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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-17
CLEARIMG 01T SALE

Of 0vercoats, Undercoats, Pants, Vests,
BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
NETE are to commence manufacturing own
w Clothing, and sh ali now offer present stock,
without regard TO cot, TO mHke for goods of
make THAYER & EAMBS.
d2O dtf Harrington Corner, Main & Front sts
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TIME Stockholders of the Leicester Bank are hereby
L notified that special meeting will be held at their
Banking Rooms, FRIDAY, the Path inst at 9 o'cpk
P. NJ, TO act on the following business:
70 see if the Stockholders will authorize the Direct
ors 10 petit The Legislature for increase of their
capital stock and to act any other business that may
legally come before Them
BY order Of the Directors,
ID. f. MERRIAM, Cashier.
Leicester, February 9, 1854 feblO dtfz4
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BO04S & SHOES SELLING AT C0STI
Snow & SG0UESEg,

VKTtSIIING reduce their stock of Boots and Shoes
w 10 make room Tor sprng Goods, will offer, for
TEN DAYS their entire stock OF goods, with the ex,
cepton Robbers, at st, which consists every va
riey Of Mems, Womens, Boys, Misses and Children's
Boots and Shoes, OF which they have very large
Assortment These goods wll be sold only for Cash.
SNOW Il SPUR,
I76 Main ST., opposite American House.
January 80, 1854 dis2w
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MAY BE HAD!!!!


THE will only mention that portion of our
" Stock was damaged by removal, at thelate
fire. That portion will be offered to the citizens
of Worcester, and vicinity, on Saturday, the 4th
inst at prices that cannot fail to suit all. One
Price will be asked, and no deviation. 1t may
be necessary to specify few prices, viz =
100 patterns % ct. Barrege DeLaines, at I2 lie.
500 yds. Summer Ginghams, at Y l-2c.
400 yds. Printed Lawns, at II lie.
900 yds. % ct. Nous DeLaines, at tic.
300 yds 80 ct. do. do. at zoe.
u patterns Fig'd Wool DeLaines, at 81 lie.
5pieces Plain do. at 33c.
100 prs. Blk. Kid Gloves. Nos. 6 10,
63,4, at12 LIE.
400 yds Striped Silks, at 5Sc.
800 yds Very Heavy do, at Use.
Black Silks, all prices.
Wooden and Cashmere Shawls, cheap.
Thibets, Lyonese Cloths, Alpaccas, &C., will
be offered at great discount Bear in mind,
Saturday, the 4th inst. the old stand, opposite
Central Hotel A. Y. THOMPSON & Co.
feb3 dis2w
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New. Important. and Valnab.e.

DOES Paint and Grease Extractor the best article
II ever Invented for removing all spots of paint iar
oils gre OF any kind, nom ny garment, silk satin
wooden linen, or cotton, without The least INJURY to The
earm color Try II. Sold by al the Druggists in
Worcester. BUSH & CO., Wholesale Agents,
fe16 deo'tf 50 FRI mt street. 4" orcester Mass.
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dried Peach.
Manufacturers Label
Mnnd For Sala.

nF Every Dissertation, furnished, at the Lowest
" Rates, at the SPY OFFICE, No. al2 Man Street
deol d&wtf
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WARTS. &c.

ElOuR or five young men, to engage in light bust
L ness that pays frem $40 to $50 per month. This
is rare chance. Apply imm 'diately TO
lebll d6rF A. w. UPTON, Central Hotel.
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RARE GaANGEll!
TO CURRIERS'

TINE subscriber has removed his shop TO the third
IL floor of Merrfeld's New Brick Shop in Southwest
End, few rods East OF the American Temperance
House, where he is prepared 10
Grind and Repair Splitting Knives,
Shears, &c. usual New Knives kept constantly on
hand, and Splitting Machines maze to order, or re-
paired at short notice. Curriers' blades constantly for
sale, and sec, nd hand Splitting Machines.
LUTHER WHITE.
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1854 d3aw& w3w
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For Sal 8 on EXohan ge,

lgs A FARM, situated in Shrewsbury, about
GSiM miles rom Worcester, containing 50 acres Of
land, with the buildings thereon. 1t will be sold
exchanged for Real Estate in Worcester at fair
rate, and The purchaser have the stock and tools,
ifhe chooses For particulars, inquire Of A. PEAS
LEE, ut the Market, under the City Hall ia deod3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LEWIS G. MUNN,
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment, &
BOARDING AGENCY,
9aa M.*vrg 5T,--UP G.NTRS
Fifty Houses For Sale,
IN different parts of the ciiyj also 200 HOUSE
J LOTS This property can be D?ught on inc i''s'
liberal terms.
To be LIST
large room, with cfnsets, 10 - family ol2
tenement on South Irving street, 4 rooms-s;s0.
tenement on Chandler street, rooms--$ 100.
Cottage Orchard street, Z rOOms--Sl42
A tenement on orange srsej, 8 Iooms--@l25.
house IN Chandler 81 9 roOms-S25,
house Newhury ST, rOomF--$i50,
Two tenements EDWARD and Earle streets,
A tenement on Orange ST rooms $3.50.
An lper tenement, rooms, within mile OF CRY
Hall, with garden. ent only 5 100.
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Worcester Co, Mechanics Association,
A SPECIAL Meeting of the Association will be held
n at The Police Court Room, FRIDAY EVENING,
Feb II, at u O'Clock.
general "a tendance Of the members is desired as
business of Importance will come before the meeting
Per Order, SAMiL SMITH sec'y
Worcester, February Is 1854 dSt
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VALEN'TTNIS!!

ET1HE subscribers agents for the New York Valentine
1 COMPANY, have Iust received large supply If
their New and Splendid Sly les ofsentimenal VALEN-
TINES, ard great variety oil Comics, Valentine
Writers, and EnveoDes, which they are offering, at
Wholesale and Retail, at extremely low prices.
De ,lers and others, please call and examine before
purchasing. SAVAGE g. ALBEE,
fet2 DIFF NOD Pleasant St., Worcester.
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Custom Made Department OF The
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
PIPER Block, NoRcEsTER, Macs.
ENNCOURAGEB by the success Of o efforts 10 sup
u ply the public with good and srbstantia articles OF
Ready Made Clothing az prices witch have always
Ionshed the penple Of Worcester County and the
Of mankind. have determined 10 add to already
extensive establishment department, for the manuiao
lurs os
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an GREAT CLOSING OFF an
~ g FL II e! a.

A Ii the BOOTS AND saoEsin the store lately
N occupied by GA
JOEL FLETCHER, NO, SO MAIN ST
Are new offered at such prices as will ensure their Ina
mediate sale
This stock, comprising THREETHoUsAND DOL
LARS WORTH OF
Mems, Esoys', ST0men's, and
CHiiDaEN's BOOTS & suoEs, of every variety,
having been purchased
ar A GREAT DISCOUNT,
enables the subscriber TO offer the Public ouch bar
gains to claim their immediate attention. An emu
meaation Of prices wond be supeIfuous CAL early,
and see for yourseves
Sale to continue Thirty Days, or until The whole
stock is disposed of, E. A. GooDNOW.
January 81, 1854. DIFF
Carriage, and Fin9 Bathing
GPONGE an Extra Lot, for sale by
= LEWIS T. LAZEI4i., Druggist
feb4 dtf 20 Main street
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Central Bank.

ETNHE Stockholders of the Central Bank are hereby
notified that special meeting will he held, their
banking rooms, on Thursday, February 81 O'CLOCK
M " to act upon the subject of an application TO the
Legislature for of the capital OF the Bank
Per order Directors,
G. F. HARTSHORN, Cashier.
Worcester Fe''y Z, 1854 febs dim
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-E Estes, Halifax H;
w Younger Lynchburg; VIM Harrison, Essex ] III
Jones' Petersburg; R Gaines. Charlottei Pate,
A Harwoed, Hanover; DR. } Hobson, Powhatan;
City; Thos Keeling Princess Ann; VIM Harris, w
Hazlet, N Y; M Solomons, lady and children, Ga;
M May, Hardy; w Starke, r o Starke, c: B
May, Hamburg; M Stephenson. Parkersburg; g
field Boston; r HI Miller, Alexandra; 2 Yeatman,
Va; r r Banks Petersburg; Ruf6n. Hanover: Z
Gooch, Fluvanna; S F Leake, Va; IL Davis E
Brooke, Petersburg; R Howland and lady, N Y; R
B Sherrod, A Het, Hampshire; A d Aliens Oak
Ridge; Sherman, N j. + g Ruffin, Accomac; ] F
CsI, Reading; S Serdell, Harpers Ferry; w Parish,
Staunton; Col w Fl Goodman, DR. Randolph, Alb.
AMERICAN HOTEL-W A Shepherd, Mr. Gas
par. Mr. Hughes, T H Kimball, B Sheppard N York;
N Chiply Alexandria; + M Simpson, Miss Simp-
son, Fairfax; o McGeary, Maryland; J Stephenson,
E P Sangater Alexandria; N D Morris DR. c H Poin-
Slater, C Waller, Williamsburg; Il Garnett,
York; Wrenn, Isle of Wight; w Ruffin, Surry;
c o Sanford, Mrs Sanford Miss Sanford Petersb'g:
Smith, Phia: Hoy. Trenton, N J; Wer-
ner, N York; J E Morgan, Buckingham; w Bishop,
Lynchburg; o Osborn. Ohio S Bacon and lady,
Miss Dexter and servant, N C; S Spencer, Alex
andria.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Faulkner, Nelson; S
Bott, Amelia; d Woodroof, Richmond; A Harris,
Fariss Powhatan; w johnson, Amelia; BENZ
Hughes, Powhatan; Hoge, Moundsville; S L Jor-
dan, Lnnenburs; w Bell, Bedford; Anderson,
G Tyler, Charles City; A H Campbell, J H Pannell,
Capt Crockett, Marion; Capt Bushton, France; j
Faulkner, Richmond; Captain w Lang, Y; w H
7 Flournoy, Chesterfield; J w Jones' Chas City; w
Edmondson, Goldsboro'; Sims, Greenbrieri Dr.
Crawford. Dinwiddie; H Epes. Nottowsy; H H
lings. ] Tucker. W W Fig, Va; J King, J M Da.
ley, Petersburg; g II Green Caroline, l. Levy, Va.
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CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD:
The bill to provide for the completion Of
the Covington and Ohio Railroad, was yss-
terslay put in amendabls form-the vote or
dering It to its engrossment having been To-
considered. What will now become OF u, we
cannot undertake to predict. But we confess
our establishment that this Improvement nnds
itself in such predicament AZ u y made 90
occupy. There are not thirty members OF
the House Of Delegates opposed to the scheme
of the building of Railroad from the head
Of the Canal to the Ohio River. and yet a bill
to provide for the prosecution Of such Road,
has twice failed to obtain a constitutional
vote to secure its adoption. Why is this2-
We shall not now undertake to explain. The
state of the Internal Improvement cause is
indeed greatly to be deplored. Whether
there is anything better and more cheering
in store for the State, during the brief rem
nant of the session, remains to be seen. We
trust there is; but the signs are just now very
discouraging.
We consider that Virginia is SO far COM
mitted to this Road, that, in the opinions and
convictions of onr people, nay of the whole
Union, it is SO completely part of her poll
cy, as that to abandon it or even to halt in
its execution, would be to stultify herself and
to excite general distrust as to both her en-
ergy and wisdom to plan and execute any
scheme of Improvement whatever designed
for her commercial advancement Her pub
lie credit, as well as her public character,
would be seriously affected inthe estimation
of the world We trust that to such COM
plexiou her affairs are not to be reduced.
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HUsTING C0URT-Aldermen Inloes,
Bray, Tyrer, Wingfeld, and Merritt, presiding.
The first set to the bar that of Frank and
Tom Dunn two slaves, charged with larceny in
stealing $32 in money from George c. Layne on
the 18th of December last. The evidence was of
the most conclusive character, portion of the mo.
ney being found on each of Them and the Court
found them guilty, and directed that they should
each receive 80 stripes.
The second case was Jacob, negro boy about
nine years old, slave to II. w. Moncure, charged
with stealing $50 in money from David Cogbil on
the 18th inst The Court found the prisoner guilty,
but in consideration of his extreme youth, ordered
that he should receive ten stripes with switch.
The third case was that of Elizabeth, slave to
Thomas o. Burton, charged with setting fire to
Mrs. Sarah Chamberlane's house, on Broad street,
the circumstances of which are familiar to our read
counsel, the Court decided the prisoner should be
acquitted-Messrs. Inloes and Merritt voting that
she was not guilty; and Messrs. Wingfeld, Bray,
and Tyrer voting that she was guilty of the offence
charged against her.
The Grand Jury, after a session of three hours,
came iuto Court and found true bills of indictments
for misdemeaners, against the following persons !:
Timothy Collins, Jeremiah Downs, Michael Lany,
and Patrick Wilhelm, Gor violent assault upon
Jacob s. Atlee,) Thomas II. Keeling, two cases.
Wilson Coutts. John Smith, William Fordham, Jo-
seph Birch. John Kennedy Augustus Wikerson,
John Peasley, Augustus s. Thrift, William Lewis,
Catharine Garrabaldi, William Mcdowell, James
Norland Patrick Martin, Theodorick Nunally, Jno
King, William Morris, and James A. Harris.
The Grand Jury likewise presented John Vines.
free negro, for remaining in the Commonwealth
contrary to law:
Against Daniel Brady and Simon Coffee, the Jury
brought in not true bills and Brady being in custo'
dy, was discharged by order of the Court
The Court, after hearing the orders of the day
read, adjourned until IL O'Clock this morning.
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PRxsrNTA7soN Of 4 BoQuxr 70 TEr
Yogn0 GuAsp.--We were present lest eyening q
be presentation of magnificent Boquet O Alsih-
cial Flowers n the Young Guard by Mrs g. Aus
rrn md Miss DuNNAvANr, At the h0use0f Mr.. n.
Dunnavant, situated 1t ne extreme wei Of Main
street. These flowers w<re the handiNork Of the
fair DONORS and were intended to aid IN decorating
the Ball Room at the Anniversary Bah to be given
by the Young Guard ON the 22d inst
Mr.. R. SrANARD, jr, presented the Boguef, on
behalf Of the ladies, IN few handsome and appro-
priste rernnrks which were most cordially re-
sponded 10 by Capt. RICHARDSON, OF the Young
Guard
The Company erethen invited to partake of an
elegant collation., served by Mr.. GEORGE J. AUSTIN,
q member Of the Company~ Alter this, the line Of
march was taken up and about 10 o'clock the Coin.
pany arrived at their Armory, corner OF 18th and
Bank streets, where they were dismissed.
Want of space, and the lateness OF the hour. pre-
vent us from more extended notice of this plea
SAINT affair; but we cannot conclude without re
marking that the ladies exhibited great taste and
skill in preparing Boquet fortnat Company, whom
we know will appreciate it moat highly.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. IA.
rnpprcrrn nauv

The arrival of the Africa has thrown damper upon
our produce market, which will depress pricesl
FIOUR-We heard of no transactions to-day. The
accounts by the have unsettled the market,
therefore we cannot quote
WHEAT-Sales at 81 90dS2.
CORN-25090 cents.
CLOVER SEED-$76ST.
TOBACCO without change-quantity coming in
large for the season.
GROCERY market firm. COFFEE has improved
little.
PRoyIsIONS-A slight advance in Pork and Ba'
con.
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of Deeds,
Sc, for New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina.
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Missouri Wisconsin, lows, &c.
Practices In the Courts of Richmond city and Hen.
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on franklin near Governor street,
ee q-6m 44-s.-4s+s-z---ss5
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EDINBURGH REvIEw.-We are indebted to
MIR. James Woodhouse, the Richmond agent
Tor the january number of the Edinburgh
Review, filed with great variety of able
and interesting articles.
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A HARDsHIP.-A resolution was offered
at the last meeting of the City Council, rather
an ordinance was reported, compelling the officers
and the prvates of the night Watch to reside in the
city, but was recommitted to the committee in
which it emanated to be further considered and
reported on. We understand that the Captain
(who resides within hundred yards OF the
corporation line, and not more than six or eight
squares from the cage and four of the privates,
only, live beyond the corporation, and most if
not all OF these five persons owned the property on
which they live, and good and faithful men,
we sincerely hope the Council will take steps to
compel them to break up, or resign their places
As general rnle, it is proper that the officers of
the city should live within its limits and aid in de-
traying its expenses but where cases occur like
these, the exception should be made and now that
the subject has been recommitted we have reasons
to believe that the Committee ON Police will report
in favor of granting the five men just alluded to-
the privilege ofresiding where they are, long as
they may find tito their interests to do SO, and the
Council will unanimously confim the recommen
dation.
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

GREAT ATTRACTION AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS, FEB. Is, is and IT,
MIR. GOODE begs leave to announce to
IVA the ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond, that he
will give a lecture
ASTRON ONLY,
illustrated by Dioramic and Dissolving View of the
Heavens. on IA square feet of canvass.
After which he will exhibit his beautiful
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS
of of the most beauti full scenes in this country
and Europe-illuminated by the Drummond Light
eachlview comprising IA square ft. of
To conclude with beautiful exhibition of the
DRUMMOND LIGHT,
and some of the most beautiful magic changes ever
exhibited canvass.
Admissions cents.
Doors open at Gil curtain to rise at u precisely.
FL
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.-DR. MASSEY in
forms those intending to avail tn emselves of his
vices that the time allotted to his present visit here
is drawing to close He will merely add that per-
sons afflicted with almost any CHRONIC DISEASE
have now opportunity rarely offered them, to be
EITHER GREATLY RELIEVED or THOROUGHLY CURED.
Those interested can have ample evidence of his
in the persons of the afflicted in this city.
EF- There is no well informed ply stefan who will
not approve Dr. Ms system of medical practice, af-
ter examination.
and 9th sts. fe 9-1wt
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10 THE CITIZENS OF RlCHM0ND.-Ihe
undersigned conscientiously persuaded that his ex.
perence, assistant TO Mr.. Blair fwho declines
reelection, would enable him to perform efficient
Iy the duties pertaining the office of HIGH con-
STABLE, sffers himself candidate for the sufrages
of his fellow-citizens Should they confernpon him
the honor of an election to that Office he viii exert
himself to the utmost to fuliits duties faithfully.
fe 7-tde* T. j. LAKELAND.
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By the request of my friends, announce
myself candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTA-
BILE of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
fe s-dtd J.s.B. TINsLEY.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Feb. IA.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Hannah, Pool, Attakapas sugar and molasses
Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
Schr Truth, Creighton, Baltimore, guano, Fry &
Sons.
Schr Alvarade, Hubbard Alexandra, coal, Stearns
l. Brummell.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown; Cavendy, mdse. and pas.
sengeIs.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, mdse. and pas.
sengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdse,
Ludlam Watson.
Curria.
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GREAT BARGAINs.-T. r. PRICE g. co.
MOUSLINE De LANES, BAREGES, BAREGE
DE LANES, French LAWNS, GINGHAMS, cold
embroidered MUSLINS, FOULARDS, &c. &c, with
many other Goods suited to the present and ap-
preaching season. left from former seasons, to
be ssld at low prices, to make room for new stock
fe l0-Im
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MARRIED.

At St Peters Cathedral, Tuesday morning. Mr.
THOMAS JOHNSTON, to Miss MARGARET
MURPHEY, all of Richmond.
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DIED,

Yesterday morning at half past o'clock, Mrs
CATHARINE BAKER, consort of Geo. w. Baker
past s O'Clock, from the M. E. Church, Manchester
Suddenly. in New Kent county, on SATURDAY., 18th
his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-15

THE bad weather in the first part Of last
eek having interfered with the sale Of their srt;-
cles the ladies announce to their friends and the
public generally that they will hold their FAIR
omen az LAFAfETTE HALL, some days longer.
Please favor them with visit. fe lJ-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-15

The FossIoE NEws.-We give In another co
lumn TIE news By the Africa. This steamer arr;v
- q such very late hour Monday night, that We
wers nj sble tofuruiah the news yesterday The
news iron he Esse b still surrounded with uncer
enisy md he polticanews generally is very brief
Cotsoa wss duh and unstsady. and there was !
prsey esneral decline IN breadstufs, excepting
Cosn. whicA wss active Il IN advance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-15

In THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE In DEATH.
So don't neglect having DAGUERREOTYPES tn
ken of your parents, children and friends. Mr. r. E.
MOULSON is an quailed artist, call on him and
examine specimens before going elsewhere, as he
spares either pains skill to please his customers
and friends at the Hall of Science, ITO Main street
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-15

HIGH CoNsTABLE.--We are glad to see
that DAVID BAKER. in has consented to become
candidate for this office at the ensuing election
better selection could not be made he is active
and energetic and out of business, and will make a
good officer.
fe 7-3t* MONROE WARD. 8
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DR.. j. n. BRoocKs-office on the South
side of Main street, between 7th and sth streets.
Office hours: from 8 to 10, in the Smorning, and
from to 5 in tbs afternoon. ia 3o--1m*
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JOB AND GARD PRINTING.

q The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
Street, has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever in this city, and is prepared to do this descrp-
ton of PRINTING on as reasonable terms else
where in the city, well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
a. Plain and fancy CARDS for SALE ja-dtf
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GEO. w. ToLER.

NoTIcE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and acqusintances hereby announce myself
candidate for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE OF the
CITY of Richmond.
fe SITS d. BAKER, JR.
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NOTICE. again tender my services to
my friends and fellow citizens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the city of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election Should IL be their pleasure to elect me
it will be my pleasure to them to the best OF
my ability.
la 81 GEO. w. TOLEH.
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PRorrr1c.-We understand that Nj

PRoLIFIc.-We understand that Mrs.
Robert Armstrong, wife of an admirable mechanic
and most worthy gentleman, who il now employed
at the Richmond Foundry presented her husband,
yesterday morning, with three young responsible
ties-two girls and boy-all OF whom were doing
well when we heard from them last night. If Mrs.
A. does not receive complimentary notice, at the
hands of the General Assembly, now in session,
shall conclude that that body has but little care
for the increase of population OF old Virginia.