between Altoona and Gallitzin. The
invention thus to be tested is owned by
a Boston firm, and so far it has worked
admirably. The block signals require
no attendence butligbing up the lamps.
The ends of the roll opposite each
block are insulated, and a circuit is
thus formed running along both rails
of the track, e?st and west, but detach
ed by the insertion of a web between
the joints at the insulating place, so
that this circuit is complete between
each set of blocks, tte signals of which
the electricity moves. When the
wheels of an engine or car run inside
of, say the block at the east end
of a tunnel, the red light or "ban
ner" is automatically set, thus notify
ing any trains following that the next
signaling place is not clear. The cut
of the circuit by the wheels sets this
signal.but the moment they the cross in
sulating point at the next one the cur
rent of electricity is restored, and the
white disc takes the place of the red on
the very instant, thus showing that the
track for two or two and a-half miles
is certainly clear. Should a rail break
between any two signal stations, the
interruption to the circuit will cause
the green signal to be shown in each of
the towers connected, and the train
men thus notified to proceed, with cau
tion. A "tell-tale" wire is run on the
telegraph posts to the several telegraph
towers, and this is arranged to operate
by electricity a miniature block in each,
just as the insulated rails work the
large ones.
A Ticklish Situation.
New Tork Herald. .
The morning after the assassination
of Mr. Lincoln the public and private
buildings in Washington were draped
in mourninp-. Over one of these houses
a grief stncKen office-holder inscribed
the words: "The nation has lost its
best defender." As he was admiring
his sorrowful trophy another office
holdera downy old bird who had been
roosting in the departments for a cen
tury or so came 'along. "Ah, my
friend," he said, shaking his frosty and
experienced pow, "you make a graye. er
ror. These . folks in high places are
touchy, You ought, to add 'except
Andy Johnson'
Ocrasion for Gratitude,
Spring in the 8outh has already appeared.
The
face of nature is seen te the best advantage,
The
fear of pestilence already comes to the mind of,
the prudent Inhabitant of the Gulf States, and he
u tnaDKiui rortne wiswnn aispiayea in ine legis
lation which secured over a million of dollars for
the maintenance of the worW-known Charity Hos
pital at New Orleans, La., from the Louisiana
State Lottery, whose next drawing occars on April
12th, and about which the full particulars will be
given on an application to M. A. Danphlny N, Slfr
Broadway, New York City, N. Y., or same person,
at New Orleans, La. : r : : - 77
' Hupdkkds of Min, WoIekh Airt OarjiutA
Rescued from beds ef pain, sickness andralmost
death and made Btrong and hearty by 'Tarkar'e
Ginger Tonic, are the best evidences in the worldf
of its sterling worth. Toucan And them In every
community. Post See advertisement.
if' WQBDHSMEN.
Before you begin your heavy spring work after a
winter of relaxation, your syBtem needs cleansing
and strengthening to prevent an attack of Ague,
Bilious or Spring Fever, or some other spring sick
ness that will unfit yon for a season's work. Yon
will save timer much sickness and great expense
if you will use one bottle--of Hop Bitters in year
family this month. Don't wait Burlington Hav-'
eyer
' : r : . t... i -;;NriK
"WINE OF CARDUI four tjmes day
makes a happy household.
marl;
far- ml h Tt- f f! Smtth
Smith's Scrofula Syrup and StarCurlne art pure
ly vegetable. Why wh yon suffer with Cancer,
-White Sweulng, Catarrrj,BJwurriatlsniTJadneyand
Liver Diseases when a Jewjwttles of these two
great remedies will cure yeuTV-, ,T nf
From C. D. McCnrry, NewtM eonntrr3eorgia:
I take great pleasure In recemmendlng to the pub
lteTJr. Cheney's Exsectorant and Ctoud Preven-
ttve My umesoji had been a ereat sufferer fjom J
Spasmodic uroup aunng ine . mgni in-.' uneasy,
about two rears ago, prescribed, for him Ms.Craapv
rPsnvantivA. which has most nojaailoa&lvr eared
bmu r find it eaually benficlal In il.ase of i
Coughs. I consider . a Diessing in mg. iamuy.
evert one should keep It In their houses, n For sale
by Dr. T.& Smith, ; - 3txl
p6-6m, xajaT
f 5FortT years' trial faf proved rBlACtC.
b)rXuGHT " the heat livei mediciae
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The ages are 9 to 14 years,
feb25
TPESLICES domw.
FOR THE
Having received Intelligence from our house in Baltimore, which is one of the largest purchasers ofWoolenglhai tLe same have deaUnedrom 10 to
15 per cent, which naturally makes a decline in Clothing, we consequent? act accordingly," and we bow offer our stock at Reduced Prices, at we only eon
tract for large quantities. We are assured that we purchase at' very close Cguresr and give every patron the benefit. We have more styles than any other
house can show, and better made Clothing than any other sold In this market! for the'slmple fact thit most of tttm tn mede In our own bouse, and tte
same as a garment made to order. The most complete line of Overcoats, Ulsters and Dlsteretts that has ever been exhibited, ready-mpae, in this" market.
We Invite the nuhlln to ramwt aim! oaa TMm. I
WITH
THE
ADVENT
We desire to present ourcompUments to you
of our
New Spiif and Summer Stock,
COMPRISING IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS
The Latest, Newest and Best Articles.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
WE CALL TO CUR
Dress Goods Department,
Hosiery Department,
Millinery Department,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
The greatest care has been given these, and we think we have the
"BOSS" stock. Our Prices shall be popular. Bear in mind we are ready to
show and to sell
WITTEtoWSKY & BARUCH.
maris
Our Spring Stock is now complete in every department. Just received a large variety of,
Ladies' Dress Goods, Lawns, Embroideries, Parasols,
s the latest styles and very cheap. Also, a handsome stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
. i
- GIVE US A CALL BElTdRE BUTINO
ELI
: marl 8
isqioainq
ar'4tsfii a eErORTA8Le MTi.jL "
ffira orncB KOEIH OABOUXrB, Cto, .
tl; pr of KoMi aHntT Cr,f Will
ordlQ an iconoa. I beUoT thm to l ,upr)or to ny tomrm
nov23 d
SILVER, LEAD
COPPER; AND ZTNO
i oil .-nrh Hlruiii ; j.jjiuiiiiv'
; ! FOR, QASn
rpHS Hew Tor and North Carina Sraelttog
; Xi company at unanone, , win pay uwoesi vasn
Prjcps evetpaid m this coj
i has I'V.d Jt9
; No charge wni be taM ior sampung ana as
saying 01 porchased by ns. - - : -
t aIinin hum fnrilnM and fflMT. tl FA '
eiii
Bware of ltofiaW.''Ke isulrie ac
companied with our Honest .copyrighted Ud
which win t
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.jwKCT jra 1 1 Manuracrareaotiij pv jh,bsw. t i ir.x." t,,,i aialEXUUU t.. ibie sxwses renresented. - jvrvi
In Arranging for
We have IVCaeLe a
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In Prices $10, $12, $13 and $14,
and the greatest bargains ever
BENEFIT OF THE
Yeryirespectnilly,
le Best Shirt in this
SPRING
and Invite 'your inspection
Complete
AS & C OMEN.
. -Go to
W. P. MAfiYlSf, igeiit,
and guccessor to Fv ficarr 4 Ca '
i ; i ' MB-!;,, v; I
None-ntthe
Yerj t est Drugs
do t keep in my stock. - Alsd, Tohei and
JTaacf Articles, PerfuraerleaviComDt,
Brushes, Tooth .Brushes, ikc-a 4.. ;.
'.txiiJDIlN.r
qf all, the. best yarWies tad warranted
i j r r v oe. i
Physicians' prescriptions are given spee
. , . . - . . aaentfon.
XSXnZT.i: xFiaqzn tew..
Hoping to receive a share of public
A; PQSITVJE; .CIJEE;.
wTU MedTclTtwe, S 9 ; j :
W9U :
ALLSN'8
80LUBLB CIDICATKD-BOUGIXa
- si PatsntedOtt,i6.1878.' 04e Box,
.r.U
J1 wfll eve any esse ia foor darter
4 No. 3 will ear the moat etetlnate Mae, amafr
WHOwiiiMaaua
aosesoi
f enbebs, eopaiba, or ottbf
sandalwood, that are entatn to produce dyspepsia
torn mwip wi in sxeinaco,
Eooireeriptofprtee.' jjns 0U'JuTI-iiJ iit isUlriaceABrelj;!!1
TjniTiT
Sfi
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placed upon our counters.
E. D. LATTA & ERG
PUBLIC !
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L. BEKWAJNliiiK JLmU.
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
WITTKOiWSKY & BARUCH,
5
CEaOTETIEKS.
We are ready to exhibit a
& Handsome Line
OF SPRING NOVELTIES IN
Men's, Youths', Boys', and CMldrens' Clothing, ,
Our styles, both in elegance of design ancl
perfection of fit
have never been surpassed in any previous season, andwe are satisfied we
stall be able to meet the requirements of our patr ns.
OUR STOCfc (St
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