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PRINTING.
Th Ossxbtxb Job Dexaurtment baa bt
tboronehly mppUed .. wita rery aed04
want, ana wita tne latest striea of T7P, ana
every manner ol Joto Wotjc ean now M don .
wltn neatness, dUpatcn and cneapneas.
We ean mrnlatx at snort noUoe
BLANKS, BILLHEADS.
LETTBKSAOS,OABJ)a,
TAGS, EEOKIPT8, POSTERS,
PBOGRAinnca, hand bills,
PAMPHLETS, CHECKS, fte
BVBSCBIPTipir BATES.
I Year (postpaid) Ig, adyancs$ f.'$8 Off
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CHARLOTTE N. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 1877
NO. 2,254.
. Liberal reductions for .clubs. . -
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HAS been Refurnished and &efittSCinr ftaaffltSie..-trewi-14
Travellers and Residents in its excellent table,
at prices to suitthe times. An active corps of
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pains or expense Spared to readerfgnegts comfortable.
ModeratiS Terms for,
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Anticipating a fenettrade'tiiWfeaB'dr, aye tought' largely, and now have the
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An irtice Fall Stock,
DRESS GOOlfeQur stock fcf large,
.omy to buy calico.
BEADY MADE CtOTHIKG Our stock is complete, at prices that defy
competition. '
FANCY CASSI MERES A nice aessortment.
CARPETS Beautiful in design, and cheaper than ever.
KID GLOVESA specialty.
In fact our stock is larger and cheaper in every department than here
tofore. Call and inspect it.
ELIftS, COHEN & ROESSLER.
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Trade;Street,
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supplied wish the best the market affords
waiterB inattendce at meals, and no
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COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
b ;0'CrH ARLOTTE, N .
At prices surprisingly cheap. ;
and So cheaplhat ii8?no longer ecoii-
elegant stock of goods
The-assortment is the
ever efierd in Charlotte
. i f - '- ... -
opposite
the Market House,
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OP'lTHE. CITX.iOFFEBS-
a."'!'-..!"
are in eveiy
OFFERS EVERY FACILITY
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PiIOLl.G Ol-' CONGRESS.
Postal Facilities The Army Bill
Committee to Consider Tax-
' ation The' Paris Exhibi
tion Striking at Unit- m
ed states M.irslmls. , ;
rV. General Stwsasiil Giss'p, .
; .Washington, Nov 16. News ia stag
nant t bis morning.
The Houee had only private bills.'
i Vance, fiom the con.'niUtee on Post
offices and Pus. Roads,; will report a
bill todayJoJncrease and regulate the
fst mail b ry ice, hetwetn Washington
anc'Raleigh, N C, Charolte, Charles
ton, Atlanta; Memphis little Rock,
New Orleans, Galveston and other
points South, and which appropriates
$28,000 to amend the contracts with the
railroads for closer connections and
faster time to an average of 33J miles
per hour over the entLreline. .
Senate Ip galls of Knsas,! intro
duced a bill to repeal he act author
izing the cdinfgebf twenty-cent tilver
pieces. Referred to the Finanoe com
inittee. :" :i , .. ,;
An earthquake in the Ncr,hw'est was
quite severe-and extensive, but beyond'
breaking glass, &c, no damage is re
ported. ,c
' SIGHT pigFAICpEfT; ! J:
Mi
There was a full cabinet mcetirgto-
day. The message was considered.
The Appropriations committee ad
heres to 20,000 men as the force of the
army. They concur in-"other Senate
amendments to the bill,- but destroys
the hope for four full cavalry regiments
to .guard tee Teas.-froritier.l ' d
Nominations v ade, collector ot
the third Georgia district.
Wood, of NeNyiYork, Gibeon, of Lou
isiana, luclcer, t)li. Virginia, iiicKs, ot
Massachusetts, and Burchard, of Illi
nois, were appointed a sun committee
of the Ways and Means committee to
consider taxation. ; .
Wilson, Forney arid Crapo were ap
pointed a sub-committee of the com
mittee on foreign Kelations, to con
sider the application of the Mexican
government to haye certain awards of
the mixed commission suspended.
House A bill was reported from the
Pdstoflicecommmittee by Wad?ell. of
North" Carolina to make available im
mediately the appropriation heret fore
n.ade to pay (southern mail contrac
tors before the war. Referred.
A resolution was offered by Mills.
of Texas, instructing the Military com
mittee to inquire as to the condition of
and the military force on the Texas
frontier.
A bill appropriating $150.0 0 for the
Paris Exposition was reported from the
committee on foreign AllHirs and re
ft-rred to the committee of the Whole.
Bilk removing the political disabili
ties of John Green, Sr, arid George P
Fremer. of Alabama, Sheppard, o( Vir-
ginia, u tsoiiViir arid jonn i lucKtr, oi
North Carolina, and W L Wycbam and
Chas W Field, of Maryland, were re
ported from the Judiciary commit! ee
by Knott, ct Kentucky, ard were
passed.
lhe bill to repeal the resumption
act was debated, and an evening ses
sion was had to continue the debate.
The Finance committee discussed
the silver bill as it passed the Houee,
but took no action. Kernan, Ferry
and Wallace were absent.
Senate Mr Davis, f West Virginia,
addressed the Senate in favor of bis.
motion for a committee of five Sena
tors to examine the discrepancies in
the debt statement
The Postoffice c" mii. it-tee have re
solved to report a bill making two
classes of letter carriers at $950 ai d
$800 per annum, vacancies in the first
to be filled by promotions from the
second class.
Senate Mr Jones, of Florida, sub
mitted the following :
Resolved, That the Attorney General
and the Secretary of the Interior be,
and'tbey are hereby directed, to com
municate to tne Ssenate tne mstrue-
Ticrn3 given to the agents and marshals
Muie Uniteo; sntatea, n tne states ot
Alabama, r lorma 5 ) auu ; Mississippi
touching the seizure of logs; lumber
and naval stores suspected of having
been taken' from the public lands of
the United States; whether or not, un
der the orders given to said agents and
marshals, "large amounts of property
in the Dossession of citizens 01 tne
United States, held under a claim of
valid title,' have., been seized without
warrant, supported by an oath of affirv
oration, ana particularly aescriDing me
things to be seized; ? f
sidr Edmunds. 01 v ermont , suggestea
that the resolution as worded, was
rather broadHeFaaiully in sympa
thy with, the. Senator from l'londa,
fair Jones) m nrotectinff nnvaie ngnis,
bat ttbe instructions given. by the gov
ernment to its officers Bhould not be
made - public in this instance, as the
cause ofiustice might be injured, the
acts of the officers in making seizures,
howevar. were of tublic interest, and
miffhtbe inquired into. le, tnereiore,
thought it would be best to refer the,
resolution to the Judiciary commutee.
.. After, a. bnet
discussion the resolu-
t.n fnrnisii the information to tne ben
ate, if, in bis pinion, it would not be
incompatible with the public in tereet
and on motion of Mr Chaffee, of Col
orado, it:was further amended so as to
include- instructions given to i ageing
and marshals in all : other States and
Territories as well as the States men-?
tioned. As thus amended, the risolu
tion was agreed to.' : S ' '
Telegraphic Briefs.
About 2:30 o'clock yesterday a vio -
lent earthquake was felt at Knoxvule
Tenn. disappearing in a , northward
direction. It lasted about onw minute
Jno Momssev sailed from New xork
Ihursday tor csavannan, m ine ;Sieam
, Sah Jacint6f!j to'regain irhis
toSptt
The Kuiiiots of Peace Denied -Osmmii
Pasha Aked to
Surrender. - v ;
General Jotes of the Figlitin?.
' Lqndon, November 16. A Reuter.
telegram trom Erzeronm contains the
following "The -Russians captured
Fort LVizie-ou Monday, but were im
mediately expelled. .The inhabitants
of Erzeroum have participated in the
recent fighting. The loss has been con
siderable and begets general enthusi
asm. The Russian cavalry have ap
peared on the north sideof Erzeroum."
Constantinople, November 16 The
Russians have been repulsed hear Kars
after prolonged fightings
. !There is heavyssnow in Asia.
The council of war under the presi
dency of the, Sultan have decided to
largely reinforce Mehemet Ali.
The'rumo'rs of 'peace negotiations
are denied." r; ' -" : .
A special to the Standard, dated Po
redin, Tuesday, says the jRussians, yes
terday, summoned Oman Pasha to
surrender.' Oiman refused. '
The Times' I Vienna correspondent
estimates the" Russians befjre Erze
roum at 25,000 which is insufficient to
invosi;the place. .' -' . .. ;
..: Moukhtar Pasha is confident of his
ability to hold out until reinforcements
arrive. Batoum also seem's'as' safe.
-' The ' Times'' Belgrade correspondent
reports ithat skirmishes are. occurring
continually between the,- Servian frons
tier guards and the Bashi Bazouks,
The Turks are erecting entrench'
'merit's at Bagoua'on the Timok.
A special from Erzeroum to the
Daily Telegraph -'says in the" assault on
Fort Azizie the - Russians suffered
heavily,. It was a hand to band fight
for the trenches in front of. the redoubt.
Then the fort was carried' at' the point
of the. bayonet. But Mehemet Pasha,
a Prussian rallied the Turks. .They
retook the fort arid repulsed the Rus
sians -with great slaughter.
The Times' Vienna special says :
."Generals Heimann and Tergukassoff
have only about 25,000 men, which are
inadequate for the regular siege of Er
zeroum. They must carry it by as
sault or retire toSoghulai mountain as
they cannot subsist an army on the
Deve-Boyuii "
. FHAfU:E.
Spairin Bf tvvei n BroIic and
Gssmbeita Possibilities (it
Civil War,
Veesailleh, November 16. In the
Chamber ot Deputies Duke De Brohe
made a defiant s. etch to the effect
that MacMahon would not submit to
the proposed electoral inquiry on the
select ministry from .the Left.
Uamhetta replied, characterizing
Broglie's speech as able but perfidious.
Finally the objectionable motion
passed, 320 to 203 A committee of
inquiry is to be appointed to-day.
Manchester, November 16. The
Guardian's London correspondent
quotes a private letter from a person
in l'aris wno has exceptional means ot
nformation. in which the writer eays :
In my opinion civil wr is now only a
question ot week?', pern;'-! s das pre
sident MacMiihon is entirely iu the
hands of the Benapartists ard the cleri-
als. These know that the -Marshal s
resignation would dfstroy tlieir last
hope of governing r ranee. But for
fear of Germany ai d Italy the govern
ment would long sign l ave resorted to
orce."
A Barber m ho Fv-rnfmbrred.
From the TJticst Ob-erver ,
Not long ago, a colored man who
was enjoying the exhilarating effect of
something more potent than milk,
boarded a Central-Hudson train at
Tribe's Hill with the avowed intention
of going to Albany. In passing through
the train and gathering the tickets, the
conductor encountered the colored fel-
ow, destined to the capital citv. The
fellow had no ticket, nor had he any
funds on hand. The conductor labor
ed with the man some minutes, but
finding there was no blood in a tur
nip, he rung up the train and invited
the"culleel person" to step down and
out. The conductor swung out one of
his feet, which caught the refractory
pastti gcr under the shin and hurled
him down an embankment, lhe train
moved on, ar.d what became of the fel-
ow without funds was not long consid
ered.
A few weeks subsequently this con
ductor wandered into an Albany ton
sorial parlor to have the superfluous
beard removed, and was motioned to
a chair into which be hastily dropped
The tohsorial pall was soon covered.
over him, and his face besmeared with
lather. . From a drawer near at hand,
the colored tonsonalist whipped out a
large and glittering razor. - As he pro
ceeded to improve its keen edge on a
strop that dangled from the wall, head
dressed tne man in the chair about as
follows : ''Say. boss, you doesn't know
me, does yon ?" Another grand flour
ish of the vazor over the strop followed,
when the barber, contra ued : ' Does you
'member de fellah you- lambed from
your tram up at Tribe s Hill two weeks
ago? ' AS he drew the toot over his
thumb nail, ne remarked, "Lat was a
bad thing for you to do, nab, an'
members it well. 1
By this time the conductor had been
brought td! a' correct realization of hia
situation and bounded frorti the chair
and' danced around the room with the
lather dropping from his ehin arid his
hair standing on end: He was finally
persuaded to resume his 'seat upon the
wmTSttctrm wenight 6r the . razor
that 'rid5ref enge was intended .
.i.isii. t m : i v.'
A splendid, breakfast on the table sur
rounded with a famil y of coughs. They
used Dr Ball's Cousb. byrap and that farm
Tv now keeps lton'oatid always, and re
'cornmepd itj only 25 cents a bottle.
id. r
, oTo 'alt wha aresnfFsrin g from the errors
ahd indiscretions, of youth, nervoas weak
ness,' early decay,; loss of manhood, &c; I
will ssrid a; receipt that will cure you-FREE
OF CHARGE. , This great. remedy was dis
covered by a" missionary in Sooth America'
I -jo6Srnr.T' JiuAifretetlon4 DV'Bibld JJonie,
in the Shows. A
Helen's Babies " was
recently produced by a Philadelphia
minstrel company with considerable
success, and last week it was perform
ed in this city by Bryant's arid the San
Francisco troupes. The fun of the
thing lies in the personation of the
" babies" by full grown minstrels, and,
owing to the public's familiarity with
the original story, a great amount of
laughter is the result. In yesterday
morning's advertisements the Bryant's
changed the title to " Ellen's Babies,''
and the San Franciscos to The Fun
ny B ubies." This is in consequence of
threatened lawsuits by somebody who
has copy wrighted "Helen's Babies"
as the title of a dramatic production.
Mr Habberton, the author, of the book,
did not reserve the dramatic right, and
lawyers say that any one has the legal
right, and nobody exclusively, to adapt
it to the stage under its original title.
One dramatization was p'ayed in Aus
tralia several months ago, and another
is advertised in San Francisco. New
York Sun.
The Datr of Woman
To be attractive is a duty which every lady
owes to herself, to her domestic circle, and
to society. Not only should she endeavor
to please in address and in apparel, bat,
whenever possible, in complexion ana in
feature as w)t. Facial embellishment is to
a lady as proper, and 'Oftentimes as neces
sary, as are the adornments of her raiment,
the artificial graces of her conversation, of
Jher demeanor, or other meretricious attrac
tions npon which depend so much of "her
dominion and influence over man.' The
woman who permits herself to become un
lovely, who resigns herself hopelessly to
the ravages of time, and the spoliation of
her charms, visits npon her friends and ad
mirers a sorrowful regret, that it becomes
her to avert to the latest day. Of this social
dnty, it may truthfully be said that Bhe can
best acquit bers-df by the use of GouraucFs
Olympian Cream. No other preparation
approaches this in excellence, -in harmless
neis and purity, or cumpans with it in the
number Of spontaneous tt stimonials that its
virtues have elicited Its advertisement has
hitherto been its merit, its recommendation
by oil that have used it, aDd not by sound
ing and pretentieus advertising in the jour
nals of the day. Large bottles price reduc
edto$l. A H GOURAUD,
08 Greenwich Street, N. Y.
For sale by T C Smith, Charlotte,
A Tery Good Reason.
The reason why only one sample bottle
of Merrelt's Hepatine for the Liyer will be
sold to the same person, for ten cents, by
our druggihts, in ( harlotte, is because of the
enormous expense of importing the Hepa
tine into this country, but as there are fifty
dossr- in the large size bottles, it seems two
cents a do?e is cheap enough for a medi
cine that cures dyspepsia and liver com
print. All who have not had a sample
bottie are entuied to one for ten cents at all
druyg.sts. Three doves relieves ? ny case of
dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver
ompla nt, inthe world
Regular s'ze hot-
es, hty doses $1
Hew Advertisements.
Sale of Lots
AT THE
Town of Hampton,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21.
(THE town of Hampton is situated at Cow-
. pens fetation, 8. C, half way between
Spartanburg aDd Gatfney City, and 10
miles lrora each. The location is beautiful
and the surroundings superior to those of
ny point on the Air-Lme Railway. Cher
okee Springs are but 4 miles distant, the
Garnett Springs 2i miles, 1 imestene Springs
iu mi.es, and .Facolet JspriDgs 5 miles
These springs are much resorted to, and
Hampton, situated in the midst ot them, is
dest.ned to become a great
SUMMER RESORT.
The roads to the springs are most excel
lent at all seasons of the year, and the sur
rounding scenery is grand beyond descrip
tion. The Bivingsville Factory is but 44 miles
from tbe town. It is owned by Converse &
Co , is well managed and paying large divi
dends. At Hurricane Shoals H miles from
town, an English company purpose erecting
a large and handsome factory, and will put
nto it a hundred thousand dollars worth of
first class machinery. Near by are the
Thickatee and Pacelot rivers, which furnish
A WATER POWER,
EQUAL TO ANY I S THE WORLD.
Along these streams are good Bottom
LaDds, very productive and reasonable in
price. Uoid. iron and copper are found in
the vicinity, a -id much attention is now be
ing directed to their deyelopement. Better
than oll,tl.- ! ealth of the location is pro-
verbia'.not a ca&e ot chills and fevers known
since the battle of Cowpens, which was
fought near by.
Hampton is tee-natural outlet and en t re
port for several counties particularly of
Rutherford County, N. CJ. It is but reason
able to suppose that several thousand bales
of cotton, besides other produce, will find
shipment, and perhaps a market, at this
point. On the 21st of November, it is pro
posed to oner town lots for sale to the high
est bidder, Seventy odd Lots will certain
ly be sold on that day, and no by-bidding
allowed. The terms of the sale will be rea
sonable and suited to the times; Hampton
is destined to become one of the first man
ufacturing towns developed under the new
regime in couth Carolina.
A FT; EE BARBECUE
will be given and every one interested in
the sale is cordially invited to att end. An
arrangement has been made with the -Air-Line
Railroad to carry persons attending
the sale at reduced rates.
Foi fnrtherlnformation, address ALFRED
T PJSJsTE, Esq., at Spartanburg, 8 C, or R J j
DONALDSON, Esq., Columbia, 8 0. or j J
THRASHER, Central City, 8. C.
: noyl7 ; 7 - - - :
Ten Oeut Column.
FKE3H Fish and Oysters arrived by last
n'ght's express and must be sold to-day. ;
Call early at OOLEMA N & SON'S.
- novl7 It : j
' FOR Cape Cod Cranberries, Barrel Pick
les, ' Fine Apples and Oranges, go to F H
Andrews,-Agent.
novl6 It . , ' . , . : v . : I
- THE Skating Rink will be open .to the
-public Tuesday, Wednesday; Friday and
Saturday evenings oteacn weet until farth
er notice.0 RIDDICK& B0NDURANT. -,
nov!3. . r,i :f? bs 1 Proprietorial
I . - f
k-JELE8IDENCE of Qeil. Vt LJ T, Prince for
sale or rent, , Posseesjon given immediateji
Apply to R. E. COCHRANE. no8-lw
The busy season continues; every depart
ment is full of life and activity, supplying
the numerous demands for our Men's, Boys'
and Children's OlEaOTEEIHIG.
The demand, up to the present, warrants
us in the belief that this will be our banner
season. Limited capital and poor credit
Cannot ComeMMANUFACTUBEBS
who with niiliniited facilities and resources
have the power to name prices that cannot le
equalled We work for and in the interest
of the people. We have but one price, that
being the lowest possible for any reliable house
to name, and we personally guarantee the
value of any article purchased of us.
Wholesale close buyers will find it to their
interest to examine our stock
Goods sent from Charlotte C. O. D. to all sections, with the
privilege of opening and inspecting before payment of bill.
Self-measurement Cards furnished free on application.
All goods marked in plain figures. One and the same price
to all, both far and near. Every style of garment; every varie
ty of texture and fabric.
Largest Clothiers in the South.
Clothing, Boots,
Heavy purchases, in addition to our immense stock, enable
us to display during the ensuing month the largest and finest
assortment of CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, ever
offered at retail-in this city.
Good Suits of Clothing, worth $10, for $6.50.
The best kind of whole stock Kip and Calf Boots, $2.75 to $3.00.
Prices reduced in all grades from 15 to 25 per cent.
Give us a call before purchasing. KAUFMAN & BRO.
CORNER OF TRADE
nov 3
WITTKOWSKY& RIWTELS
THE TJJ&JLJDT2XG-
WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT
OIF1 THE STATE I
AS OTHERS SEE THEM.
A letter received from a gentleman, who recently visited Charlotte, contains
the following in reference to our house, and we submit it to our patrons as an
evidence of our ability to make all our promises good :
"The house of Wittkow3ky & Rintels seems to me as a wholesale establish
ment to stand pre-eminent in being able to supply such goods, and on as favor
able terms to merchants as can be secured south of Baltimore. I reached this
conclusion, after a careful examination of their immense stock, and a personal
interview with Mr. Wittkowsky."
.A. NOTBlTsiGHT!
The Store House of Wittkowsky & Rintels, three floors, 54
by 94 feet, all packed and crammed full of Goods.
OWE WMEmE stock
The largest and most complete since 1872, is now ready for inspection in both
the Wholesale as well as the Retail Departments, and we court akd defy com
petition, let it come from whatever quarter it may whether New York, Phila
delphia, the ever present Baltimore drummer, or our local establishments.
IN WHOLESALE we are ready to DUPLICATE ANY BILL, no matter
where bought. IN RETAIL we present the most complete assortment of the
LATEST NOVELTIES ever offered in Charlotte.
To give the reader some conception of the immecsity of our stock we cite
as follows:
m .-v kits - .iv-v v vm sw
sept 29
vrv XMVX1
LANTERNS.
We have received direct from the Manufacturers a good
supply of Lanterns at low prices.
WILSON & BUR WELL.
Our stock of Lamps and Lamp goods is complete.
WILSON & BURWELL.
: 75 ozs Sulph. Morphine.
200 lbs Spanish Float Indigo.
25 Boxes Refined Pearl Starch.
50 Gross S. & S. Parlor Matches.
6000 lbs Pure White Lead.
Just received by
?;'-;' '
fl' Wpaf: Xr Knnst Allarlrlin
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Shoes and Mats,
Bargains.
AND TRYON STREETS.
Springs' Corner, Charlotte, N. 0.
A
else ixx
Proportion,
At
efts
WILSON & BURWELL.
. . , Druggists.
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WILSON Cc BURIVELL,
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