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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
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TIE Holy CrrY.-The rarest objects OF Art 10 DC
ep in New York are ho-- splendid whoPlsie Daraerrsoe
ys. OF Jeru.aisn Mount Ovet Bethlehem. Nazareth Aua
zou the artist sga OF thers worm
S.xs i.rpev Roors day and evening 81 No SS'
Brnssrsv A6uissioE free. Rooms Of access
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IRISH CivIc AND MILITARY USIoN.-A meeting OF the
above body was held Lovejoy Hotel corner OF ak
er-st and Broadway, last oyening-Mr James Il. IRWIN
in the Chair The following officers elected for the
e,.rirc tbree monts Pr, .dent NJ. Malloy; YicePres
dent. VIM. Ferguson Secretary T. C. Holand Assistant
Secretary, M. G.ll.
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.fAdseriiseInentl |
AN>A.-If no moral d

ANyA-If no moral drama besides ANNA, or the
r,i oy rng WICK beeu produced Barnim's Mneum u
,n5 have Re- ccd that popns place ot ahne
p.Bt II pec ~ chase vel a. most di'ctn3 diaia, @
"A ol .ope tt af E while richly entertaining the spec
tsfo II & 10 be reiorntd both This AFTERNooN and EVENING
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Advertisement. q.
Cp.pr SuAWLS AND MANTILLAS.-Our Stock Of

Carr compiee aud embraces all the modern ana o
rryCd fys AZ prices varying from IS upward We ~oud re-
mind our patrons aud the public generally that thee COOL were or
dsr,d bf6,e the r Canton Phces hence ID CEN
can b. saved would call special attention 10 the sye ah "otN
InaD.hp Of MAArILLAA HEASD 'LAFF vs. "" 'i
Grsnd-si.
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Advertisement
p,ctr SuEs Coon SILKS AND CHEAP Sill

HT.sD CLArP Co. No sol snd offer their ''e ,.oss OF
st =. rrces thai that see theu bevuVt
SIpryrs md PIAIDs and 81 Bsocsps as and y Aase
IL, az PI,tD ysrdi bLAeA ssAs on
nnke Guc hish uster ehesr Ladies VIII sou N'' ~
secure better choice BY calling early
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Prrys1r MrSrrIcxxoE-The Worlds Exhibition at
London wss surprisingly rich in works OF Art and ooecs
Of national interest because the richest Arsoeraey In me
world lent freely their private treasures 10 MAKE s"en
Tie Queens example was apoeFal with he- loyal sub
;e,s rs well as with soe of her royal allies; and the best
collections were generously impoverished for season to
contribute to the peoples instruction and enjoyment Ana
hrs the Exhibition We cunnct doubt viii marx an sra Ia
tie industrial and social development of Great Britain.
Our own people are ovinciI, kindred hberaty win
regard to the Crystal Palace and its visitors The Direct
or. in another column return thanks for many recent and
valuable contributions and we trust others among our 10Y
una.c and liberal citizens preparing to follow the eH
ample Among the recent contributors and eonroonons'
we are enabled to instance The following;
Richard Rsshi Esq contributed he besufa statue oil fo''
yn Paine Ts- Genia. Of Autumn sealPtued
o.deS Hs9ssry. E.q-" Nsl" bus, By Roser; Mo9iasT
Mrs Dougs Cruger bust by Trenienor' Bust OF
Charles ba,ler s,on7 s9e bs.i BY cr,yford
'', Bo"1 ns,or 9su. Heresss .nd
Morimsg Lirson ;.ss suss ST coun,
Robe G. 3oeahus E.q Bronze formerly ihe property
F1 ' csalsg,ti Brown E.ris Me Pry :; =
r~,n TIE -Four As9s' IS, Calm. ofs Matthew by Jor
80 esno: St. ThomasT BY MgIilo. ,,
J.u rhslen Esq - i5s.rs Gsry S Van GC p1ss
p, Ta- Pauline BonapaIte" by David The Arch
sps.l sliclsei;- Copy from Ruhens
" Portr.it byBouche; time of Louis Nv d, ,-,.-.~ ~ =,
T'nss Rrysp Fso-Pora OF Csdinsl de Boehecnoaaft ~
Bstoui: Portrait Of Gsiieor BY Laernan k1ns WIN
Ft-rr,s bv Wsniur; Christ Dputing IN th- Doctors
b. krfemes Cono b; Port-si, Of Madam, de h9niespsn
~ Netseber; TIE Corfs..icnal" BY W Wet New,ierx
Po,rit OF .he Prince oange" William Ill ey ferpuy
Littey Rq-" Portra; Of Louis MIL 81 Fhn de 'hah
pssne; Postrsi, Of Arn- Of Austria" ty d. NV,
HerfT Peter Gray AristHs ne painting The WaSss o.
ful Pecclaon OF the fsis az 'A1
TeIsrs" copy flom Titan. and supper at the House oil
Law"
NJ Two ch9; e. Floges & ; Pseei Conn s.,.0
Illustration OF Don QuSo.e'
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lAdxertisenenf.
ELEGANT French ana India Wedding aud Visiting Card
advertisement.

,yS and printed in the style; Wedding Enyeoeso every
tion 81 the mpcytaiicn from Pans snd Loncon sue
r.ec Door Plates EyERDELLs Sc@ broadwsy COZ oi
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fAdyer,iscmenGI

KNAPP-Fayorably known for many years as one OF
~ oa, DAcUsRREoTYgIsrs having dlposcd Of his Bow
ev Rooms hencerh personally attend Of his broadway EaL
hneut the second hoorJ between hefop islh a1a
Single Pictures and Family Groups tekn aaJ
AZ the lowest maxi for good Picture
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Advertisement
TRussRs.- BENJAMIN BRASS
BRASS SPRING

syEc Tpuss BeekmOnt russ nor grows weax ron
ecr more than all other r1sse II hss no
teek rad whch does much injury 10 the pns six dJS us
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Advert senent.
CozZFNS's WEST POINT HOTEL is now open.
(Adyertseue
j.. asSortmeu. of FINE TEAS will be

TFAs-The best assortment OF FINE TEAS Wui DC |
fS At the STORE Of the CANTON TIA ComSsf no 10
-, pssi and The OLDEST Tea es,hshnisn
he % readers that they can do better thn
xbe~. either a. whole retail They have no banca store
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COUNT cALENpAR.-rms paY.

Ccsxos PIEas-Part Mos. s2s, sss, $50, s32 u
s3 Part -so- ae 10, 7ss, 40 7fi. $40, ia 10. T9, ~.
sz3i. IA, s15, t16 sI. = - -. -
suFERIoR CoURr-Mondsy-Nos 10, s73, 81, 81, sis.
"a 1a5 m $50 Szl IN g. t6l ga rs 43l J7 o. lei,
iS3 i55 on oz % as lo7 io os3 s55 e, -
The mons IN building northeast corner o. the PnfNo ~!
l,6. "a. 1eS. 90.
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AdvertisementI . I
Tho Fairy IioLt Guard did MT come 10 time accord

ing thereby sadly Disappointing nsrs a OF &
qreer silly looking bpeds bssoYs fiorVss ra hsy sJ
~ % the repufstion this Distinguished artist NOS 20
and S5g Broadway
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CITY ITEMS
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. =,
Fro OJfsyroions ~ sfgRlaTd Ihermo1f az 10 C-|1
c. "a. RoNkEIIL -, spy
1884. "a - i-cI -4
Nav 10. 2..................-.- -

G IL.
,Isx 1s5i; ssx5i,;s............7iI "a ! ! 81 q. 81
Mr. AProMN.s.- The performance ci this artN Oh Ine
harm Of among other pieces tie fantasia on 'e ans u ~
Mecs of Rossni IL among the most remarkaoe 'h"' e
yirtuosoi. "a Of Europe hes presented 10 US Up "''
recent date ,Ne harp Ike the piano, vas limited IN s com
t,;os Int about tic same period the powers OF both
we doullcd q, regards combinations and sonony' In
a.. ,;ano be great lights include Lisiz 1haoerS "o'
Ill &c and on the harp, the late Parish Aware az
, rrescut Aptornrnas. Should Hr. Aptcnmas repeat n
concert. We would advise every one VINO "ouiu 'e1'
Learn the capabilities of the harp, under the hau' u
orcst artist, to attend H.
theatrical ,ns,,cr Of unusual nteres, will cons on To-
;t saturday, nj the National Thoeter. The benet anu
-, o,n,c of little Cordelia Howard, wliake place
n he has paye,l the part of Eva in Uncle iom ann
Gov Three Hundred and Twenty-Five consecutive 'nsH'
bip of is kind probably without parallel IN te hi'! %
,ho STAGE She altogether an admirable chl ana
u sustained bv her worthy father, Mr lo"aId' VINO WI"
r,on his original part of Sinclair on this ie-e' ln o
oasion.
,-,,,,s.s coxcTprs xExr WLES-Prcrarations on the
de.t scale are going for the Coneerss o. Juien' 70
=, ,or ten in number at Castle Garden TO eofnine LOO
on Monday next. These will preeede his departure o'
-, h. has finished his tour through the States from
ps,ap to New Orleans. The orchestra VI" nave a 'ie
.untude and .pendor Of its original numbers-one nun
drcd sropc-combning greater solo players than Europe
now possesses and the choicest body oi instruments
al this country affords. II should be borne IN hii
mi. the last opportunity the public win have of hear
Zoo these worid.wonders-rendered more agreeable nom
,bsr having played habi;uay together, and artisica
" svmpaihzins each with the oher-dHTIng tne entire
.sv in this country In a word they speak Ike musical
giant.
CHARGE or FoRorRr.-Henry Morton, young man u
veor Of age was yesterday arrested by exPoce Justice
Merritt of the Bank Police, charged with having forged
The name Of John Jay, Esq alawyer OF ms on!' !"
check for $50 on the Bank OF New-iork' when nc pre-
sented at the counter Of the bank FOR payment ine 'He
on seeing the signature, pronounced 20 DC
ed Tho errest Of the Young man. The check was made
p,y,e 70 personal expense or bearer ani s tbs Is
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[Adver,isementl J
GAS! GAS GAS .-CnaNDELiI
fAdyertiremsntl

If moden and antique designs viii be found a. ths great
manufacturing dei ct OF ARCHER NASNhH w. 4'V wv
way. TIE largest stock IN America
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Trr poIIcy CoNNIssIosERs-The Police Commission
ers hold another meeting today to make appointments
and transact other business 1t understood that the case
of Capt Carpenter, of the Fifth Ward Police, will be
acted mon II now four months since his term oil
Office expired and Notwithstanding he came before the
Commssoners for Icsppoinment by the unanimous wish
of almost every influential and peaceovng citizen OF that
District the case still remains undecided. No member OF
the Police Department came up for reappolnnient
with better qualifications in every respect to discharge the
duties of his Of &c than docs Capt. Carpentr.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

900 The mrortsucs Of getting DAGuERaEorYPEs az No 9l5
the old made young nssin ana peeu a"'
Irsutinul. Entrance No j6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

The oars now run regularly through 70 Albany over the
Ncw.York and ii Iarlcm Railroad
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

About cne hundred persons have applied for passage u
the Pacific, which sails to-day, who could not be accom-
rnoda.cd for the want o! room.
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Tho Grand Jury came into Court w'th me enoNms 'a
selrents Edward Cabfree r late ssrtn ei .ae
Watts iWpstg the captain in relation TO ker oens ea p "
The Ayee Isisrds. l5sh March last - -. l..
,hs T-rited Stale. a; Governor Island, lh hafch
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

The caloric ship Ericsson has been ho"ed ana o"eo
,oupd in tho East River The steam pump constantly
ct work, which rapidly lghtens the chip.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

The Jou,neymen Horseshoers held meeting last even
ing at Hermitage Hall for the purpose OF making arrange
men,s for parade on the 22d ns the anniversary day
their Society
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Tho annual installation OF officers Of the Tammany
Society. took place at the Old Wgwam last evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

~ II Wrss. ship-builder Of fNew-York, has been not-
esd hv HE Deuarnent that the prospect was that the
would Immediately pass the Senate bill for six ad
cnsl steam ers and if he would have The contract o
NJ S;REIy. the Charge to Eeuador has resigned.
-I' ICo--sspouience OF the Courier Enq,irer
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the way sIr Jay occasionally draws hs checks It Is sup
rosed the young a lad BY some means become eoaFer
ear. with hi- snner Of doing bsnes He states thai ne
il from Delaware Co. but gives no satisfactory aceoan. OF
his possession Of the check He was taken before Jasiee
Osborne and locked up Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

fNroRIAsT NoyENEsr By TIE FIFE Insurance Coh-
gAy1Ts.-Wo notice movement! on The part OF large
number Of tho Insurance Companies Of this City for the
nose Of investigating the origin of fires. Fire Mar
hn has been chosen whose duty II is to ascertain the
cause Of all fires which within the limits Of the City
to subpena witnesses take down the evidence in writing,
ard keen record of the same under the direction Of the
Nsyor Chief of Police and Police Justices, who have
pledged themselves to cooperate in the measure by afford
ing the necessary facilities The move good one, and
viii meet with popular favor. Mr.. Alfred E. Baker, has
received the appointment to the Office of Fre Marshal and
viii soon enter upon his duties r. b. bears testimonials
Of the highest character from many OF the most prominent
rersous In the community.
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ADARIyG THIzT.-At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
mn Va. di.sosrsd female. in the house No ID %
81 II which had crefed himself for the purpose o. ihe
dseoyrtd the honse Brosdwsy ara VS. .s
S ~ two of TIE Wsrd Police bl, @trs
he after By another Policeman vho ~
Eeus xh M. club IN order compel him 70 SOP II a.
rrr,,,r.S ~, fishf aud finally met Dy Oheet -.
Trhfh.sy uhen Grf With GU te ~
Tieran finally hrouEht hin: 70 the pa
Tw ufon he head which TsIdred Li s,ssess, ~ "a ri
.f, o ~ Poee Station Aad attended b d. NC
~ irssn.e bsi . = thought g aot 1s-@ 's
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RCM IICEysFs.-Ycscrday the Board OF Excise Ior INC
Fifth Ward composed OF AID. Ioffmrc and Counclimeh
Jackson Sclenck and Kennedy issued 50 licenses Tor me
sale Of rum The rospecabilty of the places licensed
can he Judged by the location in which portion of them
ar, situated. viz: Churcl-st. l5 Leonardst 2; Duane
ST. 2; West Broadway, IS; Anthony st., 81 and CanaS'
:. fooc,Ler with several in Thomas and Reade-sis
Counclman Kennedy refused fory-ono applicants in his
district on the ground that the present form of license was
illecol lc Board Of Aldermen, at cent meeting hay-
inc s1opca forms one for wholesale and the other Tor re-
tail dealers.
The following i.a copy Of tie new form granting the
privilege TO retail liquor under five gallons, which is to be
ready for use to-day:
By- Sl,y?r The cIy Of N.Y. cc5-I,aI Ad.t9s9 q ,s9
OF the ~ e,e "a u ,ss ,,ia a., ,ty c,muer. Of Excise;
10 an hoa Pre 'aa e'e grs,i'rgi hNow - ini oy
,'s Of he power 'ns 3eta. M f cy n sGd 4h % u o
oe u ra character aad eien Of the United Stais, Il
cEssE rss 'o,s OK Ttuoe' ila under h'o S'l' 10 ''
dulk IN bis house, No - st u SID O-y . ,., - .. ~, ~
ri NH nd ob.ti1d dla he period Aforesaid to wits Thai h4
d hs No. s G,'aa e y o 1 5 OF ESqp sav bisr
isbe. oheF gsgins tae Or ne ., sy bi g nm % & M
hor ysid or ;uden belonging Aso thai he h,il nos
I,5ss "5 or pn on sandy; Or permit
exec oEutng persons 20 BE- drum. wi'hn sa nns
onsf gsrns quses disorder practice conduct or
tneTpy O. 2sor or ntsI F sud- H. :" or ,T to BE- sold
dir ossd o exposed ale porte; strong or sp.aoI'
i on thsdy Also that merchants sood shan B. soii IN sad
t q.e R lrsaI On aid frS.e AID ao that .hs Ia every
srci oby tine the Ss end the ordnance ci N syo
k.men I'd Courcimea the City aud State OF View YORK
AID Hoamirc desired Mayor Westeryett TO cooperate
with him in granting licenses to the applicants refused by
Councilman Kennedy.
Mavor weservet declined to interfere in the matter at
present.
AID Hofnire then said he would grant permits to those
rersors TO continue the sale Of rum
Councilman Kennedy protested against this.
The granting Of licenses in the Fifth Ward to be con-
tiuued to-day
so,sI f n ap,leants for license we're females. One
-, h. s refused license Of one Of the Counciimen On
b rourd that her bar-maid had their dresses eut too
Lw in the neck
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CHARGE OF STEALING A HORSE AND WAGoN.-lheodore
C,r youfh Of arrested Thursday
rsht National Tester By Oeer Nc Kinney Of the Reserve
r-x rhsrsed with stealing horse and valued go ifn
set esn residing Whitesboro Oneida CO.. T. and bnnrns
M. sane City. he tazsn before Jusfce osSOne VINO
ouiera him o be Nhiresboro for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

MAD Doo-Yes,erday, dog presenting evidences OF
hvdrof hoa into hone Colunbse near STATE AMI pro-
cseeg ihe bird and fourth sors aghieEeG ost tns
OHeer ns LsU shlin pCeaed pistol aad dAPaehed him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

On 000 DOLLARS IN GIF T S
eJOsOOO FOR THE PEOPLE, to be OBJ
tanned by expanding 80 with either of the undersign
ed. The Richmond Wing says oft
1--WE call the attention of the public to the liberal
propositions of two of best Daguerrean Ar.
fists Messrs. w. A Pratt and NJ. P. Smons by which
they present their future patrons with $50 in real
and personal property. We understand that each
person expanding $3 in portraits obtains receipt
guaranteed by the highly responsible trustee Col
Thomas P. August Attorney at Law.) by which they
are entitled to q share, and acquire immediate
bona fde interest in the property.
WILLIAM A. PRATT,
No. 145 Main street, Richmond
M. p. SIMONS,
my6 No. Isl Main street, Richmond.
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NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - The
" subscribers, having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPIN,. ROPER &
MURRAY, will continue to carry the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS in all its departments, at the
old stand of Roper Il Murray, Governor st.
They will give their personal attention to ell
ders sent to them, and will furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general as
sortnent OF COFFjNS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole agency, in this city. for the sale of
Fisk Raymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the disorders also prepared furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus either of the plain STYLE with
out the drapery, or such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfne black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NH so d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY.
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T OOK TO YOUR INTEREST-At the
IL old established Segar Snuff and Tobacco Store,
Main, corner of 10th street.-The have on hand and
receiving large and desirable lots of fine old Ha
vana, Principe and American SEGARS. Also, fine
cut Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO. and FANCY
ARTICLES &c. To which we respectfully invite
1t is inteution to keep general assortment
stantlv hand at commandable prices that will Of
fer inducements to the trade at wholesale and retail
by j. A. HARRINGTON.
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THE subscriber has removed to an office
Il few doors from the corner of Broad and 18th
streets, near the Powhatan House, where he CONT
nues to all branches in the Agency and Commission
Business. Thankful for the patronage heretofore
tended to him, he solicits continuance of the
same from his friends and the public generally.
JAMES d. Elicit,
General Agent and Commission Merchant
nv 1S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

.a,,aur Eaaoa.-A French exchange contains
cha so,,ovine anecdotc, which vs translate, as Il
nav how that gentlemen of Hibernian extraction.
ara .ot alone addicted 10 amusing mistakes; !.
a gentleman of Doust was going out in his car
,tase 70 make some calls with his wife, wheu he
discoyered that he had leit his visiting cards. He
ordered his HOFFMAN, recently come into his service
10 90 to the nanseipiece 10 Ri. s1s'ne room and
did % ordered retaining the articles to be used a.
he would be directed and of started the gentlemen,
eeudipe In the footmen with cards whenever " not
at.houes," occurred. AZ these were quite hume
rous be turned to his servant with the question ::
~ How many cards have you LETT 7"
aWell SIR said the footman very innoccntly
there's the king of spades, the six OF hearts and
the ace Of clubsi' The poor fellow had taken the
wrong documents. - Northern Gazette.
"wIppEas."-Gen. smith, the hero of Chapuitc.
pee has surrendered TO q widow-so did Julius Cs.
sar, % did Belisarius. % did Marlborough 80 did
Washington, so did Napoleon, so did Jackson and
Madhon-these we remember-we do not add the
cases where literary gentleman have been deluded
by soh hands that smoothed their pillows, and soft
eyes mat wept over their poetry. we give a few
cases which occur, TO show, how from the days
al Hercules and Omphale the sword has yielded to
the distaff The elder Weller-himself "wictim"
has declared with uueducated sagacity that he
can't remember-though he has heard-how many
single; women one wilder is equl to In pint Of
comm IL over man." We wish the gentlemen of
literary leisure would prepare statistical ex.
hibit on the subject and come scientific association
would deduce and publish the normal relation ue-
tween relicts and spnsters for the instruction and
protection OF the public.-Baltimore Patriot.
Amidst all the evils of human life no cause of
disease has 90 wide range, or 90 large share az
the use of ardent Spirits Spirituous liquors des-
troy more lives than the sword war has It's inter-
walls OF destruction but spirits operate at all times
and aeAaona unon human life -
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
IL The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING
either in houses ships, in the best and
the most reasonable terms. Being himself Practi-
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash-hand Ba-
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers, etc the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish
ment is at No 300 Main street. between 9th and 9th,
where orders should be left He would refer to the
following gentlemen Hon. VIM. 8. Archer of Ame-
liza; Judge Crump and r. Fl. Maury, Esq, of Rich.
mond. -'-
my 9-1m* DANIEL O'DONNELL
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oh, WOULD WERE A BOY

oh, WOULD I WERE A BOY
" AGAIN. .#
In YOUTH when all is gay around
How the merry lssses jingle,
fancy if but young again,
would not long be single.
The socks you wove were not for me,
Pm certain, by their size,
FL keep them, like that old watch
OF fathers, as aprize.
If on the road clock should stop,
And need of any repairing
Pill come if twere hundred miles,
1t is for thee Pm caring.
If any orders should be sent
For work you have to do,
Why, send letter unto me,
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
So farewell, old and young, say.
Let me your favors share,
I'll clean your clocks and watches too,
And your jewelry will repair.
my IS BARTHOLOMEW Governorst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

NEW SKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN
IN GALLERY.--W. CALHOUN CRALLE, Da-
ROOMS in this city, offers his professional services
to the citizens and public generally. He will give
his constant personal attention to his rooms. and
hopes by strict application to business to be able to
execute Pictures in style worthy of the art and its
professors; yet he will make no promises to excel
ting public his merits. He can be found at his
Rooms, No. 81 Mansion House) Main street. from
sunrise to sunset. Pictures taken in any kind Of
weather Prices uniform. uiy4 ImA
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CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-P Q W
~ Frs, the only Artist that takes the Flesh Tint
Ddgueyreotes which has been prone unced to be the
best in the world has had his large skylght
ged to take Pictures of Children perfect those
taken of grown persons
Those who have tried at other gallerys to have
ikenesses of their children and failed to get them
have but to call on Powers, at 1885, Main street, who
fails to satisfy the most astidious Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Woodhouse