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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14
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- BY. B. LIPPINC0TT Co., Philsdephs;
FOOTBALLS ON THE % BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER
By RoBERr DALE OwsS,
Formerly Member Consress and American Minister to Naples
This work devoted to inquiry whether OCCASIONAL inter
ference from another world in this be reality deusion
e1 snes the alleged evidences presenmen second sight
hoaseauntngs and sppaons referring to the most approved
Ii inquiries whether when set down the narratives Of
all ncudrs our own that touch on the narvs referred
to- mere supers!ons We are overlooking any sesua
phenomena
COMPENSATION; Or, ALWAYS FuruRE. By Anne M.
H. Brewster. | vol, limo 81.
healthy tome lis delightful concerning music IL: beau
% pictures Of social life different fre9 ours IN Amehcs ~
ssS.tn sssa s.a.s sSs Il.
ss; h.s I. "a ssassss s Bulletin
II, Ii asToB9 Gs r. The 3
Campbell. vol, svo. 81 80
BxcK's MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
ELEMENTS or MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE. By
Theodre Romeyn Beck, NJ D., IL d. Professor Of haena
Medcs in Albany Medical College &c and John B. Beck
d. Professor Of Maters Medca and Medical Jursprdence
in the College of Physicians and Surgeons OF the City Of New
York &c Eleventh Edition With Notes by Association Of
the friends of Dr. Beck The whole revised by Prof c. R. Gil
man. D. the College Physicians and Surgeons Of New
York. 2vols, sve. Law and Medical Styles, So
THE RIVALS.
TALE oy THE TrxEs oy AARON BURR AND AIxIASpxR
HAMILTON.
By the hon. Jere. Clemens.
Author OF Bernard LII - and Mustang Gray"
Iam9 81.
TITLE HUNTING By +. L. LLsvKLLrS. vol limo 81
VII.
MANUAL OF LIBRARIES, SOCIETIES, AND I..STl-
TIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROV
INCEs OF NORTH AMERICA.
Containing Historical and Statistical Account Of Libraries
Colleges and College Societies, Academies, Semnares and
High Schools Institutions for the Deaf Dumb Blind and In
sane; Agricultural Historical Scientific Mercantile and Young
Christian and other Associations BY William j. khee
Chief CLERK Of the Smithsonian Institute vol 8yo. 100 pp
Price Sa
LAMARS BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION.
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METHOD BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION By J. 5. Lamar.
vol, l2mo. SL
In Press,
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Religions Notices.

BOARD Wauted-A young Gentleman, wishing to be per.
sney located would like 10 obtain Board and Lodging
PuIrsked Room without Board in private family, who will
sot Ahey to move Address QUIET, Boa No III
Tribune Office
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Or. Armitage, Pastor Of the Horfohst. Baptist Church
WIN preach SDRDAY AFTERNOON, at O'clock, In Union
Chapel corner Of Broadway and S9thbt.
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Sermon AnsWered.-A lecture will be delivered ID W in
e Church OF the American Mission to Roman Catholics in
llth4t. between Cd and 4thGvs., on SUNDAY EVENING
Jan Is by convert from PoPery Several from Ro
ansrn present and in the Discus
gion every THURSDAY EVENING in the place. The
pds Of requested be present free
and Roman Catholics invited to defend their faith Subject
Trausubstsptisiion.n
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ITO SCHOOL COMMITTEES and TEACH.

ITO SCHOOL COMMITTEES and TEACH
We earnestly ash those who wish such uniformity b,
desOus avoid the burdensome multiplicity Of
I'D ssRIgs, TO examine
EATON'S ARITHMETIC.
Hundreds of the best educators in the land pronounced
It to accurate, clear concise yet comprehensive po-
sophic pl.in PRACTICAL, Tres,e on written .saass."
PERAsxsT UsIyosnrII cannot be secured where there e
same booi The use Of such book works the ssDIs rsa-
PLENTY Of both tesehers and pupils
accuracy nearly perfect Teachers and Com
nttsss there win therefore Be 70 ssr Inn
say would change Of books in the schools pat,
ting parents children and teachers to much and
trouble
EATON'S ARITHMETIC
all the Boston Public Schools esti6se
.oS soIsf IT, .. @ s~n in s. schools for the S
has been triumphant In proof OF this VIII yoa read the sub
joined testimonial: -, n. a. ,...
EstOns Arithmetic published by Me:.rs Brown Tssssrd Z
Chase the Schools OF this city
September 1885, and we sAe pleasure in bearing witness 70 rs
gs.. s1cssPce The oyIon work wnn ws
tcn sbundsnty confirmed by years '0n'Ans ass IN the
sssehsr. who desire work IL which the prnyss sf
thoroughly they make themselves acquainted the
highly SESfSE OK T aE2Es iHsssi.!Ts g. Il st:
hI g bsoWE fas Principal bosass sssss
JAMES A. PAGE, Principal Dwight School
GEORGE B: HYDE, Pnncipal Dwight School
H; Il. LINCOLN NJ Principal Lyman school
HSs e VAhENNE s'Rs Pase a1s Quincy seAso
sk 3HA hAGEs go foSfR. S.eS. s.ps g.alsa School
ADhAs HAsH as1s RaSRi ssssT ssSss
EATON'S ARITHMETIC
in use and has been for than in ~ The scssok
In It's operations s used In hundreds Of cities and tswnsia Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

THK cANARDs or THE HouR.-Consequent upon
the discovery Of the fraud upon the Interior De-
partment, there are endless rumors aioat OF other
defalcations coming to light Thus in the New
York papers of yesterday we find the following
cit has been discovered within a few DAYS,
that two million Of dollars are missing from the
United States Treasury that 10 not accounted for
on the books. The clerks have been busy ever
since the discovery searching the books to ascer-
tain whether an actual robbery has been COM
mitted to the above named amount or not The
matter Is not yet known to the public, but the
onacers Of the Government are In the secret and
very much exercised. fearing the report may
prove true right upon the excitement consequent
upon the robbery In the Interior Department"
In order to separate the true from the false In
these times of excitement II s proper to say that
there IL not word Of truth in the paragraph
quoted-not one word.
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$ $S $# sSsEs :s|;s
GsREEN CORN,
de q vrN,,
TO THE PURLJC :

To THE PUBLIc.
81 Having large amount of money To nav nr;o, =,
ti no iss o march, and owing to the general -
yn y! business, we have determined To 49, =
cash. and nee Tor purchasers TO buy Of us for
Per cent on all cash "a es du,inr the 81 ~
DA >. In order to reduce our verv Iarce .taaAr a
goods And realize the money for them n1sH iook Of
opening our spring supplies ' p'e'ious 70
=, Cash customers wili readily ses IN. 1885,.
they WIN have In trading with us. ON The tar
RSseo ss aa examination Of our stock and =, pro-
VII sn9w LOT themselves whether or NOT NJ " ces
nn In our proposition, and as the gro.ter n c,e
SoWno y. OUT sncy stock has already been maIrad
since the crisis began we feel NJ ~ %
spsrecistsd a9oements We Iew offer will be hisRIv
s All familiar with the poss generally eharssS
We need hardly add that our stook. ov;,, >. a..
Of ssaVIs s a. f vs Is row s.sy yss many Hlnds
VII Pc able to supply themselves with Al mo
ana ~ "a our line OF eusine.s at very low priess
oocs Inc lowest g5ics viii Invariably be named n
No n. sHUSTER CO.,
between nh and sth sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26
SPIRIT Of IN. Morning Press.

TEE PITTSBURGH DIsTuRBAScEs.-The dis
patches from Pittsburgh, Pa, Of mob disturbances
there, added 10 the buzz Of excitement yesterday
about the hotels, the more especially a. It could
not be gathered from the DelPhic nature Of the
telegraphic reports on what ground the Pitts
burghers were In smsKts more than that L. 9.
Quartermaster Talisfero was arranging for the
shipment Of seventy hit heavy guns to Newport,
Tens, and forty-six more to Ship Island, near
the BaliIe, from the Allegheny Arsenal. Subse-
quent dispatches however state that the excite
ment was because the people Of Pittsburgh appre-
hended that the object Of the movement was to
place the guns In a position where they could be
seized by the secessionists. II appears that the
forts at the points designated are new, and have
never had any guns, and that those in question
were originally designed for them. In the presen.
condition Of affairs, however, the citizens OF
Pittsburgh insisted that the guns should remain
where they are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

AN IMPoRrANT FACT In all discussions touch
Ing the present troubles Of the country, II should
be remembered that South Carolina has long con-
templated her present movement, and repadiatss
fhs idea fhat nay redress Of grsraness irU or cas
1adues her ersT 0ga,n to recognize the authority of
ths United States. This FIXED FACT should be
borne in mind b. all those who wish to preserve
the Union In Its integrity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26
Personal

The Augusta (6a.) Chronicle saws that Col
John A. Erwin, President Of the Richmond Sc.
ceders' Convention, which nominated Messrs
Breckihridge and Lane, last June, was found
dead In his bed, at his residence in Greensboro,
Ala, on the morning OF the 18th Inst. Cause
paralysis.
THE New York Post says that our country
man Henry stevens has bought Humboldts Ii.
brary In Berlin just as he left t. IL was shipped
from Hamburg 70 him In London the last week In
November, In forty-eight cases. The catalogue
consists OF twelve thousand ttles-about six thou.
sand bcsed volumes, and the rest small books
and pamphlets. Many Of the books are very bulky
and costly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

ID To Taylor L Maury we are indebted for
some late and valuable publications Of the Har-
pers -" Studies from Life" series of tales ard
essays by the author OF John Halifax; Harper's
Greek text Of Herodotus "a beautiful issue indeed)
and pleasant book Of "Fables'' for children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

" sharper case 10 now pending before the
supreme Court, o, One smart rogue traded OF =
uses OF and upon another, for gold chains pnt In
at $50 eech. The land was three feet urds, vs
and the gold chains are Sold at % q doren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26
LOST AND FOUND.

the seventh street SEES a xDall ereen - y.
pie.s. ~ MN contsinirs SIS in gold sons
er Will be suitably rewarded by /, ayine n WITH
!AMEs a. EVANS, corner Of Sixth st. and Pa.
e.e.ee. de 24-3ts
k'OoND-Ye yesterday, correr Pa avenue and I7th
- 81 small package of yEWELRY. The
owner esn nave IL BY calling at J3o 18th street he
t t and =, and describing the articles. Cal
81 = eno 2. M. de 22-Sts
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the following
WASHINGTON TESTIMONIALS:
From II. s. Darfs.
DR.. Sohlosser has this day removed from my (. Q,
twelve corns. which was done without pain, and to
my entire Satisfaction. ohe srfuily recommend to
all persons, and especially my friends who suffer
Win oorns' to call on the Doctor soon.
H. 8. DAVIS.
Washington, D. c., Dec. oath, 1860.
From Hon. Burton Craigs. M c, NC
1t gives me pleasure to certify that Dr. Schiosser
has this day extracted several corns from my feet
without pain. BURTON CRAIGE.
From Taos. p. Lepis, Wa, Department.
certify that DR.. Schlosser has skifully EXTRACT
Cd several oorns from my feet, and without pain.
THOs. 2. LEWIS.
Washington, d. c., Dec. 10Th, Ieeo.
From DR.. T. S. Verdi, NJ d.
testify that have been very successfully ope.
rated upon by DIR. Schlosser, without pain of any
sort. r. q VER M N
Washington, January 7th. 1853.
In addition to the above testimonials, several
thousands more are in the Doctors POSSESSION.
CAN BE CONSULTED HERE,
ONLY FORA SHORT TIME,
AT HIS OFFICE,
2s1 PENNA. AVENUE, tSouth side,)
between 18th and 18th streets.
Office hours from 10 O. m THAR
NoIIcK.-Dr. Schlosssr can only BE- consulted at
his office, and has no professional connection with
any one des
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

a. r A N D CON GER
" For the Benefit of
THE POOR OF THE CITY.
TIE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT OF PAUL
Have the pleasure of announcing that
@ X A ID
Vocal and Instrumental Concert
For the Benefit Of the Poor Of the City Will be
wYLL5RpS HALL
On THURSDAY EVENING, December n.
PROGRAMME.
Caorus-And the CORY of the Lord Handel
With full orchestral accompaniment.
Qusrtette-Come where my Love lies
solo-Lo Hear the Gentle Lark, Iflut, roster
- acoompanimentl ..-.........-.,.P Bishop
Duet-As II fell upon q Day. ............-
Chorus-O! hall us ye Free. Herman
PARrII.
Solo-PiaEo-Chauson Creole. ......... .Reterrer
selO--oh the Bay OF Dublin. .:...irish MeIoSy
Sh0rus1Hal!elplah, (fuil orchestral -. Hande!
Solo--Were q Soldier. ...........,-... StieelIi
Solo and Chorus-The Star Spsnsled
bahnef..- Key
Conductor.---. Mr.. T. n. CAuLTIlLp.
Concert will commence at half-past = O'Clock.
Admission Fifty Cents. Tickets for sale at the
Music and Book Stores, and at the Hotels.
ne flaDo used on this occas on 10 from the man.
ufactory Of ChfckerinE q Sons, Boston, and is
kind y loaned by John r. Ellis, Esq. de 24,s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND UNION BANQUET.

II n
The ladies connected with the Z stree. Bsp,is.
s:s n IL!
6 III .ss sa s +
ladies' think What soS,S dong a. I'll n should e
money :pen snd soms,sns r ,es ri
Pre- mised, it is hoped the public vii consult their
Own interest and extend Q liberal patronage to the
strswbsr.iss and cream ar. among the del.O.cIss
splendid piano forte for any who may feel inclined
An United States Tag with thirty ,Arss stars, sx-
Ieaaso from me window, VIII designate the place
WILLAKD's HALL.
Don PasSu.e. laIt Monday evenng, the Com
sented to give, by general request,
ONE GRAND OPERATE CONCERT
On WEDNESDAY ETENING, December 90.
On Which oscssioa the folloyIns Star Csss viii
kki,5Sly consented to play on The Piano with Sig
PROGRAMME.
Piano Overture-Martha.
hfII Ar Borsis -; SIG Sg.inI
serenadeNsbnhe,t-- - ------.- -MsSsms Solson
Il BaIen (.fia@T.ovsiorej sig silffs sTr
Terzetto-Lucrezla Borgis
Colson, Brigroli, Ferri
pIa1o Overture-M assaniello. Sig. franoia, Muzio
Madamina AriaT;Don Giovanni -. sig Susini
Dnettino LA OF darem la msno-Don Giovanni.
ColsGn. Ferri
The sted French Laughing Song. oomp snSd
. by Auber for and sung bv. -. Madame Coison
The oelebi stsd QusItett from Lucia
Colson, Bngnoli, Ferri, Susini
The whole under the direction of Sig. Mrzo
The prlce of admission to all parts of the hall 81:
reserved seats 81 cents extra. Seats be secured
81 Metzerott's Music Store on "Wednesday,
Doors open att; Opera commence ara 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

n~fAiR.-rhs ladies Of Fletcher Cb.nsI Eli
S hold Pair at No. 215 seventh st1set IL
tween and NJ sta, from 2oth to Slst DeceInber.
inclusive Tome, enjoy yourselves and proours ar
neles for the holidays Season tickets sfmitfinS
gentleman and lady, 50 cents; single admittsnoe 10
OCLss. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26
WALL q BSRN,ARune b. a M;

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of . writ of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
the County OF W9shIngtOa, and 70 me directed !. 4
l expose TO public sa,e for cash, in front OF the
Court House door OF said county, on THURS
DAY, the 10th day OF January next, 1881 "a IL
O'Clock m, the following described property 10 wit.
rart OF bot Not, In S9us No. sss. beginning az
the northwest CORNER OF said 10. and thence
east on virginia avenue 10 feet lnch; thence south
oy southwest the depth Of said lot thence west by
southwest 70 the southwest corner Of said lot.
gina avenue, containing l672 usre feet tog ether
with 81 a3d singular the improvements thereon in
the olty OF washington, ID. c.. seized And levied
upon as the property Of John Meunekein. and win
ns 500 70 satlkti judicials No. "a % January term
lSl II iavor Of 4. Woilard, use of John Pund,
de e-dp w sELDEN, u, s. Marrhal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

N~OFFICE OF THE PIREMEN'S JNSIR-
~ ANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
AND GEokSETOWN, December q, lesO.-in
compliance win the third section of the charter
notice 10 hereby given to the stock holders of said
conn eny that an election will be held at this ofcs
tbs enusuinE rear. ~
Polls open from 10 a. m. TO .. In
de z-e ~ AREI. q, DAVIS -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26
FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL 4 BARNARD A

By WALL & BARNARD, Aucuonesr,.
EOURTSALE-StLEoF CONVENIENT Burr,-
~ ING LOBBY virtue of an order and drcrsa n
the Orphans Court of the District OF ColSmbiS
,, airing date on the 18th day Of November A n
issai And n duly oonfrmed By the Circuit Court Of
said District, IN Chancer. sItting I aha sell AZ
public suction, 70 the highest bidder, on THURS
ia the 9Th day OF December. A ID. 1850. in front
81 the premises. 81 o'clock D. m. all the riCht III
tie, interest, and estate Of Sarah Eizsbeth. Ann
Amelis, and John William, Ferguson, Of in ard
TO the south part Of Lot numbered seven. a 10
Square numbered y one, ISL Of the Plan of thu
city OF Wasslnston, oommsncIng for the said part
a. the southwest corner OF said Lot and running
thence north with the line of Twenty third street
west fourteen Q+l feet; thence east one huGdfsd
and twenty two I'D feet two and hslfT2SJ inoh-
&c e the rear OF said Lot; thence soGth iourtssu
Two tlz2l fe-t tvo-anc-s half (2,iD inches 70 the
This property fronts on Twenty third ST. vs,t.
between north L AID M SITS.
Terms, One half cash; the residue in two equaI
instsim M Of and u months secured "
bearing interest from the day of sale little dead
70 De reserved until the whole Of the purchase
money 10 paid, All eonveyanoIng at the cott OF the.
MARY ANN FERGUSON, Guardian.
WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

~OFFIC Z GASLI6HT COMPANY,
~ WAsHISeroN. December %, ls6e.-Notice
an election for I'VE directors to manage the affairs
81 th COMPANY during the year 1851 viii be held at
on MONDAY, Jsnaary =, 1861, at " O'clock In
de 2o-StawtJauT ascra,.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26
~COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL
US WARRINGTON, December 6, i8f0

~THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS
w. viii ee holdes every day this week. in the
streets, 20 commence at O'Clock, and 10 eontirne
one hour. - n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

n~ BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WASH
aSSIos, ": T.. Pee =, lsse-The Board o.
OF ne Prohss for TIE current six months. The same
VIII Be sd on and after the % of January next
de % 81 r. RI, SMITH Cash1er
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
RICaMOND MADE CLOTHING,

In ere Il : I'd Fa Gilt e =.
TEYuG Subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the IN
city o' Richmond twenty years, and has this ES
time nom Is 100 hands In his employment and will la ~
the next month two, make large additions TO that LII
Der. Having story his especially
fctlrug purposes De determined make article IA the
clothing uv that shall compare Ia every respect with clothing
maize m Northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his old
Ing employment n midst p large number OF mechanics and
worthy females who gl o;ege su0gr for the nccessaries OF
e NeLls the best cutters and materials be
cd by house u The c0uafry.
MsryIuI, Virginia Caronas and Georgia Cassmeres and
rweeds Of am grades and Strictly Southern Mauu,.ctur
House shall sssfed boy personal inspection
what dobu what De has been dong years past
T. b SPENCE, Cothier and Tailor
mha Corn Main and 18th SIS Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

- O0 OOO i've enter upon the Spring Season with
= lUV3OOO. the largest, most varied and elegant
stock Of FlNE SPRING CLOTHING for retail sales we have ever
shown or 90 BE- found In the South The assortment embraces
the choices styles % European goods all Of which
have been gotten by ourselves In that peculiarly tasty and
durable manner for which Clothing has long been eeeoA
ted
We shall continue every lducement 20 purchasers
and hopeo merit and receive Increase Of the very large
patronage bestowed for than twenty wears past
- New styles introduced constantly and all the novelties OF
the season may be found the old stand lt2 Main Street
KEEN BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
SPRING AND SUmMER CLOTHING,

Of ONh " ANU HOM u An Az L T.
UR stock OF Ready Made Clothing complete and We ask the
~ attention OF public In general 20 call aud
De convued who sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
In this city Our stock large and We will continue to make up
during The summer 20 be able 90 Ike stock In complete
ness We v also, make Clothes order In the las, styles
and will warrant 90 no sale.
large stock Of Cloths Casmerss aad Nestng hand All
we ask Is a call and look for yoarsen, MORRIS co,
ANS Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

HON. JOHN BELL SERENADED AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Nay l7.-HOO. John Bell, the candidate
Of the Union party for Presdent nowen route for Ten
nesse serenaded this evening. He addressed the
people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
PRESENTATIONS OF TIE JAPANESE ANBASSA-
DORIS TO THE PRESIDENT.

THE MILITARY ESCORT BRILLIANT DISPLAY or THE AM
BAssADORS-IMPOsING SCENES At THE PRESIDENTS
HOUsE-IETGREsrING oEGENONIEs-ADDREss OF THE
JAPANESE-REsPONSE OF THE PRESIDENT, Etc. Etc, Etc
Yesterday great day the National Capital
the st time In the history Of the naon Embassy from The
upre Of Japan Officially received by the President Of the
United Sate The ceremonies of Imposing
The subonod particulars furnhed by correspondent
Correspondence ofthe 3altlmores sunI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
Spring and Summer Clothing.

I NAkRACOIG, HARRIS Il co. Have anu are now
II receiving choice Spring and Summer Clothing,
recently boant and manufactured expressly for their retail trade
and would invite All wishing he WILL dressed and at
Way low cost give them call being determined to sell low
a. the lowest DARRACOTr HARRIS & co.
No. 112 Main Street,
my10 Successor, 10 Merchant Weisiger Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

THNO NGERCHf BAN KERS, COUNTY
I CLERKS AND SECRET sOCGETIES-SEAL PRESSES We
are prepared SEAL PRESSES with dies
to any pattern short notice They much in with
Mercans Corporations Societies. County Clerks and No.
taries Call and specimens o. work
s1N-WgDDING, VISITING and INVITATION CARDS, Gle
ganty engraved on steel furnished order very short notice
s INITIALS neatly stamped Note Paper and Envelopes
Pa ties wishing say the above, rely the prompt
execution Of their orders. WEST 4 JOHNSTON
Booksellers and Book ok5lnders,
II Eag SQUARE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
FOR
1860
1860.

Simp son II Miller
1l9 7Iain street.
VOC Win find Clothing % THEIR OWN MANUFACTURER thsi
cannot be surpassed ans We will keep constantly
hand tHr-g he SprHy and summer months fun stock
ltre chat kept Clothing hue Our goods have got
up especial reference thc retail trade
Excelsior regards FIT STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
Suits color different pieces snd quail ties
l Coats Ptn shirts made order
Please give a eau 40 10. uh2s SIMPSON MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
WANTED.
- nFHguAssL1 80 an f-F-

WA NTED.
1 n 600 CUSTOMERS az the Richmond Trunk FACTORY. 81
lO.OOO MSin Street just above the 81 Charles Hotel
where they buy style Of trunk yy Esh
ing the best iron frame solid sole leather
solid leather yases superior carpet maden
and warranted aud sold pr!ces
be bought in NE Northern cities Trunks repaired
made the shortest notice. Country merchants Invited
anime my stock Of Trunks and leara my prices
nh3-3m JAMES RNOTTs