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TO planters ard Others,

I WOULD hcs leave 10 call vo1r atten-
|! ton n5w. ard at thn opening Of the
an;rr season 20 nv IafLe dai exce odir"lY
-lea2 stock OF Domestic Dry Gools which
1'witstan ny the heavy advance Of Dom
's'ic>. ard pverv class of negro wear. am
''ahled to sell IT low urIres: | am now re-
.nirinr md will continue TO receive week
:. 'i,rcnth The soaeon flesh supplies IF No.
Goods 0fthis class, all ak is call
mar 2J-v w. ID PHILLIPS.
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I'll, Of Eouisiana,
PansysaNsafD,

DARENTSa d Teachers are invite1
[ call at J. C. LaNOUE'S. Harna
Eonse Row to examine the Ph1osophica
THEORY md Puaticenf Penmanship.
The Theory is divided into three part
Primary. intermediate ard Fiaai Each par
N -Four Books. =
This wrk comprises cuts Designed "a
llu.trate The manner nj holding and condnci.
ny he hand and pen: preparatory evcer.
Uses. which lhorouehlv train the mnsclp.
emp'oved in writing. a ella silica ion OF pt
ers AMI words according TO their simi'-
rri'y of formation and Instructions accom-,
panying the various EXERCISES in each book
The whole so arranged as to enable he nn
'iis to write over zach page twice Pric,
- cents r~nvio
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-28

DOR SAI.E.-A Library of select
4 literary works in the collection
there are man. valuable Law books, State
parers, Re. The books may be seen at the
State superintendent office. For particu-
lars enquire at this Office. june 1Stf
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Notice.

,TNHE Louisiana institution for Mutes and
i Blinl on st. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 to 3 o.
clock. A. NJ each day, Sundays only excep-
ted. feb.-Stf
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CORN, CORN (,
Notice..

Sizth Jua;ciak Dist. Court. Parish
ofEaN Baton Rouoe.
w uEREAS Isaac Fl. Boatner o.
w said Parish ha applied to said Court
to he app ,iuted lministrator of the estate
ofhis deceased brother LEWIS BoATNrR
late of said Parish;
Notice is hereby given TO all persons in
teressed to show cause with ten day
from the first publication Of this notice,
why The said Applicant should not be
granted. NJ. MORENO, Cle.E.
June 18th 1853
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T. ,FSH Balona Slusagrs for sale by
: s. r BL,NCH4Rp.
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IS.

AVIS,
Cour I'm Si.rieme Dia. JUdici0ire
ProiSSp III Est Button Rouge.
A TFEND y one ISAAC II, BoArNER
IA IL Ia diie Paroisse a fat apple tior
la die Cou' pour e're nommes A min
istraieur DE- n succession de son defnt
fraire LEWIS BoArNER reinforcement de Ia
dite Paroisse.
Avis est par Ia preserte donne to'tfs
persoun's in'eres,es De faire SAVIOR ieur
rai~on' dams dix innrs de Ia preme pub
LEGATION de Get avis. pourqnoi la die arpica
ton ne serait pas acrorde.
June Is NJ. MORIN0, Grefisr
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PiHUt nTyI IVTFDVWJ.
Z Sealed pr,rosals will be received unit
Wednesday,, July OH 1888. Tor clearing OF
the roa l. Of a Instructions, from Cvpress
Bavou to Olive Branch. SO as to make y
forty FIVE feet in thc clear.
Pro,o,a'> are Invited for the Whole. OF
any p,rt Of thu work. aol bi 'ers are re
uis tel to propose for the work at given
nr o p.r undermining measure.
By o. lnr If he Roari.
ALra ID s1EPPERS, Secretary.
CRAcKvELL BISCUIT---nst receive
y 80 Bnves nf the crlehra'ei cracknel
biscuit. A choice article for the tea table
or invaiils "A handsome present 70 a wife
ar swae,hear'. Price one do'lar and thirty
cants rpr Box--for sale hv
iqn' q V'' ~
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HOTEL &c.
Esestaurat q oyseer saloon.
Cologne Water.

.EXTRACrS for the han lkercbief. Soaps
~ shaving Cream, poma'un,s HAN and
Tooth Brushes. Chalk balls. &c. for sale
by II. I. WADDILL. Druggist.
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EsutteT ana Chese,

4 FILE y on hand a1d TO- oac low.
4 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Wicker rsaekefs.

y of al sizes and qualities Ivy.
may l2ly j. G. L.NOTE.
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DELAYS are dangerOrsr.

IN1fsy suffer witaconsti, cold CT any DIS
w easc Of the Throat Breast AMI Lungs
yhen certain etre is so easAy effected by
using
+ ~WfsrrRs ToURHn'No CANDY"
This Mediciaci is a inaicious combination
of the best exnec.oranta in TIE .iaterja We'd
6ca. The most stubborn Coughs an Colds
WELD to it read 'y and it is toi'nl tnPive re-
lief even in confirmed gases Of ConsufnptI r
Its not merely palliative, as Inang articles o.
its natur,, hut possesses great cBr'ive quail
tiles Forsale by WM. B0GEL Agent.
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Mothers Rer;ef.

.nNE of those remedies that should be
y ~ the i'aii;s u every oiI. s5pec IN
TO become a mother, IFS virtues -an esi
he known by the Use Of it. Forsale ly
II. t. WADDILI. DRUGGIST.
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Twigg,s Hair Restorative !
cyHlnOl,y,

A FRESH supply Just received per steam
"A er Mediator, and for sale by barrel OF
at retail. JOSHUA BEAL
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EorP v rFat.
GALL a. b. f. Waldill~ AMI soc neu
" Lamp. that gives better Ii"ht fbat
oil, without greese. smoke or smell. am
we'll not blow up, as camphine does.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-28

Superior TEES.
4 FIVE assortment of Green and Black
"A Teas, in quarter. halves and pound
pacl1ages. jpst received direct from New
YORK. Prices from 50 cents 70 20 ner
pound. [april % JOSHUA BEAL.
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DACON-5 casks shoulders. for sale by
ID may istf s. N. HART & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
THE DAILY, DISPATCH.
CASH TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

INGENIOUS EscAPE-James Dunn, convict az
Sing Sing on Friday last effected his escape from
thar institution In very ingenious manner. Pro-
curing some strips OF India rubber, he made an
air.tight tube some six feet long, to the end of
which he attached bag of the same material,
shaped like duck. Managing to elude his keep
ers he came to the river, where he threw of and
secreted his clothing, and with his new lre-pre-
serverplunged in, and when at the bottom kept one
end of the fube in bis mouth, the bag meanwhile
floating en- the surface and supplying him with air.
In this way he passed the prison docks, and had
proceeded about half mile down the stream to-
forced 10 swim ashore where he met crowd Of
people and informed them that some one had stolen
mis- clothes, and left them in pursuit Of the thief
which was the last that has been heard of him. He
wastwenty years OF age had served one term OF con-
finement, and was at the time of escape under sem
tence for life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

LOLA MoNTEz.-Atter one of her recent per
formances at San Francisco, Lola Montez made
speech which elected frequent and loud bursts of
applause The following was the conclusion of it:
Ladies and Gentlemen: Believe me, | am over
whelmed with gratitude for your kind reception of
this evening. | came to California not so much
for what might gain. as to see it and the people
came to this city impressed with the belief that
should meet men-noble men-who had worked
hard, and twice built up city; once from ruin by
food and once from fire; and now you have re.
deemed the character of Lola Montezi"
These were great achievements indeed; but the
last named, ifpertormed at ALL was decidedly the
most difficult Of the three!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

The New York Herald gives a description of a
new style stereotyping by which perfect stereo.
type copy OF form of type can be produced in ten
minutes, and the impressions taken from it and not
from the type in which the matter was originally
set up. OF course the stereotype copy can be du-
plicated, and thus two three, or any desired mum.
Der OF presses can be employed at the same time in
printing copies OF the same issue Of paper. We
don't believe it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
HAn ENAMELED CRATES AND

OVo TENDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRlCES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock OF CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city Of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all the various kinds and patterns
beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces, &c. 10
match Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c. from town
and country punciually attended TO and carefully
packed. Merchants purchasing TO sell again will be
supplied at the Lowest Northern prices with the usual
discounts of for cash by wholesale. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry Main, between g.h and 9th
streets, Richmond, Virginia
SAMUEL d. DENOON
ALS0-FOR RENT the House recently occupied
by Hrs. Quarles, on Maiu between Adams and Fol-
shee streets. Terms moderate to good tenant
Possession given immediately
su ll-2mT s. D. D..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
THE PEDESTRIAN IN FRANC1
NEW BOOKS-For sale by JAMES b.

Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia and Tom with
cut one in Baston; by J. W. Page; muslin VOL price
Freedley's Practical Treatise in Business; muslin
price 81 o.
Bnrke's New Work on the Virginia SPRING.; muslin
81 25.
Howe, price 25c.
Captain Hawk, or the Life of Highwayrnan, Ro-
mance price &c.
Premium Essay Agricultural Education, by Ed
mund Ruffin, of Va, price l2kc
An Essay on Calcareous Manures, by Edmund Ruff
fin, price 81 25
Dana's Muck Manual, for Farmers muslin 81 90.
For sale by JAS. b. GTBB,
aul7 50, opposite City Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

THE GOVERNORS OF vIRGINIA.-In retiring from
the Examiner newspaper, Mr. De WITT, alluded to
his being engaged upon work which employs much
of his time. This Is understood TO be a work for
which he some time since issued proposals., viz:
Series of Biographical Sketches OF the Governors
of Virginia. 1t will be highly interesting book.
and will no doubt meet with ready sale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
pICHMOND PLANING MILL.-Fifty

IA thousand feet inch aud quarter dressed floor
ing, weil-seasoned, having been sawed more than q
year, may be purchased low at the planning estab
lshment. just below the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot.
This is beautiful lot being remarkably free from
knots, and dressed in the very best style. Liberal
discounts will be made on large contracts and those
who contemplate building will find it greatly to their
advantage 10 purchase at this establishment
Dressed lumber inch, inch and quarter, inch and
half and two inch, always hand to be supplied
at short notice i'll any quantity upon the most
able terms. Apply to
aug lG-d5tWIt* WM ". WELLONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
4 CARD-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

n GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentlemen
in want of handsome and durable DRESS BOOTS
varied assortment of articles i'll that line. We have
been at great pains to select the most tasteful and
choicest Goods, and have had made expressly 10 our
order various styles and patterns OF gentlemens
DRESS BOOTS. SHOES and CATERS, that we
are confident will be approved by those who wish
something at useful and beautiful.
Please give a cali our large and convenient
store. where may be found the complete assort-
1nent of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and CARPET
BAGS, to be found al any place in Virginia.
WHITE < PAGE. 10 Main street
iv 50 5 doors below DooIey's Hat store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

The Kentucky Statesman is responsible for the
following story: democratic young lady of Jes-
samine Co., in the Ashland District, an ardent friend
of breckenridge got the written consent of certain
young Letcherite, that she might prevent him from
voting, by any means, fair or foul. Accordingly on
Sunday night, after he was asleep, she sent a ser.
want to his room, who took away all the clothes OF
which he had disrobed himself, and also those in
his wardrobe, and placed them beyond the young
gentleman's reach. Early on Monday morning this
young lady and another, placed themselves upon
the stairs which the young gentleman must descend,
ifhe descended at ALL and there sat, keeping the
Gagged bird secure till the polls were over Of
course, breckenridge majority was increased by
one.
We very much doubt whether such a guard
would keep erery man under such circumstances
guard subject to sudden fright, might have
been induced to resign their custody, if the prison
er had shown himself inclined to escape either in
puris nataraIi6us wrapped, ghost-like in white
sheet. We admire the spirit of the prisoner still
less than the conduct of his feminine custodians
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

q b. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
W WARRANT AGENCY GOVERNOR ST
STOCKS bought aud sold Commission The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED
TT Prize Tickets Ill all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of X. France i Co. will be
promptly paid by me- and all inquiries relative to the
business OF Il. France & Co. addressed TO them at
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention
my 2 c. B. LUCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

]. Kilgour, gardener near Magnolia depot Har
ford county Nd, was shot dead Tuesday evening
by Robert Swift, who lurked about until he got the
opportunity to fire. Kigour had dismissed Swift
from his house, where he was boarder, on suspi
eion Of two much intimacy with his wife. swifs
was arrested, and put IN prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

CARRIAGES, CAR RIA GES s.
~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach making
establishments, Lombard Alley, between Main and
Gary tI5th and 18th Streets the Columbian H0-
tri Coaches, ChaFottees, Barouches. Bu2gles, with
oI lle pest naerials and workmanshp-all Of which
ii! be sold as low good work OF the kind can be in
me elsy oi Riehmopd and respectfully asks a call
nom ihose In want OF ary article in the Carruge line,
as am determined make to order and sell AT the
lowest prices possble and all work sold that is new,
warranted.
ap 4-d6m MICAJAH MANGUM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
THE HuMoRs on POLITICS.

AT the late election, John, or, as he was more
generally styled Jack Mills, butcher In Calves
ton, was candidate for the Legislature His nd.
dress to the electors Is unique, and will be found
below. His vocation affords an explanation of hi.
remark that he had ''shed much blood for the rood
of the people"
To the poters Of Galreston County.
have been strongly urged by numerous friend.
who all No. l, to become candidate to renre'
sent you in the next legislature Like tr,e natr;o,
have consented to sacrifice my private interest -,
the public good. Without vanity may saw. and al
who know viii admit, that If elected will or;
gnate and execute many acts in Austin that no nm
of the candidates before you will attempt Ipledoe
myself thatI will keep watchful eye over the mo-
rails of legislation and Legislators. No one who
knows me will doubt, if | choose to exercise the
power, that members viii be compelled to observe
the rules of propriety, instead of indulging, as
fear is too often the case in the nocturnal revels at
improper places and unseemly hours. Reform is
necessary. am the man to effect it-in fact the
only man that can and riH do it.
am Jefersonian-J Jackson Democrat. In truth.
was so born.
am progressive. Imay say fast one
go for the greatest good to the greatest number
houses TO the houseess.
advocate the education of the masses by tax
upon wealth.
Ibelieye that earth, air. and water is gift of the
Goou 'Ou W dii. Iudt are entitled TO much
is necessary for their use. More than this is mo-
nopoly, and oppose all monopolies
am in favor Of banks if plan can be invented TO
establish one to loan money 10 the poor, Industrious
honest man, without security.
am Young American" | adopt their bopn
dary-Eastby the rising and West by the setting
sun; North by the Arctic expedition and South
as far as we please This is great country. and
less than this would not suit our purposes abhor
Old Fogies, whether as politicians warriors. hus
bands, or lovers. wish this distinctly understood
disavow the creed of 'allthings unto all mem
but adopt it decidedly as regards the ladies.
am for wOmen's rights on the largest scale
am too modest to enumerate all my good oual
tiles and qualifications for Office leave all self
praise to my competitors. think, however. with
out vanity, may say that il elected will be more
distinguished than any representative you have
had. You will be proud of me- My name will be
familiar to ALL and daily in the public prints
am an old Texan, one of the founders of Calves.
ton. Ihave shed much blood for the good OF the
people. l have done the State some service.
ask in return your votes. will see most of YOU be-
fore the election and will address you before the
public.
| am opposed to the practice of treating, but
when invited will be happy to take glass with any
one. In this particular | make no distinction in
politics. JOHN MILLS.
P. 81 forgot to say that l am in favor OF the
next war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
INSTANTANEOUS
JAMES WOODHOTSE7S. IaIe Ma,

4 AMCS hOODf1OCS SE >, late Nash ~
- Woodhouse's, PIANO FORTE Ware Rooms Ea-
gle Square, Richmond, Na-The subscriber has for
sale, at his Ware Rooms, above his Bookstore an as
sortment of PIANO FORTES as extensive as can be
seen at any other establishment of the kind in the
Union.
In order keep up this variety he constantly sup
piled from three of the largest, reliable and dis
tinguished manufactures in the United States. viz
A. STODART l. CO, J. b. DUNHAM and j.
CHICkERING.
Instruments of these makers can be furnished at
S22 $50, Z75 500, 350 375 400 49, 500 up to $780,
Comprising an assortment from the lowest priced good
instrument made to the richest and most elegant.
The difference in finish and number of octaves con-
stitutes mostly the variation in prices.
All instruments from the above makers have their
name upon them and warranted perfect in tone,
touch. workmanship and durability.
The subscriber pledges himself to exchange or take
back any PIANO sold by him, which may prove
otherwise than good.
Orders from the country promptly and faithfully
executed and packed securely to go any distance
without injury.
The subscriber has now for sale several secondhand
PIANO fORTES.
OLD PIANOS taken in part payment for new ones
PIANOS tuned and repaired. eu9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

The Newark Advertiser remarks very justly
that sTIaE TABLES are OF very lille value rail
roads unless the TIME KEEPERS are accurate. Ii
the watches OF the eonductorsare wrong, collisions
and destruction of life are inevitable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

The merchants of New York, have rendered to
Mr.. Belmont. Minister to the Hague, the compli-
ment of public dinner, previous to his departure,
which he declined He sailed Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

PRAIsEwoRTHY.-The tremen of New York re.
Gently presented to Mr.. Zophar Mills, one of their
principal officers who has been twenty years in the
service, very rich and costly service ofplate as
tribute of their high esteem We make the follow
ing extract from the presentation address, which
will shew that the fliquor at fires is in.
dispensable as some have imagined:
"You must pardon me, sir, for the alldsion am
about to make, personal to yourself, but | regard
the circumstance as rejecting much credit on
you, that cannot forbear mentioning it; and that IS
that throughout your entire connection with u.s.
embracing period of more than twenty years, al
though exposed to the sudden changes of our vari
able climate subjected to all kinds of exposure in
winter and summer in cold, snow, and wet weather;
time and time again drenched to the skin you have
never been known to partake of, or indulge i'll spi-
rituons liquors OF any description, and here you
stand among us to night, erect and strong, living
example OF health and strength unimpaired, which
God grant may continue so long years to come"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

Our friends Messrs. perdicaris 8 Hey, are going
ahead with the Lynchburg Gas Works, and 1t Is be-
iieved they viii be able to givs the Lynchburgers
gas light by winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Il Great sacriiiccsin all kinds of Spring aud Sum
-,ar Having rented the store lately occupied
!. Ness W adsworth & Turner, Is Main street, and
4Linr 10 rsfuce my stock previous TO moving to my
.,v .torp shall from this day oler the whole stock
the store - Main rect. a: such prices viii en-
Sc theiT sale before have to remove from - TO IS
Ma street. ~ -
= have large assortment Of Silks, Shawls Bere-
sesrAssgIes Lawns. De LANES, Alpaca, Linens, Table
xab. Parasols Toilet Quilts, MaTselles Quilts
Sk,tinss and Shirtiuss Collars Cher1izetts, Edgings
Inrtincs Muslin ard Lace SleeVes-in word every
ting belonging TO this line OF business.
Lf.NY'S CHEAP CORNER STORE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

A NEW AGRICULTURAL. PAPER-Mr. w. A. j.
Martin OF Petersburg proposes to publish an Agri-
cultural Journal in that city, of which Mr. Thos 8
Peasants is to be the Editor Mr. P is practical
Agrlcuiturst, and gentleman of very general intor
nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

The Boston Post thus poeticay states the position
of the London Cebmen;
The cabmen felt the statute pinch,
And then, 70 show il did d'nt suir
They made a move by process Lynch,
And those who wouldn't bulge an Inch,
Were all compelled 10 90 aioot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE OBJ
~ TANNED EITHER AT WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL, IN WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FAN
CY GOODS, AT ELIAS HALE'S NO. l06 MAIN
SIREET-On hand and receiving almost daily, by
Steamer and Express large Of Gold and
Silver VI aches from the most celebrated mauuiactu-
rers OF every variety and kind warranted perform
well; Gold Fob Breast and Guard Chains; Gold Ear
and Finger Rings, great variety styles and pat
terHs Bracelets breast Pins, Pens and Pencils
Thimbles, Keys, &c. Also, large assortment low
priced Jewelry. suitable for the country trade. The
assortment of Gold and Plated Jewelry is more ex-
tensive than at any store in the country comprising
stock from upwards of thirty different manufacturers
aud for sale at their prices Silver Ware, large
sorttnent. Also Plated Ware, consisting OF Tea Sets
Mustard Pots Salt Cups Spoons, Forks. Ladies' Sugar
TOngs, &c. Also, large assortment of Hair, Cloth,
Tooth aud Nail Brushes, Fancy Boxes, Soaps Oils
Cologne, Knives Scissors, Razors, Combs, Buttons,
Pins, Needles and Thread. with extensive assOrt-
inent of small in the line, too numerous to
mention, for sale in quantities suit purchasers,
low be bought i'll any of the northern cities or
from the manufacturers direct
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent,
my 2f-ts log Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

ENOR HIkE-For the balance OF the year,
l. two GIRLS, one Is aud the other I6 years of
age, accustomed house service and to nursing chill
dren. Apply to TOLER COOK.
All 16