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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

CLARK & CHESTNUT.
HAVE just received by Oatman Express and are
i now opening for Inspection, the BEST selection
ard most beautiful stock Of
Fall Il ssd " inter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware. Glassware. and Oueenswarc,
Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Bonnets Oil Cloths, Car
PETS Clothing, &c, DC. to which would respe ful-
~ call the attention of the citizens and oil others
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their interest by cal
ing at the
BAN ~ 5Ma CoinAG8
before purchasing elsewhere, as we arc determined
not to be unders Id by any other establishment in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care, and by one that is we'll acquainted with the
wants OF the community consisting in part Of French
and English Mernoes, Mrelins and all-wool De-
anes, plain and figured silks, Coburgs, Sack Flannes,
Debegs, Persian Cloths, plain and figured Poplans,
embrodcred.Drapcry Muslins and Curtain Damasks,
with Gimps and Tassels to match Cloths, CASH
meres Satnetts Tweeds, Jeans, Linens. red Flannes
brown, bleached and coIored Canton Flannes; silk,
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim bonnet Rib
hons all colors Philadelphia made Boots and Shoes,
Sbawls: long Thibet Cashmere; q nice assortment of
children wool Hose all Sizes ladies cotton and wool
Hose: Gloves, Kid, all colors Cashmere ani Lisle
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves, etc ,etc., etc..
aug, Is, '54-tf.
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kSILVERWARE.-Silvcr, table, and tea spoon
= cream spoons, mustard spoons, desert spoons, 50
spoons sugar shoyels, butter knve. &C., for sale
sent 81. 81 A. w. x W. CARPENTER.
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AGENTS.:

The Committee believing that the success Of this
GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be materially
promoted by the energy and enterprise of intelligent
and perseverng agents. have resolved to treat with
ruch on the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing to bectme an agent, by sending
tpoet paid 81, WILL RECEIVE ny RETURN or MAIL. a
One Dollar Engraving. GIFT TICKET" Pro-
specur Gaia ogue and all other necessary informa-
zion. ., t.@
On the final completion of the sac, the Gifts will
he placed in the hands of COMMITTEES Of the fuR-
rHASEax 10 be DISTRIBUTED. due notice of which will
DC given throughout the United States and the Cana
das tYe
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNIONu

rTIIE AMERICAN Aurlsrs' UNION, would respect
i fully announce to the citizens of the U. Statcs
and the Canadas, that for the purpose of Cutivatne
taste for The fine arts throughout the country, and
with view Of enabling every family r. become pos
.cssed Of gallery Of Engraving
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF The AGE,
They have determined in order to create an extensive
sale for their engravngs, and thus not only give
poyment to large number Of artists and others. but
inspire among our countrymen taste 70, works Of
art present to the purchacrs Of their cngravings,
when 2jo 900 Of them are sold,
100000 GIFTS, Of tho actual cost Of $50 600.
Each purchaser Of a One Dollar Engra wing, there
fore, receives not on engraving richly worth the
MONEY! but also ticket which entities him to of
the Gifts when they are distributed.
For Five Dollars. highly finished Engraving.
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, WI be S; mt; or FIVE DOLLARS worth of
splendid Engravings be selected from the Cata-
loguc. s
cory Of the Catalogue, together with specimen
of Of the Engravings, can he at the Office Of
this paper.
For each dollar sent. an engraving actually worth
that sum, and Gift Ticket, will Immediately be for
warded.
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n m % q e ~ I Is &

such Sugar, Moasses, Coffee, Tea, AlIspice. Pep
per, Rice. Dried Fruts, Shot, Powder, and Bar Lead
all CT which is
G}D Old AMID q sualAl2
any in the Market. lie invites customers to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere, he is deter
mined to command patronage by meriting il.
Sept 2, 1854
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WHIcH We oFFER AT Wholesale AND RHrAm
AT A SLIGHT ADVANCE FROM ST. Louis PRICES.
]. s. KIMBALL 4 CO.
Burlington, June 20, 1S54.-ly
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y3G\jsYlM5Ma pnAGra

THOM AS BARNS
rs Just receiving at his Store Room in New London
i Henry County, Iowa, atrcsh stock of Domestic
DE2r @D@DSS
suitable for this Market; such lcoes, Fannels
Tiekngs, Domestcs Gotten yarns. Fancy Prints, Cas-
simeres, Jeans, and Satinetts. He has also a fine
stock Of fresh
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IN GROSSof Wheeling bonnet boards !usf re
~ ceived [arril l31 Cohahs
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OMAN, KNOW TIIYSELF."
An invaluable Book for g5 cents.

"EvERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COP >
ETIgla 100000 COPIES SOLD
AEV IN LESS THAN A YEAR. A new
skaAA edition, revised and improved, just
issued. 49,
DR.. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL Asp
HAND BOOK FOR TIE AFFLICTED-Co Contain
ingan outline of the origin, progress and treatment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-T A johnson, Univers-
y Of w; Martin, CharlottsSille: Mrs Caldwell,
vile; r A Moody, Richmond: L Morrisett. Ches.
terfsld D Hale. Steamer W HDix, IKing Queen;
Broadas, Charlottsviile; W Burness, Brookrnn;
CafFey, Miss; W Goode, Chesterfeid; a WIKI
Liberty; w Fariss, Alabama; A Martin; A Lock
wood: Richmond II Fan Tenn; Or Tazewell Head
en-, Floyds; T Martin, Patrick; D Leake. Gooch-
land; Silvenus johnson Petersburg; w Williams,
Richmond; Webb, Botetout r Raper, Wythe;
Miss Raper, do; C c Smart and lady, Bark Bertha;
Ph ss Ssssa: JOE aan New H.r
Buckinshams W Crew do; w Thompson, Charlotte;
II Ball and lady, New York; Dreway, Richmond;
DnrEss !. Bark Eiizsi Or Js Archer. Bsliona
Prince William. sos
AMERICAN HOTEL-J w Beebee NY; Sw
AArm.st,ona do; Miss Bryant. Wsshinston;l Gh,s y
Saunders and family. Williamsburg; E Christian and
lady. Chas City, Va; D E sWaikin Pr Geo. Va; DR. J
George; Riddick, Suffolk, va; WIN Dunbar, N c;
Shultz, Bait; RI Madison VIM MCGOWAN, r A
Taylor. VIM Fsnn, Branch and Son, VIM Tynes,
Dr. Tsos WEBB, Salem Norfolk; tsa' 1ilns
hart, Romney; and s Nichols, Savannah. Ga;
Wa MsTtsp; EMO Orleans e.. :n, Neil
X WorrhingtoD buffalo, N Y; w Gaitham, N Y;
Jno A Williams, Balti DR. g Mcclure, Va; Il
r Stanford, Y; A keener, BALI; A Eurish. New
York; a...
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Hop w SArcher, Amelia;
G e Lane, Clarke; McClslland. Y; Div Gait,
williamsburg; Terrell, New Kent; J Young,
Henreo; Watson, c Eye. Petersburg; She's
rer, Y; ] H Wilson, Miss 81 Wilson, Wyatt,
Lynchburs; A H Richardson, Lonsdale; Jas Orr, Va;
J H Dejarnette, Miss Deiarnette, Caroline; Thomas
Dryer, Woodstock; D Hall; J; R Newman. Ky;
w Jones, Ga; 3 Marye, Fredericksburg; Samuei
Kahn Lexington; C w Helm, University of Virginia;
B Thompson. j Steiner, j Wilson, Staunton; Dr.
Carmichael, Ersdegick.burg Masters. Amelia;
Joyner, Southampton; A Be, PhiIad: Taylor,
K&Qi ? Gaines, Petersburg; W Custis VIII
Harrisburg; Tyler, Portsmo; 0 w Choate, H
Cunard, Y;J N Woodbury. aud lady, Staunton; A
Thorn, w Warren, il, Fredericksburg; A Teft,
Providence; C Goodrich, Isle of Wight; D B Chan
field lady and svt Phila; Rev w Atkinson and lady,
Ga; A Hefeling Cumb'd; Hargrove Nelson; s
Munday, B Joyner, Va; w Branch. N C; w TIN
berlake and two daughters, Ala; b Flanagan and
lady Charlotte; Dejarnett, Spotts'a; G Hairston
Hill, Henry; T Watkins. C Ragand T Butt
A F Rice: W Atkinson, Halifax a II Gary. Pow
hatan; w T Darlington, w M Hardeston, B F Gar
Iett, Halifax, g Koventher, Europe; J Tabb, J p
Tabb, Gloucester. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21
Z MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Feb. 90.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Cavendy, York, mdx and
passengers. ,gsss - - Z
Schr Ellen, Clifford, Darlington, Nova Scotia. The
E. was bound from New Orleans to Richmond but
encouuteripa severe weather, put into Bsrrinston
with loss Of Capt ain Rogers, who was killed on the
passa re, end to repair damages The Ellen brought
the remans of Captain Rogers to this city.
SAILED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philade'-
phia, mdz. and passengers
schr. Sea Breeze, Harriner, Charleston. coal, lE.
Farrar. rtsir9ssi s. xais5si 800
Schr Henry Read, Johnson, liaht.
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THE HOTEL STRIKE.

MEssRs. EDIToRs-I am so well persuaded that the
action of the boarden reference the late rise
in Hotel charges does injustice the proprietors
that have been induced to appear in their behalf
The complaint is that they now charge $25 per
ent custom being increase of twenty per cent in
each case, former rates tta. 8
To show that these are only reasonable charges,
propose to refer to the experience of Mr. Ballard,
for the last year. selecting him, because happen to
know him, and to have access to his bills which ev-
cry gentleman is ~ fully privileged to examine as
have been myself fss.Jti ageaA M 1t1I
The following statement will show theprices oftbe
main items of his housekeeping for 1858 and to
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 20.

FLOUR.-The nclemency of the weather pre-.
vented any outdoor business We heard of no sales
or tran sacions in flour.
WHEAT.-We quote at last weeks prices: 8Iso
0Sl95 a7y
CORN 85090c. isas 4 sslsissi
TOBACCO.-The market Is dull, with good deal
coming in. Lower grades declined. s.
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1t may be matter of interest to some to know
that the perham distributing committee finished
numbering the orders for the 100000 gifts on Sat
urday. They then adjourned to New York, lesy.
ing two of their number in Georgetown to distri.
butte the orders TO the ticket holders. "a ag
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JARRArr's HoTEL.-We understand that
Mr.. THOMPSON TYLER has not become one OF the
Proprietors of this hotel in Petersburg but that he
has been employed there to aid IN its manage
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

The PANoRAMA OF NIAGARA FALLs-One
OF the most superb paintings Of its kind seen in
this city, s now on exhibition each evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, and we take pleasure in urging our
readers-particularly those who have never had an
opportunity OF beholdihg the great fals.to see it
at once. ff
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II The undersigned, mutual friends of the par.
ties take pleasure stating that the late unpleasant
difficulty between Col. VIM p. Winfres and Mr.
Thomas Walden, Jr, has been adjusted upon terms
satisfactory and honorable to each of them
s.r. = WIN. w WEISIGER
fe 2l-lt* T. G., MACKENZIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

HoMIcIDE.-John Patrick Murnhv WAS .ho.
while near the Howard engine house. Baltimore
Sunday morning about2 o'clock. He died SUNDAY
evening A man. named Martin Shaw, charged
with firing the shot, has been arrested
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W L. -x E84
M HkPRkM NfArId J& VutkrnfufE
|sl0aru1 q Marsh ~ frds H. Y |lsir1
|terly 49, late y Il Uflfhe civ ~ Z 4, -
fusfne e n,Dorfio ~ ~ rreenfst - ~ ~.
IL proporfon 81 m ,,,,,b.r n 800 IS ~
coinpsred Win fhe entire WITS - fhs ~}sv - -
charter shsolutsiv rrunires md = 49, -.
seem bent on getting he subject before IS IesisIs
ture Tor IL action. 1ssF51 sllff' FsST'F
-.,r~s.. =
three nlec,irns hcIf 4 .,s,,.. = 49, 49, - ~
Msrsainll w ~ INV rep55sf er,e5 IL -
beys, east IS many VOTES - Msi.n. ~ I.H.s.,.
snd tYe Art tvsr v,on,as, -, ~. -; - Ss
isnn 81 that NORTON oT,he 49, ~ ~ vao
wThetths VIII am Ia q &{s wnscn says
r,,,,Sr re rersor. s,,,l.a - = = ~, ", Iu1
bear IS The whole nu,Ther - 49, = .lss = ~.
A fhetawn te 49,, =. 49, 9 su.c
nesr = NAV 81 IN ~ ,,ss " ~ nsar =
for such w. - !. ~. ~ y esec.es
e. ~ to,.,, 80 y VIC "nols nelnDef eaecsco
81 isnot n,,r :. ~
w pulP1se 70 enter into meee local as
$500 Il 6 = sua g tne sxcfemenf Aready
A.. 10y .uc aae actlon o. tne Counc.--pul
a. - - -, ~ = lAh tne encnts 9 tnc GEAR
49, ~ e.:aI 'saI NO one Oh Ordinary conprenen-
unner Wsrds vo,s aa ,araai anu ,as .ns tHo
~ s.s.ss : .ons e iaisey &c 'eey nov oo,
.,s NC I iuacs ~ having only zee members,
~nne tne lwo ioWer Warus, yoeing ABOUT tne same
nave teH REPRESENTATIVES, al the Council
DgnrG sa,. .s..fssss;.3ss.
when in order to polI the vnte n Morro. WE'D
IL one dav II ,vas ~ air, - - "a
from norton If which MarshslJ wrd ~. ear,
ed the Council then apreeing that Monroa sbo,,Id
elect three 'members and MarshaII t,,a for that
time Since then an eouaI renresent.tor has been
demanded for each Of these Wards under the re
auirernents Of the citv charter .nd .ta s,,h;
been referred to SDscial Cnn,mittee &c ms mem.
Der from each Ward. whose rennrt Ia bae, I'm.
sidered and voted down. Tfis renort recommend.
ed an increase Of the number of Cnnnci,Tnen cvnr
Madison Ward fre members and EACH ~ tba et,erSs
four certainly fair gr,portionmenf ;fthe data nm
on which il was made Vas correct Rnt tbe onn np
nents ofthe measure denonnce II b;,,sr sl,se
it fakes one member from Jefserson Wayd md
gives t,co to Marshall and one IN Monroe anil or
least one member Of Jefferson, Ward goas u fsr
to say. that we would NOT have voted fnr the d;v
sion. If he had suppos ed for moment that INV IN.
crease of Representation would ha We bee' asked for
oniy object in dividing Monroe Ward was 70
create snotber aiact;o,, nrac;not .ha, was :. at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

YANKEE NoTIoNs-The March number
Of this amusing monthly, has been laid before by
Mr. j. r. Holbrook, periodical agent, on Franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, where 1t can be
purchased. a'4if 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

MARTLAND.-The prohbitory liquor bill, with va
rious important amendments, was passed by the
Maryland House Of Delegates on Saturday last, by
vote OF AZ ayes to % nays. This bill provides that
thequestion of prohibitory law shall be referred
to the people,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

SHUT THE DooR.-A. Smith was fined 81
and costs for permitting his cellar door to remain
open on the night of the ID inst contrary to
dinance OF the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

b. TIE COMMITTEE ON PRIMARY SCHOOLS
are to hold meeting at the Chamberlains office this
afternoon, to consider communication from the
Board of Trustees of the Lancasterian School.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

E To THE CITIZENS OF RIcHM0ND.-The
undersigned conscientiously persuaded that his
perieuce a. an assistant to Mr. Blair, (who decaes
" the duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH CON-
STABLE, sHers himself candidate for the sufrages
of his citizens Should they confer upon him
the honor of an election that Office he viii exert
himself to the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully
fe7-tde* T. J, LAKELAND.
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LYos's KArHAIRos.-Foa Psxssaysss

! LYoN's KATHAIRos.-FoR PREsERyisG,
RESTORING AND BEAuTIryINc TIE HlIx istks most
delightful and wonderful article world the evsr pro.
duced It's Astonishing without precedent
in the history of the Materd Medica. DARK and iuxu.
rant chris soft and glossy hair with scores Of adni
rers mark this ladies' = the nniversa effect Ct the
astonished. "The Kathairon has fully restsrea my
hair after badness of II years. Al. CouRTRfcHT,
rs Bond street, N. Y9 The Ksthairon 10 certaia
cure for Nervous Headache. aud all eutansoas dis.
eases. Sold by all dealers, everywhere Try it.
Price Only 25 cents in large bottles.
o. s. BARNES, Proprirr, 16f Broadway, N. r.
= f. I4-3lm ~ ~ 4 e $50 18TH xsffss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

OBsTRUcTIoNs.-TheP President and Di-
rectors of the R. F. and r. R. r. Co., were lined for
obstructng Broad street with their cars on Satur-
day last. 500 "a 800. .g,t l...9-t..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

DEATH OF JUDGE STRANGE
Strange Of n. G., who was stricken by paralysis
Last week. died In Fayetteville on Saturday. Z
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IS William ALLIsoN.-The Virginia Tow
ingcompany havejuk introduced on their line new
steamer called the .William Allison" after the late
William Allison, merchant Of this city, vino, we
believe was of the original stockholders in this
company This steamer is under the command Of
Capt Sam. SKINNER, one of the best navigatorso of
James river and is no doubt admirably adapted for
the purposes for which she was built.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

3 JoHk L. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT Law.
Rchmond Va, practices in the Inferior and Supeyi.
or Courts Of the city Of Richmond and thu county Of
Henrico. s sas9s8 3 ~,
Ofsce--with Arthur A. Morson, Esq, for tho pre-
sent. 49, s
REFERENCES
ARTHUa A. MoRsoN, Esq. WILLIAMS BRsrasx.
f. I5-d1un
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= = ]; ]
youne nsan Ike him, Who contributes 10 support .
uidnwsd nether snA aetan. = De su9 e gcrtny
1pP4cfom n nichmond ~ 4 llyy{s faithffi an6
chiisnE ths eisss Z sssilsbls .ItM hopss he WI
s. Is 1s-slm* - CITIZEN.
MonD.l take this method 81 dee1a5ina myself csn-
dIdute for HIGH C0N0HAHLE1 Should the vetey1
think proper @ eenfsr the c1Hreon me- u shall be
my greatest effort TO discharEe the various duties Of
y Is s-l KlS'''ps- - Z. TYLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

FIsED-Powhatan A. johnson was fined
81 and costs for the violation of city ordinance by
his little son. IN s.sU al ~ & {,sig, Slos !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

MAIL SFORWAR PURPOSES.
Not one of the least important items of in
telligence by the Canada, is the statement.
which we published yesterday, that govern
ment committee of British engineers have re-
ported the mail steamers as unfit for war pur
poses, owing to their peculiar shape, and the
exposure Of the engines to shot, but that they
might serve as troop ships.
Many persons in this country have suppo-
sed that our ocean mail steamers could, in
case of necessity, be converted into war ships.
This report of the British engineers, upon the
ocean mail steamers of Great Britain, which
though notas feet are quite as strong as our
own, will dispel that fallacy. There isproba-
bly, not a single mail steamer in the world
that could bear the heavy armament of q
man-of-war. The fate of the San Francisco,
the best of the mail steamers, when subjected
to an unusual burthen, furnishes an instruc-
tive and impressive admonition upon the sub
iecf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

The. Ball. s.-To-morr0w night the
Young Guard give their anniversary bah at the Uni
ted States Hotel and It IL to be fancy as well a.
civic and military affair have no doubt It will be
the entertainment of the seasen. SIS
The next evening. the montgomery Gusrdn and
s'Greys" win give complimentary, civic and mill
tary ball, at the same place, to the Washington
Greysn of Philadelphia, for which the most extern
sive arrangements are being made. Coming in
such quick succession a. do these entertainments,
the devotees Of Terpschore will have ample oppor-
tunty Of getting their fill Of amusement on the light
fantastic t0e.a ss+s4 seyf-s gssEse ss5tts ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

DucRRTioB Is THE BkTrEH PAIR or
vALos s--Thersfose ~ Discreet - lonit - hssn-
blurred Ind deceived ~ noenshins sdysyt5ssmenss-
Be ssisa md oall ON Mr.. n. ii AoULeON anA beEe
your pctures taken q ho fusnres end w1FTeafS 81.
dire ssfi3sctien or no als to al who nas stvs bin
their kidd patronage. - ~
4 have o. hand. q present. ssyery han&ssns -
sortneuk Of Fsncy Cassa Msdal;ons Breast. Pins and
Finrer. Rinss ali OF the nest quality. which eannot
help pleasins the TASTES Of I'll my tasty friends nd
customers. sss -
r. f. MCULsON,
fe18 Hafl Of Science, Ito Main Il. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21
.JIIDGE MASON,S ADDRESS.

The Pans correspondent Of the N. Y. Jour
nal of Commerce, states that the address of
Judge Mason, the American Minister to the
Emperor, is admired for its fitness and terse-
ness. These are qualities for which the pro-
auctions of our. American statesmen are not
generally distinguished Wehope Judge Ma
sons example will be initiated, not only by
other American Ministers abroad, but by high
f,,nctionaries at home. Every American
of taste would be delighted to see the
long winded Fourth of July harangues, of
Presidents and Governors, give place to brief,
plain, business like documents, worthy the
sound sense and practical character of the
American people. $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-21

yxRY Mar. tAstandlns he cod,
de- che lcs1 kditiCn ofthe 1rst mar i
- u go m &ess for = plnce Of publk
stst of Pccupants hsve taken to
in pvs hppx 3nce. We aliude % Mf. erec
- trd, no N removed the cumbrc bcx
het9tufore u5ed III sfowing away meats ny
FORTHCOMING Oh his stall putting up Aiding panne
blindA and adding new d0ors, has prepared = neah
comfo, table ard convenient plsce for his buslnew
r-shdt sdds. yervmJchtp the generals eppeertecf
~ tha maxkst hs siei1itY the city EpGpeexs
and the Comuittee on this masket WIN take psifefn
~ Mr.. Howard's inprOssn3ent, Ahdreport 70 the
Council plan Sof oneseory house, from the arch
to Main street. we have very little doubt that the
necessary appropriation for the new building vii
be readily granted and Main street be speedily re.
lieved If tie hdrrid eyesore thar how disgraces 4
Ii the e0es Of all who have hsd the good fortune to
re mafket places in ofhex cities. S6
The Council have refused to build markst.
house With hail over it. becsuse the for -
doing would be too heavy drain ON the finances
Just now But the members have not said that they
are unwilling to make q moderate expenditures for
the public good, and win not Day 80. The second
story. u ii frst recommended, WIS Only thouuht
to be necessary In order IA have place for holding
Ward elections. One Of the rooms in the Station.
house viii be amply sufficient for this purpose and
therefore, there l. no necessity for an additional
expenditure on this score.g ,iess rstn