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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-03-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

THE Chinese bill occupied the Senate
all day, on the 3D., but it went over until the
9th. ----.a----s-
The engine of Baltimore g. Ohio ex-
press train, thrown from the track BY d
large rock, at Toll Gate, West Va, March
list, plunged into several barrels OF oil
standing, ON the platform and broke into a
store kept by George james. The boiler
exploded, cnmpletely wfecking1the engine.
I The oil caught fire. and the. railroad office;
! the store, two passenger ears, one mail and
one baggage car were burned. The engi-
neer, Geo. Gateiey, and Fireman John Brew
or e0urageousIy stuck to their post. The
former was instantly killed by the boiler
explosion and the latter was so seriously in
iured that he lived but an hour or two. The
passengers escaped without Injury.
A DEsoLATING hurricane passed over
a,poriion of Jefferson County, Ark, a few
nights. nEo, blowing down the house of
Charlie Dutsche, and laying waste cabins,
houses and fences on the plantation of Mr..
J. B. Cores. A number Of his tenement
houses were blown down, and an elderly
lady, named Mrs. WaEdron, was killed. "A
church and house, aud Masonic hall, ad.
joining Mr.. Cores plantation, were demol.
ished. ar-
@. j. LANSING, a prominent lawyer of
Eureka, New, shot and killed his wife on
the ID. The ball entered directly above the
right eye,~ and passed through the brain.
After the shooting Lansing walked to the
Jail and gave hiwself up. He refused to
make any statement Of the affair. Liquor
was the probable cause of the shooting.
DEAD SHOT, Dandy Jim and Skippy,
three Apache scouts, were hanged at Fort
Scott, Ariz., March ID. They
mounted the scaffold laughing, and
showed no signs of fear. They
said they were happy and would soon meet
their friends. Robert Jones and William
Miller paid the death penalty at Aberdeen,
Miss, on the same day. ...
q A SHOOTING affray occurred on Camp
street, New Orleans, March 2, between John
z. Roche, pool-seller and sporting man,
and VIM. NJ. Evans, a cotton clerk. Roche
fired first, missing his man, when Evans
fired several shots, the first taking effect in
Roche's right side and spine. Roche will
die. A woman was at ,the bottom of the
trouble.
ED. G. URNER, brother of President
Urncr of the Cincinnati Chamber of Com
merce, was found dead in his room, March .,
with pistol ball in the right temple He
had recently been robbed, and it is thought
by his friends that the shot was fired acci-
dentalywhile under the influence of chlo-
raj. .#
j. w. CARTER was found dead in the
road near Augusta, Wis, the other day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-03-09

THE Chinese bill occupied the Senate
all day, on the 3D., but it went over until the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-03-09
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE seventy-tifth anniversary of the
birth OF Henry w. Longfelow, Feb. 27th,
was celebrated by children Of the Cam
bridge MASS. schools and the Maine His
torical Society.
Mr.. NEW, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, entered upon the discharge OF
his duties on the 2Sth.
The President has nominated Fred
erick Solomon, Of Missouri, for United States
Surveyor General of Utah.
THE Democrats Representatives held
a caucus in Washington the other night.
Mr.. House resigned the chairmanship of the
caucus, refusing recollection, and MT.
Rosecrans was chosen his successor. 1t was
decided that each State with Democratic
representation should have member in the
Congressional campaign committee.
In the British House of Commons a
resolution declaring void the election of
Davitt was passed by POS to 90. Cowan
gave notice that he would move an address
20 the Queen for free pardon for Dayitt.
PARNELL is said to have completed n
weeks solitary confinement i'm Kilmainham
Jail, because OF the charge that he attempted
by bribery TO smuggle out a letter.
GUITEAU has not been annoyed by
there had been several cases OF smallpox
IN the Jail. The only persons that he sees
from the outside world are such prisoners
a. are brought into the rotunda while ne is
exercising in his corridor, aud his attorney,
MT. Charles II. Reed. He has gained con-
sidcrably in flesh, and is now regarded as
ono of the most tractabIe prisoners under
Gen. Crocker's care. His egotism, howev-
er is unrcstrainCd, and he regards him i
SELF as n person OF superior Importance
compared with the other inmates, with none
On whom does he .condesceud to hold any
conversation. He still has strong hopes OF
favorable result OF his application to the
Court in bane and talks glibly OF his future
prospects in the lecture field when he is re-
Inased from custody.
THE Senate has confirmed the follow
ing nominations; Roscoe Conkling, Associ-
ate Justice United States Supreme Court;
John A. Sargent, Minister to Germany
VIM. +. Pastor, United States Attorney,
Western District OF Tennessee.
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pany has made a reduction of 10 to IS per
cent. in the'wages OF clerks
THE public debt statement shows a
reduction for February Of S., ,7s3,5 ,5II.
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Special rates given on application.
Ha-AII business letters must be addressed TO
a GEORGE W. ARMIsTEAD,
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COMMERCE. AND INDUSTRY.

-THE exports of breadstuffs from the
United States for the month OF January past
amounted in value TO S11, OPS, ,992, against
ia, ,929, ,4O6 in 1881.
THE hquor-importing firm of Cazade,
Crooks & Reynaud, OF New York, whose
capital was 5000 made an assignment the
other day, giving as reason the shrinkage
In values.
THE Western Union Telegraph Com
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-EX-Councilman 4. {. Gibbs.
who was here on visit this week on the
occasion Of his daughters marriage, re-
turned yesterday 10 Clifton Forge.
The Board Of supervisors Of Chesterfield
county win meet Monday 10 consider and
put in operation the new road law. The
County Cour-Judcc Gregory will con-
yenc at the same time.
Two men named Wclt0n,. arrested for
heating an old gentleman named Il. H..
Watkins, in the county near Petersburg,
have been sent on 70 the Chesterfield Coun-
~ Court.
Workmen finished Yesterday putting in
a new floor 10 the room used by the Alert
Fire Company, apparatus.
WhcelbarrOw Charlie, otherwise PyofeS-
sor Lyman Potter, who has been exhibit
ing his geological and other specimens in
the Davis block. in this city, has packed his
trap, in his Roman chariot and wheeled of
i'm the direction Of Petersburg.
Mcssrs. william Moncton and Edward
Stout, Of Columbia, :. G., who have been
visiting friends and relative, in thi, city,
have returned to their home in the Palmet-
o state.
4 well-known professor Of the lyric art
in this city j. engaged trying TO get up the
proper musical notes to the frog chorus
Of the city reservoir. In the work 20 FAR
completed the unusual prcpondcrance Of
basso prOiundcr notes j. marked feature
Of the scale.
The highest test Of Manchester affection
i now considered 10 be the taking Of the
idol o' your soul on one Of the semi-weckly
Bon Air excursions.
Parties who are forced by business to
daily traverse the devious, rocky and ir-
regular, rough, and uncertain highways
and by-ways of this locality are forced 10
confess the patent fact that the Manchester
",Jordan is a hard road TO travel"
SOue twenty tcncments OF Various de-
greeS OF excellence are in process Of crco-
tion in this city.
The city has no chaiu-gang, but needs
one badly, a. the streets are much di,into-
grated.
Some half-dozen prisoners board at the
public expense with City-Sergcant Fiizger-
add
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The excursion 10 Natural Bridge on the
Goth instant by the ladies OF the Centenary
church is one of the most attractive OF the
season. The friends Of these enierprising
ladies should make II great success.
At special meeting OF st. Philips Pro-
tes,ant Episcopal Church vestry the follow
ing trustees were elected: John l.. VIII
Iiams, William Dashiell, DIR. J. {. Fer
gusop, and Robert McNaughton.
I. The first page Of the Chrisfidn Adrocnte
form, fresh from the press, was pied yes
terday near the corner OF Main and Twelfth
streets. /, was on barrow, which horse
ran against and upset.
Nj. Cayanaugh. the Temperance advocate,
proposes TO hold an open-air Temperance
meeting on the old City Hall lot tomorrow
evening ct o'clock.
The medal of the Washington Literary
Society Of Randolph College for
Excellence In Debate" was presented to
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Garland and not to James l..
Garland. rs stated.
The Police Justice had an unusually
slim docket yesterday. A few trifing cases
of ordinance violations were disposed OF.
After four days labor, ". ,kmen yester-
day succeeded in entering The small safe
i'm the United States marshafs office. Mr..
Ramsdell's deputy, Colonel Nye, lett the
city several weeks ago, and failed to leave
with the new marshal the secret OF the COM
bination. Negotiable notes 10 the value q
three or four hundred dollars and other
valuable papers were found in the safe.
Colonel Nye is in Washington.
The Roadjuster state Committee and coli
lateral dignitarics OF that party will meet
H. Tor gapf4ranpD hanHuN NIGHT
There i a rumor that Hale j. coming over
TO them. That rumor has often been
heard before. People who ought 10 know
put no faith in il now.
Our people VIII before long rise up in
rebellion against the dust from macadam-
ized and gravelled streets. II comes
chiefly from not keeping the street swept.
Clean sweeping and occasional sprinkling
will he a complete remedy.
Early yesterday morning Policeman
Chesterman, OF the Third district, came
upon negro man with basket Of chick
ems. The fellow ran oii, and the policeman
gave chase. firing three shots at him. The
thief succeeded in making his escape. but
il j. thought that one Of the shots took e.
feet.
Moses Washington a small colored hoy)
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Oiilccr
Wren. Of the First district. on a charge Of
stealing a lot u manufactured tobacco
from the factory Of =. II. Mayo& 4 Brother.
4 colorcd man. while helping 10 unload
2 vessel on the Dock Yesterday, was struck
on the head by lump q coal snd pain
fully hurt. lie went 10 the First police
station. where his wound was dressed 10y
Dr. Lancaster, in charge Of the city ambu-
lance.
In the City Circuit Court Yesterday the
case OF CAN'T rs. The Board OF Education
and others came up. Att0ney-Generll
Blair opened the argument. and was fol-
lowed BY Captain John :. Wise. counsel
FOR the Board Of Public Works. Major
Charles 5. Stringfellow spoke in behalf Of
the plaintiff, and at the conclusion of his
remarks the court adjourned until O'Clock
thi, morning, when the case will he further
heard.
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Rev. Robert +. Jackson, rector OF Christ
Episcopal church in this city, died at the
residence Of his father, in Petersburg, yes
tcrday evening.
The deceased was born in Petersburg,
and after praduating NJ the University and
at the Theological Seminary in Alexandra
went into the ministry rs the assistant of
Rev. DR.. J. G.. Armstrong at 81. Matthews
church, Wheeling, W. Va. There he re-
maned a year, when he accepted call TO
become rector OF ST. Iaufs church al Ma
con, Ga. He was at Macon when. less than
two years ago, he was called to Christ
church in this city to succeed the Rev. Mr..
Barrett. who had removed TO 'kentucky.
Mr.. Jackson was man Of lovely character,
was thoroughly devoted 10 his work, and
was winning bis way 10 eminence, when
he was suddenly stricken down by dis
case Bright's) which, unknown 10 him,
had been for months and months gradually
developing.
During the past winter he suffered from
sprained ankle. and also from soreness OF
eYes and partial loss Of sight, but he lost
very little time from his duties, and was
well enough 10 attend the late Council. lie
consulted physician here about bis eyes,
when il was discovered Though il may he
that he never was informed Of iD that
what he complained OF was one Of
the symptoms Of Bright's disease. Feel
ing the need OF rest and recreation,
and with the hearty assent Of his church,
he a little over two weeks ago started
from Richmond for New York 10 sail for
Europe for three-months' absence. Upon
reaching New York he was so unwell that
he determined 10 come back home, and in
company with his brother and wife, who
were on their bridal tour, returned TO Pc
tersburg. His illness soon became alarm
ing. and fer several days past it was seen
that his end was rapidly approaching. At
q quarter to yesterday evening he breathcd
his last. in the thirty-iirst year OF his age.
His funeral will take place at 3 O'Clock to-
day from st. Paurs church, Peterslnrg,
and will be attended by q number OF the
Richmond clergy and Christ church parish
toner's.
A. q man oi brilliant attainments and
great promise in the Church, as a gentle
and LOVING friend. and n a liberal-minded,
large-hcartcd Christian, cut down suddenly
in the flower OF his manhood. he will he
remembered and his death regretted here
in Richmond by people OF all denomlna-
tions.
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Tho MiIk.uidgos and Ar,ny.worm.

The following is an extract 81 a letter
from a prominent citizen Of R0chbIidge
county. written 10 Me,,rs. 4. \. stokes *
Co.. Of this city:
Our farmers in this county are terribly
afflicted with the miik-midgc, and the army
worm. The wheat Is too far advanced 20
be hurt by the former, and We hope also
by the latter. But oats are hurt seriously
bv the midges. one Of our ncighboTs had
three acres Of corn utterly destroyed 10y the
army-wOrm in one night. lie ploughed
deep trench u protect the remainder OF hi>
field, and the next morning hc found mil
lions in the trench, ropcd upas thick a. his
arm, which he killed 10y ploughing. ! had
three acres Of meadow grass-timothy-
stripped Of every blade. the stem standing
alone. One portion of our whcai-ticld has
large number Of the army-Worm in il. but
the " heat i, too hard and too near maturity
10 bc hurt. Had they appeared ten days
earlier the crop might have been destroyed.
The aTmy-WOrm j. also in our meadow,
in which we have twenty-five acres Of
the finest timothy and clover, which ought
10 yield from one ton TO one and bali tom
per acre. The worm does not disturb the
clover, but takes the timothy. II crawl,
up the stalk. and in one swallow strips
every blade from the stem. The only
remedy seems 10 be % plough deep fur
row around your field before they get into
it,. They cannot crawl up a steep side Of
the furToW, and they will gather in the
ditch in one night by millions. We then
cover the ditch with straw and burn them.
Some drag q heavy log along the trench
and mash thCm 10 death. Others plough
them in like manner.
our people are much disturbed, and We
may all have TO cut our timothy too soon
as the only means Of saving il.
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NORFOLK, VA, june 15.-The United
States steamer Tallapocsa arrived with
stores for Washington to-day. and brought
new boats for the kearsarge and Copstella-
ton. She left for League island TO sail
with the POwhatan for Pensacola. The
yandalia. having damaged her machinery,
will return here for repairs. The kear-
sarge and Enterprise are repairing here,
and will he detained several weeks. Naval
Constructor Webb left for New York to-
day, and the new constructors, Varrey and
Mallett, reported. The feet failed TO leave
Hampton Roads to-day, as announced.
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Tho Price Building to be Sold To-Day.

Messrs. William IT. Lyme N %. and
Quarles q McCurdy. auctioneers, will sell
to-day at o'clock L. NJ. for Messrs Charles
f. Whitock and II. G. Cannon, commits
sioners, the very valuable property at the
southeast corner Of Main and Eleventh
streets - long occupied by Thomas Il.
Price Il Co., and known as the Price
Block. The location and attractiyeness Of
this property should commend il to parties
desiring strictly first-class investment, AZ
fording, a. it does, an opportunity seldom
enjoyed for the purchase Of really first
class real estate.
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| lEBlG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FNEsr AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING sTOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEEIG COSPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion aud debility. Is success
and boon for which nations should feel crate
ful--sec "Medical Press" Lancet" Brit
ish Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genune only with the fac
Siniie Of Baron Liclig's signature ia blue ink
across the label. This caution Is necessary
owing 1, various cheap aud inferior suhsti-
tstes being In the market.
LiYBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all storekeepers, Groeers, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United States
twi,scsale only. C. DAVID Co.. Fencbureh
ayenxc, London. England. ap 2e-sa52t
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WEATHER REPORT.

die Atlantic States. occasional rain, with
partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
generally from southeast 10 southwest in
the northern portion. slight fall in tempera-
ture, slight rise followed by stationary or
falling barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-17

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm, with heavy fall OF rain,
accompanied 10y lightning and thunder, in
the afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 20 !;
o A. NJ. So; noon, 81; i. NJ, "a; p.
Nj. sS; midnight, y.
Mean temperature, SO.
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Flowers should be in every household,
and no home looks well without them.
The ladies should 20 TO J. !. Haryey's
new store. No. Q west Broad street, and
get some Of his choice flowers. With Mr.
lIarycy's taste 10 arrange them at your
home, they viii look even more beautiful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-17

\ SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Yesterday morn
ing about 10 O'Clock Mr.. Andrew Malone,
an employe Of the lower gas-works,
fell from the railroad trestle leading
into the yard Of the works, a
distance OF thirty-fve feet, breaking
his right arm and rib, besides
sustaining severe bruises and cuts.
His escape from instantdeath was consid-
cred remarkable by those who witnessed
the accident. The unfortunate man was
taken to his home, where the necessary
surgical aid was rendered by DR.. Wheat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-17

Excursion parties, or those leaving the
city, dcsirous II obtaining supplies. will 20
10 Christian & Whites, where they will
find the largest and most complete stock
south OF New York, and at low figures.
They are general agent, for lIatOpp's celc-
bratcd virginia claret.
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BIG DRIVES, GES1LENES.-Every gentleman
in Richmond should know Il the elegant bargains
which will be offered at THr Boston, Broad aud
second streets, to-day and until . tonight
Eighty-aine boxes Half Hose, all kinds and
prices; White Ties, Underwear, Collars, Guns,
Handkerchief-chock Undershiris, suspenders,
Ac e.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF RICHMOND
seventeenth session Of this school ended
yesterday, with the distribution OF certif-
Gates Of distinction and prizes. The prizes
were awarded to George Warren, Alien S.
Miller, William II. Harrison. l.. Ashby
Antrim, Ham. c. Bagby, L. Ashby Antrim,
Hayward Carrington, ID. JenIier Barton.
a gold pen was awarded John NJ. Blank
ship for Improvement in writing. In lieu
oil two prizes won by l.. Ashby Antrim
nc Is entitled to q scholarship next session.
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HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

fIPTH AVENUE AND FIFTiETH STREET,
iOpposiie (atiesirai,)
NEM YORK
WETHERBbE a kULLER. PROPEiEToRs-
Strangers win here hnd excellent aec0InmOda-
tions AT reduced prices derlng the months.
This new and ciegani hOuse is very centrally To-
or transient. IL 70 charmingly slipaied, being a
cenfrui point amidst the most fashionable rtSi-
dcnefs. chufches, &e., &c; near the Grand Gen.
frxJ Depot. within thscc minutes walk of the ele-
waited roads aud Madi,oB-ayenne cars. The vent!-
lstion, hfAiing. aud piuoblng Hre arranged Oh the
&c tbe European plan, p4s0nized by the best fani-
iies u Europe and Amefies. with a rcstaarnnt ~
un- ss>ef excellence, and al reasonable charges
nv 6-SaAW3m
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PERSONS who are subject 10 Headache. Weak
ness. Indigestion. Loss Of Appetite, and Dcpres-
sion should never be without COLDES's LiEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF AND TONIC iSyIGo-
RATOR. in pint bottles. Ash for COlfsa's. Take
no other. OF druggist generally.
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VI. ELLYsON 4 CO.. advertising agents. insert ao
yerfisomenisin an offhe newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left az the DE-
patch counting-ro0m viii receive prompt after.
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CoSvIcTs RECEIVED The following con-
yicts were received at the penitentiary
yesterday: Burwell Simms and Lewis
Proctor, from Clarke county, the former 10
serve four years for unlawful shooting,
and the latter three years for burglary
Logan Williams, from Dickinson county, 10
serve twelve years for murder in the second
degree, and Ezekiel Williams, from Dicken-
son county, TO serve five years for unlawful
cuf.ipO
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wILLIAMH.LYNrA Co.IP.M. ,

WILLIAM Ill LYME & CO.. +. NJ. commission
ors' esle II t~o dyc-siory stock-hrick stores.
known as Prices block" on Tie southeast
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
FRANK -. HILL & co. 7. ". trustees sale
- building 1T on thc eI-t side of Laurel strrc,
lctwceu AlhcmAllc and China streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 a. NJ. horses. mulcs.
sc.
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AUCTION SALES TUIs DAY.

EY- on al sales Of Real Estate made heiwecn n tht
1t % January and Last of June the taxes for TIC
pres nj year have 81 Dc paid by the purchaser. On
an salCs made between thc l-t ~ July ahd last ~
the year the taxes have % tc p1ii by tho seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
hy al the real estate agents in Richmond, and al-
pile 20 Richmond and y.cinill.l
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EVERY FIBRE of my being responds 10 the ex-
hilhrating and beneficial effects u a draught Of
TARRANr's sELTzER APKRIEST,r Is the iesii-
mony u thousands. sold by sll druggists
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CHICK CIGARS. DC.
You WHO LEAD srDEsrAHY LIVES

You WHO LkAD SEDENTAkN LIVES
win find great relief from lie constipation with
which you 30 of.sn sarer ny taking SIMMONS
,LIvER REGULATOR. II Is q simplS. harmless.
vegetable compound. sure 70 relieve you, and can
do no injury. Genuine prepared only by j. II.
ZEfLTN & co.
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LADIES. LADIES, LADIES. special opening Of
Hosiery at THE BOsToS THIS NoRNING. Tony
Feather-Fans. Lace and Mall Nock-Woar, tony
Black and Cclored Silk Gioyes, Thread Gloves,
Ribbons; Parasol. ia tony goods aud at closing
prices from a broker.
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Representatives Of the associated rail-
ways Of Virginia and the Carolinas had a
meeting In Baltimore on Thursday.