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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
Non-ArrivaI of the Indian.

PORTLAND, April 6-2P M.-There are still
no signs of the steamship Indian, now over
due with Liverpool advices to the 23d ult.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07

WE learn that the Mechanics and Manufae-
turers' Exchange will be formally opened on
Monday next.
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lBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, April 6-P. M.
CottonSales Of lo,5OO bales Prices arc sitter, but
quotations are unchanged.
Breadstuhs buoyant
Oats TIC.
Mess Pork Sl6 so.
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NTassacbusetts T.eg,sla,ure.

BosroN, April 6.-The Yarmouth cable pro-
ject was to-day again defeated In the Senate.
The Legislature adjourns to-day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07

THE Mayors weekly report, ending yester-
day, exhibits that 1920 so had been received
for license fees during that period.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
FOR RENT.

ENoR RENT-A NICE HOUSE AND
H GARDEN, a few miles in the country, on pike,
with daily omnibus passing the door. Apply at the
Fifth street Horse Auction, from nine to twelve
o'clock. [ap4-B+l b. DAY.
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tBy Telegraph
New York stock Market.

New YORK, April 6-P. III.
Stocks steady: Chicago and Rock Island b51; Mich
igan Southern l313; New York Central 75& Reading
661S; Missouri Skies SIN; Cleyeland and Toledo 2S
Pacific Mail 7sA; Panama llsh.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07

The expense of the last election was SO light
that the Executive Committees were enabled to
square accounts the next day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
BOARDING.

D0ARDING-Three or four single Gentle.
AD men can be accomm modated with board and
lodging, at 29S West Fifth street. ap7-2t+
RoARDING--A few day boarders can be
1D accommodated at No. 100 West Fifth street.
with good board at reasonable prices. ap5
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The weekly report of the City Auditor, pre-
sented to the Council last night, exhibits that
warrants had been drawn to the amount of
S1s,s2e SO. There is remaining in the City
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
Outward Rnnnd.

BosToS, April 6.--The ounard steamship
Niagara sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool.
She took out no specie list.
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by Telegraph
AInuu Nall EnAAN. MMIl

New YORK, April 6.
Beeves active and firm; receipts 5000 head. Sheep
arm and aetive receipts 5000 head. Swine dull
cepts $500 head.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07

ENOR sALE-A desirable Mt. Auburn resi-
~ dence, situated on Southern Avenue. For par
ticuars inquire at tho Washington Foundry, corner
OF Vine and Longworth streets. mr25-AM'
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FOR SALE.

E1N0R SALE. - One half Of an extra good
II Route on this paper. Inquire at this office, at
the Csrriers 215 West Ninth street, between Cutter
and Linn. ap5-bf
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EN0R SALE-A lathe, slide-rest, etc. Apply
II at 63 West Fourth street room No. /, MP
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-12-15
THE End OF GREAT MEN,

h'penInG I" east my eyes upon print
ed page of miniature portraits perceived
That The four pe:Sonages who occupied tho
four most conspicuous places, were IIeran.
"c'' H""'bH, Cesar, and Bonapuyte. Is
!ai seen the same unnumLrred ,i,nos be-
"''' o"' never did the same SENSATIONS arise
! IN my l"S"'n, as my mind hastily glanced
over their several histories.
-'"|""'|'r, after having climbed the diz.
zy heights Of his ambition. and with his
temples bound with chaplc,s dipped in the
t'ood Of countlcsss nations. look.d J,,y,,
upon conquered world, and pt that
there WIS not another world for him to
c"H1'''r' set II city Oh fire, and died in a
scene "f 'l"lancin.
N""ib"t, after having, to the estonisb-
'n'"' aud CONSERVATION of Rome, passed
The A'p'--"i'er having pnt to flight the
armies "f tins mistress Of the worId.' and
>'"rle' three bushels of golden rings
from The f'n=ers OF her slaughtered knights.
a"' mace her very foundations quake-tled
from h's country, being hated by those
who once cxu',ingly united his name TO
that OF their god and called linn IIanui
i''a'-an'l died at last, by poison admins
tened hy his own hands, unlamented am,
unw"p;, in a foreign land.
| '""'''. after having conquered eight
h""'''eo cities, and dyed his garments in
thc blood of one million Of his foes after
''v'"" pursued to death the only rival lie
'''d on earth, was miscrab!y assassinatcd
'y those he considered "a his nearest
'''c"!S, aud in that very place, the attain.
ne"' Of which had been his greatest ambi.
ton.
h'""p"rt whose mandate kings and
p"pe> "hcytd, after having filled the .ar,h
with Ill" terror OF his name-aftcr havipc
le'nged Europe with tears and blood. and
clothed the word in sackclo,l-close,l h;s
days in lonely Punishment, almost literally
eS''ed from the world, ye, where he could
sometimes see his country's banner waving
over the deep, but which would not or
could not bring him aid!
linus those four men, who, from the ne
c"'''r situation of their portraits. s.emeJ
[" stand lis the representatives, Of all tho,.
when the world calls grrut-thoso four.
who each in turn made the earth trembl.
70 us very centre by their simple tread,
Severa''y d'ed-one hy intoxica,ion, or, AS
some suppose, by poison mingled in hi,
wine ---"nc suicidc-one murdered bv his
'f'e""s-and one lonely exile How
arc The mighty fallen" "
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Thorn an lie FYcsh.-There has been
much speculation Mt divers times, as to
the thorn in the fiesh," with which tile
Apostle Paul was afflicted, 1t is true, it is
Il matter OF little moment, except to graft
y our Curiosity. lretiIeniber to have read
many years ago, very ingenious. essay on
Il the subject, and would be very glad If you,
Or some osyonry readers can. inform ma
where "a 70 find i. The idea was that The
alhicti'aSsyyas y Opihulmia,, or u very dis,res.
sing disease in' the eyes, wlliclr rendered
a's appearance, disagreeaJle. .; IN, looking
over his Episles, it will be found. Tint near
lyHll' ll'oLl.e"awsrs written l.y6o,Isrs LANDS
th"n MS own, showing clearly that there
''41ssh"ye been some physical 'deiest 10, in
tSrfateH withsiis writing, yet That he swas
als 10 wrto, at times, is sLow;sla, III ii III his
Epistle to the G"laiaus, where l,s says--
$ \ essee how h.sgs als.ssv Ishave written
::to syo'lwilhs Mihe oSb l,sp IT, ia t,ie, ,ssnle
,sspfseieehe'ear 3: =. Fos3I sl,sar,, youtyeeosd.
..iaI ifl gsad ,bssi possibtkls,, W aoaa i,sse
pliickeds OUT YOU'D 81 sssi have fssan HI
..9sil. Cir seaasse. asss:.. ii / hss god sYse
spf Aiatcsa, ,ra lsyG GHuaalsI yssah hYs saars;,
sgsass 5llssass ssi, III .ssasskssyb, 6,
-tl,sigaly Sr 'sis M ass i.sst7 t7ssisiax 0ssasssy
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THE STARS.

le little stars that glitter in the f;rma.
me"t-tta, have twinkIcd upon our forests.
ana l"''1es Tor 50 many centuries-tl,at
nightly come ont from Your homes to Iigb,
w. '"e sable co''"lenance Of old night
"ho' or what are ye? Are you shining
""''d'' and have You bright eyes and bro
Ken hearts in your realms, such a. shine and
break here? Move YOU on your immeas-
u'a"le path thoughtless of earth and its
graves lis greatness aud its perishabilty
Whence come yc, and whittier do We 90?
i'erk ye OF time, or do We move amidst
the endless spaces and in,ermnabie paths
OF eternity? see your bright f.ses reAec.
ted i" the lake your silvery brightness
resting on the leaves Of the forest: Int
"l'o and what are We ? and who and what
Is the lnl"irer! The dust will cover him
but You will shine on. Ambition ,lisan.
pointed love ruined, The gray of age on
man, i'll will ye shine, and giId the head
Nt"n" OF his grave, when lie that once lived
shall bc forgotten. The monarch and lis
Sccptre will crumble; the oak grow old
AMI fall; the rive! cease to follow its bed
empires WAX and wane; but still ye will
shine on nnruiflet, serene, glorious, beau,i-
fuI' as now. Not one ray will fee from
y'"r gI'teri"g Lrows, though it viii! fall OH
other eyes, on unborn millions, on other
i"rests and lands now unknown 10 those
who, in 'nockcry Of science, trace out your
paths through the infnily Of heaven.-
Bright stars, look not i'll mockery upon me!
but gaze on human power. on human ge-
':i"s, aid read to both the lesson Of human
tIaiy.
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eases of those only who attained the az,
thily years.
turning next to that class which de-
voted itself to the fine ,arts-subdiyile,
into engineers, etc, sculptors, printers, en-
gravors, musicians, vocaisls, aud actors
he found that, as might have been expected
, from the sehcntary nature Of their occupa
ton, the cngravcrS stood the lowest OH the
list. Next came painters, who were Con.
lined within doors, bn, whose employment
WIS less sedeniary. Engineers, architects
and surveyors, who combined ihe s.,lentarv
pursuits OF the drauylI,sman with activ,
sn!"iln;cn,lence out of .lnn,s. rave 4 huh.,
average Of life. With them ranked mu,i
cians; and even actors and vocalis,s seemed
{" have some advantage over enyravcrs and
painters. All this class, like the scientific
class, Showed progressive Improvement
during the three centuries above referred
to. Comparing generally the Glasses de
voted to literature science and art, it IN.
l"':rrh that scientific men had the mos,
favorable duration Of lie ; then those eli.
gagged IN the the cultivation Of the fine
ar>; those engaged in literature stood
lowest on the list. 1t would seem, how
ever, from the tables, :ha, thong. the y ur.
suits OF literature were destructive to Ili;.
III its ea'!cr periods, they were favorable
III ITS more advanced stages. Tll"r. wr,r
more OLD men among authors than among
artists 1Hc Ersi"" TRANSCRIPT.
~.-.>-
To"|s "ni IHri,- .Ssiux.-Mr. Editor
In short article in the Farmer abou,
'"a'!s, it says: " lie rolls up Iis old coat in
Il pI,' and swalluws it,
Now, us | have seen him pull of his
Goa. and pants, AID friend has seen an
other do the SAME thing, in precisely the
same way. it may be Interesting TO others
to know the process.
About the middle Of July, I found toad
on hill of mclons and not warlinr him
20 leave, h"cd around. him. IL Appeared
sluggish and not inclined to move. Pres
entity | observed him pressing his elbows
against his sides, rubbing downwards. Ii.
appeared so singular, that watched to see
what he was up to. After few smar,
rubs, his skin began to burst open s,rairht
along his back. Now, said | old fellow.
i q,
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Want Of SympnMy.-The immense
defect the want Of sympathy is, may be
striking y. seen in the failure of the many
attempts that have been made in all ages
to construct the. Christian, character, omit.
ti"gfymPa:liy{ lthhs$produced !nbp, bers
of people, walking up and down ore mar
row plank of.selfressfaitit, ponuerng over
their own merits and dencri,s, keeping
out. not The world exactly, but their fef
low.crealures, from their hearts, and caring
only TO drive their; ;hrighbors; before chem,
on this pIanks,of theirs, or TO push then,
h0adl"ng. Thus with mary virtues, ard
much !!asdeYksEr1lIs formation Of char,
actor we haye l'g' splendid biyo,s OF cen;
serious small people. 4 z,p5 sSS., ','s ..,...W u
Lihzesgirll:- 'Pa, 'didi. ayOqr rwliib me
for biiihgs Tommy 'sTS::,. 49,. - !. .s,a. q, + I
p"paI'Y :, . asge' you hpftlin sa him
Little girl" Well; ;:lLep, pa, you, oueli,
to whip mamma's' m'lsSas .saieFef.. toq. Sal
he .hil mamma right in tie mouth, yester.
day, and Ikaow il hnrt her, because si,ec
put her arms a,opnd his neck and tried 10
choke him r.
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THE Poor.-Wc utterly rcpu,iu,o ~
unworthy, not Of irccn,cn only, but of men,
the narrow notion tha, there is to lie mn
ed; cation for The poor, as surI. Has God
provided Tor the poor - coarser earth, a
Paler SKY? Does not the sun pour down
h's golden flood as checrfullv Y upon the poor
mans hovc' as upon the rich mans palace I?
iiave not the c6ltagrr's children as keen
sense Of all the freshness, vcrdure. fra.
GRANGE, melody, and beauty of luxuriant
nature, as the pale sons Of Kings? Or is
1t o"'t'.e mind that God has stamped the
impriat of q laser birth, so that IA poor
mans child knows with an inborn Ger.
tainty that his lot is to crawl, not
climbs? a.. ..r..l
u 1t 'is"not so: God has not done it,
Man cannnt do it. Mind is immortal
Mind is imperial. ut bears no mark Of
h's!' s'' or low. rich orpoor. T. l. Leeds no
bounds of'lime or pl;tce. ofSrank.o or eircun.
stances. i asks bur freedom. II. requires a
but light 1s''srl,cavep- horn, ssndyit nspires
to p, he5vsa 5 ,sLo' Lo'Hlness does not enfye5 5lc it.
l'overly cannot rey'esss il. Difficulties do
bnt stia'akiss ~ Il its vigot., TheT Tpqqr caflow
cAa"d'sr's SOP, that s;'s,up ALI might, shall.
s. s'aaa t!3s tir,e'atins with;miMy kings, sl,a1iad
new provinces 10 the rdoWaBi. Of. science,
shall 'bidf tho 'ightniagg VIII "a, ftempeh
X. . - J
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V"lae4of'i:Re Papers friend
gave his testimony MS follows: .,s = y. ",
..':'l.haye been pastor Of church sever.
al years, and I have noticed .tl,at ali men
who have. been Troublesome in my church
who have been easily otfrpdvd at .s,pali
things, who have been crooked, set .5m,d
"s'y-lapyss Hseuj S q sb s.b We aiJiisss4 a
religious VS. newspaper: Aud ySsg viii, find
that almost all; church d,ficui1iess coiSe
from t,! men wta' % rot rsad religious jjaaai4
enals-@a Is . observation, cqufira,ssihssidear;
I tliens it :is, but Saho,her Testimony Sto tile
great syalpe Of agod ,religigusr .Iapes, md
shodld nsgs as.o stock the'gl q will a a
good supply. =. q : 2 e
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q: ~ ;tLe 'Eps.ern. odors, Patchouli is
that most, ennPIoyedrin Europe, not as
sce'it for tie haiilkefchief, but as a pre
seryaiivei for it against :hc destruction of
insects. 1t is, s''d to have been ih.rblnced
into Europe in the following manner: 1t
was observeaibg shEp phehiaer4 and sellers
mbPafis Of Indian shaYisi ttIat they i,ss1
sfsseil sseplln A.! sati II vs. use-
less tot aste,nptsstoy piss off ihome.rua
goUds "Hr'ti'e genuine article I,oSys I,oSssysti! T.! I'D,
mirabisswas tho iihi,htihn, the fraud was
i'm" e i':eEy4'elsetsd by III, ,fptsenssr of
the true scent. AT last the bHberdaslsers
d'sc0veres I'IFE sqes il,S Ssaspt asas owing
I" patchoshs' MD 'ti,dS ptaffts whicl. was,lh hen
t'Fss. ~. 4 Is'z, g 5Sia t.a, sps
trad;as 4s9psl bsssaIaa4a stshionaJis per- M
furffe.a .H I, ati~.5sh
q .ir. Estgl ~ III
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. II.


"a few days since WAS Il, the grave
yard Attending t" the tomb of Il friend, and
"h''e there negro funeral came in. The
body WAS in h'arSe. and the pail bearers
h"" on white scarfs. A minister preceded
l., and the" came Il handsome private car
rage with the owner of tn" ,dcceaxcl--a
lady; then followed five more carrayrs.
half II dozen men on horseback, and one
hundred l.. men =, an! women, acqnHin,apr"<.
HE body was in d mahogany coffin, and !.
marble stone Is to be put at the grave
How long do you think it will take the
H!bolitionists to gctup aninsurreclito,n wliere
the slaves are treated in this way 10y their
owners, wifclr is',tbe' case all OYER the
South ~ &-''- 80 - - ,,'.s"'''-
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Treatment Of .S/arcs.-Thc following is
Il" extract Of aIe.!cr write" by a northern
gentlemen &c his ficnd in .l,c city Of New
York, and published in the New Yv,k
Courier t. Enguiyey:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
Tiweeklv reeight aud Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

- TIM Pow hatan Siean,nta, Company steam
-. Ex.sa- crS GRO PEABODY, Capl. hicmARD Phirru-
srN. sNa kki.NIpkRk, Capt w. kEssE, VIII leave hich-
n r, ts lAlnncrc every T.s~jay, Thursday and SIf"Tday.
er,4 R>tNa, aa ksrc HalNaarr far Richmond every f"esady,
TA1Fss5aV and A,fnfSas. thereby cnah my Shippers M ias-
enpSys a. have an opt-hriun.ty of a communication between The
.se l-anfs every other ts!.
re- Freichi nrei,ti 10 both places ever, day.
Ear sl..Si and Ionfprt thcsc hne steamers are equal, u MOI
sn,-rri.r, 10 an, oI their class 10 be fnuul IN ihi, or I'm! other
,{t,. Th,sc steamers ha, Ing txrn fitted ont with splendid State
Enpm Passenger Accommodations arc recommended 10 The
iru, ceiling ana ir-isahiAg c,umunii! as Ihe most comluriabie.
cheapest, and .I-ssi. tn,-lr ~ Transportation, between The NO
points
Tt,Axrs can be pr,carei al our ofhcy, Slrckoe slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or al Tho steamers Landing, Rocket.
Dan ". CURRlE. Agents, Richmond.
scpi IDLY j. BRANDT, JR. No. 2 Light ST., Baltimore.
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SOLOMON IL MUSSER
NO. las Main street.
w HOT,HSAI.E AND RETAIL

NJ L. are now In receipt Of our FAIL STOCK of GROCERIES,
w DRY GOODS. LIQUORS, &c, consisting, in part, Of
C'nie, Crushed, Loaf, Powdered AMI New Orleans sugars, of
various grades, laguira, Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee, sperm,
Aiamnn,in. aud Inlow Candies, hown aud Fancy Soaps, OF
various hranJs, sole Leather, good and damaged, spices OF ey-
cry Kind, luru Cider Vinegar, improved Young Tyson, old ly-
SOU ana duulow'cr Teas, bacon sides and nice lot Bacon Hams,
Marshall lNerlool Salt, Cotton Yarns, IL aksNillo factory, ali
numbers, No. lerrings, No. md y Mackercl, Old Dominion
Auns, Liquors, brandics Of different kinds, together with II gen.
eral assortment Of staple Dry Goods, such as No. anu Z Usua-
hurgs, Drawn and blrnchcd Shirting, Linen, Linsey, Shooting,
Heavy Negro Goods, single and double width Kentucky Oxford
Jeans, Ac., with u large assortment of Negro shoes, home man
uiacturud.
lubaeco manufacturers and farmers will hud Il To their inter.
est 10 call aud examine our stock, Ne, &c, 10 which they re-
rpcciinlly ask n share OF thc public patronage aud their friends
generally. oct 29-dts
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Singers Sewing Machines.

q REAT success 10 always the mosi conclusive proof of great
VI men Judged by this te.l there IL no labor saving machine
before The public comparable 10 Singers sewing Machines
Amer establishing the highest reputation In The United States
they were exhibited 81 the late "kxrsiiion tni,er.elc' In
France, where they carried on the bighcsl premium; and u
great mandatory 10 make them has been built In Paris
In every branch III Industry In which se~lng Il 10 he done
these machines can he usei with immense profit. AZ the sIsed
ofthe Railway train 10 70 travelling ON foot, 90 10 sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand-se~ ing No tailor,
shoemaker, dreesmaker, carriage trimmer, saddlef, halter, Nc,
dc, should no, he without one. The mir profit OF using one III
these Machines regularly employed, Ia onc Thousand Dollars
n year. Ia all private families where there In much sewing Ia
bc done tsesc machines art al invaluable assistance. Ilan!Tfs
and hotel keepers and them particularly convenient nmi profit
able. These machines are simple In their construction and
very strong and durable, being The only Kind Of Sewing Ma
chine ever made by which every sort of work, coarse or lno
could b. perfectly executed. Thousands Of Inferior and worth
less Sewing Machines have been made aud sold under various
names, but Singers Machines alone have been found every.
where to satisfy the wants Of the people.
Plain printed Instructions for using. ARE soht with each ma.
chine, from which any one can readily acquire the art Of mana
gng thcIn. The machines are packed securely Ia 20 Ia any
par Of the world. To NIL persons desiring more particular in
formation, we will, On application by letter al either of our OIL
Gee, forward . copy OF M. singer N Co.'S talsltc, a paper
wholly devoted 10 The Sewing Machine interest
l. N. SINGER n co,
Principal onice, No. 3a Broad~a,, New iork.
BRANCH oyFIoEs.-No. ~ Hanover 81, boston. No. VI ,hnp'
Vi 81, New Haven, CT; 1loycryille, N. y; No. ga lroad ~,
Newark, N. j.; No. l42 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia; Ne. loa Bal
timore 81, Baltimore: No. % Westminster 81, Providence, X
J.; No. : East 4th ST., Cincinnati. No. a. North ath 81, 81
Louie No. 81 81. Charles 81, New Orleans, NJ. 20 ilnaphin ST.
Mobile. ldcc 2t-dAetsl
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New Fall Stock.

lust arrived rom the Northern cities with n full stock OF
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. for gentlemen. The
latest styles and the most fashionable apparel, at the lowest
prices, eau he found nj our establishment, No. d3 Main street,
Also, II large supply of Gents Furnishing Goods. which We
will sell lower than any other house In This city, Hats of the lat
eat styles, Boots, shoes Of all qualities and prices to sui. Trunks,
Naltses and L Umbrellas from the best Eastern factories, are On
exhibition and will b. sold cheap.
Youths aud Boys Cl"TnINa IN all styles aud qualities.
Please call at HiRsn " STR aUsgs between Nowlin Il MurriIrs
ana a. o. Lewis, and look for your self our motto IL, MS ii has
ever been. selling cheap to increase custom.
Manufacturer RS and Farmers viii do well 10 examine our stock
OF servants Clothing, Shoes, DC, &c. sept 94-dis
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NEW

- a w NNVANN ITIININ.
NNIlIIAM 4. STABLES having purchased the interest Of
w j, II. smith, In The concern ut Camp, smith Il Co. tho
hnttucss " IN hereafter bv conducted under the hrm uf CAMP
STAPLES y 20, Mlo are now receiving aud offer for sale nj
~" old stand OF Camp, Smith Il Co., No. y Bridge Street, IA
targ,"aul we'll selected stpcL of staple lIl Goods, ,roccrics,
Liquors, FERTILIZERS, &c, all of which will he sold upon iii
most accommodating terms, and With II desire to give complete
satisfaction Ia their lairous.
Having Increased facilities for conducting n F0rtcdrding and
tom"aS~toH Bnsiness, they respectfully solicit II continuance
at the patronage which has heretofore been 81 literally extend
al Ia the arm uf Camp. smith N Co. IIrdging themselves 10 give
personal attention Ia that branch oi their business, and 10 eXer-
cur rr"fnpinr1s and puncual,t. towards their customers.
lhV inalion Of their house j. one oi the he in the city, he
Ing near the Va. II Tenn. Railroad Depot and Immediately On
ihr umuk I'll the Canal.
Ia connection with their business they have also an extensive
III MiIfil: YARD, upon The bank OF the Canal, and ne pre-
lnirl 10 otirr such Inducements, for The se.c Of Lumber, as are
inferior Ia nonc.in The city. CAMP, STAPLES n co.
U. InnLn inL, lsLO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
BALTIMORE
.o sh,nnern of Tobacoo 30 the West.

Notice to Shippers Of Tobacco to the West.
rv,uR u.a,rsassra ae prepsred 20 give increased facilities ~
.sirr-r NJ Tubac-o 10 the Beet having shortened the time
S.-,.s AL rSlu~zi the rate from third 10 fourth ciasA
Tsrs.rs r<s4tas civ en 10 the rrinclpaie points In the west, BY
nsn,a~X 90 sle uAhe River, and irssshs guarantees a. low as
=, .sher linc. rAs ,nly tfanshipment between Baltimore,
- ,,l.snse,,i. :, Louis aad Chicago, Is made at Pitts
- lOr,ss,, trsu cat u car, under COVER, thereby avoiding
80 y AMI ssr.Arr. sal all ,iamaze on Tobacco from exIss-
mr. - Al.
MA1EAw i KOOSS,
Ma NJ North Street, Baltimore.
- -, ifa,e a 10. ". II. Miller. andJ l. Clayton,
, y,.1,,..,e 1ars, lieali a Co. AMI Jacob Brandt. Jr, BALD
march ls-dly