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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

IHE DEATH OF EARL RUssELL.-Earl Rus
sell, the veteran statesman of England, died
last evening at his residence, at Richmond. i'm
the s6th year of his age. He entered Parlia-
ment In lSl3, and was an advocate of reform.
opening the assault in 1920 by moving the dis
REIMBURSEMENT of four boroughs notorious for
bribery and corruption. He was the avOwed
defender Of Queen Caroline and an advocate
OF Catholic emancipation. AS home secretary
from 1885 till lS4l, he was the handspring OF
the Melbourne ministry. During the ministry
OF Sir Robert Peel, Lord John Russell led the
opposition, and in 1916 succeeded to the pre-.
miership which he held till 1852, when he was
forced to resign the seals of office to Lord
PalmerStOn. He was again called into fbe
cabinet of the Earl of Aberdeen, and subse.
quently as colonial secretary under Lord Pal
merstOn, and after his death, i'm 1855. became
prime minister. In 1861 he was elevated to
the peerage, and as secretary of foreign af-
ialrS assumed most unfriendly tone toward
the United States in connection with the
Trent affair. In 1866 he resigned his cOnnec
ton with the ministry, and Since that time
Earl Russell has boen an unofficial supporter
OF liberal measures in the House of Lords. He
was twice married, and his son, Lord Amber
ley, succeeds to the earldOm.
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THE ATTACK ON THE PRESIDENTS TITLE
Mfr. Stephens TO Mfr. Potter.-AleXander N
Stephens has written letter in reply to Clark
son n. Potter, in which he defends his position
in regard to the resolution ordering the inyes-
tigation. He reiterates the views ALREADY en-
pressed by him against the reopening OF the
Presidential election controversy, and con-
demnS any agitation OF the subject, saying he
looks upon the whole of this proceeding con
eocted as IL was, conducted as il has been, as
most unWlSe, most unfortunate and most mis-
chleyouS Its effect will be 10 disturb The
peace, harmony and quiet of the country
Neither Mr.. Potter nor anybody else can pre-
vent 1t, and say 10 him most respectfully tina
nothing short of an immediate, general an I
firm concert of action, of the law and ord
abiding people of all parties, republicans an
democrats throughout the Union, In reprOb
ton of this investigation proceeding any fl,
ther, with view 10 disturb the President
title, such as announced by The Pennsylva. ,
democracy in their convention few DAYS a.
can arrest the most fearful conSequenc
Those who have, though innocently, sown
the wind viii reap the whirlwind. Ny @
opinion is, as have repeatedly stated l.
affair viii prove in the end either contemptii o.
farce or horrible tragedy. Whether II w
lead TO the Naturalization of our federal a
public, the result must show. But saw as
said on another recent occasion that ali so =,
words instilling in the mind of the people d;
this country the idea that Mr.. Hayes can p
bly, unseated by Congress, are delusjy
and as guileful as the whisperings of the gre
arch-fend in the shape of a toad i'm the ear Ci
Eve, from which sprung all our woes"
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Troops for the BIack Hills

DEADWoOD, ID. T., May lS.--Col. VI. V. Sher-
idan, OF Gen. Phil Sheridan'S staff. arrived
here last evening. He comes for the purpose
OF selecting suitable locations for encamp-
mentS for the soldiers now enroute 10 the hills
Three camps will be established one in the
vicinity of Bear ButteS, ten miles from Dead
WOOD, another III the vicinity of Rapids city,
forty miles distant, and third on The Little
Missouri river, eighty or ninety miles distant.
1t is thought these encampmeutS. In connec-
tion with the troops at Fort Mckinney will
afford sufficient protection from The Indians
for the Black Hills towns and routes during
the summer.
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Aucfjou Sale af CoaI

NEW YORK. May 29.-5O, ,OOO tons of Scranton
coal were SOLD to-day by order of the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Bidding was very brisk, with quick sales
lO,UO tons OF CRATE sold at 345; 10000 tons of
egg opened at S3.60, fell to S3.5715, and closed
at S3.55: 20OoO tons of stove sold quickly AT
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Train Robbers Surrounded

NALNEsTON, ILAAS, May y "A Nel1S'
special from Fort Graham says: Sam Bass,
the train rObber, with five of mis- men, is sur
rounded on Big Caddo Creek by b. Meadow.
sheriff OF Stephen Co. Meadow was reinforced
by ten men from PalO Pinto last night at two
O'Clock, and expected to make an attack at
daylight this morning. Some lighting was
done yesterday and the day before, but no
damage was done on our side Ii is not known
whether any of the outlaws were hurt"
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Little RhOdy and the Presidents

NEWPORT, X. l., May "a resolution has
Deen introduced in the legislature protesting
erford b. Hayes TO the office of President of
the United States having been settled by Con
gresS ltSe1 through commission of its own
pretence whatever -'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 29.-Ihe first an-
nual convention of the Springfield diocese of
the Episcopal church met here yesterday and
adopted resolution unanimously requesting
Rev. DR.. Seymour TO withdraw his deciination,
which action was communicated to him by
telegraph, and reply was received last night
saying: Il withdraw my declinatiOn and ac-
cept conservation in Trinity church, y. Y, on
ST. Barnabas' day"
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Fortffying against the Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2S.-A Victoria dis
patch says Col Brown, cOmmandant at the
School OF Gunnery in Ontario has arrived to
Superlntend the erection of Notifications for
The protection OF Equimanet and Victoria
Young men are volunteering for the artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

A WARNING TO SHoPKEEPERS.-In New
York on Monday the jury in the Davis Daniel
case awarded Mrs. Davis $50 damages for
false Imprisonment. DaniSol is dry goods
dealer and had arrested Mrs. Davis, who was
ont shopping, on suspicion of being shop
litter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

The REFORM SCHOOL HABEAs Conn.,
CASE, In which the mother of an eigbt-yes
Old boy George Zeigler) seeks TO regain M
CUSTODY, she having some time since mad hiIa
committed there, was called beIore Jndg.. ,..
humphreys this morning-District Attorney
W els appearing for the government and
Messrs. D. + Norris and A. X. Browne for
Wednesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

THE INVITATIONS TO THE EUROPEAN Con-
GREss issued by Germany state that it will be
held in Berlin to discuss the San Stefano urea.
marck have been largely instrumental in
bringing about the result without humiliation
to Russia or risk to England. Count Andras
sy has submitted written explanation to the
tion to the motives of the government for
aValllng itself OF the sixty million credit. and
that the measures proposed to be taken were
cles in the San Stefano treaty affect Austria' :
interests, which it is hoped the congress will
modify. Nevertheless, il is necessary that She
should prepare Tor eventualilies. The fear of
a collision between the Russian and Tnrkish
troops near the line of demarcation outside of
Constantinople has evap0rated. The Rus
SLAMS nave withdrawn from Perinji, and the
work on the Notifications has greatly relaxed
under the prospect of peace. The officers on
Doth sides are indulging i'm pleasure excur-
SiOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

lNsUBoRDINATE CoLLEGIANs-A telegram
from Annapolis, Md, May2 sayS:-St. Johns
college students here have caught the spirit of
nSubordlnaiiOn that is i'm the colleges Last
Friday hight the students desired to nave one
OF their occasional hops in McDowelrS haIl,
where all the college entertainments are held
and, as usual, made the formal application to
the faculty. Their request was deemed an un-
precedented act. As the arrangements for Ine
hop were already made the students were de-
cidedly provoked, and especially SO as their
rivals in the affections of the young ladies of
Annapolis, the cadet midshipmen, have the
llgors OF naval discipline sufficiently relaxed
10 give them the privilege of a dance once a
week. On Saturday afternoon the campus was
moved, and that night at one o'clock the stu
dents were discovered by the janitor filling
Mcdowell hall with hay. On being hailed they
scampered off. Last night they were more
successful, and got through their work of
making hay loft of the hall without being
disturbed. The business manager of the COZ
lege paper was among the insubordnates, and
the work is evidently in the hands of the
graduating classes. Their trial before the
faculty takes place tomorrow.
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Betting on the Derby,
THE MaHkRIS.

LONDON, May 2s.-The betting on the Derb,
Sir Joseph WI
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The RESIGNATION of Ist Lieut.. j. Thos. J
Spencer, 10th cavalry, has been revoked.

Ay-An extensive forest fire ia raging in tba
vicinity of Wareham, Mass. Some 1000 or
5,eeo acres OF wood have already been de.
stroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

ACQUITTED.-Emma Bethel, who has been
on trial at Camden, n. j., for the murder by
poison of Reckless Bishop, has been acquitted
by the jury under instructions of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

AT Thirty-nine horses were sold at the
Cedar Park farm auction, Philadelphia, ON
Monday, the aggregate receipts, however, be-
ing but vi, ,7l0.
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AND STOCKS,

United States Bonds of all kinds.
District of Columbia Bonds OF various issues:
washington and George etoWn Quarterly Stock:
Municipal and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, bought
and sold by LEW Is JOHNSON CO, Bankers,
mar16-G 10Th st. and Penna, avenue
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Revolution i'm the Argentine Repub.

New YORK, May 29-A La Plata letter of
Aprll 10Th say : that revolution took place in
ihe state OF Santa Re, Argentine Republic
beginning al The capital, the city of Santa Fe
on the night OF the l4th of April, continuing
through the next day. The government being
aiult9 u WIN American repeating rifles, de
teated the insurgents killing y and wOunding
- IN mat city. Governor OriOndO cowardly
lied TO the parapet OF church until his soldiers
were victorious. he then ordered all the dead
refusing 10 allow their relatives 10 bury them
SeNerai insurgents were captured. The city
o1 Rosario is also held 10y the government
troops, but III other PORTIONS of the state the
insurgents have been successful The town of
Corondo was captured by the rebels, its gov
eTnmenl garrison defeated, and its commander
Killed. lie insurgents include nearly all the
beSl families of the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Representatives Phillips, 'tner,
MCGOWAN, Cole, Pollard, Rainey, Campbell and
Robinson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

The PLYMOUTH arrived at the Pensacola
navy yard this morning. She has been on a
cruise in the Gulf and West Indies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

CPRENtIDALE.-Th popular Summer Re-
- sort, situated three miles east of the -
Blue Ridge, snd the terminus of the TH.NY
W. \ q. X. r., is particularly attractive sl..s9.
to OicehOieTS, having the advantage of IUufIi,II,
and evening trains. There is large lawn afTUTIing
abundant shade pavilion, Cruquet grounds. and
other Places Cf amusement. References given and
required. Address Z. +. POW ELI, SncFerS-
vile, LoUdOn county. Va. my20 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

Gov. DENNIsON's Son DANGEROUSLY ILL.,
a private note from Governor Dennison to a
friend in this city, dated yesterday, states
that his youngest son perry is very ill with
Inflammation of the brain, and but little
hopes are entertained of his recovery The
lad is general favOrIte with the friends of
the family, is about II years of age, and it is
probable the visit of the Governor will be
prOtracted by the unexpected turn in the dis
ease, which was at first reported as malarial
fever.
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DANIEY SPRINGS,
IN a. lfI0 tt.s+ 1bIVp Tide

In 2 CuO feet above Underwater.
NEAR HARRISONBURG VA.
Capacity 3 large hotels with acCUmmoda-
tions for 700 guests Appointments first YH!EA
class. 0psn JUNE Is b. Rates 81 90 per 44s1+4A~l
day SI2 so per week: $40 per month. For lurt
particulars address DR.. W. ID. HOPKINS, HIr-
TISCnbUrS. Va. my2O-eOlSt
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BIOCK ISLAND, IL. L.


- A.
Alum, Chalybeate and Sulphur Waters; IO bar;
mountain air: 2, ,OGO IT. above tide water; 4 4.
large lawn. Special rates to guests a-riv- YG.fA
ing i'll May June to remain twocr three n.ftIEE
months. For terms and pamphlets address
my7-1m A. j.. MYERS, Proprietor,
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D1sCHARGED.-SOme thirty temporary clerks
Werk discharged this afternoon at the Patent
Office.
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~ BUFFALO LITHIA.
NS HUNYADI JANOS,
And APPOLLINARIS
SPRING WATERS,
Just received
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
marl4-tr 1929 PENNA. AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

THREE ENGLIsHMEN who called to pay their
respects to the President to-day had their
cards embellished with photographs of them
head only, are placed in the upper right hand
corner, ,and are supposed to be the new British
wrinkle in the way of visiting cards for gen.
temen.
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APOLLINARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
HiaHIQ EHea.reacenf.

APPROVED by the academic de Medicine of
France, and Its sac in France authorized by Spe-
ctGL order Of the French Government.
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THORITIES in New York as
"A great relief for sea-sickneSs.''
"a delightful beverage
Far superior to Vichy, Seltzer, or any other
Most grateful and refreshing.''
ABS soluteiy pure and wholesome; superior te all
for daily use; free from ali ithe objections urged
against Croton and artihciaily aeratod waters. -
'.Impregnated only with its oW gas
useful and very agreeable -
'Heaehful and We'll suited for DyspeDsia and
cases of acute disease.
Mildly antacid; agrees well with Dyspeptics
anC where there Is gOuty diathesiS.' ~
BY Tar the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
vine: useful in Catarrhs of Stomach or Bladder
anu in Gout.''
Not only luxury. but necessity,
To be had of all Wine Merchants, GrOcers, Drug.
sists, and Mineral Wafer dealers throughout the
United States. and wholesale Of
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the tour per cent. loan to-
day Amounted to S127.000
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The Situation i'm TurLo

LONDON, May 29-It was reported in Con
SlanlnOple yesterday, simultaneously with the
changes IN The government already annOunc
eu, thal hedt faSha, former minister of war
and a contdante of Mahamoud Damad will
succeed Phiad PaSha, and that Osman and
Mukhtar fasha have been appointed 20 com
mandS IN Asa. The SuperSeding OF Sadyk
PaSha, chief of the ministry, by Rasbdi PaSba
and the designation of the latter as grand vi
ner, is dlStlnctiy reactionaTy step. Rashdi
however, is an advocate of neace
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
re venue, $3OS, ,9S4 so: customs. $293, ,26997.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

GOVERNOR HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania, is
in the city. He made short call on the Pres
ident today
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COMMISSIONER BRYAN AND THE NEW DIS
TRICT GOVERNMENTAL has been known for
some time to the intimate friends of Commits
sioner Bryan that he had declared, both YER
bally and in writing, his absolute unwilling
ness to accept a COmmissionership under the
proposed new government. We learn that he
is preparing to resume his profession immedi-
ately upon the new bill going into effect, and,
therefore, the many applications now being
made to Mr Bryan for appointment to the
boards under the new Commissioners are in
vain, as under no circumstances will he be a
Commissioner OF have a voice in those ap-
pOintmentS.
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PRACTICAL RESUMPTION. - The Canadian
commissioner of customs has given notice that
in consequence OF the near approximation of
gold, silver and paper currency, no discounts
will hereafter be made on American invoices
until further notice
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HDRIGHT HOUSE.
LITHIA SPRINGS,

ID MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
Waters welI-nigh specific in Stone or -
CGicUk. Diabetes and IRfGmRGti0R Cfy:!AY
the iHC'fer. Waters. in cases of SIX ga es5lksl
Ions. So PEI case at the Springs. STOTT x CRuh-
WILL, Agents, Washington, II. Z. TestimO-
mails sent to any address. Springs open Tor visit
june LIST. THOMAS +. GOODE
my 2D-e, I3 S4tk Proprietor.
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IHE POTTER INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Up to half past two O'Clock the Potter investi.
eating committee had not met. their presence
being required in the House, owing to the
close party vote on the adjournment resOlu-
tion. 1t has been however decided to conduct
the investigation with closed doors, and send
sub committees to Florida and louisiana 1t
is thought that no testimony will be taken in
this city until the return of the perambulating
subcommittee.
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FRED,K DE barry L Co,

Nos. ii & 43 Warren st., ,Netr York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered yellow
pictorial label of the Apolinaris Company IIimit-
eol, London. aug20-m, W, ,eow, 1y
> LIB. CANS sPICED COVE OYSTERS, for
<, ods, from the bankrupt sale Of j. G. Mahony a
Cc.'s Canning Establishment, Baltimore, just
tie thing for fishing parties.
Tbree-ply Garden Rose, 10 cents foot.
At JAMES GUILDS, southeast corner Penn.
sylvania avenue and 10th street, mVlO-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

ID THE FAMOUS
pS MISSISQUOI SPRING WATER
Which for nearly half a century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES of KIDNEY DISEASES,
DYSPEPSIA and CANCER, may be had of all
Druggists. Its curative properties are almost
miraculous. For Pamphlets, containing remarka-
Bile cures, address MIsSISQUOI SPRINGS, Frank
lin county, Vermont. ap1-m, f.6w
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THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT Just made to the
Secretary of the Treasury shows that during
the ten months of the current fiscal year ended
April 3Oth, the excess of exports over imports
OF merchandise was $227, ,625,441 and the excess
OF specie and bullion exports, 81, ,2S3, ,5l4.
1T IS ABOUT SETTLED that Gen. Witcher. of
West Virginia, an eX- Union soldier, is to sue
ceed Pension Agent Cox, of this city, who re-
tires on the 1st Of July next.
COMMISSIONER DENNIsoN's SUCCESSOR
The President has come to no conclusion as to
Commissioner Dennison's successor 1t is
thought to be more than likely that he will, be
fore making the appointment, consult the
wishes OF the Citizens Committee of One Hun
dred, not, however, with the understanding
that the choice of the committee for the place
is to be binding on him.
ANOTHER STRAW.-It is we'll established by
the experience of the P. o. Department that
the amount of mails may be taken as an indi-
cation of the condition of business. In this
connection a comparison between the amount
of mail going in and out of New York on roads
running south and west for thirty days in 1877
and for corresponding thirty days in 1878, is
of interest. For 1877 the amount of mail was
LIS, ,5l3 pounds going into the city and 5.l0S.
6S2 coming out; a total of 6SiS l95; for 1874 the
amount going in was l,797, OBJ pounds cominS
out 5,542,6s2, a total of I, ,3339, ,693. : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29

~ NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
tcP LOt-hOIdcIS of OAK HILL CEMETERY
COMPANY viii be held in the Office, at the Gene
tery, on MONDAY, June 3, 1878, at p m., for
the purpose of eecting a Board of Managers to
serve for the ensuing year. BY order.
mN2O-eOtd JAMES GOSZII Err, Sec'y.
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kilograms to The Star.
EUROPEAN PEACE CONGRESS-
FOrtifying Against Fenians.
ARGENTINE REVOLUTION,
TROOPS FOR THE BLACK HILLS.
EUROPE TODAY.
Austria Getting warIikc-

LONDON, May "A dispatch To the P,ll
Mai Gazette from Berlin says Prince Bismarck
has been ordered by his physicians not 10 take
part in the congress, as personal attendance
might prove too exciting and laboTiOus for him
In the present condition of his health It i
probable, however, that he will attend at the
close Of the deliberations and give his per
Sonal sanction tn the nrncnedinrs
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NEW STOCK OF
II 4 X Il 3 o l. 8,
With Fancy Handles, 81. 90, 81 % 81 So 81 7b
". 90, 81. 80, $500, etc.
IVORY HANDLES.
PEARL INLAID HANDLES,
FRENCH HORN HA NDLES
IL Plain and Twilied silk. Is inches, 20 inches,
z inches, "A inches, az
c. NJ. TOWSON cos,
CSC Pennsylvania are,.ae.
my4-tr South Side.
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ny
To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood &C., viii send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
~asdiscovered by missionary in South America.
Beh self addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
city. Sep2b-eO&k1y
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LADIES FINE BOOTS for Spring wear OF my
own make Tor sale az very reasonable H
JAS. II. VERMILYA,
$40 Ssa street.
Opposite Patent Ones.
banieS Boots and shoes made to order q; short
nOIeS. marSQ-tr
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LADIES' GOODS.
IMPORTATlONs,

y
kepTeSeT ting the largest and most diversified stock
of LADI ES' SUITS in Linen, PercaIe. Gingham.
White, COoTed and Figured Lawns. and t;u6lring;
Percae and Lawn WraI parS; Circulars, listers,
Robes De Voyage.
Also, several very beautiful and new designs in
M MuSliR and ValencienneS SUITS for Commence
ments, all at lower prices than any previous season.
Nj WILLIAM
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G~ HATHORN
BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS,
Just received, fresh from the Springs.
W. 8. THOMPSON,
anl3 703 18th st.