The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-05
ssTTNIFORM WITH THE WIDE.
Y WIDE WORLD '-Dolars and Cents 8

vols, 12mo, cloth. This is charming domestic
story, somewhat in the style of the Wide, Wide
World, and is likely to become equally popular.
Queechy, by the suthor of the Wide, Wide
World, the llth thousand, vols, 12mo, cloth
81 IS
"Queechy is indeed work of uncommon inte.
rest and ability Boston Traveller
"a careful examination of Queechy will, we
think, convince her admirers that in her former
work, the author was but pluming her wings for a
bolder fight. The simple beauty, the deep interest
enlivened by true humor-the unobtrusive but ear.
nest spirit OF piey snd truth that pervade Queechy
commend it to all"-Literary World.
O. It is essentially domestic story, with high
moral aim and shows capital powers of observa.
ton, narrative, skill and excellent management of
dialogue. 1t is just the book for intelligent and
exemplary family circle. The sympsthies of old
and young will be elected, and amusement be found
charmingiy blended with instruction Home
Journal
Her descriptions are fresh, ard fragrant of the
scenes from which they drew their inspirations
The volumes Contain numerous gems of picturesque
description. The work certainly exhibits high
order OF talent, imagination. enthusiasm and ere
ative power are all herc.'-Trioune.
The Napoleon Ballads, by Bon Coulter, the Poet.
| ical Works OF Louis Napoleon, now frst done into
plain English, limo, paper cover-25 cents.
Book for Corner, by Leigh Hunt, l2mo clotn,
40 cents; stiff paper cover, % cents.
Horse Shoe Robinson, by J P Kennedy, Esq, re.
vised edition. uniform with the illustrated edition
of Swallow Barn.
Miss Cooper's Translation of Ida Pfeiffers Jour
ney to Iceland, paper cover. rs cents, with maps,
finely printed. l2mo, cloth-40 cents.
Claret and Olives, BY Angus Beach, l2mo pa.
per cover, 20 cents fine edition. cloth, 40 cents.
For sale at the Eagle Square Bookstore.
je2 NASH WOODHOUSE
'i,U CONTKACTUKs.-VIkGINIA CEN
l. TRIAL RAILROAD.-Sealedp proposals will be
received at the Engineers Office of the Virginia
Central Railroad Gsrdonsvle. on the 18th day OF
June, 1852, for the laying OF 81 miles of super
structure with heavy rail-between Woodville
and Meechum's River. Also for nine hundred feet
OF trrsfle work at GordonsvIlie. Drawinga and
specifcstlons OF the work may be seen from the
l4th to the 18th of June inclusive
The best of references will be required
By order OF the President and Directors.
je2-dtd T. GOLDEN RUGGLEs, C. E.
Times. Enquirer and Republican please copy.
TRIMMIMGs, TIKI have
i just received, another supply of Fringes,
GlmFs, Braids, Buttons etc.. all Of the latest pat
terms and the most desirable colors. Also, large
assortment OF white and cold Linen and Cotton
Trimmings, used for children's wear which sell at
very low prices, by the piece. AS Trimmings are
becoming scarce, and new importarons will not
take place before fall, we would advise purchasers
to give US an early CALL
HlRSH BOTTCHER,
je 2-lw* l79 Broad st., Shockoe Hill.
LUMP IN THE OMNIBUS AND WE
y WILL ALL TAKE RIDE TO LEVY'S-He
In selling of at Cost.-Levy wishes to inform
the public that there now seven Oulnibu ses
on the line, which viii give persons residing In the
lower part of the city, an opportunity OF coming
up to his store every five minutes in the day; the
fare is only st cents, and by purchasing small
amount you can save more than the fare. On
hand :-Barege De LANES at 12f, Is, lsa, and 20 !;
Lawns at 10, Ginghams at 12t, Calico at ), Collars
at st. Sheeting al ct, Sairtng at cts and lots OF
other sosds all TO be sold before the 18th OF July
Call soon, as the goods must be sold.
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR.,
lea 20l Broad street.