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us to notice at length the Object and
interest of this meeting, but o;hcr
matter has almost crowded US out Of
editorial.
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COTTON IN .AHsV& H;'G'
CnAEI.uSToN Nov. Il.

There has been no material a!,cra
'ion in the market. The best quail
ties bring 97.Sc.
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News Os' tine week.

bc soon. The bonbardmcnt continued.
Austria was on the pnin! Of war with Rus
sia. Mr.. Soule has been prohibited to
enter France. He asked PERMISSION to
; pass through on his way to Madrid. and
the rclucs, was refused.
All kinds Of produce usually furnished
by this country for tho markets Of Europe,
have materially improved both in demand
and pric.. Brcadsiulis had advanced two
shilling or The barrel, and although cotton
had undergone no quoiablc change in
prices, 1t was in moderate demand
There arc sand to be about three thou
sand negroes entitled to vote in Now Yurk,
under the provision o! lhn State Cuns.iiu.
! ton VIII oh requires co.orcd man tn have
oeen three years ii c;tizcn, ana possessed
ni freehold estate OF the va!nn OF Si25N
| over and above all debts aud incuu,brin.
c's charged thereon, and upon which a
Ink nisel hnvo boon paid.
In" entire repeal OF the usury laws in
t'rcat Britain WAS accomplished at rsc
recent session o! Parliament The act hv
| winch HIS was effected is known as c!,.
. so, II and IS Victoria, ana is now il,
operation. II is now lawful il Great
.r';nln 10 'nan c,oncy at any rate of intcr.
est and on an? description OF property, c-
thcr real or otherwise.
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tenant Governor. Tnnea,lv every dis.
,rict The Democratic Candidates G,r
Congress have been defeated and il
this Election be considered q Iaircy
poncnt of thci; o uIar will. President,
Picrca's administration is condemned
In this city. Ferdinand Wood a
wealthy no,ir.mer, hant and st,oru
Democrat is elected Mayor.
Ou, of 80 members of Congress-
elected. % an. Whius.
The State vo;c is very larsc-cx
g ny that poIlcd in any previuus
election.
The + nw Nu,ni.,r: mr.. in hi,b
spirits at the unexpectedly large vote
,hcv boiled In the ON w,rI i, N.w
York CITY, ,ler vote needed ,hu, of
all other paytic, united!
Gci,'l. Granger All other prominent
n irgs talk ufleav NJ The Wiiiu patty
;:nd forming .&iih The .id uf the Know
N"'hMya NNu,.ai American iAssu.
1ciat ~ q
VITA us matters assch oil, quictl,
considering the excitement that pre-
vailed. More than two thousand,
principally Irish, vo.cd ior the first
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~ .ihD,--On Thursday The Oh
insl i; 8ri;ngtons by lis, Tcv. Mt.
Brairiy, fEa&clS l.. BprNsnH, of sum
tcrviIs, To A!is, Mary G., daughter of
+. H. l;gun~"'' E,qr. o! Darlington.
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Notice.

Notice.
TIE; Bridge over Poca,niiso will he lc, out
to the lowest bidder on The first Tuesday in
december next at the Bridge.
Il. B. CAIN,
}. GORDON, {Com.rs Rc,1s
MASON REi MES,
Nov. II, 1854 2 ~
a.U WaEhman copy 81.
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DE. GUrsoTT'S YELLOW Dock AND
SAESArARILLA.-For the cure nD diseases.
or a< i Si'ria! rMrifc" Of the blood and MS a
general h1,ic for The system, ix unriraieI
Tnr curative powers Of This E,tra"t arc
truly w"nlrriul, antl all .vilis should
make immediate ria! ot the "NcIlnw Dork K
ant Sarsapari!!a.' II Cannot inlurc the
mos, del cate patient.
THEN FLY FROM MINERIn NOS
fRUM% TO SEEK hope. lie and vuo.
from tbs Purely VHgclub,e Remedy
Therefore. however broken in health and
spirits, however 10 thsonc to himself and
others, let nn nHIe despair Of recovery ; let
iI,'' patient only uuIarStal: that his h %,
nl physical rcstpraiiGn lies in "Guysoit's
Extract o: yellow Dock ard Slrsaparl,
In," and persuade him iorhs
LIFE $ SAKE,
10 lry Il, anI wc have no hesitation in
predicting his SPEEDY restoration 10 health
II See aGvcr,SrlnnEt.
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RepOrt
THE GRAND LODGE OFAN:
CiE'NT E'IfEE NASON.g or s. O..

VI The Western Buhid Of commissioners
OF R"hdS Tor Clarendon County, Sumter
Disrc,, 5. &. e
BRADHAM's, llth Angus, 1851.
Western Board "t Commissioners Of
h"adS Tor C'arcndon County. Sumter Dis
'T'cl, South Cdruina met lhI day =
pfeSsnt: w. IF Is. Richardson, Chairman.
Thomas &. Rch,rdson, J |. Dngle, jr.,
.!"hnD Bracn, w. W. Owens and S G..
Rchhourg. Absent e. J. Manning. ].
ii. Co;c!"uGh.- r. $. Iarv:n. NJ. II. Cor.
n"rS and john IL G,ylc, when ,lc Secte-
tary ana Treasurer submitted he folowinr
account current: tT
Western Board OF commissioners of
Roads tor Clarendon County III account
csLrr"t with |. b. BrogIon, SEQ rctarv &,
Ircaaur'r, Tor the year commencing Slh
August 1913 md up to l4;n August Is5a.
1871. August Ii, Bl,ancc cash IN hand
9,h Angus, 1913, $50 II
CASH rcce'"rd "f Shcrifi Ria ne OIL
Bidesc tax c%ecullun l-53 ! 7G
$50 So
To ca: h paid fos advertising report
of 1893 s > 90
Siary OF Clerk and Treas'r
up to l0ih August 1854 80 90
10 balance cash in hand
l4ih August lS54 40 50
$S2 So
On motion Of II. c. Richardson,
ReSolrea. That The account current of
tha Secretary 81 Treasurer be received.
]. b. BROGDON,
Secretary & Treasurer roll'r Roads.
Clarendon County, august 18th, 1854.
Nov. l5, 1851 3 5ft IF
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oi lhc Western Bnaid Of Commissioners
OF Roads !"r Clarendon County. Sumter
District, : e.. e
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
,STERpAY


ST, CHARLES HOTEL f Hale, ] Bane,
Woodson, NJ Bltz, Petersburg; Johnson: Bait; @
8 Coleman, t Moss. Louisa; Powell. N c;
Skidmo. Texas; J Fl Turner, 8 Fl Hsden: Jno Poor
GoocbIan5: A w Thompson, Louisa; NJ A Thompson
VCR; WI Hill. NC.
AMERICAN HOTEL } Pratt W Simms
Wilson, MpoasaIis Cook. Merritt, VIM
Osborn Osborn. N York; Saml Bart. Philada; C
Mordecai and family, Hall and lady, Washington:
DR. Walker, lady and child, Goochland; CaptJ kich.
ardson, West, Capt Pre- ston. Richmond; Jno NJ
Loyal R&FR; Jones, Churchfeld; Fl B Grigsby,
Noffolk Blackston, F Ayres Rover, j ii
Colborn. H White. Accomac; Dr. Brockenbrough
and ladies, Va
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-L Fiagg, Va: w Fl
jordan Hes ReS WsFs
and family. Staunton J Dinkle, Rockingham; T N
Gregory. M Gregory, Texas; N Baker. Louise; DR.
Fiou,noy, Chesterfield: A Watson Lunenburg; w
Wo9tton. p Edw sot Holloway, w. ~ D9wnes
say
nj MIR r Fwiia@s; Frsdlsbs; " swann Presqne
J c Wygol, Pulaski; r Collins, c P Chestham,
Montgomery: R Matth ews Campbell; A A Wal
TN. sha az w HooT Ma Duke,
and m .ther. Mrs Brown, Clarkesville; l. Wood
son, Goochland; Dr. Nichols,, Va; E Fleg, Cum'd;
J P NORRIS, Goochland E w Latham, Lynchburg;
Fl Fitzwilson, Richmond.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Geo Ha-kett. r r OK,
Samson; Jas Newmsn, Orange; TT Obenchsin, Blu
chanan; T. Vawter q w Pearls Mercer; T Pece.
w Huxh hes and family. NJ Hoge W Carter, T
8 Short, Richmond; w Holt Allegheny Spring T
Cole and lady, Va; DR. Canon: w Gusts Wnsbs:
r l. Douth.t Chas City; w Pringle, Halifax w
Finks. We; N Bsnts, r r Banks, Haine.. w NAL
lory. r Cousins, B Talliaferro, Furt jr Petbe;
J Bovine, Waller, w Noble, Forstman, Y;
w Sutherlin, Danville; F w Smith, Nelson; G
White Memphis; Rent, Natchez; G Smithwell,
B Jackson, Ala; Withers, Conr: q West Boston
] Banks and svt, Dinwddie; Geo w Richardson,
w Wickhsm, Hanover; BENZ Crawford. Smith,
Staupton; II l. Gallaher, Augusta; Chas w Burwel
Roanoke; s McElIoy. Albemarle; Jas NJ Liehtwel
Pocahontas; FL Porter, 4 r; Or Fl Smith, ID II
Hoge, lady, children and svt Montgomery.
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DIED,

On Yesterday morning, the 22d inst PEYTON A.
sOUTHALL, of Yorktown, in the 5:st year of his
His remains will be taken fro>n the residence of
VIM. Jno. Clarke, of 24th and Broad sire cts
on Saturday morning, t. Yorktown. His friends and
acquaiotances respectfully invited to attend.
On Thursd,y evening Nov. %, JOSEPH WANK.
LEY, in the 5lst year of his age, native of Germa
ny, but for the last Ia years resident OF the city of
Richmond.
The friends and scquaintsncos Of the family
quested attend his funeral at St Msrys Church.
Saturday, 25th inst, at O'Clock A. NJ.
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A LauGHABLE ScENE.-TO see some Of
those COED natured, slow motioned people, who are
always too late for the cars, spurred into exerflon
for running at their utmost speed, and crying
at the top of their voices, "Stop those cars stop
those cars !! just the train is fully under way
and the melodious steam-whistle has screamed
forth its parting VEIL Such will. fear, be the
fate of some who have been for three weeks past
intending to make the tour of Italy. "Waugh's
Italia" which closes on Saturday night with ben
cit for the lecturer (may it be bumper) Will have
started for Charleston, and they will be too late
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MOVEMENTS IN THE NAvY.-A naval cor
respondent of the Southside Democrat writes
10 that paper from Norfolk, that he has intel
hgence from superior officer of the Navy
thar orders have been issued to prepare and
ut for sea- with all possible dispatch, two
first class sailing line of battle ships, and
eleven first class sailing frigates, one frat
class screw frigate, and ten first class sailing
sloops of war, two first class paddle frigates'
and two second class paddle irigates.
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STEALING A CoAr.-Ambrose, slave to
Hiram Oliver, was arraigned before the Mayor,
yesterday, to answer the charge of stealing coat
from Samuel Green on Sunday evening last The
coat was hung on John B. Davis fence to be brush.
ed, and while there negro woman saw Ambrose
take 1t and walk off He was ordered thirty lsshee
to cure him of his thieving propensites
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. %.

ARRIVED,
schr w Cox, Hoch coal, w Fl Davis L Co.
Schr Harrison Price, Johnston, hay, Whitock
Son.
schr James, email, mdz Shields Somerville.
Schr Regulator, oysters
Schr 8arlagat, Fitchett, oysters.
Schr American Clipper. do.
SAILED,
Schr Abner Bsthney, light.
Schr Oregon, do
Schr Elizabeth Davy, do.
Schr John Oliver, do.
Schr Susan, do.
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ID TANNERS PREPARATION OF


LIZ ARNICA.-For gou.y and rheumatic pains
and Stiffness wounds, blows conusions falls. sereins.
bites, excavations, sores CT bedridden psents frac
from any thing in them after its extraction; bee' ng
of the nose. cracked lips chspped hands in many
of toothache and after extraction of teeth for
nipples, after scrspng off the hard skin in
warm water and in all effects arising from mechan
icsl injuries
Two tea-sp0onsful to be put in q tumbler half full
of water and the parts to be frequently bathed with
the solution, or else apply rag wet with the same
to the affected part.
In all external injuries to animals particularly
horses be used to advantage prepared above
recon merdsd. Also for sale.
HOMEOPATHIC ARNiCA PLASTER, which is
u,ed for many Of the above complaints. Price per
sheet. IS cents
ARNTCA sALVE. Price per ounce, IS cents
URTiCA URENS SALyE for burns and scaIds.-
Price per ounce, 25 cents.
DOMESTIC BOOKS ON HOMEOPATHY: Dr..
C Herrng's Domestic hysician, fifth Amerc edi-
ton: price ST. DR.. CsspaIPs Domestic Physician,
translated from the eighth German edition. with sd
ditions and preface BY c. Herring, M. d. tf75 pages)
price only 81 %
JUST PUBLISHED: Laure's Parents Guide,
containing the diseases Infancy and Childhood and
their Homeopathic Treatment; by Walter William
son, NJ, d Ass paees) price 81 Williamfon's Dis
eases of Females and Children and their Hon oops.
thc Treatment; containing also full description of
the dose of each medicine. t256 pages} price IS cts
Rush's Hand Book to Veterinary HomG opathy or
the Homeopathic Treatmen mt of the Horse, the OK
the Sheep, the Dog, and the Swine, (i44 pages')
price 30 cents.
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THEArRE.-The extraordinary success

THEATRE-The extraordinary SUCCESS
O. Mr. John E. Owens, during the past week, has
proved that our citizens appreciate real talent and
we can confidently bespeak a full house tor his ben
eft to night Three great plays will be presented
namely the Debutant, Forty Winks. and that most
lauehable of all productions, the Live Indian. 1t
would be very gratifying circumstance If Mr..
Owens could be engaged for another week.
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DAN AWAY On the 18th inst, LAR.

DAN AWAY On tho 18th inst, LAR
HI KING. hired of r. T. Brax'on, of King and
Queen county, taking with him dark brown Peter.
sham Goat, belonging TO . white man, who lived
with me at the time. He 10 doubt lurking abopt
the city az he has been twice seen, since he off
in the city; aud would doubt IL favorable oppor-
tunitv offered, take trip to the North.
LARKING 10 near FIVE feet high, full face. brown
color, and when spoken tc, answers Immediately
without hesitation. and Is quite polite. will give
the lswfu reward for his apprehenson and delive.
~ to me- two miles and half below the city, the
Charles City Road.
no 24-Staw2w RtCH'D MALONE.
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INrEMPERAKcE.-Asm small lad, only 10
yesrs of age, was picked up on Capitol street vas.
terday afternoon, In state OF intoxication and Ia
ken to the upper station house from which place he
was afterwards carried to his mother's resiience
on French Garden HILL
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WILLIAM A. PowELL.-This unfortunate
young man, who was convicted in the Richmond
Circuit Court some months since of forgery and
sentenced to the Pententary for three years, from
which decision he took in appeal to the Court of
Appeals, has at length had hearing, and his mi !:
tion for a new trial has been overruled. We un
derstand that he was taken to the Penitentiary yes
terday, TO undergo the sentence OF the law.
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There has been an interesting time this

There has been an interesting time this
week at the Disciples Commonly known as Syca
more) Church. An annual meeting has been in
progress there and it has attracted some very able
divines to the city. The Rev w. j. Pettigrew is
now the minister of that church. He recently as.
sumed that relation to the church, and Is young
man OF decided ability Among the ministers who
have occupied the pulpit during the week, Is Dr.
f. Shepard, OF New York. He is one OF the
Committee OF Ministers growing out of what is
understood as kind of Bible Union-apponted to
make new translation of the Bible. He is GER
tainy very learned and able man. His sermon
was one of marked abili V.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-Judge Meredith's court
is in session at the State Courthouse, where the
civil docket is being called and Opposed OF as rap
idly as possible. The Judge is very punctual in his
appointments, and spares no proper efforts to get
through the business before him.
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LOST OR STOLEN.
I OSTi--TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS

i 4 REWARD.-Lost on Tuesday evening. 2ls
inst. a Buckskin PORTE MoNNAIE, containing
ten dollar bills the Farmers and Bank OF virginia,
ten dollar North Carolina bills i've dollar bill on
Central Bank of Virgins, and ten dollar gold piece
The Pickett Boot also contaiaed due bls-one fot
Stock 10 the Home stead Building Company. sod .
Cheek drawn by William c. Wathsll for sls2 30 %
the Fsrmers' Bank of Va, ueder date OF March SID,
the Dispatch Office, viii reeeive the above rewaff
no 2S-H
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SEVERE Loss-An aged lady, very poor
while passing from the Vegetable Market on Eth
street to Main, yesterday morning, lost Sl2 -one
$40 note aud t'To 81 gold pieces,-the hard earn
ings of many days and nights of toll, which she had
saved to pay months house rent and purchase a
small supply of fuel As it was every cent she pos
sessed 10 the world it is to be hoped that che may
recover il, though confess we fear she will not
If the finder will leave II at our counting ROOM he
will receive a suitable reward, well the heart
felt thanks of helpless aud dependent widow
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CIR YOUR GooDs.-There are yet some
few articles on deposit at Corinthian Hail. which
should be Immediately removed by the owners, a
workmen are employed on the building tocompiets
il for use
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
icHMosD. 18th Nov, 1854.

Mr.. JuLrus A. HoBsoN, -
Collector 4 Tares for he Cffyef Richmond:
DEAR SIR: 1 am instructed by the Finance
Committes to reqnrs you under the su.hority vest.
ed In Jon by sorcinsnce concerning the collection Of
place the taxes past due In the hands of the Cham
bsrisn. to meet pressing claims on the city.
Yours, very respeetfnllv.
THOs W. MeCANCE,
Chairman Of Finances Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24

FINE here will be a sale of
fine paintings at "A Main street. this morning, at 10
o'clock, by Messrs. Larus s. Shine. The opportu-
nifty is good one for lovers of paintings. See ad-
vertieement
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening 2lst inst. by Rev P. F. Au.
gust Mr. JAMES GOODMAN of Richmond, to
Miss ANN ELIZABETH, daughter of J. +. Fry,
Esq, of Albemarle.
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FREE BRIDeE.-Are the people of Man.
chester ready to aid in procuring free bridge for
public use II 20, II IL time they were moving In
the matter.
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AFFECTING ScENE.-If persons in the ha

AFFECTING SCENE.-If persons in the ha
bit of getting drunk, could have witnessed the tears
and anguish OF Thomas j. Browns little son. when
he his aged father lying in the street. wetering
doubtless would have at once given up the use of
Intoxicating drinks forever. Poor boy, how we
pittied him, he screamed" father father is muir
dered-father will die-I cannot get him home
what shall do?" The tears rolling down his
cheeks as he wrung his hands and begged all he
to assist his father and his life. Such scenes,
if they do not cause the drInkard to reform, should
at least cut short the cups Of moderate drinkers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24

THE U. s. CIRCUIT CvuRr, Judge Haly-
burton presiding has been engaged for several day.
past In hearing admiralty cases. of but little inter.
est to the public at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24

THE Court OF APPEALS, now in session
in this city, has heavy docket before il, but the
Judges are closely engaged in hearing counsel con
sidering their arguments, and making their dec
sions
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All the above will be sent receiving remit
lance Of cost per mall. discount made to persons
selling AkNfCA again. Direct to
B. TANNER, No. IL. Liber y street,
no 24-ecdSt Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24

The MEETINa tonight at the seminary
ca io.n street should be attended BY all who feel
any interest 10 tho prosperity Of that institution.
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MRS. C. EZEKIEL,
CLOAK, TALMA AMP MANTELEI

old Make. Space. near Main Street,
INFORMS the merchants and Others that
i ,he IL prepared 10 make up Ia spy quantity, ana
Of superior eyle Of work manship, the above so'eN
a. . fair remuneratiye price. a,
Ladies can have their garments cut ana HssS. "
patterns furnished for the same. a..
TIMING dons Ia the handsomsst stsi,. ~ 'hs
On hsnd' nav style PATTERNS for ciesk'. Tai
mas. Mantsists. and Boysssd Chs Gar@ es.rsvr
no 24-Gts
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Changing THE FAsHIoNs.-In this coun-

CHANGING THE FAsHIoNs-In this cOun-
superior, men never think of asking them to per-
form mental offices, or to do anything inconsistent
with thei- delicate, angelic natures. Not 30 with
some of our neighbors who hail from across the
big salt pond if we arc to judge from what Is fire.
quently seen in our city Among the poorer classes
the peasantry, as they are called in Europe-the
women are often made TO bear the burthens of the
sterner seX-to hew wood, draw water, make fires,
prepare fuel and whatever else may be necessary
TO the comfort of their lords, all of which they
struggle through without murmur or complaint. Ia
passing along 18th street day or two since, we
noticed a stout looking fellow Keeling along by the
side OF his wife, about hali-seas over, both appg
rently making their way home. When getting near
Main street, the old chap seemed to brace himself,
as il preparing to disguise his condition, when OBJ
serving one of his shoes united, he halted abruptly
plante his foot upon the curbstone and exclaimed
See Biddy, me darnt will you be sfther tying
that shoe now. Bad luck to you if ye had made the
knot fast this morning. sure and it would not have
come undone SO soon. But that's your way of ty.
ing knots, Biddy. Had ye taken better hould on
the one you made in the ould country sure and We
would not have been here now, working your fin-
gers to the bones TO get bread for your husband and
chlders.'
The crowd near the old market, on hearing these
remarks, broke out Into loud laugh but Biddy.
without noticing Them laid down her bundle, tifd
her good mans shoe, brushed the dust from 1t with
her handkerchief then picked up the bundle placed
his under hers, and started towards Cary street
at fast walk, number of rude boys yelling at her
heels as she hurried Pat to his humble home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24
B. MANLY, Jr. Sec'Y.

SPECIAL NoTICE.-.COuntry Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
ton sales of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, st
my store, No. log Main st.. THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
IF Auction and Com Mercbent 1n6 Main ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24

The Governor of Ohio has appointed joseph r
Swan and s. F. Norris Judges OF the Supreme
Court Of that state, to fill vacancies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24

US. SENATOR ron ARKAHsAs.-R0bert w. John.
son has been unanimously elected u 8. Senator by
be Arkansas Legislature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-24

The TsxsPayers will see the necessity OF
paying ct once snd prepare for it, a. longer indul-
gence cannot be given.
JULIUS A. HOBsON,
no B-6t< Collector City Richmond.