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From the Fredericksburg Herald (Kelley's paper
The "Ne.Pariy Conservatives.

The Richmond Dispatch has very proper
ly met and repealed the charge of the mo
Partyism" OF the Conservative organiza-
tion of Virginia. 1t had been charged that
because John t. Lewis was elected by the
Conservatives to the Senate, and Mckenzie,
Booker & Co. to the lower branch of Con-
gress, that therefore the organization was a
"No Party" affair, destitute of political
principle and unworthy of future conf
dence.
Those who are thus doubling the integri-
ty and political efficiency of the only anti
Radical and anti-Republican organization
in Virginia are strangely forgetful of the
very peculiar surroundings that not only
encOmpassed us, but of verify that man.
acled free action only a little over one year
ago.
We do not propose to review the SUR
roundings Of that period, but simply, by
way of reminder, say that we had Wells
then for Governor, panoplied in high quar-
ters with Canby's baycnets. That it was
morally certain we had one chance of
escape, and only one; which was to adopt
the expurgated Constitution, adopt and
elect what was called the true Republican
State ticket, and then fortify and strengthen
our appeal Tor admission by electing some
strai2ht-out Republicans who would be
clamorous for the admission OF the State.
because they could only in that event ret
seats In Congress.
The Conservative party had either to do
this or worse; for we feel assured that
otherwise the next congressional dose would
have been its fat, by direct or indirect i'm
position, the test-oath, acknowledgements,
SC.
We took the bolus in this congressional
district (McKenzie) with our eyes open,
though we confess that Lewis has stuck us
deeper, and his dye in Republicanism is Of
darker shade, than we had expected.
But we are not disappointed in John r.
Lewis. We did our best to defeat him in
caucus, believing that Republieanism In 8
milder type might answer the same pIlr-
pose. And yet we sometimes incline to
the opinion that it was the heft OF John
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iarRCraE NOTICES.

mn. NOW IsTHETIMETOP PROCURE
q Txfte ms IN DRY AuODs-AVAIL YDUh-
SELVES OE THE OpPoHTUHITY-CL0S
orr SAILS AT5A. GOEpBACKss.-s oe-
se ~ smother. shall for fe next fourteen days,
seI ths OF my aplend.d stock Of s ,s,s
t iii ha closed os at auction In order to make
roon for srye ano complete assortment Of al
and winter goods have Just Sgehbed D'e ,ss aIfas
o. the Wv low price OF 1osc. Cslicoe., fast co.
I 10 .i f,r TO- ana Isac lien towels, ios Linen
h.ndkercfiefs, &c. SLACK silks from rsS SI ne gp
shtrs rents ,anncs, cambrics, Swiss and other
white goods die: gents and cht.aren, sonds
sety and every other STYLE ana gue S yo az
ment- which we are offerieg at polces When can can.
not fail 20 please Remem Der me Place ano s1'0
me u can ocioio p"A A. GCLDBACK,
COZ Broad street,
80, hetween Sixth and Eleventh..
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DIED,

At his residence, on Oregon Hill, on Tuesday
morning ten Minutes to o'clock. OF cancer In
the tongue. Ma THE W LONG. agen sixty years,
CITY
The friends ard acquaintsnces OF the family arr
resp ctfu'l. Invited to attend tie funeral at q
O'Clock THIS AFTpRHrON firm Oregon Hill
Methods Episcopal CHURCH.
August 23d, ELIZABETH, only child Of Henry
G. and Maagie Boschen. OF tee.hinS; aged T. IL
months.
: he friends and acq lCintancss o! the family are
invited to at! cn:i the funer from the residence If
III" careLta T. II "Wednesday TIERS COS nj
half past o clock without III -tner notice.
Fare Scll, lizzie, TIL we meet agaih.
In Jynch5urg. on tn" 2lst instant, Mrs. V1R-
GINA E. OBJ line, wife of William A. O'Brlne,
in the twenty fourth year of her age.
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Reported for the Dispatch.
West Hanover Presbyfery.
THIRD DAY


RoCKFIsH, August 20, 1870.
Presbytery met according to adjournment
at 10 A. NJ, and spent half hour in devo-
tional exercises.
The Committee on Fina nee made their
report, which was approved.
The Committee on the Seasonal Records
made theirreport, approving of the records
as far as written, with the exception that
they have not been before Presbytery for
eleven years. The report was adopted.
The committee to whom was referred the
case of the church at Maysyille reported,
recommending that committee he sent to
the church to investigate its condition, and
to endeavor to adjust its difficulties.
Adopted.
Charlottesville, were appointed on that
committee.
Presbytery determined to hold their
spring session in the church at Gordonsville
on the Wednesday before the full moon in
April.
The thanks of Presbytery We're extended
to the community for their kind and cordial
hospitality, and to the railroads for their
libcrality in transporting members Tor half
fare.
Presbytery adjourned with prayer and
the apostolic benediction. PIEDMONT.
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M THE SuLTRY SEASON.-The

sunumer 1nrnths .re Ie-e, and as usual bring Il
long TIA n OF diseases many dangerous ana TAT Al.
II rs the Sc son when nature n do little 10 recu-
neratlnr our eyhau t. d strength. and wren We are
reouired to GRITTY our phys one against the d.
gers arisina from the universal prev ,lency nI
sickness. The only true SAT- guard IS IN pure
add reliable tonic and invlgor-t0r MESH th'S
iiFRB BITTEGS, which is tndors' d aud recon-
nended by the me ich faculty and by rnnnm-
bar, thous nd3 of persons In every cily. Tow" y,
reme dial Virtues and oy its ala preserved or re,
covered their health IT VIII purify he blood and
afford Immediate relief in cases Of avs n,a IT.
colo, cholera, cholera morbus, and kindred dls
eases. Provide yourself no'o against q tlme o.
iced Delays are often dangerous. Prlce one
doll ar per bottle Sold by all druggists.
nu22 cyd&wlw
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Me- SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to make room for
FALL SUPPLIES
I will sell from now until the LIST Of September
my entire stock Of
FRESH, FASHIONABLE, AND DESIRABLE
GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
and invite an examination of the same by all In
REAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
All goods strictly adapted to
SUMNER WEAR
will be closed out regardless OF COST.
JOHN n. WOoDFIN,
11l7
take pleasure In announcing that Mr. JAAEf
f, BURRESs Is again with me, and unite WILL
him In extending cordial invitation to his nu'
merous friends to continue the patronage hitherto
SD generously accorded him.
JOHN n. WOoDFIN,
ono I'm lll7 Main street.
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,.,,ass and Finance.

",',ators and gold gamblers arr
ihe ST. an, for a sensation and pre-
. eve. for changing the values OF gold ane
n,h,;c securities by operating upon puOn'
49, and fear. The war In EUROPE
creo .no latest. That, everybody said, put
w. voc III It had really little to do with 1t
nv nv rise was sensational and strategic. II
.ros the result of the scheming in wal
erect, But as the trieksters laid it all 70
tho war, they cannot escape the cehse'
o,,cnce Of the probable early Termination o.
,ho war and they already submit with Wha'
c1nce they can to decline of some hVe oo'.
ssrs IN the hundred from the highest point
gold had reached. T.,
ro;on trade. is seriously affected by THESE
,.thra,,ons in the prices of gold and puoilc
..nr;t;cs. Some people lose heavily, others
sa;n IN all branches of business. In sold
49,, $780, who held at 1l2 gained, il they con-
.i nv, 70 hold until it reached 12s, ten dol
,ars IN the hundred; and those who bought
a, the latter price have already iost n'e IN
49,. hundred Your rich man to-day is poor
.n,rnorrow. and vice rersa. AS these peo-
~ I'D not dollar to the wealth Of the
an,rtrv. while their dealings are always
disturbing business and injuring the COM
,nunity, they would deserve no pity if they
wore all involved in ruin some day. But
there is no such good luck. Indeed, we have
,onp suspected that there was ring of amia-
HE and honest bulls and bears in wall
street. who have made peace and pledged
themselves not to hurt one another, and
who. while seeming to be fighting, are only
dividing amongst themselves the spoils OF
which they rob the outside world. They
play the game, while other peoples money
is staked. They ran gold up to 165, as we
all know, and settled amongst themselves
ct 100. while outsiders had to pay l65.
Blu, while these enemies Of mankind are
doing all this, so hurtful to the country,
what can be done to check them: what
can be done to protect society against such
effects of their games rs loss of confidence.
the sudden transfer of money from one
service to another, exciting hopes and
launching enterprises at one day which are
crushed at anot her? Nothing but the
redemption of the paper of the country in
coin. The Government is the bank OF issue
now, and when the Government pays gold
for its notes the gold gamblers will have the
bit in their mouths and will have compare
lively little power to inflict injury on the
country by their vicious practices.
AS the war in Europe is near its end we
trust we shall have rest and repose for q
good season from financial sensations, and
that the country will take rapid upward
course to entire ease and prosperity.
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aysgs,a an sss,raGEs

me- AT COsT.-As 1 intend to change
INV business by the tst OF septsmber, win sell
nv entire stock At COsT. consisting Of WOOD
WARE. FANCY GOODS. TOYS, TI0LINs,A Az
CORDEONs; also, eH0W.C Asses and CpUNT-
Frs. JOHN HApROLD, o
an M AZ siT Broad street.
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REp1srR1cr1NG THE STATE.-The Rich
mond correspondent of the Petersburg In
den says:
"Members of the State Central Execu-
tive Committee of the Conservative party
have been advised by the National Demo-
cratic Executive Committee at Washington
that any attempt to rearrange the congress
sional districts this year will be greatly in
furious to our interests, and will probably
cause some trouble about the Abundance OF
those Conservative members who may be
elacted.V
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The United States soldiers in North Caro-
lima were looked upon as friends by the pco-
ple of that State, their conduct was so
orderly and so consderate. They were sent
thither by General GRANT under mistake.
HOLDEN had gotten his ear and poisoned II.
The General is only soldier. lie is not
profoundly yersed in constitutions and
laws. He was startled from his pro-
pr,ety by the KukluX phantasmagoria OF
HOLDEN, and probably stimulated by de-
sire TO preserve Republican predominancc
in the North State, sent the soldiers re-
quested by HOLDEN when there was no dis
order, no resistance to law, and no dis
turbance of any kind beyond the power OF
the civil tribunals to check or punish.
But when the soldiers arrived they were
soon found to be not what HOLDEN wanted.
They knew nothing about fighting phan-
toms and striking down quiet and law
abiding people. The officers sent with
them did not understand the mode in which
KIRK campaigned. Yhey had not been in
the habit of proceeding against unresistine
people and hanging them up by the neck OF
thumbs to eXtort confessions Of crimes o
which no one appeared to accuse them
OF course such soldiers and such officer
were of no service TO HOLDEN. So he as
signed them to the quiet Of camp-life, where
they observed the outrages OF HOLDEN ant
were disguised with them. They conceived
the most irrepressible contempt for HOL
pEN's negro sold iers, clad in the Fedora
uniform, and freely expressed their abo
mination of all they saw of the soldier
and the proceedings under HoLDEN's or
ders.
So great was the feeling Of the Fedora
soldiers against HoLDEN's wretchcd bant
that it required good deal of diplomac,
and tact on the part of leading citizens ant
the officers to prevent collision-a DANCE
greatly heightened by the shooting of on
of the Federal soldiers by Yahoo of
black sentinel, who, by his wanton act
showed how unfit he was for such duty.
These facts are communicated to us b
very respectable eye-witnesses Of the recen
military proceedings in North Carolina.
is a sad state Of country when a peopl
may trust to the soldiery for justice an
protection rather than the government thu
is over them. But 50 it has been in th
country, not only in North Carolina. Ha
the settlement of our difficulties at the en-
of the war been left to the soldiers who ha
fought manfully through it the land woul
have been happy and prosperous long ago
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were laden with fruit are attacked with
worms and decaying, although unripe.
Many pear trees have been totally destroyed
in Westmoreland by blight. The same
disease attacks also, though with less vio-
lenee, the apple and ounce trees. Grapes
are being shipped to market now In small
quantities, and the prospect is fair for a
fine yield, as the vines are loaded. The dry
weather has entirely ruined the crop OF
melons and the like MISUNDERSTANDING
Herald 1880. ~. y.
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QUITE THE, ISDEED.-The New York
Times Is satisfied with the signs from all
quarters that 1t is time that the Republican
party should rest upon the goodwill OF
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NORFOLK AID GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
We hear that Mr.. Thomas W. Farley, agent
of this road, made trip recently through
the upper end of Washington and the lower
end of Smyth counties, and secured sub
scription of about $4,000 in land and
money. -Lynchburg Virginian.
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CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENT7oN-F1FTH DIS
TR1cT.-An official call for convention to
nominate Conservative candidate for Con-
gress from the fifth district is elsewhere
published. The convention will be held In
this city on the 4th day of October.-Lynch-
burg Republican.
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TO.LOAN.-Anyo one wishing TO borrow
j. money at the rte OF 10 per cent. per rnnam
than 500. For farther particulars call &c inc OF
Ace OF Messrs. LYME d BROTHER, iiss Main
street. Must De city real estate. 81 2s-lw 4
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IMPRoyING.-At latest accounts received
yesterday the condition of Hon. Robert
Ridgway was somewhat improved and more
favorable. Republican, 23d.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
JULIUS SYCLES'S,

GREAT REDUCTION in fhloH'
JULIUS sYCLEs's,
COS Main street second door below Ninth.
DRESS GOODS regardless of cost, rs he ts deter,
mined TO reduce his tremendous stock; 80 call
1fy fna Ges 70 worth
PEI 'S and PLAIN y9'se SOC
FxE rSfsh So SR;eANp1Es q. soc. worth 4o:.;
R9iNT I1S rs do6bs Es st sp ts3c
i sEARE GEs ' !! MISE c q BLIck AL
very skH STfE VETS and MOURNING HAND
KERCHI- FS-in variety;
LAWNS at 163c. worth 2oc.;
Great bargains in BLACK SILKS
irish LfSEk 9 T%w k Els at H.: xorh M
kklhAcA ,MiGAss and iMNARjEnLEs oUlLTs-al'
WIFE f1ss anu ana p5,sfs p1euEs from ;se 9p
MAs H E fdrr6 6 npa PekiiES'
FItGtNaNiTUEE DAMAsK.
hsvs also full line Of ENT's FURNISHING
/ GOODS, Sucn Us
| IISI K and GAUZE SHIFTS;
LINEN sHlRTS-very ch.ap;
| COLLARS,
| HANDxERCHlEFS,
| HALF-H' ,SE.
| TIES and GLOVES, ,,-.-ds.
| SASH, NECK, and TBImMING RlBboSs IN va
s1I Key Isle. BUcK, and KID eLoVEs-all
| all sizes
LA IE COLLARS,
| RUFFLES,
EMBROIDERIEs,
| MANY other articles too numerous % mention.
| Call early aud be con .tnred. ,,
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
| he pleased 70 8. c their fri nds:
| JEWS w. BuRWELL,
| JOB j. TURNER,
| j. WEINBEhG,
| GE RSE sWABACHER,
| WILLIAM B. POWERS,
r. s. SMITHERS,
| c. j. MCRAE. rxrz
| r,s s6a Main street.
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BERLIN, July 30, 1870.
Nr LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS.
Ml ~ ordering G:pLDBaC <, 90; eo7
road street, to put hs D-I Go0 oEo COM conn
for E NJ his ~ "a TsToCk which order h. reluctantly
complies with, as he has always sold his g9oo55
lower than the Lowest but being sno ser,n 20
bis us @cll-seiected sock Of SUMNER DRY 7
GOODS embracing every style ana " Va ha fun cd
:, anv 6rst-class establishment, at prize %n!cn
defy competition. Call and be ton n fo en- '1 ip
Yourselves that the cheapest store T. ne i9nd ia
day more OF thOsa astonishingly- cheap Linen
nderchiefs 1t SCI Linen Towels at agent r"e 1 far
"nRERTS,S CELEB 4AT-D p A r 4 j OL a
n IEDLs:S, formerl9, kept by Wiiliam n. Bel g
20. keH Gtn pf' s,1 No. COZ Broad street
mr. ! between Sixth and Seventh.
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Presentation. John Randolph Tucker,
recently chosen professor of law at Wash
ington College, accompanied by his family,
passed through this city yesterday after
noon on the way to Lexington.-Lynch-
bairq Ne1cS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lull of q few
months in the way of land-buyers we again
note the presence of quite number in our
midst. -Fredericksburg Herald.
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m rawiss Radicailsm that gave tho turn 70
the beam OF State admission. - - o,,v
we. too, are In favor Low ,, ~ m. ~ n,ss
nominating but electing canui'la'e0 " W. "
| oxvs, thss wear. 49, 80
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MARRIED.

Cn the 1lth instant at ST. James's church. by
the Rev. DR.. j. Peterkia. JAME1 JEFFREY 10
INDIANA NJ. MESCIE; all of Richmond.
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~aRNETT,S COMPOUND
DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

ct. PAUL's CHURCH HOME, RICH.
y MOND. VA.-The situations OF MAIROS
n, d Of ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 81. r.ufs
Church Home are vacant, the insiMatsoh 1.nG
ferenccs, should be seat to Rev &. MlssiGE-
RODE, tIoo Clay street, Richmond, Va. before
the Ias OF September, as the board WILL eiecI tue
,fiicers ON the sth of that month.
lRRAs: Eurnlshed rooms and eosrd ana .
salary OF $500 ana 81 respectively, pald monttis.
Du'ies 70 comm 'D'i''' eAs' NV - ans sw
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A Vote of Thanks for n Generous Act.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
FAcTFRS 1 uEATIC ASYLUM,


OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
EASTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August ~, 1870. }
To the Editors of Richmond Dispatch:
Sirs,-I desire through the columns OF
your paper to express the thanks of the
patients of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum to
MIR. A. J. Hume, agent Richmond and Nor
folk steamers, for a free excursion on Thurs
day the 18th instant from Kings wharf to
meet the down boat and return, and also to
Captain Burns, steamer Eliza HancoX, and
Captain q. &. Clifford, steamer John Sylves.
ter, for civilities extended to them during
the trip.
The excursion was treat highly enjoyed
by every member of the party, and all were
enthusiastic in their Communications Of the
spirit of liberality and philanthropy which
actuated the company.
Yours respectfully, D. r. brewer,
Superintendent and Physician.
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II INDLING-WOOD OFFICE RE-
N nOVEu.-Mr. j. B. Watkins having ceased
to be agent for tbs sale Of our kiuclIng WOOD,
the Office is at the factory, south side Of the basin
nave the finest lot of nRY OAK AMI PINE 10 be
found III the city. The price has been reduced
81 per cord on every varie V Of wood: Also GAL
OF every lind. WATKINS u BRtTHER.
II w. WATKINS. Agent, au 22-3m
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: ,,e -, neor,ls !, and not upon Congress AM

Federal bayonets. Itsays:
"Our party managers in their dealing
with the South should now recognize tne
fact that their success In that section VIII ~,
ilenceforward depend upon the goodwin
OF the people. Victory must be secured a.
the ballot-hox, Il MT all. Federal bayone.s
are as much out Of place There ~ Shss >,
seeking afresh congressional assistance must
be discarded forever"
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ID ATIONAL FOOD-substltute FOR mo-
GG Iher's milk sold II ,,o,r
MEADE Il BAKERS DRUG STORE.
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cYhUP OF CHLORAL-HYDRaT the
gre,t Hvnnotic-substl ute for morphine and
no,n,n so,I hv MEAD. & BAKER,
J; avis Pharmacists, 9l9 Main street.
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DROUGHT IN THE NORTHERN NEcK.-Re-
ports from Westmoreland and other parts of
the Northern Neck are to the effect that the
drought has made serious inroads upon the
fruit rs well rs corn crop. Peach trees that
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ITCHY IMPORTANT

uIGHLY IMPORTANT
The undersigned take great pleasure in stati
to the public in general and particularly their
guar patrons, that owing TO some unforeseen
events, they will not make the change in business
anticipated, and Will, on the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
OPENA
LARGER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE STOCK
FALL DRY GOODS
EVER BEFORE.
In the mean time, viii offer the following Goods
at and below cost:
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRESS GOODS.
consisting Of
BLACK EMBROIDERED HERNANIEs and
GRENADINES,
STRIPED and FIGURED BERAGFS,
Handsome PLAIN. FIGURED. and PLAID ia
PANFSE POPLINS and SILKS;
MozAMBIQUES, all styles and qualities-some
elegant figures;
PIoUEs, JACoNETs. andLAWN ROBES.
Also have on hand large assortment OF NO.
TONS, such as
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CORSETs,
HANDKERCHIEFS, &c.
Are receiving daily
NEW CALICOES,
BLEACHED and BROWN CALICOES.
All they ask is call before purchasing elsewhere.
HlRSH T. GUGGENHElMER,
597 BROAD STREET.
Statesmen W. c. KEAN, J. Fl. CHENERY, +.
GRETTER. au IL
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
DRY GOODS
AT
NEW YORK PRICES.

Here are few OF our bargains:
Stamped and Worked Bands, 20 Is and SOC. Cam
brio Edging and Inserting, 5. TO- Is and ?sc.
Swiss Edgng and Insertings, 8. 10, and Csc. lie"
CANT 10 &C and Needl Worked Collars. l6 10 &c.,
Linen Handker' hief, 5, IL. Is: and 95r. ~. edle
Worked Handkerchief, Is. IS, and ACC hem.
silk Velvet Ribbon, s. 10, 90 and CSC. : Bl tck do,
f. Is 20 Is ana 40 s9 90. r1 ner Gd6eed six
Climbs (al styleej S. 10 IL. and 2oc. per ynId;
Piaue Trimmings is ss, and 4o,. per piece: Cot
ton and Linen Trimmings 9; 10, ana 70. OCT
niece Rich Silk Laces. le2 IS, and SOC. per yard
Fancy Satin TRIMMING. SO 75c., md u per PIECE;
Elt CANT plain and CONAN SASH kionons' es I nAi
40. So, and 75c. : run assortm mt Of Brown ana
BIeached DomesticI; yard-wide Brown ara
Blea ched Cotton ut loc. aa 10