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Mr. Chapman, editor Of the Chanticleer, at In.
iianapoiis, IDd the same who In ls40 was told to
rrow-offers himself as independent candidate
,r Congress in the indianapolis district, subject ia
the votes of the people ON election day. 0n the
Nebraska and slave question. he stands on the plat
firm with Houston and Benton.
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Mr. CRIrrENDEN.-In their remarks upon the
Ward trial, some of the papers have asked with
sneer whether John j. Crittenden would volunteer
to defend the son of poor man. A correspon
dent of the Louisville Journal says, this has re
minded him of the following incident connected
with that gentleman, whilst acting as Governor
of Kentucky:
A poor man had been fined for some misdemeanor
by the verdict of jury in the Hickman Circuit
Court. To have the amount coerced from him
would have beggared his wife and children Major
Robert ID Bowman, then a resident attorney in
Hickman county, addressed the Governor in be-
half of the poor fellow and appealing to the friend.
ship that for years had existed between Crittenden
aud himself, besought him to remit the fine. In
due course OF mail the answer came, and here it is:
''Bob-the conviction of your client was proper,
and cannot as Governor protect him. But | en-
close to you the money necessary to pay the fine,
on account ofyour representations of the condition
OF his wife aad children. Please to its proper
application
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AFFLIcTIyE DIsPENsArIoN-The Shakers a
Enfield, CT, have lately experienced sore Attic
lion, which has deprived them of Two very eficien
members. The persons in question were suddenly
missed few mornings since, and after long sDo
painful search, it was ascertained that they had
gone and got married"
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HEAVY EMBEzzLEMEsr BY ACLEHK.-For lew
days past the police of our city have been IN pur-
firms who, after having been detected 10 syste
matte series of embezzlements from his employers,
by false entries in the books and by other means
fed from the city, and is probably ere this on, oi
be between fifteen and twenty thousand dollars
Boston Trar Eridaa
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JUDGE MARSHALL, of Kentucky, some weeks ago
received blow upon the head from the windlass
o a well, which so severe that for thirty
six hours he lay in state of unconsciousness--
Since then, he has been slowly recovering. The
bss of Judge M. from the Supreme Court Bench
would he calamity to Kentucky.
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ANOTHER CoUP D'ETAT-A Paris CORES
pOndent of the Il. Y. Herald saws

Louis Napoleon's long talked of coup d'etat it is
said by those well informed the subject may pos
sibly come of the week after next. The Chambers
almost entirely composed of legitimists and Or
esnsts no republicans and but few original imperi-
sliss To get rid of the legislature and the press is
the object of this second coup fetdt. The republi-
cans at Cayenne to be liberated. The African
Generals excepting probably only Chang ngarnier.
TO be allowed to go home. Rolin, Victor Hugo and
Louis Blanc have already received inmation that if
they will take the oath of allegiance they viii be
permitted to return
The Herald thinks that Napoleon's rumor-
ed comp dctot against the Chambers, is about
as likely as a coHp d'ctat against his lackeys
and shoe blacks
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has suffered

THE " SEyENYEAR Locusrs' make their peri
odical visit this in several sections Of the
country. and already they are beginning to appear
in great numbers in and about Rockford, Illinois.
In some gardens the ground is literally perforated
in all directions with holes about half inch 10
diameter and four inches deep, out Of which they
crawl in the form of beetle east of their jackets
take wings and fly away.
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pEATH OF DISTINGUISHED MAN.-Col John
SIead Smith, of kentucky, died at his residence in
Madison on the 9th inst He was elected to Con
gress in 1921, and has ever since been prominent
m I'm in the affairs OF Kentucky. He also served
with creditin the last with Great Britain, as
vklunteer
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DaowNED.-Willys w. Benedict, aged sixnen
Iington Free Press, was drowned on Wednesday
morning near Winooski Falls, In that town
While fishing alone from some rocks, he doubtless
slipped into the water.
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The selection of John Mitchell, the Irish patriot,
to address the Literary Societies of Franklin Col.
leae, at the next annual commencement has been
made the subject of objection and remonstrance in
SO ne of the papers of Georgia
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How TO PASS FOR GEsIUs-Au a man has to
do in these days, to pass tor genius is to button
his coat behind, aud wear his hat wrong side out
II he can contrive to tumble over apple stand
two or three times, it will help the matter vast
I,,
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PRINTER MAYoRs-It appears there have been
six gentlemen elected to the msyoralty of Wash
ington, at different periods who printers by
profession. Their names are Roger c. Weightman
Daniel Rappine. Joseph Gales, w. w. Seaton, Pc
ter Force and John T. Towers
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The Mobile Tribune announces that an old man
six xy six years of age named w. Thompson, was
50 teverey beaten by Joel Bolles, ON the 9TH inst
that he died shortly afterwards.
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A WORD IN SEASON.

The following communication from our friend
John X. Martin appears in the columns OF the Bos-
ton Post the abolition party had any of the real
attributes ofhumanity, they would profit by it
RICHMOND, Va June 6, 1854
GENrLEMKN-l was last evening looking over
the papers OF The Virginia Historical Register ed
tied by William Maxwell" and on page lii, vol. a..
found what appears on the annexed page and as
think it would be well for the abolition party of
the north TO see themselves the venerable states
man and patriot James Madison them before
his death, would merely ask that it be published
in your newspaper, without comment on my cart.
and oblige Very respectfully,
Your ob't sery't
JoHN MAprrS
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REcovERING.-The Frankfort Commonwealth
states that Mrs McBrayer is alive and getting better,
aud the prospect now is that she will get well, not
withstanding the horrible laceraon andbruises she
has suffered as
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We are indebted to Mr.. A. Morris for work
entitled "a Course OF English Reading, adopted to
every taste and capacity. BY the Rev. James Py'
croft, B. A., Trinity College, Oxford, edited with
alterations, emendatons and additions, by J. A.
Spencer, d. D." A valuable volume to students.
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BATHS BATHs!! BATHS Hot, Cold
s0d Shower Baths cen be had daily at the Hair Dres
sag Shaving and Shsmpoonng Saloon under the
American Hotel-entrance on lth street
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81.
r.t .
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sALR OF AFuRsAcE.-Mr. Hupp, oil Page county,
hia sold his furnace at Powells Fort, for $4,000.
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AREL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PuBLlC.-Ofhce on Franklin street, under
tie Metropolitan He'll, Richmond vs. mol
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T. J. CARSON 81 Co, Nos. 41 AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort.
ment Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
ill .sIs at lowest market prices. lie Ia-lz
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Convicted AND SEsrEscED.-John Howley,
convicted of numbering one OF the Cleveland city
waichmen. has been sentenced 70 be executed In
September next 80
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Purser Allison. ot
the jamestown, for Norfolk papers of Monday
mornipg-twelve hours in advance of the mail.
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An Alderman recently elected in Springfield, was
greeted by his constituents in a crowd, when he
Ia idressed them thus
"Gentlcmen am id glad | am elected-you
will find bread and cheese and brandy in the next
room"
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Nv $40 kEWARD. - .strayed from
@ Rockets on Sunday. ths l4th Nay, light
Bay MARE MULE, about yesrs old. No marks re.
sollectsd except on the back caused BY the saddle
The above reward win be id for her return 70 NJ,
or st Rocket to Mr. John Welch. -. !
je e-u DAVIS + GREEN
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-Ip
,7ms TO suit purchasers, for sale at all times by
AACMURDO, at ExChsnge Bank.
l6--dRu
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COwARDIN.

III. DAILY DISPATCH Is served to subscriber.
a. ,IN sSp QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
:, the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, sl year
II advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
d,y and mailed to subscribers at 81 per anuum.
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ID BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
- OF BELVIDERE. NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE.-For particu-
ss call at the subscriber at the stone building on the
BASIN, or at his residence.
nv Sits r.. B. TYLER.
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ANkHIIAN IIVTEI,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. hILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIgroR,
~ sly Fornsertyat Jones's Hotel Ph:Ladelphi6
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PrEcHAsE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN Secre-
Try q he gnic State agricultural Society," and
\. AUGUST offer their services tc the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS IN FirgiHid ard the Southern and Western
S'5.ry.
Uf-ce--at the Office of the p1rginia State 6g,icuL
f1~ff Society, No. ll5 Main street
X. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
0sice--as above fe 8-ts
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&aA A CARD.-The Subscriber would
P respectfully intimate to his friends and fbe
.kN-p public generally that he has returned 10 his
old stand, III Main street, opposite the Ex.
change Bank III = LffF = & &
Feeling grateful for the very liberal patronase be-
slowed upon him heretofore, would respectfully soil
CIT continuance of the same He would say that ID
sal be his constant aim to keep all ARTICLES 10 his
nne-snch as BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS
that will please the most fasfidious ff4tsFss
Also, for the accommodation of those living in tbs
upper part of the city, and in connection with his
place on Main street, he has openedfa house a. =
BAKERY one door above 7th street on Brosd and
lately occupied by Mrs Lyons as q Millinery Estab-
lshment where all articles in his line of business
will be kept - ~ e7lfFSs15s !. a
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
forwarded with care
my 29-2m gag - r. ADAM siIi
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IT WOULD HARDLY DO for any one to have
the temerity nowadays to question the excellence
Of Dr. Hoofand's German Btters, which repaired
by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson. In of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and arrangement of the digestive organs
their many virtues have long since been made appa
cent. They purge from the system the morbid hu.
ruors which retard the natural functions, and bring
paleness the cheek and suffering to the brow They
tEuish those clogs unon happiness and restore the
systsm TO high health je 5--d&c2w
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9NE1 NEW SCHEDULE.-SPRI
&&&8& AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK, every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY,
q. S. Mail Stsamship ROANOKE. Capt Thomas
Skinner, viii leave Richmond for New York. IN fa-
tnre every Saturday morning st O'Clock; returning,
she viii leave New York for Richmond every W ed.
nesday afteruoon at O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Cspt. Cavendy. will leave
Richmond for New York as heretofore, every Tues
day afternoon at clock; returning she win leave
New York for Richmond every Saturday afternoon at
o'clock sd
These Steamers stop a few hours at NORFOLK
both going and returning. 8gaFsgefH 4
Passage TO New YORK, tincluding meals and State
Room secommodstion,l nly................. sic
Steeraee passage .
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk, will be
charged the same a. by the other lines.
NIB 81 LUDLAM Il WATa0N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAIk ON CHuRcn Hmf--Tua ladit

FAIR on CHURCH HILf.--THe ladies con-
recsed With the Asbury tMethodistl Chapel" on
INi>> HtLI., beg leave to inform their friends and
he rphl'c that they have Just opened Fair Room,
sf Spyiu gfeld Temperance Hail. corner of 26th and
NJ streets Church Hl where they will be pleased
e 10 a large number of full aud valuable articles
which will he sold on fair terms, they will keep on
An6 constant supply of the incest refresh ments IF
tto essou which they will take great pleasure In
sqryiuF out TO their patrons,
The proceeds of this Fair be- appropriated to-
" ri. AuildnR new Methodist Church on Union
U.l efficiently large to accommodate the necess-
;s Of the neighhorhood. and they therefore solicit
ID who fee, friendly to the cause to come forward
ra encourage them in their effort to raise means for
ts.s purpose. je l0-3t.
DISEASES or THE EY..-DR. JOHN b.
NALTuALL is now the only authorized Physician
"a Virginia, texcepta few who have Kindly consent :
ftic treat charity cases TO practice Dr. G.. b. BFai
has proved successful and invaluable. By this sys-
.rr which is painless in the treatment partial and
.f.. n6ness, Inflammation Of the Eye aud its ap-
rs7GsCes intolerance of light, falling of the eyeds
Ar sr6 sghtedness, from age disease, cata
1885,, Ao-> Of years standing, have been cured, and
q rr5t sight restored, without cutting wash by q
ln uugtcs, sud often only few seconds appiica-
h.ye been benefited By the system. without injury
f. -a- that all who suffering with diseases of the
.ve nsy fcsrlessly put ii TO the test.
pr Wsithsn can he consulted from to 10 A M
sd from 20 6, P. NJ, at his Office on Governor St
chmoud, Va, or by letter.
Zee for consultation 81. For prescription and in
suuieLi $40.
Fot eisi.s and additional treatment extra charge.
rS-No letters answered without the money is en-
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NOTICE TO LADIES.-We
Uz0 are prepared to shew the Ladies larger,
finer and more varied stock of SHOES, CATERS,
SLIPPERS, Il c., than perhaps has ever before been
exhibited in this city. We will call their especial
attention to the following:
Best black Cater Boots McCurdy's make.
Do. do do. own make, SLID.
Brown Cater Boots, Si.75. d
Light copd do. 81 10.
Black. Brown and Light Caters, Sl.5G. ,.r.
English Kid slippers, best quality. r
Call, Ladies, at the LADIES SALOON" and you
will be very to find what you want and at prices
that will be satisfactory. WHITE K PAGE,
my 13 No. 73 Main st.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

R The crculstion of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined - =
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NOTICE.-Ata meeting of the President
- and Directors of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company held a. the Depot of
the Company, in Richmond. 22d April, 1854,
hesoived That dividend of So per cent out of the
profits Of the company for six months, ending 3ist
March last, be declared payable 10 the Stockholders
% their legal representatives on and after the first OF
May Rext.
true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 ts C. w. MACMURDO, Trea'r.
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c%E CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
~ CARRIA G Z S-THOS. CLEMMITT
10th street, near the Banks Richmond, Va, manu-
facturer of CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA-
WAYS and BU6GIES, invites the attention of all
in want of such articles, assuring the that he does
not deal in Yankee work that they viii get the best
he warrants equal to any in the city, and at price
that cannot fail to please. NH is ts
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DISEASES OF THE EYY.-DR. JOHN b

Eof e;si,s and additional treatment extra charge
rF~No letters answered without the money is en-
-gsrf ia lin
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my 19

How To GET RID OF WoRMs-THE SIM
'LEsT THING IN THE WORLD.-You have only to
purchase bottls Of McLANE'S CELEBRATED
NERMlFUGE, and administer it according to direc-
tons accompanying each vial It neve fas to give
od. The following testimony, in favor of McLane's
Celebrated Vernifuge, handed a short time
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E'OR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
Il WAGON, & superior piece of workmanship, OF
the manufacture of Mr.. Thomas c. Eppes upper end
et Broad street, where it may be seen IL has been
used bat very little. and that near the city.
Any person wishing article OF the kind may rest
sssnFed that great pains were taken by the well
Enown manufacturer with regard TO its strength and
durability. lie 2-ts
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GEgk CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Sui
lIE@sR- R-KIES-Persops desirous of purchasing
homemade Carriages, Buggies, Barouches Sulkes or
light Wagons of the best material and work ship
as am now manufacturing the above articles on the
most moderate terms fs
Those having REPAIRING to do win be accom-
modated at the shortest notice, and my charges will
be very moderate. .s,. srs,s
.. WILLIAM w. BAILEY
my9 SIN 18th st, between Franklin and Crscs.
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M :$$ :'!' :; .. :'+
The Magic of Home. te.t
Lilly Lee.
The Modern Belle
In the Spring, Sweetly Sing. ls-it
The Hunters Lay.
La Bell Swiss Watzes. by Chas d'Albett.
At his Music Store, 100 Main street. ia 10
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= FOR RENT-A desirable House on
AsZ Main street. between lst and Foushee streets,
Win nine rooms. IL has gas and water in the first
susehed.
We have for sale, handsome o.
hORsE, very stylish in harness. and rides &2I
well. Apply 70 CIBRELL JOHNSON,
je te--3t Opposite Shcckoe Werehouse.
hIIfsGV If11DDEII 4 A . e. - -
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a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Iii FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
lst September, probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A S. Lee, on 18th street, between Mar
shall and Clay.
1t is one of the best locations in the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main ct.
1t is seldom such property is in MARKET and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires
to Church Hill. it could not be purchased.
For terms, apply to
my 3-ts LEE Il co.
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s5ETS Change of Schedule. asxfTn
Spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
hf 1900 tons Brihen, Commanded by Captnins
~ Chvendy and Skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tuesday nf
ternoon at o'clock And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning att o'clnck. for New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New rl for Riohmond
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon Mt oolook.
stopping a few hours each way Norfolk
Passage to New York. including meals and State
room accommodation ony ny.-....--............ 80
Steernge Passage only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o
Charge t. Norfolk the same by River Boats.
Merchants and Travellers will find this no of the nosi
speedy and comfortable routes hctween New York and
Richmond. Passage and fare only 80, Steerase pms
sage only %.
LuDLAM & WATSON,
apl3 - Richmond Va.
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TERMS.

- Ia published daily at 50, and semiweekly at
ylRGlslAs - No subscription is taken for shorter
9:Ss5r. a Si% ali 's Es's '
Ds ,,rxrs are inserted for 80 cents per square or
lgrlsEM en insertion, and 81 cts. for every utter
Ye,ery INShh ~ insertions is not marked the Ms, 1t
|fi me mum pei ered out and charged accordingly.
pabishs1 naTEs arefor the privilege Of two squares
{BARLY k s4o for one square, daily s35, semiweekly
a semtweekl{ ilv go semiweekly s35. Every yearly
4 inner for rd to confne his advertising % his par
VII and If he sxessa the space stipulated i0r
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Christmas Presents,

the time for the change of friendly tokens of
- regard and affection ia hand, and nerry G Christ
mas and Happy New Year. are consider ed such ap.
Foprate occasions for bestowing cherished friends
something which will serve 10 recall to mind, with in
creased yvidness, the love in memory of the donor it
may be well to remind those who contcm late land who
40 mol presenting some loved with something real
valuable that in all the whole cataouge of Biiou erie
mere nothing which is surely and invariably apr re
,aed as The counterfeit presentmen of the gver in the
.on Of daguerreotype especially when taken in TAN
NEN nImltable style, and placed in OF the nurn
'o"s, beautiful and Fancy Paper Mache, Velvet Peal
"uu Tortoise she'll or Porte Monnae Cases or in ee
gan" m Locket, bracelet Finger Ring or Breast Pin
os cnolce asso tmenc Of which have just received
'NPres,y toy the HOLIDAYS, exhibition the
!, New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
tion Room.
no w. Particular pains taken give correct likeness
| n 'uS'e pictures Storeoscopic and cooured DI-
di may be had in superior style, by those who
9on 'ne'n Don't mistike the place MAIN STREET.
'HD DOOR FROM BSIDGE Sr
GEO. w. MINNIS,
n S. TANNER,
-'' "-'' "ra,ticH Dag"eryeotgpi1s.
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RICHMOND.
A NOTmERNEW NO.EUPON WoR.

n u
"A CESTEh'S PlANO-Tne Nv York 0ommer-
cial Adye'tisefni the cath March, 1884 in article
referring To the superiority OF American imported
foreign instruments, pays the following deserved aud
just compliment To Mr. Woroesters Pianos:
I'VE hive pianos from England France md
Germany made h, the most celebrated 'nanua 'turcrs
in those countrc have heard their elected by
the touch of skiliu perfncra, but must say that
have seen lew pianos comparable with those nanuac
tured by II Worcester. In elegance oi form uni hn,h
richness OF tone durability of tune und all other qualities
that render musical instruments valuable Mr. w rces-
ters pinnos unsurpassed 1t is highly ercditobc In
a'ur piano manufacturer that Europeans con.
strained to acknowledge their superiority"
A. MORRIS, ~ Main Street, Richmond,
Is sole ugent for the sale of
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the tcntion of professors amateurs,
and tho public, Ia an examination oi them.
His assortment embraces many and beautiful
styles n"d hy alnnt arrival isreccving addition
al supplies. He nhers the greatest advantages In the
purchase OF Piano FoRrfs, only in superiority of in
srnmens but a!so in the prices which he sels them
npl Sta