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DESIGNS FOR COUNTRY Dwell

IL IINGS, SUBURBAN AND CIII RESI-
DENCES. The American Architect. now com
for country residences with plates elevations and
estimates. varying from 5000 TO $1,000
The cheapest publication Of the kind In the world
II 10 recommended with condolences TO American
carpenters and others Interested ia building Price
$500.
Aliens Rural Architecture-Being complete de-
scription of farm houses, cottages ara outDuild
ings-comprising wood houses, workshops, tool
houses, carriage and wagon houses, Stable, smoke
and ash houses, ice houses, spary or beet house.
poultry house, rabbtary, dovecote, piggery, barns
and sheds for cattle, &c.
Downing's Country Houses-The architecture of
country houses, including designs for cottages,
farm houses and villas with remarks interiors,
furniture, and the best means OF warming and ven-
tilating, with $40 illust atoms, by A. J. Down
ing 81.
Downing's Landscape Gardening and Rural Ar.
cbtecture, S3 SO.
Downipg's Cottage Residences, g.
Cottages and Cottage Lfe-containing plans for
country houses, directions for building and i'm.
proving for the laying out and embellisbing of
grounds with some sketches of life ia this country,
BY w Elliott, 81 80.
Wiehtwick's Hints to Young Architects.
Cottsge and Villa Architecture, 200 designs, by
Thomas U. Walter and J. Jay Smith, vols, 81 SO
each.
s. U g. Aof'l ACKNOWLEDGING aa'f'0-
The Model Architect, containing original designs
for cottages villas, suburban residences, etc,
panied by explanations, specifications estimates
and elaborate details, prepared expressly TOR pro
jecors and al tisans throughout the United States
by Samuel sloan Architect-publiAhed so cents
per number, or in bound volumes, 81 50 each.
With number of other valuable works on Ar
chitecture, carpentry. building, &c, DC.
NASH Il WOODHOUSE,
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o. DIR. ARLINGTON (graduate) desires to
make known that the enlargement of his office
has been completed Such of his patrons as have
kindly postponed their Dental operations &C
count of the necessary confusion ar Using from the
same are now invited to call without further delay.
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80, CHILDRENs, AND YOUTH,s

@@S CHILDRENS, AND YOUTHS
@>EA CLOTHING.-The subscriber has lust
received a full assortment of Boys CLOTH
ING. OF all sizes aud qualities, from to IL years
of age. The quality of work and mate rails, as
is well known by those who have tried them, are
no where excelled, and the latest and most ap.
proved styles always to be found here, and
to which he respectfully solicits call from those
In want CT such. JOHN Ii. RIDDICk,
Sign OF the Little Boys, opposite Swan Tavern.
ap 29-3.*
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~ At the instance of some of his friends Mr
B 3 MINOR Though he has heretofore several
times declined to be caneidate) has consented to
serve ii elected, in of the places In the Legls
lature lately held by Mr. Butler and MIR johnson
| subject however, to the action of the nomination
| meeting on Wednesday mex. ap 3o-4t*
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AtAdam d. Cos Family Bakery,
49, I44 Main street, can be obtaned Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers Cakes of all kinds, Fruit
Pes &c, manufactured daily from the best mate
rails. Balls, PARTIES &c, supplied at short notice
Orders promptly attended to. ia %
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T Religious Notice.-The Rev Mr. CASE
viii deliver his second lecture on He'll, on TO-
MORROW Sunday NIGHT, ar the Universaist
Church, on Mayo street, at 8 o'clock. The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
T The members of the Society, and all who
feel an interest in its affairs requested to be
present at the hour OF the morning services
ap 30-1t*
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STATE STOCK AT AUCTION We invite atten-
ton to the large sale of State stock at auction to
day, by Mr.. JAMES BRowN, Jr. 1t is good oppor
tunity for investment.
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E, DIR. j ohm Is. WaIshall, III omeopa-
49, thic Physician, Office on Governor
street. nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6m*
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- At a Meeting of the Council of the

70 At a Meeting of the Council of the
City Of Richmond, held April 18th, 1853, it was
Resotred, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed to take the of the treehoders of the
city on the question, whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond may subscribe to the
stock of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, a
Company incorporated for work of internal i'm
provement in this State, part of which is construc.
ted in aud near this city, an amount not exceeding
two hundred thousand dollars-that the time OF
holding the poll be Monday the Odd day of May,
1853, and that this resolution be published for one
month, and afterwards until the day of the poll in
at least two newspapers of the city.
copy: WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C. C. r.
ap 20-dt23dMay
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MAYORS CoURT.-There was not single crm
nal case before his Honor yesterday. The tho
rough and efficient exertions of our new and active
Mayor are telling upon the votaries of vice who
either fleeing or hiding from the terrors of the
law. The police were never in a more efficient or
vgilant condition than they are at present. Woe
to the aw-breakers
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HENRIco CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court is en-
gagged in the transaction of civil business.
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E~ Religious Notice.-The Bell of the
First Presbyterian Church (Rev Mr. Moore's) hav,
ing been removed to the new Edifce on Capitol
street. the usual ringing of the bell for services
will not be expected The hours OF worship on the
Sabbath are II O'Clock NJ, and O'Clock ? NJ.
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.. KICHMOND SACRED lIII.I

Ngfx RICHMOND SACRED MUSIC
4HNA$ SOCIETY The rehearsal for the Con-
AsgIx cert will take place on MONDAY EVEN
- ING, End of May, in the lst Presbyterian
Church, (Rev Mr. Moores.) Members of IKE So
ciety, and the professional gentlemen engaged to
assist, are requested to be punctual in attendance
SO that the rehearsal may commence exactly at 8
o'clock.
Tickets of admission to the rehearsal will be re.
quired at the door of the Church from all persons,
except members, the gentlemen professionally as.
ssting, and gentlemen accompanying ladies who
are members
The tickets for admission to the Concert, to
which members entitled, will be delivered in
the course of Monday evening, at the rehearsal.
ap 30-2t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

srABBYNe-of late, a negro named JACK Nor
vail alias Jack Spot. imprisoned in the Peniten-
,isry for four years for setting fire to stacks of fod
der Ia Loudon county, has been unruly aud disor.
DERBY In his conduct In the Penitentiary, and finally
on Thursday last, the manager OF the shoe shop In
which he was employed, Mr.. Butler. reported him
10 Colonel Morgan. The Colonel ordered Jack to
be soupdly whipped, and about six o'clock Thurs.
day evening, he was sent for to come to the whip.
ping post for chastisement. As 10 well known to
many of our citizens, s. A. Smith, commonly term ID
Red Boot Smith, imprisoned for attempting to run
off couple OF slaves, is foreman of the cutting
department of the shoe shop. While on his way
out from the shop. Jack believing doubtless, tina,
Smith was the cause of his being punished, seized
him and stabbed him five times in tn lief, side with
a shoe knife, and once upon the left arm. The ne
gro was speedily overpowered and put in c.ose con.
hnement. DR.. Brooks the attending physician a.
the Peniten,iary, Immediately dressed Smiths
wounds, which were severe, but not of mortal
character. Yesterday morning, we learned from
the Doctor thet he did not consider the wounds at
all dangerous. As soon as Colonel Morgan, who
has been obliged to leave suddenly for Washington,
returns, and Smith becomes conyalescent, the ne.
gro will, of course, be examined and tried upon
the charge of unlawful stabbing.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
IE-@a SIMONS'.-The great excellence of his
Daguerreotypes is now fully appreciated. This is
what we expected when we first saw his likenesses,
and rem marked to friend of ours, that sIMONS
was the q st artist IN the country ao 80
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Religious N0tice.-Elder ALEX
D>SA ANDER CAMPBELL, OF Bethany Vir
sinia Ia expected to preach In Sycamore Church,
Ia Richmond, on the fourth and nth of May at IL
O'Clock, "A 81. ap I-t4M&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-30

Ia Baths, Baths.-Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths, can be had daily at the Hair Dressing,
Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the Amer
lean Hotsl-entrsnce on 18th street.
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81.
an 30
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E0S B. w. STARKE, Attorney at
49, Law and Notary PUblic.-Practices
In all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Public, particular attention Will
be paid TO the taking of Dispositions, lin or out OF
his ofice) Proof aud Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
acknowledgements of Dowes. DC. Claims for collec
ton entrusted to him, promptly sttended to.
Office removed TO No So, three iJors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de o-1v
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WANTED.

WANTED-AIl the Knapsacks, Upif,r,,. =
W other aceoutrements in the possession Al ns y.
sons not now members of the R. L. l. BIues re- W.
having such to dispose Of can receive fair vsina
ION ION ia casn. oy caiLg on CHARLES BENNETT
Treasurer, No l25 Main street -
sp 30-3t IN FREEMAN
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80 ROPER & MURRAY, UNDER
FLA TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and rankin fe 2s-1y
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s~, Washing and Bleachtng.-Ihe
S>-S@ Virginia Magic Washing Fluid 10 the
greatest discovery ever made for washing CLONES,
securing floors, &C. 1t saves time, lanor ana marc
rubbing. The genuine article 10 prepared only oy
ap2I-3m E.J.PICOT. Druggist.
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WANTED-A White Won an, 10 do gere-oI
w Homework. Enquire immediately of
b. J. JOHNSON,
ap 2s-3t* -'0e''
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WANTED, an Office, centrally Ioca,ed g.
w medical practice, with or without lodgina
rooms attached. Apply or address DR. TH0s :
Walden, American Hotel. an -
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I OST, in this city, on Friday, the 29th April
IL pair of Gold spectacles, for which the
finder will receive a suitable reward, ON leaving
them at the office of the Dispatch
an 30-It*
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND
O>x> PATENT INFRIEGEMEHTS -- II III K
PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS. ARMY,
NAVY, AND POCKET SIZES, Price sly FOR
safe at 8. SUTHEkLAND'S. Main street,
ap 25-lmfs* Opposite the Farmers BARK
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pORTE AIONAIEs AND POCK EFT NAL
1 LEfs-A superb assortment just received
from the manufacturers, and for sale 10 dealers
very low. GINTER a. ALVEY
ap ~ No Ii Pearl street.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION,
pec to attend the session of this body to be held in
Baltimore in May, the fare between Richmond and
Washington has been reduced to Sc for the round
trip s. RUTH. Sup't TRANSFORMATION
Richmond, Fred'g & P Il Il Office,
Richmond, April 20. 1858 an 80
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EREDERICksBURG PROPERTY
Il Fer SALE.--A part OF Lot No 25s. on Main
or Caroline street. adjoining the property of Mr.
Butler Sacre, fronting Al feet On Caroline street.
and running back l3a feet; on which, are two old
buildings, one OF oiiex. the other, in part wood
TERas-Onethird OF the purchase money Ia
cash. the balance at six and twelve months Ap-
ply to
ap29 ToLER & COOK, Agents.
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w ANTED.-25 Servants wanted for the
w Springs, viz: Dining room Servants Rs,h.
room Servants, Chamber Maids aud Washers snd
lroners Persons having such for hire will call i'm.
meolateiy. Apply to EDWD D EACHO
apes General Agent and Couoo.
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4 NAhEs Almond and Cocoa Nut Cakes seve
~ raj kinds; Spanish Macaroons; Jenny Lind ard
other fancy Cakes; Sponge and Jelly Cake, and a
large assortment of Tea and Plain Cakes to-day at
ADAM IL cos BAKERY,
ap 30--lt two doors above VIM Booths
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Religious Notice.--To CORE ct the
~.> mistake made last Sunday, announce
that | viii deliver Sermon at the Synagogue, on
18th, near Marshall street, next sabbath, (5atur
day. the Both of ApriD that day being the last day
OF Passover, at 10 o'clock AM
ap 29-2tt M. l. MTCHELBACHER.
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A TTENTiON. EAGLE INEANTkY.-
N Parade in front of the City Hall on Monday
next, the I'd inst, at 10 o'clock NJ in full Sum.
mer uniform-arms and equipments in order for
inspection. This muster is required by law.
Lieut. RICHARDS Commanding
sp30 JOHN POWELL, Jr, o s.
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"a VIM. j. SMITH, MERCHANT
MA TAILOR, Opposite the Post Office,
M& would call the attention of his customers
and the public generally, TO his new and
beautiful stock of Cloth, Cashmere and Vestin 70
Stocks, aldkerchisfs, Gloves, &c
n b.-W anted two or three vest makers
an 30-3th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

And all Law matters attended as usual. Cash paid
for Soldiers Warrants, by w 5. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
janl-dawis3m Harrington Corner, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

A meeting Of citizens, interested in the erection
ola new Hotel in this city, took place in the lower
City Hall, on Thursday evening, 31st ult.
Hon. J. S. c. Knowlton. Mayor, was called to
the Chair, and S. v. R. Hckox Esq, was chosen
Secretary.
The meeting was well attended, and the proceed
ings were spirited and harmonious.
Ethan Allen Esq, proposes to erect hotel on
his estate, abutting on Main and Pleasant streets,
upon conditon that the citizens OF Worcester will
pay him bonus of $SOOO lie intends that the
hotel shall be second to none in New England,
either in architectural beauty or internal accommo.
dations. He will also a large and commodious
hall for public meetings.
Committee, consisting Of John F. Pond, James
Estabrook, Calvin Foster, and Charles Paine, Esqs.,
was chosen to act in this matter, on the part of the
citizens, to obtain subscriptions in aid of the OBJ
ject, and report their dongs 10 an adjourned meet
ing in FIVE days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

DARING oUTRAcE.-on Thursday night last,
Slst ult' ,about. 10 IL O'Clock, Mr. Geo W. Bentley
was proceeding up Elm street, towards his home,
when he was suddenly attacked by rufian, who
sprung from under the shade of tree and struck him
a violent blow in the face Although somewhat
confused by the suddenness Of the assault, and the
violence Of the blow, Mr.. Bentley closed with his
assailant, threw him down, and called for help
Although heard by some of the neghbors, no one
came TO his assistance and the rufon escaped MIR.
Bentley encountered by his ovcrcoal ,or he would
have captured him alone. When he reached home,
Mr. Bentley taken with severe vomiting and pass
ed seepless night. He was more comfortable on Fri
day. The robber left his hat when he escaped, and
may yet be traced
Since writing the above, we learn that an Irish.
man has been apprenended, against whom there is
strong circnmstantial evidence, as the person who
committed this wanton assault.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

County COMMONWEALTH reasonable e.
Tort should be left untried to elect the County Com
missioners the fist trial, so that the trouble and
expense Of another election may he avoided. The
old Board has given good satisfaction, probably,
any Board we ever had, and we're nominated by
the two conventions with great unanmiIy and cor
duality. Under these circumstances, there can be
no hope Of ekcting any other persons, and any al
tempt TO defeat election, would seem to be very
die. Yet we learnI that busy body at Fitch
burg is work, clandestiney, to effect such result
For this purpose he has sent his missiVes into va
rious parts of the county, such he supposes may
be drawn into his plans, which, Of COURSE pure
ly selfish. His new ticket contains the names ofone
Democrat, one Free Soer, and one Wing. With
two of them, we have had no communication, but
authorized to say, on behalf Of the other,
Gen. o. Underwood, of Milford, that he is not
candidate, that the whole matter meets with his
hearty reprobaton, and that he shall support the old
Board, and advise all his friends to do the same
We have doubt the others named on this spurious
ticket would do the same, could they be consulted
We trust the people will look TO this thing, and give
it its quietus most efecually, by strong vote for
the regular ticket.
We think the originator Of this iactous move
ment will stand good chance to be remembered
hereafter. ave meet again at PaLipp''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

FRANcE.-Gen. Canobert has been again of
fered ST. Arnaud's portfolio minister Of War; but
he declines unless Changarnier, Lamorciere, Be-
deau, and LeAo be amnesIied.
An entertainment is to be given on the I'd of
April by the city Of Paris,t the Emperor and EN-.
press.
Mor6lla, an eminent chemist, is dead, aged 20.
BELGIuM.-The Chambers had voted an annual
income OF 200, 600 francs to Due de Brabant, heir
apparent, the kings eldest son, aged Is. Also two
royal residences.
GERMANY-The Diet have decided to enroll
only $4,000 instead of 200 600 troops
SwITzEKLAND.-The old Switzer spirit seems
to be reused against Austria IRON Berne ii is re-
ported that AUSTRIA without occupying Ticino, will
maintain the blockade indefinitely.
Private accounts tell sad stories of sufferings of
banished Ficinese-women and children perish ing
by the way.
AUsTRIA.-1he Emperor has completely recov-
cred. Physicians recommended him to travel in
Tyro The Church ceremony in honor of his es-
cape, passed off gaiIy on the 18th.
The government is extremely dissatisfied with re-
cent statements made in the British Parliament
that Great Britain would not expel the refugees
Austria thinks it would be of no use to prosecute
Mazzini Or kossuth in England, because no Jury
would find them guilty.
The firm Of Mechanic & Zala, Vienna, has failed
for 900 forms.
LoMBARDY.-Ginlay has re leased the inhabi.
tants Of Milan from the order TO illuminate their
houses at night; but signal of cannon shot from
the castle, the whole city must be Illuminated doors
closed, and streets deserted. The military are en-
poyed in streng thening the Notifications and gales
The state Of sege is rigidy enforced; no officers 90
out without escort
Der Lloyd states the valGe OF the coniiscated prop
erty is 80 millions sterling
TURKEY.-The Turks have evacuated Montene-
gro. Omar Pasha had retired into Albania, Refs
Pasha to Nicsitch, and Dervis Pasha to Kowine
The Monenegrans attacked the last named gem
eral and completely routed him.
The following despatch depressed the British and
French funds: MarSeiHes, lSth.-The steamer Ca.
radoc has arrived from Constannope. Mems
chikof's Russian ultmatum is repealed by the Divan
and the Sultan invokes assistance Of France and
England.
The British fleet have been ordered from Malta
to the Archipelago
new bank has been started at Constnntinope,
by French spectators.
RUsslA.-A ST. Petersburg letter of the I'd states
that immense embezzlemens have been discovered
in the army and navy administration. The .Adiu
tant General ard other officers are under nial.
LATEsT.-Paris, Friday evening.-The report.
ed entrance of an English fleet into The Darda-
nelles, had produced sort Of panic on the Bourse
but towards the close, all sorts Of securities re.
covered.
So'cock, p. M.-The Patrie conradicts the news
passage Of the Dardanees by an English fleet.
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r,,o Cbeaoesf and Restl

This is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS CELE.
DRAFTED VENETIAN LINIMENT, as no one Is called on
10 nav for H. they DO not get relieved should they use
il according to the directions-and family viii be
without it, after giving il fair trial IL CURES
tooth ache in five minutes the most severe Cough 10
few DAVIS Headache in half an hour, Chronic Rheuma"
tism in shorter time than any thing yet known. 1t Is
not recommended for IHfGmmatOry RI ulndtlsan, as
that requires internal treatment, and the AID oil Fh
stefan is necessary. No having children ought 10
be without bottle in the house, in case OF Group as
single application will it, and thereby save me NE
of many child, Dysentery is Immediately cured by II,
if taken when first attacked 1t stops the most severe
vomiting in few minutes. II is also warranted Tor
Cuts BUNS Scelds Sores, Swellings, Mosquito Bites,
etc. Price, rs and so cents. , ,>-,,,rn,r
Dr. Tobias has also put up a HORSE IlNlMENI,
in nearly pint bottles; which 0pne,S Of Horses VIII
find Superior to any other for Calls Collie, Sprans, swell
ngs, etc. Price, so cents ,,,.
o. All orders must be addressed to Dr. ioblAs,
No. $40 Greenwich street, New York, post PAID.
AGENTS-David Scott NJ. d. Green, DIVISION \ o.
y, Worcester John Sutton, New worcester; u. j.
Taft, and w. II. johnson, Mibury }. N. Grout x
Co, and Phneas Jones, Spencer
mario d2aw weow