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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.
FOR TIE MILLION!
SILVER WARE, WITCHES & JEWELRY.
T.. Ed. GODDARD 81 co.,

at their new Building called Union Block
no. 1917 Main street,
yETOULD inform heir customers in this city and vicin-
w iy that they have just opened many and fash
ionable Goods and solicit examination Of their stock
by all thoae about to make purchases OF any articles in
the ABOVE line Onr Stock is very large and consists of:
Silver Table and Tea ales' and Gents Gold
spoons. Lhans
Sugar, sat, ~ MUSTARD do. Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver Forks aud Butter 80 dlf,rent styles Ladies'
Knives; Hoops, D0ps md Knobs
Silver Pitchers and Cups Ietics' fin. Brooches
plain and fnncy Gems Scai Pins K studs;
Plated and Britannia wares Key, Pencp. & Thmbles;
Cake Baskets and Casters; Goii hracel aud Snaps
Table Bells plain and Ency Eulne St le of Rings
Gents. Pom MONIES and Cur TINS Shell
Gents Cold FGhs aHd SEALS Back itud side Combs
Vest Chains and Hos SILVER Comts round for
Gold W aches OF eve a. q ildren.
scripton.
We would call the attention of the public to large
assortment OF
Gold and : liver Spectacles.
Having made arrang, nents with the Manufacturers,
have all the kinds of Glass, suit all eyes
and ages Mathematical instruments of all prices.
Watches and Jewery carefully repaired, and warrant
ed. Old Gold and Silver taken exchange All of the
above Goods offered low for Cash. at wholesale or
retail. u Call at the Union Block No. 1877 Main st.
l.. ID. GODDARD Il CO.
Worcester, Nov. -, 1852 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC BOOK !
e. s ~ A 3 % n

E. s ~ a = % n
TJAS for sale at the publishers prices, either at
i I wholesale or retail, the
Melo Saera,
a complete collection of Church Music well adapted IN
the wants Of ChoiTs, and Singing Schools.
Those ia want of Music Book, are invite to
cali and examine,
at No. 8 WARREN HALL, Pearl street.
n B. Having made arrangements for a great number
ofhe above Books they can be furnished very low
prices. uctl5 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

SgNWO ROOMS over Basseit d Clarks Grocery Store,
L No, 81 Washington Square
BAsSETT & CLARK.
Worcester, Sept. 10th, 1852. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
J, G. Pearson

J. G. Pearson
XUoULD respectfully inform the public, that he has
Nv taken the old stand Of Farley & Pearson, 203
Nam street, Worcester, Mass he continues to
manufacture Carhart's celebrated patent Seraphines,
Meophnes and h3olians, single and double reed, from
4 to octaves, and OF the best style and finish.
Every Instrument made aud sold hy the subscriber is
warranted TO gye perfect satisfaction.
janl dav6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
TO LET
TO z ENT

A LARGE ROOM, over the Store of the subscriber
"a suitable for an Office Apply TO- d SCOTT, JR.,
nOvl9 DIFF 213 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
T 0 LIE 7

nN Main street, two pleasant LODGING ROOMS
~ furnished. and taken OF, may be cbtained for
gle gentlemen, by inquirng at 1856 Main street.
SeDt2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 90. 1853.
WANTS, &c.
200 II Wanted Tmmediatalv.

WANTS, &c.
800 n Wanted Immediately,
On the De7a0are and Ra,ftaa canal!
GOO LABORING MEN.
OUU $50 Nasons.
so Carpenters. q Fare62I cents from New
York. HATHAWAY d LEACH,
Bound Brook, New Jersey.
Inquire of CARY Il FIELD,
Central Exchange.
Worcester, Jan. II, 1858. dlUt
WANTED.
A N'Apppnlice to the Watch and Jewery business.
n janis DIFF s. P. CHAMPNEY.
Young Men Wanted.
GOOD responsible Young Men. with Il small capital,
~ as travelling Agents. To Young Men of energy,
and cd address, good opportunity is Offered.
iaRis i'N''''D' O"AA "AI dir
Tailors Wanted Immediately
ITO make Goats Vests, and Pants INQUIRE al
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS x cos
Janl2 dtf Store, 27l Piper's Block, Main street.
Wanted Immediately.
hight Or ten good Workmen, to make Women's
Shoes, at No pa Main, OF Pleasant street.
decI5 DIFF
WANTED.
Or MoULDERs,' to work in the Worcester Mallea-
ov DIFF WAITE, CHADsEY q co.
Charcoal Wanted.
''syONJO ALLEN q THURBER,
sept30 dtf ArmOry, Union street. Worcester.
Wooden Weavers Wanted.
YNANTED Immediately, ten twelve good fancy
w or plain Viewers, at Clappyie,
T0 Gg T.ET
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
AWCEERMG2E,G.
ApotNaecaries & DruggEs

SELBY & CO., No 68 Main Street
ALEXANDER PUTNAM, No. 143 Main Stree
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

<z3fH4, THE BUILDING in Pleasant street. now
ls53H@4 used as an Engine House. 1t will make good
TisE stand for q SIore. Apply to
$500. octI8 DIFF WM. DICKINSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

Terms--u64.OO per Annum, or SO 90 if
paid in advance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
CoMITES PERMANENrs.


NJ. Clark au nom du comite iudiciaire, pre-
sente lie rapport ct les resolutions qui suivent
lesauels, sur dispense DIES reglements, sont lus
une seconde tois ct aoptes unanimement
lie comite juliciaire, auquel await etc referee
la petition de Edouard blanchard, Senior de-
mandant lie Placement dun terrain ct des anne
liorations qui sly trouvent, situe rue des ursu-
lines, entire Claiborne ct Derbigny, demande a
rapporter unc resolution ce sujet, attendu que
le dit blanchard s'est cOnforme aux exigeuces
de la loi, en- faisant enregistrer son acte lie re
uonciatiun a la dte proprete, dams In Seconde
Cuur dc District (dont cope est ci-jonte) pour
rouverture de la rue DIES Uisulines, dapres lie
tahleau des commissaires charges dc louverture
de Ia dte rue. GEo CLARK,
W G. C CLAIBORNE
Resolu que lie Tresorer pale, sur lie mandat
du Contr6leur, a Elouard blanchard Senior, la
somIne de deux mile deux cents piastres, pour
Placement en- plein dun terrain ct des amehora-
tious oui sly trouvent, situe du c6te Nord- Est
| de la rue dcs Ursum Y, entire Claiborne ct Der
| bigny, ansi quill appert du tableau dassesse-
meut des cOmmssaires charges de Fouverture
| lie Ia rue DIES Ursulines, enregistre dams Ia Sc
! condo Cour dc District, No 9l5 du Docket dc Ia
| dite Cour.
| NJ. Clark presente les resolutions suivantes,
qu sont lues deux fois ct adOptees, sur dispense
DIES reglements:
| l, ResOlu que lie Commlssnlre DIES rueS soit el
demeure requis lie discontinuer lie ieter les ordu-
res provenant du nettoyage DIES rues dams Ia
parte de In Levee situee face lie la Place
jackson, ct il est de plus requs dordonner au'
contractants charges de nettoyer les rues de de
poser les ordures qui en- proviennent entire le
quais situ6s pres DIES rues lie rll6ptal CT d.
Quarter.
. Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct dcmcurn re
qus de construire momcntanSmPnt unc Plate
Ia zeal n
du QUARTER, pour rusage dos charre.tcs emplo
yees depoaer leg ordures dee rues.
NJ Converse prssertr 10 pr6ambnle ct IA re
solution 1ui sui"ert, lrsourls sent lns ct, SUI
, rnatio.,, rsftrf' a ccritt udi-i airc:
At'crdr gull a beGueoup de pcrsonnes IA
rrcr'cnt DIES propri;tss bail de cette vile, e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

Une lettre de NJ Boulgny, otfrant NM. L,
LaSere ct Arthur Guillottc CONNIE ses cauiOns,
ayant etc lue-M Giqucl presente Ia resolution
suivante, qui est lue deux fois ct adoptee sur
dispense des reglements;
Eesolu que NM Eugene Lasere ct J. Arthur
Guilotte soient ct demeurent acccptes CONNIE
les SECURITIES de NJ Francois Douligny, nomm6
reinforcement garden de Ia Maison de Cours.
Tn memoirc des foremen DIES diverses compa-
gnies de tuyaux de cette vile, au sujet de Ia
yente faite par lie Contr6leur NM Cosgrove ct
Boyle pour rapprovisonnement des tuyaux pen
dant aimee prochaine, est depose sur lie bu-
reau, sujet appel
Une communication du Voyer est resue ct
lue Informant lie Conseil que nul enlargement
important ma etc fait dams son Department
depuis son derner rapport.
Lecture est faite dun rapport du Noyer, in
formant lie Conseil que tous les contractants
charges de nettoyer les rues sont en- default.
Sur motion, lie rapport ci-dessus est retere au
comite DIES rues ct debarcaderes
Lecture est fate dune communication de Ed
Castillo, capitaine ct proprietaire du hateau a
vapeur Delta, au suiet dune somme due par lul
pour drots de quayage Referee au comite de
finances
Une petition, portant de nombreuses sigma
lures de proprietaireS de la rue du Canal, de-
mandant lie Transient des hangards, bhtisses, etc,
qui encombrent cette rue, en- face de la Nouyeile
Douane est lue, ct la resolution suivante, pre-
sentee par NJ Clark, est lue deux fois ct adop-
tee, sur dispense des reglements
| Resolu que lie Noyer SOFT ct demeure requis de
notifer les commissaires de la Nouvelle Douane,
que la permission accordec aux dts commits
| saires par lex Conseil de la Municipalite No /,
| de Sc servir du terrain neutre de la rue du "a
nal, entire les rues Levee ct Magasins, cessers
soxante jours apres la passation de cette re-
solution, ct les commissaires sont requs de faire
enlever les batisses ct les materiaux.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
oFFICIEI..

oFFICIEI..
CoNsEIL DIES ALDERMEN DE LA SoUvELLE
ORLEANS.
MARDT, % Decembre, 1852.
lie Consel Sc reunit conformement a la iourne-
ment.
Membres presents-Hon. W. Q. C. Claiborne,
President; ct NM Converse, Clark, Giquel,
Lugenbuhl, Gasquet ct Sewell.
On Sc dispense de Ia lecture du journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

~ EpFYpoEs BEES 1t Is expected that some bills of
considerable Importance will b. presented to the French
senate by the Emperor, after ho shall have been
iuvc-ttl with the puTyr h motley, should that wear
he Judged pr eFabie The bills will N=t be laid before
liz Imperial Majesty by certain gJ1sntGs, jewellers and
4g.s. makers They viii it understood he submit
I'D tho sruate simply o BIZ discharged and the gem
raj opinion is that they will constitute the principal lrg
aiion with which that assembly likely t" be troubled
Punch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

A H,RD ovg 10 SWALLOW The Eyausvl! (Iud Jour
r4l tells the hardest story q invention, which
Rave segu 1t gyS somebody in that neghborhood has
been enzugCd daTug the last two years pnIiectng in
-rument enable the sight to penetrate through the
hauan body agi has already brought the work to point
That guarantees his ultimate success FLESH viewed
through this telescope :. rendered transparent glass
aul has pink tuEt He turned his mind to this project
iHaeten years since Which time hr has given it almost
constant thought
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
e DR. Labatut prend son siege.
Lecture est fate du message suivant I.

TTTTUTT
CONSEIL DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN. !
Nile. Orleans, ce so Novembre, 1852. J
Il fHonorabie President ct NM. les .Nem6res
du ConseI des aldermen de Ia PaIe de Ia
.Noupeiie- ORLEANS.
Messieurs--Je suis requis par 10 Censeil DIES
Assistants Aldermen de remover Notre Homo
rable Corps, Oh elles ont pris leur origine, les
resolutions autorisaut Emancipation desclaves,
pass6es lie 49, lie q ct le % Mai, lie Ter, lie 10 ct
lie II j uin derner aiusi que tous les documents
pui ont trait, lie Conseil n'ayant pris ancune
action ce sujet.
Je suis, respectueusement,
NOtre ob6issant serviteur,
WALTER IL. PFTERs, Secretaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

CoNsEfI DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN.
Nile Orleans, % Decembre, 1852 J
4 FHoR. President ct NM les membres du
CoRSeH DIES aldermen de Ia piHe de la
.Ioureiie- OyIsGHs
Messeurs - Permettez- moi de vous trans
METRE les resolutions suivantes, qui ont pris leur
origine dams Notre Honorable Corps, ct de vous
notitier du coneours des Assistants Aldermen,
savoir.
Resolution approuvant Adjudication de d.
vers contrats.
Resolution autorisant lie Tresorier a payer
I'm certificat de 81 500 81 en- favour de l. b.
Blanchard, avoeat de Paul Quimper.
Resolution referant un comite de conference
la petition pour la CONNECTION d nm chemin cou-
lisses dams cette Vile
Resolution nommant les JUICES ct gretiers de
relection pour Gouverneur ct autres of,ciers
d'E,at ct fxant les polls.
Resolution autorisant la yente du contrat
pour la construction d une case pompe pour la
tompaguie No 8, pour compile de Robert HAM
iton.
LIE Consel des Assistants Aldermen con-
couru aux amendments suiyants de Votre Ho-
\ norahle Corps, sayoir:
| Lameniement a la resolution relative aux
| livres dc plans en- la possession de Hugh Grant
Lamendement la resolution augmentant les
| cadres de la police, etc.
| lie Conseii n adhere Aramendement au 1Sme
article de Performance etablissant un taux uni
forme de taxes licences, etc. ct rejete les
amendments aux 3me ct 5me articles, ct Per-
sste maintenir lie 2me article tel quill etc
redige dans lorigine
NM. Bailey, Derbes, Dolhonde, Place ct Wat
kns torment lie comite de la part de &c Conseli'
pour prendre en- consideration la petition &c
NM Hill Hclbrook ct aU'res, pour lie droit de
passage pour des chars chevai, dams certaines
rues de la vile
J'ai rhonneur detre, tres respectuepsement
Notre obeissant serviteur.
MIrER IL PETERS. Secretaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

Sur motion, lie Copseil DIES Aldermen renonce
a SEES amendments au 2me ct 5me articles de
Performance aioptee par lie Conseil des Assis-
tants- Aldermen, etabllssant un taux uniforme
lie taxes, licences, etc. ct persiste dams ses
amendments au 3me article de Ia dite ordon-
nance.
Sur motion, Performance ci-dessus, alnsi
amendee, est envoyee au Conseil DIES Assistants
Aldermen
lie DR. Labatut prend son siege.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

Sur motion lie NJ Place, Iamendement du
Conseil dies Aldermen au troisieme article de
Performance etablissant un tank uniforme de
taxes ct licences sur les professions, industries,
etc, SAVIOR; eftacer les mots set taire un rap
port au Conseil pour en- obtenir lapprobation"
ct "rapprobation du Conseil'' est aceept6.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

NJ Bailey presente la resolution suiyante qui
est lue deux ios, sur dispense des reglements:
R6solu que lie Marie soft ct demeure autoris6
a contractor ayec Patrick Carmoiy, principal,
ct Patrick Irwin, caution, pour faire un chemin
de planches sur lie cote occidental de la rue
Claiborne, depus la rue du Canal jusqu'a Ia
rue de rEsplanade, pour la somme de deux
piastres ct neuf cents par pied cour"nt Lou
vrage sera fat ct les placements executes d'apres
les specifications enregistrees au bureau du No-
yer. Tn tiers sera pave par les proprietaire5
| du cote occidental de la ditc rue.
| NJ. Place propose d'aiourner indhfnimcnt
cette resolution qui est reietf par le vote 7"i
| want:
! Oui-NIM. Leeds Nixon ct rlacc -
Non-MM. Andrews Bailey Bu~thr, rerbeT
polhonde, Erstis, Hermann, Mccormack, SIN,
mere, SYKES, Watkins, Wilson rt Wilt--l3
NJ Derhos demande rodontion dc u dite rfsc
luton ct r6clame l't.cl neuiira,. cni doare /
r6sultat suiyant
| QUINN, Andrews, Bailey, E--thc, rcr,es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

NJ. Bailey, au nom du comite des Rues ct De
barcaderes, presente lie rapport suvant, qui est
adopt6:
lie comite des Rues ct Debarcaderes, auqucl
avaient etc referees dverses affaires presente lc
rapport suivant:
Reinforcement a la petition de Nicholas Man
| giles, demandant une compensation extra pour
| avoir allume les lampes du Quatrieme District,
| votre comite apres avoir advertisement eXaminG
| cette question, est davis que cette reclamation
nest pas appuyee; par consequent, il rapporte
contre, ct demande etre decharge dc teute
nouyelle consideration ce sujet.
lie comite engage lie Conseil accorder la de
] mande qua taitc S. W Chandler, racheteur du
contrat pour marqucr ct numeroter les drays
| charrettes, etc du Second District, lie depot lais
Sc entire les mains du Contr6leur devant etrC
retenu pour defrayer les d6penses de fadjudica
ton. LIE comite presentc une resolution a ce
effet.
Reinforcement la petition de L. 5. Byrne, de
mandant etre relieve de son contrat, pour soc
cupcr des quatre points du canal Carondelct
votre comite rapporte eontre, ct presente un
resolution pour que lie contrat soft reyendu Sc
risques ct depens.
Reinforcement au rapport de yentes faites pa
lie Contr6leur, votre comite demande quon ap
prouve celles qui suivent, ct presente les reso
buttons pour queron contracte avec les acheteurS
J l. Pour faire un chemin de planches sur |
rue Claiborne
. Pour Ia pose de banquettes, dans Ia ru
de In Commune
2 :. Pour la pose dr. pnvare CT picrreS ronde
etc dc Ia rue C,Aitornc, cutrc les rTrs IN Nn'
ct dc n Commune.
a ror~ r<rNrer, rettoyer ct hIon'hir, etc
: y. Npric ct Poydror, dansle Pr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

Ia resolution autorisant lc Garden dc Ia
',eours preparer de- sales po'-r IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

Tho Senate Committee Of Finance hive
made a report on ihs debt of the State,
tie Richmond Times. for The TWO .eafs, CON
meoeing the 3Oth September, 1850. and end
lng the 30tb September 1859, aud the peoba.
bIe receipts and disbursement Of the Treasury
during the fiscal year, which viii end on The
Goth September, 1888.
According 10 this statement the actual debt
Of The State on tie goth Scptem.
Der. 1851 wBs Z SIl. os0,463 20
LiabiliHes 9.949. 5S5 .
Funds and Resfalrc. s Of the
State on the Sob SEPT. 1852 I5,i49,626 %
These consist 81 productive
funds amounting 10 1tZ5b,4I0 l.
Funds unproGuctifc bat moro
orlofs available $50 oo
Stocks IN improvement com.
plaics not completed G.936t3l7 =
Stocks IL improve cut cHIn-
pa8les completed al anpr9dpc-
I've SIS, 3s1 %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04
The Fourth Of RIareE.

To day. at lie national capitol. a Ill be Wit.
messed the impressive spectacle Of the ruler Of
twenty-five millions of people, in the peace Of
the country, and under The obligations Of The
constitution. laying down the power aud sym
bols ,of lis great Office, 10 be peacefully and
lawfully assumed by another. Tho occasion
isan inviting one for reflections upon the grand,
vet simple, the mighty, vel beautiful, working
Of our free aud glorious s stem Of government,
but the feeling which such thoughts would
cherish. ne prefer to think, is too deeply mn
planted in the American bosom, loo vigorous
and healthy. to need sueh nutrime0i.
Nor would it be inappropriate 10 review thc
manifold and deeply important events which
have marked tie history ofthc lasl four years,
and the address, wisdom, and patriotism 10y
which he administrator has 50 shaped and
controlled them. rs not only TO prevent detrj
mcut to The interests Of the nation hut 10 dc
rive from all some share Of good. some aeV
impetus 10 the general prosperity. or some
flesh luslret 10 tie common glorY.#B.t tins We
can bot believe unnecessary, While yet the r..
collection of them is 80 recent ia the minds oI
our people, aud when al good neu, OIL over
this broad Iand,ore wiling 10 besiow upon lbo
retiring President The plaujit-'"c ll done
thou good aud faithful fervuutl D.
Oflhe administration 10 day ipaogiraied,
not much can with confidence be predrcated-
Since his election, and indeed sinee )is nomi-
ration. Gen, Pierce has borne llusalf IN d
style that has Won upon onr respect for BIN ?.
a man. We incline 10 link toe lhat is dc
mocrrey IS GA conservative tone. and that hj
ceilings arc nationals but SO various are lie IN.
fncnccs thut will surround him. 81 conflicting
and crushing lie pressure that Will bear upon
lin, from the opposing factions Of bis purity
and so unknown his capacity Il meet and
manage The difficulties which vii bcsct han,
that we lack The data orany reasonable fore
cast of bis policy and lis furuIjs To lhe country
Tie heaviest responsibility that ever rested
upon humun shoulders hangs over him
1t is not just 10 PREJUDICE him. On the
contrary il should be the hope Of eycry
true hearted patriot that he may prove INN.
self equal TO the high and solemn duties that do
yolye upon him. When he has acted or spo.
keni il will be timo to consider In what mau,
ner the interests ofthe nation are 10 be affected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

Fa n
" ''',''5'oo ''e p"o''c "as ts"oeIe0 ''c
t' s'," ~ !. y ''i'es u oi'e.'S
- M 'es ,''s. inc I47"'
y - 0''S'' eos -" "o'o a''s'o' eiose'
y ~ 'N - %, '''' nav O''a wan
o"t' : - ~ " 10 o' ase'u' anu necessary
"B"'i'o"' ! d s'3l''' ana e"rolilfy To these
exposures !" SayS''' It's number oil me iS1 INST
III NC history oi iesi''a'lon nave such
iaieo opportunities Tor usefulness Deem so ms
eraoly wasted. Never before have private
rights been so recklessly and wantonl trllled
with Its committees hordened with drawers
iull Oh uhr'pofted reports, and ltsiabIes groan-
ing uhder ples oil diminished and uninterrupted
'u''"ess' inc h''r'y second congress Will De
ever hereafter remembered Tor It's admitted m
capacity Tor business and It's immense Demo
0ralc maJofi'es'
me democratic press nave charged upon
the Wings a want OF tact IN administration
Let US see how II goes with Democratic legis
lation
A Democratic President of the Senate. De.
mocratlc commttees'and a Democratic hIajori
~ of more than two to one;
Democratic Speaker Of The House Of Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

The St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans b.s
been opened to the public. 1t is a facsimile Of
the old ediice which vas destroyed last year
by FIRE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

We are a patient ~peoplo-we, citizens o.
Lynchburg-else we Would never submit to
have one Of the prir c psi streets of the cit,
blocked up for a month at a time, for the ac
commodation and profit of one indiYidual-
even though the city Fathers might authorizp
and approve IT,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04
BLhaIksl BLAN1Es!I
At The VTRGITIAN OFFICE.
. - Executions.
4 B delivery Bonds and Notices.,
L-.anu,rIr .I..- IfnAh..

90 - T~ndcnnIfyiBs Bonds.
sUIaEFFS' Delivery bonds and Notices,
Rndcnntfying Bonds.
Bills o. LndinE, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different sizcs, Bonds,
and ell tla different HANK which aHe found for sale. rHu
- bad at fIc Nirsinan office. Wber, there ia large and trauu
lj .1pfIgs u#t issued from the pre-.
The eHtlamou Il whom the execution Of This department o.
A4a tulae#z is entrusted has no superior in tlr'>taie. and all
who may order work. mt thiH Establishment may rest assurei OF
flrrIy aud faithful performance.
urGefHiesf for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule York,
ua cauHIaie. which with the IafHe addition It Fancy lFIe- and
embellishments recently mrIa maka the rziniau as f2ai a job
OMc, asi to bc l9ufl in tine inferior.
Orafs from the city and Country respectfully so'ieital.
.. 15-IaeiIt4 TERRY g. SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

Gen. Pierce, it IS said, visited Gen. Scot
last thursday and spent the evening with
him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

William ". Corcoran, the opulent Wash
ington banker, has given to the metropolitan
Mechanics Institute, recently organized a,
Washington, on condition that Congress will
incorporate ii, $1,000 for building, and $Io.
600 for a library.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

Tho Committee estimate the Treasury re
cops rtbeyeareadlog 30lhScprenber.ls.5
nj 9I5I7.5s3, -. and the disbursements for
tle same period NJ sI.43G, 733 81 -