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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08
for 50 mony years-tse prey cf Tie
brokers of .Nelc Orleans

for so anany ycars-tke prey cf Tie
brokers Of Nnc Orleans
We cannot believe that the Su-
preme Court-when the matter is
brought before it, as it will be--can
possibly nullify the will Of the people
expressed at the ballot-box and in
the letter of Che Constitution, and be-
cause the State Capitol, at the seat of
government, was not plastered, de-
clare that it was lawful for the Gov
ernor to assemble the Legislature in
extra session at New Orleans.
Baton Rouge has complied with the
constitutional requirement. Her $685.
600 have been paid in and placed on
the new Capitol.
In all justice, she is and ought to
be the seat of government.
We hope that Governor McEnery,
for his own sake, as well as for the
welfare of the State-which we are
sure he has at heart-will reverse his
hasty action, or decision, and that he
will not expose the people to costly
disappointment by holding the extra
session at New Orleans.
1t is the constitution which desig-
mates the seat of government and not
the Governor, who is it's chief Execu-
tive officer.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

Lieutenant Flipper's trial is going
on in Galveston. He is charged with
embezzlement to thetune of S379, III,
and with presenting fraudulent
check for sl,44O.43. He is in great
trouble about these little matters.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

Fine Sugar Cured Hams
Just received and for sale by
novs s. JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

President Arthur has gone to New
York to help the boys to run the ma
chine at the approaching election,
which it is believed will result favor
ably to the Democrats, despite his
Intervention.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

Crackers and Cakes!
Fancy mixed Tea Cakes Cakes and Jumbles,
Ginger Snaps, Cream and Cracknell Biscuits.
and Soda Crackers, now in supply at Family
Grocery of JOSHTIA REAL
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

New Cane Syrup
Buckwheat Flour and Fancy Creamery But.
ter, at Family Grocery of JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

7 AIDES, Misses and Children's Rubber Shoes
II and Foot Holds at ROSENFIELDS.
G1NGHAMS, Toile dn Norti and Eursuckers
" in great variety at Rosenflds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
C9<]Ilexaudria 0azette
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 6

COMETS VIEWED FROM BALLOONS Re-
Gently paper by d. w. de FonvieIIe was resd
before the Balloon s. cioty, 10 wki,b the su;bor
described tho arpaaranoe Of comet b. 1881, us
seen ~ him at midnight. from the car ct a
balloon. The tr.li.1cy ofthe light which the
comet showed WHEN the balloon arrived q. an
altitude of over 900 metres decreased 10 6 vary
large proportion. notwithstanding the transpar
cncg of the stn0spherc. So far as could be
jndted OF similar changes without tho ss istsnce
OF oplcsi lnstrum ents, Il sesmed that the trIs
iln0cy had decreased about half beyond its no Q
maj Drl'ltaooy as seeo from the earth. The tai
was IlttIe lougcr thar seen from the earth, bu:
E0st remarkable was the III ,nner 10 which lt
terminated. for it wes cut of straight, as if
llne were draWa over It horiz ,ntally with a
ruler. Til. Singular circumstance made NJ, de
tonVlI think that the end of the phenomea
moo l2isht &c terminated by hatc5 cloud The
appearance OF the tail VS. as if produced by
itgIons CT large Stops travelling ia the plane
tafy space ludepet :nty Of the conet, and
haVl:g 90 other Connec!iJo With i: than that of
beng temporarily Lighted ty the rays which
lis atmosphere lad caused to dtvate, more or
les-, flou their natural rou'e. These uy.iads
OF r'mIaois OF worlds WGud, therefore, pro.
dCco the same effect as DUST lighted by q ray of
huo ecmi'icd into dark room through crCY-
no. III. d. FU1vi.lls dwelt upon this theory Ut
Eone l2I & h, and il sist, that it was to this
cause that The ZICi.c al gh BIT wss 10 all reason
able probability to be attributed. He also in.
sisted That astronomical lnvs st cations should
Includo bsll0onirg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06

SiosE:eEs osiaia ine will run as follows;
ESEe NORFOLK,
GonGe2tEs: with Ge-chsnts and Miners Line
foE ECGtop, steamer
E,2Ds" GR TEE ISIS
livery ItOnnAy, WEDNESDAY, and
FHioAI (, 81 Q OO D clocS psln.; returning. leave
Norfolk on alternate dGys st AGO Q. NJ
This siaunch iron steamer hiss just been paint
cd throughout, stGtcsooc?a newly furnished and
csr2eted, and is tce handsoraeat IS we'll as inc
safest best on the Potomac river end Chesapeake
psy, and IL tho only STEAMER making close con-
noc!lon with tho New York and Boston stesru-
o:s; cleo c9Haec!s With Richmond ataa mers snd
snd FOGNT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
H%2inaing Nay ist, 1881, excursion tickets,
good Tor s.Ven days, will be Issued az follows :
Ftf5tc!ass round trip TO 1t. Monroe and Norfolk
50 W IRIS: clsss fare to Fortress Monroe end
N"rto.h; -; second class oach way ST. 50; first
c!sss fare to Einey Point and Point Lookout
81 50; first class round trip to Pincy Point and
F2in! i.coEcu. 81 UU; aNcoad clGas each way T5c.
6ts:arocms -; meals I5c.
E&sss &MsY YNEsG.
SsEsrs.GG rs =. 4. i&ss-s e ri : .s.TJ 5I&.a
t-Sfs!SiSrT'
GT&2sT EELDA.y, ST l2 H.; snd returning,
la.Te NeW Yc-&%, !7oGl pier a. kest river. EV.
- "'-- - st'|'!> os CICLS y.
mhe rtga.,G-s Of ti:is Company mako conreo.
ticns ct N rfoik Ter Boston and sl points Sss.
6: Naw !0fk Nth eli points West and North.
Tjeat, and Ct Aloiand riG with Virginia Midland
issltru@d and Washington snd Ohio Railroad.
through rates SI7en and tro!gh: handled care
fully and promptly. For further informs.,co
apply ~ :. a. EEED, hront
JanneY's wharf,
WIN. THOMPSON, President,
I3lJ street,,
sep 27-.i Wnshi3stoc. y n.
,.ss=ssz;;. CLf0:;'3 E,G&A& LINE WgEE-
:.:>:::zsa;:% LIZ TIC
PHILADELPHIA, FILL, EiVgR, IaRov1
DGAya GND BOSTON.
E!nsHle:s leave AlexSat:ria EVERY TIES
"a s2d leave fti!aGa.ahia EVERY SIT.
uRDAY.
Tai3 Inc cc1lec;2 1T h!e1srGris With :he Q
:. s. n, and " " Z. 4. hs., sna 4. Pbilsdei
pbis wish Ci!ydo's regular Steamships for Fsil
E!yac. trovi6euco and Boston.
Freight Forwarded win p.ora a.ress end cs-s
i:ee OF com missions.
tio charge foe transfer in ?hiiadolph;s. ,nd
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Ereouont
Go2astnrea, Through rates and through Bills
% -hc!Eg aiTaa, Insurance at the lowest rstsr,
Agents:
= e.. FEED, alexandria.
NM. 2 clyde 6 CO, phila6e!ohfo,
.'OHESoN & CO., Wiah. u Georsrn,
ian G-tf - -
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Opening AIT, Closing OF the Mails.

CLOSING.
Washington, d. g., and Northeastern mails s
.. M, IL IN. and and Is p. m.
Western msils 80 and 8 Is p. m.
Southern ms!s, via Richmond, Vs., 10 80 q.
10. and 30 and Is .. m.
South and Southwestern mails, vis Lynch.
D"rg Virginia, way and through maila, 7 90 q.
m. and W y. m.
MANASSAS Division 90 q. n.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va, s 90 o. m,
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails via Washing.
ION, u. O., 5 ~ a. m. II N. snd i CO D. III.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 8 80 q. m
ana 8 80 z. N.
Southwestern mails Wis Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through msils) including way msils on Midland
Railroad, s 80 &. III.
Mansssss Division 80 pm. for lock box only.
F Round Hill to alexandria, Va, 30 p m.
Oilco Eours-Ctice opens 4. 50 q. M, and
closes st " 90 .. NJ.
Sunc&y aour7-Oflce opens at 45 8. NJ, AZ d
closes 81 9 30 m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
RTMS@EEs,

WASR1NGTON STRAIN OATCOM.
W PAN
On and after September l, 1851, the hosts OF
the washington Steamboat Company will run
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
g. on. : 20 $50, 10 lG snd II so q, m and IL.
= So t 90, 70 snd go ?. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
= ~ 5 H. 30 snd 10 so q. No, and 1915 200
. " + ~, % $40 w q m arg3l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

JlRGINIA: In the Clerks flee of the Cir
cult Court for tho County Of Fairfax. In
equity, August 30. 1851. In vacation.
John Johns. j., plaintiff, vs.. kensey Johns,
Arthur s. johns, Julia Johns, Catherine Y.
Peyton and r. Jefferson peyton, Mamie V.
D. Mason and Richard K. Mason, and Uassus
+ Lee and Arthur Herbert Executors of John
Johns deceased, defendants. In equity.
The object of this suit Is 70 have the order of
FsirfsI County Court, entered at the Jarusry
elm. 1879 of ssid Court, ordering tho list will
ana codicll Of John Johns, dec together with
the sthdsvl!s of Csssius +. Lee, Vi-gli. Mason
and Diana T. Dickson. 10 be recorded ia esd
Court. declared null snd void Snd Of no effect,
set aside. and rendered imperative, 20 tAs. !.
cannot be used ns evidence IN the Courts CT tho
State of Msryla or elsewhere TO show that aid
will and coulcil were subscribed by three wit
nesses In the manner required by the laws OF
Maryland; and, if in the opinion ofthe Court it
is proper, 1or trial by jury 10 be had 10 sscer.
tain whether said will aud codicil had been exc
cuted in such manner That they passed the real
estate OF tho testRtor situated in Msry,sa1; also
to eDjoin and restrain the said Kensey JOINS and
Arthur 3 johns, or the said CksEius f Lee and
Arthur Herbert, Executors of ss!d John Johns
decd. from In any manner using the said order
OF Fairfax County Court, or any COPY thereof,
or the record thersof in The eli 20 Of the Register
Of Wills Of Anne Arundel county, Maryant, IS
evidence IN the suit in the Circuit Court Of sad
Anne Arundel county, Mnryls ud, wherein J oDn
others arc defendants.
An .tidsvt having been made and fled that
tho Defendants kensey Johns; Catherine X
Peyton and T. Jefferson PeJ ton. Nsnuio V. d.
Mason and Richard 4. Mnson, ERE non-residen:a
of Virgins, it is ordered that they do sppuar
here within one month after due pu olicstion and
do what Ia necessary to protect lhor interests
herein. A copy tesse:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
n. 81. Marshall
Wm. III. Merrick, }p.q
Wattles & Muehbach. se1-w4g.
4 N FAIRFAX CIRCUIT COURT,
- August SON, 1881.
W: In debt snd attachment.
Memo. The object Of this suit is to attach
tract OF land, near Clifton station in Fairfax
county, belonging to John Amep, and purchased
or Mary A. Otis, and containing seven acres and
thirteen poles. and bounded as follows: On tho
north and west by the lands of Charles Parker
and Alfred Be ckwith. and on the cast and south
by the land OF Mary &. Otis; to secure the pay
ment of STA IS, with Interest thereon from tho
lat of April 1881.
1t appearing by affidavit filed th5t tho defend.
ant, John Ames. is non resident cf the stste Of
Virginia, it is hereby ordered that no appca:
here within ono month from this day sud do
what Is necessary to protect his interest.
A copy-teste:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
j. n, Love p. q sepl-~4R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
H.sE Haa.& ssEk asEa.r,

! ~ CLING FOR EENT-The BRICK
- " FILLING on the southeast corner of
Iitt sud Wo.5 SO. Possession given LIT May.
apply TO
apl5-eOtf GREEN 3 WISE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06

NS0E NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOX.
|El:S5 MCNHOE AND THE SOUTH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
FANCY GOODS,

GLOVES IN Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
~ and Lace, showing all the neWes. shades
tor the season, also new assortment of Lsce
hitts. Price Zoe. soc, 75c and ST. 25 per pair.
Corsets IN sill the leading styles, perfect in &.
and finish Prices soc to 81 80 per pslr.
Underwear Special attention is called TO the
large assortment for Ladies' Gents, Misses.
Boys and Infants in Gsuzs, Lisle Thread, Gce,
sSmer and Summer Merino: also ere exhibiting
q choice sssortment of Ladies' UndergsrneIts
of every description, Chemises, Drawers, Night.
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs-S ugpenders,
Hosiery, showing the mos! choice rstlerns cs
we'll as Inc largest assortment Of medium and
liner quslty. Constantly adding the latest pat.
terms as soon as they are offered for sale By the
d manufactures.
Neck Rulings. Rufs, Skirts. Veilings, But
tons, Silks, Cottons, &c.
:, Edglngs 10 SwisR, Hamburg Nsinscok, Cors-
line. Vermicelle, Valol ciehnes, Lspgusdoc,
Torchon. Russian, Venise, Crochet, &c.
Eighmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced ard
Scratch Shirts in Hundred and unisundried,
Collars and Cuffs, sizss u to IS Inches. Prices
l2c l5,, Zoe and 25c
Germantown, Shetland ard Gs1ony Wool
Zephyr Worsted in all Coiorf, Silks. Canvass, sc.
Neckwear-At ali times the collection will
surpass all other assortmehts offered in tho city.
a line display OF Clsudent the best Scarf ever
made for men; also Gordisn, FleSor, LAudscG,
tropical, De Joinville Lace aud 8 compie.o
line OF Fancy Ties and Bows.
O. M. AID ANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
E&sEs &Esg gsaEsW.

ElEsrs.G E--s =. T.. ia,ss= q 81 2 .s.Eftj GD&.A
t-SEs!5iSrS'
sV sEt!}&E, 81 y H.; and returning,
kkY SAT- &n,A>& 81 4 ciotk y. u,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
|yAsHINGToN 4 OHIO RAILROAU

n SUaMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ivy ISAlNS DAILY except SUN.
DAI) B&THkkH ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL,
BEGINNING Nsy 9, 1881.
Leave Washington n 8 70 s. Ii. and 81 n
m. and Alexandria ct 925 .. tn. 25 %. ID.
fass uaeshurg, going westward, ct IL 80 =, 10.
ana = ~ p. m, and arrive at Round Hill At
~ 10 D. M ard 20 .. N. Leave Round Hill
at ~ a. m. and II 80 pm. Fsss Leesburg, 20.
lng eassWsrd at Oh a IN. and 10 D. M, and
GrrlVe st Aloxaldrla st Is a. m, End 8 Is
p. sm., and St Washington 1926 6. m. and
Is y. N.
Sa- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Onio cars at the Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ats goa. m. and 4.2O
p; NJ, and 30 through TO Round Hill without
change Of GALS.
The 9.25 am train from Alexandria .nd12.so
2; N. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hlll with Mccoy & Wipginton's Daily Line of
coaches for Snickorsvilie Berryville and Win.
chester; also Reamsr's Line of Coaches, which
burg. A"iooAe'
Both trains, westward mako close Connection,
fs< Court House. AVA sHs
Communication tickets, 81 ctr per mils
annual sieketa, $50.
. K. a. HAVENKR,
MS I'll General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
Ga ~ BAHIA l'ES.

ffFO IhH VOTERS OF TIE CITY AND
E COUNTY OF ALEXANDKIA-I re.
specially sAncuace myself Candidate for the
dGusa OF Oe.oRh.cl 81 Virgins, subject TO the
VIII Of III: pccp!o in the primary election OF the
IonssrTAtIY" par:y, to he hold on Monday, the
29.h laei. IL Is elmCs. needless for ms to say
Ina: sL.G! .G!trey upon the platform of the
-s:Eaiiye party adopted august 4:h.
auElG-.o CHARLES X. SrtJART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. sze.

Perry, Houston County, Ga Jan. %, 1880
In 1873, there we're two re2ros confined in Jail
badly afflicted with Syphilis. In my official ca.
pscty employ ed @. T. Swift to cure them un-
der contract, no cure no pay" lie admins
tered his, 'SypbiIitic Specific" ard in few
weeks felt bound to pay him cut of the ~
treasury, as he mad effected q complete and rcdi
cal cure. A. S. GILES, Ord. Houston Co. Ga.
CEsttsroc Tenn, r. b. ID, 1879
he s. s. s. is giving good satisfaction One
gentlemen who bad been confined 10 his bed cir
aOeeks with Sphiltic Rheumatism has been cured
entirely, and speaks in the highest praise of it.
CHILEs s. BERRY,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprie!ors. Atlanta, Ga
Sold by L S, LEADBEATER & Bro.
Gail for copy CT Young Mems Friend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
TIE STEAMER
q ii \ RGE Z H A ~

carrying the U. Is maiD
w WI! leave her wharf, foot OF P.ince strset en-
4; h2o a., - :, and ThURSDAYi, at p. m,
l'iGeY Point snd 2uiat Loosou: g,iaS and "a.
tuTn;4S Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
= ED AI3, FGi:'AY vs. sr6 SUNDAYS at q
:Bt'eginniag with May l. 1881, Excursion tickets
T ELL CO Esato good tof tour dsys, IS follows:
sifss G:S IS ire 70 Fortress Monroe and Nor
i9!k' - W First Class round Trip SIS co: Second
Glass, each way, 81 90; First cl.ss faro to Finsv
tolnt and Point Lookout, ST so; Fi,s:.aiss.
round trip. 80; Second class, each wav. IS cts.
G:slercoI!s 81. n es!s IS CTS. - ~'''
T. 3. NlGE. Agent. mb2G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06

( NAAND E SEAGOAHD UOASTlNG co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
FOR PCToMAC RIVER LANDINGS

On snd stter Moncsy, August 1t, 1881, tho
stesmer I V. AEKO WSMITH, will lesve her
What foot Of Ri 3 Street a. 7;3J a. n EVERY
for sill RIVER LANDINGS On Mondav as
i isr rs Nomni Fery; On Thurrd.y, Nomini
Surf!oman md Le"nard!own; On Saturday
Cur7ioosn and Leon ard.own,
Steamer MYSTIC Sundays for Eiver Land.
lngs rs ~ down as Upper Aachodock, stoupir g
ST 6fen?s Whsl and Charel Point.
Mat:o1 Creek. 80 49, %
lJ;o-n J. T. WOOD, Msnseer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06

TXGkLSlOk and AMMONIATED PHOS.
~ PLATE also small lot OF PURE kAW
BONE, finely ground, for sale by
aull-2m 4. Ii. LAWSON & JAMESON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06

EDW'D. 8. LEADBEATER. TEos. LEADBEATKg
l. S. Leadheater t. Bro,
Eos. snd g. PaI-trx g..,
ESeabliSaed 1852.
Dealers in
PURa DRUGS aud MEDICINES, CGEEI-
GALS, PANTS, OILS, PkUPRIETA-
KY MEDICINES, GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, AGRiCULTUKAL
CHEMICALS FINETCI-
LET GOODS, &C., &c.
troprlctors OF AnoGyne Pectorsl, Lubrieasins
Glnlmen:, Essence Jamsica Ginger AID Cough
Syrup, and Agents for Ayers Medicines, aver
tlls Chemicsi Paints &c.
Every effort will De made TO zn.isain the hivh
reputation Of our old establishment 1ny 5
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-13
A Chance for Health

Is afforded those fast sinking INTO condi.
ton OF hopeless debility. The means are
at hand. in the form of u genial medi-
clnal cordial, llostcttcr's Stomach Bitters
embodies the combined qualities of blood
fertilizer and depurant, tonic and m al
tera'lve. While it promotes digestion and
assimilation, and stimulates appetite, has
the further effect Of purifying the lite cur
rent and Strengthening the nervous system.
as the blood grows richer and purer by its
use, they who resort to this sterling medl-
cinal agent, acquire not only vigor, but
bodily substance. A healthful change In
the sccrctons is effected by it, and that
sure and rapid physical decay which n
chronic obstruction of the functions of fine
system produce is arrested. The prime
causes of disease being removed, health
Is speedily renovated and vigor restored.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-13

y W. FRsDIE, Of East Toledo, Ohio
says IT afforded my son relief, and dis.
pell'i at signs Of this dread disease winch
mas afflicted him since childhood | cheer.
'ully recommend the "Only Lung Pad" n
all Asthmalic sufferers SEQ Adv '' ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-21
FASHIONS FANClES.

-Polonaises are revived in Paris.
| Shrimp, yellowish pink, is among
| the new colors
Boots laced up the front are coming
| largely into fashion for promenading.
Short skirts are becoming fashion
! able for ball dresses, even for married ladies.
| Large square collars in heavy laces,
particularly in Irish guipure, are all the rage.
Dark red holly berries are very effec-
tive on simple dresses pure white organdie.
"A Parisian fancy is for brown tulle
| ball dresses, trimmed with pink roses and buds.
"A brooch of diamonds in the shape
of eur de lis is the favOrite ornament at present
-1Iassed wreaths of daisy buds on
. flexible stems are exceedingly pretty and grace
! ful.
| Nantes are trimmed with high fraises
of pleated black lace around the neck and shoul-
/ ders.
The tea gown of the moment is of
F.; soft ivory Rsmchunda silk, trimmed with Lam
| guedoc lace
Two shades of one color are worn for
I instance, garnet and pink cream and old gold
| purple and violet.
"A new style shoe is laced diagonally
from the toe up the side, and is very comfortable
and stylish looking.
la Girofe" is the name of new
rich shade of brown, inclining toward cinnamon
| but more vivid in tint.
1 For robes de chambre the most fash
iOnable style is Greek Recamier in pale colors
waves of lace and ribbons.
! An ombre ribbon shows all the hello
trope shades, from pearl to dark purple, and pan
| sizes come i'll colors to MATCH
Roses in all colors, but particularly
| pink or crimson, are worn in a garland from the
shoulder to the waist at the opposite side.
Champagne color in silk and satin
brocade gives the idea of little bubbles on freshly
poured Hedsiek-ereamy, and with faint pink
| tinge
Illuminated silver beads, arranged in
floral designs On net form the crowns of lovely
bonnets. The band consists of netting in the same
kind of beads,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-21
The Deadlock Experiment.

If the deadlock is but forerunner of
the tactics to be employed by the Bour-
bon Senators at the regular session, the
country is in more peril than at any time
since 1861. THE REPUBLICAN, ventured
the prediction recently that long before
the expiration of the present Congress
the line would be drawn in that body
between the obstructionists andthe anti
obstructionists. The action of the Demo-
cratic party in the last Congress, in at
tempting to compel the Presidents ap-
proval of repeating clauses passed as
riders TO appropriation bills, clearly
proved that that party could attempt
revolutionary things; and their subse-
quent retreat showed that they
could back down. 1t is to be deplored
that after the people had set the seal
of their condemnation upon the course
then attempted the force of public opin-
ion should be again required to restrain
the same policy. But that public opinion
is making itself heard. 1t is better that
some time should be spent now IN show
ing to the country the need of more dis
ciplining of the Democratic party than
that next winter deadlock should be-
gin when legislative matters are pressing
for action. This appears to be the de-
termination of the Republican Senators,
all of whom are strengthened each day
in their purpose to maintain the rule Of
the majority. The deadlock expert
ment must be made to fail while it is
being tried on matter of minor impor-
faDpn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-21
yo;.a from Eeiebuona.

AT a meeting Of the Garfield and Arthur Irish
Republican Club held at their rooms Monday
night, April 1S 1881, the president, Mr.. James Nor
risSey, having in brief speech explained the OBJ
ject Of the meeting the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
ResoJred. First-That we, the officers and members
of the Irish National Republican Club of Richmond,
do heartily ind0rse the liberal sentiments and nde-
pendent course Of General William Malone in the
United States Senate.
SecOnd-That, in declaring for free suffrage, free
schools, free thought and speech, and impartial
administration of justice, he embodied in his declara-
tons the fundamental principles of the great National
Republican party.
Tlird-That we pledge Senator Malone undi-
vded and hearty support and invite the cooperation
of all good citizens regardless of past party Glia-
tions, to liberate Virginia and her people from BOur
bOn-Funder rule.
Fourth-That sincerely thank President Gar
field his Cabinet together with the true and patriotic
Senators who have so nobly supported General Ma
hone in his grand praisewOrthy, selfsacrifcing ef
forts to relieve Virginia and her people from Demo
cratic-Bourbon rule.
Fifth-rhat copy of these resolutions be sent to
Senator Mahone President Garfield, James G. Blaine,
Secretary of State Secretary Window and Post
master-General James; also TO the Richmond Wing,
Washington REPUBLICAN, an Virginia Star, with
the request that they publish them.
JAMES M0RRISSEY, President
DAS. HoRGAN, Corresponding Secretary.