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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

PROGRESS OF THE Work on THE NIw
RAuROAD.-The track Of the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad has been extended
six miles west OF Cedar Point, and trains
are now running regularly to the last
named station. The passenger train leaves
here at $3.50 =. NJ. daily, except Sunday, and
arrives daily, except Monday, at $3.50 A. NJ.
Aalay freight train has also been put upon
the line, leaving here at 7:20 A. Nj. daily,
except Sunday, and arriving daily, except
Sunday, at 5:52 p. NJ. The track between
here and Cedar Point is in excellent condi-
ton, ana the general work upon the line Is
being pushed forward vigorously.
1t will be very gratifying piece OF In.
formation to the many friends OF the road
TO know that the receipts OF the company
are In excess OF What was anticipated, ana
indeed what was promised in the outset.
The company's bonds. too, have sold rapid
ly and at satisfactory figures, and alto
gether the outlook is very encouraging.
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RAIN IsDICATI0Ss.-Th The low state OF the
river and the continued drought has made
Us all very anxious for our water supply.
Last evening we heard from Williamson's,
near the headwaters OF the James, that the
weather was clear and there were no indl-
cations Of rain. AT III O'Clock last night,
however, our friends at The Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway reported that at Huntington
at 1925 +. N. the weather was clear and
cool, bnt hsd been raining nearly all day.
At Canuelton at 1920 y. NJ. II was raining.
At White Sulphur at 9:i5 p. Nj. il was
warm and cloudy, with slight rain, and had
been windy all the afternoon. At Coving-
ton at $40 p. NJ. IL was cloudy, with good
indications OF rain. During the twenty
four hours ending yesterday morning the
rainfall bad been IL at Huntington. IL
would seem therefore that the rain-storm Is
coming from the West this way.
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HELP FOR THE WATER DEPARTMENT FROM
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. The Committee on
the Fire Department held meeting yester-
day morning at headquarters Captain hing,
chairman, presiding. The Chairman stated
that he had been approached by number
of citizens requesting the assistance OF the
steam tre-engines in giving some reliel 10
the Water Department. and be desired an
expression OF opinion as to what he should
do during the present water emergency.
Mr.. Charles +. Taylor, the former chair
man, offered the following, which was
adopted:
ResOiued, That the chairman OF this COM
mttee and the Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment grant such relief TO citizens during
The water emergency as in their judgment
may seem proper, so far as The same can De
done without detriment to the utility and
efficiency OF the Fire Department.
Mr.. Taylor also offered the following
(which was agreed to:
RESOLVED, That any official order that tho
chairman of this committee may see proper
to issue, or sign, Will be sanctioned ana
sustained by this committee.
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garde concluded her engagement here last
evening in the title-I0le Of Hamlet.
Our judgment with regard 10 the n,ppro.
priateness and even inadmissibiIly OF a
woman playing mans part, or a man a
woman's, must not detract from the great
dramatic ability OF Miss Belgrade, which
enabled her to enter so thoroughly into and
portray so cleyerly the character Of the no.
BILE Dane. She is a young lady OF great
talents, and we bespeak for her more gen.
erous and cordial reception on her next
visit 10 Richmond. In the meanwhile we
wish her q bon UOldle.
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THE SMITHS FIRE INVESTIGATION AND
THE BAsIy-WATER Mr.. Warren's inyesti-
eating committee met again yesterday at
noon, this time at the scene OF the fire, on
the corner OF Ninth street and the Basin
bank. and examined the premises.
Mr.. Weber, cnginemaD OF Steamer Com
pany No. 3, who was i'm charge OF Steamer
No. 4, was at work when the fire broke out.
He didn't regard the danger as serious. as
sparks from the engines always fall thick
and fast when they are at work. No one
said anything 10 him about the danger. lie
thinks be first saw the smoke issuing from
the building, and called attention to 1t. lie
could not say whether the sparks set fire to
the building or not. He had, however,
known cotton-waste about bis engine TO be
set on fire by sparks. He did not know
anvihing about spontaneous combustion,
and never knew steam fire-englne TO set
fire to anything except waste.
CAPTAIN A. T.. Minor, foreman OF Hook.
and Ladder Truck Company No. /, who
was on the ground at the time Of the fire,
made the following statement:
was on the ground when the fire was
discovered. A small boy called my atten-
ton to it. IL seemed TO be quite small
| went up. pulled oil q strip, and the smoke
eushed out. got in from the Cary.street
front, and saw the fire burning about ten
feet from the stairway towards the basin.
| ordered an alarm TO he turned In when J
fir,t discovered the fire. Sent Dir. Lowe IN
with a stream. The strips were nailed on
the building very close. The place was
very close. Saw no openings in the VIM
doWs. The fire was under control wllhin
five minutes after it was burned. Had II
surrounded with two streams. made an
examination OF the place after the ilre.
There was very little stuff burned. dld
not think there was any danger to the
building from the engines. Think one man
guarding the building could have prevented
the fire. | am not certain that the engine
set the building afre, but the probabilities
are in favor Of the engine having set 1t aiire
As there were no foundries at work or any
other cause TO set il afire, unless spontaneous
combustion. Rags with oil on them VII
take fire. There were great many rags O
all kinds in the building. Painters aftel
using rags in building throw them IN th'
street TO prevent their catching bre ID th'
building. A great many rags are used II
graining building.
Mr.. Lowe, OF Hose Company No. 6, wht
carried the stream into the fire, also made
statement, which agreed with that made
by Captain Minor.
The committee then adjourned.
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Grand Demonstration Tuesday, I9tl
Instant.
Rooms STATE C0NSERvATIvEl
Executive COMMITTEE,
RInnMnNn npi inhnr LIZ 1SSl

NltHMDND, OClODtI 10, lOOO.
The Old Dominion Club will form on
north side OF Broad street Immediately
north OF Seventh the Virginians will form
on Seventh street north of Broad; the Il.
X. KS on Seventh south OF Broad; the
Clay Ward Aciyes on Eighth street north
OF Broad; the Marshall Ward Club on
Eighth street south OF Broad and The
Jackson Ward Club on Ninth street north
OF Broad. Citizens with or without torches
will form on Ninth street south OF Broad.
Clubs from other cities or counties will he
assigned places in line by reporting to Cap
tain Maxwell Il. Clarke, chief marshal, or
at these rooms.
The police will be placed where deter
mined upon by Major John Poe, Jr.. Chief
OF Police, who will be in command OF the
force. Citizens who are willing to bear
torches can obtain the same at these rooms
on Tuesday next, 10Th instant, and they
will assemble with citizens who do not wish
TO bear torches on Ninth street south of
Broad, and their torches may be lighted
when the procession moves (which Will be
about y 7. NJ from the corner OF Seventh
and Broad streets, and they will fall into
line as designated above.
The regular Conservatiye-Democra
hope that the ladies' will show their APP
proval OF our earnest efforts to secure q
constitutional form OF government and good
OF der OF society by such evidences from
their residences, as we march by, rs In their
Judgment we deserve.
Speaking will lie in front OF City Hall, on
Broad street. j. BELL BIGGER,
Secretary
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ROLL OF HONOR AT TUE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHoOL.--The following is list OF the pu-
pills on the roll OF honor during the past
week at the High School: Senior Class !:
Maggie A. Ferrel. Sue Herring, Agnes
LYON, Jennie Martin. Intermediate A Glass ::
Kate Dunkel, Bessie Hoge, Irene Loyen-
stein, Sadie McGiivray. Intermediate u.
Glass: Lillian Pace. JUNIOR A Class !:
Alice Hamilton, Carrie Whitmore. Junior
Il Glass: Maggie Craig, Julia Craver, Sailie
Gardner, Matte Hankins. Maude Hyde,
Lizzie Hutcheson, Jennie Jones. Ellen Lon
don, Kittio Moore. Henderson Patton
elise Ragland, Ida Smith, Maggie Smith,
Blanche Taylor Attendance Tor the week.
NJ per cent.
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AN ORGAN FOR THE FAIR.-Messrs. Ramos
4 Moses have received from the manufac-
turers very handsome two-manuel pedal
EsIey organ, which they will exhibit at lie
coming Fair. IL is handsome instru-
ment-ten feet in height, and contains two
manuels and six full sets Of reeds, together
with full pedal. bass OF thirty notes.
There are sixteen stops OF much sweetness,
in which is a remarkably fine clarinet stop.
The instrument is very compact, and will
make handsome piece OF furniture for a
large parlor.
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THE a. n. AND Q. RAILROAD.

4 PLAN or. COMBINING INTERESTED IN
FLUENCEs TOsEcURE AN EXTENSION OF
THE DATE FoR THE SALE OF THE AT
LANTIc, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAIL
RoAD-ADoP rIoN By THE COMMITTEE
OF A PROPOSED CONTRACT TO BE SUB
MrTTED TO THE CITIES OF RICHMOND,
NORFOLK. PETERSBURG, AND LYNCH
BURG--wHAT TT WILL COST TO GAIN
POSSESSION OF THE ROAD, &C., &C.
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1T MUST BIC DONEi

THE LARGT ST AND BEsT-AsSORTED STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
ALL ENTIRELY NEW, FRESH, STYLISH, AND
DESIRABLE
MUST BE SOLD,
as the proprietor OF the BALTIMORE AUCTION
HOUSE has determined 10 give up business and re-
move from the city. The attention OF the lades IS
a. oecirlIy called 10 This announcement Ii the
goods are not Sold privately within short Time they
viii be DISPOSED OF at PUBLIC AUCTION, due no.
tice Of which will be gwen. ~ ,
Merchants and all others who have FALL AND
WINTER GOODS TO purchase are earnestly re-
uuested To call and examine this stock ana acqualnt
mem selves with the prices, which viii be found
much lower than regular wholesale rates.
Kcmember, these bargains are 70 DC had only al
the HALTIMORE AUCTl0N-HOUSE,
Ia west Broad street, Richmond, Va.
ocl5-W&Su1mo
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A GARD To THE PUBLIC.

ON the 23d October Will open al office at No..
los Main street. where will be fully prepared 10
transact The REAL ESTATE BUSINESS In all OF
its branches.
M. g. STAPLES, who has been with the old firm
for The pas six Years. will be with me and have alt
interest In my business.
Reference, hy l.ermission: First National Bank
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the old firm, aud soliciting renewal vi
The same for the pew. remain, respectfully,
oc lh-lut II. l.. STAPLES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

LEVY BROTHERS, agents for FOSTERS MD
GLOVES, with patent laced fastcnings, received on
yesterday their early fall importation. The Foster
Is now the beau ideal of bandsomely.htiing aud
comfortable Kid Glove, and Is largely doing away
with the use of buttoned Md gloves. as the laced
fastening Is so much more convenient LEVY BRO.
THEIRS will take pleasure In showing their popular
brand to the ladies and gentlemen OF this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

POLITIcAL.-The City Conservative Com
mttee and the presiding officers Of the clubs
will meet tomorrow night instead Of Tues
day night, as usual.
The members and ex-members OF the X.
Il. Klub will call at the office Of Chief Clai-
borne on Monday the 18th of October and
procure their uniforms for the Conserya-
iyc-Dcmocratic rally Tuesday night.
Also, attend meeting on Monday night.
the 18TH
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BIG BONANZA.

Our stock Of Fall Overcoats IS ahead of any
thing heretofore attempted. We are now of
fering, and viii continue 10 sell while the sup
ply lasts, Mems handsome, stylish, and WELL
ftiEg Overcoats, Of cur own manufacture,
from five dollars upward.
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YESTERDAY was clear and

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 62;
9 A. 81, 70; noon, 81; 2. NJ, 81 GP.
H.. y; midnight, G2. -........ Isl
Mean Temperature, II SO. -
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LAR0E MEN.

Extra large men will fud In store and etab-
lshment fine assortment OF Cassimeres and
Oyercoalngs suitable for their wear, aud al
prices but little ia advance OF the regular
sizes, aud fully twenty. 1--WE per cent. lower
than Custom Work.
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REPORT FROM ILLiNoIs.--Daniei Ward, OF
Naples, says: "Tutt's Pills are even better than
represented. As an anli-blious medicine they have
no equal. They seem to act on the mind as well as
body. | was continually morose and gloomy. with
forebodlngs OF evil am now another man: have
good appetite and digestion. and feel cheerful and
bappv.n .ttt fii
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"LAby GASp sad other brands OF New orea,s
CIGARS have arrived. aud OF ilrs'-rate quality
We advise our friends 20 buy their yearly supply
of FAMILY FLOUR now, as II Is steadily adsaneing
Our arrangements with the best millprs enable US
to offer inducements ON this article.
w. ID, BLAIR K 60.
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ILLNESS OF REV. DR.. PLUNER. "A letter
received here Yesterday from the family OF
Rev. DIR. Plumer, in Baltimore, states
that his death Is expected hourly. He has
been sinking for some days past, and his
physicians have given up all hope OF his
recovery. DIR. Plumer Is well Known and
dearly loved here in Richmond. where he
was at one time pastero OF the FIRST Presby-
terian church. He was also editor OF the
Watchmdn of the South.
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By MAIL.

We request Of out-of.tow parties that when
In need of goods they will send their orders
direct to MS by mall, and we pledge our best
efforts TO 1ll them satisfactorily.
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INTERNAL.REyENUE COLLECTIONS The
internalreyenue collections for the week
ending Yesterday were as follows: Monday,
SjS3G 80; Tuesday, 81 $50 81 Wednesday,
Si992 30; Thursday, S9,jG7.G3; Friday,
SI73 10 Saturday, 50, ,500-tOtaI, $780,
1881. The collection. for the week pre-
yious amounted to $37,773.
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AFRAGRAxr BREATH Is always pleasure, md
yon can have It BY using MEADE & BAKER's DE-
Iicous CARBoIIC MoUrH-wAsu- II .iesiroys ite
offensive cdor caused by diseased gums and 10
csyed teeth, and speedily restores them 70 heaIs,f
cot LdIton. Price, any cents bottle. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

NJ. ELLYsos q CO., advertising agents. insert ac-
vetisements in all of the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dis
patch couniing-room win receive prompt aiten-
tton.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, cloudy and threatening
weather with rain, winds mostly SOUTH
westerly, decidedly lower temperature, fol-
lowed by stationary or higher barometer.
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CArcu TARrAR.

and when caught scrub well with sozopoSr. Dsu't
spare H. Brush for dear life. If you destroy H. all
the better for vou and your ;e,th. n viii destroy
the health OF your mouth It's beauty and yoar sweet
breath
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED ny
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoSISH prS1I-
FRICE, which win speedily iucIp'ent tsfiar
aud scurf. Price, afly cents box.
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T BRIEF ITEMs.--The State Guards-Cap-
tain r. A. Paula welLkn0wn colored milf
tary organization Of this city, propose go-
ing TO Washington to be present al the In
auguration OF the next President OF the
United States.
The Irish Land League will hold meet
ing this evening at 7 o'clock at Cathedral
Hall. trI it
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CCHooL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN.

Encouraged by the success OF last session. lko-
PEsSOR HAsSELEFF Will resume The cuiirs of MS
school ON the 10TH OF SEPTENBEk, $50. by
his method yer> Young children, as wen ss otoer
pupils. enabled, through u daiy drli aud use OF
ihs foreign languages write aud speak thein per-
fectiy. 81
6est references given from schools aud patrons
Of this city. fi'tf ~
Special classes for young men. Private lessons IL
desired. Hours srraDged 10 suit pupils attending
schools OF Enl sh. fNl (ssl
f'upils can enter at any time duriDg the session.
For circulars and further particulars apply ~ SO9
fast Grsce =. rect saItsf. 81 Sc x6-Su.W&Flm
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REMEMBER.

We make up seyeral grades of goods, but re-
commend the better grades as most likely Il
give satisfaction.
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LACE CURTAINS, wispowsnApRs. and
BLANKETS, cleaned aud made same ~ new. with
on. injury 10 fabric. AZ Laundry, Tenth and Broad.
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D.AE. MiTTELpoarKR viii receive on Monday
another lot of new Carpets and hoss bought AZ suc'
tiou. Bargains for ALI. Give US eail
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FINANCE Committee important
meeting OF this committee will be held at
the CITY Hall tomorrow evening at .
o'clock
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CARD-MR. ROBERT II. GILLIAN

A CARD.-MR. ROBERT ii. GILLIAN
IN having associated himself with Mr.. X. u.
Chafin, formerly Gbafup. staples Co., In me
Real Estate business, this Is 10 Inform the puDlc
that the undersigned viii hereafter conduct 'he
REAI, ESTATE BUsiNE Ess In ali its branches.
az heretofore under the style and nrm name or
FRANK ID. HILL 81 CO., at No. HOS Main street,
Richmond, virginia.
REAL ESTATE SOLD PUBLICLY OR PRi-
VATELY.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES RENTED OUT AND PROMPT RE-
TURNS MADE.
DEEDS DRAWN AND N0TARIAL ACKN0W-
LRDGMENTS TAKEN.
retain the services Of Mr.. LOUIS RAWLINGS,
who FOR the past nye years has been wi h me, and
will awa, have competent assistants In all branches
OF Iny bu,insss.
ask from my friends the generous patronage that
has always been bestowed upon me and promise my
undivided and personal attention TO any bmsinnss
entrusted 10 me.
| will collect all debts due Frank ID. Hill Co
aud assume ali liabilities due by said eoncern.
VERY respectfully. FRANK u. HILL.
oc l6.lOt
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e SCARLET USpERsmsTs and DRAWERS tmsa'.
caied) at si.50, regular price $3.50, a, D a o..
MfrTELDoRFRR's. an
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o1ssoIUTIoHs q PARTNERSHIPS.

IO-PARTNERSHlP.-MR j. HAMP-
" DEN SLATER has this day been admitted as
partner In my grocery business ,,,,,,,.r
RICHMOND, VA, october 8, 1880.
Referring TO above notice, we beg TO inform our
friends snd the public generally that we have this
DIV formed a co-partners hip under the hrm-name
snd styie OF VERNE n SLATER for the purpose
oI Conducting the GROCERY BUSINESS In all It's
branches, At he well-knOwn store NO. GIG MAR
SHALL gTRHET, corner seventh. We hereby Soiicit
fhe usIropage OF our friends and the public assuring
thea that they Will at all times md a. onr esabsn-
RIFs. LIQUORS, sc and that they will always be
served with the utmost politeness and prompiness
All purchases delivered free to any part oi Inc
city. very respTvauun,,,mr; uupNr
j. HAMPDDN SLATER.
RrcUMoND VA, October 9, 1880. &C l7-St
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<yARDozO, ALsoP, MosBY Il CO,
1905 EAsr MAIN STREET.
FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.

FOX Idh fObtiO ooVps
The necessity OF the public hss eliminated in this
GRAND CoMeINATIoN.
nv i,s means goods OF all descriptions are RE-
DUCEp, and placed Within the reach OF all. As
guarantee OF this fact, please read carefully the fol-
lowing points:
III. Buyln,tin immense quantities places us on
the footing OF jobbers. This advantage We sh're
y Ith our patrons.
fol Our bnyer remains ia the market during the
who,s OF eyeyy season, and thus secures every de-
cline is goods. -
ts) We nak all goods IN plain 6gures, and can
defy all competition as TO lowness and uniformity O.
price.
t4) Every novelty 20 soon rs II appears 10 This
country IS displayed on our counters by competent
polite. and experienced sa'esrnen. -
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
To the common sense OF tie puelIc we commend
"'' ANY GOODS DESIRED,
THE SAMPLE OF WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN
RECEIVED FROM THE NORTH,
WE PROMISE TO PRODUCE AT SAME PRICE
WITH NO CHARGE FOR EXPRfSS.
This oner we make with no RESERVATION.
Our spacious Establishments are located on the
great thorouyhfares of the city,
429 EAST BROAD aud 1908 EAST MAIN STREETS
ORDERS FOR GOODS OR SAMPLES PROMPT
LY FILLED.
Our stocks arc now repleie with
sATINS AND SATIN DF LYONS,
sURAuS AND BRoCADES,
SILKS AND vELvETs,
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH, ENGLISH.
AND AMERICAN MIXTURES,
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
BIACK GOODS IN ENDI ESS VARIETY,
RUGS AND DRUGGETS,
LACE CURTAINS AND CRKTONNES,
| CLOTHS AND CAsSiMERtS
| NOTIONS AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
| LADIES' WRAPPINGs,
| In ULsTERs, JACKETS, CLOAkS, DOLMANs.
and all new designs for winter wesr. Among the
| latter we invite attention 10 HANDSOME DOL
MANS al from S25 to 500, at
F0URQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE& co.'s,
| 429 EAST BROAD STREET.
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Please call and examine The large stock OF aiss'-
ware at JOHN II. TyLEn q Co.'S. sr 81