Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24
CHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, MARCH ed, 1881
M EW-YORK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY
" GOODS STORE. CO. PART.N-ERSHIP.-

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~ GOODS STORE. CO PARTN-ERSHIP.- -
The subscribers bave into rshp under
the firm ct A. G. & +. Cochran, and have taken the
extensive premises 1872 Pear Street for The transac.
ton oil the general Fancy Dry Goods business
| A G. COCHRAN,i
| FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York, 2ls, Sept 1880.
a. q. & +. Cochran have now on hand such an as
sortment OF Fancy Goods, IN bel eve is not sur
by any other 10 this country in variety and
Election, comprising the folio wing articles in Canton
French, Italian and British Fancy Goods:
Black and coored Italian lustrngs
Imitation plain and changeable do
Black, colorcd and chang cable Gros de Naples
in great variety
Colored, changeable black and blue black marcelipes
black and colorsd bombaznes
Grape de Lyon; plain and figured mandarines
rain and hgured Pop'ns, age palm Of the
newest style
FTeneh prints and ginghams. and Foulard muslins
Pongees, and many other articles for ladies' dresses,
spi'alheld and Pongee hagg and bandanna Edkfs.
Gros de Naples, gauze and Grape hdkfs. and scarls
Silk and kid stocks and fancy cravats
slack and cCored Italian and imitation cravats
Buck, beaver, silk and hoskn gloves
eros de Nap and gauze garniture ribbons
Cap aud belt ribbons OF newest styles
English and French silk hose and half hose
Embossed and opsn work do
Loen eambSc and cambria handkerchief
Black and caored French Grape; worsted barrege
Brown cotepaly; sewing silk and twist
Fancy buttons; hooks and eyes, sc. SC.
consisting Of
English bobinetts gimpts, and thread edslpgs
Caps, capes, peerines, cherizettes
Black and white lace wells and shayls
with complete assortment Of Thybet and Merino
shawls Of Al, 81, ia and Sd
Cashmere and Merino long shawls, sc sc.
"A. e. x +. Cochran have selected the stock with a
particular reference to the southern and western
ksis; and as they will add to their assortment constant
~, fresh goods as they arrive their stock will be kept
up throughout the year,-all Of which they now offer
at low prices, and the most liberal terms They
specuy invite purchasers to call and examine their
stock O'ders will be promptly executed with care
and fidelity
NewYOrk, Jan. Is, 1881 76-wl2,
SADDLING TO PERFEC rION.-It is now NOR.
~ than four years since offered, in my adyertisee
ment one hundred dollars for any Improvement in my
Pdtent Spring Saddle, and no one has, as yet, been
able to make any;-and say with much
satisfaction that, among the many hundreds who have
examined the principle, none have been able make
auy reasonable objeson in any respect whatever. And
the real TACT is, TO count the that those saddles
give to be worth nothing saddle made on this prn-
epe is i've dollars better, in point OF durability than
the public may be more satisfied in what say have
the liberty OF giving the opinions OF those who have
them in use
From General .4rmisfed.
L. q. Prettyman-Sir: 1t gives me pleasure to in
form you that have used your patent spring saddle
for the last FIVE years. and find it TO be the most
Portable and easy TO the rider and horse have ever
used having in no instance injured my horses back
w. X. ARMISTED.
betomdnd, FduqWer Co "a. Jan. 2, 1881.
From J. Washington, Esq. Merchant.
patent spring saddles about five years since, and can
say that II ia one OF the most easy saddIq have ever
rode and as free from inuring horses back as any
other description whatever.
JOHN WASHINGTON.
alexandria, Dec. %, 1880.
From J. Hoof, ESQ. Cashier Farmers Bank of
.AierGndriG.
1. o. Prettyman-Sir: L purchased of your
On. nd oiv ms
pleasure to state that il is the easies. saddle ever
used, and in no instance has injured my horses back
JOHN HOOFF.
Alexandria, December %, 1881.
From the Postmaster at Elicotts Mills
| t. G. Prettyman-Sir: With respect to the advan-
tage of your spiing saddle cannot but admit that is
other. VIM. ELLICOTT.
EAicotts Mills, Jan. 4, 1881
| t. G. Prettymsn-Sir: 1 purchased one of your
spring saddles some years ago. which have had in
constant at my livery STABLE and lean aay with
dence, that is the best in every respect land partcu
larly in point Of durability, have ever seen.
| Alexandria, January 5, 1881. REED CROSS.
T. G. Pretyman-Sir: purchased one Of your pa
tent spring saddles more than FIVE years ago. which
have had in constant at my livery stable; il has
been on more than fifty different horses, and has
injured any Of them in any respect whatever; and hun
dreds Of gentlemen have rode it, and one universal
opinion prevails among them, thait is the best ever
come into and II is my candid opinion that il is the
best ever come before the public.
w. Is. STUART.
| Alexandria, January 6, 1881.
T. G. Prettyman-Sir: purchased, about four years
ago, three OF your patent sprng saddles, which have
had In constant use at my livery stable, and find them
to be far superior, in every respect any other kind
OF saddles whatever. L. LUNT.
Alexandria, Jan. 6, 1881.
/ might make my adve rtisement too long by giving
all the recomme ndaons OF those who have them in use
but believing the above TO sufficient salts
fy any UMPIRE JUDGED mind therefore leave 10 the
public TO Judge, informing them that have lately sold
to James Turk Saddler OF Alabama, the right four
States, viz. Georgia. Alabama, Tennessee, and Ken
lucky; and any else who chooses can have a RICH,
for State, County, City, Town, accommodating
terms; or they can be supplied with the saddle trees
with springs complete, with right to make the saddle,
for FIVE dollars each; and any purchasing one do
zen at time shall have them al fifty dollars
dozen, or Otherwise they be supplied with the
| saddles as follows:
Best plain saddle, all complete except srrup irons
and cloth, 90 dollars
dalf shafter do % do
Full shaited do 20 do
All orders from any part Of the United States OF
elsewhere, enclosing the cash, post paid, will meet
with prompt attention, by
THOMAS @. PRETTYMAN.
Alexandra, Feb. "a. 9i-3sw-w3m
+. S-The names OF those who purchase rights for
States, Counties, Cities Towns, will always appear
In my advertisement, in order that the public may know
where to get supply most convenient
THNRUST SALE.-By virtue OF Deed OF Trus,,
N executed TO the subscriber, and Gideon Bosher
by Presley Elicit and wife, on the third Of February,
1920, and recorded in the Clerks office OF King viii
liam county; shall, surviving Trustee, proceed to