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DOR RENT-BRICK RESIDENCE esa

DOR RENT-BRICK RESIDENCE Ga
Il No. 70S Marshall street EIGHT rooms. La
BRICK HOUSE corner of Eighth aud Clay four
rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 6l2 north Seventh
street: ten rooms.
BRICK RESIDENCE No. 400 east Franklin
street: eighteen rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 227 south Second
street six rooms.
NEW BRICK RESIDENCE No. 407 west Mar
shall street: seven rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 2l5 east Main street :;
nine rooms or One door Of the same no. 2l5l.
SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES on Broad between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. and several on
UBiOn Hin Twenty Rinth aud VI Streets: also,
several in Harve and Sidney.
STORE, with DWELLING above, on Brook ave-
nue..
TWO STORES on Broad street between Third
and Fourth.
FOUR SUBURBAN PLACES containing re-
spectivey four, eight, hiteep and one hundred ana
twenty -hye acres, with hne Residences thereon,
from one 10 two miles Of the city.
fe l0-Tu&1h2t CIIAtFlN, STAPLES co.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP fTse
~ COMPANY. szSslssaa-f
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their srlenr'e
s'ra,uors--OLD DOMINION, WIASOKf. MAN
HAITIAN. ISAAC BELL, and EitHitON D.
every TUEsDA'. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al
hici Wator.
These shi y are entirely new, and were bull ex-
nrvssiy Tor This route.
they we splendid FALCONS, stste-rooms, and bath
rooms.
urfa5sed.
Ships going north land at Pier 81 North river
foot OF Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
pier 43 North river. foot of Christopher street.
Freight received uutu , L. VI. daily.
Frelgats for points beyond New York forward
with dispatch, ana no charge made except sc!HS tn
penses Incurred.
cabin fare 10 New York, tl2 steersge, IS ans
81.
FOR further Information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., ARenn,
wvIo office (afnu.nvie WhsrVes ROrk Ftfs
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH 81 fFF'A
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .s.sss3hfse.
sHIP LINE.-tOR PHiLADEL:IiIh FALL
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Until further NO
tise the steamers OF this line Will max Seeh ~
trips, leaving Philadelphia every ~ ESDA
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and >lNDAl, con
Meeting at Philadelphia with Ciyie's New EnS'aa,
Line for Fall River.
Frcigbi received daily IN O'Clock =. VI.
JAdES W. MCCARR. Ok,
General Sou ern Agent, Rifsmund. VI.
WI LIAM +. CLYDE Il CO.,
General MANAGERS,
10 Cont o., Int Lott. fr.l ff
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DICHMOND, YORK RIVERSSysp.
HAND FSAPEAKE RAILROAD l@-.-.s-Jx-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TkANsPORlA'
TION COMPANY,
an BOSTON, Providence. and all New ngianf cities
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA 6n eacf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL no )n; con-
aecting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive ri WEST POINT On G.ch TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston eta Boston auC
proyileuce Railroad rf0 West POnt.V a..
n. T. DOUGLAS, sup .rintendent.
VD GRoSER. General Agent. sp3
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT. n
No. 5IS wes3 Grace street: seven rooms
No. 1913 wes1 Canal street seven rooms.
No. 1916 east franklin street seven rooms.
No. 25l4 east Franklin stleet six or seven rooms.
No. 6I4 High street: four rooms.
No. 9l2H north Fifth street: three rooms.
No. 1904 west Clay street; four or five rooms.
No. 5l3 north Harrison street, three rooms.
No. 81 8 north Harrison street; three rooms.
No. 10l6 east Byrd street; seven or more rooms.
Apply 10 GEORGE :. VAsHON & SON,
fe l-eod3t No. Tenth street.
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CHOCOLATE.
PROFESSIONAL.

INSURANCE AND CORPORATION
LAW.
HARRISON h BURWELL,
ATTORNEYS AND CcUNsELLORs AT LAW
1000 MAIN STREET.
de l9-eod3m Richmond Va
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EOR RENT, THAT LARGE ANDM
Il CONVENIENTLY-ARR BRICK HI
DWELLING. No. 2909 east Marshall street, con-
tanning ten rooms kitchen with four rooms, and
all in good order. To prompt paying tenant rent
only $40 per menth.
For rent, that NICE BRICK TENEMENT, cor
ner Twenty third and Grace streets, seven rooms,
gas and water. Price 81 per month.
Also, SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES. Apply 10
SUTTON n co.
fe 1l-eod3t ll0S Main street.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale Is postponed until TllURsiLI,A s,l
The 10Th day OF February, 1880 AZ me YaNe
Ia
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OFFICES FOR RENT-TWON
~ LARGE, WELL-LIGHTED, and WELL III
VENTILATED ROOMS. on hrst hoor over AN
cey's bookstore, No. ll12 Main street suitable for
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dispatch office.
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RAILROAD LI-r.
Z, S's4 ID HgEz2zT saxg.'.....z ~ ,,.5.,
hiNhAyHD AND PFTFpsn,.,.
RAILROAD Co~,.hl f,l

~ &ab ~
RICHMOND AID PETFpss,-,.4,
kAiLroAD CoNPlyy't
COMMENCING "WEDNESDAY
- ~ Il, 1880 rains On his read VIII ran .. IL
LzAvE RICHMOND sOvTE.
1900 ", THROUGH MAIL sa,lv ,,
tOr tndristOn, ragatfst 2
ana Ahen Via fharlc.ior, {, a
Jacksynyile. Stop only ~ ~,
ana Manchester, AID AZ lI1ifv. 'ff
signal. ''''HaI "a
8 20 a. Ne, L1NCHBCRG EXPEFss
viii me Allan &c. NJ.
ohio railroad Tor Bristol 81 80
ga Nashville. Npnth ir
Farmvile. and D.har lof.. ID, 'f,
that rgad, maxim gsr. 70
sn{ ooser "he' a'ois a. al -.,..,
4.3oP. VI. ACCOMNOpATTON TPtf.,
Except sunday. Passenger. p.
tni. trsin viii I1afo cles. .o..
s. Petersburg fcr N0rf0s. a
1895 r. NJ. THROUGH NAIL DOLLY. oo.
tgr Weldon, Wilmington. r
Charleston, savanna. tI,'t. 10
lum'ia, Atlanta. HarDn - '.. 'H.
hOble, View Orleans. ar.I -. .I
south aud S1uthRt.f P....
lng-csE from Hs,hlaEt.p b.,
mingtcn, favanU1h. a.H o..
Siou. Ouly an Msnchrsfrr a.G t..'
and Half. WAY on signai f
1000 4. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAN.
tcNreps sunday; pa,.Dr err p..
tacbed. TO
LEAvE FETERSBURG NORTH
6:35 A. 81, THROUGH BAIL tsiy. eo,,,...-
With Richmond, Frt1-r.rfs '
Potomac railroad f. anrlf.,-. 81.
East, and West, St0i. at ~,
ter and Chester, 5ad 40 u. .
and a. Drury's Blue. on s'r... ~
0:25A. ST., ACCOMMODATE TRANS alb.
Except Suncayb >'DIs % s @.
lions. -
7.C5 p. NJ, LYNCTBURG FXPRI So. t..-
except >uunaNl. ~lpUs fr.. d.. u
chester and Chester. suII .,.u.
on signal.
3ii q. II. THROUGH Man. daily. so-.e,..,.
win Bichwu7d, Fre..rc ,pn-y y
Potomac ~ 'r0ai for al r..t,- =
and West. 4 $50. baking 20 r.-..,.,
ton with the Cl.agsk. a.l ...s
railroad for the Nirg'n.. str..r
sil points NOrih an Wet. q f. ..
stops 40 Manchester s4d fle.,,r .
at Halfway AID nuDS Bae. a
signal.
loop. NJ, THROUGH FRIGHT TRAM
Except sunday; p1.s'ntt .i. p.
iached.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petcrsbag viii s.ar. ,,,r
the kppOmatt,r donOt.
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRANS t,.e p...
mono $40 4 VI. and 4.2j T.. NJ: 's... p......
burg $50 4. VI. ana AS T.. VI. cgrlr -..i..
no 10 7. D. kLlSE,-aur.a'eoasrt
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, NICE BRICK TENE- O.
Il MENT on the east side OF Fourth BET ween Iii
Main and Franklin streets. containing about seven
rooms and The usual cOnveniences.
Also, SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE STOCK
BRICK TENEMENIS on Grace between Madison
and jefferson stree S, containing about len rooms
detached kitchen, aud all the Odern cOnveniences.
ROBERT Is. LYME,
fell-3t Real Estate Agent and AuctiOBePr.
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r OST, A CAMEO BREASTPIN, ON
i Third street between Grace street and Gam
hes Illll, Monday evening. February 9th. a be-
raj reward will be paid If retnrnedto
JOSEPH NJ, BLAIR,
fell.3ts 100 Main street.
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IAyE rETEnsBrne 49,.

ALL TRAINS leaving Petcrsbars viii ..ar, rom
the kppomatt,r donOt.
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRANS l,.e p...
mono $40 4. NJ. and as +. NJ; is.,. p.t.-..
burg $50 A. VI. ana As T.. VI. Csrlr -.Ii..
no 10 T. u. KLINE. -If.r. lfs.l.rf
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fOhMENCiNG "WEDNESDAY. H.,
- ~ 21' 1880 rains On his read VIII ran IN p l'
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noST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
N THE RICHNOND AND DANNlLLk RAIL
ROAD COMPANY for renewal of the following
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK which have been lost
or de stroyed CERTIFICATE NO. 272. FOR Ten
SHARES OF STOCK, dated November 20, ls47
CERTIFICATE No. 2766, FOR ten SHARES
OF STOCK, dated December IL. 1866. Both GER
tifcates In name Of Thomas W. McCance.
X. ii, MAURY CO..
dc I6-law2m Agents.
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DEATHS.

Died, Wednesday. June l6th N twenty minutes
past 4, MARY ROSALiNA BURNS, daughter OF
Thomas and Bridget Burns; AGED -four years ano
one month.
Her funeral viii take place from her father:
residence. No. 1911 Williamsburg avenue, Rock
etts. THIS Thursday EVENING, June I'm. al
half-pa O'Clock.
Died. wednesday afternoon, June 10th. JOHN
JAMES son OF William r. and Josephine Hiuch-
man; aged eleven months and twenty-eieht days.
The funeral viii take place from -. Pc ers Clibe-
dr,l TODAY Thursday, June 17ih, AT T. NJ
Friends of the family are invited 10 attend without
further notice.
Washington ID. c., Fredericksburg (Va.), and
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Died. June 18Th, ANNA NJ. infant daughter OF
Lucy =. aud John " Lyons: aged nine days.
This lovely bud, so Young and fair,
Called hence by early doom.
just came TO show how bright flower
In paradise could bloom.
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lions Of lights that told where the great city
stood. Soon the business Of unloading COM
menced. Not coIored man seen, and the
merry laugh 90 characteristic unheard. A
heavy, solemn-Iooking set OF white men
worked slowly, and with ease TO themselves
certainly. They carried only one barrel on
their wbeelbarrow, while the Jolly negro
always carried two.
We took rooms at the - Hotel, Broadway
Crossed In the ferry to Hoboken. An i'm
mense mass OF people going to and fro.
Noticed they were all strangely and unDa-
turaIly silent. Even families, sitting to-
gether In groups, were so. To gushing
southerper 1t gave them an uncanny ap-
pearance. The Hudson river was alive with
steamers and ferry-boats, which were real
water palaces; the water as full OF life as
the land.
New York Is the charmed carpet OF the
eastern story. You have but to form The
wish land have the money! and you can 90
anywhere. Took the Elevated railroad and
steamed along over the heads OF tie world
below, and saw what the world lin all the
attic rooms) were about. Above the trees,
but on a level with the houses, we rushed
along, regardless OF life and danger, until
an unreal, weird feeling took possession OF
us in this country Of Rip Van Wrinkle and
his Dutch ten-pin-roiers. Got down safe
IVA thing we had not thought once to
do-and returned to the hotel. Had mag
nifcent dinner. Here Mr.. Beers, formerly
OF Richmond. and his brOther-in.law, Mr..
Stebbins, Of Danbury, Conn.,, met us and
gave hearty welcome. Went, accompanied
by these gentlemen, to the Metropolitan
Garden, and there saw the elite OF New
York. The Richmond bellies are more
beautiful. With that they must be con-
soled. Mrs. NJ, NEE w.
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A New THING IN PoLIr1cAL MEETINGS.

A New THING IN POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Some rather novel features were introduced
IN connection with Republican "ratldca-
ton meeting held in Brooklyn, N. Y, on
Monday night at the Academy OF Music.
A charge of fifty cents was made for admis.
sion, and the orators OF the occasion were
selected from the most popular ministers OF
that City OF Churches" The Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher made the leading speech
amid great applause. Men threw up their
hats, women waved handkerchiefs, and
the band played "Hail to the Chief -
when Mr.. Beecher rose and took the
stand. The most noteworthy thing he
said was that ga third term is an
impertinence," and that the overthrow OF
the unit rule must be considered ga great
victory" Mr.. Edwards Pierrepont, Gene
raj John Cocbrane. and Corporal Tanner
spoke, and were succeeded by Rev. DIR.
Fulton, who said he was glad that "Bro-
Their" Garfield and "Brother" Arthur had
been nominated. He felt assured that the
campaign this fall would be a great Glove
feast" The Rev. DIR. Putnam followed DR..
Fulton, and was himself followed by the
Rev. DIR. jeffrey, who protested to be not
politician, but patriot. He loved his coun.
try and its institutions, and consequently
was resolved to vote for Brother Garfield
and Brother Arthur. Afterthat, with three
cheers for Mr.. Stewart l.. Woodford, the
man who nominated Brother Arthur, the
ratification meeting adjourned.
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wou,d BY accepting the presidencyoi Inc
United States. 80, a..
However, we still rely upon his patriot
ism and the wisdomioi the Cincinnati. .I. CON
ventIon. We do not, however, entert''n
any hope that,h he will accept the nornln ma.
lion unless Il shall be rendered to him with
almost entire unanImity.
Mr.. ssrxouR's name has at any rate been
Of great service to the Democratic party
His overwhelming popularity, aud the GER.
,aIuty that he would be elected X nomi.
mated. and the belief that he would be nomi.
mated II be would accept, have kept down
m will between the aspirants. The dele
gates to Cincinnati, thanks TO Mr.. sEf'
MouR's name, may now assemble and noml'
nate man who has not been seriously an
tagonized by any other candidate. Most oil
the delegates will go uncommitted.
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Mr.. Seymour.

1t would really seem to.be true that there
Is one man 10 the Union who would not &C
cept the presidency Of 1t though rendered
to him upon silver dish. II begins to looL
as II the Democrats would have 10 get along
without the use Of his name, and the coun.
try without his services. Here Is surely
one who isa "biger man than old GRANT
BOB T00NBs when asked to get his dsabiIi.
ties removed and run for United States sen.
ator from Georgia refused to do 50. His
friend said 10 him. "GeDeral, It's big
thing 10 have United States senatorsbin
offered TO you." EYES," said old BOB.
/" Dnt US bigger thing TO refuse IT, Per.
hsps Dir. SEYMOUR judges that he will be.
COME more famous by refusing than be
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CROP NEws.-[Lyncbburg Ne,cSl.-A
well-intormed commission merchant OF the
city, who is in communication with all the
planting regions around, Informed us yes
terday that il is his opinion now that there
will be at least two thirds OF full crop OF
tobacco made, il not more. The prospect
has greatly improved within the past two or
three weeks.
The wheat harvest is going on in this
section, and the product. as far as we have
heard, is turning out finely. We saw some
specimens yesterday that the grower said
would yield thirty bushels to the acre.
This, though, we suppose, is exceptional.
The farmers are certainly realizing better
results than they apprehended short time
ago, and are no doubt in e>pondingly
better spirits
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The Charges Against Garfield.

We have not been disposed to be hard
upon Mr.. GARFIELD. We know well
enough, OF course, the nature OF the charges
which have been so often brought against
him, but We have not thought it advisable
to republish them. The people Of Virgins
will vote against him because he is q Repub.
licap, and, being Republican, is an enemy
fare and prosperity OF the United States. AS
Journalists, however, we must keep our
readers informed in regard to all matters
which may be involved in the pending cam.
paign; aud 1t would seem from the follow
ing and another note which we have re.
ceived that some Of the younger voters do
not even understand what is meant by the
expressions "Credit Mobilier" and "DE-
GoLYER pavement" as used in speaking Of
Mr.. GARFIELD:
RICHMOND, Va, June 10, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Dear Sirs,
give me some idea Of the Credit-Mobilier
stock speculation, In which Generals Grant
and Garfield are said TO be implicated; also
about the DeGolyer pavement contract,
aud obligc x. B.
In compliance with the request OF these
two correspondents, We copy from the
Washington Post the following as to the
DEGoLYER pavement charge. The Post
Gays:
1t will be remembered when the Board of
Public Works Of this city inaugurated The
city improvements In 1872 they advertised
for bids Of all kinds OF patent pavements,
and when the bids were received they re-
ferred the various plans proposed TO a CON-
pefent advisory board Of engineers, con.
sisting Of General d.. G. Meigs. A. A. Hum
phreys, j. X. Barnes. o. e. BaDcock, and
Fred. Law Armstead. who, after careful
analysis, reported unanimously against the
DeG0lyer wood pavement, and In favor OF
the Seeley process; whereupon DeGolyer
4 Co. furnished e100, 900, sending the noto-
rious George b. Chittenden with the same
70 influence the Board. Chittenden, upon
his arrival, ct once procured the c00pera-
.tion OF the hte Mr.. w. 8. Huntington.
cashier Of the clearinghouse OF j. Cook n
Co., 70 operate upon the Board indiyidu-
ally and collectively In favor 0f the rejected
pavement Of DeGoIyer b Co.. the Board
refusing TO consider further their PROPOSE.
tion.
.Chittenden 1t once sought General Gar.
1eld, then chairman Of the Committee on
Appropriations Of the House Of Represcn-
tattves, through whom al appropriations
Tor the District bad to b. made. TO carry out
ne then projected city improvements, and
With the said Chairman Garfield made q
Gent upon tbe amount 81 pavement obtained
ate14 stipulated p1ee Of $3.50 per square |
Iyard ~ Ue00Iyev pavement No. 9.
CbnKIGG =. Jeuftns one al fha Hrsf ~ |
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As we reproduce this morning certain
charges which have been brought against
Mr.. G ARFIELD, 1t Is but fair that we should
give him the benefit OF what bis neighbors
say OF him. We quote from the Chicago
Times:
A representative Of the Times, now at the
home OF Garfield. In Ohio, finds that the
General is universally respected and adj
mired in his district, and that he will re-
ceive many Democratic votes. His neigh
bors accept his explanation OF the charges
made against him as ample declare that he
has been elected to Congress repeatedly on
the strength Of bis defence, and are dis
posed to consider the scandal thoroughly
exploded.
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Colonel William Mac Williams, baltimore,
Nd:
Dear Sir,-Yours Of the 11th instant is al
hand, and in reply thereto permit me to say
that the statement copied and published In
the Baltimore Sun has no foundation in fact
have made no compromise with Mr.. Til.
den nor with any one else on his account.
/ am opposing Mr.. Tilden on principle,
and shall continue to oppose him politically
until the Democratic National Convention
makes their choice of the nominees, and
should they choose Dir. Tilden ! will not
support him. / have made this statement
time and again, and there should be no mis-.
understanding Of my position.
Our people do not intend to propose any
candidate. 1t would be unwise and iniu-
diciOus for us to do so. The choice Of the
Convention will be our choice, except in
the single instance OF Tiden. He and bis
friends have tried 10 destroy our organiza-
ton, and for no other cause except that we
would not favor him. We can't afford to
support any man who will carry his pre-
JUDGES so far. Yours truly,
JOHN KELLY.
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COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS TO JOHN w.
WOLFF, ESQ., AT meeting OF the Virgins
delegation held at the Palmer House, Chica-
60. Ill.,, June 8, 1880, the following resolr-
tons were introduced by ID. 8. Lewis, ESQ.
and unanimously adopted:
resolved, That the thanks Of the Virginia
delegation to the Chicago Convention ara
que. and are hereby rendered, to Hon. John
w. Woltz for the fair, impartial, aud courte-
gus manner In which he has discharged his
du,ies as chairman OF the delegation.
heSolved, That The foregoing resolutions
DC published In the Valley Hirqinian, Har-
lisonpurg fosf, Southern inlelligencer, and
other Virginia papers. ~ -
PETER j. CARTER, Chairman.
M. H. De Mortie, Secretary.
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PITTSYLVANIA.

FAULKNER's STORE DESTROYED BY FIRE-Loss
ABOUT TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatcb.l
SPRING GARDEN, VA, June Is, 1880.
The storebouse at Petersburg, in this
county, owned and occupied by isaac NJ.
Faulkner, was burned on Sunday night last.
Two young men sleeping therein barely
escaped. Fire supposed to be incendiary.
The entire stock OF goods, valued at about
$1,000, and all the accounts, money, bonds,
and books were burned; nothing saved.
Estimated loss, $4,000. No insurance on
house or stock. "A.
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FANCY GOODS.
Az IMMENSE STOCK
IA AT
sos BROAD STREET.

CND bAbsND - tt'.Aftf
We receive during this wee, tic largest s..., &
FINE GOODS we have shown. 4 cal VIII ,Aa,iy
| any one Of this fact.
An elegant assortment of TRiPLF.PLATE ST.
VERWARE CASTOE> from $3.50 io s~-,'.l.
or ten patterns; BEAUTIFUL tPtEGNfNi
HANDSOME CAKE-BA>kEI>. HMIlE>,
GOBLETS; novelties iu plIFrNt. t.1
CARD STANDS. These good, 4ie warranted
equal 10 the best, AID the mo-, -.te price (. '.e
elegant designs and woikmanshiu VII .rI-se
all.
In VELVET FRAMES offer .e'ertI rry''D. y
81 that are retailingin Ncw York nr . 30 ana
sl.75, aud our FfFTY-CENT CABINET {
equal u any shown az 75c. in town.
WATER. COOLERS Of handsome huish ali 30
best quality. all sizes, al very low prices;
UNION WEB HtMMOChS At 81 sri a. AZ
ranted 10 hold weight ~ 500 and 500 V..-i''
MEXICAN GRASS HAHMO, Ia ior those "a.
prefer them.
bought Al importers entire line ~ "ni 't- 81
ALBUMS at FIRST cost, ami shall 'eli them a. :
correspondence low price; SOLID LFAIIifh'
MOROCCO, and CALF, IN elegant designs iis|
soc. TO 1915.
very choice assortment Of VASES and loiLtt
SETS; small fob lot OF ELEGANT Ct AL
HAND.PAINTED BUD-VASES n 81 iNr
worth sl.75: HANDSOME PINK IoiLLI
SETS at $3.50 and tl.75 worth ~.
In GESTLrMEN's CHAINS We have very TIC
lot Of SHELL CHAINS, with rHAR)i>,a 3I''i
80 patterns PLATED CHAINS. goof qa'l'l'
atsI 20 pa terms OF the BtST STOCK PLAlt'
warranted ar from a. 10 IS.
Novelties in NICKEL and NICKEL AND 'lAl
sLErVE-BUTTONS at BE; HANI>"Nt'
sTOCK-PLATE BUTTONS AZ 80. 7jc' aui ~
Elegant new designs In LADIES BRAChLtIri+
s2, az. 10, s3. aud 1925.
In SATCHEls aud TRANELLlNG.BA>hEt'Ns
have very large line st low p.ce'.
DURABLE sTEW-PAN>, PRE>ERNlN1-Att'
TIES, PORCELAIN-LtNED KETTLE. g.
". A. STEVENS, Sos Broaa -tree-
The largest and best stock OF CAMS 81 Do -
20, ana Zoe. shown I'm the city.