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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-27

hoH%S dtApl@
Semi AnnuaI Sale
DIR Y GOODS,
CARPETS, &C.,
AT
Chamberlin, Barnard, & Co.'S,
(Late H II. Chanberlim g. Gossip
WE are already receiving Goods for he STRING
w TRADE and owing 10 the great delays in get
ting into our New store, wehave on hand supply of
yV5gatcr Gods
Which must De sold. The bargains mentioned below
are only few ofthose to be found in cur stock.
Among other Cheap Goods may be found.
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS, at 60 cts.
Case beautiful GLACE PLAID SILKS, 81
IL cts, very cheap.
RAW SILK PLA[DS, 62 IL cts
Ga Wool and Cotton TARTAN PLAIDs, 25
cts, worth 80.
All Wool CASHMERE PLAIDS, SIO0, worth
81 Is and 81 so.
All Wool D'LAINES, till lately sold at so cts
for 2s
All Wool D'LAINES, rich chintz colors sold
at Is cts 81 IL, half price.
All Wool D'LAINES and CAsHERES, lately
selling at rs cts to SlOO, now Offering for 50,
81 IL and 70 cts, splendid goods
Elegant FRENCH CASHMERES, Cotton
and Wool price reduced from so to 81 IL cts.
Elegant ENGLISH CAsHMEREs, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 81 IL to % cts
Fine ENGLISH PERSIAN CLOTHS, price
reduced from 81 IL to 25 cts.
ENGLISH D'LAINES, price reduced from 30
to cts
MANCHESTER D'LAINEs, selling from IL
IL to II cts
All our ID ct. DLAINEs marked down
to 10 cts.
20 ps. 10 ct. D'LAINES selling for s cts
% ct. FRENCH PRINTS, selling at Is.
case SCOTCH GINGHAMS, finer than
LANCASTER, at s cts.
Superior ENGLISH PRINTS, price reduced
from II IL to 10 cts.
Cases AMERICAN PRINTS, usually sold
for 10 and u IL cts, are now offered for IA
to cts.
Superior BROWN LINEN Table Covers for
81 10 cts.
Very Poor BRO. SHEETINGs for cts.
Good LINEN HDKF'S at IA cts. each.
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS for cts.
Children's WOOL GLOVES, for 6 IA cts.
Ladies' LAMBS WOOL HOSE for % cts
Good all LINEN DIAPERS for cts.per yard
All the rich VELVET and BRoADCLoTH
CLoAKS, and Rich CASHMERE sHAWLS,
will be sold at great discount from the usual
prices, including some very handsome
CASHMERE LONG sHAWLs
AT sI2 so.
The Entire Thread Store Stock,
Consisting Of YARNS, HOSE, GLOVES
SOCKS, HOODS, sCARFS, TIPPETS, &c.,
&c., will be closed out at great discount.
Purchasers who have heretofore awaited themselves
ofou
SEMI-AN NUAL SALE
Need not be urged to take advantage of this one
Those who have done are respectfully invited
to call and examine the Goods and Prices for them
selves. CHAMDERLlN, BARNARD SC co.
b. We shalt very shortly open.a variety Of New
Goods adapted the Spring Trade OF our own lmpor-
tation, which we shall ask the early attention of
purchasers. lan11 d6twtf
FALL STYLE.
I'm JUST received large assortment Of sgaae
.h#B bats and CAPS, Of The latest sty les, Eiase&.
~ which will be sold low, and warranted ~
to give satisfaction, at MERRlLLs,
novl8 dawtf No. s2l Main street.
Cream Tartar and Argols.
0E BBLs. Of Cream Tartar
~ so bbs. Grey ARGOS.
10 Casks Red ARGOS, for sale Ny -
q. =. a. A. j. HOWE,
eeoO dtf WOr. Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-27
JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.
FOR THE MILLIOB!
SILVER WARE, PATCHES & JE GVELRY
E.. ED. GODDARD 81 60.
at their new Building called Union Block
Q z n . ). :. streea

at their new Building called &" Union Block
TO. 1917 Main street,
ENOULD inform their customers in this city and vcn-
w ity, that they just opened many and iash
iona5e Goods and solicit examination of their stock
by all those about make purchases of any articles in
the above line Our Stock is very large and consists of:
Silver ? able and Tea ales' and Gents Gold
Spoons. chains
Sugar, Salt, & Mustard do Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver Forks and Butter 80 different styles Ladies'
Knives; Hoops, DROPS, and Knobs
Silver Pitchers and Cups Ladies' fac Brooches
plain and fancy Gents. Scarf Pins & studs
Plated and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils & Thmbes
Cake Baskets and Castors Gold Bracelets and Snaps ;
Table Bells plain and fancy; Entire new style Of Rings
Gents. Port Monies and Cuff Fins, Shell
Gents.Gold Fobs aad Seals; Back and Side Combs
Vest Chains ann Hoo Silver Combs round for
Sold " arches of eve . il Children.
scription
We would call the attention Of the public to large
assortment of
Geld and Silver spectacles.
Having made srrang, ments with the Manufacturer
we have all the various kinds of Glass; to suit all eyes
ami ages. Mathematical Instruments of all prices
atches and Jewehy carefully repaired, and warrant
ed. OH Gold and Silver aken exchange. All of The
above Goods offered low for Cash, az whnlesqe or
retail. u Call at the Union Block, No 1877 Main
l.. d. GODDARD Il co.
Worcester Nov 10, 1852. diff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
FRANCE.
The Harvest, SC.

ENEis, MONDAY, sept. II, lS5a.
J. F., aaN certain chat Ic harvest is below an average
tat l. Vael cyei.es dItstotiou because it has sha
,a conf se IS Iaat ta,, asovll should come after the
repeated assurances given protested authority tina,
e r-tara- good come up 20 an average year
TIE Fa declared more than tia, the accounts re-
e..vci from e project, we're of favorable character-
the et 90. he Governments IN forcing down the price Of
.5Ua, ut really give official cO1rug To such fcrcs,uta-
tons -er-l done upon tue avowei ASSUMPTION of falling
'a'lH-'- ]. markets declined % very much nc
.'H' 'i Ac stories Ir4g put forward the album
dance ot supplies whereas that the truth eau 40
iYrroT Doe u.uhei, the corn is again rising.
Bur how b. cr, 90 bc obtained second time for dec.
alatuas intended 90 present purpose In d,
couple i DAYS hr price 81 bread will have To be fixed for
'Hr r"Nt ensuing fortnight, when the authorizes will find
.HeH dives boz rresnce OF au awkward dilemma Should
mo averages i" i' ti-e 900 bread not only will they
E" '7 meet f1r difficulties created by their own unuc.v
precedent, hs' there viii the further question How
arc tIH bakers O" Doe iuaoUnIte for their lo--, on the
sole. of r rrrgu' ipfni-as IL corn doe- not i,ll thew
et.aHt Doe I4..u.I hy being allowed 10 maintain the
A.'uTi rr.. fh must Doe paid 900 money. Should bread
Dr 'a--.y reduced again the should not he con
hIeI 10 tai- hui should hr gcurrileI or LEFT alone.
Although Oh. Eu--o-Tu,hi,u question naturally occu-
l,, e attention ui tHs government 10 j. believed
Chat r.. lle ttnue Council L.,I Yesterday the corn and
bread ln'-ton took .fpl.cs n ministerial dclilera
-' more especially as tI- Minister Of the Interior
bad come up expressly from Uicppc To- attend the Couu
o., returning ' 'le evening d. special train. The APP
rar..." u tae following Boo tUo N,ut,tr this even
iu s looked tp Indication Of What Ministers had
boon talking about Yesterday.
'-'.r fore 200 journal gain peal Of purchases or corn
r0l- ul account Vt tlr French Government The cun-
..a.. catered into r England about Fix weeks ago for
fiH0.H 'intfr.-, for 'Hc annual supply Of the army
I f.s .s fr only t..ts Of tais nature which could
-.a lr..t. IYr=gaI au allegation With the exception
a - purchase made abroad Bro order not To influence the
W rarts n' t.U iufssus TIE Government has not and
n.... l the idea W intervening either directly Drild-
r..s ll auy operation relative fo grain. l. has already
t..Ir' ari declare, agdH, iu the most formal manner
H"' srF contrary opposition IS absolutely false II has
m '.. aIclcc 900 fhe ,caciou- activity o. commerce aud
only intends Goo exercise it- action 20 facilitate operations
Dos -.l.rll u.I-uro-.'
Whether '4.i credits given 20 THE communication f.
ia.f" N1u cu Doe trmC. for there rumors Of an ap
preaching Joan, while b. b. firmly believed that a much
l..rer m f01u g. cDrfe-ael has gone on. for foreign
l--..-- -.L---L L--I-L-- II NJ. N-rnlln W.tnM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

-AtN+iNNNNi NNts . 1900.
MsssTs Edf0rs-Au article in your rlpss OF hi, DIV
unless corrected would lead te pIbo infer thai dis
Company might Do expected to transport members OF the
Agricultural Society 10 and from the city Redmond
free o. charge, the occtsion vi their approaching,
exhibition.
Independent OF is serious interference with our r,.
lar course OF business, and the probability that rtccg,rt
might be established thereby applicable large nyctuc
o. every description within the City, If In every quar-
ter OF tu State tc Board Of Directors OF chi, Company
although as much alive any the interest of the sub
jest ,seycTal Of them being HE members oithc Society 10
not feel al liberty do more than already iutuci ON
free transport their between Washington and
Richmond Tor all stock aEtclcs OF any description pre-
scented for exhibition.
To 10 more than this would be- in the opinion Of the,
board doubtful exercise OF power, and sacrifice OF ,.
interest vt their stockhoiicrs who have right To cxue
a. they oicu subjected the vcis,,udcs incident to
dun seasons, that the advantages OF any unusual assem-
6lagc should not bc lightly thrown away.
Ia making these ora- DO not wish De
as ecnsuns or ia thc slightest degree cozine the ac
ton % other railroad authorities. They occupy differ.
been subscribed, and heavy loan, made thcu Ou c tr
o. the state ami their roads penetrate sections OF u cN-
cl>Ntly devoted To agricultural pursuits tc further dc
Nelopment OF which Is all important 90 the Commouv ca
IA this Company the Is widely Gctcut--ia 10 the
state has but slight interest aud tBc rcsou trlvcrsrI
by is road can never be expected To contribute much m
an Agricultural point OF view to S resources whilst being
tNc route tor all ia their passage through tlc State tine
adoption OF the system referred would necessarily re-
ss IN serious sacrifice o thv or the Company
without any corresponding benefit % thc Society
VITA sentiments % respects,
| remain your Orciicut servant
I'D. ROBINSON Prs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
Richmond and ! ORR gL,er sa.Iroaa.

While Internal Improvement yoh, on in various nor.
tons OF the state With unprecedented zeal the Hrrt piece
% rail has not been lard tor Che aooVc road.
How long DO the people 81 Ncs Kent intend 20 stand
with folded hen such >clcmc oi Improvement Is
before t1cm. Let them manifest ,hc same enthusiasm .os
~ Eold that tHvy dt pIoT 60 the passage Jhc bal
Oh construction OF &C..
There friend, OF the Road ia New Kent. aud
20 = hoped they viii continue Co tbem,eyr, ,u i,>
behalf a. tAey have nccH doing heretofore until 10 shall.
have been accomplished The ROai cIu ug.s wish as
little ca .r-c 1 Hy other having 'He number %.
miles Ia Virginia.
You wall me-, With 100 lormI.Jc obstacle. from Rich
mouj Go Us terminals, should it 0c IL El OF above that
pout-E-ll ssH ac most noted 4us aarv s. the moot
desirable -rc, cs good Ll5tog hence tho tc-y plausible,
reason OF %, terminating there Should ,., Road i,los
the Original survey, which no dr-b, &c U it Nil pass
within Ntsy short distance OF New ben. Court House a.
aon; through she mos, eligible country tor R.'so4i-
When she Advantages 90 10 are pyopC;, considered no Que
will den, ult saa. Do vi. be oi Sac MOS. y.llb,,
Railroad, DO Virginia Yet there agc many vl9 stand
AJo .su li, -A. enterprise, and disposed 90 ,r,.
il with no small degree oi indifference. uo,o Outstanding
their interest uu. oc eaUy enhanced los . aud tr,s
welt assured that tacy will uc aNa,a4,4 by .e
shr whistle o. the sou horse, a. ls.la, l, ,leir
interest.
Richmond should como to the all O.: New Ksa,. and
contribute ID size possibly for the Is al. must
be greatly be1.d.eI by IT, sac h4s already c.l.eel
yc5y friendly disposition fog e by -ua-... uiu tl I --
The book. ., p,Cu closed ior tc s, u1..l ur tau ult
they W.. be opened .I short ,as Nauu DC is hoped
that every elliott U. ue made 90 procure s-h,
% complete tl- road.
Wi.au,,--- la- certainly acted very generously los
contributing s-,e llrge TO All Ia The accomplish
Books were opened in Baltimore and New Yor for the
purpose % t4A stock Tor o. bat the .7 DE-. under she
impression they we've closed without the lrs: mari. being
made DO them. 10 there was one It " very v4lc
nature.
We ,aosii ua: look to the North l,r asI W, can build
tLe Road. Iea llt as buckle lllu. and c.A L,
men, and the locomotive, Ia short tmc will Doc -,.u u.o.
wing along through 'ae good old county OF Now Kent
\ VOICE tEuM uIASJCN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
Tn. War Snrrshlnr

Democratic dseord is not confined TO the Empire
State. Il has extended to Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire, and rags there quite as ieroely as in
New York Edmund Burke-formerly one OF the
editors Of the "Union"-heads the fight in New
Hampshire. lie has recently written letter, in
which he dcnounceS the Free Soil appointments OF
the President-and calls, loudly for change in the
Cabinet and in the policy Of the Administration.
In his paper (thc Concord Reporter referring to
attacks made upon him by the Concord Patriot
Picrcc's organize threatens to publish some OF
Pierces own letters in sclfdeencc and to rcpe and
expose the vile falSehoods OF the unprncipled crew
who profess to be the exclusive friends of the Prcs
dent lie adds
AT present, scguit him Of all blame, or share in
the base and shameful warfare that has been wagcd against
Us. for believe it possible that the man hins
the high Office Of President Of the United States the
exalted among human honorS, can be guilty Of such
violation OF honor and truthof such assimilation and
hypocrsy-as participate IN any way Ia this NiAnouS
attempt to crush and destroy OF his own party who
has from the beginning been his personal and political
friend aiding him on all occasions, and contributing all
In his power to his Advancement aud success would imply
But the time has come exposure OF the mscreant>
Who shelter thcmsc Ives guier his name and intend
that they shall bc exposed and oursc indicated and 20
that end We shall every means in our possession
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

"a Among the rumor, brought by the late steamers,
one to the effect tia, England and France have turned
their attention to an force the terms OF the Vienna
note upon Turkey The sultan it has been represented,
would be deferred from aecedng to them account OF
the determined purpose OF his people to so to war with
the Russians rather than submit to such adjustment
But according this umor, the English troops are TO be
placed at the disposal OF the Turkish authorities to main
tain the decision OF the Sultan in Of his acceptance
and rebellion auous his people The sioryi rather an
improbable one but it true, England and France have
fallen upon strange way OF furnishing protection by
debating the terms OF adjustment and then forcing them
down the thrOa, Of their ally nor1s ro'ss Turkey may
vel pray to be saved from such friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN

>, NJ Gouldin, wife aud > children, A. Callahan. q O.
bennington, w Z. Davis Mrs. NJ Casey. J. cali q n
James Mrs O. g. kcrney, Mis-. j. l.. Jones ~ Iobus,on
j. Lewis, DR. j. b. Butler, j. L. Smith Mis- NJ / JoI,,'
son, r. King, :. T. Hand, II. L.. Oven A Cn,,nanch
g. H. Baldwin. I. Tappan, q. II lIemian p W IIamo5J
w NJ Ward, j. 7. Randolph, II. T. BunJipy 4 N
webb VI. Walton, w. +. Ferguson. T. H. Wa7,on y
rerhs' NJ. Steer'cIh, j. r. Spcy, j L. Pamil. r. n
Taylor, A. Atkinson, J. u. Branl.am, A. Watts l. .
smith, y. H. Jarvis, Mary Hanson Mi,s Kate Iausop
.. nays and lady, q. A. Sawyer d. lIcrzo, d. o. Danua
man, nan, Is. l.. Ward, q. w. Bray, Dr. w. r. Washon n n
~ "i''nurst IL. L. Rushmorc, j. 4. Young j. T. small
" -; "odTin, W. =. NJ, $. II. Coil, j. NJ Adams w =
~ a. W H. Todd, I. W. Pcmbcrton, X 4. Ynrbrou,b
~ ~; Noo'e, NJ Todd, J. Todd C. h. Widen laJy tnI
enId'Gn Miss NJ Briiman, Mrs L. j. Urlrncr Miss H.
pare, .. wesley, Miss L. Iverson Miss NJ l. B,ovn
h'sS d; u hambay, Mrs. T. l.. Rasbmorc y II Sr,nn
.u iIIy' ~ u. negy, lady and daughter r. Nbro'
MS w f. Mitchell, Miss j. A. Mitchell, j. o Ocean,
tsreue' NJ; Howell, I. Harry and lady, Mrs. s Orig
MISS - ~ Tool, a. bruine and lady, Judge j. r. Christian
Col T. Wnirec W. G. fippn, s r. Coopan Ms NJ
Decarterettc, Miss VI. j. do, Miss NJ T. do Nil wi
hams, X Joynes and lady, Mrs r. Allen Miss G. Sl,n
py y; Salisbury, IL. 7. Rashmorc w L. Rodrcr. and
iau!' IT, = Lownes and lady, 5. W. Sepc and ,dY q NJ
! "imore T. NJ Greenway, Mrs. NJ. Partrinrtop Nil. =
do, Miss Kate do, Miss NJ. Parker Mr.. Cnok chilJ 80
SerNt ; W. Gidderson, Il. l.. McCIindock. Mr.. N A
Jones, j. L. Burns, and a stcerage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

htH'ss 90 iHs CIR corSoL-A called meeting Of tbs bod
~A'hs'd on yesterday sVennE consider the report Of
S''se 70 whom vas referred the retou many cisen
inc Coaheilt to acquire rght to the A.d between The D
The River nom or near MAyos bridge the snd Of the
ms forming the entrance to the Do,k the parpo,
Ing the wharf accommodate for Shipping engaged IN A., -
merce Of the city.
report With the t'ilosing resolution, adot'cJ.
n's.arsd That the Attorney Tor the city Il.
~ nu,,ung- Court FOR The appointment OF Cur ~
~ the use OF the city all the
s ~ .onnded en- the west Mayos Bigr snd ON ~ a.
,s,i o'nng The entrance 20 the nutk cAcett a. -,
- ts,etNsd for street along the suui,sn u, - n,
- 'a 10 n"'h a. Is now the property OF the city. - "
Proeeednrs in d II nov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

on Monday, the I'd inst, at o'clock, p. NJ in tho
iSth oil her age, ANN ELIZABETH only Jsn,,h, wy
Julius \. and Mary A. Hobson '' u"us"''r oil
her funeral viii take place from the LIST Baptis Church
ca oLnorIow wednesday, at IL O'clock A. NJ. The
tend without further notice. 'N '''''Su " At
me residence Of her parents in Surry county, on Fri
day, Esd Instant in the 9TH year Of her age PATTIE
uaugn'Gf oil William T. and Martha Wilson.
The disease by which this beautiful and ;,,-.,,.
ehud ieii prey to the remorseless DESTROYER death w.
but ct brief duration, and the little flower which b
were nursing ana tending, ere the fond parents wero
Tansplanted into the garden Of God on high anu
'of SUCH, says the Savior, sis the Kingdom oe r
mere tnen Is little Patiie May this sweet rca,con'
tend to alleviate the anguish Of beedip, ~ ~; %
household and may the hope which it should inspire lead
God. "snUui VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

- Tho news 10y the Baltic, which We published yes
terJay confirms the previous reports that the Easterr
question is approaching crisis. The next steamer ma,
bring the announcement OF the commencement Of hUsti
ties The indications strong that such consequence
mus; speedily follow A yet the Car and the sultan
answering in their positions, OF whom must reced,
or war inevitable The Car vii. He has the game
IN his own hands The late Of Eaciaud and Franc
j. enough 10 assure him OF that. IL Turkey falls, those
Powers are responsible for he's fate Il waF comes they
may be considered responsible FOR it. Had they maintain
their frs, position for the protection Of Turkey, til,
Car might have been intmiated from biz purpose but
their course now have other effect than 10 enccur-
rage him TO prosecute lie designs. TIE Sultan has al
tentative ei; but receis from the notifications Of the
Nieuua note or fight Upon his decision recede not
the question OF peace war Laag Tue signs 10y 10
means promising thu, tie Sultan or ill reeede.
Tue reports o. the markets by the Baltic tha;
Brs1istri=s continue 60 diIaee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

tE despatch from Hagorstovn, 70 the Baltimore
Patriot q The 3D. states hat tho jury the case Of oBt
500" had not yet agreed upon verdict and eq ualy
divided sS being Tor murder IN The first degree aud sr
o. murder IN The second degree.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

az The Kentucky papers report white fos, in that
ss and that the corn and vegetables we're Effected and
'As' ''AT HW' sulqrIAiOsd fVT 'h' lVbsssV crop
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

rally, can. ost-diw
WANTEDA man 70 .vo.s on Coats, also, hand, Pant,
&C; wM IRA SMITH.
hvgRsEER WANTED 4 sisge young who understands
- aning baeco, snd can eoas g" i,c'n'n VII SOUS
factory reference VIII hhi SITUATION ~ "Fctrr 81" hAf N"gA-
Ing Or hands, in healthy section o. country appy
sasi-est Gayerncr ,ii,el. Rlah@oid.
IOD KiIt 40 BOSTON MAcKEEEL'j'' rce'ived'for
ocDit LEwIs wEBu 4 SON
ENALL MlLLlNgRY-N. o nARToM 40 Nlln street, hoe rc
~ p, ,ls," 81 pg,.',.,i .rJ Tir n " ut' r,s
French Ilowsr sr.E, ss a"9 Neyg' hnp,i,, br.' Caps
WNiNE FHENCH WORK AND npNirON lACts.N.C q. nAR-
n TON, 1g Main street has just received variety Of
Mourning Cbemr-iics Collar. sleeves ,cry banom Also
richly uorked Black Grape Collars ort
Na ARsEuLra Agp LANCASTER qUlTs.-N,rslrcs and
ctj c. u,nrwrLL Z co.
ENrELLtGENCE AsD AGENCY OrgtcF D. s. AuGNrAuGH
quircd r en-ciing purchases and sales, OBTAINING situations. sup
rne German Immigrants will him cany,rs1n fn sir ,n
ruagc, add ready 10 interpret aud nr'rd instruction ,rs
Al writings Of legal nature vi be duly executed when &C..
once No. aL,v Building, yrnotuo. o,s-ns,d
H.NMBROIDtRiEs- EHBWOfpEHiEs We vouIi particularly
cav 's a,,sn,,n Of &C. iaac, o. our large stock Of Nv
lace sud Muslin C5uars ofthc newest. f,ir
In,ie iiandkerchiet,ot nh styles ana prices
sEi,s and Cambria Inserting and Eigiug
Infants Dresses and Bodies
Printed Embroldered Handkerchief
Muslin. DUDLEY I''1 I6I, 2e1 Curtain
o. No 40 Earlc Squire
MNDiEs-shalf pipes olsrd, Duruy Co. vint,ic $50 s
- haU pipes Oard, Dupuy Co. vintage sI.V
pipes ~ gnettc, high Favored od han rrSs B,, "I
other brands AL veil selected, genuine and entitled 70 dtbcn
oet ALVEY LPscouR
SUsPENDERs,-Hor 'plo ., msnufaetursrs prices. BY
- w EblN HALF, No 100 Main street.
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MARRIED.

On Tsday, 22nd September 1854 NJ rt-, M, =.
,r % e Kew MI Page, OF the Epscopsi Cbr yu tn!
LETf Esd, late OF Richmond NJ rT,tr VI HOW
SON, late Of buckingham county Va 'N-'sON fAIik-
So City papers will copy. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

TnE wEArnER.--wc had a lrSt Frost /, ,bis ci,x nm
yesterday morning. The day afterwards. pr,scrvcJ =.
moderate heat aud wa exceedingly agreeable.
Tie temperature in the main il very pl,snpt and mn
doubt h''hul and nyoatng. 1t just the season for
relaxation aerthc proraeted languor wrought bv the
oppressive heat Of the past summer We doubt if our
present autumn IN this region could compare with
corresponding season in Italy. IL is all that could b.,
desired.