The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-04
NEW spEcIAI. NOTICES.

PRoTrcr1oS BuILDISa Fun ComPASr.--
The regular Monthly Meeting Of the Company will
be held on the 10th OF Fsorusry at q o,c,ock e ~
The first monthly instalment Of one dollar on each
SHARE be paid on or before the day ofthe resu
The Secretary car be found at the Bookstore Of Mr.
Jsmes Woodhouse 139, Main street, where the con-
50, 80, WIN. A. BUFFERS I1s
TypoeRApHIcAL SocIETY.-The regular
| monthly meeting of the Richmond Typoaraphieal
Society will be held at Odd Fellows Hall, at o'cPk
fsa -s J. NJ. FRANCISCO. sec'y.
NoT1cE.-At the solicitation OF many
friends and .cauaintances hereby myself
candidate for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE of the
''t z 8 s- n'A-i'' D. BAKER, Jn.
Rr11a,ous NoTtcE.-The Rev Mr.. CASE,
of this city will deliver lecture the Gospel, as
preached by the Apostles at the Un'versast ChnTch
On Mayo street ct half past o'clock r H., sun
Services a so in the morning at IL o'clock.
| The public are respectfully invited to attend
Subject: The Fulflment ofGod's Promises.
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AUCTION NorlcE.-Attention is solicited
fs4 ALEX. MOTT l. CO., Aucts
LECTURES ON PRopHEcY-2d Presbyte-
| rian Church. fRev Mr.. Hoges,) Sabbath morning,
| SuBJEcT-The prediction concerning Ishmsel IL
Illustrated by Arabian history. fe lit
FAIR FAIR The Ladies of ST.. Pc
TER's tCatholic) CoNGRE CATION have the honor to
inform their friends and the public generally, that
Church. at LAFAYETTE HALL, in this city, on
! MONDAY evening 9Th Of February, and continue to
hold the same during the week.
As they have elegant array of beautiful and VAL
liable articles, they confident the patrons OF the
Fair will be pleased with this occasion to contribute
towards the audable object for which the proceeds
will be devoted, while in return they obtain some
| thing worth possessing for their money.
The Ladies are sorry to sHy Io o. a fbe
printed in time. will somewhat retard its appear
ance bat due exertions will be made to bring il out
| rs possible.
| The doors will be opened each evening at seven
| O'Clock Also during the day.
Admittance ticke for the duration OF the Fair, to
| be had at the door. 3 cents. feS-ot
| LADIES' ACKNOWLEDGMENT FEBRU-
| AIRY 9TH, 1854, COMMENCING AT 10 o'CLoCK.-The
Ladies respectfully invited to attend my sale of
| FANCY DRY GOODS, to be conducted in one of my
| inst at 10 O'Clock. l shall offer for sale great va
| riety of FANCY GOODS for this end the approach
ing such Foulard. India, Plain and 8rocade
| Silks Morsiins, Cashmeres, Apacas. Bombazines
| Velvets, Bareges, Lawns Shawls Laces, Illusions
| Ribbons, worked Sleeves and Bands, Muslins, Cam
| brics French Worked Hdkfs and Collars, Embro-
deries of every STYLE Prints, Ginghams, Edgings In
! settings, and great many styles too numerous to
The Goods will be sold in small quantities to suit
| purchasers THOMAS d. QUARLES,
| 229 Broad street.
Sale to be conducted by
| fe 1T THOS. w. KEESEE, Auctr.
We, the Commissioners appointed to
open the books for the purpose of taking Stock
| der the charter of the RICHMOND AND CHAR
| LOTTESVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY, find, up
on examination, that the number of shares required
to be subscribed before said Company could organ
ize have been taken by responsible persons and the
subscription fee of two dollars per share paid in
| we therefore appoint WEDNESDAY. the 9th day OF
| February, at O'clock P. M, at BROAD STREET
| HOTEL in the city OF Richmond, for the subscri.
| bers TO meet and organize.
| DAVID ]. SAUNDERS,
| JAS. g. BLAkEY,
| VALENTINE