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rnyeterate Preludices.

-s, '5 inVcCSrdL6 SISJlSASSSs =
We have had occasion heretofore TO say
that the organ Of New England opinion. Is
thu Boston Advertiser, and that that jour
nal never Intentionally misrepresents the
acts or the views OF the southern people.
Yet even a journal such as That is 50 iah 9 OF
malignant preiudices against us th Ia !. u,l-
consciously allows them to color al OF t's
outgiyinps. The last issue OF that stalu
sheef has long article-it wouto MAXI
more than column in the Dlsfdtea-
irving = history Of the kcmper;eounts
tracedv Mississippi, III when
declares that "it seems impro9aDie 'na'
no,itics had nothing to do with It, although NOT e
X is possible that other considerations were
influential;" that is to say, because the
Mississippi murderers were Democrats ana
the murdered men Republicans, the killing
was murder for political reasons. There
is. we suppose, not one word OF truth IN
this damaging assumption. The southern
whites are so much opposed to everything
that sayors OF uniairness and cruelty that
it is inconceivable that for mere partisan
reasons series OF murders should have
been committed even in Mississippi.
But we are not concerned just now with
the cause of this horrid crime. We wish to
show up northern inconsistency anu north
ern love for fair play and just dealing. In
all the papers of the country there was pub
1ished day or two before the article ap-
reared on which we are commenting an ac-
count OF an attempt to murder sixty people
in Illinois because they worked for less
wages than their would-be murderers were
willing to accept. or this crime the Boston
Advertiser has not n word to say. 1t abso-
lutely ignores it; and goes of, like an
other DoN QUIxoTE, on long journey
TO the South to find some distressed maiden
who needs its knightly services. why
is it that a journal which reckons itself
impartial and truthful is thus forever
ON the oui rivs for crimes happening
in the South, and always ready to at
tribute them to partisan motives: 1t IS De-
cause the Dreiudices aroused by the late war
still stop the ears and blind the eyes but
open the mouths Of our late enemies. Mr.
HAYES is one man who seems to be honestly
irving to diyest himself OF those pre!u-
dices; but he has as yet only partially sue
eeeded. The South is free now. 1t can
work out its own destiny. The next sec
ton to rebel against the Onion wilt be New
England. 4 day of retribution for her many
crimes against the South will yet come. 1t
is for her to placate the South; not for the
South to make friend of her. The great
West is the natural ally OF the great South
Their alliance was long prevented by the
existence Of the institution of slavery. But
New England malice, and jealousy, and
greed were mainly instrumental in destroy
ing that institution-we love the act though
we hate the agent, just as treason is beloved
by those who hate the traitor-and now
there is nothing that can come between US
and our natural allies. Pray learn lesson
in time, ye organs of New England, anu
cease your libels upon the best people in the
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DRY.GOOBs.
CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS AT
COURTNEY C POWELL'S.
s15 BROAD STREET.

PRETTY CAL1COES at 64c.,
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS at 1916,
WORsTED GOODS at 16s and zoe
CORDED PIQUES at10c.,
PIQUEs at 1G.c..
BAT1sTE SUTTINGS at 10c.,
ALPACAS double width, Csc.
Every quality Of CoLoRED DRESS GOODS at
greatly reduced prices. ..-..a
.CAsSIMERES put down at surprisingly low
figures.
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS at 25 and 50c.
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS at so and 75c.
CHILDREN'S SHIRTS ut all prices,
COISETS at soc. worth 75c.,
SILK TISSUE FOR Wells at Csc. per yard
HAMBURGER EDGINGs at5, 6!, Ga, and 1oc. per
yard. o.. 81.
LACE BIBS, FICIiCS. COLLARETTES,
SCARFS, &C., very cheap.
The cheapest PARASOLS In the city.
All kind, OF WHITE GOODS-sucas
e. CAAIBRICS, NAISSOOKS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
ORGANIZES,
DOTTED MUSLINS, and
PIQUES-reduced.
It will 10 to your interest to call and examine our
large and attractive stock before you make your pur-
chases my II
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PRESIDENT HAYES on. TEE 7SPEAKERsHIPs--
Neeo York.. May 1S.-The Times publishes
an extract from a letter from President
Hayes-to Garfield before the senatorial cleo
ton asking Garfield to withdraw from the
CONTEST aThe Presidentithen expressed the
belief that Garfield election as Speaker
was probable, rand qassnres him OF bis vii
-lingness TO do oil in his power. to accom-
plish that result. General Garfield upon
the receipt OF this letter, sent telegram to
a number of the Ohio legislators withdraw
ing his name from the caucus. ,s~e,.,
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/ spE,.,a,, NOTICES.

Mt COHEN BROTHERS ARE. In RE
CEIrT OF large lot Of BLACK BRILLIANT
=. IEEALPACA, which was sent to them on COM
mission. They are. some Of the prettest goods
ever offered In this market and at prices from
90 TO soc. a yard less than market value; va
arfous other brands from 22c. up. =, 49,
81 pieces BL A OK. CAsHMEREs-the noted
IS Cachemtrc T1Ecossc ~ branff-warrantcu 3uc.
yard less than any previous price;
See their HENRIETTA CLOTn Mt 81 a YARD
Also. large stock OF BOMBAZ1NEs ana EMU
LISH GRAPE; ,,...s asst. fcsr-g;.
BLACK BiEGE0purc silk and wool-50c yard
worth Q()c my ID
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50 o. LADIES FINE FOXED cox.
DN.Lc GkEsS CATERS. at MAYS
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"a BEST-WEARING CALF GATrrp-
SJf. In town, at EfS
M! GOT Rrn,d 49,.
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Mr.. RANDALL AND THE TEXAs-PACIFIc.-
It is understood that an impression pre-
walls amofigz 30 uthernz HfeRhers that Mr..
Randall is friendly to the Fexas-Pacitic SUBJ
sidy, and this belief, it said, lis strengthen
ing him very much in, thnt section. Bali
more SIN. !ti'iteI .ri'i2K .,f.- = $3.50 +
TweIl, willy not ?; rs the South to neglect
her material interests ioreYerI :, =. ,.ttl
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The General Assembly II iithe, Presib5yte

The General Assembly Of tbe, Presbyte.
rian Church In the United States lsouthern)
Is the Z. Conyentlon =, iieh Our telegram
of yesterday said was in session In New
Orleans. The Central Presby teriaa of this
city has already published the magnificent
opening sermon preached by that able the.
ologian Professor b. NJ. SMITH, 81 Virginia.
fbe General Assembly Of tIs. PFesbytBe-
Ran Church 81 the United States ,lporth ssn)
" In session In Chicago. - Z =. tas's.f
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- n1s- RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be
held on TOMORROW (Sabbath) AFTERNOON at 3H
O'Clock Mt Old Market Hall under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association It's expected
that the meeting will be addressed by the Rev. MI.
JripK1ss, of Trinity Methodist church.
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Ct IN AND g. NEAT SERGET,Cr
sCl.cO CATERS, at ~ ,.t'E-
my IL BOj Erood -.
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81 TX AND 81. FOXED LACF-CT
,nv11 ~ MAYS.
I'D! A. 6O7 Broad .,,...
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HIGH SANDALS.-I,ook at III. -
IL show In the windows IE3
my11 MAYS. COZ 49,
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rAn.,.prAaES.

Married. Msaasy n1y aa, q sn By te Rev
e the o Rsstsn m01 PayInspestor RnEU PARK
r. 1in,ied States navy, 10 Miss ALtsE' daughter Oh
Mrs. II. W. Petty. ~ -
Married May 9Th by Res;W, II e. JG E RRaG GG
both OF this city.
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: Our Isle Of Wight correspondent is here
by informed that no report OF the Demo-
cratic meeting held in that county this week
has been received ut this Office. .'".-..'.
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MET r COHEN BROTHERS

=. AXE SELIIINU TDLIkC1h UR'11ho
CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EfEh DEL
BEFORE.
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MT GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST
cI9ITaCH.-Thc Rev j. 3. JETER win preach TO-
MORROW ut | A. NJ, and the Rev. j. b. huTsoN'
Of the rinc-Strcet Baptist church, at TN
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f., H., PErRpoIST,Si Ex-Governor (bosus)
OF Virginia, is q member OF the Methodist
Convention now in session in Baltimore.
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O r- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH tcor-
nor If Main and Sixth strects).-Thc pastor, Rev.
HENRY MCDONALD, having retui ned 10 the CITY,
wiz breach on SUNDAY ut II A. n. and T. 81.
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NJ NEW GOODS FOR MAY.

81 r. r. PRICEi& co. have received within the past
few DAYS more novelties in DRESS GoODs-some
very low priced: '''- -. >. -. '.-.-
wHSH-POPLINS, 10 and 12hc.;i .." ..'''
ZEBRA SUITIECi, 1916; .'':.i - i
BRUCADE POPI.INS Gall shades), %. 50, and 3oc.;
BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES; 100: 4
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES; ~
CAMEL,S-IIAIR GRENADINES new;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, 81 to So; -.a.
Splendid FRENCH ORGANIZES, for ovcrdresses :;
CoLORED LAWNS, 10y, Is, and 25c.;, ....,....
SOLID CA3IBRICS, 124 to csc. ap 30
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BEFORE.
PURE SILK at As. 90, 75, So, CSC, Sl.lo-ior
PURE SILK GROS-GRAlN; ,...,......
rmnorted SILKS of the most popular manufac-
turers mt $l.2J, sl:35. $40. Sl.50, S5:6o,
Particular attention Is called to their quality at
81 .35. formerly sold at ST 90; or, 70
A large stock OF STRIPED and CIiEChEn !, si In;
at IN So and Goethe various shades In Soma
Coors Including Evening shades:
Also the new BROCIIEDED SILKS In BLACK ana
~. Colored. is ..- ..s. -. a., ,.
The above goods were purchased at the recent
forced sales of several importers, and, In cohneG-
ites hut also the prices, against any house In the
Inited States. my
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MET THERE WILL BE PREACHING
m DIR. HOGE,s CHURCH In the morning at IL
o'clock, and In the afternoon at * O'Clock. By tho
Rev. j. Z. EDWARDS, D. D.. ...,..., -.
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ME- WHITE AND COLORED. LINEN
= LAWNS at COHEN BROTHERS, for less than
market prices: "a, curr1r
VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISS MUSLIN MUSLIN S GnCns
LADIES' THREAD GAUNTLETs at go and Csc
worth double; OK IL.
THREAD GLOVEs-two-, three. and four button.
in black, white, and colored-at less than market
Inest ir,nortnd my 5
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n1- GRACE-STREET PRESBfTE-
RAN CHURCH CORNER of Grace and Fourth
strcets)-Rev. G. n. READ, d. D., pastor.-Prcacll-
Ing at II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
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ny FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH {seventh street near Gracc).-Rcr. ". o.
scHAErr XIX will preach at II A. NJ. and r. d.
Seats free.
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~MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
faIIJRcH between Pine and Laurel streets).-
preaching by Elder j. A. DEARBORN Mt IL a. IL.
and p. NJ ''''. ''"
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ME- SIDE AND SPACE-PLAITING,
without the use of u hotiron. Satisfaction guaran-
tccd with all goods. Orders received and delivered
the same day. Only 3 cents plated yard at
0r'''~ .E L. ". CORBBT'S
.':, Stamping and Plating Depot and
myl6-6tx g.. Noion-IIouse, 81 Broad street.
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TJyST BOUGHT AND OPENED AT
-. SYCLE BROTHERS

TUST BOUGHT AND OPENED AT
-. sYCLE BROTHERS
the second supply of SILKS, GRENADINES AL
PACAs, and CACIlEhlREs' at the great tni-
BLACK SENS at 65c., T5c., Soc, eOc, 81. 81 .25.
SI.5O, sl.75, and 81 pei. yard. These Sill lis
are certainly the cheapest silas ever bought
Don't fail to look at onr 81 BLACh 9kps-'hA'E'
BLACK ALPACA 1T 21c.. csc, SOC. $50; 40c.,
Soc. COG, 75c' and 81 per YARD lou t VIII save
twenty-five per cent. to purchase these goods
25 pieces Of handsome soLIp GoLoKSS S II 4
STEEL. DKAB, and all other shadcs-only -
Don't fail TO look al our SILKS before you purchase
elsewhere, for you will save twenty-five per cent.
purcasng fbeT fE1m 75c 10 q per
vard-never sold for less than 81 aud Sl.25.
Remember. this Is our second supply ot SiLhs,
which are bought very cheap. and Viii be sold ut
we viii omen another lot of those 1Gasc DRESS
GOODS Oh MONDAf-never sold for less than
500 pieces p' Of CAssIsrEREs. JEANS, TwEEDs,
aud LINENS. from csc. 70 g g per yard.
So pfe ssr ns REhsS 2GS fS ''S
500 CORSETS from SOC. to Sl.50 each.
Another lot Of those remnants OF IRISH LINEN at
fail to look ut these LINENS before you purchase
uA ,yIsf !'aSas: EMBROIDERY from to ooc.
Look ut those HANDSOME goods at 12kc.
Another lot OF 6Ic. CAL1COES. -
Just opened u handsome lot Of LINEN SClTlNGS'
. with TRIMMINGS to match. ..,
Look al our4Sc. KID GLOVES, ~ -
IMPROVED NICT0RIALAWS ut l2iac per YARD.
our LAWN at l6asc. never sold for less than zoe.
LAEE-STRipED PIQUEs at zoe. -.
Look at our PLAID and pI.AlErNAlLNS')OIbhS.
$50 pieces new CAMBR1CS from s 10 l2yc. per
- yard. '''
Look ar our Use. KID GLOVES - rra 't.t .
New CI.OakINGS froDl ga to 75c. per yard. =.
LINK ut our HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
= from l2s 10 25c. each, and thousands Of other
articles. but are too numerous to mention for
/ my 10 429 Broad street
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= MY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH %tcor
mar Of twelfth, and Broad streets).-R A. n.
SANDS viii preach on SUNDAY MORNING AT II
o'clock. At 8 O'Clock p. NJ Rev.J. J!LAFF sti
viii preach the anniversary sermon OF the ioanS
Mems missionary Society," 'i''' fA' =
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-TheP Patron pub
fishes two Communications in favor o. OF
FXYErrB 1fcMuLIIS for Governor. -
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i ny CHRIsTADELPH1AN sYNA-
GOGUE tLcvys IIall.- Service at II A. NJ. Elder
ALBERT ANDERSON will preach. -.
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II = Levy BROTHERS
ndoptcd~, the above pan' ins buying and selling
DRY GOODS. aud hence offer superior Inducements
:, al-particuariy 10 those who have many wants to
SUNNY. We solicit the patronage OF those buying
for cash. assuring them we make 1t to :ler advan-
tage to deal at an old, reliable, Dry Goods store.
which has but ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE Low
EST. '"' =. LEVY BROTHERS.
-" ~ "f- IO17 and 1919 Main street.
Handsome assortment of FANS Just received.
my l6 = 'h~--ts 81 reg t's' &c. ~ .."'.
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"Trapelling wonderfully enlarges aman's
horror" -Riehmoad Dispatch, Nay 18th.
Would not travelling in an ordinary man
ner have about the same effect il. q man
should travel far enough charlottesville
Chroniele.- ,e3%'@.' ~, ~ y E'''s>1 .
E. I'VE let our readers see how, witty they
are UP 1t the university.l,i Sai~oIIG. Eli
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~ BROAD-STREET AND GENIE
NARY METHODIST CHURCHEs.-The two con-
viii worship 1t Broad-strect cnurcn a.
O'Clock A. NJ. and at Centenary church NJ ~
NJ. Rev. s. A. sTREL will preach morning ah'
M chit. -...s...,.. .~... .tr.,.t..s t.-a.r
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yn1r HO.. FOR THE BROAD-STREET
DRY GOODS ESiPORIUM!-NEW GOODS! NEW
GOODS! CHEAP GQODS;. CHE E;h PC G0g9DGSh;ss
Second supply of new and cheap DRESS GOODS,
.ALPACAS.r VII TIE: GOODS. LAWNS, CASSi.
MERES, LINENS Sc, just received ut William
THALHElERS, COL Broad street:
100 pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS az 22c;
worth SIC. so pieces pretty styles DRESS G0Ol1S
ut zoe. worth Soc; so pieces new styles BESl
LAWNS at 12kc. worth 20c.: 80 pieces new styles
FRENCH ORGANIZES at 25c. 4 yard: iiLACh
ALPACAS ar 25c. worth 37c.. mt soc. worth 4Oc;
BLACK ALPACAS ut 37c. worth SOC, ut. 30c.
worth 7Oc.-give me a call on Black Alpacas Tor
bargains; BLACK GRENADINES, IN new styles,
nc all prices FROM 121 10 75c.; WHITE Pho at
DC. worth Ice, nc l24c. worth. 20c.; LACE
STRIPED MCSLINS-af nll line. very cheap; 1000
wards FRENCH VICTORIA LAWN ut 14c.
35cthis Is The cheapest goods ever offered In the
CITY; 90 yards, remnants IRISH LINEN at 5Uc
worth 75c.: 400 yards remnants IRISH lINENat
6Gc. worth 90c.; full line of all kinds OF WHITE
GOODS ut low prices; cheap STOCK. OF CASSl-
NET'E.S and LINENS for mems and boys, wear;
LINENS for ladies' suits, GItASS-CLOTltS& &c
I'm which i c:In sell bargains: 300 FRENCH-W0FE
LACE-TOP CORSETS 1t soc. would be cheap ut
soc. Call early and secure one ut
- IN. '-#.o = WILLIAM THAJ4H1MER'S,
e. "G.L a.- l.iu, lGu nn. 1901 Broad street..
:. ,KID-GLOYEt, DEPOT of WILLIAM THALHI-
AIER, COL Broad street: 500 pairs excellent TWO
BUTTON Kids 1T SOC. a. pair, In all shades. light
aud dark; 500 pairs best TWO-BUTTON KIDS ut
75c. and $1-n the latest shades. This IS an extra
good and cheap lot, and ask Il ctll from those In
want Of Kid Gloves. .arI 'IE g. ;!.. .fyimy IL
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,rYLEVY BROTHERS OPEN TO-DAY
another lot OF those cheap STRIPE and CHECK
SUMMER SILKS. my ID
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MAGIC Pen, writes without ink. iFse''
Ifl with pocket-holder. 23c. -. ..,,, nan r.
INK-EXTRACrOR viii remove INK rom ,ip,a-,
or status from cloth, SILK, &C., "l'ii'0' lily
p .iSED,CHECK DETECT0R. IL Is iniIbbu ~,
Every merchant, bank, and broker shou'a -
II. Price, s..
THE BEST iNkSTASD- G5c. ,,r 81
..Messrs. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH nave iot r.,
4 uew-fancy revolving h,sstand which Is t's"''
termed The Best."-Ricam2nd III nn14eiEE SSc1ISII
nv l5-d&w EANDoifn ---
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THIS, UNITED STATES, COURT EXPENSES
yWaShington,, May H.-TheIa Democratic
partisan press as responsible forthe present
lack of funds tor defray the expenses Of the
United States couttsg whereby ineon-
IFS occast6ned to hwyeFs and lltl-
gnatsin all partsUf thee country The fact
is, however. that etale responsibility lies at
the door, iot the former administration OF
ti,eD apartment OF o usticea There appears
TO be. no tdoabtthatthe money which;should
now ibid available to pay the ordinary and
usual expenses OF the courts was diverted
by Attorney General Taft and employed to
compensate the thousands OIL Republican
electioneering 1agonts' appointed last fall
under the gnise OF deputy marshals. The
House expressly refrained from making any
appropriation for the payment off, these peo-
pie, and she diversion of,other funds OF the
department for that urpose was acleariFio-
ilation OF law; for which Mr: TAFT ought yet
to be held accountable Ws1shaagtossf tete-
granl--R Baltimore Etlns afi 9tiies sd
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nas- COHEN. BROTHERS HAVE RE-
= GENTLY become the purchasers Oh ZoS ps NGW
!" MATTING, which they are selling far below
market value: o,,,,
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LINENS at CSC. worth &c.;
Also, LADIES' LINEN SUITS very CHEAP nt
I! my6 ~. '.c'f Ert'..# 'COHEN bhO1hGho.
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1z- FOR GOOD VALUE IN BLACK
SILKS go to f',f-. So -.
my 10 -....r Ia LEVY BRoIdEhS-
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OF, THE WEST COM
~ ING--Wly,1to see The unprece'leniedly low
prices at WHIT. OCk'S for goods, and 10 see how
two-buttonIK Kids at &c aud 75c.: those Solid ana
ncy-Stripe Hose ut 10, Is, and 20s; fhoSe E H.
and lie piaucs ~ j. G.: WH1TLOCk,
NV a. - - ~: .:'tt~ 1709 Main street.
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MT TRUE ECONOMY TEACHES US
TO Buy THE BEST GOODS WHERE THEY
CAN BE HAD At THE LOWEST PRICES.
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MEETINGS..

&c.,, 20 -. MEETINGS. -. LIZ.
A CALLED CONVOCATlON OF SEyzm
n IhFA YETTE ROYALL ARCHsZXS
!AAPTER No. 43, will be held for work ~ - "a
at the Masens' Hall, on Franklin street be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth THIS saturday
EVENING. Mt .o'clock. Candidates VIII please be
prompt All Royal Arch Masons,in good standing
are cordially invited.
. nv order OF NJ. E. H. r. ----1 -
viii go >,'> =. :. Oh ARIES LUNDiN, =.
mr. 1o-ltx d., Secretary.
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we would Eillingly comply with the re.
quest 81 our ] ynchburg friend IL ne had
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MT WE SHALL OPEN THIS DAY
another case of those WAsH-po PLINs Mt 6sc. per
ward sold everywhere at 10c., y. :. -
myi6 49, - q LEVY BROTHERS.
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NEW STOCK SPRING SHOES.-r6

CPRING GOODS. >PRlNGEl7
y GOODS.-Ladies' Fancy and Plain SlIp-R@4
pcrS-Brouze and Blnck: Laiie>'. Ms~"s y 10,
and Children's Kid Scw-Port Ties: Br"ad -,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16

The letter in our columns written by
Senator Blaine in 1870, upon the Adams
family in general and Charles Francis in
particular, is truly mighty interesting"
reading. The New York Tribune, from
whose columns we copy it. remarks edi-
torially: "Mr. Blaine's letter has never
hitherto been published, bnl it has been a
good deal talked about, and its contents
have come to be pretty we'll known in po-
litical circles. Mr.. Blaine is doubtless
quite responsible for what he says. but the
gentleman to whom the letter was sent in
December, 1915, is alone responsible for
our opportunity TO publish it,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16

to agree to a policy of neutrality, which
Mr.. Cross declared in his speech of few
nights ago. The Marquis of Salisbury.
the leader of the peace party in the Cabi-
net, threatened to retire in the event OF
the English contingent going to the Bos'
phorus, and it is now understood that the
danger of war, so far as England is con-
cerned. is at an end. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the liberal party has received
fatal wound. and that the Marquis of
Harrington will retire at an early day in
favor OF Mr.. Forster