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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

LErcHsa's friends point to the fact that he nov
owns slaves. 70 prove that he does not nov enter
tain the abolition sentiments OF The Ru6hei
Pamphlets. Such reasoning won't do. Al the very
time DR.. Ruhner wrote the pamphlet he wat
himself a STAKEHOLDER. and the pamphlet n pub
Ii.hed and circulated by him and Letoher undeI
the signature of "A SHAREHOLDER OF WEST Via
GISTA."-C Char. advocate.
The Advocate might have added that in 1851
Mr.. Summers, who was then the Wing candidate,
owned five slaves 10 Mr.. Letcher's one. But tina,
did not save him from the charge Of Abolitionisn,
They now claim for Mr.. Lstcher what they xere
unwilling. under much stronger circumstance
to concede to Mr.. Summers. But the people.
thank Heaven, will see through the hypocrisy OF
the preience.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

EXCITEMENT IN THE Custom Hotsr.-A circular
received from the Secretary o. the Treasury. al
dressed to the heads Of the different divisions Of
the New York custom house, reque-tin. them to
al r. somc Ian by which the present tarre may
he reduced one-fourth, has created considerable
excitement among the cuStom-housc officials
There are now three lucrative vacancies in the
New York cnst"m-house: Seizure clerk. 81 .50o;
chief clerk, 81 800; assistant appraiser. $1,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10
Proposition.

MARNADuxE JOHNSON Esq. Of the City Of Rich
mond, will address the people Of Iynrhhurg on
Saturday evening next at Dudley Hall, in behalf
of the election Of Mr.. Goggin. Any Democratic
champion who may desire to meet MIR. Jon>SoN in
discussion, is respectfully invited to do SO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10
>taEP1DsTGs EOK ogy,g..
For Board Of Public Works

pkS- We are authorized to announce Hon. WIN
n TkEDwAY. Of Pitisylvania, a candidate for ,bs oaica ~
commissioner Of the Board II Public Works
may 3dtiofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

t.oh could lie taken oi the reconsideration il Lei1r
atr6 u'clock. it was moved tina; tho Cony.nt;nnn
ADJOURN till Monday morning. After PRAYER by
Mr.. kendrick and benediction by the President.
the Convention adjourned till 0, A. NJ, Monday.
Richmond Enquirer Of .Mondap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

na- We are authorized to announce Gen. q.
q. CLAY n = candidate for the OH q OF Commissioner ~ the
Board Of Public Works may 3dsctiofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

lion. A. Is. Greenwood of Arkansas, formerly n
member of Congress, has been appointed by the
President to the Office Of Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs. The Washington Union says that Mr..
Greenwood has consented to accept" Very
likely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10
For House of Delegates of Va.

Ca At the solicitation IF many friends Of al
political parties, ] announce myself q candidate to rspreseu
the county of Campbell 10 the next House ct Dricratrs O.
Virginia. april Idtiofe1 BOWLING Cf 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

EsT- We are requested to announce JOHN B
J. LOGAN a %randidtte for he ONCE of Co,n,niSsisn.r Of th
Board OF Public Works. march u dtdofs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

noe THE uAHH.-AnssAer supply ST Bur.
!, nrits Cocoane for the hair also. MnL Aliens Restorer
and Zyi" Baisam. Woods Hair Restorer, and . variety 81
april 'aa-d.. oHS =. sEAY, prusr...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

WHOLESALE FORGERY OF NAMEs.-At an invcs,i-
Cation mt Salem, Mass.,on Monday last. ly TWO II.
g"nts Of the United States Treasury Department.,
Mr., &. w. Mnllrt, cx-Inspec'os of Customs, testi-
fed hat the signature Of over five hundrcl rer-
sous to II %netltion. recommending DR.. Geo. L"ring
for collector of Salem. in 1853. were forged in his
presence hv Messrs Lorinc and G. W. Pike. Tho
latter is now collector at Salem.
DR.. I.nrin. failing to obtain tho collrc.orship,
was appointed postmaster of Salem on the recon-
m"mlafiun Of said p%etitinn. Several ,romiuent
Democrats declare their alleged signatures to the
petition i~orgcrics.
1t il not known what action will be taken in the
premises. but Mr.. Pixies opponents are confident
ol his removal. So says n despatch to the New
York Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10
Remarkable Discovery of Crima

A Hong Kong (China) correspondent OF The
Boston 7rdreter relates an extraordinary discovery
| II n mysterious murder, A Chinese boy. servant
to Capt. johnson Of the New-York ship Mastif.
wss missed one morning in January, and $3.50
| belonging to the captain was also gone. Ii was
supposed. therefore. that he had aLscomlcl on n
Chinese boat which had been seen around the ship.
The correspondent says:
One afternoon the captain had occasion to 90
ashore. v,d, his owl boat being engaged, he was
obliged to procure one of the Chinese. called n
"ih>t boat" carrying n sail ms well ms using oars,
aud large and heavy. When he returned f. ON
the town the sea was rough, and the Chinese
master Of the boat being Ignorant Of the customary
way Of approaching the ship, the boat was driven
hv wind md wave with great force against the
side fl the ship, producing a violent cuncu,sion in
the water ms well ms in the hip. The effect Of the
discharge Of cannon in raising dead bodies from
tic water is well known. and such was the effect
Of the conclusion Of the boat. Had the trump
Of the arclangel been heard in the ear Of the
Chinese boy. hardly could he have sprung more
81 licnly from the deep where he lay. The mystic
~ was cleared M; suspicion gave way to certainty:
and now it was known that the poor cabin boy
had been murdered on board the American ship.
But had not the captain been obliged To hire a
Chinese boat On the occasion. and had not tue
Ignorance ct the master caused the violent dash
Of the boat against the side Of the ship, the secret
might not have been revealed till earth and sea
alike glv" up Their dead. How remarkable the
Providence. How mnch like the finger of God.
When the body came up, it was found with n
creased rope about the neck in n moose. when had
lrcn drawn so tight that upon u post-mnr,em cx-
animation, not II drop of water was found 10 the
body. The body had died Of strangularion aud
not hv drowning. Beside this, n piece Of iron of
about - b weight, called. .normnn.' an APP
pcnlagc Of ship tackle. was fastened to the dody
by the rope, that if the boy was not CHECKED he
might he drowned: and whether chokcd or drown
ed, or both. That he might tell no secrets. Nor
was This cnusl. the head bore marks Of violent
contnsion, and evidently it had been attempted to
Kill the boy by blows, and instantly, as well as hy
strangling.
Finally, three men were suspected and arrested,
ln' denied the crime. One, however. turned States
evidence. and charged the other two with the muir
der; he also told where the money was hidden.
Doubt rs to the suihciency of the evidence was
entertained, but one night the iailor overIe,rl the
M II accusing ench other. and thus giving all the
detail, Of the crime, On this accidentally procured
evidence AL were convicted and sentenced to be
hung.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10
GOLD PENS! GOLD PENS! GOLD PENS

SOLD PENS! GOLD PENS GOLD rENS:
Vh Premiums Worth Tirty UoHars.
GOLD PENS Wit or without Cascsor Holders sold at retail
VI At whoiesal" prices. and 4 Premium from a large assert.
NETT oil Watches and Jew very. var, ing In value fr m sl"d to
s3' gwen with zach article sold We ,Her this grea, in 'nce-
m,ni t., encourage CASH TKADh. and also =" more thoroughly
intr du.c our C~ELEBkATED GOLD PENS. which ae all
stamped with our ! rade mark, and warranted perfect In every
Respect.
All communications should he addressrd 10
METROPOLITAN GOLD PEN COMPANY,
IFS Broadway and Q Caurtlandt Street, NEW YoKK.
" send for . Circular containing Price l.ist Of G"ld Pens
and Cases. and Catalogue OF Premiums, which viii be sent
freq 70 any addrsmL april = AlAWfoslm-s. u. ?. . CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

ifieel afmoF. and Sc IS not les tban our roa'
ing maio, ity in '55.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

4 great cure, "a fer nii the Phy.icsnn. had fail
ed Ivy BAkf RS PREMIUM BirrERs.-ToM Mr. T.. Bikrr-Dea
Sir: In justice to yourself and persons who may be similarly
afflicted, permit me to cite an instance of the remarkable
1aa thcs OF your Premium hiiters, had never used them
until recently, but my wife having been afflicted with a ner.
vouS affection and dIsorlered stomach, Tor the past ten or
twelve years, used every means in my power to restore her
to heath, She was underline constant treatment of five OF
s> able physicians. but no relief cou!d be had. then saw
several criiihcat,s u. the rcmarkabl. cures made by your Bit
tiers persuaded my wife to try them she did 70. and in a
ii'tic time she began 20 rec over rapidly. No; only her nervous
affection and di,otderrd stomach were removed, but her gene
raj hrat III is better nov than 1t has been for many years. / am
now II ing and shall always ontinuc to use your Bitters. l
vii e tli>in lustice % voursrlf al for the icnrft of others
WHO are >imil nly afflicted. .Iour obed'cnt servant.
EchIopd, Jine u, lrJ7. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
Baktn. PkhNIuM BITrERs -lsichmond, Sept IL, lsJa.-It
i win wiling pleasure that add my testimony to the virtue
OF BAkkKs PtENIuu BirrEils, In making a perm snent cure
at M established case of D., pcpsia, from which | have suffer
ed So much for the last twelve months. Also. my wite Is using
itwihh great surccss. after Suffering for many years from de-
tIltrlon aud disuriicrcd stomach. As soon as commenced
tie use f them. was convinced uf their valuable qualities. I
confidently recommend them to the afflicted. j. ADAMS.
For safe by a the Druggists in Lynchburg, aud by all the
pliu, pal Druggisis IN the chy Ut Richmond. and elsew here in
Virginia also of M,ssis. Chas. Stptt Il Co, Washington city,
b. r. II ntahlcr ~ Co Baltimore, Md ID. Is. Miller, Gov.
inrtun. Ky; AMI barnes N Park, n Y.
Orders allied by addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor.
OFT E1ts Richmond Va
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3enisssHsats.
REPORT OF THE
~g.yschbsrE Tobacco msd Grain Market,
coERkcThD 81
ALExANDER a root.
C o NJ M ISSrON MERCHANrS.

TOBACCO We note an inereasa In The receipts for the
past week. THE better qual lies arc nov mostly In d-nand.
and prices ruling inily mp to .nr figures TN the low grades.
Iri"rs are rather easier. We qnoie ronm N and medium. Lugs
. td6 Medium 10 good and hne Lugs kR, q rs eainmon TO
medium Leaf eed9i good aid tne Leaf tI296l shipping
AID strmming Leaf Sll1i3
But little on the msrkct. Prices are finn at
Sod ~ tor prime aud extra lots, Al which sales ha we been
mad : interior grldes 8 u | il
FLOtR We note sales AZ Ell FOR snperhne eeI for Ex.
IRA an Family IN barrels, and $6l al In bags clhsing NJ the
.httrr pic The transactions were about 6U barrels and 6o
bag Ir The week,
CpRN.-Receipis continue light. Orc hit Of mixed sold 1t
t7t tents We quote White at 81 ii r5t. Sales abort 900
bushels at "nr figures
MEAL-Sslrs confined mostly tn consumers In lots Of ) 10
10 bushels. W. qnots al OIL % a Il. sales abou, 100 LusL
els. mostly at g. %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10

Hc'rinx'-p aseni Ch;tsn piou i'..4 .ni sss, - =
Proof Saf.>. with Ha{fs Pdrnf Pocd,r Pr09f Locks, liz. >I..,
thpt were aw arie,l separate medals a. The Worlds Fair, Lon
don. Is }. an the Worlds + i. New York. 1853, and are the
Nurlh'. Fan.
Tl"-e safes form the most perfect security 'Ca'rs - ,ui
.rrsiars, of a,y >aic ever offered TO the lu,i,
Sl,tHu REWARD W IL hc pad 10 any pers.i, ihdt ! -l,v
that n litRkING'> PArrNT CHAMPION SAFE ever ,J,rl -
preserve It's contents in an accidental Dire.
The Subscribers al % manuf,c'u'e all kinds Of Boiler and
Chilled Iron !Iauk Chests aud Wants Vault u rors and Money
fox"s. or Ihr.ts tor b okers, jewelers.. AID private families,
IN Pate. Diamonds, and thcr yaluabIrs.
SIi.AS G. HERRING e. co,
Isl Broadway, corner Murray Street,
Opposite CITY Hall, New York.
AGENTS r. W kNowLEs, Richmond. Va: H.. +. LES.
TER Petersburg, Va; J, II. THOMSON Il Co., i.ynehburg.
Va; aud ROWLAND n BROTHER, Norfolk, Va.
teh 29i ms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10
ICE CREAM NALtbON
"STAND DOWN THE STREET.

VIe room for The finest Ice Cream Soirop in re $ oF.
M" NED this day. an ICE CREAM SALOON. for the re.
Nr"paton "f Company ". Ladies and Gcnticlncn, vim are re-.
lucs'el II cn, with The assurance thai cverythtIs " ia be con-
durtel In tn h, u si>lr.
Nv" lts,N to the I.ade s, that til. Saloon will to" nller the
imurrllrc charge OF Mrs BOYD.
MAY NH. lsJ9-miy lndts. s \. BOYD.
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5usrranre Companies.

NEW-ENGI.ASD MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO
~ Bos-oa Capital md Accumulated frcliasat Ls
Psys casa Siyi4z3 q - per oeztt a. a. .ns9s1
- Rsr-ar.s a.. fsruisne3 Er.<is- JOHN HOfPlE,
kreut ara AsscYuey ~ Re O. No 80 hrrtd~sy. - =
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUEs[

ANIMAL ENTERTAINMENT
~ ~
CHARITABLE FUND
e. the
r. GzOkGEe sociKTT.
wTN1TB GGRDYs.
Roe ENBzk = lsss
Ds.-s s-s e -s Psrlgr,sres - sor,,,ss-ss : ssscs
Tr~ Fsg<o--l6-oS VII fg-1if. crs
~ 4HhIlC EsTEKTafSXER
y ia
T--.~S Csu.tzny. ~ IT, WisseY fLzSes.
a P4klyE OfEkA.
p " snS NJ HESkI DkAYTOs
IT. tsE~ k1y ss.Asrs1 tf srTisss Spa tt1 scss o.
Thy s1TIOshL 1NTFsz.
Te - sr-rby
- CELLEz ~. HEsRf DRAffOf, al " ~ kkIbOs
Tortr wl,t ~ sssrss Caro- y tcg y ft.<f "tzSre
T. "a - III sTsrf-9 BALLaDe ~ - s'Ls y
To Mas GEBLiE an Pfkklh..
o. al o>,. rec esrszn.is, Ill ,. lad 70 ~ pss q
~ bss>.
T5lsss. a. sys q. IL - II H. flIsz1g Co.a1-i,ts~s
goh- Y4slss N D. Jzzoss heop~y Pros.
r. - Arehaa-4 r. 2. y Ca Eoo~-t y s-s~f.
800 = No. Tnos-ss n. BSri1s,
Iess-1 Wsffer q. ~ kseTn,
TrrrSs ylros. ls-ss tSr3ef
49, gs,e.xe. Jshn T. Hsl1sr
4fs.ses EazsYcs got- fsoE.
E1wkro ,. tan1-r-9r, join O. Dsse,
~ D. Cs..Lsps.sos Cbzs.es z. Elsaazl.
Jsn1 8. Ksrfl@f', - D. = a1esss,
WIN Trr.z Jcnr r. EOcls,
f'fooEs- Arrllr p rfsea.
Jo.sph T. WEI. Itonss D. Nizeissa.
~ = Pm H. 81
u, (sto g~stor s4for-e Z. ksfrffo-1-
lfe.rg Egr- gizssel ,ist@n.
RoDe-f Bzre Chsrses II Hsee-
FFffD Fr.cha-A
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p J. BlEEcxEz A1ctc.eef
DOSITTYE SALE IN PARTITION OF NALJ-
II ABLE BROADWAY PROPkkIl "a y -. NJ
A Vii Al A. E1r-iSn- " LDNLcDA1s eef- -
q y oeL n A-rs kIrh tAe Valust = - a. s-s
80 4. -. as BROADWAY, NASAL~rIr y go
q iis sapres Gear. ssS-T direction q n ULsOESFEA
Estsres-
-. Re Tryou-Tss, 81 Jsask DeEiasOa No Ws-st
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6ouses 10 Get.
DOOAs TO LET, with STEAM POWER, at
IL HO. lsl snd lss Hercsrt Apply to the ense~ On Tie
pseHi'es' Fv HAUGwOUT D. Co,
Corner Broadway and bTooSne-s;s
DOONS. OFFICES and STUDIOS to LET,
Ii ip the rbleronf budinE Eos. Sol and 50 Brosdws!,
about 70 b occupied In ps- By the MANUFACTURE
A. HERCHAhTs' BANK -
Apply 70 \, ti.s M - g $500 y, -,
RIO LTASE-The UPPER PART OF the five
..erv white marble BUILDING No SIS Broadway. Apply
"a WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. rs Broadway, or 70 JOHN
TAYLOR No. 0ss Broadway.
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90 h1bom it Hlap Goutrru.



A THINKING NACHISE.-Cslculatins =
N 1sissiuz tnersiors eslsa-tlas aa-eE-s~ -
-asfEfre. Te brosrt fALCL LiIbE. tre1- E9fy
I'D slSlsss. eids s1 - ~ 49,; ssstas 49, t -
inFessc for seFe-s- IA u erCt-s A. r. 80
49, --rDrisirE zB1 s-r-tirE ise-F, ~
3. 10 s1rs ~ crlrll-- = szlrrf a. cz-s-
2 !. DOS = Si,t iritle c-rlz-1tT - rf-ret--ss
T. T. ocssf Nht III TspadfF q Prs-ie-e s,-eEars1t
4 10 so-s = N4f.osi n1elt1i .-ocr.
Irs.rrsreon shis eD@rzsiag sces 90. ir-
IL scdif'e1
rne Ys.s.s r3 at-rs-. tfs1gr. 30 rr. 49, -sfe t-r
v.se.so q -lck rl1chins d,sfz1ls Tst n1f1or f
sons IL Operssou b srleo 10 I've -1Efss % = -
e e - u or1e-: AL. from itf .y, q - i
IL orS@r n o. Rets y-icr 10 To pz'srt b. -. f--T
o. esEnt-s Abyut tzf q rsss q s~sl 20 AeN
Iss-~ Fr-sr pree - te-to-y 81
rrs 81 1900. sssress FK4sEE Co. We. a. 5rs-rHT
NOIICE.-NOtiee j. hereby gwen that no Fersoa
~ sslthoe1 ~ S1ts Q, o. coL-f ~
cisfrrs g. ~ IL ts " A . brzty CO.. - t1.r .
a. srff frrr srd Ia tel. Tie bus1f ~feE a nrr-
flsor- <a es-r-d th~ % Ali brsey c. l
Es-esf- s.o1 nsTe b-~- r---
totor-. \ - BEAU 20 - - =.
rVARGET PRIZES. TARGET PRlZEs.-Ihose
Who visa -~-ef Tsrr-; rrzes vil ard ~ - az'
-. 40 ossf yrc-s q; the iorz ssisne1 s-1 s- s1ssn
49, cfLf fIr- HAhT. Eos sal Blr.iu-slp-
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Ghances for Bnsiness meH.
Rec BRIDGE OVER HARLEM RIyER.-

FREE BRIDGE OVER HARLEM RlFER-
il SDTICK TO CONTRACTORS.
gFsJEn PROPOSALS. vii b r-oeiFsd ur-i - - day
of oeasr int ~ o1iock u he -Cslaa-fsioa-fs ~
psro-frr Ots.-1~tio-s ron Hge11 River srd b1if,E d
-. frdss ever the " lot Bue DrsS Pier fgr IT,
- lrils. O. ti.e site q HscOuID's Dan 49, - -
re rsrs md sr@cilesfoEf D s~en q. W H. fLDk-
YSCFr AaroTlbs D1E. snl =. lk pace hlsaE c,ii-orf
vii b. furnished 20 CoIfrs~tor,-
IN rret ,ous rauat fel 10 sec7rcs1re Slth tae
b-~fs ferrf.ed inf0sst la s~r~d erffop~, ff-~d -
INWARD IA. TRACY, LnEEssr, ard - q lie gz4c> o.
IYsyfS d. MORRIS. No TTy0u -cg.
The tfottiols b. panied ~ ire Srft@z consent
~, s.fsre uzes. who vii bond f2r tFr tle1szsd
Sr IL hfri rsorrnz-os % TIE COMMIT y p snll -
,,srS-f D. to rsprr. The Couis4oosrs rerse tas rzt
A. -t sv Or prsyosons ich thy tatak ss 70 Tor
~ .srsfs tie Cy o. eN ~ on and Ee l2aIEJ 81 eat
ebr-.e-. 10 &C. 81 siscollss Dan, Mo-. - 40
EUWARD r. TRACY. Knrnser.
NOR welI-establi-bed country NEWS
ii PAPER don. : god bcs.ls.s. Apply 70 NJ IhOAAS
H. ROOKER scre1asn q The Tribune frgtns or1es
m ca WOODLAND for SALE
IN DIV. Lsrre stock q Wool. Sie.I kaZios ard
q euIsT ssss f,r Cgus kndinE WOOL tte host.. sse4
To- ana Yy'rres Iesse loT reu Doing cab troe
Apr - Hos and 81 l01rsy.. between ittE ed ltts
GI0 Mnt TO SI5,OO0.-MANIED, q 81
% IO.OOO lent or SPECIAL PARTNER VIA me aaose
essb caoitsl In business ezizahed fer ten years Az
rr+iou 81 business done Tor cssh ADD car . made nlch
Iore rostabe Is sddols capital An tesieT can b. Lad
by addressing D. Tribune OHre None but principals nee1
app.
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5ales tp Aurtirn
: ~o-rcr MAGNIFICENT

AUCTION NoTIcE.-NAGSIPlCE,hI
n HOUSEHOLD YrRSIIT RI, 1 .s -. - 49,.
~ = Wer 5<k-s-. es1fF q = 49, - -
- I-sws-rr-z= fz-zfE-=. ---rss FirSf - -
80. F..--s Cs---ss Enes. A.. A. 49, -
49, saz l--lrr-roaE- F.-rs-rs e. ~ -
- Bus-.s.-f a1l k1rAez Frfrt--s- for i-i'ri
u -. -.
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Board ano Rooms.


DOARD.-Three or four single gentlemen can b
ID accommodated with BOARD IN small private America
family. Apply st NO. ~ Sd-st.' NeN-fork
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6ouses ano farms DanteS.

ILLINOIS LAND WANTED-ln Mclean or
a.. n the A oinir. eoanties s1chsnge improved
I'D upproyed property BFooElyn. Address H., Box NO
4Ols Pos;-Oaics. with IN particular
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
II NITURE in 81 eoos snd styles, ~hessle 81 resAl q
= rs M upU.rd Al<o MATTRESSES AID PAILLASSES.
WARREN WARD, No. III CanAist,
-Four doors ezst Of Broadway. n Y.
IMAM ELED FURNlTURE.-Erst-clsss
IL (rsinsd .oa Ornzunenia acknowledge s1pssE IN style
and fush this country Also Asftreses bed
sin Ac szs by J. w. FISHER Co, No ssz bFosd~sy
CIDEBOARD.-FORS SALE, less than half the
- original cost; very sgpror sidebosrd agPied FOR with
h. aS-ys CsIs j. ". VAHDEHATEK'S.
No. 81 Ann-st-
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Billiard Gables.

DHEI.AN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE,
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS,
for By the patensss and lssngtsetEreI. IlTas %
Eos 81. IS, s. AID q crossyst, Ns~-fsrx
VNPORTANT for BILLIARD SsLOONS-
Ill BYHRENs'S PATENT BILLIARD REGISTER ks<7fs
correct sccoun. Of the rAe and Ihe number q go
played OUIkk bkoiHEhs eo- - $50. -
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Grean 6teamers, &r.

DORTLAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKp
a LINE Wis VICTORIA BRIDGE
The hrsl-c.sss screS steamships,
Observation-Disclosures. sidrey CrcwsA
PATAPSCO..-..........C Capt l.. n. lsytecs y.
VII tesvs Pier No. u North River, NewYok And Bf51i
Wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY Gnd SATURDAY.
o'clock. D. m Rushing tinle 58 houss
Passage. including meals and sEsseroou- 80 -
Tkee steamers Wta Grand Truak Railway sn1sl
the cheapest and psdtioas sisht Inns 70 A0niss
Qrebec -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21
TESTERS
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
EOCH-S7TTOH
81 WING MACulNES.

rI,IiI3 is the IN ost reliable be win Machine CIV
l. CT offer ed in this market, both in the quail
ty OF It's work, tts durability and simplicity. -
Tie Operation af II 10 eaaier learned than that
Of suy ather III achine, whilD 1t works with ease
on the anest silk or heaviest cloth, which 1t
works in a very superior manner; making q
strait, evenly lsid ssa,n, sIoch Fnef than ordi-
nary hand Rof;r, 6hile 10th sldea OF the clio ia
are stitched alike. Itritely gets out of working
order or requires repairine. and Is SO simple
that an operator can perform all ordinaty re-
pairs on il. until il ID worn out. With all the
advantages over other machines, We feel conf
dent Testers Patent Sewing Machines will best
meet the wants of families, all Kinds Of mani
facturi ng elothiers, tuilors, or any others re.
curing seam in their work, will find this n
Machine that will do their work in rapid AMI
substantial manner, md much nicer than the
ordinary way. Families who require much
sewing will find this Mnghiae peculiar. adapt
ed to their wants, besides saving labor enough
in Il few months to pay for i. TailOls will find
a great Swing by using this Sewing Machine,
besides being always sure Of n superior quality
of work that does not rip, IN that looks much
nicer thar hand work.
REFERENCE 70 4 FEW PERSONS USING THEM.
J. ". Richardson, Merchant Tailor, Gay ST.,
near the Church.
Levi Perry & Co., Shoe store, l79 Bait ST.
S. Strider Mantilla Factory, Baltimore ST.,
over PARIS China stere.
J. Evans, No Is Baltimore street.
James Taylor. No. 3i6 Baltimore street.
Miss Kate Willyard, 10 Constitution street.
Mrs. L. A. Beard. NO. 80 Ensor street.
Mrs. Buckmiller, rs McElderry street.
Mrs. Watson, 1875 Hamburg street.
Mrs. P. Brooks, I47 Hamburg street.
L. D. CHASE, Agent, lG3 Bait, st.,
Opposite the Adams Express Co.
baltimore, june l6, ls59.-ly.