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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

BALLOON AscENsION.-ThOse who wit
messed Professor Elliotts ascension from Slash Cot
tage week or two since, will doubtless be pleased
to learn that he is to make his second ascension
from that place on tho 10th of August Arrange.
ments have been made for extra trains of cars from
this city to the 'Slashes," and provision will be
made for accommodating the multitude In the most
agreeable manner, on reaching the Cottage In ad
dition to this, Smiths Armory Band has been en-
gagged to furnish music. and we understand will
bring out some new and appropriate pieces on the
occasion. To those who have never witnessed an
ascension, we have only to say this Is an admi-
rable opportunity for doing 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

STRIKING SIsN.-Over the new store sec.
ond door west of the Exchange Bank, Just compile.
ted for Juan Pizzin is affixed large and noted sgn.
with ngures handsomely painted upon ii, represent
ing old "Krss Kringle" ia the act of descendinn |.
chimney his back loaded with toys and trinkets Of
all kinns as Christmas presents for good bows and
girls The representation is the most 6tiinp one
we syer saw on coniection and toy establishment.
ne throws open bis doors for the call Of customers
The Interior OF this store is fitted up In the most an
peib STYLE and does great credit TO the dranahts.
man who planned it, and the workmen who execr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

UNHEALTHY PLACE.-The Eastern Dor
ton of Rockets not far from Gillies creek is said
to be very sickly at this time, and If rumors are
true, more white persons have died from cholera
in that neighborhood this summer, than In every
other portion OF the city. This may very readily
be accounted for, ii filth and unpleasant scents en-
gender the disease; for not far from Tylers row is
large stagnant pond of water sufficiently often.
sive to produce yellow fever. Something should
be done, at once to sbate this dangerous nuisance,
and if the Mayor of the city has the power, we are
perfectly satisfied that he will give 1t his attention.
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RE2G5agaNs Tr, M 4: :, PUBLlcA-

A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
Bennett on Pulmonary Erubercuasis and on the
Local Medication of Phary geal and Laryngeal Dis.
frequently mistaken for or associated with
Phthiss; in one vol, BY III Hughes Bennett. NJ d..
F. RS E.-$l Is.
The Modern Treatment of Syphilitic Diseases
both primary and second ry comprising the treat
msnt of constitutional am confirmed Syphilis by
safe and successful methbd, with numerous cases
formula and clinical obseEvations by Langston Par.
ker, from the Sd London edition-Sl.75
Hughes Anscutatok and Perc ussion-$I.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
Braithwaits Restropect, No. % to July, 1881.
American Journal eff Medical Sciences for July
1854.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for July 1885,
Stethoscope and Virginia Medical Journal for July
1854.
Chambers Journal, part G. for July, I854-25c.
Godey's Lady's Book for August I854-25c
Harpers Magazine for July. 1854-25c.
The Law Library f. r July, 1854 jy "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

STEALING MoNEY.-GeOrge, a slave to
William S. Trplett was brought before Alderman
Farrar yesterday morning, charged with stealing
one dollar from Michael Downs, day or two since
Downs stated that he keeps shop for the sale of
watermeons, etc, and that the prisoner came In
and asked the price of one. While endeavoring to
make a trade, cart drove up to the door, and
Downs stepped out to see what was in it. In his
absence George pocketed what change he could
find, and left the house by the back door, Mrs.
Downs seeing him depart, but not knowing that he
had taken any thing Yesterday morning, while
Downs was standing on the street, George came
up and shook hands with him. Downs seized him
and demanded his money. George protested his
innocence but finding that he could not get away,
picked up brick bat and gave Downs slight blow
on the head, which made him relinquish bis hold
He then ran of, but was pursued and captured; and
ordered twenty stripes for striking Downs with the
brick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

ssOrE WHO WISHES JusTfcE DONE seem.
to have forgotten the lact thst all commune
published in the Dispatcb, are charged iof - = ~.
fisemenfs; and that he also negiee'eu si'i"s
real name s-sses - 80 S5fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

That PoSf,, near Broad and 2Oth streets,
il la a very bad condition The Henr'co 1919 ssss
court should take some notice Of it, when it meets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
THE ROUTE VIA DANVILLE TO
GEORGIA.

The scheme started in Columbia, S. G., no.
ticed by us a few days ago, for the construc-
ton of a road from that place to Augusta, Ca,
has excited much interest in South Caro-
lima along the whole line. The Chesterville
S. c. Standard thinks it of the highest impor-
lance to the Charlotte Railroad. The Char
lotte Railroad unites with the Central, N. c.,
Railroad, with which it is proposed to join the
Danville Road When the two last remain
ing connecting links are completed, this line
will have perhaps the heaviest travel of all
the competing routes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

THE MAYoR was prevented from attend
in. his Court yesterday morning, by indisposi.lol
10 his family. Alderman Farrar was present. ano
nfficiafed In hia eteAd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

The Bs1emsn Chiidren have respsd an spormou,
tsrveet = Caffornda. 1hsy assexpected back here
tbout tho LIT Of September. ''s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

MrcHAsrcs' IssrrrurE.-Isi 1t necessary
a. M 10 remind the mechanics Of the eitJ-smpioy
3. and neymen-thst to night b the time sp-
o;nt.d for tbs election Of officers Of the Institute
ana that oil Who feel any interest in It's success
.hou,d be present at early hour and enroll their
names 90 that each may have voice In selecting
.,,t.b,s persons to Gil the various oficesf II the
,ortins men Of the city do NOT come forward in thei
strength to the support ofthis Association u eanns
po.shly succeed. All the good It can effect viii be
theirs and their children and for that reason they
.bouIi take hold Of 1t with Dissemination to crown
their efforts with success We shall not AZ this late
hour. make any appeal to them TO stand together in
advancing their own interests I they do not feel
the Importance of union and concert Of action, moth
ins we can say will convince them lfthey do. then
thew will assemble at Metropolitan Hall, at O'Clock
tonight, and give the Institute such start as
win ensure its prosperity in all time to come. Re-
me nber the place and hour-Metropolitan Hall, and
ri o'clock P. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

WATERMELoNs are said to be less healthv
TINS year than usual We have heard 81 s~-s.:y,
aestns produced b their uae Those Who 81 shs.,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

OPENING path STREET. Application
viii De made to the county court of Henrico :,
its next session, to have Gath street. from Ma
70 streets opened as public thoroughfare Sew
street. have erected strong and substan,;a, hr;d
across the rayne between these two streets and i,
Is now as little as the court can do TO have os,t'
street opened for their accommodation. Indiyid'
,;d nsse no right to enclose public highways or
trouble and losses '1us' eApeci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
THE DAILY DISPATCH
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Persons leaving home for the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length Of time they may want 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

Y'HE BEST AND CHEAPEST
\ LAWNS GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
LEVYS CHEAP STORES, Nos. Is and rs Main 81.
10000 yds Lawn, for Ladies' dresses are now sell.
ing of to close sales, at unprecedented low prices
trst-rate shilling Lawn, fast coors and good aua
ty, for a SlxPENCE. AFULL DRESS PATTERN
OF nine yards, A. goods, for ONLY IS CENTS, =
Also. good article for ONLY A FOURPENCE
YARD. usually sold for ninspepce
Call and look, and you cannot fail to purchase.
JACOB A. LEVY,
Old Established Cheap Stores
~ Z9-2tr Nos. Is and rs Main At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HoTEL-w Boulvare' King q
oas:n chsppsnI; t Bat, wilson, R.aaf RccsSrdss
syI S svsI Mis- Silver. Cincinnati Miss Turner
Amelia; W Morris, va; Mrs VIM Morris: child
IT, I .Ss e e, W mr.. f sssss
ssasD Saa: qty smith
Miss Harrison, Richmond; Garland ~ tr T;n.
burg; Chandler Norf01s; Mp, ? Ja Tsss. l ~
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-ws Dix, King Queen
Col Webster. Amelia; r Wei.iger, b c Mosby'
Powhatan; j Sims, Chesterfield; " Scott Richm'd;
GneftbiH% sn Wy f psnSs kswI i
Watkins; Hagin, Powhetan; Gates, Chester.
field; w Howard Ala; AndeTso. Cl15ksy nae
kics. Powhatsn; W Tupman, N Y; Telly Bait; J
G SPOTS, Richmsnd J H Watkins, King Queen.
AMERICAN HoTEL.--T clsughton. Va; W
Clark. lady and child Ga; Armistead. Ham pton;
] Barnes, Georgetown; y Wiley. Amelia; 7
y vine Crsnshsw, smith. j., Richmond; D
East. Bedford; R Hyde. Amelis; a Coke, Phila;
Wisgssw0Ih vi bas Stan aa;
w Dove, Detroit; Il Walker, Cal; w Turpin,
Powhatan.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-wm Granger, VIM
Ensland; w g Garrett. Texas G Cru%p, n Kent;
N A Thompson, Va r q; Gumpsl. Philada; w g
n ws0R f s1adsy Esm ksn
vile; w Clopton, A Mason, New Kent M
Tanguary, Tennessee; Love, Richmond
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
Thomas Skinner, Commander
D CAddington. Mrs w Smith and daughter 4
Nichols. Capt g Dix, VIM Parkesson; Geo M
] Clifford L Manning, T C Landrend, r @ John
son, ] Read, H Stuart, G Brooks l. Hammer,
Geo Woodson. M Fleming, w Urquhart
Dornin w Warwick, r P Pattsn, A Eidridge,
r Wharton, J Allen, Hanck, C Morris,
A Chandler, Mrs U L Thompson and servt, Miss L
c Adams, Jones and lady, Miss Skinner,
Miss NJ Capp. Miss Parrish, John Savage
ter Miss Potter, M Dunn Mrs Z Morrison, B
] Edmonds, ] Smith, and n in steerage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
BROAD ROCK RACES


"a ANA WILL commence on
AASNT> the third TUESDAY in DC
.2N tober, 1854.
for three year old colts and fleye; mile heats: 500
entrance, half forfeit Closed with three subscrbers
as follows
PS. Fowler names g. g. Little Arthur, by import.
ed Glencoe.
9. w. Dallahunt names CHI. colt Henry, by import.
ed Glencoe. - -
Calvin Green names Dr. f. Augusta, by Ainderby,
dam Princess Anne.
SECOND R4cE-same Day.-sweep-,take for four
name and close on the 10th Sep aember
% DAy-WE DIN E SDA Y.-Proprietor' Purse.
&30O; mile heats free for all ages
SD DAY-THURSDAY>- Jockey Club Purse $500.
5 mile heats; free for all ages
4TH DAY-FRIDAY-A Sweep-stake for wear
old colts and flleys mile heats e200 entrance half
forfeit. Closed with the following entries:
3. Fowler namesg. Little Arthur, by import.
g w Dallahunt names CHI. colt Henry by import.
P.s. Fowler names b. Terr6sr by imported So
ton. - seee' yam " DUE
Capt John Belcher names ch flley. bv railvHo
Csivin Green names Messrs. boswell and Fsfne,
o &c BY Childe Harold, dam Emily Thomas
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Sweep.Stakc for four
year olds two mile heats $500 entrance hall
.5rH DAY-SATURDAY.-Swee stake for ves,
o'ds, that never run race; 2 mile heats: e500 en-
trance hslfforfei' To name and close on the 18th
kAasosf, three or more to make race. Two subscri
~ 9s-Wtsts CALVIN GREEN. Prou,r.
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IMPRoPER DRlvlxc.-A negro wom.n 3,

IMPROPER DRivINs.-A neo,o wo,,
run aeains. and Knocked down nv . go
.oa furniture wagon, yesterday mornine. ~h;1s
M.;n 's tn nosaInor street At IT. intersection vi i
MAIN s.1 Inc negro fellow was driving The hnr.s
ms5 . cd a inc time, and when he saw The wo
vent his asriking her as she passed. For,ro Pc
ss receised no serious injury BY the accident ~;
wnnaandlns she was very nigh being kilIed Sr cs
cafe'essncss deserves severe punishmens SASa'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
D1soRDERLY.-A moor cr;nn,.

DlsoRDERLY--A poor cripple named
Dabney Frost, was arrested by officer TvIsr \. ),
Ihursday afternoon and brought before Aiderma nan
Of bes,Ss Ml' morning 70 answer the charge
suing her into George H. fuckers hon.s uu t PVT,
nis wlis wa: lying seriously ill., thereby iishtsnipe
her almost into fits The evidence Of init w.s
mos and he was therefore required to
y;or Sor Y. "a nS sum OF sl00 for his good be.
sent 10 prison. ~ "uca, ne was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

FIRE.-At 3 o. clock Yesterday morning
a pile of valuable timber, in the boat yard of
Messrs Hartman & Tippin, on the James River and
Kanawha Canal, near the gauge dock, was set on
fire and entirely consumed. These gentlemen were
new beginners. and having no insurance ON their
stock. the loss falls heavily upon them, which they
estimate at 80 900. The location of the yard was
such that the fire engines could not reach 1t from
either side of the canal, consequently the fire
burned every inch Of timber that it came in on
tact with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

NE DAN FILIIE NOaD CONNLOIIO4ND'
The Milton Spectator states that the can
didates for the Legislature in Rockingham
county, N. c., have come out strongly in IA
vor of connection from Danville, between
the Richmond and Danville Railroad and the
North Carolina Central Railroad.
The Spectator thinks the connection will
not be promptly made, but says that there is
every reason to believe that the feeling in
favor of it is increasing in the Western and
Southwestern portions of North Carolina.
The Spectator is printed in Milton, N. c., and
it contends that the shortest and best route
of connection with the Central North Caro-
lima Railroad, viii be through Caswell coun :
ty and that town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

Loss BY FIRE.-The loss by the burning
Of the Messrs. GiIliams factory on Thursday night
asst was greater than at first supposed, but was
nearly covered by insurance. The building be.
longing to the estate of the late Poitiaux Robinson
deceased, was insured for SIS, 000-the Richmond
Fire Association having S50O0 the Virginia Fire and
Marine $1,000; and the Petersburg Fire and Marine
$4,000. The Messrs Gillian had an insurance of
$40 600 on stheir stock and ixtures-Sl0,000 of
which were in the IEtna;" $1,000 in the
Protection" and $4,000 in the +" Hartford."-
iney nave no. ye. DEED ao.e TO h. -. wma Ger
seems to prevail that it will not exceed S25 600 If
this conjecture proves true, they are extremely
lucky, all things considered.
The Messrs Gillian were looked upon as among
the most enterprising manufacturing firms in our
city, and our people generally sympathise deeply
with them in their losses and the breaking up of
their business. The want of employment for their
large force, now idle, will increase their losses
somewhat, unless they can procure another factory
and go to work at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

tUK kENT-Some good STABLES, n
= the immediate neighborhood Of the urrsr :. :,
keG Applys GRONIN0'S H0TEL
y est. Corner Mauhall and GIN sts
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Rnee1AR CAueHr-About y O'CLOCK last

BURGLAR CAUGHT.-ADOuG IL o CLOCK ldSI
Thursday night, a colored man. named Columbus
washington in the service of Mr. Venini, north
east corner Of Main and 18th streets, saw q negro
man approach the lumber house of Mr. Wilson
williams on the opposite side of 18th street, apply
the kew to the lock, open the door and enter. Feel
ing assured that something was wrong, Columbus
called another servant when the two walked by the
door, and found it open Seeing several gentlemen
standing short distance off, Columbus got them to
stand guard over the premises, while he went for
the watch1nen, and fading Perrin and Reed at the
cage got them to return with him. In the mean
time the key Of Mr.. Williams store had been pro-
cured, and when the front door was about being
opened, Waterman Perrin heard noise in the back
yard On rushing through the gate, he discovered
negro man attempting to scale the fence, and
made at him, but was caught with a cothesiine and
thrown to the ground, preventing him from making
the capture. The negro succeeded in getting over
the fence, and made bold run for his liberty, but
watchman Reed finally overhauled him and took
him to the cage On reaching the lookup it was
ascertained that the prisoners name was John Will
son, the property of William Allen. Columbus fur
Their stated. that some few nights ago Mr. Venni's
store was entered by slim negro man, resembling
the prisoner, but he would not undertake to say
John Wilson was the man. Alderman Farrar, after
hearing all the facts, ordered the prisoner to re-
ceive thirty nine stripes.
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+. j. III. McCAMPBELL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

LeEaagt0a, Va,
pRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
Il bridge Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch
burg and gives his attention erciasireip to his
sion, as he has done for the lastsIx YEARS.
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Claims
and prompt remittance made. iy29-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

n any. has been made Of the proposition
drawn up by Mr.. McDAsrEL, and submitted
by the Danville Railroad. contains the fol-
lowing:
ExcxILKNr AnRAHGEMEST.-We are pleased to
hear that an arrangement has been enected pc
tween the southeide and and Richmond and Peters
burg Railroads, by which through tickets from
Richmond to Lyuchburg, can be procured At very
moderate sum. Passengers VIII ma TINS most
pleasant and delightful route. Leaving Rich
mond at 1-2 ocieek in the mornine, tney VIII ar
rive At this city In full time to partake OF an excel.
lent breakfast and leave the Southside Depot at
O'Clock. arriving in Lynchburg to dinner. Leaving
fynchburg alter breakfast. they VIII BY the same
route reach Petersburg at O'Clock, just the hour
To enioy A GOOD dinner and then have ample time
to take a pleasant drive through and around our
beautiful CITY, and take the cars for Richmond at
6 o'clock arriving there before dark. by THIS ar
rangement, too the extra charges which tine recent
course pursued by the Ddnville Railroad, has I'M
posed upon passengers for Lynchburg, VIII De
avoided The two roads embraced In this route
are laid with heavy iron, under the management OF
courteous and obliging officers and an accident or
failure to connect either, Is OF sucn rare oc'
currence that the memory OF the Oldest lnnaotant
scarcely reaches sufficiently far back to state with
accuracy when such things did occur. we con-
graduate the travelling public on so excellent an ar
rangement and can assure all, that IL they once
travel it, they can never afterwards be induced 10
take any other. 1t goes into effect, we learn, on
Tuesday next the first of August
The Danville Company charge that this
arrangement" twenty two miles out of the
way, is only new so far as its newspaper pub
licity is concerned, and that it has been IN
existence for very long time, and has been
as effectual as good drumming and election
eering could make it.
What the fare by this arrangement 49,
does not appear; but the Danviile Railroad
officers deny that "extra charges" were in
CURED by breaking up the through ticket
They say the cost of going from Richmond
to Lynchburg was reduced by it as follows
Richmond to the Junction, So; Junction to
the terminus of the Southside Railroad, s2.40
thence by stage to Lynehburg, so cts.---s49O
Price of through tickets, S. !
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P.S. Since the above was written, we have
received the Petsrsburg Express. which. In
stead Of shedding light o. 10 what disposition,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

RANKERS' SCALES, &c-GoId Nj
xnefS and Bankeu Scales and w eiehts for co;,,
buiiton, kc- BsukeI Cssss, with Loeks fer = h ~
jy 20 ZTNNERMAHo y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29

goods just received:
Ladies' Bronze, Morocco Slippers; Ladies' Black
Morocco Slippers; Ladies' Light and Black CATER;
Ladies' pure White Kid Slippers for dancing; Lad GO
pure white Cater Boots, for Balls, Parties, We'd
dDgs &c
Also, Children's Light and Black Ankle Tie, or
Slippers, and nice, at the Metropolitan, Nc. ISL
Main st.
ivs9 C. s. MAURICE
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.

l OST-Between the corner of 9Th and
~ Main. and 7th and Franklin, black Silk DRESS
enclosed in q towel The finder will please leave it
at the Dispstch office. ~ 7-3ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
amusemfnis.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-GG65aa1n1d
ID Exhibiiiop of RARE FOREIGN eiHDS eoe tOOL =.
Tay W, III The week from FRIDAY the x7th Oetoef 20
FRIDAY Sd November 1854 surp.ssne eoes.iS CO. 2,
Choice ard eosy Fowls and Birds las' nPo N.sbnstsn
FRIDAY. Oct n, Isa -1p the AFrEkSsvy1sSsI u a.
"a scls.t TgF MAID AND MAGPlE Abundance %
cent?; children under 10 year., III cents --,y
HOPE CHAPEL, No. 100 Broadway-EVE. In,
Ii EyLNiNs BY HEIR ALExASppEs, IA; i1s
The Rs,rsn vsntriioqsIt Msdsmesee late o. heasSs
in the BssppeUabee; and Master FREpERiCA n me "A
pension. Door open 81 st-eommencins 81 >, pios~>'
mission IS cents, Childrep, half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

brsvsert noase Restaurant, Ffnh-av ;, corner OF
Hsksh~t-fhis establishment, conducted exclusively %
sEaosesB plan has Restaurant sttsched fos "a. aecoG
seasuoa ~ Lsdss and Gentlemen bot festns the noel
pose ard eupper vii be served a. all toos Gu she D0nee
stnr n pivsts rsons or N the Restaurant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
An appropriate Book 20 Present 20 9 Lady.
Il GIrIDIr

An appropriate Book 20 Present 20 Lady.
THE LADIES COMPLETE GUIDE TO
i CROCHET, FANCY KNITTING, and FINE NEEDLE
WORK Price IS cents.
The hest book this sabeet written containing al the
technical terms and characters used descriptions of Crochet
and Fancy Knitting Patterns the Plasy writ
ten and clearly eIsi1ed that learn do the
uo.t patterns Crochet and Knitting By few houu
pssefie The work ~en ana arranged By Mrs ANY D STE
rHfSs
This bok also contains plain directions for every kind Of
Fancy Nesdlework with sad beautiful Edginfs Insertions
&c IL IA illustrated With large number OF beautiful Plates
Patterns Printed in eoofs tinted paper together With wood
~ o, n.te the processes Of knitting sc. The following
Is list Of the contents;
N..slerork history struetons N embroidery
intrs5retiop ionitou crochet collar,
ticniton see collar, Knitted basket,
Pss.on flower in chenille, Initial letters,
C.rS b..ket in crochet. shamrock leaf DOyey,
Border for 9 quilt, rnsote'
Punch. aniin scsss4r, Embroidery.
Deep lace IN crochet, square DOyey,
,rS,tsd insertion Deep lace IN crochet,
AptimaessM Collars ia tsitns,
Net for the hair Crochet insertion,
Berlin work and esnyAs Knitting Instructions,
embroidery, Infants cap crown,
Knitted isce undersleeve. knitted bag,
T.bIe mat. DOyley il squsre crochet.
Gepij.msn''s knitted braces Lady's ehsmlsette,
sral snTs in crochet, Anti;nsesS,ar,
cro5bet D'oyiey. Instru :iOns in t.tias,
Point lace distractions, Embroidery on eambFlc,
Maj with border of mos, spsni.h crochet edsins.
Initials in embroidery, Collar 10 fnVohe,
Prstty esrrisce bag Crochet Insertion.
nDyIey n crochet kbtted Scarf,
Deep pSiIt lace, Night cap in crochet,
CEottst eGsins. Crochet edgins
Crochet iIssrtiJn,
This book /. handsomely got up and bound Ia blue, gilt
binding suitable for the Center Table II you send
present TO a lady, it Is ju,t the thing.
GARRETT Co., Publishers, No. 10 Ann st., " Y.
Eor sale by all hookeeliera