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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

Carr. LoSG ASD kosstTH.-1hc National In
teliscncer, of Saturday. has q letter from Capt
Ling 70 Mr.. Smith. Of Alabama, explaining the diff
hculty with kossuih while The Steamer Mississippi
was 81 AIarsciilcs. It IS complete ,indica,ion
Of the Captain. The orders he Ind received iron,
Commodore Morg2n werc very explicit, and EN-
platte with regard to ssoiding any tling which
would tend - compromise our Bug With friendly
nations IL ~hosc porte be might harrcn TO be-
His conduct to,ssrdr kossstb entirely correcs
aud rcrilcssniy shile faithful 10 his instructions
III cbrsoborttrs the stnte-nt with regard Kos
surh. ii-.aiislsrsion md III. ultimate cspres,iois
II sntisfBcsion " her the nature of Cnpt. Lons'a
dniirs wrfs explained 70 llim.-R. Dispatel
KossTTH he people Of Cincinnati were adj
dressed by knssuth on tl'o l2,li. br,~as ~aissd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

A @cw substitute l1y OH-Thc Boston
Commonwealth SAYS thai a new lIumi-
mating fluid hns been developed in New
York. y hich Nil. II great MEASURE, su-
pcrsede spirit lamps, us soon as The Patent
Office can settle It's doubts. Large mnnu-
fnctorics Of hcnznlc. d hydro carbon which
has The property Of producing an excel
ieni eliminating gas by being dissolved in
moist aIr, are gong m in New York and
brooklyn. The suhstancc il mnnufastur-
cd from tar or mineral cnll, and wbiIo il
can hc afforded at holrihc price Of burn
ing fuid' per gallon, i, vii yield indcf-
niteIy more illumination. The use Of it
wonlL require gnsomctcr aud gas fixtures
IN each house, but tie cheapncss Of tho
consumption viii pat movable lamps Of
every kind nearly ouf Of use.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19
! $4,000

Total SINCE LIST March, 1851, S2.57l,5s5
VI 100000 Of his was sold al pr 39l3,-
600, at Il premium of2 pcrccni
hrcanfracr with Mess s. Sc'dtn. With
ers q GO. !, for fur mH,oas There now
reno'ns 10 be delivered At sueh periods a.
he Board Of Pubic Works may require.
nnd " me premium oftwe per cent, tie
Further sum Of So, Oi7 900.
The coupon bonds are made payable TO
bearer and arc Of cour-c Transferable Nv
mere delivery Ike u bank note. There IS
~ ~" 'moll"n ~ possession Of the board
q Public Works showing 10 whom, At
what rates, or IL " hat markets The bonds
delivered 10 hles,rs. Suldun, Wlhcrs &
Co, were sold bv them.
j. BROWN. Jr, .Sccoad Audi,m.
,SeCD2H 1YIj/oy'y DGce 5fL E,L 1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

- The Board Of Aldermen, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, rejected the resolution of
invitation to kossuth, for the fourth time,
on the 18Th inst. The vote for rejection
was unaninoas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

inc aSnihStoh neptune seem reasona
Bio.
The announcement In our telcgraphic
dispatches Of news by the Pacific, Of pro-
liable war between France and England
- the most important that has been made
for half century. We think the alarm
in England is well founded. The pream-
Bile to the thing, called the new French
constitution. distinctly adopts the domestic
policy Of the first NAPOLEON; and the pre-
sent ruler has been repeatedly interrogat-
cd by the English government as to his
sere;gn policy and has refused to answer
This. Of itself, is enough to arouse England.
But it is highly probable that her govern
ment has more precise information through
her secret agents Of the actual designs of
the French Esurper.
LOUIS NAPOLEON has motives for
war with England greater than his uncle.
For it is impossible to sustain the presen,
government against the battery Of the En-.
glish press. and the hostility of liberal
French refugees in England. And then
Trsnce no longer has to encounter the ALI
asce Of Austria and Russia with England
IAN alliance that was fatal to the plans OF
ths French Emperor. On the contrary
shey src now both on the side Of the new
bvuskef despot. The present ruler o.
France, hsvmg obtained his power by the
support Of the army. conld not, Of course
avoid conformity to its viii. and wha
army ever renowned the love Of battles
Of victories, and Of conquest. As for The
consequences Of this struggle. they are as
doubtful as they are momentous. If q
hundred thousand disciplined French sol
diers can land on the English shore. they
can take the city of London-and such is
The SILLY and fatality Of centralism. England
will BE- lost But If she can concentrate in
the channel Sect Of sufficient magnitude
y intercept and encounter the French
srmsda. the battle will probably be the
blnodiest on record; but old England will
win the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

REMARKABLE FULFILMEsT OF DREAM.-
During the night of Tuesday, the 9th instant,
William Jackson, a railway laborer, residing
at Green Hammerton. near Charesborough, h.,
dreamed that he should be killed on the rail
way. He awoke and told his wife of the cir
cumstance, whereupon she implored him not
to go that morning to his usual labor on the
line: notwithstanding which, he did so, when
strange enough to state, he accidentally fell
from a ballast train in the neighborhood of
Flaxby, and was run over, both his legs and
right arm being crushed in dreadful manner.
He was brought to the Wheat Sheaf Inn, in
this town, where he expired three hours after
his arrival. The poor man has left widow
and seven children to bewail their loss
Engfish paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

DISTILLED AND MALr LrauoRs.-The
Washington Telegraph has a table showing
the production Of Intoxicating liquors in the
United States and Territories. The details
are taken from the recent Census Returns
The Telegraph says that the table does not
reveal the quantities of wines and liquors con.
snnied in the United States annually, but sim
pie the quantities produced, and the direction
given to a capital ofeight end a third million
ofdoliars, and in direct way to the labor Of
fire onda half thousands of men, leaving out
of view the capital and labor expended in
producing the grain, &C., and in the subse-
quent treatment, sale, &c., of the product ons
ofthe laboratory. The following are the results
of the addition In this table.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

VOLCANIC ERUPTION AT THE SANDWICH
IsLANDs.-On the 9TH of August last, light
was observed on the top of Maunaloa, at first
appearing like a lamp, but which continued
to increase until il became so large as to be
visible from oil parts of Hawaii, and even
from the elevated parts Of Maui and Oahu. 1t
is reported that vessels at sea noticed two
points from which the light emanated, and it
is quite probable that another eruption, SINH
lar to the extensive one of 1S43, may follow
these preliminary indications. Since writing
the above, we have received the following from
our correspondent, dated Hiio, 18th August,
1851: "The great crater on Maunaloa, that
was generally thought to be quite extinct, is
now in action. For few days heavy cloud,
having the appearance of smoke, has been OBJ
served to hover over the summit of the noun
tain. Last night the mountain stood out in
bold relief, unobstructed by clouds or mist,
and presented sublime and awfully grand
appearance, belching forth flames and cinders,
that again fell in showers at distance. The
heavy bank of smoke that lowered over its top,
presented the appearance of the mountain it.
self poised upon its apex. 1t is possible that
antoher eruption may take place: like that of
l843, and liquid lava be seen flowing down its
sides. P0tyaesi0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

A Cool PRocEEDNG.-Ag gentleman going
down to New York, in North River boat, the
other day; missed his tooth brush, and on
looking around, was astonished TO perceive a
country gawk applying it vigorously to his
tobacco stained worries.
"My friend, you have made very great mis-
take in using my tooth brush,' said the gen.
tleman.
"Your what your brush? You don't mean
to say that this here's your tooth brush?"
you are welcome to the BRUSH"
The fellow ookedpuzzled at first, as if he
suspected trick, but at length he exclaimed.
"llere yeou, take your confounded thiDgum-
bob! But should like to know what has be.
come of the tooth brush that belongs TO the
b0oti'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

g The BosToN MEDICAL JOURNAL mem
tions the following simple and economical ap-
paratus for overcoming bad odors, and purify.
ing any apartment where the air is loaded
with noxious materials: Take one of any OF
the various kinds of glass lamps-for burning
camphene, for example-and fill it with chic
ric ether, and light the wick. In few min
utes the object will be accomplished. In dis
secting rooms, in the damp, deep vaults where
vegetables are sometimes stored, or where
drains allow the escape of offensive gases, in
out buildings, and in short in any spot where
il is desirable to purify the atmosphere, burn
one Of these lamps. One tube, charged with
a wick is sufficient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

ATTEMPT AT TAssAssINATIoN.-The Wash
ingfon Telegraph gives the particulars OF an
a young lady Of that city. Three barrels ola
revolver, it says, were last evening, fred into
the front window of Mrs. Li,ile's boarding
house, on C. street, at her daughter Virginia,
aged about II or Is years. She fortunately
escaped unhurt.
The person who did this deed was Mr. G..
Kirby, who has not yet been arrested. He is
a young man, about 20 years old. Ii is said
that he addressed Miss Lillle sometime since,
but there has been some esirangement or alien
alton Of late; that he was in fact rejected
suifor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

A LITTLE GIRL MURDERED aY HER SISTER.
In S,ewartstown, Pa, on Wednesday last, q
little girl, the daughter of Mr.. Jacob Busler,
was murdered during the absence Of her pa
rents. A suspected person, was arrested on
charge Of having committed the deed. A
daughter OF Mr.. Buslsr has. however, coniess-
ed the murders Her name 10 Catherine b.
BusIer, and she is aged twelve years She
states that her little sister threatened 10 tell
thai she had stolen something ont Of the eloset'
WHERE upon she struck her violent blow, and
seizing a butchers knife cni her throat from
ear TO ear! She then seized the youngest
child and ran off but rssured before her parents.
and concocied story which she told at the
inquest aboai an old man entering the house
and killing her sister!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

The Rev. o s. Prescott, of Boston recently
tried for heresy and acquitted, is see stated,
to have another ecclesiastical trial. The charge
this time is "disorderly conduct" The court
meet on the Doth of May. The disorderly con-
Duct" we suppose, is the Rev. gentlemans
having officiated, while under an order of a
former court, suspending him for some months
from the exercise of his functions. The pro-
ceedings against this young man begin TO as
sumo, fthey have not indeed, hitherto sustain
ed. the appearance ofsomething very like perse-
cution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
0N EXHIBITI0s;mogk GkEAT r,-lI III

an EXHIBITIOS.-OUR GREAT Ills
" TORICAL PICTURES OF THE LEGISLA
TURE OF 1850 81, and the Convention of
ISJO-J1.-We are now engaged at and have
partially completed, the present Assembly To
those members who have favored us with call,
we return our thanks, and those who have not yet
sat, viii confer great favor by giving Us five min
likenesses to those already tskens and be thereby
enabled to present the members of the LEGISLA.
TURE OFl652 with complete picture OF them
dollars The ownership Of which win be deter
mined by lot without cost 10 the LOT holders. Cal
at the Virginia Sky-LiRht Daguerrean
Gallery. l45 Main street. above Governor.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
P. S.-Citizens and strangers generally are IN.
vited to call reg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

R Ii is proposed to erect thirteen monu-
ments upon Independence square, in Philadel-
and of the Declaration of Independence. The
Massachusetts Legislature has decided TO send
delegate to the Convention to be held in Phil
adelphia on the 4th July 1852. for the pur-
pose of taking measures TO erect these monu-
meDtg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

Harvey Fuller has received 81 900 in an &C.
ton againstihe Naugatuck Railroad Company,
before the Lfchfeld Superior Courf, for Injuries
to his wife.--Ner Harm Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

RREOTYPE s.-Itis truly said that
~ the Daguerreotypes, taken by MINIS g.
WATSON are beautiful true 10 nature, with eyes
perfect expressive clear and sharp, and altogether
free from the smutty shades which frequent
ly seen upon Dasuerreotypes. As for their light no
better you will fnd--it is clear, soft and mild and
they prepared to take pictures in clear cloudy
weather, which they will warrant never to fade or
be surpassed by any. Call and examine choice
collection of specimens, whether you wish pic
ture or not Admission always free
MiENIS e. WATSON, Mansion House.
No 35l Main St , Richmond, and
mh 16 Sycamore ST. Petersburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

UNHAPPY MARRIAGE IN ALAHAMA.-1hsre
were seyeniy-one disoces legalized ct the re-
cent session Of the Alabama Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

The Conde Mirasol, not Mirafores, has been
appointed Captain Gen raj of Cuba. He was
Gen. Choneha's predecessor, and not very
popularin in Cuba.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
MOST DESIRABLE RE.InRNCF e

AsI FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I,ba have for sale,
a most desirable House and Lot situated in very
genteel and pleasant n9ighborhood, on Shockoe
Hill, The house is in perfect re pair, having Just
been completed, is built in the most approved style
of the best materials, and has never been occupied
There are about 10 pleasant rooms, with two story
por,ico in the rear, bathing house, &c. the Kitchen
is also ofbrick, has four rooms and all necessary
out houses The house is supplied with the City
water and gas.
This property is within five minutes walk of the
business pa is of the city, and presents every attrac
tion'to those wishing a pleasant and gentee resi-.
dence. The terms will be accommodating
NH 4-3tawts JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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o. $40 REWARD.-Stolen, from the
A2Nstable of Macon Trabae, on the 18th instant,
a Ozark bay bob tail Horse; tail untrilnmed; has
scar on the forehead skin and hair rubbed off his
Launches. Saddle and suaffle Bride was also
stolen. The saddle cloth blue, neatly patched at
one corner; girth wide, lined inside with cotton
oznabu -gs.
SIS viii be paid on delivery of the horse and
S25 for the apprehension and conviction of the
thief. A. F. HOPPER
Agent Chesterfield Coaland Iron Mining Company.
Black Heath Fits, March 18th, 1852.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

LATER PROM NEw Mkxtco.-The latest
account Of Indian depredations and murders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM.
lV PANY.-During the session of the Legislature
of the State of New York in 1851, law passed to
protect insurers in all companies chartered by the
State, or doing business within the State requiring
each company to deposit with the comptroller, as
security for all insurers, bonds or other good Sc
curities to the amount of 100000. This company
duly complied with those requisitions, whilst some
others have not.
My object however, in referring to this law, is TO
reported that the law only projected citizens OF the
State OF New York. have in my possession copy
of the law, and will shew it to all interested 1t
makes distinction IL protects all insured.
Call at my office, No 2Q} Main street
NH 2 CHAS. WCRTHAM, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

4 'ONFEC CTIONARIES.-The subscriber,
~ through the medium of the Dispatch" !" would
most respectfully return his sincere thanks TO his
country fiends and the public in general for past
favors, and would now inform them that ne has in
store full and varied assortment of ConfectiOn-
aries, Fruits. &c which he will offer on the
most accommodating terms. His variety consists
in part of, viz
Bordeaux, Malaga, Lisbon and Sicily Almonds
200 boxes bunch Raisins, (who'e, half and
quarter boxes)
50 drums fresh Smyrna Figs
Is do do Suitana Raisins
cases Prunes, in glass jars
80 boxes sweet Messina Oranges
20 do Messina Lemons
25 do fresh Leghorn Citron
frails Arabian Dates
$4,000 superior Cigars, (various approved brRnds)
Also, Pickles, Preserves, Branded Fruit, Sc 10.
gether with large assortment of Candies of his
own manufacture, which he is prepared to furnish
In any quantity. To those disposed to purchase
ne would respectfully ask them TO call and examine
for themselves at ANTONIO PIZZINPS
mh2 Main st under City Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
Table of Rates, No. 3.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
by paying

IHbEe Oh hatts. no. -.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
by paying
sSpr yr draw sspr: wk sspr yr drs7 50 pr VIZ
"6GO " 1000
Those over 6fty years of age will be charged 25
psr cent extra One dollar and fifty cents admls
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above
the first year, and must be Paid at the time of ap
plication, and the hrst years depos. within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs-Ex-G Governor Jared w. VIII
liams, Lancaster, n. Il Hon. 4. P Stephens, Rock
land, N. Y; Dwier g. Barber, Western Hotel, New
York City; Robbins e. Brothers, Draper, Tiff &
Bacon, New York City; His Ezcelency John Hub
bard, Augusta, Maine; Pratt & Reath, Witham &
Newman, Philadelphia Philo F Wilcox, Presi-
dent Chicopee Hank, Springfield, Mass; Albert
Morgan, President Agawam Bank, Sringfeld,
Mass.
Al communications should be addressed to
A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
LATE PUBLICATIONS.


.As has for sale Ben Gaulter's Book of Billiards.
LAYS OF the Scottish Cavaliers aud other Poems,
by WIN Aytoun, editor ot Blackwood's Magazine,
and Professor of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres 10 the
University of Edinburgh vol l2mo
The Book Of Ballads, edited by Ben Gaultier
new edition, with several new Ballads, with iustra-
tons
Men and Women of the 18th Century, by Arsene
Haussayc-2 vols i2mo
Recolections ofa Literary Life, or Books, Places
and People, by Mary Russell Milford, author of Our
Village, &c. &C.
The Head of the Family, novel, by the author
OF Olive and Oglvies. vol svo, paper
Part % of Copland's Dictionary of Practical Me.
dicine
Walkers Rhyming Dictionary
Domestic Medicine, Surgery and Materis Medica,
&c, by Francis GUrney Smith
The American Practical Receipt Book, 5000 re-
cc'pts, by S Wright
The Old Bell of Independence, or Philadelphia in
l776 by II c Watson, vol 12mo paper. NH 10
NEW MUSIC.-Just received by HAROLD
u MURRAY, Broad street,
Willie, my Brave, song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt 25c
I've home in the Valley, song by s. Clio oTer-
25c
The Forest Burial, Poetry by Dyer 25c
Farewell, my Lilly Dear, very pretty0 s. c. F.
-25c
Wait for Wagon. Goth supply) KnawH-25c
Dreams of the Heart, by Linley-25c
Peasant Girls Waltzes, by O'Albert-50c
Virginia Goriitza, 10th supply0 by Dollinger-
39c
Students Polka, by Hewitt-25c
Buds and Blossoms, Sacred melodies) by Grobe
-3ec
Melodies of the People (new variations on old
tunes) by Charles Grobe-3Sc
New Music received weekly. fe26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

COKE, WOOD AND CGAL.-Ihe kubscn
- bers are now prepared 10 furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke or Coal on as reasonable terms as can be
fought in the city. They have the beet Oak and
Pine Wood that comes to this market, and can sell
cheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left at Mr. L. P. ELLIS Grocery, on
Broad st Shockoe Hill or at their Office, on Pearl
street, opposite the Alhanl bra Hotel Those Ter
ing may rely upon getting their orders promptly
lied THOMAS FOSTER,
nh i-5t20A J. A FOSTER
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HERRTNG's sALAlIANDER5.

FNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving q
further supply OF the real FIRE-PROOF SAL
AMANDER SAFES the genuine kind, which has
never failed in all the late fires to preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one
We are prepared 10 furnish Banks. Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks that cannot pc picked or blown
open by powder. Call and examine Safe at our
store taken from the ruins of the great FIRE, with
al the interior perfect, aud the books and money
all saved Fires are frequent, and those in want
lad better not delay. All sz E on hand al factory
prices. FRY d MCCANDLISH,
fe 26-ts Agents for the State Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA,
Neacly disc0oered By DR.. Minh0ck.
GNHIS mixture most etfectually cures the above
Il complaints, and has been used by several per
sons in this city with unrivalled success.
The remedy snow prepared and for sale by r
NJ Warrington. Agent, over j. B. Stegal's Store No.
le Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy, and can tes
tify TO Its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs. Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. Kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Durfey, J. B. StegaI
r. NJ. WARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

EGLUWBING.-The subscriber begs leave to
4 inform the public that he is carrying on the
PLUMBING BUSINESS in all its various branches,
and is now prepared to fit up Water Closets, Hot
Cold, and Shower Baths, Stationary Wash Stands,
Boilers, &c Having obtained the services of com.
petent workmen, he will do at short notice, and on
reasonable terms, any work ordered. Tt Eankfu
Tor past iavors he solicits continuance of the same
Shop on 10th street, between Main s. Cary Streets
NH i-lm ARSEIJ
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-JUAE

FtNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-JUA
L PiZZiNI hasthe pleasure of announcing to his
country friends, and the public generally that he
Is just in receipt of large supply of Spring Goods
consisting in part of the following articles, Vz:
$50 boxes r. M. Raisins, [whole, hall, and
quarter boxes.1
150drums Smyrna Figs.
so jars No. Prunes.
l00fancy boxes do.
25 boxes Lemons.
25 do Oranges
9 bales English walnuts, Cane and fresh)
days Palm Nuts.
5 do Fibers.
10 trails Dates.
~ boxes Citron.
$1,000 sa 2erior Cigars, various approved branda)
90 dozen ass'd Pickles.
With ine assortment of Dolls, Fancy Goods. kc.
together with large assortment OF Candies OF his
own manufacture, which he is now prepared to
furnish in any quantity, with any other articles IN
his line that may be wanted on the most ccom-
modating terms-as lt2, next to The Excaanse
F&nk md
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
~ A lady that has had several wears experience in
teaching, desires SITUATION either in a family
or an assistant in School, to teach the English
branchee only. Apply to Mr.. WILLIAM EVANS,
Clay street, Shockoe Hill NH l0-3taw2w*