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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
Spripg on the Rink Murder-The Practical Amaik@'
nation Case-Young spring and his Father &C.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April "A w

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April "a w..
The Grand Jury this morning, in the course Oh u'A
official duties paid visit to the County Prison -
Arthur Spring, the condemned murderer OF MS Lyle.
and Mrs Shaw, hearing of their visit sent for the
Mr. McMakin and volunteered history OF his conhec'
with the murder of Joseph Rink. I'm IA.
He says that on the afternoon that Rink was KiIe' VIZ
the storm at its hight he was passing ms sop
he heard the cry of murder lie went H. ana a. ~
man with bushy whiskers rushed out past nun. . IA
He went in and found Rink lying on MS Dack gu ma
floor and he exclaimed 10 him that he had been kieu
tSprngl took him by the hand and raised nun ~ us az
hand getting bloody while doing so, ana 'nen hu'''d
to pursue the murderer 49,, ,bos,ru, and stb 81,
lint soon lost sight ofhim He also ackhoWieuges m
umbrella belonging to the Ragahs was lc .elo hshIty
The public can form their own opinions o' le p"lgs
of ali those statements but the confession oil hhy, "a
90 his fearful crime leads US 10 anticipate tnat ne lie
damned man will before long make iuil conies'oh" -
whole course If crime ,.,r .;osd YES
M ,ctca amalgamation case, which no'csa ~
~ ot considerable length, as being tried in hs -
80 Common Please before Judge Thompson was ne
nnnc The testimony all tended TO prove US, VA,
Jncedent, VIM johnson, was the husband OF .us M
,nau with whom he lived. He Introduced hSi g
W. and emnloyed persons 10 work for her as III, 49,
DIV DAYS before he was taken sick, il was IN pro
he had stated that he would make ample proVl''o" ~
out of his estate at his death sb, n. yss
The handsome young white woman spoken ~ = - asups
.,ov was called 10 the stand She stated mar W ba..
i Mr., Smith and that she Is now WIDOW M ,en.
hand was colored man. and steward 81, oo' ,,e.to,
ship Columbus. while she ran F"ni lii' ~! -; TIA. do
d .rb.rourutlv from Panama 10 Fan Francisco -, ID
J,d while in California She stated tlat sue VIZ - ana
,I We.t of England but resided IN Paris WIN ns D.. COO.
@ even YEAR Immediately before she came 20 nv 30
Iol t,oc months after she arrived in tins cin, a
msi,d the cocr man. Mr. Smith ond ye or Mr. Mr.. Jos
n, wife up De- death She h'd worker ~, bn.b.s.
Sn 'oirtat;o Of the deceased whose will Is the ''9
Of controversy e.L ;,oass three times betcn
~ bouse and came himself fourth tnls. \,
sfe S why declined s %9 5 to S %s. h nSt mss
REPLIED thal ~. h;te womanl Mr. johnson, then, w
Ge said hS Ss his fec up
Heaven, ana fI' ,bsre is God in Heaven and hsws
Smith, as s sud Catharine is my lawful wife" TIE
sou 70 TO-" yi.ited the house and made dresses for
hess LIZ children In all respects the defendant tres'e'
ana ~ ~, vie The is still progressing go
On tuesday last, young Arthur Spring visited pS n
his cell in Moyamensing Prison. The boy exc, s.i
hand 10 his father in way OF amiyi but the edes -
NOT only refused to be friendly but showered cue st
lads head, and persisted in charging him win NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
toRr OF TIE UrIrEp STATES. - BY MARCUS
rTGottscbalk the Pianist. has had unsurpassed

ryGottschalk the Pianist has had unsurpassed sue
cess in his native city New Orleans The PicayW speaks
of of upturned heads all enthusiasm He was ded
for after every piece the end OF the first part his father
thanked the audience for their kindness an introduced
the who, in few happy words in French expressed
his affection for this city New Oreans and his
tive country and his gratitude for the welcome Civ
en- TO him" The opinion The IcibHac expressed of him
has been fully confirmed by the New Orleans critics and
Dubc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

delightfully."- joyous and the tropical horizon is made
nightly attractive by the brilliant and beautiful display
Of the Southern Cross" OrsEGo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

" THE ROMANCE OF THE FoHUM' by PErrR
BURKE Esq. A collection Of narratives derived from
scenes and incidents in Courts OF Justice including sev
raj extraordinary criminal cases. l2mo PIP 3d.. Cornish,
Lamport, & Coz
IT" HIsToRY OF THE UsIrED STATES" by MARCUS
Wrsos is issued in a new edition, with important add
ons relating to the history of the British Provinces and
Mexico. Demo PIP. 429. Newman Il lverson.
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al have been purified and sancied byits teachings and
"the kingdoms Of this world become the kingdoms OF our
Lord and his Christ"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15


SEC Q No person committed to the Work House OF
Penitentary as vagran whereof record has been hed
as in the preceding section provided shall unless upon
writ of habeas corpus and then only for respect OF record
under the provisions of this be discharged before s
expiration of the for which he she was committees
except upon IN order jointly made by the magistrate w
committed the party and of the Governors OF the a~
House. and by three only, when it shall satsfactorlyF
near that the for which he she committed
longer exists or that it will not again and that ~
interest of the vagrant will be promoted and the pao''
secured against his or her future msbehavor.
SEC g. This Act shall take effect Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
AN ACT in relation vagrnncy in the City Of New.
York, requiring Police Magistrates 10 file records
i'm all cases Of conviction.

TIE Pe0Dc u he Sue N Ncr I0rF, 81 MAJ md dt
SCiaJig reDrcscnted do eA0ctdS toLOrs.
SIC l. The Police Justice in the City of New York shall
n every case whore they commit Vagrant To the Aims.
House Workhouse Pcnitcntiary file record Of con.
yction in the office OF the Clerk of the Court General
Sessions of the Peace and which shall be substantially
follows
The undersigned one of the Police Justices in the
City of New York, hereby cerfes that was this day,
before him charge of being vagrant on his or her
confession of being vagran as the case may be- that h
the Justice made dgent examination of the matter and
upon due proof orupOn the cnfe son ofthe said b found
him or her the said b. to be grant within the meaning
olaw in such provided, and he the said Justice dds
adjudge whereupon, he the Justice aforesaid, did, ey
warrant under his hand and seal commit him the said
b. so adjudged TO he vagrant rs above stated to tho
Penitentary Work House AmsiIouse as the case may
be- month more, the term may be- not exceed
ing six months
In witness whereof the undersigned Police Justice
aforesaid hath hereuntJ affixed my hand and SEAL ms
dn,,n IL In fhc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
THE FREE.wILL BAPTIST QUARTERLY

ST-NNFR CRTISE n THE MEDITtRKANtAN by N INV
yrR WILLS limo. PIP 1886. Chires Seribner.
Mr. Will, abors under the disadvantage of so deeply
mpressing his descriptions the memory OF his readers
that he cannot give the charm of freshness to the repro
ducon of one Of his vorite works. STILL this volume
will be welcome TO the large circle OF his friends IT'S 50
sparkling so vivacous, quantity orSnu IN expression
flat one does not tire in its peruSa and gladly lays aside
more recent produ indulge in the rich and pulnt
fractions Of an old friend Greece Italy Turkey form
the principal subjects of the volume and open multiplied
~ Of scenes in which the authors Imagination and love of
beauty find profuse materials for his dainty pen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

THE HISTORY OF THE CRUSADES. By JOSEPH FRANcof
McHAuD-TTansaed from the French, BY W. Robson vols
l2mo, PIP. SO. 1913, 5i7 Redhed
NJ Michaud, the author of this work, was Frenci
scholar who took active part in public affairs during
most important period OF modern history lie was oori
in 17G7 and died in 1899 His chief production is Tn
History of the Crusades," presented in an Englisl
translation TO the composition of this work. he devoted
twenty of the best years of his life. 1t is copious in it
narrative attractive in style and often brilliant in descrp
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

actors was wooden or linen What solution Of the diff
Guilty does the old corrector Offer As seems TO u.s. the
substitution he recommends cannot be doubted
mo. he.ys9 cave, PEEP ss through the ''H" of the dark
The scribe misheard the termination oil HdnkHcss, anu
absurdy wrote blanket
We come an important variation from every old copy
where Cordea entreats her father TO
make
vicious blot murder or f0uinefs,
No unchas'e action, dishonord SER,
That hath depriy'd me Of your grace ana AvoT
Murder spelt murther in the foos seems here entirety
ont of placc Cordela could never contemplate that any
body would suspect her of murder as The ground o he
fathers dpeasurc she is referring Ia vicious blos anu
"ouncss in respect virtue and there cannot eappre
bend be- doubt that the old corrector a- gwen Us the rear
language of Shakespeare when he puts the passage mus
make
Il vicious blot or other iouness'
No unchasie action &c
The cOpyst or the compOsor mswrote or nlsread HJL
oher murthcr and thus occasioned acoTupuon' WHICH
has eternay been repeated.
Thus do the strange puzzles which have tempted and
tormented the commentators vanish away beneath the
light of this curious waf which has turned up so unex
pectedlv Our instances have been taken almost at
random and others still striking would no doubt
make their appearance on amorc elaborate search The
volume is rare gem in the history OF literature am
cannot fail to command the attention of all the amateurs
of the legitimate drama"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
MY HOME IN TASMANIA. b
o-n p,,oa 4 Rrothpr

NV HOME IN TASMANIA By Mrs CHARLES MEREDITH IZmor
Do. $40. Bunce Brother
record of nine years residence in Australia to which
te name Tasmania was given by the original Dutch dscoy
erer The period which the narrative relates was some
ten wears since and of it silent in regard to the
recently opened gold regions But in spite of this oms
sion il is work of uncommon interest 1t IS written III
spirit of chcerfuness and vyacy and abound' with no
nation of great value.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


EXCHANGE HOTEL.--C II P Terrill,
Orange: L d Noryil, Pr Wmi I G Ballard,
Mo. j e France, Washington; Mrs DR. Ander.
am, Miss Anderson, Amelia; NJ Robinson, Pc.
,ersbure; MIR Co,chett, Charleston; II Wy
man, Bait; ] Hunter, Caroline; ] ID Farmer,
Goochland; ] Miller, Cumberland; G Clarke,
I.vnchburg; NJ Daniel and lady, Miss M
Dupuy. Pr Ed, + Dickens, Memphis Or J P
Thorn, U 5 Nj 5 Easily, Halifax; Meade,
CLARK; Z ID Purvis, L Il Meaniy, Richmond;
w Dononoo. Washington; b Cock, Pr Ed;
] Mccullough. Washington; ID Mccullough,
Mobile; Lv Thompson, w Kinny, Miss Hull,
Stanton; 4 Taurston, Orange; Miss Thomp-
son, Staunton.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL r Burfort,
Miss; N /. Williams Texas; r Russell and 6
Leere, Charleston; 6 Gregory, MeckIenburg;
S Avis and w Wilton, G ochlsn w b
Dabney, Hanover; l. ) Terrell, Carolinei J
Hastings, Bait; e Walker, Halifax; r w
Pate, Clarksvile; I A Field and A Jackson,
Meckenburg; Z Liicffnd, Lynchburg; w w
Robinson, Halifax; L K Moore, N G; w II
Parrish, GoochIand; w B Smith, Tenn; w
Alphin A ellis, Rockbridge; J A Miller, Va;
VIM Oney, Nelson; H Baine, Giles, Va:
w w Scrdggs, Buckingham; u . L. Stratton,
Richmond; Curd, Goochand; II Monte.
rio, do; 5 F Cardoza and son, Powhatan; ]
w IlUtcbDdCFi SHutCtOuS ~
Y;D H Smith, Liberty; rhos II Atkinson,
Lynchburs; J ) Waits, Buckingham; T N
Watson, do; w w Akin, Chesterfield; A Shep.
herd, Fluvanna; ] Fl Bradley, Buckingh ham;
w E Shepherd, FIuvanna;J + Wright, Buck
ingham; c Curtis, Mecklenbarg; l. Tuliy,
Warren; i Satterwhite, N C; w L Mason,
N c; J R Harris, Petersburg; Watson, N c..
CITY HOTEL-Miss NJ c Haskins, Ame-
liza; w Goodc, Chesterfeld; G Swift, Hano-
yer. W W Mallory, Junction; w o Smith,
w P Davis, Va; w l. Daniel, Overton, N
c.; NJ HarIill, Bait: c Nayton and lady,
Miss Forbes, Miss Up .hur, N c; d B Howe,
Charleston; F Marshall, Columbus, X Nash,
w G Martin, Dinwiddie; w Sims and lady,
Chesterfield; E 5 Dodd, Bali; Phil Tal;aferro
Caroline; F Mills, L Johns, N Y ork; w A
Thompson, Goochlund; DR. Sims and lady,
Miss Perry, FLORIDA; Z w Wick, Morgantown;
white, Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL H Brezeal, Va; H D
Leitmer. Ga D Lyman, Lynchburg; " Ros
ser, Diawiddie; D Coleman, Miss A Coleman, Ale;
DR. I Garden, Charlotte, c G Wilkinson, We; DR.
Walker, N Y; J Jones, Petersburg; w Collins,
Phil; 4 Gerriss, Richmond; DR. Z Powell, fiooch.
land; J DeCanning, Meckienburg; Tucker,
Washington; l. Smith, Richmond; J c Waters, N
C; 6 w Rutherford, Ga; L T Matthews; Charles.
ton, w Holmes and lady, Miss ackburn, Mics
Blackburn, Savannah; e Harris, Richmond 1t V
Morgan, y N; Mrs + X Cross, Miss Cross,
Misa Richie. Richard Was hpgtoa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

SPRIEG IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
~ EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBIES DARRA
COTT d co, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne lOl
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfield Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup.
ply OF China and Esrthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing US new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware Look.
Eyeglasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods,
making our stock far superior to what it has here
tofore been
City dealers and country merchants are respect
fully requested to call and examine our stock be.
tore purchasing. nh 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02
MARINE WIS.
PORT Or RECaGlo ND.

ENTERED
British schr Harry Taou,ss, Bennett New port
Wales, railroad iron to w Isascs
ARRIVED.
Schr VIM &, AOnzo, Wilburn, Wiams burg
WhealtO Captain
Schr VIM Williams, Heath, Wilmington, N C,
lumber - K & D X K Co
Schr Thos Corner, Booth lumber to Fl T d.
Taiaierro
schr Ssml Rankin. Brown, New Orleans, bscon
and Hhskey to BeV Clopton
Schr Frances Ann, kain, pine wood to Haskias &
LIBBY
schr Jannett, Barnett, N C, shingles and fish to
Womble {: Co
Sch. Telegraph, Davis, guano to McGruGer e.
Co
schr Gunpowder, Bird, Troy, N Y, iron ore to R
Anderson
sehr Henry Ketehum, Cremmer, lumber to
BelVin d Parker
schr John Fardy, Travis mdse to Winston, J
Womb!e Il &c, Webb d Son, S McGruder g.
Soa
Schr Oriara Dodge, on Warwick's Bar
CLEARED, May 81,
Bark Edward Fletcher Greeman Rio, with -four
Ship Harriet Augusta. Trott Bremen, tobacco
and Stems
schr CARROLL, Nelson, shingles to Petersburg
schr EenricO, Tutt.e, New York, flour, tobacco
and iron
Schr Chas Kent North, for Norfolk and Balti.
more with -four, iron and lumber
Schr Truth, Parker, Baltimore, with coal
Schr VIM quit, kirwau to Port Walthall to
load with coal for Baltimore
Schr Victoria Weaver for New York, with bran
Schr Juliet, Baker, Boston. with tobacco
Schr VIM Thomas, Davis, to Port Waithall to
load with coal for Philadelphia
BALTIMORE, June 1-Cld schr Gen Worth Ira,
Wis Richmond
NEW YORK, May 30-Cld schrs Bergen, Cole, Pc.
tersOurg; Mary Jane, for Norfolk
BOSTON, May 30.--Arrivcd schr Andover, from
Richmond.
ba'que Uranus, from Richmond, for Bahia, was
spoken I'd April, lat N, Ion 2s w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

SINGULAR DIVORCE CAsE.-A curious case
was before the Circuit Court in New York on
Friday-an application from Mrs. Hetty Car
sen, to have a divorce between her son, Isaac
O. Carson, and his wife, on the ground that he
is lunaric, and was so at the time of his mar
rage. The effort is to show that he was invei-
gled into the marriage by the lady aud her
friends, on account of his fortune. No deci-
sion was arrived nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

DERFECT FREEDOM FRO5I COUGH
In ten minutes after use, Insured by
using Rrynu.s Pulmonic Waters. -Hefer.
ences can now be given 10 slime OF the principal
Physicians and numerous individuals In this VI
entity, whe have used the above remedy with the
fuiest success 10 various casss Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Sore Throst, Influenza Irritation OF me
Uyula ke &c The success OF this remedy has
been FULLY tested In various parts where the mois-
ture Of the climate induces prevalence to Colds,
&c and the certainty of the efficiency o. nedi'
cine Is required to avoid Consumption and ultimate
ducrd In this vicinity. has met with great de.
mand, and every confidence is placed In its merits
by those who have given it fair and Impartial
trial Price % cents per box. For sale by
JB WOOD,
my % Late Gaynor Wood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

The Roanoke IN. Z J Republican, published
a, Halifax, referring to the recent haii storm
which took place 10 that section, SAYS:
Mr.. Benj. Johnson, who was one Of the prn.
cipal sufferers by the hail storm alluded to, in
forms us that tie hail was at least three feet
deep on his premises. This he says he is will,
will testify TO the same. Mir. Johnson is re.
spectacle farmer and we believe his statement
10 be 'strue."
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T5F DAuYlD DISPATCH


onTn.cx. A letter from Milledgeville, da
,ea va n Il, informs u.s. that on the night pre-
ION a,abolical attempt was made TO murd.
NJ Hawkins aud hrs family. II appears, IN
the morning Mr. II. had chastised negro We
nan ofhis for mpudence given to her mistress
Who threatened to kill one of his children !, ~, o.
reneated the whipping. La the afternoon m.'
H.. his wife and daughter, started for thei, pa"
tation out of town, but after proceeding 49, e,r
mile he turned back. feeling sick. re sen,
a barber to shave him. and while unu nasna n
the operation, negro fellow 6y .ne seemed
Toby. husband of the woman whIppeps 500 n.ss.
TO The door and said he wished 70 see r t's h;n,
ter. On Dir. II. going eat, Toby asked h hin,
whx he whipped his wife. and mao, az n,i I.
With ! knife. threw Dir. II. to Ine moor an''
cn, his threat from ear TO ear "lIhou', now
ever. seyrring The wind pipe. ne a,so az, Gu'
NJ 'tiswkins slightly in the back, and Mrs.
Iswt;nss sister, Mrs Baily, in the side, on the
tn sns !, The thigh. He would have killed
Az iaswkins had not one OF negroes ran from
81. s,abIe and caught his arm. The wounds
: ns;e,sd by him on all are serious but not dan
mnrons. Toby and his wife are both in prison.
t;,eat excitement was caused in Milledgevilie
ss aoon MS the circumstances became known.
AUGUSTA Gal Republic, 25th nit.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY
FLOUR remains dull without sny export de.
mand Small sales are making to the trade at S4f
to Sc ~@
WHEAT-Eoue in market.
COkN-55 to Co.
GuANo-The market is better supplied, and the
price is S46 per 1000 lbs N-0 'no
TOBACCO-The breaks are large and sales n,
"a to $5t for Lugs, good to medium SIX to sst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02
DOGGkT q ANDERSON, Uphols,er.

nOGGhT g. ANDERSON, Upholster.
~ ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of Go
vernon and Fl rankin Streets, have now in store
their Spring Stick of French and American Paper
Hangings, Borders, FireScreens and Curtain Pa.
pers, making a complete and elegant assortment Of
all the various styles in use Also, large variety
of Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assert
ment of Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma.
ny other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms
Paper Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest notice in town or country.
NH 30-3u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

RUGGY az HARNEss.-I have for sale
II first rate second hand top Buggy and Har-
ness. Apply to Aessrs Hooker a Osborne, or
ny SAMUEL AYRES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

g. TE EAPEsT WHOLE.
RI SALE AID RETAIL Observation-Disclosures
EAIz OF GOLD WATCHES AND GINS IN
EVMsn d d e c i'TY OF RIcHMOND.-HENRY
~ mnN' OF 80 Main street, Richmond. Va-tbe
only direct Importer of Watches to this c;,u and
G esO oifeet Importer of double and single barrel
uuns, has Just received from Europe. direct.
s amor lot OF splendid Gald Watches, and some
s,in superior double aud sntle barrel Guns which
WI sen as low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well 10
fosa my stock before going North, and also be-
S,oya pu.Fehasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Casb
0'''e Vi HENRY LYMAN,
I'll. 1876 Main street,
Mr. pIrect importer of Guns to this civ.
49, .! u received, direct from the mannfa.
rei ca Jew more of the latest patent double har.
,;o,. nnm "nicn have given such general sstisfac
Ion, Ish sPortsmen, and examine them Aiso a
iafse lot OF the best English Caps Shot Belts DE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

MOOD FOR sALE.-The subscriber having
w a large quantity OF Wood TO sYoss Of. mss
found II Convenient 10 take yard for tina. purpose.
His ward 10 on Bread street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may Do ieff at sas
stores of a g. Herring Esq Messrs Reeve q Blal {,
Jas B. shelton, ESQ or as the yard which win meet
he has On hand about 100 cord superior seasoned
Gay Wood, which ne viii sell AZ Tue market price
Is Iq-ts JOHN f. REEVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02
III RING sT0Ck.--I am
I'LL nnH In recaint of nv nrinp stock OF 4:

EAA now In receipt of my sprng stock OF -
Goods, consisting of Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. | deem it
needless to partcuarize; suffice II 70 say that my
stock comprises all the new styles of goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers of all the
Northern cities, to which Invite the attention of
purchasers, assuring them that no pains shall Do
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
apS No 81 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

-sTONE CUTTiNG.--JoHa w. DAVIES 4
- co. practical Stone Cni.ess e. Mssons, South
aide az the Dock near Msyo's 6ridse. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage We have received
snd trust by strict attention TO business 70 continue
10 rasra the confidence Of the public. doi6-cn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

OUR MOTTO SIZZLING OFF AND
" BUYING IN.-The particular attention of the
ladies and the purchasing public generally is re-
spectfuly called to our large and well selected
stock of Dry Goods, which are selling at extremely
low prices being enabled by purchasing large lots
of Goods at khe Northern auction sales, to sell the
same much below the regular prices. We are also
continually getting new Goods at all seasons of the
year, and thereby keep up fresh and lively stock
at very low prices.
At this time we have great MANY white Goods,
all bought at auction, such as Swiss, Camsric Ja-
comet and Check Muslins; Linen Hdkfs, Chemisets,
Collars, Swiss and Cambria Bands and Edgiogs and
Inserings; black silk Laces, all width Dress Goods
of every variety; Domestic Goods, all kinds, and
best Fabrics Our Ribbons are especially worth the
attention of the ladies, comprising as they do the
choicest colors and styles to suit the season. Per-
sons or families purchasing by the piece dozen,
could do no better than to call on US.
J. MILLHISER e. BRO,
nv 40 1913 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-02

RANGE OF THERAGOMETER
At j. w. Handoiphs Bookstore, asain ST.
YESTERDAY
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