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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21
A No,ea Racers winnings.

Robert the Devil, the great race horse OF
the English racing season which has Just
closed, has won first and last 20,926 gnineas
in stakes. He belonged solely TO Mr.
Brewer down TO the end OF bis two-year-
old, when his trainer, Mr.. Blanton' gave
. 900 ou,neas for half. Perhaps the most
fortunate thing for them, in a monetary
point Of view, was the loss OF the Derby.
as It enabled them to get good prices about
him for both the st. Leger and Cesarewitch.
He has won for them in bets E5O, 900, max
ing his winnings in all for the season over
$3.50, 900. Nevertheless, the horse, when
put up for auction at reserved price OF
G12, 900 (s6O,o00l found no bidder. Al,
though grest slayer, Roberts shape anu
make are not such as to ma genera, iavoI
among Judges Of horsefiesh. The average
age at which stations die in England Is
seventeen, so that too high price was set
on him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

Brief Hems.-Tbe Hastings Court was
in session short while yesterday, ana ad-
journed over until tomorrow morning. III
will probably adjourn for the term Tues
day.
The City Council did not meet Friday
night. owing TO the lack OF quorum. only
four members were present at the calling OF
the roll.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court, after hay'
ing been in session about one week, ad'
ionrned for the term Friday afternoon "A
number of civil cases were disposed OF.
The wife Of Lewis Clarke, well.known
colored citizen OF Manchester, died in this
city Friday afternoon, 10 the sixty'nintn
wear of her age. She was well known heie,
and was held in high esteem by her race.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

OPERA st IBE THEATRE THIS WAX
Mahn's Comic Open Company will open at
the Theatre Monday night in Won Suppe's
recent and immensely successful operate
composition Boccaccio. or course our mti-
siCsl people are most anxious 10 bear this
work, which has been so much talked OF In
he NORTH and West, and some music OF
which has already become so popular bere.
When the orchestra strikes up the mayeh
from this opera (and they play IL almost
every night at the 1heatre) every body
seem, pleased, and there Is general patiinc
OF feet to keep time with the inspiring
strain.
IL is aid that IN "Boccacci0 yos Suppe
has giyea work which challenges fhe adj
miratiou alike Of those who can appreciate
the best Kind OF music and OF the pIargoer
who asks Sor no more than pretty airs and
lively cborases. The opera is full OF n,elo-
dy, but il contains nothing that Is trivia, or
commonplace, and rt admirably expresses
the sensuous life OF pleasure eeking Flor
ence as that civ appears In the pages OF The
Decameron. There Is q careless joyousness
10 all its strains which is perfectly in keep
ing with the theme the composer iIiustrates.
Mains company, which is 10 play it bere,
Ia said TO be very strong. and have been
PLAYING TO large houses in PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore. They gave the opera during
successful rul Of three successive weeks in
New York, and their performances have
been highly commented upon by the press
OF that city.
The Theatre will therefore be well
patronized during the four nights and
Thursday matinee Of opera this week. For
there is nothing which seems TO delight the
comic opera played by good company with
q strong chorus. These essentials TO much
ENJOYMENT the Mahn company appears to
possess, and it will please our people. Re-
served seats may be procured at the Thea
ire.
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DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.-
A very charming little dramatic and musical
entertainment is promised at Mozart Hall
on Friday evening next. 1t will be given
under the spices OF the lady managers Of
St. Paups Church Home for the purpose OF
paying the debt contracted in equippiDg
the intirmary belonging to that establish
ment. Fine professional and ameteur talent
has been secured. and they will present the
sparkling operctta OF High Life" and the
pretty society play called "Dr. MoDchein."
The ladies deserve generous support in
their good work,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

POLICE CouRT.-The following cases were
fl,snosed of at the Police Court Saturday
by Police. Justice ID. &. Richardson
Marcellus Page, .respassing upon ,he
nremises OF j. b. Sprill and beating bis
child, was fined S2 %.
William Trabue, was lined 90 ior Tres
passing upon the premises OF ana cursing
Maggie Martin. He was also requreu "
give surety TO keep the peace i'f 'nieo
Ri. Bobannan, charged with ysgrancy,
was committed In default OF surety.
Richard Rogers was fined u Tor peing
drunk. , how
was charged with feloniously assaultinga anu
wound,ng w. s. Bowry, son Of +. A. BOW
ry, by striking him In The face WIN ~ COZ .
h,s.s;one. He was committed 10 tail u
await the action Of the graua Jury
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THE WEATHER HERE AND ELSEWHERE
YESTERDAY Yesterday was like an April
day here in many respects. III ralned ana
then cleared of, and rained again and
cleared away again. In fact. there was
succession OF showers until about 2:30 L.
NJ, when it cleared off beautifully. Else
where in the State from where our weather
reports were received the weather was also
variable. At Staunton and Lynchburg, for
instance. there was light snow during the
dav, which did not lie on the ground, and
at II O'Clock last night the weather was
clear and cool. At WiIliamsOn's 1t was
cloudy and cold, with light snow during
the forenoon. In West Virginia, at Hunt
ingtOn, it was cold ard thr reateninS snow,
the mercury being down to 25o. At the
White Sulphur the thermometer indicated
go, and snow fell at intervals during the
entire day. At night it was still cloudy ana
very cold At Hinton and Cannelton the
weather was cloudy and light snow fell
during the day.
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The site in Central Park chosen by me
Executive Committee Of the Worlds FAR
Commission comprises the green, the oall-
ground, and the square on which the Mu-
scum OF Natural History stands. Much op-
position TO the use OF any part OF The fsrk
for this purpose is manifested. The PARK
Commissioners say that their consent WIZ
not be given, aud that legislation must De
sfcu.ed before the Park can be used. There
appears to be lack Of harmony among the
members Of the Fair Commission.
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DEATH OF ANOTHER PkEsBYrERIAN Dr.
vIyE.-Rev. 7. ii. Newton, ID. ID. LII. De-
died Friday night. November 10Th, at the
RI sidence OF II. II. West, Esq, near Wa
verify, in Sussex county. DR.. Newton's
residence was in Henrico county. some
miles below Richmond. Owing to feeble
health, he had not been engaged in regular
ministerial work for some years. He was
thoroughly educated and Cultivated man,
and was widely known in the West and
North as an earnest and devoted servant OF
Christ. Though stricken by disease far
away from home, and among strangers, be
was kindly cared fer in his closing days,
and his end was peace. He sometimes mln-
i>tered to the Presbyterian church IN Man.
chester during the pastors absence, and
Just before his death had been preaching IN
Sussex.
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FAST MAIL TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have been made with the railroad lines for
fast mail train from Boston uid New YORK,
Washington, Richmond. &c, which will
leave New York at 4:35 A. NJ. and arrive
here at 2:46 2. NJ. This train Will bring the
New York papers and carry local mail. A
fast train will also be run over the virginia
Midland road from Danville to Washington,
Our special gives the details.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
L AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WTNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one of the best female physicians
aud nurses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with neyerfailing safety and SUE
cess by millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble Infant of week old 10 the adult. IL cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colo
regulates the bowels and gives rest health ard COM
fort to mother and child. @e beie'eit the hest aud
est remedy I'm the world IN all cases Of DYSEN.
Terry and DIARRuEA IN CHILDREN. whether
It arises from teethng from any other cause Full
directions for using win accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS &
PERKINS T. on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. 20 cents bottle.
oc G.eodiw W
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Suit Decided.-In the suit OF the Water
town Insurance Company, OF New YORK,
rersus The Brighthope Railway Company,
which was tried in the Chesterfield Circuit
Court last week. the result was Judgment
for $3.50 in favor Of the insurance company.
Some time ago a Mr. Rogers, OF Chester
field, bad a large quantity OF cord-wood,
valued at the above amount, destroyed by
ire, which caught from sparks from loco
motive on the Brighthope railway. Ihe
Wood was insured in the Watertown Com
pany. and that company paid the insurance
10 Mr.. Rogers and subsequently brought
suit against the railway company, resulting
as above stated.
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SENT Oy FOR MURDER.-AlpboDzo Peter
SON icolored) was before the Police Court
Yesterday morning, charged with killing
Pleasant Mason (colored) by stabbing him
with pocket.knife. The testimony did not
differ materially from the facts published IN
the Dispatch. The accused was sent on 10
The grand jury OF the Hastings Court and
remanded TO jail.
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A medical student states that he saw the
body OF Jennie Smith, which was stolen
from Baltimore cemetery, In hospital dis
seciing-room In that city.
A rolling. pin gathers the boss. when she
throws II straight at him.-New York
Nelns.
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BRIEF ITEMs.-The Mozart chorus VIII on
Monday evening recommeDce their re.
hearsals, which were temporarily suspended
on account OF the illness OF Mr.. Bernard,
who has, we are glad to say, entirely re-
covered. =,
The ladies OF the Methodist churches OF
this city will commence on THURSDAY
(Thanksgiving.day) feast for the benent
Cf Laurel.Street Methodist church at NO.
III Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

IyTERNAL-REvENUE CoLLEcTI0Ns.-Tbe
internal.revenue collections for tie week
ending yesterday were as follows: Monday,
So 645.I7; Tuesday, S4,6S2.S6; wednesday,
S4,576 so: Thursday, S6,9S9.3S; Friday,
S4,S79.39; Saturday, S5,lS6.73-total, S3i,-
960.13.
Tue collections for the week previous
amounted to S36,922 Ga.
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END OF THE WEEK OF PRAYER.-The last
service OF the week OF PRAYER by the Young
Mems Christian Association was held yes
terday evening-from to o'clock-at the
FIRST Baptist church.
The Rev. w. &. Schaefier conducted the
services of the evening, and drew very
vivid and tender picture OF the beauty OF
an absolute and unconditional surrender TO
Christ lie described the sanctIfying influ-
ences which life consecrated in such deyo.
tion to God had upon the community, ana
the acceptability Of such sacrifice to God.
The president OF The Association, after
thanking those present for their interest IN
the meetings, stated that it was proposed
that the Young Mems Christian Association
should begin the new year with week OF
prayer for a general revival in all The
churches in The city.
The congregation, after uniting in sing
lug BIest be the Tie that Binds" and after
a prayer by the hev. DR.. L. l.. Preston,
was dismissed with the bencdction by the
Rev. DR.. hawthorne.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-The United states
Court-Judge Hughes presiding-was III
session again yesterday. and was engaged
in hearing the suit OF Noble Us. bacKer.
The case was continued until tomorrow,
and will probably be concluded TUESDAY
Ten thousand dollars are involved IN II.
The grand Jury has been ADJOURNED over
until December 9Th.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

RICHARDSON & Co, 4 =. NJ, three valuable
brick dwellings on Locust alley between Main
and Franklin.
7. THOMPSON BROWN, 4:30 r. VI, trustees sale
OF framed house and lot on west Lelgh street,
las. MACDOUGALL, IL 4. 81, farming imple-
meats hOr.e. buggy. household furni urc, &c.
GRURKS 4 WILLIAMS. A. T.. N., brick store and
private dwelling No. 20o5 Vena6le street. near
MechaDicsyille turnpike, and small Driek o"sh-
ing No. 500 Mosby street.
Holm p. SAMPSON BROTHER, Manchester,
r, ~ commissioners sale Of valuable Hull
street properly,
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DUCK CREEK WHIsKEY at $3.50 gallon.
amber" whiskey at 81 gallon.
"Alpha" whiskey al $3.50 gallon.
"Monirose" whiskey at 80 gallon.
4" Select wbiskey at 80 gallon.
Green ana Black Teas at so, Soc, aud IL pc
pound.
Fancy Groceries, in large variety, at low prices.
W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co,
lIO9 Main street.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-Tbe suit OF Mrs.
Jeter f. TiIman Us. John Griffith was begun
IN the City Circuit Court yesterday. Last
February Mrs. Tilman. who IS from Man
chester. walked into Mr.. Griliifn's cellar,
situated at the corner OF Seventh and Byrd
streets, and was seriously hunt. Subse-
ouentIy she instituted a. suit for $1,000
against Mr.. Griffith. The plaintiffs counsel
are MessIs. Meredith and Carter and the
defendant,s are Messrs. Wise and Cosby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always aplessure, aud
you can have 1t by using MEADE Il BAKERS de-
licOus CARDoLpC MOUTH VASE 1t destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
cay,d teeth, and speedily restores then, to healthy
coidtion. Price, fity cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

A CLEAR HEAD, elastic limbs, good digestion.
sound sleep. buoyant spirits, fne appetite, and 4
ripe old age, are some Of The resshs Of the use OF
DIR. TUFTS PILLS They require no change OF
diet nor interfere with regular busisesg. A single
dose will convince you Of their wonderful effect.
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LADIES

LADIES
who wish 10 have their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands by lady expert semi TO
Mcssrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents I'm this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Md Glovier
are requested to call this week.
The FOSTER MD GLOVES
are superior in many respects TO any other Kid
Gloves made, and the patent ace-fasening makes
It decidedly The most comfortable ani the most per-
fec;-dtting Kid Glove. As we the agents In this
city for this celebrated III Glove, we can always
supply our customers with any size and color they
may desire.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Roll of Honor at the Public Schools
The following pupils were on the roll OF
honor at the public schools for the week
ending FRIDAY:
High SchoOl-E. MorrIsSette principal
Ida Alsup, Annie Brodnax, Hattie Briggs,
Agnes Ely. Maud Gibbons, Matte Owens,
Nemmie MOrrissette. Minnie MOnteiro.
Lena Litbgow. Mamie Snead, Emma Tur-
ner. Hattie Wells. Minnie Walden, Emmie
Walker. Allie Farmer, A. Brodie McCul.
loeb, Augustus Smith, Willie III. Wlnfree,
Peter Weisiger.
School No. miss Bette l.. Irvine teach
er-Lille overly, Salle McCrone, Mary
BankenShip, Eflic Owen, Ella Gibbs, Mar
shall Traylor, William Beattie, Char lie
Gibbs. John Robertson, John Walker,
Charlie Sims, John Foster.
School No. Miss X. Lyon teacher
Ida Bass. Rosa Dornin, Cora Green, Annie
Grieye, Lizzie Hewlett. Nellie Leonard,
Garland Burnett. L melt Bailey, Lawrence
Bailey, Harry Callighan, Harold Duyal,
Cafy French. Charles Harnish. Joseph
Sampson, John Topham, George Walden,
DaDnie BrOdnaX.
School No. 4-MisS French teacher
Maggie Bailey, Lena Fischer, Laura Hal
Ioway, Rosa Barton, Maud Hewlett, Bette
CARRIER. George McCullocb, Carrie McCul'
loeb, Fannie Sharp, Kate Higgins, Susie
Nelson. Lottie Baird, Maggie Echols, Henry
Buell., Terry Totty, Hammond Fisher, Wal
ter Freeman, Ollie Elder, Thomas Robert
son, James Lewis.
School No. 3-Miss Mamie Hatcher teach
er-Etta Adams, Ida Bishop. Hattie Blank
enship, Dora Eastwood, Maggie Holt, Min
ME Jones, Addie Leonard, Hattie Moore
Eula Spain, Lille Sneed, Ida Williams
Edwin Adams, Eddie Eastwood.
Primary - Mrs. Hall teacher Myrtle
Lithgow, Kate Mccullough, Ella Powers,
Grace Waymack, Birdie Farrer, Etfie Moore,
Emma Porter, Annie Wilkinson, Douglas
Sharp, Walter Adams, Willie Bollar, Fred.
Beattie, Charlie Bourne, George Jarreli
Willie Mitchell, james Plans, Percy Reams,
Bobbie Topham, Sylvester Wright.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy du-
ring the forenoon. In the afternoon and at
night It was clear and cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, "a;
8 A. NJ, Sc; noon, 81; p. NJ. 80; Z.
w.. So; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, SO.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EXTENSION oY the TRACKS OF The Rich.
MOND AND ALLEGHAHY RlmRoAD.-FoE
some time past a force OF bands has been
engaged in grading the berme-bank OF the
canal from point near Holly wood 10 the
old Peniientiary posd, where II is proposed
TO pnt in turn-table snd make other i'm
prOvemenis. Ii Is proposed, we under
stand, to trestle the esDal rear The city
pump house, where the track will branch
off from the iowing-path side and go over
10 the north side On The new work at the
foot OF Oregon Hill. 10 will then follow
the bernie side Of the canal down TO and
beyond the Penitentiary pond. The city
has ALREADY given le1ye TO the company
TO enter Byrd street and lay a track
10 the present freight deIo OF the
company at the old gauge lock, but when
this work will be done and passenger trains
be enabled 10 leave from and arrive at this
del OF is not stated. On Saturday the en-
giUeers brought down some of their hands
and commenced work upon the new truck
on the north side OF The canal in order TO
afford additional foenf for trains and loco
motives. When this work is fully com-
peted the water will be drawn from the
canal and the tresiles put in. The work on
the Allegheny division and on the west end
OF The Richmond division Is progressing satis-
factoriIy, and soon regular passenger trains
will be put on the AIleghany division. The
fifty miles Of road east OF Lyncbburg re-
Quired by law 10 be finished in ten months
has been fully completed and equipped in
eight months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-IlOUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
Atlintic States, higher barometer, station
ary or lower temperature, north to west
winds, clearing weather, preceded by rain
near the coast.
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D.&E. MnILEL osBER have jnst receweda large
stock Of Clocks and Dolmsns direct rrDnptbe manu-
faciurers.. All in want should eah caUry. as they
are authorized 10 close them.
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Despair not, ntiiher man nOr maid.
Although your mouth has suffered ~,
Although your teeth are half decayed,
You can still save them, II you Will.
A little SOZoDoNT be sure,
VIII II axe all halmy, bright, and pure.
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FOR the finest WEDDING CA RRr,S-Es 20 to
CAREERS, S26 Min street.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. Samuel Waggoner, who
has been on visit to New York, has re-
turned to the city.
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nae. MITTELp0RPER have just re ell" q fresh
supply of Carpets aud Rugs from auoiion--the
cheapest and best Carpets In The city hsiap Car
nets a, &c. worth 25e. All IN "ahl OF 'hese so"S'
sbonld i've them an early call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

CARRIER, S26 Main street, furnishes fine CAR.
RIAGEs for weddings, Theatre, Mozart, hops, and
funerals lower than the lowest.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED by
the use of MEADE X BAKERS SArONINE DENTI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove ineipent tartar
aud scurf. Price, 6f,y cents n box.
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old KENTUCKY " HISkEl,
FOUR YEARS OLD,
1880 PRR GALLON.

MOUNTAIN wHIsKEys OF ALL AGES.
DUFF GORDON sHERRiEs-our owa lmpor'a'
fation,
FINEST VIRGINIA, CALIFORNIA, and MIS-.
SOURI CLARETs,
FRENCH BRANDlgs- hnssf iwporei'
roREIGx \ aud AMERICAN cuAArAGSts;
KtMMEL, CuARragUsE. ANNisErrE cox.
DIALS;
oLD.vAsHI0NED CHERRY BOUNCE;
cELsBRAYEp BELMONT LlrHiA and chl.os
RiNE srRoNriA wATERs;
APOLLINARls, NATH0RN. and other htAI~
RAJ WATERS. yor ssis low BY
10 2O-2w CHRisriAN 4 WHyT1
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WHEN YOU want aAe CARRIAGE 70 aHena '''
Theatre, Mozart, or nop' soto aas .,rast
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CONCERT. The Colored German and Eng
lish Club will give concert at Virginia
Opera House on Monday night.
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INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA oRAsahs-nrst o. '"'
,,s, received by CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY
DAY

NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY
AT STEVENS, sos BROAD STREET
Have lust received a full line Of sATCIiEis aud
yALIsEs, both ladies' and gentlemen'S;
FINE NELEATHER.LINED sHOPPING-BAGs, for
ladies, at low prices;
A full line Of TIN SETS, iocludng Ihe new-patent
foldIngrop protection sLOP.JAR-some very
handsome decorations among them;
BIRD-CAGEs Of all descriptions and sizes.
Ihaye a case Of 25 LARGE cHRoMos which were
damaged on board the vessel, which will sell at
75c.-,be flame alone Is worth more-iook at
Have just received very nice Ire Of BOOKS in-
cluding the PoetIeal Works OF Gold, milh' Scott.
Tepnyson, Mrs. Browning. LongfeIow, Whit
tier, Poe, &C.;
Also. a nne line Of CHILDREN's BooKs-swiss
Family, Robinson Cruisoe, Children OF the Ae-
hey. Vanity Fair, Sc Jtti'h Chiefs, Chatteroox'
Nursery BOoss, &C.;
A large lot OF those special" ALBUMS q, sl.5e-
very han some;
WAX CROSSES and FLOWERS in glass globss al
$50;
BIRDS ami FLOWERS IN globes a, all priees-ysIy
pretty;
A larse 10, Of BLACK.wALNyTan and ENGRAVED
FRAMES at sc, 60c., and 81;
FINE YRENCH.PLATE MIRRORS M feonisea
Frames
New goods coming 10 every day at
nsls STEVENS, sos Broad sissst.
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c,pnER. s2o Main street, keeps The pnest CAR
.'.nxs 4, the city for pleasure driving.