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Fs,e a;,antus.

Ne regret The annual return OF ,fe o ~
,,ass;ou I'll tatc and irritation, and wouia
thai mere were some way 81 avoiding ~
Tha wapie atmosphere is Glled with sae
,,o,thsemc effiuvium OF the ailantus ace.
T,arn where we may there is no gestssx rid
:, :. How is ii TIA, society subnss'eu 20
milo thing IT should not have been done.
x,ae i lost in wonder how II Is thai all men
,s,,ns;f,ee, and sank down into alsosaie SUP.
,n;es;on TO the most dssagreeabte srd OMEN
s,ye Of plaques. How was iss And how
lsnp why can. we inaugurase some mea'
sure to give men relief frosa ehis terrible
ind,gnity-thss inexpressible humiliation
Why. should we not be able TO establish
committee now, while the fatal door IS
emitted aud sent abroad on sae Wings OF Tue
windy We state the inquiry IL DC con'
sidered. !,
There are swo kinds Of ailantus trees
one does mos give forth Che fearful, odor'
the other does. Now, why not subject tue
sree In bad odor to the axe2 We have
passed a good part. Of oar life in misery
from this bad oder. Why should we have
done so? why should anybody?
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II a citizen OF Philadelphia should SEND
a pleasure. yacht to Richmond and invite
the editor OF the Dispatch to go upon an
excursion, the Mayor Of Richmond would
have precisely the same, right to compel him
to stay at home, and to fire on the yacht, as
the Governor OF Mississippi has to say that
a negro OF that State shall not, leave upon
one OF General Conway's steamboats, IL he
chooses to do so.-Phitadetphia Bulletin.
PROFESSIONALLY. But il our Mayor were
to do such an act, he would be indicted and
punished for an offence against the law OF
Virginia. What we want to know is, how
the Bulletin can make Out such al offence
to be "a new rebellion" and invoke Presi-
dent HAYEs's intervention? ..
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~ 40 % FOR CHEAP GOODS.
4 "A LARtaE SFOt ]Ii.
4 from which vo,f can make your selections, at
.sss,ss-- -'si,ysrisEsfE1,y.LlJW PRICES.

- =
LINEN BATrsTE a. 12,sse. wodh I6ssc. per yard :
shN MH & rs y e T. e. and and ess
fRTSRs t Ysfss
WHITE isr SO soFT-F1NfsHED eAMBRIcs at Ell. 10,
GRASS cLaTHs, in mn shades at SIC. per yard
caLiaoEsIr erea, variety ut and exc. per yard;
BLACK ALPACAs: CASHMmEIIREEss' E9MSA y
DINEs, and other DRESS GOODS, at the lowest
CaR sht pure linen-at $3.50 for piece Of 40
cURT1lN MusLINs at s1.ao for a piece Of l2
FLANNELs in all qualities at old prizes though
there has been IN advance OF hitsen per CENTS
6HPTH a Fl Sal ST. r. lex and
HaS IN eS5ki and MANIFESTATIONS Just the
LINEN st DWELLINGS a. 1es, 1e.. 90 and 2so per
LINEN sHEErING. Ok yards vide, at 81 per yard
PILT' SS,V CASE LINEN. X yards WIDE. at soc.
TIQUE a1 25e pef En woE'h h, 75s; c
DAISY RUFFLING at csc. for piece of IL yards
roR Rfio NET EDG1NGs and INsERTISGs in great
variety from TO 35c. per yar:l:
HAMBURG EDGINGS aud INSERT1NGS in great
variety. We show over 200 patterns, and sell
them NJ very low prices. ~
WORSTED and SILK FRlNGES, PEARL, 1Vo-
RY. GILT. STEEL. SILFERED, aud other
STYLES of BUTTONS. ut low prices:
PURf LINEN SHiRT-ROSOMS at 15c. worth 35c.;
LAP-ROHES at 75c., 81, *1.25, and Sl.5o-a large
assortment to select from: TO
Shout DER-BRACEs of the hest quality at 81 a
LACE POINTS aud LACE SACQUEs at less than
half price Now Is the time TO purchase gcnr-
Inc LLAMA POINT NJ half value.
large Job lot of STOCKINGS for ladies and chill
dren nj 10. 12k. and loo. q pair, some Of which
are worth 25c.: .Ia.<@.
| Bargains in TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASK.
BLEACHED and UN BLEACHED TABLE
P PfA poIL1Es' NAPKINS and TOW
Particular attention is called to our SPECIAL
BARGAIN COUNTER. LEVY BROTHERS,,
ie 8 1017 and 1919 Main street.
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WILL OPEN MONDAY AND DURING THE
WEEK:
100 pieces best LAWNS, solid aud figured, with aud
without side bands;
40 pieces beauufuI FRENCH ORGANIZE at 20
worth 35c. These goods are far below their
We cal, special attention to our large stock OF
WHITE GOODS. RIBBONS, sohd and striped
HOSIERY. GLOVES. &C.. for school commeiico-
ments. Don'l fan o look III our ,ine Of WHITE
GOODS purchased specially for these occasions
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODs!-Immeu:e re.
duciion In prices TO reduce our stock. Call and
examine DIR llsa before purchasing.
BAEGtI%S IN STRIPED AND CHECKED
SILKS !-IlaHinr purchased 'ase STOCK OF these
poOCs 1T r>s than their value we wish To give
our customers The advantage So look 10 your
interest and give us call.
We with to call particular attention to our stock Of
FIJI 1' ami cheap line OF BLACK CASHMEEES,
TXMIsE: NISTIAG,: LAGEIss IFE ?,
fA AlSH59c4 phN& A SrR fri XII Bro
C JADE 1GRENADINES at Il ali prices .''> '''''
80 pieces FIGURED AND STRIPED DRESS
LINES IT 10 worth zoe. These goods are Sold
ne e Of b 1%R s"ff S IS; LiSE& I @
&C. at low prices
PARAsoLs PARASpLS "A largo stock-wich
must be soId. Now Is Ih- chance I" gct Il bar
gain III one. Call aud look at our STOCK.
A large variety Of TORCHnN. BEETUEE. ITAT.-
IAN. YALENCiENNES. Fl II AND
OTHER LAcES. ut remarkably 10" prices.
200 dozen hest E.tLENCiENNES LACE>, for
trimming Lawn and White DrC-St :. al 20 and
2Jc. a dozen. This Is i great Eir,'ain. Ai:o
large line III 40. so, 15c.. and 81 4 dozen.
~ dozca FRENCII-Wov,E CoRSETS: At 30 worth
GCc This Is ;,uo'hcr har.;in uiIer. We nave
also large line nj 80. 75r., ana 81.
SUMMED: STYLES Domestic PuDGr Fd >hions
IN received. We h.v': every humber and pat
tern that Is out. Catalogues free. Country or
dcrs promptly attended ut
THALnlMER BROTHERS,
nv 31-SMGW Col Broad street.
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nEAL GENTLY WITH TEE
STOMACH.

III 1t proves refractory, mild discipline Ia she
hing to set It right. Not all the nauseous drangh,s
and bo!uses ever invented can do half as much &c
remedy Its disorders as a fea wipeglassfuls--sas
ihree day-of Hostetteros Stomach Bitters, w,icf
viii afford II speedy relief, and eventually banisl
every dyspeptic aud bilious symptom. Sick head.
ache, nervousness, saiiowness Of the complexion
fur upon the tongue, vertigo, aud those many indie.
scraoa6le and disagreeable sensations caused by In
digestion, are TOO often perpetaalea by injudicous
DOSING An immt date abandonment of such rar-
dom and ii-adyised experiments should be the first
step In The direction or cure: the aext step the
use OF thss standard Ionic Alternative. which has re-
ceiyed the highest medical sanction aud won rnprs
cedented popularity. te4.W.wYENM
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DEATHS.

Died, at o'clock Sunday morning, June ], 1879
n this city. at the residence, Of her SON. Robert
Arnntstead. Airs. hIhRTHA-A. ARMISTEAD, wife
of Rey. Robert A, Armistead, III the sixty-nin,h
Died; In Washington, D. c., on June ]. 1879, a.
ihe residence OF Der brother In law, General ADer
HrIwav. 2O22 street, northwest JOSEPH1NE
VIRGINIA GOEiyIN. youngest daughter Of tht
late Colonel Shiauel Goodwin, OF Fairfax county
Va. :"--'s -.
DELLA n. GREENHUW, wife OF George Grefil.
how. sSseSIsS - 3
Died, at ten minutes past 10 o'clock A. rs. on yes.
terday. GOTrFRlED hOENlG, IN the ffty-ejghtt
year of his age.
His funeral will take place from st. John-s Iuthe
ran church ut sac O'Clock HIS (WcdsesSaY) Az
TERNOUN. All friends of the family are invitec
TO atlead,
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T,HIRTY-F1F'rH ANNIVERSARY OF
Il r.. ~. THE. trHl " :. ."1# .
RICH MoND GRAYS,
JUNE IL, 1879.

GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC
TO . .'..., ss.
} - !" . WEST POINT
MUSIC. DANCING. BOATING, BATHING, AND
FISHING. ALL DAY.
The GRAYs, having chartered train OF coaches
OF the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake rail-
road will give an XCURSlUN, BASKET PICNIC,
and TARGET PRAt!TICE TO WEST POINT on
- -. THURSDAY. JUNE IL. 1879.
DANCING ALL DAY. Retire. hmcnts at city
nrices. and dinner at hoIcl for all wholmay prefer.
prize 10 be shot for ~ visitors, Independent of
company ine' al. d.. :
Tickets. round trip: Gentlemen, 81: ladies, and
children over three years old. 6Uc. Hi . ~.
The publ" may rely upon having pleasant, quiet,
and Agreeable time.
Tickets to be had Of the committee aud members
of The company also at depot on the morning Of the
excursion. ... ..t. E
Train leaves about 7:30 A. M, and returns about
O'CLOCK Z. M. # ga
COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMENTS: Captain Bes-
sis NIX, Lieenauts Phillips aud Lau"h'on. ScrGcants
Tyler. Spence. ana Gibson, Corporal Hankins. and
Privatcs Reese, Crawford. and trkeete.
30-eOdl JET I0.1o.11
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The Democrats may need the services OF
Johnny Davenport Of their own after 1880.
These Republican precedents will come in
right handily after awhile. atlanta Con-
situation.
And with Democratic Congress, Dem
ocratic President, and ten hundred thou
sand JOHNNY DAvENPoRTs to carry the cleo
lions for Us, we shall never again lose con-
troll OF the Government.
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H COHEN BROTHERS.
NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES.
NEW PRICESI

We will on MONDAY, June 3D. open cur fourth
supply of NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON, in.
Guiding
80 pieces LACE-STRJPE BLACK BUNTING at
17:c. worth fully 35c.;
so pieces BLACK Ca sTRIPE BUNTING q.
7lc.-cannot NC bought for less than 1925:
100 pieces BLACK AND COLORED ALL.WOOL
BUNTING at 22c. worth fully 35c.:
Our MADRAS BUNTING. G4 inches wide. mt 81
is the most superb wool fabric ever offered in
this city.
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The silver bill which we published the
other day had been passed by both houses
of Congress just as we stated in our article.
We never said nor intimated that the WAR
NER bill had been passed but gave in full
the bill Of which we were speaking.
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ME- NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES :

us n Il " UVODDs w W > I 7 liz
just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR Ny TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French nanuftcto-
rie., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. l beg to Inform my friends and the public
generally that shall Offer these goods, made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmeD at PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN G. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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spEsIaa s..,vss =
sr,HE FIFTH SUPPLY
sYcLE BROTHERS
FOR THE SEASON.

$50 pieces BUNTING, ranging from 12a to size;
80 pieces LACE-STRIPED BUNTING q, l2X,
- 16a. aud 25c.;
reduced from 25c-;
90 pIeces CoLORED STRIPED at &c. per yard:
100 piecss HANDSOME LACE BUNTINGS at
20. so, 35, 10. SO. rs. and 92c per yard:
Ano'her lot OF those COLORED MOHARS-rc-
duced from 30c. TO Gac. per yard:
We have just opened another lot OF NEW SILKS
Brocaded, Striped, Figured, and piain-ln all
coors: II. -tm - -
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS al 75c. 81. $1.25.
$3.50, Sl.75. Sc. 50 %, and S2.5 o per yIrd:
We have full line Of BLACK aud COLURED
SATISS in Plain and Striped.
Don't buy your TRIMMING-SILkSa aud SATINS
before you look at STCLE BROTHERS:
Special Inducements are offeredin BLACK GOODS
We are headquarters In BLACK GOODS. such
a. CASHMERE. TAMlSE, HENRIETTA
CLOTHS, BpMBAZINES, GRAPE, and DA-
MASSE CLOTHS. &C.: ... .:a.- q
MOHAiR LUSTIsES at 25c. worth 5Oc-; ...-
In WHITE GOODS otter specia! inducements
this week In SWISS MuSLINS, VICTORIA
LAWNS. STRIPED and CHECKED and PLAiN
ORGANIZES: ...
81 per yards:
The largest stock of LACE ard BERLIN GLOVES
In RichmGnd:
VESTS from 25c. UP TO 81.
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GRENADINES.

In this department re guarantee you the best Sc
lection ever offercG->uch rs i l. OCA +
STRIPES, PLAIDS, FIGURED, CHECKS, and
MEXICANS, III all colols, including the tint
shades.
See our 9Hc. BLACK GRENADINE. and our ALL
SILK-AND-WOOL HERMAN 1T sc. fully
worth Use.
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Mr.. JOHN BLAIR. of the Mutual Assurance Soci-
cly OF Virginia. corner Tenth ana Bank streets.
says: My wife has used the Holman ReUedies
suffered with severe attacks OF malarial fever
KuC wing that all medicines had failed. as a last re-
sort we decided 10 try the II1lman Pad. and after
using the Pad few days all symptoms Of fever dis
appeared and for the first summer in three years
she was not sick with fever" e.. 90. .-,- .-fa,.
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DEB. RANDOLPH KEN writes for thu
Philadelphia Press what purports TO be ar
account OF his own experience in China
We suspect, however, that it is ell stoler
matter. Certainly his story OF the way IL
which donkey was cured OF the habit Of
braying may beiound in Father HUC's book
of.trayels in CHINA book written many
many years ago. Such literary thieves as
Mr. KEN ought to be exposed.
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~
MII.iIN y.

NEW GOODS REC f. " At @ss4k
~ DAILY Mii.LiNERi "" 70 IL. h,1y@9s'
m II ssnorn.. AID nps. ra
trimmed Good, loser tn&a r titr oh = o.,
Wells ana Mourning Goods Slgyfi,'d sc. tNn,
rsse In Sils% at't~ and ,N'n rs !,
Is, 20, Is, aud ioc. LsrSr >'" = nnIt"rzLtEs.,
- ~ MES 3 54 5 lirAa ''f's!
my2l
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f. W. CLARKE. 1913 Franklin street, says: -
have suffering for years with liberated bowels
anu have been under Il treatment OF en- nent phy-
sicfans Of this and Other cities without ooaiuirg
relief Hearing OF the Holman Remedies deter,
mined to try them. From what they &C compli'h he'd
i'm nv case am satisfied they will DO all that Is
claimed FOR them. In chIs and fever they are I'M
surpassed. know OF several cases mat lave bcei
cured where all other medicines falled.'
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SILKS SILKSl SILKS (!

SILkS SILKSI SILhS!
Our display In this particular department Is I'M
equalled. All the new shades at astonishiucly low
prices.
See our csc. eros. GRAIN TRIMMING-S!LkS;
In BLACK SILK we can give all The qualities OF
the wtll-knowr makes OF Gune;, Pouson, Tell
lard, and Schroeder;
ELEGANT QUALITY BLACK SILK only 92c.
Our $1.22 GRAS DE RINE Is cheap 1T sl.7o.
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----- = "
No tickets sold at boat. Rem mber thai.
Tickets for sale by Andrew Pizzihi, d: Columbus
Dr w. II. Scott, WAIT Taylor. VI. C.. Crowds,
George Scb9u, w. II. Zimmerman. Names Of The
Committee Of Arrangements can he seen at any one
IF ,hesa WAGES I..... -.F-''-. te2
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS ATTACKS eUAnD,1
June 4.1S7S. I
THIS COMPANY is HEREBY Or a
TO-DAY ut O'Clock In rull-dress anifaPn-wh.tet IN
belts aud piu,ncs-tor company parade and tar. X
get-prEctlce. s5s@ 81, \. s-
This conpany viii also assemble atsSk O'CLOCK
TONIGHT on Broud between sixth ana SeYenih b
streets 10 iuitress untosia with aide arms, 10 at
tend festival II First church for. yeus benefit.
.Ig. JOrIhH CEuMP, Captain.
Is y. SCOTT, Actiag Orderly ssreeant. je4-l:
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III SCHOOLS. SCHOOLS, SCHOOLS,
ATTENTION! ATTENTION. ATTENTION.
VICTORIA LAWNS at 81, 10, ! 2H. Is. and 1890.
The LAWN at lie. per yard Is 40 inches wide.
II Is worth &C. 4 yard.
ORGANDY WUsLINS very cheap:
SWISS MUSLIN ut 81. 10, 129 Is, Leg, and up
PLAID sAsH-RIRBONs at 20 and 25c. yard
PLAIN sASH.RIBBONs a, Is, 20. 20, 40, and
SOC. 4 yard: ..,
GLOVES in great variety: ......... j
STOCKINGS OF every description;
FANS from &c. up TO ID.
PARASOLS and UMBRELLA at The lowest prices,
at Tje 81 LEVY BROTHERS..
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How can you doubt with such abundant
Your own door? t3.-'-#
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD,

bat read the following from well-Snown citizens OIL
Richmond, which are the strongest TESTIMONIALS
aud were not bought:
Ies lido, at No. 445 Eighteenth street, says: was
great sufferer Tor len years with kidney and liver
disease During that lime Twas treated bJ phy.i-
clans, and took all kinds of medicine without oh.
tanning any relief. lAbout one month ago bought
u Holman Liver Pad, and had worn 1t but Few
r;ays before felt some relief and continued TO I'M
prove daily. Now can say 1 never felt better In
my nfe.'' .. ...... -..- 49,.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on Wednesday, May 2S, 1879 at the
residence Of the brides mother, by Rev |. T. wal.
lace, 1HADDEUS SULLENS 70 Miss HELENA
A. POLLARD; both of this city. E-I50.'-
New \ ork papers please copy. ~ 81. .r +
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BUATINGS! BUNTINGS!
100 pieces BLACK and C0LORED. III PLAIN aud
LACE STRIPE: at l2!5, l62i, 20, and 25c.;
hLk k1M Q9 AsHEfts at tx IT, o 20 80
40, As, so, So 60. 20, Soc, and 81, the CREATES;
BLa a1tk'' TA Mis- iS;LAcK GRENADINES,
81, 1925, $50, Sl.75. and -. Look at these
coIiRTAULD GRAPE. very cheap:
A full line of DRESS GOODS from &C up;
Best Al PERCALES at SIC. regular price l2]4c.;
UNION LAWNS at 6hc.. REGULAR price lOc.;
GHENlLLE FHlE S az iaiG IN new suppl. .ss 70
NECK.KJ TFLINGs in all styles and qualities just
MADRAS GISGilAMs-a full Inc:
WHITE GOODS. COEDED PIQUES. VICTORIA
Pna EIU 6RG hSNTYY sW fES h hnnMLfS
NAINSOOK, plain. striped. and checked.
MATTINGS! MA1TING>!
200 pieces NEW MAITINGS Just received from
auction. IN NHrIE ana rA .Nd an ,ns ,oIH
"A White Al l5c., A CHECK ut l6+c. A
Fancy 1T Csc, regular rrice 5Oc.: J-4 Cheek al
25c worth 4Oc.. Ga White and Check at Soc,
regular M Ice 5Oc.: ~ ~
oIL-CLOTHSS: Floor and Table; CoC t,aAr NAT,
TINGS, HEMP and WOOL CARPETS and
RUGS, 70 he sold 1T Il sacrifice 10 close;
FANS, FANS-all the latest norclties-irom &C. to
Ga 81 BLUE Flannel a, $3.50. s1.75. ard 81;
CASSIMkRES. IWEEDS, COTTUNADES. LIN
EN- DRILLS, KENTUCKY JEANS from 1Oc.
per yard TO $3.50.
CORSETS CORSETS!
A new supply Just received
SIDE.LACE and SIDE-STEEl- at 50c.:
CfIRSETS al %. 35, 80. Use Fl. and 81 %;
ABDOMINAL. CURSETS, Tor stout ladies', AT 81
regular price 90:
PARASOLS. PARASOLS-a lew stock Just opened,
from 15c. to 81:
HOSIERY for ladies, children, and gentlemen-a
large stock 49,
LACE SCARFS and BOWS from l5c 10 50;
DOMESTIC> retailed at wholesale prices.
UNDERWEAl. for ladies. children, and gentle
men, from :.2c 10 the finest made:
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS ut 73c.-rcguIar price
Sl.2j.
An We ask is call before You buy.
ID. & L. MiTTELDORFER.
my 2i-SNSW 527 Broad street.
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DRY GOS,.ss
I'HE GREATEST BAkGAIES 0r -, :;
SEASON ARE NOW BEING OFFERED
JULIUS MEYERS.

JULIUS MEYERS,
SOB BROAD STREET,
twenty IaS.b Pics ! &C.. FIGURED DRESS LINING
INs worth Pee: sos: PLAIN DRESS LiSESsnI2z
Thirty pieces DRESS LINENS =, ysrn -
twenty pieces Wool BCNTISGS n W. Eri"cs
Large ,et assor,Hent ALL-"OUL BUNTItc.,
LAGt-sIklPE and DAMiSsE Br,yr,,.,.
Z5c. Eoid Elsewhere at 3Oc "'iIN'r' :
BLACK ER0ChDt: and sIHiprr, c,,.
treiy new: ' - J iNS-fr
Bargains In PLAIN BLACK sATIyS.
Sixty pieces UNION LINEN ItwSu'
REAL LINEN Lawns at 10. ic; ~ ~:
PARhSOLS-tiavugc Clio. cd our iat ,, ~, h'I :. IT,:
VIII. urcr stocE. we are ofrDriu, ,,, "tn-
oarSains FANCY LINED PAHt.',I'. "''1
than fhey have ever been sold. >'L> "Te;
FOR SCHOOL COMMANDMENTS ,,.,,
EiTlOSS. ~" Emil.
Sixfy-nSe pieces VICTORIA LAWNS ,.
rece nj auction sale. a. - Ter con-, ,"''th' A. :
lar pr,ce-i"os N our l2lr ,,o, No., 49,. ''"" r":l-
lGIc. STRIPED VIZ 'I,jI;i, verb GGly
I2rc; ana 1899; PLAIN All sTI.'HtWssEr> =!
CANDIES: ~ 'Lift1 NJ
Ten nicces WHITE LINEN fSWNu...,
2jc.; WHITE INDIA LiNEN< ,i,' as -'r. "'r.i,
urrttie>t thiRg for white ,.rr,.r ''' az ".-' "a.
Fifty pieces SASii-Efl!EuN>, v,.y:
SiSSES, RhGl LAR MADE STE'rr,.,......
BhlBRiGHAN I!OSEM 300 -, ~, -" 70
-e1 -" -o-------- ~ blt~ ~ t.N..-
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MATING! MATING MATING!
500 pieces Just received, which we guarantee to
sell fully twenty-five ger cent. less ihan they have
been offered for this season. my 81
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Mr.. W. Fl. PARRISH. superintendent of the Rich
nond Cedar. Works, Gays: - | lave been using The
Holman Liver Pad and Pla'tcrs for the la>I tx
weeks and lake great pleasure In saying that ]
would not take ten times the cost for The relief
have already had. During The past five years have
suffered with Dyspepsia, Headache, and Neurileia
the headache always preceded by atacSs OF blind
ness. Al OF which truly say have been cured
oy The use OF the Holman Remedies"
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Mrs. NJ. A. MORGAN, Manchester, Va. says: can
in truth say that suffered for twenty-five years
with a combination Of diseases. prominent among
which were Indigestion, Dyspepsia. aud NEURALGIA
of the stomach. Aud my phy>icmn-a prominent
one of RichmoHd-sald u was difficult 10 prescribe
for one thing without interfering with another. |
have taken great deal Ct medicine in my life, and
could only find temporary relef When | came 10
the city Of Manchester, three years ago, expected
mad pronounced Inc incurable. No!withst ndius all
this, have been surprise to "a family and friends
since using The PAD TREATMENT-l'ad, PIas ers,
and Salt Ba,h-whch has betn about three months.
feel like different Derson aluogether and have not
taken drop or medicine or suffered 4 y pain since
using these remedies. consider milne miraculous
cure. for am now .ixty-four years Of age and ap-
parentiy as well rs ever was tn myrtle. would
urge every sufferer TO adopt the Holman Pad treat
ments for 1t is 10 humbug, and when Instructions
are faithfully followed will do far more than Is
caimeu for H.
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BRoCADEs! BROCADES!

BROCADES! BROCADES!
in sixty different shades, tnclsding Sage. olive
Bordcaux. Peacock Blue, Sapphire, Scaioain,
Russo Mode, Brown, Bronze, &c.
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Boat leaves her wharf at 80 A. NJ.

| Boat leaves her wharf at $50 A. NJ.
Ticket tor round rip. 81. Children und'r Twelve
years aud over i've years. 81 80; under five years,
| free. Ticket good for one week.
| Rea'cCd rates 10 rXcurslouiSis at iy@ela Hoc!.
CARRIER will send.for cxcursionists and lake them
to loaf for % cents each.
Tickets for gaze at j Wa'son Phillirs's. 4O1 west
Grace street; j. n. WI kinSon IL Co.'s, % north
Ninth street; #. L. d. WaltoId.s, II east broad
l'sfr0ot; w. fift Richardson's, 10 nor'h Fourteenth
street; Charles E. Berrians, druggist, l7u1 Main
Street; q. NJ. Lumpk,n'S, druggist, 501 north TWEEN
ty-rfth street: and At CAREERS Tickct Agency, SIG
east Main street. -.
No iicE cts sold below Seventeenth street on the
day of the excursion. ie 2-MW,F&M4t
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w FLEIsIIMAS. one of our oldest citizens, saws
have been suffering for several years past win 4
disease which ullcd the skill OF the mos; eminent
physicians in this city. One pronounced 1t torpid
liver: another said Il was heart-discasc continued
10 grow worse until finally coud Tot take the lct>t
exercise. After using the Holman Liver Pad, PlaS-
tiers, ana Salt Baths about mouth / found relief
FAR he, oud NV expec.ation. and now can take tx
rel e, my arpetie Is restored and atlr butte all
be relief 10 the Holman Remedies TO all who sui.
f. would say, Give them Il trial.