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The little child lost in New Orleans ha
been found.

The little child lost in New Orleans has
been found.
Nearly two millions of Germans have
emigrated to this country during the last
twenty years. ... ...te, .
The use of milk has proved preventive
of lead poisoning experienced by persons
working in lead factories.
In New York city, since Sunday, there
have been 137 cases Of sunstroke and "a
deaths. In Brooklyn, So cases and 10
deaths.
France lost so, 900 men during the Crimean
struggle the Italian campaigns carried OIL
60, 900 more of Napoleon's braves While
$4,000 Frenchmen were sacrificed in the
Chinese and Mexican wars.
Chevalier Charles F. de Loosely, the Aus
trian consul-general at this city, while walk
ing through Thirteenth street near Sixth
avenue Thursday night, was seized with O
fit and fell to the pavement. He expired III
few moments.
At Fitchbrrg, Mass. on Thursday night,
the Haywood Chair Company mandatory
works, the Union Machine Company, and
the building used by sinonds as II manufac-
tory for machine knives, were destroyed by
fire.
Senator Pool, of North Carolina, and
family, in company with Mrs. Il. a. Pol
lard, proprietress Of the St. Cloud Hotel,
left the city yesterday to spend the summer
at that delightful pleasure resort, Cobb's
Island, Va Washington Chronicle, 23d.
1t is about time for people to learn not to
point firearms at each other for fun"
Among the numerous instances OF serious
results from this facetious proceeding is one
just reported, in which the gun contained
nothing but powder and wadding. The
wadding, however, entered mans thigh
three or four inches, and inflicted severe
wound. ..,..
The city fathers of Richmond, Va, had
an exciting time on the 18th instant. The
personalities INDUCED in on the occa-
sion were very severe. An exceedingly
"Wynn "-some father suggested that
sNo thief e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law
and that seemed to bring matters to crisis,
as vote was taken Immediately afterwards
upon the subject at issue. The abuse then
became general, and lasted for two hours.
Mem York Times, -..,v. ..Uii ~.
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GERMAN WAR MEET1NG-ADJoURNME
OF THE CoNCLAvE OF HEPTAsoPHs-OFFI-
GERS Observation-Disclosures, July 2.-The
mass meetings of Germans tonight in Mon
ument Square to express sympathy. with
Prussia was large and enthusiastic.
Speeches were made by Senator Schurz, DR.;
Rapp, and other prominent gentlemen, and
an address to the German people, assuring
them of support, &C., adopted. Senator
Schurz's speech was enthusiastically re-
ceived. Different singing societies. Turner
numbers.
The supreme conclave of the Order Of
" Seven Wise Men," in session here, adj
journed tonight after electing officers !:
Joseph Young, Of Baltimore, supreme az
cher; William E. Foster, Of Virginia, SUI
preme chancellor and many others.
The next annual meeting will be held at
Cincinnati on the third Wednesday of
July, 1871.
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Gre eley Forever!

The New York Tribune of Friday last
(Mr. GREELEY himself speaking) says:
"Those new spapers which 1ike the Rich
mond Dispatch persistently assert that the
Tribune has favored and recommended the
introduction of large masses of Chinese la
borers to compete, at low wages, with
American workmen Ito use a milky euphu-
Ism which need offend no sensitive souD,
state the thing which is not"
The Tribune proceeds to state at length
its position; but the following contains all
that we wish to notice. We quote: s
"We claim for the Chinaman. as for every
other kind of Man, full permission to come
within our borders, to work here ut his
trade, to make contracts which our laws
will enforce, and generally to do all those
Things which he might do if he were
Swede, an Irishman, or a Patagonlan.
About the expediency of his coming or
staying away we say nothing. That is his
business and not ours"
We have never intended to charge Mr.
GREELEY with going further than he has
gone in the last-quoted extract in favor Of
"the introduction Of large masses of Chi
nese laborers to compete, at low wages,
with American workmen." Weare pleased
to learn that ne is sensitive upon the sub
ject and we tell him now that he Will have
to come down from the back of his high
horse. The Federal Constitution tits
trainers intending only to provide for exclu-
ding .negroes) does authorize in plain Ian
guage the exclusion of the Chinese. Read
the first paragraph of section 9th, article 1. {:
10 -
any OF the States now existing shall think
proper to admit shall not be prohibited by
the Congress prior to the gear 1905" &c.
The spelling Of the word oman" with a
capital letter win not satisfy men whose
chIdren are TO be starved by the Chinese.
This country belongs to the white man. 1t
is an insult to Swedes and Irishmen to COM
pare them with Chinese. We have n ner-
feet right to exclude both negroes and Chi
nese. We deny that anybody authorized
to do so has ever "held out an invitation
for all the world to come to u.s. or "de.
clared the United States to be the Refuge Of
the Nations" or done any other act which
binds us in good faith to admit Chinese to
an equality with white men in this country
Mr.. GsEELEY, however, and Mr.. sum
NEE, and all the rest of the negro.
philists, are, we admit, pledged to these
ousgiyings but the white race WIZ see
all ofthe abolitionist tribe sunk ten fathoms
deep In the ocean before they will allow
them to make their pledges good. In a
word, the Chinese have utterly destroyed
the Republican party. They have opened
the eyes OF the. working classes to the folly
Of the doctrine that q negro or q Monaghan is
rs good as a Caucasian because the generic
term for all Of themis g Man z with capital
"M."l 6
But we did not purpose to discuss the
Chinese question to-day. we only wished
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me- 500 PINE-APPLES.

ME- JULY 6TH, 1870.
T. r. PRICE 6 CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
Office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN sHEETINGs,
TOWELL1NGS, COTTON SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED COTTONs, HUCKABACKs, &C,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZ1NES,
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS (warrantedh
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &c.
A striking bargain is offered In 500 to 500 yards
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and ia
PANESE SILKS at less than importers COST
beautiful goods for walking suits or for soJournerS
at watering-places. a.
New assortment PRINTS at 10, les, &c., &C., &C.
BUYERS either at retail or wholesale they lnVlte
a cali from, as upon their first floor Will be eH-
hibtted duplicates of their elegant stock OF DRESS
GOODS, &C., any Of which Will be cut az io"es'
jobbing rates. ro
jy6 L. II. nlOD w ~
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CALIFORNIA PoI1r1cs.-A California letter

CALIFORNIA Politics. California letter
in the Wheeling Register says:
agitation on this coast will be the formation
of workingman's party that will assuredly
swallow up both the Democratic and Re
publican parties as easily as Moses's rod
swallowed up those unconsidered trifles of
the Egyptian astrologers. The fall cam
paign will certainly be decided to q great
extent by the position taken on this inn
gortant subject; and every local and State
Democratic convention should take care to
insert plank In their platform denouneing
this threatened inroad on republican liberty
and Christian civilization.
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HORRIBLE CRIME IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, July 22.-Five men were ar
rested to-day charged with robbery and the
penetration of gross outrage on the per-
Son SON of a young lady on south Broad street
on the evening of the 14th. The lady was
in company with a gentleman, when both
were assaulted by u gang of seven men,
and the lady carried away to neighboring
field, the gentleman being oyerpoWered by
a portion of the gang. Two of the prison
ers turned States evidence. Three others
were committed in default Of 5000 bail.
They robbed the lady of $11.
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A SAD sToRY.-The Scranton (Pa.) Re-
publican tells mournful story of a casualty
on the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury rail-
road lately. A Mrs. Craven and three chill
dren, two little boys, aged five and seven
years, and a babe, were at the depot at
Pittson to take the train. She put the two
little boys in car and then returned to the
station for her babe. Meanwhile the train
started. The station master signalled to
the conductor to stop and the little boys
screamed at being carried away from their
mother. But is seems that the train neither
stopped nor was any care taken of the chill
dren. The mother telegraphed to put them
off at Scranton. Nothing further is known
of them until they were found on the rail-
way track about O'Clock next morning
the youngest one killed, and the other
lying insensible, with his arm cut of close
to the shoulder. The poor little wanderers
had been run down by passing train in n
deep cut but how or why they were put
off the train no one knows.
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co. allow MIR. aRssgsY 10 state his position
In his own Language. ghcnor him: Tor
his consistency and his ,naniiaess, or as was
once said OF bull that undertook to bsltta
railroad locomotive5off o bridge, !" We ad-
mire his courage, but darn his Judgment.
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Ors NzuraAIrrr.--T hestaw York Jouss
nal of Commerce learns from good at-
thorftY tliat Il IS not the Intention OF Inc
President to take any official notice OF sne
European war By proclamation until after
hostiliaes shaft have commenced on 9rge
scale. AT a recent meeting OF the CaDi me.
there was an interchange OF, views; ana b a.[l
course was sanctioned by the OPINION sln-
formally expressed OF all VINO were u1e, pt hy
our Government until we have notice Oh
warm work between the combatants. !;
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E SMALL FARNs.-GR EELEY, who was on.'
we believe, strong advocate of small tarlu''
writes as follows in Fridays 1'1oa'e
"Ijudge that the farmer ape ee6 70 Of the
and s sonld nafs more than
5s the profit to r BE IsrS ea and seed
OF 4Vo at tnrash shell, cut stalks and straw,
wen ,, ns the food of his animals wholly
anu an stpe ss1 and would soon learn to
n ns a square mile at no greater ex.
than is now involved in the perfect
tiIIace of 200 acres.
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~c TpTCTTy pIIRE AND WHOLE

me- STRICTLY PURE AND WHOLE
SOME. The Mount Joy lPa.l Herald says T we
visited the extensive laboratory OF 1hn No
ce s Of making the Bittefs which are so famous
everywhere The ingredients are f fhe asiSs,
nc irt,,e IF fine herbs through the system is the
Unrest we ever saw and this is a very IMPORTANT
fact for, however valuable medicine may oc ,1a
viii no Injurious instead of beneficial. we can
saw that MisHL ER'S HERB BITrERS Is Strictly ,3,
nIire and wholesome In every respect" Soiu ~, 10y
ha fespe''a'ie ~ jy 25-deod&wlw
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) ENTHUSIASTICALLY Star claims that
as the new census will prove that Frede-
is town of less than flye thou,
sand Inhabitants, its town judge, DC, WIN
go by the board, and the old charter DC f''
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~ REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF KINDS OF MATING and CARPETS;
a full assortment of WINDOW SHADES; NOT
T1NGHAM LACE and NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAINs, some as low as $3.50 pair, or for two
windows: "a and "a OIL-CLOTH; RUGS,
DRUG GET, sTAIR-LINEN, TABLE-CLoThs,
DoYLIEs, NAPKINS, LINEN and COTTON
SHEETING, LINEN and COTTON forPlLLoW-
GASES; TABLE, PIANO, MELODEOf, and
STAND COVERS; BIRD'S-EYE and RUSSIA
DIAPER at LEVY BROTHERS.,
12i3 and l2l5 Main street.
coATs,s SPOOL COTTON, all Nos,, at soc.
per dozen. J ~
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ME- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DY E.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the worla'
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reh"ple'
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous
.ints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes nrigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bro,pu, Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIZ
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
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Messrs. WoopHousE & PARHAa, the Rich
nlond agents for the American publishers,
have laid upon our table the July No. of
Blackpood's Magazine. Old Ebony, like Old
Virginia, never tires.
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HAVING OBTAINED THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES e. BURRESS AND JOSEPH q.
WILLIAMS
In the late concern Of
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
T beg leave to call the attention of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands OF my Inn
mcnse retail trade am compelled to BUY IN
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
WITH
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
My stock is replenished by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS of
THE TRADE.
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS Is
SUPER IOK,
and my
PRICES AS Low AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
invite an examination by all In want or
FIRST-C CLASS GOODS
AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOODFIN, 1ll7 Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth,
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will be pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
EDWIN a. VIM,
w. L. JENNINGS.
+. Y. SUTTON, JR.,
c. r. MORTON,
A. M. WOODFIN, ......
ieo3 WILLIAM r. MCCAW.
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sss1s,g I gexsgnss

"a BFFNFlEA III H s11HA IL ......--
n-Y LINENS FOR SUITS LINENS.
FOR sUrTsi-A large supply Of the above s desi-5
rable goods at low prfc es.
A largo stock OF rIQUE TRIMMINGS at but ~,
.one-half the regular price. STR.
Every No. Of coATs,s COTTON at SOC. per
dozen.
Good SPOOL COTTON, warranted 100 yards s On,
d spool, at CSC. per dozen.
Good BAsTING COTTON at zoe. per dozen az
LEVY BRoTHERs',
as r. 1918 and 1918 Main street.
we close at OF. NJ jyH
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MET EVERYBODY NEEDS CLOTHS.
Everybody needs material to make them. A large
sunplv of DRILLIEGS, DUCKS, COTTON
AIDES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETsa
TWEEDS, JEANS, NANKEEN, and MAR
SEILLES, all to be sold at astonishingly low
prices. ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
iv 10 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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lime er,orlrh 10 arrange The n,acniiisrZ o.
nsrt s Che necessity should exisss wren
the presidential campaign opens. We.can,
sa ~ i under our present colors at
this -Ieesburg Washing nan.
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Colonel Flournoy aaya they were defeated
trof the Norfolk sr!bseriptlonl by the oppo,,
making he ba basa npGaa Some Se
Moved to work on the road.-DanuiHe
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, July 21.-A meeting of Ger
man citizens was held in this city tonight
to express sympathy with the fatherlland in
the war with France. 1t was resolved to
form a branch society to the one in New
York, and a committee was appointed to
collect subscriptions for the benefit of
wounded German soldiers. A number of
speeches were made, which were enthusi-
astically cheered.
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th instant, in the Evangelical Itutherah
church, Winchester. Va, by Rev. I; W. Dos,n
JOHN G. PFEIFFER, of Richmond; ana Miss
r. QUANTZ, OF that place.
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EMBROIDERED EDGINGs AM

MT EMBROIDERED EDGINGs AND
TNsERTINGs,-We have just made large add
tious 10 our stock, and can now show over one hun
dred patterns in EDGINGS and over fifty In IN
SETTINGS. as
Among the stock will be found some elegant
STYLES In HAMBURG TRIMMINGS-some en-
tirely new patterns.
A large stock OF CLUNY, VALENCiDsNEo'i
ENGLISH THREAD, FRENCH. sAXONY,
THREAD BOBB1N, BLACK THREAD, and
other LACE5, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
- .s 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Cur stock of FANSis large and well assorted.
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The war is creating a panic at Baden.Ba-
den. The hotels had Ii, 900 guests, but now
they are hstaksng themselves homes
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The OCEAN MAus.-It is decided that the
Inman line shall carry the whole of the
American mails. $50 I.
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me- FOR A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE GOODS, at very low prices, call at
Levy BROTHERS..
PIQUEs in endless variety at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
BED BLANKETS at LEVY BROTHERS..
All kinds of FANS at LEVY BROTHERS..
GENTS, WHITE SUN UMBRELLAS at
LEVY BROTHERS..
LADIES, BUFF CAMBRtO PABAsOLs at
al ,t LEVY BROTHERS..
SILK PARASOLS at all prices at
LEVY BROTHERS..
All kinds of UMBRELLAS at
LEVY BROTHERS..
All kinds of GOODS SUITABLE FOR MOURN
ING at LEVY bbolnnho
All of the leading Dry Goods stores close at 0
I, NJ jy1s
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NJ FANS IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
A large stock Of BED BLANKETS.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
The largest and best selected stock of PIQUEs IN
this city at low prices. Bp
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DIED.

Suddenly of heart disease, on the 22d instant, A.
TUNOLI, &C the residence OF "A. bra'h ~
New York papers please copy.
A+Iou,ea Courthouse, the a1st inst, SAMUEL
caMMhCK. aged sixteen years, the youngest son
Of John G. and Jane Cammack.
~ CHrisfian Examiner, Religious Herald, and
Fredericksburg papers, please copy.
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Lat the State Journal be warned.
u. d. Fiske, Esq., q prominent citizen o.
Portsmouth, died on Friday.

We have heard nothing of rheumatism
being cured by this method, but that potaa.
toes will turn to stone or something ike IL
If carried in the pocket for length OF tim mt
can be proved by gentleman OF TINS city city,
who has several petrifed or dried-up poSa-
Ind he Is willing Is show them to any one.
Norfolk Hir9iaRdn.
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~ HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS

NJ HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM EUROPE.
FRANCE DECLARES WAR, AND GOLD.
BACK DECLARES HE Is SELLING THE ~
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS TO BE HAD IN
THIS CITY. Read his list Of prices
Good Bsached Cotton toni a ss gs Gston
SIC, foc.. 12sc.. isc., and upward, astonishing;
Linen Towels from los aae tse MOST
remarkable thing on record; 1000 Diagonal
Prints al at s Just q co SoG
rsntad. .Iosenh,s and other makes Of Kid Gloves,
ali cors and sizes at goinsk yery Goods
Wenis Wear. Dress Goods, Notions, and other
usually found in at
tinn. Look to your interest and give me call be-
purchasing elsewhere for for oods ar
the very man to give more p nIN oIus ioi 'o"'
e, A. G0LDBACK. 6e7 Broad street:
I am sole agent for Richmond Tor kObEhao ,i
PARABOLA NEEDLES, and have on hana al
numbers. .a.s ~ 70
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ME- BE ON YOUR GUARD.-The I'M
examplcd success which for twenty years inIaiS
has accompanied the use of HOSIEIIE .f,,
STOMACH BITTERS, provokes the envy
of ignorant nostrum-mongers IN al R aaSs
of the country, and the counter1eiting business
having been measurably played ONT IN ,.' con-
seouence of the numerous suits lnsututse leu
AGAINST the offenders, new system OF tactlGs nts
been adopted. In the South and west especiiaiilys
legion Of "Bitters," prepared from WoTt hsSs
materials and bearing variety OF names, nd i,t
been got up by the irresponsibl lie adventures f
the hope OF substituting them to some extent tol
tile Standard Tonic of the age. In some Ca so
conntry druggists are the concocters anu pIo
nrietors OF these unscicnt1c ana Trashy Co ~
pounds which arc warmly reconm mem Sn s
Vendors, who endearor 70 palm tnen nis In whici
the credulous In lieu Of the great speelhS sther
has never vet had successful compe.ir edicines
among proprletory preparations or Inc u in
nrescribed In private practice Lhas ISM, nu aSainst
tanded to nut the public on tner guar tte S TO
nersnasois of parties engaged III tne eipient
tpnbstitute mere rubbish for tne Il9 Po, ar
stnmachic and Alternative at presennEt hhom ad com
tbis SESSION of the yesr, when Geoiity anu uv co
iajnts arising from lack OF Vl.hl emei S5 80
panaraIIv nreyail fills of the greatest
tEbat no tricks should be played Win uepaIiIIsS s
and enfeebIed systems. ASH therefore 10. i 10
totteris Stomach Bitters, the great VeHetaDiS
viSorant and Alternative and reject WIN ues erd
cnnteTa OF the worse than useless Ineuley ote 70
in its place IL is important 10 tne pun,c 80
the nroprietors Of tho famous restoratiEe VI, xna1
this advice should be needed. 1y2S--oeod%mi"
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R0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, {
july Dist, 1870. {

EXAMINATION OF THE MEssRs. WIMBIsH.-
The examination Of MesSrS. Lewis and John
Fl. Wimbish, charged with the killing of
Major Z. c. Randolph, was begun on yes
terday morning before Mayor Cobbs. We
do not deem it proper to publish any por-
ton OF the evidence pending the final trial.
The examination was continued until this
morning at 10 o'clock.-Lynchburg Repub-
kcGn, 23d,
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nT REDUCED PRICES! REDUCED
PRICES!
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs at greatly reduced
prices. Now Is the tune to buy.
S75 Shawls reduced to $55.
$50 Shawls reduced to $45.
s4s shaw1s reduced to $40.
$40 Shawls reduced to $27
Sas Shawls reduced to 1876.
. $50 Shawls reduced to S22.
s25 Shawls reduced to $le.
800 Shawls reduced to $H.
Sl5 Shawls reduced TO $H.
80 Sbawls reduced TO 81.
Also, at reduced prices, some elegant WHITE
LLAMA SHAWLS and PARASOL COVERS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
We omen our store at "A. NJ. andclose at L. Nj.
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War Meetings of German Citizens.
REPUBLICAN SYMPATHY

New YORK, July 2l.-The Union Repub,,
lican General Committee met Tonight and
expressed sympathy with Prussia-passinag
4 resolution dcnouncing Napoleon-4S to
20.
Governor Solomon was elected chairman
of the German Patriotic Society to-day: The
society proposes to form central national
Organization. Twenty-Five thousand dollars
were subscribed yesterday.
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ilThe proceedings of the Conservative eau
Gus OF the members of the Legislature we
give in full In this issue. They acted wisely
and discreetly. We have as much political
want and the exigencies of the State re-
a,lire. The Conservatives have done good
work in this State, and they will continue to
do so. Names are of but small consequence
while the line between them md the Radi-
Gals are so paarkeg and dlstlnst II will DO
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me- DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
mOPEL ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY ut IL A. M. and z. n.
glider J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at p. NJ.
Seats free.
parsonage. 4os Twelfth street. my7