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the attention of any. and it is safe to allege
that it might have been thus exposed thou
sand times afterwards without the worlds
having been the wiser or weather. for it,
The thorough self culture and training of the
applicant and his unwearied researches, pre-
pared him at once to seize upon, to compre-
bend, and embody, in practical form, the
truth he sought, the moment it presented it
self, no matter how dimly to him. This was
his merit-the same in kind with that of the
most illustrious inventors who have appeared
in the world, and by that of but few of them
surpassed in degree"
Singularly enough Goodyear had
previously avoided, as most to be
feared, the very agent, heat, which
he needed, his former combinations of
India rubber and sulphur having mel,
ted under it. A greater degree of
heat was just what he wanted. His
discovery made, he subsequently, per-
fected it by the addition of white lead.
The application of his new elastic
metal to the thousand useful purpo.
ses for which We now see it employed,
was his next and hardly less laborious
task Capitalists and manufacturers
shrunk fearfully from him, and it was
only by proving at immense cost and
many sacrifices the value of his In
ventions that they finally won support
and became great staple in trade.
But for all this, sat the close of all
his tolls and sacrifices, and of the
humiliations he has been called on to
endure, this public-spirited inventor,
whose life has been worn away in ad-
vancing the best interests ofmankind,
is found to be still poor, oppressed
with debt, and with the winter of age
creeping upon his shattered constitu-
tion." The receipts from G oodyear's
various manufactures have of course
been enormous, but so have been his
expenditures, by reason of the great
cost Of establishing an entirely new
branch of industry, and pursuing the
experiments and making the improve
ments in which he has been constant
Iy employed. The patent has been
extedned for seven years frem the
18th June, 1858.
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SPIRITUAL INDEPENDENcE.-The
sense of spiritual independence is
like the lovely varnish Of the dew,
whereby the old, hard, peaked earth,
and its old self-same productions, are
made new every morning, and shining
with the last touch of the artists hand.
A false humility, a complaisance to
reigning chools, or to the wisdom of
antiquity, must not defraud me Of SUI
preme possession Of this hour. IF
any person have less love of liberty,
y less jealousy to guard his integrity,
shall he therefore dictate to you and
me? Say to such doctors, We are
thankful to you, as We are to history,
to the pyramids, and to the authors;
but now our day has come; we have
been born out Of the eternal silence;
and now we.will Twelve for our
selves,-and not as the pall-bearers
OF funeral, but as the upholders and
creators of our age; and neither
Greece nor Rome, nor the three Kings
of Cologne, nor the college of the
Sorbonne, nor the Edinburgh Review,
is to command any longer. Now
that We are here, we will put our own
Interpretation on things, and our own
things for Interpretation. Please
himself with complaisance who will
for me, things must take my scale,
not | theirs. Twill say with the war;
like king, "God gave me this crown,
and the whole world shall not take it
away. "-E Emerson.
The BEAUTY OF AMERICAN SCENE
RY.-The monday darkness of the
American forest, the deep, ecboing,
aboriginal woods, where the living
columns Of the oak and fir tower up
from the ruins of the trees of the last
millennium; where, from year to year,
the eagle and the crow see no intru-
der; the pines, bearded with savage
moss, yet touched with grace by the
violets at their feet, thesbroad cold
lowland, which forms its coat Of vapor
with the stiffness of subterranean
capitalization; and where the travel
Ter, amid the repulsive plants that
are all native in the swamp, thinks
with pleasing terror Of the distant
town; this beauty,-haggard and des
ert beauty, which the sun and the
moon, the snow and the rain, repaint
and vary, has never been recorded by
art, yet is not Indifferent to any pas
senger. All men are poets. at heart
Ibid.
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Iron Buildings.

Amongst the many inventions
which the present age has produced
for the promotion of human comfort,
one of the most remarkable and ben
Efficient is the construction of iron
buildings. This latest triumph Of me~
chanical genius owes its ultimate
practical success, though not its orr
gin, to J ames Bogardus of New York,
who undeterred by the 'fidicule aud
chilly indifference which greeted has
first experiments and propositions as
they did theinventions of Fulton & Ste
phenson, and no wise discouraged
by the repeated failure of similar ex-
perimentsin England, perfected a plan
for a building of four stories high
which combined perfect strength and
solidity with great architectural beau
ty. Ten years ago he laid in New
York City the foundation of the first
iron house ever erected in the New
World; and it stands to-day as firm
as ever, a monument Of his complete
success, and not the only one, for his
native city now contains many whole
blocks of iron buildings. The pecu-
liar advantages Of this style Of build
ings are its superior strength, 1ura-
bility beauty and economy.
The most elaborate architectural
designs can be used in the construc-
ton Of them, and the richest, most
delicate ornaments and carving of
the ancient marble structures, be
faithfully and cheaply reproduced
for their adornment. They can be
rapidly constructed at any season of
the year by workmen Of ordinary
capacity, without plumb, square or
level. Every part Of the building
being brought to the ground exactly
f q for its intended position, and
the whole structure simply bolted to-
gether, story after story until it
stands as strong as solid casting.
1t can be taken apart at any time and
re-erected elsewhere without injury.
Such is the invention which seems
destined to inaugurate a new era Of
iron.
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Original Extracts.

IHE POSSIBLE EXTINCTION OF
MAN.-It may be, as some one has
suggested, that there is not only
term Of life to the individual, but to
the species, and that when the proper
time comes, the prolific energy: being
exhausted, man is transferred to the
list of extinct forms. Strange
thought, that the beauteous phenom-
ena of personal existence-the
thrill of the lover, the mothers smile
on cherub infancy, the brightness of
loving fresides, the aspirations of
generous poets and philosophers, the
thought cast up and beyond the earth
~, that petard which breaks down
every door-the tears Of penitence,
the meekness Of the suffering hum>
BILE, the ardor of the strong in good
causes, all that the great and benif-
Gent Of all ages have felt, all that
each of us now sees, and muses. on,
IN his home, his people, his age
that all these should be thus resolved;
passing away whole "equinoxes" into
the past, as far as we particular men
are concerned, still passing further
back as respects the larger person.
alitics called nations, and still further
ih uncomfortable multiplication with
regard to the species-gone, lost,
hushed in the stiffness of a mightier
death than has hitherto been thought
of! But yet the faith may not be
shaken, that that which has been en-
dowed with the power Of godlike
thought, and allowed to come into
communion with it's Eternal Author,
cannot be truly lost. The vital flame
which proceeded from him at first, re
turning to him in our perfected form at
last, bearing with it all good and love-
~ things, and making of all the far
extending Past butone intense Present,
glorious and everlasting.
[yestiges of Creation.
MoRNING.-Whilst I read the DO
cts, I think that nothing new can be
said about morning and evening"
But when | see the day break, / am
not reminded of these Homeric, or
Shakspearian, or Miftonic or Chauce-
rian pictures. No; bat I feel perhaps
the pain of an alien world: a world not
yet subdued by tine thought; or, 1 am
cheered by the moist, warm, glitter
ing, budding, melodious hour, that
takes down the narrow walls of my
sou, and extends its life and pulsation
to the horizon. That is morning, to
cease for bright hour to be a priso-
ner Of this sickly body, and to be-
come az large as nature. Emerson.
REVENGE is a kind Of wild Justice,
which the more mans nature runs to,
the more ought law to weed it out;
for as for the first wrong, it doth bat
offend the law, but the revenge of
that wrong putteth the law out Of of
fee. Certainly, in taking revenge, a
man is but even with his enemy, but
in passing it over, he is superior; for
it is princes part to pardon; and
Solomon, / am sure, saith, ssIt is the
glory of a man to PASS by an offence =
Bacon.
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Advertising in the Atlantic States,
L.P +. has now completed his arrangements for tn 3
forwarding OF advertisements to all the principal arges
circulating Journals and Newspapers published in tho
Atlantic States. 60,
A fine OPPORTUNITY is here offered to those whowish
to advertise any part the Union of doing so at tbe
lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfactory manner
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= ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

IHYn THE CAEOPLASTiC PROCESS.
q. W. JONES, Dentist, having purchased the
light for the a. owe mods Of making Teeth ana be-
ing entirely satisfied Of its absolute superiority
over this gold. silver or platina method, can with
confidence commend It to ALL who may desire full
partias sets Of Teeth-snd especially to such a.
nay be df.sAstied with those thsy are nov u.inE;
plate are removed-the suction being perfect, 60
cures comfort and stability to the nend the teeth
ram uud-r or between them. they are therefore
stronger cleaner smoother and in every respect bet
ter.
In Consequence of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate 70 the mouth and the suctisn thereby cured
be can insert one OF more teeth scionf claspe-snd
or nocharge.
This method having been adopted and commended
by those standing highest In the profession, North
and South Testimonials will be given and specimens
exhibited to any who may desire TO Zee them. The
old plates OF those Wishing exchange the old nae
thodfor the new. will be taken In part par. Once
opposite Corinthfan Hall.
ONCE honrs from TO ~ from IS toe.
ia lk-Sm
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WATCHES. CLOCKS, 40.

a g. A. MYERS has just return
"a ed fr IN the North, where he purcha ed the
AIA largest and handsomest stock of WATCH
A0D ES JEWELkY. SILVER WAKE. Plated
Ware and Spec acls, that Il has ever been hs plea
sure to offer " ts Of breast Pins Ear Kings In Pearls
Jameo, Lava, Flo rentine, Coral, Garsrt Turquoise
and Pearls and Painted lets; Kings, Charms Seals.
Lockets, bracelets; Cents Cuff Buttons aud ktuds
If every description He has no hesitation in say
ing that his assortment OF Gold and Silver Watches
caunot be suppressed in the city. He has them OF tho
hest makers such as ADAM d Con, French. David
Taylor, Henry Taylor. bessley, Joseph johnson,
John Gregg, Alfred LavaIette, jules Gergens0n and
other celebrated markers. MYkke,
an "a Corner Main and Pearl &.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
Mr.. r. H. JACKSON: DHAa SRI
Av1 have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BIrTxR
with my customers, and universally recommend it q
q specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c. As TONIC. find it superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried As an agreeable article In
COCKTAIL, it Is only to be used to be approved
Your friend and servant,
THOS NJ FALL0N H. D
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-. UNION STEAMSHIP COM.

a%. UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
< pANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
V&ea5E4I CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.-steam.
No. &saser CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain q
1itchell Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain II Kelley
One ofthese superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
ceive freight and passengers. Returning, leaving
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now IN lne order. increased 20
commodations for the comfort OF passengers having
been added, also more rCJln for freight; and we
hore by Regularity dispatch and care In protecting
goods committed 70 our charge to receive an ncrease
cfpatronage.
N No transliipmentby this l!Ie.
Passage through to New York, a. found,
Do u Philedeiphia, udfound. ut
cabin, 500
Passage. thrJnsh to PHILADELPHIA OF fcund.M
Passage to City Point and Norfolk ssme a. By the
River Boats.
A. Passengers by this line can stop IN Phi,adei
rhia thfSe days and then proceed TO New Yor1
An % Rockets
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: REMOVALS / PsON &

BAGNALL beg leave to INTERN their pa
y. irons aud the public generally. that they
will remove on the lst VI July next to their
Sxw S7EAM CRAcKsk BAKKxY. on 18th street. q few
doors helhw Man) where they have greatly increas-
ID their facilities for supplying their hitherto large
iemHnds fer BREAD, CAKES, CRAcKYRS, PIrs, xcs-
sfankfni for the patronage 10 literally bestowed
IN them h. pc to merit continuance
II the same attheir new &C. eaov |. p.n,,
NIB Orders for BREAD, CRACK kRS etc., win
DO received at their Bakery on 18th street. os their
lid store No.7 on Moin street. Cakes. Crackers &c
carefully packed In quantities tosuit Customers.
je 5--:m
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Q6OO REWARD-JEFFRIEs' AN

TIUUTE, SFHCIFIC MIATUKh Tor the
cure Of Gonorrhoea. Gleet Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction of Diet drink, exposure change In ap-
plicstion to business: The proprietor challenges a
single of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500 Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose Of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed, Repeated experiments
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days
ana as neither creates nausea nor cnend: the pal
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance il thus removed AZ
speedily as is consistent with the production of .
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no Injurious effect either
constitutionaliy or locally, can be caused by 1T
nee
II Ring, Nose, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TRCkLLENDER, corner OF I'd and Walnut sts
BOLDLY FISHER WINSTON,
fs 22--dly Richmoad Va.
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p "THE BATTLE OF BOH-
"a WORTH FIELD"

send out q PURSUANT 81 AIMS,
To Stsnley's regiment: Bid him bring his
power,
fBcfore sunriseing, lest his son George fall
IIQo the blind cave Of eternal night.
Fill me bowl Of wine. GIVE NE A WAfcRi
King Richard III.
ing to account for King Richards defeat at Boa
worth Field. The true reason Ia to be found In the
sentence of the above quotation. Rlchard got
a watch which had been buDgled In the repairing,
aud his calculations and combinations we're bal1ied
ny itsinaccuracy. Reader, az aid evils Of kindred
w J BARTHOLOMEW.
jy5 Corner 18th and Main. Richmond. Va,
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DATENT ROPE MACHINE. The pub
lie arc requested to call at the Store OF CLARK
SON, ANDERSON CO No. l06 Main street, and
example - OF DUTCHER'S PATENT ROPE IA.
CHIMES They are Agents for the sale OF the Ma
chimes; also SHOP. County and State Rights This
Is an article worthy the attention Of any one who
desresa handsome profit in small investment.
70,
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TIL E DISpAT,'C!,H.
60 ssDAY MORNING.

60 sspAr MoRNINo. AuausI g lsss:
rsr Dsrosrs or saa Mrsslssirpr. "A party Of On.
s,p>srs have bssa mailing sxpert0ssts - NE
N,s,.stpp., opposite cslanbss, ksasssky. ssf The
- ssx moaths and having tsariy Uueisded
tAsn q Inst point ere abost q mako slaatlAr
scss sppesiss CAPS 6isasdsAu. ! lettsf datsd
shs lAsA Inst, aadrssssd = he Cairo Gazette,
Ayss ~
rSsamoaat u ss1imesi carried down the Mis-
sisssppa u daily aecstMned BY the following me-
thods Yvus beer Quarts & 6atsr are taken from
sour psuts 10 The river; the watsr b altsfsd
through ntsriny papers which have been previ'
sr ~ sses ss sssii n Nam ss.s he
am6ans 81 deposit. Pron ths amount Of sedinent
ee,laetel tom bsee gallon Of water thue obtain
"a d ID sAAy 10 calculate the amount which passes
down The river - 9 DAY. The scdimsne snsco
passes Oolumbus u ose day would be sufficient 70
form dan aoross river, provided the water could
rsmaiu motiorlsss. The last food depdeitcd Hom
Aghs 10 fourteen iGches Of sediment upon sns
Missouri side, xh,oh viii, 10 come degree, compen-
sats tbr greet ioss<s which the hrasftA u sns
Yivee eounties have sasfatoed. %4a
r4s Coca. or ..poxss,'--A sais vas recently
hroaxAs before Justice Of psace In fnba comfy
OaiiScrnis, Tor the recovery Of ssventssa dohAss,
vhteA man had won Of suothcf. or ratheg COS
pcsssssssa Of by sbiuninR." while he had fur
Jacks The Msrysviiis Inquirer says Court s'tes
hef0eif" tooso toe QOc8G0ns 4uu oei0 tuet vuefe
Q party coolly aud deliberately .biuned" the bold
OF ofa small wiauing hand out Of his money, II
might veil BE- considered downright robbery, and
b punished a. such but tns Court stated that
Whine Il would punish the party Who would b
saity OF such sbiu1ang," IL hsd no protection OF
mercy for the man Who, ttks tae piaintif In thu
eAss, permitted himself u be .biufed" with four
Ia HIS handl such . man, 10 the opinion OF til,
Coart, should not only loss bic seventeen dolia
"pstnbus receive the jsets OF every good poke
piAyesin Tuba county.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence In my establishment, I respectfully submit
LAaER BEER, POHTRR. ALE. &C., during the
summer season.
The blowing have been. and will continae to DO
NY charges:
Per dozen, quarts ....32 00l . cts allowed by re-
pinta....... 00) turn Of the bottles.
half pints. 80 cepts-bottles extra.
Lager Beer In hslf, quarter and eighth barrels,
(the latter ones OF gallons package exclusively
Tor the city cnstomers.) Phiadelphia Ale In whole
cash.
IN. B.-Store and Bar keepers. . considerable Per
eentAge allowed. p. WILBACHEk,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders lcft with Messrs. Laidley Robinson corner
9TH aad Franklin; Messrs. Duval Norton corner
promptly attended TO- my4
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RrNSoiR e niCKiNsl;a ! = E5siGKk ~ lev.
70 infofs1 haufs snd others fhattkey have nov
"a stcrs IN eutife rev aud complete sftck Of HATS
fsArs Lsdes and CLildreps' Fancy furs ~ peItel.
"a frcm fhs largest ard host extensive manufAcf-
riee with care q d especially adapted ntbe ybg.
- North Ogolfna and Tennessee trsde. which VII
- sod at wbolxsale and retail 70 pune cssfsss,
~ fhe most fayOrabIe terss Great irduce0ente 81
f.red 10 those who pufthaae for cab
Merchants and others yiHflng ne city would Do
we'll 10 give ~ call before Purchasing.
am 20 -
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lso1xHRLHS.
CWxN 8 UUE LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANTii
COMIrkUD 10 bkAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
lNT&RRupTIUN.
s.e# SW AN e. CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LkaAL. AND ara
AUTHORIZED BY TIKI
Stats or akUsl0IAi

Tns late atssn,ps toinjure our Firm las shown that
Qua L0rT4aIg3 ARE DRAWN fAtRLrl
4aat our Prisss are PAID PUNurUALLYi and that
our Schemes are MURE LIBEaAL
than any other Lottery In
she ~orldt
The Sbliowina Schsm will be drawn by 8. SWAN
co.. MAuaSsr< OF TIN sparta Academy Lottery. q
ssch OF their single Number Lotteries Tor Septem-
bsr ld6s ~ AUaJSra, la. in public, under the
srpa-iptsndsnos Of Uonmissioness.
OLA13 81 draws on sAFU8uAY. september I. 1883.
CIAS3 50 drass 90 3ArJ I'd ~ Septen eer II, 1857.
GLASS IS draxsoa 5afUaDAI. september Is. 1888
GLASS asws o. sA ~ PIT 2. 1855
5000 TICKETS!
YIvE THOUSANDR TOUR uUSDRRD AND
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bellevue H0SPITAL.-This Institu
- ton, which has been in successful operation for
the last ars gsarsi Il slfu1 Rca 81 VA
deiiahtni airy POSITION, and !: furnished with
every conyenence conducive 70 the comfort CT pa
tients and the successful treatment Of disease;
have been nicely .fornishsd suitable 70 the accom-
mediation OF gentlemen who raay find IL inconve
e. ~ psd e
wards, which are peculiarly commodious.
fPavable ON the remsraI qf tie Pasioss.)
White patients. Per week
Co!ored 40. !. ...-...........,:;.....
~ City accepsances required Tor patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known to
Th nsudss Medical a.en
ance. Nursng and Msdicine. BY an arrangement
with the Infrmary Of the Medical College. . small
q sus css The x y s1 E
sscertained by application to enc Of the
attending Phyxicians. sS. -
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for iess than week.
!. The undss.isnsd viii give thstr personal atssn
JAMES III ssi hoI'fos u. D,
ars Tao otHssss f scrszs ssh :pd b s.h
o. a. ckENsHAW. NJ B.
FRANKLIN H. NEXT W aS0F y ss'G p.F F9s Sh95eA
Law Building. franklin street. next deer e State
rHos N. NIXON. NJ D. Rssldsn. PSss ae ssa''
C0FFEE. 800 bags prime Bio and La
i s I'm 00ns'' = 'i G.iiS Y \. wsaa 90
6&MPLKs6 INRALhlBl4E BAKING
q POW DEE FOR makin lishs, swest sna Whole
- y axiIicz DsessisstI and stsshss.rY. 4
an lAsss Al.s e! Pi g I. ssaaklSs &
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- ROOMS FOR RENT-Une EooD,
H:s on second Dor. so fost long, with shelves n
one side, and we'll lighted. well shifted f-r a.
light fancy business; and four good iodgiug rooms,
the Sd fl DOR over store house l4i Eagle qusTe;
Apply to Nnni o.
1ct
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TsEiESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY
4 AL Letters Paant of England, and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacies de Paris and
the Impe Ia, College Of Medicine, Vienna Trisse
mar No il a remedy for Relaxation, 6permatorrha.
aud Exhaustion of tue system. Triesemar No 2ef
fectualIy in the short of three days. complete
iy aud entirely eraicates all traces OF those dsor-
ders which CO avia aud cubebs have 50 long been
Thought ar sntidote for to the ruin OF the health OF
a>yast Portion OF the population Triesemar No ia
great Cont remedy for that class Of disorders
which. unfortunately, the English ph ysican trests
with mercury to tho inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparills
in the world cannot remove. Tfiesemar Nos |, 2,
and are alike devoid OF taste small, and of all
naussating qualities They may lie on the toilet "a.
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and diyfed In scparae doses a: administered
S. each or four in one for 49, which saves 50;
and in S27 cases. Gold By DR. II A BARROW, No
ISL Prince street, a few blocks west of Broadway,
New York: Immediately OF receipt Of the amount.
DR. will forward the 50 of Triesemar and the
large Sizes carriage paid. thus insuring genuine
European preparations the 50 cases also sent: but
not FREQ of carriage. Consultations usual, from
eleven, A NJ, till two ID, frors four till eight NJ
No l57 street, a.few blocks west of Bread
way. Sold also by
NH 29-dI2a Richmond.
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NOTICE. have taken the store for
~ many years occnpied By thelate VIM. Smith
doors above Wm holt Richardson. Having bought
his entire stock and fixtures AIN pre- pared, and will
be pleased to furnish his and my customers and
friends with any orders they may be pleased to
me, sssuring them they will receive my prompt
and special attention. and respectfully solicit call
WIN ALLEN, Merchant Tailor.
au 3-lm Agent for WIN ALIEN
have appointed VIM ALLEN my agent and at
torney TO conducs general Merchant Tailoring bu-
siuess. WIN ALLkN.