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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

The proof of pudding is in eating; the
proof of woman is in making pudding; and
the proof of man isin being able to dine with
out one. ae
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

You have Gully yourself 10 please said mar
ried friend TO an old bachelor. Yes hut you
don't know what difficult task find it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

A coquftte treats a lover like a bouquet
or show, and then quietly picks him to pieces,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

Some of the horse tanners accomplish won-
ders. One of them said the other day
sWhy, Pve taught my horse to sit at the ta-
BILE, and eat boiled rice with silver forks
sImpossible!' said his friend; show could q
horse eat rice with silver fork?' saa
.Well,' was the reply, i didn't mean exactly
a silver fork; it was one Of those plated ones
four dollars dozcn.'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

The Mayer of Portsmouth, Va, it is said,
has taken measures for the arrest and fining of
every person, no matter of what rank orcon-
d,ion, who is heard swearing in the streets.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26
ORIGINAL POETRY
For fbe Ino,tiyer
THE DOCTOR.
BY BoLUs PHLBAGs, NJ. D.

Three faces wears the Doctor-when first sought,
An angels aud a Gods, the cure half wrought
But when, the cure complete, he asks his fee,
The Devil, then, looks less horrible than he.''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

INTEGRITY, however rough, is better than
smooth dissmula,ion.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

DIR. Donne, an old English writer, is the au-
thor of the following epigran:
'sSmugg, the smith, for ale and spice,
Sold his tools-bu kept his vice. ees.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

True. 1t is extraordinary how many dc
focts We can discern in friend after we hav
quarreled with him. The same remark applie
to a women after she has rejected US.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

Lose no opportunity Of toing good acslon,
time is short
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

DIED on HER KNEEs.-Mrs. Catharue Til
den, wife of Mr.. Daniel Jones, of Glenmore,
Kent county Nd, died very suddenly, recent
ly, aged 81. She arose in her usual health,
and before starting for Sabbath School retired
to her private room for her morning deyotions,
singing
ssJesus, lover of my soul,
Let me to thy bosom fy."
Aud there upon her bended knees she ceas-
ed at once TO pray and live,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-26

FACE 3D AND Last
Dear oh but he's wicked dog-I swear by
things eternal,
He's escaped from out that dark abode where
dwelleth fiends internal!
He's a ranting, rank imposter-he's filed with
every evil
Oh. how I'd love to cane him now, the slulk-
ing, shameless DEVIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
By Thomas W. heesee, Auct.
tOffice corner of 18th and Cary Streets.
TRUST SALE OF PERSONAL PRO


= PERTY-.Pursuant to the provisions Of trust
deed, executed on the Sd day of February 1855. by
W. 81 Hyde, and at the instance Of the srantor
and Richmond College, shall. trustee, proceed 20
sell for cash, at Richmond College, on Tuesday 10th
OF ls5s.a. 10 O'Clock, the toowing:property
SO dozen Chairs, dining room Tables dozen Cups
and Saucers, 10 CIR am Pots dozen Sugar Bowls,
6 MIX Pitchers, Water Pitchers, Syrup Cans )
Castor; cozsn Salt ands, Coffee Urn, Tea Pots,
blue BOWS, covered dishes, 51s dozen Tumblers,
3dezen Table Spoons. 31s dozen Tea Spoons. Soup
Lad'e, u Dinner Plates, ~ dozen Breakfast Plates
dozen Soup Plates, ds Zen Butter Plates, large
Dish, 2smaller Dithes, lblue Dish, smaller DISH Q
still smaller dsZen blue Dishes 6 deep Dishes \,
dozen blue Dishes, colcred Dishes yellow Pitch
ers, 3 Pickle Dishes, Carvers. Crumb Brush. ]
Bel 81 d9z spitt9ops-large 6two gal: Jars. 3three
gal Jars Clio k, 2a dozen Knives and Forks dozen
Breakfast nyes and Forks; red Cow. black Cow. /
red and white Cow, Wa ASKING Machine, Grindstone,
! Wheeibarrow, Plough and Traces, Q Hoes / Rake
! Grass Blade. large Box up stable loft, / No. 5
Cooking Stove, Water Back for do, Boiler and con
nection, Tin Pans, False Bottoms, Galvanized
oven, No. 3Pipe, and Pans for oven, Fire Board,
Egg Whipper. lGravy StTai Ter, dozen Iron Pans
ePudding Pans, Frying Pan, Pie Plates, Stew
rams Iron spoons, Fruit Strainer and Flesh Fork,
2Coffee Mills. Kitchen Tables. Horse, Buggy and
Harness. and Q Table Cloths Stove, l Lounge /
Carpet, Chairs, l set Mantle Ornaments.
WIN. B. NkWMAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted By THos. W. KEEsEE. Auct.
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pOCKBRlDGE BATHs.-This favorl e


~ bathing place, long known as LETCHER's. and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re-
Gently purchased by a company of gentlemen IL
Rock bridge county, where it is situated and where
the virtues of the water best known and will be
open for the reception OF visitors upon the LIST OF
JUNEnext New and handsome buildings have be en-
erected aud no effort will be spared te make it de-
lightful summer resort 1t is beautifully located
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any
the STATE Ii is on the main stage road from Lex
ington to the Central Railroad dist snt eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
day from Petersburg. Richmond and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little higher
than that OF the Old sweet, and this with the pecu
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and con-
tans Magnesa. Iron, &c, renders bathing in il, By
universal consent of those who have triedt delight
full and invIgorating to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in Of general Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs Ulcerations
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Amenorrhea Bis
menorrnea,, Menorrhagia. Leucorrhea, Proapsus
children, it is unsurpassed, If equaled, by any
ter in the world Near at hand is fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
Of Greenbrier, to which visitors TO the Baths have
Governor Henry A. WISE who spent portion of
last summer with his family at "the Baths,' thus
speaks Of it: 1T il my chosen spot in tbs noun
tans. and shall certainly revisit It, possible next
summer.
Reference may also be had, amongst many others,
to Col II Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Instituts Rev VIM White, ID D. and Re y
Of the firm Of Kent. Paine i Kent. Richmond, and j
7 Hunter, Esq, of selma, Alabama.
TERMs.-Sl 50 per day. for less than one week; 50
per week for less than two weeks SIS per.week. for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
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GARDEN FARM FOR sALE.-Will b.

~ sold upon terms of unusual accommodation, the
excellent little Garden Farm Of SO lcres on the Dor.
der Of Hanover county, now occupied by the rub
scrlber, who has Just engaged in the transaction Of
mond A consi ierabe portion OF the soil 10 rema k
ably quick, and peculiarly suited for market earden-
ing The location is we'll adapted for the resi-
dence Of good PHI sic,an one such having lust re-
moved from the neighborhood, within two miles of
the place now offered which was also occupied by
physician about two years ago. Distance from Rich.
mond. Ga miles. Apply at the office of the hank of
the Commonwealth to &c HOWARD
Refer also, to Messrs Goddin 4 Apperson.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION-For A.

cry man, woman and child. Parents, save
yourselves ana children nom an untimsy grave sy
+. r.. BASS CURE or AsIATIO CHOLERA,
more prompt relief than any known remedy. and II
you are relieved in few minutes or hours don't b.
snrpli ed alarmed as this has been well tested in
I. T. 1 BASS s' e UUEs f'i FoR DYsENrRRY. that
gripping and painful disease. known By mucous DE-.
promps re use s.sed ana
BLOODY FLUX, will afford prompt relief for this
r h. BASS COMPOUND APERiENT and LIVER
PILLS, for chronic Constipation Of the Bowels Tor.
side and breast Jaundice, indisestion Nsusos. We
ter Brasil and Giddiness OF the Head attended fire.
auently with blindness. will afford relief without
i. r BASS pAIN.cUREa or EXTRACTOR viii
cure Headache, Earache, kheumatc Pains. BprAins
and Bruises Pains in the Limbs, Back Breast Side,
stomach and Bowels, in a few inmates, by external
4. K BASS EYE-wATER will cur. all Innansd
and Sore Eyes tested by eminent PHI sicans for
Bass cGkE FOX RuS i 81 sa and ohron.
Thrash, a weliItried Kennedy. which will cure tho
4. K BASS CURE F6K NEURAIaIA Will afford
prompt relief to any one suffering with thispainfni
T.R; BASS TooTHACHETINCrURE VIII afford
is1!ei H. sAss' SnuaH SYRUP for conunpt,op
Cough. from Colds Asthma, Bronchitis. and sli dis
eases Of the LuDgs, Remedy prepared from q pre-
scription given me by Garter johnson, u. ID end
Professor Of Anatomy In the Medical College, Rich
mond. Virginia; not 70 be eauaIed, ~ we'll q the
Others which need but TO be tried 20 satisfy the most
intelligent as well Is the reverse, Of their imnsnss
fully tested in the practice OF many Of the most sc
entc and successful physicians in this and several
other States Of the Union, and they will inyaria
bly, recommend themselves, being curative. restofa-
tive and press ryative. without producing any dsbil
jtatng effects, have deemed any additional tssti
mony unnecessary.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
D. Il. BASa, Cole PropYietor
Principal Of the Franklin and 4th Streets Engiieh
whom all orders must be addressed
Sold also in Richmond BY 0RUBBg AyPxnnoH
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DED SWEET SPRINGS.

IL ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THESE SPRINGS situated 80 miles from the
Western terminus, at Oakland, of the Central Rail-
road, from which there is ample Stage accommods-
also, Is miles East from the Greenbrier White sui
phur, one mile from the Old Sweet Springs, apd "
miles W est from Bonsack's and Salem. on the Virgil
mia and Tennessee Railroad, from which place there
A FULL SUPPLY OF STAGES TO CONVEY PAS
The Waters are Chay beate, differing in their ga
seous and saline ingredients. varying in their tenn
perature from 70 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, formin
two ladies' and one gentleman's
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most exhilrating and delightful Baths in the
United states. There ID also another Bath and
ture and effects the Old Sweet one mile from this
giving vsiters to this place the advantage of the
tiers of both places The Waters are
TONIC ALTERATIRE, and APERLENT
suited to cases of extreme Debility Diarrhoea of the
most obstinate character; also. Rheumatism, Cutape
GUS AHec tons and Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
Liver, Spleen, &c. (Refer to the various authors
the Mineral Springs of Virginia for the analy sis.)
There are on the premises
READING ROOM
| furnished with variety OF newspapers, from all
parts of the Union.
Also, BILLIARD ROOMS. TEN PIN ALLEYS,
ana other amusemeDts.
The services of IVINTEh'S BAND OF MUSIC.
OF Baltimore, have been secured.
The Proprietor having the satisfaction IN know
that he has given satisfaction heretofore to his visit
ors, and to sustain the high reputation of the Red
Sweet has induced him to extend bis Accommodations
attering himself that his future iabors will insure
a full portion of the public patronage.
There is pest Office at this place, and daily mails
cash way. c. BIAS.
Red Sweet Springs. July LIST 1885. jyi0-2m
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( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA.
F E% I AGsSh ROBERTS. }comm'r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF "a IL ACRES
OF WOOD LAND IN HENRICO, ABOUT 81
tee in two certain deeds Of trust, executed to WA
Bootwright and Thos J. Nance, trustees by j. D.
Bragg and wife, dated lat April. sand Sth Au-
gust. 1856 duly recorded in Henrico County Conrt.
shall proceed 70 sell at public auction on the pre-
mises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of August,
1888. at O'Clock, 2. NJ If fair II not, the next fair
day, 8i1a acres of valuable WOOD LAND situated in
the county Of Henrico. about 81 miies below Rich
mond, adjoining the lands of Messrs Robert Jordan
Jacob Atlee and others, and being the same con.
veyed to said Bragg by Jas. Bosher.
The terms Of sale, which will be reasonable, will
be made know at the hour of Sale.
The title Is believed to be good but the subscriber
will convey viii the usual special warranty
je l9-lawtAltd WIN BO0TWKlGHP Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
By Alex Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, 0ROCI-
l. RIKS, &c viii be sola AZ Auction IN THunn-
DAY, the 9TH dag Of August ct n ociS Ct M stofs
corner OF Main and 18th street general assersmsnS
akOCkRlES.--Wine, Brandy, whisksy. Daooa,
plckIes Catsup. Wrapping Paper, Brushes, Ginger,
Cut and Wrought Nails &c. = -'''e-- = -
DRY GUODs-several invoices Dry Goods, Vests.
Pants, Coats, Hats. Caps, Shoes. Gaitsrs. Ac. q.
ADDlTI0NALr-20.0O0 segars.
OUR REGULAR AUCTION SAIL on
~ STOCKS. win take place Oh THURSDAY. sth
instant at our Office, at 10 O'clock when tke (olioV.
ing will be offered:
N6O0 Virginia SKIES
10000 Norfolk City stock
Shares Farmers Bank Stock
2,00o Virginia Central Railroad Bonds.
Persons DESTROYS Of adding to the above can do 20
at any time prior to the hour Of sale
au3 CIV PURCELL q GO.
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BY A. D. Williams, Auct.
LOT ON FIFTH STREET.

BUILDING LOT On FIFTH STREET,
~ NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 9Th of August, at So O'Clock, P n,
upon the premises: will be sold a Building LOT,
fronting 40 feet the west side of 5th street (norh
of Leigh and running back 1875 feet This lot ad-
joins the residence of Mr. j L Arnell, ana is well
suited for wishing retired and convenient stu
alton.
TERMS -One-thiyd cash; balance at 4and months,
with Interest, credit pay men,s to be secured by
trust iced. ID WILLIAMS,
N Anc
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COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am daily ex-
"A pecting 1000 tons of choice quality Red Ash
ANTHkACITE COAL. which will be delivered from
the vessels, Is cents per ton less than the yards.
am also prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL
throughout the sesson at the lowest market ice.
orders left my Office corner of 18th and Dock Sts
or at the Office of Robinson Roberts orner 18th and
Cary streets, will be promptly attended to.
WIRE ROBERTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Clover Hill Coal.
Offices corner 18th and Dock sts., and Petersburg
Depot. my l4-3m
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By Kent, PANE l. Go.
FRESH DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION

FRESH DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION.
Il On TUESDAY, the II Oh last commencing al
10 O'Clock viii sell at our Auction Rooms, largs
lot Of Fresh and desirable Goods. Among which
viii be found:
Black Cloths and Do5skins
Plain and Printed Satinets
Fancy Cassimeres
White ard Red fiannels
Fancy Ginghans
Linen Towels and Diapers
Brown and Bleached shirtings
Drtllings, Apron Checks
Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs
Domestic Plaids
Co'ored Cambrfcs, Hosiery. &c, &c, &c
Terms as usual. KENI, PAINE CO.,
an Auctionsers.
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AUCTION 6ALRr
BY Goddin 4 Apperson.

TRUSTEEy .SALE OF VALUABLE
aos6. oa Tas souifa SIDE 81 Li "a LIE pR
Sesrns ATE AT Il cc.oSsr ss
executed hy Mr. Ko Alfred Williams and wife, re.
corded in Richmond Hust,ngs Court Ne shail pro
s lie @ y a o a1au e tss q
ID. II fair; II not the next fair day the real estate
conysysd By ths s.id desd consisting Of 10. Ioca
20 an alley in rear feet 1ids, having thereon
large and well bufit brick tenement, now, and for
liams The focs,i n Of this PROPERTY e among the
I.sas-o.sh: The ute i. believed to be perfect,
warranty. w 9ODDIN
aus JAS W PRICE Tfu5tees.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
= REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND, ON THE SOUTH SIDE or LEIGH. Be
TWEEN sra AND 9sH sTs.-As trustee in certain
DIR VIM Bell Williams. duly recorded Ia Richmond
Hu.tings Court. shall proceed TO sell at public
Of ss Pspfx day
next fair day, the real estate convey ed BY the sa
deed. consisting of lot located as above fronting
feet wide; bounded the west By the Orphan Asy-
lum lot, and on the east BY the brick tenement now
occupied BY Mr. John Williams This lot is most de-
siraby and pleasantly located and in good neigh.
TsRMs-cash The title is believed to be good.
put the trustee will convey with the usual special
au5 Trustsa
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MoND. ION THE NoRTHslfE OF VALLEY ST.
As Trustee in certain deed, bearing date the 10Th
day OF November, 1885, executed by Mahala Brides.
iey, TO the undersigned Trustee, shall proceed
70 sell at public auction. the premises on MON
DAY, the 10th day Of August, 1858 at O'Clock NJ
fair if not, the next fair day. the real estate On.
yeyed by said deed, consisting Of house and lot
located as above, conveyed to the said Mahala
Bridesley. BY John and James Booker.
The title Is believed TO he good but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty.
au Std LEWIS COHEN frustee
I sOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND
~ IN JAMES CITY COUNTY-By virtue of a
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court OF the city
Of Richmond, the 18th of June 1885, in the cults
Turner and wife Vs. Williams, ct ais, the undersgn
ed, as Commissioner therein named, will offer for
gale. on the 18th day of July next .at James City
Of IL the TRxCT OF LAND in said ecree m mUr
toned, containing, by estimation, one hundred
acres. be the same more or less and lying in the
county of James City. being the same land which
was convey ed to Nelson w. Hall by Geo W. Bingley
and Sarah W.. his wife, by deed dated the 10th Of
January, 1885, and of which land the said Hall died
seized and possessed.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash as to so much of the pro
ceeds as may be cessary to defray the charges oil
sale; residue upon dit of six and twelve months
in two equal iDstalments the puIc laser execute
bonds or notes, with good curity for said deferred
payments, and tie retained until convey rce i.
jyi4 EDWARD Y CANNON. Com'r.
POSTPCNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed unit, MONDAY, thu
9th day OF August next, that being the first day o
August County Court OF James City county.
au5-d3tcwlt
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REMOVAL,--sIM PS0N

2aEP BAGNALL beg leave TO Inform their pa
e<Y8z~trnns and the public generally, that they
viii remove on the lat OF July next to their
Nkx STEAM CRACKER BAKERY. on 18th street. Ia few
doors below Mainly whore they have greatly increas
Ell their facilities for snppyiny their hitherto large
demands ior BREAD, CAgss. CaAcKEss. PIES, &C.
Tfanxtut for the patronage literally bestowed
on theta heretofore. they hope 20 merit continuance
OF the same AZ their new place.
SIMPSON BAGNALJ
N. B. Orders for BREAD CRACK aRS, etc, win
he received nj their Bakery 18th street, or their
old store Not, ON Moin strest. Cakes Crackers, &c,
carefully packed In quantities to suit customers.
La Is
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uYDRANTH, HYDRANTH.-In oenae-

- quence of change in the city ordinance relsr
tive to HYDRANTS, the Subscribers are authorized
to put them up in any ut OF the city. We have
those OF the most approved kind. and should b
pleased to receive oriers for the same Wo also do
a kinds Of PLUMBING. such a. putting mn IA
thing Fixtures, Wash Stands, Laundry Tubs. Water
Closets &C.: also, das Fitting aud Gas Works IN 8
superior manner, both in town and couDtry.
CD YALE CO..
~ N-lm 40 Main streek
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BY Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
No $50 Main street.

7 WILL recommence my NIGHT SALES
on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, commencing
at 81 O'clock. The attention Of the public h most
respectfully called to my tine assortment Of JEW.
ELRY &c. My Goods ara drsct from the manu5nc.
turers, add will be sold without reserve.
" 10 HENY w QUARLE3, Auet.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
~ PAINTING. GLIDING, &c.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA.
- CANT LOT ADJOINING ON 18th, BE

u CANT LOT ADJOINING On 18TH, Be
TWEEN BROAH AND MARSHALL STREETS AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of August, at 51z O'Clock
P NJ the very desirable and retired family resi-
dence on 18th. between Broad and Marshall streets
adjoining the residence OF James III. Poindexter
Esq and now in the occupancy of Capt Archibald
wilkinson.
The improvements three story Brick Dwell
ling with rooms, kitchen outhouses, &c, with wa
ter on the promises The lot fronts 50 feet and
back the u ua depth, to an alley. The vacant lot
adjoining fronts 80 feet and runs back as also
TERMs:-One-sourth cash; the balance at 6, IL and
Is months fjr notes with interest, and secured by
trust deeds. JAS III TAYLOR son.
in ~ Auctioneers
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T Attest ARRIVAL OF MINER

have just received by last steamer fresh supply
summer Clothing. Fine Alpaca Drap d Etc and
Italian Cloth Goats; nice Grass and Grass Linen
Sacks and Over Sacks Just the thing for the springs
White Duck Goats and Pants. Marseilles Goats
and Pants, colored Linen Suits all alike White
Buff and Fancy Msrseilles Vests, fresh and good;
good; large stock of black goods; also Fancy and
Back Cashmere Pants; Fancy Cashmere Goats;
lars; Crayats. Hdkfs, Ties Collars and Seeks in
endless variety All Of the above goods will be sold
very low, the season is far advanced and we are
anxious TO reduce our stock as low possible be-
1ore going North. For bargains call at No. lib,
Main st.. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS 4 CO..
aus Successors to Merchant, Weisiger e Co
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A MELIA WHITE sULPHUR

A MELIA VII TIE SULP U R
"A SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
junction of the South Side and Richmond and Dan
vile Railroads, 43 miles from Richmond, and access
sible twice day for visitors frm the Sonth. North
East or West. An Omnibus will be ready at letters
vile Station upon the arrival of each train to
yey passengers to the Springs.
The season opens on the LIST day OF July and closes
on the lst of October.
The Waters are like those eff the famous Green
brier White sulphur and require no puff or certi6-
cate as to their qualities. having been tried many
years to the satisfaction of every one.
TERMS:
poo~a nor ucoutb GA
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II
L COOKE Is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. Either OF the partners will sign in liquidation
The books of the will be left at the store Of
Isaac N Cooke, adjoining the late store of Dabney
Cooke where all persons indebted to will please
call aud close their accounts; and those to whom
we are indebted will present their bills for pay
ment ROBERT A. e DABNEf,
ISAAC N. COOKE,
Richmond July !, 1853
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7 OOK OUTFOR THE RIGHT PLACE

ii
II At the store No 81 Main street. you can find
the cheapest Goods ever offered to the public Fas,
color Lawns Ga. and 10 cents; Plain and Fig'd d.
5dc 62lac 75c and upwards: 100 Black tik Parasol,
At sl.l2Is, worth double the monev; Twisted SiL
Mitts lS'<c Csc. &C.. astonishingly low; Brown and
Eleached Shifting and Sheeting; Towels and Table
Cloths; Irish linens and Shirt Bosoms at all prices
Mems and Boys Wear. and a great many other
Goods, at and below cost.
Call soon, il You want to save money.
iy % JOSEpH SrRAJISE