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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
SMALL STEAM YACHTs-

WASHINGTON, Aug. I3.-The Supervising In
spector OF Steamboats, has Issued circular regarding
small steam yachts. He says that the law requires
that the hull and boiler OF every yacht.
or other small craft Of like character, pro-
PEELED by steam, snail he inspected The plot and
engineer must DO licensed but master Of vessel or
ms class needs no Official authority 20 act as such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Slnopsis fgr Me pat "a hours

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA, l a. m.-The barOm-
eter highest along the Atlantic coast and lowest and
falling In the Upper Lake region. General rain has
fallen in the Gulf and South Atlantic states. Occasional
rain In the Northwest Upper Lake region and Virginia
Hortherly winds prevail In Tennessee, the olio and
Lower Missouri Valleys elsewhere they are mostly
southeriy The tempera' every where remained
nearly stationary. Indications OF hurricane are re-
ported IN the caribbean Sea.
Indications
Nior New-Fnglnnd warmer clear weather followed by
tnc,easng eouduess and possibly by occasional rain,
variable winds mostly sOuthery, stationary, followed
by falling barometer
For tbe Middle Atlantic States warmer, partly cloudy
weather. and occasional rain, variable winds mostly
southeriy, stationary lower pressure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
F,o,iriue .tor .he Teeth and Breath,

Is the hest fgud dentifrce world il thoroughly
ceanses partially decayed teeth from AL parasites or hYtng
aunaculR" leaving them pearly white impartng Go
Iightful fragrance 20 the breath.
THF FRAGRANT FLORIIINE"
Removes instantly arising from foul stomach, or
tobacco smoke Being partly composed OF honey go e. ana e
herbs aud plants II IS perfectly hatnles
ana 3 delicious ~ sherry. -,
Prepared by Henry c. GALLUP. No 493 OUordst London
England and retalled everywhere az IS cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
Butler's w
Inc Radical cav that the results in North
TRYING TO HOLD BACK THE BULLDOZER.
From The Raleigh Neirs.

1t is said that Blame, of Maine, VIII make
several speeches In the First Congressional District.
Let him be treated with courtesy give the lie 70 the
malignant assertion OF Powers OF the same State during
the last OF Congress that Northern Republican
would not be allowed speak IN the South. We nOmi-
nate our friend Kitchen. OF Halifax, 20 accompany
Blaine through the lower district that he is
eriv q ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
A WAR WITH MEXICO NOT PROBABLE.
FALSE REPORTS BY INTERESTED PERSONS.
t,.,, ,,s, ~, =, M IN Ttfu rpfuuNT

WASHINGTON, Aug ia Cabinet officer says
that nothing whatever has CURED OF late to put
any phase upon tine relations between this Cow
eminent and Mexico that no one here desires
war, and that all have IN view the settlement of
pending questions by thoroughly peaceful means.
The periodical stories, which have been unusually
frequent of late of a probable conflict with the
Mexican troops, seem to have their origin among a
number of interested persons here who have made
it their special business for the last year to cause
difficulty between this Government and Mexico.
General Sherman's orders dOnot take him anywhere
within reach OF the lower Rio Grande.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
RrMoRs ABOUT MRS. jerks.
A REPORT THAT SHE HAS RECEIVED
APPOINTMENT.

APPOINTMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRmUSEl
WAsHINGToN, Aug 13.-The statement is made to-
night, without qualification, that Mrs. Agnes d..
jerks the notorious witness before the Potter Com
mlttee has been appointed as q detective IN the
Treasury Department. aud assigned TO duty at the
New-OrleanB Custom House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

partly clordy weather yesterday the changes in the
barometer very slight The temperature was
slightly higher than on Monday Tho amount OF mOis-
ture In the air l. large
Partly cloudy or clear weather may lie expected to-
day in thus city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
MOVING WESTWARD.
CoLoRED PEOPLE LEAVING wAsHINGTON IN LARGE
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBBUNE.l

NUMBERS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug ia number of colored
families will leave this city the last Of this month
for the West, where they will settle. The Western
Emigration Society, a colored organization formed
here about five months ago. expects TO send to the
West shortly about one thousand persons. The
number Is daily increasing and includes mechanics
school teachers and clergymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
A general press dispatch SAYS: "The

general press dispatch says: The Govern
ment cOntemplates only the protection of the Next
can frontier In the manner repeatedly announced
namely: the pursuit Of maraudeTs into Mexican
territory if necessary with view to their punish
ment and the recovery Of stolen property. Inc
instructions heretofore issued Oh that point have
been somewhat strengthened by the order sent 10
General Ord last FRIDAY. For prudential reasons
the purport of this order is not gwen for puDhca-
Nus.V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

Chow greedy you are p said one little girl
TO another who had taken the best apple in the dsh
was going 10 take that"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxE.i

AN INCREASE OF THIRTY-FIvR PER CENT IN EX-
PORTS SINCE 1854 FALLING OFF IN M
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DEATHS.

Died, at her residence, corner OF Albamarle and
Cherry streets, At 4 p. NJ yesterday, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH MCPHERSON; aged seventy-fye years.
Her funeral Will lake place TO-DAY from the
Pine-Street Baptist church at O'Clock. Friends
and acquuintances are invited 10 attend.
Died, ON Thursday the 18th Instant, at SX O'Clock.
EDITH EUGENIA, infant daughter Of Benjamin
and Mary Lou, Bates; aged nine months.
Her funeral will take place ut 10 O'Clock A. M.
parents, 500 cast Clay street, - 2t
Died, on Thursday the 18th instInt. EDWARD
WOODWARD, son OF Robert and Clara Grafton
aged five months aud eleven days. 80
Sad and silent Is the household,
Cold in death cur darling lies;
He has left an earthly mansion ~.
Z For amanslon 10 the skies.
y Cold and silent Is his young heart;
Pale the lips we loved 10 kiss;
rs *, And upon hts lovely features sS1
fingers still the smile we miss. i 80, 81,
Farewell, EDDIE, thou hast left us; "a s..
s Angels claim thee ~ their owns
h Up In Heaven we hope to meet thee,
81 When.life's weary da US have down.: (
No pain nor death can. enter there, ~.
Where sin and SORROW will all be DER;
AND there VIC will meet our EDDIE dear, ~ =
} Z And there.we will meet TO part ma more.
Bsfunerai win take place from Ills late residence
No. 6 east Broad street. TODAY, July 18th
at O'Clock L. M. Friends OF the family are re-
Spectfnlly invited 10 attend.
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Judge CIor,ton's Side of the Question

RICHMOND. July 10, 1S7S.-The Dispatch
OF to-day in its leading editorial takes occa-
sion to comment on the views OF Judge
Clopton concerning the Motfett register
given recently in speech delivered at Hen
rico courthouse. I do notrefer to the edi-
torial for the purpose Of lecturing on party
discipline, but to correct an impression
which has been made on the Dispatch in
common with many other advocates OF the
Motfett register. <@
Judge Clopton claimed that more revenue
would have been realized and less offence
given to the trade had the Legislature
adopted the suggestion OF the liquor-deal.
ers and increased the specific license-taX to
double the former amount. This the Dis.
patch vigorously combats. It insists that
the increase would have operated as the
United States whiskey-taX did when it was
raised from 81 per gallon to 50. Instead
of the revenue being doubled it was dimin.
ished. 1t takes the ground that the Ii.
cense would have been so great that small
dealers would have been excluded, and
monopoly secured to large ones,
by which means the revenue would
necessarily have suffered reduction. The
Dispatch is q great paper, and one Of which
VirginianS are Justly proud; but it is some
times the weakness Of great ones to be more
confident than careful. Your correspondent
remembers well the circumstances attending
the passage of the Moffett law, and especially
the proposition of the liquor-dealers made to
the Senate committee when the bill was be-
fore that branch OF the Legislature. The
same objection was then made and promptly
met, think, by Colonel Walter D. Blair,
who suggested that in order TO protect the
small dealers and to guard the interests Of the
State that the tax be collected monthly, or
even quarterly, in advance. The Moffett tax
is collected monthly and the specific tax
semi-annually, if l mistake not. Hence it
must be conceded, as claimed by Judge
Clopton, taking the returns as printed in
the columns of the Dispatch rs basis, that
the revenue would have been larger had
the old tax been doubled, and no hardships
Inflicted on small dealers. In other words,
the money which il now paid to contractors
and collectors would be paid to the State Or
saved 10 the taX-payers.-Le Letter IN Peters
L,ttrO -1DDenE -~.z- se--7~-'-'sz.
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FLOR the Dispatch..I
To &c. or Not TO BE. = ssman''
That's the Question.


It was Arnold, 7 believe, who said The
highest desire OF the mature mind IS 10 take
part in government" That none put
& mature minds had this desire ".weie q
contamination deYou:Iy to be wished" III
there is anv one thing more than another
which the average. American-aye, and q
orpnt MANY who arc not ayerage-thinks
that Heaven has specially fitted him for, it
is perhaps not too much to say that that one
thing is to discharge the functions OF po-
Iitieal office. This to him is heayen-born
Gift. and 1t is not at all necessary that his
education or his. professional or business
habits should have led him to the study OF
politics as q science of government. mot a
picked-up trade by which to make living.)
Not at all. He is an American citizen
erao, he is qualified for, and, being in need
Of something, ought to have an office.
An English writer lot "to fame un-
known" SAYS: "Indeed, it is perfectly
amazing that there should be no other state
OF life, no other occupation, art, or science,
in which some method OF instruction Is not
looked upon as requisite, except only the
science of legislation, the noblest and most
difficult OF any. Apprcnticeships are held
necessary to almost every art, commercial
or mechdnical A long course OF reading
and study must form the divine, the physl-
ciap, and the practical professor OF laws
but every man of superior fortune thinks
himself born q legislator" And he quotes
approvnely TulIy's opinion that senator
should be thoroughly acquainted with the
Constitution y, which "is knowledge OF
the most extensive nature; matter OF
science" sc. How far these remarks may
reflect upon our present crop OF congress
sional candidates leave the reader to Judge.
Iwopld not be understood as saying OF
even intimating that none but lawyers are
tit lawmakers Our country has presented
many notable and noble eXanlples;of men
that were not lawyers, whose judgments
were discreet, whose counsels were wise,
patriotic, statesmanIike: Still less would /
he understood as iutmating that all lawyers
are tit Lawmakers, for the number Of them
who are not "thoroughly acquainted with
the Constitution is. fear, lanlentably
great IL there can be found in the district
any gentleman s'thoroughly acquainted"
as aforesaid, will their friends please cause
them to stand and be counted?
To the writer it would be perfectly
amazing "--if examples were not so nu-
merous-that men insist on GO sacrificing
their private interests to the public good .
wien the aforesaid "private interests"
have already been sacrificed otherwise. I
beg the pardon of everybody who may
chance to take exceptions to "these few
lines" but must protest, as q general rule,
nv great and unalterable unwllingness to
having the public interests attended to by
such men. y.
HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-12

COLONEL COLEMAN's BANNER UNFuRLED
we are authorized to state that Colone
Samuel i. Coleman, OF Cumberland. is /;
candidate for the congressional nomination
in this district
There is general desire throughout the
district that the nominee should be chosen
from the Countrywide Petersburg monopo-
ly having, it is thought, lasted long enough
Colonel Coleman is one OF the largest
farmers in the Southside, and is also dis
tinguished member OF the bar. He Is pre-
pared to conduct the campaign vigorously,
and will make a splendid run. Without
doubt he will enter the Convention with Il
powerful array OF friends.
There is no -shalying about the gal
liant chicftain OF Cumberland. His banner
is unfurled, and it will float to the breeze
until the people have manifested their
choice. Unconnected with "rinSs, Tree
from all machine made alliances, brave,
fearless, and independent OF the wire-puil-
ers. Colonel Coleman boldly submits his
claims to the sovereign people.
We are informed that Colonel Coleman
will be present at Prince Edward court
next week, and that his candidature will be
supported by Captain p. W. Mckinney, r.
=. berkeley, Esq, Colonel J. p. Fitzgerald,
the Hon. K. r. Hubbard, DR.. ThaSston,
Judge Watkins, and other prominent gen.
tlemen.- FurmuiNe Mercury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-12

Messrs. WEsr, Johnston Il Co have sent
us the July No. Of the 1assrican Lad Re.
pie,o, and called our attention particularly
to an article in It under sale heading, & Can
States be Compelled to Ply shef Debtssn
We read the article u week or two ago. It
gives evidence Of much research, entire
fairness, and no little ability. It was writ
ten. by Genera, 3RsDLEY 4: JoHysoS,o OF
this city. With all its ability, however, the
article fails, we think, to establish Its point.
There seems, to be rather a cdsus ofnissus
thar OH understanding that States could be
sued for their debts E. in admiraity."f The
fathers were too strait-laccd in their no
tons as to. the powers OF every department
OF the Federal Government to have made q
constitutional amendment with this sad
miralty" defect in it. 49, Il, h, .rzt1 Z.
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New Rocks.

Colonel rDannoddie, Millionaire. A Story
Of To-Day. New York: HARPER q Bro
TIERS. 1873. ag
For sale by G. F. JOHNSTON, Main street.
/. Il Pear of american Irauel., By.JEssIE
BENTON FREMONT. 9. a Printer OF Ger
man Literature. By HELEN S. CoNANT.
3. Hints to Womef, on the Care OF Prop
erty. By ALFRED WALKER.
These are three Of Rarper's Half-Hostr
Series. For sale by c. F. JOHNSTON, Main
street.
Mr.. JOHNSTON has also sent US two OF
HARpER's Franklin Square Library novels
Internationally, a Beautiful Wonan, q
romance, by LEON BROOK, and Christine
Broacniee's Ordeal, a novel, by MARY PAT
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First Congressional Isl / q i District.

TO the Editor Of ate Alexandria Gazette
ALEXANDRIA, July 10, 1s7s.---I am glad to
learn that the Prince William delegates are
almost unit for General Fitzhugh Lee, OF
Stafford, for Congress. While some are dis
posed to give. complimentary votes on the
first ballot for; other gentlemen, yet, on the
final vote, I learn, all are in favor OF GEN
eral Lee. General Lee served CALAMITY
during our late war, and since its close has
done all In his power TO reconcile differences
between the North and South, and is lust
the man we now want In Congress. 3. d
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THE FA1REsr SALE EVER MADE IN THIS
CITY.
THE CLOSING SALE OF LEVY BROTHERS,
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF OF EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.

You will find The largest stock or HAMBURG
EDGINGS and INSERTINGS In the city, and at
the LOWEST PRICE, and get TEN CENTS OFF on
every dollars worth you purchase. .s
You will fluid q large stock of DRESS GOODS
sni,ed TO all seasons, and get Ten CENTS OFF On
every dollars worth you purchase.
You will find all the leading brands of SHIRT
INGs and sHEETINGs. and get TEN CENTS OFF
on every dollars worth you purchase.
You will find BED.TICK, CIIEvIoTs. DENNIS,
JEANS. and DRILLS, at all prices, and get TEN
CENTS OFF on every dollars worth you purchase
You will find full assortment ofEEADf-MADE
UNDERWEAR at lower prices than ever, and get
TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth you pur-
chase. ..-.-.---,'---
You viii find all kinds OF GOODS FOR BOYS,
AND MEMS WEAR at greatly reduced prices, and
get TEN CENTS OFF Oil every dollars worth you
purchase. ...... ....
Yon will find . full assortment of
VICTORIA LAWNS, ~. .....
soPT-FINIsHED CANtBRICS.
STRIPED and CHECKED NUSLINs,
EMBROIDERED MUsL1SS, and
... NAlNSOOKS,
and get TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth you
purchase. ...-
You will find large assortment OF RIBBONS,
PRINCES, BUTTONS, ani other TRIMMINGS,
and get TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth YOU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-12

Nc, indeed. We iBtendedt to say no word
in dlsparagement Of RAN TUCKER. We
merely quoted Judge CLopTos's reported
language In speaking Of him. We have
too often pronounced Ran the best lawyer
IN The House.io ego back 2 on him now.
Our Washington correspondent, astwinter
made him out to be the biggest man in Con-
gress, and really regards him as such; and
we IRE not sure bnt lie Is right.
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09.CENf STORE.

09-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
-. 99-CENT STORE:
4 large lot of SCOTCH GlNGliAM rAa-'
SOILS;
$50 WATERPROOF UMBRELLAS;
New WILLOW MARKET-BASkETs;
New FRENCH MARKET-BAskETs;
New sEAGRAsS LUSCH-RASKErS:
New STAND wORk-BAsKETS;
200 WALNUT FRAMES al 93c. y pair;
IT'S dozen GoBLETS at o9c. dozen;
A large lot of WALNUT CLoCK-sHELEEs'
80 large CfIROMOS, IN carved walnut frames q!
s1.9s.
rs WILLOW CLOTHES-HAMPERS
so MCLOTHES-HAMPERS;
100 THREE SHELF PLANT-STANDS;
Another inyoicc Of SOAP, selu; thlTty-'A
large cakes for 99c.;
a5 large TOY DRUMS.
Catalogues mailed free to any address
NO W. A. STEVENS, sos Broad stlsrI.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 9th, at the residence OF the
Va, and ADA W. LEE, daughter Of N. NJ. Lee, of
this city. No cards.
Married, on Wednesday, July 10th, ut the resi-
dence OF DR.. J. V. Hobson, CARTER II. HARRI-
SON, OF Cumberland county, TO BYRD SWIFT,
daughter OF F. L. Swift, Of this city. No cards. \
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SMITHFIELD, Va. July 10, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Your paper has the
ring OF the true metal, and gives the forci-
BILE reddjuSterS alias the Feeble RS just
what they require. --.--- ---
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
TRUE CHRYSOPHANIC ACID:
THYMOL-crystalized:
PlCRIC ACID-crysta!s;
LACTOPHOSPHATE OF LINE-:olub!c:
FLUID EXTRACT vISCCN ALBUM:
FLUID EXTRACT GRINDELlA RoBCSrA;
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS TES!CULpSis;
FLUID EXTRACT JAEORASD!:
SUCCUS TARAXACI-EpgIsr
SUCCUS CONil-Euglish:
SUCCUS BELLADOSN.E-En@
SuCCUS HYOSCYAMI-Eu2lish
GLYCERrrE KEPIIALINE;
PANCREATIC EMULSlON-Ensitsh;
rEPSINE PORCI-English:
and all rare preparations, 10 be had =:
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore
tel 9lg Main street.
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SUITS. SUITS! SUITS /!

SUITS! SUITS! SUITS
READY.MADE DRESSES FOR LADIES-thc
largest stock ever shown III this city-thc lowest
prices ever Inown-and you get TEN CENTS OFF
on every dollars worth you purchase.
We are selling SUITS for much less than they
cost TO manufacture No drcssmakcr would make
them at the prices, even il you furnished Ill Of the
material.
GLOVES. SOCKS, AMI STOCKINGS in great
variety;
Gcn,lenen's FURNISHING GOODS of Ill kinds.
MATTlNGS.
OIL-CLOTIIS, ~.
CARPETS. RUGS,
WINDGW-SHiDES, and
MATS
ut low prices aud you get
TEN CENTS OFF
Pc on every dollars worth you purchase.
ncy In the purchasing Of your DIRK GOODS. In
order to make this great saving, supply your wants
at LEVY BROTHERS..
lOl7 and 1919 Main street
Nv 10 Richmond Va.
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Ey' COD-LINER OIL.
MEADE K BAKER.
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
EXPORTED DIRE,

scribe H. aud Of patients WHO hare taken Il. that IT
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TuE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASStMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL, MEADE & BAKER,
importing and dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 90 Malu street. Richmond Va.
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CASSlMERESl LINENS. CAsSIMEREs

Our extensive stock Of these goods we have
marked down twenty per ccnr. less Than they have
been sold AT this sea-, on. aa We wish 10 reduce our
stock of these goods. We Guar !ntcc bargains In
them.
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II you want cheap Dress dn''t fail 10 give us
call, WE have marked down our line twenty five
per cent. less than their iorlcC- price In order 20
close them ont.
For bargains IN other goods call and see the rr!ccs
at the Great Savings Institution Of
TlIALliIMER BROTHERS.
jy6 6ol Broad street.
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l,asY GOODS.
n Il i. MIrTELDORFER,
IL. .... SGT BROAD STREET
TEN PER CENT. DEDUCTED!

Notwithstanding the extraordinary prices III WHICH
goods are SOLD to-day. .r,.
BROWNE K ROWE,
in order 10 reduce their stock Of fresh and desirable
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS,
have determined for short season 10 allow Ceduc
ton of TEN PER CENT. OH
ALL CASH PURCHASES ... ..
eycrctl,ngsl Don't fail 10 call aud embrace this
opportunity while II lasts mt the CHEAP DRY
GOODS HOUSE of 49,. -
BROWNE & ROWE,
f. 2o-eod 1923 Broad street.
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L. LIClITENSTEIN & SONS have REMOVED to
their large and eommod!ous storehouse corner OF
Seventeenth aud franklin streets, where they VIII
GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES &c, at VI ry
reduced prices. They will continue toimport their
choice brands Of SETNE-THREAD and manufac-
turc HAUL and DRfFT-SEINES OF every tescrip-
ton. Call at the corner of Seventeenth and Frank
lin streets for bargains. je2S-3m
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PARSOLS. PARASDLS
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.

0ur entire line of SILK ani SERGE PARASOI
At prime cost TO close them ont. t. and SIC Them
as we shall make great sacrifice
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TUST TRY lr.
DYSPEPSIA >lCk-iiEhDAtliE.
aud INDIGESTION
cured by Or. D'ARMSrADl'S
ANTLDYSPEPTlC DROPS.
Price. 75c, Sold nv all druggists mn 2'-e"'
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THAGO FORUM.

V1HAGO FORUM.
BLACK-ASD-WHITE LAWNS at Zoe. Qcss ten
per cent? worth 12Isc.: .....
COLORED LAWNS, Z TO 11c.: e. f.. 49,. -"'
LINEN LAWNS at 15c. worth 25c.;
PARASOLS at 90 worth a.. ut 1925 worth 80:
SUMMER DRESS GOODS at any prices TO SUIT Gus
toners ..... ...
COTTONS. to l0r.-all at lowest advertised rates ;
NICE PRINTS, 4Ac.; '..
PIQUES-Nice goods at casc-pricc: -.
FINE CASSIMERES-Paus Patterns WORTH &c at
-, worth - ut 80.
Buy yon nice WHITE SHIRT-only 25c.
AS we intend TO quit the business, price Is no OBJ
Jcct. We intend to sell regardless or consequences.
Call ana supply yourselves at 1909 Main street
iy 8. cod j. CT. WIIITLOCk'S.