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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

Ma GtIsn 80 81, TO fiaes In
dian physician, has rcsHynct ana WIZ ruraafn g
FaY,ass Hotei one week: Gonsult ation and aSaaa
nsiia ii free Iseseribcs Faar dtsease
aaestIon. ssfsscs ncurs frosf a ID 10 g. aas
sea sirgalsrs. e 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

FoRBEeT isD cHRkpfsfs eooKs,ss puSts fof
sansrrlcr buy tbs ,ic1 aaiisd etarsd yood
aud sSft coke and aathracise ea sod bs Ms. q
EB. 2fKfss, I'LL AIasa eposlte
,hisotfice ss 8, e. ssses:5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

FLouR FOR gRIo.lT The Danish brig Nep-
tune, Captain Bondo,i cleared this pore Sa-
turday for Rio de Janiero with 1,7fG bafYsts
OF flour shipped by fMessrs. Haxaii,,[ gren!
shaw s. Co. Ill b93Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

ONE TuIkI. ',yiyl convince yost that the IcE-
CRRAM. made .sby ia cKgoS, corner Main and
TbifSssrects 1--WE say it without the fear OF cofa
Edlcien,, e4ialiyaas good .as apse that can be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

III NeyF .S1sssSe(OAHHt4& ~
Aonuf 81 g &sn1enaHes 80 xng44sz& 81 49,
Ereas snasn3 81 a. ~
esas6 ,ss 81 ss|l g.
sass ~ y ~ S5s
Zen. gqRass HsHs.Iisa passss %
FL sT6E 81 III sSs siss Uf G Sss5ss Il. 81
tfleddS = ~ n s. 5sfss Z
hsptsE ggs MT atssftsI sssl
|fs-ssG, nd exeanAsstr gssy J4Hs599& nj FL
ssspA 5 s.
sE.Ds Esaas I. g 90 ss szss
sEisa Esisssa. ss@Sss @ A I'll q II 4 s.
IL CansaSsss,s id Chr
bss +, Y 49, ~ 49, ;:s15
b!IBisNsG si''s
EhaffsS Al S6aaIrou ~ ri. Tosacs y Ssss.
Frank AZ Ssss.s & -. s. n. 4. tsiSssss s.x Is
jsaass jSaR Hssss1 3. aas, ss 81
ss James ss.Sns ss sss q Is
kasrcW ~ alsh - 80 g x lfoyyk frer ri Co..
W.TE Bfaff.5 ses tss fadE 1sssAfsnhgfsE
hHdeesg AnfosiiaSr .JsK MI Ff.arf ,fsSs3ssa
KelIogg& l}Iasoal,tst "a, M. n @.
Jasqb AsIsyy,! "a IL, II .5F
asS.ss 9., ls1 Psslss Wi,lisss !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

EINE SMOKING AND CHEWING
eTN"ssng TOBACCO Cloth or Gold, emperor,
"St'i aud sunny south Chewing Tobacco.
~ w. g. DAHDHiDGE&c q Co., i
@!N s27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

H{ LIST OF FUNaArrkBLE LETTERS REMdIFfNe
IN THE RIcHMoNp POsT- -0Fr1sE+ JgBB JgBBasEL B.
Mr. James W. Gibson, Abram Hall, Rich.
.ln0nds Ya:EsIplH ITs -. ;.tk tl.iN ~ lIti1 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

ACCOUNT Book ss tase % gfye yosar
rsfors bsaGk books 70 be used sis 1ai Y,
fn3NporrKa ENaLIsH, asis Bzatn strests
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

5pALL THE LEADING FASHION afoS1IIrIEss as
gbLysos 4 News neppt nst ~ d. atss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

ALI THE LATEST NOVELS at EI.lIsoS y TAY-
soH,s News Depot, next to ptsratsi building. &
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THOMAS W, KEEsEE Will sell Mt big auction
/ house, at 10 A. M., elegant pianos, household
4 furniture, sewing-machines, &C.
~. u, WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at 10 A. III.
/ an assortment of groceries, wines, liquors, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS viii scll at 81 P. NJ. !,
lot on Dover street, Sidney. AIso, 3 IF ramed
dwelling on Cumberland between Cherry and
Cnlyertstreets. 80 if3>, 49, = AS&tsi
FRANCIS T., ISBELL viii soil at r. NJ. two
story framed dwelling No. 7ss Fourth street,
between jackson and Duvai. sus3r :.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPAToH
sCuLATION OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SAFES TnIs DAY.

On all public or pripdte sales of Redt Estate
made bstsoeea the list Of january ana the lst'o
Jaty the purchasers pay the tares for the present
gear, ottt on oil sales bet,oeen the first day Of
July and the last day Of December the seller
pays them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

3 ALL TIE LEADING, ,WEEKI,g and, DAakH PA.
psERs at. .ELLIsos 4 TAYLoR' News Depot Il 9
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n.ssST AND POUND.

OSF, A GOLD BAND for the wrist
on the "a instant heavily chased; arched on
me outside, but Hat on the inside; .dentcd on
~ moo'h surface left for initials or nslne. The
Binder will be uberally rewarded by ieay1ngit it at
A. PIZZINI Il co.'s.
Broad between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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mILLlsE.x.

MlI.LINERY-NE E w q GOD S.s<<M
W Just received Il FRESH sIPrLY 9f S3gS
uo'DS. CHIGNORS, &e., snitat.lo for the pre-
I'M M season. 81. WALTON q CO..,
F'-I 400 Broad street, corner Fourth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

/ MASONIC ELgcuoS.-At,,a "a meeting ol
Temple Lodge, No. 6, held On Friday night,
the following officers were elected and aT:
pointed for Che ensuing year ff,35 s. /.
RE. PegraIn, worsfipfth mastcr:;s 3's,,t IL, I
J.A: Scarlet, senior warden ';f =. : ~
d. W. Bohannon, junior warden 81 I
7. H. Kellogg treasurer
R. =. Tyler, secretary 10. h EfoSFbFf ts3
G. Il. Wingo, seniordeacou1; l'iSfS:, 2
James ID. Crump, Junior deacon;i - inc
Rev. j. L. Burrows; ID! D.ychapiainl; g!
James A .Grigg, CalEs Winston, stewards
James II. Riddick, tier itsaii ttEe 1df
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

TAKEN UP IN my GARDEN, CIV
~. on The I'd Instant, a HORSE and dLcA
MULE. Yhe owner win come forward, prove
property pay charges, aud take them away 3
lis III. C.. FARRER, near Camp Lee. !.
EOuND, SMALL SUM OF MONEY,
u u which The owner can. get by calling ON La ~.
HsiER CO, describing the same, and paying
i"f this advertisement. <sE. - 3e d-it
A PPLiCATION WILL BEL MADE
Tor the reissue of VIRGINIA STATE RE
Uttered BOND No. a53 for 92 0ee, issued 17th
"ini, lsea, 70 ID. r. LEWIS, IT having been lost
"i' io--Iusn 80 ss. s, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

-FOUR DOLLARS per cord tdeliyeredl % ntes price
oSpinc wood at pILcnER's, Eighth between Matn
and Cary. ssE ,.Itt.tf1
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VOL X.xsxVIII.
9ithlltond lispatfh.

MONDAY. AY..........,.,........JUNE ,, 6, 1870.
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!, RARB AND BHAgTIruzsaprinsaty satytesof fsaHeiry: D.
elegant pew patterns of. pins aga or,
b5nds; Etruscan aud enamelled meds sliione NAV. h.
style neck chains handke shoidefs cdH asd
'bdsdmb b1tsons; solitaire'and cltstes
gagclient rings 7o1;Hfi atfs 10 tn3ssFg
Cheice novelties ip silyeswasea in;casss sssssSss
,dal present ,fow opening at asS hfs ssss,s.
! ~ 49, s NowLAa II co.'s q ~
:tziI ~ tgcornef Main ah.i Tsnsii stts
= FlEa -s.ss-- a1Eesa Sfi
& F PEnE.lRgoRE Psns v sAsE 9g BAaJKaIFE sToeE saays
sS5, 900 Worth Of DRY Goods ss5Ddisosa JE5Rsss I'D
! Reserve for the Neat Tteeaty Dsys. 4s
aheF entire stock Or WYEEfiA Ns sBEaE&UdF
ayhdE been transferred 20 nae ss, ,sSeaf for xLspss
II.aJ. PsAKE a. GoreG Nesssffyprk Nesssf clsgs.wiAkb kbsss
sold for the next twenty days Without
cost. fBfs Is arare and salnab be opportans CDR
thbse ff want on first cfass goods. 'ass
Il 3hs stock viii besola sithoussssains eosssd 10
yalue,i II no fcns5 daiitg sgJsaEtsi ssr
y Country merchants viii do sTgll 10 esltf Al;
BELL who has had chsrRe &c tbs
ness, semaiI ftS pose 9f tke 9cddes
4. y;tls,;S! >g,STaEts'a 2ayig rent .stftc
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rl'HE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE

VNHE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
OF BROAD STREET, NO. 627.
HRSH & GUGGENuEIMER
are making daily additions 10 their stock, at the
LOWEST PRICES, such as Will compare favor
ably with any once in the city.
DRESS GOODS. such as japanese Poplins, Silks,
Embroidered Grenadines, Lawns, riques,
Csmbrlcs, Alpacas. Poplins, Bareges, &c.
WHITE GOODS, such IS Linens for Shirting,
Pillow Cases, Sheeting, Table-Lincn, Nap
Ains, Russia Diaper, Linen for boys and
mems wear ; Plain, Striped, and Plaid Or
gandie,, Swiss, Nainsook, and Cambrics.
NOTIONS, such as Corsets Handkerchief,
Ribbons, ParasoIg, EmbroIderics, Hosiery
for lades. men, and children rs:@ .,..,. .-a
aud everything else usually kept In a iirst-class
dry goods DOuEe. .,..,.a..... .-.. &. ......
aIRsH g. GUGGEEHEIMER,
627 Sfoad street
". G.. KEAN, }n-.s.9Es 81 f...ss-:s F1-.E 3.5%
\. 4. CUKSERY, , Statesmen. -, ,-..-,.-.,s
=. z. GRETTER.S myl3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

81 ELLYHoN 81 GO. win ipsert
tie prtncipal newspaper sin rainia North Csyo, !;
lima, Tennsssee, and the northern cftfass s
ltshers, rsfeas soscsshs Apply stthis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

SHAWLS.-4SHAWLS Of all kinds, from
" itc upwards and good Corset al asc., whale
bone, Warranted, at JULIUS SYCLEaS. IL
..rre aF 4l5 Broad street.
ladies' and Gents Gauzc Lille Under wear.
III .u4
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ible to them. and both are Responsible ID ss,s
people of Rrgiiia ~ NJ ssfy
FL We tthink, therafo fore, thak tffsi I'D nets
case Within theg deacript os the9nctanl
Congress- W6;ate clearly wissioHs snisdse.
ton Of ibs and must remand is SbU taseicirs
cult court from whence, ,it came. 3s5, 5s
=. AZ second question has, been somewhat
discussed, namely & w hetiieTs h ths sofssier
in question could be iesardss as directed u
the corporate gnfh les Of sffafTisunh
md the arrest of w Wo0tison as aetuaily made
under that order, the arrest sptffiade WEitii
warrant the 1reinoyaR Of nv o0dsors slit f5r
malicious prosecution into the uhttad
States Court after the restoration 81 itiie
State g0YernHlen at Richfh0n III the sTsssffn9
pf 1855? But the view which we take oi
rhe first question ifEs tliisI case makes the
Present consideration of this point tsunns-
Ssssat 1isH l.tRysg t5i s9sesfiss tsIs b q.
Wv. CRgNg g RoILEa for plaintiff. B
,,] BaH4DLEY sr1,sYT 7. yoaNsos for defendaatssy
iD 1.N.ts. stas., niEtsess Afs s>t)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

~ HU.s. Stats,I I75a. sEsstnns nisists tfs sstsi
~ Stat, 4s.ls Ess Ell .Ti4s.G 5s;sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

nUCkWALL Il ROUSS, No. 1913 MAIN
~ STREET, MAY IS, 1s7o-Auction Bargalns!
hucIon Bargains just received SS, 900 worth OF
elegant goods, embracing. Dry Goods and Notions
~ all kinds, bought AZ auction at half price, and
Viii be sold accordingly. Ladies' and Misses
straw and Mohair Pats OF all kinds (latest style);
cents and Boys Straw Hats at half price finest
Cloths and Cassimeres best Linen Drills and
Linen Coating ;elegantLace PoiEts handsomest
Tor trimming Parasols sun Umbrellas Ladies'
and Misses Suudowns genuine French Flowers !;
I'tes Goods In great variety.
These are not " 1.-THE or the different kinds Of
tIGNIs. t'nil and see all of Them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

Grand jury: George w. Smith Qoreman),
Garrett F. Watson, Francis T. Isbeli, VIII
liam p. w. Taylor, John 81. Williams, Am M
brose ] Carlton, Charles I Phillips, James
Evans, William Ira Smith, Alfred Moses,
Edwin A. Smith, Edward ID. Eacho. John
i. king, William G.. cambridge, James
Kersey, William Smith, 0. H. Chalkiey,
William Holt Richardson, William Henry
Hazall, David Baker, Jr., a. ;,IoWnes; @, aaes;aa
before. Judge, Guigon at II o'clock this
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MoNDA Z oRNINGl;s, 1870 o.

sofiSth fComRionwealth,5 5ant againstt the
IRsaee and dignisy of the Commonwealth of
sPhis presentment ds made on the testi.
mony Of the following witnesses, sworn
and sent by the court toagiVe evidence to.
lhes grand jury - VIM. IT Knex, Emanuel
kFancisy Frederick Powell, Samuel M.
Sagej Charles Hsi Pags, John III. Gibbon,
oscar CRaslz,, William Tayi yior, Alice iFergu.
s1ns ss1l q, John Il. kegnault, Temple Ellett, and
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Nennebtt gonrnal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
By SPRAGUE, OWEN 4 NASH.
Qailg Aennrbre sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount Of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in adrance; IS il payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies CENTS
TO be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
sertlons or less. SO0 25 cts. for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
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TWO KINDS OF WIVES.

All that excess of fattering or petting
OF which women are SO fond becomes a
bore to man if required as part Of the
daily habit of life. Out in the world as he
is, harrassed by anxie:ies OF which she
knows nothing, home is emphatically his
place of rest where his wife il his friend
who knows his mind; where he may be
himself without fear of offending, and re-
lax the strain that must be kept up out Of
doors; where he may feel himself safe,
understood and at case. And some wom-
en-, and these by no means the coldest or
the least loving, are wise enough to un-
derstand this need of rest, in the mans
harder life, and, accepting the quiet Of
security as part of the conditions OF mar
riage, content themselves with the unde-
monstrative love into which the fever of
passion has subsided. Others fret over it
and make themselves and their husbands
watched because they cannot believe in
that which is not forever paraded be-
fore their eyes. Yet what kind OF home
is it for the man if he has to walk as II on
egg-shells, every moment afraid of
wounding the susceptibilitles of woman
who will take nothing on trnst and who
has to be continually assured that he still
loves her, before she will believe that to
day is as yesterday OF one thing she may
be certain; no wife who understands what
is the best kind of marriage demands
those continual attentions, which voluntary
offers of the lover, become enforced strib-
ute from the husband She knows that
as wife, whom it is not necessary to
court or fatter, she has nobler place
than that which is expressed by the atten-
tions paid to a mistress. Wifehood, like
all assured conditions, does not need to
be buttressed up; but less certain posi-
tion must be supported from the outside,
and an insecure self-respect, an uncertain
holding, must be perpetually strengthened
and reassured. Women who cannot live
happily without being made love to are
more like mistresses than wives, and come
but badly off in the great struggles Of life
and the cruel handling of time. Placing
all their happiness in things which can
not continue they let slip that which lies in
their hands, and in their desire to retain the
romantic position oflovers lose the sweetse-
curity of wives. Perhaps if they had higher
aims in life than those with which they
often make shift to satisfy themselves,
they would not let themselves sink to the
level ofthis folly, and would understand
better than they do now the worth Of re-
alties as contrasted with appearance.
London Saturday Review.
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MILITARY ASYLUM, ToGus, Dec. Is, 1870

DIR. G. L. NoRCROss Il J. l.. HUNT. Gentlemen -
When came to you for treatment was completely
prostrated by paralysis, my arms were partially
and my legs totally mmovable and my sight almost
destroyed. had tried eve'y means of relief OF
which knew, spending many hundreds of dollars
for the purpose, without obtaining benefit. The
first treatment improved me- and after few opera.
tions | was enabled to walk about my ward on
crutches, and could discern objects about me much
better EDGAR A. HANAki.
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Mr. Joseph III. Philbrick. of Hampton,
N. H., has bible printed in London in
1888. The type used by the printer was
the old black letter. 1t contains some
thirteen hundred pages, eighteen inches
in length, twelve inches in width, six
inches in depth as it lies on the table, and
weighs twenty-seven pounds. The family
say that one of their. English ancestors
was sea captain and was captured by a
French war vessel, which Captain Phil
brick subsequently saved from being
wrecked In consideration of his service,
his vessel and liberty was restored to him.
The Bible had been taken in another prize,
and the French were about to throw it
overheard when Captain Philbrick begged
that it should be given to him. As the
Frenchmen thought Protestant Bible
could do no harm to an incorrigible here
tic, his request was granted, and this is
how the Philbricks came to have the book.
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H Il
DRY EARTH SYSTEM!
For the Sewage of Towns, Factories.
Hospitals, Prisons, Hotels and
Private Houses.

4 MPLE experience has shown the Dry Earth
n System to be more efficient IN preventing foul
smells, and far less costly in construction and re-
pairs than the Water Closet System; and that it is
all respects entirely satisfactory, whether for the
SICK Room or for constant use.
The Earth Closet Offers to all, in town and coun-
try, every benefit possessed by the Water Closet, at
tar less cost with the additional advantages, that 1t
is portable and can be moved to the bedside in the
Sickroom.
1t promises more in immunity from offensive
odors, from infection in disease, and in the saving
of fertilizers than has ever been accomplished by
a single invention.
In the COMMODE, the apparatus and earth res
ervoir are sef-contained, and movable pail takes
the place of the vault.
For use in Bed Rooms, Hospital Wards, Inirm-
aries, &c, the Commode is invaluable. IL is entire
~ free from those faint, depressing odors, common
10 portable ,cater closets and night stools and through
its admission one of the greatest mseries OF human
life the foul smells OF the sick room, and one OF the
most frequent means of communicating infection,
may be entirely prevented
For circulars and full information, address
L. w. GRAFTON,
Agent Earth Closet Co.,
No. Bridges Block, Augusta, Me.
sept6-rtaw Wtf
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KEEPING APPLES IN WINTER.

At a State fair, held in Utica, N. T., u
gentleman had on exhibition russet apples
grown year before. These apples were
plump and of good flavor, quite as good
as the same kind of apples ordinarily are
on the approach of spring. We inquired
as to the manner of keeping, and were
informed that the apples were put in refuse
boxes obtained at the groceries, and in
the following manner: A layer of dry
sawdust was sprinkled at the bottom of the
box, and then a layer of apples placed in
SO that they did not touch each other. Upon
these was placed a little layer OF sawdust.
and SO on until the box was filled. The
boxes were then placed on the wall in the
cellar, up from the ground. where they
kept perfectly retaining their freshness
and flavor, until brought out and exhibit
e,: at the fair. He says he has kept apples
in this way some months later. Apples
should be handled carefully, and the less
moving about after being packed the better.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-30
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To all who value their Sight, and wish to improve
KERN a A NJ o.,


To all who value their Sight and wish to improve
: KE RN a G A N.=&- G o.,
II.CAMP STREET --------lA
Beg leave to offer to those in need of Lenses, thei
GENUINEBBAZILIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. war
raned preserve the eyes unimpared to extreme old
age "Their construction" says celebrated writer
OPTICS accordance with the philosophy of nature
in the form mirror" and their transPa
rency is SO perfect that the wearer can only perceive he
has them on by the Improvement in his eight
The advantages of our improved Brazilian Pebble
spectacIes have been fully tested by the most scientific
men of both Europe and America and approved az the
best speoaees known for the preservation OF the
impaired vision. ,-r
For sale onlyby KERNAGHAN &c co.
fe21 If Opticians, No. II Camp street
! LIN T.INcoLN & CO., RAISE AND REMOVE
-, ALI, KINDS OF BUILDINGS,
Offce l19 Robin street.
An communications should be addressed to Box 100,
Mechanics and Traders Exchange, St. Charles street.
Country orders promptly attendedtO. tae ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-30
SINGER,s CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW.
y ING MACHINE


y ING MACHINE.
the best Sewing Machine offered public.
1t Hens and Fells Braids, Cords, Tueks and Marks
aud Embroiders with such elegance and that the
finest needlework would lock comparison 1t is
the only Machine invented that embroiders with
the OcSttch and account Of its adjustable foot
has greater range of work than any other. II is used
Utmost exclusively by all the Lady AIners and in all the
Converts this city the greatest circulation
Of any Machine in the world. warrant every Machine
cell give satisfaction and atera fair trial to return
the moneyiEit does not do 90. JOHN MoNULTY,
TCamp street. New Orleans,
Wholesale and Retail AReey for Louisiana Texas, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama and agent for George Clarke
Celebrated NEW THREAD. !
Sewing Machine Twist and Flax Thread, Of the best
quality, FOR Dress Makers Tailors and Sadders con-
stantly On hand. fe2l Bm I
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FIRST FREMIUM AND cERrIFICArE

Copper Tin and sheet-Iron Worker,
And dealer in Stoves Crates Tin arc and House Fur.
nshtS Goods Agent for the great American Cooking
stove which is warranted TO bake boil with
more satisfaction than any other In this
ket Competent WorkInen sent ont put up each
stove, and instruct the parties how il. Every
stove set up and used according the printed
tons accompanying each stove will be taken sack aud
ton \
tel Crates; also odd Fenders Baskets Blowers,
Kooiing Gntterlng and Jobbing done usual Stoves
fitted mp, CRATES reset, etc.
PHIL. MCCABE,
jaS3 I'm loo Camp street. door from Poyiras.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-30
$4O,.wiliiis. ia ;2li : was5v $50
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

The Glitch is alike on both sides of the fabric soyye
and will not rp'Or Tayei.
For simplicity, durability and beauty, it stands with.
Twenty-Five Dollars cheaper than anyvother drstclaso
Agents wanted throughout the South
Address, E. w. ENGLE, Agent
Glass Box 407,
Or call at saiesroom, $50 Canal street; orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-30


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