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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-01
By James M. Taylor 4 Son, Aac.'s.

" En- NALUAbLE 1OUSE AMI LUZ
CANT LOT ApIoINfNG. AND TWO SNAIL
HH8Es ARP . :og oE ~ At M
IT g o'clock, p 81, that very valuable House and
Or. Grsbe, The lot upon which the house stands
fronts on 4os feet and the vacant lot
small tenenlents and lots, fronting on 9th street
2o,s feet running back 65 feet and now in the
This property is considered valuable not only for
private residences but well located for business
TERxs.-one fourth cash; balance at s, u and Is
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and .ns secured o US sr n f fsat SON. Auc
COMMISSIONERS, SAhEOF VERY
County, 81 to d.c4es
of the Circuit Court of Henrico, IN the case
the 1nds ned As conmissioaeTs viii sell at pub
S affn T. h he be-, b d the
oins na. M shs oaMins very SapasSs
real estate, situated on or near the Deep Run
inond, bens portion of the property Of the late
Ambrose Hutcheson to Wit. $1,000.
ing on the Turnpike. Immediately opposite to
homestead, containing about 200 acres, upon which
sad n ossS FEN 9
II acres lying on said road, aboat 81 miles from
"A mar snd suIysy can b seen =. the ONCE of
J1 r'S Son i city Of .oS
shove property, are referred 70 Messrs: James n.
sG e E Of as need
y .n ss third Of the purchase money in
ono and two years from the day Of sale. the credit
payments TO be secured BY nes otiable notes With
purchase money il paid and a conveyance directed
w snV 800 . -
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BY Richard Cauth0rn, Auct.
HOUSEHOLD AND AITCHEN FURNY.
II TuRE AT AUcTIoN.-on FRIDAY, ID day
st auction. on account of whom 4 may concern. a
lot Of FURNITCRE, hc., consstifis in part Of
FeatheI Beds and Bedding, Bureaus, Sofa, Car
Also, . lot of WEARING APPAREL.
se3 r.. CAUTHORN, Auet
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MARBLE WORKS.
WI JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OFITALIAN AND AMER-
ICAN MARBLE

OF EyERY sTYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Gsid. between 5th and 6thstrsets. on Main, and ex
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North South, which will
sell as low any establishment in this city else
where. je7-3m
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(,ARPETINGS! -CARPETINGS. I'm
- GRAIN, THREE-PLY. TAPESTRY. BRUs
Sells, VELVET, BOOKINGS, ELT-cLOTHS,
BR E DEN 4 EOI i .-----.

~ GRAIN, THREE-PLY. TAPESTRY. BRUs
Sells, VELVET, BOOKINGS, FELT-CLOTHS.
RUGS, DOOR MATS. &c, &C.
BREE DEN 4 Fox,
are receiyng: THIS DAY. Monday, 18th Aug ust,
the LARGEST and MOST ATTRACTIVE assort-
ment Of CARPETlNGS ever yet exhibited by
them. We have made arrangements to keep our
Carpet Department constantly supplied with tho
newest and most desirable styles. Our constant
attention shall be given to this branch of our bust
ness, and iy adding the inlucement of a large and
weli-asaorted stock to the very LOWEST scale Of
prices, we hope to increase our sales in this De.
w. BREEDjEN L FOX, 2l7 BROAD st.
S.-We have engaged the services Of U PHOL-
STERERS. who will be prepared to cut and lay
down Carpets for us at shortest notice. au 29-Imif
E,ALL. 1s3g-FREsH FALL -GoODS.-WAT-
l. klNS L. F1CKLEN. No. l59 Main street. have
in store and are receiving daily per express and by
every steamer. their fall purchases of RICH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS. We name
in part Dress Goods, in rich Chere DeB Alps; Pop
Inns; Bay adore Satin De Palestro; Chere Masenta
Cloths; Silk Plaid Valentlas; Paris Printed De
LANES; Cashmere Double Skirt Robes; Mouselin
Printed Robes; Dress Silks, in new and beautiful
styles; Two FIounced and Double Skirt Silk Robes,
and every variety of new and egant Dress Goods,
now being received Also, English Prints; Cling
hams; new and choice sty les Of Mourning Goods;
also, every variety of Staple and Housekeeping
'ooo'' 'o' 's'' . 'A' WATKINS FIcKLEN.
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No. ~ AND LovTs OF - BAkri1on1 s5lr1I.
orr : stock unsurpassed IN the United States in
VARSITY md eheap19es. Otdss soli1itedan6 pfounps
attention. Eiyen. Termn-< noo.; eper cent. OF for
eash. paf fnnds. b su IL I'm
~ French Wcya CQRHETH-a futl assortment;
kadisr C4lA&.4 aRlsndid l1ss
Gss.sss.a "a S fs1 R IEh iii isA lussl'
RElTs-al aSsoftmsat, Aes ~,
/ q i Th0l61e. HU6nk8 : CALDWELL.
E1n0I on .TGg oEsA64N 10 bhlo. NosfA-
= 4; i.' ". 3 AZ :'s :s:ss.'
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SUDDEN DKATH.-Capt. Charles McGill, who
for many years sailed out of Baltimore, died
suddenly at Berkeley Springs, Va, on the 10Th
ut. The deceased was for twenty-six years
engaged in the merchant service, and during
that period endured the seyerest priyatisns
and hardships Once his entire crew fell vic
Tins to yellow fever in foreign port and
upon another occasion he was upon the ocean
for several days III small boat, without food
or drink, his ship having sunk, and with it
the earnings OF his previous life. lie sustain
ed a high reputation for nautical skill and
thorough seamanship. In 1896, he retired from
the profession and took up his residence in
Georgetown, ID. q.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILAoAD,{
GenI Gup,ts Office, Richmond, Aug. -, 'oe: s -
TN CONSEQUENCE OF The L a b g y
amount of Wheat and other produce arriving,
and the Depot being 20 completely full! It has ne.
il may concern. that ali produce, after hsing un-
loaded from tho cars 10 at tho risk Of the owner
consiknee: and IL not removed frem fho Depot
~ is-imifI THps DoDAMEAD. tiss. ssp't.z
CPRUCE,- 90 feet ] and IL inch SPRUCE,
- Of superior auAfity, for sale By
EDWARD E. DUDLEY,
18th It.. between Msin and FrMnklin.
CABINET JACkEIS AND PANTS. Blue
~ Hatinat Jnekets ena Pants-voRy auperi0r goods
and we'll made--in stare and for sale hY
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
IN HA0RRL6 YELL0W COFFEE 10.
~ CARS. IL atore. tnr .s9le py
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cult Court of the city OF Richmond, need on
the 2lst May, 1858, in the case Of Norton guard.
Norton and ais. and by virtue of the powers con
18th june l8s, 9th June, 1885, 9th Feb, 1884 shall
proceed to sell, at public auction, on the premises
commencing at AZ o'clock. p. M, tif fair; il not
the next fair day,) that valuable HALF-ACRE
of Clay and 9th streets It will be divided into four
lots ct 32S feet on the south side of Clay street.
running back 163 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
and commissions, balance in four equsl install
ments, at 90 days, 9 months, Is months, q months
gnia to the credit of the cause. and for which the
purchasers will give obligations accordingly the
title to be retained till all the purchase is paid and
conve, ance ordered by the Court.
au Is ANDREW JOHNSTON. Surv'g Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDpIN q ArPERsoN. Aucts.
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PosT-OFYICE APFARs-A new office is es-
tsblished at Prices Factory, Washington
county, VA Jas. T. Price, postmaster-on
route from Abingdon to TaZewell Court
House. Post-oiiices observation-disclosures
City Courthouse, Charles county, Va, Lo-
Gust Lane, Fayette county, Va. Appoint
ments-Chas. y. Bush postmaster at Boom.
Mills, Franklin county, Va, vice Pleasant J.
postmaster at Morris Church, Campbell coun-
tv, Va, vice Brice A. Martin, resigned. Isaac
NJ. Jones, postmaster at Pig River, Franklin
county. Va. vice John G.. Meador. resigned.
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Ce.PartnershiD.
MECHANICAL,
1910 NOW READY FOR 1910
1COCs THE FAIL TRADE lOOOs

GEORdE SIAKhEIT, tBelvin's Row, Gover-
st. offers to his customers assortment I'M
rvalled BY that of any preceding year. Our facili
ties for doing work in and upon Dwellings Stores,
Factories, Churches, &C., cannot be exceiled. Re-
pairins. pieces for Stoves sold in years past, fer
sale. Barstow's Spiral Furnace, for brick, sizes !;
Richmond Portable Furnace, 5 sizes; Hedenburg's
Heater, formerly known a. LA Trobe";, Brilliant
Gas Burner, Ia fuel saver,l sizes; Factory Coal
can Cooking Range, for brick, sizes; American
Cooking Range, rotary top, sizes; Bay State
Cooking Range, tportabe,l 5 sizes; Helpmeet
Cooking Stoye--a new article, made for my own
trade, with Hot Water Reservoir. Tin Rooster, 9
Boiler holes, and large Oven-"simple, strong and
complete" In addition to the above, some fifty
varieties and sizes, suited to the varied wants Of
the people. Country dealers buying here Stoves,
save freisht. Early orders will receive immediate
attention. Those coming later will be promptly
filed in their order, and fast the work can be
well done. e4sf
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CTOCK OF GkU, EKIiN AND HOUSE.
- HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-OnF FRI.
DAY, ID September. at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at the
store OF Z. y. Totty. corner , Of Gary and Adams
variety usually found in well reg nlated Ietail
Grocery. together With al the moyeable appurte-
At the same time, the Household FURNITURE
embraeing the usual variety Of well kept articles
TERMs-Cash. e, 3. COOK
au 20 Anct.
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IKSSsHIEES; SALE 9E Real ESTATE,

~ LI&NII4vu .UNITEINs z IIuBt661.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,S
Sale conducted by JAS. Al. TAYLOR l. SoN, Auc-
ti0neers. sulI
A- The above sale 10 postponed till FRIDAY,
the I'd day Of Sept, at ~ O'Clock in the afternoon
auX TRUSTEES.
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SHER!FF'S SALE. will be sold. at the
city of Richmond, situated at the corner Of 6th
and Byrd sts. to the hi shest bidder, for cash one
one large BOAT, to satisfy an execution in my
hands in favor of Sampson < Pae VS.. Henry ExaH.
Sale to take place the 9th Scpt 1889 ut the hour
of II o'clock, A. M. JNo W. WRIGHT, Q. ST..
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ASE The superior fast-ssilng packet schooner
1sSrSAN. Capt. SETH. g. RoGERs, having
will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight,
apply to au 23-ts1 DAVID Il VIM. CURRIE.
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nc All ALEX. b. HiiG1sCsHiEsoN,)
yN0. a: HIcHESON. cemmls-
Hu e X. iHltcHEsoN,

JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts..
jy 23-3awtl5Stdtds
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~ y, CONT g0}N AlNINa 81 1CREs. WITHIN 4 ME h
Nj NIIE HE o "a sGqHSET En ~ q
id al foAAs S szIEs A IS 1JcTlSJ0N
~ appointed By decree Of ths Circuit
p proceed g 81. %
e. o ssss the &
1d,oiPns the lands Of tho late wsi.sn c SIssts
Huffman and essers The tt racs co o.aea
scfes. a6pnt two-thiIds Of which 10 clsared, the
es.r I'll -. .Sed and = %ss, Son Son, M
The land - well adspted to the usual crops. par
ticMlarly r. that VI wheat.
a.. nc D1idings ON the place. though numerous, are
AZ. WI. HvvrsAs. rssidinr on IL. place.
w Tv sske pleasure FL iE shoIlns the sane.
months for nss otable notes, interest," a6dad and
title retained until last pay m fqbs (: Ssa 60
Sale By GoDpIN 4 AprEkscs. Aacss an i Sawtd
hi1t l4 TAE d6k kSFs
OF So AND ARCH sTREETs.-As Trustee Il = :
CERTAIN Ger deed Of trust from Mrs Elizabeth b. Pres
PREMISES.
RHA Hsfk Y soss +; M ne
II .i,sHs feet Of krou1d the east line Of
wide bounded on the south By Arch street. The
SAID land will be divided into lots ffontinx ctheS
he hour aas =; re. b
feet. The deed requires : cash sale, but. by con
ssns Of the creditors, the terms viii b One. fourth
notes, interest added and title retained ant, All
the notes are paid. -
IA Sale BY GoDD,s AppEn.oN. Aucts. an =
COMMISSIONER SALE OF yALUA.
~ BILE HALF-ACRE LOT, No 7a2 AT tn 3
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CPECIAI NOTICE.-DARRACOTT HAIR
~ RlS co. will sell from this time to the close
of the present season. all summer goods at VERY
Low PRc Is. and As they have large and desirable
stock stiii on hand they would invite all in want to
give them an early call.
DARRACoTT. HARRIS L CO.,
Pass No. liz Main street.
Successors to Merchant, Weisiger & &c.
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M"sniAccni srhcmc Tor january. 1880.
GRAND CAPITAL PRlZE
:p62, $50.
MARYLAND . AATE LOTTERY.
Glass 4,
To be d,awn In Balhns,e Saturday January 9th 1879
uad he adeaee u ths Lottery
SPLENDID StHlIENL
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VNEKD's PATENT ~E WING: MAa nINEn.

wEEDs PATENT sEMaNa: ma. mlN k>.
offered In ,h. Market both the quality work its
rabty and simplicity The operation Of it Is learned
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either
which works in superior making straight
both sides OF the cloth s,r he'd alike, rivang beauty
hc mos. essp hand work sy ge ont Of Working or
perform all ordinary repairs Oh IT, until Is worn ont With
rd. Patsnt Scrag will meet tho wants Of
Families, all kinds Of Manufacturing Cloters Taors Boot
Saddle Msnufacu,ers viii lind this Marhi,s
that viii do their work in rapid aud substantial and
much sewing will And this Machine particularly adapted
ay for ~ 5 sre. by using % h "
ing Machine besids being superior quality
and work Boo: NJ nnfnciurrrs eau save Thou.
sands Of Dollars by using this Machine while for
Ito work done leather Ivy this Machine
The editor the Cadartown C ecrsa Patriot say. When
purchased your Heeds Patent SonS MaeAine intend
I'd il wholly for 'amly but it RECOMMENDED
Of n.ehbors testify to the superiority
work done in tins way both in point Of beauty aud strength
Dor oh pay One Of neigIbors who
large plantation says worth the wage" Of his two beA.
hands In the time In king cothes for the Ev
Machine have sold in this vicinity has given the
est satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you
Extract from letter written by gentleman owning
Machines in bought
he and with the best of practical results In less than three
clothes each my hundr.d plantation
and lind the tine saved in using them has
than paid their
Another Planter used employ three four hand.
in making clothes the but since purchased
Bteds Patent Seeming Machine hand does the sewing
the whole plantation hie fe for making nearly
all the clothes the family feel confident the Machine
for itself every three months
We wish ali no Machine to examine ,hc.e they
ples and best for Family Plantation any
9th where stitch required. Price of Wseas Patent
String Maehine SlUU and $3.50.
JAS II WHITNEY,
Successor to within Il Lyons
345 Broadway New York.
IL Sold by A. S. ENGLEDovE. dealer in Fancy Goods,
Bonnets. & c lynchburg, Va m 3O-s
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SOME RERO S:UANO, EkOh SOMRREkO
- ISLAND. WEST INDIES The richest formation OF
Phosphate ri Lime the ID, containing over 90 Pei
Of Bone at Lime, iring 10 per rent richer In
PhosI than Bun, bust For sale by the Subsri
thar eruvian Guano and from
tnonials ed superior it IL ierizng qualities 70
further particular al,I IL W. I. ANDERSON.
m
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NJ Jif prizes amounting Sl9U20CO
Tickets q, llav.sS 10 quarters 80 Eighths - 80
Iackagr II Whoie nkuts go, c,s. $40
1h.1e air ~ drawn ballots, and ea'h ballot b,ing
""flh : u S-4O
cent on bel
Leaving ,isk 10 the purchaser .............. $50
Persons who desire need only the risk Package,
TOT which wii sena "A terthcatc as follows;
Iaek holes, $500 10
do. q liaycs... I.U
l. W
u All orders addressed to X FRANCE 90, Managers,
Baiumore Md will meet mh ate and tue prnt
cd Uhcia drawings sent As soon
X. FRANCE & CO,
jan I'D .m-Aw.l Managers Mar, ianl Saio Lotteries
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.. =
sign or Tue EAGLE,
hfFE hs friends and the pGor generally one ofthe
~ largest and choicest stocks W A lCHES JEWEL
any EKWAKE, FAME Gi.oCkS and FIRST CLAoo
lie cheap beautiful Ind in any other
slent in THIS aa. other country In every depart
nI"t articles mpoitcdJ Of the Stht
styles aud the most unique, leai and elaborate workman.
ship. septs t.
lDRICE OF KEROsENE OIL AND LAMPS
kuSi.AE OIL ONE DOLLAR AMI tN1Y rIvk CENTS per
gallon We have made w,th the Agents to
keep hand supply til, Oh sad the sole ngenis
for this Thu aficlc ,auno be purchased any
other house
also s3 l,s If Lamps reduced prices
We call the public this O the cheapest and
most popular Introduced being equal to sx candies
al ar"st OF u hai cent pei hour. MUIR y STEVENS,
Jy JU.ts NJ Ia, sycamore ST, Petersburg, Va
LNINE CIGARS We have now in store the
II hne,i LtiAttS we have oferedlov
of good ,ino"c sued 10 call and them.
Sri' W. A. SrkUfHEk y CO
NOKN: CONN :: NEAL, .UJlP nud GKOI Nj
~ rI.ASTEk-Ihc undersigned has rented from Mcssrs
i.lnghorne y johns their COIN AND PLASTER MILL
lie keep constant hand the
wul sell cheap 10 punrIuni c..tomrTs
LnAo. >. LANGHORNE. Sole Agt
mar It's fo' t.c sltr Il Western Plaster in this
N 90 " n AL VA. 1;k - snr uudc, siu ned
w keeps couslan,iy hand south Side kavad
Depot good assortment al WOOD AND LtMBEK and viii
the interest ,ruplc IchDurg vninty
10 patrunike hiu laNls ION II,
Apponiatox county, hlany orlr tor Lumber
shortest T..
Ills terms all Of and under cash. 100
days 100 mths credit; the purchasers
lie required to give nol,s satisfactorily endorsed.
~ Ny agent Mr VIM IL. Reynolds viii be found con.
tantiy NJ the u, D. D,o Ny ADDRESSES Evergreen o APP
puniattoA
rDlndls JOHN NJ. ToNEY
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surERSTENpANrS ofFlC ,v.&TR
LYScHBuRG, December "a, 1888
WANT Z d 400 young md bic bodied \ *
w GROES for Dtpo, Train, shop and Road service dur
ing the nsung year. w. e. SMITH,
dee - div Gen Supt
Papers advertising for the Company in Petersburg,
Richmond, Fred.ricks urg aud Liberty, please cory
RuN<b TNE IA IL g. j received sMd K
hbition for icw DAYS only assortment OF very beau
fui colorei Lils Paintings and Itho
graphs Cecian and Antique Painting This lot has been
consignmt benz sold extremely low
prices Call and ex amlcc them IL. e. VICTOR
ian
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dale COTTON.-Juss received large 10
ID Of Bale Cotton assorted numbers, Tor sale by
FkANkliN BRO
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III SUPER. PuOSPIiAIEO OF LINE,
aiaauiacttTcd rbln Formula OF
DIR. JALii-S illGGINS,
State tneiisst OF Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DioiENSE WITH TWO
third, Peruvian fall and
Ops scIhei f..h,d and oaite, fully warrant
ed. S5U pei 1u4U
The tes,., with Pamphlets, giving full de
TAIL OF
lance and ntou, vi apI'H,d.ion, San ~ lad II
IIOLLiNS co,
IInrl. / . !. YnrliI
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IL GUGGENmE.MEm,. GMAND EXIT

Al GtGSsEN1IEbMEH'SG GRAND EXMl.
We HON or KLADi MADE CLo IliIAG.-Ihe
csGncd embraces ii announce To the pub
c and his friends, tbat his stock oi READY MADE
tIoIlilNG, GEN ILEMENo Publishing GUUDS,
/ UMBRELLAS, TIKI MO A., has
purchased prires for cash. aud
prpuIt eustom.is It's to Tie interest Ut every par
examine stock before here
wUulrrs but tina; couine
moderate and living prois only The variety and
luay Clothing, liner and better than eyer-ths
good faith.
country Merchants will find obbing prizes lower than
therefore, give call aid retail
and Judge for yourselves, and stu ing YOU interest," you
vii certainly purchase oi NE.
%, I5ts NJ GUGuENHElMER
4 lMBEn ID slI iNtiIEs.-Weh have ia our
IL yard large ot"f Lumber of all descriptions Also,
Chestnut Shagos which respectfully nNiteihe
attention OF those III LAMP SMlIH& co.
nj t-ta
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IN ,. FOl.kkS Inns the pi-m.urr Of oIrriWg
1Le to his Iep something new Ia thr way ole kECLiN
Ing EASY CHAIR Ih.e POSITIONS attain, IN tins
Chair; the simplest cheapest easy
Char offered thus ptaDe
alike aid the Ordinary purposes
Char Call aud see II. l.. }. ipLkES
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- ~
- success Is the most conclusive proof Of great
Judged by this tea there no labor saving mach
public comparable t" singers sewing MaehiDes After
exhibited the late Exposition Univrsee
they carried off the highest premium; great manuiacto
y make them has cen built in PARIS.
In every branch OF industry which sewing done
these machines be used with profit speed
OF the kail~ ain to travelling foot sewing
Singers Mac.iues compared with hand sewing. No tailor
shoemaker drrssmaker carriage trimmer sadder halter
should be without he profit using one OF
these machines regularly employed Is One Thousand Dollars
In all private families where there 10 much sewing
be done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
and h'te keepers Ind them particularly and prob
table Ths machines are simple In their construction
and durable eng the only kind Of Sewing
chine made by which every
could perfectly executed Thousands Of inferior
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under
but Singers Machines alone have been found
where to satisfy the waus of the public.
Plain printed instructions for using with
chine from which any readily acquire the
aging them. The machines packed securely
part OF the world To all persons desiring particular In.
formation, will, app, by letter either of.
hre, forward copy Of NJ Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
L. Al. SINGER & CO.,
Principal Office No. 323 Broadway. New York
BRANCH OfFicEsNo A. Hanover ST. No 81 Chap
ell ST. New Haven Ct Gioveryile N Y; No 274 broad
Newark n j.; NJ l42 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia No lbs
Baltimore ST. baltimore; No ~ Westminster ST. Providence,
T. l. No. Last Ih ST. Cincnnaii No is North 4th ST. St
Louis; No 81 st Charles ST. New Orleans No. 20 Dauphn
ST. Mobile. idec 24dActs
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NOI1CE.-At mecsiax Of the u oard Of hi.
~ the Railroad Company,
held at tue Office "f the Company the Lyuchburg
Saturday the i7th al January, lao ihc following resolutions
~ete adopted:
Rrsorsd Tina from and the first day OF Feb
The Virginia and Tennessee kroad Company viii
stock kcd trains tins road uuless
II clearly shown that In
the rnpabic oi the >mpoJ tins
Company.
Rsoied That all claims against this Company fol loss of
goods troiuc., presented within thirty
day The time s"rh thou been delivered
a Copy from the minul.s
apleJt. NM H. HUGHES, Sec'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
RA1MHoRE rs
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Ed NGL

FTER the sIposars many Bogus Lottery CONCERNS
he eountry Of Tickets uf
tmid In ordering 1bose no 10 purchase. would
foolish 10 send without
Ing that they arnes- Ia ngs and schemcs and
feel that ths Managers respe Rsii,s ii prizes
The MARYLAND 1.orTtRDs have now been drawing over
Millions OF dollars have been drawn In Capital
fron $4,000 H. o. " 0yJ hol.srs
Nj bont single exception. paid
1hos. the Lotteries IL oder Tickets in The Managers
a"Rls rrsponsJic In Prize snd without
they have bonds the State 81 Maryland.
halt an,iso" of dollars 10 ii1e o.s They
pron-u Jon S7UtNI t-DUUD 4lU; but they
fair and honest schemes good be uad.
The ~ l. OF the Tcn.ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

Office Of Inc ..0uiii- iie lS. k. CO.,
PtitHsBlKG. Feb. llth 1855. )
the regular moat .,eine Board OF Directors
"A ,uth X. Co. The following Resolution
adopted
Ker.yad, That the Freight Agent at lynchbug hereafter
be goods received AT dc
~ oeore tt"! Jul OF the
ioI II LuinYa.y copy iru.n iecord.
JAMES h, CT INSERT, Sccy