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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-03

sbAINTINtt.-P A n III n G.--The under
Il signed is now prepared to do HOUSE PAINT
IN and has engaged the services of first rate work
men He his friends of his determination to
devote his whole attention to this business and SIGN
well ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
none but the best materials will be used, and fair
prices charged His Sign Wsrk may be seen in front
Of Dispatch Office, Binford, Dickinson Weisiger,
Washs Shoe Store, opposite st. Charles Hotel, in
the First Market House, Bon Ton Bakery" 18th
street, and in fact all over town-he took the first
premium ct the last Mechanical Fair" and knows
his work and prices will compare favorably with any
others in the business. Hoping to receive share of
patronage, he asks those that require any kind of
painting TO give him call. ..s=-. -
Wanted Boy apprentice and two good
House Painters. r. w. ALLEN,
18th St, between Main and Bank st.
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SIYEK PH0sFHATE OF LTSiE.-:,Hs;

GPEh PliUsPHATE OF LIsIK---Hav
safe safe ot his niuosenizsd super Phosphate OF Lime At
Mahaiacturer's pTices, we confidently recommend IL
70 our feads believing 10 70 BE- superior 10 any fert.
iAsr ho~ m nse having seen is effects last year on
corn and having heard 90 much of its good eects we
are cohsttained 10 believe II superior TO gnano not
because mskesa better crop the first year after an
eation, but because Of s durability, having In il
large proportion Of bone dust For sale By the ton or
bag NH n RAYFR a PfsF iskMTs =
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N7EI!ROEs FOR sALE,--I wish 70 seIj

\ kGKOks FUR sALE.--I WIsh 60 sell
! \ prlya.eiy thres Women and Children. Two of
The omen have each children, the otLe. has one
th ID; Ley aIe young and very likely and sold for NO
fa-t To SECURE them good homes win sell great
L-lsau. Apply 10 LANDON G. BERKELY at
p R4atan House, or To CHAS. K. DARRACOTT, Of
tie fFn OF Merchant Weisiger l. Co ap I-St
L7CR sALE.---i have n four-h0rse EN-
l. CINE, been used but short time, which will
az. very low. j can be at the law office of Jno
n Gavis MASSENA BEAZLEY.
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Il ANAWHA IMPROVEMENT LOAN n.
IN By order Of the Board of Directors of the
james River and Kanswha Company, adopted on the
nth of February last in of the act of the
9Th February, 1856, and joint resolution passed on
the 18th of the same month, the President was au-
thorized to advertise for loan of $3.50 600 for the
Improvement of the Kanawha River, between Loup
Greek Shoals and the mouth of the said river to be
paid as follows:
Sl2, 800 on the lst August, 1856. --5r = "a
1850 do lst October, do.
10000 do 1st January, 1857. .. .t
$4,000 do lst July, do.
$1,000 do lst January. 1885,
1900 do lst June, do.
900 do 1st Septr, do.
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NUMBER 73
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESSIONAL PRoCkEDIycs

"sHiSsroS. March 25.-sxxArr-Nr u..o,
notice OF his intention to introduce bill .m.ndnS IN.
'e' einoddehng the Diplomatic snd Consular system
On motion OF Mr. Brosdhead of Pa IN. con,a,,,.. -.
Military Affairs instructed to enouir. int, ,h -
d'ency OF establishing more nations. ouudr;.. !.
accordance with the recommendation Of the s>cr,, a
" IN his annual report submitted in December lsss
The Senate resumed the consideration Of IN. ds.;.,
bill
long discussion took place an .mendm.ut .p,r,o-,
"g sSSoooo for paoer for due for printing and
'o' maps The amendment finally adopted
Inc Senate, without snsacting any other bu.;n-. Of
importance adjourned
H'"'e'-on motion OF Mr.. Walker Of Al.hsm. IN.
committee on the Judiciary instructed to into
anu ascertain whether the Kansas eommi,,
nave power to coerce the attendance of itnes.-. and -
punish for contempt
Mr. Campbell Of Ohio, excused at hi. own r.c,.,
from serving on the Kansas invest CATION cotnuitt. IT,
speaker appointed Mr. Sherman Of Ohio in hi. pl.c.
Mr.. Phelps, OF Missouri, Introduced bill ,.,bo,,,n
the rresiac to cause the Southern boundary lin. of Kan
sas to be defined AMI marked Referred ,o IN. co,;,,
on Territories.
The naturalization question came up and oce,.oo.d
lively discussion.
Pending the consideration OF bill defining the ousI
ncanons OF voters in Washington and without coming Il,
any decision, the House adjourned.
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TnE KANsAs INvEsTIGATIoN CoMM1ss1ov

WAsHiNGroN, March 24.-The prominent topic of dis
eusSon here Is the composition Gf the Kansas Commission
VINO were all Western men. Ar. Campbell Was selected
for Chairman because he was the leader of the Inti
Neokt party Of last Congress snd the leader of the
House this session chairman of the Committee OF Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Howard who is regarded AS an able LAWYER. wa.
the general choice Of the Republicans Who objected 20
Mr. Dunn because of the atteIs course concerning the
speakershp.
Nj ohver, OF Missouri, recommended TO the Speak
er 10y prominent Nebraska representatives their choice
for tue minority member OF the committee
The vacancies thus created the committees OF Ways
and Means and Elections will probably be temporarily
hlled. The investigation will consume at lcss, two
months, a. the committees for thorough scrutiny
into the affairs Of the Territory They will take Clerk
WITH 'hem' and two or three Msrshas to subpoena Wit
uesses.
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BALTIMORE March 25-Flour has advanced and hold.
er' are hrm Sales OF Howard Street at s. Wheat firm
Al a'uhchAnged rates-red sl.4saI.5s, white sl5ss17a
Corn has advanced slightly, with good demand Y.IIow
oy weight SO cents. Provisions quiet and UNCHANGED
NV ioRK, aarFh 25.-Flour frni-State "A 7s,7 ..
ONO s'Sla1s5i good Southern g. ssas Os. Southern
iAc! 70 extra brands ss.l2a 9. Wheat frm-Soutb.rn
reu CLIO white sls2. Corn fnn-Southern &C cent,
,0fH mas deciined-ness sl515. Beef firm Lard In.
uee"hed 70 10 cents Whisky drooping-s-es at as ls
''AS "'gner' Missouri skies 81 I-2. Illinois Cen
''~ DOHa' VI Is Sterling exchange l-2 to 9 -
NEw ORLEANS, March 2i-Cotton has .dx.n..a i.
OF $4,000 bales middling Lag IL Cents Sugar ,.i
a-s cts. Molasses SO lag cts Barrel Lard 81.
Cotton to Liverpool SIS
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.o.NI Oh hEpAN' who was appointed Russian Minister
to this country after Mr. Bodiscos death .i N On 81.
don. VIZ ' VI LOU
INV hNisrER.-The Washington Star state. that
the Senate has confirmed the nomination OF Govano,
Bgler of California, to be Minister to Sweden.
Lord Lucan threatened put an officer under a,s, n;
ne Oimea Tor suggesting that the horse cavalry would
die unless food was provided for them
The Hon. Gilehrist Porter Wing member Of Congress.
can, declining reelection.
There IA said to be very little doubt AZ to the fact b,
the Catholic Bishop OF Connecticut was on bosrd h
steamer Pacific '-'" '"s
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Ffa'oNAL lNrELLIGENcS.-A Paris correspondent of
the Courier des Etats Unis" announces that Nile Ra
ShS' s so ty to be married The lucky individual NJ
D,lehaute formerly Receiver General (ax coIertor, y,
the Department OF the Rhone. W. Delehaute il rather
Old, but has fortune Of three million of francs 5000
Oool Rachael has nearly much she will be able To
h'e comfortably without going on the stage again
Ee Girardn, editor OF the Paris Presse is going to be
married to Miss sheppard the daughter OF rich English
WIDOW. The belle Sheppard used hirt with the En-.
Pero' before his marriage With Eugena Grardins rs,
vile, who was much brilliant than he died short
hme ago lie has two millions OF francs and is about
forty Miss Sheppard is about twenty and very pret
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THy SEEAgEE TusCASY-The correspondent Of the
Newark Advertiser translates from the purest Tuscan the
following from the Official Journal Of that State
THE new President OF the Congress OF the United
states elected after months daily baloiing-Sgnor
Bhnks-is negro, belonging TO the republican repre-
scntauon OF Massachusetts A. a Of color and an
ahouonst be does enjoy the sympathy Of the south
ern representatives The democratic party which the
administration Of President Pierce belongs and tho party
Of the know Nothings have, notNhssnd,ng Rle plea.
sure in This choice
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE .Ko,rV.
AND BALLARD HOI 81

TUESDAY, 25TH MARCH, 1855
John Morris. Ma; VI Byusde Union; John wu.o, l.,
nah " safe Wyhe co. Wslker, Farmvl. IA p-k,,. D. -
ss Hale RehmoDd Cauthorn, Bethany COLLEGE Jo.h ~
,,, so lsy hchae ToEus Mrs Brooke, Pa Jev,n
VT TSnn h,ari lIoyt Robert Ray Rsy Me-.
H. wtiaiI Iyi hnIond % CsP hotni weldon RI
aynr saunton Mr. Doid, Mrs Fowler Chsrlot-yis u n
CO. smith Hanover; Mr N-uY
s,npSy va " sIgSsrs King Queen sssvari Va
~, " Scoonsh LynehbnrG wiihes Va, bacon IEpSto
hIs yu!s wharton Milton c. Peck Botstourt; p-n
"yi,e 60, A Bragg, Blackburn.
M.hax / Eox Wylh Preston, HeDry gshb ard issv
~ q, HN " uos foyd snd servant, Washington WaIsr
~ "AHi atnshurE Wood Goochlsnd. Minor lssv ~,
'n' An' end va Dr Cooke, Huvanns Berksry TsTs.
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AccinEST TEoY GRKENHUsH RltLROAD-
The Albany Journs gives the particulars OF accident
which occurred the Troy aud Greenbush railroad on
FRIDAY afternoon last The locomotive was throun from
the track and DASHED pieces, aud the baggage car pre-
cptaied distance Of sn feet down em6ankmeut and
on the ice 10 the river. Fortunately the coupling broke
and the passengers escaped serious Injury Mr. Fisher
Of New York, vas badly brused Peter Wager baggage
master, fatally injured WIN Diamond and W Mos.
her also employed the train we're dangerously in.
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Lazy tS CoNNNNp A L. :. FoRr-Lieut Mont.
gomcy, Of the United States army not long since lost his
life IN service in Oregon His death LEFT his widow for
mcrly Miss NOrthrOp OF Akron and one child 10 com.
parave pcuury il generally the case with those who
devote their lives TO their couutry service She return.
ed aud General Jessup With the kindnes. Of heart and
chvhry which characterize bravo soldier Immediately
gave 20 her IL Is stated She tru-t Of Fort Gratot nov
unoccupied by garrison, duty sheh she can fu6l and
the pay Of which Is very fair
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MURDER-ANoTHIR pOpY TorvD

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-Wm. J. Hatch. member
o the city council OF Camden " j. was shot dead thi,
morning oy party OF three gnners whom he had order
ed from ms premises Coopcrs Point The murderers
we're arrested and committed The head of the unforu
nate blown TO atoms
Inc body OF Edward Mrschant formerly conductor o
We Amooy Railroad Company found to-day in the
DELAWARE making 81 bodies recovered so far from the dis
Aster OF Saturday night last
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RnID ROBBERY

E'stoS, Pa, March 2ith.-rhs morning. ". Joseph
HoWcN was knocked down his dis,lcry this placc
aud robbed Of his pocket book containing asst The
outrsge VAS perpetrated by two lstranger armed
sih slung shot They vscapsd.
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yAT1f ACCIprNr

ElzsDFrHroEr y. J March g A young man named
Theodore Burnett is years Of age; ct A. D. Burnett
Of This city, killed " Rthway sst nj ghI in attempt
ing to get the evening train tom Philadelphia ubil,
thc care iu motion
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pAupers is given as follows

oHio AMERICAN STATE CoUNcIL-The Cincinnati; c.
L4e ihmates that the Am, party Of the stat
o larry represented by the Columbus Convention WHICH
thAt there are l,260 councils the State each cou
c oes entitled to one delegate and that there e no,
man one hundred aud twenty delegates present
orty'si1 OF whom voted against repudiation If,r ,h
vote was announced the Hamilton county delegation re-
tired from the Convention sNou re-
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1856,

SPRING IuPORTATION, 1886.
NATE receiving by various Spring
w ofBRITIsII. FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY GOODS, among
which the following:
Black Alpaca and Mohair Lusires
sik Warp do Alpaca DcBeges
Farmers Satins: Italian Cloths
MaEourka Coatngs; Rice Cambrics
Plain Black and Black aud White Prints
Black and Grey do; Hoyie's Purple
Rich Printed Challie. and Bareges
French Lawns aud Organdes
White Cambr!cs: Jaconets
Plaid and Striped Cambrcs
Plain and Ngured Swiss Musins
Mourning Satins
Plain and Fancy White Linen Drills
Heavy brown Ducks
Black and White GtnghAus
Fancy DO Ca beautiful varieiy-with a spIcn.
did ~ Embrodees Lace foods Gloves Hosiery
To which We invite the attention Of the trade.
mhl KENT. A
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THE BOAT FOUND AT SrI

NEW YORK, March 25.-The ifeboat picked up nj, g..
oy TIE orig Le~slyn, (arrved st Providence and which
some supposed might have belonged the Pacific i, h..
oeen asce'aned to be of the boats of the
cutter Dobbin.
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ANhRlcAN Tract SocIErY.-The receipts of this socs
y Tor the last month $50 6OS Including 90 $40 IN
donations G making total for ten months of ss0I am
% donations exceed those OF the corresponding period
ortne previous ear by the OF $I6ODO Grants oS
Puohcaion lot the same period over Is 600 600 of p
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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DNEING r:SrAHIIsHMENT.
OrFICf. No. 3 JOHN srREEr,
pooss IRON BHoADvAr, SEw yohr.
TuNHF underEned. proprietors of this Establishment
long Che senior partner Of the h. Nathan Barrrtt
for 81 year- been prosecuting their business
They have spared Efforts
rxee all the their art and have h~n
ecsun In attaining high sof
machinery and apparatus for dressing different ye
practical sstle skil In dyeng finishing
and Merino Dresses great Improvements
large proportion OF these article. made color
% very nearly equal In goods
Cosks, Msntlas vsiye, Garments
treated fAded and Stained FOODS restored rr-dyed
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERED
Lace and Muslin Curtains Carpets
-ed Rrhnlshl. DAmsSk Moreen Curtains Beautifully
Also, Rbons, Hosiery Gloves, Ae.
Orders executed with nj despatch.
Goods received aud returned by Express.
foods Kept subject To ths claim of the twelve months
BARRETT, SEpIIEws 4 CO.,
Ial4-i6H-rpl
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LATER FROM PoKT ClBELLo-The advice. .r. ~ a..
s'h Instant Trade was quite active the coffee suppv
arge' ana the country very quiet Coffee conmapd.5
g Tgn prices superior (washed I5 cents per 10
legislature had authorized the President to ne0oti,t
WIN New Granada and Eqc-dorfor the re-esabsSmsp,
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fUH IT HE T,UUU,UUU,
THE q. y. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY.
CAPITAL SI65.OOO.)
No SsS Bru-fftrdH walker etr
RE prepared to execute al orders TABLE
IN COLUMNS PEDESTALS, PILASIERs SLABS imita.
tun OF sGSNA BRocrEL fYEAsEE SKArLAs all
be equal Ia strength beauty and durability marble
some respects superior Creo. and at les than half the Unlike
mbeiIed ron wool slate, Is wholly free frou al objections
which urged against surface work. where
n 6c form the temporary polish and beauty zIiclr
ues from - 10 tio Orders Builders Cabinet 9TH
solicited and satisfaction principal
cites treated with. PETER RENNIE Pre-
JOSEPH LANs, Sec LONEL q. MICKLES, v Pres.
oc25-ly%s,yEsl
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,,i..G, AGGYES I;,6,, WANTEp re SELL MAPS

The subscriber i constantly issuing Maps of he NOS,
usfn nnn s1iIlie character EvrgErnfsfxg
duerni pSts of the country mailing $500 year
Any t1ing busipess
very small outlay aud q
CAraLoGrE and letter containing fl
be sent IRE 10 good man who is want of husness
Al inquiries ansuered Nv return mail
GrGf fncezepfs dgf ffs~df rl0irucs ffs 10 Agsyt.
Pefffrrs 0frcdiV ~ fif bnsf1ess
MEN OFT 90 EMPLOYMENT. adfressA ~ Jorrt " rphf,br
q GopHNTr Maps daf Upsfr1fef sheds
Nos bs snd ~ FrtroS SrRsFr. New YORK
ff21=8mos-tvA -
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DEFACLrER-The Boston Traveller states that de-
u three thoasaud dollars has been discovered in
Boston and Maine railroad. The company will be protct
ed from loss by his bonds which are for i've houssnd dol
lars. " ''Ou'aAu uot
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rAUPERisN IN NEW YOEK.-An interesting renor, nm
PauPesm In the State OF New York has Just BEEN pni.bd
M ~ enoodes the following results:-County paup-rs a.
sS4' town Paupers, 1912. Total number received "a
Pehses OF county poor houses Sss9 6s4 s, -. :,
temporary rehei sis",2647l Making total e.nenss
1873, 95e.5l. e""e'' 1902 oi
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BOOKS AND STATION
SPRING sUPPLIES-i>5s
MORRIS, BooEsnLER, Is now receiving his

LAe SPKlNG SUPPLY OF
- BOOKS AND STA TTONERT
His stock will embrace his general
which will he sold liberal can be ob.
tained In market - -
Book Binding In all It's branches executed
blank Books OF description 20 order
country Dealers are inNltedo examine his NH
HAHPER's MAGAZINE. for APrn, :, received at
- PRICE A CARDOZOs
Also The Ocean most entertaining and
The wonders Of the deep it. animals is aowrrs with anytWo
mlstrstor Just published from the last London edition
The Sketch Book Of MteT Kali ot How
Nays Borrowing Pens and Ink. Nsnice" Uncle
Rome "Iiummng aud WhisinC," &C, &c. s125.
Isies from the German Journal Of Poor Vicar
and other interesting matter. -
me Portfolio OF Entertainment aud Instruction from
or the PresbyteTtan Board printed
fully Illustrated, sbd filed with choice reading fi
The foloving also from the press the Presbyterian Board
LIE of Dr. Alexander. 81 -.
Gods Word % Inguirers. 10
Child's Story Book. 81
WanderinEs Of Pilgrim. cts
Mathew ienry's Method "
Destruction Of Jerusalem Is
vnihrss Gospel IN Er-kiel, eSpcyicd ths day Is ots
" Having lately made important additions Port
Monae Portfolios Note Papers and Envelopes our
Hlends 20 eau and eNamine our assortment. mhip
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HARDWARE.
SpRIN MD ID IT nTIny ,Oro

HARDWARE.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1886
ID n: MOORE Il CO.. Importer and q =.
HESTIC HIRD WARE, No. 20 Pearl street og- \S60
pose H. W fry's, Richmond, Ia, received lCIN>
irect from the manufacturers England. fun and~
complete assortment Of Birmingham and Sheffield
rom the In this country, full supply
Goo Their stock large complete consisting pan of
'ksdg-rs' aud Nostsnholn's nd Knives
Pocket KNIVES Of /, 2, 3, and blades
Back Bone Ebony Cocoa, and Ivory Forks
soy Handle knives sud FORKS IN sets Of 81 and IS pieces
RaIors Of Wade Bueer's aud Crs.y,
manufacture, Of every style quality
SCISSORS and Shears Of various nd
SnEie and Douhlc Barrel Guns. uperior
Pistols, Rifrs Rife barrels aud Mountngs
Trace. Halter, Well nd TonRl. Chain.
Hand and Pannel Saws, Hammers and
Mil, Pitt Cross Cut and Circular
Spades and sove Of Ane Rowland Clayton aud other makes
Anvtls, Vices and Smiths ~
sige and Hand Hammers. Dies and Screw Pi.,s.
Shear and Cast Steel. square and ortsron
SasInes, Horse and Mule SHOES, and Horse shoe Nails
Wire Selves and sleFs CoEee Mli- and Cards
Bride Fllings wosied Relus and Girh.
Horse sud Mule Collars. Hames, SC
Locks, Hinges and Screws, o. ev-ryd description
Planes, Chises AugrTs and File, all kinds
Platform and Scales,
English, American, and G. ID. Percussion
Hay and Manure FORKS. 2, 3 aud prong
Killing and Wedding Hoes sizes
S'yth- Blades Snaihs Slcke- &C..
Tea Tray and wae-and all other goods usually found In Hard
A goods have been on ~.
terms and eed exclusively Virginia North Carolina and
iehee IrAde We l confident offer
10 merchants visiting this city, respectfully Invite them t Al x
animation OF stock sell As low N
regular house Ia this, or of the ritr
fs-AH orders carefully AID promptly attended t2S
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nEniLLO IRON PIPE WORKS.

nERIILO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill & JAQUES.
lag Centre street, New York,
NANUfACTURERs AND DEALKRs IN WROUGHT IRON
WI Pipes Fittings Tools an; every description apparatu.
steamers Churches Hotels Private Dwenng Hospitals, Village
FACTORIES and Halls.
Aso-vAlve Cocks Pumps, Guases, Boilers
made to order.
Our Cutting Machine.
nted To do double the work OF other Invention.
tended to. lail--ly-lPl
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
TuNIIESE MACHINES have long sustained he highest
reputation the United States. THE
pALhss awarded Exposition
diet Of superiority.
Great jus; been added,
out noise with to the operator double the alsry speed
that
TWICE As MICH WORK CAN DONE IL A DAY.
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing establishments
the country machines exclusively
perform every of work In the perfect style
As there numbers Of inferior entirely WORTHLESS
sewing machines Of the Lr"w Blodgeti, WHOM Grover
Baker aud other patents which have sold hut cannot BE-
To any advantage hereby onr receive all such mscnes
also uniupovrt Of manufacture
iu-s hus "ained will be- broken and destroyed For
particulars apply by letter personally at New York Once.
y. BLSeal Agents wanted make sales OF improved
machn- To property qualified for the business
opportunity for profitable aud pleasant employment offered
L. NJ. SINGER CO.
Principal Ofce, Ss3 broadway y. Y.
BRANCH OFFICES Il Hanover Boston; iis Chestnut
philadelphia; los Baltimore Baltimore; 22S Walnut
cnnat; lsS 81 Charles 81 New Orleans; Glovesve y %
iroad sfvst, Newark, " J. de 27-dsn
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