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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

EH1iDsD 1iAhhEr.
CORRECTED DAILY.
Business appears TO be reyiving. from the in
creased busting of drays and wagons in our
srfeess
FLOUR-The market is firm and but little do
ing in ,ur report of yesterday we left out an in
the quantity OF Flour in first brands 1t shc uid
have been 20 G, 900 bbis Holders demand S5-
bu; shippers not willing To go over s42 to- z
TOBACCO.-The market is active, and sales
continue a, tu'l prices. Prime Shipping and Manu-
featuring in cemsDd.
WHEAT-We heard Of no sales to-day. The
NIT Offering ~ 20 1'S
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en ann FEET SIS BUTTON WOOD,
OOsIjOU 900 feet / Pooiar

s0 900 FEET SIS BUTTON WOOD,
I0,6U0 feet q 8 and 4 incu Bufa'o Ash
10000 feet ~ and 2inch ROCK Maple
10 600 feet Il White Wood lchair plankl
Lar ding this day from schr s Andrews
This lot of Button Woods one rha, was got ND
for New York furniture manufacturing purposes
and Ia much superior IN quality Of timber TO that
usually got out for tobacco boards, ard ahodgh Il:
costs higher ,rice, |. will De fourd cheaper In
the end than 5rdsnary toz OF TOBACCO be sros
jy9 -. ;. BELYIN q PARKER.
pHIyATK PKACTICK.--Dr PLUME 8
co. nay be consulted, confdenasllY, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruor!ons
Sore Legs, ulcsrs, G,andrIar swelliaas, OF 90
arguments .sypElli,, and all morbid discharges
plants termed femaie s;ssases. The sdysrtiser,
invite attention % their eaerical extrscs Of Wiit
FloEers, which may be regarded a. the very bes;
Afuo's Known, 70 give tozse gssd visoy 10 Certain
Aoasea aud deoltated oreaas as wsii a. 10 ranovaA
s,ys.sm shattered By dissipation or sshsr csu.s
and sent to order. foss PAID letters rsompsy q
landed 70. Once on Frsnkiia straets Mellow e.
Saanaa hose. and hrst door below Trinity carrsf,
e.-s1--oro ~ tslnis aaslzsaR So ap i3-o&w
TO cARPENTER Rs, BUILDERS, GEs.-
! The suosrTibsr has just fitted up stesM en.
gne Tor the prcpulsIon Of Saws, with uhixb 10
proposes % saw sIats and PANEL STUFF ana scunrs
Yosts In the moss accurate and ezpeditious nssat
der, and On the most reasonable terms. His Aa,v,
U located on Brooke Avenue u the corner Of Mar.
STALLS street. a
sp .3-3m JOHN KELLEY
4 VALGABLE ARTICLK.-Nsoy Of he
a disesses Incident TO The warm mon.hs Of cum
mer may b arrested 10 their ncipient ssages 81 ths
uas Of PEfteA, LAdd 4 Goa Extract al Jsmaice
Ginger. 1ssveers viii ind u 70 correct the III ef
fscts Of charge Of water.
For collie sadden pains, aatuienos, indisoetlon.
dyspepsia, "a 10, II Il invalusbls.
PuacELL, LADD 4 CO. Dussisn,
II - Main stEeet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

SUB MARINE BLAsTIEG.-Mons. Maillef.rl
is now engaged, under the authorities of the
general government, in removing "Middle
Rock from the entrance of New Haven har
Dor. On Monday, twelve charges OF powder
each OF l25 pounds, were fired in rapid sue
cession, reducing the heigh, OF the rock a5ou,
one foot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

PkIDE IN DEATH the Duchess of
Buckingham found herself dying, she sent for
Ausus, the herald, and settled all the pomp OF
her funeral ceremony. She was afraid of dying
before the preparations were ready. "Why,"
she ask d, WE ont they send the canopy for
me TO see ii? Let them send it, even though
the tassels are not finished"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

EAYaEk BELTING.-We are receiving
L. By every steamship from New York additions
to our aiready very complete stock of "patent Ms-
chine Stretched Leather Bands " Every sale OF
this article adds to its reputation. So much care
is used in its son that such is necessarily
the result. The material is FIRST selected from the
very best oak tanned leather. he segments to
form the Belts then from the heart or solId
part only the side-these next stretched both
wet and dry most thoroughly by powerful ma
chimes alter which they are united to form the
band by being cemented aud double.riveted; the
band itself ia then again stretched and if any seq
msn does not draw straight it is at cnce taken out
and replaced by one that will:
Practical mea ty considering the above, will st
once be struck by the immense superiority that
these Belts must have over all others. We invite
them to call at our store, corner Cary and Pearl
streets, and examine Them They will speak for
themselves WILLIAMS d BOTHER,
iy7 Sole Agents in Virginia.
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ARRIVED,
schr VIM Spear, Bonting, Baltimore, guano to
II Fry
Scar Prince, Jr, Booz, Baltimore, gcano TO 7
Peyt0n
Schr Exit Gray, Nsnsemond, bacon to owner
SAILED,
Schr Henrico, Chester, New York mdz
Schr Barnaaat Fi.che. in ballast
S.-smer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdz
Scar Columbia, Landea, in ballast
Schr LeaudeI, masrs. coal.
New YoRX, July 10 -Gteared, schr Haxall, CHI
CHI ssIer. for Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

HORRIBLE DEATH BY CAMPHEsE.-Ab bout
nine o'clock on Thursday evening of last
week, William H. Harrison was in the act OF
filing camphene lamp, which was then burn.
ing near his bed, when the lamp exploded
and set his clothes on fire, and burned them
entirely Off his body, and 80 badly burned him
that he died from thu effects of i, the next
morning. His wife, who was near by. was
sadly burned, and is very low at present,
though it is expected that she will recover
Chittenago ". y, Gas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

N0T SELLING OFF 10 CLOsF-NO
nvMbuG-BHfs q HE season has far advanced
nssc determined 10 offer great Bargains Ia Dry
nooos. 81 ssst aredactop OF IS per cant of former
pnssss sadl 70 be c0nvineed of the fact, only cali
80 - re LAWN am selliag 81 IAN cts Bsreees
- 2os lea OF Wits goods for Dreases. and an
80 49, variety es EnsroidsHes. Which must Be-
-.saa E. G0LDSMiF.
e - =. ssff No II Main sfreet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.-A mos, ex
ID cellent and at the same time very agreeable
medicine in the treatment OF oiarrfoea, weakness
of the stomach and bowels, and specially valuable
in the summer complaints of children. tia also q
deli. htiul and refreshing drink when mixed in
equal proportions with Ice water Prepared and
for sale by Z DUVAL d BRO,
iu IL 100 Rank SnnAra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

R KEININGhAM is still selling bargains in
Books and Stationery, st No 225 Broad Street
very pretty assortment of Fancy Articles just
received and for sale low.
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot, Gleason's Pic.
toral, and number of other papers regularly re-
ceived. jy3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

THh NEW SKIING CANDLEsTsUh.
i This article has long been wanted. and has now
reached to perfection. The candle Is made te main
tain the same height. and 10 an inyentiox which
all housekeepers ousat to pasronize. For sale q,
the store Of I'D. y. EVANS,
nv % lit Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16
rHuRCH Music BoOKs.-A MORRIS,

CHuRcH music BOOKs.-A MORRIS,
l NJ e. Mir strpet respectfully invites attention
10 his stock Of Church Singing Books; among
which ara the following; -.
Boston Academy Collection
New Gamma sacra
Carmna Sacra
Cantus Eccesa
Rnstpu Anthem Books
Chants OF the Episcopal Church
Du,cirnsr
Handel and Haydn Collection
Modern Psalnist
Mason's Sacred Harp
Mozart Collection
Presby,erisn Psalmcdist
Southern Harmony
Beethoven Collection
Cantics Lauds
And many other kinds
Together with large assortment of Instruction
Books for the Piano Forte, Organ, Melodeop, Vic
lin, Accordion, Guitar, and other Musical Ipstru
ments-at the lowest prices. jyl3
NEW music FOR TIE Piano AND
IN GUITAR--Just received by HAROLD &
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems of German Songs,
by Spohr, l24 cts
oh Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell, a5 cts
Wild Flowers, do, Wallace SO cts
Oh While Adown Lies Stream We Glide Hew.
IT, I24 cts s5
Within Mile of Edinburgh, by Catharine Kayea,
25 cts
Affection Polka, by C, 1911 cts
The Jessamina Polka, by A EN-, 10! cts
Merry Morn Waltz, by Lehman, 12x cts
Logsnsport Waltz, by Davis, l2k cts
West Point Dream Waltz, IS cts
La Pasadita, Mexican National Air Song, for
Guitar, l2s cts
When the Moon on tine Lake Is Beanfng, l24 cts
WOODS Of Green Erin. Guitar. lax cts
Whisper One Gentle Word, Guitar, lax cts
my % a
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.
IN Great Truths by Great Authors; A Dictionary
of Aids to Reflection; Quotations of Maxims, Meta.
phors, Counsels Cautions, Aphorsins, Proverbs,
&c, &o-from writers of all ages and both Hemis.
pheres
Spiritual Vampirism; The History of ETHEREAL
Softdown, and her Friends of the New Lightly
w Weber
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, By w Thomas
NIB
Tales of the Southern Border, by C w Weber,
author of old Hicks the Guide, Shot In the Eye
&c, &c .....
The Poetical Works of John Milton, with Life
of the Auth r; Preliminary Dissertations on eacn
Poem, Notes Critical and Explanatory. an index 10
the Subjects of Paradise Lost. aud Verbal Index
to all the Poems Edited by Charles Dexter Cleve
land. =,
Eptomeo of Greek and Romsn Mythology, with
explanatory Notes aud Vocabulary, BY Joan
Hart LII D; Principal OF the Philadelphia HIgn
School, member OF The American Philosophical
Society, &C. DC
For ass by JAMES b. GLIB, Ho %,
my 10 Opposite Clty hotei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

0EASDNABLE GOODs.-Our assortment of
~ Goods is suil very great. and we call the atseL.
tion of purchasers to our Stock
Plain and Figared Blk ana Colored Silks
Black Crspes, Bombsziues and Apscss
Organdie Musiibs Jaconets, Lawns
Bereses, Ginghams, Bese2e de LANES, &c &c, in
Dress Goods.
Also, Hdkfs Hosiery, and Gloves of all kinds
Fans, Collars and Cnernizs,tes
Muslin and Cambria Trimming &c.
Our Stock of Domestic Goods 10 also good. Be-
ing anxious to reduce our STOCK we are Offering
barsains ce C HARTWELL 4; co.
Tvs G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

NIOTIGE.-lnteudin2 to discontinue business
IN in Richmond. all accounts due me will be-
placed 10 the banda of Mr. Edward Escho, for
collection, sfer lss of July. All persons holding
clAims sgsirst me will please present them to him
for payment, and all persons Indebted 20 me viii
plesse make payment to him without delay.
10 - THOMAS E. PACE
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l9h. ARTIFIUiAA Tkh2A-

ESEDEIEzTA. AhTlEEGiAA II e ~ H
NS&A GREAT AND IMPORTANT In
~TYHTTsp PROVEMEHT.-The undersigned
have purchased the right to use Dr.
Aliens Patent Improvement in the mode of insert
ing artificial teeth which 10 one of the greatest and
most important inventions ever made IN taisbranch
CT the Dentists art. $3.50
The improvement consists In the employment OF
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the COM
ple.s union OF sill the teeth by scious compound,
which the time forms the most beautiful and
natural looking gun, and iing up all cre7ices and
Irregularities and and rendering tmpossiole for the
teeth to become unpleasant to the wearer by tbs
accumulation of particles of food or other substan-
ces between them. No other mode OF mounting
artificial teeth is comparable to this in any fespect
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way. aud not giving satsfacson0 are invited to try
this invention which they can do at but little add-
tional cost
We shall be pleased to show specimens OF this
kind of work, to any persons who will call at our
Office whether they want artificial teeth or not
WAYT e. MAHONY Dentists,
myl7-d&wts OEice 200 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

yNHE partnership heretofore existing between
4 BROWN d. KEININGHAm, il dissolved by
mutual cGnsent
JOSEPH KEINISGHAM will in future be
found at his store. 225 Broad Street. where he viii
be glad to receive orders from his friends In any
department of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-
factu fing-s6ding the promise thai ais work shall
be well done and at the lowest rates.
6tL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

nREAT ATTRACTION !!-BARGAIN5 IN
VI DRESS GOODS We are determined 70 Close
out our entire stock of Summer Dress Goods, ant
from this day we viii odar great Inducements to
al persons who have not yet supplied themselves.
We have handsome styles Of
Brocads and plain Silks, from 62x cents per
yard up
Berege De Lanes at l2k cts per yard
Bereees at ls Ter yard and upwards
Lawns at CT eta
MOURNING Foulard Silks ct 80 cts
Hosiery, Gloves, Fens, CamDric Hdkfs, Cambria
AID Muslin Inserting and EdsiDgs, Worked Collars,
DC, &c, DC.
For Bargains, call soon at the cheap, new Store
of HART a. MOSES,
iy Ia e3 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

GENUINE SALAMANDER SAEEs,-
" The sabsarioeris now receiving a full sssort
ment Of - g Herrings Wiidsrs Patent salansn.
der ssfes Qhone others are genuine but taose
athouAsnd hres took tbs premium a, ,ns Vorld's
Far and viii take u everywhere The subscri Der
osag Agent Tor the State OF Virginia. l. urep "a
g s.,s them msoutacsared 70 order, Of auy sirs
..o.,s ~ - JUL; All merchants. brokers. bsnks,
msnosr sSts Call ct 1856 Cary street, and make
=. 800 = 49, McUANDLiSH, in,
~ snes fe=z 3 1aS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16
DIR. GORDON HARRIS.
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
~ rouSpKR OF THE .1
BALTIMORE LOCK INfIkMaRY

n. ~ ToUSpn nc ~ -, InS ~
No 81 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange BalIdins and Post ofi,e.
TfNHOsE recurring medical or surgical Aid BY
l. applying 10 Or H., NAV secure skiIlnl trraf.
msnt and sdycs. while sli con munics,ivns viii Ia
sacredly shielded BY the E.;, of professional IA
nor ~
Aware of the Diff Guilty with tba psh,ic m a,..r,
inmate In newspaper I'd vsrrsensnt Be-, wesn sns
,snsioni OF zoe designing snd dangerous qusck, DR.
will cheerfuiIy give, when applied ID, such pri.
va.e references as viii fully saiisiy ali who require
his services, :. al
BEWARE OF EoSrRUAsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

"a <. LAWRRNCE e C0.ss s..ers--
w Bark and Pale stock Ala, u wkoss
mais. Per sals by
isss-H JB arEGAI>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

r. I;ENTL ENEN-S PUMP SOLE
BOOTS, CITY MADE The subscriber
would most respectfully call tn +. Affection OF
~ gentlemen to mis- assortment OF fine dress
Boo,s. Of superior quality manufactured by BIN
self All that he asks ID call from those In want OF
. fine dress Boot, OF good quality tor summer wear,
of mis- own manufacture. ALEX. HlLL,
Manufacturer snd dealer Ia Boots, Shoes. Trunks,
Cape. Bags, sc. &c, No I27 Main street.
Ia
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MERCHAnT TAILORING-I

IA MERCHANT TAILORISE.-Tfs
"A undersigned begs leave to inform tns pub
III lie that ne has on hand fine assortment of
-A<s- Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings,
which he will be pleased 70 maks w IN best style
and on reasonable tsrms }l sk
lie takes this method of informing his friends
that ne hss secured the services OF Mr. WILLIAM
ALLEN, so long and favorebiy known as a Mer-
chant Tailor in this city; and every exsrrion will
be made TO give satisfaction TO tnose VINO may ia
v0r as with their patronage.
He has on hand a good assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing, Manufactured in tnts city. which
will sell on the moat liberal terms Please bear In
mind tho clothing being made here gives employ
ment to our own people, who ezpend their earn
ings amongus. w. Ii. BENSON
Having connected myself with M. w 4 b., /
respectfully ask the patronage Of my friends aud
customers. w. ALLEN.
an 27-tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

NREAT BARGAINS IN RUnks. al
" No. l34 Main Street.-The sub c'ioer
intending 10 close out his stock of Trunks, will of
fer them at such low prices as will ensure sales to
all in want. Travellers 10 want OF large size
Trupks, are particularly solicited to call on
j. d. GOODMAN,
No l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
Ia 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

MOOD Fox s-ALh.--ihe SUBSCRIBER raVins
W large quantity CT Wood 70 d spose OF, has
found 1t convenisEt to take yard for that purpose
His yard Is on Broad street, opposite Brook.
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be le!t at IN
stores OF q. G. Herring ESQ, Mes 70 aeeve&a Blsr
Jas g. SHELTON Esq, or at tie ysrd, which will mesi
WITH prompt attention.
He has on hand about roc cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood which ne viii sell At the market price
Ia ,o-ta JOHN F. REEVE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

Am s K n q STGGA.-I ana x<asY
IL now In receipt of my orins s:ock OF cCseaz9
Goods, consisting of Hats, Cape. Boots, Shoes.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem II
needless TO particuiarize suffice 10 to say that my
stock comprises all the new styles OF goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers of all the
Northern cities, which invite the attention OF
purchasers, assuring them that pains shall be
spared 70 please them. JEO THOMPSON,
apS No 81 saia street
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rss7w PIANOS. p. n. TAYLOR !.
s:'s s.ss. 'is s {. ;s,::: !: ::

Nl[x consiantIy rcceivinr eIeasce -
IA q d uplsln Pianos from tbs pcs5uis, -. -
kers, NUNS & Clark
These INSTRUMENTS received the great gold ~sxe.
they have invariably received the fra pr;r. Z, ~
American lnstitute Fairs in this country tn -
cornbine all the modern improvements vim s .sy
Messlitc Frame and patent orr sfYsags sn5 -
confidently recommended for ssestnsss Of Ion. "a
greas aar0oafy, which quality VIII be agprsessssd
In the country, where good tuners are ssIso,.
found 'Aa
T. II. Taylor has sold these instrunsn.,t a sh,.
cis Tor the last seventeen years 10 the entire sss
faction Of bis numerous CUSTOMERS
p Old Pianos taken In part pay
Piano Stools and Music, (the largest and bess
collection In the Stase) Violin and Ga,tar ssr4ros
Violins snd Ggitsrs of the best qualify. Il IN
prices sa Phi. TAYLOR,
$40 Piano and Music Stors
oc D 1850 Main street. Opposite tba Raphs
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1cKre-IIsIIIIh e u y I n n I n e u II
= SSiIll3sffRRs55i5s BOATS FOR LYNCHBURG -
leaving Wednesday, and Saturday s.-The
Canal boats CLINTON, Capt Donald, sud UNION,
Captain Plunkert, leave on Wed nesdays. DES.
PATCH, Capt Cook, and B LIE, Capt johnson,
leave saturdays. The above boats leaves re.
gulary as they advertised. Freight received
for this line at all times except Saturdays after
O'Clock. ALFRED s. LEE,
sp l8-ts North Side of Basin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

~ B.LUCK,
u. STOCK ana LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GoyEaNoR STREET.
Stocks Bought and sold on Commission the
highesI price paid Tor Land Warrants
Gold and silver Wanted.
~ Prize tcketsin all Lotteries Eo!d In Lot
teries under the management OF Il France d. Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of T. France Il Co, I'D
dressed to them at Richmond, will meet with
pr Hmpt attention.
mp2 c. =. LUX
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

TYR Y ArHER AND THE CROPS Amos
.x..v ne..sr which comes to hand is filled with
,s,or,s of the state of the weather aud th'
creps. In oil quarters there appears TO hav'
he.n abundance of rain, which, long iookef
o., has come at last, TO the satisfaction
.vs,v body. We hear the same news iron
s.m,eryille, Charleston, Columbia, Barnwei'
p;ckens. AbbssiIle, and UpionTiiie, 3. Co aad
from Savannah, Gee. We believe that all paf's
&c an, s,a,e have been equally favored. Far
-, prown,ow. in the Knoxville, Tennr wing
of the 9th, says: :,
r.r wseks we have been burning up, the
.,a,,s,srrans;ug at % degrees IN the shade
i"sn,h boweyer, God, in has mercy, has
o., ne 6ue rains, and all creation looks lively
and cool. >,
,rh;s 10 another fine illustration OF the truth
~. ..v;nv thst the rain +" falleth alike upor
the Jus, and the unjust"
Nrw ORLEANS AND MeBiLE.-The Mobile
Tr,bune learns that an arrangement has beer
n,de between the Mobile and New Oriean.
p.;rosd Company of Mobile and Ponchartrair
P.;Irosd COMPANY Of New Orleans, by which
q CONTINUOUS road will be constructed from
CITY to city. Books will be opened in Mobil,
within few days for the subscription of hal
a million of dollars 10 the capital stock of III,
Mobile Company. Surveys of the route vii
commence Immediately. The completion 0
this road will form an important link in tbs
line of direct railroad communication will
New Orleans, and add much to the speed a;
well as certainty Of communication between
that city and other parts of the country.
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

Dow ID Il R.-I20O Kegs Du Ponts Blasting
L adoat, and expected BY the time the Canal
opens
1900 Kegs Sporting and Blasting in Magazine
100 coo feet safety Fuse. for sale BY
iv l3 EDWIN WDkrHAM CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

D HESAsH WINES. An invoice, consist
H ing Of
Rudesheirner
Iisbpsnmich
Prince Metternich's Yellow Seal Cabinet and
Sparkling Moselle of my own importation, re.
ceived, and for sale.
Tvs RM BURTON
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-14
AneCdOte.

Old mother Bender was pious, but
POOR. In the midst OF her extreme want,
her trust and confder ce was in God. 1t
was late one chilly night, in the autumn
of the year, that two rather wild young
men were passing near her little cottage
on their way home. One of them hrd
under his arm some loaves of bread
which he had procured at the village
store. A faint light fllckered from moth.
er Bender'S easement. Said the one who
had the loaves, to his companion, "Let
us have some fun with the old woman" -"
agreed said the other. They sp.
preached the house, and peeping in at
the window, saw the old lady upon her
knees by the hearth. where few embers
we're Smoulderng in the ashes. She was
engaged in prayer. They listened, and
heard her offering earnest petitions for
bread. She was entirely destitute offood
In iurlherance of their fun, one Of them
with the loaves, climbed softly up to the
low roof Of the cottage, and dropping one
loaf after the other down the chimney
As they rolled out upon the hearth they
caught the old lady's eye, and in the full
ness Of her heart she exclaimed, "Thank
the Lord--bless the Lord for his bounty"
But the Lord didn't send thtm," shouted
a voice down the chimney. "Yes he
did," she cried undaunted, the Lord sent
them, but the Devil brought them.
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The Bath of MOntczuma.

The MexicaDs show the traveller cir.
cular excavation in solid porphyry, which
they call the Bath Of Montczuma. They
seem TO be ignorant of its true history
Ii was constructed by the king Nezahual.
coyott, whose reign was one of the most
eventiu in the annals of the AzteeS. Ac.
cording to Prescott, Nezahaulcoyoit made
his capitol the Athens Of the Western
World. "The Tezcucan monarch him.
self entered the field of literary competi-
ton as poet, and specimens Of his works
preserved by his descendants, ev;nce
signal ability. But his time was not
wholly given 10 the labors Of the study
and cabinet, The camp received an
equal share Of his attention. He led the
armies OF the allied nations Of Tezuco,
Mexico and Tlacopan in their annual ex.
petitions, and enlarged his realm and re-
sources. The captives taken in war were
employed upon the public works. and
the immense royal palace and the the vii
las of the king. These latter were em.
bellished with all that could make rura
retreat delightful, and some remains o
their magnifcence are still extant, among
which an excavation of the solid porphyry
is shown by the ignorant people as tht
Bath of Montezuma. Nezahualcoyot
died about l470 after reign of fit,
years.--Fdmily Friend.