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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-18
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass


Sold by DAVID SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worces.
ter, and by Druggists generally.
dec9 deoW3taW &W1ap
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.--
- This celebrated Fertilizer where it has been fairly
tested the last year. has been found equal and in man
cases, superior to the best Peruvian Guano in its mme
diae effect and more permanently beneficial the andf
1t is adapted any soil in which there is deficiency o.
Phosphate which often the All crops are benefited
by its application.
1t is composed Of ground bones, decomposed by sui
phurc acid to which is added due proportion of Perm
Wan Guano Sulphate of Ammonia &C.
For sale, with full directions for us, in Bags of $50 lbs
nach charge for package. All bags will be branded
sc. B. DeBurg, No. ! Super Phosphate of LimeD Tina
above can be procured of
LEE SPRAGUE l. CO.,
mch2S diff ~ Main Street
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VEGETABLE,

and although powerful they will not inure in the least
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
rauted to the above mentioned diseases, without usn
any external applications. With my Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely upon thorough cure by calling
upon at my Office.
Main street, No. 121, Worcester
iy1S div DIR, C, A. HILL
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NEW ENGLAND LIGHTNING ROD
~ MANUFACTORY, AND OFFICE, 10 THOMAS STREET.
Worcester, Mass.
The construction of this article affords the most salts
factory Recommendations of it. Those who wisl fer
good article, invited to call and examine it,
We will only add that il is a machine to do mischief
to buildings when struck by lightning but is insulated
and property connected and from long experience was
constructed solely fer Lightning Conductor.
To Scientific men spy, please call and examine it.
p S, We have all kinds of rods; varying in price
from to 12t cents per FOOT all erected in the best man
ner. Repairing promptly attended to-
"A. LYON & CO.,
Agents and Manufacturers for the Company.
anil diff
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4flc0itillcs.
p1A AnA ACKNOWLEDGMENT

N an 6kGkM REWARD FORANY
10 i VsUVsD thing that will surpass Dr.. 9
A. HIPS Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
Of Gonorrhua, elects, Structures, Whites, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness Affections of tbe
Kidneys, Irritation of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least re-
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
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Sold in Worcester by james Green, M. b. Green, l..
Lazel, and L. II. Marsh
Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and
country. decl3 d3law&w
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" Senate Chamber, Ohio, .fpril 5lh, 1854.
Dr.. ]. c. AYER-Honored Sir have made tlIoF-
ough trial of the CATHARTIc PLLs left by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering The first dose
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed Tie disease. feel m better than for
years before, which attribute entirely tile effects
Of your CATHARTIc PILLS. Yours with great respect
LUCIUS D. METCALF."
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n {. FISH, MANUFACTURER or

AAs Wrought and Cast Iron Fences Crates for side
walks Irons for buildings, bridges, &C., and all other ar
ucles whlcn can be made in my line Of business. pur-
chasers viii find that the articles above enumerated can
ne bought OF me as cheap in Boston or elsewhere as
have Large assortment Of the latest styles Please call
anil examine Union Street
Nue,zssfts- Nov 3 1shr a.
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EIN l. e G 4 X o PLATKNG.-The subscriber
EA would respectfully inform the citizens of Woceste
and vicinity, that they have opened Shop, at
23G Main Street, uP stairs.
Where they will replae Old Tea Sets, Casters, Spoons,
Forks Britannia Ware, &c
All work done here, will be warranted to look like solid
liver, and to stand the test of acids.
jelO d3ms W. INGRAM & co.
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CLOTHES CLEANSED-REPAIR Re
~ dyed, and color improved, by SYLVESTER WILL
sON No LIS Main Street. of Surtevant's Tailoring
Establishment, Worcester, Mass.
Ais prices are,For 0vercoats, 81; Frock Goats, 75c
sack Coats 75c; Pants 37lc; Vests 25c Buff Vests 50c
caps IL Every Garment elsansed by him, is
ca 70 give satisfaction Garments by Stage Xpres
WILDE promptly attended to. For sale-L c. Patck's
SPHis Of Soap. diff ap21
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Prepared by J. G. AVER,

The above all from persons who publicly known
where they reside and who would make these state
ments without thorough conviction that they were true
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GEN rs WANTED.-MEN Of business habits
IN wishing engagein lucrative business who would
like sell Blackman's Genuine Healing Balsam and Val
liable Red Salye would do well to call and see us Al oy
place GEkALDS THOMPSON General Agents
No. Walnut st.. Worcester, Mass. d23 div
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"DR. ]. C. AYER-Dear Sir: / have been afflicted
from my birth with scrofua in its FORM ard now,
after twenty years trial. and untold Of amoum of suf
tering, have been completely cured in few weeks by
your Pills. With what feelings of rejoicing write, can
only be imagined when you realize what have suffered
md hoy lOn1
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TRERSONS WHITING PLANO FORTES
n OK MkLODk0NS-Win do well TO call at e. s.
NAs0N'S New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street. and what they do there before purchasing
elsewhere DIST js1s
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Freight at 1880 p NJ.
Returning-Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills A. NJ,
and at 4l5 P. NJ. Freight 7.15 Pm.
IYERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
EMchhnrE. AnrIl 10 lShl &c
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TRIBUTE OF REspEcT.-At regular
I'M ting ofOLIvE BRANCH LODGE, No SIS, 1. O.
.. f., at Halifax Court House, Va, on Friday, 2lst
ofApril, 1854, the following tribute OF respect was
offered by Past Grand Julius Gerst to the memory
of our deceased Brother, Past Grand d. II. REED,
late Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge 0. o. r..
of Virginia Eitea l}14s r5-t..--r- f
Whereas, it has pleased all-wise and iuscruta
BILE Providence to remove from our midst member
of our sister Lodge in the city Of Richmond, our
well beloved brother, Past Grand D. H. REED, who
died at his residence: in Richmond, on Monday, the
18th day of April, 1854, deem it proper to give
event therefore, t
Resolved, 1st. That the deceased was eminently
entitled to our respect and aectionate regard. and
that cherish his memory as one who, BY his vir-
tues and exemplary life. well illustrated the true
precepts and principles of our wel-beloved Order.
Resolved, I'd. That tender to the family of
our deceased brother, Past Grand D. III. REED, our
heartfelt sympathy in their affection, trusting hat
they may derive consolation frem the reflection that
his life towards Order will be crowned with its
promised reward. f5 Frsnrra sij{t .f taf1 81 sfi
Resolved, Sd. That these proceedings be entered
ON the minutes of our Lodge, and that copy be de.
livered by our Secretary to the family OF the de-
ceased. i-',r} ss5f - 1t-'5Ce nsf TSuf - ora
Resolved, 4th. That these proceedings be pub
lished in the Richmond "Daily Dispatch" -.
ap % IT. - WIN. T BA1LY, Sec'y. E
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
'f " '' AZ YESTERDAY . IttfFJf' On =

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-AG Taylor, T Toler,
Halifax; g Lellan, Campbell; Ballard. Gray
son; W Lewis, Goochand: Henry, Pitsylvania;
Biain, Ptsylvanis; Hunt G Pleasants Rich
mond; c H Feather.ton. Amelia; Swift, Va; r
Hubbard, Va; G Hagan, coumbia: w Jordan, lad
and children. Lunenbnre; M McGassin, C s Tai
iaferro, 9 Brown, Mr. Michaux, Va; j RAIDER,
Tenn; q Conneu, A Bryan. Va; r Crump, Powha-
tan; WE Crostck, F NJ Cheatham, Clover Hill; M
Male, Spottsylvania. f'.s $3.50 So.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-JC Griffin and lady, Not.
teway; Taylor, Miss v Corbin Roanoke; Z T
Taylor, Washington; w Terrell and lady, N c; f
Bowly and lady. York; Col 7 z, Aston, NC; Fl "
lockwood, Y; A Crossing, o; J H -own, Mrs
Preston and svt. Mrs Bremen, Miss Bremen, Miss
w Bremen, c; A Prindle, Washins ton; A Grit.
fin, N G; z A Aaron. NY; n o Schoolieid, LYNCH
burg; w N Bell. Weldon; Thornton, Orange; w
Mathews, N Y; Warning, N C; J Morton Char.
lotte; Terkens, lady and daughter, N Y; A Pat
gusta. - st 500 - - p II 'fe3
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BENTON,S SPEECH

The country may be congratulated that
Col Benton has delivered himself of his big
speech. The "big gun has been fred, but
there is a great varietyof opinion about the
explosion, some saying that it was very ire
mendous and very destructive, and others that
the gun is not much of machine any way,
bat is all noise and smoke, and much more
dangerous at the breech than the muzzle,-
III, however, the speech displays nothing new
or sohd in the way of argument, it is most
retreshingly racy and vigorous in its abuse.
This is the forte of the great Benton. He
has at bis command an immense magazine
check full of the most offensive adiectives
and explosives in the English tongue. His
strong passions are never at a loss for the
strongest and aptest words to express them.
selves in. One of the miseries of MANY peo.
pie when they get their temper up, is the diff.
fculty of finding appropriate words to let off
their steam with. Their wrath chokes and
paralyzes them. But not so with Benton
The intensity of his hatred gives him more
perfect command of speech, and enables him
to get better hold of epithet. He is ALWAYS
able to express the full force of his indigna-
ton, contempt and malignity. Aspeech must
be areai relief to him. 1t delivers his sto.
= mach Of vast quantity Of bile, and no doubt
he, feels better afterit. 900 y.
& The enemies of the Nebraska hill ar. r,s,' IN
great giee with this last display of Bullion.
explosive power, which they seem 10 1h;rt
has not been equalled since the lburstinp n
the big gun Of the Princeton. They re1.rd
the old gentleman's speech az a nerf.c,
shrapnef .sheE, cFsmmed fun OF eunno,.ss
and bullets, bursting IN the Nebraska q,
with devastating effect, and knocking III
politicians into cooked hats.
II looks odd to see thu Northern anti
Nebraska forces led by two Southern ner
Houston IN the Senate, and Benton il
the House;--but generosity is iSoutheri
ehasaetsristie. Tie South can ffad sme.
enough to fight it, own battles, and spsr.
> few warriors to lead on its sdyersa
re-, who, though alysys complaining of III
assumption Of power BY south ern meS. neveI
.sdn - happy and rpp6dent Is when fhsy
haxe HpHfheFr captain. :. =
49, ~ - sf41ea 49, e.-.l-.llIlS sfsE4EFX Il
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DIED.,

On the morning of the 9th, at Dungaroon, in the
county of Hanover, EDWARD G. SYDNOR, ESQ /,
in the Seth year of his age The friends of the fam.
lily requested to attend his funeral from his late
residence on this day, (Friday,) at 8 O'Clock, p NJ
At the residence of Mr.. Peter g. Trueheart in
Henrico couHty, on the 18th of April, Mrs. ANN c.
FRAZER, In the Esd year of her age. = Hiffi 4Ifi
r. The Maysville, KY, Eagle and Boston papers
please copy. s3 ~ :. asis-f.. ifss II t-t-*F
In San Francisco, ROBERT GREENHOW, late
Associate Law Agent for the California Land Com
mission, aged 81. 80
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.CHAxoE.-A lsrre s.

ii i q q lay sr,s Court yesterday ms, 70 get
wOndsris ps.sS NON ss;n g .d l. 49,
rstef % -. faIncu, undeIsreand Tread Cd ssa =
this CITY TO the North. wAsHBuaN AsHBY, the man
suspected Of this heincus crime e ssid to Be slsesd
money-uskins fellow, very industrious and ~ keen
3 bfsr In eyading tho law wheuevef 1T has been
HI. interest e do %. II he e unity and runof syss
strong list of circumstances against him, he Is GER
tainiy dsnferous man to be tolsrstedi in sisvehod
ing community and the sooner he !. made 70 ssls
servants and owners When called before His Honor
yesterday, he looked pale excited and depre;s,:ed
and had but little to say The charge Of counseiiing
and aiding Joshua. slave to VIM Graenor; Robert
slave to Geo. w. Gillian, and Alexander, slave TO
Mrs N. Metterd. TO escape from their owners to tho
North did not seem to start.e him. when read, nor
did he deny its truthfulnessa The Mayor informed
him, that owing to the absence of important VII.
nesses the examination would be postponed until
this morning. and in the meantime he would be sent
to prison. telling him that he could have any wit
esses summoned that he desired. To this he made
reply that could hear but took his seat on the
criminals bench, preserving dogged nience
throughout the morning. sanlils0 .
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The Medical AND SuRarcAL JOURNAL
This journal for April Is crowded with arti.
cles Of the greatest value and interest to the
medical profession. It Is most creditable
periodical in every way, in the highest de-
gree honorable to the State, and to the men
Of talents and energy who conduct it. Drs.
Otis and McCaw are winning laurels by this
periodical
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TOBACCO BOX BOARDS.-The SUBJ
Il scribers, factors fer several extensive Saw Mills
are prepared to contract for the delivery of OAK
BOARDS for Tobacco Boxes.
The quantity to be sold this season from our Mills
being aller than usual, .y application must be
made IN order to secure the delivery previous the
closing of the canals. 49, - :,
For particulars, address zn ss n
5#t g., eats .-r,9 CARR, GIESE & CO..
23 and Is Spears wharf, Baltimore Md
Refer, by permission, to Jas. H. Grant, Esq., VIM.
B.. Grant, Esq. an 81 2w
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THE Ff4HTfNG.s

The accounts from ne combatants % the
Danube are still ipexplicit and unsatisfkcto-
~. The Turks appear to be mauling the
Russians after the old fashion. Gen. Gort.
chakoff don't seem to have beat anything
yet but retreat.
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NOTICE TO KNIGHT TEMPLARS.-
The subscriber will be prepared to furnish sew
eral sets Of those beautiful Silver JEWELS, (de-
Also. : new style OF KNIGHT TEMPLARy
JEWELS, from original designs. y
Those members who have not left their orders for
suits of CLOTHING and JEWELS, will please DO
90 before the Sd of May. at which time the Jewels
will be ready. oss. iiss "a ssf.lg7s -
3 viii have several suits of Clothing, of INV own
manufacture. which viii be superior to Anything
ever gotten up in this city. Call and see them.
ED. MCDONALD, Agent /
Regalia Manufacturer, Main st. ~ 4
ap % St Next door to IT, 8 Hotsl
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q s1l1c1A1[rd Hoes.

Va Va ! = mir on "a 4; I the catalogue
81 e x re sle6 MAin ~ vi. . e. s0 q
other Watches not included In the catalogue, sna
Chains Plated Ware. he, s5-ssass-ssS. =. -
The sale TO be resumed In the evening" st nsii pa
s AIS ELIAS HALE, 1ts Msin 4
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DIR. MAssEY's LECTURE no TILE Ladies

DR.. MAssEY's LECTURE TO THE LADIES
THIS AFTERNooN.-Wea requested by Dr.. Mas.
sey to state that it is not the design to prohibit the
admission of gentlemen but on the contrary, he
will be pleasedto see many az can attend atthat
hour. His subject being the union of mind and mat.
ter as beautifully exemplifed in the nervous sys.
tenn of the female. The subject of his lecture to
gentlemen in the evening. win be one which great.
~ concerns them, and in which they will feel a
deep interest. ''iii'' -.i'' Tt-} f'f'iF lFHa
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WHITE keepers and others
can now secure supply of white Sand, by calling
Mr.. George E. Sadler, Main street. opposite the first
market
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SroRM-During the rain yesterday after
noon, the tin roof was blown off of Mr.. p III. But.
lers tobacco factory on Cary street. ~ as
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The Hook AND LADDER Truck, with all

The Hook AND LADDER Truck, with all
the necessary appearances for working the same
will arrive in this city in the of day or two
Notwithstanding the purchase of lot and the order
of the Council to build house for this machinery
some three or four weeks ago, the first brick has
not yet been laid, and the Fire Department viii
therefore be compelled to rent house to store it in
until other arrangements can be made. What has
caused this delay we know not, but it seems to us
to be the better policy to do that which is neces.
sary, promptly. ~ a'' a5j ~.
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COOLING ORA few days since, several

COOLING oFF.-A few days since, several
Old Market procured boat and started down the
river on fishing excursion Having enjoyed the
sport for several hours and caught large quantity
of the "hnny tribe, they were about starting home
when one of the party accidentally tilted over
board backwards, his feet catching under the gun
wales and holding fast, while his head dangled
about like Asherman's cork with nibbler at the
hook, first above and then beneath the water. In
lief of the capszed angler, and by desperate effort
managed to get him on board, wringing wet from
his head to his hips, but none the worse off from
his cooling plunge Fishing in round bottom
boats, in deep water, is not the least dangerous
sport that one can partake of, at all times.
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GENERAL Row.-Quite serious row

; GENERAL ,Row.-Quite serious row
came off on Wednesday afternoon last, near thu
first market, between two or three ladies' and one
man, which resulted in the use of brick bats. the
spilng of claret and the victory of one lady over
all her antagonists. Yesterday morning Jane Suth.
erland and Sally Smith were arraigned before the
Mayor, charged with assaulting Johanna Sullivan,
owing to the considerable array of feminine wit.
nesses, and the number of sqnallug babies, over
whose tongues His Honor felt satisfied he would be
unable to hold control it they were once cut loose
morning. when it will be disposed of at the cage.
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D.neKnous Docs.-seyeral complaints

DANGEROUS DOGs.-Several complaints
have been made to the police flate relative to bt
ing doRsu that are allowed to prowl the streets at
pleasure, and notwithstanding the onslaught made
upon them occasionally and the number frequently
slain the nuisance apparently 10 not 1t all abated
1t is bad enough to be annoyed by barking fee and
snarling ours passes along but to be attacked
by vicious bull mas or terrier, different affair,
and certainly any thing but agreeable to person
whose greatest horror is hydrophoba. If gentlemen
will keep these dangerous brutes about them, and
ssmuzzed )" and we really hope thu City Council will
pass an ordinance compelling them to do 20. We
know of at least three persons who have been bitten
in the streets by bul erriers within the past week.
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MALICIOUS CHARGE.-A negro fellow
calling himself Robert Anderson was arraigned
before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer to the
charge OF threatening to assault Sylvia Ann Smith
one of the most worthless OF her GLASS; Two wit
nesses proved conclusivey that the complainant
had perjured herself aud the warrant was there
upon dismissed 81; 90 .5
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FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The Baptist denom-
nation are about to erect handsome building in
this city for q Female College, to be under the
management Of the Rev. Mr. MANLY, formerly
Pastor of the First Baptist Church, of Richmond
The building with gas fixtures etc, will cost over
S3o, OO0, and the contractor has bound himself to
have it completed on or before the first Of October
next Mr.. Manly Is warm friend of education,
and we doubt not the college will flourish under his
SUPERVISION -if7 e 10 ~ N - :
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To LADrEa-DR. MASSEY will present
to the notice Of Ladies, certain LAWS end PHENO.
MENA In which they have specially an inters.s, g
METROPOLITAN HALL, on FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, ssth, at 4 O'Clock. The subjects to be pre-
scented of great beauty and interest, snd Dr.. n.
thinks he promise to please and instruct them
CT The above lecture, given for the Ladies, win
not prevent the admission of any gentleman accom-
panying them, any whose business will allow them
10 attend ct thst hour. sstsHsate AHEa
U-To pay expenses the charge for admission viii
be Is cts ss,as =, ap 26-3t
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THE BALL, at Lafayette Hall, next Mon
season, in general arrangements The Virginia
Rifles" composed of German citizens, know how TO
get up dance and they promise to make this enter
tainment an exceedingly agreeable to the public
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FAIR.-The Juvenile Parsonage Society
of the Centenary Methodist Church South, will
open its FAIR under the supervision of the Ladies'
in the basement of CENTENARY CHURCH, on
May the LIST, at o'clock, p. M.
number of fancy articles will be offered fer sale,
and refreshments prepared for the visitors.
ap "a 4t*
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-aANA BROAD ROCK RAJ
for Colts and FiIlies; s years
old; mile heats; 800 entrance; $50 forfeit-cosed
with the following entries sftts.4-t.s5s En-.
! s. C. Mscon-b.f by Tally -Ho, dam BY Tom Tough.
A. M. Paype-b. C.. by Childs Harold, dam Emily
Thomas. t.,aailfs.t 55sssss .yss - :,
] C.Green.-br. 4. by Ainderby, dam Princess Anne.
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAy.-6ngle dash Of a mile
free for Saddle Horses only-for handsome Sad.
die. = ss tbA 10 !. as,ss ~ 90 .ttEs,-.i..
2D DAy-THuRsDAy, 4rH MAY.-ProprietoFa purse
$685. 2 mile heats; $l5 entIance-free for all ages.
5D DAY-FRIDAY, 5TH MAY.-A Poststake; mile
heats $3.50 entrance; half forfeitclesed with four
William III. Gibbons, of New jersey. s.. %.
A. M. Payne, of Fauquier. s.
o. p. Hare, of Petersburg. ,.zs Z. 60.
C. L N. Green, of Richmond.
4TR DAY-SATuRDAy, 6TH N4Y.-A match for
$l900 a side between A. M. Payne's 9. b. White Eye
and D. N. Pulliam's 6. b.; single dash, 1000 yards
$3.50 forfeit
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAY.-A match for &250
side between ThomaS bl. h. and Tinsley's 9. h., TO
pace mile. Fff
ap1a CALVIN GREEN, Proprie tor.
ENQUIRER copg
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The CAPITOL SeUARE has donned its
Spring attire, and now is most lovely place of re.
sort. If the Eastern side were graded and laid of
In walkways in similar manner TO the Western side
it would soon become the most beautiful public
square in the Union. A few more seats, at various
points, would add vastly to the comfort of those who
visit it for recreation. ,. .5.-L ~ tI-.-.-t
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/ 4 HANxs We ere Indebted 10 he attentive mes.
seassr q Adams q Cos Esprsss ipr pspera