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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-19
s.Every family should have a Copy

ssEvery family should have n Copy
An heralaable Book, only 25 cts. per copy.
MAN, KNOW THYsELF.
WNR. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book fol
Ell the afflicted. Containing outline of the org gin
progress treatment and of every form of disease
racted by promscuous sexual intercourse by selabuse
by sexual excess with advice for their prevention
written in familiar STYLE avoiding all medical echnca
ties, and everything that would offend the of decency
from the result of some 20 successful practice excu
svey devoted to the of diseases of delicate pr
vate nature.
To which added receipts for the of the above dis
eases and treatise on the causes symptoms and
the Fever and Ague for % cents copy copies for ST.
will be forwarded to any part of the
u. S. by mail free of postage. Address postpaid, Box
1856 Post Office or the author as North Seventh street
Philadelphia
$50, Dollars Forfeit. :.
DR. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case
of disease that may under his care matter
how long standing affecting. Either invited
to his private rooms SO North Seventh street. Philadelphia
without fear of interruption from other patients. Stran
gers and others who have been unfortunate in the selection
of physician, invited to call
IMPoTENCY-Through unrestrained indulgence OF the
passions by excess self-ause the evils
Premature mpoency involuntary seminal discharges, vast
cety general debility or constitutional arrangement are
follow If necessary consult the doctor with
fdence he offers perfect
Read and refect-The afflicted would do well to refec
before trusting their health happiness and nmany
their lives in the hands of physicians ignorant of this clas
of maaies. 1t is certainly impossible one man tt
understand all the ills the human family subject
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch
which he successful than his brother professors
and to that he deyotes most of his time and study.
Years of practice exclusively devoted to the study
treatment of diseases of the sexual organs together witt
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains the heac
bones mercura1 sheumatsm structures, gravel egu
arities diseases arising from youthful mpur
ties of the blood, whereby the constitution has become
enfeebled enables the speedy relief to al
who may place themselves under his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States
! Price So. and $40, per package. 1851
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aaobemsack's Worm Syrup:

An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken and can be given the tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Diarrhaa have made them weak and debilitated, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup are such. that 1t
stands without equal in the catalogue of medicines. in
giving tone and strength the stomach which makes it
nallibe remedy those afflicted with Dyspepsia
the astonishing by this syrup after ply
scians have failed the best evidence of its superior
efficacy over all others.
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THE TAPE WORM!

This is the difficult to destroy of all that
nfest the human systemit grows to an almost indefinite
length becoming coiled and fastened in the nesnes
and stomach affecting the health sadly st.
Vitus Dance Fits Sc that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm fastening them to early
grave In order to destroy this very energetic
treatment be pursued would therefore be proper
to take TO ofmy Liver Pills. TO remove all OBJ
strucons that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the
worm which must be taken in dosesof2 tabespoonfuls
times day. These direc tons followed. have never
been known to fail ineurng the most obstinate OF
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Afflicted Read.
Philadelphia Medical House,
ESTABLISHED IS YEARS AGO, BY
ID H. kim H E4gN.

DE2. "A L n K ELM,
Northwest Corner Of Third and Union Streets be.
tween Spruce and Pine streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
EyFTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted prac.
r. tice spent in this city, have rendered DR.. X. the
most expert and successful practitioner far and near
the treatment all diseases Of private Persons
afflicted with ulcers up on the body, throat, legs,
pain IN the head or bones, mercurial rheumatism,
strlcues gravel disease arising from youthful
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution
has become enfeebled are all treated with success
He who places himself under the caro- of Dr. X. may
religiousy confde in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
tain practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned
from evil companions at schoo-the effects OF which
nightly folt,e when asleep, and destroy both
mind and body--should apply immediately Weakness
and constitutional de hilty, loss of muscular energy,
physical assltude and general prosration irabilfy
and all nervous affections indigestion, sluggishncss
ofhe liver and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder of the procreatvo functions, cured and
full vigor restored.
Youth and Man h o o d.
A VIGOROUS LEE on a PREMATtRE
DEATH.
Kinkclin on Selr-PrcservatIO0!!
ONLY 25 CENTS.
This Book just published, is filed with useful inform
ntion the inrmiies and diseases ot tho Generauve
Organs 1t addresses itself alike 10 Youth. Manhood
and Old Age, and should be read by ALL
The value, advice and impressive warning il gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering, and
annually thousands of lives.
Parents by reading it, will learn how to prevent the
destruction of their children.
IA remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in n letter adj
dressed to Dr. Kinken, northwest corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine Phila-
deph,a will book under envelope, per return
of mail.
Persons ut distance may address DR.. X by letter.
(postpald) and be cured at home.
Packages ofmedicnes, directions, &C., forwarded by
sending remittance, and put up secure from damage
or curiosity.
Book k.selers News-Agents, Pedars Canyassers, and
all others supplied with the above work. al very low
rates.
May 81, 1852. HOLY
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Notice.

N0tiCe.
YfYHE Winter Term of the Ravenna Female School,
will commence on Monday, Dec. Goth. Instruc-
tion given in The Common and Higher English Branch
es, Languages. Drawing and Painting Terms, as
heretofore The Musical Department will still be
conducted by Miss S. NJ. clapp
Terms:
Instrumental Music per quarter of "a lessons, $500
Use OF instrument 's &C 200
Vocal Music, &c 90
Any wishing instruction in Music are requested to
apply Immediately. C. & E. L. CLARKE,
Associate Principals.
Ravenna, Dec. 10, 1852. lIes
Ladies' Furs.
II AIDES, how is the time to furnish yourselves with
Ia fashionable set of fine Furs at very low prices
have The only good assortment in town. consisting of
Fine Lynx Mnes Marten and Fitch Viciorines
. Otter . Lynx and Cony g
e Marten q Misses Lynx and Cony
Common Gony M'fs Marten an Lynx Cuffs,
Fur Gloves, Childs White Cony, &c.
Ravenna, December s. JAS. TWITT
WE oIF SLEIGH RoBEs.-Just received some
w very 6ne Wolf Sleigh Robes, which are Just the
things for seighingi JAS. TWITT.
Ravenna, Dec. s.
r EAD PIPE AND ClsTERN PUMPS
any quantity and of the quality, for sale lower
Moves, 1859. 80 - i RICHARDSON.
WEED q HoLMER,s Cooper Tools-a
good assortment for sale at manufacturers prices at
NOV. "a 1859. RICHARDSON'S. E
RusH SCYTHES-Just the article for
{. T. RICHARDSON
SOAP and CANDLES, at
- April &c. HATCRS.
EBURE DRY LEAF and Lead ground in Oil
as HATCHS.
April 26-
II INSEED OIL and SPIRITS TURPEN-
ATINE, at HATCH'S.
april 26.
q HATCH, has reed his spring supply
Coach and Copal Yai6ish.,
- sAEs nc HATCH'S,
SoLtAgsd.ANp y Al?. & cHIMNEYs, at
e 80 z. !. ~. HATCH'S.
EbIRD SEED and r1vI,--- ss----,Z
.E-2 Eprll 2G. Eeary and Beeber Fall 81
.ts These the No 1 s,
u with any size price ~
\. Ia<
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Hats and CAPS.

TUST received at the Eagle Clothing Store, large
eg supply of Hats of the Fall STYLES; Also Kossuih
Hats and Cloth Plush and Oil Cloth Caps for sale as
cheap the cheapest.
Sent 1852
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Goldfish, Mackerel, trout
Nhitefsh, Pickerel Her
ring.
ToBAc CO.
A full assortment.
Segars do.
BACON. &c.
Hams, Shoulders, Dried
Beef, Pork, Sausages,
Tongue.
SuNDRIEs.
Soap, Candles, Ropes,
Cordage, Oils, Tar, Rice.
Madder, Indigo, Rosin.
Soda, Cream Tartar:
SaISoda; Canary Hemp.
and Rape Seed, Cheese.
Cakes. Crackers; Pow
der, Shot; Glue, Sand
paper. Pals Tubs w ash
boards, Mop Handles
Brooms, Brushes, Black.
ing, &c.
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In obsruc-
tons either total partial they have been found of
estimabie benefit restoring their functional arrangements
to healthy action, purifying the blood and other fluids
so efectualy to put to flight all complaints which may
arise from female guarites headache giddness
dimness of sight, pain IN the side. back &c.
None genuine unless signed ]. NJ Hobensack all 9th
ers being base Imitation.
u Agents wishing new supplies, and store-keepers
desrous OF becoming agents. address the proprietor
]. N. Hobensuck, Philadelphia Pa.
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Come and See.!!

Attorney Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Office owe
CampbePs Shop, public square, Ravenna, Ohio.
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COFFEE.
Rio, Saymira, Java.
TEAS.
7 oung Hyson, Imperial
Gun Powder. Black.
SUGAR and MoI.AssEs.
Orleans, Havana, Crush
ed, Powdered, Granula-
ted, Loaf. B. Fl. Coffee,
Stuart Syrup, n. o. Mo-
lasses.
SPICES.
Cloves, Nutmegs, Gin
ger, Cinnamon, Alsp;ce,
Pepper, Mace, &c.
FRuITs, &c.
Raisins, Figs, Lemons,
Oranges, Prunes, Dates,
Dried Curran's. Preser-
we'd Ginger, Candies, as
sorted, Liquorlce, Nuts,
all kinds.
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The earliest and best of Green Vegetables, and mar
keting generally always hand. No pains spared to
make our establishment such, that those who may want
can get at all times what the country and cities afford
in our line Those wishngt purchase, are requested
to call and examine stock and pricesand share with
US their patronage. ii. w. SMITH Y Co.
n. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
generally.
Rayenna Aug To- 1852. llSl-tf
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AGENTS.

Dr. Isaac Swift, Ravenna A. V. Horr, ShalersvilIe
l. B. Sheldon, Atwater r. Silley Suffield; d. K.
Wheeler, Randolph; DIR. Prentice, Garfield j. II
Sexton, oungstown; Hoyt, Brother & Co., w arren
and wholesale by DIR. G. H. Heyser, No. lac, Wood
ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer, Cleveland. 1881
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'' Almonds, &C., &c.
Canary, Hemp, Millet and Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths. Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil Lard Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
:, Whale OIL Salad Oil, oEe.
! p .Rayenna, June 80, 1862.
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w INC Paint-A new article to supersede the
AA use OF lead in painting, for sale by
June 80. I. SWIFT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

Point Pleasant to Richmond, about u so,
while the cost on the canal would not pe
more than 50 cents per barrel.
We believe that a brighter day is in pros
pect for the canal A Joint location OF the
canal and railroad above Covington, has
been marked on the ground, which, in the
opinion of Mr. Fisk, the Engineer of the Co
vington and Ohio Railroad, will do away with
all interference of the two works, without
prejudice to either. We trust that the Lsgis
lature, at the next session, win push forward
the canal and railroad with an energy and
expedition commensurate with the impor-
lance of the work and the resources of the
Commonwealth. The system of Internal I'm
provementsin Virginia can never be perfect
ed until this great highway of commerce Is
completed from the Seaboard to our inland
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RAILROAD IN THE STREETS.

II would be well for the Council of the city
of Richmond to hesitate long before grant
ing the privilege to Mr.. FRENCH, or to any
other gentleman, for the construction of such
road as Mr. FRENcH's, or any kind of a
railroad, through our streets. Richmond is
not adapted at all to Railroading. Her streets
have too many and too heavy inclinations to
make Railroads safe or useful. A Railroad
cannot well be permitted to pass along more
than one street in the city, and that is Broad
street. 1t has even been best for the Central
Railroad in the valley to depart from the line
of the principal street-not only to avoid in
terrupting travel but to avoid the undulations
of that street.
1t is proposed to take Mr.. FRENCH road
along one of the principal cross streets, where
the inclination is very great; and whether
his plan may be or may not be suited to ira
verse heavy grades in perfect safety, and
whether we are disposed to allow the rail
roads through our streets or not, it is at least
proper that we should wait until Mr.. FRENCH
plan has been proved by that extensive ap-
pHcation and that general approval of prac
teal men upon practical tests that leave no
room to question its superiority.
Apart from all these considerations, the
proposition itself in its widest scope, offers
very meagre benefits. The road is proposed
simply to convey passengers from the Pc
tersburg Depot to the Fredericksburg Depot,
and to charge them low fare for the ride
The passengers are now carried for nothing
by the Railroad companies. So nothing will
be gained by the passengers; and as the
scheme has no advantages for the people of
the city, we cannot see who is to gain from it
unless the protector should be benefited,
and, although personally we should be at any
time gratifed at his success, we question
very much whether he would make any thing
out of it.
For ourselves, we have always looked for
ward with the hope of seeing the Fredericks-
burg Road continued to the Petersburg De-
pot and we have not given up that hope
For this reason we do not desire to see this
road made. We believe that it would be to
the interest of both the Petersburg and
Fredericksburg Roads, that their depots
should be in contact and that the freight of
both should be at the most eligible point of
delivery, near the basin,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

MILITARY VIsIroRs-It will probably be news to
most of our citizens that the Washington Crews,
military company of Philadelphia, making &C,
tive preparations for an excursion to Richmond
The following, from the Philadelphia Bulstin, will
explain the whole matter:
The Company will leave here on the morning of
the 2lst OF February for Baltimore where they will
dine and make parade. They will take the even
ing cars for Washington, early on the morning Of
the 22d, at thatpoint they will take steamer for
Mount Vernon. After spending few hours at the
Tomb of Washington, they will return to the CAPT.
tai III time participate in the festivities OF the day
On the 23d they will leave for Richmond Va, where
they will spend about three days. and return d.
rect to Baltimore and from there home
This corps made an excursion to Mount Vernon
in 1892 the Centennial Anniversary of Washing
toms Birthday; which occasion, they were pre-
scented by the Gusts family, of Virginia, with a
lock of the hair OF Washington, and also one of
Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, both of which are
preserved and cherished in the corps, being set in
massive gold medals and annually fired for at tt cir
target practice. They also possess an original
miniature OF Washington, painted by the late James
Peale, in 1873. Whilst at Mount Vernon, the band
accompanying the company will perform a Dirge,
composed expressly for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

GoLD.-We saw yesterday two specimens
of gold from the Slate Hill and Walnut Grove
Gold Mines. They were apparently of the
very finest quality-amounting to about
$4,000. They were in the hands of Mr.. Sci
DIES, the agent Of the companies, who was
taking them North for coinage. He thinks
there is no use in going to California as long
we as have such mines at home as those he
superintends and others that are in successful
0nerati0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PENI
TENrIARY-We find in the Richmond Enquirer of
Nov %, the report of Col. Morgan to the Board of
Directors, giving full description of the present
condition of the Penitentiary. The report says:
The balance in favor OF this Institution, on manu-.
featuring account, for the year ending the Seth OF
Septemberlast, as will appear by reference TO the
general statement ST. 454 81 34 cents; and after
deducting the agents, commissions and expenses O.
the store (S4,628 07D the final balance $2S26
| 30 ia cents. The manufacturing balance OF the
| preceding year was S7404 SO cent?; the commits
sions and expenses of the store 159 "a cents and
the hnal balance $3,2i5 l6 cents We delivered
within the fiscal year to the general agent in goodz
| accounts and money S62 573 S. 81 cents exceed.
ing the deliveries otheyear before by S9,9l9 81
cents; !he raw materials purchased amounted to
Sil3io ~ cents, exceeding those of the previous
year by S6,9a3 e. cents. The gross amount actually
earheoas ascef1ained by adding 10 the balances on
Tue Ward accounts the profit gardening, was s.,
$50 % IL cents-exceeding the earnings of the
| cedlne year oy S91s 80 cents The average number
! of persons imprisoned was 249: and consequently.
the FUN earned was equal to Sll6 OF cents to each
| prisoner
The following statement shows the number Of
couvicts.
At the commencement of the last fiscal wear the
prison contained l4l white males, I'm. M white
females IS colored males, aud colored famales~
in all go free persons. Received within tho ,,ear
white males 90; colored males &c; and colore3 fe'
males 3-making 100, being the largest nnrohe,
ever received in one year. Pardoned, white male,
4; colored males 3-lnaking 7. Died white yosia,
6; colored males 2-making g. Discharged whitf
males 81; coored males Is; and colored females l.
in all A. Making in parions deaths and DISCHARGE,
CO, and leaving in prison 267. They consisted O
1870 white males 81 colored males, and colore,
females being an increase of39 white and coloret
| nersons-in all A. At the commencement of tn
wear the prison also contained males and femal
Slaves Received II males and 3 females. Sol
and transported by the Executive, II males and
females Died, male. Remained, males and
female.
Col. Morgan makes various suggestions relative t
the management of the institution, which will uf
doubtedly receive due consideration.
| ysbn Tafa yauny man raepufI,
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a. SMALL GARDEN FARM, NEAR
Iii RICHMOND, FOR SALE OR RENT PRI-
vAIELY.-For sale or rent HOUSE, with three
acres of Land attached, lying the North side of
the Stony Run Road, imme dately in the of Mr..
Valentine Hecklers. The dwelling contains rooms,
in good repair and has well of excellent in
the yard, yard trees, out houses, &c.
home near the city, this may be considered
chance. Possession can be given Immediately.
no SO-4t* HUNDLEY l. BRO
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CoOD READING.-RATIoNAL

n :. :
Hvpatia or New Foes with an old Face. Bv Rev.
C. NJ Kingsley, author of ALTON Locke" yeast"
&c. Pric. 81 SO.
Fa.niliai Sketches of Sculpture and scuiptors
Rv Mrs f. Lee, author of the ~Old Painters"
'aThree Experimental in Living" &c, vols limo
Price 81 90
Memtir of Pierre Toussaint, born slave ia ST.
Domingo By Mrs II. F Lee. with portrait, vo !,
l6mo Prce so cents.
Lee.ure.to Young Men. By Rev. w. G Eliot, Jr.
vol. l6np 6sl cents
Grntn's Household Stories and German Popular
Tales; vos l2mo With full page illustrations and
numerous anall cuts s. Is; gilt, 81 IS.
ILLUSTRATED Natural History; BY Rev. j. O.. Wood,
with 100 beautiful engravngs designed by w. Har.
vey, s.. git So so.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments; new edition
Ia one volume; 81 % gilt 81 SO.
Merkiand: or Self Sacrifice. By the author Of
"Margaret Maitland" Nc. Elegantly illustrated and
beautifully bund in cloth, IS cents; neatly bound in
. paper, so ceu,s. For sale by
| JAMES WooDH0UsE,
no so Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

ty DR.. WIN. H. MINOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years. in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the cit-
of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DIR. minor may be found during
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor Streets
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Sms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EY- THE RICHMOND BUILDING FUND COM
PANY will bold their regular monthly meeting in
their room 10 the Lsw BuiIdinF, on Thursday Dec.
1st 1t " r. NJ few forfeited shares will be sold.
The Board vii meet at my office Dec Ist at r. NJ
Members viii bear IN mind the annual meeting, the
first Thursday In January.
no S0-2t b. n. MINOR. See'y s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

T JOB AND CARD rkINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and specimens.
I3~Pain and Fancy CARDS for sale sc 3-dtf
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Nov. :

The steamers news viii Of course give more arm
ness to our Market and advance prices to some ex-
tent,
FLOUR was held firmly before the arrival ut g.,
but a. Il came In late, we heard Of Transactions
The prices however, tending upwards In all the
Northern markets.
wHEAT-The market more active with better
demand at 1876 to As cts
CORN--7o to T5e
MEAL-~80 to 85cs
TOHACCO-without change or ANYTHING tn note
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

L,ENCING-Corner of Main and Wall
Il streets-Entrance on Wall street-MAJOR
JOSEPH VANDOR, Professor of the National Sci
entihc and Military College, Brandy wine Springs
Delaware, would respectfully inform the public that
his FENCING SCHOOL is now open for the recep-
ton of pupils.
REFERENCES:
Hon. BozMAss KERR, late Minister to Nicara qua.
Hon JAMES A. PEARCE, U. S. Senator OF Mary
land
Hon. NATHANIEL PIERCE, of New York.
Col. TAYLOR. U. S Army.
Col. De SHILDs, U. S. Army.
Col. DURYER Louisiana
u Open afternoon, till 10 O'Clock evening.
no 2i--I2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

~LEECHE S, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and at
night on 25th between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc IA X. G. HOBSON.
~T. ]. CARSON co. NOS. Al AND 4s
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je 18-1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

rT IMPORTANT TO LADIEs.-MRs MARKS
will give FREE LECTURE to the Ladies' of Rich
mond and vicinity, on WEDNESDAY, Mt 4 O'Clock,
p M upon the subject of Physiology Anatomy and
the general laws Of Health at Mrs. Henry Jones'
Paror on Bank street, near DR.. Gooch's office.