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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17
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In Springfield, Nov, 9, by Rev, N, ",
Perry, Dorran Is, Cox Of Wells River, and
Louise Jacobs Of springfield,
In Brookfeld, Nov, 7, by Rev, j, u,
Demeritt, Geo, II, Chase and Catherine
BELL, both Of bIookheld,
In No, Royalton, Oct, 20, Ransom ID,
Grain Of ,yinehendon, Mass, and Edna
", Pike OF No, Royalton,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17

As remedy to purify the blood, moth
ing can be found equal to DIR. BAxTER's
MANDRAKE BITTERs. Price 25 cts. per
bottle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17

In HENRY G. JoHNsONs ARNICA AND
OIL LINMENT we furnish you large bot
tie for 80 cent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17

A bill has been introduced in the
legislature to cut down the salaries of
our State officers. 1t ought to pass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17
John c. Haynes & Co.,
33 COURT STREET, BOSTON.

Musical Boxes in Great variety.
Brass Band instruments.
Violins.
American Guitars Warranted.
Imported Guitars.
Banjos from 5000 3wards.
Violin, Vloloncello, Double Bass,
Banjo, Either and Harp Strings
and Trimmings.
Accordeons and Concertinas Of all
descriptions. American and For
eign Sheet Music, Music Books,
&c, &C., Wholesale and Retail.
This establishment Is one Of the branch
stores of OLIVER D1rsoN & Co., and
possesses uuequalIed advantages for the
importation Of instruments from the best
manufacturers In Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

The Common Council met yesterday after
noon at ) o'clock-President Clarke in the
chair. Present at roll-calI Messrs. Camp
bell, Cole, Curtis. Davis Of Madison Ward,
Davis OF Mar.hal Ward, Edwards, Elletr
/ Elly,on. Ferguson. Forrcste:, Foster,
Gum ~ Marshall Ward, Gum Of Clay
Ward. Hayes. Higgins, Hooper, King, Lub-
book, Manson. Mcdowell, Phillips. Pizzini.
Robinson, TlDsIey, Warren, Weisiger, and
Clarke.
Mr.. Pizzini stated that AIr. Hargroye was
absent from the city.
Mr.. Elle,t stated that Mr.. Straus was out
OF the city.
On motion OF Mr.. ElysOn the regular or
der OF business was suspended; and there.
| upon he presented The petition Of the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
asking leave ~ occupy certain streets with
their tracks, dc. Petition published in the
Dispatch yesterday.1
MIR. Curtis moved 10 Law the petition on
the table i'm order that it may be referred to
the Committee on Streets when appointed.
Mr.. Ellys hoped the motion would not
prevail, and urged the importance Of imme-
diaie action for many reasons.
Mr.. Edwards opposed the granting OF the
| privilege this evening.
! Mr.. higgins moved TO refer the subject
to a special committee OF four on the part
Of the Common Council and three on the
/ part Of the Board OF Aldermen.
Mr. Curtis opposed the motion very
warmly, and declared that it was matter
that clearly belonged to the Committee on
! Streets.
DR.. Manson advocated the motion to
table, but declared that he was an earnest
/ friend OF the proposed road.
The subject was laid on the table by the
! following vote:
AYEs.-Mss'rs. Campbell. Clarke. Cole, Curtis,
/ DAVIS of Madison Ward Davis OF Marshall Ward,
Edwards. Elicit. FeI gusson. Forrs,ter Foster Guam
Of Clay Ward. Hayes. Hooper. King, Lubbock Me-
Dowell. Phillips Plzzn, Robinson, TInsey, Welsl-
/ NOss.-Mes5r.. Ellyson, Gum of Mlrsha;l Ward.
/ Higgins. and Warren.
/ DR.. Manson stated that when the commit
tees were announced he designed moving
| that The petition be referred TO the Commit
tee oil Streets.
/ Mr.. Elicit presented an ordinance pro-
ydlDg that on every occasion when the
Council shall determine that 1t is necessary
or eXpedient 10 raise money for any pur-
| pose by he issue " bonds, the same shall
/ be- issued and disposed Of only TO the high
est bidder at public auction thereof, after
proper notice. at least five DAYS advertised.
| The commissioners shall allow on such
sales - per cent. The Committee on FL
nance shall make monthly reports to the
| Council OF all sales Of bonds, specifying
the names, purchasers, amounts, and prices
at which sales were made. Referred TO the
/ Finance Committee.
Mr.. Curtis presented the report OF the
| City Engineer, in response 10 a resolution,
showing the work done by hands and carts
in the several wards OF the city last year, as
! follows
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW ?

As this question IS frequently askfd, ne will AN
ply say that he IS lady w.o for sUwars ~ thlrty
years has unUvngly deyctsd heR Time and talenis.as
A female Rkynciau and nurse prinCIpally among
children. she has esDt glally studied The coSsatD-
ton aud Nauts OF this Numerous class and q re-
suit OF ths effort. and practical knowledge OIE.iGed
In a lifetime spent a. nurs, Aad physician, sac has
compoundeda Soothing SyrsD Tor chhdrt u iSefhiag
II operates like mag e--giy ~ rst and hsAh-lui
T.. moreover. sure to regulate 'he bowels IN conse.
quence Of this article Mn. MiSsLow = p coming
world. renowned As a heaefact0r of her race; chill
tr.n certainly do RISE rrand bless hsr; especially
IS this the case IN this city. Vast Quantities Of the
soothing syrup are nAILY sold ana u-d here. We
think Mrs. WiuslOw has immOrlansrd her name eN
this iuyalasole arnee, aud We sincerely behave
Thousands Of children have been saved from 9D
carly grave by It's timely and that millions yet
unborn will share It's benefits and unite is calling
her blessed. No MoTHKn has discharged her duty
to her suffering htle one, in our opinion, until she
has given II the beneht of Mr. Winslows soothing
syrup. Try II, mother-rRY IT NOW Ladiss
visitor. New York city, sold by all drugsisis-2o
cents bottle. dc lv-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

ST. JOHN'S SUNDAY-SCHOOL Picnic
The excursion OF It. Johns sunday school
10 Lower Brandon next Monday promises,
with good weather. 10 be one OF 'he most
ENJOYABLE affairs OF the season. At a very
low price they offer long sail to wide wa
ter and back on the fine steamer Louise,
spending several hours at that old historic
country-seat Lower Brandon. In addition
to the Interesting fact OF Brandon being One
OF the oldest coloninl places IN Virginia, 1t
has large and well.kept lawn and eXien-
siye grove. which makes it admirably suited
for picnic. Both on the steamer and
lawn Gnc band oi music, which accOmpa.
ME, the party. will furnish their best selec-
ti0ns. one oi the most interesting features
OF the occasion 20 many Of our citizens will
be- The opportunity Of visiting the United
states iron-cad vessels Ajax, Lehigh, Ma
hopac, Manhattan, and CatSkiI, at the naval
station established al this point. These tine
vessel, are now anchored there, 300 yards
from The wharf, aud their courteous officer,
will take pleasure IN showing visitors over
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

TIE NATIONAL GAME The game OF base
ball payc Yesterday between the Capital
City club. OF Washington, and the Allan
ties, was even more interesting and closer
than that OF the day before. At the
end OF the ninth inning the score stood 3
to 3. and another inning had TO be played
to decide the game. In this the Atlantics
made two runs through errors Of +.
Schreiuer and Holly, and, banking their
opponents, won the gaCe amid the widest
applause. The home Club played mucn
stronger game at the bat than the visitors,
Wh1 we're unable 10 hit Tucker with any
success, and barring TyIer's tirst-base play
their fielding was agnltcent.
To-day at half-paSt the Capital CityS and
Richmond, play their second game. and
there l. no question about its being fine
one.
Tue score OF Yesterdays game was as
follows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

A large stock OF BLACK and COLOEED SILKS,
~AIINS and BROCADES;
AMERICAN aud FOREIGN DRESS GOODS i'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

RIcHMoND SHOTGUN CLUB.-The annual
picnic, glas--baIl and plgeon-Sbooting
match Of the Richmond Shot-Gun Club was
had at Mr.. Theo. Taylor'S farm on The
Grove road Monday. The most attractive
feature OF the day was The pigeon.shootng
match between Mr.. John Adams OF Rich
mond and Nr Harry Il. owen of Manches-
ter, resulting in a victory for the latter.
At the glass-ball and double glass-ball shoot
ing matches some line shots were MADE by
Captains Cousins, Epps, M1ior Nowlan.
and Messrs. Chas. Stokes, :. G.. Tiu-ley, L.
NJ. Fendley, John Adams, Harry b. Owen,
T. +. Taylor, j. Ii. Patte,on, Ned Trant,
and others.
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MonTuARY REPORT for The week ending
july 3. lsS0
cause Ot Death Brigh's disease. COL
ored; cholera-infunium. white. 3 colored;
ch0leFa. morbu., white; clrrbOsls, | white;
congestion OF brain, | white; collie. cot
ofed; consumption, 4 colored; coyulsions
unfantliel, | white, cOlored; diarrhn1. 4
colored; uysentery. | white; dyspepsia, |
colored; epilepsy. white; fever typhoid,
white, | colOred; gastrO.enteritis, / white;
helrt-dlsesse, white, | colOred; inanitI0n,
! white, ] cOl0red: marasmus, white, =
col0red; meningitis, ] white; neglect, l
colored; oid aye, > white; paralysis, | coli
ored; peritonits, white; pyHmia, | COT
0red; teelhing, | c0l0red; liberation OF
bowels. | white; unknown. = white:
wh0Oping-cOugb, white. cOlOred. Whole
number of deaths in the city, exclusive Of
Siill-births. "a. Age: one day To thirty,
white. | cOlOred-total, :; one month 10
SIX, g white, cOlored-totgl, II: six
months TO twelve, white, ) cOlO"ed-tOtal,
s; one year to three, 1 white, 3 cOlored-
total, !; five years TO ten, l colored; ten
years to twenty, white. cOlOred-tOtal,
3; twenty years u thirty, white, color
ed-lOtal, 3; thirty years 10 forty, | white; ;
forty years 10 fifty, | white. I cOlOred-
total, ); dity years to sixty. white. ! col
ored-tOtal. =; seventy years 10 eighty, |
white. | colOred-total, ,; eighty years to
ninety, white; unkown, white. color
ed-total, , Condition single, Is white.
20 cOIOred-total, 80; married, white, >
cOlOred-total. 9; widOwers, cOl0red;
widows, white, , colOred-t0tal, 4. NdtiC-
Uy: Richmond. 80; other parts Of the
United states, l6; Germ1ny, |; Ireland, ,.
Locality: City at large, , white; Marshall
Ward. white, 4 cOlored-total, 13; Jetier-
son Ward. white, cOlored-tOtal, 3
Madison Ward, white, 3 cOlored-,otal. I /;
Monroe Ward, white, 3 colOred-total,
!; Clay Ward, white, 3 colored-total. 4
Jackson Ward, white. ! colOred-tOtal,
10; almshouse, colored; penitcntiary,
colored. Whole number OF deaths for
month OF June, 220-whte, l05; colored,
1l5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

GHAND-JURY ISDICTMENTS-II USTTNG s
COURT.-The grand jury OF the Ilusting,
Court met Yesterday and made the follow
ing presentments
Richard Allen, Thomas Rowe, and James
Washington, for feloniouSly breaking and
entering in the daytime the StorehOuse of
w. r. Smoot and stealing sundry articles.
4 true bill against each.
Thomas Rowe alias william Henry elias
Thomas Smith, for feloniously breaking
and entering in the daytime the StOrehcuse
OF j. b. Marshall and stealing one lot OF
jewelry. A true bill.
A true bill was also found against Rowe
for ielCniously breaking and entering in
the daytime the blacksmilh.shop OF Charles
Walker and stealing sundry articles.
William Burke, for feloniously and with
malice aioretbought shooting and wound
ing Patrick Harris with intent TO kill. \
true bill.
William Burke wss also indicted for felo-
niously, wiliully, and with malice afore-
thought killing and numbering Rebecca
Burke. his wife.
Raphael Bantanti. for feloniously, will
fully, and with malice aiOrethought MUIR
dering Walter Ferneyhough.. y true bill
William Jackson. for selling liquor with
out license. \ true bill.
Salhe Whaley, Tor feloniouSly and mali
ciously stabblng and wounding Archer
Wh,ley, her husband. \ true bill.
The criminal docket Will be called in The
Hastings Court to-day. The two murderers
Bantanti and Burke, are expected 10 b,
tried some time next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

PERSONAL BRIEF ITRNS.-Mr. stephen
q. Pendleton, principal Of Central school,
having been on visit TO the public schools
Nor.h, has returned to the city.
John \. Lacy and Isadore Loyen>tein
Yesterday Quaiihrd in the Hastings Court A.
deputies to City-Sergeant y. VI. Lee.
Mr.. Charles f. Button, Of the Lyncnburg
Vugiaian. is in the city.
The large lot at the northwest corner OF
Main and sixth streets, sold at auction bY
Messrs. Grubbs Il Williams on the "a III
slant. was purchased by Colonel William
+. Tanner for the Masonic Temple Associa-
tion for the sum OF $1,000. After the for
mer sale OF this property some doubt arose
as to ihe title, but this having been re-
moved the recent sale will be perfected.
AT The picnic Of Christ church at Craney
LID udndav tbe first prize for glass. ball
shooting "a gold ring was won by Mr.
Charles r. Brauer, aud the second a hand
some badge by Mr.. William Frayser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

\ noted divine says: " have been using Dr.
TUFTS PMS the past three months for dyspepsia,
weak stomach, and nervousness. never had any
thing 10 DO me so much good in The way Of medi-
cine They are as g1Ot a. YOU represent them. !
recommend them as tie best pin m existence, and
Il all can 10 acquamt others with ibeir great
merits. Tncy are special blessing.
Rev. r. T.. OsCOOD. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

CAL AcCepted. d.-Rev. 7. II. Lacy, Of West
Virginia, has accepted the call extended to
him by the Meade Memorial congregation,
and is expected to take charge OF the church
in few days. In The meanwhile services
will be conducted there regularly by Rev.
Edward Allanson. OF England, who Is stop
ping at DR.. ;. l.. Ingram's, on Twelfth and
POftcr streelS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

THE READJUsTER CONvENTIoN.-The State
Readiuster Convention will meet at the
Theatre to-day AT IL O'Clock a. NJ. There
were large arrivals yesterday and last night.
Others are expected to-day, and the pros.
poets are that there will be very full at.
tendance. There was much caucuslng al
headquarters last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

MANHATTAN SOCIAL CLUB.-A new social
club has been organized in this city. ana Is
known aS the Manhattan Social club. The
following are il officers President, James
Bowler: Vice-President. John T.. Wallace I:
Treasurer. Monroe Ia-kin>: Assistant lrea-
,urer. George Pollard Secretary, Willilm
II. Branch: Assistant Secretary. +. VIII
Hams: Chaplain, k. Thomas smith; Mode
rator, William j. carr.
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election. which takes place in this city on
The 18Th Instant. The object Of the primary
is to elect delegates 10 the Asblind Conyen-
tion in accordance with the Instructions Of
the City Central Committee. From present
indications the vote at The primlry viii be
comparatively small Each candidate for
Congress has some friends in this city and
yIcinify
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

PerSOnGl.-Wiliam Buchanan, an old
Manchester bOy. is on "A visit 10 bi. step
mother, Mrs. Mary \. Lamg, after an abb
sence OF some years.
Past Grand Master +. b. Branch, Of Pc
tersDurg. ID. ID. g. NJ. last night Installed
the newly.elected officers OF Henderson and
Stuart lodges, /. q. o. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

THE CoLoRED PINAFoRE COMPANY Her
Naiesty's ship nad more successful cruise
last night with the cOlored company. Tbere
vns n lareer audience, better Staging and
actin. and altogether the performances was
much more credltabe. The caste were more
at the;rpose and the choru,es rendered WIKI
h.,,n, saIi. .foc,ion. A. we have s9id before,
,he colored people deserve credit for what
,bev have accomplished in their new de-
parture. un6. -. Th,rsdav =, q
?, II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Police Court yes
terday morning by PoIice-Justice u. G.
! Richardson:
John Walton. charged with being drunk
and unable 10 take care OF himself. Dis
charged at the statiOn-hOusc.
John McDOnOugh and Edward Harris
(coored), charged with lighting on the
street, were fined 90 30.
J. NJ. knight (colored), charged with be-
| ing drunk. was tined 50.
! Braddy Moore and Nelson GO0de Doth
cOlored), charged with throwing rocks IN
the street, were fined 81 each.
| B. Chamberlayne and \. ;. Meanly,
charged with fighting and creating Il dis
turbance in the street, were fined g.
! John Everett, charged with being diSor-
dery and abusing IL. Il. Wilson on the
public street, was fined $3.50.
Mary Scott. charged with unlawfully
abusing and threatening to kill Mary Reid,
was discharged.
| Patrick Nelson and Ann Twine, charged
with misdemeanOr, were fined $50 each. y
motion for u new trial was made.
Charles StrattoD, charged with being
| drunk, and falling to appear, an attachment
was issued for his arrest.
Sally Jackson (colored), charged with un-
! lawfully threatening 10 assault and beat
Pmkey Thomas, was discharged.
| James Bryant, charged with unlawfully
as,aulung and threatening to assault VIII
| liam j. Bailey. Dismissed.
| Abram Harris, charged with having IN
| his possession one gold watch Of The value
OF SO, the property Of j. L. Lipscomb
/ Discharged.
Eliza Dickson ard Rachel Coleman
charged with unlawfully cursing and
abusing Maggie BrOaddus. Discharged.
jaime, Bland, charged with threatening
| to kill Rebecca Bland. Dismissed.
Charley Malley, charged with as'auliin9
aud beating Rhoda Martin, was fined 50.
Henry willis (cOlored) charged with
stealing aud carrying away one granite
stone used for a carriage-Step. Not guilty
Henry Jones (cOlOred), charged with fal
ing to appear at court after having been
| duly summoned as witness, was fined 81
Frank Halstead, charged with feloniously
! beating Kate Warrington. Continued unit
| tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

SCORE BY INNINGS.
I23 3 1 6 7 : Q 10
Capital Citys.....0 o o o q q q . %
Atanlics.......0 o q p
Earned run--None.
fir.t base on bali.-Captal Ciy,, 3 Allan
ties. J.
First base ON errurs-Capitai Ciiys, >; Attain
tics, I.
: rucs out-Capital Ctys, 7; Atlantic, :.
Double p.ays-h0lly. Robinson, aud i. Sclr,iner
Passed bali-Dcggs. /.
Mild plI Ches-Iur kcr, q.
Time OF game hours 30 minutes.
Impire-Mr. GraNr,.
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TARwAxr-x srrrzrR ApGR,ENT.

EROM THE BOSOM OF MOTHER
Tho properties OF
TARRANT's SELTZER APERIENT
surpass In ncacy those 81 the natural spring This
PHEASANT AMI effective preparation cures oonstipa-
ten, liver disorder ,ick beshche, indigestion. aat-
uleuce, anJ findney compl,inis aud Is endorsed by
the Faculty.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
f. 2s.M. .NSF2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

CoNvICTs RECEIvED.-Th following con-
yicts were delivered at the penitenllary yes-
ierday: George Adkins, from Wise county,
for three years for mule stealing, and Plea.
SAINT Duck wiIer, from the same county, for
four years for bcuse'hreakIng,
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THE GOODS MUST BE SLOD.

OUR CLOSING OUT SALE WILL COMMENCE
on MONDAY, JULY 5TH.
ami the slaughter viii De started in the prices o
all kinds
OF SUMNER GOODS.
SUMMER CASHMERES,
SUMMER DRESS SILKS,
SUMMER BROCADES,
EMBROIDERED SWI>sEs,
BORDERED LAWNS,
GRENADINES. BUNTINGS,
PLAIN and FANCY SATINS.
LINON De DACCAS,
VElLINGS, INDIA MUSLINS,
LACES. LINEN Lawns. GLOVES,
VICTORIA LAWNS FANS.
WHITE GOODS, ETC ETC.
These goods must De sod, ard We have made the
prices LOW ESOUGH 10 MAKE THEM MOVE. We
intend. furthermore that all summer goods shall be
disposed Of within The next three weeks, because
we purpose on the 1st of August to
SHOW OUR WINTER GOODS AND TO
SELL THEM.
We do not expect in REsOLUTE SALElike this
70 sell big lot of goods at their value, nor dc we
expect 10 get back what we paid for them, but ws
will sell them
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Total amount expended

Mr.. PiZziui presented petition OF proper
ty-Owners and merchants on Broad street
for repaying Of said street from Seventh to
Ninth street.
Mr.. Elicit moved that when the Council
adjDurns this evening it adjourn TO meet on
F,iday at p. VI.
Mr. Edwards moved that the Council adj
journ subject TO the call OF the President.
Agreed 10.
Mr. Cole presented a resolution calling
for information as TO cost OF widening LO-
Gust alley. &c. Referred.
By Mr. T. Wiley DAVIS, \ resolution TO
pay the keeper Of 81. Johns cemetery.
Agreed TO.
Mr.. Hooper offered an amendment TO
the salary ordinance 50 as 10 raise The salary
II the Mavor from $3.50 to $1,000. Re-
feTred to Committee on Finance. on motion
OF Mr.. PizZni.
BY Nr. Mcdowell: \ resolution for gas
lamp at the southeast corner Of Broad and
Pine streets. Referred.
Adjourned.
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Brief HemS.-SOme Of the scholars who
received prizes for punciuality at the Pres
byterian school Sunday were present every
Sabbath morning during the past i've years.
Persons owning dogs and goats should
procure medals for the same at once.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.-GOvernor Holli'
day Yesterday remitted the sentence OF
stripes in The case OF Samuel Tyson, who
was convicted IN the Hastings Court OF
petit larceny and sentenced TO sixty days in
Jail and to stripes. The reason assigned is
that the physician OF the inl testifies that
the infictiOn OF stripes would probably
prove fatal, as the accused suffers from heart
disease
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A GOOD MANY EXTRA BARGAINS,


A large stock OF BLACK and COLOEED SILKS,
~AIlNs, and BRoCADES;
AMERICAN and FOREIGN DRESS GOODS i'm
great variety;
LADIES TLSTERS-tre chcapeSt in the city;
from 9jc. 90 GOc.;
90 zen LINEN ERCHlEFS-c0lOred
hordcu-4i s'sc. apiece,
BOO COR-ET~ reduced from 42c. 10 3jc.
200 dozen LADiE.' .'HEM>TITCHED HANDHfR-
CHIEFS. the cheapest iu the CITY; 100 dozen
LADIES ALL.LINEN HANpKERCHIEFS al
4c apiece; EXTRA-FINE HEMsTlTCHED Al
25c. worth jOc.;
500 PARASOIs % be sold at less than manufac-
turefs' prices rather than carry them over 10
next season;
In LADIES aud CHlLDREN'S HOSIERY We have
The largest and ucsi-selccted stock In The city;
90 pieces LINEN DE- DACCA and LINEN DE
INDIA al 20. 2255. and 25c.--former price %.
80, and 35c.:
SHETLAND SHAWLS in an cOlors from j0e 10
ihe finest Thar src made;
HANDSOME oASH.RIBBONS at374c selling now
everywhere 20 O.. .c.s
BLACK SILK WIRE GRENADINES az &C.;
A large Jos Of SUMNER DRESS GOODS 20 be
closed out al SC. per yard-real value 2jc.:
FIGURED and STRIPED LINENS reduced from
75c. Co Z5c. per yard:
UNION LINEN Lawns 90 Jc. per yard iu four
Teen different Style.
All mail ana express plck1gt, for more than g.
vil bc sent al our expense.
For the accommodation of our friends aud the
puonc our store wlu be Kept ouen until Z O'Clock
f.. NJ. - GLE BROTHERS,
a. 5.sod 81 Broad street.