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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22
GREAT ATTRACTION.

OhNhNNh = "a tN4hC AONs
n T. w FALL GOOD s.
I.0UGIIT0N s. BLAKE
Are receiving the largest richest and most varied
assortment of
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
to be found in Brattcboro
Conslstlng d
RICH FALL g. WINTER DRESS GOODS:
RICH BLACK 4 FANCY DRESS SILKS
PLAIN X PRINTED ALL WOOL De LANES;
MERINOs TIIIBETsi
CASHMERE pLA1Ds,
VALENCIAs,
pol DE CIEvREsj
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
CLOAKs, n CLOAK CLOTHS
PLAIN & PRINTED FLANNELs;
LONG & SQUARE BROCITA STIAWLS;
SQUARE, LONG, 4 DOT BLE, WOOL sHAwLs,
SKELETON SKIRTS,
warranted the best makes and qualities, ut the price Of in
feriur skirts
WHITE GOODS.
CURTAIN MUsLINs, LINENS,
EMBEo1DERIEs, GLOVES & HOSIERY.
DOMEsTICS.
BLEAcHED 4 UNBTEACHED SHEETiNGs
TICkINGs, DENNIS, iLANNLLs,
COTTON YARN, CARPET WARP, TwlNE,
COTTON BATTING, &c
Comprising complete assortment u
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
All of which we will sell cheap, VERY CHEAP.
Very thankful for past fayors would respectfully solicit
n continuance Ut the
We among You almost rangers, at a time when bush
depressed, hut trusting that by Industry, economy
and strict attention to business, cndcavOug 10 study Glossy
the wants VI the pu'c should merit share u public
patronagc that We have succeeded beyond even
pectlpn our constantly Increasing trade will testify.
Our facilities for doing business better than tlcy
have ever bcen our stock larger trade more and
prices less.
We invite ALL friends and strangers to call and examine
our goods and prices.
Remember we will not be und,rs, ID.
HOUGHTON & BLAKE.
No. Granite Row, opposite Brattleboro House.
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
The largest aud best Of STATE
HOUGHTON & BLAKE'S.
Our Carpet Hall Is being oplushel by large ald
tons already large stock NJ Carpets, making the most
complete stock II Carpets before ioini Drattcboro
-CONsIsTING Up
New. Rich, and Elegant Patterns Of
ENGLISH Il AN. BRU ssELS TAPESTRY CARPETING;
BEST STYLES OF THREE PLY CARPETS;
LOW ELL and HARTFORD ALL woo. CARPETS;
ofcrrry CRATE aud great rar.efy ofSiyle'
COMMON WOOL CARPETS;
COTTON WOOL CARPETS, COTTON CARPETS;
HEMP CARPETS; STAIR CARPETS STAIR RODS;
WHITE * CHECKED STRAW MATING, all widths and
qualities;
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths aul IL hest quality
TABLE OIL CLOTHS; CRUMB CLOTHS;
ri GSi MATES &c.
Our stock IS the largest styles tn best, AMI prices the
f0utf which are sufficient inducemut for customers
call ON Us before buying elsewhere
HOUGHTON X BLAKE.
No Granite ROW, oppos Drattlrborl House.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
w been appointed by the Hon. Probate Court Commits
soners u hear examine and adjust all claims Of all persons
against the Estate OF ELIZABETH T. ALLEN, late Of Brat
teboro, deceased and also all claims exhibited in
ereoi and six months from the Oh day OF September last
is aowe for that purpose. We will attend the business
Of appointment the late dwelling house deceas
cd in Bratteboro the srd Tuesdays Of November and
March next, from To fur O'clock T. NJ each Of said
days. WILLARD AEMs, lc,..,.
STEPHEN W. KIMBALL No"n'ssohers'
Bratteboro, Oct 7h, ls5g.-3g'41
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22
NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN,

' That NELSON " WILLARD will sell the Farm Of about
100 scres formerly owned and occupied by LTER ALLYN
deceased, nj East Dunmerston, Vermont in par
ces desired together with his 3S in the Brook.
line, VI, Pasture, Sugar Orchard, &c Of 100 acres.
NELSON WILLARD.
Dunmerston, Oct. lOth, ls59.-4ws4l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:

III IIN MIL " . f1sI'ei East Uummerston, Vermont
WHEREAS, JOHN X. PIrKIN AND EDGAR W.
w ALLYN are authorized BY the heirs of said Is
tate to settle the same and to pay all just and legal claims
against 1t, (f anyD provided they shall be attended with
proper vouchers within the six months from the 10Th IL
Oct 1852 Such claims may be handed in either Of the
said Agents, at the late residence Of the said LUTHER AL
NN deceased ut East Dunnerston Vermont or addressed
10y letter to Wopdhayen, l.. New York.
Notice also hereby iyen t. all persons indebted sail
Estate that payment will be required within the above named
six months to either of tn said gents at Dumnerston or
NOoihayen, as most convenient
JOHN X. PlrKIN, ! Agents for the Heirs
EDGAR W. ALLiN,S Of said Estate.
Dunimerstun, Vt, Oct. l0th, ls59.-3w+41
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22

THAT are Ucnuine,
VTADE FROM SOLID MEERSCHAUM
WI AMI Mcerschaum Pipes that made from the chip
Cigar Tubes also as above together with that
nlGnr selling al CHASE Il Trips.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22
Just RECEIV ED.

4 NEW lot OF SILVER SPOONS, THE
" oualty Of which Ia well known that we have not
word t. say An the trouble have with our silver u9ods
is to get enough to meet the demand CHASE u l"i'r'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. s. s,

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s.
~ The Probate Court for SAID District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of CHARLES b.
LAMpllEAR, late of Gullord, deceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of CALVIN LAMPHEAR Ad
minstraor said Estate and decree distribution
among the persons entitled thereto, the thereof to
be held at Patcs Inn in Wilmington said District on
the last Thursday Of October, A d. 1852 when where
You may be heard in the premises, II you sac fit
40 y. HuLBRo0K, Register.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Shul : @n,eias.

Mfeinen %sesbrten 8reunren unp @6rnern, ioipis
Dem %9elammten rerrbrIiten ceutIheu QubIitum oisne
CUR ersetenlfen NnSeisr, bae i'd nit nGhtem Muntaa
oen 4. Nitril |. s. mcraeus nrun llbr, meine Srtule
aut @runo FER reurn SGul SPECIALIZATION, in Dem
Shulbauls rer reutlhen, Iutberifaru ct. Sobanuis
9emetnre i'll Der 8. StraBe, sr6fne.
Da hermit Suslerh bic Nufna6ms ue,rsr SGGler
CUR Sileuna elmer weitsren @laien Ntt6eiGuna RAFT
ftnret, 10 criuhe id ~ersebenit ale rtIp. Gltern neIde
btatlth i9en tbrc Sinner mir gum llnterriht unb ,ur
e~rjtsbun9 ar'upsrrauen. ibre @nmeipun9cr l%dnaitens
bis gum Mcntaar ben IL. NpriI bet mir al MAIDEN. po
auBer ZEN Saupt &ufnatmrn, weIde ale @tertr!iabr
uno ,par am l. Nprtl, l. Suti, l. Sftoter uuo /
Sanuar lta'tfinnrn. Spilten,ei Iibe Nufnabman (nels
de nur ltorene uno naGtbeiIi9 fir ole SGule linol
unter tstnrr Ssnin9uns BON mir SeridFhli1una fin.
zen fGnnen.
3uslei6 ctsns CUR Natrt6t, bas &inter auer Gun.
frli'onen pene untSrihieo pom mir aufsenummen mer=
BEN. Snecm th mid ~beitrcten mcrpe, mie tieher. mir
oas Sertrausn Der @Itern meiner Schiller su erbaltsn
uno I'M brdlten @rare ;u psrmebren, redbne i'd in,
Seraus auf Satlreite Nnmsloun9cu.
u. 8eder 2sGrer.
Srpabfrabe. SC. 1877, sp. 5. unb 6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09

Oas Bier, Siqurr- unO Beiu. GelhGit DER Inter.
;sitneten 1T sCn Der Item Stra6e nddb Ter 6ten, gde
Der WiarlballltraBe perls9l rOrCen, pclelbit mir uns
ireiisn peroen, pie 9~enei9ten Nuitrase unlerer aeebrten
&uneen rntae9rn3unetmrn. @Ontrhtts fur 0irferuna
pom Bier rdbreno Der Commemorate peroen ickt
Don un5 ans8slteut uno 9~arantiren mir Die grfiIuna
oerlsltsn. llnisr Eager BON G6ampaaner, Sin, @raupp,
2StiSfe9, @isarren &c. &c. 1T Gin reihes, uno ~erlauten
mir uns Die @ufnertiamteit brs biriaen 0ublifums
auh oarauf gu rihten. @anter IL. Qobnert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
9euti6c Shule.

Clay Str. Sriihen Ger item ano Stem.
Gm Nrutda, ZEN 4tsn Qpril 0urasus IL u6r MR.
BEN bic spsitsn ciertelidbrithrn S6ul;cuaniGe aus
9etbeilt.
Otele Sfule, melhs Dor 6 Nrnateu nit 10 S6I.
Term %srOTnet murce, ptrp Jet pom 60 1dIleru uni
S6uIertnnen tslu6t. SielsIbe mirp aQsn DeutIheu
frrunplibt empicblsn BON
Srnrp Spn 0r6niun
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
NIte Settfebern!

Qlte Settfebern!
Der Undergraduate III i'm Stanbe (bur6 Elm neues
Dampf-S rrfabren)
alte Settferern 3u reini9en
unb 10 pcGitanris wieper ber3ufeaen, bas fe in isper
9tniItt neuen alei6 merpen. SD bereite ebenIc neue
5erern mitteIit Damp 70 gu, Dap ie nett angene9mer
fur pen @ebrauh in Sttten pernen.
DER Yleis bee 8eini9en8 unp Grnrrterns alter Sc
bern 1T nur 4 Cts. per Yfunp, unb weroen ~pielelbeu
to%ltenfrei %nb9e9olt unc abaeIicfert. Seitelunssn be-
ltebe man BEL Srn. gEm. @Gee gu binterlaKen.
B0- &ate SsttfeSern wsrpet a~efauft unp Derfauft.
0eOr4 Sernet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
WATSON & BAYLY,

Sefentlite @eridts QnrpGlte,
e%npfrbIen it CUR &nnabmr aQer Re6tsfdQe, bic e; ben &C.
rt@ten Der StaoI @itmOnb unb ben G0untp @purtcn BON
5enrteo uno @%belferfeIb a%nbdneis seHo6t perben.
l8m S. 0atlOn it 3usIei6 ilniteb SIatrs 6 pmn;fHp-
ner uni Gplrmiltcner in @sancerp.
samuel 3. 9apIe lit @OmmiItonsr Of llniteb Statts
SOurl Of @!etms, @opmiiiioner Of GtbS &c. uno SfsntIiber
Nptar. OfRte: SaRhtrase, in @pbbiu's 5au.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

eeS unterSeibneten trirb bsm beuti6en 9ublitum be-
ltens empicblsn, ba fis id iprssn ibrer Nabe uno IbS.
nrn ea9s Az @uSFu9en, &eaelpartbissn &C. &c. gan,
%belOnbsrS eisnst unb iersn 9os Dem Seiute o6en
ltsbt. @ufmcrtiame Ssbienuns urp nur quite @peiisu
uno @strante srwarten bic sesbrten Safe.
Sernbarp &rau1t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Ve0htensmerfh.

Dem 9eebrten Yutlifum BON Gthmpnb mn Inn
9e9rno erlaute i6 mir an;u,cigcn, pas i6 midi os
Spra6lebrer am biei9en Srte niescreelaGen base.
SD ertbeile Sinrern mic Grpa6iencn in uno auser
Dem SauIt pripattuterribt in Der beutIhen. cndli.
lhcn nnp fran56fihen Spra6e Iprpie in f1ufm1nnis
I6cn 8c6nsn gu gang maBiasn 9rriicn. gtnmeleun=
gen nebnte ib ror Der 6anp in Steinlein's Sptel bee
Mrr9ens pom III bis uno res gtodmittaas pom 4
bis Z ubr %rntgcsen.
Gr. Sb. 6etbeufeIb,
tbemal. rrlter Sebrcr an Ger Dulrn'-
i6sn Sdule in 9cm. gcrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
g ertau +.

Gin an bar g~rraStroFe ~sCIs9enss 9utes G,ruesrs~ GjsIhdft (sir
Sdtsrs?, m'i = REDEEM StSd %aerlsSea, ifsbt biai8 su taufn. 0h
Sareinitlbeu NJ aIEerlt btllta. N6tereS III srfraoen bel Srn. Sob,
&einbarot, S%roeEitraBe, SptIten ter 2mn unb Stem shose. pbsr IN
Ger SfHcs b. 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
NEW MARKET HOTEL.
@de oer 6ten nnD MarlboQfr.. Nihmrnh

Gde Der Otsn uIo Ntarlb0lltr., 8idmUne, 3a.
Dem reiIcnoen 9ubltfun pro tieies rmu rinuertttste y6otel &C.
iNno fmptoblCn. @letdieiti9 srlau6en fb Die llnIcr;cidnekn. aut
oas eteltSs Yublttum gu ofercm 8eiud ibrrs seltmadpOa cinat.
rrthtslsn gotaIs %ireunelihlt et~n;uIaSen, nptlbit man ltets baS bthe
Fe5ereWr unS ionft9e erfrtlfunsen, ns6it ;uSorFommenber 9ette.
nung finpen ptre. @anter II. VnbnFrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Blu 8ermietben.

3msi freunblihc .3tmmer an cine Riue 6omiIi,
gu erfrossn in Nc. GAG. Sruarfrabe, Ste G6iir ur
terbalb Der 3ten StraBc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
-. 81. NommcI,

Autpulfcrcr uno &ape3terer,
No. 204 Srcaoitrase, swi,drn Der 4ten unb Stem,
e%ntpfeblt ii6 benz beutitcn Nutlitlm cur @nfertiouita oltr in fein
SDelp9tt e'nl6laeeneer Nrtettcn, ais: &ufrplItern ncucr unb alter
TErpeI. AnTcrt9uns non NPatroten aGsr @rt, Sopc,ieren orn Sins
nterri, ~ mtlbem 3nsd i'd elm iebr ih6nee &Trrtimr MT 20psten
eorraipl9 babe. Nue Sprtrn Sp'cdlr uc rcnctianifhe PItn6s prs
rathts une gu biaiaenn @reis ~ batsn Eel s. q. RrmmcL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09

@efu6 t pirs Elm gut ~sefittstss oeutIGee 9dbs
den i'm Utter BON 10 Bis ID Satrsn, nm nit tinem
2labri9en Stnoe gu ipielsn unp p~prfommsnpsn Sails
~ionltise fleins Dienlte ,i ~leifrn.
NGtereS bel 6. g. @ioorS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Na6 Der Spriteu {:
Sans.

StdetS 81 % Gts. fir cinen Serrn netlt Dame
l'ne bel lamnltlthsn Ntitsliebern bes Screins an ba
pen. Oas 6 G.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
MSat=N Nett.

Dem pubIitum bic p~prldufise Nn,eise, baB Der Sc,
lan9-Ssrstn Nuartett' Club bel6lO6en bat, Elm Nai.
6elt an stnrm lf6n s~elesenen Ytabe i'm 6reieu ab,u.
balten. 3eit unp Srt miro ipdtsr Yer6frnttt&t.
Sd. @dnter, Yrafp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09

March Mallow pastoral hemostatlque paste
s'lttn ~Ira.niNNl&en unS anttritanifen @critCn fMr rmpfcbIen. Blu
habtn bel &. Is. TiGGer, 81"
6Sbe @epIrr3. Chocolate erbieIt Icrten
s. G. 5tf$er. sst.
@iiensGbccOlace, teRdnpig frii6 uno BON rrlter
Suaitat bel SIC. GiThrr S,t
Gacnr, fdf,gfen,. Gi6eItaHs. geaft.g umper unS
5rrfn empfehIt 9. 6. FtIbkr. Mot
5rilhe Orc9usn unb Mecicamente, urtsr anecren
ne%setabiIiiht Slutreinisunss -9iQtr, 9ranbretbsr, Gaines sub
eeutlde 8Gifr~9iIIen; 0tt2an's ge6ers Yintn; 5ulanSS, Sr-
letters, Sosrha"cn'S ue SafcrS Sitere, friib crhaltsn uno ;um
Sertauf bel 8. 6. SiI6er. Mot
&amms, feline nno 9robt, BON Snoia rubber, Glen.
bcin unb porn; ~fran;6fite unb enelI6e 3abn. unS NnaeIbirfen
e4te Can DC Cologne, in baIben unO 8an;en SlarcnS, 6i
9. 6. Gifter. Nt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Ncise Mm;cigcm.
ltnabbdmeiaer Snrmperetn.

Sammt!tde Witslisper nsrpen npbmaIs aufae.
%Ioresrt, laut frabsr sefaeten Ssiblu6ss fn am ndd.
lten Mftttpcd, sen Is. Npril, atencs 8 utr i'm Saale
eeS !rn. Ststnletn in epaitdnctssr Surntleibuns bel
Strafe ps Ausihluies pom Gsrsin elm ,ufnpen.
SIM Outrage
8. s. 6 m n, Ghriftmart
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Sr1entlttsr Notar uno @sridts.Qnwalt,
Office. Ste 0Ostrncr. unp 5rant!ins Strasc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Sefaantmaebnmaem
6. Ephem,S

@trttifaft unp 2aserbisr-S alcn,
Wiatnitrabe, ;niihsn Der IT. unb 49,, benz 1artt
aeaeniher.
DIET nai une 9slbinadepI tinsertGtete gBtrtbIbaft, M, nur
ee eelisn Ntau'rs, ea9er.gte unb frnfiae Grfdfhnnecn &C.
fubrt perber, c~nnpfebIt Ieincn %grsunpsn unb ben ocS1nrntru
9ublitun gum feieissn 9ciud QcuiS &pbcn.
Na6 Dem arrangement nit eiuem Der ar6Eten
Stsrtrauer IN philadelphia linp mir iekt in DEN
Stdnb sslebt, elm ietr sutcs unp id6nes Qoaers
Bier gu 81 per Barrel in / unb I, Seas fret ins
5aus s~eltefert ben Serren 9Sirtber sn serfaufen,
uno bcfen aud biesmal piebsr Sas &eronlaen
gu baben, infer Bier bier am miettcltsn ,u linz
BEN. @auter & Qrhnert
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
an ben S&uIratb Der S6ule Der ct. Sobannts
0emtinbr.

unter3si&neter eriudt sic, Ieinen Namen ais Silt.
9liee crs men aearinoeten S6ulpcreins Der ct. SO.
bounts gsmetnes gu irsi6sn, ia Isiner ueter;euelno
na6 Die erlte Sebrerifcue Sieisr S6ule nit eiurm
Nanne telebt 1T, benz psrfsIte feline Sinrer anper,
trauen nurcs. y. 6aGeL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Sc d t.

Gin 12-13idbrisrs @dcden BON suiem Gbarac,
ter in cine dmerifanilhe Sanilie NIT einem .Sinpe.
Auetuntt mo bel y. Weitbaher,
lSte Straee, smiI&en 0tain-
,no Carp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09

O~ampflbiffabrt sniItsn Aidhmpnp 1t. gleEp 9Jorf.
Die 6eteen srOBen dnb bequem etnssritteten See ampf>
lNtnt nSameetcpI" uno ,,Roanpfe" iperoen benz rcifcnben
YlehtIm iur 8enusuna befenS %enpf9blen. Ger Nabrpreis
eetra9t in Der Gajute inel. 9ett unb aOit $40, rnb i'm 3wi>
l6eneet 50. Die IS 1mestOpn" psridBt ibren QBboTf On
NedettS leoen Dienita9 UNI 4 ibr Ratmitiaes, ipSbrrrb bi.
,8oanPte" Ieoen 5reitGg nm 6 lbr @benes ron Sir Qo:nt
abtabrt. User eas leetere 9ampfIbif bemsen nil, bat lid
be-; ZEN unterSetdnettn Elm Gatrbilst gu l6ien.
Sra9t rt-o Dtul9t ongenomnen Unb pun!tltdf b~ef6r6ert.
YahaSepre;s naop NOrf0lt 50 90.
Z9.5J 2ubIan IL. I0tICn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Mihtia lnr Nnt nno ispen @maeInlnI

uitsIsstdneter tbeut benz scebrtsr 9u6tifum nit. bos ar elm
Eager auer SSrten SSetne uno Stqurrs bdtt, better Suali-
tat, bic er i'm Grpssn rne Alciren unN III cen biQioiien SOrci-
zen ablaBt, Scrlelte bait gteidfoue Gin Eager ,en oeutfteu
Sr!dt!en, reutlder gSurt, Serprlaterurlt, 8Iutpurlt unS
9ruee, Nbipntb, S6rctertdir unb aItr iultcr grttteI. Die in
gStrtl@ettten unb Won 9rtpatIsutcn sttraudbt merccn. g3iliac
Stnt1ltc leeei ~etnielbtn IN Stanb, pieetrum 6ufcrff btlta
ptrtauleh ju trnncT. Spbn Shub
Ghe SSeIcrlpn. urb Mnr hnnifrnfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
Mechanics Haus
.ocn u. SO

IIJVTidTITCS THUS
.ocn u. Wupuntc,
Wtatnltrafc, Sniihen Der 1Sten unb 19tcn,
1T acfS Petite eiuaeritttt unb fam Der GuacrbicrzSo
! IN %oclieibtil etrern leten Ter Staet, nanrcntud mas quite
@esrante betrtnt, sur Sctte ecfellt rrer6cn. -ErtfCbc u n.
tern, af jsoc Grt iubcrtitet, itnc lHts pprrdtkio.
Siili9e Scrte Tonnes baelblt einScIre umb geltntIdYpu cine
9~crtdbtetc 3inlutcr ruo @porb rrboiten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
8 III. Z. nR gore,
0utfabritant,

~N"' . ~
Dutiabrifant,
2O7 Srcapitr., ncben Gem Strre pcS
5rn. 2. 6i,l6,
empfcblt fur bic ieBise Saiirn Ien soultlneioes Qooer ou,r
&rtEn Sute une Ntubrn, ionic iprniscr in iolGen @fidiftrn
Hortpni'tnrer NrtlteI, bic iu ben b%tlisiitu 9rcilen perfoufr
YS nj. &. aRpnrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09

@eiuht ipirp rn iun9er Mtonn, Der ih in Der
9StrtbIhaft une Dem @eitGft pes ilntrr,ci,bneteu
I'M Nu9en'etnen uiblih MAIDEN mill. Outer 9cbn
'nlro iu9erhert. III r M a II, 9st.
Neteretura, Sd.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09

Y. r, EeNrer.
Srpa6fraee, No. 1877, ip. 5. unh 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-24
THE EVENING STAR.

BALLOON yoYAaE TO EURoPE.-Mr. John La
Mountain Is busily engaged IN this city In
making preparations for the construction OF
balloon with which he hopes to be able to cross
the Atlantic during the coming season. For
two weeks one of butchers patent machines
Mt the rope and cordage works. has been used
I'm making the Irvine to be used for the net of
the ship. This Is about one-tenth of an inch in
thickness, and composed Of thirty-six strands
Of the very best Holland linen, carefully Sc
lected from the stock at the Mechanicsvilie
thread mills. 1t was necessary to gauge the
machine and drills in order to turn out cor1 Oh
the required size. That produced Is remarka-
= bly beautiful in II, mske-as smooth and even
"a woven silk Its strength may De inlerIeo
from the fact that il will resist q steady strain
of three hundred pounds. The silk Tor the pal
loon has been selected from q recent importa-
ton from the East Indies at New York. IL Is
remarkable for the strength and hrmness of Its
6bre while st the same time IL is rs light rs
any In market The ballon is to be constructed
At lancaster Pa upon the frames and with
the apparatus used by Mr.. Wise, the father of
the eronautics, for the purpose. 1t will prob
ably be completed early in May. The first trial
trip viii be made from Chicago during the lat
ter part Of that month-and Mr.. La Mountain
designs crossing one Of tho lakes, and travelling
mt least one thousand miles over the continent.
Whatsoever may be thought of the prscticsbility
of this scheme, he has entered into 1t with a
hearty earnestness. which proves that he be-
feves its accomplishment practicable. and is
prepared to risk everything in the venture,
with no possible hope Of making anything I'M
less he succeeds In this nineteenth century
it will not do to laugh at any proposition, how
ever absurd it may seem. We can, therefore,
only wait; and we shall see what we shall see.
IF Mr.. La Mountain should cross the Atlantic
with an erial ship, his name will go down to
posterity with those of the most famous men
IL he does not he will, it is feared, share the
fate Of those who ''go down to the sea in ships"
Troy Times, FEB. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-24
INSTALLATIONS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

Posr OyrtcE DEFARTMENr, Jan. .L ieBS.
SEALED Proposals will be receIvea ~ tais De LII
psrtmsnt until O'Clock M, the z,tn a ~. g, APril
f,r fIrn shing for four years rom the nfst Gay
of Jly next in such and at such times az
may be IeqnlTed and S.ari ,o 10 wiz HAL
Can-as Mail Bags OF Sacks.
Sine No. l-Il3 inches in length and g inches in
to be made of cotton canvas, weigh
ing at least fifteen ounces to tine yard of p inches
with; the threads Of tho warp and welt to be
pos I'll of Eve arms each.
size No. 2N4l inches in length and q inches in
crcumforence, to be made of cotton canvas weigh
ut least fourteen to the yard Of % inches
width; the threads of the warp and wet o.be
posed of four yarns each.
Size No. So j inches in length and 81 inches in
circumference to he made of cotton canvas weigh
ing ut least eight ounces to the yard of ~ inches
width the threads Of the warp and weft to be COM
posed of three yarns each. ..-. ..
The canvas bags Of SIZES numhaged and are 70
DO made with a tabling or hem at the top of two
inches wide. upon wbicha sufficient numb"r at Isl
ten to the former and eight to the latter) of cyee
holes to b. wrought and they arc to lbs provide
with good and sufficient hemp cord to lace and the
them strongly. All are to be well marked. inside
and outside, U. :. Mail" in large and distinct let
Leather and Canras Mail Pouches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-24

LIFE INsuRAScE.-We understand that accord
ing to the reports made to the Insurance Commits
sioners by the Life Insurance Companies doing
business In this State, in all some fourteen, nclud
ing Ave In Massachusetts,, that the total number Of
policies now out from these companies is a little
fising A., 600 amount insured Sil6OO0- The per-
sons who take out life policies are chiefly mer-
chants and professional men, clergymen. lawyers,
physicians, &c. Many are taken out for the benefit
of wives and children, while but few. comparT-
lively are taken out by females or the labOring
elasses-BOstoa Traveller, FEB. IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-24

IrA gentleman applied TO the Probate Court
at Cincinnati, some days ago. for license To mar
ny lady. He was Informed by the clerk that
upon an application made on the previous day a
license had been issued To another party to marry
the same lady. license was given the second
applicant, however. and Inc has since married the
lady, The mother favored the first applicant the
daughter the second