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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

ANOTHER STRIKE.-The stone cutters, to
the number OF one hundred, employed on the
new Catholic Cathedral in New York, have
struck for higher wages, which the contrac-
tor refuses to pay.
A Miss Hendrick, of Wayne county, KY,
was found dead in her bed at Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, on the I'd inst. Her
death is supposed to have been produced by
swallowing needle.
Spsncerwoed, the residence OF the Gov
ernor General Of Canada, near Quebec, was
totally burnt last Tuesday night. 1t was
owned by the Province, and was insured Tor
$4,000.
Rev. Thomas Stewart, Of Columbus, Ohio,
having asked new trial, has been convicted
q second time of hcentionsness.
A young man in LIE Clare, Wisconsin, was
recently put under bonds of 5000 to keep
the peace for one year and one day for hay
ing tied bell under the bed of a young
married couple.
Susan A. Cottle, a young lady OF twenty
years, who went to Kansas from Massachu
sets, drowned herself ON the morning OF the
10th inst, in the Missouri river. She wa!
OF melancholy disposition, and wrote des
pondent verses.
Ii you want to have man tor your FRIEND
never get the i'll will OF his wife.
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GOING IT STRoNe.-A young woman appear
ed ON the streets, on yesterday with hoop
ed skirt, which, without exaggeration, oc-
cupied the entire breadth OF the ordinary
side walks upon which she navigated. We
had thought that the hyperboles INDUCED
BY the facetious, concerning hoops would long
since have been fully understood, but it seems
earnest, and is determined to appear rugged
up to the top of the fashion, as she considers
it, in spite Of the wicked reviling of the an
ii fashionable against hoops in general. She
weeded a pretty wide row as she sailed down
Sycamore street.-Pst. EGpress.
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The University of N ashville, Tenn. open
ed ON the Oath ult., with l0l students.
A mammoth elk was killed in Fond du
Lac county, Wis ,onsin, lately, whose ant.
lers measured over five feet, and had six
prongs.
Colonel Forbes, of the Harper's Ferry
disclosures" notoriety, quilted New York
for Liverpool in the early part of November
last.
j. }. Fox, shoemaker, was found dead
at Danvilie, Va, on Tuesday last. Edward
ID. Cook, respectable farmer of the same
vicinity, fell from his wagon dead, one day
last week.
A few days since, James Wells, aged IS,
fell from grain stack, in SandYston town
ship, Sussex county, N. j., and striking
fence, a broken rail p erforated his abdomen,
causing death sosn afterwards.
The records of the State Department show
the total number of persons embarking at
foreign ports for the United States, during
the year 1859, to be 1855, 500, of whom SO, 900
were males.
Aonzo V. Burrill, broker of Boston, has
been arrested on the charge of dealing in
counterfeit and broken bank bills. Several
found in his possession.
Delmonico's celebrated restaurants in
New DIRK were sold at auction last Wednes-
day by order of the assignees. The William
street establishment was knocked down at
$4,000.
The Springfield Mass. Republican states
that there have been 435 cases of small pox
in that town within the past year. Three
fourths of these were only varioloid, and the
deaths hsve amounted to about ten per cent.
OF the cases OF sickness.
The building in VIII ich the "Southern En-
terprising" was printed, at Townsville,
Ca, fell in lately and. completely demolished
the newspaper establishment.
The plank kiln of r 4 Hicock, in Pittsyl
vania county, Va, was burnt on the 2Sth
ult.
DR.. John A Long, postmaster of Lexing-
ton, Mo-, died on the 10th ut. He was a
native Of Martinsburg, Va.
A woman died of mania q pou in Johns
town, Pa, last week, leaving four children.
A newspaper has already been "started'
at Auroria Pixies Peak region.
A negro, owned by Chas. ID. Anderson, of
frlnce Edward county, va, was Killed on
the Gath ult. by horse falling on him.
On Saturday last lot of Strawberries and
asparagus was shipped from Savannah, Ga,
to New York.
The dwelling-house of VIM. Goodwin,near
Brentsville, Prince William county, Va.
was burned down last week.
The Atlanta (Ga.,) Confederacy has ceas-
ed to publish its "b lack" list of Northern
merchants.
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ARREST BY Police Doc In Cincinnati,
on last Thursday night, "a burglar broke into
an eating saloon. Upon perceiving that the
watchmen had gathered round the building,
he disc harged pistol at them through the
door, and then rushed out and made for the
river, tor the purpose Of swimming to the
Kentucky side. Alter jumping from boat to
boat, he jumped into the river, but was Sc
cured by policeman's dog, which seized
him in the water.
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A Ghost Stnteen Feet High Lyons Ranch,
near Sonora, is haunted. The place was
once the property of James Lyons, VINO as
sassinated one of the Blakely brothers, some
months ago, after having sold the ranch to
them. The shade is presumed to belong to
the murdered brother, Blakely. The barn
seems to be the principal seems OF its opera
tions, and number of miners who slept
there have been driven from their lodgings
its by remarkable pranks. According to their
story, it appears to them in the shape of a
huge man, about sixteen feet Eigh, Tho arose
from amidst the hay, piled up in the barn,
and tossed the bales around as if they were
light as feathers 10 his grasp. The story
goes, that this unwelcome visitor, on several
occasions, chases the dodgers from the barn,
making giant strides after the fugitives. On
one occasion, one of the men fired at the
ghost, bat the ball had no effect. The upshot
of the story is, that his ghostship remains
master of the field-or, rather, the barn.
The story is solemnly told BY the editor of
the Sonora Age.
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A NOVEL LAW SUIT-A case is going on in
the Detroit Police Court, involving the right
OF fellow to take back the presents he has
made to girl, when she says she won't have
him, is getting ready to marry somebody
else. A young man who had disposed of
about $50 worth OF jewelry in this way, dur
larceny in invading the lady's bed room and
seizing the property, when he discovered it
was to adorn another mans wife.
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Howard has in his possession Scotch ter
rier with a wooden leg, which runs about
with scarcely perceptible limp. The dog
had his right fore foot amputated by an ex-
press train three months ago, and a veter-
mary surgeon from Manchester being in
formed that it was favorite pet, not only
dressed its wounds, but shortly after sup
piled it with an artificial limb, Of which it
appears somewhat proud salisbury Eng. }
Journal.
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w A N II b d

w A N Il Il ID
A LII the Ladies to call at d Y MARCUS
A No % Main street, and see Gro yer & Ba-
ker's Sewing Machines. Nearly forty thousand
of these justly celebrated Machines are in dai.
ly use, and their own merits have won for them
the justly deserved reputation of the reliable
Machine of the market. 1t will be remember.
ed that this machine took the first premium at
the late Seaboard Fair in this city, after a
thorough examination and test, by a commit.
tee o. three most practical and scientific men
in this section of Virginia. The following is
an extract of their report
AFTER thorough inspection of all the Sew
ing Machines on exhibition, it is our opinion
that the GROVER & BAKER" Sewing Ma
chine is the best for all purposes, viz family
and general work"
Signed, JB PENDLETON,
SHp't Machinery, Seaboard 4 Roanoke r.
ST HAND,
Sup't Seaboard y Roanoke Il.
G DAVIDS,
Sup't Atlantic Iron Works,
and d Inspector OF Steamers
Cotton Silk, Oil, Needs, &c. always on
hand at No 90 Main street Norfolk.
fa22 pY MARCUS.
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WASHINGTON POINT DYEING Es-
MART .ISIN M EMIT

'JFFICE-CoRNEn MAIN AND FRNcAuRcH Sis =.
HAVING every apparatus requisite, and the
k1artistic skill Of the German, French and
prs-eminence Of my previous iePutation) for
cleansing, dyeing and refnishing Ladies and
.entlsn ems apparel, Silk, Satin and Canton
Grape Shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. &C. MY
motto Is Excelsior, and intend to stand unri-
community.
Op 2---dly Y, >. GUfUI
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VIRGINIA PosToFFICEs. Estab ishments.-
An office at Wayside, Mechenburg county,
VIM Finch, postmaster; on the route
Black and Whites to Drapersvi lille. Lands,
Harrison county, Robt Ogden, postmaster;
will receive special mail facilities regularly
from Wisonburg. The site of Buffalo
Springs, Amherst county, is changed to the
store house of James Nj M liner, and L
Richerson appointed postmaster, vice Il "
Snead, moved away. Office at Doe Hill,
Highland county, is re-establshed and Robt
Allen appointed postmaster.
Appointments.- H Hawley postmaster
at Thorndike, Cabel county, vice Z NAL
com, resigned. NJ N Loving, postmaster at
Roseland, Nelson co., vice ID highlander,
resigned.
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A Brilliant Gallery.

TN7Ho is not fond of pretty Pictures? Such
w Pictures by the hundreds can be seen at
HOLIDAY, No. Ia, Main street in this city !,
where beautiful, striking and accurate speci.
mems of every variety of AMBROTYPES,
DAGUEROTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS can
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as it is possible
to conceive, and at any price from FIFTY cents
upward. Let every reader take the hint, "to
secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
A special attraction will be found in the
large and exquisite collection of OVAL GILT
F s-a new and most elegant style of
mounting Portraits, which we have just re-
ceived. This is the new feature of the day,
and well worthy the attention of the lovers OF
the beautiful. ..
Recollect, that we challenge any establish
ment to get up Portraits richer in tone, more
accurate in deliniation, more durable, Oh FOR
LESS MONEY.
no 10 BURWELL & HOLIDAY
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CHARMING Doctor. Becker, of A lba.
ny, N. Y, has been fined three dollars for
kissing Mrs. Roar. He wanted to put her
asleep, and when she refused he filched a
kiss from her, saying that he cured his pa
tients by love.
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NORFOLK MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
TALL at "a, South Church street and have
~ your Boots and Shoes made to order.
good workman can find constant employment
by applying at the above place.
c. A. DAVIS,
las Boot and Shoe Manu- facturer.
FINE BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.
"A WE have received most splendid lot
of Bellows Leather Boots of the very
best quality.
~I 1st-We have lot of thiclk stout ones
for wearing in the water.
2d-We have Grain Boot these we had
made very fine and of the best of leather, and
while they are said to be water proof, they are
not too heavy to wear as winter Dress Boot,
and will polish as very nice Calf skin. Just
give us ca Il and look at them.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
ia 10 No %; East side Market Square.
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GLYCERINE CREAM

GLYCERINE CREAM
GLYCERINE CREAM
Glycerine Cream Glycerine Cream
Glycerine Cream Glycerine Cream
Glycerine Cream
Glycerlne Cream
HLYCERINE CREAM is one of the best
VI things extant for curing chapped hands,
lips, sore nipples, SC. Only rs cents per box,
pr epared and sold by LUDLOW,
JAZZ Atlantic Drug Store.
KEROSENE LAMPS AND OILS.
KTE have just received a large supply of
w Kerosine Lamps of the newest and most
approved patterns, and invite every person
desiring to obtain the very best and cheap
call before purchasing elsewhere. as we have
the finest assortment ever offered for sale in
this city. Also the best Kerosine Oil, only
aiO No Union street.
POTATOES, POTATOES, POTATOES.
OO0 Bbls. Dyk nan Potatoes,
AOO 100 do Peach Blue do
100 do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes,
200 Bushels do o do do
THoS. P CRoWELL,
JAZZ Higgins Wharf Norfolk.
NEW FALL GOODS.
lust RECEIVED splendid assortment OF
d Fall and Winter Goods, comprising Black
and coloured double Skirt, Silk Robes, plain,
French, Figured and Printed Mouslines, CASH
meres, Merinoes, Stella and Blanket Shawls,
Cloaks, Nantes &C. &c.
Also, a beautiful lot of black and coloured
Cloths, Cassimeres and Fancy Vestings. Also
Gents Merino and all wool, Shirts and Drawers,
Handkerchief, Socks, Collars, Cravats, &c, &C.
L. BERKLEY'S
sc 81 No. 80, Main street.
FREIGHT BY THE JAMESTOWN.
NOTICE..
DERsONS having freight to ship by the
L Jamestown, are notified that she will here
after take what is offered at Norfolk and then
go to Portsmouth, at which place she will leave
for New York after the arrival of the Southern
cars.
Shippers must have their freight on the wharf
by O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. oc 10
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WIN. A.. GkA y r,o.
,stpWRIGHT. SPAR MAX IN

CAULkEK.
SECTIONAL MARINE nail WAf.
STEAM SAW MILL AND TIMBEE
MANUFACTORY
80. 90, Wide Water Street. N"r-
folk, Va.
Aa> N. b. BUILDING !AA 1EEiA LS
FDRNLSHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PAPERS

NOTICE .EXTRAORDlNA AIRY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PAPERS
At the Depot, No. 81 Main street.
FOR THIS WEEK, vIz
Lsslie's Illustrated Paper.
p Hafper's Weekly. N Y Ledger,
Banner of Light. Home Journal,
Budget OF Fun, (Leslie's)
T. Dollar Newspaper.
American Union,
Evening Post,
Waverly Magazine,
Weekly Novelette,,
w Mercury,
Flag of Our Union,
Welcome Guest
United States Police Gazette
National Police Gazette,
New York Waverly
True Flag, sc, &C, all selling at FOL cents
each, Nick Max, Leslie's illustrated Monthly
and harper's Magazine for February, have all
ONE to hand. Il HATHAWAY
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SPORTsMENs. HON
Ill VERY kss.f, z " 1880 Jsf<ssS = sTA Biz
M E s.sss@ls ILL.,
on HILL ST II EE r..

- NsA1S1~Ne4kAd&N as6sSS'SsGs
ON HILL ST Il Il r Il.
'JyHE Subscriber would most respectfully II
l form his friends and the public generally
mat he is now prepared to meet the wants o
The publicfin his line of business, having NUN
Der OF HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVkYAN-
les, always on hand, which he will let out al
the lowest rates.
Stabling or Board furnished gentiemen's
on the best terms.
sep2! JAS ThAfEh
N7 II. BUCK,
W. No. 1903 Y lO5 ChG,ch styest, l,o,Jon.
Dealer In Porter, Ale, Cider and Superior Mil
sral Waters. Fine Draft AIe always OF, hand
oc3
AND WARRANTS.
l. LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
slzes constantly wanted, for which the highes,
lash prices will be paid by
.c-3--ly Nj. HUXLEY,
West side Market square
T. BOARDING HOUSE.
Vest MAN, near CRANKY street, No So, Norfolk
Va Roaraefs by the day, week, month or
yea, at moderate prices. SEA
GUSTAV HANFT,
III Formerly W. BerwiSks
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK. Va
-tsir Cut, Curled and Dressed in every style, BY
Accomplished Artists.
Uentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
.risfaction at this establishment.
Toilet Articles, &c. for sale es-iv
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
No. Is UNION STREET.
NORFOLK, VA.
JOHN NTH, JR..
PROPRIETOR.
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4. BOTTIM ORE,

have in store large Stock OF Ladies', Gen
/ tlemen, Misses ana Children BOOTS and
SHOES of all kinds qualities and styles which
will sell at the very lowest prices. Inc
public are requested to examine these goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is, Z. Side Market Square,
del Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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FINE RRANpINs. WINES, DC.

FINE BRANDIES, WINES, DC.
TN U. s. Bonded Ware House, Imported from
l. the best market, and for sale on accomodaf'
ing teIms.
l1Casks Madeira Wine.
Pipes Holland Gin,
Is z Casks Port Wine,
- Puncheons w. I. Rum,
lOQ Casks Harmony Sherry Wine.
II Octaves A Seignett Brandy,
A Is n Pipes Jas. Hennessy ID Brandy,
10 4 Casks do do do
q Y do do do do
az do Vineyard Proprietors do
s Octaves do do ID
ROGERS g. LANGLEY,
nos No. 8. Newton's wharf.
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Business Cards.
LUTHER WALKER.

PLA 5 TIE r e r 4 ND 5 L A T Z r
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that having located in Norfolk for the
purpose of prosecuting the above mentionse
business, am prepared to execute in the hes
style and shortest time, all work that may be
entrusted TO me, Architectural Plaster. Orns-
ments of the latest style, and at the 'nwss'
prices. .aSasa
RF- Particular attention paid to repairiA
Slate Roofs, Sc.
Residence, No. IL, N. Cumberland street.
2-lU.
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CHANGE OF HOUR
CHANWE OF IxOON
nj 81
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
ALL RIO A D

I EAVE Norfolk at. ................l2 NJ.
IL Reach Petersburg at.....,..."..S.40P 7. M.
Leave Petersburg, .............7So A. N
Reach Norfolk. ....,. .........u A. NJ.
90 The foregoing is daily schedule,Sun-
lays excepted--and connects closely with the
RICHMOND TRAINS,
10 and from Richmond, also with the Trains OF
the South Side Road as heretofore.
Passengers from Richmond leave at 4.3O A.
NJ, and breakfast III Petersburg.
o. To 60 into effect from apd after this day.
Satur day, Nov. 18th, 1859.
WILLIAM MALONE,
uoIa Engineer and Sup't.
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DIRECT LINE

D1nEkO LIN e
BETWEEN NORFOLK AND N. YORK.
THE FIRST LINE TO REDULE FREIGHTS
TO A FAIR RATE.
kEA THE Steamship POTOMAC,
<1 Capt. Watson, will leave Nor
folk, for N York, on Wednesday
- Feb. 9Th aql2 NJ. Leave N York
Tor Norfolk, on Saturday, Feb. nth, at p NJ,
and will continue 70 leave Norfolk on Wed.
nesdays ana Nsw es sof1 On 5sstn ,s
quest of the merchants OF Norfolk, and at rates
Of freight specified by themselves, viz cts
per foot, and in proportion, it Is confidently
avoid having their goods carried up James Riv-
er. and keep what they have SO long wanted, a
direct line between Norfolk and New York,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
\ fe 8 Higgins wharf, Norfolk.
OI.TED MEAl.-Just received fresh from
ID the Mill, for sale cheap BY 49,
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CASTILE SOAP--5 boxes now on hand an
" for sale low. Also a large lot of Famed
Gaps y
fe IL LW WEBB.
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NTELCH'S Family, Patapsco Family,
w and Extra Mount Clair Family, Pal.
metto Extra and Superfine. and several other
Brands of Flour in store, and for sale by
jal7 JAS. E. JONES.
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lime FLOUR-2OO bbls Palmetto Fin
T. Flour, in store and for sale by
SHERWOOD 4 YOUNG,
ia IA Ia Roanoke Square.
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j. j. Fox, shoemaker, was found dead
at Danville, Va, on Tuesday last. Edward
d. Cook, a respectable farmer of the same
vicinity, fell from his wagon dead, one day
last week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

SINGULAR CASE OF SoMNAMBuLIsM.--A siekly
girl in Plymouth, New Hampshire, somnam-
bulst, with a strong propensity to walk off with
things and hide them where they could not be
found nor she herself remember, so that at last It
was necessary to lock her in securely at night,
made off a few weeks since with valueble watch.
Then the family gave her liberty and watched her
movements in hope that the same somnambnlism
that carried it of would again find it. The other
night she started out, followed by her brother
She walked places that he dared not follow, but
the moonlight helped show her COURSE and he
kept along. Finally she walked up the trunk Of
an old tree that hung at an angle of forty-tiye
degrees over brook, stood firmly at the end while
the tree swayed beneath her, and STOPPING dowr
4 brought out the watch. Returning 70 terra iirmt
the brother walked her, took the property, ant
4 they hurried home.
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TERRIBLE DEArH.- The Knoxville qll.) Republi-
can says that little son Of Mr., Madison Grump of
that city died Tuesday. 9th inst, of hydropho-
hia About two weeks ago he was slightly bitten
on the nose by a neighbours dog, that some days
afterwards showed symptoms Of madness. On
Sunday previous the boy was taken siclSwith what
was supposed to be fever. On Monday he was
worse, and during the day went into spasms, when
the true nature Of the disease was made known to
the afflicted family. The disease increased in al
It's yralenee aud horribleness until Tuesday morn
ing. when death released The little boy from his
terrible suffarings.
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Samuel r.. Moore 81 Co..
HousE-rUR N1sH1Na sroR,
No. 40 Camp street,

~, ~
"oe'
Has for Sale
w,y,rr, s,rr,- r>x,.,
m rurs, AZ, a D 1iIS.', Ek SETS,
pAINTrn ct - : . s.ils
,vi,,s,,i =. i, e,,issA IolLEF SETS @
Cnr Avn ~ , g plsN IN IN SETS,
sIfrpp :, tan -, " ah.essWAFE,
- - ii - ! "a eASiokS,
- %, TN TN LATED a WINE STANDS,
slt, nv FLafhD PITCHERS,
,I1 IN 20 80 sFooNs AND FORKS,
80, ..s ! ,'a 81 Ours AND GoBLErs,
arLnEh TED NuI CRACKS,
$500 - ! 20 u, NoMMufloN SETS,
800. 49, n4NtspiEp hNiNES,
1,otai N4AIhlN KINGS,
- lA attsl1aii IlS COFFEE POTS,
80 .' slit TN tofflsE uRNs,
RhAN1shI,tt I'm HGG BOILERS,
EhANlstiED lin SOUP TUREENs,
=, "a t,i or 20 IN TEA KETTLES.
t 20 N1sai-p I'm oasIER DISHES,
49, - sei'4Ah l'AMfs, -.~.-..
ILL S,I,,,,, 49, pAMAsN SOLAR LAMPS,
A..leos,i'4SE4 oll4 LAMBS,
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL CASTORs,
BRITANNIA METAL TEAPoTs,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS, %
BRITANNIA METAL G4ANDLESTICKs,
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAPANNEp TEA TRAYS IN SETS. '-z-..4
JAPAHNED BREAD BASKETS
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
IA JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS ...s =..-
JAPANNED COAL. VASES.
jAPANNED TOILET SETS,
HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
-Uros-
FAMILY SEWING NfACHIN "a
APPOINTED by the Tennessee State Fair, 1860.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Sept. l5 1860.
The conittle appointed the State Bureau Of the seventh
Annual State Fair Of Tennessee examine and mark fof
he hest Family Sewing Machine find exhibition the follow
t named Machines in competition, viz: The NJ singer,
wheeler 4 WILSON A. Howe, and the Grover Baker
The art tree named although differing in construction aud
actty sim 20 far stitch is concerned all arrive at me
ar poin making what called and known as me NJ rae
STITCH each using shuttle shuttle and oohoh' on 10
which all the lower thread thread used underneath required
10 he spoiled shuttle Machine may be used upon some
classes If family sewing with degree Of satisfaction but we
from their construction operation and stitch their pn
FINAL adaptation Is to the purposes q manufactures
ont we conceive and important to meet
M range of requirements machine for family sewing
va ind MORE fully CONFINED in the GROVER a hAhak,
-, EXTENT or CAPACITY, SIMPLICITY OF con-
sfRIlerIoS. EASE OF MANAGEMENT ADVANTAGE
IS RISING THREAD FROM TWO sPooLs WITHOUT
mn WINNING STRENGTH OF WORK. ELASTICITY,
/ pt;n sBfIlTy AND REGULARITY OF STITCH, AND
opIEryxss OF MOVEMENT We, therefore, mark award 10
THE GROVER s BAIS CIR.
JOHN HEROES, Chairman.
]. ". HORTON,
4 j. ". WILSON,
/ G. II. WHITE,
.Z= JAMES a. WOODS
Committee.
hereby esry Inst the above trpa copy Of The oriea'
decision and aas, Of Committee 'psn Fam y Sewing Ma
chimes. appointed NJ The Tennessee State Fair for 1860
L. P. WILLIAMS,
1s gf Secretary rernss.oe State Agricultural Bureau
Mid G!ores.
n. Five Hundred Dozen BAJou's LADIES' KID GLOVE
5, gust received 's f. REILLY 4 CO.,
ois 2pst ISL esual street. between Res al and Bourbon