4C3 pmr;T:nCj tbtOmiTnJtb VtpmttMumX - sily I jeu, (posted 'in advance, $8' 00 4 00 2 00 i '75 wast, aB4 wtta Vl irtm tsnri " f Dim. 4- '7,. f- V Y .. 1 .1 a, rHKJ,V 0T1" VWekly :iu the conn y) in adrnm, - ; $2 00 our o the oounty, postpaid, , 2 10 6 months, 06 m?- Liberal reductions for clubs. , . ixriit cairn, c-.nra, ' , .IT! YOL. XIII. i VWASHINfiT0N4 : I- UNDER THE NEW. MANAGEMENT OF Tt kk btea Befumisbed nd E fitted "in? Cisttltts efyle, and offers ioducemtnta to XI jj J f 1U ' ! ' - - 1 "'!. f ' " W U ( Trayelltra and Ktsidfnts in its excel'-ent table, snpplitd with the best the market affords at crires to rait the times. An active corps of waiters in attendance at, meals, and no . ( ,; i' .!.:.; .i - 1 ' - ; pains or eipense sj aied to render guests comfortable. .... - .,. ,; . ...! Moderate Terms for Monthly Boarders'.; OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE. aprl ELIASCOHEN & ROESSLER . U2! "i ! j ' INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR ittst r;crciv(d- Whitb iley v, ill tell lower than ever. Wholesale and Retail Buyers please examine. ELI AS, COHEN & R0ESSLER. 1 '; A jfrtih tiij-i'ly oif Alpfccpp ai-.d Wcl eirp.tnd the largest Stock of Embroid.sries in (hp city very cheap. j , k , j I BURGESS NICHOLS, WHOLESALE & RETAILj ',7-' m-T 111 t tl 13 aak i.i MMjii, 'i r .1 : t u DIALIa IB ALL KlfDS OF f TJ K. K I T IEJ JR33 5 BEDDING, &C. A TJ JL, Jbl RTK ' or CHEAP BD8TEADS, LOUNGES PARLOP &CHAKBEE SUITS, Ui COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND. No. 5, West Trade St.,. C HAB LOTTE, N. C jan3 FRESH GOODS -AT- , G . IS. B IS BL S , FURNITURE WA REHOUSE CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CHILDREN 'S CAR R I AGES, i r s i pSr I sm rrceiviiga full Etcck of CHILDREN'S CABHIAGF.S, "NewestStylfs" and lowest prices. Call and make your selecticn whilfl the assortment is fall. marl4 1 N connection yriththe Fnrnitnre Eueinet 9 J of Mr E G Boeers. at mv old etand on routh Trade Ktre t, J will conduct tl.e I n certaking Business! on. my own accoun tivirjf? u my personal attention. I will keep a complete Stock, from the Cheapest Wood Cnffin to the finest Metalic burial Case. Orders by telegraph or otherwise promptly attended to; Respectfally ' F. M. 8HELT0N. THE ETTEliN wZ .,ic.! ) ."t -.'tis.1 'f-j'n Contradictory Reportg igixAHs BritiItIaterfereac -IT i' 1 -! f-5 n t,?v; vos ii j r.anin aUEEN.VICT6siPE0tJL,AlStiTBS J J. 3 : LoNtoosr, pril v 26!-Queei Vlcdrua, issues a. proclamatiprr iriutually forfcd- uine xriusa suDiecis io,:aia4nnexLjr The'leading 'oppositfbh.'' m embers irr the British Parliament decline the ri we thei e eetuialTes. Our-interests, in Turkeyae5! and great, iu .tt ,t?ould be ;fafjjt to. exaggerate . ( hep. hSq long as the iras keeps .within cer tain limit ant' rftsenl,iheycanot b cqmpard i Impairtance to those of AaafriaVf No4d'dut?t the Wlnight both in Europe auaia roil - points o( greaterinrportaneetatis than any other $tt$3uat as.th'i ar '1870 ;toight have roiled, ,t Antwerp, 1 but we have preoiaely'lhc iamegecyrit iowa We had there in seJf-interest. If the pnr a JAfii ! C3ft Jchn Jay, Chairman of the Inreiti- Iff. 1 t7 i cpl combatant, Eussia, J whateyer be 'lier faults. h'aaiat "'least a 'peculiarly iff ' ""ils"- - THIS ; WILL ;.; KUOWH: ( AHIilBAmilG V HOTEX, LOCATED IN CENTRE OF . THE CITY, OFFERS " t", . ACCOHHODATIONS; ! v -, vT 'a TO THE TBAVELLma PHBLT0i- tt" " ' Irjv ! The Furniture is First-class,' jfie? Houisarpetca . THROUGHOUT 1 3 -f 1 H9' j GAS and ELECTRIC BELLS ARE IN BBY-IUX)M,vi';l . ,Mo Inyalids Florida Tourists or Persons Trareling r FOR PLEASURE, THIS HOUSE OFFERS EVERY -FACILITY V Eq TERMSi-fa.OO; 20'?ted1 $2.00. per day,, according , to location of Boomaa -r; J Tr.Vi.-H 0 ECCL& Proprietor.. army ia as follows : Russia has declar ed war, and we are forced to take up arms, though we have always wishel for peace; listening to the advice of the powers in this respect. But Russia1 wants to destroy our independence, and so if Russia attacks u, God, wllo, protects right and justice, will grait us victory. Our soldiers will defend with their blood, the country gained by their ancestors, and with the hejp of God maintain the independence j the Osmanli.?i The nation w ill protecll the wives and children of the soldierfe." Should it be necessary, the Sultan will go to the army and raise the standard of the Kalifat and the Sultanat. The Sultan is ready to sacrifice his life for the honor and indepence of the coun try." I The Turkish fleet sailed Tuesday, f!o take position before Odessa. The Cossacks cut the telegraph at Ibraila. Hobart Pasha is at Ruschuck on arfi iron clad, and must force his way pasfei Ibraila and Galatz iu order to retaratcy th- ma.t& 8iLr i a a f f lit ; 1 Folreig McJ! Bel3al ceived intimation not to leave Servian Turkey insists that Servia is ah inte gral part o'f her em Dire, and bonodito fitjpport the interests df the Pnrteti J I Italy intends to occupy Alberia as' soon as Austria occupies Bovina. Russia Uneaten? thf pthdv with the blockade of Alexandria. Turkey expects a war with Persia. , . There was tremendous wind api rain at Gala! z last nightii JiiCCi ; - It is stated that the government is engaging transports to take an. unusu al quantity of supplies to the Levant, The Stock Exchange opened steady, but became very flat. Consols ; are lower. The battle at Batoum, in which the Russians were repulsed ' with the loss of 800 men was resumed to-day, S i Liverpool, Apr i . 27---Th e ,Courier 's London 'correspbndeht tayi i flhe Brit ish government has resolved to inter fere between Russia and Turkey. ; AMstria'hase calledvuori 'Etfglaad to fullfii hfer engagemeWJurryere 'Tri partite treaty. The first step will be a demand from Russia to object to the military operations now being under taken. The Russians invaded Turkey be tween Batoum and Beyazid. The Turks are advancing toward Alexandi ople irjUhjree columns anda battle is expected. Grand Duke Nicholas at Kischeneffhas issued an address to the troops, commencing : "The Christian oppressed by Turkish 'rule rose against their - oppressors, and their blood has ! been shed for the last two years. The 4 efforts of Russia and the powers to ameliorate their condition having been fruitless, the last word of the Czar haa- been spoken, and war has been declar ed. The Czar entrusts me with the mission of accomplishing his will- We doi not inarch to nFhtt8r but keen sense ef .her own., interests.; l. To 'presante rshtfpuld' abolutely;court a oothaior wUibe erelateVt navalpower in the -wofldi f to presume she w4 jrdeiy.hecajsi hfauated.ajl-Tfr key-ib. Ib ii ometimes assumed that Cbhstatuiopltf rhigh akcttDyl it iSli-iil :i. tf'.'Vt-v v ;J4Vm V-i! :':$-f I dashing attack, but in a ietlity it is ode of tis' strslacescrlh rid, Tdarkstiriiionng w'thejin Hft,nd tW MaKdld' lngle.1 haHdd; and perhaps the knowledge of Kis fact j-adds- eniphaais to Russia'a-declaratiQn, that alie-itiir'not eiec Constantinople. r?nt. utoirM RnniT&ntinnni, At all events it sufBciently rebukes the etl8l bis Seat, .ilifw ew YkiriV-ANv'ashmg-ten dispatch says : "Gov Kellogg still remains here, and will contest the election .of Spofford as Senator elect from Louisiana. 'The ' reportof the Senate" Corn'niittee ' oh "Mtflioht, as agreed on at the last session, was in his' favor, and' he seems to think that he can paes it through tha Senate!' " ":. TIINWESOTA. Tanksgivlag fr Deliverance """ from Grasshoppers. d St. Paul, April 27. Yesterday was observed ithroughQut the Stat as a day( of fasting and -thanksgiving for "deliverance from grosshoppers. ; Busi ness was suspended: to defend our brethren oppressed for Christ's sake." i Eneland and . Austria have not re-H quested France to join in the question regarding Russia's object In consar quence of the. strained, relations,rpe!- tween France and Germany, llie treaty enables any one of the three1 powers to act separately in the fulfill-1 ment or its terms. ice question 01 British active intervention may take practical shape before the end of the next war.'5 It is notf expected 'in high quarters in London, that a decision, will.be pressed so soon though. it is anticipated that the momentous. alter native of declaring war against'Eassia will arise very shortly?? f'The, pituatijn is regarded at Vienna as far more 4 urgent than British' statesmenVeem! t admit, and it'.should .he i remembered that the initiation of - militar action lies with Austr-aA,', ,C) ,4 u oi Juj Jf u " v'The" -London Times rc in leadiitg article deprecatss; the ' heedless paiiic concerning the war and says v England may have to strengthen' her fleet in the Mediterranean'j and, sene it nearer the j scene, of action; as danngthe Francq Germa art-Englan'dJiad d real interest to guard, but the nation displayed no ; weak" or i n"6wy Alarm, that wft wprft nerfectlv.Jible to defend otir, interests ifthey'were af tacked'and meanwhile we maintein- scries-of undignifiedAlarnx -and - undis "ajeaj toprt ajsions. This country Qanafford to regard the present cont'esV ' calmly for the simple reason, that it L will be perfectly well able to defend, its interests if and when they are attacked? s ' t EX tuck y?: t1; Derby Day Made a Xegal H0M- ?day-:; '.' Juyju.s, Aprils 27--The City (CQvUnl f-of jXouisyillei 'decided last night, by acclamation to- recognize the Derby Day of the Louisville Jocky Club as a-legalj holiday, and accepted an irrtatien 16 attend, in-a body, the racing eyent to take nlace that day of JlaVr ArrangeWents are being t made lor a two ana a quarter miles rfiti: betwe)enfTem)f oeCk and Alft fiqesV . 1 I ' . - kii.'" - - 381 8 ' ' IlXtftOl?.. . t Ice in the Lower Lakes. JJJChicago, April 27,t-Two propellers frqj theylowerV Iskes arrived safely yesterday, and report heavy ice in the slrartsJ "Sail vesselKre having a hard time. . . '. ; . A Memphis, April 27-Within the past twen'tyour)?ours rain fell to the djeptf pthreeahd tEree-fourth inches. Duhglhe oirthi' svent e'en; inchss fellrich'a'uTrpf ecedented in Mem phisoTh0itrlea3n 'railroad- is in- ji, pAjiApril 27rnow has fallen in the West with low temparture. It js, Jioped the -seyere weather will en tirely.destroy the grasshoppers, " j t&Uyir York, April r-The jurors of the United States Court have been di$ taJiaSefl without pay onjac'cbaht of the exhaustioxi of the apprbpriatien. Some of the jurayeserYea" forMpnths withbuVar "Bigierk. .inii&e dfb&Wf fdr Messrs. . YV,e;wauia JiKe to suggesc tne names of RiMMilleri H W Tatem and C Scott aa suit abler ; persons lor Aldermen f Ward JNo 1." M AW Y VyTJiKS. f A Kegiment of Indians to ue Or- a, ..1 tSJi.Ji.lit . - l.Jt ...... 1:. . ... . ' r. . r Arrest of Be venue Officials ia South D Uarouna Appointments, &c. ! VHriraTos; AprS 27i a -Nociarice ,;wuT heakq of me war Between jkossia and mrkeyi Unless some queitlotr Of complaint oc Gen " Ahderson.of , the nLp"uiaiajrj! returaing heard, IB here, jf t? -m ; f i John Jay is Chairman of the Iuves- :ti6rOdmmfteto;Tetee.' pew JLorjt.usioiii Jtaouse. ? v j f . It is proposed to organize a regiment f Indians, iwith Spotted Tail as .'Cblo nei; to be .paid and- fufrnished like iegular oldiersr '. t'j'f M'i The Cabinet was engaged- ti-day considering) appointments ibiit noth ing has transpired. There is 'nothing to change the ';ppnoSAliir.i session of Congress will lie called June The ' Government, f up to date, has disbursed, ovei;. .()0Q00fof;ver There, remains en hand $3,500,000," ' i iThe matter f the arrest of Revenue officers in South Carolina, for Viola tion' 5 of the State laws, as Veen ref ferred te, e AttorneyGerai, 1 A E Sim has been: appoiatediAssist ant Treasurer at Cincinnati vids Davis declined, 'r''l,', : ' ; . ; . ' .. Henry H Bates hss been appointed Examipei-in-Chief in the Patent office. ; i The Commissioner of Internal Reve-r hue has addressed a letter to the Dis trict, Attorneys,' urging,' prompt action m'illhiskey'cws,'', ""vu ', X The Preeidsni will hereaftet hear no vocal applications for office. They Must be made m'wrrtirjg.4 -'M: -il ' IPW. AD VJEBTISLHEftiTS, . ? Kl . CR ON Vfi Auctioneer. BY CB03TLY 4 MOEEp; fij) . : .. Tt . 7 . -" 1 ' ' , -v; t UNDERWRITERS' SALE. A GENUINE ARTICLE OF N. li PERT. VIA N GUANO AT AUCTION, AT ' : WILMINGTON, N. a . j , ON Tucsdar, May 1st, 1877, at 12 o'clock, M, we will sell, upon West aide of the River, and within the Warehouses of Messrs Williams & MorchiscB, under inspection of the agent of the Underwriters, for and on account of whom it may concernabout " 700 BAGS A 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, The genuine article, in lots to Buit purchas ers and free from all tax to them. . The said Guano haviag been alightly .damaged ex Echooner "Eatie Mitchell" on her voyage from New York to this port. ', apr28 2t . !: NOW IS THE TIME TO'BUY THE SONG8TER8, ) '! 4'..' 1. ! ' ... .' JUST received a fresh supply of Imported , German Canary Birds,' which I sell at the low price of $3.60 or male and $1 50 for female birds. A fine siaging bird and Bice wire cage for five dollars.. AH male , birds warranted good eingers. Bent by Express to all parts of the country. M , s ANDREW WELSH, 819 Main Street, Richmomd Ya. apr28 St ' , ,- mam 1 r-r K.J U if I. COMPLETE IN. ALL DEPARTMENTS , l, THE ; Opportunities anFaeilitierwB weejijoy, rallow us; to NAME retail price s for these Goods tha taii LICQMPETITION. For fortW amoi pleasure to the prices annexed : All Wool Casaimeres Frock and Sacks Suits........ kjwtisu iiujkcu WUCflUli X TUCK OU11S Qiw asm tfC?i;'t?Jc--i eft d kjJ UuAA&AA.A&A--u . . H . . . - 1 ...... . . . . t vv Mixed Scotch Cassimeres and Irish Freize Walking Suits, very slice, 1 10 00 gandsome Brown Milans, Imported Jabrie,..-..w....w.;i;;3 gs u 00 , Feat Grey Block andlnyisible Plaids (.tyliah and select)...MMMu.: 12 to 15 QO Very EWant Choice Styles,Pliicheck and Stripes,... ..f 1ft U li 00 Mixed French Cassimeres in large vanety,...........w....w... 18 to 22 CO Black Broken Check French Cassimere Suits,.....'.:.;.;..:...-. ' 80 00 (These goods are the best French Manufacture and are not sur- i passed by.any ordered Suits made.) i- j, .- 4 -. i; a .-.'.H .-.vim English WorstedDiagonaIs. and fine Drab de Tae Sttitinfs4(verjrT' tati r. ele?aan,t 4nd thL made,-...... .M-.i.10-tei60 Beautiful Fancy Cassimere Pants,.... ...-2to C50 English and French.latest importations ' to U 29 ji'JE Black Goods in all grades. Boys' and Children's Suitings, arid Separ ate y Garments, handsomely made? iip; hat lower prices than ever yet known- a . A visit of inspection cordially solicited from alli;' . 'Prompt attention fgiveri ; to; ;all MAIL orders. We are prepared to meet all demands lrom the Wholesale Trade. o 0 : 1 E D. Latta & Brother, apr21 ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. ATTENTION LA -:W: :R: SECOND ARRIVAX OF- SPRING DRESS GOODS LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES OF LADIES' ST R A W HATS,: .. . . . , ' , ...It . Millinery Goods, Flowers, Bibbons acd Titfe IN ALL DIFFERENT COLORS. NOTICE t have a good pasture just oat side the city limits and will pasture cattle for $1,50 a month. 8 J TORRE HOE. apr28 2t ': : ! Douse and Lot For Sale. DNDER a deed of trust to me, executed by " J He Alexander and wife, hearing date on the 14tb day of January; 1876, and daly regietered, I will sell at .the Court House deor in Charlotte on the 6th of May, 1877, that lot in the City of Charlotte, fronting 45 feet on Trade street, joining the residence of H T Butler and others, and containing the residence lately occupied by said J Me Alexander."' " -'-'"'' - ;t xanfnSBMB'CA.BBi-- : '". Vi"kt-i f .i-..-it;;.T.l ? : : C DOWD, Trnetee. ,apr4 tda. , . .; . .iM ,rl Porcelain: Shades i: , ) . : it.-.-. -it-. - 4 JL fND Paper Shades tot Lamps at e (A ' - TO SMITH 8, . apr24 " ' - " " Drug Store, 20c a Nnmberf-$Saear ttjIDE AWAKE an illustrated Magawne Tf for Young People, is th e . very best pub lication of the kind .in our country, as well as the cheapest:, ror en agency, tma to - "" '-,s v. winiivr 'v.v j feb25-. f : Boston. iiLUOffBST RE0EIVED ByflXPBESS. . LADIES,; MISSES. . , : t . fl iANDCHILDREN'& - ' Mjl'tft-i r .LACE'BIB COLORS, , ... . i- f , h - .:!(. s.lj-:.; sf .v.3 '.''. - ' . j", ..j. ii J ir. ' i .'o ' i 'i 1. .:... ... V- . ..S. '. - J.T.'ff '((.1 ," .t CHLP, STRAW AND HAIR HATS,,. r CHJLpREN'SXiCE BONNETS,,, b1 1m ' V , ,1 ' 1 v: ALL NEW SHAPES,' FULL' LINE " ' , V ( : LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'3 HATS AND BONNET FRAMES. : GRElT VARIETX, FINE AND CHEiP T FRAMES." EVERYTHING AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH.: : kpr21a"a I- 'f J I'-'f''""-'''- Jnuvwi All Goods Will h Dnlll at nrira 1a n?t tha 1!mm. (Viom in unvtiiMMmutfi f the facts, before yon bay elsewhere. " " ' - - Wittkowsky & li ,1-'pr24 Home Copy. i lls on &: B tii?"w el3? , x Wholesale au d 1 Retail i Jt D R U G G I ST v I i.i SOU;'. OFFER aarge Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, YarnisbO H " "Wilson & Burwell have in Stock! 20,000 pounds PURE "WHITE J ;', (r;Wilson & Burwell are, agents for Dooley's Yeast Powder. Wils LEAD. Wilson & t , , r' , Burwell have their Prescription Counter furnished, with, the f " " surest medicines. Wilson A Burwell hara a lanrn StAclr ?' af fine Cigars. Wilson & Burwell sell C West k Sons Aladdm Security Oil, ; "best in use." 'Warrant -. "... ed to stand 159 fire test." Wilson A Burwell :- ! ' t are agents for "the English Breakfast ' - - t 4racaetTxe vv;r uuuers innaieri. v -" .ilson & Burwell have just re ' ceived supply of. Hope in "' small packages, very mco- i. j'i and fresh. - Wilsen . . & Burwell have . . v in Stock all - ' s. tn -sites of 1 :Ai Ii:)lJ - it n;oC - iA jr. -r .1 if J lt .-t- 7 . Jjr K 1 J ins r.r ."V..t ir N D O W ' G i'" V.t j 7.1 J6 .T v- :i;ftLlt2ifj - , c . . . - r , WTTflrtW A. TTTDTTTTJT T rtlW fTTTllITOTT rtrtBVtll ' 1 0,F ;,,A L L : spr22 11 v ? SIZES;,IK f i y;B a it o o r b a a lfl i it i ill If- i! t' i! i. 1. 1 5( f

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