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GnIh Inn,iea in Sow York.

Tl3y telegraph 20 the DIspstcu.I
NEw YonK. December i9;-Ihe steamsnlp
yahn' from Bremen and Southampton,
broueht 5Ol, $50 pounds in gold.
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PARNELL'S PROGRESS
TWAS FLOUR AND MUD WITH WHICH
ne WAS psLTep
So Says His opponents-'rwss Lime. Says
He--A Misrepresentation Denounced
by Archbishop walsh.
lRr Anrle.Amer,oan canlc 10 the pIspA,ch.l


DrnrIN, IRyLaNp. December i9.-Canon
Cody asserts that II was mud that Was
thrown Ia Pamolrs face and eyes, and not
limo. As ia said by his supporters.
An address signed by twenty-three
women of Kilkenny has been published.
It declares that Paruell. after years of sys-
tcinaiic deceit. has al last been unmasked
and that his very presence pollutes the
soil
rABSErL TO CARRY KILKENNY.
Drr1rS, December 1o.-The Fraezo1n's
IafrYal to-day says: "Parnell will carry
kilkenny in the coming parliamentary
election II the priests hold aloof in tho
contest. Their conduct. it is said.
irOpard'zes action. We know that home
rule without Parnell is impossible No
british statesmen would commit Ireland
fo a man inferior in strength. Parncl eau
restore the financial situation between
Ireland and America"
DumAN. December i9-Parnel and his
colleagues drove 20 Johnstown to-day.
Puucl stlll wears bandaQes over his eyes.
Redmond. aliudlng 10 the donials that
lime was thrown into Parnelps eyes, de-
c'ercd that two doctors stakod their repu-
iauon on the fact that II was lime thoy
found iu his eyes.
vOTss AGAINST PARSELL.
The Grsnard Board Of Guardians has
adopted resolutions advising Parnell 10 re-
igc temporarily.
The AthlOne Commission has voted
against Pafnell
MOIIOY. n. J., WITH Mccarthy.
Dublin. December lg.-MOllov, member
oi Parliament for the Birr Division Of
Kings county. has gone TO South Africa.
But before bis departure he left his appli-
cation for tho Chlltern Hundreds with
Mccarthy for use If necessary.
LONG LIFT OF MCABTHYITEs.
The In9pgressibf ibfpublishesa four-column
list of names of McCarthvites. the names
Of the members of the McCarthyIte Com
mitteo filing the first column. The list
includes the names 0f prominent Dublin
clergymeu and leading men of the pTOfes-
eional and business classes throughout Ire
land.
TWAS LIME.
IoNDOV, December 20.-Tne Kilkenny
oorrespondent Of the Telegraph declares
that ne tasted a portion OF the contents Of
tlt bags which were thrown at Parncll and
l,- trends and found that the substance
wa- gritty and acrid and had doubtless
boon collected from the small lme-k kllns
situated about Castle Conner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Nesselroio Pudding, Marrow Pudding. Pionn-
bier, Merauge Glaco, lce-Cream al nasors and
shapes at NohArAs'
M east Main sirsot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Ghri.tnAs Keci

Christmas Beef.
Now is the time 10 leave your orders for
Spiced Beef, Corned Beef. Roast. and other
meats with A. Eichel, No. Si5 north Sixth
street, who has nice line Of meats for the
holidays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

No Christmas aud New-lear's iablc should ba
without bottle OF Angostura Bitors, the world
renownod appetizer Of exquisite flavor. Beware
~ countarfaifs
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Freely We Have Received; Freely Give. f"

This motto, displayed over the pulpit of
the Seventh-Stre Christian church last
night. was an indication TO only few OF
the sweet gift Of song that MAS soon to Do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

II you wan. tho best friEOake, Almond.
Cake Pound-C Gaze, or citron-Cake send your
ORDERS 70 W. n. MOgsrAs, III cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

FoR THROAT DISEASES AND coCGHs use Rsowss
BRoycHIAL TkocHs. Like oil really good
things ttey srs initiated The sonuino arc sold
only in boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
ENIN REFRACTORY.
He u Recalled by wissman from the In
terror OF Africa.

by Anglo-American cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
Berlin. CIR. December 1o.-Advices re-
has recalled Emin Pasha from the interior
Of Africa, owing 10 the latter's disregard of
orders. He says that Emn has impeded
operations being carried on under the di-
recrion of Stokes. and has refused TO act
in accord with the plans Of the Imperial
Government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

For Dyspepsia. Indigestion, and stomach dis
orders. uss Brown's Iron B.lers Tho best
Tonic, tt rcbuids tho system. cleans tho blood,
and strengthens the muscles. agientii tonio
for weak aud debilitstei persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
POSTMASTER.

G. w. Bowe has been appointed post
master at Bushnell, swaine county. n. G.,
rice ". l.. Young. removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
AUCTION SALEs TODAY.

FECaNER q ELLIS, ~ r. ", silverware, table.
ana pel-linsn, SC, I0ii east Broad stresL
RICnHoHD BAZAAR, 10 Gni II A. ~, horses.
mules, buggies, wagons, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Large assortmen, Of ChristmatTrso orns-
ments very chcap ~ MogrhH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Boys, buy you Fireworks Of BrEEs pizEini's,,
Save money. All goods sold At Wholesale prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Buy the best Fruit cake in the city from
BURKE Pizzni-h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

n. W. MoEsrA IL better prepared than ever 20
cater for Weddings, Receptions. High Teas. and
Partlos OF ovcry description. His cooks, walt
60, cutlery. and china Is tho finest In the city.
,L "a arranging for your next party si1e him
crit nnd he Will please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

French Mixed candy, Plain Mixoi Candy.
Msillards Chocolates, and bon-Bons AT Mo-.
EsTA's.
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Christmas Card =

of unique designs can be found at the
Woman's Exchange. Fourth and Franklin
streets.
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been present. but as none we're in the car
he would only make it $3.50.
Schwartz then asked whether the Justice
would not place Mr.. Curtis under bonds.
He said he was afraid of him. The case Is
ended" replied the Justice. IF Captain
Curtis should kill you | will attend your
funeral"
ONLY KTEPING THE TRUNK.
The case Of Hannah Brooks (cOlored),
whose arrest IN Newport News thursday
was reported in the Disp1tch of yesterday,
was before court charged with stealing one,
trunk containing female wearing apparel
valued at SIS. one feather-bcd valued at
g. two pillows valued at q. and bed
clothing vailed Of Sl.25. all valued AT
S29.25. the property OF Sylvia Crawford:
There was no evidence 10 sustain IN,
charge against the woman, as she proved
that she was keeping the trunk for her ac-
cuser and did not even have the key. Ihe
case was accordingly dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

MoEsrrs Is the pi.ce to order your Christmas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
Fireworks very cheap a, Nossrts.

Buy Good Csnics. Pure Candies. Frosh Cam
dies from BURKE lPiEzlnish
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oro,,r IN LOSE HIS EARS.

As no ladies were present. Mr. Curtis e1.
pressed his opinion TO ocn~aI,@ tIe.y
freely and told what he though, OF nm, "a
He also. added that schwartz i.i,;oe osu ;s ac ~
have his ears cut of, and, spi,,as p r,s s;s a.;
tions to his words. ran h's Ma nahS $500 aa ms
pocket as II TO get his knife. Mi' aa Sclma,.n
hastily retired from the car anu spi,sss,hh as ths
on the platform went TO lus.,c' od haS as
Mr.. Curtis arrested. ,s
Justice Crutchfield stated that he would
have fnsd Mr.. Curtis go II any iAoies nao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
DON'T SMOKE IN BED.
A Dwelling Burned-Grandm"thsr ana
Granddaughter Burned TO Death In H.

lBy telegraph 70 tho Dlspatch'I
N.w,nv n l. December 19.-By the
hrrn;na NnM~i ~ their small dwelling last night
NJ Ann Mcclure, aged fifty, and her
-.randdauchter. aged Ave, were burned to
death Mrs. McGuire's husband escaped
by jumping from second-story window;
The fre is supposed TO have originated
from McGuire's habit of smoking his pipe
-. 10
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- xss cr,su.y's FUNERAL.
HIS EARS WERE IN DANGER.
Captain Curtis Threatens the Use OF HIS
Kn,fe-No Theft Proved.

Knife-No Theft Proved.
The most interesting case before the Po-
lice Cont Yesterday was that of Harbor-
Mss,or Iohn A. Curtis, charged with
threatening to cut nj. Schwartz.
Frayn tbe evidence given it appears that
the can cantain of one of Mr.. Curtis's .tugboats
purchased in August and September lot
Of taow from Mr. schSsrtz: .s VINO Otst,oa keeps
Mt Sn-,;s receiyed of the purchase was a
visit from a lawyer who notified him that
he had been = il instructed to libel the tug for
the debt which amounted to IS. The bill
was maid on the spot and Captain Curtis
say nothing OF Schwartz until THURSDAY
when they met in street-car on the NALL
street line
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
HOLIDAY Presents.

Having too large a stock / have con-
cluded 10 make further reduction Of my
general low prices and offer great bargains
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
NATIONAL ANS.
A SEw PUBLICATION.

The national capital has a new magazine
thst promises 20 bo highly creditable
publication, and which will include among
It's contributors some Of the ablest public
men. II il called the Andiosidp. and the ini-
tiai number has made It's appearance. The
editor IS Mr. Willis b. Hawkins. formerly
of Chicago. When General Frank Hat
ton took possession II the Wash
intOn Post Mr. Hawkins came on hero and
accepted an editorial position on that pa
per. Afterwards Mr. Hawkins and Others
bought the critic. but did not make IL go.
Now the genial Willis b.. who is q polished
writer and hard student, has undertaken
new line that his friends believe viii
prove successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Diamonds al old prices.
Watches, Jewelry. Clocks,
Sterling Silver and Platedware.
Opera-Glasses. Gold-Head Canes,
Novelties in Gold and Silver, etc.
JoRE +. KoHLEg, 7l5 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Now lie the time To order your Christmas Des-
scrt AZ MORsTAiI
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OTHERS WHO AGREE.

There are other Republicans who agree
with Mr. Stewart that the force bill should
not be- passed, but 1t remains to be seen
whether they will have the independence
10 express these opinions in 40 bold man-
ner.
Mr.. Stewart discussed in a mastery man
ner tho negro question and talked IN the
main sound sense regarding that much-dis-
cussed matter Among those who sat very
near the Nevada Senator and who listened
attentlyely 20 the speech was ex-senator
b. X. Bruce. of Mississippi. the only negro
who ever had a seat in the United States
Senate. Bruce is at present Recorder of
Deeds in the District OF Columbia.
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sH&uL TO CARRY KfLKESSY.
vnIsa Anlrssr rARNrII.

The Granard Board Of Guardians has
adopted resolutions advising Parnell 10 re-
tiIc temporarily.
The Athlouo Commission has voted
against Pafnell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
MoLIo1, N. T., WITH MCCARTHY.

DCBLIS December 1g.-Mollov. member
of Parliament for the Birr Division Of
Kings county. has gone 10 South Africa.
But before bis departure he left his appli-
cation for The Chltern Hundreds with
Mccarthy for use If necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
Black SILKS.

pieces Ertra-hesyy Gros-Grain s.7'o. {;
q n,.cs. Rxtra-aeayy and width 0ros-urain as
81:
S pieces Black Fsille as SOa;
Oar 81. Is Black Faille has been marked 70 s''
and our Si.50 70 si.25 These are real bar
gains
China silks IN sli coiors. In plain and nsured,
for fancy work;
100 pieces Of Fall Ginshams-ths very is'ess
styles Just receiyed:
Colored ss,teens-2o pieces Just received 81
I2xc, and they are tho prettsess OF the seq
simpsons best Blsck AID White Calico o. ekc.;
Good Kentucky Jeans i5c.;
Good Wool Cashmere for mons and boyV wsss
., CSC;
much better grade ct s7xc.:
Fine Ail-wool Csssimsres. for suits, ss ooc.
oaHa, 75c., aud 81:
Heavy Wool Kerseys tsii woop. such - cold
heretofore for ,oc. now only soc. .
Brown snd Gray Corduroy for Hantins-suio q
75c. worth 81:
Blus ALI Wool Assabes Flannel, fail ~ ysfas
wide, at si.a5;
Tns Best Niddlesex Blue Flannel, fui ~ yasds
wide, only 81;
Fin. f,rovu and Plum AL Wool Diagonal ssfsse
for suits ct s. 50-real imported goods;
White ALI Wool Flannel. real nns' sSe'-ths
CSC. kind;
Red. Gray, and Blue Twtliisd FIannss u su
priccs;
Fancy Bslmorsi skirsinss 81 soc per ysrd
F.ncv Cotton Piushes for LAmorequins snd -.
bls-scsrfs st IS and SOC. yssi;
Fancy Figured vslvsss for Furniture Covsssns
a,tLG:
BrocsteIie, In AL colors, for Furniture cevsrtss.
from SC 20 81 per ysrd.
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BLacb Dress Goods.

20 pieces OF Diagonal and Figured Dress Goods,
% inches wide, at i2.c.:
Plain Black Cashmere, half wool. 81 ioc.-sa
inches wide;
Plain Black Cashmere, "a inches wide, hall WOOL,
&c.;
Plain Black Cashmere as 2ic.--tho CSC. Kind and
the 33c. quality we have marked soe.
s pieses All-Wool silk-finish Henrietta, 20
inches, at 42c. This Is the 6Oc kind, and tho
e2ac. Kind We havo marked at coc. Hyou
want black dress don't let this opportunity
clip.
Fine Black All. Wool snk-Rinish Henrietta st es.
75, and Soc, aud 81;
pieces fancy Electoral-strips Henrietta HSi.
reduced from 3Ls,;
lot OF One All-Wool Serges az ood. This 10 the
6.Hc. kind.
8 pieces Of atinch Imperial Serge ss ssc. worth
81;
prlestlcy's Black Goods, In all grades, from 81
to 81 per yard;
Black Nun's-yeilins st 75c., 0oc.; N,sL1u u.oO'
Sl.75, sis, s. and s22a These goods are
the very best and latest styles, including
hsmstitehed. &c.
Black Grape for trimmings;
Black SILK velve,s 500, 60c, 73c. s;c. 81, sixa,
Si.s0, 81, and t2to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
ChinGlCGre.

Handsome Dinner and Tea-Service, de,
corated, comprising 1870 pieces, at
sl2.46 per set, value $40;
Handsome French China Decorated
Dinner-Service at $50 per set, value
$50.
JUST AS GOOD VALUES IN TEA
SETS.
Handsome Decorated Tea-Sets, 56 pieces
at Sc. 55 per set, value $40; 90
10-piece Decorated Toilet-Sets at sf.o''
Here are some special prices in the
well.known Edwards & Allcocks best
semi-porcelain china-English. Every
piece guaranteed against Grazing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
In Glassware.

Handsome Water Sets, consisting OF
jug, two Glasses, Finger Bowl, and
Tray, at 6Gc. per set;
co dozen Imported Thin Water Tum-
blers at 75c per dozen;
rs dozen Extra-Fine Imported Thin
Tumblers at Sl.23 per dozen, value
$3.50;
40 dozen Hard-Polished Water Goblets
at Acc. per dozen;
1 special lot Imported Grecian Star
Water Tumblers at Sl.25 per dozen,
regular value s.. so ,
35 dozen Imitation Rich Cut Glass Salad
Bowls at 10c.;
40 dozen Cream Pitchers at 1Oc. worth
20c. {;
200 dozen Nickel-Top Salt and Pepper
Shakers at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
THE TOWER.
2O1 AND 2O3
East Broad Street.
Special Attractions
GOODS
FOR
THIS WEEK.
Dress Goods.

20 pieces very fine All-wool sergcs. in Gil COZ
ors, at sec. These goods are roally worth
62Hc., aud II you wait later, In all probability
you will, have to pay ths, amour, for them,
as the tendency Of all woollen goodsh Is up
ward;
eb pieces Of Ali-wooi snk-Finish Henriet,as ss
Co., In all tho now fall ehadcs:
90 pieces Of Wool Trlc1te, in cray, blue and
brown, 20 DO sold at tho ridiculous price OF
esc Those goods are full % inches vide and
worthy OF your attention.
90 pieces ot Wool Cashmere. in black. blue,
green. red, and old rose. a, i9c.-Sa Inches
wide;
20 pieces Of 1ns Wool Cashmere, in ali colorings.
st2ic.
30 pieces Of very nns Wool Henrietta full IS
inches wide, In oil colora These are worth
&c.. bu. to make them 60 fss. NO hare
marked them at 9oc.
10 pieces fancy Knickerbocker Stripes In wool.
at 25c. u:
10 pieces All-wool Knlckerbocker PlAids, In
beautiful styles, at t0c.:
Is pieces AIi-wool Stripes and Plaid Cheviots, In
all colors. at 60. These are real nice fof
children and combination suits.
| All shades OF Broadclo.h, for Ladies' Dresses,
pIazer-Jsckots, and Rsefers, fun ~ yards
wide, attl;
lot Of Plaid sergss. IN bright and dark colors,
So inches wide, at IS. ~. and Soc;
Ladies' Cloth in blue. brown, green, rod, p'uni'
garnet terrs-cotta. &C., all wool, full ~
yards vide, at 50c.:
x.Cashmeres, ia all shades, half wool, ioc.:
Wool Plalds, for chiIdrens dresses, a' TO- TN
and 1896:
lights riped Flannels for Blszer-Jscksts, real
nice, at t0c.;
| is pieces OF handsome Boucls Plaid. imported
goods, so inches vide, at si.s5 per yard.
A srea. many novelties in handsome prsss
Goods
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MEETINGS.
!, ON rup PROGRESSIVE

LODGE OF THE PROGRESSIVE
" FSnoWMENT LEAGUE will be instituted
a, Ceo,ral Hail sl4 north Fifth street. MONDAY
ssn,ember 2stp. at O'Clock p NJ. This order
n.vs s,oD in one year, aud sick benent OF sio
-. An ,ccsn,.ble white persons, male and
per s cvsr az fonrteen years admitted on equal
issS In Bsltmoro. Nd, and now has nearly hy
7oO members You are eordisy nni'sa mi 30 70 tIV I
present The aims OF u,a tho wfuVl orsani1sr and
eapleineu py '"' 30 27-2t'
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| Carpets.
Lace Curtains. eve

fore ?
3Sc. a pair for Nottingham Lace Cur,
tains three yards long, bordered al
round. in Cream or White;
SOC. a pair for Tape Bound White OF
Cream Lace Curtains 81 yards long,
beautiful designs
q % n pair for Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, Tape Bound with a 22lnch
Border
Sl.19a pair for pretty Double Bordered
Nottingham Lace Curtains =.
81. .6S a pair for handsome Antique ef-
feet;
81 AS for Tape-Bound 81 yards long An
tioue rockingham Lace;
sl9G pair for handsome Hemstltched
Swiss Embroidered and Appilqued
Curtains
Full line of these goods upto Sl3 strip
S7.96 pair for handsome Irish Point
Lace Curtains, very heavy designs,
and would be cheap at SO;
sa As a pair for the regular $3.50 Irish
Point Curtains;
$40. 20 a pair for yards long Irish Point,
the handsomest kind, worth fully
double what we ask
SIS. 40 pair for those handsome Flor.
entine Curtains, the designs oi
which are simply indescribable;
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The great collection in the market
|DreSS Goods.

There is no comparing this stock with
anv other at any point OF excellence.
Tie newest. the best.
This house competes for the first prlze
in everything it undertakes.
Real Camel's-Hair Piaids, entirely new'
at 45c. q yard-you would guess
75c.
Real Camel's-Hair Plaids at SEC, i'm.
ported. and you have dozens OF
pieces to choose from
Here is Quiet Checked Serge Cheviot'
only 69c. eight colorings to choose
from
Flannel Plaids and Stripes at BIC.
English Mixtures Of Camels-Hair at
Acc. 80 ~ 20
An-Wool Cashmeres at 35, "A, 50, 90, 13,
81, and 9Gc.-full lines IN each
French Dress Novelties-all our exclu-
sive importation
Double-Width All-Wool Gray Mixture
OF Dress Flannels for lSc. {;
See the Dress Goods at %, 70, l6, ~,
10. or oven sc. all marvels OF value,
every kind and color in Broad
cloth.
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MuSJrn UndrlCe0r.

Extra inducements offered this week to
make you look through them.
4Cc. for d Gown, Androscoggin muslin,
cambric ruflled neck and sleeves,
and entire yoke tucked /;
sic. for Gown, Androscoggin muslin,
beaded and tucked yoke, and cam
bric ruffle on neck and sleeves (;
PIC. for a good Muslin Cbemise, en-
broidered in front, two inches deep,
also beading, and the rest Of yoke
and sleeves trimmed in Torchon
lace; ,
lSc. for an elegant Chemise, embroidered
yoke and neck and sleeves;
SIC. for those pretty Embroidered and
Tucked Ladies Drawers;
44c. for fine L IN broidered Rutfied
Drawers, with solitaire tuckings;
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II COLLECTIONS AND PRICES G

81 a pair for genuine French Tam
bour Curtains
s4.93 pair for a much handsome one ;
81. 72 O pair for what you always pay SlO
for;
SO. % pair for an Extra-Fine Tambour
Curtain, spider-web effect;
Sl3. 90 pair is Tambour Curtain tour
yards long which we claim to be the
best Curtain ever offered Tor less
than $50.
See the Vestibule Curtains in Noting
ham. Hemstitched. Tambour, and Flo
rentine; also. full line OF these goods
by the yard.
S5.9S a pair are those Pretty Figured
SATIN Bordered Madras Curtains ;
SO. So a pair for Madras Curtain cover
ed with wide Satin bands.
See the beautiful line of All-Silk Cur
tains-every pair a novelty. -.
See the India Mohair Curtains, with
Chenille borders. Not a pair can be
duplicated at any price when this lot Is
gone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
Lamp Specials.

Handsome Decorated Table Lamps, 10
inches, complete, at Sl.47, value
$3.50;
Handsome Decorated Bisque Table
Lamps at 80. 30, value So;
Beautiful Extension Piano Lamps, Ro-
chester burner, 14-inch shade, com
plete, at $3.50;
80 dozen Annie Rooney Night Lamps at
24c
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Pictures.

Our Picture Department has grown to
double its former size. Special prices !:
Handsome Framed Pictures-etchings-
outside measurement 2S13O, special
price Sl.75;
Handsome Framed Pictures, size 2Sx34,
snecial price S2.47.
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NelO SiLRS.

dollars worth by this purchase.
Black All Silk Faille is reduced to 65c.
yard; n, 90
Another to roc, 92c.. S1.09, and sl.23
24-inch Black and Colored Surahs for
Csc. n yard
Black Satin Peau de Sole. G9c. ;
Black Surahs, Double-WarP, AIl-Sllk,
&c. 81,
Lyons Gros-Grain Silk, 10 inches wide'
for 5Oc. yard ;
Black Surah Serge, 95c.
81 Mourning Tenney, Sl.29;
Irish Faille. full 2l-inch. Sl.50;
Lyons Faille, with Narrow Novelty
Strips, SIPS; -
Colored Silks, Colored Failles, all the
new silk Fabrics in fancy weayes.
You must do the rest 10y looking.
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FIa12nelS.

7c.-27 inches wide;
Heavy All-Wool for dc;
A Domet Flannel. lightweight, for
skirts or Children's Wear, 70 to 80
inches wide, 4ic. yard
Fine imported Flannels, all at our low
prices;
Fancy SILK Throws for Lounges or used
as Blankets-S2.4S for the fullest
size
Embroidered Flannols, narrow embroid-
cred or wide, hemstitched as well,
colored or white. The Flannel IL
Of the finest, from roc. up.
Flannel Shawls, p to 3 inches wide, en-
broidered all around, Sl.75 for a
choice-cost near 50
Cloth Nelly BY Caps for misses and
children, 25c. instead of 75c.
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MILLINERY.
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Look AZ our BLACK STRAW HATS all new
shapes, lsc.--soid elsewhere for ssc.;
VELVET and SILK RIBBONS at a sacrince:
BLACK STIFF WINGS, 9c-never cold Tor iess
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Large BLACK PARROTS. 49c.-choap at 7ec.
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eyory other desirable shape;
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