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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

Tomorrow she. Democrats OF Riehmo1"
ara 10 eide by their votes who shall re-
nfeseni them Cor the next four years 20 .ne
senate. aud for The next two sesfs N 'ps
Houss Of Delegates. There are several
candidates running for the nomination lot
she former body, and hslf-dozen or more
for the nomination for The HOUSE Oh De'e-
gates. .v =, ,o,r
sayorltcs. You had better 60 to work TOT
,hen. There may otherwise be some re-
sulis ihst will surprise you.
we have nothing to say for or against
anv Of the candidates. They are all irue
Democrats, and any OF them may be reiieo
unou TO give the city the benefit OF tneH
best services. We would only urge upon
the voters 10 turn out and let US have a
nominating vote OF several thousand. Our
URINARY elections are attended sometimes
hy 20 few persons that The pauclty OF ther
nnmbers cyokes ridIcuIe from that wonder
fpl faction which last year polIed in Rich
mond a few votes over four hundred at the
regular November election. Turn out to-
morrow, and by a good vote encourage
DANIEL, BARBOUR, and McKISSEY.
II you allow few voters TO nominate
your candidates for you, you offer an In
ducement to she formation Of cliques and
rings. We need none OF these 10 Rich
mopd, and we trust that the day is distant
when any such things shall be found here
Ii you want 10 guard against their forma'
ton, turn out tomorrow In such large
numbtrs that The nominees can with pride
point 10 their vote as proof that they are
indeed the peoples choice. So shall you
perform duty, encourage your candidates
for tbs State offices, and secure good repre-
sentaliyos 10 both branches Of the next
General Assembly.
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DEATHS.

Died. September 8, 1881. at l O'Clock p. NJ. after
a long lines, ABSALUM SWINEFORD, Esq, In
lke sixty-fOurth year Of his age.
The funeral services will be held a the residence
Of his son. Howard Swneford No. COS north
Eighth street, at 3 o'cock his "wednesday AZ
TERN00N. Friends and acquintances are invited
10 attend.
Lewisburg, sclns Grove, Milton, and Williams
port (Pa.l pipers please copy.
Died, In this city, on the 9Th Of September, CT A
RENEE H., youngest sou Of j. II. and Jane Z.
NnckOs; aged one year and six days.
The funeral will take place from the residence,
No. GA Graham street, al O'Clock TODAY.
Friends and acqnalntances are Invited 10 attend
Died, September 6, es1, Mrs. NINNEE DANNA,
wife of Pau! Ddnna. alter long and painful III
ness, In the thrty.thir year OF her age.
The funeral viii take place AT O'Clock THIS
"wednesday EVENING from the residence OF her
husband. pa franklin street. Friends and SC
quaintances are invited 10 attend.
Died. at Curtis Neck, Henrico county, on Monday
the 9Th instant, CONRAD WAGNER, In the my
1fth year OF his age,
Funeral will take place To DAY at 10 O'Clock
from 81. Mary's church Friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend without further notice.
Albany papers please copy.
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"a. her honor pledeed u !heir exemption
,rom tsxatloo. SO as 10 UkcLE SAN. His
cord i ont. 100. and all she world has his
houor pledged 20 the exemption o. NE bonds
from tsxation.
n United States bonds are taxed IN t'ie
uuIted states that tax Will lessen their value
All over the world. A tax OF per cent on
"a per cent. running FOR forty years woulo
reduce us value largely about one slxt"'
we suppose; and this reduction wouio oe
fell wherever the bonds were held. Inc
inuecen, British bondboider would tnus Dc
dsmsesd BY our legislation. SO IS 10 VIZ
RIM, bonds. To tax them at nome Is 10
redrce their value in every money market
a. the world. And, too, let 1t never De ior-
GOTTEN tina, Virginia has pledged her honor
th.t her bonds shall not be taxed withih
her borders.
Now. then, CAMERoS, LEWIS, and BLAIR
are vou for taxing Yirgiuis's bonds ana
opposed 70 taxing UNCLE SANS bondsI IL
90. WIN, What reason, even plausible, can
you give for thus discriminating against the
public credit Of Virginia, which your KID
pLEBERGER bill processes TO be anxious 10
" rees,as,lishvS We venture to guess that
Hon. JoHs f. Lewis, United states mar
shall for the Western district OF virginia Is
opposed to that plank of the Rfadluster
platiorm which is quoted above so Tar as It's
language pledges the ReSdinster party 10
the taxation OF national bonds.
Aud Mr. CAMERON, who so promptly
assured us that Qike TIE Richmond D.S'
Datchl he had "nolbipg TO do win tne
funding bill Of 1s7l-personally, poiiUi-
c.lly. iournaIistically, directly or indirect
lyv-wiII he be as prompt in telling the
neople whether he is in favor oil taxing
Virginia bonds and exemptlng natohai
bonds
DANIEL, BARBOUR, and MoKISNEY are
for respecting tue sacred contracts made oy
their own governments, State and national
Vote for them, therefore, as true Virginians
and as national patriots.
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We are not so blind IS not to see that tbe
real issue is infinitely greater than the as
pute as TO the true amount and method oil
payment OF the Virginia State debt. Ihese
Malone men are "reSdiusting" the Demo-
cratic party of the South, &C., &c.-S SEND
tor Blair, Of Nelo Hampshire.
But the people OF Virginia don't intend
that the Democratic party Of the South shall
be "resdjusted " 10y these "MABoNE men,
The Democrats Of Virginia will put an end
10 that mischieyouS faction next Noyehl-
Der, and it will never " travel south"ards."
The Senate OF the United States witnessed
last spring the scenes which have opened
the eyes OF all the true Democrats in Nlr-
glnia to the designs Of the Mahoueites. Oh,
no. There will be no reSdiusting OF the
Democratic party of the South in the inter-
est of BLAIR. CONKLING, DAWES. 81 Co.
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II must On Inc heart Of every lover 81
virginia with pride % see the yigor cih-
n,syed by the officers Of the Virginia His
torIcal society 10 building up this ancient
and honorable institution. The results OF
the sarleft II badly OF Indeed; now MS
on the high road to the greatest property
The new membership reaches from twenty
10 thirty week, necessitatipg weekly
meeting OF the Executive Committee 10
mass upon the applications. The Society
has secured the whole time OF its secretary,
Mr.. Brock, aud this means a great dea'
hooking 10 the establishment Of the Society
on a basis Of the highest usefulness. Inc
society's addresses are going freely to Viz
oiuians in and out OF the State In the mat
ter Of membership, and TO the ladies' OF
Virginia I'm particular, in the direction OF
gathering up the material OF HISTORICAL IN
tcres, now scattered Throughout. the STATE.
The Society Is in possession OF large
store Of the most valuable historical male
rial in manuscript, and such material Is
never entirely safe until II is put IN PRINT. 10y
having a large membership the shlall Aiinu4'
fee Of Eve dollars win not only provide ior
the expenses of maintaining the society,
but also for the publication annually OF at
least one handsome volume, proper! eur,
ted. which will be distributed free OF COST
70 the members and to historical societies
tbrouohout the United States, Canada, ana
Great Britain. so the fee OF membership
cannot be regarded as donation at ALL
The member gets back its worth every year
in n volume Of interest to himself and espe-
ciallv to bis children; and our children all
need the inspiration furnished by con-
temptation OF the works Of the men who
made the name Of Virginia glorious. 10
this view, the thousand members the So
cietv is seeking should all be registered on
its roll long before the present year is out
and we trust they will. They could not be
hotter lodged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

WILLIAM Z. CHANDELIERS "tother hal'"
Senator BLAIR, OF New Hampshire, deils
the Republicans of Virginia to vote the Re
sdiuster ticket next November. lie says:
81 do not think it a matter Of importance
by what particular party name lnose uie',
are called who offer the greatest praciical
po,itical benefits TO the Republicans OF VIZ
einis, or Of any other State"
Nor will the Democrats of Virginia be
deceived or misled by any "partlcuiar
party name" They know a Republican
crowd when they see it, whatever may be
the name it passes under. "That is not
nv crowd" said a Hampton Readiuster
las, fall, when there had been a failure TO
agree upon the terms OF proposed dis
cussion between the Democrats ana The ke'
adiusters and each side had organized It's
own meeting. "That is lot my crowd"
every Democrat will say, Sin which Inc
malignant BLAZE is spokesman"
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The New Haven Register says: Bill
Chandler is attempting 10 scare the country
with the Chisholm muI der. William, there
are more recent matters TO attend to. There
is Guiteau, the Stalwart assassin.
II you have any skin diseases or diseases
of the hair or scalp, any itching or dis
celebrations, sun-burns, freckles, pimples,
rough or dry harsh skin, you have in DR..
c. w. Benson's Skin.Cure a sure, perfect,
and elegant remedy. Sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

PoLIT1CAL.-A meeting Of the chairmen
OF the Conservative committees OF Aexan-
dria, Faildlx and Loudoun counties was
held at the Office Of Captain X. Kemper, in
this city. this morning. There were pres
ent Captain X. Kemper, member OF the
State Congressional Committee, and Major
W. w. Herbet, Of this city; Joseph L..
Norris, OF Loudoun; aud ID. McChichester,
of Fairfax. A letter from Colonel william
L. Gaskins, Of Fauquer, regretting his in
ability on account Of business engagements
to be present was read. The political sltu-
alton was discussed, and measures looking
TO a thorough canvass Of the counties
named decided upon; after which the meet
ing adjourned. Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

As events move on it will be demon
strated that neither the ReSdiusters nor the
Republicans can succeed without the other
nor can either absorb the other. They
must coalesce or die. 1t matters little what
way this is brought about. provided that 1t
Is fact at the polls.-jSenatOr Blair.
just so. This New Hampshire Radical,
this reyiIer and lbeller Of the Democrats Of
Virginia, sees plainly enough that, as we
said few days ago, the ReSdiusters will
be supporters OF the Republican candidate
for President of the United States in 1884.
Democrats OF Virginia, are you ready to
march into the Republican camp! II not,
see TO 1t that DANIEL, BARBOUR, ana MChIN'
NEY shall receive every vote in your neigh
borhood. Be not even assistant Republic
mans -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

The Ecumenical Council Of the Metho-
dist Church will meet to-day in City-Road
chapel, London. There will be 40S mem
bers present from all parts Of the world,
and the opening sermon Will be preached
by Bishop SIMPSON, of America, on . Chris
tian Unity" The Methodist Episcopal
Church will have so delegates, the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South So delegates,
and the African Methodist Church II dele
gates. The other Methodist Churches OF
the United States will be represented in a
like raffo
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Rooms STATE CoYsERyATIvE-D DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, September 6, 1891.
The following canvassers are pu0llshed
nv authority Of the Executive Committee:
Third Congressional Dstrict-W. 5. Gill
man and J. N. Dunlop, Of Richmond city;
F. V. Winston, Of Louisa, and John b..
Young, OF Henrico.
Twenty-second Senatorial District. H..
Campbell, Duval Radford, DR.. Frank Mel
son, l.. s. Sale, Martin Burks, and John X.
Thurman.
Thirty.Iourth Senatorial District-Dr. w.
ID. Ouesenberry and George Z. Haw.
Thiriy.ffth Senatorial District-R. T..
Hubbard, c. V. Meredith, and T. n. Page.
CITY AND COUNTY CANvAssERs.
Goochland-A. X. Leake, f. n. Fleming,
J. c. James, DR.. W. T. Walker, and Reu'
ben Ford.
Richmond City-George j. Hooper, Jr,
II. NJ. Smith, Jr., Sylvanus Stokes, w. H.
Williams, and w. W. Cosby.
Henrlco-E. C.. Minor, j. +. Cbildrey,
JobE n. Hopkins, aud DR.. u. 5. McGruder.
Caroliue-R. o. Peatross, John Washing
ton, and John NJ. Hudgin.
SPEAKERS.
The following speakers have been ap-
pointed:
Hon. w. NJ. Cabell, Amherst Courthouse,
September 10th; Appomattox Courthouse.
September 22d; Nelson Courthouse, sep
TENDER 26th.
II. b. Berkeley, Esq, Accomlc, Septem-
Der Goth. A. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
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SPEAKING AT YORK COURT.-Hon. b. +.
Bland and Marquis Jones, Esq, OF Glouces'
ter county, addressed the citizens OF York
county in the courthouse, on Thursday, in
behalf of the Conservative cause. Their
speeches were able and conclusive. and
ought to have 4 good effect in the canvass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

Keep 1t constantly before the people that
the public schools are now enjoying the
benefit OF the legislation Of Democratic
General Assembly. AS Major DANIEL says,
Auditor MASSEY is. only paying out to the
schools money provided for him by Dem
ocratc- Conservative Legislature.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
is receiving lots Of NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES ats1
rs TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those we
usually sell at 81 so and So;
25 Five-foot STEP-LADDERS at 81
25 six.foot sTEP-LADDERs at 81 IS;
go dozen four-row TOOTH BRUSHES at l0c.;
so dozen SOLID BONE-HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAsS MIRRORS at$l;
A full line of sizes In CHINA-HEAD DOLLS from
Soup
A full line Of INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
Ice. no
A full line Of WAX DOLLS from lOc. up-the best
goods for the money in town.
We continue our CROCKERY SALE, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at SOC. per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUCERs at so per set
Splendid EwERs ana BASINS for ESQ.,;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLET5 at soc. per dozen
and all other goods in proportions at
STEVENS,
au2I SOS Broad street.
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n9- THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED
JULIUS MEYER & son
EARLY IN THE FIELD, WITH BARGAINS
FOR THE PEOPLE.
THkY OFFER THIS WEEK:
u2s.eod

THkY OFFER THIS WEEK:
rs pieces COLORED CAsHMEREs, new fall
shades, az lie:
60 pieces COLoRED ALPACAs, fan shades, at
10c.;
IL pieces sT6EL-MIXED LUSTRES at lOc.i
3 cases BEST FALL PRINTS at exc;
2 cases GOOD FALL PRINTS al 49,;
rs pieces LXTRA QUALIFY PRINTS, In entirely
new aud novel styles, ct Sc;
rs pieces PACIFIC PkRCALtS, the very latest
styles. at 1876;
In BLACK CASHMERES special bargain IN all
wool al 37Kc. worth 50c.; 39 inch vide at
J5c. worth roc;
25 pieces NEW MADRAS GlNGHAMs. fail styles
l25 pieces FLANNELS, all grades and eoIors, at
special low prices;
25 pieces ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL, extra
hne, at 25c.
RED and GREY TWILLED FLANEELS special
lyIo@;
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHED CA N TO n
FLANNELS at bottom priccs;
10 BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS, extra large
and heavy, at sl.25 worth SLG5, at
J. MEYER & SONS,
au23-eod so! and 500 Broad street.
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Judge CRITCHER spoke at Hampton the
other day, and the Monitor says be was
greatly disappointed at the slim attendance.
The meagre squad of Africans present was
very unenthusiastic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

The Southern Planter and Farmer for
September is ga little land we'll TILED" or
ga little house well filed" There are many
good articles IN II. Il. S. SAUNDERS, editor,
Richmond, Va.
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EgALL-DAY NJ EETIN GA pro-
tracted meeting viii be held al Gethsemans church,
Hanover county, on SUNDAY NEXT, that being
The second sunday Of the month. Rev. j. l.. T..
HOLLAND and Rev. j. A. DEARBORN will con-
duct the services. 2ts
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After what DR.. HAMILTON said about the
Potomac fats, surely Congress will make
an appropriation at sn early day for their
reclamation.
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The New York Express says Mr.. CoNK'
LING intends to take an active part In tue
New York campaign, and Will speak every
night II able 20 do so. Lord Roscoe means
to continue boss.
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The Apacbes are the most merciess and
blood.thirsty Indians Of the plains, and a
war with them is not chiId's play.
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DIR. f. LLOYD Howard, prominent ply
stefan OF Baltimore, who was drowned at
Fell's Point on Monday, was 4 surgeon in
the Confederate army.
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speeches by Messrs. LOveDstein, lay
Tor, and Hooper.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch1
MAIDEN's ADVENTURE, September 6.
The Iron and Sleel-Workers' Associa-
ton, OF your city, had an interesting re-
union here yesterday, and we're addressed
by Messrs. William Lovenstein, Charles f.
Taylor, and George J. Hooper, OF the Rich
mond bar. Their speeches were capital,
and were highly appreciated. The picnic
in every Tespect'was great success.
Sidney.
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:, -sIf;gs0YD FEMALE INSTITUTE
H. RICHMOND, VA.

n1rgf,HMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
H. RICHMOND, VA.
The next ,sssiorr OF this Institution will open
WEDNESDAY, september l4ib.
" Ia nigii standard Of scholarship and thofoogh
WORK are 80 well known as not " need iurtner eon,-
vsnIaees for thorough and finished education than
does the Institute. ~
J.B. HAWTHORNE, ID. D..
PRESIDENT or BOARD or TRUSTEES.
MISS sALLiE b. HAMMER, Principal; ,.,,
LATIN, MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND ENGLISH
LITERATURE.
PnoFEssoR CHARLES n. WTNSTON. VI. A.,
NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS.
MISS r. T. THUR,TON,
(Craduaie Of Vassar ColeReJ
GERMAN, MATHEMATICS, AND HISTORY
NADAhE G. GUlLLAVME,
Native ~ FranceD
FRENCH.
MISS SUSIE HAMMER, Associate Principal cn y
Lain, MATHEMATIcs. AND PREPARATORY
In '''' SCHOOL.
MISS MANY r. POLLARD.
ENGLISH, HISTORY. AND Book kEEfiNG.
MADAME CARoLINE-RICHlSGs BtkNAhD'
VOCALIZATION AND ITALIAN.
MISS MILE DUsTMAN.
PIANO THOROUGH BASS. AND HARMoNr'
MISS :. G. HAMMER,
GUITAR.
Miss ALICIA H. LAIRD,
DRAWING AND PAINTING
MISS MARIA MORRIS,
president Of Richmond Art Associatlon1
POnCRLAIN PAINTING. DECORATIVE ART, AND
KENsINGTON ENBRoIDkHI.
HONE DEPARTMENT:
Mrs, II. n. HAMMER AND MISS ;. +. WALhEl''
In the Preparatory school will be received girls
from eight 10 WE'VE years OF sge. -.
Those wishing 10 enter pupils should Apply carry
q, he PRINCIPAL corner Tenth and Mdrshsil streets.
Catalogues at the bookstores OF Ihs'i'ue 90 7.1nt
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The Franco American citizens Of WASH
iDgton propose TO celebrate the Yorktown
victory next October.
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The whole country was glad yesterday
to hear that the President bore his journey
to Long Branch without fatigue.
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The AbbevilIe Is. ca Press says a poor
mans credit Is OF incstimable value TO hin,
and without ii he can do but little,
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INsURANCE COMPANIES.

For further Information as to the NORTHWEST
ERN MUTUAL address JOHN u. GARY,
state Agent, 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Dr.J.s.D. CULLEN. Medical Examiner.
lau 2l-eOd3ml
wi SURANCE.
We have recently taken the general agency for
THE NORTHERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
AND -
THE ROCHESTER, GERMAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NkW YORK.
and respectfully ask friends for share OF lheir
Roth companies protect against damage by light
ming, whether fire ensues or not.
We wish to place these companies In the hands OF
GOOD AGENTS at all suitable points IN virginia.
and invite CORES pOndence To that end.
GEORGE u. PLEAsANTS q SON,
General Agents,
Eleventh and Bank streets, Richmond.
r, S-Me still represent The AGRICULTURAL
INSURANCE COMPANY as General Agents Tor
Virginia, North Carolina, and West Virginia.
Sc got
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WHITE GOODS.

our stocks in this department are very full and
include all the latest novelties and standard goods
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
FRENCH ORGANDY, very foe and sheer, at 25c.
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN at l2Hc.;
WHITE and CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED, and
BROCADED MUSLINS;
NAINsOOK, LGNON DE DACCA, CHECK MUS
LINs, CAMBRIA, MAZALIA, SC.
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BANKRRs AND BROKERS'.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
GEo. w. WARREN. w. r.: QUARiEs;
late Real Estate Broker. late cashr Pits Nat. Blk.
WARREN & QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
I'LL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
BUY and SELL STOCKS, BONDS. GOVERN
MENT, STATE, CITY, aud OTHER SECURE
TIES on COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate.
cOMMERcIAL PAPy.R BOUGHT and SOLD.
Pay special sueutIon 10 the Investment OF funds.
" la-3mI
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EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
One hundred and ninety.siX dollars, per nine
nouhs' session. cover al the cNpeuses Of entrance
fees, tuition. boaro. fuel lighs. and washing.
highty-seyen dollars and Bfty cents VIII meet the
& xUenses of anCn-iesideut student.
For catalogues Apply at the bookstores or address
f.. PURYEAR,
iy 2.3tawtSel 6tdlw Chairman.
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will be sold greatly reduced rates, as we are deter
mined TO dispose Of the entire stock. Great bargains
can he found.
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M REDUCING PRICES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
SPECIAL SALE.
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS on ALL
SUMNER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT.
WHITE aud CREAM EMBROIDERED MUS
Inns, LINoN DE DACCA, PERSIAN NULL,
oRGANDIEs, VICTORIA LAWNS, WHITE
and FIGURED LAWNS-all at lower prices
than ever.
An kinds Of SUMNER DREsS-GOODS, PARA
SOILS, and LINEN listers less than cost
BLACK and COLORED LACE MiTTS;
LADIES aud GENTLEMEN's HOSIERY;
LACE.ToP GLOVES;
FANS aud HOOPSKIRTS,
AT SPECIAL PRICES,
as we DO not wish to carry any Of these goods.
LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE VESTS {;
UNLAUEDRIED SHIRTS;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
RIBBONS,
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's COLLARS and
CUFFS;
LACES, HAMBURGS,
BELTS aud KID GLOVES
In great variety and at the lowest prices.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Central Block, Sol Broad street,
an 4.saSu&W corner Filth street.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

t7If1 III
During the present season we are prepared to meet
any demands as we never allow our stock In stand
ard goods to run low.
sATINs, Use. to 81;
SILKS, SOC. TO So;
SATINS DE LYON and DE MERVEILLTEUX
LINING SILKS. &c;
Look at our 81. 80 BLACK SILK-best ever offered.
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FACULTY:
EDMUND HARRISON, A. ~. Professor Of Latin.
n, "A, HARRIS, NJ A.. Professor or Greek
ROBES MAssGE, A. NJ, ID. L., Professor OF Modern
Languages.
A. g. BRowN. y. D.. Professor Of English.
EDWARD u. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor Of Name
MATES. 49,
CnARLESH WINSTON. NJ. ~. Professor Of Physics
b. PURYEAR, A. 81, Ill. D.. Professor Of Chemistry:
WILLIAM u. THOMAS, NJ. A.. ID. d., Professor Of
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor Of Law.