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what n Leading New York Republt-
cam SAYS Of the Democrats.

An Influential friend OF eX Senator Platt
said to the New York Express: dyes,
though | am Republican, and stauDch
one at that. cannot but admire the wonder
full combination OF the Democratic forces at
Albany. All party feuds have been dis
solved for the while, and 1t was never
stronger in numbers or Influence in this
State than it il at present. The generasbip
exhibited by the Democratic leaders is more
than praiseworthy 1t is astonishing. l can
tell YOU this, that If the eX.senators are not
reelected New York State will be represent
ed iu the National Senate by Democrats.
and such an event would be great misfor-
tune to tue interests OF the Republican
party at the next presidential election"
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PETERSBURG.

FIRE IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY; TWO MULES
AND A HORSE BURNED-sETTING OUT TOBAC-
Co.PLASTs-APPOI IN THE SIGNAL
sERvICE-A PETERsBURGER BADLY IN
JURED-- DESTRUCTIVE HAIL AND WIND
STORM IN AMELIA COUNTY; MANY BARNS
BLOWN DOWN, TREES PELLED, AND CROPS
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. ~ TsE s. SnKAT 100000

Notwithstanding the inclemepcy Of the wes'ner'
'ne ''0'e" sYCLE BROTHERS
aa. beer cr ss fSsefa e
HNo'TIhS N,Sso S $685. adsi FR tASts fic 1e
CURTAINS. ULsTERs, sHAwLs, AZ, &C; ,vvv
We will ODER during this week ~ pieces WIN WIN
W4fa seS % 81 SsEFfxsf fSfss Isr
RIA e TsW fs.d slb DE- 9sip' iix%S SES
xwS;LISfS Pr RHgo4 Sr ENpRSIs MThI,
$50 sT TfsE Mq naP f hosss sG from s7 s2S
These goods are all linen, and are % per cent
ESQ s ss anS Soh e f
5000 , ysfss LACE MUSLIN a, 1oc-regular value
As the season advances we shall place before our
customers tverv advantage In the purchase OF eoocs.
100 pieces MATING TO be closed out at New YORK
so pieces BUNTING at Sc. per yard:
80 pieces WOOL BUNTING at 10: Al ana az ~.
at iOc per yard still left-roguar value 90c.,
so pieces OUTLETS BEST at 25c.-never sold here
before for less than 37tsc:; ~.
100 pieces IMITATION LINEN LAWN AZ lOc.
1 case YARD WIDE LAWN, handsome 81 le band
sssdfT 5e pe sr YARD sold before
800 pieces LAWN al 10 aud l2X'.-the prtttiest in
PAR ne s12 AND S.UMBRELLAs in great va.
riety, and unsurpassed In quality and dtsign-in
fact the most complete assortment to be found
In the city-raDglug In price from soc 10 SO
The prices are much lower than they have been
heretofore. .x
We have Just received large invoice Of Chill
DRFN'S PARASOLS-some of the newest COLOR
ings ever offered IN Richmond. - 49,
We will Cffer on our BARGAIN COUNTER tIis
week 5000 yards IRISH LINEN, In lengths
from 10 yards, al bali their regular value
Don't fail 10 loos at our 81 SATIN DE LEoN-good
value for 81 .65.
Our 80 rs SATIN DE LEON reduced TO $3.50.
FANS for the million from L. TO Sl.5O ana lois OF
them to be distributed free.
LACE DEPARTMENT.-7,O0o Yards Of every
style TRIMMING LACE from 10 oUc. fer
TRIMMING-LACE from 9 to soc. per yard
SYCLE BROTHERS,
10 5-eod 3ll Broad street.
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NF' JULIUS MEYER & son
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARASOLSl PARAsOLs !

PARASOLS! PARAsOLsi
Having closed out a manufacturers stock, we are
enabled to make SPECIAL Low PRICES.
LINED BROCADE-sILK PAEAsOLS at 1925
formerly $3.50;
LINED SATIN. O8ELISK HANDLE, at $3.50
formerly SO so;
LINED SATIN. IVORY HANDLE AND TIP, at
SO formerly 81;
LINED ALLSILK BROCADE at 1925 formerly
So;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE,
at s4.75 formerly 80;
FANCY BgOCADEs, FRINGE-TRIMMED, at
SO formerly $40;
26.INCH TWILLED-SILK sUN.UMBRELLA at
$3.50:
26-INCH TURK-SATIN, BAMBOO HANDLE, at
1925 formerly IS.
FANsl FANS!
500 IyORY-sTICK JAPANESE FANS at Csc.
worth SOC:
SILVER. STICK JAPANESE FANS at l5c. worth
Csc:
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANESE
FANS at &c.;
FEATHER, DECORATED, CRErONNE, and
SILK FANS from soc. to 81.
LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERs.
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES. from 1925 to
HOSIFRYl HOSIERYl
LADIES EXTRA QUALITY RlBBED-FRONT
BALBRIGGkNS at 25c. worth 40c.;
LADIES' REGULAR. MADE UNBLEACHED al
lie.
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at lie. worth 25c;
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGANs
at 35 to Soc;
CHILDREN's UNBLBACHGD LACE HOSE at
soc.
CHlLDREN'S DRESSES AND CORSETS.
CHILDREN'S SHORT DRESSES, In French Mus
lin, Cambria, and Nainsook, from 62c. TO -;
INFANTS LONG DRESSES from $3.50 to 50;
CHlLDREN'S CORSETS, with shoulder-straps,
only see:
CHILDRES'S CORSET-WAISTS only Soc.
LADIES DRESS1SG.SACQUES. In Muslin, Cam
bric, and Sainsook, from 81 10 So
LADIES HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock Of LADIES' GOWNS. CHEMISTS
DRAWERS, &C.. at j. MEYER < Sons,
my 22-eod COL and SOB Broad street.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
STEVENS

STEVENS
HAS jest OPENED
Another large lot Of those POCKET BOOKS
6Jc.-all cO'ors;
Elegant CIGAR and CIGARETTE.CAsES,
Handsome Fancy OFFICE INBsTANDS finished IN
ebony aud gilt and all gill;
Two new patterns of CARD-RECEINERS-yer
handsome;
New patterns and shapes Of ENGRAVED GLASS
BOWLEs, PITCHERS, and GOBLE1S-thcy
are beauties;
A few dozen five and siX-foot STEP-LADDERS;
Novelties in HOOP and BALL EAR-DROPS,
Fifty TIN sETs-ali the newest styles and decora-
t0ns-b0ttom prices;
All sizes JAPANNED price from
l0c.up;
A new lot of CRuMBBRUsH and TRAYS;
An immense lot OF INDIAN BASKETS for lunch,
work. scrap, collars, handkerchIefs &C.
Novelties continually being received at
STEVENS,
N.Y. rs sos Broad street.
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The nomination Of ex-senator John f.
Lewis for Lieutenant Governor is an earnest
Of cordial feeling between the Readi
OF Democratic and those Of Republican an.
teceden,s. Gorh0m, C0nkting RepubticGn.
John Tyler, Jr., Oh Virginia Politics.
To the Editor Of the Republican
hold that under existing complications
in the Republican party our success in 1884
is made dependent upon the success this
year OF the Liberal movement I'm Virginia
destroying the Bourbon solidity OF the
South. The turning point Of the future is
now in aud with Virginia.
Yours truly, JOHN TYLER, Jr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tn SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE
WEEK.
!: COHEN BROTHERS.

| We have space 10 enumeraie only few Of tn
many GOODS that lend special attractions. As the
| season advances we shall place before our patrons
| every advantage In the purchase Of GOODS.
20 pieces OF WHITE IRISH LINEN. suitable for
general family use, at 21c. yard-the value OF
which Is &c.:
A large lot of ATWOOD BUNTING at 10, IL,
ana 12kc.;
wOOL.FILLiNG BUNTING a, Sc. yard;
BLACK SATIN at csc. yard-tbe same quality
sold everywhere at 81:
sURAH SATIN reduced from $50 to 90c.:
pieces HEAVY GROS. GRAIN SILKS at Use. 4
yard-ueyer offered under 81 30;
LINING SILKS at 25, 80, 81, aud Soc:
Large stock Of FANCY SILKS and sATINS In
surah aud other new designs at greatly reduced
prices;
SUMNER SILKS a, 37K, AZ, As. and Soc;
CHINA PONGIE PURE SILK, 2f-ineh, at 81 a
yard;
25 pieces YARD.wIDE WHITE LAWN at &c.;
INDIA LINENS at 10. 10, 81. and 25c.;
Also. PERSIAN NULL, commencing I'm price from
csc. yard:
FIGURED SWISS in endless variety;
cases of WHITE FRENCH CAMBRiCS at l5c.
ayard-the price Of which Is 25c. everywhere !:
FRENCH ORGANIZES, FRENCH NAINsOOKS.
COLORED and WHITE DOTTED INDIA and
PERSIAN MULLS, and all other new designs
In WHITE GOODS.
We also offer
.........s.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LACES IN ALL THEIR Old AND
NEW VARIETIES.
Observation-Disclosures.
MIRECOURT, POINT NEMOURS,
PLATTE VALENCIENNES,
POINT DE NIECE,
ANTIQUE, TORGHON,
CARRICK MA.CROSS, SPANISH, ETC.
We will also offer our entire stock OF PARASOLs
at great reductions from former Orces.
In our HOSIERY aud GLOVE DEPARTMENT
we claim assortment that Is not TO be FOUND
In this city. Among them many attractive bar
gains. je 4-Sa,SuSTh
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SIDNEY GRAYS COMPANY D), AZ
- TENTION l-Assembe at Regimtnia Armo-H
ry on TUESDAY. June 7lh, at s O'Clock shsrD'W
for drill and business. Members OF the old com,
pany who left In good standing are requested 10
meet with us without further notice.
comm anding X. ID. ADAMS,
10 not Orderly Sergeant.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HOWITZERS, ATTENTION. AK
III Asss mbIe at the Regimental Arinory Y.AQ
MONDAY MORNING. Juee ON, az 2 49,
O'clock, i'm fatigue uniform white pants). 8Hfsd
with side. arms 10 attend annual tareet-prac ice.
Members OF the committee will not meet AT the
Regimeuts Armory, but Will report Tor duty AT the
train at 6x O'Clock sharp
BY command Of Il. J. BosHKR: Captain.
Il. LORRAINE.
60 hIts First Sergeant.
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rG ALL THE BEAUTIFUL SHADES

so fashionable this season reproduce In
"MARBLEINE,"
a TINTED KALsOMINE FOR WALLS. prepared
for use with the addition Of water
Work of this kind can be seen in the interior of
IT. Marks church, recently finished by Messrs.
Oliver & Hetzer, painters and kalsomincrs.
We would respectfully call the attention Of the
public to our new branch for the sale Of GLASS,
PANTS, &C, At 2lOKAsT BROAD STREET, BE-
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS.
SAMUEL BINSWANGER & CO.,
Sole Agents,
je5.1t 1927 Main and 81 Broad street.
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~PARK.PLACE METHODIsT

CHURCH fwest Franklin street, 1.-THE services will
be conducted by special appointments OF the Bap.
tist General Association. Rev. y. II. BOSTON, IL
O'Clock A. M.--snbjeci, ---: Rev. JOHN ID. TuR-
Pin, ~ II. M.-subjeer, Faithful unto Death"
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WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODsl

Another large inyoce Of LACES Of every kind,
Including WHITE and BLACK SPANISH
LACES. VERNlCELLI LANGUtDUC, VA.
LENCENNES. TORCH N;
Also. "A large line Of SWISS. NAINSOOk, ana
CASiBRlC ENBHOIDERiES, at extremely low
prices.
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fH- SECOND PRESBY TERIAN
CHURCH.--At III A. NJ. the Rev. DIR. w. ID. Thomas
OF Norfolk. At o +. NJ. the Rev. DR.. Hoge.
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MAD. CAROLINE RlCHINGS- BER-
Nl NARD viii be prepared TO receive limited
for MUSICAL INSTRUCTION st her own house,
10 Richmond, Va, Tor the fan and winter Ut
le6l.ns2, where they win receive thorough vocal
and Instrumental training under her persont1 su.
pr. vision. aud the comforts OF Q pleasant home.
foouiion, Italian, and German taught u required.
FOR terms etc., apply NJ IL wes Grace street Rich
moDd Va. my l5.ym
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
YOUR ATTENTION Is SOLICITED.
PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

We are just in receipt of a most complete and va
rcd assortment of
PARAsOLs AND sUN-UMBRELLAS.
Among these goods we are exhibiting many adj
yanced novelties, ranging 10 cost from 81 TO SIS.
Largest and cheapest stocks ia the city.
CLOTHS AND CASsIMERES.
In this department our stocks are repete with the
choice st and nobbest efiectsin
TWEEDS. CAeSIMERES, CHEVIOTs. SUIT
iNGS, AND CLOTHS.
In addition to these we new offer an unusually we'll
assorted stock of
PATTERNS FOR TROUSERS
at reduced rates. Much money can be saved in this
department.
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LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.

SCHOONER. "E. ARCULARIUS," di-
~ rect from RJekland, Me-, with "A cargo OF FRESH
ROCKLAND LIME, daily expected. This Lime Us
from the ceh Drated "Crockett" Lime.kilns.
Messrs Or ockett 4 Co. own the best lime-roek In
Rockland anu guarantee their lime 10 he equal %
any lime ever sold In this MARKET aud superior TO
the large bulk OF n. WARNER MOORE.
ligc, Cement LumD- aud Grould- Plaster.
Seventeenth street, south side Dock.
my 3l-uel4
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mL ACES! LACES! LACES

III
TORCHON, MALTESE, CORALINE, VERNE
CELL, AMERICAN, VALENTINES, RUSSIAN,
sAXONY, LIMERICK, CoRYPHEE, CAR
RICKMACROss. YAK NOTTINGHAM, CALAIS,
CHANTILLY, IRISH CROCHET, TATTING,
DUCHESS, IRvIE, BALMORAL, CLUNY, TUs-
CAN, SPANISH, SWISS EMBROIDERY, POINT
D'ALENCUN, VENIsE, POINT DIGON, MIRE-
COURT, BRABANT, MONTERPAN, LANGUE-
DOC, ENGLISH THREAD, CULTURE, CASH.
MIRE, POINT DU CARDINAL, TUSCAN, AN
TIQUE, and other styles of EDGlNGs a2d IN
SETTINGS. lje4I LEVY BROTHERS.
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10000.
MONEY.
S5.OOO.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS

We offer for sale limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANViLJE BAiLROAD 9 PER CENT.
COL ID BONDS due I'm 1918 at 1913 aud accrued IN
ttrest. These bonds are secured by consolidated
mort gage on the Richmond and Dsnville and Pied
mont railroads and the lease Of the North Carolina
railroad
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report OF the company for Tie year erd-
Ing 30th september, 1880, showed that the COM
pany had reduced is debt over f450,00O during
the two preceding years. b"sbdes adding largely 10
its r0Ili;g stock md machinery, aud purchasing
800 tons Of new steel rails. For the even months
ending ADril 80, 1881 the net receipts OF the COM
pany exceeded 100000. which + equal 10 y per
cent on the capital STOCK OF the company after he
Of interest. rents. and an other fixed
charges. and expeBding a large amount for e1up-
ment, steel rails, and additional w0fh.shops.
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
The receipts OF this COMPANY for Carrying the
mails for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent over same month Of last year, and for
freight of 80 per cent. Previous 10 LIST OF May 40
ner cent of the Atan'a and Charlotte freight
business went Ufd the Carolina Central railroad.
Now an its through business goes by the Richmond
and Danylle railroad. which viii add largely 10 10
income. NY II
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T BAvE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING
i STOCK OF GOODS.-Chinese MaitiDgs. OF all
grades Oil. Cloths, Carpets Rugs, ana Mats; Shades
and shadings OF all styles; Cornices and Cornice-
Poles--wanut, 9Th, and ebony Lace aud Danlasl
Curtains; Paper Ianzinss Of all styles and quality.
Work done In town or country. All orders promptly
attended to. A. JENNINGS, No. 1871 Main street,
kichmond. Va ap 6.2n
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~ BR0AD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-sUSpAY, June 9Th The pulpi, win
be Allied to-day BY members of the General Associa-
lion OF the Baptist Church In Virginia. All
A. NJ, Rev. A. X. ROGERS; al S;l5 p. NJ, Rev. A.
q. BARRON. A cordial invitation to all.
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DAMASK CLOTHS.

DAMASK CLOTHS.
We ask the attention of housekeepers TO large
and varied stock of DAMASK CLOTHS, from the
finest loom In the world. These are specially adapt
ed for a line retail trade, and are confined TO our
houses for the city of Richmond They measure 2,
2H, 3, and 81 yards In length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant, aud the
NAPKINS and DOILIES can be found exactly TO
maIcn.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OF NiRGINIA.-SUM-
~ MER LAW LECTURES tDine weekly BEGIN
l4TH JULY, 1851, aud end l4tn september. Have
proved vi signal uselst. 70 students who design 10
pursue their studies at this other law school: I'd.
TO those who propose TO read privately; aud Sd, 10
practitioners who have not had the advantage OF
systematic instruction. For circular apply Post
Once, University Of vnginis) to JOHN n. MINOR,
Prof. com. anu Stat. Law. my 25-2tawlm
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SILKS SATINS. RROCADES.

SILKS, SATINS, BROCADES.
As we are anxious to reduce oar stock In these
goods We have marked them 20 per cent. below cur
regular prc,s In order TO make them sell rapidly,
and 10 give our customers a cnance 10 secure par
gains. - -,
We have marked our entire stock Of DRESS
GOODS. NOVELTlES, and TRIMMINGS at clO-
,iug.out prices, rs We wish to close them Tor the
PARASOLSl FANS! MITTS
Fifteen hundred PARASOLS from soc. TO $40
Having bought very largely ut low prices we are
enabled 10 give our customers Parasols at lower
prices than ever. 125 dozen FANS from Toe to
So apiece. embracing The finest and cheaDest line IN
The city; rs dozen handsome SILK LACE MlIIs
at Soc; 81 dCzen handsome SILK LACE MirIS
al 75r.; 10 dozen handsome SILK LACE MlITS
at 81: Ii dozen handsome SILK LACE MlTTS
at Sl25-includiug all the new shades: Also black
and white. Give us call on Parasols, Fans, ana
Mitts.
Eighty-iwO dozen Ladies and Gentlemen's
GAUZE aud SUMNER MERlNO UNDERWEAR
at low prices at THALHlMER BROIHEks.
my 2S-Sa Su&W
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DURCELL, LADD X CO..
Il WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Agency Tor Virginia springs and o,her Mineral
Wafcrs,
RICHMOND. VA.
RECEIVED DIRECT:
GREFNBRltR WHITE SULPHUR,
ROCkBRlDGE ALUM.
ALLtGHA\i, BLUE RIDGE.
BUFFALO LtIIIlA, HEALING,
WOLF-1RAP LITillA
All the above waters IN bottles except The WOLF
Trap Liihia which Is sold Al 2jc. per gallon-pach
age extra; consumers can send their vessels
Be des these waters We keep constantly on Maud
supply of the ShRATObA SPRINGS and other
American waters and standard European waters.
~
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PIC-NICS.

'NRAND ALLDAY PICNIC,
VI BASEBALL MATCH, AND HORSE RACE
ON WHlT-MONDAl,J JUNE d, 1851,
by THE - u. =.
At THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Admission: Gentlemen, SOC Ladies tree.
Conveyanccs from corner Broad ana uL'h
streets from 10 A. VI. until Il. NJ. my 3l'6i'
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
For The present season we are provided for a great
demand I'm DOTTED aud FIGURED Swiss MUS
LINS, LINON DE DACCA, LINEN LAWNS
ORGANIZES. PERSIAN LAWNS, NULL MUS
LINS, PGQUES, JACONETs,. TARLATANs,
CAMBRICS, and MAZALlAS. These goods we
can sell as low a. any house In the country.
LADIES' MERINO AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR
from zoe. to $3.50;
GENTLEMES'S GAUZE VESTS and DRAWERS
ranging IN cost from 25c. 10 $3.50;
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS AT lowest rates.
SUMMER SILKS.
Our stocks have Just been replenished by large
additions. aud we now can show the most attractive
variety, ranging In cost from SOC. 10 sl25.
BLACK SILKS.
We continue 10 make a specially Of th's branch 0
our establishment aud can give the very best values
Especial attention IS called 10
BLACK SILK at $3.50,
BLACK MOURNING SILK at el.40.
LACES In all new styles and In immeAse variety;
LINENS. DAMASks, TOWELS;
DOYEsTlCS at lowest cash rates;
LAWNS, ORGANIZES, and JACONETS Jus
opened;
CaRBOLIC AOCTHWAs for sale by
CARDOZO. ALSOP, MOsBY & co.,
F0URQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
[my 22-eodS
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fcp LINEN LAP-ROBES.

The cheapest LAP-RoBES ever ofercS-lt soc
worth 81, at a0c. worth IL %, at 81 worth 81 so
at 1925 worth 81.
MEXICAN HAMMOCKs at reduced prices at
JED LEVY BROTHERS.
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FEAST.

EEAST By THE LADIES OF CEN
l. TENARY CHURCH. at No. 3l6 east Frank
lin street, between Third and Fourth, on TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRI
DAY. The doors will be open from 70 ii l.. Nj.
In the afternoon children will receive special atten-
ton. The public cordially Invited 10 attend. -
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BLACK GOODS! BLACK GOODS
We will open over 100 pieces BLACK CASH
MERES. TAMISE, FRENCH BUNTlNGS.
NUNS VElLlNGS. PLAIN and LACE BU Nj
INGS, PLAIN. CHECKED. and BROCADED
GRENADINES, aud othsr Black Goods, which
will piy TO look at.
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M LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS.
Five hundred pieces of NEW LAWNS at ), Ga
ga, 10, and 1870. per yard at
jed LEVY BRoIllEkS'
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NJ HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, FANS,
CASSIMEBES. COrTONADES, N0IlONS, RIB
BONS. COLLARS, SCARFS, RUFFLINGS, &C.,
&C., Re-, al very low prices at ,.,,,,,-n,,
ID. Il L. MITTELDORFER'S,
ie 5.SuW&Sa 527 Broad street.
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We will also offer our entire stock OF PARASOLs
at great reductions from former prices.
In our HOSIERY aud GLOVE DEPARTMENT
we claim an assortment that Is not TO be found
In this city. Among them many attractive par
gains. - 4-Sa.SuSIh
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

CITY OF MEXICO, June pa most
horrible accident occurred last Friday
night on the MOriles railway, in
Mexico, whereby 200 people were
burned or crushed to death. The
scene Of the catastrophe was on the
river San Antonio, near the village
of Mariposi. For some time past this
section of the country has been swept
by fierce storms, swelling the creek
to torrents and laying waste many
fertile fields. The bridge spanning The
river at the point mentioned, although
known to be unsafe, was still i'm use.
When the Inflated train, bearing
battalion of soldiers, attempted its
passage the result was a crash as the
undermined supports gave way the
engine and cars were hurled headlong
down the chasm. Scarcely had the
magnitude of the tragedy become APP
parent when a new horror was added.
In the freight van comprising II por-
ton of the train was consignment
of alcohol. This took fire and sub
sequent explosion contributed much
to the loss of life. The few who es-
capped uninjured applied themselves
to the rescue of their less fort
innate comrades. But II was some
hours before the exact extent of
the tragedy was apparent. 1t Is
now known, however, that thirteen,
officers and 1872 privates were either
Killed outright by the fall or roasted
to death, while fifty others sustained
hufts of more or less serious nature.
The train was entirely consumed.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

The Secretary of the Detroit Lime
kiln Club announced q cOmmunica-
ton from the President of the White
Rose Debating Club, asking Brother
Gardner to take sides on che question:
Gam sheep-meat too good fur Guild
folks 2" The club had the question
before 1t for several meetings, and
failing to agree IL had been agreed to
accept the decision of the Limekiln
Club.
~ should say dat 1t was accordin'
TO circumstances" replied the Presi-
dent, as he removed his spectacles.
''In de case of lazy, wicked, right
down niger even ole bones am too
good fur his stomach. In de case Of
a good, squar cullud man, sheep meat,
sirlOin steaks an spring chicken am
none too fine am a firm believer i'm
de theory dat de brain am in a great
measure controlled by de stomach. /
lay one-half the rascality of dis world
to poor fodder. A man who sits
down to a lean tabl. feels mad at de
hull world, though it may he his own
fault dat he has no better. Bring up
chile on CO. Eaters, old crusts an thin
meats. an de chances am ninety
five in hundred dat he will make
II wicked man. When de stomach
am pinched, de brain turns to devil
try. I've bin right dar'. In de vars
agone, when / sot down to a dinnah
table held down by few Eaters, a cup
of weak tea an u mighty Thin slice of
bread, felt like robbery and murder.
Gin man good coffee, plenty of meat,
good bread an whateber fixin's come
between, an he will keep cl'ar of
crime, unless it was BON in his natur'"