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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
LAMBERT"S LOTTERY OFFICE,
an FOURTEENTH STREET, Uudtx the Exchange hoe

L. LOTTERY OFFICE,
4 an OiRrEENtil STREET. Uude1 the Exchange H''e''
SP Richmond, Va.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Class IL, Feb IS
IS 80 5 II p ! 6i 6a II - &c - o.,,nrur
Ticket 39 fl 60. prlsr sold AMI paid i,y -, s;H''""
Drawn Nus. vi Delaware. Class ~, Fen y:
- 81 Al "a - u - q * % :
Drawn Nos Delaware, E>tra 10 ten: =:
55 ~ II ~ - u Is "A 10 ,Npppr
Hall "A - prize sold BY :, r,h l..
Drawn Nos al Delaware. Glass u. fep -.
% "a 90 ~ 70 4? 81 y - ~ % %
ST., me, ror week :,
TUESDAS--1hC i.'.e': So ,r,u,,
ssI ns If 5.n 10 OF l1F, &c - Nos' ~ ""h'
Tickets S5-.sh.res u proportion: .n ,ra..S,, Ak f,,r,
s,n,, 100 3h5 BON 10 Of Lieu, iD OF
as - Nos. drawa Tickets tlo-aiarcs III
rh, Delaware state Lottery tiai> Ne 40 Cap,
n,ni q nj UNtu. 3J$', OF LOCO, &C - NOS: ~
ta'S: ~; -, 81 -s,urrs Proportion
m, Del Lottery Class ~" ~ til"aI'
nnIhu 100 1919 p OF i,ep &C - Nvs II !flwh-
r,rkc s5-slrares IN irnLn ;o,. mummy rr, >.
iieAe' 81 Enid LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY. FER 20
. i,.I,x,. State loNery Class H. Capitals eU3 pW, .3u,
"a lbs OF 1000 - oil $40 iuJ al coo. &c 20 Nos. II
lawn Tickets $50 shares III proportion
Certificate package, nso flostis
the above any oircsory Mny lotteries oi
irawns lay a.:ccsraryheiroH os2"i
ru;nl ,u!9na 81 HE ira"nsor
s!ytnrrHrH whcErrqucttt:
u Salca above
he rec"i'th tue -
:re graph. ;.-,a, ,,,s.,,,, rbrr.
drawings os!,acI on IVetday
,ys ana SATURDAYS Sales n ciocs tric ~ icke't
.ss 'u = ~ 50, Ill. address THOMAS LAMBERT
''' az" W. 40. q :hause Place. RiC'munt.rs
,rryr, - n. MID nj rlls 81 tn !. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

.,,,s nr,rrs California dates |" February End, via
rE@z ne sss5 r rn ns,, ,s Hns
;la ,, n,,hrs II California were depressed b. large
,.ryas Chii flour Was selling at S22 TO s25 Per
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
USpANA lLELED PERFORMANCE: o F sltFE

'Ni-> - : : NA"iIlSE N1
MIGHTY II, one Ul.Ni,,If;D SLAVES 4 MINUTE ~ r.
SiR ri MAEnIN:I -rn@ manufacturer. r.
s,rra, to h, We claim 5r II @ %r conj cnrr
operation "a; ran ia r:y. ~! lin. sos.
c h .'' W .,' - :, ' ~ T In
,"t.a~ perfectly. AT the
I IS Il ar f. ' ,: mn a. c,rf A.
@ s a :f II 1 .sn a, r uiH @
t'er'ee, d%e sll'c save :'s 81 up ~ o"rfel' a
'nIs y ,', 81. csa..~a ,e.,<@.
their sIfrns h Gin,H an .urhm",% ic rost" .; rGniH. '
machine. >' - ra 'y acs need -, eNr-"! u "i"'
, c., ,n:; ~. &c '.s 's 40" ~
w% OK, c .a w. j. 1 ~, ~: M's. me-,
i uI % : ' ~, No. y, ,.'n ,' Ky, Nv . , =!
orlcrs iSr r.e,. w.,h he p.,.n f,sl ~
..,or connly OF SAL ''''' ,;Wy%%ES . SI!:FEiEt.D
NTIKGISIA Racs lei! IN the Gers oi,.r Of IL, ,I,
conr cs Of n.:hovod lay FeS4,f -:
Ha asaOs - ''O'' F'"' '''''
Robert na:n.7" ur~''j':;
.mS " @ @ = = f@g. [T'' I ,ot ~ ne ~,
NJ ah,.s nsoe T. no" Zen, ~ ;,. ar.w..r, ~.
,at IS nn.,6 - ara..r a. ~, En,s Ia n. II Ian n,
C!.rss CT. . Of n. sal: con- m ir fra ,p,.y IL ri mc.
"'- ~ "''4 . p 80 1 ~, y. M" -"'
80, - = :, -
s5e ''S sh% S1 t s 81 "a: PS @ 3 "
asam,' -''''
ard E"s h. VIE. ,.. rho Thom. Al,"s r
n~ieniarts.
the M II, soGGo M ~ nn5". o. s r a
,o cam vry.i 4, ,ic a,t 49, K,r,% ,,ns .,.cI r.. at.
t =" defendant. 49, arr ram 1i. m II ;,, l nm, p,
S,. nc ,a Co., are Ga'% "rs'F M Ne E" ne
'hi 8. ,u s,-.v,w e"oy-iet Fs ! ROBINSON c.,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
To cuEWERs AND. SMOKERS.

have or aac lot superior Chewing Tobacco
w ss;inr of ih- folio wing ckce brands l. iardsfove
n1I Walkers Jockey Club. II. H. Nook rs Qync..
bury ceIcbric Peyto,a. " D. Mllers dyhGhore( uo"ko
las Thomas Dae Twist, Also variety OF cheaper o'du" 'r
:rile. , nnor,,,;,o
Al.o lot Of the choicest Havana Segar' our own mn"
old iaroric brands re's' ETr = RI
chew or smoke will please give us a call Do'h " -
Feb. IL
S1oDLIV OIL.-tiur efforts obtain ms aiiC'e puo
and urceede the satisfaction VI Iy
.cans Others who have lred IT, the lnccascu anu
demand both here and elsewhere. has inducc u' 10 iae
nen reliable manuaet a.
Newfoundland for regular supplies, Which We Shall eoh'u "
ceive drec, and always flesh. III. 80
Parsons OF delicate find difficulty IN taxing COO
liver OIL entirely 20 dissue c lase
Feb % hpit- O ohhh' ~ ''1'" ~
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SEW I.AH BOOKS,
RECEIVED THIS DAY fEBRCARi 2lSl 1853, Al TIE


RECEIVED THIS DAY. FEBRUARY 2l>l, 1853, AT THE
EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.
SMITH on CONTRACrS-Tte La Of C"n:t1ss Course o.
by w SMITH author of "icaling Cases. Will
and ppendix nv J. e. ron and references 10 ainan
| cr-,ns by ". Fl. Ra%is; So d"
bishop Marriage and Di'ofrc: 50
FandeI's Maritime Law; $500,
Taylnr on a rdiori aud Tenant, (new 'Iiicht si"'
iIarrsou's Digest, vol. !; So
editions, usual low prices - -,,,-,
G. ~. WEST { BROTHER,
!ii!l street, ~ Pos; Utiite
B-hese Books be scnl BY mail lOf AMOUR 20 GEMS
ns,g. Iron The of the amount, will send .crn free
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

suTIauRE, Fye. 2l.-Gsn. Pierce arrived here about
=, ! dock ~ night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

+; TEACHER WANTED. 81 wish 70 engage. ina'tI.
southern gentleman, I" take ct!5r Of
ai. nr'sh"rhood o. Hnyt;u" MecErs!'s cou
Tor ;"'cn! II. Eh. lff aEd lftn Ian.
> rt.ral salary al br Satisfactory testimonials OF
rtos1rs...; cGG Character required. Address -.
aLfX.R. : JONES,
rch li-s3S BoytIon. Me sirhpHTs f"!l: ,ee.r
1.-THE Petersburg lacs:ncsr viii pearc copy anu GEN. On
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22


IN TAYLOR IsrrnstdHl!, elegant
plain PIANOS FROM The popular maScs SuSSs
CLAKg. e 9 ,
These ius'rumru received The gO'i gGo! tie
.NuRD FAIR. london. 1851. they !:c InvaThr rcrr''a
H." FIRST PRIZE atr im,gua h;S'drts Fans tts '"HrN
They III" ar 'Is!H!.
Frame aii patent strings. al AZ" lcily c"e TO-
az! 'iuGbHfy winch irE VAL ~
Trcrid'.i u! TIE cuautI wlrrr Cd timers seldom "u
T. H. TAil DH a sal! .rc i~tIuncG ~ !'t c Tor Tue laH
- his customers
n-p- ui Pianos takcuiE !nrtpay
Piano Music. che largest and best collection IN the
Sarr) Slru ans. Victims AM Guitar. q -" be;
qualify Al lnY ;rlcrs +. II. TAYLOR,
Piano LuI Music Store, i6u Man street.
uct.5 on "s'ts n" l5nEz
"tiI:f:F.a aIitUHTAIS MORGAN STALLION.
pESIIlS bel a rn saG,I the present
81 Va Terms so the season; So CS
iIsuIa nd 81 u liir
DESCRIPTION
Green ,rountutn s!orunn bay. h,ck legs,
and tail /. iu' I- h-. md weighs over l"u pnundt lie
mas long rau unK. back. and clean limbs
strong hand bone well Developed muscles black hard h"S
with a'I"G aud combined WI" sc"t COM
p,cIurss u structure, nsI irronrG Ia"sra a c "r@a."
PEDIGREE
Green Mountain Mor:;m.: was raised IA vermont h' sa
crnunr oil pare Dou!, and "i itc ti! 2cr""
rom The Original Mar. tn! side 81 m si: hi ~
Woodbury. :nc ills dan Elsh p!td HoE'' i1''c :"
great power aud celebrity
F PARTICULAR !cisrcc. stock &c sec name DIS
:. REED Coon aud Agent IJr p"iHr"rs.
ibu,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
CHESTERFIELD LIGHT DRAGONS,

CHESTEKFIELD LIGHT DISAEUUSs,
ATTENTION,
SeARADEI in front itruIrr Hotel, tatr"s!tE) Oh ix
TUESDAY - o'clock ami account" tJS
Ms Il. ogdcr ~ ru, With rrm's hirk car. 1asSsS
ifIJscs. 1850
Immediately after ;aar ;ce VII be Toun {" Enguif, !"
,,. III ,pr. I"iuinl earnestly Gr,:rcs
that every Tr"ni cr 81! = i""s"a
lily "i-: 4" t'ic Captain 49,, :. ,,..,-,.rr , ;.
y VI u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

y i wOu! HiOrm r!rn!s rr "a, si' ilr-
Ii Ttllsc!rn ec:. TIA -inIi cHEtGe c- oil.
'r'c'"i1. ~ Tho" II " IA Iaieuu mI H.
atunuuuh'i'm OF the bri iaoNsf. cstep:ro
he Oh tan" On Wal street. WM q ThLiArgHRU.
rs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

FSs. 2l-Sa!cs Of 1000 oIis ti'ar since
" 4 news by Pacific, 1t $. No sa'rs OF wheat White
:. :; Il; rs {; yellow 81 n IS cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
AFRICAN CnUi,ct1
!, N-sIIi L, NEAN nltinI 4.


IT, ia. ,c j. informed that the .Ecvsp rlgI ..,r,.
:.e anna BISHOP. postponed aceour: ., ii ~. w.
ne wi! positively take place on II LSpAY even
t, ~ "
.aal tr.s. scenes. rlaS. duets ~ Costume.
WAIVE ANNA BISHOP -nne OF "er most aSori!c chalac
N GRO STRlNl he ctn:ncn: Basso in seSera! NJ his
, h'CHSi vii :cgiolIn he Harp and Piano For;s
i, - &. = gt!ag.. vi. u T. SHAW
- ..G ira' he Book aud Music Stores, Hotels
.eauc..ts t',,ur,,f.cr,oa M Feb. 2t-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

Gre iinucr3,"r County ll sua frry axe
fOhEG - gfUrF ui"! iJrssl" ~ h.IUcs'.
if-t ioi CAV III March. $50, ~ T.i, COMMISSIONER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

DANIEL II. LONDON,
IMPORTER OF FRENCH. GERMAN AND ENC
LiSH DIZZY GOODS,
FFERs K s " sp I'd s,;i1 i'%,S
which will be oda unusually low pIcer 10 naEv way II
s VINO are pronp. in The settlement heir large
will be ma de- as Tie desire Is !" ss e,y ne ai
nnf.surer and find their Interest oH
Goods viii please up sen" their orders ns" before
the :" Nay or SALE, FOR COMMISSION,
American Prints utlans a md Nesross war Drss'
ss " pa ea WI a sSe Threads aud
Jscoae's amt Irish Liie"s u Ties goo 7s
y the scs n Cote" s:s buyers
CgA5lSSSlIQ[N ~ q > SiAE =; ......
VIZ 5n 90 Ys ais.i' or ,.s Isl +. S,Gary
rh- nrm us Ina, ANA and Will a:e%
iun,y Flour Tobacco Wheat, Corn and al S'"s
d produce winch ne ies returns al III" 'se'; mar
Fsn es-c4, Corner Gary an' Pearl street,
To TOBACCO PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
CITY "r Pe-rshnrs respectfully oasr
Ne rus: hs, exp years. Of u
e and AZ experience yeas by
asi a, this sum "arsh"n's We 10 70, uns too much
nlu PUBIC. comauc AMI more 'Sea ed ,:nase rom
ne 0 W "" services for he sale Of At W., I'LL
ose htt' not dolb;ins tai :ais ".' ,alna 81 ne
ard general acuaints the buyers VII enable Us "bi'n
m market prices al ali times an' Tor n' service ~ a mtHe
mlJe back mi
uh i, nov neng warehouse the cities OF Pc
.,r,hure know or behave nf ceGs
pr hd selling collecting and payias or Otherwise epropa
Ing Ana request those TO par1nlz us IN M.
hhiI caicfJlY scd DsAScH Srp%JR West
i,il pe,.shurg hciorc setns home We viii also
pronp " aym-at freight all poaSc" cosi ne"
In cuncuson promise every eSron TO discharge
me obi atoms Of tu:y aud ir!eTdsaIl
D H. BRANCH
JOSEPH A. SIDNDR,
Inspectors ~ Hest.ili.
%. who their Tobacco 10 E"T
inspected at West
lin we respectfully mark before
Instruction 20 ths merchants
r.-J ,t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
ID II. BRANCH,

JU~ETII A. UNTIH,
Inspectors i. Heg.lli'i.
T. : Isay % our ,ed who cons'gn their Tobacco 10 i"n
..,nu Merchants inspected at West
iI! we respectfully that III trk before
shall be =" Instruction 20 thsr merchants
I.s{, rim,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22


urTE have on hand very arcce Machine oil which
w we warrant corrods or :un Persons waria. the
po would well give us call before purchasing 1900
gallons sperm, and 1910 gallons Solar on ~
For sale BY 10y L X Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

FIRE WORKS Al THE AlkMoKf
an SATURDAY NIGHT III 2o.h at o'clock Frecisey,
there will be exhibited tho Arnory, beautiful display
OF Fire consisting Of -fca; variety OF hScd
pieces superior 10 any efs'oioe
presented TO the citizens OF Rlct:n"!i 4. ,,, -, Al.
will ais" be on large Btlo, hly PiePaeu W ~
v;ncen Barg amin, for tho occasltn !, :.
AS this Inhibition entirely Innocent 10 ts chaIhc ana Il" e
proceeds are I? go 70 The Re e o. -; SIns IND o
Tickets (25 children hall pr) caa be had al
n n Co Peylon johnson & Cos, r. r. Dural irohet ~
Attic Arm"ry 80 -
PARKER & BROWNE,
REFRIGERATOR MANUFACTURERS.
1ocsa and Reta, q aud22 Commerce st',s, See Yer
LARGE supply constantly on hand IRON hs ol
araey OF materials low Tor ca' ey can sell very
ai from tho fheir business can sf d. Oh
number, Of size lNcse Heterogeneous poSHo "
Vantage OF proper ventilation -, q, a.,
Address IA above . 80
xsANAGER,s OFFICE-H FRANCE CO, no 3
For !ay-Ca;;als: ssG56 20 1868, Sc = Nos II
IRA Tickets the ratapsco Loticry-'Capia's 'o'
'o' SGD Ill &c Tickets ST.
10 ! IS Il 50 Is IS ~ q % q
''>Ae' ) 20 81 ,riae sold AID padh LhCh
pTa~a S"s Carroll county. .:
- = II 10 81 29 O. . 81 II =
II q Is sl 10 II s. slvH dos 81 o. slo3 hall
% - ~ % ." 81 !? = I6 70 u IS 81 10 81
WhSs 10 ~ IN 90 50 :: i, 10 81 Co. hall - IS So qua;:
- a. ,'fiw' N"T ni Pa;iscc. 69.
o. % - ~ . - 81 l6 g 10 s
Ticket - "'"'.i i ~ d"@ ~ 7a'=r rr.z.s sold
aid raiiiy LICK
10 ~ 81 o. u = Is
Fsb. u. ----- LUCK.
OIL FOR MACliiSrit. -----------
urTE have superior artccst Micne on which
w 10 corrod; or :ui Persons waas the
above would we'll give us eau before purchasing 1900
md
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

s5iNi|G qualified c Atir'r1nr q! tho r>;r JOSIE
Lpsclaud deceased al sons having c!aa he Id
!.Iu.s., - pg"ari .,nIt, t!,.GIr~T HonrnAN.
my Attorney and al irrsri- WicI"d vii
payment 20 ny alh Attorney II Let DANiEI. TOWNSEND.
AimHuI-trdt"f ~ Jrssc l.p.rtIu!, deceased.
Feb 2c.w ~ CHARLES I. NuETH.ii irnrl-s
IoitS y. E. D'.h rT0N, i,r.%TirE.
ING i..i College
81 ''.uat Suc,rE. 'cr M. lss.rat
tunhctland aAi the r',1tfiu- caG" Lam
~ Operations the tct " tc mo-. i.sirc
T. n iascr' ct Iau. ouc q" ~. rt,'rc srt.
81. attend to IN: 10, b. lr!f, f"fag Prince edward
cu"ui., W.. harh l--c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

eALE ON unCs.. ANn LOT, i. I.OYINGsTnS.

ENFculo And Trustee ll.f!Ir deed and H. II. rIs.
Iur lid
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MISS s.s.sHE.taUss
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL S. NAiI.


hrLaNi. .rT. NEST.
PAtlflc. carr Nia.
l;Al.Tlt, CAPT. roMHyH,
ADRiATic. cart CRAY,
ARCTIC, CAPT. | uc..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

- WORK. r,b. 2l-Saics OF u 900 barrels OF Flour
-" "a sn.,,e hIahrr Roj Wars; 95 cts q 81 White
81 l. Sal. q 30 900 husht, Hhi,e anu Yellow
-. -rrIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
CGWMISS,or!:E.S sAyI. 81. RIAL STAFF.
IL 4

The salc will u clock VI. 6 r..r.a
MaoG M Al n'c!ccs. r. NJ.
vale! and at I O'Clock, p NJ aId Sia'0.e
John LONDON L. '.r. and Comm
SYSTEMATICALLY W. i.opprS hurt ErE .-l,vI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
\ Observation-Disclosures y;

iEXAs i.ASn AGE&CA.
SATM A SEAY (I.aTE OF NiRiiNiA.) ArroENE At LAW.
SAN ANruNo TEN vi 'racr"in TIC +cSta! o"lr,' "
Wcs"fH Teas Particular attention ia!i u Ia" lou %
Land Hes aud the se!cm: OF Claims Tor Chiefs oil Ngiii
Feb 5-GS'
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
YOUNG LADY from the North Si, has resided so'e He Al
n the South wishes Teacher Of Eng.
lis and French III Southern School Ample testimonials a. 10
fcatioGs eau !" gwen Adrca &c C. GcnLs FAILS
Warren county, New York.
Feb. l7-ddclm
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4 IL Z. ROAD ia HE AL.Ii:.
LL..I 1 80 !. - Ill
y ;
Cure OF Blsurdcrcl Liver MI tnG III =; .tt q D..

',.rhcwa Cour,y. psc 2,-eeowf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
E.UTTi:IC \ H'iiiiIt,piI.oGf
r ,u-liAl. rn-.n lll..siLM wv ,Ikh

r,SruipII l:pnkaei AM lGri.hcr. III hslr stree"
y Richmond. Va having h'ng!. ING "a''s y" a.
IN roy rulriirv Chair. Ctugbcs iii-fT n' 'r
i.ci,rv AL. srrrst Dom ~ Ntis'i' ~" MAJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

StRGia Al lsurs mcd Ia he Gers iicc al U 'i:u
Court" the city kiChGont he e:h Ga. Of ieJrutrE Is
Joint TAYLOR. PltIu.iN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

~, y iiis.-cv.n pieces: Fable. De rseri and
=. >. ''"ss 't.h" kHiycE wrihlu: Forks; Rread
',' = @'H1 ass2r'';i"fu; Of b.. an! Horn KNIVES
- - nv, ogr. !.~I w.'t ,srry variety ut Cooking
. r. eel. ,rrs. \. cab" I.!..- ~. jShjpa S,sl
"*.'''. J i 'iAt!s SC ,%c. BuLkiEr X Co.
!,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

NIlKGISIAi kacs lc!: the Cer:a oi:r tue 81,
Robert TX. tiUm. phI iti'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

~ ., si,"tH ia'i Claims against the OF Tie
~ -. ctcd. Will prcsei.t llirn to me for
.., -" '' 'sii' iIISr immaculate payment, as it is
80 Y. ''1 estate a ,opu a. t.y->ihis.
". G.. TALlAPERRO
'.ItcGi9r OF Tnos. II. Taiia:errn, deceased
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-04-14

A CURIOUS CASE OF CIRCUMsrANTFAL Evf.
DENcE. An Irishman named Patrick Grace,
was arrested in Worcester on Saturday,
charged with the assault upon George w.
Bentley, the CnSh clerk upon The Worcester
and Nashua railroad. The examination de-
veloped curious chain Of eircumsIantial ev-
idence, of which the following narration 10
given in the Worcester Transcript: l...
Grace took the Nashua cars al the slRiiOn
in this city, intending TO proceed TO Boston
by way oil Grolon Junction. While 90 the
road his singular conduct attracted the alten.
tiOn OF Mr.. Brooks, the conductor, who at N
favorable moment, after the arrival of tho
train at the Junction, asked him where he
was eoinge Grace, who was apparently un-
der the effects of liquor, replied that he had
struck man in Worcester The night before,
and was Fastening 10 Boston to escape the
consequences Mr.. Brooks Immediately
and reasonably suspecting him as the person
guilty Of the assault upon MIR. Bentley, en-
gagged him in further conversation, in the
course OF which he Mr.. Brooks) asked him
what bad become OF the hat he usually wore,
and 10 his astOnishmenl Grace said that ho
had lost il in the scuffle Mr.. B. lhen asked
him what kind Of a hat ii was? Grace replied
that il was a Korsuth hat Mr.. Is. then
asked him 10 describe the man whom he had
struck, and Grace proceeded TO do SO, giving
an exact description Of MIR. Bentley, even TO
the color OF his wbiskers! Mr.. Brooks, a0
was his duty to do, caused Grace 70 be re-
turned 10 this city, where The evidence aRainSa
him seemed 10 derive full confirmation in lhe
fact that the KossuIh hnt in possession o. the
police was found 70 fiji him exactly, and he
also answered fully the description which MIR.
Bentley was able 10 give his assailant, from
what he could see in the darkness OF the
night. This testimony would inevitably
have convicted Grace but il was fortunate for
him that the real assaiant Of Mr.. Bentley was
discovered, through the agency Of the lost
hat, on Saturday morning. Grace was Of
course discharged on this complaint
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Getting Married.

During the last summer little incident
transpired in one ofihe eastern towns, which
afforded some amusement TO the special ors
al the time, and furnished food for consld-
erable gossip thereafter. II occurred in
church, on one Of those quiet Sunday after
moons, when all The world seems ready 10
drop asleep; when the flies buzz laziIy on The
window panes, and the dog lies quietly oD
the door-stone. . u....,-
The afternoon services had ended and the
congregation were arranging themselves for
the benediclion, when TO the great astonish-
menl and manifest interest of the worship
pers, the good parson descended frem the
pulpit 10 the desk below, and said in a ca I'm
clear voice, Those wishing to be united in
the holy bonds of malrimony will now please
to come forward A deep stillness instantly
fell over the congregation, broken only by the
rustlDg Of silk as some pretty little girl oIex-
cited mairon changed her position, to catch
The first view of the couple TO be married.
No one, however, arose, OF seemed in the
least inclined 10 arise. Whereupon, the
worthy clergyman, deemed his first notice
unheard OF misunderstood; repeated the in
vitation. .- .... .... ...
Let those wishing TO be united in the holy
bonds of matrimony now come forward
Sill no one stirred. The silence became
almost audible, and painful sense of The
awkwardness Of the position was gradually
spreading among those present, when young
gentleman, who had occupied vacant slip
in the broad aisle during the service, slowly
arose, and deliberately walked 10 the foot of
The altar. He was good looking and well.
dressed, but no one present knew him, and
no female accompanied his travels. When
arrived within respectable distance of the
clergyman, he paused, and with reyerent
bow stepped 10 one side OF the aisle, but nei.
ther said anything or seemed at all discon,
certed at the idea Of being married alone
The clergyman looking anxiously around for
The bride-who he supposed was YET to arrive
ut length remarked to the young gentle
man, in an undertone, The lady sir, is diIIa-
tory Very, sir. Had we not better de-
lay The ceremony ?'-I think not. Do you
not suppose she will be here soon p Me,
SIR said the astonished shepherd, show
should know Of your lady's movements p
That is a matter belonging TO YOURSELF
A few moments more were suffered to
elapse ia this unpleasant state Of expectancy,
when the clergyman renewed his interroga-
tories. t.....s4, .., -.-..... .t...,.
Did the lady promise to attend at the pres
ent hour, sir y-'What lady F--'Why, the la
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A Sharp-.Set inspector.

Not pad joke is told Of one of the ~. n.
n'ght inspectors. Il happened q few even
uss snce' very shortly after the wharf
watch was SET, that plain looking country.
man was seen 10 leave hsia. Ivin9 n Mar
NO. q, with suspicious IooR,ng h1,ndIe Am.
der his arm. Il was u large pnckaee, and n
heavy one, and the stranger tuassd alone
slowly up the pier with II, and turned rhS
corner, sweating under hiS load, -,
Aha nv fine fellow eiacuI.,ed r,ha
lynx-eyed inspecior--a sharp-seV Official. ~
the way-'aha I've got YOU lhis limer-.
and approaching the suspicious looking i'm.
dividual, be said-'Good evening. Let ms
relieve yon of that load, my frisnd.' 7
Eli" responded the man, nneasily.
III take this bundle, ifyou please
Thank youn --.-
It's heavy, isn't il r
Yes: : which way you goin', nabur y
Come along ; ms oil right. I'll take
care Of this; come on .ha
Exactly; much obliged. Itss tsrHal
heavy; and I've got 90 get 10 uP 10 thu How.
ard House. .' =
Come along, continued Ihs officer, know
ingly well see about lhal;' and in N few
minutes they reached the Howard when
the stranger observed that the Inspector had
uO iueH Vi 0HlIlnRs .N.A
Halo! Which way. friend1 I'm stop
ping here said the counIryman. .y--i
: lis no matter; I've seized this properly,
and you can explain matters at The customs
house tomorrow, continued tie ahrewd ih-
specIOr.
Lux here, friend not tew fast, ei you
please. I've paid my duties on that ere lot
o. goods. Just you look at this, naow,' and
he drew from his vest pocket a piece of pa-
per signed by the collector.
Why, you scampr said the Inspector,
wiping the perspirntion from his face, that
is permit for your goods. Why didn't You
show that before p
Why, in the fust place, You didn't Ask
me tew and in the next place, ef had,
you'd seen me break my back nfore you'd
ha' brought that bundle clear up here for
me, knowF I
The Inspector blowed hrs nose violently
and cursing the counlryman for N fool, turned
down Pine street instanIer, 10 resume his
lonely round.
The Stranger put his parcel in charge Of
the servant. and gtinned ghastly grin mn
the over Jealous watchman departed. -oi.l'i7