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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-11

VARIOUS ESTIMATES OF HAPPIxEss.-In all
ages-among every people-by each class-do
we hnd the different notions of it entertained.
10 the wandering gypsy a home is tiresome;
whlle swiss Is miserable without one. Pro.
gress Is necessary to the we'll being of the
Anglo Saxons; on the other hand, the Esoui.
maux are content to their squalid poverty. and
have no latent wants, and are still what thev
were in the days of Tactus. An IriShman de-
lights In row; Chinese in pageantry and
ceremonies and the usually apthetic Javan
geIs yocierou5ly enthusiastic over a cock fight
Ihe heaven of the Hebrew is "a city of gold
and precious stones, with supernatural abund-
ance OF corn and wine;" that Of the Turk a
hsrem peopled by houris; that of the American
indian happy hunting ground; in the Morse
paradlse there were to be daily battle with
magical healing Of wounds, while the Australian
noges that he shall jump up white fellow,
and have plenty of sixpence Descending 10
individual instances, we find Louis XVI infer.
pretIng greatest happiness to mean-making
locks instead Of which his successor read-mak
ing empires. 1t was seemingly the opinion of
Lycurgus that perfect physical development
was the chief essential TO human felicity; Plot
mus, on the contrary, was so purely ideal in
nls asPirauons as to De ashamed of his body.
indeed the many contradictory answers given
oy Grecian thinkers to thequestion: What con.
sdtutes happiness? has given occasion for com
parsons that have now become trite Nor has
greater unanimity been shown among ourselves.
TO miserly ELVES the boarding of money was
the only enjoyment Of life; but Day. the phi
Iantnr0plc Author Of "Sandford and Merton, -
could find no pleasureable enjoyment save in
distribution, Rural quietude, books and a
friend, are the. wants Of poet; a tuft-hunter
longs rather for a circle of titled acauain-
tances and box at the opera The ambi
-tons. of the tradesman and the artist are any
thing but alike; and could We compare the air
castles Of the plowman and the philosopher,
We should find them Of widely different orders
OF architecture. GeneraliEing such facts. We
see that the standard Of greatest happiness
Possesses as little delay as the other exponents
OF human nature. Between nations the diff
rsrences Of opinion are conspicuous enough.
oh contrasting the Hebrew patriarch with
tneir existing descendants, we observe that
even In the same race the beau ideal Of exit
epee changes The members of each COM
punl'y disagree upon the question.
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DENTISTRy

IL DENTISTRY,
Tx. HILLS, after practical test OF two yesrs,
leels that he oan with confidence recon- <-zzz7>
mend the Cheopastic Process for in sertin 49,
ARTIFICIAL teeth IL he's the advantages OF Jc6
strength, beauty, O eanlinoss, and cheapness Foil
upper sets inserted for eS5. Partial in proportion
omco ooo u avenue. set
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
itAs LXSMlS, M. D., the inventor and paten:es
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at rWs
tenas personally at his offce in this oitJ. eSsSsH
who cannot wear these.
Persons oSl ling et nry oboe can be accomrnod, te6
VITA any style aud price of Teeth they may desire
OUT 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thet
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oity-No. 336 p. .venne ha,ua~n
phiA, 90 "a -
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who spprecIat te
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
We'll Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and q Good
Table.
For particulars send
loI Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN-
IN & VISsChER,
Carlisle SDTiHgS, Pa.
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H 16EIA HOTEL,
II OH PoINT COMFORT Va.
This celebrated Seaboerd Watering Pace Iuca
teo In fuil view OF Hampton Roads and 4
chesapeake Bsy, and At the first military yEAy
WI De ready for the reception of visitors on the
BesIdes the attractions Of the military establish
ment and the fine BIil Of Fare'' prest nted in the
many U8ures of the salt water res lou the Bath az
Od Point Comfort ls peculiarly curative. For
rheumatism, II Is almost q specific; and for its
properties IN thus regard the proprietor are al owed
TO make reference to Mrs Dr. Linn (r, hot Of the
and his adE. u 'o'
spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the accommoda ations and com
lorts OF the approaching season.
The m3nag e!nent Of the Hotel and AL bu, inaS.
matters connected with Il are under the eIclnsIvs
charge of the junior partner, Mr.. WIllsrJ.
JOS SEGAR
-. G. G. WILLARD.
ma 81 prOprietore
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BY THOS. DOwLING, Auctioneer
r.. =. WRI6HT, Salesman

sEArLUABLE LANDS IN MONTGOMERY
the 18th Inst at 10 O'Clock a. m shall sell on th1
premises, i.S acres Of good LaLd, situate in Mont
komsry county, Md, about miles from George
livlded by the Washington Aqueduct. 1t has two
nnuings. warehouse aud other buildings, iuolud-
Ins store ana h&tures; Is abundantly wooded and
satered: Inc SOL Is In very good condition and
Ies Ises Grover readily There is county read from
Rockville clrect to the lower landing
Also tract ctcontainlng about IIs acres with wood
aa1 uInOer sufilclent for the uss ofthe place.
Title perfect " "'' F"'0"oooiS'
Terms at sale.
Je7-ts THOS nnnrIINc A..
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,

M SALT WATER BATHING.
hAKSHALL'S PAVILION. (MOore's Land
lnglw viii be open for the reception of Vsi- A
tors on the 18th of June, This deIghifn vESAv
resort ior those seeking health and pleas lsst3l II
nre is une1celled by any place of the kind on the
POTOMAC river IL is situated about one hundred
mles rom Washlhston immediately on the
fotomec, Ard IN full view IF The ChesapAske Rsy :
and famous for hne Oysters, Son Grabs, Sheephead.
and other Fish. and easily accessible the steam m
boats plying between Washington, Baltimare and
Norfolk, The undersIgnet has msde addIii6nal
improvements IN bis Bath Houses and many other
improvements TO the comfort and enjoyment Of M 8
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen-
qua Ang Ing and enty Of Fishing and Sailing Boafs
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro
valng good Cot %" Band or in laying in his stock
OF chOlce Wines, uOTs, ,Segars, and for Ihoss
who wish TO avoid extreme fashiOn and 70 ssek a
retired ace vhere they can make themselves at
nome there s not more pleasant place IN the Uni
teu States The Proprietor pledges himself that
nothlng shaIl be LETT undOne on has part O. render
them so. Terms ior hoard BY the day. week or
month reasonable. Persons wishing 10 address the
proprietor viii direct to Leonardtovn, ct. Mars
ie S-2m Il. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

UNION HoTEIs oeorrowu
Is now open for the reception Of visitors.
JOHN II. WATERS,
iofo
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RooTs AND SHOES TO SUIT THI

We are now manufacturing all kinds OF BOOTS
and SHOES. and constantly receiving soaR1
supply OF eastern made work OF evsry De- IA
scrlptior, made expressly TO order, and VIM
be sold At q much lower price than has BEEN -,
heretofore charged in this oIty for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made work, will always find q good assortment
IN store and at the lowest prices Give uss osil.
GRIFFIN a. BRO,
apb-r 3l4 peunsylvania avenue.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuotionecTs,

by y. Z. McUUIKE CO, AuotiOneers,
IEDSTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL
IrEsMFEEhNSE H HALL.-On WEDNESDAY Az
IbhNOON, june s7th, at O'Clock, on the prem
ard duly recorded in Liber J. A. s., No ISL, fohos
LIZ, ~ ia, and lis, one of the land records for
Wasnlngton county, d. c, l shall sell Lots H. i,
snd X In a subdlvlscn Of square numbered S7s'
fronting each about IL feet 10 inches on the 81 ieet
alley In the rear OF Temperance Hall, together with
ae improvements, consisting of thres tvO-story
each. NV 'i'i'
TeLmsi One third cash, the residue in and u
months, with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the premises. - '
IL the terms Of sale should not be complied with
IN hve days thereafter, the trustee reserves the
rght TO resell. at the risk ard expense OF the de-
fautng purchaser, after one week pu bllc notice
All oonveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser or
purchasers. -
THOs. ]. FISHER, Trustee
! le4-d j. G. MCGUIRE Il co Ancts
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Il ply of Cent? fine French Calf Skin Dress -
Boots and GaIters, Patent Leather and V
Cloth Caters. Calf Skin. Patent LeatheT,H ~
snd Lasting Shoes. AlsO, an extsnsives -
sock Of Bo g and Chi dren's, ladies' and Misses
ceedlng low prices. J. ROSENTHAL.
$50 Seventh street.
ms - go Soors shove ID street
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at the Little Fails, having comforts bic we'll
ING house, oorn- house. stables, AZ; well fenced
and watsred within four miles Of Washington; Is
acres in cultivation the alence in hand some wood
and. IL ls peculiarly Desirable "a g country re-l
~ situated exec lent fshiIE and hunting Insuire
Of Nj. MARRIOTT. bridge keeper, Chsin Bridre,
Little E<liz Dc 7-9Avtf
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p AMOS FeR'RENT.--ssvs'sis - psrmOl N
ma 81 JOHN r. ELLIS,
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~ Xxx ALE AND xxx ALEn
The purest and most wholesome Ale in this eity ,s
p be obtained at the WhSHINGTON BkEW--
cry. The eAleis made from malt aud hoss or ly.
s4men.l 60, cQLINEAU, Propristor Of the
- %y Wssh'n Brewery, corner and 75th sts.
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THE CELEBRATED CONTRACT
AND 6OUQUA MATTINGS,
Both plain and check. For ,als low by
SPlLMAN Il HUNT.
dp 2'-eO2m 9s Bridge st GeOrgetnup
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- ICE PITCHERS. d.
have Just feeelyed large lot of very hauts.un,e
enew styles ICE PITCht RS. that viii ssSS s1.es
sell At much lower prices than they can i,e ~
bought 10, atany other establishment in this 49,
oitg. Gail and nee, at 33e Pa avenne. ss$~
ma 81 III. o HOOD
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II SILVER WARE AND WATCHES.
o = HOOD Manufactures his own Silver Ware
york that is got up for the Southern trsis'J E$S
~, ne war,dnts every article TO be Of Coin sI ~
as Ia " If not lower, than the Northern goods re
sola Tor: he has ais9 on h.nd very fae stock of
lot of RICH JEWELRY ali Of which hs :. iss az Re
ing very cheap. No. 33s Penn. av. ma S,'t,
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PERsoNs p.olinN'noo Notice; EdCC!E !.
surplus of household effeots can ma Sessss
calIlnx st my Furnishing Store, 42s ith street. be-
40 5sm RiibnLPH RlfcpI.x,
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N II WILLIAM BRADLEY REGs TO
bas on = Il inform the pEbe and his friends that he
new style. Also Monument Head Stoness TabIe
I2Ps, &c, which he has to dispose Of at prices 10
M SUIT tne tnss. Also, Brown Stone constantly kept
ma Y SmeO Pa. av hafI Iafh mi inth =
Smyrna times., 1860-12-13
ITO persons out of EmpiOymenL-G
AGENTS WANTED,

In Every County in the United States
10 engage in the sale of Of the best and most
elegantly illustrated works published.
Our publications of The most interesting tharae.
ier adapted TO the Of the Farmer Mechanic and
merchant they published in the best sy and
oOnnd IN the most substantial manner, and worthy
place IN The Library Of every Household in the
" Te men OF enterprise and industrious habits,
ihls business Offers opportunity for profitable
Ployment seldom to he met with
70 PERSONS desiring 10 act agents will receive
promptly by mail full particulars. Ierms de by ed
urs,O'ag lrs,s LEARY, GEFZ Co. Publisher.
VcAoosn Ne. xR4 North SeeoRd ST., PAitsdelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-13
THE
Peoples Clothing Emporium,
And Variety Store.

THE subscribers are now opening the lar
gest, best selected and most fashionable stock
of Goods ever opened in Smyrna. Our stool
is iscomprised chiefly of Men and Boys CLOTH
ING, in every style and variety. Hats, Caps,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Pcrfumery, POcket.Knives, Portmonnaes.
gewelry, Musical Instruments, Stationary and
Confectionery.
Citizens and the public in general would do
we'll &c examine our stock before makiag their
purchases.
WARD g. COTTON.
Commerce ST., doors below Main.
sep2,T Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-13

NoTE-Trains leave Seaiord, Cannons, Bridge
HI'9; greenwood, AMI Pennington, for Phllade phla
on Iuetday, Thursday and SsIurIav mornings re-
turning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
"a r Tram leaves Milford every Monday, Wednesday
sr auu Fidaj morning al 80; returning Tuesday
AH.1Isday ami Saturday evenings at 9lS
morning Train South to Conmtc at Sealord on Tues
folk, "
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Wilmington for New Castle 1.35 A. NJ
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhiladeIphia
o'SO A. NJ arriving at Phiiadelph lO.25 An
Passengers by Evening Trains between Baltimore
ana delaware Railroad can spend night at Whining
ton and proceed cay by giving notice 10 CUnduc
tor, and procuring stop ever Cheek
Both IraIs going North make close connections
lor New York. T.. q SEWALL. Jr.,
Sup't Del. Baroad.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-13
INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm


or the prevention and cure of Fercr and Arys ,nJ
btn""s fererS THIS wonderful remedy was 6rnrait
10 the knowledge OF the present prupretors nv fri
Land ~ "i" 'he loIy
While going down tho river Euphrates he p,ne,,o,
ceu S'tere attack OF Fever and Ague On d,scorar
l"9 ms codllI"n one lIhe Boolmen took from lis no.
sol an amulet saying, " wear his and no Fsr,r ,rU
i0ach y0u Although lncrednlous as 10 lis yIr,res ~
c"'HpI eG' and experienced immediate rehef and h.
SINCE always found II ehectual protection from m
Inalarlous complaints ~ wv
On inr'her investigation he found that The boo,ro
a'FiDued 10 II miraculous powers and said Ibat !,
CouId only he obtained from the Priests Off SI,
"VmeHme hlterW ard the gentleman in conyersnr ,,,,b
friesi obtained from him the secret of us nrs,ar
toi ana aSrerIaIned where The medicinal herbs 80
I'"hu' oi wAich II was compounded The vonderG,I
Vif'nes OF Tins article have induced full beeC in ,L
mIuS ol NE hatN es IN the miraculous healing no,,
OF their Priests '"'''s powers
since his return TO America il has been trieJ ,ib
me happest effect by several Ladies and Gen,iemo
oi high character, who have given II The most nm
qualified praiSt. Tins remedy having been snec,G
h rersla ior hundreds Of years for the preventon |
ana cure oi Fever and Ague and Bilious Feversia |
no" oh%red to lie nerIcan peo.le.
IL VIII be sent by mail, prepaid with full directions
IoL use on receipt Of one dollas.
- ItlhcIpai Depot and Manuiactory 1873 Main St
h hhichmond, Va, Branch Office Bark of Comm.rcs
Duiulng, New York. Address
!e2Sly. JOHN WIICOxECO
Smyrna times., 1860-12-13
miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY.

. Inc undersigned, having renewed their lease for
years nave entirely reitted The house. having
PaTm'eG' carpeted anc refurnlshed throughout
me location of this House is unsurpassed beinp
upon the widest and plesent part Of Chestnut 81
ueety opposite the Old State House. near the places
~ ~ AHiusemen' The Jobbng houses of Market and
h'u oIs' ana convenient to the city Railroads. the
fare. w J to' hdll-ulhe
ioo'ls are lerge well lighted. have superior
comfort. wiz" cure lof
" we are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
ege,aoes from Farm beIOngldg % u.s. and which is
managed nan exclusively for the Hotel
me propretors ithe American assure their Criends
anu patrons that no pains will be spared To make The
appointments OF this Hotel complete and its tabIe cnm
Jan ~ 'G0-ly WYATT A. UEIfIIN|C
Smyrna times., 1860-12-13
Irving Female College

MECHANlCSBURG, PA:
the 5lh. '''o" NsPSmDei
Sioo wilI pay the expenses Of Board, Washing
Fuel. Light and Tuition for academic go nr pa
mnnIhs ye"' vi ~
Rare facilities offered in Instrumental and Voe.I
rates. " ' usua
FOn Catalogues giving full particulars address
A. q. MARLATT Presiden,
=, W gT Nsiersnce 10 made with pleasure to Or. W n
COlllns. 0i Smyrna. Samuel HarR adins Eno I 80;
and Stephen Po-tes. Of Wilminsnsn nIxes
Smyrna times., 1860-12-13
Philadelphia Advertisements,
GLENN'S
one Price Hat aud

NJ w CORNER OF TME FIFTH STORY mocxI
N' "eS' corner OF Eighth and Rscs s,,s.,.
r1u,. Philadelphia. Se'S'
that at this Store NAV 80 leu 10 b' ar IN mind
tIsS tasnSn26le and Handsome MOLFSKSfsI%S KSsISr%En Of
ia ia - nigh Low aud Medium bcI,i. N. IN LRESS
nr CtIGI 'hiLra 'APS Plush ,nd Plush rfmmG Coih
inr regular Goods ~ NO i"o Prices
Jau lgIv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-05
hheap Gas Il has been for the last twelve months ,
II il used - d spbsttute for other food to very

i !. used = sabsssats for other food to very
great MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NORTHERN ExcHANeE-On New York and Phila-
sSss hs gsesf Bank note. and Of tn. Bank OF
hs vsss s,s sS taken BY the Banks are At
The notes Of the Trans Alleshany Bank are Is -
North and South Carolina Bank Notes 'ssI
The notes Of the Bank Of Weston and the Bank
oon nass sna sif ss Hi * por cent. PREM
FREfGHTs,.
| FoREIGN.-In foreign freights nothing dong
Tor want of vessels.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND;
By IoHN A. LANcAsrER 4 Son, for fAs vssk cad
inx October 4. 1850.
yirsna per ,sx ee snnds ssIe. sss and int.
Petersburg City bonds. last sales $50.
LYnehburs Citi Bonds Last sales $40.
Exchange Bank Stock; last sales Slo4H.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales l04.
bank Of Virginia Stock, last sales sra to s7aX.
Bank ofthc Commonwealth Stock, last sales 199.
Richmond and Danvllle r. r. Bonds. guaranteed
vrsnls Central r. T. Bonds s snTs by State
OF Va. No recent sales.
City OF Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by State of
Gid Dominion insurance Stock. last sales SIS.
Richmond Fire Association Stock. sales $40
Virginia FIRE and Marine Insurance Stock, last
merchants Insurance. STOCK, last sales $40.
Virginia Life Insurance Stock, last sales SIN
Insurance Company of State of Virginia, Sil2 Of
fered.
virsinia Central r. r. LIST Mortgage Bonds, las.
sales SIS and INT.
Virginia Central X. X. ID Mortgage Bonds, last
sales S821s and int.
Virginia and Tennessee r. II. LIST Mortgage Bonds.
last sales So5 and INT.
Virginia and Tennessee r. r. End Mortgage Bonds,
last sales Ssh and int.
Virginia and Tennessee X. R. 3rd Mortgage Bonds.
last sales SIS and int.
Grange and Alexandria X. K. per cent Bonds,
last sales SSl and Int.
Orange and Alexandra X. X. per cent. Bonds,
last sales S92 and int.
Richmond and York River Railroad per cent.
Bonds, last sales $50 and int
Manassas Gap X. X. per cent. Bonds, offered at
SOS.
South Side r. R. Bonds, last sales $50.
South Side r. r. Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg,
last sales $50.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock. No recent sales.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock, last
sales $64.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales
S53.
James River and Kanawha Stock. sales 3ls1a.
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GO NJ NJ E RCIAL


We are indebted 10 Mr.. JoNss for the following
comparative statement Of inspections the last two
years, from which il Will be seen that the in,pec-
tons in this State Of last year exceeded these OF
the previous year 1898 hhds.
The crop of So go exceeds that of SS-5o. Ii ia
coniectured that the crop of the present year viii
be considerably curtailed. Tbs year has been vary
anfavorable. Plants we're scarce then the plant
ing season was so indifferent that there was much
trouble IN setting out pauts-and. to crown the
series of mis;or,anes for the planter, there came
a drought which was severe upon the crop, and
dwsried and injured il materially. II the breadth
of land cultivated IN tobacco this year is about
equal to that Of last year. then ve suppose the
conclusion il correct that the crop will be dmin-
ished one compared with that oil iastyear;
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES
- =, The marked and eyer extended popularity Of
RIGA and Europe, is such az best to establish theil
superiority over all others in the market. Sewing
Machines, called, may be bought, il is true, fol
smallert amount of dollars, but 1t is mistaken
economy invest any thing In q worthless or un-
reliable article. and those who will do so must
slNGE K'S NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order to place the peTy best Family Machine,
in the Uor!d within the reach of all, we have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No; r / AN MRd ! afiEEHkssDARD SHUT
Both Of very genera sgpGst.ona and Ospaciy
tory. Prices reduced respectively from S136 and
siSsEa's No. ) sT dRIska SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work
Price, complete, Gle.
Also. to complete the list, an entirely new ar
6olseless. rapid, and capable of any kind OF work
rtrce, including iron stand and drawers, $40
cheapeI &c that IN visw of its value, than the
Al Of SINGERS Machines make the interlocked
s.cn with two thresds, which is the best stitch
reliable slsao d ssops to full
s sst snses prices Working capacities, and he
ing for cops 81 Rorpnsssg can obtain BY send
which Is beautiful pictorial paper. ent1sss s.
si SaE E ias s;aaFf ShAAs6s +
all necessary articles used with sewinr and
kept constantly on hand for sale Also. 4 practs
cal maehinlst, who Is ever ready to attend on our
Men,. co.'s ono. b.in. oondu.,
ed on the most thorough business principles by an
entirely new set Of hands, ve feel confident oi
DONG our share Of the a Ms hays swayi
30 Main street, Richmond.
d. IRorT. Agent au B-Sm
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-. tOa1E0A VI bAtiHiofc nOuSS,t
l03. corner Main and lath or Pearl SITS.
: NOTICE TO THE PUHLIC!

Cuzxn- ,NyIlCE 10 THE PUBLIC! .
ksT Af ssr,. h isss'aFs. an1hs
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announces to
ias gess' Ssf csEhsI hys e
PAffLADkLPHiA and BALTffEoRkEEw 70 tkHl EEss,
MOND, thereby afording unusual facilities for
obtaining Their freight and packages in the short
y Espresso. leave New York at !, $ and O'Clock
ans H Expresses Leave fhisdeiphia At
A. Nj and F. M. ~ '''''AS ia "'0A''0na - :"
Expresses lssys Richmond fer New York. Phil;
SMs:sss rs SD II points North and
piTforsi :essa d. N 81 Il
EXSREssEs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
nond TWICE DAILY at 4.seA NJ; and . p. N.
guarantee to the public civiity, attention and sat-
sfacti0n oil their with their cheers
II 70 s ssaSss
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