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CROP STATISTICS.
Tho Production oLCOrn md Wheat for
the Year fSS0..FsSf,

the Year IsS0-Issf.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The following
statement relative to the corn and wheat
crop of 1880 and 1881 is furnished by the
Department OF Agriculture There were
seven States that produced surplus Of
corn. These States together yielded ten
hundred aud iorty-six million bushels in
1880 and seven hundred and thirty.seyen
million bushels in 1881. On the Goth Of
March returns estimated the quantity Of
corn OF the last crop in the hands OF farm
ers were made from over 400 counties Of
those States TO the Department.. They
represented more than two.thirds Of the
entire area. The percentage Of the pro.
duct OF each State, sill on hand, Is report
ed as follows: Ohio "a, Indiana 81, Illinois
26, Iowa 20, Missouri 10, Kansas 10, Ne.
braska 49,
The average is nearly "a per cent, and
amounts 10 100000 bushels. 1t is esti-
mated that the proportion on hand March
20, 1881, Of the larger crop OF 1880,
WIS: In Ohio, SO per cent; Indians, SO;
Illinois, 50; Iowa, 80; Missouri, 30; Kansas,
20; Nebraska, IS: average 81 per cent, OF
:lSS, ,gO0, eco huslIelS The same States pro
ducCd 256, 600, 600 bushels Of wheat in 1880
and lG9, coo, Geo hashels in 1881. The pro.
portion on hand, as estimated, was Ohio
95 per cent; Indiana, IS; Illinois, 10; Iowa
%: Missouri, IL: Kansas, 10, Nebraska, 81
average q per cent, or nearly So, ,00o, ,00t
bushels. One year ago the proportion o
the remaining crop Of 1850 was Ohio, 81
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r., .stool montlro OF spring is here, and
s,,+,, y the genial weather. We have
@g @''g,1.+,, the fr,t month, We may reason
d, l1,'. ,,,.,t not onIya continuance OF II
wy y, ,,,s something still milder and more
y,.s w. Indeed all signs point to unusual
! 'I ,i,,spt aul favorable weather this
g,.s,s-l,l y .i.as save those OF vennor, and
NJ, It' J,,., Ike lreams,are to be interpreted
W. ". , ,b.it c,n,rtrics. The outlook is alto
y ..,bsr cheering ior crops, for fruit, good
..nl. hrallh aud prospcrity.
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A New Gospel Ana.

CncAoo, March STA Gaullaire, Wis.
consin, special says T. N, Morrison, a
former Episcopal pastor here, has preferred
charges TO the Bishop against Joel Clarke,
the present. pastor, for using magic Ian.
tern intbe church on Sunday evening to
illustrate his sermons.
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oAlo nn.Ir rcaShcr%' ASSOCIATION.

""-'"hl"''h To the lntelliscnCCE
{, tolyHtts Otto, March St.-The Ohio
, sa,C Music Teachers Association was organ
- ls'' ee'e to-day US follows: President J. A.
1ga''''' ,.I OF Columbus; Treasurer, N. l..
>,'0TS'' ,s OF Akron; Recording Secretaly J..
=, S.,.a. n,@,n' Of Mansfield; Corresponding
INV rE''''SEy' W. Il. l'ontius, Of Mansfield.
,t ,i"' SUl'v, was to tOrm an organization for
t"' to',;a', s'v'"''"H and publication Of the pro.
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CLEVELAND, March 3l.-Early this NOR.
ming Henry BerliouiE, aged l5, an employe
Of tho Bee Line, was found in an out.
building, lying unconscious in large pool
Of blood with an ugly cash in his neck. He
was taken into his dwelling and cared for.
He soon revived, and finding himself still
alive, the razor not yet having been re.
moved from his clenched hand, he made
desperate efforts to cut his throat again,
but was restrained with great difficulty.
He will probably recover. Dependency
is supposed TO be the cause.
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WASHINGTON, March Sl,-'The President
announced at the close Of tho cabinet ses-
sion u special session to be held Monday,
when the Chinese bill will be disposed of.
Wednesday is the lust day the President
can hold the bill. Senators Miller, of Cali.
fornia, and Jones, Of Nevada, called on the
President after the cabinet meeting and
both are sure there will be no veto.
Others who visited the President think
the bill will be returned to Congress with
the request that the twenty year clause be
reduced to ten wears.
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CHICAGO, March Sl.-A Watertown, Da-
kota, special says: +. Howe, an old settler
Of this county, left Fort Sesseton with q
soldier Just as u storm was coming on, but
its binding fury stopped them half way
to Washbay. They tried to make the trip
on horseback, and became separated. The
soldier has been found so badly frozen that
his life cannot be saved, and Mr.. Howe
was found half a mile from home dead.
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per cent, Indiana, 9s; Illinois, "a, Iowa, 2s;
Missouri 2s; Kansas, 20; Nebraska, %;
average % per cent, or 6i,000,0O0 bushels.
The results OF this investigation indicate
q, comparative shortage Of 2l3,OOO 900 bush
els, or IS per cent less than the corn on
hand on March 20, 81, and also decrease
Of 5000, 600 bushels Of wheat, or a per
cent less than on March 20, 81 in these
seven States, in addition 10 the shortage Of
the three other surplus wheat States,
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, which
are credited with 5000, 900 bushels rs the
CrOn NJ iSI
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VOLUME XXX.-.NUMBER $50.
no change in prices. Sheep have been
abundant and fully half Of the receipts were
leg over. Those sold brought the prices Of
last week.

PITTsgvRGH, March 3l.-The pleasan
weather the past week has had q stimulat
ing effect on trade generally. The de
mand for Pittsburgh manufactures Is quite
ortsk, and the outlook for spring business
very encouraging.
The pig iron market shows q slight i'm,
proVement over last week, but prices have
not changed.
Manufactured iron Is moving steadily
with fair demand, although the eondi.
non Of the trade u somewhat worse than
i was this time last year; manufactures,
however, look Tor aft improved market
within the next month.
Glass is firm but unchanged. The de.
mand Tor window glass is increasing as the
building season approaches, and higher
rates Is not improbable.
Goal is dull, heavy and depressed, at
prices ruling for several weeks. The lower
markets are still overstoCked, but operators
continue to make shipments. Total ship.
msnts the past week 1870 900 bushels.
Petroleum is active, excited and irregular
and the market tluctuattng between so and
70 cents, closing this afternoon weaker at
SO cents. Sales and resoles 3,400, 900 bar.
refs. Shipments 2S4, 900 barrels.
BosToN, March 3l.-Hides stronger, and
advanced as high Us 02c.
Leather, generally as in previous prices.
Boot and shoe market, steady.
Rubber boots and shoes, expected ad.
vance on account Of the high prices.
Raw rubber, firm.
Wool, l,7i3,900 bales. Some XX wash.
ed ileeccs sold at 49la43c; though real
choice grades cannot be bought SO low.
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LOUISVILLE, March 3t.-The forty second
drawing OF the Commonwealth bistribu-
tion Company took place to-day, and the
following prizes were drawn: Capital prize
Of $50, 600 was drawn by ticket No GS,8l2,
second prize OF Sl0,0OO by ticket No. %, lSS,
and third prize Of 5000, by No. $3.50.
The following tickets drew $1,000 each:
Nos. 32.SS7, 6,22S, S9,o4l, 49,446, 5l,442
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Special Dispatch 10 the IntCllisCnccr.
WASHINGTON, March 3t.-An interview
with Secretary Hunt has been travelling
round town to-day, with some show Of re.
liability, in which the Secretary is repre-
scnlcd us saving thnt lie has President Ar
thurs partial assurance that he will not be
removed that II he is removed his sue
cessor will be General Beale, Of this city,
and not Mr.. Chandler, as has been asserted.
Mr.. Hunt will be well provided for ii
droaped from tho Navy.
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THE e0CHEr CLAIM.
A Clear Statement OF the Case Prom
Minister Uurlbut

4 Clear Statement OF the Case Prom
Minister HurIbut,
WARRINGTON, March 3l.--At tho meet
ing Of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, Chairman Williams announced
that he had just received the following
communication from Minister Hurlbut in
regard to the Cochet claim:
UStrEp STATES LEGATION,
LIMA, PERU, February %, 1889.
My DEAR SIR:-I shall probablv leave
this city for the United States early in
April on leave Of absence. In reference to
the Cochet claim, which understand. has
its foundation in Peru, I desire 10 state for
YOUR information, or for any OF the com.
mittee Of either House, who may choose n
examine it, the certain principal and CON.
trolling facts:
Fist-Aiexander Cochet was French
subject, lived such and died such.
Second-His Supposed heir, his illeoiti.
mate son, through whom the COMPANY
claim the title, was never legittmatized, or,
at all events, have no evidence Of Il.
Third-ln that case cochet's rights n
any, descend to bis sisters living in France
Fourth Granting that Cochet hal 4
claim and that Il was properly transferred
to "the company" still It was q Frencf
tciaim, and the company having acquired
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Rrol.e un IN nI.or,ler.

TRENTON, N. j., March Sl.-The Assem-.
bly, broke up amid the widest disorder.
Tie clerk was not permitted to read the
report on the bribery charges, the mem.
hers shouting, kissing and talking against
time until the hour for final adjournment.
No action was taken on the Governors
veto Of the bill giving the jersey City front
/ O the railways.
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IL. an immense How Of gas at tho
t"l,s y .a,, IVES. Niidtctcwn, on the
aeD ,,'s,Jn a, ta,m. The tAme can be seen
Ns'.,,. ,.,y mile, aud is seventy feet high.
I, % ''sN sI, oycr 100 feet deep. Oil isex'
1 .Dnn
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EMung OF.

CINCINNATI, March Sl.--A Chapman @.
H., Spottsylvania county, Virginia, special
to the Tmes.Star says Dock Wright was
hung ut eighteen minutes past eleven
o'clock to-day. He had drop OF four feet
His neck was broken and he died without
struggle. The execution was private
and tho witnesses few.
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MAY SSS fENNEisro, March Sl.--The Chinese
1r1c,,Sa's mc,, Of this city have finally opened
I"ss'Shahts I.on exchange, which they have
SnJ M" iSt'r,ly organizing for some time,
feSsfi,t I titC,SG a,l officers: The object is mutual
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TARRYTowS. N. Y, March Si.-At 1880
o'clock last night the Andre monument was
partially destroyed bydynamite. The mon.
ument itself is not destroyed to any consid.
eable extent, but the base Is completely
rt1inal
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Cbs qnteIdgEnfer.


=. hundred Immigrants arrived at
i55',;a i',i'I Yesterday, and Philadelphia
Fl..ag', ~srI, d place for immigrants
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Special Dispatch TO the lntelligCncei.
WAsnISGToN, March 3l.-Thc following
postmasters in West Virginia have been
commissioned: Samuel II. Ewing, at Viola
i. II. Burr, at Noming Grove, and Wm.
II. Brown, ut Brady's Station,
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,,5s.., Of Representatives yesterday
Ial I..',,stan nv, other 100000 for the re'
aPpggF' gF'h ,Ss oyertlowed people along the
Mississippi,
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Aalolnrne,I % Yn,e.

CoLuMnus, o., March 81 Both branches
Of the Legislature adjourned at noon on
Tuesday, 70 give the members IN oppor.
tunity Of attending elections.
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BRIDGEHoRT.


The wife OF Rev. Alexander, OF this city,
took by mistakea large dose OF aqua am.
monia, aud II was thought for tine that
serious aud fatal results would follow, but
by prompt action on the part OF Dr.. Elliott
she is now resting easy aud will get well.
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d,ad sadH'ih,aRE,LrttiA, /, Murch Si.-Tweiye hun.
TIst S ,nni immigrants arrived to-day and start
"''' 0'"fEht' They arc mostly Germans.
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A QUARTERS FAILURES.
The Record orthe First Three Months o
the Current Year.

The Record Orthe First Three Months OF
the Current Year.
PITrsBuRaII, March 3l.-To-day through
out the country tue mails are burdened
with the reports Of the figure gathers ON
ployed by the mercantile agencies. The
Pittsburgh district for Dun's Agency in.
cludes portions OF Western PENNSYLVANIA,
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. The dis.
trict is rs follows:
West Virginia, the following counties
Boone, Braxton, Brooke, Cabell, Clay,
Doddridgc, Fayctte, Hancock, Harrison,
Harrison, Jackson, kanawha, Lincoln, Lo.
gan, Mcdowell, Marshall, Mason, Nicholas,
Ohio, Pleasants, Putnam, Raleigh, Richie,
Roane, Tyler, Wayne, Wetzel, Writ, Wood
and Wyoming.
In Ohio the following coun les Belmont,
Carroll, Columbiana, Guernsey, Harrison,
Jefferson, Mahoning, Monroe, Morgan,
Muskingum, Noble, Stark, Trumbull, Tus.
carawas aud Washington.
In Pennsylvania the following counties:
Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler,
Cambria, Fayette, Greene, lndiana, JelIer-
son, Lawrence, Washington, Westmore-
land.
The figures for the first quarter Of 1882
from Dun 4 Co. are us follows as compared
with similar period in 1881, are given be-
low:
States. Failures. Liabilities Assets
Pcnnsylvallia....lS 1890 vS'iOO
West Virginia .,.. $500 1880
Total.....,.......~21 s280,9CO elA,4C0
The failures for the first quarter Of the
year ending March 81 ares
states Failures, Liabilities Assets.
PsaR:yivsais. RaS; agtfSSS t$SSS HS5S
TOtNl".~.. Is s2,2ll,sOO N.9Sl, 1850
The marked increase is OF course ex.
planned by the nature Of two OF these fail.
ures. These were the Siemens.
Company and the Fairview (Butler coun.
ty) bank failure; these. alone aggregated
about S2.0O0,0O0 OF liabilities. The re-
mainder OF the failures were inconsider.
able, the more prominent ones being
Chamberlain, Thomas & Co., OF SewickIcy,
F. II. Mahcr, Freeport and NJ. Fire & Bro,
Allegheny.
Ohio's increase is accounted for by the
fact that the preceding quarter was unusu.
ally small, and this years exhibit, though
large by comparison, is not an increase
when compared to the rest OF the year.
West Virginia shows no unusual features.
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FIRE RECORD.

PtrrsRuRoI, March Sl.-About half past
2 o'clock this morning the safe factory Of
Riesrek Bros, on Sixteenth street, wasdis-
covered TO be fire. The building was
large three.story brick, extending back 200
teet, and by the time the fire department
arrived the entire structure, together with
five brick dwellings in the rear, were a
mass Of flames and were totally destroyed.
The dwellings were occupied by seven
families, all poor people, who In the ex.
citement and danger, barely escaped with
their clothes. The loss was $50 200, which
was partly covered by insurance.
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You arc sick; well, there Is Just tone remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt. fits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, 'sWells
Health Renewerh Is your hope. 500 Drug.
lists. Depot Langhlin Bros. &co., Wheeling.
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TIE most wonderful blood pnriGerin lie
w0rld--erGdionIeS ereru tdiNt-S. SIS.
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FoR scrotula, Rheumatism, Mercurial
Poison, and al tiood diseuass, take s. SIS,
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LABOR TROUBLES.

Hon. CuAs. G. WILLIAMS. " - -
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BALTIMORE, March S0.-The money mar.
ket has been easy the past week, and more
business has been doing in stocks.
The dry goods trade has been very ac-
tive and n large amount Of business hns
been done, principally with the South.
The grain market has been irregular.
Sugar has been steady at a light advance
over the prices Of last week,
Coffee has been quiet, though a sale Of
900 bags was made last night on basis
Of 10 cents for fair.
Butter is still firm for the best grades,
while inferior Is neglected.
Eggs are higher, the market closing firm
to-day at an advance Of 2 cents per dozen.
Cheese has been quiet throughout the
week and in u limited demand even for
the best cream.
Live stock has been slow. Beef cattle Is
higher with only demands for present
necessity taken at the higher price,
Hogs are plenty but slow, though there was
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY,

Briefs. - The new iron-and-granite
bridge placed by the Richmond and Pc
tcrSburg Railroad Company across swift
creek. in Chesterfield county, has proved
itself on trial 4 most substantial affair. It,
cost was 5,2Gj.jG.
Our city merchants are procuring their
usual supplies ior Christmas. They do
most OF their shopping in Richmond.
Twas ever thus"
The City school Board, which met last
night, had under consideration the subject
OF providing additional accommodations
for publc-,chOol scholars.
The City Court j. still in session here,
but it, proceedings are Of no interest 20
the public.
Peter Natalie. a wcil-knoWu citizen. j.
confined to his home by sickness.
Charles Holmes and LAWSON BuriOot
(colorcd) have been committed TO Jail 10
answer the charge ii being engaged sun
day and Saturday night in depletinga num-
Der of stores and dwellings OF portion OF
their contents. II - said that the proof j.
clear a. to their purloning gross II
spoons from the grocery oi Mr.. T. T..
Ctrslcy. corner of Thirteenth and Hull
streets.
a message has been received here from
some town in Colorado stating that Mr..
Hamilton shepherd, formerly OF Rich
mond. but who married Manchester lady,
aud whose family reside here, had COM
mttpd suicide in hj@ western home. The
clu-e ard the manner OF the suicide have
rot Vet lccn disclosed.
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LOCAL MATTERS,
Still Another Arrest.

yesterday morning a deputy United
states marshal made StIll another arrest
his time II was Mr.. Edward GRAY. clerk
employed in Mr.. r. Il. Munford'S office.
me complaint made against Mr.. GRAY by
captain John :. Wise, United States Dis.
trict Attorney, il that Mr.. GRAY violated
section o0ll OF the Revised Statutes OF the
tnited states by falsely and fraudulently
signing the names Of certain parties 10 pa-
perS known A. Supplemental Assessment,
Tor 1881 y ia order TO secure for them AN
opportunity TO vote.
Mr.. Gray was brought before United
states Commissioner VI. +. Pleasants. and
his case was continued until to-day. lie
was admitted TO bail in the sum Of 81 900.
Mr. Munford being accepted aS surety.
From the a>>cssmcnt-li,tS Captain Wise
took number Of names. and the parties
Will he summoned to appear as witnesses.
y large number Of gentlemen have been
SubpTnacd 10 appear before the United
states grand jury which meets on the 18th
December, there TO testify concerning
charges Of fraud in the late election.
Among them are Me>srS. W. +. Drinkard
and W. u. CheStcrman Of the Dispatch,
Richard +. Bciruc and w. W. Archer Of
the state. VI. Glennau OF the Norfolk l'ir-
g'1idn, y. VI. Kelley Of Richmond. Cap
tain Marshall. Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Second district, and others.
\ cloud OF witnesses, amounting TO hun
dredS, will he summoned to appear in the
Richmond arrest cases, and good deal Of
time viii be consumed in their hearing.
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EsMYgn.DA LAST NISHT.-The audience
that aseeted the presentation Of tins pc!
At fine Richmond Theatre last night oush'
10 be looked upon by the Madl'on->q a'fe
Theatre Company 10 a compliment OF tnc
highest order. Outside the nighl va
stormy and the weather splIeiul; qua qua ~" ;i7
,Son@h the hail fell regularly and tbe side
Wslks were slippery and dangerous tn.
Tbratrc was dned wlth one OF she most
fashionable audiences of the >a'ason' II
was ,, n critical audience, but NO ono had
comTlant, and the universal verdict wa
that the play was nne. .,o.
The scenery was good ana .nc eo,t'','e' ,,i', -
attrac,iyc and pleasing, aud the aeting o.
al 90 GOOD that il is hard to partculariIe
John +. owens, as Ebert Rogers wa
o. W;n.Iite A. he i in solon shingle, an'
was at once recognized. Mrs. CharIe
Walcot and Miss Louise Dillon, as JACK Jack,
sisters, were perfectly natural, and E'm'
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DTNoyED EVERY SYMPTOM.


->Dcccm5er %. lsel'
>-.t >s.r.f. c2ayqay. A.oa'a. Ga
Ia..e delayed thu ions 81 writing oe'-n.e
v-a',t 90 naee "a.. araace aoahly sure IN '"'
r-I. -. :. 30 my OWL case, and an most nap
r,t.iey.r tlat .t b., entirely ciadica'ed every
.,.-....'. .e,,c 5,..s-. from my sy-tcm. Had /
followed le advice OF Tom N'''' ID .'''
would h''e saved me u ''' ~ r.-.,,.,..
r-. IhaFe 10; fe4' ''e least return - ~. IAN
aal caafany and truly recommend : - -, =, ~ I ''
-.. ''''' ,,'... 60 ,.,'o know mv condition
- 'o, ,..''' ,.,s,, d" ,..,rc them that it ha.
- ''..' -, -c Of main. but has entirely re-
~ ,,.e d,..aso from my sys-
.,..., ,,., ,ler, If H. infaln-
,..a-,it.ie- III. ............... Tut you are free
h,,vra-,e - - =. 70 -ho" ih5 Ie'''i
.. 't paoli-4e'' ,.,,a .h,mc HAT
-eii' AAe" o' '"! ''''''-''' ....,.,,ic,.- o.,
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HAS OPENED THIS WFfK

large invoice Of BLACK WALNUT TABLEs,
BOOK SHELVES, CORNER BRACKETS,
sIDE-BRACKETs, TOWEL-RACKS, TOt-
LET-MIRR0Rs, &C., &e.;
some HANDSOME sQUARE EBONY PEDEs-
TAILS At -, ~, and 80;
HANDSOME LEATHER and ALLlHAToR
HOPPISG-SATCHELS;
ELEGANT PLUSH SHOPPING -SArCHHIs.
ELEGANT PLUSH CARD-CNSES;
BEAUTIFUL HAND-rAINTED CARD-CASES
at t3'
More of those BRUSH->frS st SO worth 80;
\ FINE PLUSH BRUSH-SET at 81;
An immense line of SNlO COMBfN ATtoN
FRAMES from Soc. TO $3.50;
Al sizes RU~TICS 1t bottom price,;
In PLUSH. VELVET, and SATIN COMBINA-
TlONS W. show large assortment;
We show some wonderful bargains In DOLLS
notably the one at sl.50. All who haze seen it
admit II Is worth SO. There were only 60 In
thc ease, and 10 more 10 Doe had at any price,
The DOLL We sell at Sc. J. cheap enough Mt 2Jc.
our I DOLL f. the best We have ever shown, and
Richmond people know what That means.
Country orders should BE- sent rs ,.tly as pIsai-
He ~ STEVENS, 5uj broid sti,,t.
Catalogues mailed free. send for one no26