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men of a catsup, manufactured by Messrs.
Duval & Norton, of this city, which is called
the "CalifOrnis Cstsup or Golden Sauce"
II is very pxlatsble and seasonable sauce.
OF course we should prefer the real golden
sauce of life from Feather river but that
out of the question this California catsup is
very conselatory at dinner time
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OAKWoOo CEmETkRY--Une of the most
lovely spots any where within the reach of Rich
mond is to be laid off into sections as soon as the
CT Y Engineer can fird time to do so, and then
properly fenced in, Preparatory to being off-red
for sale to the public The committee having
charge of these grounds will SO arrange them az TO
provide suitable place for the colored people and
tour acres for the erection of work house. if the
Council Ia future should determine to establish
such an institution We bad hoped when this pur-
chase was made. that the buryiug ground would be
put 10 order at once for the of the residents of
Jefferson Ward, knowing how iDcon vehisnt 1t
for them to teka their dead to Shockoe Hill
or Holly wood, but the committee having charge
of the subject did not act very promptly,
and the cunseq uence that a Couu-
the coutrol of new members, before any impor-
tsnt action had been taken any definite plan
agreed upon, as to bow the grounds should be laid
out and arranged. This new committee knowing
very little of the action of their predecessors had
done comparatively noihing until week or two
past when their attention was again called to 1t by
a resolution adopted a. the Council Board Since
then, we believe, they have moved In the matter
and as soon as the Engineer can get time to pre-
pare plan of the cemetery, suppose the lots
will be put in the market. We have received seves
raj communications from persons residing on
Church and Union Hills, asking 10 be informed at
what time the plan Of the grounds would be per,
fected and the sections offered for sale bu. being
unable TO answer them correctly, we have always
referred them to the keeper. who resides on the
premises. Families residing ia the eastern portion
of the city would no doubt like 10 purchase lots 10
this new cemetery at once, in order TO have them
improved aud beautied, and therefore 1t Is that
some anxiety Is manif5.te1 to see the proposed
plan.
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NAILS.-Assorted sizss; Guano, A No. /;
IN Rsctfed Whisksy; Port Wine; Ola oursdo,
Cognss Brandy. For sale By
suss DAVENPORT. ALIEN co.
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THHE FAVORITE AUTHORIZES or
II UEE SOUTH "A nax Nnuel hu tha nths

THE FAVORITE AUTHORIZES OF
Il THE SoUTH!-A Novel by the Author
of "Alone'
THE HIDDEN PATH; Novel By Marion Har.
land of Richmln nd, Va-Price 81 Is.
'Thoss who have read Alone and those who
have not, should will be interested and sratiied to
know that book by Virguia's gifted authoress,
entitled The Hidden PATH is now ready Beauti-
full Marion Harland has woven the threads of life
in o her rJmanea and g-she is poetess OF rare
felictywe ssfe in predicting that her new wor k
will all her previous efforts in fine densa-
ton. brillancy and power. and that M Darby will
be called upon to record it bis books as one of
the most popular and successful of modern literary
issues. 2iace reading Aone.' shall impatientlv
Y. Epenin9 Mirror.
The above, with all the othar new Books, for sale
by 27-2t J. w. RANDOLPH.
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DIED

On the sSd. bytbs Rev Moses p. Hogs. ANDREW
j. Hl00ASoN Is Mics MANY o. Only daughter Of
David Bsrch. all II this city
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Hereafter the Mayors Court for the trial
of civil warrants on Thursdays, will be held Al
Ii O'Clock, A. H., instead of 10 O'Clock, A. M, az
heretofore to give time for the disposal of the
police business of the morning.
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rTTpoTNT. WORM KILLER.

0s,,, d1sa s cry i 10 u.s.. arc either
Ssssis IN their heir % Operation that children ~
be prevailed uron 20 take thein Ia, % The -
th 8, ON the contrary. 10 mild aud sws ssss -
aod gentle In It's effects it mas p, sssrssSs
satisfaction 10 all who have tfiSa ~ 5. j. filv'a
~. N L .nn Rfnah as
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION Or
MOND rkrs

OFFICE removed 70 ne ssoie s on .s,s..
~ aan & Lathrop, No. 80 nssa st-iW n ~. ~,
Of the RELAXATION of David C .sas,, ne ~
tisn was unsnimously slssesa VIC - CARACAS ~,
has been removed to the sseis , % % .ss,r
throp. where deposites wsn r. "a % s ~ ~ 10
msinins on deposite six meath or '0A' "A.
pcr cent TOR . shorter psract. ,.,.nss twssIys y
This institution has been iss ,,1 m d a0as
,sars; hes loaned over eisks 1 III oas sells',
no suspended debt; hasne,s ~ das. ..ssss
Wv II CHRisTian..n
sEo. STEEL sse's'
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10! ALL YE WHO LOVE A GENU-
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--A

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--All
"A PERSONS having Claims sssinst the estate OF
CARTER CARTWRIGHT, decd, are requested to
present them properly authenticated; and those In
debted Will please make payment without DELAY az
speedy settlement Of my duties as Administrator 10
very desirable All those residing in the city of
Richmond having caims aEainst the estate. will
leave them at Mr.. JOHN A. LAcy's Grocery Store,
where they will be met with prompt attention
EDW'D r. CARTWRIGHT, JR.
au s7-lwf Admir- Of C. Garthrisht decd
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UFJusr CHARGE.-Frances Bridgewater,
Garland Bridsswater and Catherine Hueston were
ct the Police Court Saturday charged with assaut-
ing Mary Ann Pollock, and the charge proving to be
unfouuded. weTe DISCHARGED.
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MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA-

N USI BEAUTIFUL AND DESI RA-
lv1 BLY, LOCATED RESIDENCE ON 7rH
NORTH OF LEI6 H STREETS, FOR SAFE
The subscribers authorized to sell the beautiful
and admirably located residence Of Mr. w. @. Dan
ddss, situated the West line of 7th street. about
100 hands North Of Leigh street.
The house has been built within the last years
has ICONS with fre places to 6 OF hem, beside.
Kitchen, Stable nc and 10 implied with gas and
wate-. The whole premises have recently been
Thor. shy re paired snd are now Ia the most com
piete order. 1t 10 only necessary to examine the
pre- misses 10 be sats6ed of their comfort and accom-
mediation.
The terms of payment will bs very acsommo latin n
aud IL preferred good interest paying Stocks will be
taken In payment.
~ Possession given immediately. Apply to
n Ct 0ODDlN 4 APPEksON.
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SPLENDID ENGINE.-The Virginia Cen
trail Railroad Company hiss just put the track new
aud splendid engine, named the Is John b Timber.
lake 1t Ii named In compliment to gentleman
who was for several yesrs Director of the road.
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HEAD QUARTERS EAGLE INFANTRY

HEAD QUARTERS EAGLE INFANTRY,
Orders No. 8.
u At regular meeting of the Company
u held a. their Annoy on THURSDAY EVE.
INNING, August sSi it was resolved that the Com
" pany should assemble TOR drill every evening,
til ths s day of September in pursuance of whic
every member will b. expected to be present GU
thi. MONDAY EVENING, 9th mat, az 8 O'Clock,
ami every evening thereafter 1t the time,
til the time app tinted.
BY order OF Lieut.. Commanding,
JNO 3 WILL ANS:
au T-t1S lat Sergeant.
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geo M WEST, No. 5 g. Exchange
~ Plses-ofers for sale this day the HIDDEN
PATH; by author of "Alone;" vol. limo; CLOTH
81 %
Tbe trade supplied at the Publishers price.
su 24-3-
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DICUMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
HI ON CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHAL sTs
RIG HMOND, VA The next session vii eom9sna'
tbs first Monday in October and close the lsis Iaaf
day In June. Pupils may BE- admitted at a5Y lns
but it 10 highly de srable for them to bs pfsssa "
first day Of the session.
The cost of grounds buildings and outfit hti s''i
about seventy thousand dollars, aud no s1aIl0lr
pains nor expense will be spared 10 sstsY s'sI
reasonable desire. The course OF in.trucLi'n ~. -
tensive and liberal. Abe aud experienced .e'oa s
have been secured, and the most approved ,s9lA'
apparatus. school desrs, b C, have been pf9'i'SH
Rev. B. MANLY, ia President. ,,,..,,
Mr.. r r. LATHAM, Math. and Physical sesasa
Rev II. III. TUCKER, Ancient ard Eng LTei''''
D. r A. LEWIS, Botany, 80.
Mrs. EMMA HOLCOMRE. EnsfsA hrsn,asa ~.
Mas ELIZABETH V. NELSON, Eral'h ns'n'''
Miss NINA CHOLLET french and Gefmih'
M. JOS MICHARD, Spanish and ltslisn. -.
Ms JANE q. sFANARD, Preparatory O'F'
MIS-, GEoseiANA MONROE, Pfsp'Fs''f' "
partmeut. n.sy.
Miss MARY C. LArHRoP, Preparatory D'''
Mr. JOHN DUNDERDALE. Piano and o a.,,,,
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE. Piano sa' wv
Mis- SARAH xULLY. HarT. t,
Mrs EMILY 0aUBB. Drawing. fs,lHHs
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN o. .,eu,s.
Mr.. and Mira y. sUBLETT, StswsrdsD'P
TERMS PER SESSION. ~
Board and Washing :
Tuition In Preparatory DePsIEnent'''''' $
Z" Collegiate - ,
Ardent and Modern Languages, eseh''''''''sg Sos
Music on Piano Forte, Guitar, Orsa0'.'' q 10 .
Drawing, Painting &c ss
be oetal ssm OIL me rre'ah' Rsv. B. MANLY y
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REMOVED IN Trmr.-Robert Spriggs,
re. msa Of color. was srssigned before the Mayor
sstnrdsy for creating nuisance upon his lof 1ne
rnisauce HAVING been removed, the sammons was
ian
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SUDDEN DsATH.-About II o'clock, yes
terday, Edward Kennedy, white man, was dis
covered In the sgones of death, lying on the strip
Of land betw een The river and the dock, short
dstance west Of 9Th street BRIDGE and before any
assistance could be rendered him, his spirit had
taken its eternal flight The gentleman who dis.
covered him, stretched sail over bis person to
proec. from the SUM- and then sent for the police.
but before any of them resched him he was nc
more, having survived about an hour after being
frs, dise overed Kennedy was achnist by tt ade,
aod hailed from Baltimore. He came here from
Petersburg last Thursdsy, without means and
stopped 10 Manchester with friend. blu, continued
to drink excessively, which DO doubt put end TO
his existence. He was about 35 years cd, had a
bald head large whiskers, and was genteey dress.
ed. We understard from gentleman ths, he got
GA spree in Petersburg, and lest bis trunk of
clothes and $75, and came here to remain with bis
friends until he could send to Baltimore for means
to taxa him to the South or Wet, where he de-
signed esing business.
Wtea discovered the blood was oozlng from his
nostrils, his eyes were bruised, were his nose
and forehead, and some who saw him supposed
that hs had been injured by blow, while others
who knew him inclined TO the opinion that the
contusions were caused by falls when intoxicated.
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1Hn BBLs. Langhorne's superior Fa-
l. cO nilY FLOUR jsst received and for sale bx
su II BACON baskerville
KIM POCKETS prime old Brown Java
cOO COFFEE receiving and for sale by
auI BACON Baskerville
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NAvAL.-The United States steamship San ia.
ciuto, is fitting out at the Brooklyn Navy Yard as
tie flag ship of the East India squadron. She will
GEAR the broad pennsnt of Commodore James
Armstrong. The United States sloop of war
Cysne, Commander s. B. Wilson, Is daily expect.
ed at New York, from the West Indies. The
steam frigste Ssrsnec, Capt. ]. C. Long (of Kos
18th notorieiy) arrived at Messina, July 3lst, from
Naples. Orders were received at the Charles
town Navy Yard on Wednesday, to prepare the
uloop of war Saratoga for sea forthwith
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ERENCU I4NGUAGE-M. T. GUN

FRENCH LANGUAGE. =, =. ate ss.i 1
Of hi. Chez, q chsnssior q the F,sn:s cS'is :,
10 anxious to ocoupY it In Swing ,Ss t9resta
above Ian guage He has commences .s ~. % st .,
Of Classes for the Afternoon and nIshts ssi
convenience Of those engaged "a p,...sn,pisa ssr1
mercantile life, and who are manly '''
the rnornicg hours. n. Asyotse
A few hours of the forenoon woala "a "a ss usas
classe. In schools, IL arrangements e01'
that effect. -. a, .ep5tst"
at the Powhatau House .6
N. B. Priva:e lessan, given il desired
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In scrofulous Affections. Mercurial Diseases.
Kings Evil, and In fac. oil diseases arising from an
iujudicious use of Mercury, CARTER's SPANISH MIX.
TURE has wen for itself enviabe reputation-a
reputation based on its Own intrinsic merits. By
removing the cause Of disease 1t effects rapid and
permsnsnt cure, hundreds of our felo ems
have cause to know. Try 1t before 1t 10 too late.
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1873 FALL SUPPLIES 1S5E
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
NO. 20 PERL t0s l4THl STREET,

RICHMOND, N,
IL prepared the present to offer 70 Merchants
visiting this market very large and desirable stock
OF CHINA GLASS AND OUEEN8WARE, LOOK.
ING GLASSES. FANCY GOODS, &c which will
and variety to any stock In III country aud III be
sold for cash, the usual Tina to puuctual Gus
toners on as good terms any regular re-psckiug
fouse st the North OFF,. He particularly asks
the attention of those who have been to
buy In the Northern cities. without sffording the
merchants of Richmond uay opp crtunity to shew
them our goods and prices with the assurance that
hey will rave their expenses. The skilful and
reiiabe packe employed aud every attention given
10 the prompt shipment and forwarding of Goods
~ STONEWARE of the best GU Atty at Factory
prices suS7
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LAGER BEER-The New York Supreme
Court for the End Judicial Circuit has just
decided the appeal in the celebrated Lager
Beer case tried some time since IN Pough
keepsie, in which the defendant was eonvic-
ted by the county court of violating the pro-
hibitory liquor law. The Supreme Court
reversed the decision and placed Lager Beer
on the list of non prohibited beverages
Under this decision the much derided "iager'
will become very popular beverage in the
Empire State"
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u MON GOMERY GUARD AT.
q TENTION--Attend q meeting and drill of
iii your Company ct Lafayette Hall ON THIS
" (Monday) EVENING, st O'clock.
By order of the Captain,
au 27-2t. JNO MCDONALD, OS
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THE GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION.

THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTION.
The Enquirer, al the suggestion of cor
respondent, has looked up and counted the
vote of Wood county in the capitol and
found that Flournoy's majority in that coun
ty was 25a instead of 90 as appeared from the
official table published by that paper. ms
discovery diminishes the majority OF Mr.
Wise to lO,019. This is pretty close shaw
ing upon 10000, the majority on which there
was considerable betting.
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Books, Books, BOoKs.-New H.,
Periodical Store. on Broad ussr o., Iva ,lt
street Hotel, whore you can al~sy, a. as Bad
assortment Of School Books, Ststion.,. NJ h,sa,
Newspaper, he with all the populs, va,ss!ans
day al 24-St. inns SSst, sfa,
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UA6URRIoIYPEs.-1he beam 'ns
fss'ion OF slhoNs, pistures and n,.
we efe eompsteat to jsdse. -. sanit.s p'''
gives HE to the picture Go ana ne .s Losaas..J II
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WANTED.--I wish to employ on !ae
w line of the r. L P. 4. r about So miss
from Richmond, IS good hands. to ley TrssF.
w, f.. BRAGG, Sup't Of Rod
Offics r. F. l. P. r r. Coz
Aupust no. 1855 anil
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For sale at the
Union Nurseries, Keeseville N. Y.


AMI mar realty fOr ran PtddtiHg
1000 EAR TREES comprising several
tho usand OF the ~ Sc B,nue de Jersey, Bar
tett, White DJyenne, Onondase, lG'r OF
WINFIELD and other popular sorts Tor orchards,
v1ich are off.re by the I0) ar 1919 At reduced
prices; also low y yrimids and Dwdrs, both on
pear and qunae tOcks, for Gardens, al nearly
every variety Of any rep nation, To he iound in
this country or IL Europe. a portion of these
are trained Pyramids, 3 to years tom the bud,
now il fall bearing, twice or thrice transplant
IT, and can be removed with pc riect safety. The
above trees are exclusively OF home growth .tho' c
on the pear stock h. wing been worked on vlgor-
Gus seedlings-raised here-which are fOnnd in .
lnitely superior in value to the imported French
stocks NV IN genetdl use ia tins country, aud
witch, ftin their i'll adaptation To our climate,
AMI their consequent tenderness and liability to
90 blight" Of the trees worked ON them, are
worse than worthless. The trees now offered are
remarkably thrifty, stocky aud well io'mrd, and
are perfectly lealhly. % Not single Instance
of" Pear Blight" has ever ccuned at these
Nurseries
Also for sale the usual supply Of APPLE, PUN
and CHERRY TREES. both Stan ard and
Dwarf, of all tbs varieties III cultivation, GRAPE
VINES. Of all The hard lest and best sovs for
open culture-CURRANrs,G OosBFRRIfs, RAsP-
BERRIES and STRAwBERRIEs. in nearly cveiy
choice vnricty--a splendid lot of lIoRsE CHEs.
NUTS and SILVER NAPLES. Of large size for
street planting. wnch are offered hv the 100 or
1909 at very low prices-d general nsso Iintni #
miscellaneous Ornamental Tires aud shrubs
unrivaIlcd collect ion Of hardy Roses hoxrs in
80 ofihc choicest varictics-lTon'r. in 20 do,
Rhubalb, Asparagus, Hedge Plants &c, X.
All orders accompanied with rcmttances, vi i'll
rece' We pi ompt and areul attention.
Catalogues forwarded ON receipt Of one post
age stamp.
Address, j. BATrEY, Manager and General
A gent, Kcesoville, n. Y.
10Th month 25lh 1850 30iw.
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Silks

10 PIECES hlack GroS Du Rim Silks
~ 81 ,0c to $500 per yard. Also, coli
ored Dress Silks, Marccllincs, Florcnccs &C.
received and for sale by l.. NALLETTE.
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LAUNDRY
5 7 4 R G Il POL Is II !

Manufactured and for sale, wholesale aud re-
tail 10y the American LaGudry Company,
Office, No.
II H'0fcr Street, IN Stairs BoNop.
Aud by GrocerS, Druggists aud Periodical
Houses generally, throughout the country.
For richness Of quality. beauty ofpoish du-
rbility OF appearance, aud power "f resisting
damp weather, it is unrivallcd. Warranted
to contain no ingredient injurious 70 the finest
fabric. Orders sent 10y Express promptly
attended tl.
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j. PIllLBRlCK'S
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE,
land Warrants

90, 90, lGO or 100 Aolos)
Bought at the HIGHEST cash price by
j o II \ T.. NJ G | l. l. + Y =,
Is Congress Street, corner Of Post Office
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BLACK : NIT HIN & !

S,N7A BENJAMIN LAWRENCE,
&zs fate fro, Walpol n H., where
zskasasz he has worked for the last OIL
years in one oftl1c best shops in the place, }
would give notice to the public that he has
leased the shop owned by Mr. Ellis, where
he intends to carry on
Il l. A G * = M IT II n CT
in all its branches, Having had experience
In all kinds of work in his limo Of business,
he flatters himself that those xho try him
will be satisfied to come again. Farmers and
others who want work, give me call.
Middlebury, ! BENZ. LAWRENCE.
Oct. 20, 1855 2st3
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FIanueIs.

Oh PIECES Shaker, English and Do
~ nestle Flanucls white and coorcd.-
Also, blrached and unblcachcd Cotton Elan
nels, Oct, 20. T.. NALLETTE.
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Winter Goods.

A FULL assortment Of desirable Goods
"a For Fall and Winter Trade, this day
received, and for sale cheap by
Oct 20, 1865. T. NALLETTE.
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For Sale.

In Whole or in part, the Home Farm of the
fate SauHel 5. Phelps, being the lands occll-
pied rs him nearest to Mddlcbury village,
containing about ninety-hvc acres, Enquire
NJ Nainan Wood or James S. Phelps.
g-ptij 500. %
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NEWELL'S
PATENT NJ SAFETY (! |! n. LAMP,

WARRANTED to prevent all accidents
w from the use Of Burning Fluid, Patent
Oil, Resin Oil, Camphcnc, and all other cx.
plosive compounds used FOR the production
of Eight.
We respectfully invite the attention Of the
public To Newell's Improved Solar Fluid
Lamp, which Gives brilliant flame s,cadcr
than gas. The cost of burning being less
than One Cent an Hour
These Lamps are applied TO Chandeliers
for Churches, Hotels, Factories, Stores aud
Parlors. Oil Sulars can be altered, using the
same shade. Common Fluid Lamps can be
changed to Safety Fluid Lamps
Burning Fluid and Cainpheuc,
AS cheap and good as can be bought in ;hc
market.
Also, Chandeliers Shades, Globes, Lamp
Wicking, Entry, Hall Lanterns, &c, for sale,
wholesale and retail by
NEWELL. WILLARD & CO.,
No. ~ BrOmtield Street, ...........B Boston
N. b. A large deduction viii be made
from the former prices Of Ncwcll's Safety
Lamps, sc.
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S. NJ. PETTENGlLL s. cos
BOSTON DIE ECTORY.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
c. a. NJ L o X.
Wholesale Dealers in Boots, hoes Leather,
AZ Il Al Pearl Street.
Have on hand a stock Of the best manuac-
turc, which they will sell ut lowest prices
in the, market, for cash.
= = = y = = =
w arner's Patent Curvelinear Saving
w Machine. The machine Vas design
cd to accomplish for saving what Blan-
chard's invention Las done for turning.
Two saws, hung upon swivcls, and guide
by pattern, with a scll-tcoding movement,
enable the workman TO cut any irregular
shape with perfect case and accuracy.
There is no branch Of woodwork but may
he aided 10y this uoycl yet simple machine.
1t will cut o & pillars. Gothic and Roman
window-l cad>, Lair stun. piano and mClod-
con legs. twisted stair rails, either circular
or elliptic, pillow beams. fellows, &c a large
machine can dress ship timber to any re
quired pattern, with perfect accuracr.
Mechanics and others who are interested
in this invention may lcaan full particulars
by applying TO WARNER & SMITH. All
Washington street. Boston, whoarc prepared
to build and sell machines, or TO dhlosc Of
rights for counties or states.
One of these machines will be in operation
at the Inventors exhibition in Boston, Octo-
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