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General Foreign NesOs.
LONDON, June II, 1881.

LONDON, June II, 1881.
Phnce Milan, OF Servia, has started
from Berlin tor St Petersburg.
Amsricana are crossing the Channel
In great numbers TO attend the race
for the Grand Prix ON Sunday.
An sncounter has taken p lace between
Turkish troops and Bulgarian bands In
Macedonia, In which eight Turks and
thirteen BulgariAns were killed.
The German Reichstag rejec,ed, by
q vots OF 1b3 to. l02 ,pthe credit demanded
b. frince Bismarck for the establishment
Of an economic oouncil.
The spsnish eoasting steamer Alicante
hrs been wrecked near Gibara. Cuba
and 10 total loss. All on board wers
saved including bAttlien OF Chasseuri
de BaSa.
Private tslegrams havs been received
In 1t. Petersburg, announcing outbreak
Of Disturbances at kharkoH and other
towns In southern Russia. Sew erA
incendinry hres are reported.
It is said that signor Nicolini asked
2,000, ,000f. for the services Of Mime. Patti
and himself In America, and that though
negotiations with tho American capt
ta1ists have fallen through the singer
will come to the United States on thsi
own account.
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A Village Shaken by q small ExpIo-
sion

MONTREAL, Jnne 9.-Last even..
ing, in the suburb st. Henri, four
lads returning from school found a
small, round tin box Of about the
size as an ordinary blacking box
painted brown. There was small
hole in the box, through which they
succeeded in pulling ont a little yel.
low powder, and wishing to get all
the contents out they hammered the
bsx with a stone, when loud explo
sion ensued, which shook the whole
village. Three Of the boys were
stunned and more or less mangled
one of them dangerously so. Anoth
or is now completely out Of his inind
though he escaped bodily injuries.
A mystery is attached to the Who'll Q
affair and Is being investigated by the
police.
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Name Them I

Ii 1t be true,as charged, THAT the friends
OF Chauncey Al. Depew have been puI-
chasing votes for their candidate, the
exposure OF the btibers aud the brbed
ought TO be swifL aud complete.
The experience of MIR. bradley 10 by
no means a solitary one. He Is wealthy
and doubtless above bribe, and so
probably are Messrs. Sisson aud Arm
strong but there are others where am
pie finances ana sensitive conscivnces
impose no barrier between them and the
extended hand.
III, on the contrary, 1t can be shown
that The bribery sensation Is but q sharp
Stalwart trick to drivetDepew out of tie
race, then that fact will all the more
quickly appear If the corrupted are. men
publicly named. N. Y. Star.
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Ere. Yesterdays Lat. Edition.
DAMAGE ny THE STORM.
Travel ON the p, w. d b. II. Il. In
terrupted for Nearly Twenty.Four
HOura.

Travel ON the r., w. q b. n. n. In
terrupted for Nearly Twenty.Four
Hours.
Serious damage was occasioned on the
p, w. & B. X, r., last night, by wash
outs produced by the severe rain storm
that prevailed during the day and even
ing. The rain that fell In torrents near
ly all day filed all the culvsrts far be-
yond their capacity, and produced such
strain that they had to give way, with
disastrous results. Three serious wash
outs occurred, Two between Northeast
and Perryville, and one very heavy one
at Lewis crossing, between Havre de
Grace and Aberdeen. These obstruc-
tlons were 90 serious that trains could
not pass over the road, and after eight
O'Clock last evening travel between this
city and Baltimore was entirely suspend
ed. The Perryville &C, ommodation
leaving this city ct 6:15 o'clock got
through In time, but the 3:45 express
out Of Baltimore, arriving here At 8 80
was the last train up, aud after eight
o'clock II was impossible for trains to
pass over the road in either direction.
The full extent Of the damage did
not seem TO be known at the upper end
of the road until this merning, as the
south bound night lines came down as
usual and proceeded as far as Elkton,
whore they were held with the expec-
tation that the damage could be re-
paired in few hours, q special wreck
and construction train, with large
force. having been sent from this city
about midnight. By daylight, how.
ever, the full extent of the damage
was known, and all trains in waiting
were ordered to proceed by way OF
York, Pa, the south bound trains re-
turning to Philadelphia for this pur-
pose, and tho north bound trains, held
below Aberdeen. returning to Balti-
more and proceeding by way of the
Northern Central Railroad to York
and thence to Philadelphia and New
York.
Railroad officials In this city, this
morning, did not seem aware of the
extent Of the damage beyond the fact
that 1t was sufficient TO obstruct travel,
but 1t 10 known that the track between
Northeast and Charlestown was under
four feet of water and badly twisted,
and that all the breaks were SO exten- :
sive that II was impossible to transfer
passengers across them.
This morning another wrecking train
was sent down the road, and also car
load Of provisions for the workmen.
In this city number Of trees were
broken and uprooted, and the streets
and aevers hadlv washed
No damage to the shipping in the
Delaware river and bay has been re-
ported as yet.
TRAVEL RESUMED.
BY twelve o'clock TO day the repairs
had been so far completed that trains
were able to run over the road. The
first train north reached here at 1890,
the Others quickly following, and by
$50 O'Clock trains were running uI
IL usual time.
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Olfyet Anniversary.

Olivet Presbyterian Sunday School
anniversary was largely attended last
evening, despite the severe storm, and
proved . pleasant affair. The EXERCISES
consisted Of prayer and an address by
the pastor, Rev. Q. p. Mallery, and an
superintendent Morrison; recitations
and duets oy ditfsren. scholars, and the
singing Of hymns by the school.A poem
on the death 81 Lewis Ruth, memb ber
schoolteacher, Miss Maggie Carpenter,
was read By member Of her class. A
handsome floral cross was p:ese nfed Ito
the mother Of deceased, on behalf OF the
Class, BY Rev. Mr.. Mallery. A hymp TO
she memory of Harry Huey, another
deceased scholar. was sung BY "a class OF
girls, after which beautiful wreath OF
howers was presented TO the dead bows
mother. From the report of the super.
intendent It appears that the school Mas
. membership Of 200, and has Increased
bosh In members and interest laroalx
during the past year.
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DESPERATE EEIGHTING IN CORK.
Policemen Charging with Bayouets
ON the PODuIace.

DUBLIN, June 9.-Serious rioting
occurred at Cork to-day. In at
tempting TO quell disturbance at
the race course, the police attacked
the mob, driving them into the city
at the point of the bayonet. There
the fighting was resumed with des-
peration, and people in several
houses in the vicinity Of the riot so
severely pelted the police with
stones that many of them were dis
abled. =." .....
LONDON, June 9.-The Times this
morning rejoices at the discovery
that Father Murphy is guarded
night and day by his people, who
will rather die than allow him to be
taken.
Fifty marines who went to Gin
were severely handled by being
stoned, and their bayonets broken
They were Obliged to retreat to
Bantry.
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s.OLn RELIABLE"

There are many reputed remedies lVa
that very prevalent disease, Enron.
Nasal Catarrh, but D0ne which Law
given general satisfaction and peco%o
ackno wjedged standard preparations,sa
cept DR.. Sase's Catarrh Remedy. iseon. leon.
tinues to enjoy an unprecedented popas, pas
iarity. This reputation has been ealngt sah II
through the permanent cures Whion snas ~
has wrought, having proved itssii asia sp0.
citic In the worst forms of tho disease. .s,
In fact SO reliable ID IL that iss ioams.
proprietor offered through all the d Lew s0r =
papers OF the land reward OF sooU ,o'
case of Catarrh that 1t would mol cu'''
Sold by druggists.
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The Man darnus Case.

In the court of Errors and Appeals,
In the Ferris-J ohnsnn mandamus case.
after the counsel on both sides had filed
their Arguments yesterday, the court
refused TO disniss the writ of error as
moved by Messrs Higgins and Bradford,
counsel Tor the appellant. The couri
iesetved It's decision until the next
January term, az To whether the man.
dAmns issued by the Superior Couri
was valid or not,
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Three n Negroes Ly nched for Murder

LITTLE Rock, June 9.-Thres
negroes were lynchsd by a vigilance
committee at Rolling Fork Creek,ln
SEWER County, for the murder OF an
old man named r. F. Hall. The
negroes thought Hall had a large
sum of money on his person and
overpowered him, but secured only
a few cents. They then murdered
him to prevent punishment for the
assault. The vfgilantes hunted the
murderers down, with the above
rpsr1t
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Heavy InundatI0n In Pepnsyi'
yanfa.

NEWCASTLE, Pa, June 9,-Fifs
teen miles of the Erie and Pitlsburg
Railroad north of this place Is GOV,
cred with water to the depth OIL
from ten to twenty feet. There mas
been no communication with Enc
to-day. All of the mails are stopped
and large part of the city is lnun-
dated. The loss Of property IS very
great.
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lWill ara.,uafe

W. II. Stayton, son of w. III. StaytoD.
at Clayton, Del, will graduste al The Ma.
val Academy, Annapolis, Nd, at the
coming commencement exercises of that
Academy. Mr.. Stayton's friends will
no doubt be pleased to hear of his good
fortune.
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The steamer Circassian, which y, :,
New York last Saturday, put m
Halifax with the steamer Vlc'o,a a.
from London for New York, III ~s. ,ss
The Victoria broke her shaft on .he .b
9th inst, and was taken in tow W y,;,es I
Circassian next day, when 3oo INV
east of Halifax.
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Why Are you BirItou.,

bscause you have allowed your bow.
9,s 10 become costive, and liver TORPID.
Use hidney-Wort to produce a free
s.ale OF the bowels, and it will stim ulate
tne Iiver to proper action, cleanse the
skin OF Its yeliowness, cure bilious head
acne, and cause new life In the blood
Zi0n,s Herald.
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From Paris TO Vienna ON n Bicycle.

~ carried with me, among my scanty
baggage. sma II supply of Coca, an Indian
tonic, by which was able 10 assuage the
sudden and painful hunger which some
times accompanies continued exertion,
When fatigue and sleep began TO tell upon
me, the marvellous Coca again supported
m and gave me strength"
M. LAUMAILLE,
Who rode bicycle from Paris 10 Vienna,
distance OF 100 miles, in q little more
than twelve days.
The upequalled tonic and reinv nvigorat-
ing powers Of the Coca are embodied In
the Liebig Cos celebrated Coca Beef Tom
10, which is recognized as the sta nlard
tonic by the medical profession OF every
civilized country. Beware of cheap,
worthless imitations uLder ours aud
similar names. Cures dyspepsia, malaria,
debility and all wno are run down.
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PRRsoNAL.-Hon. BENZ. T. Biggs
was in the city this morning, looking
in usual health, excepting the effects of
. slight poison on the face produced
by contact with a vine in passing
through his woods, day or TWO since,
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rxpnIEsIH KANSAS HAILsTONEa
Five People KILLED and Many
GSuess 1sstroyed ~ the Pertedf.

Esuess 1sstreysd by the Periedf.
eal Cyclone
AnzrnxI, Kan, June 10.-A storm
accompanied BY rain and hail struck
the Solomon Valley last evening at 9
O'Clock. Al Bel0it . great deal OF
window glAas was broken, but the fury
OF he cyclone was greatest ut Solomon
CITY, where nearly al the glass was
broken from tho north windows and q
number Of houses destroyed, but no
lives were Lost. Four miles north y est
Dennis GorsAn and his sister were ins
stautly killed and their house totally
destroyed. At Bennington ON the Val.
Icy road, twelve miles northwest Of
Solomoa City, = farmer named Froth-
inaham, his wife and hired hand were
Killed and the house completely de-
molished. In tho same vicinity three
stone fArm-houses were blown down,
but the inmates were In the cellars and
ESCAPED without selious injuries. A
large number Of houses and balns
along the valley between solomon
City and Minneapolis distance OF
twenty miles or more, were blown
down, but no further loss Of life has
yet been reported. Hailstones came
down very thickly. Some Of them
were larger than walnuts, and contain
ei in the centre small pebbles. At
Abilsns the damage viadow-glass is
considerable. The oyc one proper was
funnel shapeds with tho small end
downward, . d at times as it moved
onward the heavy top would careen
over towards the east and large jets
would shoot out In various directions.
The display lasted about twenty min
utss and the duration Of the storm was
about ono hour. The damage to
houses and crops 10 heavy.
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A missing car load ofstores for the
arctic search steamer Rodgers was
found at Ogden, Utah, on Wednesday.
and will probably reach San Francisco
In time to enable the Rodgers to sail
by the 10Th instant,
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1.-THE profession on9n, ~ hoo.

The profession ought to bear In
mind that the Liebig Company prem are =
genuine Extract OF Witch Hazel. and in
ordering the remedy be sure 10 designale
the preparation desired, Otherwise a
worthless article may be Obtained.
"The same Arm also Cd a most use
iul and convenient nutrient tonic, In the
form Of Coca Beef Tonic which h as inst.
ly received the highest commendation
we nave used both of those preparations
fortat In the Medical and 8svgicdi Times.
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At the meeting OF the American iceastspdsy I'd
sionary Society. In Chicasos Gisy, Of
New YORK, I reported that during sns ssnossiysd ,ssi
Hfsy-fiye years the society had hs,ch Inn more
50 y03I 600 In money OF wE EneIand
than ST. 600 600 came from NOW A.
and New York.
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Change Of Proprietor.h,n.

William II. Carroll, who has been IN
the saloon business In this city for q mum.
Der sears, has purchased the hstel pro-.
erty occupied BY Daniel Mulberip
koWn ~ the DUPONT House. on Eit,h
street between Market and Shinien
streets. He takes possession at onos'
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The Cornell Crew to be Admitted

LONDON, June 9.-The stewara'
of the Henley Regatta to-day pun p1t,
ed a resolution professionally y accea,, s "
ing the entry of the Cornell cre" %hs -
compete for the Stewards Cup; int az
Cornell crew arrived at Henly ~"
$3.50 D. m. to-day. The resolu1l1o ~
had been already telegraphea "
them.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers OF really good chewing tobac-
70 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug n lis the only tobacco which
has not the flavor OF q Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Al. lid q Wa m
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sPEClAI4 NOrICE.
a CAR D,

To al who are suffering from the err
roFs and indiscretiens Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
-, viii send recipe that will cure yoa
was Uncovered by q missionary In South
America. Send q self addressed envelope
y the REV. JosEPH 7. lNNAN, Station u
New Yoek Ogts. May4-eodD&w1y
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WAIlBxaElg Z YEsrEnDAY.--stocks

WAELHxaE1T Z YEsTERDAY.-etocks
were quist hut general strsng. Money
was . shads esaier. Governments were
in bsttsr dsmand and prices advanced
Gta&s securities wers almost neglected
ard railway bonds were dull except
fct sefAnciss'' which were marked mp.
Torsign exchange was quiet and
sts6dy.
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The Press On the Financial Uneas.
fness.

fness.
LONDON; June 9.-The leading papers
this morning appear 10 be trying to stem
the tide of decline 10 the stock market,
being alarmed as the results Of their
own comments upon the present aud
prospective situation some days ago.
The Times In It's city article, says that
the condition OF affairs In ireland Is sp.
preaching the money market, and IT
would be inexpedient to reduce the
bank rate of interest, the market being
practically unchanged from week ago.
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The hand that rocks the sadle. 10 the
Baby syrup IL the best remedy f,r all
complaints children are subject 70, such
~ Bysentery, DiarhWa. Summer Com
platnt, Wind Collie, etc. Price rs cents.
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flnnanxseaa markets..
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, June8, s r. N


g prices sales Of l2eO0 barrels, including
1innseofA extrAs, ct s6 .76ee7 for choice 70
1Ancy cleA and at eeae.S1x for straight;
f.Sns ni ass.s 81 saRSrs 3 e e g n
a7.x Rye hour is dun. We quote q W.96
40 Per barrel. 4
and about steady.. Hales OF 1000 baaheIs,
%, :. SIx. and No. Red, n Elevator, S1 81,
z, .Sas G;a2k yIns; l. M;TH Az JSiy, % and sLlSZ
sylvania at sl.06. .Con.--Locai lots are
very quiet but options are arm. Sales Of
e0ey a6ushsls, including SAL yellow, a 65S
= e fS o sssotss 81 e az s5o ssssm snd
No. ., at 16 u &c. the open board tA9zc.
was bid for Junes 661<c. for July, and 90
Sor August. osts are dull and unchang.
. 11az7c., and rejected and mixed at Is q
10. The rsceipfs 70 day were - follows.
~ barrels Flour, - 300 bushels Wheat,
ss@ bpesls Corn. 1850 bushels osts,
wsnanrw ws;lasn WY; 1.s 4. p.r gallon higher.
gallon.
PHILADELPHIA acA1TLE MARRE=
MozpAx, June Q. r. NJ.
Beaf eAAtae were In good demand, anil
prices were ahads HIGHER. 1850 head ar
rived and sold at the different yards 81 ~
70. pef lb., - 70 cendttiOn.
elxR were dull and lower. 5000 head
arrived and sod at the different yards
at 01<065<n., and 1Ambs at 6eDlOc, per is.
ms latter rate fpr extra.
Hoes were In mir demand. a50O head
arrived and sold at the different yards.
NJ s0ec., Per lb., ~ TO condition.
RAnK DRovHIYARD.
IVgv-sscswd md Luneastsr avs, June4,
1uxxR-Extra, ll0 to 1s0 ns., Ito 63<.
good, 70 TO 1u0ihes. - 70 "; iAir. 90 to q
lha., 8 20 "; good lambA, 10 B.; com.
mon lambs. 15l 70 4 Calves, tot. Mar.
kel dull and prices " cent lower. Arri.
va1e 43oo hs9ds
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To Oo.nmsnee ON monday.

II q alleged that work on tbs E..
and Union streets passenger rail = ~ ,unt IN,
Commence ON Monday morning nsxt' ~"
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"Ofa sad words of tongue o. pJt pht nave
The saddest are these, III III
been.n ..,hiy
The above quotation was ~ heaf.
brought TO mind the other day " would
ing ayoung lady remark tnsan.mntion tna. If
Wild Cherry and HSrehonn1sa'a un1s as
No, mber last, and cured hef oo
riend OF hers did.
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FOURTH EDITION
ln~as.sasns ssr Te-Day.

nmaAooa10mD noR Ee-woy.
For the Middle Atlantic States, WARM
er, oIsarine wsathsr, nozthsrly winds,
bsoomins variable, stationary OF higher
buEoneoss.
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LAWNS.

A fine line of American Lawns,
in the latest styles and oolorlngs, at
l2a.
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GOSsAMERB.

This stock s always complete in
all sizes and qualities, from $2.25
upwards.
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&suaN
DRESS BUTTONS.

W. NJ. Kennard & Co.'s stock OF
Dress Buttons is very large and
styles are the newest and choicest.
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PARAsOHs,

A ine line Of Parasols, sun and
rain Umbrellas.
S<ysss. 4sssah.
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LINEN LAWNS.
Pure Linen Lawns 25 cents.
WHITE GOODS.

A fine Victoria Lawn at IL IL
and q full line :sof our celebrated
make Of Linon DInde, from rs to
90 cents.
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WHITE QUILTS.

w. M. Kennard & Co. are offer
ing one case Of white quilts at $l.l0
which would be cheap at $3.50.
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- ~ GLOVES.

- - GLOVES. -
EW. M. Kennard & Co.'s stock Of
Lisle Thread Gloves is like their
stock Of Kid Gloves, very large.
They are selling good Hisie Glove
at rs cents.
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W. u KENNARD & co.
LADIEs'

can find many choice goods at Ken
nard & Co.'s. Their stock is never
allowed to get old selling at reason
able prices keep it moving.
new style collars, large lace collars
for ladies', latest thing out, just
opened by Kennard l. Co.
T GINGHAMs.
Owing to the great demand for
ginghams they have become very
scarce, but W. N. Ksnnard Il Co.
have yet 100 pieces to select one
dress from.
THIN UNDERWEAR.
w. M, Kennard & Co. are offer.
ing thin gauze underwear for ladies,
gentlemen and children, at LOW
PRICES. .-s= -
SPANISH LACE TIES.
A new and beautiful line of Spenish
ties, fshue collars, and many other
choice things just opened by W. M.
Ksnnard & Co, -
WHITE QUILTS.
W. M. Kennard & Co. are offer
ing one case Of white quilts at $l.l0
which would be cheap at $3.50.
TARLATANs. ~
White, Blue and Pink TarlatanI
in qualities for covering glass ant
chandeliers.
W. M. KENNARD & CO.,
| 62l Market vt.
GOSsAMERs.
| This stock Is always complete il
all sizes and qualities, from $2.2!
upwards.
A fine line Of American Lawnf
in the latest styles and colorlngs, q
l2a.
] LINEN LAWNS.
Pure Linen Lawns 25 cents.
WHITE GOODS.
A fine Victoria Lawn at IL l.
!. and Q full line sof our celebrate
!. make of Linon D'Inde, from 25
: 90 cents.
) OPERA FLANNEIS.
Red, White, Blue, Pink, Creal
and Ecru Opera Cloths. Call ar
see them.
~ PARAsOHs.
g g A 6ne line Of Parasols, sun a,
. rain Umbrellas.
90
~ Slkysa. 4ssaAA.
snaS6A
DRESS BUTTONS.
ag W. NJ. Kennard & Co.'s stock
70 Draaa Ruffnna Ia varv lorpo a,
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OPERA FIANSEIs.

Red, White, Blue, Pink, Cream
and Ecru Opera Cloths. Call and
see them.
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VIE ARTIzANb SAVINGS BANK.

Mothers, II your Baby suffers pain and
is restless DO not stupefy 10 BY adminis-
tsring opium bvt soothe It with a reiia-
BILE remedy nfcA - DR.. Bulls Baby
syrup. rHds oniyI2k Icerts bottle. -
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SPANISH LACE TIES.

A new and beautiful line of Spenish
ties, fishue collars, and many other
choice things just opened by W. M.
Ksnnard & Co. -
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THIN UNDERWEAR.

W. M, Kennard Il Co. are offer.
ing thin gauze underwear for ladies,
gentlemen and children, at LOW
PRICES. -..-.. .....s. e..
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TRAVEL RESUMED.

BY twelve o'clock to day the repairs
had been so far completed that trains
were able to run over the road. The
first train north reached here at 1890,
the others quickly following, and by
$50 O'Clock trains were running ON
I usual time.
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TARLATANs.

White, Blue and Pink Tarlatans
in qualities for covering glass and
chandeliers.
W. M. KENNARD & CO.,
621 Market vt.
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Owing to the great demand for
ginghams they have become very
scarce, but w. NJ. Kennard Il Co,
have yet 100 pieces to select one
dress from.
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new style collars, large lace collars
for ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by Kennard & Co.
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w.x.xExnARD 4 oo..

I
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, 1881-12-06
THE RECORD.
llQuaE

-
.,,s ,,MAsItiSaToN. d. e., Dec. h-zThe assem-
saus q Tue first regniar session ot the Forty
N'e'th Congress had the effect OF drawing q
W. number Ut v1sltors.'r
hy1l o'clock every seat In the galleries Of
NC naase Of Representatives was filled.
~. A. hester stool for short tlnle III tho
is.a isn q tla desks. and was warmly congratu-
ss nna ny hls colleagues upon l,Is success Iii
SuatalaS s.s.nlaS tho Republican nomlnation for
a. AZ noon, Clark Of the 1iouse Adams called
,ao ro soay to order, and ANNOUNCED the opeM.
~ VI ~ mo session. lie then proceeded to call
,.a aae roll-call showed 200 Representatives
ntHs ntsas, a!s hosentees being Morey, Scales,
"aas' ~ and OeNster,
~ vS%on!aat:ons tor Speaker being in order. ].
bots tne11ae was put !n nomination BY Mr.
~ vSsson' alr. Randall by ALr. House, Mr.
1tv 1to1sv Ar. Mnrch. Burrows OF Atichlgam,
tIst'' tsI,a.a alccoos, and Ladd wero appoldtea
ioraes .ae fo'l; was called. and resulted Al fol-
rrs "hosa nusaber OF yutas, .:aa5; neees,
Is: IT., lo. eholce, Id, Keller. lla; Randall.
JeS:aaa y; lhaurruws Of missouri, iiazeltine,
md Hics - ate9x9s. 9;9. Lal1, Mosgroye. Murch,
nd dTo TanGP1 q the candidates voted, Fulkersot
ktifefs su'' Of Virginia, lead }uste.s. voted foI
Hr!stsss tesn's S'l having been announced. Gen
BY SisssMrsss r. Escorted to- the Speaker's chat
!hs esi1 ~ haluall ia and iitseock, .Nna toni
neaL.sfA t. fASs1lsy, of Pennsylvania, ~ tho oidss
/ "ofs " swearing iu members wa,