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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

CIRCULATETIIE DoCUMENTsi Now
is the time 10 diftusc sound political
knowledge among the masses. People
are not, AT present, excited over a fierce
political campaign, but their passions
have cooled, their prejudices are asleep,
and reason and common sense find a
lodgment in their minds. Therefore,
the present is the proper time to place
the truth before the people. Ten cop
les Of the BEDFORD GAZETTE humble
instrument though it be- will do more
good noto, than all the electioneering
documents that can be sent out few
weeks prior to the election. Would
Democrats throughout the county profit
by this truth? Letthem get their neigh
bors, Democrats and Republicans, TO
subscribe for the GAZETTE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

CANDIDATEs.-It is customary for
each candidate on our ticket to pay q
proportion of the ticket printing, &C
cording to the importance Of the Office
f0T which ne was nominated. We print
this gentle reminder just to indicate,
in a modest manner, that we can't az
ford to spend time and money in can
vassing for the election OF candidates
and print their tickets for nothing in
the bargain.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

JUDGE EDMoSDs, of New York, one
of the free soil Democrats who left the
party during the Van Buren, split, in
iS+S, has published Z letter announcing
hi.+ return to the party, the object of
his aversion, negro slavery, being ex-
tj,rt
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

WENDELL PHILLIPS says: 1.-THE Re
publican party does not exist. There
is specter walking over the country
inits shroud, but therei such party"
Wendell is right.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

WENDELL PHILLIPS in alecture in
Boston, on Tuesday night, characteriz-
ed the President as as'three quarters
rebel, - and,GeneraI Banksas 'tvagrant
monnteback.n The Republican party,
he said, was dead.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
following certificate:
Total,

Practice Of Teaching IS not usually
nlarleduntil the school Is visited. The
rest are marked ut the examination.
The above certificate to be No. l and
draw the highest wages. should add up
only S; but it adds up 20i or l2i more
than &. If more than 3 doducts 50
cents per month from the maximum
salary, l2i will deduct tl2i so cts. }
$6.37l. If now the maximum salary
be fixed at $40, the above certificate
will draw ($40-$6.37) $33.62!. The
same plan of determining what q GER
tifcate draws, can beapplied no mat
ter what maximum price directors
agree upon.
Each Of the above methods is a step
in the right direction, but neither goes
far enough. Practice OF teaching con-
sidercd with reference to q teacher :
usefulness, is far more important than
any other branch, hut it is not inciu-
dcd. It should he. If in addition 10
the deductions made above, one or
two dollars per mo nth, additional, be
deducted for each unit more than L
in the mark for practice Of teaching,
the plan viii beas good in myjudgrnent
as it can be made. If this mark in the
above certificate be ,, the salary will
be $3h623 if 8, $29.62, &c. The plan
should not, however, be inexorably en-
forced in all cases. If justice demands
it, the plan should be modified TO suit
individual eases; but never without
good reason.
J. w. DICkERSON,
Co. Supt.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

HoN. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Post
Master General under Mr.. Lincoln, is
stamping New York for the Democrat
ic Ticket.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

LADIES, ATTENTIoN!-Mrs. Y. B.
Tate and Miss M. Rea are in receipt of
q large stock of Ladies' Fancy Goods,
at their store on Julianna st. See their
advertisement in another column.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

SETTLE UP.--RGmember TINT all &C.
counts due this office, prior 10 the first
OF August last must 56 se,tled. We need
money and hope our friends viii not
put rs to extra trouble and themselves
10 expense, in the settlement Of those
accounts.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

TIE FULL VOTE.-The entire num-
berof voters in Bedford county, Is about
800. Of this number 2,950are Demo
crs,t--tLe remainder whatever they
choose to call themselves. Last year
Mcclellan had 9, 75Z votes. There We're
same 200 Democrats kept from voting
b,' the guarding of the polls by squads
Of armed men, under the pretence OF
watching for Conscripts. Two years
ago, Woodward had, for Governor, 2
7Oi votes. This was only the home
vote. There were then upwards Of GH0
Democratic voters in the army from
this county. That election Was also
held in the midst OF the ''dTaftn eX-
cibement and men had business any
where else than IT the election houses.
These facts prove conclIsiveiy that we
have stated the Democratic vote Of the
county correctly, at 1850. This year
but 1863 Democratic votes We're poiIed,
leaving &SI unpoIled. About $50 OF
these We're not polled, because AboIi-
ton election-boariS chose to disfran-
chisc these who offered to cast them.
The remainder of the unpoIled vote,
was that Of persons suffering from i'll
ness, Indifference, laZjnesS, timidity,
&c. Let every Democrat reS0ire that
next year the 1850 sii'lH be poHed!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

Coz. MCLEAN, the newly elected del
.. =, to Congress, from Montana Ter
ritory, is q firm Democrat.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

FARQUHAR's CoLUMN!-"Cheap Cor
ner," at the "Old Colonnade" building,
is doing smashing business. Wagon
loads of new goods have been recently
received at this emporium of business,
See Farqubar's column.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27


APoLOGETIC.-It is almost always
the case, that in renewing a printing
Office, more or less delay occurs in put
ting the new material into place and
I<getting things to rights" We are
not an exception to this rule. Ourncw
type, owing to the uncertainty of rail
roads in the frcight-carrying line, have
come in scattered iotsand some Of them
m6 sfiH somewhere on the way. We
have also been disappointed in not re-
ceiving our power press at the time
when it was 10 be delivered, and are
compelled to work off our edition on
our old hand-press. Owing to these
''ciraw-backs, p" our paper is not yet up
to she standarlof typography at which
we are aiming; but in few weeks we
ey pect to be able TO please ourselves, as
well as our readers. The paper upon
which we print is also smaller thanthe
sh eet we intend using, which viii be
remedied in due time. Meanwhile, If
our Democratic friends Will try to do
as much for the circulation of the pa
pc r, as We have done to improve it, We
win he satisfied
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

FAMILY kEEPsAKE.-The "Photo-
graph Family Record is invaluable "a
family keepsake. 1t Is q wonderful
book.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

THE CAMPAIGN STILL GOING On
P. A. Reed tells US in his advertisement,
that he is still keeping up "the war a.
gainst high pricesw He seems "bound
to fight it out on that line, if it takes
all"-Winterl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

THE N. Y. Tribune says, dolefnlly,
that Republican maioritie5 'eame down
at the recent election.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
Correspondence.
For the Bedford Gazett e


The People of &. Valley Defended: Syi-
Iosyism: Scis0OI.hOuses. PedagOEues and
'shsSlao0I-Enarms'': Ministers of the Gos-
pei: Books. Magazines and Newspapers;
NisitorstO Bedford Springs; ''AieXuS'
ought 20 pray. repeng aud sin n0 more;
Another SyIIogism; Agriculture; Flour.
Ing Mills. Tanneries. DistiIAeries. Spin
ninE-Mheels. looms. Ac.: Carpenters.
E8biyspf-ufaHkerS, Sh1emakers, Black
Smiths: Resident Minister and other
'Fheo tOss ians: --AieNus" has met jus
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

THE BEDFORD GAZETTE.-The old
and time-honored organ OF the Dem0c-
lacy Of Bedford, the G05ette, came to
hand last week enlarged and clothed in
a new suit oftype, making very hand
some appearance. We heartily wish
Messrs. MeyerSand Mengel all thcprcs
perity their able, excellent and infu-
ential joGrna! is entitled to.-H1Fk
Gazette.
The above compliment comes from .
"healthy country" York being the on
ly largely Democratic county whose
voters seemed to understand the impor-
tonce of the late election. Hence we
appreciatethis notice the more highly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

y Read the New Advertisements in this
wccl s issue Of THE GAZETTE.
f-59e For Administrator Executors, Auditors
notices, &c, see Legal Notices
r. Resd the advertisements under the head OF
"Notices &c"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

NEW MILLINERY GOoDs.-The old
friends and customers of Mrs. E. V.
Mowry, will learn from her advertise
nlent in this weeks GAZETTE, that she
has just received a large supply Of new
millinery and fancy goods. Ladies, call
and see for yourselves.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

Observation-Disclosures you find a
merchant, or mechanic, or any other
man Of business advertising literally,
call upon that man for whatever you
want in his line. He is a man Of en-
terprise; q man who has determined
to drive business, instead of letting his
business drag him along. In order to
do this successfully, he sells goods OF
honest quality, at decent prices, or, if
amechanic manufactures wares in good
style and IN durable manner, al fair
rates; and to bring these facts Into no.
ticc, he uses the indispensable article
known as pTintsr's ink. The Gay for
sloth in business has gone by, even in
the slow old borough of Bedford. En-
terprise wins the day. Therefore, let
your motto be Erceisior! and your
watchword, Adregtise!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

VALUABLE FARM FoR SALE By
our advertising columns it will be seen
that the Jacob Devore farm, in Lon
donderry tp., is fer sale. 1t is very
desirable property and persons wishing
t. buy good farm, should attend the
sale
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

| A FEW ITEMS FOR FARMERs.--Ouf
agricultural friends will find the fol-
lowing items selected for their benefit
! to be of interest at the present season
of the year:
+ AEHAT TO D0WITH OLD BOOT Lee :
-4E'armern writes to the Agricuittb'tss.
"Okl boot legs are worth very little as
menG'ng material. The best use / have
/ found 1nr item is TO cut the legs Oh low
| down. draw he legs on, put on your
shoes. letting tie legs come low down
over fhe shoes. .fpiOwing, or walking
through mud, wet ,qrass, etc, put your
pants inside, and the teggings will an
swer about as well as q nair OF boots en-
tire, and cost about half IS lnucn."
BEST METHOD FOR KEEPING BEEF.
Cut UP the meat in pieces is large as
YOU desire Pack il in barrel, or cf!sN.
Then make brine as follows: Z Ids.
salt to gallon water, Oh. saitlet4 9 70
100 lbs. beef, tablespoonful OF gFOu9u
pepper to 100 lbs. beef. Put in the sai =
and saltpetre and heat it boiling hot,
skim it, 5ilen add the pepper. Pour l.,
on the beef boiling not and cover close
iN. our ulCdI " Ill W Stpit ttilts liCSu
any time. The philosophy i this
| The hot brine closes the pores Oh the
surface preventing decay and the meat
from getting too salt. Try it. If ne
cessary scald the brineoverin thespring,
or put on new brine. Farmers can in
this way have fresh meat nearly all the
time. The meat should be taken as
soon as it IS cold, before it has acquired
any old taste by exposure TO the atmos-
phere.
ANOTHER GOOD WAY TO KEEP
MEAT.-Cut il in slices ready TO broi
or fry for the table. Then putting
down in a jar one laying of meal, Sprin-
kle with salt and pepper, and 50 con-
tinue till the jar is filed. cover closely
and set in the coolest part OF the cellar.
1t will keep a long time, ! and my
neighbors nave tried it.-l t0;mty
5tOGQfl.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

New FANCY SToRE.-Efra. ". Z.
Schafer and Miss Kate Deal have just
opened g new ladies' fancy store, on Ju-
Hanna street, a few doors north OF Rea-
mar's Drug Store. They have on hand
a fine assortment Of every thing usual
ly kept in similar establishments and
We GoUbt not viii be able to please their
lady customers. See advertisement.
COURT.-The next term of court will
begin on Monday, 20th November. All
the civil eases put down for trial have
been continued. The trial of the Grim,
inai cases, il is presumed, viii consume
Z week and perhaps Il longer period OF
time.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

IEaSneRse Caves Discovered r-rd.
Cfty-H0Iaes OT C0unterf.sftars.r the
EsErdereFs.- Asssseuishing Deveiosn,aalned And
the City. hhder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.

The gold coinage at the United States Mint,
Philadelphia, for the month of Jolly, was $685.
$50 &c. nearly all of which was in double eagles,
and the silver coinage for the same time was
sl024l 1.-THE round thousands of the amount
being in half dollars, the rest in bars. The cop
per coinage was divided as follows 81 sos 900
cents, sos 900 two cent pieces and ll76 600 three
cent pieces, Of the aggregate value Of s72,33O.
The total number of pieces of all kinds coined at
the Mint during the month is 4,401, Ill, of the
total value of Sl9l 800 81, 1t will be seen with
much satisfaction that the Mint is gradually in
creasing its supply of the largest denomination
of copper coins. The three cent piece is not in
convenient TO carry, and the public will gladly
accept it as a substitute for the dirty three and
FIVE cent ticketS as soon as the Government shall
determine TO Withdraw them from circulation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07

The exports from that port for the same period
have been, in round numbers, 81 000 bales; leav.
ing for domestic consumption 275,0l5 bales for
the eleven months In the year 1890, the total
amount consumed in the States north Of Virginia
was 79252l bales. Estimating the price of cot.
ton south at So cents per pound, the value of the
cotton received In New York in July would be
about $9,OO'000 Should've receipts there con.
tinue at this rate it s clear there must soon be
material improvement of business arising from
the sale of goods to the cotton States.
The Memphis Argus, of recent date says:
Only week or two ago the prospect :or an abun.
dant crop of the great staple OF the South was
never better. Since then, however, the appearance
of the cotton fields have undergone great change.
Our information from almost every portion OF the
States of Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee gives
a rather more gloomy picture of the present condi-
ton of the growing crops than We would have
wished 10 have seen. In many parts of the country
there has been little more than half the usual num-
Der OF acres planted and in some localities not more
than third of the usual quantity of land has been
planted Superadded to this, the disease known as
the red rust" has invaded the fields, which in
many places appear to be quite withered. This will
render the crop short one, which, when We con-
slider that not more than one-tbrd of the area usu-
ally devoted to the cultivation OF cotton is planted
this year, we can form some idea of the shortness
of the crop of the coming season.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
FINANCIAL a COMMERCIAL.
GOLD AND STOCKS.

In New York, Friday, the gold market closed
tamely at l4slal4si. Virginia skies sold at 6O :
North Carolina skies at IS. In this city, Satur-
day, the gold rates were l44al46-market quiet
and dull.
About eighty millions of dollars of the second
series of the seven thirty loan were paid out to Co.
vernment creditors, subject to the condition of the
receivers holding them for four months of the mar
ket. That term has now expired upon the earlier
payments, and the notes are consequently coming
upon the market in considerable amounts. This
movement will continue for the next few weeks,
until the whole of the ESQ 100000 held have been
disposed Of What the effect will be upon the
price of 1905 and, by sympathy, upon other secu'
rites, remains to be seen. At present the second
series sell | IA ID below par in the New York
market.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07

BY E. B. COOK, AUoT'r.
CUPERB PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING
- ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE At AUG
TION.-On FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, l
will SELL at the residence of E. j. Hudson, Esq,
(who is declining housekeeping on Main street.
Sd door above 7th street, m. st valuable snd eX-
tsnsive variety of HANDSOME CITY MADE
FURNITURE, comprising in part as below
An elegant suite Of ParlOr Furniture covered
with Satin Bro ,atslie,
Rosewood Carved Centre Tables Ital IN Mar
BILE Tops,
Rich Brocatee and Lace Curtains
Splendid Oval Gilt Frame Mantle Mirrors
Handsome Etegre, Rich Mantle Vases,
Rosewood Piano made by Newman Bro,
BALTIMORE 6t octave,
Handsome Buffet, Marble Top,
Rosewood Book Case and Secretary,
Mahogany Divans and Chairs.
IN CHAMBER FURNITURE;
Magnificent set of Rosewood Chamber Fur
niture, deliberately carved,
Handsome set Mahogany do. do,
do. do. Black Walnut do. do.
Very superior Hair, Spring and Shuck Mat
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Marble Top washstands,
China Toilet SETS Cane and Windsor Chairs.
Large Walnut Extension Table.
Silver-plated Ware, such as Waltere, Cas-.
tors &C.,
Pure French China Dinner Sets,
do. do. do. Tea do,
Besides the usual variety of China and cut
Glassware.
E. B. COOK, Auctr.
N. B-The house will be open On THURSDAY,
the 10th inst, for the inspection Of the above fur
niture. au7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
RESTAURANTS.

DIYOUAC HOUSE.-NO. III BROAD
ID STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS. This finely located house is now
open for the accommodation of permanent and
transient bOarders.
The table is the best furnishe of any hotel in
the city. Choice wines and liquors furnished
guests.
Charges mo lerate in proportion to the times.
call will satisfy those who doubt 1t.
JOS. FURLEY.
au3-u Proprietor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
TIE .HHIG.~

The services Of James A. Gentry Co. have
been secured u slpeiinteni and conductive eircu'
lation Of the Fhig in Richmond aud Manchester
Mr. Jas. A. Gentry viii canvass the city tho
roughly and al tho de.ire to receive the Hh'g
at their residence or place Of business can give
their orders to him In person, or leave them at
the Hhig Office. In either case the paper will be
promptly furnished as ordered, a new aud sys-
tematic arrangement Of the city routes having
been perfected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
THE SPRINGS.

HOT SPRINGS.-Many applications having
II been made for accommodations at this cele-
brated watering place, the proprietors have deter
mined TO open them 10 limited number OF visit
ors, say 40 or 80. The difficulty of communica-
ton prevents the accommodation of larger num-
beT PROPRIETORS.
Board-s3 per day
$1,000 per week.
4oUO per month. au4-2W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
By ROGERS. ADAMS & CO., ArcrroSEERs.

By ROGERS, ADAMS q CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
no is Fifteenth street,
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, ON WE'D
w NESDAY next 9th instant, at our Ware
room, commencing at 10 o'clock, large assert
ment of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. consist
ing in part
80 barrels Porto Rico Sugar
% barrels Cuba Sugar
10 barrels Crushed Sugar
20 barrels and Sugars
10 barrels Molasses
So bags Rio Coffee
10 pockets super Java Coffee
100 barrels Superfine Flour
ll,OO0 pounds Bacon Sides
1000 pounds Shoulder Bacon
5S barrels No. Mackerel
20 barrels No. , Mackerel
200 kits No. | and 2 Mackere
80 barrels Roe Pering, No
10 boxes pale Soap
60 boxes Fancy Soaps
100 kegs a, 6, s and l0d Nails
% barrels Pure Cider Vinegar
10 barrels Newark Cider
3OOreams Wrapping Paper
90 barrels prime Ginger Cakes
$50 dozen Mason's Backing
40 dozen Shoe Brushes
80 dozen and String Brooms
80 dozen 2 and Hoop Buckets
30 dozen Curry Combs
20 kegs Bicarbonate Soda
10 barrels Sal Soda
10 barrels Copperas
8 bags Grain Pepper
go boxes Prime Dairy Cheese
% sacks Ashton Salt
80 tubs Lard
80 dozen Clothes Lines
90 dozen W. W. and Scrubbing Brushes
80 dozen Corn Selves
10000 Cigars.
ALSO,
Coffee Mills
Wrapping Irvine
Cheese Safes
Bread Trays
Baskets
Matches
Counter Scales
Ground Pepper, Ginger
Fig Blue, Writing Fluid,
French Mustard, Nutmegs, &c.
ROGERS. ADAMS d CO., Aucts.
4. w. KEEsEE, Salesman, aug7-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
DEAL ERS LEATHER, ETC.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.

d JOHNSTON 81 BRO.-We have
Il the pleasure to announce to our friends and
the public that We are again at our old business,
having established ourselves under the Powhatsn
House where we shall be happy to see all those
VINO wish to renew their business relations with
Us. We shall endeavor to give the same sstisfac-
ton to our customers they have received for
nearly taird of century and but for the IN.
fortunate circumstance Of our entire stock, books
ana other evidences Of debt having been destroy.
60 oy IRE, we would be able TO be accommodating
~ our Oia customers, instead Of respectfully ask
ing them TO examine their books and accounts
anu INFORM Us Of their Indebtedness, SIS we en-
tTely trust to their honor to Diet rmire what may
be justly due. "'
Our stock will be replenisbed susiciebtIv 10
meet moderate demands, and shan he fnrniSbed
at the lowest market rates
We respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
patronage so long enjoyed by US.
P. JOHNSTON & BRO,
"a. Phoenix Drug Store,
Us Richmond Va,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
THE COTTON TRADE.

The receipts of cotton at New York begin to
show very large increase. The imports last
week amounted to nearly 10000 bales and for
the mo tn of July were nearly 10000 bales which
largely exceeds the average rate of receipts for
tho most active periods of peace. The following
statement shows the monthly receipts of cotton
at that port since September |, 1864:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07
THE WBIG IN DANYILLE.

il. Pairo & Co, Of Danville, viii furnish THE
WIG 10 any persons in Danville or its vicinity al
20 cents per week. They are authorized to re-
eeive subscriptions from such persons as may de-
sire to have the paper sent by mail and to con-
tract and receive pay for advertising for TIE
WuTg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07

old DOMINION
" IRON AND NAIL WORKS COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
This Company have resumed the manufacture
Of the well known brand of "0LD DOMINION
NAILS" and are prepared 10 furnish 10 the trade
all descriptions of CUT NAILS of quality equal
in every respect to any produced in the Union.
WANTED.-WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP
IRON.
0FFICE-In Domains Iron Front Building on
Governor street. Z. E. BLANKENSHIP
an4-tt Commercial Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-07

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. - Passeu.
IL gers coming to these Springs by way of Vir-
GINA Central Railroad should leave Richmond
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY or FRIDAY, and
enter to GOSHEN DEPOT, where they next
morning take Messrs. BURKE i Co.'S stage line
arriving a the Springs TO dinner.
FRAZIER d RANDOLPH,
au4-2W ProprietON.