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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

The Flowing Hair, which is SO often mentioned
as an element of beauty Is natural ornament of the
greatest value. The Excelsior Hair Tonic prepared by
Lombard & Cundall, is genuine and invaluable arti-
Gle for the growth preservation of the hair Sold
by Druggists, and Fancy Dealers generally throughout
the country. febS dSw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

spar killing Soda W ateF--Wilb the usual va
riety of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dOlla
l.. Z. LAZEBL, Apothecary,
myl4 diff 20l Main street.
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Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 10, 1874,
Alderman Walker presented petition from Ho.
ratio N. Tower and 400 others, asking the City 10
lend its credit to the Boston, Barre, and Gardner
railroad company, to Jake stock in that enterprise.
Laid on the table.
Alderman Wall presented petition from the
Young Mems Rhetorical Society, asking for the re-
moval of the restrictions, under which the Police
Court Room was granted to them, for their meetings.
Laid on the table.
Alderman Harding, OF the Committee of Confer.
ence, on the election of Commissioner of High.
ways, made report, recommending the election of
Sumner Bridges. MI. Bridges was elected in con-
currence.
The monthly report of the City Liquor Agent was
read. The daily average of sales was 5000.
Henry Earl was elected Aqueduct Commissioner,
in concurrence.
Alderman Washburn, on the petition Of Joseph
Perkins and Others for extension Of the aqueduct in
Souhbridge Street, reported that ii was nexpedien
TO grant the prayer Of the petition. Report accept.
ed and laid on the table.
Alderman II. Williams introduced an order that
the Mayor and Aldermen forthwith appoint eight
Police men, in addition to the present number. Laid
on the table.
1t was ordered in concurrence, that joint spec
cia committee I've appointed to consider the expedi-
ency Of establishing the boundary Of Mill Brook,
preventing encroachments on il, and removing all
distinctions to The flow Of the stream, thai il may
not overflow it's banks. Aids. Harding Walker
were joined on the part Of this board
fTha nat;tion IF VIM RjShon for altnwance nj
damages on account of change in the grade of Main
ST., came up and its reference to a joint special
committee was concurred in.
The communication OF the First Parish, in iela.
ton to rebuilding their Westinghouse on the Com
mon, up from the other board, with Messrs.
Jos. Walker, Walker & Hovey added to the JOINT
special committee to whom it was referred.
An order passed in concurrence, that the commit
tee Education consider the expediency of secur-
ing suitable lot Tor a school house on the corner
of May and Newton Streets, or in that vicinity.
The bill entitled an "ordinance to establish the
salary Of the city Physician" WINS Indefinitely post
| poned.
! The petition of Marshall Mills and Others, that a
part OF Myrtle St. be graded, &c., was referred in
concurrence to Joint speial committee, consisting
Of Aids. Wall and Harding, and Messrs. Porter,
Brown, and Tolman.
sThe bill entitled Ordinance concerning the Fire
Department" was wholly recommitted, in concur,
renee.
| An order that Joint Special Committee be APP
pointed TO lake into consideration the expectancy Of
raising the salary of the City Messenger, aid Clerk
OF the Common Council, was adopted in concurrence
| and Aldermen Thayer and Phillips, with Messrs.
Joseph Walker, Allen, and Lothrop were appointed
The board went into Executive Session, for the
election of City Marshall. Mr.. Frederick War
rem was nominated by the Mayor, but he was not
confirmed. The board then adjourned.
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LEWIS c, MUM, Aucttonet

The Spring Term of Miss Bigelow's School for
Young Ladies viii commence Wednesday, February
22 in Union Block fehlO DIFF
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AT tho City Auction and Commission Store, No.
Pearl street, Worcester. Consignments solicited and
Auction business Of all kinds promptly attended to.
JAMS dawtf ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

Free Trade and Fnrmer9' Rights.
Worcester Comfy Butter and Cheese, with all kinds
of Farmers Produce prime quality, for sale at ROB
INSON'S Commission Store, No, II Exchange St
dec6 dM&Thf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

Se3- Lessons given to single pupils, and to private
classes any hours of the day For particulars appl,
at Messrs Perry d. Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No
Harrington Block, between il and IL A. NJ. and and
lad dqnn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

Another Of thuse superior Gold Pens, that have
given entire satisfaction to AL who have used them
Apply az MARTINS Writing Academy, 1888 Main st.
and procure the beat article manufactured. oiS diff
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y. D., HOOD

Girls that understand Housework, canbe had by
applying at 1913 Main ST.. up stairs, Room |. dly
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sPEClAL NOTICES.


Designer and Engraver upon Word ard Stone
House on Crescent stteeI, n orders ief; wh G.. w
RICE, at H. d. Goddard & Co.'s, viii Gfes sss Irorsn
attention. Particular attention paid to = sz.;es Macn
merry dsc30 diff
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The Hammer srnve-

The very best Cook Stove of the season. either for
coal or wood as have the fullest Testimonials to prove
from hundreds who have this Stove in use All Stoves
aod at this establishment, warranted to prove as rec
commended. 6FNo. 231 Main street.
ua2o daNWuE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

Egy We make the following extracts from an in-
tercstng letter of the Washington correspondent of
the Mem York Tribune.
WAsHINGTON, Feb. Is
The Nebraska bill kills everything here, in the
shape OF business before Congress, stone dead; and,
as things now stand, so will they remain to the end.
II the bill shall be defeated, something may hereaf.
ter be done; but il it be successful, then adieu to
every expectation Of Pacific Railroads. River and
Harbor bills, or anything else. All Congress will
then he up 10 the war point, and nothing will go
through. Fierce dissensions will have arisen be.
tween the members, aud Washington will howl
again. The excitement is already intense, and deep
ening every hour. Southern men are no less denun-
riaioy of the movement in private circles than are
those Of the North. They declare the South did not
ask for, would not have proposed and does not
want, the abroga.ion Of the Missouri Compromise
but, as Northern men, backed and urged ON by
Northern President, have introduced and recon-
mended the measure, they are moi going to refuse
the boon. It's in view Of the impending storm,
and Of the outrageous swndle of the transaction,
that they condemn its authors. Indeed, the of
feeling is such TO encourage the belief that The
whole crew OF conspirators viii be ultimately crush
ed by the scoin and indignation Of both North and
South, and perish in the OF their own raising.
II is result richly due to such traitorous conduct as
theirs; and il so righteous retribulon should fall
upon their heads it would be proper subject for
national thanksgiving.
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-7l-9I II. ENIUtt ALIFtICEE,
Z ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AT Law,
I No. 5 Union Block, Worcester. dNwtf
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sales of Real and Personal Property, promptly al
tended TO. Office, 233 Main 81. up Stairs
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CHtch.-4OOO lbs. of Clutch, Tor sale by G. s & A
Ho WE. OF diff
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Julius ii. SiedhOT
Offers his services as teacher of Ancient and Modern
Languages to the public. Office, No. l52 Main ST.
81 dtI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

JAMES r. ES'TABROOK.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
d. No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wf
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Thompson q Co.'s. Western Express,

Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
Ear1ed to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat,
uffao, Cleveland, Cincinnati Detroit Chicago and al
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, &c. collected at all the
above places. s. V. II. HICKC0X, Agent,
les dtf MnIdn Block. Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15
A valuable Farm Tor Sale.

Ia THE Subscriber, being advanced in life, and
En;H feeling the inhrmes Of age wishes to sell his
Farm, situated in Sutton, about one fourth of
mile from the CENTRE containing One Hundred Acres of
excel ent land
The buildings consist of two Houses. two Bans, two
Sheds a large Carriage house Shop, Wood house, Hog
house. aud other out buildings For the production of
Grass, Grain, Vegetables Fruit, the FARMS sur
passed by any of lis size in town There is upon said
Farm three Orchards of select and choice Apple Trees
also avaIiey of Peach, Pear, Ounce Cherry and Plum
trees, IN fourishing and bearing condition
Out lands can be had with The premises and stock of
Farming tools, and Hay if desired
Said Farm is three miles from the B. 81 w II r De-
pot and the same from the P. 81 w. R. n. Depot, at
Mbury, and the from the Depot of the latter at
Wilknsonvle. DANIEL TBNNEY.
Sutton, Feb. 49, 1854. feb15dw If.
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nNArIFs

DEATHS.
In Chatham, N. Y, Jan p, Hastings Bridges, aged
81 yeats.
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Tailoring Establishment For Sale.

TIME sub .crber offers for sale his Stock and Stand
1 in Shire wsbury The amount of STOCK Oh hand is
mall and the place is very desirable one for any tai
Ior who may wish to 60 into business in thriving
village, where there is no competition Terms
able. HENRY hEEO, JRe
shrewsbury, FeL. 2. 1854. d&wlmE
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BOARDING Agency! Boarding agency
Residents Of this Guy, strangers visiting tie City
In want of Board, and those having Rooms 10 let lib
without board respectfully invited avail them
selves of the advantages Of this Agency. " Ofic
233 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS @. MUM.
aul7 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-15

Gen. Gaddsen has been confirmed as minister
to Mexico.
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HoyEY's MAGAZINE OF HoRr1cuLruRE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-01
~ 1AYLOR Z W1LIfA1lS-
81 LOTS or VARIOUS SIZES am

IN, 4 (. ! LgssCA =. AZ PUHLIc AUCTION -
=. s9sa =. LnUk3DAY, 10 day 81 Je1s. iS5l
Ssst ~, eng rf 9eiock, r. NJ i've -, q. ~:
Ios s 0s q Ls,sn Dssssn 4h sad h ssets
q Nr g Crow; Lot on Vsl}sv ssr.ss
Isesss Q@cs and Coach Shops of he csntrsi
80 .1seo Loss en - street on Msddox HiiE
ton or he roed iesdsee Iron. tie Valley s. c..
rd Lots upon the Main street. on Thorosshfs, ~
So.nns Green and the street entering the n e
foll,Gsse. This being already pronpent tns.;ns
Ro,n, TOT nafket men. Fentlemen Of pleasure. To-
\, - q Iendersd much more % when fhe ner road
es1Ins from the EuIcpike scroen to The New Bridsa
recently established Il fully opened md ir me-
x;sh;ns q these hat lots deselst pe1sons
1919 % coposne ANAL stores with lots suitpd for
dera T1vT IN N n q n,.9e g sat Did
10y ~ Aucfione~rw
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE ON VALLEY STREET-Pursuant to
the last will and testament of Jesse Maule. decd,
shall, on MONDAY, the 5rh June. 1854. at the hour
estate of said Maule situated the north west inter
section of nth or Valley and Darlington streets-
The Lot has front of 26 feet ON 18th street, and
runs back an average depth of I78 feet within
feet of Adams' old Mill Canal, and is now occupied
By Mr.. McDopad,s and adjoins the property of Thos
Adams, decd. s
I TERMs-One.third cash; the balance In and 8
months for approved negotiable notes. and title res
tanned till the last payment ID made.
: gs.sarress3 +; ~ asff NJ BATES, Ex,or. q
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts,
nv n sssHi ~ ts ss*s - *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-01
By RICHARD CXUTHORN. =

1AfEK, BOOKS. &c, ATsAUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, Ist day Of june, at nj ma,
.on store commencing at 10 O'clock, Il viii sell q
jig Ct Ruled and Uuruled Letter: Vietoris bisS rsS
go Inquired Note do; Copying Press: Blsnk RnoS
nas Journals and LedseIs, &c.; Playne Csras
ny nch will be added, alot OF new Books aropc
Works Rb Pc i o. shakspeares Works. Byron's
my ~ 80 as.sf @H r.. CAUTHoRN. ivct sss
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BY ALEX. MOTTO
q -
FURNITURE, GLASSWARE i. a

fUkNIIURE, GLASSWARE. xc. AT
=. :. A,unCIi,ON.-On THURSDAY Morpipss inn.
af ~ O'Clock we viii se1 at our store. snlsnS;S
Chairs and Sofas, Lounges Cabinets Buresns VIZ.
s asa Merkstandss Chairs, Bedsteads ClocEs xc
pnto ai4s OF Oecar ters Castors Tea and Coffse
my 8 e. IL ALEX. MOTT 1 CO, Aucse: =
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LATEST MAI. NEWS.


Thhphnfekebtkos Nay d.
| notice In your teiegrsphic report from fredcr.
icksburg this morning, material error. viz, the
announcement Of the death Of Col Rothrock, by
drowning It was WIZ. HAY RorHHocx, son Of
Col w. 2. J. Rothrock, who unfortunately lost his
lite in the manner stated. lie was between IA and
10 years of age.
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BIZ KENT, PAINE L. KENT,

- By KENT, PAINE L KENT 7F--@ Y
GALE OF JAS. A. SMELLS STOCK
" OF DRY GOODS, AT AUCTIONs-On TUES.
DAY, the 9Th June, commencing at 10 O'Clock we
will sell at the store of James A. Smell No % Main
street. WHO'S declining business the entire stock of
DRY GOODS remsining on hand, consisting of 4
large and varied assortment of desirable Goods
TERMsr-All sums under 500, cash; over that amt
months credit for approved paper :,
my 80 KENT, PAINE & KENT, Aucts. :,
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BICK Z. WINSTON.
COMMISSIONERS SALE on LAM

- :. IN HENRICo.-In compliance with a decree
u .ns SiIcuit Conrt OF the City Of Rchmord pro.
OF Gordons admir- va Gordon ct ais. shalI as Com.
missioner for that purpose by the said de-
misses to the highest bidder on the 18th ay of June
tS?4 az y O'Clock A. NJ that tract of land lying and
neins IN the county Of Henrco, about six miles from
the CITY OF NC mond and within of the western
terminus OF the Westhsm Plank. Road, upon which
lanes Gorden deceased, resided at the time of bis
Thos. s. Dicken and B. w. Green. upon the foiin,.
ing terms: For cash as to much as viii defrsy the
expenses OF sale, and the balance in two equsi In
sta menss at six and nine months with interest from
the day OF SALE secured By negotabls notes well en-
dorsed, the title to be retained until the purchase
money is fully paid and possession to be given i'm
my 2e-dtds PHILIP B. JONES'
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The yellow fever has been raging for two weeks
at Key West, and several persons have fallen vie.
TINS to it. 1t orinated from local causes. AT las,
accounts It was abating. IS
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On Monday afternoon last, whilst Mr.. Arbuthnot
of Loudoun county, Va, was witnessing the inaa
ton of the balloon, some thief abstractod walIe
containing s475 from his pocket.
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large amountof specie was received in Baiti
more on Tuesday from the Mint in Philadelphia.
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QA9TABIEHss SAIL MI IS ala a
&sss III. r. = a az e . s.
a. :: s siis; 90. :ss: -: = e: -
rist ID 81 si1ss vsss sod g e saass ns
he se.n s. s.sh,ssr haviag .Ilsd . eo1p via
s md - 2 sas re ,hsz x! q. pa = S. 81
j. Ia Is.s iz nEP 2 1H5YTf1E 1 &. 4 as
oNSHABL HALE.-Wnl b sold ar
4. NJ. 4 ths No. dv.y e line lss 4 70 ecIocL
srd streets Wood sbes e = "a sss
d Dssa, .G t q Chars soid 70 .sfr Essea
ALFRED JEWELLERY 4 :
s hl-2t For JAS. z. THLER a. G. 4
GON6TABLE'S SALE.-Wm ~ Ia
- for K sssh. on FRipAY tie eth day Il juns
s sesss. e : Gss e ss az
vor Of Smith { Hsfxood = J w sinh. snes m n
,s1-ss 5 as = 1F FEEsMHEHHEs z. 8 p
RY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 6v
- Jacob y; Smith e the subscriber, = Trustee,
the Husinss Court Of Richmond the subscriber viii
sell. at 10 O'Clock A. M on the 9Th day of June 1854
st public auction. for cash the following property
Jacob W. Smiths residence, on Clay street, ID door
's fm. iss ss, fsbIE :
I gilt frame ENGRAVING sss tA 3 - 81 Il
2 BEDSTEADS ard BEDDING
mahogany WASH STAND
Half a dozen WINDSOR CHAIRS so
s s;9s y. 6 %sh9 2E RUs e
Or go much as may be necessary to pay the balance
= = - ANDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee. :
Sale to be made by JAMES P. TYLER ssg
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The crime of which Mrs. Robinson. has been con
victed 10 Troy, is the niurderiof Patrick flanagan
by poison. - @ 9
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BY ALEX. MOTT co.
I ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT

i ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT
IL N.-The Subscriber anticipating
change in his business the st of July next offers
for sale his stock of SADDLERY at cost, for cash.
until the 9th of June. at which time he will sell ali
the remaining stock at Auction. His stock consists in
part Of about 200 sets of COACH, BUGGY and CART
HARNESS, alarge portion of them very 6ne Also
about $50 fine SADDLES, including some of the
finest have ever had made. Also, very large lot of
BRIDES, MARTINGALES, STIRRUP. IRONS,
WHIPS of every description; in fact, the largest
stock of every article usually kept Saddery es-
Persons in want of s1ch articles, and who are in
the habit of settling every six months shall have ey-
cry article charged to their account at cash price,
II there are any accounts standing against Jos, III,
Coquitt Agent. myself niiyidually persons hay
ing them requested to bring them in for settie-
ment. 49, JOS, H. COLOJIITT !
Sale conducted by - - : -
my "a A MOTT & Co. Aucts. s
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II u El1}Ab HAIL. Fssss as $Si
auetioneer ana Comn.ssion Msrchsat 1e6 Main 81
LIVERY WEDNESDAY AND GATUR-
FL DAY EVENING, az u O'Clock, 4 vii. c1ef 1t
asciiop my usually sttIactiys ssosk Of WATCHES,
Gold DapIex, Chronoznetsr and Msgic Hunters
4 Gold ErfIish Aschor and Cylndex Matches In
open and hunting cases. -s..s.x 81 :. Y
Silver Engsh Lever, Anchor end Cylinder do, hun.
tsfs and oven face snAHs - ssssss
Gold. Tnb. Vsss sns Guard Chslas, Seals and KEYS
Rseastpins. Eas-Tiness fipeer-riass, Bncslets &c.
Together with largo variety Of Tsney 6oods Dou-
bIe Barrel Guns, and large anoftment Of Hardware.
wA is's's ''se1'asn' = sl+sl1 .a1 fIA1Ep
Every article warranted !. represented.
Sale positive. ses1 49, sikx tsfsss - sea 81
Hssiaa taken oat liesnse. and zopeaed ! - salss
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE & nv stc9o.
tof vhich hare long lessel an Drspsrsa q p1ss
:rsat i i g pe!saas ~issips toseppasa
condgnmspss thanl fplly received m promptly A.
ELIAS HALE, kusffs ~ So
my z3-s Cen s1eSskSnE n 31sln -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL

f
" ESTATE IN HENRIcO COUNTY -lPursuant
I'd decree of,the Circuit Court for Heurco couHty
on the 9th day of April 1854 in spit thsre depend
ing In the name of Thomas Carter, eoinplsinsnt
against Virginia B. Rarker Albert Fisher and Others
defend anti, the undersigned, who was appointed q
Commissioner for the purpose. Will on MOMDAH.
the 5th day Of June, 1854 at II o'clock, ~ front Of
Henfico Coty Court House, proceed to sell the tract
OF land in the bill and proceedings mentioned upon
the following terms: For much cash swin defrsy
the costs of fhis suit and tho expenses incident TO
such sale and upona credit Of and ~ months for
lie balance Of the pufchase money. to bssr inteSeet
Dm the dry saies and TO be seeused b bo.dsyie
good secarity. and the title 10 The lsnd . Pc wn
and 4 deed ordered By the Court 70 - msde TBS
lsnd u in the lower part Of HenEco county contains
ChieEshonniny Swamp, adteinfps ths ianos q, An
drew B. Carter and Edwsr1 Z 0athrsht and otnen
ard l. considered very vsjue1ie = fssR
$50 - 'TH0NA6 J.CARTEh Commissioned g
For psrticulsu snapire ef Thomss j. Carter, e
Thonss bfussir. Gamer of eth and FfsahIil e..
Richmond, Va. ~ Z 90
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FLOORING 81 tNNl ft6t ~ and 81
pFss.sd fIoosins @ -. lesqt lhe Hiehnsopd
fianisa mills ain 26,ooe Sess 81 esa.tanP 3, 8
my 5e-5t ~. =. WAL030k.
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the ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

:, WAsHrScros, May 30.-It is thought that The
house, owing to mass of business before it, will
July. The action Of the Senate occasions much
speculation. - ~ sss8s 80
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STEAMER ARcTIc.

New York. May 30-2 P. M--There are no sign
yet of the Steamship Arctic, now out thirteen day
from Liverpool, with news to the 18th inst.
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ANTIBENToNicANDIDA FOR CONGRESS.
ST. LOUIS, May 30-Henry NJ yories, of Buch.
anan county, has been nominated IS the anti Ben
ton candidatefor Congress in the fourth congress.
sional district - =
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In the Senate. Tuesday III. Adams offered reso
Luton direesang On tnqniy Into The expsdirne 81
granting pension q the widow and chi!dfen q
James Bstchcder, killed Ia Boston while aiding fh<
Masshsi "a executing the fugitive slave law ~
sumner Directing 10 h, II Was laid over. The REQ
luton providing for an adjournment OF Congress
wss ssken mp. and, after being amended % . II
provide foe al adjournment from the fret Monday
IN July 10 the third Monday In October, was pansed
yeas 26, nays IL. The committee Of conference ou
the dieagreeing votes OF the two Houses on de
Senate amendments 10 the Deficiency bin, made 4
report which was agreed to.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. HEM IN
tr0duced bin for the constructors Of cerfsn min
tary roads In the Territory of Nebrsska. ard IN,
to provide for the sale of public ands ID the es,e
Territory and to establish land Office thsren. MI
Gerin smith delivered speech In opposition to the
report o. the Joint committee OF conference on the
disserseing amendments Of the two Houses 10 The
Deficiency appropriation bill; which now merely
law. afF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-01
4 N OKDINANCE-To AMEND THE Or

ing fres-"pdssed Sept. 5th, 1857
l. Be it ordained BY the Council of the City of
Richmond, that the ninth section of ian ordinance
to provide for extnguishing ires passed September
5th 1851, be amended and enacted. so as TO read
as follows: "If any minor, who is under the age of
eighteen, shall take hold of with the ropes of
any engine other apparatus, for the extnguishing
Of fires or shall open the doors of any engine house,
there shall be fine for every such offence, of not
shsll be the duty of the Police officers, and officers
and watchmen of the Night Watch, upon view of
the offender before the Mayor or any Alderman Of
the city, who may impose the fine aforesaid; and If
any person shall in any way interfere with the Prin-
cpal Engineer. any officer or member of the As.
sociation in the discharge of his duty at fire or
washing, there shall be fine for every such offence
of not less than dollar nor more than ten dollars
2. This ordinance shah be in force from its passage
my S-5t WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C. C. r.