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New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

FOR RONDOCT and KINGSTON.-Landi
at Cozzeus west Poiut), Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro
Milton, PUuELscepic, EsOpus connecting Ulster and
Delaware and Waikiki N.lly Rairoada Steamboats, JAMES
W. BALDWIN and THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY NJ
.. rlrr 81 NoILh KyeI. foot ol ManlsllsL
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
Cftur9ions.

II BY CLIPPER SCHOONER
Leave July 1879, aud arriving az that port the
Am week August Three Weeks among the ICEBERGSl
Health, Comfort and Pleasure! Grand scerery Tho Finest
Trout Fishing the World Islands Literally Alive with
Birs U OF nearly IjUO miles toward tho Pole during
the heated An cary application viii Dc necessary "
socure uas sage. Address NJ NJ CHICK,
49, ia Wasbtngtan.s postol (Iiorm li).
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The insanity dodge is to be tried in the
case of Chastain Cox, the amiable colored
gentleman who chokcG Mrs. Hull to death
in her bed in New York recently. The able
counsel uf the unfortunate Mr.. Cox has dis
covered that his client has never been right
rs 10 his mind since he was sun-struck some
years ago. Washington Post.
The new machinery in the Atlanta, Gror.
gia, cotton mills was put in operation Mon
day. President II. Il. Kimbal, assisted
by Governor Colquitt and Mayor Calhoun,
turned on the steam in the presence Of an
immense crowd. This is the road to south
ern Independence and New England deca-
dence.
The value of gold coins coined at the
Philadelphia Miut during the past fiscal
year amounts to S11,329,352, and OF silver
Sl2, l24, $3.50, and the total, with base
coins, S23,552, 032.50. The value OF tue
coinage for June is Sl,761,2S7.
The little girl who was killed by light
ming the other day in Morrsiana, y. u,
was sitting at the foot Of, and leaning
against, The tree.
The New York Evening Post publishes
the news that, besides Sarah Bernhardt,
George Eliot and Mrs. Langtry are coming
to the United States next year.
Michael Brothers, OF San Antonio. Texas.
wholesale liquor-dealers, closed business
Monday. Liabilities, $4,000.
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A Glorious Victory.

II it had done nothing else, Congress Mt
the extra session earned the gratitude Of
every true southern man by passing the act
alluded TO in the following paragraph from
the Washington Post:
One righteous measure isperfected. One
great act Of justice is accomplished. One OF
1he most diabGlical devices Of Radical ma
1evolence is at last destroyed. The abolition
OF the Jurors test oath Is victory OF right
over wrong, of liberty over despotism, OF
constitutional government over tyrannical
persecution. And let it be borne in mind
that it has cost hard struggle, maintained
for several years, to Danish this infamous
provision from the statute books. Let it be
remembered that this internal continuance
for annuilng the right Of trial by jury, this
statutory provision for placing the lives,
liberty, and property OF the southera whites
at the mercy Of their former slaves, this law
for excluding the intelligence, character.
social standing. and influence of the South
from the iury-box and putting ignorance
and passion in their place, has been fought
for By the Radical party RS If it were the
central idea Of their political creed. The
repeal of this shameful statute is Demo-
cratic victory. puIe and simple, and marks
q new departure. 1t is a signal that the
hatred and malice which the Radicals put
into the statutes, under the influence OF bit
ter feeling engendered by the war, have
had their day. 1t Is a long stride toward
restoration OF the Government to normal
conditions. It is promise that equal and
exact justice shall he done ia all sections,
and that all causes OF sectional bitterness
and st rife shall be removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02

The great point about GRANTS prospects
is whether they will be advanced by his
speedy return home or by rctarding his
home4ard journey. 1t is understood that
Mr.. CHILDs, OF the Philadelphia Ledger,
who is charged with the chief management
OF the game, favors delay as the surest way
OF advancing the GRANT cause. 1t is claimed
by some OF the most knowing ones that
GRANT gets the benefit OF all the mistakes
and blnnders of Democrats, Republicans.
and asp,rantS generally. whereas II he were
here he would have some Of bis swn to bother
him. But let him and his friends beware
OF the cunning fox of the National Trea-
sury. whose sagacity and sharpness is re-
inforeed by the great army Of insernaEs eve
nue. officers. He is as active and diligent
about GRANT as could be spider siren 9Th
ening its tolls abnxt captive nys sad when
the lsngabSent arrives be may be so ret
tered that he can Sasy lay out the last ac-
cent Of bis dying poktieal life.
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General Bradley T. Johnscn.

= =
The departure It General BRS0I.EY T.
JOHNSON from Richmond to take up his resi-
dence in Baltimore has been the occasion OF
warm and genera! expression of regret on
the part Of people OF R:chuIond, as OUT
readers know. This demonstration has
been quite honorable to- those who made 1t,
while it was one OF which thei gentleman
upon whom twas bestowed will be proud
all his days. ;It'was tribute that exceeded
in heartiness and dignity the ordinary
honors of the kind.
OF General JOHNSON it may be truly said
that he is q man remarkable for the quick
ness and practical nature OF his intellect.
He is qualified for great usefulness. We
shall not be considered as obtruding adj
vice that is out OF PLACE in rcmarking that
it would be we'll for our city and for the
rising young men who arc advancing to
play their parts irtthe public affairs Of the
city il they at least emulate General JOHN
SONS example in the close attention which
he paid 10 the practical and everyday in
terests OF che city. He made them the OBJ
ject OF investigation, and it was rcmarka-
bic how web lie understood thcm and how
ready he was to discuss them aud give sem
-sible advice witlrcgard 10 them. ..r.
We can say most truly that great foible
with our Richmond young men-chicily
lawyers-bas been 10 devote their attention
too exclusively to politics. This is the day
OF real, earnest, practical life. We must
be sensible, practical, and Woodworking
people. We cannot prosper by devoting
our time to politics, or to that worst OF all
occupations, personal partisanry. Let us
determine to be practical, and more than
this, 10 be patriotic, devotiDg our energies
to the welfare OF Richmond and Of Yir-
ginia. In this way we shall best serve our
community md ourselves, md win the APP
p}ause and gratitude Of our Commonwca
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tkat there preva!i. There now, assan aux
Hilary to decorum aud ciyiIity is. our friend
and acquaintance WILLIAM FRAZIER, Of
|staunton, so lopg and farorabIy known co
the springs-soing public. BE has hecn SO
known as a gentleman unsurpassed for his
unremitted attentions to bis guests, and Tor
bis unfagging aud consderate poiitsness,
and his spacious management OF the mat
sers under his direction. He is. great ac-
QUESTION to the old Warm:
| We are ready to endorse the virginia
mountains. heart and soul. While we can
say no more Just ncw-for which we lhink
lit more than likely our friends will tbank
the s,ars-w we stand pledged for good time
to all who 20 to our mountains. We guar
antee grand time upon the Virginia salt
water, We will stake our life for the aeno
and glory of the Virginia springs. Herein
Virginia is lovely and unequalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02

4 THREE DAYS HOLIDAY IN new YORK.
Especial to the Baltimore american. ]-Ne1c
Torh, June 30.-Tnere is q general closing
movement IN this city for July 5tn. so that
brokers. clerks, merchants, and all classes
saving newspaper, railroad, and slrcet-car
employees, may have 4 three days vacation.
All or the lal &C busneSs-houS"a in New
York and Brooklyn have agreed 70 close
up, and all OF the exchanges have voted TO
suspend business from Thursday until
Monday. a number OF big excursions
have been planned for the interim.
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How BURNsIDE's VIEWS ARE REGARDED IN
FRANCE-TR0UBLEs IN TURKEY-THE kHE-
DIvE.-Pdr,s, June 30-WIth reference TO
the resolution introduced in the United
States Senate by Senator Burnside on the
25tn instant and referred to the Committee
OH Foreign Affairs, the RepujAqnc FrGn-
cdiSe combats the idea tnat the UntrG
States should view the construction OF the
Darien canal. under European auspices,
with disquietude. and points ont thnt The,
undertaking is independent OF official sup
port or control; that no European Govern
mpnt will contribute farthing OF man 70
the construction OF the canal, and that the
company will merely ask all the Powers to
consider the canal absolutely neutral terri
tOrv .r.. ,.-. ....
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gP6e,Ian NOTICES.
80 u SP GsAAi kSs sS'ESF@ I. :
1 ETSYCLE BROTHERS
HAVE BECOME PURCHASERS
= .v-ts'r- OF A
LARGE STOCK oF DRY GOODS
FROM TIE LATE SALE or
KAN, sPRING, DALE 6 CO., NEW foRh.

LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!
LAWS in grent variety;
4 = psscs new DRESS LINENS from 12aup 10
r,r gs' o per Of REMNANTS OF GRAPE, ranging
La f from one t, three yards, 1t half price;
WHITE GOODS at bali Their . yaIs;
fT aps dhEckgp and ORGAN
VIZ p ykkESsoo X.9I ne md
UNbAuNbkiED and LAUNDRlED SHIRTS
from Sge 70 f,s 81 e sSH; M to 49,
E I,ScG mast and Six sCAhFs and Bows of all the
GoLLAEs ana GWFp ,nd so s'y's wear In Striped
cAssME Ih for forge and boys from
ef sls Pe coATixG as1 real value
$50 "a Dozen 2o p asrNSaaTpskERcEFs 81 70 25c
LOOK az our iUs Of SHFKiNs from SOC TO $3.50
Hosiery: HOSIERY: HOSIERY: w
The largest stock OF HOSIERY IN Richmond You
viii fjnn nc SYCLE BROTHERS..
The best 1870. STOCKING III tie city:
STOCKINGS n 25c. wcrh j0c.:
KID GLOVES, in two. ,hr,e, four, and six but
LACE. ELASTIC and BUTTON Isle GLOVES,
in all the la!cst styles and shades, ut pricc' to
so pieces 5's ;' new wi CUTTINGS from 124 to CSC.
so pieces new SILKS in new prices;
'"'''1
than ever;
All the summer DRESS GOODS will be closed out
at low price,;
BLACK ALpkCAS cheaper than ever:
500 QUILTS from soc. up 70 So. Special attention
Il; caIIrd to our $ l50 QUILTS.
PARASOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAS will DE closed
out at greatly redrcc'i prireS;
LADIES LINEN SUITS and BUSTERS at low
prices: IA. E.. -. ,,,,,>
II ATTN .OlL-CLOTHS, LACE, RED.
SPREADS and LACE CURTAINS. WIN
DOW-SHADES. and thousands OF other articles,
but too numerous to- mention.
C,il and yourselves that we have the chcap-
est stock OF Dry GOODS iii the cry.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
10 3C-eod between Third and Fourth streets.
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coholIc drinks and tue ammonia s.3
tbe hest and the all-suffcient anti
lL,ofn. for internal administrator. he:y
,,non them with entire confidence, anu
avoid Iecoct:ops, &C., as oiseconalary eHect
or OF no value. De cool, deliberate, pronpt,
md fearless, and roF:f patient viii i've ana
moi die, Now, let us lay this FELLOW Desiae
his mate yonder and go home. SUI Tue
huzzards have been here and ealen the
other up, as they will do this fellow aiso.
No. It VIII not hurt tue buzzard. 10
black suakes and other constructors feaiiS
xiii copperheads and other posohons
k,nus?" They certainly do sometllnes.
Our experience is. however, tbaC tnes wv
not make the pursuit OF the venomous
kinds the business OF their lives, Us
some would have us believe tnty
do: vet the fact remains that they do some
| fines DESTROY them, and being themselves
comrletely harmless. il Is best never 10 XIII
them. Yes, we have seer hogs destroy and
eat various sorts Of veuomous snaSes WIN
out receiving any hurt. We cannot .tp-
nose 4. is possible that If the snake-polson
actually obtained access TO the circulation
of the hoe it would not kill 1t. we sur-
nose they escape from the thickness OF !neir
skin, and from their dexterity IN Killing
the snake, which is really SURPRISING. Inc
most yenonous snake in the United States IS
undoubtedly the cotton-month or poisonous
,yatcr. moccasin OF the southern sEltes.
Strong adult men have frequently perlsneu
from their bite within fifteen ortWenty MIN
utes, They are likewise active ana eNces-
s1veiy fierce and combativc. They are never
fnund, we think, north OF the thlrty-hltn
I,arallcI. The same treatment appfles 10 all
| snake bites. put 10 tho case o. one SO loTfi-
Div yenomous as the cotton-moutn IL must
be almost. instantly applied to be OF any
avail. There arc more copperheads ABOUT
BalPs Bluff, near Lcesburg, where The bat
| tie was fought, than any other place we ever
| have known. -
"A very interesting chapter" the reader
will say. 1t contains some facts in natural
history, which,, although not very strange
or new, will seem fresh to most readers,
especially that about the place where cop
perhcads do most congregate-ylz., BARS
Bluff. Then there is that very bad snake
the cotton-mouih: the strangely Venomous
uater-snake. We saw him on the shore OF
Reel.Foot lake, Tennessee, near the Missis-
sippi river. He was unreeed, and soon
ended his reel of life without damage to
anybody. He was, for longitude, more like
our constructor black snake than other OF
our American snakes. So he somewhat re-
sembIcd the black snake in color the in
side OF his mouth was rs white as cotton.
He is properly named. We would avoid
him even more vigilauty than the ditch.
bank moccasln, another one OF the ophidia
that should have wide berth.
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raa last yeto-Message.

It Is rot important to Us OF the South
what NJ. HAYES says as to the bill which
he yessed on Monday. Nobody in this Sec
ton OF ths Union can be Influenced In the
icsst degree by his reasons, Nevertheless,
III NAV be we'll to call atscStion TO the Inn
Hiied falsehood which the seto-message car.
.ries In two thirds Of its body. The cacacss
reader win wonder. THAT the Democrats
should desire to dispense with those vsgaa-
BILE marshats whom Congress has provided
for yesray Der nearlY century, and wao are
Sndtsprgsasse TO the administrations 0f lu,-
tee. BE will be surprised that tire Demo
Gratis lys6 not known th:t section Es7 OF the
Revised Statutes could rot be tlsns repeal
cd. AID be will also blame tire Democrats
for not remembering that Gin tue District OF
Columbia all oftisc process OF tbecourts is ex'
ecutsa BY the officers in question" ltisplain
that these officers are indispensable, the
careless reader aforesaid viii: shy to him.
self, and thenahc will throw deSsn the paper,
but il be had read a little fusher he would
have found that all these statements are s,g'
sgcstions oi.klseboodS. They were intended
TO mislcad she unwary. ,facy are substan'
italy lies. Tha. they are, the Presiaoh;
>oonfesscs ix the following" words:
Ono objection j. thersiore made 10 tBz'
mart Of the bin before 4sse which appToPTt
ates money for the suppcst OF the marshal:
and deputy marsnais OF TIE United States,
Heton how important and indlspensabi BIZ
are the marshals' serV.es, as il Congress
had refused to appropriate money foT 'theil
services, but had to ceacludc by adefttins
that Congress had appropriated the esoney
80 his message. carefully read, is ase arSu
.meht against his own act i'll yetolng$he bill
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, at the residence of his father, corner Of
Thirteenth and Decatur streets, Manchester. of
spinal meningitis, ALFRED THOMAS son of Elan
l.. and Harriet NJ. Blaukcnshp; aged four years.
Our little soul which long had been
Half way Tween earth and sky,
Cn!empted fl i world of sin
We watched with loving eye.
The world was too black and cold
70 yield IL quiet rest,
God took il to skeph' rd's fold
And laid II Oh his breast.
Now ALFRED's In his SaviourS arms
For. nndcfled
Amid the little cherub band,
There little ALFRED lies.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock THIS
deuce. Friends of the family are invited 10 at
tend.
Died, on Monday night. at IL o'clock, after q
lingering Illness of consumption. BELLE TRIM
MER. wife OF the late Charles p. Trimmer, IN the
twenty fifth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Mr.. Andrew BOuware, No. 3622 Nicholson street,
THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON At O'Clock. The
frjcids Of the family and those of Mr. Jobu T.
Duecberry are respectfully invited TO attend with
out further notice.
Died. al her rrandfaihers tJamcs A. Moore, ESQ J.,
At lOh T. NJ 30th OF juno. OF dpIIhera and scarlet
fever. MARYD AREAPPERS0 ON, daughter Of Allen
%. Anperson and granddaughter Off. L. Apperson, in
htr third year.
Kentucky md Missouri papers please copy.
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We are 9satifed-Yex more thaa graft
fed, even deiighied-to learn that our old
friend, associate. and coxbare, Colonel VII
liam s. Gilman, who has 80 ably done the
correspondence for the Dispatch at Wash
aRgton the last two winters, has received an
appointment In tbe Senate as assistant see
sretsry, ut good salary. Well done.-State.
lsa say we all; but we don't intend to
alloY him' to neglect our readers. Virginia
has the highest claim on him. However, he
can psrtosD, The dutiesof both places ]
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ITALY's GREAT RAILROAD PROJECTS
Rome. June 30.-Atter two months debates
the Italian Chamber OF Deputies have ap-
proved the Ministerial Railway bill, which
provides for the construction OF 5000 kilo-
metres OF railways within twenty-onc years,
at an annua! expenditure OF G2,400,0G
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ANOTHER RISE IN THE PRICE OF COAL
Neu Tork. June 30.-The Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company and Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany Issued 4 circular this morning fixing
coal prices for July at an advance OF ten
cents per ton on prices OF last month.
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THE NEW IRISH UNIVERSITY BIIL.-Lon-
don, June 30.-The Lord Chancellor,
Cairns, introduced in the House OF Lords
to-day tue Geveri,u.ont's Iri.h University
scheme. which proposes the dissolution OF
the existing Queens University and the APP
plicatlop of its endowment grants to new
university on the model OF the London Uni
ycrsity
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NSANUTHEE LARGE SUPPLY
OF
GOO
lust ~ ceiYcd II

go. OF
. GOODS
Just rs ceiycd NJ
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
lGa piece, LINEN BATlSTE LAWNS at &c
SO p T@r : DRESS bR LINENS a TO- l2, and &C.:
~ piece. new style, PACIFIC LAWNS At l2..c
GuNE5NGS E 1y TT, I5; BESI EiST,SGs
Sc pieces pt re' BLACK AND coLoRED BuNrISGs at
22c.; .......,.
SO pieces rLACk AND coLokED btSTlNGs at
BLACK GRENADINES, BLACK GRENADINES.
Great reduction IN thes, good in order TO reduce
HLiCK cAsIiMEREs AMI BLACK ,ALPAcAs.
80 65. Is. 9Oc., and 81 BLACK CAsHMERE-th"
BLACK ALL-WOOL DELhISEat Csc. worth &c.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
Having nIarkcd down cur entire stock OF sun
binary low ices In order to close them ont Tor the
season. Call and look at or stock: .o,,,e,
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
a2 picc. VICTORIA LAWNS At Zoe. worth l &c. !:
I3 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS at ~, Is, and zoe.
worth to oc. Il yar;l more. ,--xu,
DIA. ~" and an III BiStiGP MUsLINs, IRISH LINENS,
NAINSOOkS, and other white goods at very low
We have also large line of The following good: ut
prices that canGot he mel with any Were; CuE-
SETS HoSIEEY, GnnTEs, HAN |, RIL Er
FANS. COLLARS. CUFFS. POCkET-BOOkS,
JEWtLEY, &c.
VIII open on MONDAY and during the week Inc
largest and cheapest line 81 LAttS. composed oil
TOi1CIIDN. NF.FhLENClENNES,lT TIA
LIAM. BLACK aud WHITE FRENCH LAtES at
Al prices Don't fall to gives us call ana see this of
of Lacts. ,.,o,>-e,,. >.,>
Also, our line of HAMBURG EpGlNGS AND
lESEETlNGS from &c TO Sc. yard
PARASOfS, UMBRELLAS. PAHASnLS.-Our
entire stock of SILK. SERGE. and CAMiiRlC
rARAsol.s and UMBRELLAS at cost To close
Them ont. $500
94 dozen Ladies'. Misses. and Ceutlcmnn's SUM
NER MERIND AND GhEZE USDEREESlS
from use. TO 75c. apiece. Give us call on lhest
goods. ms they are very tow.
We would state that have large line Of
WHITE. AND COLhRED FLAhNEl.~. QUILTS,
aud SHAWi> also: !.aIic<' anh Gem
tlenen's WOOLLEN UNDkR$lilRTS. left OVER
from last season, which We Will sill sell n the ole
prices and advise ali those travelling or otherwise In
need of them to avail themselves Of This chance to
gel good 70 0Gs At low prices.
The latest numbers and patterns OF The IhlMES-
TIC PAPER FASHIONS ALWAYS On hand ut
TiihLHlMER BROTHERS.,
ic 2S-S.9I&W G0l Broad street.
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Where is WENDELL PHlLLIPss Can't he
speak word for The Fall-Riyer strikers p
or take up small subscription? or de-
nounce the slave-driyers"? Oh, no.
These are white slaves.
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je 2.S-lrI'
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,

~ RblhBRltH,E COT NJ !. ' A.,
has been leased hy VI. j. CbLi.Y. oi he HuniHJ.
House, Washington CITY. and will h. oirrncb tor
visitors from JUNE 18TH 10 WTUEFE. !~1".
under the ManageIHcnt at Major &. B. LUCK. ri
Virginia. who formerly managed them IA l"T2.
1873, ana 1874. and the Kawley springs In I~Ij.
This delightful resort - situated eight miles fr;.
Goshen depot, on the Chesapeake and ohio ral,r,t'.
whence elegant coaches run regular over ta"
road and through a most picturesque country
The grand hotcl i new. ana embraces all iH,"!'-
conveaenccs. such rs and electric bell. IN si
ROOM The rooms large aud airy. and furnl.t.".
together with closets. hot and esd water ti>" tru-
floor.
There Is no suinmcrrrsort hu:-l IN the Sou'h ;.i-
0ferS the same advantages for real city cuiH.t -
the JORDAN ALUM. Thee arr also -Ul-.rt c'.:-
ias.c accommodations with modern impr"rru-u' -.
POST and :el-grap I.oliccs In The hoIc Two a.!
mails from all p, hits.
Per day, less than week Observation-Disclosures:
Per week. less than / lunil.................. -
Per month $40 and 800. according 80 beat, .
rooms. Parties spending the entire season. ton g.
cent, of.
Ballroom music uncCr charge OF Professor Il.
LACBE. Professor kEsSSICil'> Band for :h, ="
An rXc"rni hverv for III" accommodate So
Visitors. Guests horses boarCri III nIoi,r.l, r.. e
ICE in plenty.
Pamphlets al PURCELL. LADD 4 COS. a.. -
POLK MILLEE'S.
For further particulars and special term, s1 -
E.. Il. iUth.
Jc ll-codlm Al ihr sir'-.-.
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NJ TORCHON, BRETONNE, VA
DUCHESS, POINT. GC1PCRE,
THREAD, BRABANT, and other LhCES.a
il 1G ..-. LEVY bkoAHEhS.
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MEETINGS..

RICHMOND, VA, July 2 1879.
THE MEMBERS OF JOHN L. ROPER
L LODGE OF PERFECTION. No 5, are request
ed 10 altrno stated meeiing of their Lodge al Ma
SONS Hail, FRANKLIN street, pBlS EVENING at ~
by order Of ihe T. Pm.
WILLIAM LOyENsTFIN,
V z.itF Secretary.
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M Where Is CONWAY Can't he send a ship
Tor the poor FaiLRifef strikersi Oh, no.
They ate white. 15s