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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01
AMUSE MENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
The TIRE.
messrs, TAYLOR a. GLAKhE, Lessee,
Saturday, January LIST, 1852.
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Favorite Dance, -....-.--.... Mile Thsodor.
HER ROYAL RICHNESS.
Ieopololna- Kate Bateman
pr blFchini ----.......- .--..-.. Mr. Bateman
WOMAN's TRIALS.
hooert Sneiey'"------- Mr. w Ward
Union Jsck,; .--.---------.---..W Smith
Rachael Rysnd ,..-.--.-.-.--.M Mrs w Ward
Ga CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL. Z
81 The Montgomery Guard, Capt Patrick T. ID
an Moore, beg leave to inform their friends MI
E1Aand the public that they intend to giveA
their first Civic and Military Ball on Monday even
ing, January 10th, 1853, at La Fayete Hall in cele-
hration of the anniversary of the Company, on
which occasion they hope to receive the liberal cup.
port Of their friends and fellow citizens.
Their arrangements such that they hope to
be able TO give satisfaction 10 all who may homer
them with their company.
An engagement has been entered into with an
experienced caterer 10 furnish supper and other
refreshments, and from his known skill in such
matters, we have guarantee that nothing
Will be wanting in his department Good music,
and plenty OF 1t, has been engaged for the night.
The following gentleman have been appointed
Managers
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. Seagars
Gen VIM Lambert Sergt James Collins
Col Walter Gwynn VIM Richie
Lieut. Col Q Tonpkins VIM Watson
Major I r August Hugh Peasants
AdJutHnt w II Harrison James LYONS
Capt NJ Sheppard, Jr John K Thompson
Nimmo Alexander Mosely
Augustine Bodeker DR. AZ P Scott
=" Jno II Richardson Marx Downey
James Caskie VIVA C TompkinS
Patrick T Moore DR. Haskins
Lieut. Arson Richards X w Hughes
q l. w GiaZebrook James Ferguson
" Crawford DR. James Conway
" o Hsskins Joseph M Myers
I Burns Edward McAdan
. Jno williamson DIR c. Gooch
John Dooey Corporal John khern
" Philip Dornin VIM English
Tickets TO admit gentleman 81 SO cents. No
charge fer Lscies.
Committee OF Arrangements, Lieut.. Seagers
Sergt Collins and Corporal AherD Of whom tick.
cts may be procured. de 30-dtd
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sVGEATTON's stFFIGE.

Drawn Nos OF Uelawate No -. Dec 80:
63 30 % SO 81 62 81 2Es AZ IS 90 o. AZ
TO. day.-The Delaware Extra. No /. Capital
$3.50. 70 numbers, IA drawn Tickets 81
Also, Delaware, No. l. Capitals $3040O. Is
numbers Is drawn. Tickets $40
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81 lie BAKER premium bltEerS-EtaF0
TO beRr-stiii they cOnie.-kdgwood, Henrico
Coz Baker Esq-I hereby certify, that | have
used your Bitters IN my family for Is or 20 years,
and found them 10 be first rate family medicine,
ana have found them to etfec. everything that has
been said Of them 1t is also my opion that per-
sons in the of them vii. never be at
tackled with the Ague ana Fever
Signed. GARLAND HANES.
Richmond Va Ie52-E Baker, ESQ, Dear Sir :
This is 10 certify that my VIE has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three Jour- ears aud has
been entirely relieved frctn the use OF two bottles
OF E. Bakers Premium Buffers. My mother has
also been subject TO the headache for seve-
raj years and found immediate relief from the use
Of the above Bitters
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only 50 cents Per bottle To be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell Ladd & Co. A Bodeker, Adie Gray Ben
nett Il Beers, Gaynor Wood, and E J Picot Main
street, II Blair, VIM Ladd, and Seabrook Reeve
Broad street, Richmond, Va. no20
" Uaguerre0Iypes tor Christmas and
New Years Presents, ia which manner money
be spent better than by presenting friend with d
faithful likeness OF yourself
land while the wIngs Of fancy still are free,
And | can view this mimic show of thee,
Time has but half succeeded in his THEFT,
Thyself removed the pc yer to soothe me left.'
very choice assortment OF fine Cases, Frames,
God Lockets, Pins, &c, selected expressly for the
Hoiydays. NJ. P. SIMONS,
de q l1l Main stfe Get, Eagle Square.
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NOTWITHSTANDING removed 60 my new factory
" between l4th aud 18th streets, IN rear OF
Messss Davenport, Allen Co, those from whom
have BEEN In the habit OF hiring hands, and those
having tobacco hands to hire will please apply to
me 81 my office, as above, or 10 John I. Sizer,
EiQ. HIRAM b.DichiNcONs
ga a0-6l* &A
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ON PUBLIC DEBT.

IND AUDITORS OFFICE,
December 80. is}2 )
I AN requested by the Board of Public Works,
Il To give public notice that the interest
Inc Public Debt registered in the office, will be paid
On Monday! 3rd OF January next
de 3l-dt3J j. B4UWE, Jr End Audtr.
PLANK B0Ohs.-un hand and tor ssle
~ large supply CT Blank Books, such as Led ters,
Journals, Day Books c., OF all sizes, made Of the
best paper and in superior style, tor sale low by
J. Il. GLIB,
de 81 3d. opposite City Hotel.
RSNk NOTE KEPOKTER.-Thomp s0n's
- Bank Note Reporter, for Janaafy-I2 cts
Katie Stewart, True story, from Black woods
70 cents GEO. NJ. WEST d. BIO,
de III o. Exchange, 18th street.
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I EDGEks, JOURNALS, &c Blank
IL Books OF every description We have made
expressly for tail sales the best lot OF Blanks
we have ever seen in the city, and sell them for
cash, or to prompt customers credit, at least 20
to IS per cent less than is usual.
Bill Paper-Elue American-l2H cts. per quire
Sup'fne Laid Enelish 25 F."
Pass Books, Nemoraneums, Diaries, Cash Books,
en-, OK and Bill Books, Day Books, Notes, Drafts,
Negro Bonds, &c, DC
GEO NJ. WEST e. BRO,
de 90 5 and Exchange Hotel
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GOAL PIT HANDS WANTED.-I wish
~ to hire tor the ensuing year, number of able
bodied Coal Pit hands, including good Smith and
carpenter, and several engine men The best pro-
Vision will be made for the safety and comfort of
hands hired by me. JOHN j. WEkTB
de 29-dlGIwI~ Agent for las DunIon
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GCHOUL TEACHER TED.-A
~ young man well qualified TO conduc; small
schUol, hear of situation for the next year. in
pleasant neghborhood, about seven miles from
Kchn7ond, it Immediate application be made either
III person or by letter through the Richmond Post
Office 10
de 23-2taw2w w. B SYDNOR
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III FOR kENT.-The upper part OF house
8:a No. 2lo Broad ST. eet, occupied as Crockery,
emma and Glass ware store. Apply a. the store
to X. l.. HICKSON.
de 3Q-3t
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.,.xg<>Arl. Dee. @9.-The liver is now sta
A.. Ii 1t te,l below th3 food Of 1882.
ST he t..n- Tonight. Atyices from the
..,. d. ,-a Biz asd Little Miami, lociota
W.ie Natsg Rivers aud oth-r streams,
~. III -ge-,ed. Great loss Ct property IS
.a,.s. A large amount If coFn has been
.... .wsv.. ao.. Gtpwnet and miildams
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER q, kANAWAA Co.
Richmond Dec. 30, 1852. {
PROPOSALS will be received until the 9Th OF
l. January next for building Stone Wall on the
North side of the Dock ii l4th street to Snockoe
Greek Aqueduct.
SPECIFICATIONS and plane of the work can be seen
al the Engineers office, the Toll Office of the
James River and kanawha Company, Cary street.
WALTER GWYNN,
de 3l-t9 Chief Engineer J. z q X C.
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{ tUTTUN FACTORY HANDS.-Wanted
~ to hire Tor the ensuing year, seventy or eighty
hands to work in the Manchester Cotton Factory
Girls and boys, from IL to Is years OF ags desired
chiefly, and Tor such liberal prices VIII be paio
Also.-Wanted to employ large number of
White Operatives, both experienced END in
experienced, ana will pay to such very liberal
wages
Application may be made to the Superintendent,
Mr.. w Whitehead, al the Factory. or to the under.
signed. VIM. II. POWERS, Agent.
de 2S-dl0tE Office No I4l Main stree.
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4 GENERAL AGENCY, Gc.-Richara Hill,
- Jr, and +. W Tally OF hanover, have enter.
ed into partner ship for the purpose of conducting
Gene al Agency in all its branches, particularly
the hiring o. negroes and renting OF houses They
will be pleased receive the aVors of their friends
and the public.
RICHARD HILL, JH
re 6-d&ct5J B. w. TALLY
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SHANEHAE FOWLS,

SHANtsffAE n" LSs
EUST arrived, by the schooner Courier, from
- Boston, larse aud choice assortment of the
very best varieties OF SHANGHAI FOWLS, con-
sstng OF the March, Forbes and Perly stocks; also,
few pairs OF Grey Chittegong and Black Span
street de 30-bt*
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i .. at short notice and upon reasonable terms
tET orders for al kinds or Printing will be re
tSed and executed in the handsomesS style.
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a. FOR RENT.-Ine dwelling House on
Eel Grace ST. eet, corner OF 9th street now occu.
pleu by Gen. Peyton. Possession given May lst,
1858 Apply TO Gen. Peyton or the subscriber.
de 30-3i* JOHN WICKHAM.
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a. MULES AND DKAY -
L3vFOR sALE.-A pair vi we'll
Df.xs Mules, with bray and =
Harness, Tor sale By 49,
VIM WILLIS,
de 3l-3.s at John Womb,e Il Cos.
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SS/ ANTED-A competent person 10 repair
w Watches one that understands his business
thoroughly IN all its branches, and can come well
recommended, may apply at my store, possage
paid, through the Post Office.
de Y ELIAS HALE. LOG Main St
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'kNHE sUBsCKIBEK having been engaged
l. in the Grocery business for the last six years
in this city Is DESTROYS of obtaining situation; and
from his general knowledge of business can adopt
himself to any honorable employment. The most
satisfactory references be given by applying at
James B. Shelton's store, corner of 4th and Broad
streets.
de 25-6t* F. w BASS
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NOTICE TO sUBsChIBEHS.-Ihe Fost
IN Periodicals. whether to the Publishers or Agents
are snttled 10 the benefit OF the half rates, by pay
ing three months postage in advsnse
WRsndoph. III Main street. respectfully In.
forms his country friends that he is Agent Tor all
the Periodicals published in the United States and
England and that now Is the time to subscribe.
de 81
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FENHE SUBSCRIBERS intending to remove
Il TO Richmond On the lstiastaut, offers for hire,
by the month and year several valuable Servants
Men. Women, Girls and Boys-one plough boy,
lately vacated by Mr. Johnson. on North Second
street between NJ ain and Franklin.
have for sale finely formed hiding o.
Mas e, with flowing faxen uane and tail, 1S
now in foai by fine horse, part Canadian. rllce
500 Call al the Washington.
de 3l-ts LYNCH
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IA ANTED.-A young Lady 10 take charge OF
w a small school in Amelia Co. Address Box
So Richmond ?. o de -
ETLACKSMITHS WANTED-Two good
ID Blacksmiths obtain employment by i'm
mediate application the Eagle Foundry.
6el3-ts P RAHM
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4 AMP OIL, Gc.--Just to hand, Winter
IL BIeached Lamp Oil OF the best quality, war.
ranted not to gum. Fresh Camphine and burning
Fluid of extra quality Tanners OIL superior ar
ticle for sale by E. J. PICOT,
de 80 Corner opposite the Old Market.
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JOB PRINTING.

DIS PATCH OFFICE.
Governor street, = doors from Main.
RICHMOND "a
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E'iGs, Aaisins, Malaga Grapes, CiIroa, Cur.
rants, Preserved Ginger, Sultsna Raisins,
Prunes, DC, dc, IN any quantity, for sale by
JUAN PIZZIN.
delt Next door oExchange Bank.
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VA ANTED TO HIRE, Tor the next year,
w 1853, Chambermaid and a Nurse, both TO
come well recommended. For such servants
coed home may had by early application to
de % JUAN PiZZIEl.
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fs'GRACCO FACTORY HANDS WANT
Il ED.yThe subscriber wishes to obtain for the
ensuing yesr, Bands OF the above description. Per-
having such Tor hire, will please call him,
at his own office, or on Messrs Toer L. Cook.
WIN BARRETT,
de 28-l0t- Corner of 5,h and Cary streets
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NE.s FUk KENT. The subscl lber having Ia
E$:i ken charge of The Watch and Jewelry repair
ing and engraving department in Mr.. Elias Hale's
large wholesale and retail Jewelry establishment,
will rent the office he has recently occupied in the
Floyd House. 1t lis admirably adapted for business,
being newly fitted up. Possession imme lately; ap.
ply ON the premises. would respectfully cali the
attention of my customers and friends to the rich
and varied assortment of new and beautiful Dla-
mond and Pearl Jewelry, fine heavy Hunting d.
pick and other Watches found at the establishment
Of Mr.. Hale, LOG Main street. All of which will be
regulated and guaranteed to perform well.
de 3l-0i* A IT PEERLESS
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HOUPERs WANTED.-l wish 10 hire tor
- the ensuing year. IS 30 good Coopers, to
work in this city, for whom | will pay $50, and
for extra or light workmen higher price will De
psid, quarterly if desired Persons having such to
nire, will please address me here, apply ct my
shop, on the Virginia Central Railroad, near the
Depot, or TO Messrs Bradley q Brother No "a Main
street
20cents per barrel will be paid for all extra work
no 25-tlJa* WILLIAM r HORD.
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ntOM MO0kE.-J W. Randolph has for
l. sale-JanIary /, ls53-Marion's Brigade, OF
the Light Dragons. By DIR. J. II. Robinson-2oc
The Life ana Adventures of Dick Clinton.
The Masked Highwayman--a companion TO JACK
Sh ppard-Piates, Use.
Katie Stewart, true story from Blackwoods
Magazine 25c
Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence OF Tnos
Moore, edited by LORD John Russell, NJ. r, part l.
20 cents.
Patient Waiting No Loss, or the Two Christmas
Days By Alice B. Neal, spthor OF No Such ), Word
as Fail &C &c ue oI
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OTIGE

rE,HE HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL
L FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES UF
AMERICA, by Schuyler Hamilton. Captain by
brevet, U. s. A., a new work. Price SI.00. For
sale by JAMES B. GLIB,
de 81 So opposite City Hotel,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

In our opinion il is out Of place, in this
e5naection, 70 say an admonitory word d.
rectly for The ear ofthat portion Of the party
who have been Identified as msab rs Of The
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
LOCAL INrELIIaENeF.
tjyIoa Scaool


USIoS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
out the State of Ohio, in every city, Union
Schools have been established as part Of
the plan Of public instruction. In this city
we yesterday had examples ofthe high state
Of efficiency 10 which they can be raised
and the public confidence and populnri-
ty which they can attain. We were never
more pleased than in witnessing the exer-
cises at the rooms of Miss Wilcox and Miss
Hale, nrd we feel confident tlsht- a visit TO
their rooms, on Tomorrow, Will amply repay
our citizens. We are sorry to note howev.
er, that there seems to be a want Of inter
estupon the part Of parents in these exercis-
es. Parents should encourage, by their
presence, not only the teachers engaged in
the education Of their children, but also ex'
sPirit Of emulation in the children
themselves. The artistic skill of the stu
dents was fully aud favorably displayed by
the numerous monoehromatic paintings
whicEadorned the room. AS the exercises
will not close until Tomorrow, we defer any
further remarks until next week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
FAIRFIELD co. CLOTHING STORE.
GEORGE III. SMITH,

GEORGE III. SMITH,
A Thieo.A staAd on main street, between Reber &
IA kutz's sure AID John Lyons, has Just received
and opened a neN and well selected
STOCK OF SPRlSG AND SKINNER GOODS,
1t embraces the worry, est ofblack and Blue French
and English cloths and casSimcrcs, which " i'll be sold
low and made to order in the 'atest styles and by the
best Of workmen. Also, q beautiful variety OF
FANCY c~ASSIMERES ANG yRSTINGS.
Which have been selected with great Sorr, from the
latest and most fashionable patterns, an cannot fail
to p'easo.
CLOTHING ron MEN AND BOYS.
Made up in the best manner and embracing alArge
variety, always on hand. q csltt 4.atbN tHst-
In addition, he has on hand tho best ofblack satin
aud silk vestlngs, and large variety of hosiery, tus-
penders, handkerchiels, cravats and in word all tbs
articles usually eptAt such an, establishment.
fg His long experience in the business enables him 10
purchase the best Of Goods and Clothing at tho low
est rates, so that he Is enabled to give his customers
as good bargains as can be obtained elsewhere; and he
would assure the public that he is not to DO beaten
either in the quality Of his goods, the style Of the
work or the pIice-by any other establishment.
CALL AND SEE.
The old customers Of tho establishment and all
others who may fal or him with a call, viii, find him
willing to do Just as he says, and his goods Of the
kind recommended. U AA
G-Rcnembsr the Place for fine Goods and good
BaTgains. GEORGE II. SMITH
Lancaster, April 8, 1858
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THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Meesrs. CInrke. Wrirht A. 60.

Mcssrs. Clarke, Wright d Co.,
UAVE ;skan. for term Of years, the Foundry
IL owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Co
where they arc determined to be on hand with all such
articles in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARlOUR STOVES,
NR-MILL GEARING, MACHINE
&z2R CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, Of
various patterns, warranted a superior arli, 10, toseth.
or with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S Cornstalk and Straw Cutter,
An article superior to all others of the kind in the
country, and one TO which we invite the special at
tention Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
SHOCK corn for high feeding or ~fattening stock, will
save from 80 to 40 per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
Is nearly or quite equal to hay for feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an scre Orwell saved corn fod-
der worth two acfes of the bess gfowh hay In Ohio.
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
We are also preparing TO furnish 10 order
McCoRMICk'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT.
TER AND MooRE'S WHEAT DRILL. /,
Farmers give US call. Everybody give MS call,
and buy our goods and wares, our plonghs and shares,
and we will try in turn TO buy your corn, your wheat
your Hour, your meat, your hay, your oats, your
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire TO spare, Of
broken pots and other ware. We therefore Rave the
highest hope, without designing any Jake, that YOU
will give q liberal share Of patronage to US who are
determined 10 do business on tho most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT & co
Lancaster, February 10, 1853 40
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PHILADELPHIA AT YOUR doom.

80
EHNHE Agent of the PHIIADELPHIA ComMIssIoN
Il SroRe, is again at home, and the world gem
srally has contributed to the splendid assortment OF
Dry Goods, now receiving at this celebrated es
Adjustments which viii be sold Lou, Botc, Lor, for
CASH ONLY. The stock consists in part II. H
BLACK SILKs-Grod de Rhine, Ripp and muscatenes.
Fancy SILKs-Brocades, Gtace, Gro dc Maps and
Wash Silks. ~ l."ff
DREas GooDs-Gransdenes, Bareges. figured and
Plain: Lawns, brilliantes, barege de Laine, plain, fg
ured and fancy Swisses, soft mufis, bishop l~awnsplain
and figured wash Tarletons, grapes and, %leiSses, all
%colors, and all other kinds Of thin goods.
WARM FABaIos--Merinoes, Alpacas, dc LANES,
linen lustres, Ginghams, ~calicoss, etc. l, stU
FA~EcIEs-L.sces Of eyeTy description, Dress Trim
nings, buttons Of new styles, hosiery q cord linen
handkerchiefs from 10 cents to s., sleeves ,~spencers
cuffs, fancy and plain skirts, bustles, otc. n,r1i
R~rBposs-sPlendid bonnet, neck and ornamental.
Come and see. '3pH
GLovFs--Kid, silk, thread, cotton and mOhair mitts
perfect beauties. $50 sst cg VHflaitf hefj
BsxEErs--Black lace, white and fancy colorcd silk,
Florence braid, lace, gimp, straw, ladies' and misses
all kinds, and cheaper than 'this town ever saw, sLl
prices from f25 cents TO $40. In fact, tho ladies' can
scarcely ask for any thing in their line, not on hand
at fhe Philadclphi Commission Store.
FoR THE GENriEMEN.-On hand Cloths, cas- j.
ncres, (single aud double milad) cashmeretts, Vest
ings all kinds, and some Of them splendid, crayots, cot
ton goods in endless variety, suspenders, silk and
linen hs ndkcrchiefs, etc.
~SUHsrAETIALs FOR HOUSE misunderstanding
all kinds, plsin md plaid ~Insttings, linen and cotton
~sheetings, linton and cotton pillow goods, table cloths
md covers, toweling in endless variety, shirtinps
hrf wn and bleached linen and DOYLE napkins, window
blinds and NAL paper, crumb. cloths, dimity, damask
curtain goods, swiss window curtains from 25 cents
per ward TO $40 n set. ~ Gy Rs
What tho Agent says ho means md no blowing
about IL. The stock is largc, selected with great care,
bought cheap, and must be sod. Come aud avail
yourselves oIstha adssntages oifered. n iE3t'ft
Lancaster, April Z, 1853 AZ eerl Erirrrs