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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09
CITY BREVITIES.

There will be a meeting of the council
tonight to consider appealed liquor cases.
Esrhe body Of the negro killed by L. List
at ST. Augustine creek Sunday has not yet
been recovered, nor has the other
negro who was in the boat at
the time of tie tragedy shown up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09

The body Of Sandy Grant, colored man
about IS years old, was found floating in
the river at the foot of Barnard street yes
terday morning. Acting Coroner Naughtin
held an inquest and verdict of accidental
drowning was rendered. 1t is supposed that
Grant fell overheard Saturday night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09
Found Dead in Fed.

Doc Taylor (colored) was found dead in
bed yesterday morning, at 25s Bay street.
Taylor retired night before last apparently
all right. and his bedfellow didn't know he
had been sleeping with a corpse until he
undertook to wake him. The verdict of the
coroner's jury was death from providential
QauSpS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09
weon's Case POSTPONED.

The motion for new trial in the case Of
John Webb, the condemned murderer of
Ananias Hill, which was to have been heard
yesterday by Judge Falligant, has been in
definitely postponed because Of the absence
from the city of one of Webb's ATTORNEYS
and Solicitor General Fraser
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09

snake was killed In the office Of the
Savannah Naval Stores Company on Bay
street yesterday marning. 1t was a green
grass snake. about Pa feet long. 1t sur
prised the occupants Of the Office by APP
pearing among them 1t was dispatched
by Capt. G. L. Chestnut and was exhibited
as one of the wonders of Bay street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09
FOa SEAsICKNESs
Use Horstord's Acid Phosphate.

DIR. W. W. BLACKMAN, Brooklyn, N. Y.
says: Il am very much pleased with it in
ssasickness. Several cases have been
brought to my attention where it afforded
prompt and entire relief. "-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09

The only harmless cure for sick head
aches is called Quickstop, and sells for IS
cents, at Solomons & Co., druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09
TIE TALK ALONG tn Q BAY.
rhe Rice Mills Eot in Motion Yet-The
First Sea Island

New rice was received hero last week,
but not mill has started to mill any of it,
much less TO sell it. In the meantime New
Orleans is offering freely and selling rice here
right along and good prices are obtained
BY the time Savannah gets ready to mill
rice aud 1t is offered on the market prices
will be lower and they eau afford TO offer
New Orleans lower under such circum.
stances.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09

When you 60 TO buy Hocd's Sarsaparilla
be sure to get it. Don't be put off with an
inferior substitute. Insist upon Hoods
Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09

The first bale of Florida sea island COT
ton of the season was received here yester-
day by Butler q Stevens. 1t came from
Madison county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09

Old newspapers-200 for 25 cents-rt
business office. MORNING NEws.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09

Results ofshs Ball Gans' 3etwe en the
Country's Big Clubs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-To-days ball
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-09
BATTLES WITH THE BAT.

Ladies, ladies, don't suffer with head
ache-Bradycrotine will cure you.-Ad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Few special numbers in Underwear 10 be
sold az long as hoy last at reduced prices.
100 pieces OF Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke. rune
in neck and sleeves. handsomely finished,
with beading, regular price 81, TO bs had at
Sic.
Bloached Muslin Gowns, cambria ruflo In neck
and sleeves, regular price 6ec, now &c.:
Muslin Cbemiss. trimmed in Irish lace, regular
price Sc, now 25c.
Cambria Chomise, square neck. with rows OF
Torchon inserting and trimmed with Tor
chou lace 10 neck and sleeves, 1nished hand
somely, regular price sl.25, now 9Sc.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. with four tucks and
deep hem, ooly 25c.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with eight tucss and
Hamburg rurle, regular price Soc. now 60c. /;
Ladles' Muslin Skirts, with dosp hem, only S5c.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts. ton tucks, Hamburg
rune IL inches deep. only $3.50:
Corset Covers. CSC. TO So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
FANCY GERMAN STRIPE BED TICKING, reg

FANCY GERMAN STRIPE BED-TIcKING, reg
ular price &c, now eOc;
BED TICKING. guaranteed to hold feathers
only l7c. a yard:
BLUE JEANS for overalls, regular, price ?oc..
this week 19Hc.;
FANCY PANTS GOODS for boys or mems wear,
l9%c. yard;
DOUBLE-FACE CANTON, extra heavy, O.
inches wide. for table use only, 6Oc., regular
price 81;
We purchased last week 200 BEADED WRAPS,
regular price from $40 to SIS, they were
bought 70 be sold a,s2.5G
Bargains In FINE BLACK CASHMERE
sHAWLS.
See our shawls at &c, So, s., and s., worth grea
deal more;
GENTLEMES'S PURE LINEN-BOsoM SHIRTS
reinforced back end front, cotton excellent
workmanship cannot be e1celled, only soc.
LADIES' FAST BLACK JERSEYS, 40c.'
PURPLE PRINTS, only &C. yard.
WINDOW-sHADEs made 10 order.
Soc our Opaque Shade at soc.
A good shade at 371Ic;
JOB lot Of Window Shades, 25c.
Great bargains in MATTlNGs. They are all
fresh eld new.
CARPETS made and laid from now until
March 18th FREQ Of charge.
NEW PERCALES, 1Oc.
FRENCH PERCALEs, 12Hc.;
MOUsLINE DE INDIA, the very thing for boys
shirt-waisis ami ladies' blouses, only i0c.
CANTINE CLOTH, imitation Of China silk pat
terms. regular price 25c.. nov l0c.;
YARp-WIDE NIGHT-GOWN TWILL only &c. a
yard;
rIGIrRED SATINEs only a. a ward.
One lot 2s-inch SATlNE UMBRELLAS, war
rantod fas, black, only &c.,;
LANGDON q. b. BLBACHED MUSLIN only &c.
yard;
ss-lnch FANCY-sTRIPg DRESS GOODS only
25c. a yard
s6-inch FLANNEL PLAID sUITINGs only CSC. q
yard;
4l-inch CAMEps PIN-BLocX PLAIDs only 4Oc
yard;
ss-inch CHEvIoT ALL-woOL LIGHT GRAYs
and TANs, only SOC. yard
4l-inch PLAGDS, imitation Of 81 goods. only
IKE;
4i-inch PLAID SU1TINGS only Soc yard;
shades. sl.IO yard;
PURE LINEN TORCH0N LACE, ono and hal
inches wide. SC piece;
IRISH LACE, twelve yards 10 the piece. ONLY
2Oc.
Very fine ToRCHON. oac inch wide SC. yard
BLUE and WHITE, also RED and WHITE TOR.
CHON TRIMMING, one inch wide, CSC. I
piece;
Fine patterns Of SWISS YOK ING. 500 TO 81.
We have Just opened now line OF BLACB
FLoUNCINtt and NETS at prices from Joc. Il
IS q yard. The patterns are quito differen
from last seasons goods-leaves, ngures, an'
stripes.
BLACK LACE for trimming from one half Il
eighteen inches wide.
New line Of JEWEL TRIMMINGS-Rubies
Diamonds, Amethyst and Emerald.
This week we offer some special bargains II
UANBURGs. Our prices Will meet all compe
ti;ion.
Good NOTE-PAPER, l4c. q pound;
Rest NoTE-PAPER. IN pounds, only a5c';
PowDBR-BOXEs, 7c.;
PowDKR-PUFFs, l0c.:
WIRE HAIR BRUSHES, 1Oc.;
PALM SOAP, Acc a dozen:
12kc. OUTING CLOTBS, 8hc.;
Best EXTRACT, only l5c. an ounce; we VII
furnish you with bottle;
BoYsi and MIssRS' LARGE-SIZE HOSE, sizes
10 9X. regular price 35c.. now CSC:
DRAWN-THRRAD HANDKERCHIEF DC.
GENTLEMRN's HRMsTITCHKD HANDKRR
CHIEFS, coored borders, only i5c. wort
e0c.;
INITIAL LETTERS, fast colOrs, three dozen 70
Sc;
LADIES' HRAvY.RIBBRD HOSE only l2XC
worth 25&;
oENTLEMKN's PUFF TIES. so worth 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
The Surplus Stock

goes to the block. The departments OF
Underwear, Linens, Hamburgs, Laces,
Corsets, Carpets, Silks, Dress Goods,
Notions. Ribbons, Gentlemen's Furnish
Ings, Curtains, and Domestics will lend
amusing prices. No chance for detailed
prices. For instance, the entire stock OF
is open for your choice
iT,,rf1in at about half what
O~' 0"'''' they sold for.
i--.--------,---..-----l The Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing will have 40c. taken of
every dollar in order TO sell out before
the arrival of the new ones.
The Kid-Glove give, so to say, goes
on. We are selling 81 Kid Gloves for
50c.
The lowest prices ever given on goods
since this store has been in existence will
be inaugurated. New Ginghams, New
Dress Fabrics, newness in many OF the
departments will be noticed. Your con-
fidence and liberal patronage OF the past
will! receive merited reward at all times
here.
Tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
he Twill be
la1 2 Toilet Stock 70 1as1 aSlf' fnd SSa

tc do it all. You know the accus-
toned prices of most or every article.
Here are the new special prices:
Regent Periumery Company's Triple
Extract in bulk, 125c. ON ounce;
Oakley's Triple Extract in bulk, 2lc. an
ounce, with vials &c. extra. Ali the
most popular odors in both.
Bradley's or Oakley's four-ounce Triple
Water, 37lc.
Oskley's two-ounce Triple Extract. 37lc.
one ounce of the same, 17c. 4;
Lubin's Triple Extract, 3Sc:
G. A. Mann e. Co. IS Triple Extract-one
ounce, 20c. II ounce. 33c.
Oakieys Violet Of Parma, l2-ounce vial
for CSC.
Oakley's Florida Water-small vials, &c.;
large, 1Sc.
OakIey's West India Bay Rum. 33c. 4;
IL. Nicholson, st. Thomas. W. l., our
direct importation.) quart-bottles,
double distilled for 81. The same
in pint bottles for 2Oc.
A vial containing p ounce pure Glyce-
rine for &c.
W. II. Browns one ounce vial Crab Ap-
pie Extract, 1Sc.
Colgate & Co. 8 pint Toilet Water, 65c. !;
Petroleum Vaseline Cream, Bounce vials
for &c.
DR.. Shefiields Dentrifice, 15c.;
Carbolized Tale Toilet Powder, l5c.;
Colgate Dental Tooth Powder, lSc.
Cachou Tooth Powder for 15c.
Vaseline Cold Cream for loo.
Oriental Tooth-Powder, 15c.
Robinson & Co. 8 Cherry Tooth-Powder,
10c.
Colder's Saponaceous Dentine, 1885,;
Tappan's Powdered Chamois, 15c.
Bailey's Swansdown Powder, &c. /;
Cascurilla, &c. box;
Queen of the Toilet Powder, 2lc.;
La Duchess, 12c. /;
Pozzon's, 2jc.
w. Lawrences Paris Invisible Powder,
. prepared of Bismuth, l0c.
Violet Powder, London, Eng, half
pound boxes for 10c.
Lubin's Invisible Face-Powder on por-
celain. &c.
Ponds Extract, 2Sc.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, 65c.
SWISS Metal GOilSn, uc'
Marechal Neil Glycerine Soap, &c..
Bars of the same. 15c. 4;
Oakley's No. so Pure Glycerine, &c.
Cobb's Mt Olive and Complexion Soap,
DC. cake;
Cohen's Eight Ounce Soap, &c.;
Colgate's Sweet Lavender, 12c. 1;
Oakley's Peach-Blow, &C.;
Savau d'Extrait, 19c.
Balsam Fir, SC.
Cashmere Bouquet, 15c.
FloridG-Water Bouquet, l2c.
White Rose All, 10c.;
Sweet Violet, 12c.
Italian CASTLE, &c.
Colgate's Rosemary, 14c.
Camelia Bouquet, Sc. (;
Three-ounce vial Essence OF Lemon or
Vanilla for Sc.
1I-ounce vial OF the same for sc. /;
Large bottles Of Japan Pot-Pourri, zoe. (;
Queen of the Toilet Face-Cream, 35c.
Double Chamois-Skins, &c. (; medium
size, &c.. II and 3Oc. for the
larger;
Sponges for 3. 6. 10, and 15c.-about
half usual price;
Scrap packages of Chamois Window
Cleaners. SC. !;
Ready for use-Metal Paint, all shades,
in box. for 15c. {;
Gold Paint. sc. a vial
Double Back Rubber Dressing Combs,
Z inches, for &c. (;
Extra heavy, s inches, 10c.
Hand-Sawed Rubber Fine Combs, 81
inches, &c.
The unbreakable 10c. Children's Round
Combs. &c.
Steel Tweezers, 8 and &c. !;
Nail Files, ivory and steel, GOO for one
half price-5 to &C.,
Rubber Baby-Rings, 4c.
Celluloid Nail-Polishers, &c.
Key-Rings with ivory pendants, sc. {;
Large Silver Buf-Boxes, 81;
Japanned, 75c.
Hand Mirrors with corrugated bevelled
glass, Sec.
Olive Wood Large Hair-Brush. 35c.;
Diamond-Cut Perfume Vials. so and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
CORSE'fS.

we intend 10 have a clean sweep OF the goods,
so as 20 close out some brands. The goods Will
be sacr1nced at the following prices:
Our SOC Imperial Corset to go ior xoc.
Our 81 c. q. ia sprite Corset TO go ior 'oc' |;
Our Al 25 Thomson's Corset 70 go for Toc.;
Our Al W. II. Ccruet TO 60 for &c.;
our 7jc Engiish Satteen Black Corset 10 60 lor
ounsl cs Watch-9pring Corset to go for 75c
We keep all other MAKES, such as X. q u, D.
q IL Is. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
WINDOW-SH
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Special efforts this week to sell Gowns
and Skirts at Ssc. and Sl.19 each.
Prices heretofore advertised on all
Garments still continue.
Centemerie Kid Gloves now in stock.
The genuine p. Centemerie & Son Kid
Gloves. Every pair stamped with their
brand.
centemerle Undressoi Kid Mousquetaires. S.,
Tans aud GraYs.
Centemeries, 5-button Black, sl75 pair.
All Kid Gloves over 81 fitted before you leave
the counter.
1t is well known that We are sole
agents in Richmond for the Royal
Stainless Black Hose. If you have ever
worn them you will hail our new Spring
importation of them. We have opened
more than 5000 boxes Of Royal Stainless
Hose for the use of Richmond people.
Those who have used them know that Royal
staIuless Hose never rub OF, never stain the
Tor; never fade. never turn green.
WEHAVEROYAL STAINLESS HOSE
AT THESE PRICES:
Ladies', 25. 80, 80, 10, 5Oc.;
Iisle Thread, 59c.;
SIX Plated. 1jc.:
Drop-Stitch SIX, 81;
Raw SILK, $50;
Children's. 20 10 SOC. q pair:
Mems Socks, 40c pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
GANSS & GO.
3O3 BROAD STREET,

We are receiving case upon case OF MILL
merry, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, WHITE
GOODS. and everything that a lady can wish for.
We are very careful what we select, also 70 get
the very lowest price, 30 as to give our custom
era tho benefit. We are constantly reducing
some article Of which wo think We have too
many. Every week we GIVE AWAY some artl-
Gle, and when we say We give away We mean
selling the goods for half price. This week we
will put several articles in our giTen-awsy col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
HOSIERY.

Syeeping sale OF the celebrated Cieoniast
uosisre fyery paIr guaranteed Fest Black
All 9Sc. Ciesnfast Hose for 75c.;
An f5c. CleanfGst Hose for 5Oc.;
All 6Oc. Cleanfast Hose for 45c.;
All acc. Cioanfast Hose for Uc.;
All 4sc. Cleaniast Hose for $780,;
All &c. Cleanfast Hose for 3Oc.
Also, Just received a lot OF Black and Baiorig-
gan Hose, worth I7c. pair, to be sold on MON
UAY ONLY All l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Cut to pieces.
WOOden1C0re

l5c. Scrub. Brushes, &c.; 10c. Hearth
Brushes, DC.
Painted Mop Holders, 21c.
Wood Fibre WaterBuckets at 46c.
worth 65c.
Curry Brushes, leather back, at 69c.
worth 81.
Blacking-Brushes at sc.
1Oc. Potato Washers. &c.
Hat Racks were 40 and 69c. at zoe.
choice;
Flour Selves, &c.
"Milikens Stove Polish, &c.;
Bread Knives at 14c. worth 2Oc. /;
10c. Screw-Drivers sc.
1Oc. boxes Bixbys Shoe Backing &c. (;
Meat Saws ct 25c.
Round Sugar-Boxes, lao. (;
Philadelphia Lye at &c. Per can;
Red-Seal,,Ly at &c. per can;
Rolling-fins, &c. each.
BASKETS.
At 35c. large Waste-Baskets worth SOC.
At Csc. your pick of any fancy Waste
Basket which sold at Sl.23, 9Sc., and
SEC.
Table-Mats at 75c. per set, marked down
from $l.35;
Stand Work Baskets at 81, reduced from
50;
One special lot of assorted Baskets,
lunch, work. and market. at &c.
cut to pieces. Cracker Jars
C7ooc at 35c. worth 5Oc. Finger
O0~o' Bowls at 15c. worth 25c.
-i Butter Dishes at 10c. worth
25c.
Engraved Tumblers at $50. per dozen
worth Sl.25
Water Goblets were g. per dozen-at
Sic.
-"- SOC. Cake-Moulds at
zmWare. , I5s. BE Come, Coffee.
i.-.--..-..-.--.-.----i Boilers reduced to
25c.
Lunch Boxes, &c.
35c. Block Tin Dish-Pans, 24c.
l lot Oval-Shape Dish-Pans, Dlock-tin,
reduced from SO to 15c.
Bread Boxes at 55c. worth 75c. ct 65c.
worth S5c. at 7jc. worth 81;
Dredge-Boxes, DC. /;
Milk Carriers, quarts, at SC.
4-quart Daily Pans, sc.
i-----'---'-----''---'-----'-- Picture.
Rioture-F Frames: ]! S'.$;: i?:::
18c.; at &c., were 25c. at &c..
were SOC.
16x2O Picture-Frames at 81, were S1.50
IL TO II EAST BROAD STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
THE TOW Err,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
PRoPRlEroRS
NEW SPRING DRESS GINGHANs and CHAM
BRAYs. 64c. yard:
SIMPSON SOLID BLACK CALICO. &C.;
SIMPSON BEST GRAY cALIcoEs, 6Xc.
BABY Carriages, BABY CARRIAGES

We have just received 100 new Baby Car
rssos. are all OF the latest pattern and the bes,
OF nniss. Taken IN all, this Is the greatest bar
gain in Carriages VIC have ever offered.
TRUNKS. BAGS, aud vALIsEs less than man.
utscnrers' price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08

THE coHEN CoMPANy--c Continued.
$3.50, and $3.50. Complete OF
$3.50.
35 dozen Finch Table-Lamp Shades re-
duced TO 12c. each;
At 4Sc. the choice OF over $50 finest
quality Gas Globes, former prices
$l.50, 9ec., &c., and 69c.-youi
choice o. 4sc.
At &c. your choice OF more than 4ot
fine Gas Globes, former prices SIC,
Soc, and 0c.-10-inch brass shade
holders, 35c.
All Hall and Library Lamps at
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS.
16 dozen Tilt or Stable Lamps at 59c
worth 90c.
cut to pieces. Another
Hb1Do sale of Toilet-Seta I'M
O'oo'0C" balance of our stock y
t-------.-----------i Toilet-Sets which wer.
$3.50, 81, and $3.50 are now s5.s'
choice.
Our entire stock of Fancy China. sucl
as Cracker-Jars, Frut-Stands, Salat
Bowls, Salad Sets, Fish Sets, Game
Sets, Pudding Sets, Japanese Ware
&C., have undergone o mark-down o
fully 25 per cent
At ST. make your own selections o
any Ornament, Vase. or Centre
Piece in stock which have beer
$3.50, 1875, 1925, and $685..
After Dinner Cups and Sancers reduced
from 81 per dozen to $3.50;
20 dozen Decorated Fruit-Plates at 6c
each
Carlsbad China Cuepadores, costly de
corations, reduced to 65c.
One special lot Oyster Bowls. all sizes
at &c. each
China Cups and Saucers reduced IRON
80 per dozen to S1.25;
25 white Slop-Jars reduced from S2.9c
to $l.50;
White China Dinner Plates-S inches
at 81. 25 per dozen, were 81.
Ten-inch Decorated Bowls at 2bc.
Special lot Dinner, Tea, Breakfast, anc
Soup Plates at 1c. each.
Real China Covered-Dishes at 5Oc
worth 75c.
Decorated Dinner-Sets at S22.50. were
S3S.
Decorated Dinner and Tea-Set Service
at Sl8, were s25.
Decorated Dinner-Sets at Sl5. were
S1D 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Rioture-Fronses. sFa@s, F l4:.,
II TO II EAST BROAD STREET.
THU SPECIAL CLOTHING SALE

that Is taking place here is great part
of the stock of a Rochester wholesale
manufacturer. About one half of the
usual prices for the best TAILOR-MADE
CLOTHING OF the finest material ever
offered in America. This is not the
usual "brass band clothing advertise
ments sounded by our various compcti-
tors. The goods were shipped as TO be
sold, and they will be sold. Those un-
sold after this month will be returned
and placed in the hands of an auctioneer.
In order to make TIE sale lively one
all HATS that we're $3.50, S2.75, and 50
will be sold for Sl.50
Ali HATS that were $3.50, S1.75, and
81 will be sold for 81.
This, of course, will only be continued
for few days.
In connection with the above sale we
offer one of the best selected and most
choice assortment OF GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHINGS to be found in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
LEVY &DAQlS
y9.I sand 5 east Broad St
arp MAMMOTH NEW STORE TIE
,nu1RATIoN OF THE PEo-
PLE-THE ATTRAC-
TON OF THE
CITY.

i,,vo everything else, this is su-
lr 4 DRY GOODS HOUSE
r.. ~, a few facts that show it:
n. SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
...l to-day represented in dollars
'.,,.p,s amount to over $4,000. The
.ls,,k nearly all OF which is relative
s..ss na.eusD aggregates considera-
,-,,,, $4,000. The Silk and Dress
5. DEPARTMENT occupies nearly one
..,1i orr main floor. The arrange
..of tlc various weaves is such rs
n blp Won wonderfully in making
.s.1sc,;ons. There is an abundance
.,-o,-. r,sniyof light-eyerything that
,s c5a.d think OF to make trading a
.s,,e The ladies of Richmond can
.. ,e;ov the same privileges, see the
,~ nos ties, have the same opportu-
49,. an d pay the same prices as those
,.,.;, New York or Boston. There is
,,-s.,.a why Richmond should take a
,..s sat to any northern city in mat
ta o., Dry Goods.
Esgc ut onr people Just as refined
,-..s OF course our numbers are not
. rsa.. lut DO not our ladies have as
,.3 ul-ment and generous apprecia-
,-ot good thing when they see it ?
L.v:ng upon your refined taste, good
--aat. ana generous appreciation we
l.-s loagLt such a stock IS Lord &
r.r,r would buy for their New York
.,s AL we have not made a mistake,
q. already our sales have been far be-
,slo.r expectations, and you ara fill
r- slr hands with plenty TO do.
We Wearr-aciate this and, of course, do
,tr-ret the tremendous undertaking
r-s.her.n- under one roof such a stock
g Is 1ow here.
orrres.lent New York buyer, as well
81 So stl,ionei here, have taken pride
Z alec,iur these rare fabrics, and here
l,y sra al together. Not q cent
cr,sl t1r looking, for we are pleased
g ..9vyou whether you come TO buy
c-,t This is your store, and you can
hy- pretty much everything your own
y7-.yrcp. the pIice-which is one and
t. aae to ayerybody, rich and poor.
Ee CAL attention to our magnificent
v,lov display of NEW SPRING
IRESS GOODS which will be shown
t-1u5w morning for the first time.
Irsy;tag in the entire window will be
c.'el tbs week at only 5Oc. per yard.
T.y a'e oil the very latest styles, and
LAZY q them are worth from 65 to 75c.
y,y-,l. Don't fail to see these goods.
T. all.tiJn to our regular depart
ts-;s, VI have opened
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sd Ok
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, pir Mems Fine Calf Hand-Welt
E-'es u button and lace, plain and cap
t. bought to sell at s. per pair, for
e..ySi.
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WHITE GOODS.

sc. for A yard Of Checked Muslin that sold for
oAc. , Tor yard Of Checked Muslin that sold for
skc.;
SIC. Tor a yard Of Checked Muslin that sold for
l0c.;
1oc. for a yard Of Checked Muslin that sold for
isxc Tor a yard OF Checked Muslin that sold for
1ss.c for a yard Of Checked Muslin that sold for
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SHOE DEPARTyMENT,

v-sfe We shall keep at all times full
lie Of Ladies, Misses, and Children's,
Mas AMI Boys Shoes. These goods
Y sLal sell at the same small profit
v-,h we sell Dry Goods, which is
-..a less than Shoes are ordinarily
Kl
Ioi2troiuce this department, which
rh4iei IN rear Of right isle main
i'll We shall offer on Monday:
l-Iar Ladies fine Dongola Button
b.', in Opera and Common-Sense
sy.e., toaght to sell at 80 per pair, at
To .oB pnco Of
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JERSEYS.

We'll not mention prices in the paper. but will
let every one who secs them DO surprised az inc
low fpnras we have marked them,
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JEWELRY.
Any one can afford TO wear q Diamond Pin or
Ear-Rings al the prices We are selling them tor'
All Pins which sold for lOc. now &C.
All Pins which sold for l5c. now loc.;
All Plus which sold for 20c. now l4c.:
All Pins which sold for 5c. now l7c.;
All Pins which sold Tor SOC. no" zic''
Ear-KinRs reduced rkewise.
Bracelets, lc each;
Finger Kings ut l0c.
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HANlBURGS.

HAMBU hGO.
1000 yards HAM burg Edgings at 4c.;
1000 Yards Hamburg Bdgings at Sc.
1000 yards Hamburg kdgings O. oHc.;
700 Yards Hamburg Edgings al sHc.;
1,OOO yards Hamburg Edgings at iOc.
All these Bdgings are Remnants and are worm
double our prices