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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

AN "OUT" FROM FLORIDA-A MARTYR
TO HIS Own POLITICAL OBLIQUITY.-W aSh-
inqt0n, March 26.-Thc attention OF the
President has been called to the case Of Mr..
Humphreys, one OF the Republican electors
OF Florida. Mr.. Humphreys has for ten
wears been the agent OF the Southern Elk
press Company at Pensacola, Florida, and
has liTcd in the State since 1926, over fifty
wears. When the time came for the meeting
OF the Electoral College OF Florida he ap-
piled fora few days leave OF absence to go
to Tallahassee and attend the meeting OF the
Electoral College. This request was refused
by the superintendent OF the company. Dir.
Humphreys, however, went to Tallahassee
and cast his electoral vote, after which he was
Immediately suspended office. Through
the intercesson OF prominent Republicans
Mr.. Plant, the president OF the Express
company, who has had his headquarters in
New York, ordered his restoration, and he
resumed his position as agent. Within 4
few days Mr.. Humphreys received letter
from Mr.. Plant saying that reports had
reached him that he OR. Humphreys was
very unpopular on account OF his being a
Republican elector, and that the business OF
the Express company was suffering in con-
sequence, and intimating that he would be
glad to receive his resignation, it not being
the policy Of the company to keep men In
its employ who are not in political sympathy
with the people where the office is located.
The resignation was promptly rendered.
Special dispatch to the baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

The Petersburg Post says that we have
mistaken its position towards the Louisiana
case. 1t holds to the same doctrines set
forth in the Dispatch. Nevertheless, it dif-
fers with US on one point. We allow the
Post to speak for itself. 1t says
"Certainly; and here comes in the very
difficulty involved, and which we think a
most difficult one to unrayel. Who is the
Governor, and which the Legislature !!
There are dual governors and dual iegisla-
lures in Louisiana, both claiming the gov
eminent. President Hayes certainly has no
right to say which OF those parties shall
have it or il entitled to 1t. Suppose, now,
on the hasty withdrawal OF the Federal
troops, war takes place between the con-
tending parties, and that both Nichols and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

THE RICHMOND PosT-OrFICE. The Presi-
dent will make an appointment OF a post
master at Richmond in a. day or two. The
commission of the present incumbent, Miss
Van Lew, expired on tue goth instant. The
lady Is an applicant for disappointment, but
is opposed by large number Of the bust
ness community Of Richmond, not on ac-
count of any mismanagement OF the office
while it was administered under her direc-
ton, but because some time ago she wrote a
letter, which was made public, which did not
speak in the most complimentary terms OF
the people OF Richmond. To-day the Presi-
dent received petition requesting her re-
moyai, and one equally as formidable ask
ing thatshe be resained .-Battimore 1a.eri-
Gun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

The NEXT HousE.-The st. Louis Replt6-
lican takes the trouble to find out how the
different sections OF the country will be
represented In the next House OF Repre-
sentatives, and from its table it appears that
the six New England States will be repre-
sented by five Democrats and twenty-three
Republicans, the three Middle States by
thirty Democrats and thirty-seyen Republic
cans, the sixteen Southern States by ninety
Democrats and sixteen Republicans, the
ten Western States by twenty-four Demo-
Gratis and sxty-two Republicans, and the
three Pacific States by one Democrat and
five Republcans-making the total repre-
sentation one hundred and fifty Democrats
and one hundred and forty-three Republic
cans Baltimore Sun. .
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DEATHS.

Died, Tuesday, ut 12:15 A. NJ, WILLIAM s.
BURR sou OF the late William s. Burr, Of this city
aged twenty-five years.
Ills funeral will take place from the Monumental
church THIS AFTERNOON at K o'clock. His
friends and those OF the family Of the late David l.
Burr arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died, on Tuesday morning, hlarcl 27th, Mrs.
LUCY 4. CIIILDRESS, i'll the S;xty-siXth year OF
her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence. No.
l719 Clay street, THIS WcdneSday) MORNING "t
10 O'Clock. without further notice.
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Nj NEW OPENING
AT
COHEN BROTHERS..

toli-N BRDIiInRs':
Special lines Of BLACK and col. ORED suv.
40 pieces Of BLACK SILKS, recently rec.r."t
now oferec at retail for les, than Imn.,,o,,
cost;
Also, variety OF COLORED ami FANCY
Special lines Of 500 Pieces OF HAMBurGu ~
BROIDERY-ihe greater part Of ,h,t- ,,., ,a.
porta'ion-from Sc. to ii .25 pcr yard I,crr,,,.
some Of the finest patterns ever protrco,.
LACK ALPACAS at the latest reductions.
BLACK.ALPACA at 22t?c. reduced from qn. =.
rs. 80. 35c.. up to the finest grades. aII r.J,cr.
Full lines Of COLORED DRESS GOODS IN pcx No.
signs and styles;
42-inch ALL-W0OL BLACK CASHMERE ..
55c.;
BLACK CASHMERE reduced from :,..s,a.
per yard:
10 pieces Of best FRENCH EoMGAzINE> =,
sl.05 per yard--hcrctoforc sol! att i.Gn.
Various other MOURNING GOODS:
$500 pairs KID GLOVES. In all skr3 1rd roJ,,.
at 75c. pair-the best Glove in the cl,y s.,,,
S1.25 pair;
60 dozen LADIES HEMSTITCUED uAybgrp.
CHIEFS 1t 1925 DOZEN; II dGzyaa,..r.-
dozen morth fully $4.75
4 large stock Of DOIIIE>. NAPKINS. and r..
BLE-LINEN:
Also. large stock ot TOWELS--sc their pr-e
Linen Damask Tow",S AT - per doaon. Also their
9-S Iluckaback at $50 Per dnkcn;
20 pieces Of PURE LINEN LAWNS :-laty marx,
value:
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN, IN remnants. =,
32c. per yard-Gnc quality che ,anc nauufa,-
tlrcrS) al SOC:
A large stock OF WHITE GOODS OF every &~cr!l-
ton:
80 rolls of WHITE and C0ioRED MATING.
Also FLOOR OfL-CLOTIlS, FROM 81 L, Grc. p.r
| yard. in the various widths:
BRIDAL, HONEYCOMB. CROCHET, .Aa aiothrr
WHITE QUILTS:
As MARSElLLES QUILTS i, no rr.acp.. from
-
The PARIS DOUBLE QUILTS At :i.5o-hcrr.o-
fore sold ut $3.50.
Every variety of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS.
| including all the latest novelties, at
COHEN BROTHERS.
NH 7 corner Fourth amt iir1I! STREETS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

The Washington Republican, which is
the Presidents organ, If he has any, says
that so determined is the President i'll his
course that he will risk everything in the
new policy, and will not take single step
backward"
We shall see. But we have little doubt
that be will recognize PACKARD in Louisiana
and HAMPTON in South Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

General Gordon still thinks that ulti-
mately Hampton will be recognized, but he
is not so sure about Nichols. y Cabinet
officer stated in conversation this evening
that Hampton would be recognized. but he
did not explain why there is so much dilly-
daIyins about it. It is also said that Cham
berlain has given the Administration to I'M
derstand that he commits himself to its de-
sires entirely, and will abide by its deci-
sion.- Washington SpeciaL-Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Gencral Cor:
don has no doubt that Governor Hampton
will within few days be in unopposed
possession Of his government. lie expresses
no opinion regarding Louisiana.
There are two letters-one signed by Eos
ter, and the other by both Foster and Mat
thews-about q page each--in the posses
sion OF Levy and Ellis, but they will not
publish them without direct authority from
the sirrlerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

The Constantinople conference was GER
tainly 30 barren OF results that it was aptly
called 6. a conference OF the Great Weak
ue.ses. "-Neeo fork Times.
A good title for Hayes's conferences in
regard to Louisiana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

THE Loss OF THE ROCKAwAY.-Neao
Yorkc, March 27.-The new Norfolk steamer
Rockaway, after bearing a northeast gale
several hours, parted midships. All aboard
were transferred to the Wyanoke, and the
Rockaway was left to the waves. She will
probably go to pieces. The crew eleven all
told) were saved.
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MT FURTHER Supplies or--

w OIs IITN SUTTIIES OF nI,r,--
GOODS ASD S1LkS.-T. r. PRICE 3 tnfhSo
P Resn on s1b'3 nt d F3q 2tur ea A'':
WUSTED fOPLlNs, every shae. .',,DDS In
toSl; '''''' rum DC
BLAACK and cottnRED ERocADE SILKS.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKSatsi -
t0S4: '''-"'s 4.10 g.
BLaCk TAFFETA SILKS 1925 to s2,o.
BLACk SIClLiENEE--a new article; -'''
BLACK BROCADE GRES ADTEFS
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES "'''': heE:
MOHAIRS. ALPAEAS. &c. re
Also, COLLARS, CUFFS, CORsETS. crc,.r,
&C.,&C. "l.p' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

Unless the Clerk, who proposes to Or
ganize the next House in his own and his
party's interest, has taken leave Of his
senses. he will do no such foolish thing
Ne,o York Times. ..... ..... ~.
THAT'S just what Mcpherson did In 1866,
and he was a Republican clerk
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spECIAL NOTICES.
NJ NEW GooDsf NEW GooDsl
CHEAP GooDsl CHEAP GooDsI
WILLIAM THALHIAIER

WILLIAM THALHIMER
Is again I'm the field of action, and wishes 10 an
nouce that he is daily receiving the largest cheap
est, and most complete stock Of DRY GOODS, No
TIONs &C., 1t has been his pleasure to offer TO
his customers and the pubic. Give him an early
call and see the great bargains displayed IN his mag
nlncent and capucious store,
Gel BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH STREET.
400 pieces DRESS GOODS, Of all kinds and quail
ties, from 10 10 Soc:
100 pieces BLACK ALPACAS (all brands). from
zoe. to S1-the cheapest In the city. solicit
cali, as guarantee bargains In BLACK AL
PACAS. ..,,, -.
10 and 12hc. worth Is and zoe. yard
A large and select line of WHITE GOODS. such as
IRISH LINENS. SWISS, NAISSOOk, and
PLAID MUsLINs. VICTORIA and BISHOP
LAWNS, LACE-STRlPED. CORDED, and
FIGURED P1QUES, and other WHITE GOODS
at extremely low prices.
Also full and cheap line Of CASSIMERES at low
prices;
2,O6O PARASOLS at extraordinarily low prices to
make sales For bargains call ut
WILLIAM THALHINER'S,
NH % COL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
NAT SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!

COL oRED STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
COLORED STRIPED SILKS at 81 worth $3.50;
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRlPED SILKS at
Csc. worth 81 IS;
BACKGROUND WHITE-STRIPED SILKS at
9Oc. worth $3.50:
WHITE-STRIPED SILKS at
81 worth $50;
FANCY PLAID SILKS at Is and S5c. worth 81;
BLACK-AND- WHITE PLAID SILKS at IL worth
$3.50;
ACK-sTRIpED SILKS at Sc.
worth s1.25;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SILKS at 81
worth $3.50;
COLORED SILKS at 1925 worth $3.50;
COLORED SILKS at S1.35 worth $l.75:
COLORED SILKS at $3.50 worth 81;
COLoRED SILKS at 81 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at IS and GOO, 1925, $50,
s1.C0, s1.G5. 81, $3.50, So, and :3.5o-all very
cheap.
If you want to save money In the purchasing Of
your SILKS call az LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at the new style BIBS and COLLARS.
NH FL
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Ia FRESH NATURAL

nj FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO I.lTiIA WATER 3: $3.50 ca-.;
uCNYADI JANOS BITTER WATER. lIgE.
garian:
PCLLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian;
FREDERICKSBURG BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER t>prudcl SPRING;
EiCHY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER, >4rIofa;
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGfASY WhTER, &C.. &c.
By the bottle or In orgina! packages, on The best
terms 1t
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
NH 9l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

cno1 6O PROFITS FROM SlO6.25
DJLf .CU IN TWENTY-FIVE DAYS By
A TINE OPTION ON DEL. i HUDSON, MARCH
STOCK CONTRACTS,
tufciously managed on the plan of limited liability
always ensure q good return-0ften ten times the
investment in many days. Send toy intormat,o i
FTTS,i free. 3 IT. POTThRsWIGAT & CO.,
i: Gold and Stock Brokers,
NH 1p-d2tawSW8m S5 Wall street, n. I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

MAJ. UAMBURGH EDGINGS AND IN
hundred new patterns, making
the largest assert ucnt offered in any one house
in this city. Beautiful goods at 81, 10, l259, 10,
zoe. aud up 10 Il per yardat
LEVY BROTHERS.
Another lot of that 10c. WHITE CAMBRIA.
NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

Mr.. J. NJ. Fitz gratefully declined to re-
ceiye pecuniary aid from the other employees
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
nany.3..s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DATES.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
CIGARS.

ESPANOLA CIGARS. ~
The subscribers have made arrangements Tor the
exclusive sale of the CIGARS of this well-knOwn
aud celebrated brand, manufactured In Key West,
and Invite the attention of the public To the ul as
sortment of all the usual styles they are now pre-
pared TO offer.
Influenced by the high duties on imported cigars,
the proprietor Of the Espanola factory ut Havana
has established
BRANCH IN KEY WEST,
and Is using there the same class of Vuelro Aoa1o
tobacco as In the Havana factory, the pure quality
and aromatic flavor of which have given this brand
It's present high credit among consumers The prices
are materially less than for those from Havana, ana
spect fully equal. They are Offered In connection
with our usual list OF HAVANA GIG AIS.
ACKER, MERRALL & CCSDIT,
$50 and 1872 Chambers street, New York.
PARK L TILFORD,
NH lin OFT and 919 Broadway, New YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

The President has been invited to go to
Long Branch, but he will probably send a
commission PhitddeLphia Times. 4 4, .ss.,p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

How, would Colonel T. F. Goode, Of
Mecklenburg, do for our next GOVERNOR
ReLiqiouS Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
CLOTHING.
MINERAL MATTERS.

BETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
I'D WATER has been lately introduced into TINS
Streets who Is the sole agent for its sale In chona
and vicinity Although but recently discovered sIs
curative powers In all diseases OF the kidneys ana
dyspepsia, &C., are remarkable as 10 place IL ae
once in the front rank OF curative waters. tnere
no remedial agent known which viii so quickly and
eradicate from IL e system al traces OF
- GEORGE SCHGN,
NH 5-3m 11G0 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
SPECTAs. Nsyrycrv
" MARCH 2cTH.

r. II. PRICE & co. have ina,
supply Of SPRING CASSIMERFa .pned a1t,ss,
both diagonal and plain-for gentlsrnannh, pTHs--
English, French, and American, Of All H. .pItt
makes. An carly call solicited. al The fan1yk
DRESS SH1RT5-most aDnrovpd ,,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
U NEW MOURNING GOony

BLACK GOODS: "H hne line ~
CASHMEREs, GRAPE CLOTHS. TAyray
METM NC C,LoTHS, sILk::WARPs.. EnHn Ey-
c %1Sh and nnaty Of best French 2mE E
ENGLISH GRAPE WELLS:
Ga ENGLISH GRAPE. for ycite.
A ENGLISH GRAPE, for vii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
MEETINGS.

nFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF MA
" JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, X. EIS.sA
OF P.-Attcnd regular convention THlSEl 81 II
Wednesday, EVENING, March 2Sh, at(SZsgG
~ O'Clock, at your Castle Hall, corner otEtSSSD
Mayo and Franklin streets. Candidates VIII SasSy
be prompt in attendance. Members OF other lodges
are fraternally Invited. BY order of The {. G..
JAMES r. LAMKlN,
NH 2S-1t* II. OF X. ana D
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PACKARD ALSO PROCLAIMS.

Packard has also issued proclamation,
commencing: 1910 The Citizens Of Louisiand:
4 so-called proclamation OF Francis T..
Nichols, claiming to be Governor Of the
State OF Louisiana, just made public. con-
tains gross Measurements, which deem it
nv duty thus authoritatively to refute. Mr..
Nichols, who asserts that his government
is u fixed fact, complete in all its branches,
is destitute OF one shred Of legal title to the
office he attempts to usurp."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Goyernor
Nichols has issued his proclamation to the
people OF Louisiana, commencing
n1ete in all its branches, and in full per
iormance OF all its functions, 1t becomes the o.,
.Il VOL, Of the people Of Louisiana to promptly
discharge their pecuniary obligations to It
in order that all past claims against n.ves n in
ducing the payment Of taxes is now added
that Of evincing by such payment confidence
in the strength and stability of that govern e.,
ment and a just appreciation OF the fact that
it is the one chosen by the people. Inc evl-
tirely satisfactory, and 1 confidently expect
y continuance OF the same patriotic action
throughout the State: The people OF Louis
lana may rest confidently assured that the
government Of which they haye'chosen me
fhe Executive head will not be imperilled
or impaired by any compromise OF their
rights
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

The greater part Of the night was spent
in considering bills on their second read
ing, there being great scramble on the
part of members to get the ear OF the CHAIR
in order to suspend the rules. A number
of these bills were ordered to be engrossed
and read third time.
Adjourned at 1915.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

Senate bill to release the States interest
in certain lot OF land in Onancock, Acco-
mac county.
Senate bill to render valid the charter Of
the Gordonsville Building Association, &c.
Senate bill in relation to Upper Appomat-
toX Company.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-03
CHAPTER XXXIX,
A FEARFUL THOUGHT.

"Ihank goodness" muttered the old
man, pausing in his hurried walk home
wards, "that for to-day shall have the
privilege Of being alone, and confer upon
myself the inestimable benefit Of good
think. Poor Noel! he, at least, won't eat
his chop with the same appetite when he
hears the news. What does it matter, af-
ter alll I'll adopt him,.if he likes, and
give him my name. 1t hasn't got ham
die to it, like the de Valcourts'; but it's
an honest name, and none of our set have
disgraced it as yet; After all, Gevrol's
story doesn't change the situation Of the
young Viscount, nor alter my opinion as to
his guilt. He is the real heir to the es-
tates. and much good may they do him!
1t is very evident that neither he nor his
father are acquainted with the extraordin-
ary circumstances of the case. He be
lieves, as implicitly as his father, that a
substitution really did take place. Of
these facts Madame Gerdy must have also
been ignorant. and they must have told
her some cock-and-t d-the-bull story about
the wound made upon the infants arm by
the sailor. Yes; but Madame Gerdy
must have been convinced that Noel was
really and truly her own child; and when
he was restored to her, she must have
verified the marks, and have been salts
fed in her own mind as to their accuracy
or inaccuracy. When Noel found the
Counts letters in her desk, she must have
fastened to explain to him"
Daddy Tabaret started back with
cry of fear, as though some fearful rep
tile had suddenly barred his way, and
reared itself before him.
He was frightened at his own thought
thought that pointed to Noel as the
murderer Of the Widow Lerouge!
"He assassinated her." argued Old
Corkscrew, 'to prevent her confessing
that the changing of the children never
took place; and then he burned all the
letters and papers that could have proved
it,"
The idea was too horrible. He was dis
gusted with himself for having harbored
it, even for an instant.
"What an old idiot amp he exclaimed,
again rushing forward at his usual head
long pace. II think I'm becoming an in
hdel. an unbeliever in all that's pure and
The Morning herald., 1877-10-03

good in this world. 1t serves me right,
though. It's only the consequence of the
frghtful profession in which take so
much pride. To think Of my doubling
Noel, my adopted son, my heir-a young
Fellow to be proud of, who is honor and
virtue personifed-Noel, who for the ten
years ! have had the happiness of know
ing him, has taught me to esteem and
love him, as the incarnation of true
friend and devoted son."
He argued with himself thus, forcing
himself to repel the doubts that beset him.
Yet an inner voice kept whispering with
an irritating persistency, "But SUPPOSE it
is Noelg'
The old man shuddered with nervous
dread.
Suppose it was Noel7
Why, then there would be an arrest, of
course, and shame would follow. The
old man went over the possible scene
like one in a nightmare. Suppose it was
Noel? He saw the Indifferent officers in
the background, the stern official in front,
and the young mans old friends clinging,
bowed with grief, to the erect form of the
man whom he had loved and trusted.
The Daddy had reached the Rue st,
Lazare.
Before the door of his residence, a neat
little brongham was drawn up, harnessed
to one of the most splendid bay mares it
had ever been the fortune of the old man
to look upon. ...
"What a beautiful creature" said tho
Daddy, unable to resist stroking the
arched and glossy neck. cit appears I
have got some respectable people amongst
my tenants"
He had some of exactly the opposite
description ALSO; for he had hardly made
the tiattering reflection recorded above,
than he saw issuing forth Monsieur Du-
e-honest Monsieur Ducroe, who has
already been introduced to our readers as
the friend of Miss Nelly Nicholson, and
whose presence in any house announced
ruin, as plainly as mutes at the door an
nounce death.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-03
"sweet Forget Me Not"

This ia the title Of new and magnificent
song, with remarkably pretty waltz cho-
rus, composed by "BUBBY NIwCoMB," of
minstrel fame. It is sung by Primrose and
latest, O: Haverly's Ninatrels: Delehanty
and Hengler, of the 'TTony Pastor Troupe;"
Adah RichmOnd, and other first class ar
lists all over the country. This song will
surely be admired by every body. Prioa
% cents per copy can be had from any
music dealer, or Nom the publisher.
II. W. HELMICK
West 4th st, Cincinnati,O
The Morning herald., 1877-10-03

Brigham Young gave orders to have his
coffin made large enough to permit him to
turn over in it. wise precaution. Seven
teen widows fighting over one mans will is
enough to make corpse turn over in its
coffin. -. $500.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-03
". CRAWFORD & co..

", ChAWfUkU & CU,,
81 Carter Lane, st. Pa,sl's, London, q. Il
Beg to state that they are open for any
commercial transactions as to consign-
ments, for granting Drafts, or pre-: enting
Commercial Bills for acceptance and paV-
ment for buying English goods at very
small commission, and forwarding goods to
any place Ia England or the Continent
We beg to draw your attention to very
important English Invention we have on
WOOIlen Blankets or Coverings, Of
Large sizes, Combined with
an Air PILLOW.
It will be found most necessary and use-
ful for Military Men, Travellers. Invalids.
for use in Hospitals. &C., &C., possessing
amongst others the following advantages;
1t Is the finest substitute for bed.
p The Pillow can be raised or lowered at
any time, with the greatest ease.
1t will pack up in q very small com pass,
and can be carried about without any in.
convenience.
Price, from l5s. to 35s, each,
When ordering the above article, please
remit the amount Of your order to
jylleod.enn W. CRAWFORD co.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-03

A II ereductton on other styles Of ma>
at very low prices. We caution the public
against buying wothless imitation ofouf
mach res, as you are liable to bs imposed
upon, See that the machine you buy hAs
our PATENTED TRADE MARK, and Ouf7
Wilminqton, Del, is located at 4M MARI
KET STREET, the only place where New
and Genuine Singer Machines can b
THE SINGER MANUFACTURS
ING COMPANY.