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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALLEr 4 DAVIS PIANO Rooms ARE NOW
IL open tor Fall Trade Choice lot of Pianos for sale
Siiu rent Special sAles 10 make changes By October
Bargains. Il. L sUANEh, sll 9th st, NV. se7-6m
TTNHE SUPERIOR "KRAKAUE PIANOS, BUR-
l. dette OiKans and the "RAse' Planes.
y. II. KUHN, General AGENT
0e16-6m 4O1 10th 81 n W.
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MEDICAL &c.


NINE DE FOREST. LONGEST ABIIsHED AHD
IN rslisbs Ladies Physician BE consulted da1y
81 residence y0l 81 n-w. Ofhos houn fD9
~ The Oldest Established and Only Rslasbis LAAhar
Ply siclan IN the Guy.
be consulted daily. &o4 u. ostvsea IN mai Oh
Prompt treatment; Correspondents and consqlta-
ton -trctly conndchtaA bspAruss ROOM Tor le11eA
once ~ ways OPEN sslA-or
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. zoe DsI.
III q W., appeared before me and made oath That hels
ana S1ii su.rsns.s cure e I'll ossss o. pnvsss 49,
on and sdvice Tree a. sny hour durang ne dax -
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MANHOOD REsToREp BIZ USING A BOTTLE
M OF Two Of Dr. BRUTHEkg lnvivorsslns 6osdiSS
Enl cure any case Of nervous dsbzlity aud lo0 Il
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

WHAr Is Tar SUBTLE SECRET
That has caused everybody to sound the praises Of
BRIDAL VEIL FLOURs
Try Il and 49, and you will use no othsr For sale
by ths following we'll known grocera
JOHN h MAoRUDER l4l7 New York ava
CHAs. KELLOGG. Masonic Temple vtast
GEO. Z KENNEDY son. l2O9 Fst
v. K ABBOTT. l72l Psnnsyivania ave.
K 4 WALKER. 1000 Sthst
4 n. BURCHARD BRO Penn. ave- and 4kt
9. W. H. W. OFFUTT. 0-orsstown
4 O. Wight. 1852 18th St Al4-wks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

hNABR PIANOS
UNEQUALED IN TONE TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
special attention Of purchasers 10 invited TO our
New Artistic styles," finished in designs of
hlGHksI DkCOhATlvE Art.
SECONDHAND PlANUs. fine assortment OF
prominent makes st al prices PIANOS foR RENT.
MA kNABE CO.,
my1 Sl7 Market space
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problem that mad veXed her ali day What was
the use OF thinking ABOUT IL? Both young men
wUuia ~ away the next day, and would not re-
turn ior week at least; so there was further re-
spite Tue heavy eyeiids drooped Worn out with
Morry and crying my heroine driIted IRON actu, Al
10 imaginary troubles, and dreamed thar Crowd
OF maskers all In crimson were dancin0 arounI
her. led by one In blue, who threw ast he ber dts
guise and disclosed the face and ngure OF Nepais-
topneiea Ioward this masker ran Carl Inya,s
.nan." He was dressed IN green. He snnroacSed
her. leading the demon, VINO n. nDsd horrt.
, ov, v Hniis tns crimson maskers pressed
stroye 70 escape, and Mepaistopheies grasped her
hand. A voice IKE Mr.. Batchelder's sad. tn
IT." response from Inga seemed To roiiow
"Yess, she hal say blue" Then bells began RI
ring. and the dreamer suddenly sat upright IL
wa, The door-oeu tnat had driven her niTnrmar "a
away. Some one was speaking on the piazz. ~
low. perhaps it might be- S---~ w.
Il beg pardon for TINS Intrusion, Mr.. Jennings
night. As she Was not there, and as cannon
come tomorrow, ventureo TO commit this breach
OF etiquette May see her bor q NOM M or rwoSs,
Jeremy was heard explaining the cause os ~
sence and regretiing that MS sister was too mi 10
see any one that evening. Lou drew back from
menI. IL was Rog' Marston who aad spoken
"But come In and have cigar" proposed eood.
natured Jeremy, who Usually found ~the comets"
Tonight, felt Inclined 70 Oe cordial ''''
- "fhanks. no have promised 70 return TO the
not see Miss Jennlngs?"
Jeremy, remembered that bis sister had par.
sorry, out was quite sure He really wSs sorrT
seeing the trouble In the petitioners face, Al.
tnousn he had many . time wished Ior the ''com-
"will you tell her, then, for me. how much
regret her illness and give her these roees which
l nad hoped 70 present In person9-
turned back Into he sitling-room with . magnin.
cent cluster OF roses In his hand. "pd have sworn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
LADIES GOODS.

ovn, hurs Boss. rilnnlin.s &c. old g1rInens
oSed and altered W the Misses CUNNINGHAM 923
Ut n. ~. Q, cond floor. s,22-Sm
NINE. DARTLIssE, PARTISAN DRESS MAKER
NAo2l II b ct: a. Ridlne Habits Tailor made
Sults, Walking, X cepton anu Evenlng Diess ea
Cowue, bridal lrvu sSGu. IAtes styles. glove mt
guar .nteed. only nttius required NINE. D'ARI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

"No," interpnsed Lou swat till supper-time.
and 90 right out OF the kitchen"
Bob retreat d 10 the bad, grumoling: ats time
for supper now. be might have a doughnut any
way. Hell jump for II. Look here ana see how
lie can jump, Inga"
The compliant swede paused to see. There
wasa great cotnmotion In the hall OF his, yaps,
and oaks
There, did you ever see dog Jump like thati-
Huh. Idon't believe it Once more now, snip.
see this SIR. Catch IL! sstI hill who-o-op! on,
my eye, II ne hasn't got IT,"
De had Indeed, ana 1T" was one OF the pack apes
on The ball table, for which, In order 70 spur MIN
70 great exeruons Bob bad Invited his canine net
70 leap. Lou had just showed her pans OF biscuit
into In oven, and turned in time 70 see the dog
Dart through the outer door with torn tissue GA Der
hangins from his mouth. Bob WAS In full Dur.
losing a second. A long and eIciiiny cnase n
Was md IL II needl s. 70 say an Unsuccessful one
snip TOOK refuge under the piazza, and there, OF
AZ was then that the nucn tired Miss Jennings
tefneo UPON her brother, and gave MIN a IarSe
sna .ery Snpalataole piece OF her mind, ending
seus: lou Can 30 straight TO town now and get
snosner nooon, and pay Tor it yourself
heMonstrance and tears availed nothing. Lou
uAlcneo the delinquent back 70 the hall hasfiIy
examined the other package 70 See when eooS
IN eo.nn oeo and finding the crimson safe, issued
60 70 Mr.. Bstchslder's store and ..r hin, ,o-
N y.ros more nooon like what got this after.
standing &C the window with the c,,mso, v,,
bon Sui n her hand, she walched R.,hss nn,,i,
Ing departure, ana noted At the same lima ina,
threatening masses OF cloud had garber-d in ,ns
west and that the atmosphere had groWn c, sas
and oppressive. Perhaps there would b. = shoGsr
IL there we're, IL would De a good excpse 10 =, a.
AZ home frOm the party. she slowly rolled m
the crimson nooon, which was EVIDENTLY the ~
vorite OF tate, and put II In her pocket
s-Supper ready, sisf" Tns Question was .sr.x
cheerily BY her brother Jeremy, Just entering me
front door. NAe
support Good heavensl she rushed into tina
kftchen- The nre was roaring wildly and tns
Swede was seated by the window admlrfng tne
prospect Win an ejaculation OF dismay she
threw open the oven. There were the biscuits
olackened and crtsped she turned upon tue paIeg.
matte Ingz- .Didar you know enough 70 sn1l
the oRauRogs?"
Yea was the placid response.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22


earthen dish with pared and quartered apples;
sprinkle on these one cup OF sugar. little cinna-
mon, fresh butter, the Size OF small egg, and one
half cup OF watAr; cover and bake thirty minules
Rou piece OF chopped paste into u strip ABOUT
two Inches wide that viii reach around the pud-
ulng dish; roll the remainder 10 cover the dish,
Take the pudding dish from The oven dip the strip
OF paste between the apple ami the dish, and put
on TOP crusr return TO the oven and bake one
hour. Serve with creamy sauce.
MUTTON SoUP.-Cut u neck OF mutton into four
pieces, and put 1t aside, then take slice OF gam
mon or bacon and putt In asaucepan with quart
OF peas and enough water to pon them; let he
peas boil TO pulp, then strain them through a
clo.h and put them aside; adj enough water to
tnat 10 winch is the bacon TO boil the mutton,
slice Inree turnips, as many carrots, and boil for
an nour slowly, adding sweet herbs, onions, cab
Dage, and lettuce chopped SMALL then Stew
quarter OF an hour longer. sulicient 70 COOK the
mutton, tnen lake II ouL and take some lresn
green peas. add then with some Chopped parsley
ana peas nrst 0oied to tue soup, put IN lump OF
out.sr roied In nour, and stew tin the green peas
are done, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
ECHOES OF Low PRICES ARE SOUNDING AND REsoNDNG IN EACH
DEPARTMENT THROUGH OUR HOUSE THIS WEEK.

We wu name such things that e know positively cheapheapy Y
eWherednd thrifty ufU %
gad take advantaJs these onde bargains and thereby profit
dasu things that
money
this
Richmond Dry Goods Notion trade and
handle goods the quantities at enabling US
osbW making Ms
elaborate displays. The the attractive feature Beauty,
quality. and styte also representatives.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
Special Hose Sale.

Our motive is to lnclte the greatest
rush at our Hosiery counter this week
we ever Witnessed before. We have
the stun % do it with. and the prices
too. Whom we speak Of lowness Of
price we also give quality. A partial
list below:
Children's Striped Hose at &c. pair;
= Chlldren's Solid C0lOrs, In all sizes, at
Sc. pair:
Childrons Light Weight Ribbed Good
Black at i0c. a pair;
Chlldren's Full Regular Made, all
sizes, at i2Ic. a pair:
Chlldren's Light Weight Ribbed Good
Black at i1c
Childron's Plain Full Regular Made
worth 25c. for l9c.;
Childrens Brilliant Llsle Full Regular
Made for 25c.;
Chlldren's Pink and Blue Brilliant
Iisle Regular Made. &c.,;
Children5 Guaranteed Fast Black or
money refunded, sizes, :, ~, 3, 81.
aud 9, at 25c. q pair-noW.
Ladies' Stripes. solid C0lors. Black and
Cray Niyed Hose ats.
: lot Of LadieB Bieached Hose worth
{: l0c. at &C.;
Ladies' Extra Quality and Good Black
Hose at be-;
The former lghc. Ladies' Black Hose at
10c.:
lot Of Ladies' Domestic Lisle-were
2!c. pair, 10 lghc.:
A very fine Ladies' Good Black worth
nc. al i2Ec. pair:
ladies' Fun Regular Made Balbriggan
Hose at l2kc.;
Ladies' iine Egyptian Unbleached Hose
nti2kc.:
Ladies' Full Regular Made Bslbriggan
HOae worth Roc. for i7c.;
The very finest 20 Gauke Ladies' Fast
Black Hose worth g3c. apair for DC.
or f2ej q dozen;
Ladies' fine Ribbed Full Regular and
Fast Colors, 25c. a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

Pretty Checked Muslins, 10 patterns, q. l1c. .
yard:
Lace Striped Nsinsook, 9 patterns, st4xc. yard !;
Tutted Lace Stripe Plque at 7Ec. yard;
Striped Muslin, excellent value, at SIC. yard; ;
Priscilla Checks, lovely styles, at iOc. syard
Satin aud Hemstltched Plsids Combined. pretty
effects, at 12Hc;
ss,in-Barred Lattice Plaid Null, ioc. q yard;
Lace Stripe and Welt Null. beautiful. only IsXc.
ayard;
Ettamine, new styles, only 7Kc ayard;
Bombay Plaids, various patterns. at iOc. yard; !;
Hemstitched Lace Stripe Null, lOc. yard.
Our India Linens are finer and sheerer than
you will find elsewhere for the same money
This We are told by every customer VINO buys
them. and we become moro and more convinced
OF the truth OF these remarks BY the quantities
wo sell.
Our White Goods Department is complete In
every particular. and we feel proud Of the many
styles VIC are able to show you. Come and SEQ
them, and you will certainly hnd something you
are in need Of, and at the right price. too.
Swiss Flouncings and Embroideries are having
speedy sales with US now. Having secured these
goods strictly from first hands We arc therefore
able to show some Of the most superb patterns
to be seen anywhere. In fact the styles are ours
exclusively in many instances, and you will savs
the middIe-man's profit of % par cent BY buy
Ing your Swiss Embroideries OF us
Black Lace Fiouncings is one Of the articles We
cannot allow to be passed By without calling
your attention to our selections We show Fine
SILK Spanish Guipure and Chantilly Fiouncings
from 81 a yard upwards, and as We have Just
opened our fourth supply Of these goods We will
appreciate call and inspection Of this stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
~ GRAND EXCURSION
TO NoRFoLK
By sToNswALL JACKSON CAMP, No. 50
PRATERNAL LEGION,
SATURDAY, JULY q, 1888

The train will leave the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot at 10 o'clock +. ~ Returning, will leave
Norfolk July 29d at 1:20 Z. NJ. No time lost from
business. and the committee gcarantee good
time 20 all who attend and good order.
Special coaches for colored people.
Fare, &i.5o for tho round trip.
Persons taking this trip can visit Ocean View
and Virginia Beach with their many attractions.
10 10, 7,3l&Jyl, s. 1917 1891
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
ABIG GSTRIKE
HIGH PRICES.


la4cY Yad-wdeB
xc Yard-w iis PLAIDs at isXc;
CHAdBRAYs Moc
&c PQUE at I2Xc;
CoLoRED sCRIM
WOOL CHALLIEs siisHc;
CoLoRBD LAWNS
GINGHAMs
CANVAS CLOTH
2sc DOTTED asISc;
4c EMBROIDERED sw1ssEs
WHITE INDIA LAwNsat5e:
INDIA LAWNS
a
pieces EMBROIDERED upwards
LACE FLoUNCINGs upwards;
200 pieces al cdOrs a and
Ia GOODS
piece TRIMMINGS
MITTs FANS COVERS
sCARFs
TOWELS TIDIEs AND QUILTS
Finestu
CAsHMERE
ALI-wooL PLAIDs
HENRIETTAs, shades ste28c
LACRs
7sc4s snchCR ORIENTAL
PARAsoLs
Our md 8 PARAsoLS
bargains IN JERSEYS
Inner varley o 10 CoRsETs
MATTINGs oI-cLOTHs LINoLEUMs, to
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
eENTEMENs from m up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
M;Net, Rkooda Il .Ee.ka.t.
.xCUn.Io,s. p,C.Stcs. &c.

RAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
" SION TO WARWICK PARK.
MONDAY JUNE 18TH, and TIL L KSDAY JUNE 2isr.
GRAND PYR0TECHNIC DIsPLAf.
Fine Pavilion and good String Band In attend.
ance. Refreshments served at city prices.
Gondola CHIMBORAZO leaves her wharf At
$50 and 1880 r. NJ. Tho $50 trip is specially for
ladies who may wish 10 go down earlier and meet
their frien nds atlaier boat. Returning, leaves park
at II p. M. Positively no liquors sold or I'M
proper characters allowed on boat or grounds.
20 l7-lv l.. l.. LYNCH, Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
TXCURSION TO LYNCHBURG

EXCURSION TO LYNCHBURG
~ via Richmond and Allegheny railroad SAT-
URDAY NIGHY June %. 1888. Train will leave
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad depot.
toOt Of Eighth street. at 10 O'Clock y. NJ. arriving
at Lynch burg Sunday morning at O'clock Re-
turning. leave Lynchburg ats Y. NJ, arriving Ia
Richmond Sunday night st 1890 O'Clock. "So
time Lost from business" Parties wishing 10
yisis Natural Bridge can do % on this train. as q
special train leaves Lynehburg for The Bridge at
S O'Clock sunday morning, aud returning ar
rives in Lynchburg AZ 7. NJ, thus giving eight
hours 81 the Natural Bridge. Fare from lynch
cial cosches for col0rcd people. Ladies' wltnort
escort viii De properly cared for oy the commit-
toe. Fare ior tho round trip from Richmood 10
Lynchourg, S2. Refreshments on the train SO
city prices. No intoxicating liquors allowed on
the train. Tickets eau DO had Of the following
committee: George VI Dancc. 3c2x Pine street:
W. b. Clark. 408 south Laurel street and at The
train on the night OF tho excursion. 10 l0-Su2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

EXCURSION TO THE CAvERNS
II OF LukAY AND NATURAL BsIpox By
tho Chesapeake and Ohio railway JULY - 19e4
and Natural Bridge and resarn, so; Luray and
return. - nckots Gcod for ten dayA
CLASH. MCDOWELL d ApAxA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
. GRAND EXCURSIONS EVERY

> GRAND EXCURSIONS EVERY
- WEEK.
commencing June 7th.
Elegant steamer ARIEL Tho famous and
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MooSLIGHTS"
TO DUTCH GAP;
leave 7:aO z. NJ: return 1880 y. M
SPECIAL NOTICE.
There will be no NOONLlCHr EXCURSION By
steamer Ariel on TUESDAY. 18TH issrAsr.
AND IJis
SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO fHD
MONITOR FLEET;
leaves r. Il sharp; retarns $50 p. y.
Band Of Music. Grand Piano. and Resfsxh mepts
on ali Excursions No intoxicating liquors ,r
improper persons allowed.
Tickets oc; ehildrea Zc.; ander nvs ysa1
free.
Tho ARIEL can oe chartered for any Of the
above excursion irips BY churches, societies etc.
at yERy Low KArzs.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
70 t3m iii east Nam street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
EXTRAORDINARY
OFFERINGS.

Our SPECIAL SALES OF THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY have kept us so
busy that We are at this writing unable
to mention in detail the many goods re-
ceived since our last bulletin. In
WHITE GOODS in particular we have
received many JOB LOTS in styles va
ried and pretty, and at prices that will
assist US in maintaining our reputation
as leaders OF low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
NOTHING BUT BARGAINS IN SLIPPERS.

LadIes' Morocco House and Street slippsrs-nat
in fnct-something very comfortable for ten
der feet worth 75c.-our cut price only 39c. !;
Ladies' Black Lasting Slippers that would cost
you 75c. elsewhere-we have cut tho price
Ladies' French Kid Newport Ties. sizes Ss to rs,
az Sc. worth 81;
Ladies' opera-Toe Slippers that would cost you
75c. elsewhere we sell for &c;
Ladies' PAtont-L ea atherIip Oxfords, on c, ID, and
L last the quality that sells elsewhere for
$2-cut price only 97c.;
An odd lot Of Ladies' Opera-Toe slippers, worth
from 81 to sl.50-cut price 69c.;
Ladies' Diamond-Shape Patent-Leather-Tip OK
fords. lovely style, would cost you In ashoe-
store ss-cut price only flla
MISSES AND CHILDREN's SLIPPERS
Childrens French-Kid and Kid-Llned Newport
Ties, sizes 1878 to pc, would cost you else
where fl-cut price only 49c.
children's opOra-Toe slippers. sizes igs to Ts,
worth 81 cut price only 5Oc.;
Childrens Strap Bow Sandals. sizes rs to ii's
worth sl-cut price only SIC.
Childrens Oxford Ties, Gloye-Kid Top and
French-Kld vamp siEos s. to i2's, worth
fi2o-cut p 1co only 6qc.
Misses French Kid and Patent Tip Oxford Slip
pers. sizes Iss TO 2s, elegant quality, worth
Ladies' French-Kid. PatentTip Oxford Slip
pers, with French heel, very stylish, sizes
AVS 70 7s, worth sa-cut price enly vsc.
Ladies french-kfd button UxIor1 Sitppef5. kiu-
lined. Preach heel, and silk-worked button
holes. worth $2-cnt price only 99c.;
Childrens 5oc Spring. Heel shoes reduced to
acc.
chiidrsn's French-Kid. Spring Heel Shoes. sizes
SIS 10 i0kis, worth si.b0-cut price only sgc.
Children's french-Kid. SiIk-Work Button-Hols
Shoes, sizes SIS TO les, with heels. the quality
that sells for <i.5O-cut price only s5c-;
Infants Button Shoes In petentleather. Kid. and
grain, sizes rs TO SIS, worth 5oc.-cut price
only lec-:
Lsdiss' Low-cut Canvas Shoes. trimmed with
leather 10 match, In Lace and Button Ok
fords, handmade, SIS, As, and b's only, worth
ss-cut price only sf.4s:
Mons Embroidered silk-yelvet Slippers, also In
plush. tan. and black alligator, vsry elegant
quality, would cost you elsswhose se-cut
price only 69c:
Mems Carpet slippers. solid-isa.her bottoms.
worth 7sc.-cut price only sc
L. ROSE 4 SON.
ss EAST BROAD srRExr.
nu cu1rnRs OF PRIcyx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
MINERAL WATERS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS.

We are AGENTS for the sale Of the STANDARD
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS, which for so
many years have maintained a WORLDWIDE
REPUTATION and gi' On seiqt to the FAMED
VIRGINIA FOUNTAINS, from which We got our
supplies direct-viZ.:
WHITEsULPHUR, BUFFALO LITHIA,
ALLEGHANY, ROCKBRlDGE ALUM,
HEALING, WALLAWIATOOLAA ALUM,
CAPON. WOLF TRAP.
Besides these celebrated waters We keep con-
stantly on hand
B!s,MINE AND ARSENIC, SARATOGA VICHY,
HATBORN, CONGkRSs,
and stocks OF EUROPEAN WATERS. Descrip-
tive Pamphlets sent on application.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Agents Virginia Springs Waters,
No. 5 Governor street, Richmond, Va
1ol4-3m
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INCLUSION TO THE CAyERNs !: !, $,

II OF LuRAY AND NAgUsAL BRIDGE BIZ
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
Train Will leave Chesapeake aud ohio depot
JUNE 20, 1853. At f050 O'Clock A. NJ. Tickets good
for ten days. 70 re,orn on any train. Richmond
20 Luray aud Natural Bridge aud return. IS:
Richmond 10 Luray and return. 81: Louisa 70
Luray aud return, t330s Gordonsyills 70 Luray
and return, s.; Charlottesville 20 Luray aud re-
turn, $3.50. Tickets for sale BY J. N. Thomps
eoreer Second and Broad streels and e NE
train by The committee.
J. ~ THOMPSON q BROTHER
IN IN 10 IA II ~ n o4kof
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A PPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
IA. 70 Merchants and Planters Savings Bank
for RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE No - for
fftsen shares OF stock standing Ia The name of
John Moffatt same having boon iost and I'll
persons are forbid negotiating Or trading for
Same ny t3Suos
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iOc Yard-Wnito Lawn cut price only &C..
6kc Fancy Figured Lawns, in full pieces ana
lovely styles, cut price only &C.;
exc. Fancy Lawns, Ia fun pieces ana ioFeiy
styles. cut price only s4c; go.
Cream Seersueksrs that cell elsewhere TOT eSe',
cut price only 4ke..
French Pefcales. full width and fuh pieces,
worth i21Sc. cut price oDly 7c.:
Fancy PeTcales for Boys Shirt-N aists, beeuutui
styles, having a Faucy-Sfipo Border 70
make Collars aud Cuns for same, worth
i2kc., cut price only tkc;
Pine Quality Curtain ScFim. the kind mat Soils
elsewhere for i5c., cut price only Ne
Plain White and Fancy Check Crash Tor Towel
ling. the qualify that soils elsewhere Tor iVc.,
only 3kc;
The prstilcst styles Ia Cbsiiies you ever saw
tho quality that sells elsewhere for lzHe.
cut price Only IKE;
skc Apron Check Ginghsms, cut price only &C.
yard.
l.. ROSE & SON.
20e EAST BROAD STREET.
CUTTERS OF PRICES.
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White Goods.

Our customers have lot forgotten the large
purchase We made IN January OF one OF the
largest trade sales ever hold in New York. We
always look ahead for our customer and friends,
We have a fe@ OF these White Goods left, and
will offer them az the same prices We did four
months ago
Nice sheer White Goods at exc. worth lOG
Others In prODOrtiOn.