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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10
WHO INVEaTED THE SEWING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED 1S45.
e. Howe, Jr., Original Inventor a
PafenIee.

What Constitutes Good Sewing Hachin
l. Il should be ~ell made, simple III its consiruc-
ton and easily kept IN order.
2 1t should make tgh, lock-sttch, alike on both
sides OF the materi-l.
g. II should sew any and all materials that can be
sewed. -,
s. II should be able from coarse 20 me,
and from thick 10 thin with rapidly and without
changing the tension .
ess on both the under and upper threads, and with
7. II should have straight needle; Curved ones
s. The needle should have perpendicular mion. OF
This is absolutely necessary for heavy work
with hemmer; should stitch, fell, run and gather.
10. II should be always ready 10 work.
IL Itshouid be capable Of using the same size Of
thread both sides Of the work, and OF using der-
ept eoloed thread silk above or below 20 cor
respond with any eeiors of cloth TO be unite
~ IL should be able 10 make a long or short
Is. /, should commence sewing tightly Atths first
itch,
Is II should have wheelIeed; nooe others are
| In constant contact lth the work.
To- II should aef be Liable get out OF order
IL. 1t should ao be liable TO break The thread, ner
Is Is should not be liable 20 oil the OPERATOR
dress.
nor rayel out nor be wasteiui Of thread, 10 the
| case with all chain stitch machines.
20 n should zos be '.m-re troueis than IL Is
Get the Best.
The Howe Family and Leather Machines war,
raned 20 give better satisfaction than AHy other ma
| ehlnes In Ihe market, or mopey refneaed-
| 4 Aaenaughts,) Al 81 cents per dozen Bsse's
Machine Twist, al excellent article, - cssts per
| spool. 49,.
IS College street,
aeess-sf over hccieiland's
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10

a. $50 rizfk
IT, etss 20 10 ,saas - ,Eigiiss - 30
Acsr,iae at.efPaekzgeoi2e wheess costs ~
40 CO. 20 Halyes-..----.- ia %
A do - Qaafts<s-- - -
40 do. .sEzEhihss----..- - %
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
on THE HAVANA PLAN. -
kzzTa Class I'D.
To be arawnia wilminEton, Dsi-s are esshs'aAs
Feb. q, $780,
Every other Ticket . Prize. s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10
,lidated La,lrrr Of DsIawars

a. = Apnrexiraafaens prizes Fasgsas fran 80
a. 70 $500
s---r,--. anoastipf tes5<e $50
NneleFsckstzsfe. Halves e s{a-rterfs-ss
pxrsons = he aesirs \ eea onis retnttt ne RIA y.
aeksge fershteh ~eSnsene
ssrs,asass P.sk.gsef . whsiss sssss..-.-.s 81
aa De. Is Hslsest -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
JOHN BELL In PHILADELPHIA.

PmADnPmA, May 10, 1860.
Hon. John Bell s at the Lsperrc House, In this city
and preparations mailing for grand serenaae 10 him
70 morrow night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
ATTITUDE OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, May 9, 1850.
NE Srn Ddowssed 70 frssS Upon Ne Dccrs~s S Prvs>c.
isc' for Sla~ Property IN ~ 1.yrsicvss-TAe N.usufv
for nn Docvfns 10 Ssw ne De~ocrane Parfv in a.
S~fh-7ze 0rpcriscs Tcs 10 h R~uonulei-z s,usn>r,
Stare God. Candidate <Imoa Crtafn % be Ncmsnassf
ne Enccsrueemsr, Hsh out for Such N.p- rsryirsa
Uraad in Ftwr Of Prcecfso.-Dssunso. Emmss~r. a,
understand that The friends OF Mr.. Douglas IN wash
inson and elsewhere hs,,er themselves with the ia.
that the South viii yield something for he sake OF bar
mony IN ne contest upon principle which Ia nov being
vHsec Never vas more erroneous idea entertained.
The Issue nov fairly made upon tho princlple Of pro.sc
Ion for slave property in the Terrific les ana The South ).
determined mot 20 abandon H. The success Of Presideu
tai candidate no consideration with TIE s,uh, when
choice les between th and principle The preservation
Of The Union tse sec 1ndsry 70 the Of vital
principle m the estimation o. the southern psope Aod
would No well ths Nos .hcrn uen Who profess aisoh
nens 70 he Talon shoula consider eA fact before they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
Departure OF Phnadeiphsa mormons for
halt Lnhe.

From the Phisaslphia Ledger, Mar 81
Yesterday afttTnoon q crowd assembled At the depot
Of The RsAaire Railroad at Broad Ca.o~h recs
Tor TIE purpcse of witnessing the departure Of lar.
sssis-s-i Ase CIV. rhs smisrspts FOR ,S,, "A. .n,
point numbered $50 ADULT about bali OF whom were
itm.s, and about eighty children thirty Of whom we're
Hqnued 10 pay fah fne, the others beng TOO ANAL ~
ot,efvc The notice 81 the ticks, agent Of the uhos
number, over nfty were natives OF Philasclphsa bal
pfineipauy ctfcebdans Of EDssh, Swiss and Germans
anu tie Ieancer with the excs p.,on Of aDout tvcrtv
tia, arrived lsst eek In Mes York from EpxAnd have
oesn residents Of THIS city for sone time, ana connected
vith The Conference which has is ecers In this CITY
Inn Conference embraces States OF Pennsylvsnla
New Jsey and part Of Cornccreut and connected Win
optuh. 9Th view Of making 10 their abtdng place
deposit their sayirr, Until they accumulate . sun
tor fer wants uIul they get into saslus- se
But lev ever 90 ubtil thcy have taken unto
, The, help mate and never more than oos,
wife 10 be decided after their settlement In the nev coup
w snd s,eeian.ps their capabilities o, taking care Of
Acknowledged tst bard work 70 Ale care Of one
VIE Their present. ocary, and unless land OF The
this earth t0ey shord be adverse 10 maxine apv nor.
kbou ~ Bymens aiken cord. The party that len YES
,sresy we've evidently hard working people and inds
ne ny sppsarancss, their lives have not nekn spent n
INC wsyt ~ The rich or prosperous Tho ~omen we're
svnerty more 70 be sought afser for their power 70
inuly itoor IN house hold dutlss They seemed 70 BE-
INDIFFERENT ABOUT Their Departure and moved about more
snh The tprt OF hose Who fully carrying out the
sBa. here .SS ,Ss,. oerIs o'sy yo.r sg,essss
that plainly indicsied thai the separation from
on, . ss sm s1s q n.,s city, S g..su, 20;
70 oid them fond adeu Many tears shed. and
We Ta'pe IN some caseq vas dmtressing and fearful,
even 70 We sptcaors who felt no particular interest In
NE matter. Onc mother received daguerreosype from
son, Who with his yourg wife, vas about seeking q
fortune In that far osant country and another gave the
sgnt money 10 buy little comforts foy laughter whose
tears and scbs tcl6 bow agonixing wss ne parting The
P sr ad sDs sonssr " ssa ceiling
ctmsgsJ ny hlsht ~ Utah. one man fro, Wilmington
Islnvse. vac about leaving when cricer arrested
The frends were soon rot1ei o. the fsct and a Few
nutss before the train len The money wa coll9ctss
and he Wilmington Mormon allowed 10 depsri n p>so~
The tmlgrsrts are under The special charge OF i vsr
rr, Cermsn, snf resident cf ths city He o,dev,
supreme, ard The emiernnts are expected u oss
stem Implicitly. IRE party are tctetei M yiorency
ksnsss where sone on Them yin remsa, but q larre
majority OF The n VIII roceea direct to Utah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 10, 1880
tremendous demonstration OF the democracy sooa
place here 10 night. sustaining the delegates Coarsstu
who voted for the Cincinnati platform and Douglas. oas
hundred and MY three guns were tired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

IRE yes"r Iorfmsn promire In Nay tbs Miscellaneous
Wr'Ifs ol lofd s1cauisy; Mr.. Martin Archer sh,s a
nv tne "Iso Months M the Highlands. Orcsd,e- -
Eye" ~ M. G r. Weld, The web known Soaris1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

me academy Of scsross o. Stockholm has srs.ses =
sum OF 60 rx collars tarco about 81 soO towards ~
txpstse o. scsrr0c expecllon 10 spzbe,s,u and sbs
aosr' nj Polar regions which 10 Get out from rromsoe
Norwsy a. The End 81 the rresert month expedi-
ten W Do beaded by ~ TcTsI, an eminent sscceht,
VIC cher men o. Science are attached 10 ~ hkswipe,
ttrften, the Dane, who accompanied nccnsscch In HE
l1tvoyase =
On The 2fh o. March Nv. Tusber discovered . new
psnst o. The Obrcrvstory Of Blk, near Dusseldorf y
the ny seventh Of the ANAL planets between Mars and
Jupiter.
1uher, the zen Known sstycromsr n mlS, an
roUnces he dircovefy o. p>ane1 of fhe eleventh
nssriuee, being NE nfy c'sbfh a. ne series Of tele
fccpc planets hitherto Uncovered between Man ana
Jur,er II has r~ceivcd the of Cnnoorda, and waa
fret obscrved on The 1sh March hsn tvice on NE en-
Oh, and twice on the len
he Council General Of the Hcrsut, Of which NJ Michel
Chsvsl en- member, on PRIV - % nno francs for
the nvtn,ou Of simple ard r~seies meth ID for sscer.
tanning whether and wfai prste- Ion s~choh disulled
nom vine nired with si~hps Disabled rom ether
The prsre N be 10 me- Pre-
crure ~ Hersut bf'nre JUN 1881 sas the fsa.r
Nm BE- four rtfnal,r sne Ihysics,s q .ostp' der, ssss
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

cent, was bern In Dorchester, Massschusess Apri z
1894 He father, the Rev Oliver Everett was The pre
ceoetsor Of Presiden, Kirkland pastor Of the Ne
so1h Church In Boston, and was Afterwards Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas In Norfolk county Edward
Everett entered Harvard College In 1857 Of the early are
81 nhtsp, and vas graduated In In 1871 with the
highest toncrs, oar containing more than the ave
rage amorni Of ability Fer time after graduating.
he was employed In his Alma Mater a. q tutor, Al the
zane time pursuing his studies divinity the profession
which be had selected In 1919 he delivered sprise
Poem before the Phi Beta Kappa Society," on American
poets In 1913 be settled pastor over the Brssle
street church In Boston In 1914 be publrhcd several
uof" on religious subjects, and In this year he vss
chosen Professor Of Greek literature In Harvard cosge
with view Of qualifying himself for the dus,es Of h,s
rs, be entered upon extended course Of ruror>ss
tfudy ard travel leaving homo IN spring OF 1915 and
passed two yess 81 The famous University Of cossnrrp
engaged In the study Of the German language ana IA
hrsrohss Of harnirs connected with this depsrtm~us.
He raised Tho winter Of ls17-Is at Paris rbs psxt
swing he again visited london, and passed few weeks
Cambridge and Oxford In The autumn Of 1878 he re-
ufped 70 The Continent and divided The winter b~svoc,
Florence, Rome and Naples. In the sprpr q, 1910 he
made short tour IN Greece returned home N the same
year. aud entered upon the duties Of biz proes~orxh,n
During his residence IN Europe his range Of study en-
brsced the ancient classics, the modern languages the
history and principles Of pubic Law then m
III German universities and comprehensive cxanins
Ion OF the existing political system Of Europe smu,,s
ucous Win hin rrcfeSouhip he edied The Nora
x~oSoss, Roscs, which he conducted uu 1894
I'VE nss fon I'd time 10 prepare and publnh translation
4 Pullman . Greek Grammar" Mr. Everesis pubI,c
he began In Is2 when he nominated and elected
o Congress BY The constituency Of the district m
.E,ch nc resided. HIS nomination vas made vishou.
10 beng committed ana was spoutaneocs rnovsmen, On
h. part Of he youpe men Of his dtrc, without dstso
on " party He vac ssrpcrfsr Of joan ouiasy adams,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAO'

NANDAFTER MONDAY TBE22d IN
gust he passenger Trains, will ran as follows:
TRoM PETERSBURG TO LYHoHBURG ga. ,
MAJ, Train GSrtl daily At $50 NJ reaches Lynehbug ails1
Pm :, .1s . n
Passenger Train daily, except sundays ~ ~ e "
reaches LynchbuTg Gti26O A. b.
FROM LYNcHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mall Train start daily II A. NJ reaches Petersodrg
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ. -..,---o-, w.
These trains With two daily trains TO The springs AhoA
Vile Nashville Memphis, &c. 10 New Orleans
~ IRIS Is he shortes. and expeditions route 70 Al para
az Tennessee Aabas Mississippi LOUISIANA ahu y.
The Cy Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except
M aad IL Noon and City Point NJ $50 A. NJ and ESo r
rItrn trsnS arc run 70 and all the steam packets when ne
ee@Afy' H. D. BIRD,
-. General Superintendent
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II. D. BIRD,

wishing obtain tickets for servants over
~ he Rehmond Frederieksburg and Potomac r., for wash
ngton oty points further North must IN All cases DC vouen
al Tor by some responsible citizen Of Richmond In person.
49, -, ~ isS,.r - - A. d. ALLEN,
PneeosaS - '' Ticket Agent
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
E8 q =. q

kAIz@k x1.1e@@5seR ~ ny xHk@a1zH
INN'and APrER Monday the LIST Of October
" The Mail and Passenger Lrnlns,.
VIII leave Richmond daily Except sundays AZ $40 ~ Tor
staunion and all intermediate Way Stations connecting At Cor
donsye with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria and intermediate stsonl and al Charotesye with
their trains for Lynehbug and all points West and o.
thai place And every other day. viz Tuesdays Thursday and
for Stations West OF stanton
Hartman Browns Stages connect with the train al staunton
on Wednesdays and Pdays and at Goshen on Iu
daya Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington . . ,
uarman and Companyh sages connect win the
on Yasdays Thursdays and Saturdays At Mboo Tor the warn
sphngr md Jaekson River for the white huphur spring.
LeWisburE &c. ,n,,,,,,
Thu Mall Tran leaves Jacksons Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS and FddAys, at SIb, NJ, for stanton .,,
A FREIGHT TT AIN viii PASSENGER YAK ArfAChEb,,
v Irave WAyneiboro ct T45 and stanton, At p4o A. M,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, for JAeksons Biver'
RETURNING,
Leave JAckson River Tuesdays, Thursdays ana sAuu'
at5.Ss a., for WAynesboro,
Nv through Tickets for Warn, and white Sulphur SPRING.
Lexington LewiSburE &c Ao for Winchester LynehonTg non
saoks SALEM ehawsVlr, Chstlansgrg Bristol hnoSViie DE
Tom Chattanooga Nashville, 6and junction, Memphis canton
New Orleans and all Important Points In the can be
Proe1r'a - ~ THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
-, General Superintendent
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RAILROADS, &C.


Winter Schedule.
RICH M0ND AND YORK ESR5EEE
HI RIVER RAILROAD. 0kx1Z--hzEe
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE FROM RICH
MOND TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, EASTERN SHIRE AND MATTHEWS.
BARE 32oO-BREAKPAkT EXTRA. t|
On and amer TUESDAY, October 9h 1850 passenger trains Win
leave Richmond daily exce tSunaays AZ ~ NJ on Tues.
days thursdays and Saturday, stopping upon signal only At
Meadow, Dispatch Tunsta Cohoke and Ronancoke and Ar
The and commodous steamer WEsr POINT, Capt o.
Rowe will leave King and Queen Court House Landing Tues
days Thurdays and Saturdays al A NJ connecting with the
West Point and stopping signals only al Clifton,
ter Point arrive Old Point i25 NJ and
Norfolk and Portsmouth, ats p. NJ.
Returning the Steamer Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 81 and Old Point at
Al West Point 12H p and arrive In Richmond at p
Tuesday, thursdays and Saturdays the tain Will
West Point for Richmond ats and arrive at stop
pcg signal Romsneoke Sweet Hail. Oohoke, Indian
Town 1unst rs Dispatch Meadow and Fair OAss
the Eastern Shore can leave Norfolk on Mondays
Fridays the steamer Northampton, Capt Nc
CArriek, and for Matthews thursdays and Saturday,.
Pare Richmond point York River to Eastern
To Ms.1s %
Pare weSt Point West Point to Rich
RrES received Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays until
NJ Richmond and Mondays, Wednesdays and IN
days until 2P NJ. ut West Point
Pare from King Queen and other points hAtaPo
nj River 70 Norfolk or Richmond, ~ LOO. -
Passengers Williamsburg all take stage at Bger for Glou
H. a. Cappahos and for Eauia and Ur6atnA Al "es
| Point
rive West Point al 10 A. NJ returning leave West Point az And
A' ora Ill A''"H''"' RH TEMPLE, supt
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sehIrrus, Cancer rumors, Enlargement, u
cerntIon. Cnriea. and E1IolIation OF the
Dyapepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,


Coughs, Colds, InduenER, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Inc pient Cons imp
tIon. and for the Relief Of COnsump-
aivc Patients, I'm advanced
stages OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy universally known 20 surpass any
other lr the OF throat and lung complaints that
i u-ass here publish the evidence Of is virtues. Its
uuriyac excellence for coughs and colds, and It's truly
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth.
Dew are the communities fnilc among them
who have not personal experience Of It's elects
some living trophy IN their midst OF It's victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As an know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders, and
a. they know TOO, the effects OF this remedy, need not
DO rnr han them that II has now all the VII
tues that * did have when making the which have
Won 10 strongly upon the confidence OF mankind
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
soi whol-sal. ard retail by PURCELL, LAID co, Rel
m,nd Va; y D. RIvES CO. Tetsrsturg; :. H. SEAY Lyrel
bury; ana By an q uggist5 and merchants aply-6mecw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

VUyRI WEEKLY THR1UGH TO LYNCH Sa1s-5IIiIIf
ptJGG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, eszSs -,
LND TEI.WFEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAi'
LY LINE AS PAR AZ sC0TTsVlLLE
- FAIRS
Richmond to scoisve 90 Richmond T. Lexnston " ny
No. LyncAburg. 4 90 Buchanan. WI
The through line Richmond Monday, wednesday ana
r,iaSv Al NJ and 9th September the Way
H. Sr seo,tsye viii NJ tuesday Thursdays and sat
dayI and run up seotsvle Returning, leave sco
u m Monday wednesday and Friday 1t lilf A NJ
dtance time Of passing In card below ior
observe the scosyie line will pass intermeeia'e
points on opposite day at The same houfsS0s up ~
leave EehsonG Monday Wed Leave LynshSa5s MonSApWed
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1860. HGTlCE. 1850
@@M5s
m PASSENGERS GOING N0ITH-EEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROU 7TCAETSAND THEOO0H CHACAh
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE. = ...
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night eIeepied-between -
prnuIfOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, fhn-
LDEIPHIA NEW YORK, and all Important points "esh Wa 40
ouIa Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To The Potomac River miles, and BY Splendid and comfortable
enes Washington % miles, In All leO miles In nour
heinz comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed,
ssS- Hour OF dspArture $50 A. NJ, and 100 r. NJ
~ BAGGAGE under charge OF Special Agents. ohEVhED
TROUGR 70 Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York 4. a.. ,.u.,t,, ,otr,,. To
R.itlofe Philadelphia Cneinnau Columbus indianapolis Cat
70 Dayton Jacksonville Rock Island Zanesytle, washington
New YORK St. Louis Chicago, PSbug Louisville Decatur new
ark, Nlncennes 49,. - A.. -, Ao.rd a..
between AcquiA Greek and Washington
P,rnna sling obtain tickets for servants Tor washington
cv and pons NORTH must In all cases be o'
sas removable white citizen Of Richmond In person. known TO
he OF the Road tickets will be sold applied Tor BY
letter - -, =, AT, oa.. pro,d a,-s.t
q, " t YIN - JAMES B. WINSTON,
On0'A0' lNA asR1 Tcks. Agent
sAM'L RUTH, Sop. 90
once Z. ZAP r. K Co., Ia, a,
4 ohrond, Sept IS, 1855. yAH-s-ri
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~ vFp COOL l--Th celebrated unexeelsA "CH ALLkNGE
IL RFFRIaYRATOR side venaor. Water eooiegs, VAR
-, .s and psieT Kcher all sizes and patterns MAJ
ssrs paeut nate Ice Cream freezers ana Faey OF
| or ar kInds for sale Al reduced prices. 49,,
We cali particular sssslcs 70 The Justly celehrSted
rescE REPRIGEHATOR eorIdesgh the best arsele eyer Of
for sals Ia this place. and therefore rsconsas VIII eonn
senee Another supply Just received Hfs~ only Of S s IN
pe1cus OF the above requested 10 can ana
examine 0e'Oie a. a A. BARGANIs, Jh,
- 4, 81 ian 81 .Rlcknnnd, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

ROBERT j. DENNY,
Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, &C.,
Embracing every vGriety Of articles adapted for
BUILDERS MA OHLNLSTS, d HOUSEKRRPERS,
No. sos, BANKS.
HAVE In store the largest and mos; COM S-zzuA
plete stock Of English, German and American zErDb
Hard ware have had the pleasure 70 Of I.t,8-.
FER respectfully invite AL In want TO examine
purchasing elsewhere Ny goods esh and
having purchased exclusively for cash. prepared Of
fer them upon the lowest terms
In Farming Imp eme euumerate HoeS HGndPiovS,
hoVe Spades Fore Rak1 Seyhe snaths AKA and ohans
Together with GARDENING TOOLS OF all kinda
In HOuae-Furnishlng Goods my stock IL also very
eompete-vE Fine Tea Trays and Walters single and In Sets
JApand Toilet Sets Tn-Ware sAueePGns Tea and Preserving
Kettles Cutlery Fine Ivory Handle HALVES lin doz and In et
Plated Forks aud Spoons Brushes Hair and Feather Dua'
ers; Tubs Buckets Mats; BrooS; Cooking Utehs &C. ho
And In Building N ateFfals, particularly am coaSt y
prepared with and complete stoek-E Locks OF
crpton Bolts Hinges and Brass Rail SheAVes
Axle Puy sash Cord Screw Wrenehe Cut rougt
Nails spEes and Al other articles for building STpoS To-
ge.her with Tools Of all hndL
~ OrdsES cArsfslly ana promptly attended 70.
ROBERT J. DEENY,
nh99 90o Main sirsei, abe the Banks.
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nAILY LINE ON THIS JAMEs lit

~ RiVeR by me steamers GLEN COVE and -EEssslFss
CuRTIs PICK The steamer CUGrtS PECK VIII % thu Ss
DAY MORNING. next Ish Inst nee hr regular rao
hseo Rhuond Portsmouth, Norfolk leaving the uhaEf a.
Rlcksts every FgURSDAY, SATURDAY and TUESDAY MOAN
ines, az 6 o'clock 49,.
DAY WEDNFs AZ and FRIDAY MORNINdS, a. sane h1ar
% oock each boat vii each alternate day except
suadayl has maklak rsgaar daily line between the above
pss unsurp for speed accommodation By any other
Inc
me Boats VIII touch an the regular Landings on he river
both rcturnng and take reght ~ usual oai a.
frssf h landed river muztbe paid for Hhtn sent
do9n Be responsible Tor AFTER Il Pat on me
wharf 70 Which e directed or MARKED
Passage o RON Norfolk Or Portsmouth e.
Mesa each, 50 cents extra . .....-,,..
ocT X o. hAehLN@
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

or ASS AND GRAIN SCYTHES, CRADLES
NJ We respectfully call attention 10 assortment Of
"Waidrons" Grass and Grain Soythes, all IiEes
AZ @ Colson's" Patent do do do do
Grass Hooks and Slckles
Superior Cast Steel, Wedding and Hiliag Hoes
Spades and Shoveis Of various mAkeru
FORKS, 2, s and Z Prongs
Those In shall be furnished At the lowest prcs
my4 I. MOORE = CO., "a Pearl f.
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RlCHllOyD SDlYTILLE RI.

RICHMOND DANIlLLE r.
EXPRISs, weight AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
ON and aner MONDAY, OcL It, an L. n - &C
~ Exprsss Freight and Aecommoda. - ~ 49,
uoa rrAn VII leave Richmond daily (undAys rNcepee lo'
Lvnchharr snd intermediates points leaving kchmoui a. 2 "
al arriving IN Lyrchburg az A. n In time % connect Win ~
pa sengsr going he Virginia and Tennessee E
RsurnBg leave Lynehburg At Ts5 P. n, Immediately -
vl al 80 tran on The vest arrive IN Richmond a. tlu
a A roci91 Q. G. rALCOrr, SapL
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100 SACKS MARsHALL,s SALT. ~
III 95 uerces prime sag reared Hams
800 bosss Adsnsnine Candles
Bacon Sides shoslders, Lqucrs PSI &C.
F,r sale eonlsnment ~ tNopGkAss 'ohNeioN'
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FALL AND NiArEk AkRANbkhkAI.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.,

ID $40 Passage stAseroon and meals lncladel- -
Ths ~ a Nal steamship YORKTOWN, JAMESTOWN and 10
ASOKE En cave Richmond New YORK follows, stopping
a Norfcn both going and returninE
The YOrktoWn Captain PArrh every Tuesday NsFno0n' q
o'clocE.
ne JamesOEn Captain skinner, Friday Afternoon Al
O'Clock
Ssy Roanoke Captain Couch, every sunday asFnOOn as
RETURNING IRON NEW YORK,
Every Tuesday thursday and saturday aiSocoek r H.
steerage passage 20 New YORK. only 90
Pansage y Nofiolk ~ TIE river boaia.
EEcursion icksts dscontnued until IRE neNt eeson
81 LUDLAM WATSON,