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Population
7eo.o2O

Increase.... ................. 7S9,9zU
Virginia and West Virginia are included in Nir-
GINA Tor 1901
Or a little over twelve per cent. And
this, too, in a warm region OF country, in
habited largely by negroes, the most pro-
life OF all races.
The increase in the South, notwithstand-
ing the war, was no doubt at least fifteen
try, notwithstanding the cheating done in
the South, was over twenty-five per cent
The gain in the States not named above wa:
over twenty-five per cent. We conclude,
therefore, that the gain in the South was at
least as much as we have claimed.
Now let us look at the fact that Virginia
as she is. is found by the.new census tC
have 100000 OF population in 1880. In
1860 she had, say, 100000. Fifteen pei
cent. added las it ought 10 have beeD) would
have made her population 1,3S0,000 in 1870
instead.oi / ,225, 1853; and rs per cent. added
for the last ten years would make it 1,725,-
600 row, instead of 100000. And our OWL
opinion is that the present census also i:
very unjust 10 Virginia at least. We, fol-
our part, are not satisfied with census thai
accords TO this city only $4,000 inhabitants
a city that looks to be as large as Others
claiming 100000 inhabitants. But this b!
the way.
We hope that Mr. WALKER will order {
new census TO be taken in the southern
States. IL is the work OF only week or
two. We would like also for il TO be shown
how It IS that Chicago has 100000 people
according to the new census, and st. Louis
only $4,000, the one being northern city
and the other southern.
Next winter the Democrats in Congress
ought 10 pay some attention to this matter
OF demonstrating, or rather census-making
III the South IL to be cheated again as she
wa, In 1870, the prospect is that she will be
forced 10 be "solld" for at least another
ten years.
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In the Fourth district the Funders have
nominated Colonel sam. r. Coleman 10 aia
In the reelection OF Jorgensen. As Colonel
Colemsn is an clector on the Bourbon
Fundcr ticket, bis nomination makes an
other vacancy in that unfortunate electoral
concern. Wig.
In the Third district Captain JoHs =.
WISE is a candidate for Congress. AS ne Is
candidate for elccor on the Independent
ticket, "hIs candidacy makes another va
cancy in that unfortunate electoral con-
eern."
SO we might say in The words OF The
Whiq. But we do moi concur In its opinion
as to the ineligoiIiiy OF Mr.. COLEMAN. The
Federal Constitution provides that no sem
ator or representative shall be an elector.
But. as was decided in the case OF HENRY
CLAY (and no doubt many other cises), o
person elected TO Congress does not become
senator or representative until he quail
fies as such, or at any rate until his term
begins: and as the term OF Mr.. COLEMAN
will not begin till March 4, 1881, and bis
duties as elector will end before that time,
he can hardly be considered Ineligible. TO
cjaim that it does so render him ineligible
Is almost the same rs claiming that to be-
come a candidate for Congress Is TO render
ones self ineligible for elector
As to Mr. JoHN :. WISE we are confident
that he need not decline to be candidate
for elector because OF the prospect OF his
election to Congress. Perhaps it is the abb
sence OF such prospect that induces the
Whiq to allow his name to stand uuchal-
ienged amongst those OF the other lnde-
pendent candidates for eectOr.
And whilst we are on the subject we
might as well confess that Mr. COLEMAN is
not as certain OF election as GEORGE ID.
WISE.
We have mentioned the case OF Mr.. CLAY.
He was born April H. 1777. In 1906 he was
elected to the United States Senate. AS The
Constitution Of the United States provides
that no person shall be senator who snail
not have attained the age Of thirty years, IT
is plain that he could not take his seat be-
fore April II, 1907. His eligibility was
questioned and his right TO his seat con-
tested. But the Senate admitted him. The
same rule applies 10 electors. the words OF
the Constitution being in the one case, "No
person shall lie a senator who shall not have
attained the age of thirty years" and in the
other, mo senator or representative shall
be appointed an clectOr." Until person
becomes a senator or representative he is
eligible.
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;I1O SUMMER TOURISTS.

Persons intending spenalog the summer season '-
,he country on a. the waael!ug-paces slou'l pro-
vide themselves with the Necessary rea ad.e' ''"
,pparatus which cannot 5e had outside OF city,
viz:
PATENT POCKETS OvEs, Tor a'a.ns "a
PAINT Max NICAr-LIGuTS, which burn
prsn'hh'YY.WHDi MCsrARD-PL AsgERS, WHEN
ar, aiwsNs ready aad act loo threl minu,t,,,
SOFT RIb6fR AlIa PILLOWS 49, 'Ioh'NN''
MEDuINE GLASSES,
Spo<GtS aud SPINs6k-BA6>, ,,,.,rs
St1 81 INJECTING CNiNkANAi->lHtN "hr'
VH'g <TfNK'S MEAI-JUiCk, -, , d. .,..u
vhiFNTINE'S NEAT-JUiCk NTH "a
lJogIsroN's Fil1D BEE
| IIEnIG's sOLlpENrRACf lAht,,
| IIFBl,ss LIQUID EXTRACT bfEtt
| pAPoMA \, entire wheat food, tOf lhtaiuN,
| IMPERIAL CRAM VI, i9N1 sot :. ,s .etss
| NFSTLE'S LACitotS fAhlNN'
| GERBFR'S Milh-tOop,
/ PREPARED RICE NOUN,
| pREpARED SCOrCH DAT dkAla
| PRFPARED BARAEI FLOUR
sWISS CON Dt \SeD Min,
| LIQUID RkNNef, .,.,,,n.
| DiSINFkCTlSG SOAPS, 10 prevent e"h'"H,'
and an reliable medicines, new remedies An" VIZ
rAtus. 10 be had OF -.
MEADE & BAKER, prufs'''''
ole east Main stro-.,
n.,s, IT,, .,,' NY IA
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Deaths.


Died on Saturday evening. at O'Clock, ADA
AUGUSTA BUBKENAN, infant daughter Of
Augustus and Ann Eliza Burkeman; aged nine
months and twenty-one days.
Weep rot for me. my parents dear;
! am AZ rest, Won reed not fear.
Ny stay vas short. as you may see;
Prepare for death and follow me.
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock SUNDAY
EVENING al her fathers residence. Friends and
acquain,ances invited 10 attend.
Died. on the l4th instant. ABNER CASTILLIEN
CHADWICK. OF William +. and Emma &.
Chadwick: aged one year nine months ana FOUR
teen days.
Funeral TO take place MONDAY t16hl from
Cbrisiiag chapel. Twenty. fifth street at o'clock.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited TO at
tend.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
Died. ut his home, In Ashland, Va. after brief
illness, SAMUEL RICE, IN his SiXiy-lfth year.
The funeral services will DC held To-Day lSun-
day) from his late residence, In Ashland. AZ $3.50 a..
NJ. The remains will be brought to Elba station,
arriving at 10 A. NJ, and carried to HOLLYWOOD
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend
MarIinsburg Nv. Val papers please copy.
Died. Friday, August 9Th, at 1888 f. NJ, RICH
ARD. infant sou of X. G.. W. and Mary Dillard.
Friends OF The family are requested 10 attend tue
funeral from No. sol Lrulsaua street, Fulton,
SUNDAY EVENING NJ 81 O'Clock.
Died. at the residence or his sisters, In Fluvanna
county. August 18th, RICHARD SCLATER; aged
seventy NeaIs.
Charlottesville Chronicle please copy.
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The New York Tribune keeps standing at
the head OF its editorial columns what pur-
port to be words uttered by General WADE
HAMPTON in his recent speech at Staunton.
A. it is not known that any rer6dtim re-
port OF that speech was ever made by any,
body. nor indeed that there was any attempt
10 make one, it would be we'll enough for
the Tribune TO let its readers know why it
quores the words rs if General HAMPTON had
uttered them? Upon what authority does
the Tribune base its quotstiOn-markS
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The Whig's "anxiety" lest ga ground
less and wicked anti-negro cry" shall
strengthen the rally TO the bloody shirt in
the North" is, We fear, OF piece with the
anxiety OF CHARLES LAMB Tor somebody
eIsel who, upon seeing certain wild boys
in charge OF a topper, cried out, "Don't
put bis head under the pump, boys"
Whereupon the boys, OF course, acted upon
the hint, and nearly drowned the poor
isebriate. II We are not greatly mistaken
the Wing is trying to induce the HANCOCK
men Of the North to believe that the regular
Democrats 10 this State are Just what the
New York Tribune, Providence journal
Cincinnati Commercial, aud other stalwari
Journals. represent all the southern Demo
erals 70 he.
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THE COMING WEEK
NJ 4 CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS
DRY GOODS At VERY Low PRICES.


JULIUS MEYER < son,
being determined 10 reduce their stocs ofsUNhER
GOODS, have marked down their entire stock, and
offer many bargain. not 10 be had elsewhere.
They are selling
GOOD Wool BUNNTfNGS in al eoIors at 12sc.
EXTRA QUALITY ALL-WOOL BUNTINGs ~
20c.;
Atwood LACE BUNTINGs ~ Acc. reduced
from 6Oc.:
Entire stock If DRESS GOODS al prime cost:
BLACK aud COLORED CAsuMEREs al greatly
reduced prices;
BLACK and COLORtD SILKS yoy 'ow;
SUMMER SILKS az cost;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINH NJ cost;
BEST PACIFIC LAWNS at 10c.;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS, INDIA LINENS. aud
VICTORIA LAWNS at greatly-reduced prices ;
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS AT cost;
DRESS and ULSTER-LINENS at speeially-lOw
prizes;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S GAUbE UNDER
WEAR at rcdused prices;
LADIES' MOHAIR UISTERS at si.25;
LINEN ULSTERS at il.75 reduced from $500
ass2 reduced from $3.50;
LADIES' and CHlLDRENS FANCY HOst
marked way down.
| LACE.TOP GLOVES ard LACE MiTfs redused
and lots of Saher goods which have been marked
down 10 ex,Temey-low sgures.
JULIUS MEYER 4 son,
603 Broad steet.
Try the celebrated PEARL SHIRT. Price, 81.
ljy s3-eodl
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THE ENTIRE FAMILY rEAhS A'V va '"'"
Axp SHOT. :.
DIES MONIES, Iowa. August io.m nan m,t.a
to the State Register rom resp'n ,,,yos
Citizens. A. ,James--oi c'gou'nT, So
the information on The authority VI ~ . ,ye,
witness, who s also responsive ",n", sna'
the notorious Bender family, iour ~ HUH,
Der, were captured soon a,.er .u' u TSo &c
Of The murder Of Colonel forke. Ine eye
witness says that the four were sloou up =, ~
a row, facing nine rincmen. ana were TOT,
their fate that Kate was plucky TO tne iasl;
and called upon the captors 10 snoo. anu
be DID, and that The four Doules were
buried al the corner OF the Tour couhties oi
Labette. Wilson, Neosho, and montgomery
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Norfolk vIrginian.l

NOTIOIk fIIfIHIFII'I
The new steamer City OF Richmond, OF
the Virginia Steamboat Line, Is expected TO
reach this city on the 23d OF this month";
and on one OF her first trips will take on
moonlight excursion allA6e Uniform Rank
Knights OF Pyihias to Old Point and the
Capes. She will accommodate over fifteen
hundred excursionists, having more carry
ing capacity than any other steamer OF her
tonnage on account Of her peculiar con-
struction. Her length will be 245 feet, beam
60 fee: over all, with very powerful en-
CINE and double boilers and smokestackS.
Her speed is expected to be very great and
her passenger capacity ample.
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The biggest Hail.

fChlTlOtfe n. u VU',r'"I'I
There was remarkable and destructive
bail.storm at Davidson College and the VI
cinlty THURSDAY. The track OF The storm
was mile wide. and the stones which fell
werc az unusual size, some being, according
10 reliable reports, as large as q goose-egg.
One man in the vicinity OF Mount Mourne
renorts that hi, crop has been almost en-
tlrely DESTROYED. A lot OF watermelons
which he had pulled and piled together pre-
paratory TO taking them to market were
beaten 10 pieces. The general direction OF
the storm was from northwest to southeast.
Renor,s OF the destruction OF the storm
from two sources-Davidson College and
Mount Mourne.
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A proposition will be submitted to the
voters OF Lexington at an early day In re-
gard to the erection Of new water-w0rks.
Ia the report OF Engineer Mcdowell. SUBJ
mttcd at the last meeting OF the Town
Council, he estimates the cost at $4,000,
which amount will be raised (if the voters
so decided by loan at 9 per cent. IL Il
thought The water tax will be sufficient to
neel The interest on the debt and provide q
sinking fund. n
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Tho E'nSf Horses.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Angus; 13.-To-mor-
row ST. julien and Maud ). will be shipped
to Springfield. Mass. where they VIII irot
in the frec-for-aIl and 2:l9 races unless spe-
cal arrangements are made otherwise
Maud s. will appear for grand effort IN a
special event offered by the Breeders ASso-
citation during their meeting September 9TH,
9Th, and 9th next. at Albany.
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FREE NOVSLTY PARADE,

comprising THE CONGRESS OF ALL NATIONS
having a representative from every land aud cline
superbly costumed in pure native mode, magnificent
Court Dresses. Jewels Gold Silver. and Steel Bur-
nished Armors heIalds beaIi ing banners high aloit
with unique and strange devices; Msn-a,-Ar
Pages Ladies. knights, Cavaliers, etc. The entire
tribe OF InGians. mounted on pure Indian Ponies
will also participate In this all earh's wonder-moy-
Ing spectsculr street pageant. The japanese Troupe
will form component part of this great Holiday
Festival, and may he seen seated in their Paper
Chariot. brought expressly from Japan. The only
genuine Royal English Coach; the state Carriage
of Napoleon ILL.,; Cages, Dens. Animal LARS, MIL
scum Repositories, Camel>, Umbrela-Eared EIe-
plants. Gold Bound Geological Palace on Wheels
containing fierce, unnamed Lions and Hyenas, are
upon the highway seen. accompanied by their keep
ers-a dioramic and wonderful display Of represent
alive types OF The animal kingdom, actually
WORTH GOING 1000 MILES TO SEE.
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uss letter Accepting the Trust Of the
Democratic Convention.

GEORGIA AFFAIRS DrscUssED-srEADr M
pRoyEMgSr rs INDIVIDUAL WELFARE AND
Tuy PUBLIC C0xDIrIoN-TASATIoN DE-
CREASED AND PUBLIC CREDIT ADVANCED
KIxpIIER FEELINGS BETWEEN THE RACES
RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
COMMISSION TO THE SALE OF
The WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
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The Canvass.

The State Conservative Executive Com.
mIttee announces the following appoint
ments:
T. w. Mckinney, eIector for the State al
large, will speak at Southampton Court
house on the 18th instant, and 5. Griffin
eleclor for the Sixth congressional district,
will speak at Rockbridge Courthouse on
The 9th OF September.
Captain Is. Patterson is appointed a can.
yasser for Rockingham county.
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William II. Vanderbilt has engaged pas
sage on the steamer leaving Liverpool for
New York October 7ih.
General Butler is mentioned as having
large Interests in gold-mnes on the Pacific
coast
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The Chamber OF Commerce Of Cincinnati,
not satisfied with the new census OF that
city. has provided for taking new one in
three Of the wards and 10 all, we suppose,
y large errors are found. 1t Is claimed
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MARRIAGES..

Married. in this city, Tuesday evening. by tn
Rev. Father Handey, MIR. THOM As JOHNSTON
OF Baltimore, 10 Miss MOLL'E j. CARROLL, o
Richmond.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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Funeral Notice.

Tine funeral Of Miss FLU tBhTH APHRAH
MARTIN, daughter of the late John Is. and Eliza
beth A.. Sar,iD Of Richmond, Will take place from
the second Presbyterian church (Dr. HOge'.) THIS
Sunday MORNING at 9 o'clock.
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III SYCLE BROTHERS
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS TO orrrp
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,

WILL CONTINUE
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS TO ofFrp
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
STOCK Is STILL VERY LARGE u EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
100 piece. Of those CHEAP ami HANDSOME
HAN6SCME MADRAS GINGHAM~ atl2......
20 p1iece, TABLELINEN from Big. 90 II i.r
100 dozen more Of those NAPKINS a, h,lr ua,
value;
few pieces more OF those CRFTON> mr fr..
We have ano'n,r iarse lot Of th..e LADIES ,I4
GENTLtNEN', liANDktEtuitl, 90 iDs
l 900 palr. GENTLEME>'> HiLEHl,r n..u.
lar made. az aston. -IiuefE ilyg n.....-.
\ few piece, ~ LINEN >HEETiND .pr which
viii Dee closed out very Io" n.ner laH carry
100 picce- CoLoRED PIQUE- a.. Sc. per yari.
10 IGdl ."I I"ISEX cINcn,N 40 I4c. per ypr
80 dozen more % tho-r ~lLK-TlHRoDEEfD
COEShTS IN 90. 1liec.t
80 pieces 81 FANCY NAIIlNt> ou hand. which
will De closed oar ft. trtlD-- or cost
A fun line of IA, t.' tRiAlN- aud WINDOW
250 MfRSFiLLfS ana UoNEY. COME QUILTS.
which viii he c.o 40 0ut 1t reduced prices,
200 SHETLAND SHAWL t0 .r','' from:
\ n 7. ~
which Wit closed ont 40 cost, g. the -'i-n1 b. Ssh"
ftraiyaucei;
In HAMBURG fDGINGS ani INSEETiNG> ve
have the largest 1'-orimcnt boo ihr cry, aui 40
very lOw figures;
4 few more n those cheap DL>rEE> ~ be- closed
out;
I'm PLAIN BLACK, and tOlOEtD SILKS AMI
SATlNS. our -lOck !, ,fill N'fF Hrzc:
We guarantee io save Co.. our D. 20 per cent
In BLACK CA~llNERE- aud MOlRNiNG
GOODS. a. We are 0h,ring special inducements
for thc next thirty dty-;
IN PLAIN and FANCY DRFS> GOOD, ~ hAge
very large assortment;
.LhCES. LACES.--A ran Hoe Of LAtl>. tucN tt
Torchou, Point de Rus ,it. Ma c,c.Nalrnri ruu'-.
Brclonne. Languedoc, Antique, tluny. AMI
great many others.
SCARF~ or every description.
4 beautiful line Of NFt k-RDFFLINGS.
4 iull line Of HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, g..
Remember. these bargains are oniy on. r'd f,r f..
next thirty days. a. IN % MAKE Som. iiu 'ff-
meut, In our store after mat lime before Do i ,,I'
ION commences SYCLF BROTHERS,
jy25.eOd 81 Broad street.
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The correspondent Of the Danyille Posi-
says that there were twenty-five or thirty
Republicans In the Convention at Rocky
Mount which nominated Ssoyall for Con-
gress. Several Of them were negroes.
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DEST OF ALL!
GRAND EXCURSION TO WEST POINT,
on MONDAY, AUGUST 16TH, 1880,

ANNAwON TRIBE, No. 80, !. o. X. NJ.
DANCING, FISHING, BOATING, BATHING.
The committee nromise that no effort win De
spared 10 make toe day one of enjoyment
ROUND TRIP TICKETS: Adults, 80 cents: child
zen under twelve wears old, 20 cents.
Tickets for sale by the COMMITTEES and Al the tram
Train will leave depot at 1850 A. NJ; return
II. N.
REFBEsHxEsTs viii be served at Guy prices.
au lQ.9t
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IRON, STEEL. &c.

DEST REFINED BAR AND SWEDES
ID IRON assorted sizesl,
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, aud 4 NJ Err y
SnEkT-IEON.
NAYLOK's CAST, TIRE, aud AMERICAN
PIG-TIN, sPELTER, sHEET-ZiNC, HORSE
au s-,Vs2s ~ HENRY ". WORKMAN.
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...,...,,.. ..s..s.s's. .'sss.'s''ss''''
AT
~ COHEN BROTH Frs
MONDAY, AUGUST THE %,
WILL OPEN

WILL OPEN
4 FULL NEW LINE OF LACES,
PURCHASED AT REDUCED PRICES.
They will comprise I'm part LANGUEDOC, TOR
CIION. ANTIQUE, IMITATION ANTIQUE,
MALTESE. REAL LOURElGHN, VENICE,
and NALENClENNtS.
Also. POINT De ESPRE and LANGUED0C NET
50 dozen SILK EMBROlDtRED CORSETs az
37%c.-cOmpOsed of fifty whalebOnes. extra side
splits. and manufactured OF the best material:
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS IN MANY OTHER
STYLES OF CORSETS;
l large lot Of LADIES' and GENTS WHITE
HASDKERCHlEFS 3 for 25c. these goods
are subject 10 slight manufacturers mperfec-
tOnsl the value OF which is from ljc. To 25c.
apitce; also 4 large lot ~ LADIES HEM
STITCHED in WHITE and COLoRED;
20 dozen SHETLAND SHAWLS ~ S5c. the value
of which is from y 70 1928;
% pieces OF FRENCH WELIED PIQJES az l1c.
former price Of which was 30c: also at re-
dnced prices fun new lines Of FRENCH MAIN
SOCKS. LINEN DE- DECCA LINEN DIES
INDIA. FRENCH and PERSIAN MILLS,
CHECKED VI USLINS and VICTORIA
LAWNS. among which are 20 pieces al 7sc.
worth l5c. yard;
We will also offer tour direct lmporiatonl a fuil
new line Of BLACK CASHMERES OF Lupins's
manufacture, aud on an average about Sc.
i yard less than last seasons prices;
In BLACK and CDLOEED SILKS we have made
very heavy purchases recently. and are prepared
TO offer very great Inducements
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MI SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH,. u. TYLER, pastor, having returned
TO The city, will preach at Il A. NJ. The church
will be closed at night.
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that that (northern) city has City thousand
more Of population than she 's credited
with. Can't we have q new census, too9
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me-, LAUREL.sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH (worshipping In the Oregon-llill church,
Rev. WILLIAM L. WRIGHT. pastor Sunday school
at @ a. VI. Preaching at IL 4. W. Subject: ;" Man.
Meeting of SundaY-SchOOl Society Of Richmond
and Manchester at 81 p. NJ. Preaching at 81 Z. VI.
Subject: " Strikes"
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THE NEW YORK AQUARIUM,

miniature ocean Of wonders, containing the Gil
ANT DEVIL FISH, Hell Blenders, Anacondas Of the
Deep Banded PrOteus, Walking Fish, sea Devils
yea Robbers Sea Ravens, Sea Lions, Sea LcOpards
Sea Horses, Climbing Perch, etc. These new ac-
qusiiions together with my
100000 STUD OF WONDROUs BRONCHO
HORSES,
ROYAL JAPANESE CIRCUS,
FRYER'S NEW PONY CIRCUS,
MELYlLLE'S AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS,
WOODS FAMOUS MUSEUM,
COLvIN'S MENAGERIE,
JAPANESE ART GALLERY,
10000 TROUPE OF TRAINED DOGS,
form the most complete array Of supereminent at
trnctions that are supreme beyond all parallel, SUI
perior in every essential detail and Is the only sue
cpssful rival 10 my
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Funerals profnptly attended TO In city or country
| Waving onr own CARR q rs AND HEARst, we
I rates, je4-F .M&WSm
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IaD' CHENEY SILKS at soc. worth 49,.
CHENEY SILK, at zoe. worth 81:
BLACK SATIN at -. soc. Al, sl.2J.,nJ q %,
per yard;
BLACK SILKS at 80. 90. 20, Is. 9oc~sI,sI25.
Sl.35. $50. and ~;
BLACK ALL-WoOL CASHMERE At 40. 30. Co.,.
80. 10 Sc. 81 1925, ana sl.5O per yarI.
a large lot 81 ODDS AND ENDS or SILK to.L.
sold a. p per cent below cost:
LACE BUNTING. Atwood filling, n l2.r.t.r
yard worth 2jc.;
LACE-sTRIPE BCNTGNGS n poe. worth 30c.:
A lot OF REMNANTS Of la and l5c. Lawns
will be closed ont az & &c.;
LINEN LAWNS, choice style. at 49,. worth
25c. at 2Oc. worth soc. per yard:
DRESS LINEN, one yard wll,. a. l6ac. worth
2jc.; Al zoe. worth 3Cc.:
A large lot Of REMNANTS % DRESS GOODS a,
an ii LEVY BROTHERS
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train will leave The Chesapeake and Ohio depot
promptly at $3.50 O'Clock L. NJ. for The special &C"
comInodsti0n Of ladies' and children. The commit
tee will see the comfort OF ladies Without escorts.
A second train will leave the Chesapeake and ONO
depot AT $3.50 O'Clock T.. NJ Tor the accommodation
of those unable 10 get ca earlier.
Dancing. Moonlight Beating, and OTHER anuse-
ments promise an agreeable evening. Good order
guaranteed. Refreshments VIII be served al CITY
prices.
Tickets. so e. Dts servants and children. 20 cents.
Committee u. A. Ezekiel, r. Bottighelmer, VIII
liam Cans A. Cohen, J. A. Hirshberg, !. Held, J.
Lahn, X. Goldsmith, NJ. GunsL j. Lewit, and VI.
Grerniree. sul 1851
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FURNIsHING UNDERTAKINGS.

WM.H. sUTHERLAND&S ONSeyNEn
w FURNISHING UNDERWRITERS,
No. 10 NORTH EIGHTH sTREkf'
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NORTHAMPTON.

MAsS.MEETING OF DEMOCRATS DELEGATES
CHOSEN TO REPRESENT THE COUNTY IN THE
TAPPAHANNOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ENGLISH ENDORSED. DEMOCRATIC Dis
sENsIONS DEPLORED, AND THE MAY CON-
yENTION SUSTAINED GENERAL BEALE.