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letter from Alexandria. Va.
ORDINATION OF THEOLOGICAL sTUDENTS--S
JOHNS ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.


JOHNS ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 20, 1880.
The annual ordination OF the students OF
the Theological Seminary OF Virginia took
place this morning at st. PauPs church.
The occasion drew a number OF leading
churchmen TO the town, and was marked
by many friendly retnions among old stu
dents of the institution. The services at
the church were quiet aud OF great soemni-
Nv. Six bishops oficiated in the chancel at
the ordination, Bishop Wnittle, OF Virginia,
being the ordaining bishop, and Bishops
Pinkney, OF Maryland: Wilmer, Of Ala
bama: Penick, OF Liberia; PeterkiD, OF
West Virginia; aud Dudley, of Kentucky,
assisting bishops. The following were or
dained deacons: W. u. McCreary, OF Ken
tuckv; W. Y. Clark, OF North Carolina; f.
T.. Goodwin, w. w. Kimbsll, A. s. Lloyd,
MP. Logan, II. j. Packard, M. j. Turner,
eds. Mayo, and d. w. Vim. Of Vir-
einia. Reys. r. r. Claiborne and +. b. Lee
were ordained priests. a number OF per-
sons from Washington formed part OF the
congregation on the occasion.
Sarepta Hall was crowded to its utmost
limit this afternoon at the closing exercises
Of st. Johns Academy. The exercises con-
| sisted uf the Iruiiug of essays by the grad
usting class William r. Springer, Of ILL
nois; G. Douglas Carpenter, OF MARYLAND !;
r. Lee Hoy, Thomas p. Bayue, w. F. Lam
bert, +. j. l.. Vented, and G. +. Diedel, OF
Virginia. X. Kemper, Esq. OF the local
examining board, then presented Messrs.
Springer. Hoy, Bsyne, and Lambert with
certificates of the University OF Virginia
that they had passed the examination pro-
posed by the University to the students OF
the academies of the State. William Ruter
Springer delivered handsome valedictory.
Leonard Marbury, ESQ.,, then made the an-
nual address to the Patrick Henry Society.
Some hundred medals and premiums were
then awarded. j. II. Birch, OF District OF
Columbia, and A. j. s. Price were declared
proficient in mathematics. and c. j. Dealt
proficient in English. The pupils received
their honers at the hands of Hon. G. III.
Smith, mayor OF the city.-Sun.
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Rev. John Kerr.


There was some little controversy OF a
pleasant kind year or two since as to
where the late Rev. John Kerr, one OF The
greatest preachers this country ever pro-
duced, was born. Some said Virginia,
whilst the Star said North Carolina. Upon
the monument erected TO his memory and
that OF his distinguished and eloquent son,
the late Judge Kerr, at Yanceyville, Cas-
well county, the inscription reads thus, and
was written probably by the Rev. DR.. Jeter,
who regarded him as the greatest pulpit
orator he ever heard:
"'Rev. Jehn Kerr was born In Caswell
county, n. c.. 1882, and died in 1912. lie
was member OF Congress. an earnest
Christian, firm Baptist, pastor OF churches
in Halifax county, W., and OF the First
BAPTIST church in Richmond, In the State
OF Virginia; an Incompatible orator, and a
most popular and successful minister OF
Christi 'Thty that be wise shall shine as
the brightness OF the armament, and they
that :urn many TO righteousness as the stars
forever anG ever"
The Star was in error as to the birthplace
of Judge Kerr. The monument does not
mention, but he was no doubt born in Nlr-
einia. whilst hiss father bad charge OF Bap-
list churches in that State. He was OF pure
North Carolina stock, and was born FeDru-
ary 10, 1911.
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HAyovGR coUyry. June PC. 1870.


Editors Dispatch: In speaking OF the
Jury for the May term of our county,
your correspondent "Slasher +" said the
jury in the case OF Scipio Lewis was COM
posed OF seven white and five colored men
certainly very picturesque sight 10 be-
hold. Birds Of feather will flock together.
The Judge very properly demanded that he
would apologize through your paper to the
jury, and give the whole list OF the jurors
for that term, and as he has failed 10 do so,
deem II but Just to the Judge to do so my
self. There were thirty-twO Jurors sum-
moped. or the thirty.two there were six
colored-all OF whom were put on one Jury
by the sheriff 10 thy colored man. -Four
OF the list were rejected by counsel-tbree
white and one celored. The next jury was
all white. / know the Jadge had nothing
to do In that case, or any other, determining
the order in which the Jurors were brought
into court.
The effect OF Slasher's" letter is to
create prejudice against coored jurors !;
but no man can trutbiully say that they
have failed here in any case TO do their
whole duty. They have not failed TO ind
for the lash, for the peptentiary, or even for
the galows, where it was necessary 10 VIM
dictate the laws, and we are forced to con-
clude that the criticism of the deputy clerk
does the Jurors and the Judge gross iDius-
tice. whether intended or not.
The Jail was full when Judge Newman
took charge. II is now empty-emptied
by melting out even. handed justice to all.
Surely jurors who respond to the summons
OF the court should be protected from in
suit by all officers OF the court.
w. f. PUMPHREY.
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The Management Survivors.

BOsT0N, June 26.-At a meeting OF the
committee appointed recently by the suffer
ers by the loss Of the Narragansett held here
yesterday, the lawyers upon the committee
expressed the opinion that the lmited-lia-
biiity act would avail the defendants no.
thing in case suits for damages were brought
against the company in the civil courts. Ii
was claimed that the navigation laws were
grossly violated, and that therefore the
steamboat company as common carriers
were liable to the full extent OF damages.
The committee recommend that the suffer-
ers by the disaster do not enter their claims
in the New York Admiralty Court for 4
share in the procet DIS OF the wreck, but that
they seek their remedy at common law.
| It was stated that IL sufferer en-
tered a claim for a share OF the wreck
| it might nullify any action he might bring
against the corporation in the State courts.
The time allowed for proving claims is until
the first Tuesday in October. The COM
mttee reports that the purchaser OF the
wreck OF the Narragsnsett for $4,000 was
the attorney OF the steamboat corporation,
so that the company recently bought their
own wreck. In order to test the validity OF
the claims and to ascertain what courts have
| jurisdiction in the matter, y. V. Lynde,
one OF the committee, has commemorate suit
| for $4,000 damages for loss OF baggage,
personal injuries, and nervous prostration.
The property Of the steamboat company in
Massachusetts has been trusted to that
amount, and the case is returabe in the Su-
perior Court July 9th. The result OF the
committees deliberations and recommends
lions decided upon will be mailed to EACH
OF the survivors in New England, and an-
other meeting will probably soon be held.
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SATURDAYS NEWS.
nv TELEGRApH TO THE DISPATCH

FATAL ACCIDENT RESULTING FROM FIRING
A SALUTE IN HONOR OF HANCOCK AND
ENGLIsH-LABoR RIOTS IN FLORIDA; sE-
RIoUs CONFLICT BETWEEN STRIKERS
AND PoLICEMEE-A MURDERER sEN-
FENCED TWENTY YEARS HARD LABOR
FOR KILLING A woBAN-A NORFOLK
CBAfN-GANG OFFICER A PRISONER,
AND ALSO SHOOTS A B0Y-RECoSsTRUC-
TON OF THE AUSTRIAN NINisTRY-6LAD-
STONE PLEDGED TO BRADLAUGH's
CAUsE-CATHOrIc To PARTICIPATE IN
POLITICAL ELECTIONS IN ROME-NO
CHANGE TO BE MADE IN THE GERMAN
FRONTIER FIXED-INvEsTIGATINC THE
RECENT ROUMELrAN ATROCITIES, &C.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 26, 1880.
LpRIVEn sAr.rRnAY

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly. New York, mer-
ehandise and passengers. g. W. Allen Cs.. agents.
steamer ARIEL clifford, Norfolk, United slStts
mail, merchandise Anu pSSstnsus, A' "''A-
agent. - ,...o., ,,.r.h.,6,.. a nd
passengers, Norfolk, Baltimore, and tue river iaSu-
ings Curtis Il Parker agents. -,
schooper II. =. Havens. Pearcs, New York YORK,
lignr. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway;
Schooner Oakes Ames, Edmonts, New YORK. nay
schooner John McGinnls, Coulborn, Phisdel-
mia, coal, s. II. Halves.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Louise, Pritehard, Norfolk l.. b. la'um
agent. CIT. p,u.,o,,h,. ,n.rch.n.
Schooner Captola, Harrison, Norfolk, barrels
vessel Buck a Christian.
Schooner Paragan. Parker: Norfokc ia Osoornes
coal: coal: vessel, Buck 4 Christian.
Schooner Jehu Irene, Addison, James river, grain
vessel, Buck & Christian.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK, mercnan'
a,se and messengers. q. w. Allen 20.
ENTERED. 4
pr,tsh bark Anna, MePhaii master from Baiu
more light; vessel, 10 Buck q Chrisuap'
cLEARID.
British brig Northern Star. sherry master grain
10 Bayonne; vessel. Buck Cbri'tixh.
MEMORANDA.
vopx. June "a .-Arrivsd: schooners II
w wilson. brown; A. n. kinnberg. Osborn. fron
Rlcbmond: and NJ. n. Turner, Camp, 'eca.u'
o.Les Raker "; v. Bergen. sharber ' HOY
prsSmore: Theresa Wolf, Champioion ssfen an.
Lucy Bovher James Jones mi'oS r.a r. a. h Ida
S,c.,n To gtsr:W. G.. Bartlett, Hastings tdwsf'
~. - yoyer: EVA HOLMES, Burton Three bfosnefs
Bs,lev E1eriion, Lyman Denie hasunss' Inv"
oil from viufnis.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Eagland.


MR.. GLADSTONE PLEDGES HIMSELF TO BRAD
LAUGHS CAUSE.
LONDON, June Is The Morning foS'
SAYS. We understand the following com
promise has been entered into between Mr..
Gladstone aud Mr.. Labouchere, the latte'
acting for BradIaugh> Bradlaugh was IL
ab,ndon his intention OF presenting him.
self to take bis seat on Tie pledge given oy
Gladstone that he (Gaostone) would sup
mort as a vote OF contdesce In the Govern
ment LabOuchere's morsen to resclnd tue
resolution OF the House. Gladstone mas
thus pledged hiuaself and bis Government
TO Bradaugh's cause.
Aasfria.
nECoYsTRUcTIoN or TIE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY
LONDON, June IA Vie0na dispatcn
says the reconstruction OF the Austrian
ministry Is regarded as completed, and an
ofiIcIaI announcement Is expected daily:
Herr Dundjensk takes the MlnislTy Oh
Finance. Baron Street that OF justice, Ma.
ior.Genersl Baron Welsersheim that OF
Militia, and Baron Kremer that OF CON-
merce.
CATHOLICS TO PARTICIPATE IN POLITICAL
ELECTIONS.
LoSpoN. June GA Rome dispatch says
ihe success OF the cerieals at Inc recent
municipal elections has caused Tue rope 70
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Labor Troubles.
COLLISION BETWEEN STRIKING sAw-HIIL E
pI0YIKS ANn PnIINL MEX.

COLLISION BETWEEN STRIKING sAw-hIIL EN-
PLOYEES AND POLICEMEN.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June ga strike
OF workmen in the ssw-mills just below
this city has been going on for several
DAYS. Last night it eliminated in COLI:
sion between special policemen detailed
for duty by the mayor Of this city and the
strikers, who had assembled to intimidaie
the men who had been induced to continue
their work. In the collision one policeman
was shot, the ball striking on lower
rib, and glancing, lodged in his back.
Three Of the strikers were wounded, but
none killed. Twenty-Five or thirty shots
were fred before the riot was queled.
This morning the fight was renewed. and a
policeman received three shots. but with
out serious injury. Some Of the strikers
were seriously dubbed, but none killed.
All day the public has been excited, and
more trouble is anticipated tonight. Am
pie preparations, however, are being made
| for all emergencies. The mills shut down
at first, but they are now all running short
handed.
PROBABLE STRIKE OF COTTON OPERATIVES Al
LILLE.
LILLE, June GA strike OF consider
able number Of cotton operatives in this
city is impending.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nav YORK June &c UNCONSCIOUS Strong
Money on call 263 per cent. Eychange-Long
4s4H; short. 4s7. state bonds dull. Governments
firm. ,
Ecsnin1.-Money, gas per cent. Exchange
4s6X. Governments quiet and hrm; new o.
l031,; a. per cents, 1904; per cents, lUo4'
States dull
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, June 26-The weekly statement oil
the associated banks shows the Following
creased $50 100: legal tenders decreased S34S-
800: deposits decreased $4,000; circulation
decreased s74.q00: reserve increased s5O5.575. .
The banks now hold S17,4e3,2OO IN excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 26-Virginis 6's Old ia
deferred, 6A; consols. 61f; second series, ~
past-dse coupons. 90; new lO-4Os, AZ. Norm
Carolina G's. old. ~.
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THROWN FROM A SERsEY AND KILLED
Isslem CONSERVATIVES, Thursday. ION yes
toaslay an invalid daughter OF Mayor Hun
MAG, who lives on C,aawba. 10 thss county
aud her mother,.were riding out 81 Mr.. u.
w. Lewis's Jersey wagon, going In Tue
direction Of the posr-house. Teey had
gone only a short distassce from Mr.. HUN
mans house when the seat on which MIS-;
Hunnssn and her daughter were seated
slipped of its fasteDings and prec'psated
them bOh into a deep gang by the rosdss ae.
Miss HuCmsn was instantly killed by fne
fall, her neck being broken. IL is supposed !;
and her mother was badly hart, though not
seriously Injured. Miss HUFFMAN was about
seventeen years old. and had been afflicted
with dropsy for long time.
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The President.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Tbe President,
Mrs. Hayes, and their sou, Rutherford Plat
Hayes, left this morning at $3.50 for New
Haven, CT. They will be the guests OF Mr..
Trowbridge, of that city, and will attend,
next week, the commencement exercises at
Yale College. Secretary Evarts aud Judge
Rev will Join the President next week,
either Tuesday or Wednesday, also to attend
the Yale commencement.
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The Winchester Nens reports that the
farmers 10 Clarke county were pushed for
bands during harvest, and that some crs-
dlers cut on Sunday at % day.
The Nelson Examiner says: "we know
woman in this county who Is the mother
Of three pair OF twins and asst Of triplets.v
Mrs. Kate A. sanborn hereafter will oc-
cupy Ibe cilsfr OF English literature In smith
College, at Northampton, Mars.
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The Fail Extent of the Law.

New ORLEANS, June 26.-W. w. BeaZley,
convicted of msnslaghter for killing Mrs.
Herbert by throwing her from a third-story
gallery. was to-day sentenced by Judge
Whitaker 10 twenty years hard labor-the
fuII extent OF the law. A motion for new
trial was overruled.
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MI ITEMS OF INTEREST TO DRY
GOODS BUYERS.
je 12-s,M&W
JULIUS MEYER & SON
are selling their

JULIUS MEYER 4 son
are selling their
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS AT COST !
BLACK BRoCADE SILK GRENADINES at
62kc. worth S5c.
BFhUTiFUL SUMMER SILKS at Soc.
BLACK NAVY-BLUE BUNTING at 12lo.;
DUUBLE-wiDTH ALL.W0OL BUNTING at
EXTRA QUALITY ALL-woOL FRENCH BUN
TING al 30c.; .
sTEEi-MIXED MoBAIR LUsTERs at lac.
AIL,.WOUL T,MIsE CLOTH at SOC;
YARD WIDE BORDERED LAWNS at &C.;
YARD. WIDE PHRCALEs AZ Sc:
YARD-WIDE SOLID BLACK LAWNS az SSc.:
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at Toe. worth
I6tc.: han
The PBE1TlEsT aud CHEAPEST TORCHON
IACES In the city; ...
MALTESE BRETON, BRABANT, LANGUE~
DOC. RUSSIAN, D'ALENCEN. and VALEN-
ClFNNES LACES ~ very low prices;
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS AZ lo"sr prices than
they can he purchased elsewhere
DIR JORDANiS CHESI.PROTECTINGC CORSET
at soc; -
The CFLEi,RATED PARTISAN CORSET made
of GENUINE FRI NCH COUTlL at 81
A GOOD FRENCH-WOVEN CORSET at SOC.
603 east Broad street.
Orders By mail promptly filed h l4-eod
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DIED AT HER Fathers GRAyg.--lWythe-
VILE Dispatch ion Saturday isst MIS-
Houk attended her fathers funera' ~ SUM
mer6eId church. Grayson county. va.
After hearing the funeral sermon 10 .ne
church she followed the remains out 10 Tue
Underground, but at the gate Ieh 20 'ne
ground. supposing that she had iaiMeo'
her friends called In a physician, but al at
tempts at reconciliation failed. ana ner iu'
neral occurred on The following day.
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decide to consent 10 participation Of the
Catholics in political elections.
Investigating the BeumsSian Ruff

decide to consent IL participation OF the
Catholics In political elections
Investigating the BouneSiAn Ruf'
Hans.
| C0ysTASTrS0PLE. June IA commits
sion, composed OF four Buigarians, tnree
Turks, and three foreigners, pave investl-
gated the recent atrocities upon MussnI-
mans committed by the East houmeiian
frontier. The commission say that sixteen
MussulmaEs were killed. twelve OF them
without colorado pretext. They also re-
port the occurrence Of sixty cases OF rape
and much robbery. Captain Vasherof1, the
Russian commander OF the militia, four
other officers, and thirty.one priyntes have
been arrested: but az the officers sre mostly
Russian subjects II will be difficult to bring
them 10 justice.
The Greek Frontier.
LONDON, June 2s.-A Berlin dispatch says
the line adopted by the supplementary con-
ference Is as follows: "On the east it fol-
lows the northern.yalley crest OF the Salam-
brias at considerable distance from the
river up to aud n orthward around Metzora
slices away a little more than one third OF
the Greek.speaking province OF Ilgord;
then strikes across the country and includes
Janeria, and joins the Calamas considera-
bly, above the middle point OF its source.
and following. the bed OF this stream fails
into the Straits Of Corfu with the northern
arm OF the river"
The German Church Bill.
BERLIN, June 2G.-The semi-official North
German Gazette contradicts the report that
| the Government will abandon clause 4 Of
the church bil-the clause which authorizes
the reinstatement OF the deposed bishops.
| IL Is said that the conference OF ministers
on the subject Yesterday agreed to main
tain the entire bill.
The Kihe.S',OotlDg ut DOllymOunf.
CLoUTARP. June 2G.-The following are
the total individual scores OF the American
and Irish rifle teams at all three Of the
ranges IN the Notwithstanding to-day:
American Team: Clark. PIG; Scott, 2l0;
Fisher, 2O4; Rathbone, 2l2; Fafrow, 2l9;
Brown, 213.
Irish Team: Tenton, 2l5; Joynt, 90;
Young, ZIG; Dyas, POI; Murphy, 1879;
Coghan, 2O5; j. Rigby. POI; Wiliem Rig
by, 202; NJ. Miner, 2)j.
The average for the American team was
20 sc at both the 500 and 900-yards'
ranges, and 70s at the 1,000-yards' range.
The Irish teams average was II 10 at 800
yards, G7 80 at 900 yards, and 65 80 at
| | 200 yards.
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CEASONABLE GOODS.

CEASONABLE GOODS.
FLY-IANs, BRUSHES, and TRAPS,
ICE-CREAM FREEZERs,
WATER COOLERS and WIRE COVERS,
PLATED ICE-PlTCHERs.
few more REFRIGERATORS, to be closed OUT
regardless Of cost.
The largest stock OF DINNER, TEA ana
TOIIET-sETs TO lie found In the city nj lowest
figures. o,,,rr er,rs
epecisl bargains IN VASES, CABINET shls'
and FANCY GOODS generally.
EB. TAYLOR, .
L., l0ll Main street.
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M SOME MORE OF THOSE
HANDSOME SC LAWNS at
SYCLE BROTHERS

S1tLE BkOlHthS'.
PACIFIC LAWNS at 84c., A vide;
Handsome LINEN LAWNS at l5c., never sold be-
fore for less than Z5c:
COLORtD PlQUES at 6ac., never sold before for
1000 CORsETs, SIX mb,oieered, at 6oc. worth
sUaHE,R DRESS GOODS at &c, never sold for
100 pieces MADRAS GINGHAM at 12Hc., real
25 pieces ce linen BINGHAM at I2Hc real value
1000 LINEN HANDKERCHlEFs at CSC, 1000
The a T SOCK SOCK Of WIfE GOODS in the city of
BISH0P LAWNS, LINEN DE DACCA,
SWISS PLAIN and STRIPED ORGANIZE,
FRENCH PIQUEs. NAiNSOoK, aud NULL
MUSLIN.
BREToSN Nj, BRTBAND, POiNT DF RUSSIA,
LANGuEDoC, ANTIQUE VALENciENNE'
.OoJ pieces OF HAMBURG EDGINGs from Sc. 10
$3.50 per yard-we guarantee them to be the
Gentlem as "a and ii' Lsdr,s' UNDERWEAR at all
500 PARAsOLs to be closed out at prime cos,
$50 ULSTERS from 81 80 10 s2.30; -.
| 500 pieces Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR at less
than the material cost to make rem ,,,..
| 100 pieces of MATING TO he sold at cost rather
than carry 1t over 10 next season;
900 FANS at 10 and l5c, real value soc;
another lot of LINEN LAP. ROBES at same cid
| 10 PLAIN-BLACK and COLORED 81 ) aud
| SATINS We have an immense stock.
Our so, 75c., ana 81 BLACK SILK the best IN
the city:
SUMNER SILKS TO be closed cut regardless Of
Our so. 70, and soc. BLACK SATIN is very supe-
Atwood and SILK MEXICAN GRENADINE
| at2lc.; - $500
Those handsome SILK MEXNANNAS formerly
| sold az 1925 we are selling at go. rs, and soc.
| Our LACE-TOP GLOVES sold ut Toe. have been
| reduced 10 Doe;
900 pairs SILK MITTS from 37.c to $50 per
900 pairs LIsLE-GLOVES from 10 to soc. per
| pair. 800, l.,
| In HALF-HOsE for Gentlemen We offer special ln'
| ducements: IN NOVELTY DktSS'GOODs we
have I large assortment.
| BUNTINGs IN Pain aud Lace-we have large
| assortment; ~ 80 -. 49,
| sYCLE BROTHERS,,
| 81 Broad street
| We close att PM je 2l.eOd
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2s5 pieces NECK and sAsH-RiBBONs Just re-
ceived for SCHOOL coNNESCRMESTs; also,
splendid Dne of LACE and SILK sCARFs,
FICHUEs, NECK-gUFFLINGs, LACE and
COLORED- BORDERED HANDKERCHlEFs.
&C., at low prices.
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The largest stock OF LACES ever exhibited In the
city. Among them we have TORCHON, LANGUE-
DOC, RUSSIAN, ANTIQU E. BREToNNE,
DUCHESS. ITALIAN, BLACK I RE II .
LACEs-an elegant line from &c, TO soc. Call and
look at our liae Of LACES.
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90 dozen LADIES LIsLE.THREAD LACE-ToP
GLOVES and SILK MITTs-aIi shades-juS;
received; also. an elegant line of LADIES and
MISSES HOSE in all the light and tinted
shades.
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PARAsoLs! PARAsOLs PARAsoLsI
Owing 10 our large stock hand. and wishing to
reduce same, we have marked them down 20 per
cent Call and look at our line for bargains.
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Terrible Accident While Firing n
Salute i'm Honor Of the Democratic
NAmtneeS.

ATLANTA, GA, June pa young man
by the name OF Edward Stevens, at
EufauIa, Ala, bad both arms shattered by
the premature discharge OF cannon,
which was being fired IN honor OF the
nomination of Hancock and English. He
hak since died.