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You CAN GET ALL KINDS OF FRUIT at the Fair.
Grounds.
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FIVE HUNDRED PIECES aEw.sfYLE CALIcoE.
at 6Hc., best quality, as sycLE BHoTHERs'.
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NEW GOODS opened datly at sIcaE BsoEHEas.
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WE WANT TO ndPREss on THE MIsDs OF All our
readers that they should 10 ID BoscHxs's 10 buy
their boots, shoes trunks, and yaises t0s and 81
Broad street. ~ ~ VIZ e s
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-o,s SATURDAY was partly cloudy

,r6 w9;@, -, ,-a. am etcr nj thr Dispatch ot'ce
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ELECTION TIcKETs.-No ID tie sfnae 10 ORDER
you're election tickas Send your ofderst TO DlsPArcH
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WTANTED, FIFTEEN THOUSAND
w POUNDS OF, GOOD DRY STRAW for
the virginia PsTRlA,fInfIh,sFSR TAIfhFSRRo Genera, Agent
oc 25-6t Office 1912 Cary street.
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Of other cities, Board OF Aldermen and
Common Council of the city Of Richmond
as may be invited by his ExceileDcy the
Governor Of Virginia and By the Marshal Of
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WANTS.

A LADY FROM ENGLAND DESIRES
IN A SITUATION IN A STORE. Has had K
perence In restaurant, and understands mil line
~. Speaks French we'll. eau furnish best refer
ences. Address e. NJ, post-ofice Charlottesville.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

BUSINESS WANTS. g
WTANTED, EVERY ONE who wishes 10
w get cheap suit msde to order to leave their
orders with me at my risk Perfect fitting garments
In any style. Can refer 70 many OF tue most worthy
would do wen to leave their measures on my book.
-. -. WESSOE, the tailor,
90 !. DIT ssglfE 49, st. James hotel.
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yXTANTED. FROM THE CONSERYA--
W. TIVE VOTERS OF RICHMOND ORDERS
FOR BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAIIEks,
to be made Mt reduced rates, TO suit the times mate.
rials the best work superior; fit guaranteed; @
No. south Twelft street, Richmond, Va,
oc Him
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HAPpTR.

account Of It's valuable suggestions q greatly mis-
understood point Of education IL brief paper toward
tie end discussing the question "Can We Speak En-
gsh y The writer vigorously protests against the
abuse of our noble yerneclar, by regarding it
and not end. Provided that use it for OBJ
tanning food. clothing and shelter, we give no more
thought TO the instrument We do not select and III
sentences and our words which we daily and hourly
pOy. III daily conversation dsigure ii with all
varieties Of slang masculine feminine ease nay
be-oue as bad Tie other We disregard its delicate
shades ~ meaning, wedo all TO deprive 1t OF all
force ny careless Of its terms load II with pro-
yDeiaisns and foreign phrases and then scornfuny
turn our backs upon asst werc old out servant
who may have been of scrub our
barnyards We hire foreign nurses for our cndryn 60
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that tho frat ors they utter shall be either French
or German dialect. and we boast OF the I"c'
that these children talk only French or Ger.
man, and do not understand one word OF English
Tho following questions weput rs they are per
tinent Is there school, Of all the hundreds "dver
Using in all our city papers which has the courage 10
state as a recommendation English the language OF
this sehoop Is there one school which VIII maAe
its aim frat and last far as the form OF Language
Roes to see that the English spoken In play hours ma
recitstions shall pure and eOprcct that only thoSe
textbooks which bear this test shall be- naed a'
the reading recomm ended shall lie selected with TINS
view that the poetry committed TO memory shall al
ways be the besi Is there no schoo, whose puh sh"
be recognized by their clear and distinct aruchSn'
their accurate and easy pronunciation their
and their skillful and beautiful use Of the Engsh ia
guagei How many of girls and boys can DC saa
even TO know French TO know and understa th"'
Language AZ used by Racine, by Csrnee by Pascal OF
Mere and far more serious than this, how many OF
them know German that IT, the language oi teuci anu
Leasing Of Goethe and 6chlerf Most serious OF AZ,
and most concerning how many OF us KNOW Eihsh'
that IT, how many understand or can speak even
fuently and correctly, not to say elegantly no" many
nj ma know our own most noble language. 10
which 90 many languages have CONFERENCE.-The
language OF Chaucer and Spencer, OF Mhoh' o pai,
of Shakespeare! How many OF us can tiik ingiHh'
Mr. Iongfeow's anniversary poem IL oescriosu WIN
delicacv o., appreciation the Editors EasyChair
THE poem If, as was MOST
address 10 old classmates AMI friends IL Is no' dq
ait ion up6n theme arbitrarily chosen nor an oraoh J"
VERGE but the freenowing, musical ana mohrui eApS
sion OF the thoughts and feelings winch are h"Ai W
sre on oceosion with all its associations. and WIN hc
enIivenment of illustration and the friendly exho'atoh
that become the place and characteristic Oh te poet
The refinement that avoids all excess the exquisite aft
which knows what not TO say, well ast say w' III
with restra med moderation the avoidance oil personal
aison Of forced gaycy, the simplicity ana ''fe'y'
the modesy and elegance the sweet unuer'oneo n'u
sadness are all Characteristic Of the poet ana Tue
man The occasion will long be memorable in the history
Of Bowdoin and he recalled hereafter Ike t!''
Commencement at Dartmouth more than 'mrly years
ago when Mr. Emerson made the unmatched address 10
the literary so,eties concluding with the appeal 10 e
graduates Of the year, which, like the sun i'"hg upon
Memnon must have touched many Oh 'her lives INV
celestial music
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THE ATABAeIs OFXBNOPHON. BY ALPHRus CROSBY
limo pp 2, 8. Potter, AinswOith {. Company.
The reputation Of the late Professor Crosby as
an editor Of Greek Text Books of the highest char
aeter among the Intelligent lovers Of classical learning
His mature and scholarship, his sound judp
ment and his unwcaIied diligence gave Inn singular
qualifications for the successful Performance of his task
At The time az bis DEATH he left the materials for cd
ton Of the Ahabass" in unfinished state although
nearly ready for the press His manuscripts placed
in the hands Of PrOfessorHpencer of the College Of The City
of New-Yorl who, after careful revision and a few
necessary additions bias brought out the work in its
present shape II consists ~ the text OF XenOphOn col
lated from the best Mt authorities, with cOpious
Iytical and explanatory notes full lexicon and
man OF the expedition and retreat OF the Ten Thousand.
The present editor has endcayOed in all respects 10
form 20 the methods and wishes Of Professor Crosby He
scruplonHy refrancd from attempting 10 improve
upon his notes and criticisms. and has added only such
matter AS seemed essential 10 re completion OF The plan OF
The work The typographical excellence OF the yolumcs
worthy OF high praise, combining with It's admirable
literary execution 10 give il an eminent PaDh among the
classical tex, books Of the day.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

4 BOARDING School specially equipped for 20
~ young Boys; 500 year h. Iiads AM. HemPst"ed~
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
- =. j. Rev. J. e. WyCKOFF, Principal
4 HOME with suitable care and instruction,
"a for six boys, Rev. }. TUFTS Nonsol, Mass.
GOOD Home, healthy location, thorough
preparation college business, At the NtS!iAN SIC
u TilITrF NssAanIc somer+t Co., " J. send FOR crcu
lar Rev II. D. Oakley, principal.
A FEW YOUNG BOYS will in future con-
n stifuie the IIGNE SCHOOL FOR B0YS At Stratiorl,
Conn. rail- term OPENS sept 10. Rev. Il. Is. EMEHsON'
IIiuripal
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Tnem poachin' tricks you're up 70
Will get your neck IN . moose"
Says he, {" What scere you arteri
The Lord forgive your SIN"
And no fastened mp the shhttesA
And fetched me out the gtn.
. Bays al was out by moonlight
lookin' about for hare,
Or rabbit or two, or pheasant,
Or mebbe to set snare.
eBut see the keepers comm.
And clambeYed up tree;- ...
Bays Charlie May God forgive you!
What vessel o. wrath you bcf'-
cwell, they hunted about for little,
Then all went of but one,
Who stopped behind ;"----says Charlie,
"What risks them pOaehers RAMP
"Tben the moonlight shone upon him.
knd who do you think zee,
But the very self6ame ranger
AS alIus was down ON me-
elf I'd a been 50 much varmint,
He couldn't Ia served me worse
The-p Z" Can't you talk" says Chafne,
without q boath or a cursor
"well arter a bit he rested
His gun agIn stump,
And down come upon him,
So sudden 1t made him jump
sAnd took and snatehed the gun ~,
And put II again his head;
SAYS ], You shout or hOllOa,
And you're ~ good as dead"
che never moved muscle.
And never zee him finch,
Tho the muzZe touched his fOrefSea0
within half an inch
Essays I, You are pluched I'M
And no mistake-abd so
II You promise not TO follow,
Hang me! hut III Iet you co.
Essays he. IN do my duty,
Though knows am in yorr power;
But don't mind II give you
A start OF half an hour
$50 hands him back his weapon,
And cuts away like mad;
And here | am.---Says Charlie
"Thank Heaven you're safe, my lad
"But IL / had had The handlin'
That gun instead Of you,
I'd taReu The buttend on 10.
And smashed his legs i'll two"
Z the reader should he tempted by these spec
ms to engage in the study OF Rommany, he vi
d ample assistance at hand in Nv. Leland's Intr
elton and Notes 10 the poems, together with Il
ossary and Hhyming Vocabulary by the 9th
ntTibutOrs to the volume.
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The Je,rellcr's Circular Cd. II. HOpkinson) III
addition variety OF matter OF special interest urine
trade contains good deal of valuable information with
regard TO the history, construction ana management a
clocks and Watches whicLs worth the attention Of every
reader who takes pride in the possession OF COED
keeper.
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EUiARLES u. MORRIS. NJ. A, late Fellow
y oi Orch OXFORD reuprns lis SCHOOL iOI boys at Mo
heyau iak, i'eeLs,ig. y. y, sept is.
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
- LIMITED To 20 BUYS-NeNt term Nill l'ein @'pt M
Der 10 Fr cfrculars address Rev. CHARLES H. or Dr.
st.D. r.. ABBOTT, Hartford, Gem.
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WE RECEIVE ASSURANCES EVERY DAY FROM
LADIES THAT OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
CONTAINS THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT, rue BEST
MADE AND THE CHEAPEST UNDERWEAR IN TUE
CITY. n IS FRUIrLEsS 10 QUOTE PRICES. CALL
AND EXAMINE THEM N PEssoN
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same style Lonsdalc Cambria, beautifully brai ed,
trimmed with wide runle fun set Pillow and sheet
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BrocaGed and Damasse Silks, in all shapes.
from 81 25 to 81 So
THE ATTENTION or LADIES IS ESPECIALLY
DIRECTED TO OUR DEPARTMENT OF
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Nicely trimmed ssIts @ At g = = 70 e x ss7S 80 @
Our black Alpaca suits are all % sewed Cd with six
wS s@sh Silk sssGSsfs al SIS So u' 81 ~ r'ny trimmed
BLACK Sun ss 4 naSe s All IRON n Dss Lyons silk hand
Very elegant styles, beau,ilul, original and imported
Tspted nOt to 6Ssaf s65 sS SIS sOo aud upward
CLOSING OUT AT LESS THAN cosr,
Basques aud overskirts At s. IS $40 sI2 s. SIS sz
sig, s22, all a. half value
Attractive inducements Dress Goods
LuPIN's BEST 2BUrToN KID ssss ss6Ss
Ity at % oooo cec
sEgEss EgFlg' 1..,'.s ssss ssgsEs' .Es. lss H!R
ity,at SSsS 80 Gee
cam: -: : I
GLOVES, In best quality import II IS 0J %
ed, at IL o SO 1000
AND Pillow siiAMs Gu ISIS " ~ $3.50
'''#Ti' Sa' 's''ii'i; S'F 'ii 9 '''' i -! =
same style Lonsialc Cambria beautifully brai ed.
trimmed with wide runlc fun Pillow and sheet
shams As5
t.-g5 E.5l2.. g51.5z.s.. ! Il Ladies. gss:5.:,:: Z
WE RECEIVE ASSURANCES EVERY DAY FROM
LAbIEs THAT OUR UXDERwEAR DEPARTMENT
CONTAINS TUE LARGEST ASSORTMENT, rue BEST
MADE AND THE CHEAPEST UNDERWEAR II THE
CITY. II IS FRUIrLEss 10 QUOTE PRICES. CALL
AND EXAMINE THEM II PEssoN
Frcnch cnderwear, on great specially.
Ladies grsda,ly appreeiains ihs tact that II the
nne hand .emprodcred underwear we Keep tne nnsst
below prevailing prices nr same quality y goods
12assIs 22s.sI.
Real French couule Corset. extra quality 81 .
Excellent Corset, A. IS. 81 - s. - s. 10 - 50,
&c.
Examine tee PElee;; q our 49,. Dr..,.. :. -.
from L iG years BOYS XIII saits Aad BIouics
Novelties IN
Collars ana Cufs and Handkcrchiefs in all the latest
French cuiOrs
Real Frencn shell SETS Back and Side Coulbs 2sc
kcru Nets and kdgtngS largest assortment in the city.
Rich dS3 81 lies 81 Psa Lace Goods &C.
=
NOVELTIES IN PARAsOLs OPENING DAILY I
OUR PATRONS, FRIENDS AND STRANGERS ARE
RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO PAY Us An IMPAK-l
TIAL VISIT OF EXAMINATION. NO ONE is PREsSED
TO PURCHASE.
LADIES CAN REACH OUR ESTABLISHMENT VERY
CONVENIENTLY FROM ANY PART OF THE CITY /
BY CONNECTING WITH Tue TWENrY-TulRD 4
STREET RAILWAY LINE.
hHRICHs'. tHRIChs
&-V 0S
zs7 ssssss TTTTT AVENUE 2,g
81 g IS hhnnH AyESTs AyESTs ss5 s55
~ SSsss T AVENUE 2s9
Isl s. So AVENUE 80
Isl So @ AyENuE 2sg
7s1 ssssss AVENUE 2e9,
4 BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH AND TWENTfFIFIHi
4 STREETS
| For other Dry Goods Advertisements See
Twentieth Page
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IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

We are now exhibiting and are
receiving by every steamer,
from our
Paris Agent,
The choicest novelties in
Round Hats and Bonnets
from the leading French modistes.
Importing them direct enables us TO offer
them at the low prlce of SIS
ior such as are usually
SOLD at $40 TO $5U,
while the first class artists we employ
can produce equally artistic and
elegant styles at
Sl2, SO SIS and $50
Our trimmed Hats are all artistic,
elegant and original in conception,
and very stylish and complete IN their
combinations of trimmings rivalling
the productions OF the most
celebrated French houses.
Finest Paris Flowers and Feathers.
untrimmed Hats In every variety
OF chip, straw, Leghorn, &c.
Ladies are invited to pay us visit
OF examination before purchasing.
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IN our DRESS dooDs DEPARrNENT

IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
I we shall open on aonday large variety
Of new STYLES in plain and twilled all wool
serges. Diagonals, Camels Hair; also large
Choicest styles o. all wool Plaids
al asc, Scc;. Soc ssc, iOc, 5oc. yard.
Very nne all WOO Goods, in variety Of
styles oOc., SIC, 7Uc.
very nne black cashmeeres
sOc., 81, 81 10. 81 25 per yard.
1000 pieces OF
Percales, Calieocs Lawns, Ae,
In the choicest patterns
&C., lOc lie, lzc yard.
Now opening
100 dozen white shetland Shawls,
our own Inn portation,
yery desirable Tor evening wear,
at fashionable summer resorts
Price 81 S 81 30 u 20 ~ " 70, " 30, %,
$3.50, - $50
OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Iis the largest and most complete to be found
In the city, containing
full lines OF
Balbriggan British ana German Hosiery,
for lalies, children and gentlemen,
IN every style OF
striped plain and embroidered.
Ladies' gents and chiidren's |
Merino Undergarments.
adapted to the present season,
aud new and complete stock Of
our popular two aud three button KID Gloves
In all the spring colors,
Every pair warranted, or should
they rip or tear give another pair instead.
sun UmeTsllaa sun Umbrella.
Opening on Monday
an immense assortment
In ivwtf1 nj wi hoa
ivory, pearl gold, bone and wood handles,
all OF novel and elegant designs,
at regular prices
IN Our LACE DEF1RTNEyT
specialties ana great bargains
can be found IN
real YAK Cluny and Guipure,
both black and cOlored.
Real thread, guipure ana Llama
YaInsOok, cambric AMI AMI JSconet Embroiderics.
homstitcn and initial Handk erchiefs, !
Ruillngs and veilings
IRIBBoN AND TRIMMING DEPARTMENT I
We are introducing every day
the latest novelties
in Fringes aud Dress trimmings,
Gimps, Loops, Braids, Tassels,
or will make any style to order.
Large assortment OF
plain and rrocaded scarfs Ties and sashes,
PLAIN and irlnged,
and every width ana color in
Hat Ribbons
In all our various departments
We are now offering
attractions and bargains
not 20 be found in any other store
in this city.
Andiwe invite an examination OF
our gouds and shall extend every facility
for comparison Oi prices without any
regard 70 purchasing
RICHARD MEARE9
corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth stree
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DRY GOODS.

4;5z5.. ;5s5s 8. !9:: :9:..,. 4;.s:.. ;5z!s
sez no 81
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
TwENTY-rHIRD
STREET
FOR THIS WEEK,
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
THROUGHOUT
OUR
ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT.
. 95Ez5Ezzz5s ! ! ;. 5EE1EE1zzT.
ARE FILLED WITH
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
LINE OF GOODS
EVER OFFERED BY ANY ONE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
In
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.,
NO, 81 SIXTH AVENUE, 81,
we are Offering an immense stock Of
STRAW GOODS,
@-"------9
for ladies' misses and children.
FULLY Is PER CENT LESS THAN OTHER STORES
FRENCH AND GakEIcAN CHIP BoNNETs And HATS
An unequalled stock OF
CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS.
in sprays, vines wreaths, &c,
80 - ..,,ia ~ ordor short
RIBBON DEF1RTNENT
An immense assortmentof
GRos GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS
pAMAssE BONNET RIBBONS
SILK SERGE BONNET RIBBONS,
including al the s'arSfi' S wsGhs and most desirable c0O in
HAT scARFs AND LADIES' TIES
Entirely and novel styles
at unusually low prices
SASH RIBBONS
ssesa aa g
very Sara eSoIde isfnss ii%e Oy TSei SeiOrs,
extremely cheap.
akos GRAIN SASH RIBBONS
rwILLED SILK, ROMAN HSp u "Ps PGGib i5' VSaGs sIsa
very low prices
= . our ALREADY large line Of
sun UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLsl
and We win oGsr this y,s srocv ovoucr,on
or 10 PER CENT FROM FORMER PRIGEs.
sH3Isp PIHlS %Sb T%ILLED SILK UMBRELLAS
in brown, black black and navy blue o,orr ..n.r,
~" '"O''S corheiian oxydized and wool handles.
ECRU NET PARAsoLs
AND CARRIAGE SHADES
In great variety.
STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH AVENUE AND TwENrY.THIRD STREET.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
OUR NUMEROUS PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
< w YkRY ~ IARGE aNp ,ATrRSCTiSE STOCK or
70 BE oEHE7 SEdF TE HOUSES
s. =. lo4 MUSLIN snhErINes ..o
LINEN sGFTSSs d6FTGS sS ASP Es ShEqM S1Fs GAs LINENS
l2-INCH, 81 Ga PILLOW CASE MUSLIN.
all the standard makes beached and brown muslins
WA1srrTsA NV WIS FasH SfSs SasL,s m
fAO'i S&s6H9ILG2 a 6SS LIE : MUSLIN, l2c.
Al Other makes at corresponding prices
IMPERIAL, TURKEY sp REp AND BLEAcHED
Special bargains 10 o,xe 80, -, r,,,,
BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS at l2c., l6c l9c., 2c.,
BLEAcHED DAMAsK TOWELS At 2Sc., 2Sc.. sSc.,
= FINE NAPKINS a. HIa q 80. 81 % 81 rs 81 IS
ii yuIoYLIEs from csc. TO 81 IS per dozen.
ALL GREATLY BELOW REGULAR PRICES
'p''HO'N M1RsEILLEs QUILTS
from 81 6e upward.
CRIB QUILTS
from 6sc. upward.
VIC will also display
very large line Of
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
from 50 % per pair upward.
REAL LACE CURTAINS,
from $40 per pair upward.
vEsTIBULE LACKS,
EMBROIDERED PIANO COVERS.
atless than importers prices
FINE WHITE GOODS.
PIOUES AND MARSElLLES.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
MONDAY MORNING.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
100 DOZEN LADIES' FULL REGULAR MADE
STRIPED HOSE, sPLkNDID QUALITY isc. pair
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DRY GOODS.
IL rEAREs.
corner OF sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
We beg direct the attention Of our friends customers
and the public generally
tc magnificent assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
conceded by al to be the largest,
most select and best assorted stock
ever exhibited Sixth avenue.
The latest oveles and styles well represented
in every department.
Strangers visiting the city can come direct with the
certainty OF procuring every article on their list az low
est prices avoiding necessity and Inconvenience
shopping in different stores
IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
We are introducing every day new and ele-
Black silk Costumes 500 S75, Sss, $1O0
Solored Silk Costumes, $d5, 500 $50, SSA
suiipe and Check Silk Costumes $40, 800,
Debege Suits, silk trimmed, s28, $50, ss5
Gamers Hair Suits silk trimmed, SIS $50,
overskirts and Basques, plain and EN-
prodered, IN greatvariety OF styles Slo 10 $SO
NOW OPENING
White Lawn Mornn Wrappers
White Lawn suits,
Linen and Batiste Suits.
Calico, Cambria and Percale Wrappers,
In AL the newest styles
and lowest prices
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Collars and CuGs and HandNcrchefs in all the latest
French coiors
Real Frencn shell sets Back and Side Conlba 2sc
Bcru Nets and dgingS largest assortmen in the city
Rich collect tiOn Of Ties maue-up Lace Goods, &c.
Examine our stock OF Pans Fans rams
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OUR PATRONS, FRIENDS AND STRANGERS ARE
RESFEctFULLY INVITED TO PAY Us Az IMPAIR 1
TIAL VISIT or EXAMINATION. NO ONE is PRESSED
TO PURCHASE.
LADIES CAN REACH OUR ESTABLISHMENT VERY
CONVENIENTLY FROM ANY PART OF THE CITY
BY CONNECTING WITH TIE TWENrY.rulRD
STREET RAILWAY LINE,
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Nicely trimmed Salts at s. rs - So 50 Ts Ss1b $40 So
Elegant sty les at Sl2 80 5, $l7 81 SIS I5 $3 SD
Black Alpaca suits at So 75 s., $40. SO So $l5 Slh
Our black Alpaca SUITS all scwed with silk
Black Cashmere suits at $40, $ls $2a richly trimmed
with silk, at S3A $37 3D. $40
Black SILK suits. made from pure Lyons silk, hand.
somely trimmed, ut $21 $3l, $5, So
Very elegant styles, beautiful original and imported
styles made from La Noe1ssse black silks,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY,
Madison avenue corner OF East Forty second street.
Hours OF service on Sunday, lOH A. NJ, 3h anu 7k
r. M
Rev. Stephen II. Tyng, Jr win preach in the morning
and evening.
Rev; y ". Bonhsm. Church Of tho Evangelist win
preach In the afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

Real French Coutillc Corscts extra quality, 81 AZ.
Excellent Corset, al 7sS, 81 - 8! - s. 10 s3 50.
&C.
Examine the prices OF our
Marseiiirs { oaks Goats ana Capss Dresses for griy
from t6 IG years. boys XIII salts aad Blouges.
Novelties In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-28
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
ROBERT WOOD e& &C.
No. 1876 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
MANUFACTURERS
Fountains, Vases, Ststgary,
VERANDhES.
SUMMER kCuEES. kHsCRs,

SUMMER HOUSES. kRsCRs.
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC, ETC
Cast & Wrought Iron Railings,
For Public Buildings. and Squares,
Cemetery Lots, Garden Fences. Bal
comics, Roof Crossings, &c, in great
variety Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS.
For fronts Of Public Buildings, He
tells ana City Streets, of Plate and
Elaborate Designs. New and IN
proved styles in great vari-ty.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast and Wrought Iron Of New
and Improved Styles, such as Hay
Racks. Stall Divisions, Managers.
Harness Brackets, Cutters, Trays,
Ventilstors, &c, &c.
WIREWORk
OF every description, Wire Guards
OF CHAipED WIRE, GslvanlZed 0r
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS, WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horse,
Theatres, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET SEES. \ very large
ASS, rtment Of Des. gns expressly Ic~
this purpose. Es'ietG'@s and bfsi7T-'
ssnt On Application, stI;L.g TIE tt7& q
g"O'i. GCSjTe8. -rIs-tLA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-28
A CARD.

DR r. w " A r f II +
IL finding i: necessary, on account OF IL
ntes that he should cease professional WORK,
and that he should be abs-nt from Carson CITY
for a time, hereby gives notice. TO all to whom
il may concern, that DIR. t. 4. GEISDLEY Will
attend to his (Dr. watersI patients during MS
temporary absence from the city. auglo