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DESCRIPTION Or PLANS FOR MASONIC TEMPLE.
The ceHdr i I" lie nine 90 feet high In the clear, and 10
rant, and 4 c"a!'rcil1r under the Kitchen To supcrlniend.
ants dwelling.
The pIiIciiITi story is l." u" fifteen (liD feet high In the
clear, and 10 be d!Siirt into six rooms On Main street for
s ores, and a room on Tiah street for a rcstauraIt-four OF
TIE stores 9! by I'm, two -: ~ -, and The restaurant 21by
Al feet.
The asroad. Roor Is TO be arranged 50 u. to have Concert
room us uy ~, Including stage, green rooms, &C., ull with
a gallery. There Is 10 he an entrance on ninth street, with
lobby, md also one In the rear with same. There are "a he
in the Hobbies tickct-oiices, &C. On this story here are 10
be Offices for the Grand Secretary aud Treasurer 10 by Is
feet each; also, 4 reception room Or refrr.hmcnt room, 26 by
80 feet. This story Is 10 he lwrnir Five iaal high IN the
clear, ind a par; in the rear uf this Story and the one below
Is to be diT;Jci Into f!r,c stories. the lower one for u
family, TO be divided into Suitable rooms with private stair.
way for Ills use.
The third Roor is to he twenty (2U) feet high Ia the clear,
and 10 be divided Into y Crane Lodge room 10 by 90 feet,
with two committee roonS, u Subordinate Lodge 10 hy Gu
feet. with two ante-rooms and n reirr>inIent room 81 by l.U
fee, with a dumb waiter coming up from The kitchen.
The fourth floor Is TO he sixteen (G) feet high in the clear,
and 10 be divided Into a Grand Chapter room, ~ by ca feet,
with ante.rooms, a Grand ~EncampmeH.r room. IN by to feet,
with an;e.rooms, and an Hfinury and four rornni:tre rooms,
"a by 40 feet each.
There is to he an entrance on Ninth street aud une In the
rear to the second story. The cellars ARE To extend under
the sidewalk on Main street, and necessary provision Is 10
hc made foI a furnace or furnaces 10 heat the building, ana
proper ventilation is TO he secured; water and gas pipes
where Necessary.
There ara to be wa, rr.ciosetS rs follows One IN each OF
t- stores, two on the second floor, and one FOR Surerinten'
deni : family, and one for each OF the other noors.
MATERIAL
kiiher stock Brick with Stone corners, Brick and Masue
Stucco, or Iron.
April t-rilnJun, ~
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" iSSEO SElS'S "a LIZ GF 4 ALTA
ELE fA.M Oh TILE M.ATrAPONI RIVER, ~ TIE
IL q LE u Ia ~

IpINI1 vi hhOIlNf
VtY virtue "t l decree OF the Circuit Cour; c: Caroline
ID county. pronounced or the lIth dag U. March, l>Gu.
il l SuiI IA Cliancrry, pending Ia said cOrc;, or Coleman az.
Coleman, &C., the undersigned, the Commissioner appoint
I'd by sald decree 10 make sale OF the tracts OF land IN said
suit mentioned, will, on THURSDAY, the 18th day c. July
GeNi. proceed 10 sell, vl she premises, to the highest bidder,
the Tr It Of Land lying in Caroline county in the forks OF
the Pole Cat creek and Mattaponi river, called I" Mari Hill. =
Said farm contains, by I recent survey, 6.9 acres. o.: which
abou; 20 acres arc In o%-islna! growth % oak, pine and hicS.
Org. The balance Of the land IS In cultivation, and pro-
,luccs we'll all the crops usually grown in Eastern Virginia.
On this Il III ihe:e L. IN abundance Of good Mari not
more t!an ) or ~ feet below the surface. II Hes insIedi-
road, about half way between Richmond aud FrcIrTicks.
burg, and within half l mile o. Pulc.Cat Depot. on SAID road:
IL which place there j. 4 Post Oaice and daily mail. The
nci:hborho0d Is sood. The improvements consis: o! Il good
Dwelling, containing rooms above, y Yo0i blscIrn. an.
Ing room, with all necessary closets. The oGihou.cs and
Baras are sufficient fer the purposes OF The farm. Person.
DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited to examine This Lti,a for
themselves Mr.. Samuel Coleman. residing Oh the farm.
will take pleasure Ia sh"Si s It. rhe purchaser will have
the privilege Of seeding n crop Of Wheat .hi- !nil, and fail
Possession on the lsi al January, isjl.
Al the SANE tine aud place, ald Dy lame Authority, I win
sell ~ acres Of wood land, in oGiGinai er"":h. G!,tIii: from
the above farm about one mile.
TEE1s-A sutGciency NJ The pIrClas. money viii Ice re-
qnlrc,l OF the day OF sale 10 pay the COSTS .: >u!,. OF tn"
survey arh Of the sale, and the remainder In ,irrc equal
INSTRUMENTS, btarin. intrres, tram the Is: d,y Of January,
l>ii. and pay able respectively n: eue, two and three years
from the Is, day II January, ls6l Tire deferred paym"a:s
TO he secured by bonds, with good pcrsoaal s-crr!iy, and 3
Hen on the lard retained 20 .rrGr. the deferred payments.
Mar 81 -c;Is fGE0. K, TiiLnE Co;l'r.
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Alabama Politics.

MusIGoa.hg, June There is II large a;ienisucc or The
segula. Democratic Convention In the Capitol to-day.
Tu. Aiken was chosen temporary chuiruun. The Dele
gates we're enrolling their names. The Docsla- Convention
meets At ! this evening.
F. s. Lyon. is elected President Of ihc Regular Conven.
ton. The Committee en- Resolutions is seund!y Southern
No step backward Is :he motto.
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TO ARCHITECTS.

a RCHlTECTS are requested to furnish plans, g
n elevations ami working drawings and specl- IN
Gcarions for Il MASONIC TEMPLE, TO be built my
this city, on The corner OF Main and Ninth streets. NJ
The Trustees reserve the right TO reject any or all/
h. said pla:s, &C., but II any are received the whole 10 be.
come the property az the Trustees. For the one first ap-
proved or adopted they will pay 4 premium OF five hundred
GshJO) dollars; for the SECOND one hundred fioe) dollars
Tor the third Fifty i!on) dollars.
The buliin: Will he one hundred aud thirty feet from; on
Main street and one hundred feet on Ninth street, with Ia
projecting wing on rear corner Of twenty feet for super
intendent's dwelling; to br five stories high above Main
street, with cellar under the whole building.
Plans will hr Receive! uuiil the FIRST DAY OF JULY
next, and to be addressed under seal to join ROBIN
MCDANIEL, Esq. President, care Of isaacs 4 Taylor, Bank
ers, ltiCliuonti. Virginia.
A:y further information desired in relation TO the build
lEG may he had on application to Vim. L. Isaacs.
JOHN DOVE,
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-J Gi:u:.S Tg..,!, i. u o'.!2c&.
EIiLiAN * Co. AGeiFs.
o.! Fr,Io"s' li.!.
y. B.-llerss Scr".:iS, Goes, Washers 4Gd !roa.is, for
sale privately. P.AIt.
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1s7EEST1 SE.:isIaS.-liI, day, ~ 10 oc!cc..
T. We will sell ~ .jsriy slaves.
EErrs i GREGORY, Aac:s,
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Eor LOOK ~ VAIN,

VOC LOOK ~ VAIN,
EIOR a Grey Hair on the Head o. \ fsr,oa VINO uses
T. uEINSTEFErs ISIM!TABLE HAIR EE-TO LT!vE.
You will scJ, hc~e--r. c. the head, OF ;hase vic cse::
Lururian, GLOSSY Hair. Of Original Color, and a C!rsu
Scalp. no c,stic. a: wha: age o, NE =! /. uird. For SAFE 6I
SP FISHER / WINSTON,
t,pc, D.ugsi:t., No. i25, MaIn .:-;.
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nI p.LLi.im CO.. .i~uC,.ourcrs.

S:a IEs;S0ES.-rEis Gsy, ., - o's'ocl. ~. h.
~ sold - irlr!g slaves.
.fIr-nr nANIs A..t
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y~.C,,:s,u, go Old pOIYT, p0IsTS

EXCURSION 20 OLD POISI, PORTS
.iOI:rlI Anu NORFOLK.
rsIlIE S.car.- CC;tTIS PECK. Capt. Z. TW-h
c. Lirl"Er. fitted ", in Hrat style, Tor lkl.Ef
nigh, travel, will make an excursion 10 the sIIs SiliisB
above places on Saturday evening next, :d-@SS-=
Of Jane Inst, taad regularly ryr-y Saturday crenin. there
after, Lnr:n: The watering SEASON Leaving the wharf al
Rockets a: , o'clock, r. NJ, arrive al Old Point about u
O'clock, thence 10 Portsmouth and Norfolk. and return The
mex. evening Sunday; lcavin: Norfolk at } o'clock, touch
a; Portsmouth and Old Point, aud arrive At Richmond about
one o'clock on Monday morning.
Passage 10 Old Point and return. meal. included. s+.Jn.
To Portsmouth oT Norfolk ................ 800: 900.
rr.i. N, ,an.u a., usual, r. y. IASKINS.
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CHARLES LUMSDES,
IAGgST FOR JoHS JcSrISs.
S%OrNCES THAT lie WILL, OFFER, On SATURDAY
"a Imh Inst, Il vel! selected stock OF WATCHES, O.
JEwEl.HY. SpECrACL.ES and SIi.yEIs-WARE, all EJA.
uf r"Dd quality. lie iId;tcr- himself, that his longGsnsA
experience in III. business, AMI his knowledge OF the best
manufacturers, will enable him 10 offer 10 lhs customers the
best GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
y. i. Nh 1GYES, CL.OtHS, SIEtTIC lies IND
JEHELHI REPAIRED in the HEsr MASSEE, at SHORT NOTICE,
AMI nn ~ tsDSAH.a TERMS. Call at
No. 90, MAIN STREET,
MARCH, g--tf Third Door above litli street.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GonprS g. ipPEKSoH, auct..

TfIH; HE.ii'TlGia IND ATTRACTIVE
IAKM OF TWn IL u ACRES. CALLED "BgusK.
LAM" N ;ifNi.!Cu COUNTY. skNES MILES
hHDNE EtClih'.D. fuc SALE At AUCTION.
f!1HIS bcar:iH: ard h.,!,ty CcuH,ry S.a'. The residence
az Robert Courtney. E*4 will be sold, without reserve,
nn the premises, on the FIFTEENTH OF JESE, 1900, a, II
o'clock. s. VI.
THIS Farm, containing 21o acres. is situated Oh the Three.
Cl,opprd l.nal, seven mics above Richmond, in q mos;
pici.an. and r-::r! aci.htcThooi, at! has upon it . com.
fpr; able itwr!ii, . with ~ rcoG:s, besides basericht AMI
closets ate! 81! neceSSa=v "at-i,Gus-- for GsEraH;s, seek,
Crop. Ac., anil ;. rc.l "c Ha,c'i h :hsH;!C: l" surpassed In
the .rrn;lv. Said F.rm has n"w growing upon Il, Ebou;
~ ac.e- each III wheat. oats and corn. al locking reHiNrSa.
My iiie, an excellent orchard "f appir. peaches a:iI ric'-
r!es, ana "a vr:y :Hrwnr.i AMI I,r1Gii-iN. :I:ivn OF f.E.;a-
Lies az MI Kind. All rf r'.:.i vii! 90 along "itl Tie tara
L. -" purchaser.
Immediately AFTER the sale {! tie !a.a Viii lc :9!.. al the
hHu'ran'': aiti Kitchen frrat;ur-, MUie.. Co.'s. - Of Th'cE
are ':r'; to he i,a;!,l Hogs ard Farming Utensils, 81 The
usual v rely also u good famil: Carriage, With sha;;S
"ni ;n:iIu" ard 1870 i-is o!hara:.s-anh about -!y;" haE:t.s
q: Eoru. immediate possession OF the farm viii De given.
TEENS, - 10 the farm, oEc.!our;li cash, balance nu u cEcii.
ii uHe, t"d and three years, with Interest irou ale, the
same payable half yearly, secured by a deed u! ;.us:-
the ;aX-s for the present ycar 10 he paid BIZ the purchaser:
and - 10 the personal property all sums under $50 a,h, orc:
tia; anIoCn: upon . credit nf four months for approved
negotiable. note'. GoDDIE * APpEESUN,
Jane l-ctdS Aur,s
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1860. DOGGETTE IL ANDERSON, 1850.
CuIlNE: OF GOVERNOR MD EEANkLlN STREETS.

1860. DOGGETT IL ANDERSON, 1850.
CulNEI: or GOVERNOR, AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
nFFEG to their friends ami the public a large and lie.
liAStINGS, of the latest style and design, for Tarior..
chambers dininc.rnoms md halls. Also, Noor AMI table Oh
Cloths, Nil Guali,ie.; white and check Matiincs, Coco Mat
ting, Window Shades, Of every description and price; Cur.
tain Goods, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Cornircs and Bands;
Curl. d -hnir and Moss.hair Cloth and Pushes, FOR covering
furniture; Sofa Springs, Lounges, Feather Beds, Holsters
md Pillows; Hair, Moss and Sluek Matiresses-aIl OF which
will he sold eX;rciaely low for cash or 10 runctual buyers.
Wcarc ALSO prepared 20 do Paper-llangins ana LpIio''
sterin- In lie city or country promptly, by Tile nesi "orh.
men. Persons needing anything In our line, VIII ma IL
greatly to thci advantage to give us a call ami l"oS III our
stool; and pric, before huyng elsewhere.
April2i-iT
S,Es9CkOs;. MIL EstsaT'ED H1Ei 1.-The
= subscriber has coruricir ri IL Mil, atjoiriilS his itasicr
Min on III. Dock, for grinding Corn, aud Is now prepared
20 supply fresh ground Dotted Meal 10 the 'r"ue from Inc
choicest selections Of Corn that can he made IN The market.
John II. CLAIBORNE,
NAV :e-dlm ONCE, M. IL, Pearl street.
faIHE BANK OF KICEIMUND.-SuNisien Of
the CAPITAL Stock Of "1he EanE OF l.ichnonu heins
subscribed, the Stockholders will meet AZ Godait, > liail, ies
the purposc of organizing, OIL the 9TH OF June, III i.
o'clock.
The books remain open for further subscriptions at the
office OF Jnn. 4. Lancaster < Son..
l.. W.. MEG UbE
WM. CC;RlE,
SAA DAVENPORT,
nWI woRTlIAM,
joins BOOKER,
RI. BARKSDALE,
Mny s-tG,bJunc Commissioners.
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ISCELLANEOUS
IMPORTANT INNoGNCEMEST

IMPORT ANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW aRRIFALSISEW OALE-INPKOvFO pfsNos
WORCESTER U~HRIEILLED.
MORRIS, bookseller aAd Dealer 10 P-
o. amos and Melodeons, would respect 6ESHEHE-
,aiiy announce to the citizens OF Virginia, HGT@@
lust Introduced Mr. Worcester's new and Improved scaI.
Piano Fortes, to which he aolicils the attention Of nrofes.
:ors, amateurs and The public generally. For 80 years Mr.
Worcester ) Instruments have commanded The admiration
= I'LL who prof.s,cd any knowledge Of lic Piano. Ills Ionr
PERSONAL experience as Il manufacturer has enabled him TO
i''i''sice IN Improvement, which is pronounced BY the pro.
'"->"r> :ii! aI"si:g:- II! New Inrk Il most decided sucrr.s
highest perfection, ~li.ii:"" Ihey wish /" purchase rr moi,
are respectfully! iu"t~,! 4" Yi.ii the warrrnnrns Of
April i2 i;iclInona (.
rti OF & Il ES.
SEW ARRIVALS.
] 5lilI. subscribers Lave been receiving. for ----
a The list two weeks, extensive a'ldliiou-E ItoT-fIsM
10 their stock Of THrR
PIANU-rOHTES x y
hhd ave in their wnrc-rpuIus au assortment ~ iar.n rs can
be seen ia most establishments North.
These INSTRUMENTS are made by Nr. UCNiiAM. and arc
I"l sent y. On s..., "a some >npl,"-r, but are purchased by
US exclusively. and far CASH. Thu, obtaining every fair
W.'Nihtasc, Tile Subscribers are enabled TO offer tLcm upon
me aost liberal terms. lI!c.d, slrrwl bushes, ;nru I'm I've.
alter whiting the Moth, re-; :rL:c,! ant! purclinsc ed Of u. can.
duly owning that they couli do no better"
liicy have for sale the lnEcs: priced good Instrument
ihaie, to the most elegant and costly, all Of which Will lie
shown with pleasure.
They hare also foi sale PlASO STOOLS, beautiful rIASu
COVERS, and 4 large stock %
MUSIC y INSTRUCTION BOOKS
ior Tie fiano-f0rte and Guitar
JAMES WQUnUOUSE CO.
lio"ksrIlers. S;Ii0ners and Dealers in
hGTch Ill Piano-fOrtcS md Music.
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az AEIEG;s Di!lS, .ilC3.
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SGHN3LS NM COLLEGES.
KlCriMoND FEMALE SEMINARY

KlC.tMoND FEMALE SEMINARY
OK GRACE STREET BETWEEN THIRD y FOURTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
.EE. ": y; EoeH' N' ......... ...PElScIPAE.
IEINE duties Of the currcn, session Of this institution will
4 he resumed ." T 1SsTi:t Ct Srs day of January i''''
Rev. MOSES ID. lloGE, b. b., English Literature and
Biblical studies:
s. II. COLEMAN university of va.y, Mathematics, An.
cient Languages and History.
Prof. CHARLES SElBEiiT. Piano.
Madame MATllILDE ESryAN, Vocal Music.
Prot. A. LA BOMBARlE, Freach.
Prof. e. pERSIC0. Italian. Drawing and Painting.
SENOR CARLOS COlDUrEZ MEli-A, Spanish
Prof. HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
Prof. 0. 4. ERICSSON, Guitar.
DR.. Ilose's Lectures on English Literature, which have
been found so very interesting and Instructive. vii! DC con
tIpued. Young Ladies, residing in the city, who no longer
pursue their studies al scnool but who SUI wish 10 cultivate
Bellies Lettres, may become members OF his classes md at
tend at the prescribed hours without being otherwise con
nec;ed With the Seminary rrNs
Board for nine months, lend!ng on the last day
OF June, lSCO...........-. .-...........*2W w
Tuition In the Preparatory Department. ....... ~ W
:" ln Ordinary Englisl. Branches.......... 20 ~
- In Advanced 10. Go. 800. 50 W
" In Modern and Ancient Languages. each. 90 40
Music, Vocal and Instrumental, liano anu
GUITAR For one lesson, Of one hour per week ~ 90
For two lessons, OF one hour each. per week. 81 "
Use Of Piano.. ~ W
Drawing, i'll -.-..s'.
Painting, in water coors. ..... q. =. W w
Painting, IN OIL. ." ""
Tue Boarding Department is under the control OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dupuy, ~ho exercise Il parental eo''Fei over tue
young ladies committed 10 their care.
D.. Hose will take pleasure In answering any letters OIL
inquiry with regard 10 the School. All business Letters
,bouli be addressed 10 4. NJ. DCVCY,
Ian Off Richmond, Va.
WCGCENOT SCHOOL.
=, II. OWENS, 4. A., late Professor Of Greek at Rich.
y. uond College, and l.. II. STANARD, Graduate (und
former Assistant; Professnr) Of the Virginia Military lnsii
,u,e, will open 4 MALE BOARDING SCHOOL ut Hnguenot
Springs, PowhAian county, on the LIST October next.
Particulars will he stated in ! future notice, AMI applca.
lions for Circulars. through the Richmond P~ost-Ofice,
promptly attended 10 after ,h- 10Th July.
May ...--itrlaS
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S.,s;y,: NE sCTM.N STOCK con-.

rEyIrE s~abecI.Less caa row show e full stock o.
FSSCT AND Blaze CASHMERE,
ALPACA, DHAp p'ETE, WHITE AND
FANCY LINEN sUiT:.
which, for s:y!e. quality snL price, re ;a.ax. Cauuo: Dc er
cegrG IN this H.a;E.:.
FCRSI:iISG GOODS
we cal! particular a;:c:.tioG to-EeT, des:.:b!c, :a::y sac
ch:a..
OUR SHIRT DEPARTMENT
embraces all the fashionable styles, OF the Dc:: Approved
:aanu:actu.e, ard WARRANTED to g.. Our Shirts -.e natr
By the same party tina: has a!vay IS tcp, led 40, sat Ea'aei
sr Ills stand co wide . celebrity :er a GIs. rs:e article.
shirts made 20 o der.
SHarER, HALsEY : CO, ii2 Hs!a ''Ee.;,
Mag 81 La: Iu7nah < NV
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Havana Plan Lotteries

DTGp .foRr () times a month!
Aud are The mos. liberal Of any Schemes ever offered. Fur
particulars, address ". c. DAWSON l. CO.,
Oct.. Managers, Macon and Savannah, Ga.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLoP, MoNcIIE 6 CO., aucrs.
SvR JIn5tSSI. ar SI'f"r,nS

Sf DUNLOP, MOSCIEE s. CO.. iuCts.
SEGAR AND MOLisSE.> At AUCTION.
AN TUESDAY, THE i*IH lHsT,, i: - pciocS, - Nj!
" sell n, OFF wharf and wlrrhr u-.. ut Rockets.
2Hi hhds Porto Eico sugar Ranging f:0c !Ir 10 choice
quality
% bids New Orleans AID 1luscor2io Sugar
20 HID, and bhls Molf.trs
TERMS:
lnder Slo1 cash; ever S.yo. I!Loaia. crct!. (. c9prorc:
negotiab!e paper.
me above .&ic will commence inter- N,ssFs. Cc,T-h-~
. -; sa'c 81 the Iar:" Q: ku Cone-, im!oItr! per h-tk
nm l.. Hro'it, a. our Hsr@hors- q: !.o"L-.t-
.Iunri
~. stSStUN Eli'S SALE OH 4 FARM
CIS ehESlkiFlEi.D COCNTY-pur-ua.t 20 /: .:.cr.r
u me Coi;iy Court .. Chesterfield, pronounced at its NJ.
F-aihr: term, 100, | shall, as ! ON ri. ,!on.r. ...rc.t %
sell al pubic auc;!"a, at Chesterfield! CrurI.U.,s.. 81, ihr
ii!h Of lunt. Chat being Court day the :l,u on which
Jeremiah !tnc":S. !sI, rp.:d@.. Il !, located ,huu, :
miles south .! Manchester. improvements, coot-i.uJ
fertile. aat vel. adapted 1" :ht Staple G as il .
good proportion - ans's: - land. H.. rac, c,r,.rL.
atrnt lr acres. :.r. Hancock alI saoa II. i,-d - A.,
person .iSain,' 20 -:"!t CHARLES T !g.EAg.
May ij-c:,s Co-iu!-,!, .rr
-----
ITtE"sE SG;GE4E&;. Ti:;s hay. NJ - o'c:,,L
Z VII! be sold 80 .:.riy Negroes, cocc!Sr!": oi 81,
Boys aan Girls. a@d Women ana Ga;:A:e en-.
DICKINSON. hILL / CO. AG5.s
EA BELTS ~ G;tg:GOAs / ,AtCrs.
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DlsTa;G,S PIANO EOREES.
|b1Hls PLANO FORTE certainly SURPRISES uSe-
q all that We conceived the instrument ct-F
pablo OF, and y; lis whole construction Is soy n TSH
simple AMI cnmrnoa Srn:ical, that II rccom-g y < y v
ineids Itself III once rs The uniy true plan, and il is n natu.
raj carsc Of wulricr, Hs IN all such eases, Wis IL was not
discovered before. Tho theory on which Ills made gives it
Strength and c%oIiscIuen, lUwcr 10 Keep in time far beyond
Il piano hnilt upon any other plan. Il Is in fact the bc,t
Piano III cHistcncc.-INrr York Express.
Far sale he 4. II. TAYLOR
May" Isl, Main 81.
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~ IAiSISY'S TfsEC0EkiEEs0US Is the
aud cheapest article for dressing, bsautiiyinS, cleans
curling, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try
IL. Sold 10y Ill Druggists and PrrfuIners.
March Ii. lSal-lGm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS

Of Wood EDDY Co.. Single Number Lotteries will take place
In public under the Superntendence Of Sworn Commissioners
at Augusta, Georgia, as follows;
Glass ~ Draws Saturday, Nov. 10, 1880
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, Dec. Us 1852
Glass Sc Draws Saturday, Jan 81, 1860.
CIasc go Draws Saturdays Feb. IS, 1850
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
Who Invented the sewing Machine
THE HOWE SEWING MACHIAE!!!
Established IS45.
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.n-u-.r.-ru r,-r-n,,-rrnrr a-En PATENTEE.


vFyuEsE Machines are strictly First Class, and for beauty and
SIMPLICITY of construction, durability and efficiency in
working, are unequaled by They make uEl LOCI
mere nearly upon both sides Of the goods than hat mace
eaa5ie Of doing greater variety Of work than
fire ork as Wheeler Wilson, and as heavy as the large
SINGER m, chine.
Family Mach.ncs.--prices: s6o So $50, $50
me Howe Cyln,er Machines all leather stitching such
as Boot and Shoe work. Carriage trimming, Harnes Woh' 81
ICY ve-iIv admitted No other Leather Machine use
and $3.50
What Constitutes i Good Sewing Machine!
J. It should he we'll made simple in its construction and
Ia should make tight Io7k stch alike both sizes Of the
, Ia should sew any aud all materials that can be seWed
T. II Should beable cotton thread or silk. ~,
D 1t should be able 70 sew from coarse 10 nne am ron ~
70 him with rapidy and without Shangins The tension,
should be ae to make the tension grelIer or less Oh |
= Il should have straight needle cured ones arc le "
s Tie needle honId have perpeadcular motion This is e6
salutsly 1eesssary Tor heavy WORK ORR. hem with hemer,
/ should stitch, fell, run and gather.
/ TO- L should be always ready TO work. 49,, u
H. IS should be capable Of using The same sL5 ol 49, %
silk below, to correspond with any Two co''7 "
H. It should be able make long or short stitch
r. It should commence sewing tightly az me nTst s'
Is Il should wheel feed none others are 10 constant
/ coutzc; with the work
| rs II should zor b. liable to get out u order.
H. Ii should nos be 10 brak the thread nor sAp
! stitches. -,
rs ,tsbou7 not he liable to oil the operators dress
To- Il should form ridge on the under stle loi 49,
wasteul Of thread as is the case WIN AT 0
machines.
20 Ii should not be trouble than il is worth.
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines waTrented 20 CIV,
btt~ sartr5n ttsu ag other machine ia the market OF
I money refunded
( The Rest Sewing Machine cotton IN tle s CiS
lOrr & Maelaughts) SOC pei dozen ho"es AlaonAHs ~
/ al excellent article, &c per SPOOL -. -,--r,r.S
I sa5 q Couere Street. over MClellands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

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