The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-29
THE NEW NOVEL. BY THE Authsr
L of "Beatrice,', Third Editon-Now

L of "Beatrice,'' Third Rditon-Now,
Ready. 8 50 - -
Modern Flirta,ioDs by Catharine Sinclair. author.
Elegantly illustrated and beautifully bound in
cloth, 75c; neatly bound in paper Soc
This powerfully written work has been received
with cordial welcome by the united press.
Opinion of the Leading Journals. -
Modern Flirtations Is powerfully wrought and
salusary satire upon fashionable foibes,-NY Evan-
selist.
1t is brilliant and original, and win scatter good
seed broadcast.-Nsso -i3sdfors Aswcmyy
The most delightful novel OF the day.-l lAx,,ssu-
kee Morning Nsrs - F017' IS
Modern Fiirtations IL the title of new novel bv
the most popular living author Of what are styled
religious novels" This work has no tinge of
sectarianism.--Troy Daily Post
Healtnful in Its morals, pure In sentiment chaste
In language, ttiustrates how superior is the hris.
tain standard ofprinciple to the mere worldly code
OF honor or expediency -Nepark (N J,) Eagle
IL abounds mall those rare excelencies which
are in themselves the test while they are al the
same time, the evidences of the most exalted "a.
nius.--Ins Albany Ezprsss.
It shows that male firis are not less numerous
or less worthy OF condemnation than female ones.
For sale by JAMES WoODHoUsE.
Je 2S late Nash & Woodhouse, Eagle Square.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
kan away from my employment, on the
morning OF ths2lst inst, Negro named MOSES.
sbsIt 80 years OF age, about feet 9. inches IN
height and OF medium stoutness Moses has fixed
habit OF looking to the ground, especially when
spoken to, and 10 a man of very few words. He
had with him when he left green baize jacket,
palr q blue mixed cotton pantaloons and pair Of
stout brogans about half worn. Moses vsa pur-
chased few months since, and came from Eliza.
beth City, North Carolina, since which time he has
not been out OF Richmond.
reward of nfty. dollars will be paid for his
apprehension and delivery, without material ii.
jury. to me or to Mr. JAMES DUNLOP, if taken no
10 Virginia, seventy nyo dollars If arrested Ia
North Carolina, or one hundred dollars Ii taken
up North of Virginia, and affair expenses in either
case viii be paid. JNO. J. lWERTH,
je2I-3t Agent for James Dunlop
GTOP THlEF.-Stolen from the subscriber
~ on the night of the 25th June, chest contain.
ing $1,000, gold watch, and four notes made paya.
Bile in Richmond; $500 In forty franc pieces, the
balance In American gold and paper, the denomfna.
ton not recollec.ea. vii give c.e hundred dol.
lars for the apprehension Of the thief or two hun
dred dollars tor the recovery of the money and pa
pers. NICHOLAS RIVIERA.
. Je2I-3F Franklin street. near the Old MARKET.
a. TEN DOLLARS REW A RD.-
I0Xstrayed or stolen, from the stable Of Robert
Taylor, corner Of 18th ard Franklin streets, On
Friday night last . large S0rrel Horse, with
one white hind leg, q star on his forehead, and .
white spot on his back caused by the saddle The
above reward win be paid If the Horse b delivered
ct the above stable, or 70 the subscriber, at New
S je a7~ss. JAMES Il PORTER.
~ sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
4S the subscribers lot, ON Tuesday night,
light BAY HORSE. Any person or persons re-
turning him to me win be suiiably rewarded.
JAMES GREGORY,
Je25-4t& Nasr the Armory. Richmond.
- FOR kENT.-That very desirable Resi.
dence on 9Th street, between Grace and Frank.
In streets, first door below Grace street. Posses
o. ven In Ann xlxv - s Y
sTEBBiis.1 1bSR BbSRR4coTT 4 co,
je "a loI Broad street
Two MACHINISTs.-stee Squares. assorted
i sizes, for fnshers' use; Spring Callipers md
Dividers, In and Out Callipers, Emery Cloih. Eng
lish Emery ell sizes, machinisis Files In great va
riety. Patent Screw Wrenches, inches TO 81 inch.
C SINTON 4 co,
Sign Of the Circular Saw.
js27 o7l Main 6tress
4N1 FOE PAILADKLF HI1-To
RHH sail on Wednesdsy, the 2esh insl, Il 3
o'clocE, a. M.-The steamship Virginia. Captain
Teal IL now ready 10 receive freight and will ell
- above For freight OF passass. apply %
Jazz ROBEKf RANKIN.
II TMl1RNeE 6LAUGHTkR!-Great saeri-
i fcs of Goods ct WECHSLER & COHEhB
Store corner Broad and 5th streets, Who srs I'll.
ing off at cost their whole stoek Of goodA eorase-
Ss s q cs sss ss asss .ni ad dr. Sc sse R s.
Parssols, Mitis, Gloves. stoskins fos Lsdias and
Children, Socks for Gents and Boys, Crave Hhawh.
Laces, Ribbons. Linen Hdkfs, Pans, breaseplns.
Locket, Ear Rings, Combs. SoApA sn1 innumsTa.
BILE other. articles; all which nust be sOld withna
very short time TO close the store.
kY.Don's forget name and pIaee. -
WECHSLER. = COHEN,
js27 l94 conner Of 9Th and Broad -.
LILY BRUsHRs.-A new sspply q shs
Il above, Of different sixe9 also, ohIldren1 6iGs
and velocipedes just received by
Ses sIa4 BULKLEY q CO.
je27 Easie eqeayA
( AWNB, LAWNH.-A nsv LOT of ~ eoiossd
u and other styies, last received 'an1 -
grsas bargains. q ...-
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