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- CONTINENTAL HOTEL. as4e
I'LL pHILADELpHIA. -
Corner of Chestnut aud Ninth streets.
ARISEN INrrupr. Ry,ssa


This magnificent establishment successful operation
Is universally conceded TO be in all respects, the
Most Complete Hotel I'm the World,
upon scale Of heraity in all its depart
which fail make the popular headquarters
for pleasure tourists from the South and Vest during the early
Summer and the Autumn Accommodations offered for
nearly 1000 guests fitted aud furnished with modern i'm
which experience could for comfort and
venience while vertical RAILWAY is he introduced convey
parties by eommoou to the upper hoors thus
securing the pnrer air and Of the higher without the
fatigue of ascending stairs.
Another novel improvement has been effected BY which
powerful nwheel Operated by eam forces of esh
through the public and Corridors cooling and yeni
lating the house In superior manner.
The interior arrangements and furnishing have been cont
pecd The personal supervision Of Paan Stevens the
Lessee whose the weknoRn Of the
House and Fremont House in Boston, the Battle House
Point Clear Hotel in Nozzle, Ala. and the Fifth Avenue
Hotel established efforts
pcnse will ed render the Continental the most attract
i've Travellers, Homo In the Union.
mvi5 l23w2t j. +. STEVENS It CO., Pfoprietors.
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-, PRADATsS no FEEL, BILOXI. 8 The under.
M signed, Mrs Elizabeth Pfnda formerly pro-
I pre.t of the Green Oaks Hotel Bloxi respectfully
the public that This opsn the
Attached the hoel good billiard table,
beautiful yacht saddle horses bneges and afford
ing pleasure a-d comfort Visitors Padatts HOTEL wishing
land the hotels wharf will please notify the captain Of the
boat.
'mvl7 I'm JOHN IL. 4 EUGENE q. PRAttAT. i
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NEATsFOOT OILS barrels landing and for sale
IN ekeap. ~ KEARkY, Bi,U1S a CO.,
fns 4. ~ MnrnzlIc street.
CHESTNUT GROVE MIIIsKYi
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

- CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYt
The Proprietor OF the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de
se 10 Introduce article the public and physicians Of city
and country as the
Purest DfMusmhle Stimulnnt
has ever been prepared medical II itself
cordial hcahiu and invigorasing 10 the enfeebled
whether by age or disease Tits distilled from the best and
msi Nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly h whereby the fuii OIL and other noSon In
gredents known to be contained in the Whisky in general
completely separator ha the absolute purity this
icls from any foreign admixtuie Is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials from the most emf
nsnt Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New York and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed with their
DIPLOMA of Boston has testified under oath
to is absolute purity Read the following
cERTIFICATEs;
Philadelphia, Sept. 9 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you and find that contains of the
poisonous substance Fus OIL which the character
ic injurious ingredient of the WHISTLES in general USE
BOOTH. GARRETT a CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept. 3. 1858.
have snayzd sample Of Chestnut Whisky, received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadelphia, and having
carefully peesed state that is entirely Tree
from poisonous erieus subssnces II is an unusually
pure snd line favored quality of WHISKY.
JAMES Chiffon Analytical Chemist
s.asa Boston, March I, 1859
have made chemical analysis of commercial supplies of
Chestnut Whisky which proves be free from the heavy
Eus Oils and perfectly and nnadulterated The ine
aayor Of Whisky derived from the grain used 10 manl-
tse.using II. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES NJ D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boslston street
CHARLES WHARTON Jr,
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-. LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR :,

I'll SPRINGS. MISS 49,
This fashionable and popular Watering viii be opened
for the reception o visitors the 1o day y June next under
the OF its old proprietor, b. Ri SMITH, who Is vel
known in The South hotel keeper
The Lsuderals Springs snacd the III and q Railroad
Mobe-tte nlbing leaving ARR
fi- Springs at o'clock r. N.
The has recently undergone thorough rerafr
nished fhroug lout with elegant furniture "
The have been anayDbv OF the best chemists ID
States, the medicinal properties The
unsurpassed BY any In the Soutli-
sNo expense pains will be spared % make the Hotel
first class
my22 3m u. B. SMITH co.
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FIRsT-ULAss 5UwEi,I.tN,is IN HE FIRST. SECOND
and Third Districts, at Private Sale
BY ]. B. WALTON,

and Third DISTRICTS at Private Sale.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctinneer- Office 40 Ganan
DERSONS I'm want OF Hrst-class dwellings
referred the following list full part clars prizes
and be obtained application at the Office Of the
An d CANT THREE-sToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELL
ING Camp Lafayette Square Of superior finish
"a III TaREE-sTOR1 MODERN BRICK DWELLING on
Camp street, julia
A THREE-STORY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
Magazine street, Sr. Joseph.
Two THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, adjoining,
on Camp St. Theresa's Church.
TWO-ST0RY FRAME DWELLING on Apollo street.
TWO Two-sTORY FRAME DWELLINGS Naysdes
rot ROTH Ri ELEGANT MODERN rHREE-sToRY DWELL
1NGs On Go9ssncs md rs5psShGys streets
An ELEGANT and C0MMODIOUS TWO STORY Dwell
ING, Rampant street. between st. Philip and ursulne8
Lot 62 feet front by 1872 feet in depth.
| A VERY CHOICE WELL. FINISHED DWELLING, with
AN ELEGANT MODERN BUILT DWELLING on Prs.
and lots Of ground finished il the best style and
containing every c,nvenence.
TWO TWo-SToRY NEW FRAME DIV EIIINGs on Sc
rooms three bedrooms second aoo rooms
and finished back buildings embracing many dern
A isARGE PROPERTY ON PRYTANIA STREET, on
which there is large and convenient dwelling house and back
A SPLENDID PROPERTY AN ELEGANT AND COM
PI.ETE MODERN DWELLING large improved gfounds,
The Magazine and, boundary, the line oi
| the Horse Car City Railroad.
| A NUMBER OF DWELLING HO les in the several Dis
rcts sta lie modera and vacant
| petty suitable for h.ildng PURPOSES. myl4 If
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SUMMER RESORTS,


49,. OCEAN spnINGS EtUraxL-Thss dsiirhtfuI
Waerias Place + now being thoroughly renovated and
IAewy furnished and will be for the reception Of Wis
i,prs the 1eh Of Jns Every effort will mads
render visitors comfortable and to make their stay pleasant
There better place than Ocean Springs yachting,
nshpg @ hathns The table will be furnished with everything
ta ~ 70 Dc found in the Hrw Orleans Market oxeer wish
fsh oa,e Oysters with which the Lake and surrounding
9oury abound Fos the Of ynests, there Ten
TN Aiiey fsafo tsery, B Hard Tables, The Saloon
w, ee saepsd viii the sacs-t Liquors Wines and Cigars
Bnggies and saddle Horses Nc hired Al Is Hotel Also
sG,inoais M Fishing md Pleasure Excufslans
me lsihng facilities exce AZ anv ulase az,
ne laks Ihe Mineral Spring. celebrated shelf curative
powers are ~ excellent eodo in cfost prSxsv Ia the
Hotel Ocean Springs heying visited hy euSismiea
decidedly the hcahiesi we'll tho beautiful ocatIo
| on the Gulf shore. = "
my2s I'm COOK HoyT Prepssesors
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By ]. 3. WALTON,
city Aucsioneer.
Once 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, Juns 2, IseO, Mt ne o'clock
NJ 7. nc ~ Charles Exchange. by order aud furi-
saee .. ss9igiio No. a Of the Common couc and under
tne o. The Finance thereof
coed 70 sell az pntc aco 10 The highest bid cs tiloui re
we i9oNns described vaae property belonging
public - s -fs ~
ONE LOT or GROUND IN The Fsrr, N. ~ t,.y e,, q,
the square bounded By New Ieyee Fulton II Jop and M
ia streets dess ~ the r. plan By Louis I'll Pi
" Gi.y sasysyor dated hs 2h Apv asssuriag b let
and lin front on fulton srs-t " deph incies
and lines Inc ile he ~ t Jdneph
incbes and lines the side towards Juiia street TO-
g3S-TEKMS-nne fourth cash ;he balance M N anA Y
years credit Of The purchaser, avn rie
bearing per per interest from day 10 aasl
riiy per thereafter + pnncualy paid sgc-
cial mortgage the property sold until final payment
The purchaser will him eli 10 be In secession
his expense. aud will be required comply with the
of sale within fifteen days from The day
sale and IN case any neglect his pat the pro
perry adjndcated him will be sd for his and risk
without formaIies Of legal default and without further
notice. <
Act Of before G. r. Forer city Notary Ut expense d
the ciaser le2
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aw rlsaus paiy Gsessm aassiay aaosuas June s. 1860
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE.

nYTNns nnnV EMVER pu1GE
GEORGE G. EVANS
.-..4.. s.55-..,5e7
rpr Dna uunED prSrf
=
W.
THE OLDEST
And
.
Largest In the World.
-Is-
PgRMAyENTLy LOCATED
-
%,
s5
card.
sDs pa,e.ss4 s spss,oas i'0a aaS. ~.
ana n4Vne .aekel ssp'lA' lan VIZ o'Ae' pA''
l0sus Of Books just ssaed embraces the writings Of every
over two volumes Of History Biography voyages and
-, o,as ~, bo . N. a., for.
wardng by Mail Of Books ordered from my Esab
Slnient together win ll directions how g remit money.
United States the regular retail price OF which one Dollar OF
TONER'S as am determined to maintain the reputation aud char
va 49, -. 90 - 'N'ss ~ '''''A's''ee
TO
George G, Evans,
Has been
4hshe Aeaa.hs lily anu ee'sn'1s
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49, PAsCAGOUIA HOUSE - NOW MUCH EN-
@Eff ARGEIl
ViM MR. AND MRS Dt.Ds0N, wish to inform the public
that they all times ready Boaes The follow
ing rates
Summer-Perm nth. S35: per week, Sll per day. s.
Win Per month, SIS per setk 81; per day. 81 3d.
BIThis establishment combines NIL the nfofe of home
being quiet larger hotels having separate bath houses
for laes and gentlemen, telegraph office near by
myl6 5uia w. s. UODSON.i
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+ AIDES. WINE LADIES, WI&4.
sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
For its woniefsi and beneficial qualities "a GENTLE
sTiMuLAST, TONIC DIURETrc and sUnuRIFIo, vkaeh
is testified to by physns and sAd ssxs
men in all pHrts Of Europe and America S
ASS Gentle StinauIarat xnsI Toasfc.
i strengthens the Digestive Organs ~ Appstiss
and Purifying the Blood. ss2| 9ss x
As n Dfuxetfe. "a
Ii npsrts heaity scon to the GLANDS E1DNExz "a
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial IN DKoFs7, CON.
ERUPTIyE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
| As . sudorifEc,
upon skin opening the porss and expeIIInx a -
pures BY nsensbs hsrshy driving oa Esuptsns
and cleansing the surface giving tone aaaa yyr ID th s
syssen and BIn0MIkG ssFr ad xcndIl8e y
! the SKIN and CoMPLExIOE.
The Chfppewa Tribe o. I.safans
Have long nsed the blossom and Fruit d Elder = 10 Il
\ their most valuable remedies
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved By Fanatics Tor
4 spesr's Wine q EIzsr
Is from juice 81 cnivstsd Elder u
dcnal properties suPERIOR Va NV osIss VINES il
e, and an excellent article NJ ail VIII M On sIIM3A
ED PERSONS and The AGED ana IEPIR r.sasyinx xxE.
DISTRACTIONS, improving The APPETITE and bensSftns
LADIES and CHILDREN. e s.
A Ladies' Wine, 4
Because will intoxieafe, contains nxtare os
piritso other isaors and admired for peculiar 1syss
and nutritve properties hnpsrting heahy tons to hs
| STOMACH and DIGEsTrvE ORGANS s's
Ea-A wine glass full may With 6ais vi ID
| any time through ths dsy, as desired
We viii only ak nanlsence naEs siai * Till
Wine.
For sale in xew Orleans by JAMES sfxE Canal street,
and ts al principal Druggists throughout the Uned ssaess
ALFRED srEER, Proprietor.
myes 1y&w 1e Broadway New Yak
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v~-m, MINER n STEVENS, .s@rmo
-A9SSk09 Manufacturers of .ss$5s4f3
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
81 and Sc Franklin II White streets, first door east
Broadway, NEW YORK.

Having from their old stand 1863 Broadway to their
extensive establishment, have hand and
manufacturing order description Of Fashionable Car
rages gs Road and Troing Wagons from the best
materials workmanship and for beauty of design
finish durability equal superior any other make
Iii TEL II w
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7 TO FAsrrLIEs = TO FAmILrEs.

IaI THE CENTRAL H0EsE. -
MAGsoLIA, Miss,
Has been constructed supply the citizens OF
New Orleans Persons desiring travel ,hnnsand Of miles
the of enduring the privntons of crowded hotels
ard Northern watering nsylus. ud In Magnolia quiet
healthy home. with al the comforts Of first class H,ie
Pure eesnne good bathing high altitude and rc
turesque country, beautiful drives among
taHes offered
This place reached In than fonr half hours
by the New Orleans ia kson and Great Northern Railroad and
persons doing city hours
nj night, nnd return before business The next day.
mvli " s. NttURSE. Proprietor.
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]. B. WALTON.
By ]. 3. WALTON,

.uNRRsRkyED -AI.R Of A VALUABLE L0T Of ground.
fronting On New I4ves and Fulton for aceoas o.
the City Of New Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.

-~-~.>.->-~~~~<-
CnEpIf sAI,I--E Mbnt,IJERIE rs AMI DKy f,tn,iIs
y =. 1tCS11fs % w.,
Auction Rooms Nos 45 and n Old I.evee street.
ps 1870. S.''oii'io"'' H'i ~ ss.''. ssfeess
ESUESDA n mn 1tM inst.s ~ ~ O,el0gak A.
80 s'as.t between casemsss aad Bsnys Streets nli 81
sold 81 suction.
AT involee - ieH n =. 80 VI
r'''' --AsD--
I2s gea ooabe Dry Goods comprising
sciect a.sor irpent.
SS-TER MS-fDyer $500 90 dave credit ies
POSITIVE AND UNREGISTERED SALE OF TWELVE
Splendid Open and Top Buggics, at Auction.
1,u naf,Erur, r,11Er,xy - cnrrr,rr
DA HAoN AUOmErSh o. oml1A.
Once II Tamn direct.
TUESDAY. the 5tI inst. NJ hnIf-past 10
O'clock A. N stree positively Mnont any
iese' III II sniendid fJns, ani I'm gng,;es
Pg-TEEMs-Gash ef
poOKs sTATr,,EEpy - =
, - 1870. .s - S.o
By ANSEL EDWARDS,
R. ARnFIELD Auctioneer.
s.ors "a 9. cy.r,.s .trast
x,,r,,, eoio - o. cii"i , " %, 'os.
FESHlS EtENtHeS, and every weekday eye
ming during tne business season. at early light Will be
sold !,
assortment Of Miscellaneous Books Of choice stand
Fif
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From the Philadelphia saturday Gazette.

s.rho, the bsness f gin Entenrise can he made lepi
,o,n,i,r,, ,, has ,on The
confidence of the pbc and The conclusion we have arrived at
that it Is owing solely to the fact that he Is the only one OF
them who has dealt henerahy and fairly by MS patrons Ger
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

vyNtD MERCHANTS-AN ExrER, ENetEu MAN OF
business Accountant. correspond
ent Travelling Agent other useful position. note I'D
drrssed 70 Box 81, Postonce, viii be attended 70. Az
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PROPOSAL FOR LANDS = ME- 'llANiG1' AND
posals will the esgned at his counting room
Eo 81 Canal street. until the 10th ut June next from rites
hay1 for land al % ii acres nttahe for Fur
Grounds. The baud ts in the imme have vicinity OF New of
,enus and Of r-gul and easy aeces> frpn The CT
Proposals accompanied BIZ plans or full description
Y - q II. SI.OCOMB,
al noff e IN, Fair firnfuiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-29
Past Memories.
~. O. wHITTTER.
.oCT'R %. 1886.

BY o. WHIT TtER.
How thrills once more the lengthening chain
OF memory at the thought OF thee.
Old hopes, which Ions in dust have tain'
Old dreams come thronginR pack aBaih'
And boyhood lives In me.
feel it's glow upon my cheek,
Its talipess OF ne h ear !, .he ss' SPEAK,
Or raised my doubtful eye to thihe'
Ihear again thy low replies,
feel thy arm within my eWh'
And timldiy again UP rise
T'he trlnsed lids OF Thy hazei eyes,
With soft, brown tresses overhsown.
An, memories Of sweet summer ewes,
OF moonlit waves and wliiowy way,
Or stars. and flowers, and Gewy leaves.
Aud smiles and tones more dear than they :
Ere this thy quiet eye hath smiled,
My picture OF thy youth TO see,
When, half woman, half child,
Thy very artlessness besuiled,
And folly's self seemed wise IN me.
!, too. can smile, when O er that hoar
The lights of memory backward stream.
Yet feel the while that manhood po"ei
lsvainer than my boy hood s dream
Years have passed on and let their trace
OF grayer care and deerer thoushl'
Aud unto me the cam. colo ace
OF msnkrnd--and 10 thee inc staSe
OF woman's penslve beauty oToasat.
TIE school BOYS name has widely flown;
Thine in the green and quiet says
OF unobtrustve goodness known.
And wilder vet. in thought srd deed,
Our still dlverglng paths incline;
Thine the 6encvaa steraest creed
While answers 10 my spirits need.
The Yorkshire peasants Simplest line;
For thee the prlestly rite and prayer,
And holy day, and solemn psalm;
For me, the silent reverence where
My brethren gather, slow and calm.
Yet hath thy spirit left on ne
Animpress Time has worn not out,
And something Of myself IN thee,
A shadow from the past, see
Lingering cen yet thy way about;
Not wholly can the heart unlearu
That lesson of its better hours,
Nor yes has Times dali footsteps worn
To common dust that path of flowers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-29
CLOTHING. NORTHUMBERLAND has got

rLOTHiNG. CL0THING.-HULL has got
~ ten in and is constantly receiving (three ship
ments per week. his Fall and Winter stock of
CLOTHING. He has selected his whole stock and
He makes it a point TO have an odd, fine, stylish,
durable, and good-httlng stock. Mr.. GROSHONG.
his former partner, superintends the getting up of
his stock, whose name is a sufficient guarantee of
something pretty well as good.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, in good style
anG at short notice.
The largest and best selected stock of SHIRTS,
DRAW Frs, TIES, COLLARS, SOCKS, &c kept
IN the city. Shirts made to order.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
(Late of Tupman x HULL
"a Main, corner l4th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-29
FALL TR A ID K. 1870

ROB'T L. DICKINSON. Successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson h Welsiger.) No 70 Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gem
orally invites their attention to his large and ex-
prIslng every style nufactured for the season,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms, Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Geunes-
see, visiting the city. respectfully solicited 10
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
ing. A liberal discount made to those who pur-
chase for cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-29

DOTS, FARLEY L. co.,
L GROCERS, COMMISSION AMI
FORWARDING MERCHANTS, o..
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Gary st',
Richmond, Va. ruo,1,o
SBeosl attention gwen to The gae q LA Ssys
advances made on consignments.
R RkAFb B. bDFtltRRL EY,S Late ofPetorsburE'
HENRY S. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
JAS. Il. MARSHALL. Late of PetersburE
ESDwsN WORKMAN AZ CO.,
IA GPOCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
solict oouslgnments of TOBACCO, HEAT;
CORN, FLOUR, &C., to the sale of which EDWIN
WORT IA NJ will give his personal attention.
- Advances made on conslgnmenH.
BAGS furnished when required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-29
HATS. &c.
HATS, GAPS AND FURs.
WILLIAM r. MOORE & CO.,

M BROAD STREET.r~~@~-
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in receipt Of large and fine assortment
of HATS and CAPS. TO which they call ate ntion
Visitors to the Fair would find rare selection il
they examite our stock before purchasing, as we
will offer inducements that cannot fail to please.
We have now received a full supply of Ladies
FURS. embracing all the latest sty les which we
are selling at the lowest possible price Our stock
Of Servants Hats and Caps cannot be beat, either
in quality or price.
DRESS HATS made to order
Thankful for past favors, they hope. for a con-
tlnuance OF the same. VIM. T. MOORE,
NJ. ]. LEONARD,
Hroaa arr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-29

EHALL AND WkSTER CLOTHING The
/ attention Of the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally respectfully called to our large,
varied, and complete assortment Of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
all of which we're manufactured by US, with d
view of pleasing the great dIversltles of taste In
regard to dress. We fiatter ourselves that the
sty ie, ft and durability OF our garments un-
surpassed by any house IN the city, and that our
advantages IN manufacturing clothing are such as
to enable us to sell at such reduced prices
not be eaualed. Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply of the
articles in our branch OF business, assuring them
alt that we Will do them justice.
We are also prepared TO make to order any arti-
Gle of Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notice.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Branch of Baltimore House,)
103, corner Main and 14th or Pearl SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-29
V,HE SINGER SEWING MACHTNEs.-

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES
a The matked and eve. exteHded popularity of
RIGA and Europe, is such az best to establish their
superiority over all others IN the market. Sewing
Machines, SO called, may be bought, tits true, for
smallert amount of dollars, but 10 Is mistaken
economy o invest any thing in a worthless or un-
reliable article, and those who will do so must
ABIDE the tS;q n,s
In order to place the pery best Family Machines
an the tcOrld within the reach of ALL we have re-
dnced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma
chlnss' beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No: ] AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACH INES,
and popular both in the family and the manufac-
tory. Prices reduced respectively from SlS and
$3.50 to S9o and 500;
slN'Ehs NO sItAHNIpSAhhD SHUTTLE MA
:, For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
PTlee, complete, Sl25,
ticle, unequaled for manufacturing purposes
nolseless, rap ld, and capable of any kind of york
rrce, including iron stand and drawers, SllO,
cheaper at that, in view of its value than the ma,
chimes Of any other maker gift.
All OF Singers Machines make the interlocked
stich with two threads, which ia the best stitch
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
tne!f sizes, prices, working capacities, and the
Dsst f method OF Pufchssng, can Obtain by send
which is 2 beautiful pictorial paper, entreiy de-.
EEEbI as ssai THRLASS I Sf TsanSses Frsts
all necessary articles used with SswinG MuLn ana
aePt constantly on hand for sale. Also. nrani'
ot.i achinist, who Is ever ready To attend IN an
Messrs. SINGER Il CO.'S Office being oo,a,o.
e, 4n the most thorough business principles bx an
0n,na new set Of hands, we feel cortSden} ~
done heretot5is M HINGE y 1 = r atswaJs
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~ CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-
WARE.

N0DN RICHMOND POTTEhIES, Iopt Oh
AEMain street, Rockets, and corner gary
~ and 18th streets. Richmonds va. n EEniEE
respectfully inform the merchants OF Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee that they are
manufacturing the best quality ofSTONE- WARE,
which they will sell at the very lowest prices, tcth
q liberal discount for cash.
rs All ware sold by va will be delivered in any
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DAVID PAIR