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the right Of holding an inquiry on the loss Of
the steamer Schiller, in addition to the one
held at Greenwich. A violent storm Of
wind and rain passed over parts of Indiana,
Ohio and Kentucky, doing great damage by
flooding crops, washing away railroad embank-
ments and bridges, and unroofng buildings.
Several lives were reported lost.
The coal exchange of Chicago having re-
duced the wages OF coal wheelers from S5 to
50 per day, several hundred OF the men struck,
and then went about to the different yards and
drove off those who were willing to work.
Several nop-strikers were severely injured.
The committee Of the New York board of
aldermen appointed to investigate the official
conduct of Comptroller Green submitted a re-
port charging. him with gross official miscon-
duct, carelessness neglect of duty and waste
of public funds. The report was adopted.
Sixty persons were drowned by the capsizing
of lighter in the Tagus, near Lisbon, Portu-
gal. .... "A dispatch from San Diego says that
letter to the San Diego Union, from Unes
Sonora, reports that general excitement pre-
wallis over the Mexican raids in Texas. War is
feared there between the United States and
Mexico. By the explosion Of locomotive
at Rhinebeck, on tho Hudson river road, the
engineer and fireman were seriously injured.
...... A heavy cyclone on the Chinese coast is
reported to have done much damage to ship
ping ..... President Grant has extended the
time of the court of commissioners Of Alabama
claims for period of six months after July
%. Phil III. Sheridan, Lieutenant enera
Of the army, was married to Miss Irene, daugh-
ter OF Quartermaster-G General Rucker, Of
Chicago.
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SAVE MONEY AND HEALTH.-The repu-
tation of the Wilson shuttle sewing machine is
30 thoroughly established that no word in it's
commendation is necessary. The plan adopted
by tho manufacturers Of this famous machine
the reach of the poorer classes, certainly en-
titles the@to the gratitude of those who are
really mo- in need of such an article. Ma
chimes will be delivered at any railroad station
in this county. free Of transportation charges,
IL ordered through the companys branch house
ut 827 and S29 Broadway New York. They
send an elegant catalogue and chrome circular
free on application. This company want
few more good agents.-Com
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Let the People Speak.
MANHATTAN, KAN.

MANHATTAN, KAN.
r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y:
Dear Sir-Your Favorite Prescription has
done my wife world of good. She has taken
nearly two bottles and has felt better the past
two weeks than at any time in the past two
years. No more periodical pains none OF that
aching back or dragging sensation in her
stomach che bad been accustomed to for
several years. L have 80 much confidence in it
that would be perfectly willing to warrant to
certain customers of ours who would be glad to
get hold of relief at any expense. have
tried many patent medicines, but never had
any occasion to extol one before.
Very truly yours.
GEO. b. WHITING.
Mrs Z. Il. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes
"Dr. r. V. Pierce-My sister is using the
Favorite Prescription with great benefit"
Mary Ann Frisbie, Lehman, Pa, writes
DIR. II. V. Pierce-What have taken of
your medicine has been OF mere benefit to me
than all others and hundreds Of doctors bills -
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold by
dealers in medicines generally.-Com.
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buy ME, AND PHI. DO YOU EOOD. %
~ Is justly conceded by our leading family phy sicinns
that nR; LiNGLES'S ROOT AND iIERB
BIITEhS are the best safest and surest spring and
The blood OF all mpures remove and counteract dys.
vertigo foul stomach loss of sleep and appetite scr fu
lons sores carbunces skin diseases pimpes and
GUS oebhy They arc In the truest deepest sense
nSnmPsrabiy inc more popular family medicine than
O. GOODWIN CO.. BosroS. Wholesale Agents.
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Trichin@ have lately been found for
the first time in the flesh of wild boar,
killed in the Hartz mountains, Germany
Hitherto this parasite has been supposed
to be confined to the domesticated ami
NAL
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If JoItnson's Anodyne Lininae,t is half
as valuable as people say it is, no family should
be without it. Certainly no person, be- he law
yer, doctor, minister, or Of any other pro-
fession, should start on journey without ii.
No sailor, fisherman, or woodsman should bo
without 1t. In fact, 1t is needed wherever
there 10 an ache, sprsih, cut, bruiss, cough or
cold. Com,
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Farmers and "horsemen are con-
tinually inquiring what we know Of the utility
OF She,tddns Cdrdiry Condition Founders, and
IN reply, we would say, through the columns of
this paper, that we have heard of hundreds
who have used them with gratifying results;
that Is also our experience.-Co Conn
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N. Y. N. U.-No. "a
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We cheerfully call the attention of our
readers to the merits of Dobbins' Elec-
trio Soap (made by Cragin & Co., Phila. },
who confidently ask trial. The soap
will tell its own story. Try it.
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Life has few charms for the dyspeptic,
which is not to be wondered at when we take
into account the amount of bodily and mental
suffering that this distressing malady gene
rates. The Peruvian Syrup "a protoxido of
iron) has cured thousands who were suffering
from this disease Com,
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oi iiOo SuuOdIlOh IucT6 bUOulC Dc no
connection between church and State, and
opposes all legislation in the interest of one
particular sect. or the third term, it says
The observance OF Washington's example, in
retiring at tho close Of r second Presidential
term, will be in tho future, as it has been
in the past, regarded as fundamental rule in
the unwritten law Of the republic. :. Lands,
who shot Carruth of the Vineland Independent,
has been admitted to bail in the sum of $50
600, Carruth having recovered from his
wounds 30 as to be beyond danger. .. Fifty
lodges were represented at meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of colored Masons in New York.
The Masonic parade in New York was
one Of the most successful and important
events Of this kind which ever took place in
the United States Communicates and lodges
from all sections Of the country were present,
and 1t is said that there we're twenty Thousand
Masons in the procession >. The Macon and
Brunswick railroad was bid in by the State of
Georgia at the sale in Mscon, Ga, for 81, ,000,-
000.. In a civil rights case against the mana
ger OF the opera house at Galveston, Tex, the
judge decided that the indictment he quashod
on the ground that the act was unconstitu-
tional. l...... Right Rev. James A. Healey was
installed as Catholic bishop Of the diocese of
Portland, Me-, with imposing ceremonies. ....
President Grant has left Washington for Long
Branch, and the members of the Cabinet have
scattered to different parts OF the country. 80.
A mass meeting composed Of eighty thousand
persons was held in Hyde Park, London, to ex-
press sympathiss with some cabinet makers
who had just been released from Jail. They
were sentenced for trying to induce workmen
to leave work and join strike. ..... The Ger
man soSsrnment announces that II reserve
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a Westchester county On. Y.) farmer
is In the habit OF sowing yellow Aber-
deem turnips among his corn at the last
passage OF the cultivator when the plants
are about five feet In height. The tur-
nips do not make much growth until the
corn rs cut, after which they swell rap
idly. The cost is nothing except for
seed and harvesting, and corn, being al
ready cut, is not injured when the tur-
nips are gathered in. From one to four
hundred bushelsof turnips per acre have
been thus obtained without lessening
the corn crop. Weeds are not tolerated.
and the whole strength Of the land is
devoted, 30 IL should be, to useful
crops. 81
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Book Notices.


The Letters of James Henley ThoynseeN,
d. d., Ii. d., ex President OF the South
Carolina College .{Presbyteriau), late Pro.
alessor OF Theology in the Theological
Seminary at Columbia. s. G. By b. nj.
PALMER, d. D., LII. D.. pastor Of the Rirst
Pfesbyterian church, New Orleans. Rich.
mond: WHIrrsT g SHEpPREsos. :
DIR. THoEswELL was one Of the ablest
divines OF his day In the Presbyterian Church.
a man Of fine personal appearance, great
dignity, and marked suayity of manner. He
belonged to that class Of diyiGes whose e&.
iensiye aatainments and philosophical turn
0 mind unite them with the learned men 8,
Inc other professions, and maIntain an inter.
cs.lpg social relation between them. ~
Dr. THoRswELL enjoyed the slncerest re.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
WEDNESDAY, December %, 1876.
SnM mn -

WESSESDA1, DeceAocE az, 1Ci0.
SENATE.
President THOMAS in the chair. Prayer by
Rev. G. c. Biting, D. D., Of the Second
B!p:ist church. sis,Ef l's- 50.
Mr.. SMITH presented resolution inquiriug
into the expediency Of so amending the law
as to provide that no security shall ever be
held for any damages attaching to the securi.
ties OF the collecting and other officers Of the
Comnoawealtb, a.. Rejected.
House bill, with Senate amendment, modi-
flying the charter Of Washington and Lee
University was taken up and passed.
Senate Joint resolution authorizing the
Governor to request the Attorney-Ge General
to appear and defend The suit Of Phillips
ps. Payne, now pending in the United States
Supreme Court, was, agreed to. " =
Mr. HINTON preseD'ei a bill TO provide
temporary accommodation for the white lu.
natics not now provided for By the purchase
OF the old Randolph. Macon College build.
pgs in MeckIenbnrg, " hich was referred 10
the Committee on Public Institutions. s,
Adjourned. Il: &. s.=.. .s L
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House was opened at 70 M
Speaker HANGER presiding. Prayer by Rev.
DIR. Edwards. z q &
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
On motion OF Mr, WOODBRIDGE, the rules
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SPECIAL NDTEfsEs.
ar ConEE BRoTHERs gre now {

M CoBEE BRoTHERs are nov BIER
s 80 dozen Two-BUr9oH KIDasLovEs Asblaek,
s sogTts, a eas .. %
SO dozen 6NE-BUTTONin sizes from 5k TO 81,
both black and colored, ut soc. worth from 81
100 . dozen DOZEN iFLEEcEIINED GAUsTLETs a.
37hc., reduced from 6Dc.a;; -
CHI GEEN's qAssIMEEE GLOVES a. re-
20 u dozen KID suNrLErs at 75c,.tne same
20 JOEL s6s at faly
enS1T:LLGsMEs,s BLACK KID GLOVES at s5c.
so w Soz1n iai Ea g piEs HEMsrIToHEp HAND
KERCHiEFs tpure nnenl at l2Kk:. worth
LINN rsiR iS o a Ssfii ,BAaDKERoHrEFs a.
et 4Sf TSs'a s1'ly iSs HAsDKrRoHIEFs
ooas5 WT42 Hsfsh sq s5e 8
l214c worth &c.: so dozen FLEECE
LINED at 1sc- generally Ming at 37hc.
from Soc. 30 dozen at 40c. reduced from
SILK SsHEsCik-HAEDKER CHIEFS at soc. worth
cHfSL1bREN's w.oRsTED sAcQUEs-very
4 very sasAG large stock Of PLAIN and FANCY TOW
= Elsa greatly reduced D,tces .sss. -
PURE LINEN AAPK1Ns At 55s &c 6oze a. ;.o,4,,
co 10 COHEN BROTHERS for. the best quality,
cheapest, and best assortment Of Dress Goods in
Besides hundreds OF pieces Of Colored Dress
Goods at reduced rates, thew are selling
BLACK ALPACAssat 22c. worth Soc, at soc.
cheap at 37kc, AZ 33c. selling generally at 45c.,
lat 42c. worth fully Co.,: T. : 80 ~
SILK LgsTRE at SO and Csc. valued at 1920 /;
ALL.WOOL forty-two inch wide TAM1SE az
cAs sss' sG sensGRsYf At BomBAz1NEs
and other mourning goods at reduced rates s !.
BLACK SILK at Csc, GROS-GKAIN PURE
SILK at S1.15 worth fully $780, at SI.25
worth SO. at 81. 80 fully worth 2.25, at $2.05
worth 81, at $3.50 worth Taa Best imported al
CoIOSSD SILK IN all the latest shades; also,
STRIP Els and PLAlDS at 20 per cent less
than importation price. ,-..'...-....r ~.
Also all the various evening shades at nearly half
their regulsr value ---------.---.,.
A large stock of BLACK SILK VELVEJSat nearly
half value; also. COLORED SILK VELFETS
at 1926 worth So. -
worth 90c {; Black at soc. worth soc, at SOC.
worth S0c.; Piuid (newl ut 75c. worth $3.50;
Imported POLONAISE, silk embroidered, from
$15 to S25 worth fully double. 49,
Also. large stock of CARPETS and floor OIL
CLOTHS al greatly reduced rates.
SO pieces Of MARBLE TABLE OlL-CLOTH at
near half IT'S value de 90
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Our gifted young friend A. b. VsNABLE,
formerly of the Petersburg Inde1-Appecl,
and later Of the Enquirer Of this city, has
become associate editor OF the Examiner, OF
San Francisco, the Leading Democratic paper
OF the State, and we are pleased to say is
doing remarkably well.
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NO1ICE.-MR.. J. A. SHACkLETOE
A. having by written assignment dared April g.
SEVENTY CORDS OF WOOD, more or less, on
both sides Of the Richmond aud Danyilie railroad
between the sixEythrd and siAty eighth mile.posts
for the security Of debt due MS, this to caution
the public against purchasing or removing the
same without our written authority. j rse35 Ettya
JOSEPH p. WINSTON q co.
RICHMOND, Dc .nber %. 1875. - dp 2S-3t
NIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court Of The
Y City Of Richmond, December 21, 1875: -
Jimes A. Richardson. DOING business under the
iirm and style Of Richai dson q CO., plaintiff,
agGfn.t st5@s t@saz - zlfs4g. ss# =. ii
James McD. csrripgtop, Charles s. Darlington,
and j. L. Darlington, defendants,
5s5sE 49, IN.DrBT. 2s 81. asiis@E35-
The object Of this suit is 10 recover two hundred
and fifty dollars, with interest from October rs,
1873. until paid. An affidavit having been made
aad filed that the defendant James Mel. CARING.
ION Is not resident OF this Stale, be La required TO
appear here Within one month after due pnbltra-
ton hereof and what necessary to protect his
interest In this suit. ls y ~ q. =
a copy-Teste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
J.L. STERN, Pc de 23.Tb4w
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, ]
No. 2, KNIGHTS EMPLAR. 7
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 40, A. D. 1875, A.O.7573
ORDERS No. T.-SIR KEIGHTs,- W.
" Attend special assembly of the Com. ~
maudery, at the asylum in the Masons' ~ i
Hall, on Franklin street beiweea high. Y
teenlh and Nineteenth on THURSDAY y. y
EVENING the 23d tnstint, al 2 O'Clock, In full
templar Dress work. 1t is earnestly desired that
every uniformed member shall be present. BY Or
der OF the Eminent Commander.
. = - -7T7-.'.7 WILLIAM T. ALLEN,
sg rs 81 Nss. r" Capt8in-G eperal.
Attest: GEORGE r. PACE, Recorder. a#t
P.S-As many uniformed knights as can conye-
uiently do so will assemble al the ByrdStreet sta.
tion at z p. m. for escort duty TO Appnmattox
lCommandery. No. 8, under command OF Sir L. l..
Bass. BY order. q. r. PACE,
de % Its zsi ~ Recorder.
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We are obliged to Senator JOHNSTON for
the Congressional Record for the sion OF
1925. Also for the Report Of the COM
missioner Of Education for 1874.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RICHMOND Il
IL CITY GUARD, December Esd, 1875. "a
Members OF this company are hereby ordered to ie
attend DRILL st their armory THIS (Thurs- il
day. NIGHT at TX O'Clock. II Is requested that all
be present as business Of great importance VIII be
brought before you. By order Of 9. z: TAYLOR,
captain. - j. L. SMITH, 0. s.
de 23-1t* sa.f ia -.4 ,t1. 81 ss 81 r
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NE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR.
T. r. PRICE & CO., just from market, have
opened for old and young. grave end gay, EA
Lovely CAcHEMERE ScARFs and TIES,
SAsHEs, GIRDLES, gg
SASH ribbons, ..-.
RUFFLINGS In fancy boxes, -
HANDKERCHIEFs for ladies and gentlemen In
EMBRofpERED HANDKERcHIEFs,
FANCY SOAPS,
SPooLs In fancy boxes, :,
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's KID GLOVES, all
numbers;
UMBRELLAS, CoRsETs, CRAvATs, &C.;
CLoAKs, SHAWLs, &C., at less Than New 0rk
prices. - ...r de lS-S,Iu,I h3t
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NEW GOODS!

/ Having Just returned from New York with large
and cheap stock Of DRESS GOODS, No1ioNs,
&C., bought from large auct1on-sales, am enabled
to offer the greatest bargains of the season
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 16Sc.-sold formerly
at 23c.; So. T.
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 25c.-sold formerly
PLAID DRESS GOODS at s7c.-sold formerly
soLID.COLoR FANCY DRESS GOODS at IS.
80, and 35c. worth 1Gc. per yard more;
BLACK ALPACAS and MoHAIRS at 20, 80,
1910, SO, go, and 75c. worth from 10 TO zoe.
more tgiye me q trial -
BLACK CASHMERES, MERINOS, SILKS, &c.
extra cheap;
PRINCES, in all shades, to match Dress Goods; s.
800 pieces best CALIC0ES at 81, az, and 1Oc.;
600 pieces best BROWN and BLEACHED COT
TONS at 81, 81, 10. and 12Sc.;
100 pieces WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS
at as, 80, 35. 40. and sec.
Alarge and cheap stock OF
CAssIMEREs, sHAWLs, BLANKETS, 49,
QUILTS, SKIRTS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, &C.;
KID GLOVES, CLOTH GLOVES,
BUCKsKIN GLOVES,
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE HANDKERCRIEFS,
PLAIN HeNDkERCHIEFS,
sd STRIPED HOSE, tstsSAS 's
soLiD-CoLoR HOSE,
WHITE HOSE, g.e-s.,.5 ms. -
CURSETs, RIBBONS,
sCAkFS, BUTTONS,
a b. TRAININGS &c s.s. E.szaE -z.sst
ssz A large and cheap line OF
40 LADIES and CHlLDREN,s FURs.
large and good stock OF u - Il
y GENTLEAEN,S; FURHl ,hlSG GOODS.
zt{f And lots Of other
GOODS FOB CH Sf5I MAS and NEW.1EAR. I.
Can at WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
de lS SOL Broad street,
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UNDERWEAR in. large variety for
ladies, gentlemen, and children.
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n MORGENRoTH,
4 PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHER,
EN1RAvER, and PRINTER,
No. 1909 Main street fnext door to Planters Ma

tlonal Bank, Richmond, Va,
respectfully Informs the public that ne has COM
menced the LITHoGRAPHIC BUSHES IS, and Is
prepared to execute orders for commercial and
mo-lithographIc work Of every description.
will be pleased to furnish estimates for work OF
any description, aud If favored with your orders
will guarantee satisfaction In every respect.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem q
Nl bers of JOPPA. LODGE, No. 40, will Xxx
attend stated meeting at st. Adams Hsll/V\
THIS EVENING at z O'Clock. Members of sister
lodges and visiting brethren are invited 10 be pre-
sent. BY order Of the w. NJ.
$50 - WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
de 23-1t* >. 81 iEs Secretary. r.,
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CLOTH, BERLIN, and KID GLOVES
aud GAUNTLETs for ladies and
gentlemen.
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HOSE for ladies, gen
tlemen, and childrenin great W.
riety. ID. .--..,-
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] assas.rATsfnTrssEs.
a. THE kAsr|eH Ases


~ THE L.AsTcH ANeE
y HOLIDAY GOODS. ~
.
BUY TO-DAY OR TOMORROW.
MANY HANDSOME, CHEAP, AND USEFUL
ARTICLES STILL LEFT.
.3izsr@rs 4 sHs-s ss9gsts sf+dEs 2AfB
81 s,l,t Et&.i,i a. TE..tt.sI j. II
As we close our store at O'Clock FRIDAY EVE
MING, customers will please make their purchases
before that hour We have SILL on hand
DOLLS or adj kinds at all prices; : / ), : :
BOOKS for children, in greas variety, at much be-
low regular prices
DESKS from 75c,- up to s.; -
woRK-BoxEs at 81, s1.25, $3.50, and 80, and
an elegant one at $40 worth SIS; . -
IKD1A.RUBBER DOLLS, BALLS, and BOT
Gi TIES; = $3.50. f'rs.t ~ '.ts ~
WORK, INFANTS, : LUNCH, KNITTING, and
sEwING-BAsKETs;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and sCRAP-BOOKs;
PICTURES for ALBUMS;
sTEREosCOPEs at 75c.;
PICTURES and PICTURE FRAMEs-Tery
cheap; .....
MATToEs and BooK.MARKs on perforated
paper, and SHADED SILK ard WORsTED
for working same;
An excellent PICTURE of the POPE, in hand
some GILT FRAME, for 81;
pAP1ER-MAcHE TABLES at SO worth s12;
NoTE-PAPER and ENVELOPES in BOXES at
10, is, 20, 25, 80, 35, 4oc., and up to $1.25
per box-so per cent. saved by purchasing your
paper from us;
Handsome HAIR-BRUsHEs,
COMBS, ,NAIL-BRUSHES, and
. TOOTH-BRUsHEs; ~ 4@rar ~ --I-I
GENTLEMEN's DREss1NG-CAsEs completely
furnished; . ,sE .- -.9
HANDKERoHIEFs for LADIES, GENTLE
MEN, and CHILDREN. -# w.. ..s.-
HEAD-HANDKERCHIEF ......f
WOOL sCARFs, and ......
GLOVES In great variety; ....q .s...
SILK sCARFs and TIEs-the largest, cheapest
r%o1s
one store in this city;
LADIES' DRESS GOODS in great variety at re-
duced prices;
Great bargains In BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS !;
FURs for ladies and children at great bargains;
sHAWLs of every description at greatly reduced
prices;
CLOAKS of all kinds very cheap;
BLANKETS of all kinds cheaper than ever seen be-
fore. ...-. .....
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
TABLE-CLOTHs,
....- TRAY-EAPKINS,
.. PIANO and TABLE-COvERS; Ga.
all very cheap Hundreds efother articles not men
toned.
In conclusion we will say for the largest and great
est variety of goods for holiday presents at
est prices, call at
r... 20. LEVY BROTHERS..
-~..s ,E .a.s
aRemember, we close our store on FRIDAY AZ
TERNooN at 4 O'Clock, SO make your purchases
before that time. oe 40
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REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEFs.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS,
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
PLAIN and HEMSTITClED HAND
KERCHIEFS.
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CARRIAG and TRAVELLING
ROBES from low prices To finest
imported.
The New York herald., 1875-02-27
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, 2

Juries; tramped 10 death; found on stairs leading
from the gallery.
Michael McCarty. OF No. AZ Park street, aged
nineteen, born In the United states. bookDinder,
fracture OF skull was struck oy Ialing beam was
found in the gallery under pile oil bricks ana
beams.
Thomas FeenPy, seven years Old, OF No. 10 City
Hall place. conlusions OF head. lace, chest ana IN
ternal Injuries: trdmpled To death; was found on
stairs leading from the gallery.
Catharne McGuinness, OF No. q CITY Hall place,
aged iorty-siN, born In Ireland. fracture Of skull
stairs leaung from the gallery; was struck on the
head py piece or falling beam; Knocked down
stairs and trampled upon
Rose Ann McGlynn. ol No. 13 Vandewater street,
iorty-two years Old native OF Ireland, con Illusions
OF neck, o. OK and lett leg and ernal injuries;
trampled to death; found on stairs leading from
the gallery.
AN INSPECTION OF THE RUINS.
Early yesterday Deputy superintendent Dudley,
OF the Building Department.; J. b. Snook, the
arcnitect employed Dy Mr.. Shaw, the owner. 10
superintend the repairing OF The building. ana
several other gentlemen, including the writer
mace an inspection or the church and the adloih-
ing building. Thls established the fact that the
portion OF the northwest wall that fell had Deeh
oulged IN the upper story, TWO rows OF beams,
running. along the ilne OF the NTH anu siAtu
noors, were being put IN, distance OF ABOUT eignt
feet intervening between these beams, WHICH
were inserted Tor the double purpose OF strength
on scalfodng in order 10 remove the walls, as me
speclfica ions called for. These lines OF Deains
had been inserted from the front TO within proD-
ably thirty ieeJ OF the rear wall, and the workinen
were yesterday carving these beams through 10
the rear wall. A lew OF these beams, probably SIX
or seven, had been anchored TO the walls on
either side. The following diagram VIII petter
display the condition OF che building:-