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ERS and 8HOE8 is the bett everoffer-
ej ir. this city, and consist of Goods from
the following celebrated manufacturers: .
LBoydtn & Co., Miller, McAilIough &
Ober. Banister A Tlchenor, crfNtwirk, N.J ;
L Dickeiman & Co.,T Mills 4 Sun, of Phila
delphia ; Lilly, Young, Pratt & Brackett, P
Ware, Jr . fc Co , of Bos'on, and others.
BOYD & OVERMAN.
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THIS WELL KHOWN AND LEADIKG HOTEL,
LOCATED IN CENTRE OF THE CITY, OFFERS
ON8TJRPA8SBO ACCOMMODATIONS
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
The FurnUurc s first-class, lite House is tar
geted throughout
GAS and ELECTRIC BELLS ARE IN EVERY ROOM.
To Invalids, Florida Tourists or Persons Traveling
FOR PLEASURE, THIS HOUSE OFFERS EVERY FACILITY
FOR COMFORT.
9ST TERMS :- $3X0, 1250 and f2.C0
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TEi. G-. RiEERS,
FURNITURE WAREHOUS E
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
CHILDREN'S C ARB I ACES,
Mim receivinea full Rtrr.fe nf CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. "Newest Styles" anl
lowest prices.
Call and make your selection white Ihe
raarH
IN connection with the Furniture Business
of Mr E G Rogers, at my old ttand on ; '
eomn irade Street, I will cetdcct the in-.,
dertaking Business on ir.y on .account,'
S'v'ug it my personal atfentirn
I will keep a complete Stock, from. the
CheaDest Wnni Cnffin ts (Ko fl
Burial Case. Orders by telegraph on otherw'is
ic
ELI AS, COHEN
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR
Just ReceivedWhichthW will sell lower than ever. Wholesale and Itetai
;; Buyers please
'. : ELIAS, COHEN
' jar A fresh supply of Alpaccas and Mohairs, end the largest Stock of Embroideries in
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Ds SHOE S
STOCK, l?77.
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EH WriaSDPERIORlineof LADIES,
ilbsfs and Children's Boots and SLo?s,
including all of the latect styles in French
and American Kid Cot, Calf, Kid Fox and
Serge, at 'ow prices.
BOYD A OVERMAN.
yyE HAVE a FEW SHOES LEFT
on oar Bargain CoanUr. Children's and
Misses and Ladies' small sizes, which we
will sell cheau.
BOYD & OVERMAN.
NICHOLS,
& RET A II
DKALEfi IK
ALL KINDS OF
'URN ITURBj
BEDDING, &C.
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CHEAP BEDSTEAD, LOUNGES,
. PARLOR &CHAMBTB SUITS.
WCOFFIN8of all KINDS on HAND.
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No. 5, West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
per day, according to location of
assortment is full.
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examine. . ;
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
WASHINGTON !
The Louisiana Commission at a
Stand Still
HAYES DENYING HIMSELF.
SECRET CA HI NET SESSION.
SCHURZ GOING TO BERLIN.
A Representative Bennblican
Trio in Coasnitation.
FIGHTING OVEE THE SPOILS-
MEMBERS OF LOUISIANA COM,
MISSION NOT MADE OUT.
Washington, March 24.
No progress is reported in forming
the Louisiana. Commission.
The following special to the Balti
more Sun, embodies all that is known
regarding the jPresidest's Southern
policy :
"The President, with the same
wramth, said to a prominent Republi
can Senator, who called on him to-day,
that the South had misunderstood
him. He had never, said he would
withdraw the troops, and had never
authorized any one to sav so for him.
He said that he proposed to do what,
in his best judgment, he thought was
ight, and he did sot expect to please
every one.
The appointments of Henry C
Wayne, Surveyor of Customs at Sa
vannah ; and Henry B Mills, Collector
of Customs at Brunswick. Ga.. have
been made.
The Cabinet was in session this
morning, it is said, considering For
eign appointments, and the composi
tion of the Louisiana Commission.
Two Secretaries have been seen since
the Cabinet adjourned who cannot say
word about the proceedings. It is
not known whether Hampton will
come to Washington. Chamberlain is
willing.
Midnight.
Washington, March 24.
It is again reported that Secretary
Schurz will probably accept the Mis
sion to Berlin.
Morton had a long conversation with
the President yesterday, and in com
pany with Eyarts, had a Consultation
with him to-day.
Some questions regarding the pay
of ante-bellum Mail Contractors have
been referred to the Attorney-General,
and it is expected that he will decide
to pay the Service, ending May 31st,
1861, and direct that the Contrac
tors be paid up to that date. "
The Commission has been signed by
the President, appointing Gen Henry
C Wayne Surveyor of the port of Sa
vannah, Ga., but it is held, upon
eharges against his character, prepared
by John E Bogart. The Star says:
Jas Atkins, Collector of Customs at
Savannah, Ga., is an applicant for the
position of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, and has been here for some
time, pressing his claim."
John G Clark, formerly Postmaster
at Savannah is an applicant for the
Collectorship at that port.
Commodore Aaron K Hughes, suc
ceeds Commodore Cox in command of
the Naval Station at Port Royal.
The Cabinet had a two hour's ses
sion, mainly devoted to the Civil Ser
vice Regulations for the entire "coun
try. Such 'progress was made as war
rants promulgation early next week.
It is authoritatively stated this P. M.,
that the membership of the Louisiana
Commission, with the exception of
Gov Brown, has not been determined
upon.
Col Atkins says the Star is mis
taken in saying he is an applicant for
the position of Commissioner of Inter
nal Bevenue. He also says ex Post
master Clark, of Savannah, is not an
applicant for Atkins' place as Collec
tor of the port of Savannah.
It is likely the appointment of Mar
shall for Georgia, will ndt be made for
some time, and Smyths' commission
haying expired, he is appointed ad in
terim by the court.
MASSACHUSETTS.
A New Eodge of Good Templars.
i Boston, March 24. Owing to the
recent action of the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars of Massachusetts, ex
eluding colored men from membership,
a movement is now on foot to estab
liah a new lodge by the dissatisfied
members.
flTEW JERSEY.
! ' ' Caught Again.
Newark, , March 24. Sumerville
the Kew York lawyer, who was impli
cated in the Washington safe burglary,
has been arrested lor an attempt to de
fraud the Treasury of a quarter of mil
lion dollar.. He is held on $10,000 bail
JLUI$IA A. "
Kew Orleans Unanimously for
rticholls Meetings Denonnc
in? the Report that the Busi-
iicss Men . Louisiana wiI be
Content with Packard as Gov
ernor. ' ?'
NewOeleans, March 24. A general
meeting ol the New Orleans Exchange,
the largest ever held; adopted pream
bles and resolutions . endorsing the
Nicholla government, .
The Commissioner has filed a clim
in the Circuit Court for $15,000 for
sewing machine warrants issued du
ring the last campaign.! District At
torney Lacy resist the -claim, asking
proof that ihe service" were perform
ed in the interest of right anC justice.
He pleads thai-the warrants were is
sued for political purposes, and with a
view to the pecuniary benefit of the.
plaintiff.
The proceedings of the Cotton Ex
change meeting were telegraphed to
President Hayes.
It is stated that a meeting will be
held by the Chamber of Commerce,
Mercants' Exchange, Stock Exchange,
Board of Trade, and Clearing House
Association, in contradiction of the
assertion that the business men here
would be satisfied with Packard for
Governor. Meetings are called here
and throughout the State to endorse
and pledge the support of Nicholls.
THE EASTERN MUD DEE.
Russia And England Still a Sea
An Immediate settlement of I
the Eastern Question Unfavor
able Interesting English Boat
Race.
London, March 24. The Post's Ber
lin correspondent says : "Russia in
vites the other powers to mediate be
tween herself and the English Cabinet
ever the protocol.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times says : The impression that an
ultimate understanding wiil be reached
immediately, has vanished.
A general debate on the Eastern
question commenced yesterday.
The first announcement was a vic
tory for Oxford, by less than a half
length. The latest advices make the
heat dead. The matter is in contro
versy. Betting at the Start was five to !
four in favor of Oxford.
The race was said to have been the
grandest ever rowed. The - lookers-on
seem unanimous that the Oxford won
by a yard or two. Oxford's bow
was broken near.the finish.
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NEW YORK.
Tweed to be Released Why
Oahey Hall Went Abroad,
New Yoek, March 24. The Times
says that it is definitely settled that
weed will be released in a few days.
Walter C Adams, formerly of the
Star Line of Texas Packets, latterly
commission merchant, 1S1 Pearl st.,
has failed. Liabilities, $600,000, mostly
held abroad.
It is generally believed that Mayor
Hall went abroad, fearing further com
plications with the old ring.
The proposed release of Tweed, is
upon the surrender of all his property
and choses in action. This, by a care-
ul examination, is found to be only a
quarter million of dollars, and is sup
posed to all Tweed has. This is one of
a series of compromises with the ring.
Some are already made, and others are
in progress.
Whiting, who robbed the Brooklyn
bank, committed and on trial, still re
uses to say what he did with the mis
sing $10,000.
VIRGINIA.
Launching of an Excursion Ship
from the Norfolk Yard.
Norfolk, March 24 The mammoth
excursion steamer Jtoc&away, just
completed at the ship, building estab-
ishment of George W Beach, was suc
cessfully launched this evening and
was witnessed by an immense throng of
citizens who are taking a deep interest
in the success of the extensive ship
building industry but recently started
here. The Rockaway was built for
R Cornell White, of New York, and is
intended to ply between that city and
Rockaway beach. She is 293 feet long,
and is said to have more carrying ca
pacity thau any other vessel engaged
in the excursion business in America.
The Rockaway will leave for New York
to-nightin tow of the steamer Wyan-
oke Ship building here has proven a
success, and several other, large vessels
are now on the way and in contempla
tion. ' " f
FLASHES.
Trot, N.Y.,March 24. The National
Bank of Gloversvillei has closed doors.
Two thirds of the capital Js tied up in
worthless paper-
Chicago, 111.- The Democratic City
Convention will run Perry H Smith
for Mayor. . , , . , -
CiJrciHNATTi, O.; March 24. Mayor
Georee W Johnson was re-nominated
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by the Democrats. . o , - ;
? Boston, Mass.,' March 24. Albert
Brown,' Casnier , of . the First , Nation al
Bank of Springfield, Vermont, hae der
faulted for $30,000. . , -j
NTS.
Attention, Independents !
YOU are hereby ordered to appear at your
Truck House, to morrow (Monday)
evening. March 26' h, at 3 o'clock, sharp, in
full uniform for parade and exercise. By
order of the President.
R P HTJNEYCTJTT, '
mar25 It Rec. Bec'y.
Attention, Firemen.
T1
HE Presidents of the Hornet Fire Co.
No. 1, Pioneer Fire Co. No. 2, and Inde
pendent Hook Ladder Co No. 1, will as
semble their respective Companies at their
Engine Houses, in full uniform, for Inspec
tion and Parade, at 3 o'clock Monday after
neon. . JAS H ORE,
Jos P Mtkks, Chief.
Secretary.
P. S The Charlotte Cornet Club will
meet at the Pioneer Hall.
mar25 It .
"Babyland.
LARGEST PROFIT YET. Specimen cop
ies free. For an Agency send to
D LOTHROP & CO.,
feb25 Boston.
400 ASSORTED
SACKS VIRGINIA
FLO UR
JUST IN, f4
Mayer, Ross & Jones.
feb27
Sale.
QN THURSDAY. April 12tb, 1877, at 12
M., I will sell for cash, at public auction,
at the Foundry of W F Cook,
TWO IRON LATHES,
. ONE DRILL PRESS,
ONE WOOD PLANER.
This sale will be made under a mortgage
made to me by W F Cook, and registered in
the office of the Register, in Book 14, page
325. S P ALEXANDER,
mar23 tds Mortgagee.
Notice.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, l
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R.
Columbia, S. C March 2J, 1877. J
rpHE Coupons on the 2nd Mortgage Bonds
X ol tins company, wmcn oecome aue on
the first nf Anril. 1K77. will be naid at the )
Banking House of M K Jeeup Paton & Co,
New York City, at the Safe Deposit Co., at
the First National, of Charlotte. N. C, and
at the Central National Bank, of this city.
JOHN C B SMITH,
mar23 3t Treasurer.
Mortgage Sale.
BY -Virtue of a Mortgage Deed, executed
by W F Cook and wife, dated December
12th, 1S74, and registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Mecklenburg County,
in book 11, page 205, I will expose to pub
lic sale for cash, at the Court House door in
the city of Charlotte, on the 23rd day of
April, 1877, the Real Estate and fixtures re
cently owned by said Cook, on which his
Foundry and Machine Shops are situated,
known as the Carolina Agricultural Works,
fronting one hundred and twenty-four feet
on Trade street and running back on the
N. C. R. R., one hundred and seventy-four
teet, C N G BUTT, Cashier,
mar24 tds for Mortgagee.
Bulbous Roots.
LILIES. DAHLIA.S, GLADIOLI, MADE
IRA VINES, at
SCAKK UU'B,
mar24 Drugstore.
Fine Soaps.
ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN,
Just received, at
SCAKK CO B,
mar24 Drugstore.
Ten Cent Column.
Advertisements will bt Inserted in this
column at the mie ten (10) cents per
hne, or each insertion. Ao advertise
ment taken for less man twmiy-jive cents,
Eight words mate a line.
FOR RENT The store at comer of Try on
and Sixth streets. Apply to -
- - -: PINK 8 POWELL,
mar20 1 w . At Tryon St, Beef Market.
FUtt RENT The Store at present occu
pied by Keith, Walsh & Co.; J
marii u : J u juvrijutxiaxv.
FOR RENT A' comfortable, two story
Cottage, 6 rooms, corner 7th and D streets,
will be rented cheap to a good tenant.- Ap
ply to i ilAUILL & KCOTX.
ROOM8 TO RENT-Several good-rooms
m tne epnugs Dunaing, - ac reasoaaoie
. v":-s'- v-a . n 'TMrrriAtv
A B DAVIDSON.
FOR 8 ALEA. , comfortable two story
Cottage, with six rooms,' will be sold to a
man who means business, on easy and ac
commodating terms.- Lot 99X198 feet, capi
tal garden, good well, kitchen, servant's
Toora. stables, and other necessary out
houses. Property well improved and with
in five : minutes walk of Independence
Square, . or lntorrnanon apply at
.-janMtf - - THIS OFFICE.
SEW OVER
TILL
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF
FALL AND WIHTEK pffillASES
Wonderful Opportunities I I !
E. D. LATTA & BRO.,
Have still further reduced their entire and elegant Stock of
CLOTHING, DATS GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
and will during the next twenty days, off"
ADVANTAGES SUFFICIENT k CONVINCE
Every one of the importance, and
HOW ORE A T L Y
IT 18 TO THEIR
INTEREST TO BUY - NOW.
We make these
to close eut entirely our present stock, and place it upon the Market
. at such piicea as will make an
Examination only Necessary,
to carry out
from a distance,
We solicit Orde:s
same to us.
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NEW YORK AND ONE
feb25
Iiceptional Lines aid Prices to Which we Invite Special Attention.
"AN ELEGANT VARIETY"
SILKS, IRISH POPLINS, BLACK ALPACAS,
GRENADINES, BOMBAZINES,
Prints, Percale vUmtf, White Goods, Hosiery, &o, &o.
TOGETHER WITH ALL THE NOVELTIES IN
Ribbons, Ladies' Scarfs, Tips, Feathers, Flowers,
ARTIFICIALS, &c.
LATEST NOVELTIES
Will be made to order in the very
Our Large and beautiful display of
every quality used in this market, is attracting much attention and meeting reedy talcs.
"WittkowskvSc liiiitels
marl5
WILSON & BUR WELL,
WHOLESALE A BET AIL
D RU G G I S T S .
Charlotte, X. C.
reductions with the
our purpose,
promising satifactlon to all entrusting the
PRICE CLOTHHERS:
IN LADIES' HATS,
best style of the art, in two hours notice.
Carpets. Embracing all the Latest designs, of