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ELLSWORTH HIGH scaocL
Graduating Exercises.

The graduating exercises OF the class of '03
were here in Hancock Hall on the evening of
June 28th with the following programme:
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Chicago ssrnin Quo.asion..

PORTLAND, July 2.
The following quotations of Grain we're received
by telegraph to-day by Bigelow 8 Co., 157 CONNER
cial street, Portland:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, July 2.
Sugar is very steady and in good demand at un-
changed prices. Corn Gear lots) about &c lower
Oats have dropped &c. New potatoes are selling at
25a2 20 y bbl and old stock from 90 to 6oc "
bush.
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Meteorological Report for June.

Sergeant Eichelberger, of the Signal Ser
vice, furnishes the following summary Of
meteorological observations at the Portland
station in ,Tuna.
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Eoropenn Markets.

(By relegraphl
LvfERpOOL, July 2-l2.S0 p, M.-Cotton market
easier; uplsnds at ssd; Orleans a. ga sales 5000
bales, speculation and export 1o0O.B
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SONS OF VETERANS
Reception and Entertainment of Lewis
ton and Auburn Camps.

Custer Camp of Lewiston, and Almon C.
Pray Camp, No. 2, of Auburn, Sons of Veter-
ans, arrived on the o'clock Maine Central
train yesterday, and were received at the depot
by .Shepley Camp and the Continental Band.
After the usual military courtesies the line of
march was taken up over the published route,
as follows
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DIV Good. who,e.aIe marEe..

The following quotations are wholesale prices ana
corrected daily by Storer Bros. q Co.. Dry Goods
Woolens and Fancy Goods, IA to 152 Middle streets
rrrRrW 0urn oorroNa
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Class Prophecy y...........,........ Hollis Q
Chateaux d'Espagne-V Valedietory. Alice III.
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Glass Song.
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BEEF, IRON
& WINE.

AS a Nutritiye tonic, it would be
indicated in the treatment of i'm
paired nutrition, imprOvishment
of the Blood, and i'm all the various
forms of general debility. This
preparation is made frUm the
world removed L1ebig's Extract
of Beef, Citrate of Iron and Pure
Sherry Wine. Large bottles so
cents.
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Foreign Imports.
BUENoS AYRES. BARK NeptUne-364, ,6S8 #
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tees were performing all their duties,
and muddying the water for nobody to
drink. They thought cot OF wronging
anybody. But the Wolf pounccd down
upon them. Foe whats 1t was done to
please the negroes. and nothing else. II
there had been any good object In view,
white trustees only would have been Sc
Iected. II was done 10 make votes. The
Democrats merely accept the issue chosen
by The Coglitionists. They stand for their
own race. Let the negroes teach negro
schools and govern negro schools; but
in the name OF all that is dear to
the Caucasian race, Let none but white
men be seen upon the stage OF
the Theatre when lively boys and love
ly girls, their parents sitting in the
body of the building, shall next month oc-
cupy the stage OF that building. Pray,
Governor CAMERON, go there yourself.
Don't send PAUL. Don't send your negro
messenger. And when J OH shall have wit
messed day after day and night after night
the beautiful sights which you may there
see, set you down in sackcloth and ashes,
and study out some method OF righting
the inexcusable wrong you have dohe
the white people Of Richmond.
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All BOsh.

The City Council has never failed for
sixty days or any other length OF time to
fill any vacancies in the Board Of Trustees
when there were actual vacancies known
to that body. Nor were there any actual
vacancies i'm the Board when CAMERON and
BLAIR 1--WE leave out FAIRS name till we
hear whether he approved the raid which
has been made upon the public schools OF
Ricbmond) appointed full Board Of nine
frustees-two Of them negroes-to take
charge Of schools supported by the money
OF the people Of this city. The removal OF
the old Board and the substitution OF the
new were made upon the thinnest OF pre-
texts and based upon the most technical
of fechnicalities.
When the public-school system was in
troduced into Virginia, there was at first a
good deal OF hostility manifested towards
It. II was not known certainly that the
various City Councils would always pro.
vide trustees to manage the schools pro.
perly. In order TO guard against any In
jury that might result from that sort Of
neglect, the General Assembly enacted that
II City Council should at any time neglect
for sixty days to provide such trustees, the
State Board OF Education might appoint
them. Now, rs we have said, there has al
the time been q full Board OF Trustees
provided for the Richmond schools. Tn,
3syaeancies - which the State Board assumed
10 exist were not actual vacancies bu
constructive vacancies; that is TO say, tn,
trustees had neglected to take certain oath
OF Office, aud therefore there were nine va
cancies CD In spite OF the fact that min
trustees had all the time been faithfully
performing their duties as such, and Ia,
made the public schools the brightest iewe
I'm the crown OF the corporation. ii th
State Board had let these trustees alone
there would have been no trouble with tn
schocls-none OF any sort.
More; The nine trustees endeayored 4
every way TO qualify themselves. The
took last year, we hear, every oath whic
they deemed to be necessary, and the othe
day furnished the evidence Of that fact L
the Court OF Appeals. Upon what ground
then, were they removed? Why, the Stat
Board ruled that the right Of the Cit
Council TO elect had ceased before the trus
tees were elected. We do DOT know all III
excuses which were made for raiding tn
public schools; but we do know that Their
has never been any actual vacancy nor an
conscious neglect 10 elect on the part O
the City Council. The Council held IN
incumbent trustees to be lawfully in Office
hence the failure to elect new ones.
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sprCTAL NOTICES.
,Tis not in mortaYs TO command , deserve IT,
nut Wen do more, sempronins' We"
Kfr sYCLE BROTHERS.
=. sAyoRY DISH FOR LEISURE MOMENTS
PRICES CUT IN HALF.
rur GREATEST SILK OFFERING OF TIL
ih6 SEASON.


The universal verdict Is that our store u ne IN,
pi,e is our ambition. We shall offeT on eiV N
Hay Nav I4ih. and during the week, yeyiVX X
worth OF BLACK, COLORED, ana nS ~ cast Of
ana lnanrs.,,on. and which can never again be re-
nearted. we quote oplya iew Of our speciai "A'
gains: rvb 1haonI EhvY GRos-GRAIN
10 Bl fGcK siLK 2s inches wide q Che mime nine
countaole low 6gare, o, ~ Pe atyer BLACK silks
pies sss" eairS-heavy GRos;GRAIN g y. a 9s
SILK y ns1ss s wIdf ie Ssi than si75;
X nlcces Of CASHMERE MILANO bLASn s 1ann
Pat Al 10 per yard. This SILK mas Deen repe''
eddy consedsd s nh@esYPN 4 t3SSo GrEs 94-INCH
iRCK SILK, one Of the standard qull,l.ie
and cheapat III per yard. 1t must Oe c'o'e'
Su earnestly invite every lady. whether intend IN
,ng IN nurchase or not, TO examine tneSe si''' "
gains; cor oC9 2tt93fGhRpo s slfRIN SILK. in
magnificent line OF shades, rs,aiIer n..
g Ss slOss RfS9s st # az 95 per
~ vard. IL would be impossible TO duplicate this
lot at less than So per yard: .,,hoan
One Of the leading features OF TINS SUI s,,Ines
iIair-Lines, and Checks, az inc exm rd Inc Ioi
prices Of so, So, 90, aud zoe; per yaIrd' onc 'o'
IA inches wide at 25c:. be,u selling az ~ M
BLACK AND oo rLARTMES II '' 49,
Among the large line of new and seasonabie ar,
tices now sho wing I'm our Dress Goods Department
special attention is directed to the i'lo"'hs "o''
9ie pi Sars"'44s o-INcH FINE BLACK FRENCH
MINIS YELLING ut Age, never sofa ior less
than 62Ac. per yard; er ctnu
10 pieces AIL-WOOL BLACK SEASIDE
GRENADINES nj 4Sc. per ward. This lot oil
goods we know to be selling In the most popular
Stores In the city for Toe per yard; on,
80 pieces OF LUPIN'S BLACK FRENCl Cash-
MERE, 40 inches wide, at soc. per YARD inc
former price OF this grade was SIZE. 600 -.
10 pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK ALBATKOSs AZ
Doe. per ward. one Of the most desirable ia9rlcs
for Tie present and coming season, cOhceded
ei'"' '"' e'' sYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad ; rect
' my l3-eod3t
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virginia, West Virginia, North Caro-
Tina. Tennessee, Florida. and Arkansas are
the states which our Republican Governor
saws can he carried next year by the Repub-
Hcans II the Republican leaders OF the
country VIII follow his advice.
Nobody eau doubt the sincerity OF this
declaration, nor question the depth oil
Governor CAxERoN's conviction that the
success OF the Republican party in Penn
sylvania IL the only thing which Will secure
to the country the inestimable boon OF inc
votes OF Eve southern States for the next
Republican nominee for President OF 'he
United States. Why notf Because ne
offered not only to give one thousand dol
lars 10 aid the Republican party TO carry
PENNSYLVANIA next fall. but rendered
10 the same party the services oil
himself and General MALONE as popular
orators. Surely nothing but an intense
anxiety for Republican success in Penn
syIyanla and the Union could induce Gov
crnor CAMERON 10 forsake tue duties OF his
Office and take the stump In that State, OF
induce either him or General MALONE 70
leave Virginia at time when their services
will be so much needed here.
we know well enough how agreeable
CAMERON can make himself; and we doubt
not that Chairman COOPER, OF the Repubii-
ran State Committee OF Pennsylvania,
Senator LoSGENEcEER, and his other Re
publican guests, found our Governor pos
sesscd of that magnetism which nobody
born north OF MASON Il DIxoN's line
can ever resist, or ever possesses
Aud then how he can write! III Is
too bad that Republican Governor OF
Virginia should be able to marshal
the choice words Of full vocabulary as
can CAMERON. But il is even so. There
Is not Pennsylvania among all OF them
who came TO Richmond last week and put
their feet under our Governors mahogany,
that can write such elegant sentences as
flow from his pen as freely as sesquipeda-
Iian words tumbled out OF old SAM JOHN
SONS goosequill. We suspect, too, that
our Governor is an orator oi no mean
OrGCr. I1Ougu rs 10 tuls VIC HdNo ho hAo"-
ledge.
But the point for all good Democrats to
note is that all these his gifts OF speech our
Governor is ready to exercise in behalf
of the party Of C0NELING, SIMON and D0N
CAMERON, LOGAN, GRANT, and the rest OF
the libelers OF the southern people. Nay;
we need not class Governor CAMERON with
the Stalwarts. We need only to class him
where be classed himself-with the Repub-
licans---in order that his labors for the sue
cess Of the Republican party IN Pennsylya-
MIA may rebound TO tie good OF the Demo-
cratic party in Virginia. We do not by
any means complain of Governor CAMERON
for pledging his and General MAHoNE's
services TO the Republican party OF Penn
syivania. On the contrary, we thank him
for the candid avowals which he made to
Chairman COOPER Of the Republican State
Committee Of Pennsylvania. They will
result in Democratic victory in Virginia
next fall.
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Tho Wolf and the Lamb

A hungry Wolf one day saw Lamb
drinking at stream, and wished to frame
some plausible excuse for making him ais
prey. ''What do you mean by muddIing
the water ] am going to driuky'' flercely
said be to the Lamb. "Pray, forgive me. y
meekly answered the Lamb; 81 should be
sorry in any way to displease you, but as
the stream runs from ycu towards me, YOU
win see that such cannot be the case, So
IN the ease OF the Richmond School Trus-
ices. II wa, Governor CAMERON who
raised the negro question; not our side.
II was CAMERON that put Il. A.. PAUL, his
negro messenger, or body-servant, as
"trustee" (wbat a perversion OF terrns)
oyer the white schools Of Richmond. tits
nm honor TO negro schools to have white
trustees over them. 1t Is degrading to
white schools to have negro trustees over
them.
4 fes, Il was cool, calm, deliberate, I'M
provoked, unnecessary interference with
I1e eshoois d Richmond The white trus- |
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TRY GOODS, ETC.
BREEDEN, TALLEY 6 co.

Reduced tariff means cheaper BLACK SILKS,
and we propose TO take hand in the bargains
Sales " Which are now being conducted by every
body In the dry goods business in Richmond.
We offer our sl.50 BLACK SILK for sl.2''
our % quality for sI.75, sad the s2.Z5 NO. Tor
o.. An examination Of these goods viii convince
you that these aso bona fde reductions.
piece BLACK BRoCADE GRENADISE ss
5oc, originally 81 per yard;
A SMALL LOT or LINEN JODS"-Bko"N
LINEN DUCK at zoe. worth 25c.; WHITE
LINEN DRILL, all pure fax, at 40c.' fniiy
equal to any at soc, and BLOUSE LINEN al
12Hc.-very good for that;
BLACK CREPEs for trimming, and Wells from
81 go per ward;
A few pieces Of PACIFIC LAWSsa at &c. These
are last seasons goods, and are the same quail
ity that sells for l2zc.
ANGOLA TwILLED FLANNEL, something
very desirable for infants wear In warm
weather;
A juiicious selection OF ALL-LiNbN Laws
csc. to BIG;
Raritics. such as PEACOCK-BLUE siLEslA'
CRUSHED STRAWBERRY LINING CAM
ERIC, etc.
Our stock of FANS Is full, and encouraged py our
success In the sale OF our " High-Art' gooes'
we have made large additions to this depart
nent. and are now prepared 70 show some real
gems at very attractive figures.
Beautiful GINGHANS and sEEKsUChEhs a'
10, l2K, and 1G2sc.;
NEWPORT SASIIES at $3.50 ana "a
LINEN ULsTERs, sHOPPiNG-bA"s' anu az
49,, xoTroxS ususiIy kent in q nrst-class dry
oools notions and dress-trimmings store.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
800 east Broad street.
p. {. we would call the attention OF the gentle
mon 10 our UNBLEACHED HALF-HOsE at
Iop. ,,,r. my 13.15&17
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~ THALBIMER BROTHERS. 80
syssr.r SAX DURING THIS WEEK ID
srrRE TO ATTRACT THE ATTEN-
TTON OF THE LADIES.

xy ,.ve rcccnt,y mao large purchases OF Dns -
Ann COLORED SILK FABRICS, wn'cn va, ''
-. ,s,.red 10 our patro ms this week fuiy Az PEI
80 ,,,u the ,an.e qualities have hcre'o-
-, neon sold--that Is, a BLACK siLh tna'
~, you last week $3.50 can be beueht ,ni'
ryoet for $50. Think wimt fea' DaH
this must be. n, su Ks
zoo additions 20 our remnant counter Oh Sims
and sATINs Il to 10 yards) NJ eAas"S "'''
their value. .,
,,,,, until June LIST will sell every yara OF
run ,'npsTED DRESS G OODs at greatly reduced
- az these goods must be sold to make
roo, for our immense summer stock. Wehave
OH tho new shades In stylish DRESS GOODs'
p.RAsOIS sold this week without rcserye-nahy
now 81 vles and new prices TO p'eise every one
WHITE GOODS In immense variety, such as Fig
,,yed. Dotted. Striped, and Lace effects In MUsr
LLN,LlNEN LAWNS, INDIA LINEN, PER-
sIAN, FRENCH, and SPANISH NULL
MUSLIN, LINON DE DACCA, FRENCH
SWISS, and ORGANDiE, and all suitable
LACEs and EMBROIDERlES TO match in
trimming This lot Of WHITE GOODS. En-
BRoIDERIES, and LACES Is the most COM
plete stock ever exhibited by any one house in
this city. We are certain 20 please you.
Our buyer being in New York this week, IS sending
home MANY NOVELTIES, which will be Of
fered to our patrons at lowest market values.
FANS of every descrption-new styles and shades
up to the finest grades. FEATilERED FANS
n speciality.
Another lot 10 hand Of those beautiful COLORED
MILANEsE and TAFFETA SILK GLOVES,
ia all the new shades 10 match bonntt' anu
dresses; also, In BLACK. This Is The most
compl, te stock TO be found anywhere In the
city.
| Nu.ANESE SILK MITTS-sOmething new.
UANDKERCHIEFS and RIBBONS in large va
riety-prices low.
CORsETs in FRENCH-WONEN-the very best
I'm the city.
Allare invited to the
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE THIS WEEK
AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
Sol Broad street, corner fifth.
IN 13-Sn.TnGIhl
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DEATHS.

Died. or cons,,ont,op. MAY l 9th. at $50 O'Clock
p. NJ. AMELIA &. WASHER. in the twenty
first year of her age. - nav Sunday
The funeral Will take place Io -DAn C.fbo-
lie church. Friends and acquaintances OF 'he i'p'
lily are invited 10 attend
Died. at his late residence, Poplar 5ro'ri' a %
fews county Va. on the 10Th day OF My, II
Elder &. T. BROWN, In the seven'y-h'n'" '''s
his age.
Died. nj Riverside. his residence, In the county
of Halifax va. on Wednesday, May y, lcco' ~
ISAAC COLES; aged sixfy-eight years.
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From Messrs. WEST, JOHNSTON & Co. we
have received bound copy (giIt.edged
top of The Century, published by the Cen
fury Company, New York. Also, 4 Sea
Queen, a novel by w. CLARK RUSSELL; and
The Ladies LindoreS, novel by Mrs. OIL
PLANT. Price OF each novel, in paper, 20
CENTS
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We have received the first No. OF the
Richmond Literary Miscellany, published
by the Alpha Literary Society OF this city,
and edited by Mr.. A. s. MoEToN, assisted
by Messrs. GEORGE w. DONNAN, JOuN c.
EASILY, JOHN TYLER, Jr., and b. b. VAL
ENTINE. The contents are varied and dis
play excellent literary taste.
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To c.. The notices to which you refer
are paid for as advertisements, and appear
only as such. But we are not quite sure
that we ought TO publish them even as adj
vertisements.
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N,,- YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

ISOLATION (corner OF Fourth and Franklin
strectsJ.-song service, for men only EvLhi -
DAY at 4 o'clock T.. NJ; young mems niee'"s
MONDAY EvESISes at $3.50; secretary : eon' :.
sational Bible class THURSDAY b'HN'N'9
$40 gible reading, for boys, on TUESDAY EVE
NINGs at 8 o'clock.
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M JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE
WANT.

BLACK BUNTING, nearly all wool, at l2'sc. a
yard worth lie;
SUPERIOR BLACK BUNTING at &c;
ALBATROss CLOTH, BERGALINES, and
GERsTER CLOTHS in all Of the new shades;
Big bargains IN all kinds Of LINEN GOODS;
our WHITE GOODS are the cheapest ever sold in
this city;
SILK GLOVES In all the new shades;
GLOVES, HOSE, and SOCKS in great variety;
SHEPHERDS PLAIDs, 27 inches wide, at Toe
yard worth 15c.;
WOOL SHEPHERDS PLAID At 12Hc. yard
worth zoe;
HANDSOME GINGHAMs at 81, 10, 12&' and
15c. a yard;
LAWNS at 3, 81, 81, 10. and 12Kc. yard;
Elegant STYLES Of SUMMER SILKS at 40, so, 60,
and Use. yard;
The best 81 BLACK SILK ever offered In this
city:
The best s1.5OBLACR SILK ever offered in this
city;
A large stock Of LACE CAPS and PIQUE BON
NETS and HOODS for children;
BLUE and PINK BLOCK SASH-RIBBONS, Z
inches wide. ut 60c. yard worth 81;
Large additions 10 our cheap stock of HAMBURG
EDGINGs and INsERTINGs; no such as
sortment can be found elsewhere;
An immense stock of LACES--a large variety Of
the latest styles at the lowest prices;
Lage additions havcagain been made to ouralready
large stock of PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS;
An elegant assortment of FANS;
Buy pair Of fine Ia BED-BLANKETS for 80
that would cost you SO IN the winter;
large assortment Of LEATHER BAGS from
SOC. up to So
POCKET BOOKS and CARD-CASES In great
variety:
ROBERTs's CELEBRATED ROGER STEEL
THIMBLES;
COMBS and BRUSHES Of all kinds at the lowest
prices, &c, &c.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
I017 and 1919 Main street, Richmond Va.
my ~
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The Dean of Westminster has granted q
request for permission to place a bust OF
the poet Coleridge in Westminster Abby.
An American admirer of Coleridge's works
is to bear the cost Of the work.
The new capitol architects at Albany re-
port that its completion will require S4,73O,-
044, OF which S720,000 is needed for the
tower, and Sl.j00,000 for the terrace. The
sum now needed will bring the total cost
to SIS, 9j3.936.
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MI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strectsl.-The pastor, hey.
J. d. HAWTHORNE, ID. D. will preach on suNpAl
al IL A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Subject OF morning
discourse. "The Sins of Our Youth" All Invited
especially young men.
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New Book.

Saul: A Dramatic Poem. BY ALGERSoy
SYDNEY LOGAN, author Of 1.-THE Mirror
OF Mind" 1.-The Image OF Air" &c.
Philadelphia: j. b. LIPPINcoTT a. Co.
1888. Price, 81.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON q Co.
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MEETINGS


UDoRs COMMANDERY or ST. ANDREW.l
No. IL, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
RIcHMOND. VA, May IL. 1883.
GENERAL ORD + X s SIR W
VI KSIGHTs,-I. Assemble III ~. Alnans "
rfou on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at ~
az O'Clock l.. NJ, In full dress of a Tenn y
Dlar Except aprons) mounted, for drill;
m. Assemble at 81. Adams Hall. at o'clock i.
NJ TUESDAY the 18th Instant In full dress OF
Tom olar on foot, for the purpose Of attending a
lecture at tie Second Baptist churen ~ heV' sir
KnIoht i L. Burrows of Norfolk. Va
III. The sir Knights will provide themselves
with all of tie equipments, clOtning ana bauges
renured by the regulations and bylaws OF the
4 full and prompt attendance is earnestly de-
Tie members Of Richmond Commandery, No. 2,
are courteously invited 10 meet with us on both
occasions
By order Of the T.. G.
r.. WALTHALL. Captain-General.
ttest:
Jyo. f. LAUGHToS, Jr., Recorder.
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NJ THE GRANDEST OF THE
SEASON.
IMMENSE SPECIAL SALE FOR ONE WEEK
COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING.
ID. &c. MITTELDORFER
WILL OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS THIS
WEEK.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street, corner fifth.
fmy 13-Su,T u&ThI

BLACK and COLORED SILKS way below cost
of importation;
BLACK SILKS Mt soc. worth Tl.2J
BLACK SILKS at 95c. worth $3.50;
EXTRA-QUALITY BLACK SILK at sl.2s,
regular price 1925;
COLORED DRESS SILKS, in all shades, at Toe
worth everywhere 1928;
BLACK GOODS or ALL KINDS, such as CASH
MERES, ALBtTROSS, NUNS YELLING,
BUNTING. HENRIETTAs, sHooDAH
CLOTH. TANfISE, and ALPACAs, from lOc.
per yard to the best imported.
SPECIAL OFFERING OF WHITE GOODS
THIS WEEK.
LINON De DACCA at SIC. worth Ice;
LINON DE DACCA at lie. worth 20c.:
LINON DE DACCA at Sc. worth 25c.;
CHECK NAINsOOK, very fine, at 12c. worth
Csc;
TORCHON LACEs we're never offered so low;
A full line of all kinds of LACEs;
The first Job lot of LAWNS offered this selson;
Beautiful LAWNS at 44c., regular price Sc;
EXTRA-WIDE LAWNS at 69c., regular price
l0c.
MERRINIACK COLoRED BRILLIANTs at SIC,
former price Ike.
SiATTINGs. MATTINGsl MATTINGs!
164 new pieces Of MATTINGS just received from
closing sale Of importer in New York;
WHITE MATTlNGS at $40 a piece OF forty
yards;
FANCY MATTINGS at 10, 81. 23, 20, 81, 20,
8l,3f.37. AZ, and ACC. for the best seamless.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, RUGS, MATS-to be
sold at less than cost TO close.
LINEN CARRIAGE-ROBES from auction.
CORSETs! CORsETsl CORsETSl
The largest stock In the city from 25c. TO ~.
$50 dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS just Open
ed, at As, 81. 6S, IS, Soc, and IL for the cee-
brated Planet.
This offering is only for one week.
ID. & r.. MITTELDORFER.
my l3-Su.W&Sa 527 Broad street.