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B,stEY xrwssI1ssIs.

BRIEF xxTs -s-- -
Is The Democratic cancus sent on pot the be
CaIygtoI 10 zee liz Hny enter| tstn 8. ne Tslh-
s,ef fellow was ON the sky Zig t.. s.;
Hostile Repnbltsans are circulating very;
bad reports about Mr. HouE. keppnilcan
member from Ten1essee, and Mr. Davidson.
Of Florida (Dem0cratb today pronounced
me statement OF Mr.. Russs4I az epuDiicanb
of North Carolina, that a membe OF tne
recent returning. board is In the Pen1fen-
fsise.-TiIe speech was not mnue IN
the House by Mr.. RUSSELL, but WIS PRINTED
Ri the Record as II delivered. 6
Mr.. Cofrott, OF Tennsyiy was pssy
sending ofl.. as., lie Thought. bis own
anpeches. but. on opening one. teund tney
were the speeches 81 Mr. House, of iIennes.
see. Ia the hurry OF folding and sealing Up
millions Of speeches mistakes are bound %
General Ben Garrison, Of Indiana, 4
grandson 81 the President, was on the fl y
Of the. House To- day srr@s -
The Greenback organs the Hte,o, maze It's
Appearance to-day, and contained 1nter-
views with Green OK congressman Inose
from the South talk about the BourDon
Democracy, andaall afe.for separate or
ganization aud ticket in 1880.
Mr.. r. T. Boisseu, OF the = ssociateop
Press, wellknown'iniR tchmond,* IS serious
General Sherman IL to make big financial
speech wilhelm Ohio. e
The subscriptions ito refunding certlh'
Gates TO-DAY amounted to over 500, 600. To
date they exceed S6, 900, 600. u go :,
Members of the Peace Congress called or
the President to-day, when MIR. Love, o.
yPbiiadelphia, nude a speech, TO which Mr
Hayes replied. - '@h'. - :,
Iaborers are preparing breediDg-pond'
near the buse OF the Washington monument
for breeding carp and other hsh. 49,.
|. y;Colone1 A.. S. Buford was here this after.
noon, and left for Richmond by the 5:2(
train. Messrs. Henry EXalI and Samuel u
Hicks, OF Richmond, also left by the same
train for home. ,'I&f
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irIlllllplal anll.
,sY,Nr, 4 8. {. 8, 1870.
r,efy the Veto


I I, i. nd, .nrprislng that some yosins I'm
sn;ulsiYes should infer from me desisra!aoa
81 HE opinion BIZ shiss tnas y. ssoss y
e neit,,er WISE nor. advantageous % prcss
IN. ,,ncsi II lie OBJ ectionabse laws coap iea
-.,.ns the s'pproI ,ristions. thst We courses
/. .,s,f,nc 10 the President. This y an an un.
S.r way. Of stating the ease exactly sul1eo
"a ono inconside rnte ard reckless d'spos ".
lions Of such persons, The PRESIDENT nus
da,s no more Than De Is constitute sr-
shor,zsd 10 do, snd Congress cannot sur
nonnt his act.;a IL must be recognized ana
respected. shall ccass ess undertake TO
stop appropriation TO tue army with no
strength TO override the yetos Thai Wo 'l'4
he the madness Of the neon i;
Wholly uniustifable, e would draw doan
upon the Democrats . popular dls' 'a % 'na.
S would throw them into q caiamitous TOSS %
!. mower. aThey did right TO seek TO rad Ine
country OF the Objectionable laws Dut .ney
would be guilty 81 the most grieyous lau''
ID essay Che ioFceful islodgement OF tne
president from his constitutional position.
II il quite epougbitha the relative positions
I or Congress aud The President are Whastney
are. and the pertinent question which should "a
lead TO wise determination in the minds o.
really sensible; and patriotic persons 's'
q And what will you do about it9" II thae
does lot lead to the only unavoidable con-
clusion there is not wisdom OF inteliect SUI
fcient to illumine the way.
But the most wild and utterly intellectual
suggestion In the premises is to give up no.
thing. What is there 10 hold on 10 inere
is co room for debate.
The Congress is going to do right. IL IS
going to pass the army appropriations anu
it Is going to pass bills destroying the rignt
! OF the PRECEDENT to march soldiers to tue
/, polls, and to intrRde supervisors there and
to prescribe test-oaths, and leave to him the
responsibility OF acting npon them un1n-
numbered with other subjects. 1t has been
an evil to unite Two or more subjects 10
bills for the purpose OF forcing the Federa.
Executive or party to accept objection
able measures rather than lose some that are
desirable or necessary to the public good.
as This mode of smuggling through: laws IS
old. and rs vicious as it is old. The Demo
Gratis were not censurable for pursuing the
very coursetbat has often been followed TO
foist upon bills things Objectionable that
could not have been carried upon their in-
dependent merits. Some Of the very re-
pusive and tyrannical laws they desire to.
repeal were originally passed in that very
manner, and Mr.. HAYES himself was re-
strained by consistency from Directing TO
the manner of eoupling-thc repeal OF these
measures with an appropriation.
But all this cannot deny to the President
tue constitutional right to his veto, and
cannot give to Congress the constitutional
right to override the. veto when it has not
got tie power. And "what,are you going
to do about lt?" a simple war OF obsti-
macy ut such time would be. Of course,
nothing more than q war Of g hoodlums." ~
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A PasD1cTIoN.-We put the following

A PREDICTI0N.--We put the .IolloWlns on
record: ........ y
nThat is the voice CT Cassandra. We
believe they 1.-THE election laws] will be re-
pealed. And nolo. Congress should sit en-
DernaneaGe until the fraudulent and usurp-
ing President abate bis arrogance and pre-
tensions within constitutional limits. In
this we do not speak for Virginia, nor the
South, nor the Democratic party, but for
liberty, for the Constitution, for the Gov
erpment our fathers framed-for the Union
itselftl:! HOmeric laughter will follow the
defeated Congress which sceaks away to
hide its humiliation. 1t would degrade
wrath and vengeance to wreak them on q
crew so false and recreant."
Would that there were any prospect OF
success in such contest: But there Is not,
The laws regulating congressional elections
will not be repealed. The North is too
nearly solid against IL. We predict that
they will not be repealed. The most that
the Democrats can achieve will be the repeal
OF the iurors'-test-oath law and the law al
lowing troops to be called upon to preserve
the peace ut the polls. III
HoMHR's heroes were instructed not to
fight against the ineyitnble--that Is the
inevitable. The Democrats ought to be as
wise. Let them take all they can get, and
not refuse to get rid OF the army and test.
oaths because they can't get rid OF deputy
marshals and supervisors. They ought to
and will pass the appropriation bills With
out Objectionable riders.
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g. q ,ss;sssAs, iS,Iz,Yssgs
MAY, 1879. NAY, 1879. /
NJ THIRD SUPPLY
Z OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
3S3sa 1sa At 1861 4
TTIALEfsfER BROTHERS.,
col BROAD STREET. zs-
col BROAD STREET.

So P Rsss. BLACK and ootokED BUsrIses at
4s. pieces BLACK, and COL oREn eALL-wooL
An immense STOCK Of DRESS GOODS oil. all kinds,
SO pleees ts ssss LAWNS at
P S t qE2h E4x =. 81 sss
% pieces new styles MADRAS GrSeHAms Just
received: also, large lot OF other styles ut low
An Immense I'm s line Of FRENCH CORDED PIQuEs.
sShN LA MsiS x5cT saa ha~N &u e
GOODS, ut prices that cannot be met. -
we viii, offer our stock Of BL ACK CACHEMIREs
and ALPACAs at lweniy per cent. below regu-
lar value, to reduce the very large stock on hand.
LAcE.sTRIPED and CHEGKED BgNTINGs; :.
very low prices. Call and see them. T.
PARAsoLs! IARAsoLs!
LOPED LINED. PARASOI.s. and large line
of other st, les. These are the pret:iesr and
cheapest OF the season.
CORsETs. COssETs! CORsETs!
Over 100 dozen GoRSETS.. which must be sold.
we able to offer he best goods for the Inoucy.
Look at our soc, 75c., aud 81 CORSET.
80 pieces woRsTED CHENILLE PRINCES at
Ice. yarf-al the new ard best shaces To
"a pieces BLAt K-sILK PRINCES. for capes and
trimming, from 25c. to S1.50 yard This Is 4
yer! large aud cheap line.
BLACK FRENCH LACIfS. BRETON LACES,
ToKCHsN LACES, IMITATION yALEN-
CIENSFS for trimming, and other LACES:
400 pieces HAMBURG EDGlNGS from to 1Oc.
For bargains call and see them.
We have also full line OF SILK and LACE
SCARFS, BRETON and ERENCH.LACE
SCARFS, RIBBONS. SILK MUFFERS, BOWS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY Of AL kinds al the lowest
prices.
We have now full line Of he latest styles Do
MESTIC PAPER FASHIONS. Sole agents for
Broad street. TRALHiMER BROTHERS,,
nv 3-S,AI&W 'G0l Broad street.
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~ The Wyibfyille Dispatch publishes iess
tiers showing that It did not knowingly mis-.
represent General j. A. WALKER. General
AAHosE's letter states the case fairly for
both sides, We Judge.
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TO ExCURSHONISTS,

TO ExCDRSIONISTS.
THE VIRGINIA sEisIgzssl
- 49,. . STEAMBOAT COMPANY :. : -
offers for The coming season, during the months of
Nav June, August, aud September, the following
unprecedented low rates for church, society, mill
tary and other organizations,
EXCURSIONS
on the Elegantly furnished aud fast
IRON STEAMER ARIEL,
:- Captain u. c. Clifford,
toOLD POINT, NORFOLK, &c-rtz:
For any number over twenty-five persons. only
FL per head Tor the round nj will be charged, win
the understanding th all organizations shall charge
80 per head for the round trip.
Children under five years free.
TItKETS GOOD FOR ONE WEEK.
It will thu; be seen that small excursions have an
equal chance with the urge, and that the handsome
" PROFIT OF 81 PER HEAD
is guaranteed to all organizations that make e1cur
ons on the ARIEL.
Such an opportunity for making so large profit
has never been enjoyed by excursion parties before.
and The round-irip tickets have never been placed
at SO low figure. -''.
ON MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
the company will accept 25 cents per head. pro-
vided its proportion Is not less than sou nrganl-
cations will Ike privileged to sell REFRESHMEhI =
for their sole benefit. Ardent spi its or malt liquors
It is very important that all organizations con-
may prefer as early rs possible.
Very Fe'p {: s. TxiruM, superintendent,
ms 5-lw -'.,.a..- 80. 903 Main street.
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Forty-sixth COngress--.Firzf session.
~ = ,as''}. WASHINGTON, 3lay 8, 1870.
s. - '' ''st' SENATE.
The Senate was not In session to-day.

- SENATE. .-.,
The Senate was not In session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Davidson. Of: Florida, called attention
to the speech OF Mr.. Russell, of North Caro-
lima, us printed in the Record (though not
deliyered,, and pronounced some OF its
STATEMENTS rs wholly and absolutely untrue.
He added that the fippant manner in which
members charged fraud on others was alto
gether unbecoming the station which they
occupied; to which Reed, o! Milne, re-
sponded (sarcastically) That is So" -.
. At the expiration OF the morning hour
the House resumed the consideration OF the
bill reported from the Coinage Committee
amending the statutes relating to coinage
and coin and bullion certificates. p" I.
Mr.. Warner, OF Ohio, offered al amend
ment providing that gold and silver bullion
which shall become the property OF the Gov
eminent by the return OF certificates to the
Treasury in payment OF dues thereto shall
be coined and paid out the same as other
money. He made an argument in suDport
OF his substitute; after which Mr.. Clatilin.
of Massachusetts. obtained the floor. and
the House adjourned; whereupon Demo-
cratic caucus was announced TO be held
forthwith.
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SALT RHEUM.
LIFE A BURDEN FROM THE suFFER1NGs CAUSED
BY THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE.


try 4 BURDEN FROM THE suFFERINGs CAUSED
By THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE.
Messrs. Weeks & Potter Gentemcn,-P Please
accept my most grateful thanks for The great. very
great, comfort have received from the use OF your
CUTICURA. .,.... .-.-..
For the past eight or nine years have been trou-
bled with that dreadful disease Salt Rheum.
For months would be help!ess-my very LIE
burden to me.
i have used everything in the shape OF medicine,
both external AMI internal. but with no effect.
MY hands wrr re In terrible condition, the bacss
Of them being all raw, and thought Weuld try
tried it. and t.! It was as IL a miracle had been
performed. for will take my oath that in TIL &c a-
p'ications my hands were as smooth rs new born
babes. T.. ...:'.. 5....E t. t-
I presume there are hundreds, If not thousands,
who know OF my case, among whom there may be
some one similarly afflicted. and II so would earn
estly ADVISE INN 10 give CUTlCCRA trial. IS ..
Yours, very thankfully,
+ = - 49,. A. D. BAKER,
s-a-.. -. - Ticket Agent &. s. K. Il.
DETROIT JUNCTION, DETROIT, MICH, January
80, 1879. .......... ...
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me- NEW GOODS! NEW Styles

II NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods arc of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ric., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. beg to inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made mp In
the latest styles and by the best workmen, ut PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed o..
1900. JOHN G. SHAFER, Merchnnt Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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TETTER OR SALT RHEUA1 ON THE HANDS
..-,,... r. CURED. l F- . ..-!
A GRATEFUL LETTER

~5fessrs. Weeks & Potter: GentIemen,-llav-
ing Dreu troubled Tor many years with the Tct!cr.
or Salt Rheum AMI spent many n hard. earned dol
lar, l was given trial OF your CGTICURA; and
thank God. my hands arc wen. never haa ahS-
thing do me good like thIt 80 500,
You may put this In The paper and welcome, ana
may II do some other Door sufferer the iame soon
n las done me! I am well known here having
lived here almost fifteen years and he boardrfs
for Il living, and sometimes my heart was sore,
thinking i would have 10 give up altogether with
NV sorc hands, and having u small family to take
care Of; but oh. thank God my hands are well; So
again return thanks. T. s..y--
80 Yours respectfully. ,, ,,-c-1Ey
L1TTLEroN, n. L., May 80, 1878.
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1oLLINs's VoLTAIC -

C>:C-:-- -. =, ELECTRIC PLASTERs.
Placed over the centre OF the nervous forces, the
pit of The stomach they furnish the ab.orbents with
that marvellous vitaliznE and restorative agency,
Electricity united with. the curative properties OF
our own fragrant Balsans and Pine For Weak ond
Sore Lungs Palpitatiou OF the Heart, Painful Kid
neys. Livcr-Compl aint, Bilious Collie, WeaA Stomach
and Bowels. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and Sciatica.
they are the best remedy in the world. my5
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NEW GOODS! NEW BU>Iyr>~r

-
We invite the ladies am The rufli. - .,,,..-
call and examine our cIr"fuiiv-. l,..,.I . -
Of FANCY GOODS. MOTIONS. ant !nlWNI,>
We name In part '''''''
Ladies' and Misses Goves. IN 3lI the l,,..,s,.,
lace auh rubber tops. Lt,'c Gts,. ard J.,
Gloves every quality ~ =. 3. !. and q ltt,'
and especially call attention To- our rrl.n.
Princess OF Wales AMI llt:rt, s,..n,ir... =.
full line OF Ais>cs 2-Buli"u kIiauu str. g.,
IN whifc, opera sh''i">. aud street rnlur..
Ladies' ard Mi.s..s' Fans w ru,i,r.S y,,c,. r.
the Tiny chiId'> TO ihe hrgrst-.iAc r,ia,.In,iI
Hosiery In NIL qua'ticS-Whitc 1El Fancy -,
BalbrIggans. and Iislt-Threai:
Buttons and TRIMMINGS. SIX, >a;ins. Sill
WorStcd FringrS In al >nafrs AMI u,t,rrn,.
SILK Ties Bows. aud Alsatii Bows for ,hr bar,
Cuffs and Collars. ana inaay other new sty,
fancy goods;
Our Ladies' and Infant.Drc,s Dcpar;meu, y
with pretty articles.
Call early and give liz n ra'l. 1T
aD1S LEVI fIFNI R'S t;oT Ern,I -,
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Fire Record.
STABLES BURNED AT NEWPoRT-oNE NAN AND
FIFTY HORSES LOST.

q.
STABLES BURNED AT NEwPoRT-oNE MAN AND
FIFTY HORSES LOST.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., May "a fire this
morning destroyed the stables of james
Colvin on State street, IN Newport, WITH
most Of their contents, and partially de-
stroyed q rope walk and six adjoining cot
tages. Colvin lost fifty out OF eighty horses.
He has no insurance. Total loss, $4,000.
John Timmany, hostler. known rs "Bos'
ton jack" persisted in the flames.
MAcH1NE-sHoPs. AND PATTERN-woRKs BURNED.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May 3.-The main
building, containing the machinc-shops az d
patterli-rooms, OF the Pacific Iron-Works
was destroyed by 'fre|this morning. The
building was large two-s!ory structure,
and contained large amount OF valuable
machinery. The loss Is estimated at $4,000;
Insurance $4,000. The fire was probably
of incendiary origin.
BALTIC woOLLEN MILLS PARTLY BURNED.'
PHILADELPHIA May "A fire in the
Baltic Woollen Mills last night damaged the
machinery and stock to the extent OF $4,000
toS1G,00O; fully insured.
Boston, May 3.-A fire broke out IN the
upper story Of the Waring Hat Manufac.
turing Company's shops, al the State prison,
to-day just after the convicts had LETT for
dinner, destroying 100 feet OF the new
prison workshops recently erected against
the battlcment walls, and wooden build
ing in rear, used for making hats. Loss,
$40, 600; insured for $4,000.
BURNED TO DEATH.
CINCINNATI. May 3.-The drum-house OF
The coaI-works near Pomeroy. Ohio, was
destroyed by fire about l O'Clock Thursday
night, and two men. who had crawled in
there to sleep, were burned to death.
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HUTZLER BROTHERS,
625 BROAD STREET.

! This new and eu'crprising firm Is con,,,n.,
ceiving new additions 10 their alre,dy ..
stock OF FANCY GOODS. TEIMMIyc. ~, "a.
ELKY, &c. Opened and ready for in.,Ic,, AZ
week. a lew line or " Z!
SAT1NS, all shades. II 73c WORT, &. ,,a-
fl.25. at Il % wort; 81. 50. XXI = sc. W.
RIBBUSS-Two Tones. piair ard rInri,, =. ::
d. &. and Satin, at 81. worm IL; w..
worth 20c.. nj zoe. worth 3Jc ar,, 80, Al J..
the finest qualities; "p"A!
LACES-T0rchons aud Erc,orna, -.
Whlfe-a very full! line at very los, avg q
DC. worth lOc.. al &c. worth lie q. hI'rr.
3Jc, ut pc. worth 45c.. al ( IT, - We: ""-
Also. new HE Of BUTTONS. d" CO.,
ONE PRICE ONLY. DNE PRICE n>.,,.
iap.gl ''''.i.
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The e,uTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS IL POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 36o
Washington street. Boston, anu are Tor sale ny al
,irIsitists. Price Of CUTICURA: Small Joxcs, SOC.
l:r:c boxes, containing TWO and one half times the
0uantity OF small, 81 RESOLyENT. 81 per bottle.
7Sc S,''S 80. my 5
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PICNIC.

MONDAY, MAY 5, 1879, THERE WILL
WI be a GRAND PICNIC given nnaer me
auspices Of tlie WEST-EN BENEFICIAL'ASD
SOCIAL SOCIETY ut The West. Eud Park. head of
Marsh1lI street. KESSNICH'S BAND will be In
atendance Gentlrman's ticket. Soc: ladies, free.
Dancing TO commence ut oc lock z. III.
- : -, my 18th, S&M3t
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS POSSESS FA
CILITIEs FOR OFFERING BARGAINS NOT
EQUALLED SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
THEIR DISPLAY IS IMMENSE

. THEIR DlSl'LAG IL lolhCNSE.
Among Thousands Of other bargains they will
offer this W. OK
Is pieces HEAVY GROS-GRA SILK at s., 90,
csc and 81 per yard.
8 pieces OF Bun NETS 1T 81 Is:
GROS-GRAiN TRIMMING-SlLKSa At Csc:
SATIN and WATCHED NTkIPED M 81: 25:
An im'r ense lot OF BLACK and COLORED SATtNS
from 6Jc. no: . - ~
GUINET'S BLACK SATIN FINISH SILK at
$3.50, heretofore Soldat UPWARDS Of 80;
Also. GUINET'S CAGHEMIKE SATlN-FGNISli.
The most superb manufactured, III Sl.S5, $3.50,
and 265 for quality valued II fully $50:
Also. 4 large stock of BROtiADE SILKS and
SATINS in Black, Dark, Medium, and Light
shades:
Also, CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS IN their
various new effects;
Handsome SILK GRENADINES at sJc.. including
RROcADt. In STRIPED, and other effects;
MEXICAN MESH and many Other GRENADINES
much below market value: .
In MOURNING-DRFS FABRICS they offer the
fullest variety Of the most superior manusac-
Also, IS pieces SEASIDE and FRENCH BUNT-
ING al reduced prices. ...- ap20
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IIt,ORlCE. &c.
DURE SPANISH LlCoki'H L.

nTRE SPANISH Lltohl'|'
fresh supply OF the -rILAE" 'E'"'' "'
cent importaIions. ,,So rrn -!
SOFT "a" CRUSHED, GRAN " ,,y,r.
GRA ! E sHG;a and EXTRA nENf
ToSouA BEANS. GLYCkk'>" .rr..
on. And GUNS; for bGt.1viE$xronr A"S", :.
Y G. GROWN Llcok't ,1s,,+to s,.n.l, :.
,urers t 10 our G. 1a H., ' sti1i
%s hsss s!.S r si s. PUNK rf Hs IS FEs'SSsO
GRAPE S.PiE SUGAR, extra heavy r sSItvAGs g.
zap H.. g..
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE SELL
ING LACE RUCHING ut SC. per ward;
FRESCH-W OVE CDRSETS tco'orcd) at DOC.
worth 75c. : ABDOMINAL 600 .bonr) Ut Soc
Thousands Of pairs of Ladies' and ChiIdren's HOSE
ut much below market value -
WHITE MATING At 12E and 15c.: COLORED
at Is and 1879:
A large STOCK OF MATING and FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS. ap 20
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THE NEWS YER q
rnon. AIL:pAa or. THE EonL y

,N.rEaEsT1Sd IATfER FROM wAsHISa-
ToE-AcrIoS 'uF-THr DEMoCR ATTIC 'cxu-
-cus.coAMsTTEE-A BILL (WHICH Paks Sc
s pENr HAYES WILL PROBABLY sIGN-THE
; SILVER BILL-oTHER CONGRESSIONAL.
.*ssNEwtsTlrE AD6VEETIsT AfURbERER--
FIRES At v.AKreUs PofsTs A1lRgsTs OF
PENSION AGENTS. AT NEW YoRK-THE
TRIAL OF cox FOR THE KILLING OF
COLONEL ASTON, &C, &c. .$
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Funeral &c the 100 Mr.. H.I.

PHu.ADELPHIA, May 3.-The funeral OF
the late Sarah Josepba. Hale took place this
afternoon. and in accordance with the ex-
pressed wish oil, Mrs. hale previous to her
death, was very quietly conducted. The
Episcopal service for the dead was read by
Right Rev. Bishop VI liam. Bacon Stevens :
after which the remains were conyeyedito
Laurel Hlll Cemetery, Nhese the inteTmsnt
took place. 80. I: 1s
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rSDERTAKERS. &C.

VUANDLER Il SlNNOTl i, -
u USDERTAKERs ANh cAbIH"
- MAKERS. ,S >kyrS::
NO. ~ H ASp klGHrM sIH.E s,,,; line al ...s,
furnish everything III the undr''.,A ,tcoa u a ~
/, r, drced prices aud Oh the nIoSt iii.T.Mt "!u
ltrnIS.
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|NFRSsF. HUrZLER, 525 BROAD a8s
Vxl STREET, has the MOST FASHION, SM$tSg
ABLE MILLINERY,a ami II lower prtcesJMsSSe
than can be found elsewhere IN the city. FAYAL
HATS q. 95c.: vlOLETs at SC. PEE dozen. Al
other mticles at proporionately how prices. NEW
GOODS received by every steamer; aud we are Eat
fsaed fiat Il will repay the ladies to give Mrs.
|HUTZLER'S stock an examination before par
chasing MILLINERY. SAILORS nc 15c. ap 20
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o9-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
= e9c. STORE:

r ECEIVED AT THE .....
-. -' 99c. STORE:
TWO HANDSOME STYLES WALNUT FRAMES
at &C.,; .i.., ~ ..l.3 20. s:s..:
Elegant GILT FIR MES at 90 worth $500:
LOVELY VELVET FRAMES at 70 worth SO;
All sizes and styles of MIRRORS at per cent. less
THAI former prices;
Very choice assert ment OF GLASS G0BLETS and
WINE GLASSES, handsomely engraved as low
as $685.; ....
few choice new style OrERA-CIIAINsa at 50;
very handsome assortment Of 0PERA-CHAINS
al &c.;
new nne of WINDOW CORNICE-thrce lengths,
two styles each-at 99c. and $l.25;
Large invoice of VASES and TOILET-SETS;
Handsome new (thrce lieccs) TIN TOILET-SETS
to be sold at 81;
FINE WEB HAMMoCKs at 99c. and :l.9e-war-
rantod;
An immense stock for the FIVE-CENT COUNTER
We open this morping 81, 1000 or FLAT STAMPED
TIN-WARE to be sold at 5c.-great bargains.
Catalogues free to any address.
ap2I Wa. STEVENS, sos Broad street.