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Feature. The Government had put forth
most indiscrest and incorporate article
in La Patra, telling the elsctorS they must
return Bonapartists to the assembly or the
elections will be void.
The Legitimists will not come forward.
Commercial reports from France are
unfavorable.
Madame Pauline Toland, d disoipls Of
M. Pierre Leroux, and sixty journeymen
printers, had been arrested.
SPAIN.
Full details of the attempt to murder the
Queen have been received As her maies-
ty was leaving church, bearing the Royal
infant in her arms, Jesuit priest, named
Merino. while kneeling. pretended to.offSr
a petition, and Immediately struck at the
Queen with poinard which he drew from
under his cloak. The weapon penetrated
the folds of her dress, but was directed
from its course by striking the whalsbont
of her stays and inflicted only slight
wound below the last rib. The second
blow slightly wounded her arm. The as.
sassin was instantly secured and proved
to be villain of the deepest dye, having
been by turns soldier, usurer; traitor and
priest. Her majesty is fast recovering.
The villain was executed at Madrid on
the 7th.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna Lloyds state that Petreki,
reported TO be an agent Of Kossuth and
Mazzini, was executed on The 5th, by order
ofthe Austrian Court Martial, on the charge
of attemptingto to seduce Hungarian rsgi-
ments from their allegiance. Aman named
Gesler was executed with him, on charge
of conspiracy to produce revolution.
TURKEY. AZ 20
Advices from Consiantinople state that
the excellent and enlightened Minister,
Reschid Pasha, had fallen victim to the
intrigues of his enemies, the Cabinet had
resigned, and the Sultan had appointed
Rasa Pasha, Grand Vizier.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1O.-Flour was very
dull, and prices favored buyers. In some
cases. a reduction of Sd. Cd. per barrel
had been submitted to. ye,
Indian Corn was unsaleable At Sd. per
quarter decline. Wheat dull at Id. de-.
cline per 70 lbs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-03-03

Mr.. EDIToR-You are not quite rs much
in the habit Of publishing recipes for cook
cry, as some of our house.keepers could
wish. Here is one so excellent and sim.
pie for making corn bread that wish you
to try, and then recommend it TO your sub
scribers.
Beat two egg, separately and very light.
foam one pint Of buttermlk with an even
teaspoonful Of soda or salaratus, and one
pint of Indian meal finely siited add to The
mixture one table spoonful of butter (melt.
ed;) beat very hard and bake in buttered
pan in quick oven. = -e.
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KOSSUTHIl

There will be public discussion at the
Court House, in Woodsfsld, on Saturday
the Goth of March, 1859, at | 'clock p. M
Queslion-If the Hungarians renew their
struggle with Austria, ought the Govern.
ment Of the United States TO interfere to
prevent the Government of Russia from
taking part against the Hungarians?
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CONGRESS-.

Most Of the time, during the past week,
has been taken up in discussing bills grant
ing lands for railroad purposes, and the
bill making land warrants assignabls
The latter bill has been ordered to be en-
crossed in the House.
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Arrival Of the Atlantic.
4 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK. Feb. &c

New YORK. Feb. &c.
The steamer Atlantic arrived this morn
ing, with Liverpool dates TO the llth. She
experienced very boisterous weather OH the
passage, and was detained some time by
the ice. t ta
ENGLAND. ae ~
Lord John Russell introduced his Par.
lamentary Reform Bill into the House o.
Commons on Monday. The leading fea.
lures are as follows: A reduction OF the
courts and borough franchise. In Ireland
the county representation is unaltered, bu
that OF the boroughs reduced. The estab.
lishment of new class of voters, consist.
ing of those who pay 40s. Of the direc
taxes. lo
The expulsion Of certain mission aries
Of the Free Church of Scotland, by the
Austrian Consul at Trieste. was referred
to and the inquiry made whsther steps had
been taken to procure satisfaction for this
gross violation Of finierna,ionallaw. Lord
John Russell said he was unprepared tc
answer. 1e aqs q. lHg.
IRELAND. ~
Ireland was more Tranquil. Trade wa.
unusually dull and many failures had 90
Cured.
FRANCE. f 81
The news from France presents no new
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THE NATIVES AND THE POPE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.

The Natives of Southwark held meet
ing tonight for the purpose Of protesting
against receiving from the Pope Of Rome
the stones he is about forwarding fo- the
Washington Monument
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day Of June, and the second day of No.
vember.
In the county Of Portage, on Tho ninth
day of March, the fifteenth day Of June,
and twelfth day of October.
In the county Of Mahoning, on the twen-
ty-fourth day Of February, the first day Of
June. and the twenty-6rst day ofSeptember.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In the county of Geauga, on the first
day of March, the seventh day of June,
and the twentieth day OF September.
In the county Of Lake, on the fifteenth
day Of March, the seventeenth day of June,
and the fourth day Of October.
In the county Of Ashtabula, on the twen-
ty ninth day of March, the twenty eighth
day Of June, and the eighteenth day Of
| October.
Sec. Q. That whenever the state OF
business in any Of the said courts of Com.
mon Pleas, is such as to render it neces.
sary, such court shall have power to ap.
point and hold an adjourned term for the
purpose of completing the business OF any
regular term, and notice thereof shall be
entered upon its journals; and in case any
of the foregoing days assigned shall be
Sunday. the term shall commence OH the
Monday next succeeding.
Sec. 3. That all acts in conflict with
the provisions of this act, be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. The Clerk of the court of Com
mon Pleas Of any of said counties, in which
there shall not be sufficient time to draw
luries. and issue writs of venire facias, be-
fore the first or any other term, ss pointed
out in the fourth section of the act relating
TO juries. shall nevertheless, draw juries
and issue wrts at any time before the sit
ting of such courts; and the court, when
convened, may order the same to be re.
turned forthwith; and the Sheriff TO whom
any writ may be issued. shall serve and
return the same, according to the com.
mand thereof: and such service and re-.
turn shall he as valid as il such writ had
been issued thirty days previous TO the
sitting of the court
SIC. 5. That the Sheriff, Coroner, or
Master Commissioner, as the case may be,
Of any OF the counties of this State, 10
whom process has or may be issued, upon
which such officers, or either of them, have
or NAV advertise any sale or sales of real
estate, in pursuance to law, and in which
the day named for such sale or sales, shall
be a day after the first day of the COM
mencement Of the Spring term for the
year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, of the Court OF Common Pleas Of the
county to which such process is returnable,
may nevertheless proceed with such sale
or sales, and make return thereof TO the
proper court, during its session; and such
return and proceedings shall be as valid
as if the same had been made on or before
the second day Of the term of the court to
which the same was returnable.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of tie House of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
February l6, 1852
AUDITOR S OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY,
Woodsfeld, Ohio, March 5, 1859.
certify that the foregoing law i, cor.
actlv nrnted from oioon1, oart;fod h,, th q
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OF At our latest date, KossUTH was at
Indianapolis. Gov. Wright welcomed
him in a speech, in which he took strong
grounds in favor of the Kossuth doctrine
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IMPORTANT FROM PARIS.

New YORK, Feb. 26.
1t is understood that Mr.. Webster has
received, by the Atlantic, dispatches of
such nature from our Minister at Paris
as required his immediate return TO WASH
ington.
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MASS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

A Mass Temperance Convention con.
vened at Columbus, on the 25th February
After organizing in the City Hall, the Con.
vention adjourned to the State House yard
the crowd being loo great to get into the
building. The Statesman says the city
was full of people.
G. N. OLDs, of Pickaway was chosen
President, assisted by number of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries.
The great object OF the Convention seem.
ed 10 be to enforce upon the Legislature
the necessity Of passing liquor law simi.
lar 10 that of the State of Maine. II waa
reported to the Convention that there were
the names of l45,lO4 petitioners in favor
of the law, now in the hands of the Leg.
islature and Convention, and great mum.
bers more on the way.
The Resolutions adopted were reported
by Gen. Carey, of Cincinnati, and de.
nounce the manufacture and traffic in
liquor, in all shapes, except for mechani.
cal, medicinal and sacramental purposes
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.
A decision in the case of Mrs. Gaines
is daily looked for. and will certainly be
against her.
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DEMoCRA TIC TIcKE I
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM Ii. CALDWELL.

T Our poetical correspondents mus
bear with us, until we get over the present
crowd upon our columns.
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w. A second article, signed Hint"
appears in to-day's paper. Lest the Ian
guage of the writer may be misconstrned,
we will say that he does not mean to be
understood that the people will forsake
democratic men and democratic measures,
should the present Legislature fail to car
ry out the will Of the people; but that those
only who do not act in accordance with
the expressed win Of the people will meet
with rebuke. To vote for wings, with the
expectation of working retrenchment in
the financial affairs of the State, would be
a great mistake. Witness the vote in the
Sen ate on the ''fees and salary" bill.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.

FIRST SUBDIVISION. IT
In the county Of Stark, on the twenty
ninth day Of March, the first day OF June,
and the first day of November.
In the county Of Carroll, on the twenty.
second day of March. the twenty eighth
day ofJune, and the fourth day of October
In the county Of Columbiana, on the
eighth day Of March, the fourteenth day
OF June, and the fourteenth day of October
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Trumbull, on the TWEEN
ty,ninth day Of March, the twenty-ninth
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY, }
Woodsfeld, Ohio, March 5, 1859.
| certify that the foregoing law is cor.
rectly printed from aIcopy certified by the
Secretary OF State. JOHN b. NOLL,
Auditor, Monroe County
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

A LOCOMOTIVE SHIP in one of the flreign
Brown announces that he has invented ship
TO reach America in .tortyeight hours, and
make the voyage to India and back in fort
night His theory is by making the bottom in
the form Of two inclined planes united up
wards, 10 throw the whole hull Of the vessel
upon the surface, and by constructing the hull
Of lighter materials, in geomelric shape he
hopes to give a steamship the velocity of a
railroad locomotive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

SHIP CANAL ACROSS THE lsTHMUs OF DA-
RIEN.-Mr. Catherwood, the artist, went out
in the Sierra Nevada, which sailed from New
York for Chagress on Thursday. His visit
relates partly to a project set on foot by Lon
don capitalists for the construction ola ship
cana across the isthmns of Darier, communi-
eating between San Miguel on the Pacific, and
the nearest point on the opposite shore-a dis
tance ofabout fifty miles. Abbot Law renee is
also understood TO have on interest in the en-
terprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

ATRocIoUs OUTRAGE-The ST. Louis Re.
publican says that Mrs. Reider, lady who
resides Near the Bonhomme road, about six
teen miles from St. Louis, was reuturng bone
from church, on Sunday, the 5fh inst, when
shortly after she had left the main road. she
could well divine his purpose, attacked. She
cried loudly fer assistance, and struggled SO
violently that when thrown to the ground two
,f her ribs on the right side were broken
The villain effected his purpose and esceped.
Mrs. Reider did not know him, and the search
nfier him by the people of the neighborhood
had 10 the last accounts proved unayailing.
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IN MANUFACTURES, -
f~tS WHOLESALE AND

In
4vlTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
-SHO s II o ES, TRUNKS, VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON e. BRO, l6i
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the city, and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found to be as low Is those of
any other house, whether BY the single pair, dozen
or case The stock embraces
Gentemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf, hip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Brogues, bound and unbounds
Ladies' Shoes, Buskins Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
Ladles' black. bronze snd colo ed Caters
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Trunks
e. All of which areoffered at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON & BRO, l6I Main ss
opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va
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CARE FOR OTHERs.-A poor old mar, busy
planting an appe-lree, was rudely asked
"What do you plant trees for 7 you cannot ex-
pect to eat the fruit of them3" He raised
himself up, and leaning upon his spade, an
swered, "some one planted trees for me before
| was boin, and have eaten the fruit. now
plant fer other, TO show my gratitude, when
am dead and gone" Thus should we think
and act for the welfare Of others.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE. The New York o.
server charges the Rev. H. W. Beecher and his
his sister, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, the au-
thor of"Uncle Toms Cabin" with forgery in
having published letters TO them, with the Rev.
Joe Parker's name to them, without his au-
thority. He never signed the letters although
asked to by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

1t is stated in the Sandwich Island papers
that tobacco seed from the Island of Cuba has
been planted in those islands, and the account
states that the crop is not only abundant, but
that the segurs manufactured from the tobacco
are OF The finest qualify and flavor, equal in
every respect to the best regalias Of Havana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

A western editor announces the death Of a
lady Of his acquaintance. and thus touching
ly adds:
In her decease, the sick lost an invaluable
friend. Long will she seem to stand at their
bedside, as she was wont, with the balm Of
consolation in one hand. and a cup Of rhn-
barb tn the Other.'
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~ MRS. C. VIGLINI respect era
fully announces to her customers,e
that she has just returned from the YSS
0SeN North, with alargo and beautiful as-S|
sortment of Fall Style hillinery, consisting of
entirely new styles OF Straw Bonnets, Silk and Vel
vet Bonnets, Rich Ribbons, Flowers. Plnmes, and
every article in the Millinery line. Also large as
sortment of Fancy Goods, to which she solcits the
attention of the public. Sc 23-2w
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HnHIImc. . net Dc Reason Te..,... ),

ssC0m0. Lar N.
TNHOUSANDS f.ss !. neason Together.0
i 1icted friends ~ s. .oosy to talk to their A.
Hampton,s Veres.Ai" nenent derived from
to day we have siyen ths .Mctufe. From day
formed on our best.knovn .;aSstes OF cures per
have perfeet av.l.nehs - sltIzens, md stll We
us-alI All aiyins : veisb, ~ .e. pouring in upon
convince The most Chemical All tnst must
and read for thenseyes The lsts.s h., hsleo % call
one of the ;ret mercantile firms nc = from
know them, il must carry conviction, and induce no
,r IosT noIAL, "a, !uIy ", lSS2
again 70 send an order for nors os .onr ,, NE nave
derful Hamp,on's Vegetable Tinctnys since !, -.
fr,t tried II ~. s,,d ,Sy;,h ~, - 60. - - ~
not .asr ,h. a., ,,o.'o - ono anu We nase
hens;,,sd h. H." - an.I. nas no' oeou s.e.ly
horhooJ -. ;as'ae5 .. =. ~ .Tr y. %. ne.su
ien, n.In,.,on os ,hs suo uIa 49, .ol sio, "
much frnm !, th,t he .sd :. h. n,nad CIV S.. ~
Nc hsd t.lan h,,, .S.s ssd nc aL .ol oes.n.
ha ND ro, ,.I wash ne as:uleo us
IS, - - J:, 80 ~ ~ ~ , ~ upla,s iof tno oen'
-, ra,,aa.,. s sna uas ne snooio never cease
te,t;on - ~ ,,1hi 8 s..Io ioi oaiins us a.
'o""oV 80 ~ ~ s.Iu.oio meo'Sne. -
IN. ~ Muy' Una fENDLEIoN
A"' ""'e ""'1' A.sehton ,. :--hedT ntm, 10 sscA,
o"o 10 stSensse!!
,,.,.u. u-.; a, ,oALTIMosE, req y, leos.
Messl, Molatnei ho"Dfay-0entiemen: II 70
VIII iea u =. ain aoe 10 arrest 10 the gen
VsI nesnS anu eus~H,o powers OF Dr dsmptons
sesGsaoie I,nc'uIe; Someume curing last Novem'
1el va .sAen WIN very oso ana serious cough
~. was a9,iseo 70 .aAe Coo-LiVer vi, ana did DO
9v ggt gstAns no oeuer, l was induced to try your
.iuo'uie' got one DoHie, ana before mad usod
1t ALL my soush lef. me- Permit me also to state
nns III .no 'ass n1teen years, nave sunered very
s';n Gon ,roin n Acote hneumaHsm and vertigo, con-
uSius W me az aMes 70 ny oeo. am fully sonvInc
ts nay present good health to the Use OF
'nT a,nssole, ana Aino providence.
nou are my lrlenos az ioerty to use this as you
ra.1.oFnp I'M piopel' ana oeheSe me, yours, very
'ospeoiuy, u: DUNAN.
ofica oan Do seen az any ume at the mayors
onIo' u. ID.
o@'e % CsnSA' Cens"mpfaon, great Dcblssy.
Ma.u bALTIAoaE, July 9, 1852
,o-ahos mo' u,heL q moWDray-dens: Last Sep
droo az, - as'aoAeo WIN erysiPelas, from which
he,,se az ! u:cel loimed on my right leg. Getin
49, Vi .his, 10 u november TOOK deep cold,
;on. asu 20 WIat my pnysiclan told me was bill
.aap,oS osJ, Mnlcn ieit me win constant deep
naht ~ ana pa,nlal cough, having no rest day or
fbict m,t,sr ''Gnny h .nro"lng up from my lungs
q eA luo''oi' oeeaue mucn emacated, grow
greater part of the time NV f,iends ,hoyoS, ,n
| n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

G1OOO REWARD offered by silas
" lOOO C. Herring, of New York, at the
Worlds Fair in London, to any pick POCKET VINO
could open or pick one of his Locks The trial was
made for upwards of three weeks without success.
Mr.. Herring q So received the nrrt premium from
the committee for the best Fi.e Proof ssfe In the
world.
We are now receiving another supply OF these
invaluable Safes. and selling good many 70 persons
who had the old fashion (AsbeTtonG safes, which
have provedto be worthless in eases OF nre.
FRY 4 McCANDLlSH,
ae24 Agents for Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

The Natchez Courier Of the 18th instant
says, "ha.dly an hour passes in the day, with-
ont hearing from planters in this and the ad-
joining counties, complaints as to the rot 1t is
undoubtedly true that one good picking has
been obtained, but there the crop appears to
hfve ended. We were informed yesterday by
planter from Jefferson county, that he could
in his fields hardly find one boil in hundred
which was not ruined. He said that he spent
upwards of an hour day before yesterday, try
ing to find good bolls, and that he had not come
across half dozen during all that search. He
estimates the injury at nearly, ifnot quite half
the expected crop, and the same may be said
of the plantations in his neghborhood.
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"Whenever l hear a married man." says
Franklin, "say that he can't save money, am
sure that his wife is fool, wears feathers and
dresses her girls after the fashion,
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NOTICE TO CONTRA ACTORS,-Iheu un.
Y dersigned is authorized to receive Pro oosals
until the 4th dav of October next for the Excava-
tion Walling, and other work, cor nected with the
enlargement OF the Basin in Richmond
The Plan and specification may be seen at the
Engineers Office, Tide Water Connection
D. 8. WALTON,
sc 23-2W p A. Engineer James r. A. K Co
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Waeehter, Of Stuugardf, is dead. His
paintings are very numerous. He died at the
age ef 80, and 10 termed the Nestor If German
art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

In New York city. during last week, there
were eight cases OF murder, homicide, or dead
ly assault, by the knife, the pistol, or brutal
violence, and three of the sufferers are already
dead!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

Dr. Charles A. Cbeeyer. an eminen, physi.
can OF Portsmouth, N. H., died at Saugas,
Mast, on the 2Isr inst.
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PETER sPILMAN,I
NJ E R HANT TAIL OR,
Opposite Exchange, 14th street,

= hICHNONDi VA,
rs receiving his Fall and Winter supply of Goods,
l. to which he would mos respectfully call the
attention of his customers and the public generally
In addition to his usual stock he intends keeping
an assortment of Gentemens Fine Furnishing
Goods, TO which he would invite the attention of all
who want nice and handsome goods OF the kind.
2-dlmW4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

~ ;sE UNDERSIGNED, in returning their
l. mos: grateful thanks to the public for tine lib
ersl patronage they have enjoyed since the exis-
tence OF their establishment Broad street, l79,
beg to inform their patrons that they are now re
ceiving their Fall Goods from recent purchases in
New York and Europe. consisting OF more COM
plete assortment If Trimmings, Toys ana
Fancy Goods. than has hitherto been exhibited
in this place. As il would be too tee ious to emu
merate the qusnity Of useful as well as fancy arti
ces which we offer for sale at low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly,
to call and examine our stock of Good, and espe
cally that of Trimmings, embracing everything IN
this line, from the most trfng Buttons AID Gimps,
at l. 2, and 3 cents yard, up to the richest and
most fashionabls Silk, Velvet, Lace. and Fringe
Trimmings, which can be produced. Zephyr,
Split, and Tapestry Worsted, Yarns, Knitting and
Crochet Cotton, Purse Twist, Silk, Linen, ard Cot
ton; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works
Chenille, &c, &c, in full assortment.
Orders from the country carefully attended -;
No change in prices bnt liberal allowancemsde,
on Goods bought for fairs societies, DC
HIRSH BOTTCHER,
l79 Bread Street, Shocx0e Hill,
Next to Messrs Harold & Murray's Book Store.
IL Inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

FJNO TEACHERS.-FOR RENT OR SALE,
l. frame School House, with a complete
set of desks aud other necessary furniture The
building is in of the most central and eigibl.
locations in the city, and where fourishng School
has been sustained. Apply to
au3 3.-.dts W. GODDIN.
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FOR RENT

"a FOR RENT, ard immediate posse ssion
- given, House and Lot In Warwick Row. on
End street. Apply TO 'A
~ % JAMES M TAYI on