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We have on hand an assortment complete in every
detail.
Our entire stock has been made up to our special
order, and the consequence is that have on hand
stock Of Garments perfect in every particular extra
strongly sewed and which guarantee to wear Der.
feet fitting.
STYLES THE VERY LATEST.
NEWMARKETs IN BEAVER. DIAGONAL AND
INDIA STRIPED AND PLAID CLOTHS
All the leading Shades.
Every imaginable Cut. Elegantly Braided Astrachan
trimmed. Tailor-made. gotten mp in hrstclass man
ner only
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED RAaLANs.
"both Braided aud Plain Cloths are going to be
extensively worn. We have . line that beyond de-
scripon. and will simply say that they are unex
cell0d In style, tit, and finish.
PLUSH GARMENTS.
We have always taken particular pains with Plush
Goods and this eclpsed every previous
effort Every Plush Garment shown by us is of supe-
rior cut nnish and quality, and perfect At is guar
anteed.
MISSES GARMENTS.
We have . beautiful line Of all the most desirable
styles in both Plain Cloths and the large Paids which
VIII be 30 much worn this season,
BERLIN MADE GARMENTS,
OF our own direct importstions in both Ladies' and
Chudren's Goods for style and they are unsur-
passed. and any one wishing an exclusive garment
should examine our line Of these goods they cannot
be duplicated anywhere in this country.
PRICES ON EVERYTHING. AS USUAL, aUARAN-
TEED TO BE THE VERY LOWEST.
THREE EXAMPLES
line OF Ladies' Newmarkets in Blue, Black and
Brown striped cloths. allwool, the pulled back
and bell sleeves, tailor finish; sizes from 80 to A.
OUR PRICE. s7.75.
An elegant Ladies' Raglan material, Atwood striped
cloths IN the latest shades all sizes extra sizes in
cludedl
OUR PRICE, $780,
very stylish Misses Newmarket, in Plaid Cloths
OF all shades plated back double breasted with cape:
sizes from 8 to 16 years.
OUR PRICE.
s625 FOR YEARS
RISE Soc SIZE.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED ON ALL GAR
MENTs SOLD BY Us
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AurasAou & Bao

Tho proper thing for Full Dreas Shirts for this
season are those shown by ~
They are Open Front and Back in Embroid.
cred Pique Bosoms. unique In Style and perfect
Fitting.
new importation Of Psrrins bet nqus
Gloves just IN.
Our q Dogskin Glove with Patent Tastsn.
ing and Emlkoidered. u unusual good vAlus and
can mot b duplicsted.
aArrzas eas "a ~. oUfrFzsss
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

\ ihNOo AMI OhoANS.
SAspEhs 4 Sr.yM.s,
JARVIS BUTLER IN CHARoE
REASONABLE PRICES EASY TERMS
PIANOS FOR RENT
.I sEf sois5 ohIbIe,sM tPSeh
sr na They Ar an eseTs reS the best Thai can
ability. Pianos for rent SANDERS siAlMAN.
EVERYBODY KNOW, THEM Many OF tie great
fIASos More WGBER piANos ma ana Ss "a Sss
than ever before. Better than l1anos Tor rent
THIS is INTERESTING Too-The p sIHEK.
nrm saceesins The oidssSbssa s sS Of Sa5u .ns
na sc ,s n1rn.rD NSnhs Lar, At that TIM Our.
THKEE THOUSAND CaooO OF THEM
speak the merits Of the "a Isc snd We DO nSs
~ ' SANDERS A srAYMAN.
s sSN Charles si; + wi .i M s.i,aSs Ma y C.
12la Main st. Richmond. Va
THE EsTEY PIANO Lake the grand old Estsy
Oman. IL is sweet an tone. with smooth aud elastic
touch. ample in power and very durable. Pianos
SANDERS sTAYNAN.
VA st. IA ~.
IT rs NOT coNUNDRUM why are t.s Istey
claus! The answer comes readily IL is because they
PUREsT AND SWEETEST TONE.
GREATEST POWER
GREATEST VARIETY OF EFFECTS
BEST MECHANICAL FACILITIES.
Beautiful new styles. moderate prices aud easy
terms
SANDERS A sTAyMAN.
ocl-3m g34 81, W.
HALLEr DAVIS PIANO ROOMS ARE NOW
III open tor Fall Trade Choice lot Pianos for sale
rent special sales 70 make changes by OctoDsr
Bargains. n. l. sUMNEk. sll 9Th ct, NV -e9-6m
HNHE SUPERIOR "KRAKAUE." PIANOS. BUR
II dette Organs and the p ase' Pianos
u. h. KUHN. General Agent,
se15-6m 4Os lOth ct n
KS.BE Pianos
UNkQUALED IN TONE TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
Special attention Of purchasers IL invited 20 our
New Artistic styles" finished m designs Of
HIGHEST DkCObATINE ART
SECONDHAND PIANOS. A nns assortment u
prominent makes . all prices. PIANOS tOk kENT.
Ma. kNABE a Co,
myl Sl5 Market Spare.
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SPECIALTIES.

DY ELECTRIC TkEAi MENT CAN SPEEDILY
I'D cure any case Of Rheumatism, Neuraig1a Catarrh
Asthma. insomnia. Paralysis Weakness, Loss Man,
hood, Structure, umor fistula st ktus' Dance Epi-
lepsy dyspepsia Faulty Circulation Cold or swesty
Feet Kidney or stomach Troubles. Nervous Afectons
and all Female Complaints. Practice connned 70
Once. Dh. W. HAYWARD. Electric Specialist,
1919 st. NV ocl2-l
a7aR. MULLER s2s 18TH ST. NV, TREATS
~ all chronic adeceon Of the eye. ear, throat ca
tarrh- &c.
Office hours. e-l2; rs. sunday from 10 to O.
ocS- Inn
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EDUCATIONAL.


w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
for tae training Of teachsrA
Model Underwater snd Primary acAorr
Established 1874.
Ma LOUISA POLLOCK. Principal
lOlT lOth.s
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

n b. LkIhkI A&Co.
d. 4ormerly with 7. Hanson Hiss Cor
WALL PAPERS.
We have just received lAnse consignment Of neg
spring PATTERNS We selling all lac- white BACK
IsIers % yards long for Toe per piece. Gilt Papers
DC. 10 ~. Embossed Gilt 3lc. 10 -. All
gork guaranteed nrst-class fresco Painting and
TntIns . speciality.
}. b LEPREUX BRO Dos stsw
9Th street pass the door myl
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ATTORNEYS.

RIvoRCEs A SPECIALLY BY A LAWYER OF
IL ~ years experien this city Cor suItxtion
str ,ly confidential with, charge Low chrree
70 deserving poor Address AT rORNEi z star ONCE
ocll-6rs
Ohm AMBLER SMITH
d COUNSELOR AT LAW.
699 st NV, practices before courts Of D. G. Va
Nd and NY sslY-1m
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATToRNEY-AT-
avenue. Washington. u q kesaasnca LIS "a
o.. Dig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

LUG eoIai uumUer Vi persons employed on q typ.
ical japanese newspaper, says the Ntchi Ntchi
Shimbun, is as follows: One political director. one
chief editor, f1ve assistant EDITORS four proofread
ers, one shorthand writer, twelve reporters or news
gatherers, three or four compositOrs each with
,nas Twelve men In the
lng Total OF Loo persons. the reporters are the
weak point for the editor frankly tells you IhaI ir
home Notion, as they are paid by results and even
tnen they 90 not often earn more than &C or 40 a
month. They therefore deliberately invent a
vernacular PAPER have had nfty items of news
ABOUT my movements, OF ludicrOus inaccuracv 60
thy indeed, Is the reporter that an as
eastans eo!Cor IL always sent when any BODY of i'm
poance desires or Is invited TO be interviewed As
regar0s the supply OF news, the best papers nave
or Sw on Sorsesponoents almost always men en-
some OF them have mail CORRESPONDENTS snro H1u
generaaiy young men who have gone to Europe or
collecting full accounts OF snythin1 ths, nc, =,
Japan, but the trail OF the untrusIWorthv
~ Sv ,n a ana ms greatly reduces It's Interest
BY few rch and influential men VINO Eeen ~ sSa
background. WV ~oop IA ING
THE OLDEST T0KYo NEwsPAr.R.
and, perhaps the leading one In japan. IA the
Nsens Nscns Snsmoun-Dotiy Nescs-of which
NJ. n. seA y editor and part proprietor. Mr. Sekt
duced oy the modern tendencies OF his pPs,ktoU U
fetsonany Young man OF line features and
cnaIinlnS mannere ne u ~ the same time \ uolitf
cal student with weil-reasoned CONVICTIONS unon
poltics and political economy In the absrrsct' Ana
very dennite views, II perhaps TOO enshns1s - -
ones as 70 the practical application OF his Theorses
70 the problems and needs Of his own Tina ana
people. Like almost all educated modern jansnsse
he speaks English with ease, and on his recent re-
turn from European trip Of political sfudies0
spent chiefly In London-he turned over 4 nan
Leaf In his newspaper. For years the Nichi Nfchi
6hswbWn had been regarded as the mo1In'
piece OF the government. and the happy pos-
sessor OF the advantages which spring from
such Q connection Indeed, one 9Ovefnmenr
onncial, who ought 20 know, told ne ths
exact amount In dollars Of the subsidy iI received
But on the whole, a Mr. eekt discovered, the dis.
the advaatageA and nowhere does the suspicion q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

The MISSES KERR's School for Young f>s,s, ana
Little Girls WIN open WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. "a A.
commodations for . limited number Of Boarding Pm.
pils se3-m
TlHE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY: LOc1-
i ton beautiful aud heelthful; large ana well-sp-
pointed faculty; thorough instruction given in Arr
Science Music. Language. kocution. and Cais thercr
Expense modersta Fec cssa,oEps and terms adarss
President
gsHE COLIIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.
Il (Thrteenth YeAr). Select institute for limited
Number Of Boyh Engi1sh, Clasaics French Mathemnf-
tcs. No extra charge Tor French school opens OTO-
BkR l. and closes JUNE l-153e Ut NV, nssr ths
Aflington HotAl LUC1EN =. c. CoLLIRRI n -
Principal rofer1. By special permission, TO M n
1cfheSson, Of New Jerssy; Hon. Thcs u Hsysrd -.
rstasy Of state; yadxs Andrsw Wylia Capt lf.ncb
TSRIENDs SELECT school,. 1917 81. n. IA
II Primary, htssmoa1ntes and High School for bo:k
sexes. 6txfh year hegius septemher %, With corps
Of eight teacher% al expoEencod md peolossonal IL
0truction in Engltnh. Mathematical Lan1uag1a M
SCIENCE Pupils prepared for oonore OF bQinsrG ~.
IHSossrory worE CsiEshsnic dr5if IL ccksoi =
we'll supplied with chasss. rasrenos books ed ~
ell end chemical appaxatuA Text bod f0Hi1Iko1
o@ss sSss-io an i'd e = p; Sc f7 4EiH
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MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
hoo. 11o4. LOG. 1l16 M st and l1cs 1lthst
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
fourteenth year opens WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I'd
i0r reception OF boarding pupils; THURSDAY, OCTO-
BER Attn. Tor reception Of day pupils.
All applications for admission to the day school
should be made prior to October lst
se5-2m Ars. l. j. SOMERS. Principal.
TUE McDONALD-ELI1Ss SCHOOL, 1905 nth
French Boarding and Day school for young ladies and
little girls. sixth year begins September 70, 1888
For Information address the Principal,
se22-1m Mss ANNA ELLIS
M ISIS J. A. DABNEY, TEACHER OF MUSIC
M 1910 x st n. ".
Special attention given to bsginnera
Terms moderate. ee2z-lms
1928 l5ru ST..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

Ono lot Psrasols, Lace Covered. Lace Trimmed.
Fancy Plaid. Fancy Lined, Gold Tip, &c. Not
one amcng the lot that Is not worth t250, some
are worth s. Your choice for s.
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sToNEMETz FOLDER, in perfect
order, which We will sell al a great bargain IL
will fold au eight or four-page paper the size
pasle the eightpage paper Itcan be really
Ne refer to the petersburg Incsz-Appeai ss 70
che character Of its work. since ths' paper has
me counterpart OF this machine attached 70 is
nrees and new 10 successful operation. Ad-
drsss THk DISPATCH COMPANY
-~afms Richyu0nd Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

9 Bound Gauze Vests for Ladies';
Extra Heavy Brown Pepperel Jeans Drawers for
Men.
ladies' and Gentlemen's India Gauze and Real
BalbriggaR Shirts and Vests:
A Child's swiss Embroidered Cap, In three
styles, that sold for 5Jc.;
3 Pure Linen Glass Towels;
9 Pure Linen paMask and uuckakack Red or
Blue Bordorod Towels;
Extra size BrOcade-Bordered Satin Damask
Towel:
sFancy Bath Towels:
0ne-hali piece Heavy Gotten Diaper:
5 yards Of Heavy domestic Gingham;
5 yards ot YArd-wiae Blesched Cotton:
5yaris Of Extra Heavy aud Wide Cream Crinkle
sesrsucker;
z yards OF Toweiline Crash, I'm plain and striped;
GentIemsn's Fancy-Suised Balbrigga1 shirts,
silk bound and pearl buttons, which formerly
sold for 63c.:
A pair OF Guyotis Gentlenen's Suspenders that
sell the world over for SOC;
2 2Gentlom0n's ColluleId Collars
A pair OF Gentlemsu's Cslluloid Cuffs;
Pure Linen 4-rly Collars;
2 pair Pure Linen 3-ply Cuffs:
pair Of Unbleached Real Lisle-Thread Half
Extra Large sstin-Lined Ties:
Colored p X. Isck Scarf5-usual price Sc each ;
Imported Welt T. X. or French Cambria Ieck
Scarfs-usual price ioc. each;
dozen Long Percale Ties;
, Colorsd. Bordsred Hemstitched Gentemens
llandkerchlefs:
Pure Linen White HomstItched Hsndker-
chiefs:
A choice OF 500 dozen pair Of ladies' Kid
Gloves, in 5-Buttonee Embroidered, 4-Buston
Plain, and 5-Hsok Lacing, In Blacks and
Colors, that formerly sold for Soc, Zoe, and
ST.:
Embroidered Initial suspenders in alligator
boxes that are worth 50c.;
spair Of Seamless, striped, Unbleached, Ribbed
Top, Solid-COlor, Heavy, British or Mode
and Tan Hali-flose, each pair Of which Is
worth almost double:
A pair VI Gentlemsns SilS-Embroldered Sus-
penders. with Drawers-Supporters:
9 pair Of Full Regular Made Fancy-striped La
diesiIfose:
Q pair Full Regular Made MOde color) Ladies'
Hose that are worth pc. pair;
4 pair Ladies' Sumner Balbriggan Hose;
A Painted GauZe Fan;
3 Lace White Feather Fans:
Largo Haod-Painted Satin Fan:
A Large Black Satin Fan;
A yard OF auy shade Of Brocade and Plain Vel
veteen that is worth 75c.:
A yard Of Black All-Wool Nun's-Veiling;
A yard Of All-Wool Black Alhatroes;
A yard OF all-Hool double-width Debege IN %
different shades Of gray and tans thGt usu-
ally sells for 50c.;
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Deeds are greater than 1C0rdS,
Facts stronger than fiction.
What promises are made.
What guarantees are made.
What statements are made.

When it comes dow11 to u basis of facts 1ce uil1
do better BY yow than any other house. No matter
h0uO IoW Ue WiIL sell lOwer.
For one week ne will place hundreds of Chill
dren's and Boys Suits at your dlsposaI arranged
in three prices-- $2.@5, $3.50, and $3.50.
S225 ui1L buy your choice of our stock of Boys
Suits that sold ut $3 and $780,
$3.50 uiU buy your choice of Cheviot, Cossi-
mere and Flannel Su1ts that sold at s. md So.
$3.50 wjU buy your pick Of all our Boys Fine
Suits that sold ut 81 and $8.
Tomorrow, lIonday, and during the Week we
wiU food the torn vjth Boys and ChiJdren's Suits
at ,$2@5, $3.50, and $h.9O that wiW sichem all
conapetitorS This is business statement, and
means Just 1chat the Words imply.
EUery one cordially inUited TO be on hand and see
W7aat it is to secure real bargains.
One uCeeb only. B. FLORSHELN,
One-R,ice Cz0tIier and Halter.
,,s corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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WILL BUY
ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
WILL BUY
ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:

yard OF s. Inch wootFilled Cashmere, In
Blue aud JotBlack, that IL worth 14c.
yard OF all-Wool gray and brown double
width Tricot that Is worth hOc.:
Five yards OF Merrimac Shirting Prints that are
worth 6kc yard;
Two yards Of Wool Chslle that is worth isc.
yard:
Four yards Lscs-strIpsd White Dress Goods that
is worth i0c. yard
Ten yard. Of Plain White India linen Lawn:
A remnant Of yards of White Boucle-Strlped
White Gseds that is werth i2Ac.;
yard of Imported Sheer-Suipoi and Polka
Dot Null that Is worth 50c.
yard Of ls-inch wide French Cambria that Is
worth Soc:
A yard Of slLover Swiss Embroidery that sells
elsewhere for J0c.;
A yard OF slI-ovsr Cambria Hamburg that sells
elsewhere for SOC.
yard Of sxtra-heayy Imported Welt 7. X. that
set II OF gV5 coIored Oh red Braided Ornaments:
A Chllds ine Allsatsr-Skin satchel that Is
real zeal Kid-llnei Purse in oil colOrs extra
coin partltion) that Is worth JOc.;
An Alligator Purse, long shape, with oxydi1ed
silver front:
Twelve dozeH good Fearl Buttons In siSes
Six dozon Fancy Metal Buttons IN all shades and
coors that arc worth lOc. dozen;
Six dozen Pearl Shir,-Buttons;
Three cards Of No. Linen Torchon-Edge, y
yards on card:
Two wards OF 4.inch vide Swiss Embroidery that
yard OF 1l-inch wide Swiss Flouncing that Is
worth soc;
A remnant Of from to yards OF = big assort-
nent OF Cream. White, and Tan Oriental
Laces that arc worth from 10 to l5c. y1td
Two yards OF Pure SIX wn-Edgo Satin Rib
bon, No. ., In IS shades;
Two pieces of l0-ysrd Daisy Ribbon;
Two yards Of Sstin-Edgo Moiro Ribbon In every
shade:
A Chllds Guipurs Collafetto:
Five yards Of extra styles OF Snttcen
Three yards OF Striped Dress Flannel;
A yard OF Checked summer Sil<:
A yard OF every shade Of Al quality Of Satin:
A yard OF yArd-wide Striped Furniture Linen IN
wide and narrow patterns:
Your choice of our usual 4Oc. Oxidized Hair
Ornamonts
! Your choice OF Mourning Rhinestone Scarf Pins
that sell usually for Soc;
Oxidi1ed New style Silver Mourning Brace
lets;
now Pansy Lace-Pin that formerly sold for
Doc;
A Roll-Plate Chain Lace-Pin;
Solid German-Silyer Thimble;
Your choice OF i,c00 Roll-GOld Lsce-Pins and
Breaches from n general assortment that
usually sell Tor 80 anu I5c.;
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! 2 pure Linen Collars and pair OF Linen Guns
A yard OF sl.wooI Alta,ross In Cresm. LIsht
Blue Pink Lilac, and Mite Green, s2-inchcs
Wide that WAS reduced from 5oc.;
A pair nf iarg sst sizo Cauneid StOckngneu Dress
A pair OF Nickel- Plated Hair Curriers';
Two 3 az ed pear- Handle Knife:
3 pint beltleIof Howell's Housonoli Ammonia;
4 complete Hoxsd Manicure set;
4psckages Envelopes and quires gooi, ruled
Nota PaP|.r;
bottles OF Hoyal Glue:
A package Of Atkiuaons white Rose or Violet
Powder and a Japanese pud-Box and swans
down Pt.d:
bottle of rhursion's Tooth Powder ana an I'M
ported f}flsils Tooth Brush:
3 bottles Of genuine Nasellne,
Bottles Browns Preach shoe Dresslns
3 packages Violet or White Rose Baby Powder;
3 hczos Pink o. Mhito swan t0wn;
pair Of pure silk bisck or coored Mitts, hea'i-
iy embroloered;
pair OF Block Six Jersey Gloves;
peir II pure elk wtitc or cream eight-outton
length Jersey Gloves;
2 pair whiio or cream Iaffeia SILK Gloves:
A cream Iaco parasol Cover;
A sheer linen lawn scallOped embroidered HAND
kcrhisf
white or colored emorolGcrei Hemstitched
Hlndkorchieis for ladies'.
8 puro liaen colored porucrel laiies hhndNer-
dozen chilircn's colorci horiered Hemmod
Handksrchisfs:
A pair Of seamless Iiale-l hread lose, hTlpch,
pair 81 brilliant French Ll'io-lhfeai Hose,
black:
2 pair OF children's seamless Ribbed Hose;
2 par Of children's seamless solid color or biack
InCrain dose;
pair OF lkdlesi SOLID black Americana mako
Iisle-Tliroai Hose.
A large olivory-bHcs raby Brush;
Iaiics' silk Natrh-ChAins;
A g-nch long extra heavy Rubber Dressing
Comb:
A vcneorel-b l-back ono-pcco all-brls;lo Hair
Brush
| cakes OF finest Palm SOan.
cakes Of extra large Glyccrine and Honey Soap
(square -hapef
Halt pint bottle OF Bay Rum;
/ Bntf-p pint bnttie OF Florida Water;
l A regular 5O-cent Size bottle OF Oakley's Toilet
Waters-iayander, White anomone, orange
flowers. violet. sNc.:
/ A boz Of >aundcr,s Face Powder;
A box of cakes Of Colgates finest Honey or Gly-
cerine soap:
yards Of pnre Silk Crepe Llsse Yelling;
| A yard OF very large assortment Of Torchon and
Medici ihcea;
A yard Of gtay brown, or brouze Gros-Graln SILK
J that is TOrth iJc.
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NJ AND CLOSE AT Q p. NJ.
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rVHOMAS W. McCANCE, JR., & CO.,
DEALERS IN FUEL

ONCE, 7os east Main street Telephone III.
Fuel Depot, Marshall and Hancock
street; Dock Yara. Pear ana DOCK streo1s'
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MINERAL WATERS. s.oo
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS

We are AGENTS fer the sale Of the STANDARD
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS. vhtn for 20
usay ysArs hare msiafaissx . WORLDWIDE
REPUTATION an4 given estsf V the FAMED
Virginia FOUNTAINS, frs2 wssh We Cos our
su . piiss airsct-viz:
WhffesULrHUk, BUFFALoLlTnIA.
AIIsGHAgY, ROCKBhlpGE ALUM,
HEALING, WALt-AM AAlooLA ALI M
CAPON. WOLF TRAP,
RID SULPHUR. ELUg kfDek.
Essiass these celebrated waters we keep con-
BKOMISR AND ARSENIC. SARATOGA yIcHY,
HATkORN. CoN0kEss,
and stocks NJ EUkoPEAN wATkkS Descrif-
i've Pamphlets sent on application
PURCELL, LAID a CO.. Druegists.
Agents Virginia springs Waters,
No. Governor strees, Richmond, We
1eis-5m
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julius MEYER & Sons,
COL And COB BROAD Street.
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION
OF
BARGAINS.
One lot OF Fancy Jerseys worth q, $50, and
81, strictly all wool. all reduced 10 81.

One lot o, Fancy Jerseys worth "a, s25o. and
So, strictly oil wool. all reduced 10 81.
One lot OF Lace Parasol Covers worth 75c., 81,
AID sl2j They will be sold at o0c. each.
Ono lot Parasols, Lace Covered. Lace Trimmed,
Fancy Plaid. Fancy Llnod, Gold Tip. &c. Not
one amcng the 10. that Is rot worth e.. 90, some
are worth s. Your choice for s.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose, six pair In boz,
worth l2I,c. pair the whole D0x for 6sc.
New lot OF Sheer and Pretty Lawns, elegant
styles and fas. color1, at &C. yard.
Remnant Of Fancy Celored Curtain sorim, also
4O-inch Two-1'oned scrim worth iOc. yard for
Sc.
Ono 10, Of Corseb greatly sducsd, all
worth 81. Tho lattice. Automatic Conformator.
DIR. Woodward's, &C.. for 69c.
sawyor's Adjustable Patent cur-Holders, .
very convenient articles foe ladies'. worth i;c.--
our price TO-.
Gentlomen's An-Linen Hemstitched Hsndker-
chiefs fully worth i7c.-our prico la<e. each.
Ladies' All. iAsen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
IN il-inch. t-nch, and i-inch Borders worth
i0c.-Our price &c. eacn.
Extra valnp ladies' and Misses Hose AZ l2hc
q pair-mant among the lot worth l7c. q pair.
Tourist Ruk ching. six yards In box. and very
cheap al i2s I. a box.
Three sped dial numbers in Swiss Fiouneins-
ono lot at de- worth 75r., another lot at d1Hc
worth SIC, stlll another ri Soc. worth si.2j.
Gentlemen's Piqre scerfs worth Sc. each-our
price is 35c dozen or 81. each.
Our Lace Curtains, 81 yards long. 50 inches
wide, at 81 are o grea, bargain.
Gsnuemen's good quality Jean Drawers 81
25c.--all sizes.
Our summer corseis for 5oc. are just the thing
for present use.
Very nne Pure spun-silk Gioves-were soc, .
deep drop down 70 i2jsc.
One 10, Boys Percalo Sailor collars-wsrs ioc..
down 70 Sc.
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75c Opers-Toe Slippers for 47c.;
81 Trimmed and Pa,ent-Leather-Tip oxford
Ties for g7c:
Misses Opera-Toe Slippers. sizes iS's to 2s, for
35c., worth 55c.;
Misses' Button oxford Slippers. sizes 12s TO 2s,
for &c., worm sl25;
Ladies' Black Lasting Slippers, worth Soc, for
20c.:
ladies' Morocco Flat-Heel Slippers for the house
At &c. worth 55c.;
Genilemtns velvet Embroidered slippers, with
patcut-leather back. for &c. worth $3.50;
Infants Button shoes for l5c.. worth 50c.;
Gentlemen's Plain Caters, worth 81, for 9sc.
BARGAINS IN NOTIONS.
Three cakes Of Toilet Soap in a box for &c;
25c. Bnir Brushes for &C.;
WhitiemOre's o-Drossng-preserves the
shoos--for &c. worth l5c.
Ladies iOc. Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs for
&C.:
Metal Buttons, fancy styles, worth l5c.. for &c.
dozen;
Black Dress Buttons. worth l0c, for &c. dozen;
19 dozen China Buttons for Sc;
Lnrge-sizo China Buttons at ic. dozon;
Large size Horn Combs for &c. worth lOc.;
Black Rubber Combs, large size, for &C. worth
be:
Pine Tooth Combs for &c. worth 1oc;
Steel Crochet Needles for &c. worth lOc;
15c. Tooth Brushes for Sc.
Double Ivory Crochet Needles for &C. worth l5c.;
1himbe for lc. worth &C.:
Two dozen Hooks and Eyes on n card for 2c.;
Large and small Safety Pins for &C. dozen;
Enough Hair Pins, assorted sZes, In a box 70 last
you twelve months for &C..
Spool Gotten. stronger than Clnrk's o. n. r.. for
2c a spool:
Two papers Of good Pins for Sc;
10c. Corset splits for lc, pair;
Hand Salchels for 20c. worth Soc.
Zoe. Inequality SILK Gloves, with plain and
heavy braided hacks At 25c-;
One case OF +. b. COrsets. very long aud perfect
fitting. worth 75c. for 40c ;
Ladies lightweight Spanish Waist Corsets, in
white and colors. for 49c. worth 81.