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David Howard, a" sawdusi" swindier, known
to the police Doodle dealci," was before Judge
Benedict yesterday motion IN arrest OF judgment
on conviction or using the mails for tie purpose OF
defrauding unbuspecting persons. lie swindled two
virgnians out Of $500 by Offering to sell ciass
counterfeit noies cheap. Hts LAWYER urged tn { the
class to which Howard belonged had done for the
suppression of cOunterfctllg tan all the Government
oncers together. fne persons hom they drfrsuded.
IL dealing VITA actual cOuutcffcliers would noOa tho
country with counterfeit money hut after being bitten
BY one OF these swindlers would De impossible for
cOuntcrfelter to deal with them. HOward's lawyer.
therefore, held that his client ought be paid by
Government, instead of being seat state prison.
Decision reserved
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LONDON, May 26.-Nr. FRANK Ktes, represent1-
tive OF the American College Boat Clu has lett Dub
lin without eiectlng any important modilcIton In the
arrangements made by the Dabn University Rowing
and Boat Clubs. A.. however. 1t appears that the
events to be declicd at Saratoga open to under
gradual es only, of wAom the Ilub II lny con
posed, the la'trf Intend to se.d undergr'duate
to represent the university. The Rowing lubs grad
uatc crew consists Of PuttliLd the two BArrlstOns,
nnd HicksOn and Will probably appear Saratoga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-27

WAsHISGTuN, May 26.-rhs Cabinet session
to-day attended /, al the mtml ers. excepting
Judge Pierrcpont, who has not returned from New
York The principal topic Of discussion the case
OF Lawrence, the sk smugg,r. whose plea OF guilty OF
n. charge 81 .oik, WAS ne, iotc tu the Cabinet BY
Judge taft whO returned TO this city from New YORK
TINS mOrnny, There va, some dircu.rion upon tho
suDJcct of tnt a " Lawrence, and the unce
Is hat he VIII he tre only On hr charge TO which he
Leh plead guilty. and MOI ON lhe Olher cOuAts.
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Diamond. Lort md Rnund.

Leander Gueman. a New York broker. OF
Pavonia avenue. jersey CITY. missed 5000 worth OF
diamonds belonging to his wife. Ro0srt Euberty alias
Russell. who had been decorating the interior Of the
parors, arrested aud released for lsct OF testi
mony On Friday evening he met Mr.. Guemsn. and
after chatting about the loss voluntarily offered to
company Nj. Gucman TO the pawnbroker's where ths
jewels were pleuSed MIR. Guemsn took Ruberty home
with him and gave lin room the hous taxing caro-
10 lOck the doors. Yesterday morning Mr. Gueman
accompanied his prs sner to New York and tho
aiamo d. were recovered. On the return Detectvs
Clos arrested RuDery.
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jury In the Circuit Court. Brooklyn, recently
declared that Jane SHE lawful wife Of Henry
Shields. who previous TO bis death a wealthy -four
merchant in New YORK. Yesterday Jane Shields was
the plaintiff In tuit before Judge Barnard IN equity.
Tor the adnleneu cement of dover and Judgment
gwen In her favor the Judge directing sale of the
shields properly and the setng aside OF one third of IL
the income thereof to to her during her lifetime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-27

In Marsaretta Inglehsrdts breach OF promise
suit syainst Frank seleger, military secoutremcns
maker before Judge Curtis yesterday the jury award
ed the plaintiff six cents damages She hsa demanded
tl0utO She spinster. nfynve OF age and at
the time OF the overture. that led TO the suit Seeger
was wealthy widower Of siIty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-27

The neiGhborhood OF the lower end OF the
Post once has been infested with pockets for e--
eral weeks past They watch tn, applicants at the
money.order window. Dink messengers, and Others who
draw money, aud then rob them the street
Three notonons pickpocEets were arrested on Park
yesterday.
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An Ohio NInyor KILLED.

james johnson, Mayor Of Middletown, Ohio,
while returning home on train of the Hamilton and
DAYTON Railroad on Thursday evening, fell Nc eep and
MAS carried beyond the station. ON awskening and
discovering the Tact he tunnad from the rsn aud Was
ur?wu uHueT lhe cars aud Instantly kiLtu.
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The body found In tho bay on Thursday was
Identified stcrday In the Brooklyn Morgue that OF
Michael Delaney, Whitehall boatman. who was last
seen roaing TOWARD Governors Island, having soldier
for passenger.
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Couuted Out by Republicans.

Commissioner Romaine concluded tue taking
OF testimony yesterday the case OF Michac Heay. Of
the Second Jcfs city Aldcrmanic District, who was
counted out by the l.cpuOcan Board OF Canvassers.
The evidence showed clearly that Hchly vas elected
and the Commissioner will 80 report to the supreme
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DARK NIGHT wlsHINGroN.
Rewardlng One OF the Men who saved MIR.
Stewards Lille.

WAsnINGToS, May 26.-Among the private
bills passed by the House to-day one for the relief
OF limerick w Hans,ll. lie was on the 1ath Of April.
1s6S and for many years previous had been, messcn
ger OF the Department, Of state. On the night Of Apr
IA ne was in personal attendance on the Hon. W. H.
seward then cretary OF Statr, and while IN such at
tenlauce he Was severely wounded bY the assassin
Palne IN ne attempt upon he lie Of Mr. seward, and
3 "a able by injuries that ever since he has been
iucapacasd Tor Ordinary labor. Hansel had lett The
room moment before tue entrance OF the
some duty CouncCf ed with his attendance. and ms
r,urn, aicr bief sbsenc' lie encountered the assas
sin. stabbed by Inn in the back In attemptng
To save the llfc uf Mt. seward. The ml places the
Laue OF II nsel on TIE pension roll o. tae rate VI "
per month from the lith DAP Ut April, 1888.
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The Aeciden, to the rast Mail Train.

ALBANY, May 26.-rhe accident to tho fast
mail train morning occurred at the top ofthe grade
between this city and West Albany, the railroad
shops The tram al been hepei up the grade by en-.
gne 80. which h,d Inst cut loose and was out of the
way on branch track. 1he fast mai taln plunged
forv ard, aud hat attained pee OF ouy twenty miles,
Whc II IL supposed the o. the COMriicer ttrutk
te .uird ran Of SWITCH ftug tbs crgi Ie from the
rack The cngneef Charles SAburJ, unl tnc hrc'nan,
Charles Johnson both OF -Nr Cuh", jumper from the
tn-ilc, the former r"ctHiag ohy slight brui &C.,, but
the latter instantly kliieu, IAe tnsne ran into
tle soft earth and Ma, stopped.
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Diamonds and Flower, In the Bower,.

The galleries Of the BOwery Theatre were
crowded by youngsters last evening the occasion being
the farewell bencnt of Mis- Nelly Youlg the sOHbrei
OF the theatre. The h 'od inner" that wound
up Witn one Of McC o-scJ new ~ VS., Damcnd Eye"
Miss Young received a slower Of bouquets fr M the
galleries, largo )Is@ut of OHers handed TO her
from one OF the proscenum boxes una an enthusiastic
adnlrer gave her a diamond rng.
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James Morrison OF l,4S) Baltic street. Brook
yn. was on Thursday discharged ny Justice Senior
sunday ktiurang home he attacked his wife and beat
her baby that her condition Ia critical He then ned
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the LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
English Opinion OF Poker schenck's Emma
Mine PlrIners In Lond0m.

LONDON, May 26.-ln tho House OF Commons
this afternoon Mr.. Philp Callan. Liberal member for
Dundalk, gave notice that Monday he would ask
Mr. Disrac whether In view OF the grave disclosures
VIII ch have been made before tho Foreign Affairs Com
mlttee Of tue House oi keprvsent .tNes at Washing
ton, concerning certain british subjrcts, showing
fraudulent suppression of facts and misreprescnta
the prospectus ~ the Emma huinx Company, IN e
q .ycrnn-nt intends t. the law officers OF the
crown for an opinion regarding the Iroprety OF IN.
stitut ng criminal proceedings ~ inst those persons
implicated therein,
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LONDON, May 21.-rhe Standards Vienna do
s?ach says the prclunnarss OF the armstlce are
already under consideration in both the furElsh and
lnsursrnt camps. The Porte has authorized Mukbtar
Pasha W susl cud hJsu.iles Aheneye tehslOie.
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The offer OF Looms l.. White & Co. Of Nov
YORK Tor fl5nocO worth 81 the tenyear bonds OF Jnr
sey ,iY has been acctpt'u at ). There fifteen
bidder, aud none were below lO3
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* Commissioner Bromley Of Paterson
n, ''''lAf convicted N the PAssalc County Court
" "'a'S "ph "ui. Eakins ana james Hand to DE.
mcrc, nAlJ me Jury recoMmended Bromley to
ira a.. D." WI u prppnhy hr sentenced to-day. Ihe
kecrats, - iuosurrr Hopper and James Preston,
VI '"''g 'e dO"n for Wednesday next
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BOYS, on Bop'' Base Ball Id opens TO day.
Priz"s for paying, Tunalng, jumping, Wala.uS & A
tall bras md re lunch All ire. see No. ~ our
B0HS Tor particulars. s.-AIp,
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One Hundred and Eighteen villages.
The Denth Of m Austrian Field MnrshnI.

LONDON, May %. 1t Is said that in the insur-
recuInaIy part Of Lug ria lls VI lage, whose aygre
gated population was 100000, have been burned
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The SlW0n mortgage on Dr. Storrs's Church
OF the Pilgrims BrooSlyn has beel paid
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NIrNSA, May e. Field Marshal Baron Won
; 1
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The Mustang Race
Fully illustrated la Days D0ngs, out to-day

The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills, sold by all
drugSl, ., are ed the best In usc.-Adp.
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NJ" hlNlNE WAS INDUCED TO REIMBURSE Mr.
ADAMS.
Ihtudfs

aotficR oF ADAMs's SUGAR REFINERY.
- INDIA STREET boston, Nov. g. 1871
Nf DEAR AQuILA; Not having seen or heard
IRON YOU recently and being very anxious that
you should recover your II oney back from Mr.
h"'Ne' enclose you form OF letter which
".'h } loA TO send to him at once
IL lie gots to Washington there will be cOnsid-
Nanle delay In gettiug at him, and do not wish
Guy anY lur'her delay in hayin. the matter settled
4"'7 leller winch enclose has been submitted
% Nr Atkins, and it meets with his approval in
every respect.
"'"' my regards 10 your father and wife, and
1''p inc llne when You are coming to the
city. Irem,in ,onrs o.
WAnRLN FISHER, JR.
mr. Wnne's address Is Hon. James g. Blaine.
Augusta Me.
also copy Of Mr.. Blaine's letter OF Nov. 25,
-,'' '" l'o basis u which you made your pur-
'"1''' Al'p bis receipt, dated Dec. /, for amount
VI payment !, herein ncosed.
WAEREN FISHER, in.
'''''' and receipt referred to by Mr., Fisher In his
'''''''' 'r those published above
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Tho lest pla 80 to store your furniture Is al the
"a ANA central ttorng WAREHOUSE broadway and Forty
seycnth street.-Aig.
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Thoma. w. p,per. an. Murderer

p'npn' M ie terday al the Boston Jail See Day's
''I'' 'u' i9d day -Air.
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chinery was as delicate asst wasangcniel
utterly unsulted to be entrusted 10 the hands
of vulgar men, whose. consciences were as
callous as their sense Of right and duty was
blunted.
We repeat, the least disarrangement Of
the machinery Of our Government must
produce and has produced general disorder
Perhaps what the author in the Interna'
tionai says will enliven the readers idea o.
this machinery:
t.Not only Is it the most complex una
chinery), but tits also, II not most carefully
watched, the most expensive. The Feoera'
Government and the State governments
nave each an equipment Of officials, Win
their long lists Of salaries and perquisltes:
Our Taxpayers have to bear the burdens OF
four governments; that isto say, the FED
eral, the State, the county, and the town OF
city. It behooves them to watch with tne
vigilance of interest and of patriotism com.
bined, lest they lose their liberties ana theii
estates together"
EyacfIy g.-s.s.-sf-.
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President Grant.
!

Our friend COPYRIGHT, who has, it seems
become the presidential "go-between with
the people, again interviews the President
and this time to a more civil tendency than
Mt the first interview. The President seems
90 much more mild and tractable that we
begin to suspect that our friend COPYRIGHT
has infused into the presidential mind some
OF his own gentle and humane dispositions.
The President most unqualifedly disclaims
all intention and all right to interfere with
the election Of President, and distinctly de-
clares that it is matter to be settled by
Congress. He goes so far as to snow by
his conversation that he Is withdrawing his
mind from the cares Of the presidency as
much rs possible, and concentrating MS
thoughts upon his final home, in Galena,
after his contemplated tour to the West
Indies and Europe, which latter he pro-
poses to delay until his youngest son gradls-
ates, with the intention OF taking thai
youngest son with him.
1t is quite agreeable to sec the Executive,
who has been "cutting green and ripe -
around him, so ;ndulglng III pleasant con-
foundations. He goes SO far as to say that
he knows Of no Democratic organizations
with arms and intentions alien to peace
This is fine. The Democrats have troubled
the rest OF the amiable President not little,
and we arc glad to hear authoritatlvey from
him, through the prince of intervicwers
that through the vigilance exercised by
himself he has discovered no bloody plo'
amongst the Democrats. We breathe freel
and deeper!
We only regret that The President i'll hi;
present happy frame OF mind should be al
all disturbed as to "AN HONEST COUNT" o.
the vote for President. After what he ha:
done to insure honesty in that matter hi
should consider his skirts entirely clear
and, leaving the remaining part OF it TO Con
gress, 60 to sleep. 1t is too bad" that suci
an exemplary public officer should be an
noycd about the duties Of other people.
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Shall Pass Unchallenged."

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, the editor OF
Harper's Weekly, whose political views
tread upon MoRToN's heels they follow him
so close, at the Forefathers' dinner" in
New York last week in the course OF his
speech, made the following remarks, which
were appIauded tremendously
In this country, he said, the Puritan prin-
ciple has advanced to this point: that it pre-
vidcs us lawful remedy for every emer-
gency that may arise. l stand here son
of New England; in every fibre OF my
being am l child of the Pilgrim. At this
hour we are not Republicans, we are not
Democrats-we are Americans. The voice
OF New England, I believe, going to the
Capitol, would be this: That neither is the
Republican Senate to insist upon its exclu-
sive partisan way, nor is the Democratic
House to insist upon its exclusive partisan
way, but Senate and House, representing
the American people, and the American
people only, in the light of the Constitution
and by the authority Of law, are to provide a
way by which President, be he Republic
can or Democrat, shall pass unchallenged.
We entirely agree with the Boston Daily
Advertiser, which says that to this "All the
people will say amen!"
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The Next House.
RECEIVING THE CREDENTIALS OF THE REPRE-
sENTATIyES-ELECT.

RECEIVING THE CREDENTIALS OF THE REPRE-
sENTATIyES-ELECT.
From the Regular Correspondent of the World.l
WASHINGTON, December 23.-About one
third of the credentials OF members In
the next House Of Representatives have
reached the clerk of the present House.
None OF these come from the dis
puted States or from districts where
the credentials OF contesting members
are filed. Clerk Adams treats them as
confidential documents, to pc exhibited only
to the person. fling the same. The Gre
dentials deposited by the members-elect are
under different forms in different States,
the only general rule adopted by Congress
being the instruction to the. clerk of the
next preceding House to place on the roll
the names of those holding credentials show
ing their election under the laws of their
State. AT the opening of the present
Congress Clerk Mcpherson refused to
place the names Of members-elect
on the rolls where two delegations
appeared, each certified to by rival Gov
ernor. Should Clerk Adams decide to fol-
low this rule the next House would organize
without Florida, Louisiana, ard South Car
DINA. Taking as basis the table recently
published in the World, this would make
the first ballot on the election for Speaker
IA Democrats to 1873 Republicans, exclu-
sive OF New Hampshire, and the result in
that State would not change the Democratic
majority, even IL all three districts were Re-
publican. BY many Republicans indisposed
to regard the yerifcation OF the votes al.
ready cast as enoughto determine the re-
suit, the composition Of the next House by
States has been subject for consid erable
speculation. Excluding the delegations
where two Governors claim to have the
power to issue cert cates, the state delega-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-27

With regard to the kanawha coal inter-
csts and The movements for an increase Of
operations, we learn that one-third OF the
Crescent coal property, which belongs to
Colonel H. CoALTER CABELI- and others, has
been leased to Colonel WILLIAM r. JOHN
SON., Jr., so distinguished for his energy in
managing large contracts and enterprises.
This property has long frontage upon the
Kanawln river aud the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. This coal property embraces
the best varieties of the coal of the Kama
wha coalfelds-viz., gas, splint, and camel.
The movement upon the Kanawha region
seems to have begun in earnest.
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The Next Senate.

1t appears that il the Republican senators
from Louisiana and South Carolina are adj
mitted, and the Democrats control the Hi
nois and New Jersey Legislatures, the
strength OF the two parties will be: Repub-
licans, Al; Democrats, So. If the theory
that Mr.. Tilden has carried both South Caro-
lima and Louisiana be correct, then the De-
mocrats have right to the three senators
to be chosen by the Legislatures Of those
States, and they would have 80 members OF
the Senate to the Republicans 5S-the body
being evenly divided. Taking the former
figures, however, it will be seen that the
Republican majority is much smaller than
it has been at any time since 1SG1.-NeD
YOrk Tribune.
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DEATHS.

Dioa. on Tuesday, the 26th instant, at a quarter,
past O'Clock A. NJ IN FL the sS
seaafi s II funeral will take place THIS LWednesday
E1stbodst Eniscopal church. Friends and acquaint-
ances respectfully invited to attend.
pss the %SFIls f tRH a o r nFpS ass
of this city; aged thirty four years.
byteran church 50 y a. *
washington and Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, in Baltimore, on the Gath instant, after a
long and painful Illness, Mrs NJ. z. DAVIDSON.
widow of the late Joseph P. Davidson, formerly Of
Ts has passed away one of the most afrec,onate
and devoted mothers that ever lived Her end
was calm ana or
Washington papers please copy.
Died, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. u. s.
Poynor on Friday m9rning December sSa y, ls16,
RL Of brunswick county, Va.
She bore loug and painful illness with Christian
fortitude and calmly and willingly resigned her life
into the hands of her Saviour In full assurance OF
The funeral services took place from her late resi-
dencc on Sunday afternoon last al O'Clock. .
Petersburg papers please copy.
FUNERAL NoTIcE.-Died, of congestion Of the
heart, OH Saturday the 9th instant; THOMAS d.
WHIT, in the twenty eighth year Of his age
Dearest husband, -thon hast left us,
ssi We thy loss most deeply feel
But tits God that has beren US,
He can all our s0rrows heal
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
:. When LIES weary days have ned;
And i'm Heaven we hope to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
c,Jid 70 mourn their irrcparabie loss The funeral
obssunies took place Sunday the 17th instant at
Union Station Methodist Episcopal church.
Died. on the goth instant, of pneumonia, GEORGE
EDWIN, the infant son OF :. y. and 4. 4. hefberti
aged two months and seven days
The funeral win take place from his parepts resi-
O'clock The friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend. -
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THE LOUISIANA COMMITTEE DISCUSSING
Mr.. oRToN's AcTIoN:--Ne,o Orleans, De-
cember %. -Messrs. Beebe and Joyce, OF
the House subcommittee, returned to-day
from Baton Rouge TO attend meeting OF
the full committee tomorrow. In reply to
Dir. Orton's dispatch TO Mr.. Morrison,
stating that he would Tot be present in New
Orleans in obedience TO the Subpoena, Mr..
Morrison says he will communicate the fact
to the House that 1t was believed the facts
disclosed in the testimony OF Mr.. Barnes,
the telegraph manager at New Orleans, that
Dir. 0rton's former communication showed
A purpose ON Mr. Orton's part to hinder
/ the committee in its investigation, which
tie House might regard in contempt of its
authority.
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LEVY BRoTHERs''
AT Low PRICES.

Handsome NECK-sCARFs, BOWS, and era
WATTS;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs in great variety-some
new styles just received;
INITIAL, HEMsTITCHED, LACE, and CO.
LoRED-BoRDERED HANDKERCHIEFS in
handsome boxes;
Sets of COLLARS and CUFFS in boxes;
CLoAKs, FURs, and sHAwLs-nothins more
suitable for New Years present;
BLANKETS, CoMFoRTABLEs, and QUILTS In
great variety, ut the lowest prices ever offered;
! RUGS. HAssoCKs, MATS, and FL OR-CLOTHs;
HArR-BRUsHEs, TOOTH, CLOTHES and
NAIL-BRUSHES
INDIA-RUBBER, HORN, aud BUFFALoDREss-
INGsCOMBS;
IVORY, RUBBER, HORN, and BUFFALO FINE
COMBS;
poWDER-BoXEs, ToTLET-PowDER, and TOT
LET SOAPS at much below their regular prices
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's WRAPPERS;
WOOL sCARFS for boys and men;
GLOVES for boys, men, girls, and women, In al
qualities;
SLIPPER PATTERNS, TIDES, and TOILET
MATS;
COLGATE's VIOLET, LAVENDER, ROSADORA,
and AIULTIFLORA TOILET WATER;
COLGATE'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS, in
twelve different perfumes;
CoLGATE's SUPERIOR TOILET SOAPS; also,
a full assortment Of the best CARBOL1C
SOAPS;
Handsome SILKS, CAsHAiERES. MERINos, AL
| PACAS, BROCADES, and other fashionable
DRESS GOODS;
HAMBU RGH EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, and
LACES of every description;
TRAVELLING, LUNCH, KEY, INFANTS
WORK, and OFFICE-BASKETS;
DOLLS at 5, 10, 10, 20, 20, 40, SO, GO, 75c, and
| 81;
TOY FURNITURE made of Black Walnut-Chairs
| Bedsteads, Cradles, and Bureaus;
POCKET-BOOKS, ...-
| sATCHELS, and
| SCHOOL-BAGS;
TOY CHINA TEA and DINNER SETS
VASES,
MATCH-BOXES,
MUGS, and
CUPS and SAUCERS; ..
PICTURE-BLOCKS, r.
PARCnEESI, and
| GRACE-HOOPS;
TOY-TRUNKS and LARGE-SIZE TRUNKS at low
prices;
JAPANESE TRAYS and AsHES-RECEIvERS;
BRONZE WRISTBANDS, SHAREHOLDERS, ant
CARD-RECETVERS;
GENTLEA1EN's DREss1NG-CAsEs and LADIES
| WORk-BOXES; ..a-
WRITING-DESKs at 10, s5c., 81, $3.50 and "a
BOOKS-buu few left-will be closed out cheap;
MUsIC-BINDERS, ALBUMS and SCRAP-BOoKs
Also, sCRAP-BooK PICTURES;
ARTIST COMPANIONS, ACCORDEoNs, ant
HARMONIOUS;
GLOVES, COLLAR and HANDKERCHIEF
BOXES, in sets;
sAyINGs-BANKs, FERN or IvY-sTANDs, ant
| NDIA-RUBBER TOYS;
Also on hand the largest and bestaHsorted stock Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GODS, NOTIONS, &c.
in this city. Prices always Ire lowest.
L4.Th BROTHERS,
1017 and 1919 y. IN street, Richmond, Va.
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