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D,A 1X3" , CHA RL O T !tf jBj rP, B SERVER U JU RSD AJI . I U PR I L s23nftfc ft i It At. JUAtX....,..w.. ,. tVKUSBXD DAILY KXCEFT MONDAY tiHAS. B. JONES. . C., bnumio!LAaaMAtin. TilB CONVENTION TO-NIGHT ,cAmh ti i iJO. ' OateerHair ome cLesatis- faction having been expressed as to the proposed place of meeting, we are authorized and requested by Capt. Jf Roeesler, chairman of the executive committee, to say that the convention will take place at the court house, in stead of Gates' hall, and that the as gemblage will b?3to promptly at 8 V6cW Wast City time. " WASHINGTON NOTES. ftestf nation of Treasirer nyman An laritatiea Which Gov. Porter lgaor ed An Insane officer II .scellane- Wirings - WASHmQTON, April 22. Hon. t A. UWyniaa, ir rer -.QhWMJwmx ijedlWsfreiinatio4, ti taxeeff t.adered Ha ismation itfifiMzntine Secretary feftheTKry')rii"thd"3(r Of April, Dut any announcemens ul ' the fact has been withheld at the re quest of Secretary Manning, who ac cepted the same today on behalf of the President. The Secretary, ex presses his confidence in. Treasurer Wyman and regrets his resignation, which is entirely voluntary. Wyman was in March last, elected vice-president of the Omaha National Bank, at Omaha, Nebraska, and also is to have charge of an important trust company recently established in that. city, y These ntw'positionB'he hajfcde aired to assumj 4 d4)aipoj8ible , and has been waiting the designation of his successor in order to do this. C. N. Jordon, formerly cashier of the Third National Bank of New York, was today appointed.., treasurer in place of Wyman and is at present in the city preparing to assume the duties of the office. . - WHITTEHORNE SENDS A NOTE TO PORTER Some time since an interview ap peared in the Post, of this city, with exJRepresentative Whittehorne, of Tennessee, whichvwas considered by Gov. Portef, recently appointed as eistant Secretary of State, also of Tennesseef as dispatagmg to Wm? The interview wascoedjextensivrfy in hid own State. Has sent a card to (La Memphis Avalalidher4n whicVh said as Whittehorne had served in Congress the people- of Washington . knew him ; as the people of Tennessee knew both men, it was not necessary for him to comment upon the inter view. The ex-Representative there upon sent a friend to Washington with a note asking Gov. Porter to go outside of the United States and explain the little matter. Gov. Por ter asked the friend if he knew the "contents .of the note. The latter re- plied in the affirmative. Thereupon" Gov. Porter said : "You will consider it no affront then if I return the note to you." The note was returned, AN OFFICER BECOME INSANE. Lt. Charles H. Judd, who was one of the two officers of the steamer Galena who fell into the hands of Preston, the Aspin wall evolutionist,. .wnAfLiiiaQwliasbe4ja a4' wto -3,pr(mQuncea upo by. tne. medicU examiners And teent t& "New daslnlAcadikii ft EjUzaoeMM.u.o8pna for Insane, near this city. ASKED TO RESIGN? But he Preferi & UoU On. day theiCMfamissionerl ofcInter Revenue, Miller, telegraphed W. E.1 Uraig, collector of the third district, that by direction of the Secretary of won was requestea. uraig replied, asking by what authority the Secre tary of the.Treasury had madeueh , a request, and for what cause 1 had been madAf JodayCotnmissiohel Miller telegraphed tfiatrthe resTena- tion was requested because-, was J was simply awaiting such a request tq tender Aa.CraighAdgiifeft do inVWWJt.t,an uitonticwi tasign; it was concluded that the commis sioner's action was based on false representations made at the internal revenuejd ?nprtmentf Jher has been nofi. rt v- laments inthematl tlraigetfll'holds thedfflce. A VlCKBVa.ttBLkZE., T, C ... " '. "Fireind XXX U. CM v rOK&U C mi, MISS. . An: r uiro utune out ai v ociocE last nicht. in Fornanst'sdryL,goMsflKrecMaurice junjoc , KAj., ouu mrs. xsioom, ary goods, William Brusen, hardware, Warner & Searles, clothing Baum & Co.. stationers. Robert RrnRlwnf w4aiuquor8yy4n. Chamberlain, Insurance, United States signal office, the offices of Fred Speed, Martin, MaMhaltjeMjoMagroderJTud ge Cowan: McCabe & Co thn tlmhnna changhrwresidences3n 4Hiil Xstr. seaiofIriW Derrj, two Ioredlolees:'E: MartTn . nT cotton brokers, A. Mauds, shoe shon. , : -- . . Herald office and Western tTnion officei wexettad-JJiflatAyJL-Ili Ttinh.aa -crl j.-T r AsherfT--tr;werfra!v aged, A-3?ateraa-caice aqdi only frfrafeDines were oVdutyi loa-' ses, 33asenTsIoss1s235,0(. f and ir uraace ibtainable; aC yet. TJLacaaughirbm a gns ie on the jwjipract.e ajl Patlnre olALarce.Carnaf.MnB(Ae vuu vw "jaum-ttviurmgcompany, one of the largeertndnufa'cturers of - - . , . . - 3-a WW? tb eV " Mayor, -ThomasXlueiepherfs, with preferencesTpamounliDg ,u? tJCOi TbeattorneVfor.theJ. -thatthe. assets wil reach $297. OQO, at their lacevaluie, and- thl lidbilifies in '- round'numbers-.'rtf- 200.O0d; , r Thft Cause Of the filnrvh aira iA-Ifo. failure oXecrunj;ryustxJroert6T up promptly, and tha Antinn of. p-1 tain ti-edior who broaght'uS' lp LoSDOiS, oeived here this af term statelehat a terriSo olini5 rap1 roc- currearji' n 1. a --ot sett the e&oi end o the L,.nd of Java. A number of f bitct: :ns have been" da- vastat0 pi it fr-d tut fuJ'y a "-. . .... . '1 on F&m Prose4 piuter.lSA ttq-ii jc At) thecihcomingJ;, - - V RUSSIA DECLINES TO MAKE ANY Lnmsden's Keplv to KonuMofl With the Zl'Poiikla-of 0ffetr Detween Tnem -The Breach Widens. I SAidiap1 ne-y puraai ies IGlaastode ?n bllitypf the sup. eft Egptieq. France to . look te England for redress. France,', continues the Journal Des Debate will maintain her rights, - knowing j them, and does not lack means to en- , force them. . - J ; ANXIOUS TO GO INTO SERVICE. j London, April 22. Reports ate- coming to all the barracks through- out tne united kingdom in response to the government's calL for reserved ': The war office in London is besieged' byvpiilttaiy,)ffiBeirs asking for emj-; pioyment. ilthas been decided tb divide the fleet up into channel fly? ing reserve squadrons. Fresh orders have been received to increase the number of workmen at Portsmouth. 1 RUSSIA DECLINES TO MAKE FURT. INQUD2Y. . ' ' London. April 22. The press ciation asserts that further commun cations have been received from S "PofoioViiiTfy fr fVia ofFoAh that. t.ViT2iii sian government has refused to. h9l4 farther inuiry m regard f 9 Kom4koff'a.report tffliie engagement ,hf;M-fcrf30a Iti4tefinin;therei tfffe ift England ind( KK&ssiah'dipIoj matic circles that peace cannot be! mam tamed. SEEKING A QUARREL WITH PERSIA. Lemberg. April 21 Prince Dondie koff Korsakoff. Russian commander! in the Caucasus, has reached Baku tot inspect the province of DaghestanJ J.ne general nas mviiea tne lnnaoit ants of the Russian province of Len Koran to state to him their grievances; asainst the alleged Persian irontier marauders. It is suspected that the real grievance here alluded to lies in; 5ne.VBPpnifi;iine Persians to, avoid taklria: sideawith Russia, and! to remain neutral in the event of an Anglo -Russian war. RUSSIA READY FOR WAR. St. , Petersburg, April 21. The Russian fleet in the Pacific ocean con si8ts- of three ironclads and thirty fast cruisers. Vladivostock is well stocked as well as fortified. Russia is anxious regarding the attitude that China will adopt, in the event of war between Russia and England. The Novoe Vremya in an editorial says it has nothing consoling to tell those desiring uea.ee. Ti russi c&xiNa oui reserves. ' J ? StrTER$BURG,jS-il 21,-MAll the IIILIMmz TcocrVtM .M LUC lil b eioas 111 RU3iiinEoland haBp)een orqered tp 6sPmorolizSd. The decree also exn tends to the southwest provinces of Kussia. A RUMOR ABOUT AYOOB KHAN. St. Fetersburg. April 21. It is rumored here that Ayoob Khan, formerly Ameer of Afghanistan, who was arrested at Teheran, was taken iuto custody by order of Russia, and that he will be kept at the disposal of the Russian government. One of the uses to which it is said he will be put iur becomes necessary, will be to produee a schism among the Afghan troops. ' . . -r- lumsden's REPLY TO KOMAROFF. London, April 22. Sir Peter Lums den dispatch in reply to the govern ment's inquiry as to the correctness of Komaroff 's report of the encoun 4er between the RuffiaoraMd 1 4fi? i4l KisWtriM M fdlted Tirpui; April iJT, ahd W addressed to EariprahyiUe.l The dpath reada: mtacK on tr eniaen is considered in- correct. He says: Oa thii25th of March one detachment approached TashiKepri on our bank of the Kushfe jPi (TashiKepri Mfatti forPul i IKbistL) iGiid. acomareifi clajmrto either bahpf ICushif il ! untenable. The left bank nas always beeli held by the Afghans and was, never sub-, ject to Russian occupation. On the 20th of February the ' Russians, 'lo tetfanVtf tppsiof twenty fiverttttk omans at Kizil Tepe.'a mound, one mile north of Pul i Khisti and about LaUeEpoa the nearest point ran the KuhJrv3r And the KushK junction, with tHgugbab liver ijA had always remainedthe extreme right pfrAhe,Ruesaiilyanee within their line of videttes. . The Russian caval ry detachment alluded to did advance against pMl-i-Khwti n ?.Mareh 25, but they -retired - before reaching there when warned by the Afghan com' mander as they had been on Febru- I n.TT Of I L MODifyK-GwlSmafft'Bftt that neiulthfttoditeiJe foftncCanieiir jkireucmnent occupieu dv Afghans. I. . i . . , . . I reply that this position was occu ied iM tBe a.fgfrarf8 DrevlAus to Gnl .Komaroff 's advance on the agreement 1 . . T "Thirdly, Gen Komaroff siys'In 1 oraer 10 avoia a nontiic of uer w avoiu a connict 1 placed my x . i - 11 - . iroops nve versts rrom tne Afghan oniy reier 10 tne mam Doay, as the Russian troops were in Kesil Tepe, a mile from the Afghan, .position, and the .Russian yidewes- were 'consider- ably i mi ad vance,of ibftt point . - "Frfutthnoniaroff say's": 'When the Afghans were convinced that we had no intention of attack i qg theni iiey , began t comevineaer to our camp.' In reply that far from the Afghans beinir can vinead nf Oan- wwngaaiiyatteinptsT to 1 nrovoKB qm i itv nnnvmpui tha if. provoke hostility convinced the Af : ghafiftthaatefR:u88fans were deter iinaueea tne Afghans to do what. IIKIUH.-U11C11IVC POS'lLIOUS 3 f 'Fifthly. Gen Komarcff : sta'es that 'un the 27th of March the Af- .which was . charged with cover ing a reconnoiasancB i.hrH rm- rpanies v with ,,cannpn , and , some eayairi lr j if ply m K tiuA Ctl say that the reconnpissance in force itself meant a hostile intention. The Russian - company meant 250 men more ;jthan .equivalent tof three Af gharjsc&upaaierwhiqj Aggregated -. v u . w Kwiiitja rii 6z men. un tne ztn Russians simultaneous! v .advanced.- Alikhjl- with ivalrvv DUHhnd',' .... tl..l: IfL: .! m, . " r . . yn4i, run jnisti. me KUPSiau lnfan ry penetraU-d the right flnnk of, the jglanceiafi t,U rightfhjank ol MufghaK :,C?j; -llkhanoV only retired. When I intercepted by the Af g hanftMeaVaf rv ' - tdatr tnMpa' t?,r rear ot the Afgl.au position. The. Vussjaft infantry only, retired when the Afghan' .ubrauiandeE , draw.-ni Hlhree cotiipaWesi;warriihg,jthe Riis-. pin omcer mat it ne advanced fur, ther hewonld be fired upon."-1 Gen, Komar6ffs chief of et&ff&t ah inter- 4 view-had' on-the" 29th RallodffVA' Alikhanofl Vadvafice'merely afpleas-. ure mp,-Buiie- -WHS-mformed that Afghan qDrtfrfaidfe riewed it ?ia a most seriohs light S i ,VSixtbly ,Gen,JBjmaroff ! tateff that 'the arrogance- and audacity t)f the Afghans increased by degrees I reply that it may have been so, but If so it was entir4y-caused byrRns sian action. TLa "Afgtana' "did their utmost to avoid a collision. It is solely owing ta theit patience..' apd lorDearauw uuiuig nv uivuwui cessant irritation that peace was pre served bo long. The Afghan com- -mander'tr-courteour reply . ot Marctr 29th to Gen. Komarott s; ultimatum proves his wish to the last to avoitt a oooflict. Gen.: - Komarolf says -that on the 28tlr the Afghans occupied; a height commanding the left flank pf the Russian camp, and began,fc thro w up entrenchments there, to establish a nnat rtf avalrv behind theRussian line; and placed a1 picket "withiri guhr hnt distance I repl that the Af ghan ' commander". ' did', pn the ' 2tbi alter tne uoauie rcuouyousoajiw .in the STth; place a :post; of observation on khfi hills pn the right hank1 pf. the 'MnTgHatf' river' for' the. purpose . of giving notice tdi any iresn Russian advances" But : the post Was.; with-. drawiithe hextday V'i.. Ji'i', n;vt V :u uEight.hiy.; Gen' Komaroff-. aays that on tne gain ne seni, 10 ine Aiguan, boinmahder ' an energetic summons, 5tt;; ahd received 'an answer jthat by, advice of the English he 'refused to Retire across ' the TKusbk . river. In reply jtrf this I may state that the fact itself1 is reported .to me . to be totally incorrect. Nowhere Jin' the Afghan commander's reply is there any such statement. un . tne. contrary tne drnrrlfnb . nf rkhe' "reDlV ' IS distil repiy , is aisuncuy .thus i Vf have' duly ' .received ; your certain pickets, . As I ...had . received orders from the .Government at He rat; to consult Capt; Yates, who was deputed to. Penjdeh; by ! Sir Peter Lums.den 'in'' such' matters, I showed him your letter, .capt. xates alter-, wards had !an interview with Col, Zakrichewski and informed me of the conversation which' ' ensued ; 'Be it i(on J.to- ioTT-I fiiust loyally; obey1. highncsk' thcj Ameer, ; "XI cah !jii noi wise ac,( contrary to the orders of my detail, sucKaa alterations in the posi tion of advanced pickets and videttes, an prepared of aiagt wlth7you with a view to, we: aveioanqe oi ny , risk: of conflict's", , .iA,it- rUi''' ; .! 'Ninthly. ,Gen. 5 Komaroff says be aieraian raddressed , a .private Si letter. touched in friendly, terms. i.-In reply !I isay the letter in question was" never seen Dy any omcer or .me commission, but Capt. Belashoe jwas told that a letter had been received:a,,few hours before the Russian attack on the 30th. I have now called upon Sepeh Salav for a copy of! ihe second letter. ? ft !, ; Tenthlye Gen, Konroff states that 'on the 30 th, to. support my . de inandsK I, Jmarchedaniy attachment 'against the - Afghans; .counting - still on a pacific! result, but. the , artillery jfhie and attack, compelled roe to ac cept the combat.' . In reply I say that tha Russians advanced to attack the Afghan position.; and of course the Afghans were obliged to defend themselves -. Certainly the engage ment was pot commenced by the ar tillery fire, -, aa .Gen. - Komaroff states, hs infantry fire was heard continuing several minutes before the first gun." THE RIVAL MAHDIS FIGHT. Dosgolia. April 21 It is reported here thafbeHvar Mith-disave met in Daiuvanrnai ioe nal Mahdi was defeated, losing two governors, El Qbeid, it is also reported, has been pttfodeYett b -burnt- v;.. tJjiJ A ll;!SSUN tiWl.NOLEKr A Doctor who Hade Moue? br liolstrr tenog up Improper Cases Washington, Apr Q 22. The com missioner of pensions has discovered that a certain examining surgeon has been in the habit of receiving money j from pensioners and .applicants for pensions ior supporting ana prose .cuting claims pending before the pension oliice. and h.'S ordered. his rdismisal from the service. Various refunding drafts- which have been made naY&bte'Kr tha commissioner iby the special examinor ho recover eu them from the examining surgeon .will be covered into the treasury, : as Coiiijnissioner Black declines to be a party ta the restoration to the claim ants or pensioners of the numey raid bv them as bribes to the officers of hev U mteovptates. :: ; ... Fire in t'be Pallman Oar Shop Philadelphia... AxriL 2? A fire occurred early thismorning "in the Pullman' mlace car 'company's shops. Used for repairfrig cars at Forty first Street and Jfennsyvania Kailroaa. he building and contents, together with a large frame building belong mg to-: tha Pennsylvania Railroad Company, : were-r destroyed.:, ; Lios S150.WUU: insured . The building was of brick, about 100' feet by 200 feet in dimensions, with frame attachment. The flames .were first seen in, the store - room, . .and . spread rapidly. There were nine Pullman ears worth L $15,000 each, in the place, : only two df .which were eavedJrhe .loss-on the stock and machinery is estimated - i i mi - - t France Uman SaiiHtMeiiou. ' Cairo. April Z. France! today ho-. tihed Wubar.faana. loreign minister. that his,replynto p ranees demand for f pe.r re,nawmauoti , oi wif ujspnore A ' f -1 r - . x ir . . lugyptien, in which ne shitted the res Bponeibuity .upon the rorte, was un-8Atiafactorvv-nd gave- hinvi until 4 ojc-lockj-.ibis afternoon to furnish a ea tisfuetor y- hijs weri N ib:i r ; Pasha a one- iy iw! th t t he Por t e! n p p hv-e Egypt5 afioft;ih supprles8rng ttje papers aiitftha, fW wa?commani catiog witllEnglahd on' the subject, aid asked; i-tr. a aurtextensihnxvf tlie time1 to be- allowed hitri.m -which to furnish liif answer.:. 1 .ix JTciBtr;,V"':T ? . fii L . i . if "T i 'u i '. . .- ... i . Aiii M'J jGALVESTON4pril 22,, A Epecialaq. the News from 'Denison says: .A toji nado struck this city last 'night ,f Hm the southwest, its course Ixung ne!.ry identical with the cyclone of two years ago ' Ovrr a dozen, dwell' ings wore badly twisted and other wise dstmaged - ; Tliree wooden churches wore moved several feet, and two busi noes houses , wero- un roofed' and wrecked in the, upper stories."? The "only casualty' reported is that of a worn au who was seriously injured by the crushing in of a roof. Tlie total damage throughout the city ijs estimated at f 20 000. jWantlo ConiiHOfl tho, Exposition. New Orleans. April 22 There is fa general desire on the part of the citizens and exhibitors to reopen the World's Expos! ti.n next October. Lac night at a meeting of citizens at thd St. Charles Hot-'l, a committee ,wa$ formed to visit the Iward of man agemout iand request that body to take steps looking' to a continuance of (he exposition next autumn. - . riii VKiii m be h SoTitrlgnV ' a IjRUSSels, April vi. js.ing Leopold sent today a letter to the Belgian chamber of t eputies, asking (or au thority to assume the titk of aover sigri u Congo. - ,;, V ichu pnlpa. great Kidney and Urinary ws. 4 t 1 -ms. , To all who are suflerlnt from errors and lndls eretlous of youth, nervovs weitknessy early dectv. loss of njii'-'xvi'I, '-Sjl v-Ul fnd a rec'"e thotv' ' cure you, L-t CSAhH. 1 n trw - , v- dlK- T7 la r-MiuA AmiM . fc- .dseif -i e:.- - peto T. Joes X , gt-n. New lo ..-.-'. C0BtiHes to Improve, bat Or. U.ibRlaa 8ay LIj5!X.?Jllc,Li-l . Nkw YoRE-Anril 22". Dr.- TTnii P-laa said today that there Jwasno; ill ef- iect8 ironxAaiLixranx a exercise yesterday-Onthe whole his condi--tior isximproyedbufe he-is still very sick.-' ,-:r-.. I Between . 10: andll. ocIock last nightthere ' was some . noise " in the Grant residence,'5 and 1 it awoke the General who at the. time of the dis turbance1 - had "been 1 sleeping about half an hour. "The sick 'mart aroused with a start and remained wakeful until ' midnight'-when he dropped asleep and' slept .without interruption: for six hours. Between t ... and 7 o'clock this morning the General weis dressed and food rw.aS served to hini.- He felt refreshed and ea Id. so. Dr. Douglaffwha had been beside the Geh- etal ".Tintrl 'he, slept'.ht. ;midiiiglit, arose at 7 o'clock, treated: tjie Geneis alB throat, and at 30 plock left thte housei ' The doctor stated that there were no ill effects, from the.GjsneralV exercise! yesterjday unless jt, was the fatigue ''that prevented profound Bleep 1 cturi ng the sBaxl v part" of the nigns.- . xae .neuralgia puns . are abated today, but the trouble at th base bf the tonguais. at all times' the seat of greater" or. less, r pain to th4 patient.' ;- . - 1 " ;. ', I vr : uougias in , reiering . to , the Brazilian cancer ' cure reported : td have been sent to the family said that the General's physicians had had the preparation nearly two , months, but that it had never, been, used.be cause there was no data of its effi-t ciency and General Grant was not the: patient to experiment, upon. Tbes name of the Brazilian preparation ia "Alveloa," and it is the juice of a Southern plant." ,In conclusion, and; as be took the' car.- Dr.' Douglas res tnarked that the General was, on the, wnoie,' improved , today though he; was yet a very sick man. At noon General ; Grant; and his wife went to drive in an jopen carri-' age. The salutes'or the bystanders; were returned Dy tne lienerawun a smile,:' - "... - '.'iUi : - . I;:' . - ; - - . -T An Old i:nnnll) .i.rrrl WmIiiIi. ' -.-H-T IT" -!T -?.-' -T.vv-r-T. 'A New York - special says: -For many years Elisha, . Sands and ;;his wife Hannah; lived, on a small farm on King street road. Port - Chester. "Westchester , county. , Sands wa a bookbinder. in New. yorki and was hot supposed to be posseed of much money. -ie died about two.years ago, leaiving no children,:. .Last; Tuesday the widow Sands dieoV;.? When rMra. Sand's effects were ..examined . there was found sewed up in an old ' petti coat, $30,000 in greenbacks Bank books were also found i showing : de posits to the full imit allowed by the law in saving banks : ia i New.; York city, the wh .le amount bing $110, 000 - There was also .found , $100,000 in Government and other bonds. " Ia addition to this Mrs. Sands left real eslate! in Seventh avenue. -Elm,-: and Cherry streets,- and in , the . Bowery; and (the farm, unincumbered upon 9 men. ana resiaeqVrsoi lii-A- Philadelphia THnea. " "fr - - --, , i-There are 1 Alt " letter "'carriers '- in the city of Philadelphia," said one of i'ostmaster rluidekopersi men. yes' terday, "and the'distanca they , each walk in a day. is from, six- to eight miles.- The shortest route is the one from second to Tnird. streets and from , Market to ; Arch. , n But - then there are 52.000 IetterMieliyered eve ry' month along that, route and the work is very laborious.: Those car rier3 who have the longest, distances ride over a good deal of their rputes.. There are 153 of these, and 14 wagoi.s aud 5 sulku-s used to convey them About ten others, aro fiirnisljed with street .car tickets. Tnis is the way ,tne wages runs ut the. carriers em ployed 33 tret $600 a year; 43, $800, and 341, $100U. A man gets $600 for. tne nrst year,: $800 for the second, ansl $1000 for tha third, and ; this is the highest we male. - It ain't much, considering all things," , . , : A New Freapi omm. ' ! Paws. April 22. The Gaulois af firms the correctness of the report tnat 4i. aai urnoc new, 'rench minister of finance, will upon the re- asaenjbjing of the Chamber of ' Depu- pew French' loan to .the amount of to be $$?4 iu the form of pej-petual O per ueuh rentes. , .. . . t. ..r ... v - . , .... I A Bis lex Rain." ' !' ? St Louis April 22 The Austin Texas, correspondent of the Post Dispatch, telegraphs that the heaviest rain that ever fell there was at-noon today, iand tia city is completely flooded. 'Many buildings; stores, etc., on Congress , avenue are inundated and thc.water. is : three -feet in the streets. The 4amage' will be great. Wliy the 'i T E.cky . May ' Smiles. CHy.Wam Geo. A. Spear, who drew the $75,000 la the Louis iana State iOttery, ha not chang. d, esoei.tthat his lace ta bedecked with ssUles. 8adden wealth has not elevated him - He&id, "I will collect the money through the banks. ht same as I would a draft. 1 am clerKlng'ln the store, just as though nothing had n.-ipuened " lie received a New York banker s Uhi draft for $74,853. In narment of his claim agaliint (he Louisiana Stale Lottery. Bay City (Mich.) Tribune, March 27. i f ,'.;f-;-w;. l c i' -. I ..f A. Kx'fS-fsiosi to be Callew. ' t iALaxANDRiA.; Va , April 23 The Gazette learne upon .good authority that GovJ CJatneron will, within the next fifteen flavs, call an extra ses sion of the Virginia", Legislature to consider the decisionrof the' United States Supreme Court on the 1 State debt question- " T J "T. " -" W t rf" ;! ; . . . .: ." .- -' irVcw iilIii on Rhnimalliim. v'tlhad heen completely disabled from rheuma tism i I u.-el P-riccr'4 Tonie for Jridney disease, wlieB tomy a-tofiisnme it the rhaunRtlsm eom plrteiy dlsapt.e!uu.l." So wiltes Mr Henry Bo ert, or No. 481 Atlantic Ave.. Brooklyn, N. : Y. Rlieumatt-an sr"in from the failure f the kidneys to separ.U the u r a acid from the blooti. ; .' -- . ; i- : Iilire IXmasdSHTonlc.; i When the nerves are unstmng, the head aches, the aupetlie is pour or variable, the sleep disturbed,, and a general depreciation of 'vital power Is expe rienced. Sut-h a state of things cannot long exist without a development of serious disease. The most active and genial Invigorant known is Hog tet ter's Stomach Bitters. The absolute purity, of Its spirituous basis and botanic Ingredients give lt a permanent claim to public confidence, and Its sur passing medicinal value Is admitted by medical men of distinction, by whom lt Is widely used In private practice. - For fever and ague both as a preventive and- remedy dyspepsia, liver com plaint, bilious remittent fever, constlpatlen, chole raic complaints, tlatulehee, and all intestinal dis orders, it Is a thoroughly reliable remedy. It 4a the antMebrne specific par excellence of the ma larmi otktiluu of this and other countries, where disease born of miasma prevail, and as a general housebukl remedy lt Is alo universally esteemed. PI1 .KKV. V MI.lTs:! ' PILES!! . A sure cure for Blind,- Bleeding, Itching and Ul cerated Piles has been discovered by Or. Williams, (an Indian Remedy t, called Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment. A single -box has cured the wsrst chronic eases of 25 or 30 years standing. No one suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions and Instruments do more harm than good. Williams' Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the Intense Itching, (particularly at night after getting warm In bed,): acts asa poultice, gives Instant relief, and is pre eared only for Piles, Itching of private parts, and lor nothing else. Pries 66 easts. T. C. Smith Co., agents. -1 g -,-,--j feb21dedwly t Skin Ilesvs Cared , , By Dr. Frszler'a Magic Ointment, Cures as U by y neic, pimples, black heads or grubs, blotches and t ,u! ions on the faoe, leaving the skin clear and beuuiufiU. Alsoeiires tWh,' nit rheum, sot nln- uii Ti. sola oj or m 4 m reeeii f s9 ent t.. ljt i . c. fciiuji A to. Daehlers, Wire mm A BXthers We emphatically guarantee Dr. Karehtst's Cathol leon, Female Bemedy, to eore Female Diseases, such as ovarian troubles. Inflammation and nicer Rtlonj Jailing, and jUsplaeement or Uarlng-own reeline. i."'i"-t". KB.n.M -hantm nf lite. leiicomuBaTbesides . mans weaknesses feniinelns Irpm the above, like hea4aebejj bloating, s.otnaJ weakness, sleeplessness.- nervous ieb(llty, palr.ita- uoo -ot uie man, c: rtrr sueurarassfwia. mces $1.00 and 1.B6 perHMttter Send to Dr, J. B. Mar-ohlM.-OOca, N. Y., for pamphlet, free. For sale by fi! ii vr APRIL 22, Wt . ftj Bawimorb Noon Flour quiet: Howard 8treet and Western Superfine $3.25(3.62 Extra $3.87(T SA25e Family 4 K3J5.25; City Mills Super 43.25 a i3.au: Kxtra i3.75Si4.UU: tuo crawls 5.uo: Ki- tapsco Family -6;' rinperiatire " Patent $6.25; W hea6 Southern . .firm:- Western 'firmer: Southern rea $1.05Stl.08- do." amber $I.07S$1.1D; N. 1. Miryland $1.0tiaiHX7l4; No. M Western win ter red' spot. 9bV8.WiM Com Southern higher : Western higher: Southern white BiflAffiBa: leilow 67 CaiOAQO. Flour easier, wheat closed higher: April 873Ra89liu Mar I-Si4ffi8a: June WmauM: J no i rea vara quiei, raosea warn oeoi h gherj eash iAprU-:t40i May 47847; . June 47Vfe348 Oat-lo8ed a shade lower; cash 31335: May 3Hffi34: June SSUiS 86 Mess pork closed steadyr eash $11.75 sn.au; May sil.vvJacciii.tKJjii; June ju jll.ys. Lard quiet -and a shade easier;, eash $6.95 &SS.97M.. Jnne 17.O0a7.OM. ' Boxed meats firm: dry salted shoulders $.MI8$4,60; short rib sides to ; eiear uaes vt xxx (t.i : wflimej . nrm at tLlfi. Soirars easier: standard A 5: aranuiated Naval Bteres1 WnjoHOTOii Turpentine flrm at 89.' Boslp qalet; strained 90; good trained - Tar firm at $1.1; entde turpenUne steady- hard SUSs yellow 4i and TtreiB iijfit- , ;jsr.-u- 8A.TAITNAK TuroenUne.Urm ml -3BUi Rosin firm at 958 $1.05. , ' '. , .' . .. ' ; ChAKlmbtoh-1 TurDentlne oufetxt 2KtV Rrwln MhstJ j'il U YORK 1 Ixchange-4.BMpr Mooer Itt Sub treasui balanosg gold $14(481 OO; eurrency t22,G63.0C0i Govsramente steady; four per oehte, $VJ&; 'hiee'j IM; state bonds dull -t -.n .:o tax ii.;.-.-s Alabama Class A. 2 to 6......... .... 87 I jaaaaftfiTftt.i.wUL'X.1.02 1 (teorgia 6's . . s-.ul J Georgia 7'8 morcgage f.. ....... .... :.... i.tiQM norm Uiiroiina 4 gi.:. .w..... - mi . 1U South Carolina Brown ousuU LOT 1 "; i 5tf i ISO i "Oh, 121 Tennessee 6'.-;;..v.'...ii. Virginia 6's. i...-..r....., VlraiBla- C nsois.i ' .. .. .... Chesapeake and Ohio....i,;.U.C;.,;..iU Chicago and Northwestern.., Jt'..vi-. Chicago and Northwestern, preferred.,.,. Denver and Bio Grande, i.i .... .... ....... last Tenneasee,..,.,....,,.. Lake Shore. .-. . . i: ... . .'. . . . . ....... W14 'Bll f -DSr , 1 88 Louisville and Nashville. Memphis and Charleston, Mobile and Ohio.... Nashville and Chattanooga. . New Orleans Pacific, lst.. New York Central... . ... ........ 89 Norfolk and Western preferred.....;... ' 18(5 Northern Pacifleeommoa....i.j... .A. .11714 Northern Paeiuc prelerxedri; faetfle Mail....- ........ Beading. ...Ui.. Elehmondand AUegh;mj...lv..,lv Richmond and DanvUls.'. ....." ..-', Richmond and West Point Terminal..... Rock Island , ........ .. St Pant. ...... .... - - .... -. ..... St. Paul preferred .... .i - IB i, 10 xexas raciBc.i..;,. Union Pacific.... .. .. 4914 2' WW- a Wabash Pacific "pief bm'S'2.'.'.T 'i'Y.Y. Western Union, .... 68)4 Bid. f Ui m, gorferwl. tAslteO.. ISx. DtvZ ;f.--' -Kr r-v'- ' 6U.VHTUM Dull; 46; gross 46-.' sales eo&stwl8e 17U2. middling IOTA: net receipt V . 1019, export Norfolk Quiet; mlddlin 90S; - gross 2o8; stock 9,89: eoastwise 48: lreat Britain-. t'luti net receipts I; salos 73. exports WajrfuroM steady,- middling 10; net recU 9, grosg 2 . salee : stock 1,368; exports ooat- ise i ; ttrear Britain . i : - - Savannah Quiet; middling' net! receipts 878; gross 87tif sales 5('; tock 13 355; expon eoastwise h ; to contlnout--; Great Britain j France . - -. - ,-- Ngw Oblkaks- Kan : middling 10 7- 6 net reels f 1148; gross 1218; sales 8U0; stock 150,663 exports eoastwise f-3'iv; to ureat Bntam ; urance continent 1707. - - I Moiiru Weak; middling 16: net rec'ts 77: gross f ; .saies ouu; stock ia.8it. exp is coastwise k ureal amain Mam-ins Dull: mlddUng lOSfa: reeelDts 149 Linlpraents 107: sale 275: stock 84.912 augcbta weak; miodiing 10ft; raeeiuts ia; Chaot, BTroHNoinl: middling VSh net receipts 67; gross 67; sales , stock 8J8S; exports to eoastwise : continent : Great Britain New York Steady; sales Uf; middju upland 18; Orleans 11W; consolidated nee receipts. StU; exports totireat Britain to France ; continent I7Q7. i I'utiirex. lfvf Yon Nt receipts $03. grs I5fi. r tpales. twes oiosed quiet hut steady; sales 04.00 April.. nay... ...1....:..:...:.:... 10 763.77 10.T7.TO 10.873 88 U969.O0 Jnne....' July.. ; ..... ,. m ..... Angnst '..., s. Beptember. October.. . 11.028 08 10.758 J6 . 10.388 J9 ., 1p.21a.2a L 10.298.30 March. j r. .14 vet-S0l Cotton MarVeU IjvssFoau April Dull, prices generally in onyers' ravor: mld'ng uplands o la-iba; Orleans bo; sales -4,000, speculation and export 5 0; receipts H l: Ameriean 4.3uu. Futures onlet but steady. aeuvery o oi ma. -f.?:. tiay-an jnne o bs Mdcre m w.- Uadeapd July 6 68-64d6C4d. : i July and August 6 62 618(1 T6S44d. i August and September 6 1 64L AntmrthAr sinri fV4ltAr K fit JA 2 r. M. Sales American 4,700 bales. Upland low middling . clause.: t April aeuvery & Ks-Md, (buyers.) - - i . - ---i April anrl May 6 52 64dt (buyers.) ;ir v.. IMay and June 6 54 64d, (sellers.) .,.v. June and July 658 64. (buyers.) ' - Jnly and August 5 62-64d, (mryurs). - . -1 ,: August and September 6 1 64d, (value.) ; i,., :. September nd October 6 82-64d, (sellers.) vOeteber and November 6 5S-fi4d. (sellers ) V -' '; . November and December Q 84d, (vaiue ) - i .. f. jruiurei oareiy susfiy. j,,;,,... . . . inlands 6: Orleans 6 16-16d.7 ' ' s - " 4 r. tplaqds low nuddllnt elanse April delivery 552-64d, (buyers). April and May 6 52-64d, (buyers.) ..' May and JoMSSMfct (sellers). ftJl . June and July 6 58-64d (buyers.) L:r-kS t . July and August 6 62-64d (buyersf -., - i' - August and September 64dV (seDers.l H i September and October fS-64d (tasf.) - ' nntAharnnrl NAMmhAr h rvAlllrt 1 . -v . f November and December 650-6d, (vSue.) ,"' ' Futures closed milet but steady s i 1 il - -Mr City 1.1 - .;: cbariSotci, h. ft,- Ant .sa i6.lrr The city , cotton m,uet yesterday . closeJ dull ami eas ai tne roitowiog qovuiuens: : - i - Middling. . . . : ....... .. 1814S510 i-U Becelpts yesterday. '. .. -. , mi r n - CITY prouck nAtouKir' - Heported by T. B,, MApni. i iJ: rtV'O.' sf'K APRIL 16. X88B.' Corn per bushel. 7ir75 Wffi76 seal per ousutu. .......v Wheat per bushel.. 9Tei.0rt Peanuts per bushel. ..,. Flour Family.. .V Extra..... . Super.;.....'....'.. Pea--Clay, per bushel Mixed .i.eoei.76 .2.)e2.26 .2.16c-? 2.) .110f?2.16 90ff6 8&S9I) imbo ouciicu, . . ................. Dried Fruit Apples, per lb , 55tr60 -f . . . "eacnes, oeeiea.. ,...... i " unpeeled,.;;. ...... ! -- Blackberries.;....;;...;.. Potatoes Sweet. Cabbage,' per pound Onions, per bushel ......k....... ..; Beeswax, per pound.-. ...... Tallow, per pound . . .-. ................ ButieT, per pound. ... . ...-. .iv . . . . . .. I Eggs, per dozen...,. .....l. .......... .... .. Chlckeiis..., ......... ........... . Docks.. i.:; Turkeys, per pound...;. .......... QOOfiO..... .... .... i . ai,.. . .tV. Beef, per pound, net..., ..;... ...,.. Mutton, per pound, net-...-. . Pork, per pound, net. wool, washed. .... .... . .. . ... .-..- " unwashed...: Feathers, new. ...... ........ ... Bairw, pr pound , : : -. -, 8910 - -; Jiff 4 4ffi5 r 'TSffiHO - 60a65 T 80690 ; 2426 , ?7ti 'was 159H61 " S6S30 S 8f? ..80S 85 78 , 78 . . - , 82 -'" 18 V 5066 .- its IMFUHTANlVLANUSALEy 2,300 ACRES, -FINE GlZINGr j i TIMBER AND MINERAL. ' i. J .- AjAJNAn. - r '. - :.'; li, OS MONDAf , THK llTK DAT OF MAY, 1886, t Will sell at the aourt houas In Jeflersoa, Ashe Fine (Jrazuur: Tlmbermui Mirri tnd tri ion eountr, n, C, for partition among the heirs of the late Judge Anderson Mitchell. The sale will taxrr -place at-tae eourt house in Jefferson.., ,..;.T - , . n . . . For terms. -Ae.Tappry -to- t3M(" imderalgnedVal StateevUle, M. C. yuu, ' ET. F. LOSS, 1 K. II. JORDAN cff; SPRINGS' CORNER. yfM& It ! t . ts superior toand cheaper than' kaisomlnet One six-pound package, ; for; ,6., will cover four nuuuren square ieet. wim jne addition ot water -it Is ready for Immediate use, will not rub, scale, peel, crack or fade. Easily applied. Kull direc tions with each package, Forsa'eby .. - . i ;; E..H. JOKDAN & COi J r - ii We are agenl for John Lucas A Co.'s pure tinted tH M xed i Paii ri is. Tbeyeumulnno Benzine or adulteration, are eco nomical and durable. , ..,ra ! KH. JQitDAN. A Oo.; Springs' OornerJ Duffy IV1 alt Whiskey Is a yery popular Nutritive Tonic. For sale ni I fiprmgs' Comeri ; i ? .. ?- - . -Drugglstsl r-We a e agents torTate- Springs Mineral Water. & ireau suppiy constantly ou nana at springs prtoee. i...-ri...- ? r., .- . . . . ,. -i. . a ; - . ; . 1 . V.. . ' 2 . j. i H.:r )R DAN '& VQi tt-J DUVCtGlATS. PINK H YE. i't-.-.5ii' k.'Rem.arkvble' bnre r Horse. - In the fall of 198 I had T valuable horse taken with the pinkeye, resulting in blood poison. After nine months of doctoring with all the remedies to b found lit horse books, b tdespalred vOf , a . ure. i His right blnd-leg was as large as a man's body, and had en tt ferty running sores. - He was a most pitiable looking' object., At lasM thought t Swift's Speeltlc and commenced to mselt. 4 T used fifteen bottles. - In August Ut all symntoms of the disease disappeared. ' There have been no signs ot a return, and the horse ha done a mule s work on my farm ever since, t-'i i J3 L.tLKjnKO, Augusta, fla Jan. 9, 1885. , , - Swift's Speclno is enttrely vegetable. Treatise oh Blond and Skhi Diseases mailed free. ., j The Swift Spwotic Co.; Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga., 0159 W 23d St., N. T. tA Vt itti iu vir a n' i p ir " i i i4 Personal Property. f . '; X iv. - - . .'- f The undersigned will sell at public outcry on the 80th day of April, 1885; (it private sale Is not soon er made) to the highest bidder for rash, at the sa loon of W. D. Alsop 4 Bro., Greensboro, the fot lowtag property to wit;, ; ' j i ; sj r One billiard and two pool tables, with carpet and noncv.H-' ' '- '-. ' -. -''' -:-.-' Br fxntr a Ha llnr Flxtrire, Gonslstui ta part of twohaname Itflrrors, 'Plo tures, two Walnut Marble Top .Sideboard Caaea, with other attachments of Cigar Front; one Mos-to-Bahman Safe, Ac, Ac, making all necessary furniture for a complete Bar, Saloon iand Kestau rant. ,-: . - i. i -...j. i Also a large lot of Vlrst-Class Househsld and Kitchen Furniture, conslstrng in part of one Bro eade Parlor Set, one Parlor Brussels Carpet,, three Walnut Chamber Sets. Ac., Ac. ! The Bar, Saloon and Besiaurant are In first class condition and has a good " run of custom, is located conveniently iu th town of Greensboro, N. C, and will, lt proper terms are offered, be sold asrawhota. : 3 -. a-.. v-.i.- - ! Perspns ieslrpus of engaging in this business can make a good investment. ? - W.'D. ALSOP.Agent. i- r ftreensboTo, TS. 0., March 17, 1885. 1 . . j uoataw, aw. .1 . . 'a -. . jfeS. -JOE PERSON'S ! HEME Restores jVital :;Euergy t by InHigestlon, Overwork. Worry. Mental i fi.nx.ii Strain, or other causes. . .. v . . ? -H is IVature'si Qreat; if T.i 3 ...f System " Renovator 8Qs0 BY DICtJQGilfirrS. EreshrivalSei 1Mb Shad'," . ?- Corned Shad,' t :-..; -3;w- rhlckens, ' rfcX). - ... Fat Mackerel. i-&y.'0. ilokled Bob Herring, .t ?f ;;.' 5 i '..; Boneless Codfish and .' -l.'i' 1 fi- - CUt Edge Butter at aIbIcooats;"3 'Onfedoor South 6ld Charlotte Hotel -prl7(t : Dible PrpSyf MC .11 Six-room Frarhe Dwelling with kitchen and - I . stable; tot 99x198 feet; well of goed water. Tard well shaded with trees.- Located on West xraae street, Beyorm Air Lme Depot. Pi lee f2,000. U V rV1.UD.Mff.u.nM., . Charlotte Real ltate Agency. IjU U K. AT Til ! S ! srr AND SSLVpVRY it.. :o;-i 'it ' ' ,!t r:; TfIS 13 POR OHiELOTTE PE0PXK. . s EItETJMATIS3i AND TONIC -'' ,;:?:'.i'vv'i-, :ijv.:' ..-j. 1 ; CHABlOTTENa,Dec. 10, 1884.ii ! M I hare need Mrs. Joe' Person's Reme 67, and it is" the finest medicine I ever used for Rheumatism. For more than twenty years I kave been afflicted with muscular Rheumatism, and had ' tried every known' remedy,:' but' ' without avail. I was often 'so bad off ' and suf fered so much that . I could not" lie down, but had to be propped up m bed. J had been sub ject to these severe afr tacka for twenty - years! ? I tried Mrs. Person's -Remedy last spring," and am perfectly cured' ' It is the best medicine in the world; t think'. '.No words of nune can express the benefit i have de rived from its usee;-: suffered from pal pitation pf the heart upon the least ex ertion. Of that I am perfectly relieved. My health is now perfect, and it is all owing to Mrs Joe Person's Bemedy, I am strong xmdi well, and can take ex tended exercise without fatigue. I ad vise all who need a Tonic, w are suffer ing. wftir1 Rhemnatkm!!br EczemS, J& take it; -I rwaa induced fe fcvitbvit having cured my little grad son of Trrr.-:: 1113. 8. 1L hotteitj ' liii lifias. DY We are Mow Receiving oipicoipisn In both Whotesalftan4,BetaU Dopartments,; at prices that : dery CMnpetltlon. -; .... display of Gents Furnish f n?;i',?9M'ot,on8-H!,tsand saner Goods, which have been wtM ik BOUGHT CHBAPKH THAN AT THE FIRST OF THE Sn OrtSS niwlM are presented to the trad . at prices lower than ever. Ail who desire puu1sVatj;n? will save money by an examination of our stock beforegolng elsewhere; a"J 800(13 "i our n,,e :' ':.- r:: yiS - .5 '-'.' j. .. - B U RGE S S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER W A-LL KINDS OF : .4 BEDDING, &C, A full line of CHEAP BEDSTEADS. LOUNGES, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Cof fins of all hinds on hand. No. 5 West Trade Street, Chartette, North Carolina. Why is a hat like a king? It has a crow n. The crowning virtue of Dr. Blgger's Hi ckleberry Cor dial Is that it is the great Southern remedy for children teething and all bowel affections . v Why Is a book Use a tree? It la full of leave. Dr. Bigger's Huckleberry Cordial leaves the bowels In .their natural condition, and does not,, after checking them, constinate. as manv nuulinlnea An BlUbrBKH' litCKLlCBEKttY CORDIAL Is WALTER 4j TAiLOB. Atlanta tawi Bend t RICHMOND most delicately flavored, and highest eost gold leaf grown In fl.glnia; and are abso utely H 2' iSI?,!?,rf'Jru8a' W.a U8e the f8nume Frenc" Bloe J' of o" own dlrm lmlwrSn wh kffiSSL especially lor us, water-maikeu with the name of the branu-BJCHMOND STRAIGHT CUT Ko l A on each Cigarette, without which none are genuine. Imltirtkms- of this brand have been put on sa'e and Cigarette smokers aiet autloned lhat this is the old and original brand, and to observe that each package or box of RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT Cigarettes bears the signature of e cft -t ' i S 0 A U OftLt'T&I H t A THOMAS K. CAREY CO. 25 S. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. MANUFAO PURE OAK TORERS And Dealers In RUBBER BELTUffO, , ;.. LOTTOS, J 3 t AND- 3 IHfftAK' s for Spiinr, JUST RECEITEI). 4 V SP!aa VtTT KNJO&yi Viio x 4 T?i iCheup, l5ISTCD.DPriIET amdK, " 8TKNt),IHI UlTnUbr Ita aotTraA arrauie. I IA SUBSTITUTE forPLASTE-t lit Ilmirthe Oast. OiUuti iht baildliut CIA KPKTri and K17&S ofanae, doable tk vaajr of oil alotbav CtMiotm . -U.H.FAY&C0.CAr.::irw:;j. mrl7dAw4r,...- -v-.?'Cs;;v!"'?-':-'::'.i'-.'t-k-;-' PARKER'S !S H .AI R BALSAM The best, cleanest and most economical hair drees-- ing. never xaus to-restore' the youthful-eolor to gray hair. This exoe lent dressing Is preferred by Uiose who have used ItJ Uv an similar- article, on acoount of Its suDerioreleanllness and nurit. It contains materials only that arev beneocuU to the scalp and hair. .. ... ; ... ... ' - rarker's uair Balsam Is finely perfumed and Is warranted to prevent falling of the hair and to !' move daadruft and Itching. v-j j.-flt , iJ !- !:J' "f. ,Mtisf4:!::: f &Cc and $1 slaesT at all dealers In medlcinee. Great i saving In buying dollar alae.. - -. .. apr!6daw4w . ... l v-5f'-; AN NXJALlMEETINGi THE THIUTT- : a of the Meata&l hia- nt tha atata HitK CwoUnawiUnvene lnjDnrham on ths 19th day Membership to this SocletV opttonal toM'en tiates of the State. Board- sf Medical Examiners, which meets at the same time and place. . . The report of the State Board of Health will be .heard, and a Joint conference held therewlth on Wednesday, 20th proximo, at 11 o'clock a. m. v The Annual Oration wul be delivered Wed nee day evening. . -,-: . - , ... . Ike raiireads extend the venal courtesy. a ' - WALTU a M0KPHY.M.D , . apT234n2t ' , : .. - v Secretary. - - 'aioiiSlieel '; i.V' - ,'.."; - --x .;fti;J;, ;j:r; li-yj v.V i.- ! p-i' -it sis.w j!eis,V '.-.- . - . vsr . , ci iX i I .V, 1 We have a handsome ing Goods, N I C HO L8 ....,10 uoaiuiiHc a man nreaKmg your wlm'no He puts an end to your pains (panes). l)r Pte gew' Huckjeb-rry Cordial will p,t an end to tte pains hi the bowels. u 106 . what tree represents a person that will tm in debt? Willow iwlli owe). You will owe L. iir. Biggers Huckleberry Cordial for 111 H tier tlw TXTIlV to 111-- .. . . . child teething, or you of cramp, colle or dvsentarT old hr all drnnrlau JL i.1"'' sold 2c stamp for Taylors Blddleok. f t- j CIGARETTE smokers Who Me willing to pay a little more fr Clgar-ttes than the pricft charged lor the ordinary trade t i garettes, will And th RICHMOND STKUGHr CUTM Ti CUT tw4w..-v 1 U ii 11 li 1 1 U 0 LEATHER BELTING PACKING, HOSE, &e. IVOOLEJT and SAW MILI. SUPPLIES, &. -Argents : Boston. Belting Co.'s . Rubber Bsltinof Hoyt's Leather Belt t Mt Vernon Belting.. f Joseph Ncones' Sons I Roller Slasher and Clearer Cloth. i. K. Earle's Card Clothing, fltc. RICHMOND S DANVILLE R. ft, - . - N. a DIVISION. Condensed Schedule. TRAINS GOING NORTH. ; April 6, 1885. No. 61, No, 53, Dally. Dally. Leave Charlotte, 4.65 am 6.30 p a " Salisbury, 6.47 a m 7.60p m " High Point, 7.58 am 8.62 p-q Arrive Greensboro, 8.30 am 9.18 p m Leave Greensboro, 95 a m Arrive Hlllsboro, 11.39 a m ' " Durham, . - 12.17 p m " Raleigh, 1.90 pm Leave Raleigh, 1.40 p m Arrive lioidsuora, - , A p m No. 16 Dally except Sunday. . Leave Greensboro 10.00 pm . . .. Arrive at Raleigh V: m)m -i - Arrive at Gold&boro 11.00 a m NCol Connects at Greensboro with R A D B R for all points North, East and West of Danville. At Salisbury with W. N. C R. R. tor all points in Western N. C. At GoldshB wtth W. A w. R. P dally. Nos. 51 and 53 connect at Greeniooro with B.4D. R. R. am for all points on Salem Branch. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. vT v!; . April 6, 1885. 1 No. 60, No. 62, :-' i Dally. Dally. Leave Goldsboro, 12.35 p m Arrive Raleigh, 340 p m Leave Raleigh, ' 4.46 pm Arrive Durham, 102 b m " Hlllsboro, ' 6.43 pm M Greensboro. 9.00 p m Leave Greensboro - 11.21 P m 9.86 a in Arrive High Point, - 11.66 p m 10.06 a ni " Salisbury, 1.06 a m 11.10 s m - Charlotte, 2.60 a m 12.S6 p m No. 16 Dally except Sunday. .-. ' Leave Gsldsboro - 7.45 p m -' -' Arrive Raleigh . 11.46 p Jn . Leave Raleigh ' 1185 ant Arrive Greensboro 8.30 am ' Kb. 60 Connects at Salisbury for art points on W N C R R. and at Charlotte with A A C Alr-Llue for all points in the South and Southwest No. 62 Connects at Charlotte with C.C A A B B for all points South and Southeast, and with A A C Alr-Llne for all points South. N. W. N. C. RAILROAD. j rOIN& SOUTH. Na 6a No. 511 v.:: :-. ; v ; - , Dally, Dally. Leave Greensboro, 1186 pm 9.4s am . Arrive Kernersvllle, . , 13.39 p m 10.50a ui Arrivs Salem, . L17 pro U.ifia m GOING NORTH. ' No. 61. No. ,63. "f ;-t . - Dally, Dally. Leave Salem, 6 66 p m 6.90 a m Arrive Kernersvllle, 7.90 p m 7.00 a m Arrive Greensboro, ' - R86 p ml 8.00a n STATE UNIVERSITY R R TTTT" "T iioTI 8.- c" , SOINajJOBTH. DaUy Dally - vn. , - , , . , f -. ex. Sun. ex. Sun. Leave Chapel Hill.. ", 10.26 a m 6.WP Arrive University, . :. " 11.36 a m 6,00 p ro : . - - . No. A No., v:: 6rOINa80DTH. DsJly paUy - Leave Dinersityv . P m Arrive CbapelHlll, 7.81 p m jlMjji BTJITSTSLXXFING CABS WITHOUT CBANGJ. Onjratns 60 and 61, between 'New yorxana ew Orleans. 7 Thro. .a bckets on sus j&Mboroluij r- i. or uts Souul, Southwest, west, worm or emigrant rates to ixwisiana, iw. and tne Southwest, address - ; a-J A. L. RTVS3. - It 8LADGHTKB, adYPAGen,lrar'er,. Gen. Pass. Agent i - ' luULuuond. Vs. i- - WW otisrRent ed . -' Hoaees rented and rests. tsDattedt la theftj Advertised Iree of eharga. f.',r' CHARLOTIX RKAL ESTATE AHKNCT, warintr Trad StrsetTFtont Central Hotl employment at their Own homes (dlstanes no-ob- nonii work sent ny man: m . s " r QuioUy made: no canvassing. Please address M onoe globs Mn. Co., Boston, Kaaa.. bos fSH, ; -.
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