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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

AltItlf AL Ot AtN MDl4ANE az.
WASuiSGroN. Feb. lu.-M.Eis,er McLane has arrived.
The judgments OF Senators are yet sufficiently ma
rured form idea the ratification Of the Mexi-
can treaty.
Bills are 20 be introduced I'm the House for the estab
shment Of a territorial government in DakOtah aud the
Southern part Of Kansas.
MARINE
NoEyolS Feb. lo-The steamer Augusta left here to-
day for savannah, via Charleston.
MARKETS
NsV Y1fy. Feb l1-Cotton weak Flour buoyon southern
changed. Turns choice southern white Sc Corn qu'
sUa,l. Pork Old H.. Lard lla1l%. Whisky
dull Coffee firm, sales 200 bags Rio II
o.. Iglptutiue dull Rosiu irn al 5t%. Rice firm.
Wistur's BaISam of wild cherry.
Proofs of The great su eury Of d.. Htrs bsfHi, pour 10
from all parts OF the country.
Nrr Having witnessed che effects OF Hitr EtiNtW ~
Wi tftr th- 90 ucghbor Who has beer f1r
several years seriously afflicted with The Phtir General Pulmo
nary weakness Bleeding OF the Lungs. etc have been Induced
you send some o' 'he medicine. My uvghbor
fsrsd above lately had violent attack Of bleeding at the
Lungs distress iu breathing he tried bottle OF the Wd
Ets which ha- produced suary and favorable effect
Instance oters laborns under Ike complaints
Induced make th5 rr4uet BY attending 70 the
above immediately you ~ 20 ob. the afflicted and also
Youn,
None genuine unless signed RUrrS on The wrapper.
Prepared 5y SErH W FUWLE CO. Boston, and for sale by
Ada GRAY PURCELL. LADD 4 co, and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and By appointed agents IN county, and Drug
yists generally. feG-dc&WlW
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
10 THE FARrlEkS or VIRGINIA AND

no THE FARMERS or VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINAWe would call attention OF the Farmers
OF Virginia Carolina that
featuring the justly celebrated Geser Threher Cleaner and Bag
GER grain would advise those In superior
chine, TO send forward their orders.
First premiums awarded this Treshe at the Central Az
ultural Fair held here October last also at the State Fair
held Ia Petersburg Its advantages all other 1hreshe yet
invented consists ia It's being portable thresng much cleaner
supercedng the necessity OF running through the Fan Mil
half usually employed all other machines will be
found sufficient to prepare In given me equal quantity Of
grain for market.
pleasure In referring few Of the LARGEST wheat
e. using these machines for their superior merits, viz
Sims Of Turkey Island VIM. HARRISON Up
per Brandon; William Gee Prince George; d. Walker HtNa,
rnrco; Jas ~ Taylor Richmond VIM Ballard Preston Mont.
gomery Adoph Dill Henco; IhosJ Green, Warrenton, n
Thos. Carter, Henrco together with many others Of the
largest and best farmers in Virginia
We would particularly request all who contemplate purchasing
Thresher give this examination satisfied from
advantages viii receive cf preference We have al
purchased the right and manufacturing the Buckeye
apr Mower superior machine for cutting all deciip
grain, clover aud This Reaper secured the first pre-
offered by the United States gdcutural Society also
many States counties and towns and az the last Cen
Agricultural Pair held here and the State Fair Peters
burg received the first premiums for its superiority all
testants
No pains expense will be spared the selection Of materials
the workmanship to produce such machines will be
qualed by any In
fss JOHN W. CARDwELL CO.
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CITY ITEMS.

y,1 T,iry-uls1 The Dem0'F'Sy o.
Tvs W'sf ling. last night, at the African
,,snosi BEN .-..rr.gous session Of thrce hours
..,h. and, ate. ,,p-es,iug preference for Henry
VS. ' az i al,2sds9 st. to oo %1'i .s noun
Ion ua' III. -,9or, Of The intensely rich pro
We HI. v.-1ty'~ paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

n MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN or WELD0N
NORTH CAkOLlNA-In conformity with permission Granted Inv
recent acts Of the Legislatures Of Vrna North Carolina he
Roanose Navigation COMPANY viii, 18th day Of April 1860
in the town Of Wvon proceed To sell by auction their Canal and
Water Power the said Weldon In e stat nj
North Carolina. The property consists OF Canal miles long
beginning at the head Of he great falls the Roauo, and r
mating at the foot Of the In the another
miles above the and fourth OF long al which there
fall Of feet and 10 around Eaton falls With these Canals viii
be sold all the lands the margin OF the same belonging 10 ne
Roanoke Company with all is privileges properies between
the towns CASTOR and Weldon including Aqueucts Locks Min
Sites and every ether thing thereto appertaning This rroner
deemed Of value and presents field capta cu ni4
prise without superior In the Southern country ICe, Il Pail
Of eighty feet and the volume w6ts N ne River l. about
the passes the as River Weldon s the
with Raleigh and With wi ggIoa II the centre Of an exceed
focus OF -four R.0as connecting Ii with with Norfolk
ngy LrGauc,ge country An abundance cotton Is grown In
the ghorood 10 supply the demands extensive cotton man
ufgcues the lower Roanoke region provertal for It's pro
daeon Of corn and the for Wheat with which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers invited to examine This property and Mr Bass
residing Weldon will show TO all desire to see t. and
will exhibit 4 Gap Of the same
sale viii be onethrd onehirdin six months che.
third Ia months with interest deferred pavr-e 10 as
required by the act Of the State Of " q.
TlIOS McGEHEE proxy Of the STATE % North Carolna
wh. II. CLARKE, proxy ~ tAe State Of Virginia
WM, II. WESs0A, Tor the Stockholders. de29-dtds
tBr The sale viii be conducted by
wM PANNILL Auct'r,
Petersburg, va
Who WILL any Time furnish all necessary information
gard o the property, either In by letter
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

7hs Managers cu tho attention of e public 10 se toUorno
Splendid Schemes 10 De d,dol IN Wilmington DeLI1dre
BYSTATE 4 UTHORETY
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
REV NJ d,, D. HoGE; D. D. Principals
INHE duties OF the current session OF this Institution will b. re-
Il suued on TUESDAY. the Sd day OF January lS60,
INSTRUCTORS
Rev Hogc, D. D. English Literature and Biblical strdies
Dupuy, A. NJ Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
s II Coleman university Of Va Mathematics, Ancient Ian
guAges and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel, Preparatory Department.
Prof Charles selbert, Plano
Madame Mahille EstYan, Vocal Music.
Prof 4. La Bombaric, French
Prof G.. Persco, Italian Drawing and Painting.
senor Carlos CordoYez Mera, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
English Literature which have been found
interesting and instructive will be continued Young Ia
residing the city who longer their studies at
school, who m wish 20 cultivate Bellies Letres become
Of his Classes and attend the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS
Board for nine months lending last day Of june 1860 $500 o.
Washing and lights 20 90
Tuition the Preparatory Department 80 90
In ordinary Engsh branches .... 40 90
do 10 advanced do DO .......... % 90
iu Modern and Ancient Languages each. 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and GUITAR for
lesson Of one hourper week 30 40
For two lessons Of one hour each per week .. so 90
Use Of Piano 10 w
Drawing In CrayOn. y 20
Painting Ia Water c0los 30 10
Painting in OH 40 10
The Boarding department under the control Of Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy who Parental control the ladies
trusted % their
Dr. Hoge pleasure answering any letters OF inquiry
with regard the school All business letters should be addressed
10 A. NJ DUPUY
ja2-d1y Richmond, Va.
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nGET PILE RES,K -

kSEIN n
(NOOD, well made and prop erly adjusted Primo
" Rortcs, very We have been >1S<5St5-szr
selling "None but thc Rcst,o last sSyte-zszH
twenty odd years and responsible house can \ ~
possibly ofer safer or bstter Inducements
The most lmuoan and valuable improvements have been late
y effected In the instruments which, more home testimony"
declares ee Press Sept 81 1891 "S them to take the
place o. the more costly and cumbersome Grand Piano
never been good foup hear power combined
With such deicscy Of .aiSAz.lon." L. p NASH a Co.
oclI PeirEsbuTg. Va
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PIANO UNCOMFORTABLE,

PIANO EXERAORD
ID ii. ia iLOR has just received another OF briggs
eniihc principles for strength durability keep
and to retain their tone heY far superior all Pano
They are highly admired by all who have heard them.
.. THALHEKG says of them;
The tone grand and noble II has sustaining
the sound singing and It's volume Ct tone power
heard excelled In depth puI y O. ympsthe sweetness
eminent Professors gag Of hem:
The Of squares equal the best GRAD Piano Fos Aad
excel elh In pure uuca! information and tone POWER
nov
ITEDER AN ACT OF ASSEMBLY, PASSED
23d day Of January l>tn books will he oD.r n, gphs
Company Office ~ Merchants Copanv
the z8d day Of February next.
H. nacfalanl Horace Kent p,s~oa
Heath, john Montague ~s Gnte Apperson Robe
Brooke S J. Hls0a ~. e. Paine Wellington tiodfin John
Purcell Joseph Anderson, Rott H. Many Blair Burvel B.
A Nash John II Claiborne William II. Christian. la2a-lm
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
GATHER can he toroG ly tanned without the bark In
per cent n 'he price o. materials and Ia oneweh the tae
CURED b. the cid process
Iw be tesedb BY experiment AMI shown any who feel inter
esei Ia the subject.
Heavy lilles WI be ,anr}d In from 90 to 80 DAYS,
Light Hides IN from 10 10 3 days
kip or Calf skins Ia fronts 10 3 days.
Buck sheep, Hog or Goat SKINS, Ia one dsy.
by h process bette! tcie Of Leather u being
tougher impryioi water aul pr.tter article In
fact the old Of tanning utterly Incapable OF rstIng ~
good an article Of Leather Rnd viz sJH; Ii decision Of
any competent Judges.
one Of the principle for tanning by this process l.
common plant growla naneousy country and az
be obtained simply Nv cut Egit.'
Any dssng Obtain In this process VIII
In all confidence oaeT TO tee public, address. me.
JOHN =. CHILTOH
- Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
see further notice 10 the Virginia Tnjer.
I OOO nnn DI\H1Ty1r ~, c~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nY aOpDIN 4 APPERsoN- Az,
RUsTEE,s SALE or VALUABLE uFsr-

TIVE UsT Ek'S sALE or VALUABLE uFST-
Il DENCE ON fRANHllN, BtrNEEN STH Ann grd "a
SHE CITY or RICiiMONDks trustee In deed t. m J,mr
Goddia dated 95' day Of Jhg 100 seorded De
Oce othe Iu5iiugs Court shall on TtRaDAY ~ 2Gd day
II February 1860 A. oc ck = n MAT day b. r If NJ
nc fair dey, IN At public auction hirc.t bidder "a
premises that yau able sdrnce located a. abo, m m
cuped by SIR. 1. A. Goblin
The lot fronts Tran.n about % feet
RUGS back between parallel lines about i!2 feet to an alley 90
feet wide. The main building contains rooms besides which
here wing with four rooms, and ree4toy brick hull l.
Ing containing ample accommodations for
property supplied with wat add gas and the whole
we'll drained by large eulgeT connecting With the city cuyer
on 9Th street.
The premises adOins the west The handsome residence
James Dunlop, Fsq ana Is well suited 70 the smnodaon Of
large family being quiet excellent ana
time convenient 10 the baflnes part Of the city
Trashy agreement between the paYs inerested the paee
win be sold for onehfth cash, balance and 81 months.
m negotiable notes. interest payable hair yearly secured by
trust deed The taxes ana Insurance for 1850 he paid
pGrchsser. JOHN q WILLIAMS, Trustee.
sale conducted b. GODDi' AfPfEsON, Aucts fei1-tds
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MILES WATERJPROOF ROOTS.


NNE take much pleasure la saying friends and the pub
w lie generally that have just received another lot OF the
celebrated Boots which soft aud keep the
feet perfectly dry and Call and select pair at
PUTNEY 4 WATTS,
b No LIS Main 81 Rchmnnd Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

T1T Wmir CEor-Accoauts from many portions Of
th saea growing regions of the southern states con-
cur 10 representing che prospect. of the coming crop
unusually gloomy Though tine winter has not been one
o. extraordinary severity there were or two "cod
s-sp chat were peculiarly destructive OF winter vese-
ud0u As gas Witnessed u this region hy the killing OF
ca5as-s lru.ps. &c. The same sudden cold spcl
greatly l-ed tine wheat u some localities aud killed %
ro.te-s such report, "a, the above should warn QUO
farmers iu time OF the necessity for planting plenty of
.1-a OBJ, Sp-ius There is uum.,a5eaoie indication that
g-41 ail be scarce and bresds,u1- high.
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THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NOV Session. offers the daughters Of Virginia and
y the South the best facilities for the requirement ola thorough
and finished education
employs able well tried teachers Of whom
vrgnans them Masters Of Arts Of the University
complete being Intended 20 embrace
all young lady should stu!v with the whole arranged
as the University that selections may be made and particular
studies, or branches pursued at pleasure.
invites comparison with the prominent Semnares 10 any
Of country.
Pupils admitted time and charged only the time
matculating advantageously the
middle " February when the Second Term begins.
TERMS, (oNE HALF Is ADYAScE)
Board including everything $50
English Tuition 30 20 20
French, Music, Drawing, &c, usual extra charges.
A reduction Of 0HsJ0Hl to Ministers
For catalogues containing details, apply TO
ja8O-d6clm CHAs. II. WINSTON, President
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CARD.-Beng DESTROYS OF closing out close possible
"A our Fall Winter Clothing determined to
sell shade above Our object TO turn much Of
into money possible We offer the greatest inducements
ever offered before We respectfully invite friends and the
public generally call and examine for themselves No huubug
fed SIMPSON & Miller,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11
/, N5E1uuT--Ihe '''1'AI 'y5 '''..''0' u

SrAri'' .,,. ,ty. is very imperfect. The Manager
saihs '.'' r.. keeps record Of the iutermenis in
alb, Poor i garaI Grounds aud sends an abstract
nc Sao,''. ..,,rer Co the Chamberlain, Tor preSen
,trsoi ',' ,,,r8.l When presented &C Is lor'h"i'h
t.r0n 90 u. ~ .tprlb OF the Capulets Out some uines
t,asgnsd M Chamberlain, Office several weeks, De
er.i-l, f can fud time % "IaY &c upon zoe taoig'
for, he ..,s-r, the reporter has TO convnce the
sri 10 w. ,s,t the interests OF the community VII no'
Cstuo''4 Lr sIoWiag him 90 take look at The re-
b, pre- ll'.' u,ryUood Cemetery no report re-
o5-t ftC- NJ Pesrte's abstract for the quarter
,sret ~. So have the following statement OF the
tsi1s 3 - .,-rsrt, IN the Shockoe Hill cemeteries,
asno'- -,s-, u.,h the results Of the corresponding
ir.sf % '''- WIfes-- --CO'ored --
PS.B. Total NJ +. B. Total
= s2-s 81 80 loo % a. ~ lle
Ja- 5.'- 81 A. S l0l IS So IL lvI
''- ~ ,sp5rts Of the past tao wears, We have con-
closing comparative statement OF the inter
F---.. ,5- .he periods Indicated o.,
lr-'' --Whfe~. --- Noloreu----
-r, n F. $ B. Total NJ F. :. B. TOta.
Yer s-- E.. 5lg l-g 40 AS 2l2 loo SO ala
.a- ..'. ~. g.5 l.s 20 4is zis 1852 IS 4a'
'A- law, no report from Hollywood Cemetery, il is
a, --,,ssrny deductions irom tde figures, eXcep'
leel'' l,t ttst thew indicate the continued heath
% l' ~. ,ity and tde absence Of mOrtiierous ep-
l''' 60, coincidence On the uumber Of inte7ments Of
I-' Iss alsb wear, is remarkable. The aggregate
sl'- 80 f,-, q were So. IN ls59-6u. So. Ouly
Inference OF ''-''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
Bolero Facie; BY Ttlecy.
Mutt e Songs Nocturu; by L. WOLF
La Daase, by TaeXy.
Au RevOir Fautaisy; by Noss.
La Serenadc, by Talery.
lie Barber de Seville by Noss.
La J0yeuse, by WOLF
The above new Music also several hand Pianos for sal
Al P. II. TAYLOk'S,
fe4 lS7 Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

'iaI, 'tNr,.-Ttis beautiful painting viii be eXhibi-
'-'o-lly, ua,.. co,b r. NJ 20 ladies only This ar-
.s'us1- la been made u dsiereuc. 20 many requests
- --e ladies -aem~egrs DO people ever think of Tie
1'' rrrAa l9lor.,m There's nothing either good or
'A-, Do, Oh hiking make. 10 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

DEIT Ngognuo>.-We are glad 20 observe from
Hs,,rs Kent, Paine a Co.'S advertisement in another
column that thew are receiving large mportations OF dry
good, Coz the Spring ,rIle-irs-. fro1 Europe. Here
'J0-g this .a,g-p-,n- frm have imported largely, r.1
New YORK Boa, Il future they viii have their good-
brought irec. To- James River and, soou Us the water
DO our uguor , jegpeued 90 the wharves OF Richmond
We hops tttsl enterprise viii DE literally encouraged
p' lAe retailing merchants of Richmond and the State at
large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

lNRESH GARDEN. AID FLOWER SREps
Just received large Supply OF G4rien aud yoSrr
Seeds from X tHs' and Son, Palace phia, T sale ~
JAS p. DUAL Druggist
lrf Cos. Main nd IOth
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NIILR,s FINE DRESS BOOTS AND GAI-
BROWN a M'CLELLAND.

vi TERS-A large supply just to hand from which belle
We shall be able to ht all who may favor with call
PUTNEY a WATTS,
&c No 1l8 Main 1t Richmond. Va
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HAVE this day received full supply Of Dr. Roses MEDl
CNEs which offered the trade his wholesale prices
W. l.. WARlNG,
General Agent
sfa .-gFy Rf-H,v.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

DEAUTIFUL Lace Sets Iule Betas Point Sets Another
I'D supply Of those cheap real Point Lace Coars Late, vg
Of Hoop Sk!rts.
81 sANI M pprrr A IN
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StTATE OF TENNESSEE.-The President, Directors
- Co., Of the Union Bank OF the State Of Tennessee

b 7
Who WILL any lime furnish all necessary information
gard property. either In person By latier o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

'-''a,N.-"e call ,he attention Of dealers IN Cloth
-s. so ie-'-a TO procure supplies ia New ors this
<'''l TO te advertisement Of Nessrs. Jas, Wilde Co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

NoEyoLS. Feb. lo-The steamer Augusta left here to
day, for Savannah, via Charleston.
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RROOKEAyD SCMODI.
NEW GOODS.

AT GREENWOOD DEPOT, ALBEMAaLE COUNTY, VA
FEW place have become vacant which pupils may obta fr
N upon application to the Principal
tG-i4 4clt wM DS9IDDIE. NJ A.
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/ 900 900 BOTTLES SOLD
Entered according Act II Congress- in the year 1859 b.
RusskIL ssiLDsd, In the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Massachusetts,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

~ and Phoenix Filters have besn thoroughly % !.
and pronounced remedy foT dysp-.sil
heartburn aud head Acls cos:iyeHas -ifrIra Of ali
kinds rheumatism, govt, Gravel, ~ofs. .y rs enpi,s
complaints salt reum e-ypelas, and
reguay and all dofaL cement Of the syStea piles md
various other dSeases 20 which the human frame able
sale by the proprietor II, ". MOFBAT ~ Broadway Heg
York. and BY Druggists generally all over As county
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~. iUSLisHERs and oI.,yBooksELLERs
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"TnE THRONE or DAvID-We h.ve been favored with an
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nd % Rs' i the % ssW. IN tn; s s,ni
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s THIRTY YEARS. mummy vr.ps
Thihii 'AAh' THIRTY YEARS ini"ii = 'f'A"''
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SIR JOHN FRANkGa;ikss NARRATIVE
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There something nexpres,iby touching In the conteni
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place every boothef in the country To say thu. de
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reading H. surely ing too nuch 1t has peculiar yare
and interest being the cny narrative computed nom Franklin
private papeu His terrible hsrdshps and sueIinss are told
In his words We In page that ndonaoe per
and unng which 10 amount Of suffering
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and the benefit Of snhnd just tribute paid TO toe noble
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Orders from the trade solicited.
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d . SHOES and GAITERS-A NEW STYLE,
~ - at yoNEss, Nos. 10 sad Il ANN-sr. CALL AND
SEE THEM.
DOY or GIRL Wanted-To learn TYPE-SEr-
ID TING Must be able read manuscript and anxious
peurse their studies Apply at Nc - East basement
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Alnsieal Bofes.

MUSICAL BOXES,
WI or ct, les and Sizes offered for sale by the vnder.
sxnsd who have hand very largo s.sormen Of that
anisle-payiDs 2, g. 10, H. lG a. and 80 tunes
THE MUSIQUE A JEU DE FLUTES
ANDTHB
MU5IQUE A VARIATIONS
are two beautiful new styles
THE TOY MUSICAL BOX,
playing and tunes durable article for children.
MAsDCLsEs, EyPREssIyxs, OUvERTuRss FosTsPIASo, &c
Bells Drums Castas snees Flute and Organ Accomplishments
Popular American Melodies, from Operas Dances kc
PAILLAhD Il MARTIN, importers,
No. 81 Maiden sac (up ssirs), New.York.
MUSICAL BOXES REPAIRED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

COMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.-Iye's Patent
or Ladies and Aress Csidsn They require sutton-
holes do not onis,en combine great beauty aud Utility Ros
ae manufacturer prices The 5od and Silver Wscheoso
Mandatory ofJOHNH. GIFsIN No. 81 veseyst. Ne~Yerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

OIL CLOTHS.
O.IL WIDTIIs AND QUALITIES, cheap, chesp, very
- so a. ahs se, see 60c and Toe per yard .
Hrp.rth nus. Thrce-ply Cnpe;ing Dfussets Door Ms'
Tabla on Clotbs Mattinss, Nc, NC mn, =, o,op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

I AIDES and CHnDREN's CLOTHING
LIS. CAAMBER5'S establishment theodest and %.
United sate has always snple supply Of Lades and Chi
ling Outfs Robes de Chsmse Undcr-Clothine &C. fs1e
md Merchants supplied at tho lowest pices wholesale sna
all, By O. CHAABER5, No. 3Q3 eR0ADWAr,