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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-23

A MELIASPRINGS.- above Springs
IA will be open for the reception of visitors On the
LIST of July. They are situated 2 miles nom yeters
vile Depot on tho Richmond and Danville Railroad,
where there will be i'll readiness an OMNIBUS, to
take passengers 10 the Springs. $1,000
Board, per month, w W
Do. per week, " W
De, per day, "
Children under IL years Of age. and servants, half
price $500
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GOAL COAL,-Antharcite and the best
~ South Side LUMP COAL, always on hand for
sale at the lowest cash price by PC. LAkCs,
is Pts No. IS Main st.
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MECHANICAL.
ipECIAL NOTICE GREEN & ALLEN.

49, ~e--,- - 49,
CPECIAL NOTICE. & ALLEN,
~ BUILDERS, CORNER or GRACE AND SEW
ENTH STREETS respectfully solicit OF their friends
and the public generally continuance Of their pa
They are better prepared to do ali kind. Of
TEX WORK and will undertake whole buildings if
desired, or Carpenters work only, On a. favorable
gagements as to time, &c Those that contemplate
building this year may find it to their advantage g
give call-those particularly that want TO build
In the shortest possible time. Plans and estimates
III "''''' Gu A' '"' EMU 'S'' DI ANDREW GREEN.
my ll-3m CHARLES W. ALLEN.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETW ZEN MAIN AND CAkY.-The subscriber ~
fully prepared to do ali kinds Of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks 10 ms
numerous patrons for past favors and snlIclts con
tinuance of the same. Being master OIL business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to any other house IN the
city and fully cheap fact known to all persons
| ROOFING, GUTTERING &c.--Heis prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Aiways on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail =,
GAS FITTING.-fie Is likewise prepared to do all
kinds Of Gas Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS.-lie keeps always on hand large ana e<
Eli foi7 '''N VI Vi " CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
COUTnERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
- l.. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
on eth street West side between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
EERANDAIiS, every description Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRAFT Nc and all kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatnesS and dis
patch such terms AZ warrant will give satlsac-
ton. Ny old friends, and the public generally, are
solicited to give me call before engaging else
where. myo-d6m
CTEAM IRON WORKS, 256 Main street,
oEEAR SEYENTH.-The subsciber is now ,prepar-
ed with iuCrease sod facilities 10 manufacture al Kinds
of RON WORK such "a IRON RAILING, tERAN-
DAIIS, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS,
GRRTlNGS, &c, &c. CRATES and TENDERS, and
all kinds of House Work and JsbbinS done on rea-
5Onabe terms.
EB-Particular attention given to the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &c. tor the country, so
made as to be easily put up. A call solicited
NH Ism GEO S. L0WNES.
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
IL DRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-
FACTORY.-NO 225 Main street, between Sth and
9TH west sde.The subscriber has for sale 800 Grates,
Tenders and Summer Pieces. embracing 100 different
kinds and is daily manufacturing Crates to order,
wholesale and retail, at Northern prices. Crates,
Bells &c neatly packed and forwarded TO any part Of
the State Also, Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice. - -.-..-
mi, ID
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RtILResp.
.JulY gJ lIs-

- July 81, 1887 !
r.. - .-.zsss:===zg1 AMELIA SULPHUR
V1LLE.-SPECIAL NOTICE.-Far the accommosls
ton Of persons visiting the above popular SPRING.
special train viii he run every SATURDAY after.
noon. commencing July nth, leaving Richmond Sta
ton at o'clock, T.. W. and arriving ut Jeterrve az
90, l.; NJ, where Omnibuses will b. in whiting 10
take visitors TO the Springs. Omnibus fare q sens
Returning, leave Jetersyilie every MONDAY morn.
Ing, NJ go A. VI, and arrive In Richmond at On A.
VI: Tickets for the round trip by this train sjT5
when purchased at the office in Richmond Fsr III
tickets purchased al the cents addition will
he charged over the regular mail train rates.
Je3 &. CAMPBELL SUPERINTENDENT
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS-Tbis water.

WhTpf-
n ing place, so fayorably known to the public
viii bc opened for the reception OF visitors the
hrst day OF June The present pr0prietors are hap
Ply 10 announce that they have secured the service.
as general manager. of MIR. JSO. Z. LEE, (of the
American Hotel, Richmond, Na..) whose long cxpt-
reputation q. gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made 10 give en-
tire satisfaction to our guests
The powerful curative properties of this water
and its efficacy in an diseases of the stomach liver
bowels, nervous system &c. is well attested by the
many cures almost mirdiG0uS which have been ef.
tected by its use. We refer with confidence TO all
the parohs OF the former proprietOrs. complete
rangements for the comfort Of visitors since last
season.
For further particulars we refer to the cards 10 be
found III hotels, caTs, steamboats, &c
splendid line OF f0UR-HORSE COACHES will
convey visitors from Shswsye to this place 81
miles. over good road with only one hill between
the i've points BRIDGES HOLT,
ms 27-dSCt2JA pronris,nrr.
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New York Times, dated Hong Kong, China, May 10,
saws:
fy letter received from an officer of the United
States ship Levant dated April -, learn that the
small poX still continues to rage on board of that
vessel. Tbere has been, up to the above date in
all twenty-eight cases and six deaths amongst the
men. The officers had far escaped the disease
hospital had been established ashore, and it was
hoped 10y that means to abatc the disease This
vessel is upwards of sixty men short Of her origin
al complement.
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lhat was wise niger, who, in speaking of the
happiness OF married people said 'dat ar ,pends
altogether how they enjoy demselves"
horalists may talk as much as they nlaaso af ,bo
sin Of envy but for the life of me- can res
a pretty maid without envying the good Incl Of
lhe man who is to marry her.-Fairehn VI
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ID. q. WISE,
MORTON BLEDsoE, Manager. je lh--3m

TOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR AND CHALIBEATE SPRINGS.-This
Watering Place is now open for the reception of vis
tors. 1t il situated the tRs ard in full Of tS
FiYgtHid and Tennessee Rdiitoud about half Bti7s
from B0HSGcE'S DepOt, Roanoke, Va, at whirh said
Depot an Omnibus will always be hund waiting the
arrival of the cars to convey visitors to the Springs
Important Improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Sulphur-strOnger holder and q
superior Chaly beate Spring. have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last seascn-
that the variety and value Of the mineral waters
now afforded Mt the place, uneQualled by any
other place now known to the public The similarity
OF the White sulphur to the justly and far-kmed
GTeeHbJter IFhe Sulphur is so striking to ~ at
once recognized by all who have used both of the
waters.
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
The White sulphur, aggravated cases of dyspepsia
serious affections of the liver kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially diseases Of the ner
Vous system and those diseases peculiar To FIN, ~
The Black Sulphur, all kinds Of diseases Of the sk@
aggravated cases of letter and other eruptons of the
skln-on great numbers and OF long standing sew
enty having been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal tn any to be found In
the mountains OF Virginia and the table and atten-
dance OF the most satisfactory characteras to all
which We beg to refer TO the large number Of persons
who have heretofore visited the place
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, and 4 fine Band of
Music, VIII be found at the place and every effort in
every way, VIII constantly be made to afford comfort
and amusement TO V-itOrs
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FAMILY GROCERIES.-The subscri-
Der has in store and for sale the following FAM
LY GOODS:
Is half bbls Woods Family ROE TERRINGS
10 whole bbls. do 5 bbls y. c. CUT do
50 bbls Halifax No. l, do. No. MACKEREL In
kits.
300 Todd's extra sugar cured HAMS
A small lot Briggs SMITHFIELDdo
Prime Laguayra COFFEE: Rio and Java do
Black and Green TEAS, assorted from soc TO
$3.50 per 10.
n .. MOLASSES
Choice Extra FLOUR, in bags and bbls
Coffee Crushed and brown SUGARS
An assortment Of ElQUORS, some suitable for
medical purposes ~
BROOMS. BASKETS and WOOD WARE
Fine Chewing TOBACCO &c
Also, lot Of very fine Fresh BUTTER. lust from
the mountains. at l.. T. CHANDLER'S
Jy lo-lm No 10 Franklin street
7. s.-All goods Sold to families will be delivered
anywhere in the city, free of charge l. r n
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TouGu 'CBicKEN."-"Tough, madam-tough, did
you say p said the irrascible boarder TO the land
ady a. he was trying TO carve what was ostensibly
OF the fowl, should say il was old enough 10 have
scratched up the seeds Of original siu when thew
were first planted .ss
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMYl
RICHMOND, May lst, 1887. I
Tt or r:sEsssssEyssssss: ss1 SPECIAL NOTICE,
s1s3 e, .SEl W. prepared to tranraet
any buancsr the Virginia Central Railroad (ap
pertaining to the Express business) Especial attrs
ton VIII be paid 10 THAT line, in connection with the
different Springs IF Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at o'clock A. W., 10
charge of yaluables, money, &c.
For further particulars, apply to
j. l.. NACDONUUGU, Agent
my Adams Express &C. IA Main AZ
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CHEAP GOODS.-Just received from
~ auction and other sources, lot of cheap goods
say, Beregcs at l21sc Half Mourning do, l3izc-
Half Mourning Iaconets l2lac; MOuselines at IOc
Slate col Hose at 614c; dark Chene Gnghams very
cheap; low priced Lawns; Palm Leaf Fans, &c; for
sale by CHILES 4 CHENERY
Is ia BROAD
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j. 4. MEFELFINGER & co,

SrOpIletOrs.
81 Stages of first class leave Bonsack's Depot
daily on the arrival of the cars, for the Greenbrer
" hie, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs
So 1t will be seen by the various newspa pers that
the Cars Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
Lynchburg t'otce day, say at A. NJ, and 20 p. NJ
sfording desirable opportunity for all the Springs
above. le I6-dtlS
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
NAGLE SODA WATER ESTARLISH-

DATENT SELF-SEALING CANS.-We
L are constantly receiving additional supplies of
the above article of the most approved kind in use
direct from the manufacturers.
We are sole Agents in this market, for PATENT
IMPROVED CAN which is by far the best article of
the kind ever invented. They can be opened or
closed perfectly air tight. without the least trouble
and are cheap and durable. For sale, wholesale and
retail, by GEO. j. SUMNER
Jel0 Pearl street
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CTEAM IRON WORKS, go Main street,
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
RUNAWAY.

~ 500 DOLLARS REV YARD. -
~ Left the tobacco factory of the subscriber, on
n the 18th inst, on the pretcnce of being sick, a
~. mulattU man, named ELIJAH, the property
ii 1I.tI. Edwin johnson, of Chesterfield county. He
Is about feet 10 inches high, spare made, bushy
hair. and very genteel appearance. The above To
ward will be paid if delivered at my factory.
" sta ED j. CHRISTIAN.
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DRY GOODS.

HOOP SKIRTS.-Just received.
L Ladies' and Misses Extension SKIRTS
New styles improved Hoop do
Cactus aud Emb'd Skirts and Grass Cloth
Lace aud Muslin EMBRO1 FRIES
Childfen's aud Ladies' Gauze Merino VESTS
PARASOLS and Ladies' UMBRELLAS
Gents Sun UMBRELLAS Paragon Frame
DO Merao and silk Underwear
do Crayats, Scarfs and Hair Cloth STOCKS
Elastic BELTS and BRASS HOOPS
Also, Canton Mattngs, ~, 50 and O. wide In
White and Red Check Cocoa aud Spanish Mating;
at the Cash Store, ~ Main st.
Jy Is CHRISTIAN 4 LkTHR0P.
HHEAPi CHEAP! CHEAPi-Elegant
~ Black Silks, 8. per yard; Hair Rolls and Brsds,
81 cts. Lawns at 10 cents per yard Summer Prints
very cheap Solid Coiored Brillants, l2a cents Fig
ured BrillIants 13a cts. per yard: Steel Hoop and
Bu,te Skeleton Skirts 81: Grass skirts, only % cts
each; Cactus Skirts, 62s cts. each; Linen Shirt Bo-
sons. l2Ia cents each; Embroidered Collars and
Sleeves; Lawn aud Berage Robes; few pieces Of ~
Mating left, at 81 Iac per yard
In order 10 make room for Fall Goods, tremendous
reduction will be made in every article now In store,
at the Cheap Bargain Emporium Of
je27 ALFRED MOSES. e. Main street.
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ROBERT L. ELLYsON.
NOTICE TO PASSEN-

NOTICE TO ASSEM-
{E&EE Ayers ON THE BROAD STREET
@l5aNs1sARAILWA OMNIBUS.-From and
after this day and until further notice the Accom-
mediation Car between the Depot and Richmond Col
ege, will be run between the hours of A. NJ. and
21a P. NJ and between "a and 10 Z. NJ stopping at
turning. Fare cents only. WM. n. BRAGG
Jes-G Agent
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Is il-2m$ TIos. C. WILSON SONS.
IITARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,

M! ANN OF hiAfpJy In II w - ~ - ,
w vIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which is now open for the reception and accommoda-
ton of visitors, is situated in Bath county, virginia.
one hundred and seventy miles west OF Richmond,
and on the direct Turnpike Road to the " bite Sui
phur Springs, and Guyandotte, on the OHIO RIVER
fye miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs re-
pectiyely and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed for
their curative qualities in various diseases IN well
as for the luxury of bathing. Their properties are
gently aperent duretic dis phoretic and alternative,
and are especially applicable to the treatment OF the
following diseased conditions, viz:
Chrome rheumatism and Govt, and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections of the
Spinal Marrow, and their consequences: lhrdfgsts;
Hemapgia. following suppressed excavations from
Hpmorrooid or Uterine arrangements or HetdstdSes
# cont Rteunat'S1a friction IF he JOINTS; LuD,
6d00; scatca; CoRtrdctioS and morbid conditions of
the bones The tcioie class Of The Ct0Gns0ts fife
tons; Dyspepsia; Torpid and oter'c'Se dcrdR0ed Con
d't'o"s Of the L'reT Fun ,sp,ovrvrxr.
Consist Of large and commOdDus Hotel, large
number Of handsome and conveniently arranged Cot
taxes, spacious dining and ball room, billiard room,
bowling alley, lighthouses, &c, &c.
TINS BATHS,
which are of the temp. ygo deg Fahrt., four in
number. A large OctagOnal BATH PoK uESTLEMEN,
Is feet in diameter and feet i'll depth. The LADigs
BATH, Of nearly equal dimensions. The SPOUT BATHS
and private BATH FOR lNvALLDs. All of which are
comfortably aud conveniently furnished and con-
structed, and connected with cold pLUSGINd BATHS,
abundantly supplied with spring water OF the temp,
Rg The locality of these Springs is remarkable for
healtsineSS-the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubriOus and inygOrs-
ting.
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be of the
very best character and every effort made 10 contr
bu.e TO the comfort and convenience Of visitors.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for the
season.
Az these Springs located but IL miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad, the following IA
Cilites will be afforded for reaching them:
train of cars will leave Richmond daily at eek.
A. NJ, will connect with the Orange and Alexandria
cars at Gordonsvillo will arrive at Staunton at pa
O'Clock p. NJ. where time will be allowed for pa zseIl
gers to dine and r'ash Milboro (the present termi
fthe Central Railroad at o'clock L, NJ. wheft
ample number of fine coaches will be- in READINGS,
TO convey passengers the same evening TO the Bath
Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, they may
wish to 20.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have beer
made with MeSsrs. Uarmau, Brown 4 Co, the pres
ent popular and obgn8 propretors OF the stage line
on this route, to convey visitors To- and from these
Springs to the White sulphur at their convenience
and discretion GEORHE MAYSE,l
&C FRANCISCO, Proprietors.
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~. toZI. 10
VI the Consuiships, one hundred and thirty. four
are saiared officers. of which the most important
and profitable are given below:
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WHITE LEAD, SNOW WHITE ZINC
~ PAIST,IFresh supplies Just received Also,
IN store pure Linseed Oil Spts Turpentne, Varnishes
u ~ " Druggists
A I REDUCED S.-Parasols,
Fans, Bonnets, Ribbons MantilIss, black silk
Mitts, and all kinds of Summer Dress Goods
j. NJ. kOSENBAUM
Jy 10 lkei Rriad
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J. MILLHISER BROTHER,
jy Il lo3 Broad street.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDIN IN
- DRY G0ODS.-We are still selling of ut and be-
low cost aud will continue TO do so for short period
MY. Our stock Of goods is still much larger than
desirable, and consists mostly of such goods which
most desirable for the We will sell them
prices to suit purchasers 800 dozen Linen Cambria
Hdkfs, from low to fine qualities lGS dozen Towels:
White Cambrics Jaconots and Swiss Mu5ins; 800
pieces Check Muslina, Striped aud Plaid do; 40 do
Tue Irish Linens De Bees Lustres 20 dozen Gents
linen Bosons aud Printed Border Hdkfs; 1000 Ladies'
cotton Hose; 20 pieces Black Silks very cheap; 1000
swiss Bands, Cambria and Muslin EdgingS-and r
great many other goods which we are clodng ont
without limit as to prices.
Remember you must call early, as we soon will
lose for the season.
"a % j MIIIHISER x RRO
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SAKE, the well known poet, and editor Of the Bur
lhgton Seatinel, addresses the following to an Of
Tended subscriber:
A g"nly patron Of the Sentinel
.onteiy pids u send the thing to hell"
n ULheiy mat IT'S proper We confess,
nHh change OF residence TO change thu address
!, shaii De sent II Charon's mail will let il,
where the subscriber will be- sure TO get it,
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-N MUDDY WATER.--W WATER FILL
n ATERS.-We are manufacturing Water Filters
49, at the very low price OF 50 80 which every
x1 family should have. They will filter four gal
ons of river water ia hour, perfectly clear as
any spring water. They have only to be tried 10 be
appreciated. Call and supply yourselves at
kEESEE & PAIRS Pottery
jeT Corner of i2th ard Cary sts.
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JNO. G. SP0TTS,
JNO. ID. HARVEY,
WILSON L., THOMAS

THE undersigned takes pleasure in re-
L commenting Messrs. SPOTS. Harvey Co.. sue
cessors to the late firm of Mcdonald, SPOTS d Har-
vey TO the confidence of his friends and asks for
them u continuance Of their favor.
jy dim JNO. c. MCDONALD.
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PARKER. NIMMO 4 cos,
ie27 No. li3 Eagle Square.

NO CHARGE TO LOOK AT THE
y G0ODS.-The whole and entire stock to | @ sold
II AT alarming sacrifice. 80 pieces striped and
plaid Mustns at % cents. worth 30 cents; checked
Muslin at H. Is and ~ cents, worth double that mo-
uey dotted Swiss Muslns At H. To- 20 and Bets Cam
brio Bands at % cents Collars at 81 and 37s cents,
worth 81; Infants Wastes at 81 cents and higher:
Irish Linens Mt 81 !, 81 and ~ cents; Parasols less
than cost Black Silks unusually low: Beachrd Cot
tons; PRINCES; MORE Antiques and every description
If trimmings, without regard to cost; Swiss Muslns
l2l? cents and higher; Embroidery Silks. and Black
silk LAces and Edges Millinery Goods; Mits: Hosie
~. As this stock must be sold off by the 10Th of Au
gust persons rely procuring the greatest bar
gains offer "a III this city
jyl3 L. GOLDSMITH, 2n5 Broad street.
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NEW FIRM.-The undersigned have as
~ ISOLATED themselves under the firm and style of
SPOTTS, HARVEY L. CO,
for the purpose Of conducting in this city, the GRO
Gerry and COMMISSION BUSINESS We have re-
tanned the large Ware House, No. ~ Pearl street
lately occupied by Mcdonald, SPOTS Harvey, and
will keep ON hand general stock of GROCERIES,
&C. to which we invite the attention of our friends
and the public Thanking our friends for the very
liberal patronage given the late firm, beg con-
tnuance to the concern.
JNO. G. SP0TTS,
JNO. ID. HARVEY,
WILSON T.. THOMAS
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Jy - opposite Exchange Bank.
lust RECEIVED per steamer James

- town, and for sale low
- CaSes Coats White Spool Cotton
Hooks and Eyes and Pins
Pearl Buttons
Coat and Vest Buttons
Sewing silks
Black Elastic Belts
Do Patent Leather do
Skirt Braids, Combs, dc
AT KENT pAJSE & IN &C
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y ARGAINS.-Ne have determined to
~ sell our stock Of Summer Goods, at prime cost,
aud invite all in want Of cheap goods, to call early
'ur stock consists III part Of the following: Black and
olored Silk Robes; Grenadine and Bcrege Robes;
plain Grenadines and Bcragrs; Jaconets. Organizes
ma Lawns; French and English Prints; White and
'olored Linen Drills; Satteens and COttOnadeS for
Doys Table DamAsks and Table Cloths: Sheeting
ihrtings and many other articles in which bargains
nay be had, by calling at