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ALL OYER THE STATE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Deaths PersonaI--shooting Affair Ana S'i"
Another - acknowledgements nts-Ano'"-

p... p.rsonaI-Sboot,ur Affair Ana sun
uarvest-Improvem nts-Anoth-
er Death.
tco,ro.nondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE 90, 1884.
Mrs. Laura Sibley died on SATURDAY
morning. and was buried yesterday. one
had n complication OF diseases, any one VI
which would probably have proved ia'ai.
Young man named William Shea, sec
tion-mas.er OF the yard OF the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railway at this place, was Dauly
shot by some one Saturday night. lt seems
that he had difficulty with colored man
named Henry Ross, and while the diincui-
~ was In progress Shea received this shot,
the ball passing In ut the point OF the nose
ana ranging around up to the leh slde Oh
the head. The wound is a dangerous one.
The ball has not been removed. Ross was
arrested yesterday morning on suspicion,
and in resisting arrest was dealt WIN ny
the police pretty severely. | learn that ne
says he did not do The shooting, but knows
who did.
About the same tine another shooting
affair took place between young man
named Lowry OF the second part and some
unknown one of the first part-ihat Is, the
one who held the pistol. The pistol-ball
struck a ticker OF whiskey on Lowry's
person and glanced of. making only slight
abrasion of the skin. But for the ticker
he would unqucstionably have been killed.
The wheat harvest was in full blast last
week. The grain is fine and the yield
much above the average.
Mr.. Edward Benncr, OF Miilhousc, AZ
SAGE, tierInauy, II on vISIt ~ hts fTfvHu.
here. Mr.. Benner resided for many years
in Charlottesville, where he now owns
considerable property. lie is now doing
business in Alexandria, Egypt, but resides
in Germany.
Colonel venabIc is now in Glasgow,
Scotland.
The contract for building the "PantOps
Academy" at the residence OF Rev. h.
Woods, two and half miles east OF Char
Iottcsvile, has been awarded. The build
ing is 10 cost $1,000.
Mr.. 4. y. Cox is erecting on Gas street
three comfortable and handsome wooden
cottages. The demand for houses IS UNI
precedentCd in the history OF the place.
and numerous buildings are gong up all
! over the town.
Miss Mary Randolph, eldest daughter OF
the late Thomas Jefferson Randolph, ana
orcat-granddaughtcr OF Thomas Jet1cr-
son, died at Edge HILL the family resi-
dencc. this morning. She had been a
great sufferer fora long time, and her death
was not unexpected. She will be buried at
Monticello tomorrow.
The schools are closing their sessions
RAPIDLY, with as little fuss rs possible.
QCIP.
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in the world to do something and be OF
some service. He told them that In no
profession or calling into which they might
enter could they hope for success unless
their hearts were thoroughly in their work,
and that no man ever rose to high posi-
ton OF influence among his fellow-men
without first seeking the guidance and sup
port Of God. -, ,,o 49,.
mon was delivered, was crowded with a
brilliant audience, members OF The faculty
OF the University and OF the Virginia
Military Institute occupying seats on the
platform. - e,.
The Rev. DR.. J. /. Burrows Sunday
evening delivered the annual address De-
fore the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, preaching striking discourse from
First Corinthians. ix., 10 to %" Though
be free from all men, yet have l made
myself servant OF all that might gain the
moTe," DC.
Hon. Samuel J. Randall has written to the
students committee that he will be IN
Lexington Wednesday the 25th instant,
commencement-day, and will address the
literary societies.
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PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Caucus of Republican Members OF tic Cour-
cil-Suits Against Railroads.

Caucus of Republican Members OF tic Cour-
cil-Suits Against Railroads.
Correspondence of the Richmond D!spatch.I
JCNE %. 1884.
The Republican members OF the Com
mon Council will hold a caucus meeting
tonight in the Hastings Courtroom To dc
eide upon the nominations OF the various
muncIpal officers to be elected by the
Co, neil on the lst o. July, 70 arrange the
standing committees OF that body. to dis
cusS the future policy Of the majority, &c.
In the matter Of the chief OF police, warm
contest has been developed. There are
several applicants for the position. There
are also many applicants for appointment
on the police force, and the canvasSing to-
day has been very brisk. 1t is believed
that most Of the present incumbents in all
the DEPARTMENTS will be reelected.
At the special term OF the Circuit Court
OF Nottoway, held last week. evidence was
t,ken in the suit OF Scott Us. Tie Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company, for $4,000
damages for injuries alleged to have been
sustained some months ago through the
negligence of an employee OF the company.
The testimony was very full, and AT its
conclusion on Saturday the court adjourned
over until next Thursday, when argument
will be heard. Eminent counsel are en-
gagged on either side.
Mrs. J. A. IIarwell, WORTHY lady, and
the mother OF six children, died very sud-
denly Saturday night at her home, on Byrne
street. She was well up to within few
minutes OF her death. which is stated to
have resulted from an attack OF asthma.
Bishop Kcane will visit our city to-mor-
row, and will deliver the address at the
Academy OF Music, the occasion being The
annual commencement exercises OF st. Jo-
seph's School.
Rev. Thomas Spencer, rector OF It. John 5
church, who has been i'll Tor some days, is
now cOnyalescent.
After having passed upon the various law
points raised in the cause OF Johu Mann, pro-
prietor OF Jarratt'S Hotel, against the Pc
tcrsburg and Weldon railroad for $1,000
damages alleged to have been caused to that
property by the trains Of the company, the
case was continued until the November
term, when it will go directly to the jury.
ROBIN ADAIE.
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HAMPTON.
Fatal Kerosenc-FracaS-Fire.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Disp7tch.l
JUNE 90, 1891.
FRIDAY a little seven-ycar-old daughter Of
MIR. VI. J.. Lewis. at Fox Hill, attempted
to start fire with kerosene oil, aud was
so terribly burned that she died in short
time.
In iracas at Mil Creek on Saturday
night \. Brittingham was struck on the
head with a heavy weight IN the hand, Of Il
negro, but was not seriously injured.
About T. o'clock Saturday night the sta
Bile OF Andrew Williams (coiorcd). sheriff,
was discovered TO he OH fire, but the flames
we've sujducd before much damage was
done. 1t is supposed that the fire was
caused by lighted ciSar-stump, or 4
matcn which had been carelesSly thrown
down. HAMPTON.
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Washings on and Lee University.

The commencement eXerclses OF Wash-
ington and Lee University for the session
OF 1888 and 1884 were opened Sunday with
tue baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. A..
NJ. Randolph, assistant bishop OF the
diocese OF Virginia. Bishop Randolph
took his text from st. Paups Epistle TO the
Ephesians, w., D." One Lord, one faith.
one baptism" The speaker enforced
with vigor and oloquence the les
son that intellectual trimming, however
important and necessary in building per-
feet manhood. is barren and fruitless unless
Joined to spirituality. In addressing the
members OF the graduating class the speaker
urged them each and every orc to so out
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I'm Henl0rinm.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, Jun9 %, 1854.
Whereas Almighty God. IN His infinite wisdom.
has seen III t. remove from our midst one OF our
members. and
Whereas We wish 10 express our sorrow At this
sore affection, ihCr fore. be IL
ResOlred by NE Young Mans Christian AsSo-
citation Of tie University NJ VirgiHiG. That in
the dcatn Of LUTHER ASHBI ANTRIM the A>sO-
citation has lost AN active member, an upright
man. and a 4. aOus and devoted Christian.
R6solred. That We bow IN humble submission to
His Divine VIII.
RfsOlred That we hereby tender our deepest
sympathy g. The family Of our deceased brother.
ResOired. That copy of these resolutions be
sent 10 his family, and that thc same be printed In
the CnfrersUU NdgG-tae. aud the Richmond
state and DfsD0tch. T.. W. LANCASTER,
j. G. AIBLEE,
&. Is. WALLACE.
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FINCASTLE.
Fatal FaII-Shocked by lightning.

fatal FaII-ShOcked by Lightning.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE 81, 1884.
Mrs. Taylor Firebaugh, a worthy wo-
man Of this county, was few days ago
fatally injured, so it is reported, near the
Natural Bridge, bya fall from cherry
tree. She had beeu from childhood an adj
venturOus climber, and was given to gath
ering cherries which nobody else could
reach.
Mrs. Thurston Allcl, daughter Of DR..
Steele, OF this place, was severely injured
by lightning here to-day. While she was
closing window during thunderstorm
the lightning struck a tree IN front Of her
residence, and passing TO her hand so
shocked her that she remained inscnsible
for nearly an hour. y.
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Nshby Antrim.

As on the battlefield it often happens thai the
YOUNGEST and brayc,i fat hr-t, 80 IN the Church
The purCst and most valiant are sometimes the first
to die. After most brilliant career IN one Of our
bcst private schools Mr. ANTHEM entered the Uni
Vrr-ity last fail, and was aiming 20 finish the
course IN tWc ycars-nIlf the time usually allowed.
Bun typhOid-tcvcr cut short all this BRIGHT pro-
mise. The writer never knew a more dulful son
or a more consistent Christian. What need there
Is of such Young men! "What do thou knOwcst
not now, but shall know hereafter
"Unvel thy bosom, faithful tomb,
Take this new treasure 10 thy trust L.
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Several weeks ago whole trains foil OF
emigrants from Silesia and Posen," says a
local paper, were passing through Berlin
intending to sail from Hamburg and Bre-
men for America, Texas and California be-
inc their ultimate destination"
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A New York paper thinks that "aftcr
the Grst shock" the Democrats might rally
around BUTLER. II they DO they will de-
serve to receive a second shock that will
knock them into smitherecns.
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1.-THE Dnde Movement"

Taxing the facts simple as they stand.
and without making any result dependent
upon them, ii must be admitted by every
honest observer that The Independent
movement h1s not only assumed iormida'
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Two Drowning Accidents-BOdy Re-
covered.
Isnecial telegram 10 thc Dl.natch. |

Especial telegram to the Di.patch.l
NORFOLK, VA, June %, 1884.
Yesterday John Tyrell, negro boatman,
was drowned on the Western Branch by
falling overheard, and another negro rail-
road employee was drowned at Virginia
Beach while bathing.
The body OF John Diggs (colored),
drowned u; Lambcrt's Point, was recovered
fo-laV
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The Worcester Spy Republican) says :
" Every pOst-Otiice IN this State viii be in
the hands of the Democrats next summer
if we talter now" The Spy has bad at
t1rl; of mail dCmur
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The telegraph announces that ARTHUR
is keeping cool. 1t is now certain that
ARTHUR secured piece of the EDMUNDs
boom when it was smashed.
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Mr.. BLAINE'S informal acceptance is
short" The wonder is that after HENDER-
SONS effort he was not carried ont or in
nm q shutter
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An exchange asks "What is the Repub-
lican party?" The indications are that
the public think it is every conceivable
taing that party ought not to be.
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While BILL CHANDLER Is in an inyestiga-
ting humor, he might anticipate Demo-
cratic administration by investigating him.
self
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uOrsford's Brcad Preparnii on.

DISTINGUISHED CONSERVATION. - Miss
Parloa, OF the famous Boston Cooking
School. says: 81 have used Horsiord's
Bread Preparation nth perfect success Tor
biscuit. rolls, bread, and cake"
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Failure,

IBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch
BOsToN, June 23.-The New Hampshire
Chemical Pulp and Paper Company, OF
Boston, Mass, aud Bristol, y. H., has
made an assignment.
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Three anecdotes Of BLAINE describe lick
ings he got when a boy. After November
his biographer VIII be apt 20 describe
licking he got when man.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI WHITE GOODS.
OUR REDUCED PRICES MAKE OUR GOODS
LOWER THAN THEY CAN NOW
BE BOUGHT AT
WHOLESALE.
fc 12-Tuly

Look at our 6Sc. STRIPED LAWN regular price
Look Kat al our &c. LATTICE CHECKS, regular price
Look at our sc. CHECK NAINsoOK, regular
Look at at our Toe. CHECK NAINsOOK, regular
Look Pi at our Zoe. STRIPED LAWN, regular price
SWISS EDGINGs-with rev lot Just in, we s., show
the only complete assortment Of SWISS
TRIMMINGS I'm this city; .
Our assortment Of LACEs goes ahead OF all
Others.
pARASOi. Sour whole stock IS marked at prices
low enough, and we can suit you I'm style, even
az the reduction that has been made IL our
SII KS-Our private brand of BLACK SILK Is
better than any other ever offered In this citys
we can suit you In any quality almost at your
CoG0RED AID FANCY DRESS SILKS at very
GINGfIAMS-Our stock IS still very complete
our prices are lower than the lowest; We nave
big bargains in this and I'm every department
LAWNS-Wc show the largest assortment OF
yaiAM hne ef 81 P%T 6cR G$ your VIZ
until Won have seen our stock; we nave all
qualities from the lowest to the highest; we
always keep SOLID BLACK AMERICAN
NINE V''SS VEIIfNGGAiI tie delicate shade, OF
NUNS YELLING. ALBATROeS CLOTH
and BENGALINES we call particular at;en-
tioE 10 our cream shades in these goods.
GENTLFMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
GAUZE UNDERSlilRTS from 29c. up; ,.,,,.,,
BALBRIGGAN and LISLE-TllREAD tNDtE II
SHIRTS in all sizes-best value at the prices
asked: ,,,..
GENTLENEN'S SHIRTS. COLLARS. SCARtS'
SOCKS, and llANDkERClllEiS
IGENTLkMEN'S BATIlIHG-SCIIS, made In the
best style, now I'm stock.
SPECIAL BARGAINS I'm every department.
Just call AZ orr cool and airy store ana you WIN "e
delighted with the many bargains we now display
FANS-We forgot 10 mention this stock, but the
weather reminds MS that we nave every klnl 81
FAN, from the natural Palm to the Hand
Painted and Feather-Tipped Powered satin
the prices are right. -,. ,.,.,..
ic24 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street
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The Republican platform is rendered in-
consistent by grave omission. 1t does
not endorse the KEELY mOtcr.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
FOR BOTH SEXES.

FOR BOTH SENES.
Under care Of members OF the Religion, society
of Friends. Thirty minutes from Broid->trcet
station. FULL COIIEGE COURSES-C Classical.
scientific, and Literary. Also, a PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Location unsurpassed for healthful-
ness. Extensive grounds; new and costly build
ings and apparatus Academic year commence,
early 20 ensure admission. For catalogue and / n
particulars address
EDWARD II. NAGlLL. A. NJ, President.
f. II 3m Swarthmorc, Delaware county Pa.
DEEKSKILL q. " MILITARY
L ACADEMY. For circulars address Colonel
&. j. WRIGHT. \. NJ. Principal.
lie l7-GeOd2m&w2ml
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Is picc S II l. AVIS az 4c.;
SOC piece. ot LAWN-oy,r 80 handsome style
AZ g.;
200 pieces Of LAWS AZ s..
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CARPETS. pApER.uANGINGs. &c.

CARPETS, MATTINGS, AND OIL
" CLOTHS. + ANCN WlllTF-AND-RED-
CHICK MAEIlNGS just received of all grades
SHADES. HOLLANDS, COR NICt Is. and POI. p.
LACE CURTAINS. RUGS. MATS, &C.; PAPER
HANGINGS OF latest styles. Can and examine
stock. \. JtNINGS,
ap 26-2m 1871 N,ir street. Richmond, Va.
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GINGtIANI>.
LAWNS

100 pieces II DRESS BINGHAM, in solids,
Stripe, Checks and P'ad>. worth y -, Tor
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The Philadelphia BLAINE clubs viii wear
armor. They will need it.
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FAIR COMPETITION.


4c. C1lcoe-, White Iahlr-Daiha-N t'
Il .r Ch1mbraY H5c. ward,
D.. ptCrt, PllI 'ucch' At A-9''
b.. Bun Print-Cluth. worth ltlc-
Sc White Piquc. >aite'n' AZ IS 20 worm
SIC. Lace striped Mus 2uc;
lin. ans IN tIt-tt 'Hr
~ .c. Damash Towels, lie best "oc. Fan tp Dee
4qc. White Bed->proai-.' POUNDS
BIC Black silk Glove, ltlhhon--bhi -f',h j.
10 Sh,tIand ~hlwl-. second 10 none lu town.
no White Open Work. and prices actually
Hose, cheaper
Toe. Stair-Llncn. Para i-- H,n' n''r
Toe. Powered Bati~tr. that w are -,lius
) G. to 81 per dozen for. sl.5O PlrH-"l- Tor
Beautiful Trimming. Sl.35, and - Fart-ol'
Iace., 20 SI-O:
| 2Qc Checked Muslin Jtwclry-Dur stock has
shirts for men, EtNtr been more COM
| Belts iu White, Black, PET" lu rms fAr-
I and Color-. Rings. ~cart-pIu-, Jrr-
! $50. sumner SILKS, say Pms. Nc.'
S6c. Black SWlh, t1s-lmcrcs, Dom, ,tlc,'
! Bike. Black six Gloves. White Goods bltcA
| soc. ColOred SILK Gloves. Goods. ami 'yrrythlnk
| Beaded laces and Pas-a-. usually found DID Dry
| meutaric, and Trim. Goods and trimmings.
| miugs ot all Kinds. 10 very low prices.
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sROpDSAIN.
OFFICE or CITY ENGITEEEl
RICHMOND. VA, June Fl, 1851.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

y
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
At this Office until
FRIDAY, JCNE27Tu,
at : O'Clock T.. NJ.
for the COMPLETION OF THE ARMOIN OF
THE FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT located at
the corner of Marshall and seventh streets.
Bids Will be made separately for each class OF
work.
Specifications and drawings can be seen upon
Application at this Office.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings re-
serve the right to reject any or all proposals. ana
". +. CUTSHAW,
Ic22 city Engineer.
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COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 9TH,
~ the ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaving Elba
turning train will leave the Park at Il. NJ, reach
ing Elba at H. Inland Park Is, from It's altitude,
cool and salubrl0us, and possesses among other
attractions large OAK grove affOrding ample
shade, abundance of pure water from springs and
wells, crOquet grounds. and dancing pavilion.
This Is an excellent opportunity TO give the chill
dren q change of air.
No liquors allowed TO be sold on the premises.
ROund-trip tickets, 80 cents. Children between
i've and twelve wears old half price.
&. A. TAYLOR,
ie elm General Ticket Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TCLARETS, SAUTERNES, HOOK
AND MOsELLE WINES.

A large assortment of the above WINES, direct
from Europe, on hand and for sale. wholesale and
retail, by OSCAR CRAM w.
fje 13-2wI
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BLACK. WHITE. and CREAM SPANISH
LACE~ reduced - per cent;
Extra bargain, iu EGYPTIAN and ORIENTAL
IAtE~.
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BREEDEN. TALLEY a 60.
Cje z2-.u.ru5FtJyII

GUNNER GOODS
~ AT
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
READ Orr LIST or BARGAINS FOR THIS
WEEK.
COME AID SEE TIE QUALITY OF THE
GOODS WE ARE OFFERING.
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Az ..la uLAcN J4E-EY,a a, 75,. reduced from
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
CARDOZO Il co.

CARDozo & co.
Our buyer. was in New York during the panic
which greatly depressed the Dry Goods market,
and we bought goods
At FIGURES NEVER TOUCHED BEFORE N
THE HISTORY OF THE TRADE.
We propose to sell these goods cheap and Offer
until sold many genuine bargains. We sell
SOFT. FINE, ALL-sTLK BLACK sCRAH az
s5c., sold By us In March at sl.1o;
BLACK RHADAlAs and MERyELEAUX a
s5c.. 9jc., 81, and sl.25-a great sacrifice
from former prices;
our BLACK SILKS at 00c.. 81, sI.o5, SIPS
sI4O, $3.50, ana up to $40, surPass any
thing we have ever before been able 70 offer.
WEITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT
We bought an
IMMENSE STOCK,
BECAUSE WE GOT THEM CHEAP
some from auction, some from importer going
out Of businessman We offer a. decided bargains;
FRENCH NAINsoOK,
PERSIAN LAWN,
BATTISTE CLAIR new.
LINEN LAWNS.
LINON DE DACCA.
SOFT, WHITE. AID CREAM WrLL-,
CHECK NAINoOch,
and various other article In his line.
Ask to see our LINEN-CAMBRIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS at l2ec., 1879. and 35c.-they arc
/ cheap.
SUMMER SILKS ri greater bargains than ever.
The fines, selection of PARAsOLs In the,citfy
my80-F,su&m CARDOZO 4 co.
DREEDEN. TALLEI ~ CO.,
40. 800 BROAD STREET.
WITH THE ADVANTAGES WE POSSES,
NOT ONLY or BUYING BIT oF
SELLING DRY GOODS
WE KNOW WI Can MEEr ANY
FAIR COMPETITIONS.
Hence we respectfully call your careful attention
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We will open some Time mi, week 100 dozen
FRENCU-NOY CORSET> Al 4jc. Wort.
Use.
LEVI HENTfR.
je 25-Su,TuSTh 3O7 BROAD STREET.
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OUR BUYER MAKES LARGE PURCHASES.
WILL BE READY FOR SALE on MONDAY
AND DURING THE WEEK.
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NJ MITTELDORFER'S.-TRE
Dol : FALL IN PRICES OF ALL
DRY GOODS,
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GREAT SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS N
NEW YORK AUCTION-ROOMS.
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M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dol : FALL N PRICES OF ALL
DRY GOODS,
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS IN
NEW YORK AUCTION-ROOMS.
OUR BUYER MAKES LARGE PURCHASES.
WILL BE READY FOR SALE on MONDAY
AND DURING THE WEEK.
NOW Is YOUR TINE TO GET THE BEST
BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
WHITE GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY FROM
THESE SALES.
LINEN DE INDIE at 6, :, 8. and l2.c.-half
their real value:
LIN0N Dt DACCA ate, 10, II. 13.andI5c. for
PERSIAN MILLS alto. Is. 20. and 25c.-one
half he price the same quality was sold tor
CHECKED NAINsOOK. CHECKED NUsLINs,
| LINEN LAWNS. LACE-S RIPE PlQjEe,
DOTTED and FIGURED SWlS>FS;
STRIPED NU~LtN> AZ ~Jr.-rca. value &c.
| LACES-ESC URIAL LACE> At 80, 40 80. 60
75c.andSl: ....
TOECHON, ORIENTAL. IRISH POINT, w
LFNCiENNE~, BRNRANT. RUSSIAN, ME-
DICL SPANISH, BEADED LACES-in fact,
the largest stock OF LACE> ever shown in The
FNBR0IDERIFS- EDGE and N
SERTfNG, MUSLIN EDGE ana INSERT
ING az ,, 8, I, :, >. II, Is, -, ., 81. and
RESSGOOOS-A new supplyof DRESS GOODS,
con.l.tingorNI'N NF!IING. ALBATEO~~.
CASHMERE. CHANGEABLE. 81 NIlNGN'
i'm an the new shades.
BLACK NILk~-Our BACK SILK. GGINETS
eros GRAIN, az 62g. former price 81 t.
the best bargain ever offered iu Black Sllh.
only three pieces lett.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CIHLDREN'S, and
GENTLEME\'S GAI/E ana SUMNER
MERINO UNDtR-~tllltIS from poe. 10 ~;
Look At our 25c. tNDtRSIlRTS (Gauzcl; price
elsewhere, soc.
LAWNs-500 piece. Lawns at 5c.--,he best
and widest goods for The money 10 be had aHv-
where; PfRCALES al : ana lOc.-full yard
wide; COLORED LINEN LAWNS at l2Ic.-
real value 25c.
FANS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MATTlNGS-2O0 new pieces Just received. our
sales on this article last week have been UMPIRE
cedCntcd. \ large stock of WHITE MAT
TINGS az l24 ), and lie; CHECKED
MATTINGS 1t Il, 10. L.. and 20c.; 465
pieces FANCY NATTlNGS at -, Is, Is,
Is, 10, 20, %, 25. 81, 30, and 35c. FOR The
best article.
CARPETS-We are closing out our stock Of CAR
PETS al one ha'f their usual prices. RUGS at
great loss. FLOOR OlL-CLOTlIS az 30.
3d. aud 4Oc., In all widths. our stock IS COM
pletc I'm all ~ tnchc.. Gail early.
-. 4 T.. MlTIELDORFER,
ie S-Tu.F&Su 527 Broad street.