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BOOKS, &c.
BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS!
John Keith & CO. e Bulletin of New Books,

NO. 239s AIN S.treet
Hot Corn Lie Scenes in New YORK; Illustrated, in
pcker's Daughter, Wild Maggie, etc
Liberia, or Mr. taytoh'a experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah iiae. Hia
Memoirs OF kbernethy fsai
Napoleon 81 st Helea4-from the letters and journal
.ioi sir sindson lowe, vols 81
Proceedings of The Hartford Bible Convention.
The Rainy afternoon. fl
Up the higer, new edition, by r. w Shelton
Hypalig, or New Foes with an Old Face, by the au-
thor OF Alton Locke Yeast &C &C.
Tile Yemasse, by w. Gilmore Simms.
Pierre Bonssaint Slave III 81 Domingo.
1 Il. =.
The Good Natured Bear
Chantieleor Thanksgiving Story, By Cornelius
Mathews, Illustrated 81 ,st lasfH
Golden Drefms and Leaden Rea tiles, by Ralph Raven
Minnesota aid its Resources, by W. Bond.
Lyrics from the Wide, Wide World.
The Wide, Wide World, Illustrated with fourteen
tngravings, on steel.
Vasconselas by Cooper.
Second series OF CloVernook
AIT and industry Of the Crystal Palace, by Horace
Greeley.
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.WCHW XRCtIU NJ IEETIEF
lust Received and for sale al LlvERM0RE'B
u BOOKSTORE, LEA Main street,
Hypata, by author Of AL on Locke.
Christ in History, by gTunbusv ~
Up the River, by shelton. sA
Harry Harden, BY author ofAuorney. ns,s y Ivy
The Old Doctor, or stray Leaves from my Journal.
A new supply Of Judge Edmond on spiFltnaism. ~
N MeIkland, by author Of Margaret Maitland
Philosophy IN Sport. 1aetm tflNlqN aM
Harpy DAYS Of hiIdhooe. fe deco aef
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Providence & Worcester r. r. Company
$50 NOTICE. stsasf EiA8

EIaefn'szn 90 and alter daie. Passenger rains win
ron into, and leave t1one Passenger De-
Cs7 ISAAC n. soUTHwTcK. sum
worcester. Dec 1878 III
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An American Girl

I ; desrous off situation in small family, TO work
io her board, and small wages, where the labor viii
be light honsewOrk, sewing Rking of child &c.
This is an excellent chance for private family TO Sc
at the Intelligence Office, $50 Main street, up stairs
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WBETTEaE BUY a

GONE kind Of AMnsfcaiIpstrpme n for your
~ Son or Daughter,
that will interest. improve and keep them al home
evenings, than have % regret something worse nfler-
wards snch ahngs can be rad very cheap, az the
WORCESTER music STORE, 900 Main street.
Did you euer think Of nf
mas d7mis
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E0.TCEs, &c.
-. Ia. n. Gsralda

TlhHhLE FHT5ICi81 and llccesslil Mitvl
E Educated a. the y. 2. Femsio sfsiicai Coisss
Viii answer cabs niFA' 80 ias
II Residsace M. T9'asf SINE; sPi II
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Rich and Rare Articles for Christmas and Neso
Years Presents.
p. UNG,


Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles,
ID E5PECTFULLY invites the attention of the pub
H. lie to his large stock of Articles well adapted for
presents during the holiday season
$50 kinds of LADIES' Fancy Work Boxes 100 kinds of
Fancy Baskets, Pearl and shell Portm0nnaes Porto
os, Dressing Gases, Cal Cases, ami Relicules with
many fancy things too nnumerable for an advertise
ment. A great variety ofTovs, for the amusement of
children, selected far possible with reference to
strength am teauty. 20 kinds Of Games, many Of
which are instructive well smusing IL kinds Of
Umbrellas 40 kinds Of Pocket Knives Is kinds OF scs-
sors 80 kinds of Combs, 90 kinds Of Brushes, 20
kinds of
BOYS sLEIGHs,
3 kinds ofRocking Horses, 20 kinds OF Bird c ages
among waich arc Metalle Cages, of great beauty OF
ansh kinds of Canary Birds, kinds Of Bird seeds
Umbrellas, C.nes, &C. neatly repaired Pinking Of
Capes SACKS, Coaks, and 1alinas in II styles with
edge from OF an inch to inches in depth, large and
small points and scol ops. Eyeets set, and many
smA Jobs done too numerous to mention. Please OBJ
serve the sligo OF "Tke Pa ietg Store,n No. s6 Main
streetneary opposite the old stand of James Green
q Co decl4 daWtf
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WORCESTER LYCRUM.
SENHE Course of Lectures for the Winter Of 1854,
4 will commence the 18th November, at the
CIR & FALL,

CITY HALL,
and be continued as follows, viz: is
LIST lecture, NOV. l7-JAMss T. FIELDS, Boston.
81 Dec -l--PARK BENJAMIN New York.
81 Dec l5--Rey K. t. SToRRs, Jr, BrUoklyn.
4th g bee 29-Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Ealem.
Sin Jan. l2--Rev. THEo. PARKER, Boston.
9Th " Jan. 20--OLIYER w. Holmes Boston
7'h g Feb. 9--Rev 4. STARR KING, Boston
9th a Feb. 23 Rev. FRsp'K Il HspoR, Proyi'ce.
18Th Mar 9-X DELL PUILLIYs Boston
10Th g Mar. 23--NM.B sPRAGuE, y. H., Albany
II Tickets for the may be obtaised Of the
Treasurer and at o Bookstores, the following prioes
Gentemsn 8 ,06-iadiss and Minors so cents single
Lectures, i2l cts. to be paid ut the dUer
All purchasers Of Tickets viii be entitled the use
Of The Library, containing about 1900 volumes Of val
uahie Books for the whole ye,r.
The doors will be open T. and closed al II o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE. Secretary
CHARLES WHITE, Treas.
Worcester, Nov. IL Is 8 diff
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NE Plus ULTRA.
LAzELL8
CLINE HAIR TONIC


III q va a ~ AIR!
FI'HE CLIMAX HAIR Tonic net d IS in fs composition
many o. the NEST potent SHOWN remedies Ills com
bined sih the elaborate care and with SO strict
regaftfo proportion that due effect given each in
grcdit and result is combination. elegant,
cherehe, md surpassed in popt Of efficacy by any
other before tho public.
Jst so long vitality exists in the Hair. the appli-
Cation al the Climax Hair fonic cannot fail bene-
hcial Us lnvigorating influence win make Itself per-
seplhle It's action, by removing dandruff and other
obstacles from the scalp, destroys their whitening Of
es and leaves the way clear Tor nature do her part
As compound fordressng the flair, impariing 10 it
sofness, gossness aud riehuess and also rendering
The sfesl and drest Hair, susceptible of the most
lasteiu arrangement, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found Invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax Hal
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable soil anything
Hith which il comes in contac-of pleasant and de-
eldcd, yet not TOO prominent odor the Climax Hair
ionie Is what the proprietor has aimed to make tia
compound at once elegant and effective, and of unusual
intrinsic worth.
GTaPriee3 Twenty-tlve cents per bottle, Large
hotties, containing iulI pint, SEVENTH frye CKK1s.
Prepared only BY
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New Singing Books,
70 Maohinists.

A ND others interested ia Mechanical Drawing -
IA JOHN E. EARLE, Mechanical Engineer, will at
tend TO drafting machinery Of every description.
Instruction eiven. Office No IA Central Exchange,
Worcester. IS dSm MA
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Worcester Dramatic Mussum.


SrASA s'AAAssHs.--.s.... y. . es-A-<Anl 4Oh
n Positively he last night % the Great Rousn-
tic Spectacle, viii ailjtsspiendid effects
IN WEDNESDAY EVENING. December "a, lese
Pwtll be c.ej, (sLs tii1ea he new Grand Naatl-
cal ANA in fo1r parts, with all It's b.eitiid scenic
effects, incsntations, Churuses. d G, &C entitled CAP
TAIN EYD, THE CHARMED PIRATE; or, the
Wizard Of the Wave.
Robert Lester after wards X I'd the pirate II wyrwick
Eipsey the WITCH Mrs BessenheIz
And embracing the Entire Company.
In the course of the evening" several beautiful over
lures by the gentlemen of the Orch, s,rs. Leader
Professor Younkers.
" Full particulars, see Bills Of the day,
Doors open at z; to commence before 8.
PRIcEs-Parquette, so cents; Circle rs cents; Gal
cry l2l cents. rs
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L0ST

Oh the 9th day. Of October last, a Memorandum
" Book Containing. a note, dated Cleveland Ohio,
October Nth, 1853 for $55l payable 10 John Borden
or order six monlhs from dAIe signed by Ahaz Mer.
chant. Whoever will return the same to this office
will be handsomely rewarded The public are watbed
against negotiating this notcsi al decl3 roy DIFF
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DAGUERREOTYpES.


MIR. j.. BABBiTT respectfully invites those who are
IvIin want ofa GOOD Daguerreoty 10 call tNos 5&
II Pipers Bloch, and secure themselves the follow
ing advantages, VIZ: t,Mr1 tsaa, a., hta
Of,haying good likeness at a iou price, OF having
Il taken by the largest and best arranged akyehl in the
city; ofhavng tteken with the hest Of erman In
strhments OF having 1t taken by nm Operator who has
had the largest experience ia the business or having
the Daguerrentype finished with gold making them per-
manent, and not affected By heat or colds ofhaving tho
textures prominent that they 30 In any po-
sition OF having the eyes (athough lghi) made clear
and dislnct 0fhayng the colorng done In tho neatest
possible manner; OF having group p lures made on
large plates reduced price OF having tho privilege
of selecting from tho largest amount of Daguer
Iean offered TO the public from tho size Of
three cent piece TO case measuring l0xl2 lrches Of
having particular attention paid The copying OF other
Daguerreopyes Of his readiness 70 20 private resi-
dances ~ Daguerreolype the sick and deeeaaed Of hav
Ing their Pictures cut Into pima rngs loci es bracelets,
&c,, OF having person take ehd'a llkeness, who
has the faculty Of kssPins them stil OF giving PER-
IN, b. toaics hours rom "a a. M, 10 SPIN.
o26 ssl.f- f4.3ei dWaHawtf
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Marsh's Music Store.

e MafSnS MUSIC store. le4t
ON anil. the Modern School for the Piano Forte
~ composed aud compiled from the works az me
eminent modern and classical authors ard teach
ers comprising complete course nf based
upVn new pslnelpl0-progressive m lts uhaFacfsr.
with enatomea lliuatraliona the hands thoroueky
explained allowing the Of their muscles AMI ten
dous IN play ina The Piano, h Nathan Rlobardson pup
ofAlsxanier DteYschuck, an smincnl pianist. ~
aw nov3n "a tNa5fsl iast.seE4 rs nj its dat
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Black mithiug and Grinding I

THE citizens OF Worcester are informed that
1 prepared 10 make all kinds and shapes Of ia n
MERS. c 10 araer; Ie-bardcn ana re-temper
cGrPsnteTs Tools. Also, to grind ard polish BRTCu
Els, Touls, and all SORES Of lion aud Steel Work, IN
the bsst possible manayr. and fr the lowest cash
terms. BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Junction Building.
n9 d3nk
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n Positively The last night % abe Great Rouan-
tic Spectacle, viii allitsspendid effects
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A Shoe Click Wanted,
And permanent employment. Apply as above.
LOST

IN White Setter Dog with yellow spots;
N%4A answers 10 tAe name Of Hector. He wore
HyA two collars when lost, one bearing the name
- OF L. Myers, and one that Of e. w. Fuller,
Milford. Whoever storms the same to j. L. Myers,
2lO Maln street, will besutably rewarded. DIS dc
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tINAG snnusI nIeeiiag q the meinbef7 u he Aef-
] chants and gasnicfs' lautual fire Insurance Con-
pany viii be hed 81 the Office OF said ompazy, Ia
worcester, on "Wednesday The I h day Of JaIasfy
next, At o'clock, Pm
The subject al alterations Of the by Law, Nil be
considered and acted upon
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, Secretary. :.
Worcester Ges 10, 1873 dtjsus
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Cslstospa-Tfade Clothing.

as u4dai, consisting Of Over coa;s Frock Dress and
sack Co9is Pagis and Vests, and every variety Of
FURNISHING Go y.
Remember the plaee g Main ST. Piper BLOCK, Wos.
cestr Nsss, Sign % the Fill nC-s4etl ian r.
s2l iaSrtf
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A Rare Chance to Make Money.
SEvERAL en.erprisng and energetic young men,
~ with from one to i've hundred dollars, are wanted
to engage In business that will be aure 20 pay vel
Apply at tho Intelligence Onlce, 05S MHin street, UP
stairs. f eF4 LEWIS u MIMI
American Cook Wanted, a
TogoGaew miles into the county. Three dollars
per week will bepaid for a frst-sate cook Apply a.
-----~--'rS,r-----s
Wi ,lm " "a New Figs, 81 ~ h.'as...w
U8T reoeiv0d, and for sale ~ =
Je7'sdss7R al II GRIFFIN 90.
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Buckwheat Flour, par
A PRIME ARTICLE, for sale b. the barrel Of In
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fZH TUBS Choice Vermont Dairy Butter. y sfTH
u 20 Kegs New York do, do. For sale by M
- WIN. o. SWEET a. CO.,
does dtf eiY LOG Main street.
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Spirit Of the Press.

Yesterdays Wig has leader in reply to pre-
vious enc in the Enquirer. Our friends of the po-
litcal press pelting each other with free.soil
| balls, from which we wish them a happy deiye-
rance There is another article, containing much
| practical good sense, on the Trade of Richmond.
THE future" it says, 'gives promise of a contin-
ued increase in the trade of this city-additional
| indications Of which, we have no doubt, will be
manifest in the business of next season"
The Enquirer, in an article on 'The President
and the South" suggests that those who pretend
not to find in the past life of President Pierce a
sufficient guarantee of his fidelity for the future,
await the development of his policy in his message
| to Congress. The Enquirer has as much conf
! dence in Mr. Pierce-in his determination to main
| tain the rights of the South-as if he had drawn
his first breath on the banks of the Savannah, and
was the master of his hundred slaves Before
| many months" says the Enquirer, "the country
will have an explicit declaration OF his policy. and
| we hazard the prediction that IN his message to
Congress, the South will find every proper assu-
rance and guaranty"
The Mail compares the present pressure IN the
money market with that of 1887, and thinks that
the disasters consequent upon that crisis, should
serve as an example well worthy of being profted
by The Mail has also article on the diff.
Gully of obtaining guano, wherein the conclusion
is expressed that our farmers are experiencing
bad treatment from the hands of somebody. We
endorse the hope that 'the Agricultural Society.
at it's ensuing meeting, will give this very lmpor-
tant matter their most serious attention, and try to
devise some means to prevent recurrence OF the
present difficulties"
The Eueaing Balltin comments upon the latest
European intelligence, treating more particularly
of that portion relative to the Turkish declaration
of war, and expressing the prediction that
France and England shall stand aloof the days OF
the Ottoman Empire are numbered.
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Judge Grier's Opinion.

The Philadelphia papers publish at length
the opinion of Judge Grier in the Wilkes
barre slave case. 1t will be remembered
that the deputy Marshals of the United States
made an unsuccessful attempt to arrest ne
gro named VIM. Thomas. the property of Mr.
Isham Keith, of Fau9uief county, Va. The
attempt at arrest was made in Wilkesbare,
Luzerne county, Pa. The negro, after VIC
lent resistance, escaped, the officers were ar
rested for assault and battery, with intent to
kill, and the proceedings came before Judge
Grier, of the U. s. Circuit Court, upon pc
Elton by the officers for writ of habeas cor
pus, setting forth the circumstances of their
arrest, and praying to be discharged. The
writ of habeas corpus was granted by Judge
Grier on the 4th inst; and after granting
time to hear any objections which would he
made to any action Of the Court upon it, the
Judge has delivered the opinion to which we
refer, discharging the prisoners. The opinion
is marked by the usual learning and indepen.
dence of this able judicial officer Of the u
States. In reply to the objection that tn,
Court had no authority to discharge the rri
soners, because they were held by 8 warran
from State Magistrate, for an alleged err
ninal offence against the State of Pennsyl
Vsnia, and that the warrant was conclusiv
evidence of the fact. Judge Grier replies tha
70 a habeas corpus, issued by the u. s. Court
under the general authority conferred On then
~ 'nesaaiciasy act, this objection would bt
c0nc,aase. But the writ in question wa
h0' allowed and issued under the general law
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DIED,

On yesterday morning, after protracted lines g
Holm CARTER, in the 8lst year of his age. The
friends of the family requested to attend ms fune,
raj from his late residence in Henrico county, at
O'Clock, this evening, without farther nonee.
On Saturday morning, at half past O'Clock at Lin
JOHN PBARCE, native of Truro, Cornwall, Eng
land hut for many years q well known and highly re-
spectacle citizen Of Richmond
On Yesterday about 10 O'Clock, at the residence of
his grand mother Mrs. Ann g. Pullism, in Manches-
ter. Va, CHARLES, infant son OF Rev Stsunton
Field of the Western Va. Conference. The friends
of the family are requested to attend the funeral
from the residence Of Mrs. Pulliam to-day at II
O'Clock.
Yesterday. at II o'clock. of Pneumonia. PHILIP
DOUGHERTY The funeral will take place this Of.
ternoou. at 81 O'Clock, at the Monumental Church
His friends are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18

AN EDITORIAL FIeHT.-We perceive by
the Staunton Messenger that the editor of tina,
paper MI Gilner, and the editor of the YIN.
a'c0to'' Mr. Yost, have had a pugilistic en-
counter in the streets of Staunton. Mr.. Yost
s'"d'eated himself with arock, the Messenger
carried cane, and both articles seem to have
Deen handled in cogent and spirited style
we trust that the difficulty h. been by this
'irne amicably settled, and that it will not be
pushed to extremes.
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Attorney FOR THE COMMONWEALTH.

ATTORNEY FOR THE CoMMoswBALTH-
1t is really matter of surprise to that the LIE gisa-
ture of Virginia has not been more pro npt in doing
justice and increased the salary of the Attorney for
the Commonwealth in the Richmond Circuit Court, -
to something approxmating to the value the labors
he is called upon to perform Who would have be-
leved that the present efficient incumbent re-
quired to prosecute fifty sixty felones each year.
besides attending to variety of other duties for the
paltry sum of $3.50? And yet such is the case $3.50
may be. and doubt is fair compensation for most
of the Circuits, where not than FIVE six crimi-
nails arraigned in year; but such sum is very
poor pay for the prosecution of fifty sixty crimi.
mails, and beg that the members of the next Legs-
lature will take the matter in hand, and make the sa-
larry for this important Office such should be-
good lawyer may afford to fill it for $3.50 per year
and if he discharges its duties faithfully he will
every cent of that sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18

SPREAD OF INTEMPERANcE.-At Court
yesterday morning the Mayor alluded to the spread
of intemperance in the city, and the great impor-
lance of having work house erected in which to
employ the paupers and Migrants who now
fiocking to and crowding the city jail He regretted
say that he had been compelled to try and dispose
of not less than five that morning who had spent
the night before in the cage for drunkenness and dis
order. The. City Council should give this matter
interest Of our entire community Winter is rapidly
approaching and our people will be compelled to aid
the families of these inebriates them suffer-
upon them of supporting horde of idle drunken,
worthless, dissolute men, who if compelled as they
should be- could not only for themselves but
their famiee. When win the Council be prepared
to act upon the petition of our citizens upon this SUBJ
iect7 We should like to know
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN Gosr.-Mr Phil

ip Dougherty is He breathed his last yester-
day afternoon half past O'Clock, at the City Ho-
tel after short but painful Illness His disease was
pneumonia. Mr.. Dougherty was perhaps the Oldest
bookseller in Virginia, having been engaged in that
to reside from Lambertsville NJ about the time of
the late wer with England As kind hearted, gene
mean devices, h was well known; and but few men
have died in midst whose circle of friends Were
mere numerous, and whose loss will be deeply
re GREETED. But his race s run-life has ebbed it.
self out and he has been gathered his fathers and
to the bosom of his God His funeral will take place
to-dGy, as will be seen BY reference to the obituary
head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18

lhE Va. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL .JooR.
SAL-Meatscdl ColIege.-We have received a
pamphlet entitled "The Virginia Medical and
surgical journal Extra A Word to the Med
ica Profession in Virginia" We may give
hereafter more detailed account of its con,
'eh's. 1t advocates the transfer of the medi
cal department Of the University Of Virginia
TO Richmond, and the union of the two school
under the Jurisdiction and control of tn
| State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18
SourrH,sG Nlcn.-Our readers, most Of

whom are always ready to respond to call from the
fair sex in the hour of need win bear in mind that the
ladies of Manchester design having supper" in
the Farmers Hotel of their village this evening,
where they would be delighted to feed thousand or
more of their Richmond friends, with the abundance
of the feast to be applied to the liquidation of
debt now standing against of their churches
Young and old ones too should avail Themselves
of this occasion of suppng with the 'air" of their
neighborng town, and of aiding them in q wor-
thy of their berslity Price of tickets only 50
each, Cheap enough, in all conscience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18
THE ARnoRy BAxp-If the managers {

the State Agricultural Fair were to employ the Ar
mory Band, to perform during the day on the WEST
ern Square" while the exhibition going on they
would add vastly TO the interest and atractiveness
the entertainment and induce hundreds attend it
who would fail to do without stimulant of
that character. Musc-and such music this Band
while it will tend to enliven the fair and give spirit
the proceedings of the Agricultural Society. The
cost will be but tre, comparatively, and we, there
fore. hope that the Band may be engaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18
RICHMOND MARKETS, Oct II.
CORRECTED DAILY.

FLOUR.-The last arrival having rather depressed
prices of Flour the market is quiet without any ship
ping demand, at over 81. We heard of no sales ex-
cent to the trade at CIT by the dray load.
100 The quantity coming in much fallen of
TOBACGO.-No change. Sales at S4s to ~, Tor
Luas: Medium So to $l2; Fine $40 to $50 The stock
of thought be large, and prices at
the North will not pay.
Business continues active in all branches OF trade,
and the we ather Gue, cool and dry.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES'

writer being DESTROYS of entering into the mat
rimon ial state, would like TO form connection with
some lady Of respectable parentage VINO mas goo
than Y years of age The writer is Of good family
foierabe hsndaoe and is in situation TO support
"iie IN very respectable style.
Address MATRiMONY, through the post Office,
stating when and where an interview can be had.
oe l2-lt