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SKETCHES OF IRELAND.
MEN AND BOYS At CORK.
PROM Tur fufzu SKETCH HOOE,


have said something pruise Of the Of the Cork
ladies. regard Of the gentlemen, stranger too must
mak the extraordinary degree OF literary taste aud talent
amongst ho aud the wit and yynciy Of their conversation
The love for literature an Englshmun dOuby curl
What, generally speaking, do company Of grave
gentlemen aud ladies n Baker street know about ~ Who
roads books the city, how often docs hear
them taacd about nt a club The Cork citizens the
bookloving men / ever met The town has sent
England number Of literary Of reputation too, aud
~ little proud Of their fame Every body seemed
90 know what Maginn was doingi aud that Father
Prout had third volume ready, and what Mr.. Gro
kor's last article the Quarterly. The young clerks and
shopn,en seemod much fat their employers, and
many b. tho conversation heard about the merits Of this
writer that-Dckens, Answorth, Lover, Lever /
think, IN walking the streets and looking at the roggod
mchins crowding there, every Engshman must remark
that the superiority of intelligence Is here and with
never such collection Of brghteyod, wild,
clever eager faces Mr. Mlcsc has carried away number
Of honin his mom0r aud the lovers Of this admirable pic.
will find than Monster cOuntenanco under
helmet in com 5any Macbeth, sosed doubei sIong
eide Of Prince Hamlet In the very midst Of Spain
pany with Signor Gil Bias. Gil Bias himself came from
Cork aud Ovcdo. listened to two boys almost
rag they Olug the quay la usade, and talking
about one ofhs Pfosmiss and talking very we'll too One
u them had been residing 10 "Roln," aud detailing
his Information with great deal OF eloquence and fire
Another day walking IN the Mardykc, followed three
bows not half well dressed London cuand boys
wss telling the other about Capt Rose voyages and spoks
with a. much brightness and intelligence the best read
ecutcmans IN England could do. Tie was as much Of
gentleman, too the ragged young students his manner rs
god, though perhaps eager and emphatic; bic Ian
guaee wac sxucmsy nch too add eloquent Does the
der remember his school days, when halt dozen lads in
che bedrooms took BY 20 tell soresi How poor the
lauguufc generally and how exceedingly poor the INA
Finauoni Both II hose ragged Irish lads had The making
~ gentlemen scholars IN thcm. APfoPos oi love
~ rcadinc, ict here Dublin story. Dr. Le
Dee she csehraisd auhor 81 Harry Lorrcquef, into
pyces's stables 90 buy hope. The groom who bFo0gh
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GoODwANEs PENMANSUtP.

Saiecho desenganado praceamcne Supreme CobierDo
ue tadn de IA feadad del etcdO en- GsyeAs
heos -. u, 10 49, ST GO0dwanc, que oee en-
sonar escrbr gada docc leccioncs Ia codo con
Vcnehie seguar coneudidano que r.iorma
maVosdmene cualesqucm mall tra sofas dOcc que
eienhmc L. - neecssaria veHo para cfecfo
dc ofden del supcamO goberno puLea NANTES
acoh ON honor del 81 Goodwanc occto
euhf ps t sciences que saber para que con
euan feoar ~ lctra aprendo neodo ensca que gen
eta-ado dam mil yentaJas Ia puhilcion
JOSE MARIA DE- HiJAR,
$500 sccfciario del Dcspacho,
translation Of the above, official notice by tho Govern
mont 1T the State extracted from the State Gazette Of
GuadalaIara.
The Supreme Government Of tie State Of Jaisco eyi.
IDENTIFY satisfied with Mr.. Goodwane's superior System Of
fonnmunship, published in columns, No. Ij a, 4S
and ~ ia which he offers to teach writing with rapdi and
beauty IN the short time Of only lessons have thought
proper to assure by these prosent this community that a.
icctvoy great many persons whose handwriting although
ilcgble or defective by lessons Of Mr.. GoOdwane in his
system OF pcnmansp has operated wonderful change
that only Occular testimony give due credence to.
Whcfcupon, and pursuant 10 the order Of the Supreme
Government Of this make known the above both
as an honorary tibuto Mr.. GoopwANEs merit and To
give encouragement citizens whose natural taste and
propensity for learning dpays Itself m a classes of our
population, to avail themselves Of his mastery instruction
To thu attainment OF method Of writing that when gene
rally established, cannot fail obeng productive Of immense
advantage to our population.
Signed JOSE MARIA DE HIIAR, sec'ry.
Guadalaara July Sd, 1898.
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rHHEr STAGES or woMASa LOVE

IRON fut MIRROR.
There y love In early life
Which shuns parade and worldly strife,
And seeks. eoniemned the prineely dome,
In humble cot. happy home.
Mote gorgeous than the pomp OF kings.
The coral and the pearl IL brings,
And oil the glory OF the skies,
la living MISUNDERSTANDING eyes.
The roses bloom Il yields to view,
And lends its fragrance with its hue;
The giaddening smile, the balmy kiss,
With looks Of iondness, thoughts Of bliss,
Feelings that scarce know worldly leavcn,
And dreams Of ecstscy and heaven,
LIfcs's dull anSieties above
such, such Is woman's early love,
There IL love OF elder growth,
bcss dazzling than the love Of youth,
where gentle looks and anxious care
Aspire, the husbands toll TO share
Which seeks its solace and employ,
Providing for her children ioy:
Which owns no happiness complete
Till they are healthy, clean, and neat;
Which strives to spare the humble store,
And make that little something more;
Love, which, the frugal table spread.
A blessing brea,hes on daily bread
Which, scorning finery and pride,
Exults in comforts sclf-denicd,
And teaches man tits vain to roam
For pleasure To compare with home:
This Gains, as that the heart could move;
And this is women's MONDAY love.
There is love in later stage,
When pain and sickness grow ON age,
Whenhe, SO active once, and gay,
Perceivcs approach his closing day;
When failing strength and ,ottering limb,
And sunken chock and eye grows dim,
And taltering voice and visage wan,
Have TO n spectre changed the man;
Then, love, by the fond wife possessed,
Too vast, too grand, 10 be expressed,
Delights assiduously to ply,
And soothcs with tender sympathy
Consoles the mourner for the past,
And fondly soothes him TO the last.
This love, in hours the most forlorn,
SURPRISES that Of youths bright morn;
Different from that which marked liie's prime,
Though not So brilliant, more sublime;
This love. from heaven derived its birth,
Confesses no alloy OF earth;
IL lifts the sufferer from his woe,
Above the care of things below,
And points TO brighter scenes above:
And this is woman's final love
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0~2-"His ElceHency Tie President" does not
take Richmond in his route, either from or TO
Washington. Ills "Jamcs River Estate.' (oi
which the Nladisonian talks so much and So ,inc.
ouSy) which lies short distance below this city.
is more easilyapproached by way ofthe Bay! The
fact, (painil tho it bc to confess it) is that His Ex
celency has shaken othe dust from his feet against
this devoted city. The people here are not to his
taste; and he is determined to punish them, by ne.
yer letting them again have the pleasure and hon.
our Of looking upon his countcnance. The penal
~ is severe onc-thc endurance Of which will
require vast fund Of philosophy. We hope the
citizens will prepare themselves to meet their fate
with becoming lortitudc. Or it may be, that the
fate which awaits them, may he avcrted 10y a
speedy confession of their faults, and an humble
entreaty for forgiveness. The Captain is noble,
magnanimors hgh-souled man, and he might re-
lent and consent once more TO bless us with his
smiles. town meeting ought to be called forth.
with to take this important matter into considera-
ton; unless the people are sthncckcd and bent on
their own destruction
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TIE WEATHER. nEALrn.Ac.

We have had heavy Tor tho last three or four days.
which have efiecuay laid the dust and raised the mud
and IN our stroot;-havo leit q suuy damp, and
distressing almosphoreand done good to
the Cotton crops.
The Influenza has been among Tor than week ,
but the yet hut few and We trust therefore
that will not prove ia Charleston rs general and dsires-
sing epidemic has been in places North and South
Of usThe general health Of the City is good The mar
ket - abundantys applied with West lndiaF ruts--snd
abundaniy with Melons great variety and perfection.
GtarIfsisa MeTeUTv THig %
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CITY COUNCIL.

At called meeting, Friday, July 25h, 1913
Present Messri G.. A. Myers, President; ]. C. Hob.
son, James Griffin, John Dove. Joseph Mayo, VIM. F.
Butler, r. o. lasins, Henry Clarke Il. w. HsSul and
Nicholas Mills
On motion of DR.. Dove, Resolced, That a Committee
be appointed TO inquire and report practca
bic upon the general condition and management Of Sea
brooks Warehouse; Committee-Alossrs Dove, Clarke
aud Lancaster.
Onmoion of Mr.. Hobson, RssoIred That the City Sur
yeyor be directed To have crossing laid down the
side OF 18th street, al its intersection with ID street
On motion of Dr. Dove, Res0ircd That the Commits.
sOners OF Streets for Madison Ward be and they are here
by authorized the wall on street. below 18th It,
to be further added to- under the direction and supern-
tendence Of the City Surveyor that the expense Of the
same shall not exceed $500.
A report submitted from the City Surveyor, on the
application OF Jaquen Z. Taylor for permission con
struci cuveri IN conjunction with the Of the Pow.
hatun house, down H. sTee-satng that the well and cu
the foot Of said the CITY $1,000 and the
completion to Shockoe Creek will cost about $500 MORE
making S2OOO; and suggesting that the applicants be
quircd To place their culyert depth which will drain the
cellars below their property; and that they puy the City
fifty cents for every foot front Of the property owned by
them Oh III street, and That other dyidua hereafter using
the slme be required ~ pay the City the same price
making their terms, other respects with the applicants
And the said report was opproyed;-wh .hc condition,
that the cuyer be constructed under the direction and u
periniendance Of the City Surveyor
Leave OF absence granted to Doct. naxal.
report presented from tic Commissioners Of streets
for Madison Ward, 10 whom referred n communication
from the City Surveyor relative the widening Of 18Th
street at IT. Southern intersection with r.. seo-ha II IS
cxpedent that the Council take speedy measure 10 purchase
quanuy-no less than feet sixinchos-oft the corner
front r. street. Of the lot at the Southern intersection Of
T. and 18th street
And said Report laid on the table
On motion Of Mr.. lObsUn,
ReSored, That tine City Surveyor be instructed 10 enter
into negotiation with the owner Of the lot at the South
western intersection Of and 18th street. for the purchase
Of two anda.haIf feet thereof, fronting on street. AZ
price not exceeding $ Oj per foot
The ayes and noes having been ordered ON this question:
they were Ayes Mesr.. Myers, Clarke IIaskins Butler
Mis Mayo, Griffin and Hobson--s. Nocs-Df. Dove
a memorial was presented, from Judge u Stanard on
the subject Of his claim late Counsel Tor the CITY in the
suits respecting the ground called the "Commons former
y IN controversy with the representatives, Of Col Richard
Adams. Aud the memorial and accompanying papers huv
ing been read
On motion Of Mr. Mayo it was referred to the Com
mittec Of Finance.
On motion. Of Mr. Mayo ord, red that the Coun
col meet again Thursday next OF "a o'clock, r. NJ
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Ma. GooDwAvf.--The experience and capacity Of this
gentleman instructor In the Of writing, very
generally and layoaby known and his testnonals Of
character which calculated inspire much confidence
10 both fits method appears to have been highly APPROX
ed by IN Europe swens this country
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CONTESTED ELECTION

Mr. Boris commences again this morning. both in the
Cyand County take deposons and those whose votes
contested requested call and establish their right
to vote. Those who voted in the County will attend the
County Courthouse and those who voted in the City will
attend at the City Hall. They will 10
clock.
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u The Contractors" soy that the present mail A.
raurcmen between this place, Cumberland Court House
and Buckingham not for their convenience. That il j.,
faho eudciaI TO their interests. Well for whose con
yenonco ist ltcannotbo for the Poet Office here or the
people o This City. II cannot be for the people ulong tho
route and those Of Buckingham II cannot be Tor the
Post Office Department, unless simply for the reason that
that which annoys every body, agreeable to IT, Fol
whose convenience or benefit, then, sit Why was II e.
labI.shed end why is u continued
BY the present arrangement, the people q Buckingham
have IN efIcof but Richmond mail O wcek-as every
thing which leaves here Wedaesday morning. lies Cum
berIand Court House until Saturday morning Il would b,
better for the Department to dispense with the Of
trpssnd pay Tor but alone is Of convenience
TO the public. The whole evil however might be romeded
by the Cumberland Court House mail leaving this city
Tuesday morning, instead Of "Wednesday.
We have had 20 many and loud complaints from Buck
ngham this subject tbat deem II due ourselves
c, The people Of that county know that no blame should
attach 10 us. Who is censurabe, they may Judge.
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HE 10 Me Sprinp. :

The oppressive heat aud drought prevailing in low.
cr Virginia. will drive all, who have the opportunity and
means to the Mountains. Happy are they who can thus
indulge themselves. For the Virginia springs what with
delightful temperature, found health, pleasure, and
whatever add to the enjoyment Of existence And the
great variety Of these, each having attraction peculiar
Ia itself enables them to crafty every taste.
We should be- much indebted 10 any friend soournng al
any the Springs, for sketch Of thesccnes and company
which andor his observation. Il will be some relief
to read of the pleasant pascs Of Others II we cannot par
take them Of ourselves.
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q Hanover D. pouring her annual tribute into the city
Melons Of every description becoming plenty
bIackbcrncs.
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he ordained by the Council Of the City Richmond
and II hereby ordained That shall not be lawful for ,ny
Auehoneer or Aueioneers their Agent any
OF persons IN his OF their employ expose Public Sale m I
Street OF upon the Sidewalks any goods wares or eran
dHe household OF oSr furniture, carriage suk buggy gig
gon cart or day horse mule animal any other nero
nal property, Of Whatsoever
= And be further ordained That be lawful for any
Auoeer OF Aueiionecr their Agent Agents for any pI
son OF persons IN s or their employ, any person o
persons whon-oeNer to for sale Street or p
on the Sidewalks thereof any Slave q Slaves
y Ana be further ordained That any Auconee mr. Au
honeers or any other shan or nj
tempt To sell by auction IN the said upon the side walks
teeoi any goods, merchandise household or other fur
ne carnage suly buggy wagon horse mule
or other animal other property whatsoever M
lure OF Kind or shall SELL slaves
Aforesaid all and every such persons offending shall
forfeit and pay penalty therefor CITY ten
dollars Tor every article by him offered for sale
and the sum twenty dollars every him or them M or
offered Tor sale by auction 20 be the same
other Zines are now authorized 90 be
T. Provided always and is hereby further tina, ,o
ing IN us Ordinance contained shah construed as IN pycu
any merchant adesman mechanic business on the sa
street AMI who may wish To decline business from ceiling bv
auction s or Their stock OF goods merchandise nor IN
huet nun OF the nom the use Of portion said street
for said sale, Il necessary
D All ordinances parts Of ordinances conflicting with this
ordinance, shall be and the hereby repeaIrl
g. This Ordinance shall and Dc in fore FINN am, o
the first day Of August, W
true Copy:
I'LL aNN AM
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r1'HEH uOUETERS, ofue beet qualities yatyinr prices
u from 81 25 10 81 30. Tor ale ty
Ju2o J. W. RANDOLPH.
ENiNE SATIN AND slIK vEsTs-we have just received
large assortment ~ hr vey best kind Black Satin md
Other qualities and kind II Vests and Tor .ale cheap
STARR A. cos
w Exchange street
TURNfP. SEED, NEW CROP, 1913.
Nv hkRANIHD flesh and genuine Of ihe following
w from Landrofbs Uh established Nurrery Pln1 W.
Huia Bava Fwcsdh Tump
Parry White Fht Dmgi do
Red Top DO Do
iarge GiDbe
Large NofioIk--Jl.i 20 hand and for ale az
Iu ~ JOHNgON's Medical Emporium
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the animal out. directly he heard who the gentleman was.
and touched his cap. and pointed little book
In his pocket IN pink cover III cannot do eitA0ut sir
says the man. Ii was HAIRY Louelner. | wonder does
OF Mr.. Rymers grooms take Pickwiek. would
they have any curiosity Mr. Dickens should he pass
that way
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RoB-r NIL a BRO. Aue,s.

p-Noticc-Paucular attention reque to our s of th
valuable farm Of Smith b. New miles below Richmond TIIl
DAY, at ~ O'Clock.
ia II RoR-r uur 4. mo A..
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Or REAL ESTATE AT AUCrioN-wc invite attention ID
our saie OF Real Estate fronting Valley Street This MONDAY
Afternoon at u oeisek the premises by r. HARRI-
SON. ESQ., Trustee.
ju 81 INIoes L. pporupp A.,
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NEW MUSIC.

IENHE Boatmans Song
- The Qucen ~ Mfuy May
DARK Day Of HOuof
Song ~ q Norman Sailor
Ny Splnn.ng Wheel
Home that Love
our Fathers Hearth
would were q fafy
John Aniofnu's Gone
Thou al i0vcier
The Minstrel CL,d. ffof GUITAR Fof saic ny
". TAYLOR,
D. ~ Muse sion opposite The Banks
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SODA CRACK ERS-5 bbs fresh Soda Crack
~ ers, just received for sale
iu 2g-6t ROyAIt. L. uopc.N
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Ess FOR RENT-IYhe dwelling at the upper
LII end of q street heretofore occupied by Tanon a. Rai p
and adjoining tle residence Of Richd ~. Crump
~ - CApEVTON A CRtfNp
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INLoEs 4 BROTHER. Aner..

IN Ordinance prohibiting the Sale Of Personal Proper
fy by AUCTION ia e Street and for other purposes
Lrn. .
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A RICH TOAST.

AT the celebration of the Anniversary Of our Ma
uonal Independence at Hat Creek, Campbell county, Mr..
Saml F. Moses offered the following toss which is both
"rich and rare"
'The American Gentlemen We celebrate the wisdom
Of their heads the fuency of their tongues the amiabe.
OF their dispositions, and the of their man
ners knowing by experience that their hearts full Of the
milk OF human Kindness but the LGdies excel them for in
their busOnis find the n."-DaHuiiie Rep0rfsT
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T.
M MEREDITH wouH inform the buyers
w ling his Calcocs AMI Lawns ai great .,
To close Them for thc season. To make room tor n
Calicoes I, >, G, : and cts
Lawns, 10, 49,, L.. AMI up
Real French Lawn, - els. andup
French Cambria, % cts
Nankeen and Apron Checks
Bed Ticking, =, %, 10, II and I2l cts
Cotton and silk Umbrellas
Manchester Cotton Oznaburgs
-, and "a brown sheeting, very cheap.
Birached ,Io 4,
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III y SPRUCE HEER. - ". "'

AMELs HAIR PENCILS superior. with a fine assortment Of
~ 90 HoiTOS A. t,pptsGv
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Its very difficult my dear Fanny, pass Judgment on
men after long acquaintance aud quite impossible 10 do
after a short Beyond this, many persons, under
different circumstances exhibit such different signs OF their
character seen people affected aud ridiculous
cicty whom have admired by sck-bed many IN one
wearsOme and assuming, who an another have been
discreet aud agreeable Others again have eccentriccs
time which they lose later in life many their
best side inward, aud perform the noblest actions, while
the world is laughing the fools cap which they
exhibit II may be with this family.
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a., NoH~tcn. Conn. May gsih n AL
Mes~r- A. H. sAsn- Co-t:su. The present n, An ne,,,
The COOL effect Of yoar arapara thr cure on t, gi ~
amy about ~ years oil aud who has tho las, a, Yea.
tfoabed with scIolous dtease aud what some e.is
head OF sah theun which eaeDded wlnle ,,0r ~
head aurndd with continual harRe II a hek matte,
whoe surface enng necessary Ia keep hair eonnua
using your sanapar amer hirh her b.,J hcr, =, ~
YER shd has continued healing until beay the whal suIf,e
su het gene,a heshh continues good and .y,u
' nave 'es"h'u Mrs FANNY WISE
Bowrry sheet. Norwich
For particulars Advertisements in the and o,he, civ -
Prepared AMI sold wholca. and retail and Tor e,ro,a,,on
A. BSANDS co. Druggists and Ch.,nists cr,,,, 1.,a
NO ssS broadway corner OF Chambers street New YORK
ssen mn ~ Duvai Co, in Petersburg. Roper And
son. IN Nofoh ~ A. Santos and by ~. E
for s5. ~' ~ """~' eotn
la
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- ECEIVING FOR SALE
~ l25 hhds prime n. o. Sugar
~ tsy,s
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ERENCH ana English China Tea Sets.-On
hand and for ale low. fine Beautiful Pat
terms French and English White China Tea sts-an
Cups and sauecfs by the dozen, of the knisat
ju2g JAMES EVANS China gtor.
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DEATH john KoBLrR.-It has become our mean
choy duty the death OF JOHN KoBLER high
ly esteemed and much beloved citizen. With the excep
ton OF several years Of childhood whole fe-embra
cling nearly IS years-was devoted Christianity and 9th
er good works. His death occurred Wednesday night
about 10 oclock.-FredrieksJurg arena.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-30
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