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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

WILL y
Ire market; yesterday was more active and prices
re decidedly better than they were in the early
:: u the week. y. NJ. MARTIN SoN Il Co.
Nss OF Tobacco made by WILLIAMS & CARING
r. sue" their las; report:
Echarl Logan, II hhds. at $40, 9 25, 10, 10 rs, $50,
-. .. ? s.. 9 81, 10, 925, 10 62, Ii, ii 81, l2; John
= hhds. Tugs at 6; c s. w Easley, 3 hhds. at
.. ) ~. ! ~; Capt. Joel Younger, | hid. Tugs at
IS W Powell. hid. ut 8 IS; Jesse b Nunslee,
lids. a, 9 %, . -; + j Owen, l hid. at 9 80; D A
tlJorn-. 4 hhds. at 9 %, 9 -, S25, 8 IS; Estate Z
Darlington, . hhds. at 10 30, ii 80; NJ F Franklin,
Lid. at 10: I Sncad, , hhds. at 8 SO, g; q j Collins.
.at. llZs at : = 5 Headspith, D hhds., l Tugs 7 25, 4
II. . ID, 9 -, . -: I G. Scott. | hid. at 4 25;
B Terry. ( hhds. at 3 81, 8 IS, Q 5U, 9 SO; j G
|o,iy, | hid. at :; b Garrett, 7 hhds., l lugs ) 40,
et ~, : 81, 10, 10 -, II %. IL so; WIN Logan,
+ 10 hhds., | Tugs. e, : so. $50, 9 so. l025, III 81, 10
IGS@.e % Jno W Chappell, 3 hhds. at 10 q, Z,
- Vim l. Oliver, 4 hhds. at 9, 9 81, . IS, 10 SD;
|"H Easler, } hhds. at 5 81, q, 6 IS, 7 81, rs;
laF.es Jones. ! hhd-. at &, s 80, 9, 1925; Richardson
s'an:ield. 3 hhdS. nj y, Q 40, 10; r Il Robertson,
AID. NJ : ~; Vim II Armistead, > hhds. at 9 rs;
manuel Gerst, u hhl,. ut 3 25, 9, 10 IS, IL;
Nv A " ioindeyier. , hhis. 8 30, 10; James +.
.nks' IL hhds, " y, 6 10, ! 30 -, 8 30, s IS, 9,
-. " ~ 81, s -, . %, 10, s ~, 10, 10; Thos.
zee, : hn4s, b, y 81; John Murphy, l hid. Tugs, S
HsM ioahser.: hhds., s ., 9 IS; Jno 4 Col
ma: Tugs, -; w j IL Liggon,2 hhds. 9 o..
E'bt II Carlton. | hhd., 10 81: II II Carlton, /
~ p; RI Crews. 4 h:ds., s. g. -, 10 81: Dr
y Owen, 5 hhds., 7 %, ! 81, s, s 50, 3 Is; =
9t, i hhJs., 9, ii, II, 9, ii, II; William Guthrie, 4
a.. t, . 81, s %, 8 %; Byrd Rogers, 5 hhds., 8 g.,
: 20 -; Robt II Carlton, l hid, g. e. s. Collins,
lids, 3 IS. & IS.
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DIED.

81 Mole Hill, the residence of Mrs. A. c.. Kings, in
cJunty 0. &c Cumberland, on the Both of June, after TN
rs Of Two days, PATRICK WALDEGRAVE, young.
'n OF Maj. W. u. Clop.on, aged l year, l month, and
I'D, at Eyre Hall. in Northampton county, Va, on the
% June, JOHN EYRE, Esq, aged 81. He was born
spot on when nc died, and which had been the re.
oil his ancestor. for several generations. II was
'tAn: n" passed a!mos; the whole OF his long and meri-
'H' he, dispensing the revenues Of an ample fortune in
'iH' hospitality, and IN acts Of kindness, l~iberality, and
'"r"ncc,
y.ro, On &i dky OF juno, at the Forge in the county of
ut n%sr.inia, In his 9th year, EARNEST, youngest
- Nf. Richard Ford, late OF Williamsburg.
y '''"y' Mobile and Charleston papers will please
- a. oakland, in the county of Gu mbcrlnnd, on the
Of July, v. A.. COOKE, Esq in the 9th year of
u wo'i Twelve months Mr.. Cookies health had been
bn,h. I s.'i ~ Which period, especially tor several
Boz ~, "' suffering had been very great.
r,;..'-% years he hsd been Il consistent member of
Ls.ysrr |" eHurch. and during his long illness express.
yzx,roii n1ins i'i;h Ill the Lord Jesus Christ. He had
!,o T y. MS soui &c Him who 10 the sn,ne IA Yesterday.
I "a! ana forever, and was persuaded TIM, 1he ,rouiS
- n"n i" n. ~" n"d committed TO him." Vim A Cooke
IN. m"" s ,d % n"ne common worth. He was scrupuIous.
al and without guile, he spoke ,to hhincntiy
ana was Tree from the little vice Of -. IA ~.
I IL Tie smallest matters. N'secfaton
.!a;ically economical and attentive 10 hs ,s
| % aot withhold more than is meet" KIN ;nd 'nnlf'' he
lie wes exemplary in all his domestic rcia,," NV ann,
T.Da:" father, and tender and ~confdiny hu,bsnS Al
AIN! and ~indulgent master. He has left n VIC NV
'!G', who're best inheritance is the promise O, CIV
M'se'pns God. Leave thy fntherless children !
FI-''I'" ;acn alive; let thy widows trus; in me-
.H~ Intelligent utterance was Il solemn exhortation
Youngest sons, and earnest prayer for the saliva.
- ~ Children, with u charge to his beloved wife to
"sn' Up Tor God, that they might meet him in uca.
ANU '"'a' having finished his course, he fell asleep in
p. H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.,

S@SUENEltAL M~EETISG.-A sertiu. ,rrrtirs
49, oil Believers In the Gospel Of the Kingdom pro.
missed md confirmed to the seed Of Abraham, will be held.
at Slash Cottage, Hanover, Virginia, Is mics North Of
Richmond, (ou the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac
Rail Rond.) commencing on the 2nd and continuing till inc
Bid Lords Gay in July inclusive. Brethren Anderson, Dr.
Edwards, Maerudcr, DR.. Thomas, DR.. Pnssmure, nndoiher
public advocates Oi the Kingdom nrc expected. The pun
lie are respectfully invited to attend.
June 22-rtd
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- AGAIN BEFORE THE EOPLE
W GREAT ANTI-DfSPEPTlC PILLS. :,
UyHESE Pills, after a trial of more than - years ana
sustained By testimonials from men of the highest
standing in the United State. il. now admitted 10 De the
SUREST AND SAFEST REMEDY
uors fh,n ION GOo Boxes have been disposed OF, and
with an increasing reputation. Such men as Ex-President
Van Burep. Hon Geo. r. Bud-er, Hon. Henry Potter,
i,I,c SuoreuIe Court. Hon. WIN. Breston, and many
Dthsr. bor. testified 10 the safety and efficacy of their
use. The proprietor pledges his reputation as u physi.
clan. and his honor rs a man, that they contain no nercu.
rial or mineral constituents. The medicine is agreeable to
the t,.re, and mild and pleasant in its action.
Directions for use will be found on the wrappers Of the
Boxes. To be had in Richmond of
ADIE e. GREY,
PURCELL, LADD e. CO.,
& NORTON
None genuine without the written signature Of
JEO. BECkWlTH, NJ. D.,
Petersburg, Virginia.
To whom all orders will please be addressed.
March lily
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CARRIAGES, CAKNIAGEs.

TENliEsubscribe has on HAND. at his Conch
4 making establishment, on Eagle Alley.
between 18th md 18th stress. near the -SlZ
Columbian Hotel. Coaches, Chariottecs, VS3
Baruuchcs, ~lussics, with and without tops, and Sui.
kics, all OF his own make. Of best inatcr;nls md
workmanship, all Of which will be sold ut the
most reasonable prices, 10 suit the timrs. And respect.
fully ask II Gull from those in wnut o! any article in the Car.
riasc line, us will make 10 order my article, he low rs
cmn be- n'"dc IN the city OF Richmond OF the came kind
All new work warranted.
April l9-d6m MICAJAU MANGuM
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
VIRGINIA TEMPERANCE JOURNAL.

NOR nearly Il year, the Temperance Reform in Virgi.
mia has been without nm organ. The need OF such
nm agent has been felt by all, and many have given utter.
ancc TO u s:roIg desire, that some person connected with
tho movement, would establish II paper to be- devoted;
First. 10 the interest OF the Order OF he Sons of Temper.
ancc: and Second, TO hcadvocacy aH,iicirncc ofihc TEN.
pc ance lteiDrmn: on.
The JovRSAL will be published weekly, in the City Of
Richmond, and mailed ~ subscribers at TWO DOLLARS A
YEAR. All subscriptions invariably in ndvance. Il will be
printed upon good white paper, with lGry" clcGr type. and
will equal in size the leading lapcrs Uf hcday, such ms The
Enquirer, Wing, Christian Advocate, Waterman & Oh.
server, Examiner, and Religious Herald. 1t will be put up
in quarto form, thu making eight large pages to each is.
sue, or four hundred pages 10 the volume. The { rm lie
adapted to filing and binding.
While the Journal. will be specially devoted 10 the in.
tcrcsts of the Temperance Reform, other subjects will not
he neglected. Education, Agriculture, the Mechanic Arts,
Internal improvements, Commerce and General News,
will each have its appropriate place in the JOURNAL, while
Literature will shed its graces upon, md lend its charms
to every number. In fLc, whatever will tend to elevate
and improve society, and promote the development and
progrens of "the Mother OF States' or conduce to the inter.
est Of the JOURNAL a. II Family Newspaper, will receive n
due measure OF attention.
All who desire 10 see such Il paper in the State, will send
in their names, and the names OF others whom they may
influence, To the address Of the undersigned, Box No. 80,
Richmond, Va. The Judicial and Local Deputies aud Re.
cordinc Scribcs OF Subordinate Divisions, are respectfully
requested TO act rs agents. Write the names ofsubscribers,
Pos, Office and County, in plain ic.iblc characters. The
first number will be Issued, on or about the iir.t day OF
August next, or as coon thereafter as the subscription list
i. large enough tojusity the undertaking. Send on your
names ut once.
Riclm ond, July ,, ls3J. s. y. HOPKINS.
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F.iUQUll:R

UIiTE SELPUCR SPRINGS, "a.
TENIIIS highly improved mud
IL FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACE,
has been thoroughly rci;tcd tor the coming srnBon, and
will b. opened On the FIFTEENTH OF JUNE. Until the
1T OF July, u TRIM will leave Alexandria daily ut :!
O'Clock. s.. NJ. and cOnnrc; with Stages at Wnrrcnlun,
seven miles from the SPRiNGSh by Turnpike.
After the lst of July the Train Tor Warrcnton will leave
Alexandria ut 5! o'clock. p. NJ. Time from Alexandria to
The Springs. FOUR iIOl'RS. \ daily Train from Cor.
donsviA", East, Mt II! A. NJ, connects with stages at Bcal.
ton Station, nine miles from tho Springs, by II good cUun.
try road. Passengers from Richmond and stanton nr.
rive NJ the Springs 10 dinner.
Board. per day, -; Week, SIP; Month, Of % days, $40.
Children and cGl0rcd servants half price.
ALEXANDER BAKER,
June 23-lm Late oil Wellington City.
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR ALL.

SPLENDID SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
fH<liE subscriber respectfully invites tie renders 4
a NJ the Enquirer AMI icpuhlic generally ocall IN
nnd examine h- complete and general nssUrtIisnt Ui ~
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and VA.
LICi.S. We have almost every description TINT can hc call.
rtl tor, adapted To the tastes aud wants of uliacrs. s"Xreaui
conditions. Our store il, pUpulnrly known rs the LADIES
SALo"N,' - Main street. BESIDES conininin" hn n,-1ri.
mcnt.oi goods unprecedented for variety, il l. large enough
10 accommodate all our friends from the country or city.
who wish good Goods at moderate prices; and "" assurrhll
who will favor H. with n call. that We will satisfy ih"mthal
our reputation Tor scliin. nj low prices. L. perfectly well
founded. i. n. WHITE,
Anril of Il Muin .rrrrf
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TO ALI. WHOM IT MAY ONCERN.
TNNAkE NOTICE, That | shall apply to the Judge OF the
Circuit Court OF the County OF Cumberland, III the
State OF Virginia, By petition. during the next term oil the
said Circuit Court, commencing on the frst day OF August
next Tor HI order directing Creed ID. Coleman. Executor
OF Benz amin A. England, an infant, II negro boy, named
Robert, given to the said Benjamin A. England. by the last
will and testament Of the said William England. decd, and
also for an order allowing me to remove the SAID negro no
bsrtto the State of Tennessee, where ! reside.
July Sew CHARLES ;.
VTIRGINIA-TO VITA Rules held in the Clerks
office of the County Court of Northampton county,
the first Monday in July, a. D., 1855, lit being the second
day of the monthly
". 4. Williams, Plaintiff,
Against
Lloyd +. Wilson, Defendant
In debt, aud upon sn attachment returned executed.
The object OF this suit /. 10 recover vi the defendant nine
hundred nud fourteen dollars and twelve cents. with law
and nifty dollars. part thereof, from the I2;h day Of Mny,
ls5i: ON one hundred and eighvy-eight donar- and four
cents. a further part thereof, from the 18th day Ut August,
1854; nn Que hundred and cighty.cignt dollars and Jour
cent?, a further part thereof, from the 18th day Of May.
1854; aud OH one hundred and eighty.cight dollars and four
cents, the residue thereof, from the lith day OF November,
1854, nil payment. And affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendant above named is n non resident OF
this State, he is notified and required TO appear here with.
in one month after due publication hereof, und do what is
necessary TO protect his interests. And it is ordered, that
n copy hereof be published once a week tor four success.
sivc weeks in the Richmond Enquirer, Il newspaper pub
lished in the city vi Richmond, and also be posted at the
front door of tine courthouse of this county on the first
day OF the next county court.
A copy-Testc,
LAFAYETTE HARMANSON, Clerk.
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WAN lNANEK MD JTW ET.T.EIi,
NORMERI.i with Mr.. John Hill, continues 10 rrpnir
IL WATCHES, JOCKS and JEWELKY. and to give
the most perfect satisfaction to his customers, at his old
stand on North 18th street, two doors from Main street.
All Watch and Clock work repaired in this establishment
will be done by myself alone, and kept in perfect running
order for one year, without any additional charge being
made. JOHN n. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker and Jcwcllcr, North l7,h street,
Two door. from Main, near the first Market.
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~ TO TIE II OF MECi>iIEN-
D>S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. take ihis in. a ln y" 81
your county 81, ,bo n.~t election J. +. FINCH,
Inn, d. IS Charlottesville.
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" BACON g. baskerville
nFFER FOR SALE
a25 hhds. n. o. Sugar
y oEs' ~ ""N An A.. do.
$50 do, Crushed and Powdered 40.
100 boxes and half boxes Loaf 90.
rs bbls. prime n. o. Molasses
65 hhds. Cuba do.
800 bags Rio Coffee
400 do. Luguayra do. -,
$50 pockets Old Java do. july s
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NEW MASONIC D

NEW HOOK.
ryUT son TEXT BOOK. containing q history Of
Masonry and Masonic Grand Lodges, from the car.
lir.t times; together with the Constitution of Masonry. or
Ahimon Recon, md II Digest Of the Lnws, Rules and Re-
culntions OF the Grand Lodge Of Virginia; also, a complete
compilation OF the illustrations Of Masonic work in the de-
nnd Pust Master, as drawn from Preston, Webb. Read, and
othcrs. Also, II history of the Grand Lod.r OF Virginia,
by DR.. John Dove, q. Secretary of the g. l.. of Virginia,
second edition, with plates; price $l.2J. Just puhlishedby
order of the Grand Lodge OF Virginia, and for sulc by
J. W. RANDOLPH.
NOTICE PROM NORRIS AMERICAS FnEEMAsoN.
"When we saw what you had done in the preparation OF
this excellent work, one OF the very best, the very best, 40
far as arrangement &c. are concerned, we have ever seen,
ye fel, rs we hope often to feel, witt, others yield the
fruits of long thought and cure for our institution. In the
name of our ten thousand Subscribers, in the name OF the
American craft. VIC thank you tor this volume, and when
the acacia has crumbled upon your colin, and the marble
Yields 10 the elements and falls, snd men forget where the
Veteran was laid, may this monument prove, like Hornce's
more enduring than brnss. July j
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NINSLIE, BOWEN & POWELL,
cARRiAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS,
Cross street above fhe Banks.
UyHE Subscribers nrc practical mechan'
les, having had long experience at'he &5~
business, and dcvotin- their personal h- S@
tcntion 10 oil works done in their shop, 2A.
would respectfully ask call from those who are IN Mmn, oi
Carriages. We hive always on hand Il general assortment
nj Carriages, Rockawsys, Rugsics, &C. of our own man
ufac,ure, which we will cell on the most reasonable terms
lune 25-6miSc.
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. me Committee Of Arrangements to su~perintend
|. ErellocEa,c Celebration are requested to meet
dnnsG.Ng' al the Marshall Hotel. Punctual at
respectfully requested.
pr. NJ. N,yv {. d. HILL, Chairman.
j. X; s ~: NiTno, nesi a I, &C.. ~: Sam, Il HASTINGS nas,
(ler, Mark non j., Wilson, Richard Lee, Henry
Ird, Bernard n ~ !" W. Glazebrook, Thos. E.
Der. iiasseI' Saml D.. Denoon, Jos. Hier.
@ june 6, 1855.
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OFFICE, RICEpD & y. x. X. :
Richnnnnl lima G lSSn {

ENGINEER'S OFFICE, RlCitD J.. X
COMPANY, Richmond, June 6, 1855. )
oEaIFD PROPOSALS will he received at this office
until the Sd day of July next, for the graduation OF
the LIST section OF this road in and near this city; also orthc
Graduation and masonry of that portion of the line between
the Pa,nunkcy River and the Eastern terminus, including
the elnbankment nthe river, and for the construction OF
the foundations and masonry for the bridge across said
river.
Bids arc invited for tho delivery at the White House on
the pamunkey, of 1000 yards OF quarry chips of large size,
or of cobble stone, and for the delivery at the same point
OF 500 sound, straight. yellow pine or red oak piles. - feet
long and Il inches across on large end.
Proiles, plans. aud II ecitications may be secn at this
Office, on and after the Goth inst.
The Company reserves TO itself the right Of rejecting
any or all the bids. and of Hlloting the work in such pro-
portions as they think proper.
lSigncdl r. :. CLAAlON,
June a-3tawIw Chief Engineer.
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LAND FOR SAFE At

VALUABLE HANOVER LAND FOR SALE AT
AUCTION. =.
VXyIsHING to remove TO my native county, VIII sell
w ON the premises, at public auction, the goth OF July,
ls55, if fair. and if not the first ensuing tair day thereai'
ter, my farm situated in Hanover county. at AtIees wafer
station, Central Rail Road, and which Il anout : l'iies
from The civ of Richmond. 1t has been ascertained, by
recent survey, TO contain $50 acres OF good land; wen
adapted TO the various crops grown in this section ABOUT
oue.half the land is cleared, the balance Is hneiy numbered
with oak, walnut, hickory, pine, &c.
For further particulars enquire oil Lee q B.ayly, Attor'
ravs at Law, Richmond, or to me on the premises:
neSsas Ss" oar. NIUE SCHERER.
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SIMMER

o OLD POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK
THNiIE steamboat Curtis Peek, Capt. John Dhvi-, Will
4 leave the wharf TT Rock"it-, regularly every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, al 8! O'Clock, pre-
ciscly, for the above plmrcs.
Returning, the Curtis Peck will leave the wharf ut Nor
folk, every Monday, Wcdncs lay hnd Friday morning., nj
-, O'Clock, touching ut Old Poin, during the Bathing sen
son. and nil the regular landings on the river both going
and returning.
Passage 81. Mcal- 30 cts. each.
June 80 r. 0. HAShlNS.
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COAL.

yu,IE subscribers are now prepared TO furnish best
CLOVER HILL LII coal. at s. per load, and Hail
Mt 81 20: md keep constantly on hand white and red ash
ANTHRACITE COAL, which they ARE prepared to- furnish
o no good terms a- it can be purchased in the city They also
keep a good article OF fnr Coal Tor Smith s purposes
orders left ut their Office, at the yard adjoining the Peters
burg Depot, or nj their lower office, corner Dock and l9th
streets. viii be promptly attended to.
.IuUr 1t-lw WIN. III. DAVIS & ".
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WORCESTEIl'S
SUPERIOR PIANOS,
a AGENCY o. MUM Street, Richmond, Va.
"A April - A. MORRIS,
y PRICE JEWELRl STORE-

6kNE oil the concern has Just returned from the %
~ Norli! win II large assortment OF Wr.ynr-, ~
Jcwclry nnd silver ware OF the very latest STYLES. \.
Those III want OF articles in our line. will please GaSS5
call md examine our stock. The stock comurisrs Gold
Watches oi every description. from the most celebrate ri
manufacturers; Jcwclry NJ every description. OF new styles
ana OF the finest quality; Massive Lava aud Calneole Jewel.
rs. which are the latr-r styles: Bracelets, L.ockrts. Gold,
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krys, Seals, Rings, Diamond I~rrnstpins, aud Diamond
Ring. Also, Ular.c assortment of Silver Spoons. Knives
and Forks; in Tact every variety and kind OF goods kent in
our line. MYERS Il JAMIE, ~ Main Strrrr.
May 81 Sign Of the Illuminated Clock.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
a DEMOCRATIC paper, located fn . hoirlshing VIZ.
"A ginia town, and In one Of the wenthiest and largest
counties in the State, is offered for suie P Nv ~ ne
subscribers and a large and profitable advertising and JOB
custom, which is constantly and rapidly increasing: ZOE
further particulars, address the Editors OF the Enquhel'
June Set
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-06

WHITE LINEN GOODS FOR THE 9TH OF JULY.
TT HAVE now open, n good assortment of White Duck
Linen Frock Cents. White Duck Linen Pants, White
and Fancy Narcotics Vests. Also. Fancy Narcotics, Chi.
ma SILK. and Black Alpaca Sacks and Frocks, Fancy Cassi.
mere sacks and Frocks, Linen and Checked Mhrscillcs
pants. My stock OF Furnishing Goods is unusually good
for the season, viz Summer Crsvuts, Neck Ties. Gloves,
socks. Handkerchiefs, Collars, Shirts, Merino Shirts, DC.
Those in wnnt will find the above named goods at unusual
" low prices for cash; all Cloth and Cas.imrre goods at
crcn,Iv reduced prices. J. D. GOODMAN,
, Jnlv 2 No. l34, Main Street, Opposite Eugle Square.