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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

STEALING PouLTRY.-Ap old offender named
James Dougherty, was arrested yesterday morn
ing with some half dozen hens in his possessi On,
belonging to John A. HUM. He was endeavoring
to sell them near the burying ground. Mr.. II.
ated that one cock and twelve hens were sto-
len from the lot in the Of his house. Wednes.
day evening, but that he only found six hens in
ougherty's basket, yesterday morning Mr.. II.
identified the cock and his negro servant all of the
poultry found, as belonging to him. Dougherty
stated that he bought them all for 374 cents-whie
in lquor--from coloted man, for the purpose OF
making poutices for swollen and very dirty foot,
which he elevated for the inspection of the court
His Honor was not satisfied that Dougherty had
rightfully obtained his toaoL poultices and commit
ted him to await his examination before the Grand
Jury the Hastings Court, in May next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

MIL1TARY.-On yesterday afternoon the first re.
gment of Virginia Volunteers turned out with full
ranks for the purpose of escortng Elk Governor
Floyd to the packet.boat in which he proceeded to
his home in Washington county. Mr.. F. has done
much for the volunteer soldiety of Richmond and
the State generally, and this tribute OF esteem came
very appropriately. In response to some very hap.
Ply remarks made by Major August al the packet
station. on parting, Mr. F. made animated and
pertinent address. The whole affair passed OFF in
a manner very creditable to all concerned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02
OPEN TO LIBERTY.

The Lynchburs Express, of Wednesday
says the cars made their first trip through to
Liberty, IS miles, Tuesday. Some six or sew
en- hundred persons, gentlemen and ladies'
went up. At Liberty large crowd awaited
the arrival of the train, and received it with
loud and reiterated shouts.
An immense crowd sat down TO an elegant
and sumptuous dinner at Terry's Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

At his residence on the 3lst ult., after pro.
OF the family are invited to attend his funeral at
Wesley Chapel, on Valley street. on This friday
Afternoon, the end inst, at O'Clock, P NJ, with.
out further notice.
Yesterday morning, after a short illness, Mrs.
MARIA L., wife OF Mr. Rowlet Winfree. Their
friends and ac9uaintances, and those of Mr. James
Livingston, are invited to attend her funeral from
the First Baptist Church.. This Afternoon, at half
past 3 o'clock without further notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

GOLD IN ABBEvILLE, 5. CHR. Dorm, the owner
of gold mine in Abbeville District informs the ed
itor OF the Banner, that in two weeks be has real
lied the sum of ten thousand dollars and upwards
from his operations with eight hands. The work
of two days alone yielded him something three
thousand dollars. Independent of the gold, there
are at this mine, says the Banner, inexhaustible
quantit es OF manganese, which Commands ready
sale in the Northern markets, and OF itself would be
1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

The man named Castaneda who captured Lopez
has returned to Cuba from Span laden with hon
ors. The Queen gave him SO 900, and made him
captain in the rural militia, with salary of $40
month; 10 negroes and tract OF land have been
given to him The order of Isabel decorates his
perso his children to be educated at the
expense of the Government; and while in Spain,
he was permitted the farce of kissing the hands
of the Queen and the little Princess. He can
neither read nor write, and is perfect specimen
of vulgar, rough, uneducated quairO, or country
bumpkin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

SALE.-On Wednesday, Mr.. James NJ Taylor sold
two acres of ground on Union Hill, near Mechan.
icsville Turnpike, divided into twenty lots They
brought from S35 to SGT per foot, making in the ag
gregate $3.50 Land in this section is selling ra-
pidly and at the best prices, and aud tasty
ements are constantly going up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

HUsTINGs CouRr.-A called court of this body
met on yesterday for the purpose OF examininy
James Martin, charged with the murder of Thon.
Is Arrison, but the Commonwealth attorney, Mr.
Mayo, being necessarily absent the court adjourned
over until Saturday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

FINED-James Veal was fined SO and costs for
the unlawful act of his driver, in leaving a team
standing in the street .uncared for. Reported by of
fcer C. White.
Mr.. Haxall was duly fined for the misdemeanor
of of his teamsters, named Harris in driving
his dray at unlawful speed through the streets Re
ported by officer Paige, and officer Warrington or.
dered to collect the fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

S To the Voters Of Monroe Ward
The following ticket will be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day of April:
For CoUNCILMEN-DJ Saunders, Samuel De.
noon, C Dimmock, J r Anderson and Poitiaux Ro-
binson.
FoR ALDERMEN-John L Tate, Wingfeld, ]
Bray and l. w G4azebrook.
ap 2-2t* RICHMOND"
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RICHMOND, March 3lst. 1852.

RICHMOND, March 81 st 1852.
GENTLEMEN: thank you cordially for the graft
flying evidence your letter affords, that my efforts
to merit the gooo will aud confidence of my fellow
citizens have not been wholly in vain. The posi-
ton of Commonwealth Attorney in the Circuit
Court of this city, which will shortly be vacant and
for which you so fatteringy propose me, lis highly
important and honorable one in profess on 90
which l am under the strongest necessity to give
my best exertions. Though its lsbors and respon
sibtes would not be adequately compensated by
twice its emoiunents, yet Tor reasons which have
frankly stated to some OF you, cheertuily comply
with your wishes, and woul feel highly honored to
he elected by the voters of Richmond.
Ishould endeavor and hope to discharge the duties
of the office, sh uld they devole upon me, not only
without discredt, but with usefulness to the com
munity.
Grateful to you for your kindness,
Yours very truly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

In Alabama it is an indictahe offence TO play cards
in "pubic place" 1t has been decided in late
case that playing in the woods, out OF sight of a
house. and Oft the road. Is not "public place"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

George Byron, of Newport, while attempting to
get upon the at Boston, Friday, slipped and
fell his leg getting caught in the wheel SO to twist
it and break the CORDS.
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g. FLETCHER,s HAIR TONIC.

S>-EA prepared by John Johnson, from The
original recipe This most invaluable preparation
for the Hair been fairly tested in this city for
the last three years and given general satisfaction
1t strengthens the roots Of the hair prevents grey
ness, and imparts to the head a itch and glossy ap
pearance, and is also warranted to eradicate dan
druh Numbers Of our first citizens will cheerful.
ly testify to the happy effects it has produced on
themselves and their families. Persons wishing an
elegant head Of HAIR, are invi'ed to purchase bot
tie at Mr. ROBERT r. DUVAL'5, Main street,
Msssrs MILLER d. sEABRoOk'S, Broad street,
or al the Hair Dressing Saloon under the American
Hotel. waersit can be had wholesale or retail
nah 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

City AssessOr.-The subscriber re
specially announces himself a candidate at the ap
preaching municipal election, Tor the office of CITY
ASSESSOR
should it be the pleasure of his feow-citizens to
elect him to that Office, he will, to the best of bis
ability, dischargesits duties faithfully.
NH I5-dtde< LOGAN WALLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

Daguerre0types, Improved Light,
and increased facilities for takipp Da.
Kuefreotype Likenesses.-Parents viii now
nave an opportunity to obtain the most beautiful
and artistical pictures OF their children. The sub
scribers reputation in this important and ciiHeult
branch OF The art, being fully established, he hopes
to merit a Continuance of toe public patronage
For Family Groups, ami copying dsgaetTeotypes
&c, this light will be found very superior.
N. p. SiMONS,
mn ~ No Isl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

To the Voters OF the City of Rich
mOnd:-I most respectfully announce myself a
candidate for re election to the Office of First
Lieutenant of the City Watch.
ap 2-dtde ARCHD. WILKINSON
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Jefferson Ward.-Messrs. Editors -
Below will be found ticket which we think will
suit nearly every voter IN the WaId:
For Aldermen-Thomas Cowles, Alfred In.
loes, Hugh Rleigh, dwin Farrar.
For COuncilmen-Richard O. Haskins Simon
Cullen, J. NJ Talbot, N. b. Hill J. NJ. Darlington.
That Messrs. Edito.s, is the ticket that the PEG.
pie of Jefferson Ward want.
NH 3l-dtde MANY VOTERS,
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s5 NIorA, WIS January 10. iss9--lnr H. q.
FaTreH: We have your Linime,,t tested, and
are convinced ot its good qualities We are selling
great deal and gives universal satisfaction i, has
cured bad ease OF efysipelas here, and is highly
eAtolied as a remedy Tor both man and beast
sAAI0N Il ELLSWORTH.
:. Gee advertisement For sale By Purcell, Lsdd
Va. s'eess, 80 ~ {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

N 49, Thi, is the last chance for Bar.
21NIa GAlNS.-Madam HARRIS, bees leave
to info m the Ladies of Richmond tina, as she will
leave the city in few days, she will sell Oft her
splendid assortment Of Embroideres, Laces, Rib.
b2ns, Mantillas, Parasols, &c, lower prices than
they can be purchased in any other store The
above goods were carefully selected by her whilst
in Paris, and are of the latest Partisan styles Cali
and judge for yourselves, at No. 60 Main street I'd
door below White g. Page. NH 30--6ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

70 To the Voters Of kichmond.-I am
candldate Ter GRAIN MEASUkEh; and should
be the choice OF my friends, VIII give the said Of
hce my whole attention. L. IL LICK
Former Runner to Farmers Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

Gg TO the Voters of the City of Rich.
moBd.-l respectfully announce my self a candidate
ior reelection 70 the office OF Second Lieuten.
ant of the Night Watch.
NH 3l-dtd~ G. G. Johnson
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E9 TO the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself a eandi.
date Tor reelection to the ottice OF Superinten.
dent of the City Water Works.
NH 30-dtde% JAMES 1 DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd: respectfully announce myself Candidate
Tor the office OF Collector of City Taxes.
NH l8-dtde* JULIUS A HOksDN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

II hereby present myself 10 the voters of the
city OF Richmond as candid late for reelection TO
the office OF Superintendent of streets.
mn oi-dta MlCAJAH BATES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

Seeing my name offered to the public as
candidate for the office Of Grain Measurer,
take this opportunity to say TO my friends and
the public generally, that should they elect me to
that office it would be thankfully received, and the
duties discharged faithfully.
NH 2q=ltde< John A. MOSRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

fy To the Voters of Ihe City of Rich
mOnd.-l respectfully announce myself candi.
date tor reelection to the Office OF City Assessor.
NH 25-dtde* D. NJ MILLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

20 To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond / respectful announce my self a candidate
tor the office OF City Gauger and Inspector
of Liquors.
NH 26-dtd PAT H. RITZ FR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

DERANGED.-Wm. Welch was brought be-
fore the Mayor on yesterday, at the instance of
Mr.. Baker, who stated that he came into his
store on Wednesday, and desired 10 be secreted,
alleging that several persons were pursuing
him with the intention of killing him. Wit
nesses proved tina, Welch had been very sick
recently-taken mnch medicine-and having
INDUCED too freely in liquor the last two or
three days-derangement in his delicate condi.
ton, was the consequence. His case was con.
tinued until Saturday, by which time it is
probable he will be recovered sufficiently to go
at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

~ To the Voters of Monroe Ward
the following ticket VIII be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day of April:
For CouNcILmEN-David J. Saunders. Sam'l D.
Denoon, c. Dimmock, J. r. Anderson and Joseph
Mayo.
For ALDERMEN-John l.. Tate, J. Wingield j.
Bray and l.. w. Gazebrook.
MANY VOTERS OF BROOKE AVENUE
NH OH-dfdx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

10 Bogle's Amole.-Tnl. i. T1., raa,s sIyen
oy alr Boyle 10 u new shaving soap manufactured
oy nim, one OF the Ingredients Of which is an ex-
tract OF the Amote, or California soap paat Mr. b.
i mas iof some time been experimenting with the
sew % producing shaving soap that should com
last succeeded Not only does the Asnoie give
prompt aud prosase iatter, baI j, taay he applied
10 the tenderest skin wlihou, causing smart TIE
soap = now put up IN uest glass boxa, " the must
convenient shape ana sixe. Try il - Iraascript.
bogles Hyperion Fluid for the presers ation Of
tne haif 10 st ON the increase in public essims,ion
both OF these may be had OF tha inveator, zT7
Washington street. For sale by
SEAbRo0k il REEVE.
mn sy-ot l75 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

eB Superintendent of streets.-In &C.
col dance with previous notice, announce my self
a candidate tor the above Office.
NH 30-tde PHILIP HARRISON a.
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"a Card.-The voters of the city are respect.
fully informed that am again candidate for re.
election. J. Ii. STROBIA,
NH l9-dtdeS CITY Gauger,
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Cy To the Public.-JUHN WOODCOCK
ANNOUNCES himself a candidate fo Grain Mea.
surer, and will. it shall be the pleasure of the
voters TO elect him, every effort to give salts
faction. NH 22-dtde<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

YEA CARDIFF prevent Misrepresentation,
announce my self as candidate tor re- election to the
office of High Constable OF the city Of Rich.
mond. As my time Is fully occupied in dscharg.
ing the duties OF the office, have none to spare 10
electioneer, nor might deem it necessary under
other circumstances, as the public have had an op
portunty, since came into the office in November
last to determine whether deserve their continued
appreciation. Respectfully,
NH l9-dtde* BEVERLY BLAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

~ A Card.--As the time is not far dis.sn,
when the voters OF Richmond viii be convened IN
select city Off ,ers, adopt this mode of apprjspg
them that / am a candidate tor the ciice of IIisb
Constable. The sphere in which | have acfsd
many if not to all the voters Of the city They will
Judge OF my qualifications and fitness tor the Office.
and in their decision | shal most cheerfuly ac
quiesce Should be elected, ali business pertain.
ing to the Office, will receive the personal attention
of myself aided by the most thorough business men
that can be selecied assistants.
NH l7-dtde GEORGE w TOLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

70 To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself a candl-
date for the office of Register of the Water
Works. Should it be your pleasure to elect me
to that office, pledge myself to the best of my abb
lity, a faithful discharge of its duties.
Ap 2-3tS II. G. McEEMARA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

- To the Voters of the City of Rich.
nlOnd.-I respectfully announce myself candi
date tor re election to the office OF Third Lien
tenant of the City Watch.
ap 2-6t" g. y. TRUEHEART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

DIR. +. &. FISHER tenders ais
49, services to the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office IN the basement OF his dwelling, on Att
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, 2uc
door from the corner. no R7-6m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

E97 To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd: am candidate for the office OF Regis.
ter of the Water Works. | am young and
active. Should II be your pleasure 10 elect me,
shall my best endeavors to discharge the duties
of the Office.
an 1-drde& MATTHEW ANDERSON
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ap2-lt EUSTACE ROBINSON

To the Voters OF the City: | respect
FULLY announce myself candidate for reelection 10
the Office OF Manager of the Poor uouse.
continuation OF the appreciation OF the good peo.
pie oil the city in my official capacity is asked, and
will add one more to the many grateful ob,iy,ions
acknowledge myself indebted TO them
Respectfully, their obeaient servant,
ap 2--dLde* A. MICgaFIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

w For High Constable.-FsiIop CITIZENS
Of The City Of Richmond: take the occasion, thus
early, to announce myself candidate for the tice
of High Constable, and if honored with Jour sup
port shall endeavor to discharge the duties of the
Office with fidelity and dispatch
NH Tide J. 8. B. TINSLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

eY- To the FuDiic.--Cu, ,:raiu ,ye.s..
rer.-cspt HENRY DAVIS. OF the .,,,ld DENIM.
Ion House. lath street, is hereby nominated far
the Office OF City Grain nIeasnrer, and viii be
supported for that Office by -
my a2-dtde. MANY yaTrps
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MATTHEW ANDERSON.

s-y7 To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd: respectfully announce myself candidate
TOR the office OF second Lieutenant of the
Night Watch. JOHN &. HALEY.
ap l-dtdet
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w To the Voters Of Monroe Ward

Having seen my name mentioned IN the public
prints a suitable person to be voted Tor as fonn
Gilman from Monroe Waid, and having been ire.
quenty solicited by my friends 10 permit my uarne
TO be thus used, | take this occasion to saw ,b.,
whilst at The present time it will be extremely in,
convenient for me to serve my fellow citizens in
that capacity, yet, they think ut to elect me- will
feel myself in duty bound to serve them to the be,
Of my ability.
Very respectfully, W. GooDIN.
NH 2I-dtda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

CLOSE SHAvING.-Under this heading we no.
tic in Mondays paper, tue ''skintlinting" claims
of Captain Moses, of the ship Astrea against
portion of his crew. On the Saturday previous
his crew had applied 10 Judge Halyburton for
relief from his ''Shylock" percentages; and the
Judge gave the captain to understand that he should
not have his "pound of ilesh,' by some twelve
ounces. Accordingly, the captain gave his suiug
sailors their dues Saturday afternoon, and a war
rant being about to DE served on him for beating
very severely one of his crew he very speedily
gaveleg bail for security promising to return soon
but We suspect not very soon, having been
brought to discover very forciby that there was
Virginia as well as Yankee justice. We should be
sorry to cite Moses leader mis- brethren in the
East, or as even business type of their peculiar
modes of dealng-for sailors, the world over, are
proverbal for their fair and generous pecuniary
transactions-and therefore, will simply accord to
him the honor of being black sheep in his flock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

49, HALVES Il. SUTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLIC particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments ant
CLAIMS OF all kinds. Office i,
the Law Building, Richmond, Va
| will pay the market price for Bounty Lat1
Warrants IL ~
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CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT COURT. There is at
present confined in the Chesterfield jail in addition
to Wormley and Reid, man named Silverhorn-
He was sent on for stealing from the pasture
of a Mr.. Williams, who lives in the county. 1t ap-
pears that he drove it down into Manchester and
then butchered it up i'll his own slaught zr-house-
Suspicion being excited against Siverhorn his pre-
misses We're examined and the hide of Mr. WI
liams' missing OK was found. silyerhorn will not
be tlied probably unil the extra term in June.
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20 TO the V0tefs OF Monroe Ward.-I
see 1t stated in the public journals Of the city that
will be voted for to represent you in the City Coun-
cil bill is pending bt fore the Legislature to
make the office of Attorney for the Commonwealth
elected by the people, and ineligible to the CITY
Council must therefore, ask that may not be
voted for as one of the representatives of Monroe
Ward; and avail myself of the occasion respect.
fully to say to my fellow citizens generally, that
viii be candidate for the Office | hold, of At
torney for the Commonwealth in the Hastings
Court.
NH .lI-2f
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April
THE PROPOSED STATUE HoUsE.-A proposition
is before the Legislature, for constructing build
ing in which the statue of Washington, now stand
ing in the rounda of the capitol, may have greater
security from fire and other casualties than is now
afforded it, in its present position. committee
of the Senate, on the subject. have adopted and
recommended plan for the proposed building
drawn up by Mr.. Robert Mills. He and the Com
mttee recommend that "a freproof building, OF
single ROOM p feet long, 20 feet wide and Ii iee
high the ceiling vaulted with grain arch to CO.
yer the wnoe space" be constructed OF the re
fuse stone from the State quarrie, the walls OF rao
bic stone handsomely painted, and cut stone to be
used for the finer parts of the work" As the most
suitable place for this building 1.-The second terrace
on The South or portico front OF the Capitoi, anu
about the middle Of The same" Is recommended;
and the whole cost estimated at 81 600 tor its erec-
ton.
As to the necessity for the proposed building, we
shall express no opinion. The statue may or may
not have sufficient security where it now stands
In regard to the building proposed, and the loca-
ton recommended we desire to say word. And
in the first place ask, what sort of slightly or
ornamental pudding (ahu surrey 10 otneF klnu
should be placed there) be erected for thou
sand dollars? VINO would not regret to some.
thing like stone Jail or grave yard sarcophagus,
for the body of Washington, placed that beauti-
full and very public Square-a big wart, it were,
placed on the brightest face of nature, to mar and
destroy its native beauty! And such building too,
to occupy position Immediately in juxtaposition
with the stately Capitol, directly in front and OBJ
structing the view of that fine building from Main
and Bank streetsl
Those who may have charge ofthis m after, should
act, we think, with elaboration and caution The
kind of building the location, and view to its per-
manency there, should all receive mature consde-
ration before it be too late.