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c. 2. NIAE.L0RT,
FzSEToN 1BIE E4IR RESSER
No p E7a1t Sreat Worcester.
Asyias done a a. ia price Shaving. g o-nts
Bar CUtre, IL cents particular atsatln PAID 70 eui
t-eg Cslaa--5l's barr.
- s es7e-ay s. arps% N.Y. dly
Nm. {. GOoD>PEED-C ARpENTER Am
~ goINEB--Ruila5ug. 3oe wors, ana Jolaery ir
an SIS tranoh-s. extended to at sllart notice.
saop. O. Is Wellington street.
ao7oes'eE, August 5, 1853 da
T. r. ABBOTT s CO,
Z Z z EB 0 3 Rs,
oFFTCE. We I. Places BgILDING,
ss caanue IN the Real Estate business and keep Goa
ssauy hand for sale or ecapre great variety Of
Houses Hse lets in the CITY, n Farms in the Country,
Eha they oder . their customers the most d5sTshle
ie-aS. Remember the plsce, Resi- Estate Once No
Fissg,s Boilaing. au6 d0
LARkIN SMITH,
II Z 4 ESTATE BROK E Il
0saos ss5 Main street.
Has constantly oahzna to sell or exchange, large
so--msat q
BUILDING LOTS AND NEW HOUSES.
II various p5Tzs Of the City. Also,
r N $ IN THE CoUN TRE.
GEORGE L BATTELLE
ATTENDS TO
REPAIRING STITCHING MACHINES.
LIEht Machine Jobbfus,
SOUTH END OF MEBEaElE LD's BUILDING.
UNION STREET,...........-... WORCESTER.
n. B. Sewing Machines for sale
HO 2 Sc AND SIGN PAINTER,
AID
PAPER HA NIGER.
No IS soathbrdge street, Worcester, Mass
BOOK BIN DER &.
j. s, " ESBT,
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~ SA-LS MUS ltyl-i o - ~ 70 . L. N.
Very respectfully, DR. G. A. HILL,
apls df Office q Main St. worcester

GMETH'S REM EDIAL DISCOVERY
- ANo CLEANSING C0MPUUND.-This useful ar
dce has been used in many parts of New England for
several years for removing spots Of dry paint pitch OIL
grease and acid stains &C. from Ladies'; and Gen.
usmens clothing, carpets &C. giving universal satisac-
ton 1t removes paints and white spots from windows
Furniture, &c 1t has been ascertaned by experiment 10
be oil great use when applied remedy Burns Scads
Bruises, Cuts, Cbapped Hands, Chlbaius, n suraeia
spralns, Nervous Headaches, Sore Lips, Animal Poison
Eryspeas, TC Ache Ague, &c.
Full directions for each bote will be given to the our
Chaser and cures warranted if directions complied
it'll.
D. 0 COLEswoRTHY, Agent, e8 Cornhiu, Boston.
BUSH Co., Worcester.
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor.
ozI d&~3m 9salem street. Charestowu. Mass
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AyD
D DBOPs.-DR. O. a. HILL No. 12l Main Street
worcester Mass, would say, that at great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ D. While
pracncng in the Hospital in Paris, under the immediate
observation OF the renowned RICORD, Of Paris and AC-
TON, of London
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the ferss
system, and can be taken without hazard. Tbev Are
known BY hundreds Of females this country to be tbe
only preparation ever discovered that has proved Dvari
ably certain in all cases.
S1pp sssi9rs, Irregularities, &c
One trial viii convince the most skeptca and never
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies hc
haze often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
Male and Female Ernposters,
under the preence of eGecting cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out Of twenty have an injurious effect upon
the system without producing the desired result or
sign OF it, should shun Il csc bipeds and use none
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILES AND DROPS
The efficacy Of which have been tested in a hupdred
eases and never failed to effect speeds cure without any
bad result Ehe Pills and Drops are the result OF an ~
tensYe practice and not discovered by accident To eulo
gise their virtues would add to their merit We would
only say try them They will be sent any part Of The
country secure from observation by addressing (pos paid
Or. G. A. HILL, Nc. I2l Main st.
Worcester. Mass.
q Fun directions accompanying each oottle
Price ya 1o,are
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expresses.
ROss'S pROVTDENCE ANN

re ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AMI
ss5tks11z WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and Ill orders attended 10 with despatch
Packages and small Cases orwsrded and other F,press
business nfacted at Fail River, Mansfield Atleboro
Taunton, new Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bristol
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Niekhed, Peacedale, and Wakefield, X. L. and StonnR
ON. Conn. OFFICE. Am House. Worcester.
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OIL Gas XEORks.

TEVHE PORTABLE OIL-GAS COMPA-
4 NE-Hsye works of the above description. aud
guarantee their successful operation The facility with
whch they can be adapted to any locality the low price
OF complete apparatus its simplicity and economy Of
the manufacture recommend it o7 dwelling houses no.
tets, public halls factories, and villages
For further Information, apply to
J. c. APPLETON, Agent,
No Q Franklin Avenue.
Between Court street and Cornhill, Boston.
Or to BRAMAN, PERHAM & CO., No. SO Main st. Wor.
cester.
Where one Of the Machines may be seen in operation
au7 dsWly
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NOTICE TO KANZAs EMIGRANTs
Companies will leave BOSTON for KANZAs, each
Tuesday. until further notice. Fare Is S37 including
board from 81. LOUIS Those procuring tickets Ia Wor
Jester must make arrangements for them on or before The
Saturday preceding the day Of departure.
w. W. RICE,
Secretary Of the Worcester Co. Kanzas Learue
No. Worcester Bank Block.
Worcester, March 49, 1860 dN&Tb&wT mar9s
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phce Ao. 2 Liberty Get New Il a4z
s,i AgenIs ioT NorcssteT-M. B. Green & Co., Charles
N AHiord,-W A. Hayward L. j. rIson.
uoO od&wly
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under ali delicate circumstances, these Pills are the most
mild, innocent and certain of any medicine ever dscov
cred. Ihe proprietor is willing to forfeit the medicine in
an cases, u the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith
fully used Powerful, drostio purgativcs generally do
more hurt than good but these Pills not such an ar
uce they are very mild and gentle but powerful 10 e
pei ana cure disease and every family would DO well 10
Keep them 10 the house for in preference to any other
medicine. Try these Pills, hy all means solI in Wor-
cester by d. Scott g. r. Spu J. Green and all medicine
dealers everywhere. BURR Il PERRY Boston, Agents
Ol9 dawf '''' As'N'''
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q NEW DISCOVERT.-T0 CURE BAD
- SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn
Choic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsincss, Kidney COM
plants, Melancholy, Delirium Tremens,
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Persons Who IRON the inudicious use Of liquors. hay
become detected and the nervous systems shattered con
situations broken down. and subject to that horrible ours
to humanity, THE DELIRIUM TREMENS,
will in ten minutes, feel the happy and health inygoi
el6cacy Of DIX. uAM,s INNIGORATING SPIRIT
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FESRE DIR. CLOUGH'S COLETETRTsN
PIEElSt

"A FINtIN
These Pills getting wonderful sale for new tbpe,
in market for the they cure disease So cerfav
dyspepsia Liver Comp1in Headache, Cusyeness Piles
Nervousness, and especially '
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" ~" II LE syaSiFit BOSTON as follows.

or Worcester at 6, $50 Ex a. m, $780, lex to Ma,
tick, g. Ex,) $50, $3.50 Ex.) P. Nj
Millbury at g. a. m. 430PM
Milford at 9.SOa.m l so 4S0 n m
birmingham at 6, $3.50 Ex.), $50 a. m, 1870 (8.8O
Tx. ), $50, 1880 Ex.), p N.
saEonyiHe at ! and 6, p m.
Newton, g. (W IT,, s $50, u NJ; 1, $780, 445y 6
us, els p. NJ.
Brookline, :, 40, 9, ll.8O a, m 1880, 2I5, 3,
6.I5, 739 ESQ p. IN
" Charles River Branch, T. 11.3O a. M, 3, 6.I5 p m.
E-'nday Mail Train for Worcester, Springfield and New
orr q p. N.
e ess Trains stop only at birmingham
G, TWICUEIT. Supt
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E5g55zzszszz OCTOBER 1sI~-NOR WITCH
Ssss7s & w % Il ESTER RAILROAD
Accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Nor@ich at 1915 A. NJ. and 5.I5 P. ".
Leave Noraich for Worcester at 6,15 A. M and $50
P. VI.
Steamboat Train '"aves Worcester at 100 P NJ stop.
ping at Webster and DaniesnnYlle
Passenger Car is attached to the Way Freight Trains
between Worcester ond Putnam.
ectl diff p. ST. NJ ANDREWS, Agent.
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1t viii instantly revive the most melancholy and droop
ing spirits, and restore the weak feeble nervous and
siekly, to health, strength, and yigor.
As delicious beverage, it is refreshing exhiIaratin,
and stimulating: it viii neither nt0xcate nor stupify
The Incorporate and ineoriae will find instant relic
from the hcrbe feelings produced by the use of bad in
toXcatng LIQUORS.
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Aromatic invigoraGTng Spirit.
1t Stimulates, EXherates Inyigorates but will not in
toEicate or Supply.
As medicine it is quick and etIectual; curing the
worst aud most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia Kidney
Complaints, and all other arrangement of the Stomach
-Four Hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HoTEL-L Bi,sest. Peter,buy,.
p H Coleman, = Towna Capt e Hovscn. xmssii
lis; W Wood Charlottsi J : Chsnbsriayns, Cart Cart
s.ss, oss, Ps;n wn.. wW,n
Jo,don. Pr Geo; 9 = cleavlaud Nelson; Turner:
Rsppah'k; ) N Ribbon, III; c Anderson. Fianklin.
z Q Jones. Franklin, LynchburE D Ely, Balto;
garnett. RH Terrell, New Kent w Campbell,
81. CHARLEs HOTEL.-J " Msurv, Linss.y.
Lewis. Richmondi DR. Z Poindextsr. W d Bow.
su.ta; r. Gooch, Richardson. cammsck, Louiss;
Richardson, Stsunton, Chapman. Orange; Jpc
" Huckstep, Alb; w RiohArdson, = Stage Va
die: < i oussn; . 9 Leigh. va d Moody. ~ Chez. .
ter6ed; Mrs Netherlands, Waynssborc; Miss Moody.
Hanover; w Z King. Washing gton: b seixas N 4;
Bland, Nottoway; d Q Potts. Tood. Rag.
land. w r Mallory, Petersburg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-SS Gresham, kim and
Queen; Masters, Amelia; w H Clark. Mrs Baily
and svt Halifax; Pollard and ladies', Dr. Briggs
Norfolk; J w Morris. Lynchb; G w Coleman, Caro-.
line; 4 Marks, w Smith, Prince George; w r
w Mann, A Jones, N Y; 8isSie' clsrksviiie; G
MsuPfn: Greenville; w Wickham. lady, child L
svt, Q; N Wickham, Henrico; Miss Whitiock, Am.
Bath; g R Jordan. jackson; J Palmer, So Ca; ST
Geo 0regg, GoldinR. Goochland; Coles 8
Coles Albemarle; G w Barksdale. Halifax; John.
son, Va; Allen, Boston.
AMERICAN HOTEL-H Grsnbery, N Y; J
DR. w Bali. Cheste,feld w E Elliott. Chsrlotres ..
vile; H Hobson. Powhatsn; w B Skillnger. J
Higsnb2thsm. N Y; B Cox. J J Raslan, B n Win.
fred, n Scott: Petg; r b williams, Washington; J
Mullin, SV Mullin. Boston; ] Lafingwell. N
7; T Arnold. Phila; r Covngton and lady, Miss
Goyington Danvills; h Adams, King Queen; J
Webb and lady, Miss Webb, Baltimore; VIII
liams, NY.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan. 81.

SAILED,
Steamship Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philad'a, ndz
and passengers
schr Manchester, Chichester, New York, mdz D.
Currie.
sshr En,m. Jane, Creighton, Baltimore, mdz w
D. Colquitt Co.
schr C. A: Cole, Travers, Washington, D C, coal
w D Colquitt Co.
Schr w Severe, Brooks Washington d c. coal
w D Colquitt Co.
schr II. w. Fry, Booze, Baltimore mds w D Col.
auitt Co.
Schr Bentley, Burton, Back River.
Schr Regulator, Dunn, Hampton.
Schr Regulator Bassett, Chuckatuck.
Schr Fair American. Crockett Hampton.
Schr Antelope, White, Chuckatuck.
NoRFoLK, Jan. S0th-Clssred Br. brig Odessa
Clements barbadoes; sohr Eugenia, Morgan, Porto
Rico; schr Alabama. Stevens, Charleston.
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VIRGINIA: At Circuit Court of the

VIRGINIA: At Circuit Court of the
City of Richmsnd, held at the State Court.
house, in the said city, on Saturday June TO- 1854
Benjamin Mosby and Elizabeth R. g., his wife. thu
said Elizabeth r. 8. Mosby being an infant under
the age of twenty-one years, and herein sueng by
William 8. Hurt, her next friend. Fltfs
against 20
Frances Bailey, John g. Atkinson and Samuel M.
baley..... Defts,
This cause came on this day to be heard upon the
bill Of the PLAINTIFF taken for confessed a. to all the
defendants and upon the exhibits fled and was ar.
zued by COUNSEL On consideration whereof the Court
doth adjudge, order and decree that the defendant
Frances Bailey do render before one Of the Comms.
noners OF this Court account of receipts dis
buIsements and other doings az guardian OF the
plaintiff Elizabeth r. s. Mosby, formerly Elizabeth
4. g. Bailey; in tafing which account the Commis.
soner may examine the said Frances Bailey ON oath
1t he deems expedient: and the said Commissioner
il also directed after publishing notice thereof once
aweek for four successive weeks in some Newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, to take an ac.
count of all unsettled claims against the said Frances
Bailey, guardian az aforesaid, or against the said
Frances Bailey, guardian aforesaid or against the
said Elizabeth r. Mosby, which may be produced
and proved before him. which said accounts the said
Commissioner will state, and to the Court report,
with any matters specially stated dsemed pertinent
BY himself or which may be required BY any party
to be % stated
Copy-Teste: EUs. ROBINSON, Cpk
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AN ounce of fact is worth a pound OF
theory; and the of conclusive facts that clus-
ter around that incompatible preparation HooF-
LAND s GERMAN BITTERs. prepared by DR.. C. NJ.
jackson. Philadelp phis, establishing its value as
credulity itself from questioning its efficacy. In all
cages of disease of the stomach, whether acute ol
chronic, it may be recommended for its soothing
cordial and renovating influence. Dyspepsia, heart
burn loss of appetite nausea, nervous tIemors relax
alton and debility, &c, relieved by the Bitter
in very short space of time and perseverance il
their never fails TO work thorough cure.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD
Co., and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
ia 22-d2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

FIGHT BETWEEN A MAN AND Flock OF Looms
The other day young man In Delaware county,
Pa, seeing large flock OF looms In msreh, struck
one with stone and 20 wounded It that he caught
1t. The bird made screech and all the flock came
to the rescue picked him the face and other parts
of the body with their sharp bills to such degree
as nearly 70 ovarpower him. He called Justify for
help, and after assistance had arrived, the birds
were driven OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

DEGREES OF CoNNuBrAL BLISS s-An English pa
per, descsntpg relative TO the various qualities oil
connubial bliss, states that In the city of London
the official record for the last year stands thus =
Runaway wives, 1892; runaway husbands, 2348
married persons legally divorced, 4l75; living In
open warfare, II, ,345 living In private misunder.
standing, 1929 mutually Indifferent, S. $40 70.
gardsd as happy, 3l75; nearly happy, l27 per-
fectly happy 10.
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SPRING RACES
FAIRFIELD SPRING RACES, FOR Il
WILL cOmmanca

FAIRFIELD SPRING RACES, FOR 1855
A~ WILL commence on
A4&&13kT> on the first TUESDAY in
lsr DAY-A Sweepstate for s-years old Colts and
Filless 1900 entrance, half forfeit and closed with
w. Fl. Gibbin names ch. t. Miss julia, by imp
Glencoe. out of Sally Ward
o. P. Hare names ch. G By Tallyho, dam by Trustee
Bowie l. Hall names gr. C. Union, by Register
out of Lilly.
J. T. boswell names b. I. by Revenue, out Of
C. Green names ch. c. by Belshazzar, dam by Glen.
zoe.
J. Becher names ch. c. by John Blunt, out of Peg.
j. Belcher also names b. C. by Zingaree, dam by
imp Priam.
Thos g. Moore names brown colt by Glencoe, out
of Lidyhamett mare; also sorrel colt by yorkshire,
J. Tally and A. cheatdam name b. by Tallyho.
dam Oratrix.
lyho, dam Betsey White.
% DAY-Proprietor'sP Purse S200-2 mile heats.
3p DAY-Proprieto 3 Purse 1900 s mile heats
4TH DAY.-Jockey Club Purse s. 4 mile heats.
9TH DAY.-A match race for $1,000 aside, mile
James Tslsy and A. Cheatham names er. by
Revenue, dam Andrewstta.
David Mcdaniel names his b. c. by Hawkins Priam.
SAME DAY-A sweepstake for years old Colts
and closed with the following entries:
Dr.. A. Crump names b. f. by Cnilde Harold. out OF
his Priam msrs.
D. w. Haxall names b. g. by Childe Harold, ont
of Priam mare.
S. C. Macon names b. c. by Tallyho, dam by Paris.
DR.. R. H. Cabell names b. c. by Zngaree, dam by
imp. Prism.
The following Stakes are now proposed to be run
at the Spring meeting
l. A Sweepstake for years Old $500 entrance half
forfeit mile heats, or more co make race-to be
run ON the first day of the meeting to name and
close the LIST day of Msrch.
2. a sweepstake for years old Colts and Filleys-
to be run on the 4th day of the meetins-S200 en-.
trance half forfeitS to make race, to name
and close as above-mile heats.
s. Post Stake, to be run over the Fairfield Course
the last day of the Fall meeting of 1856 with Colt
and Filleys then years old, mile heats. $500
trance, p. p. or more to make race, to close on
the 1st day of March next.
ia 5-2aWtd JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
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SPIRIT BIRTHS EpREss.

The Enquirer discovers, 10 the entente cordiale
between the Whis and the Penny Post, visible
sign and pledge OF the intimate alliance of Whig-
gerry and Know Nottingham Ia this State. The En-,
qurer alludes particularly to an article in recent
number of that paper, which the Whig chose to
construe as an appeal to our foreign-born citizens
to take up arms In defence OF their rights The
Penny Post tsays the Enquirer) did not discover
any thing alarming 10 the Enqurer's article until
the Whig raised the yell; but then the Post was
struck with CONSERVATION. and beloved AZ Justify
as Falstaf when "Hal" set upon him: 20 mon-
strous eleven men Of buckram grown out of
two - The Enquirer ridicules the idea that TWEEN.
ty thousand foreign born people will in any event
endanger the peace of the million and half Of
population In Virginia, and says If there were a
chance for such thing to come to pass 1t would be
through the malignant persecution of Know No
thingism and the insulting sneers Of the Whig and
the Post
The Penny Post comments freely upon the plat
form of the German Democratic Association of
this city, and tells its readers that there 10 danger
from the aggressions of foreigners In our midst.
The Whig publishes come editorial remarks
from Lexington paper published In 1889. said to
be from the pen of Mr.. John Letcher, rejecting
upon Mr.. Wise's political course and appeals to
the Democracy of Mr.. Letcher's district to say
whether they will support mau for Governor
whom Mr.. Letcher SO often characterized as un-
worthy of their support
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

PERPETUAL HoNEYmooN-The Albany IN. "
Kuickerbocker states the following:
The husbands In St. Louis Mo-, are models.-
Tue st. Louis Ipapers complain that married men
sit in church with their most tenderly around
their wives and suggests that sit distracts the at.
tention of the lockers on from the preacher" Fare
to St Louis $ls State Line Railroad In excellent
order. Put on your bonnets girls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
BY j. A. CowARDlN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRKss GooDs! DREss Goups!-Being de-
srous te reduce stock at this season. eter great
BARGAINS in
Rich DE LANES, for Winter and Spring, at all
prices
woFsted PLAfDS and Plsd Raw SILKS
BERE9ES, TISSUES, GRENADINES, CHAL-
LIES. &c &c. for Spring
Plaid aud Striped Summer SILKS, at so cts. per
yard
BALL AND EVENING DRESSES at all prices,
from 50 50 to $50 in Emb'd Muslins Tatle-
tsns. Grenadines, Tissues. Grape and Tulle
Robes, &c, by
THOMAS R. PRICE CO.,
"a Z2-2w Sc Main 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Anthony Prussock, an old man and pensioner,
was tried in Philadelphia, on Monday, for the muir.
der of VIM. C. Riggs, at the Naval Asylum, in No
vember last, and acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

There has been more shooting In Marshall Co,
Tenn. On this occasion, Col. G. w. Black Killed
JONI sashane. The latter y only the fourth man
the Improper use Of dre arms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Door, LYNCH, (formerly of Lynchburg,)
having been absent from the city the past sunmer.
reuews to the people thereof his proposal to pRAc.
TfcR MEDICINE
II Office at his residence on Clay street near Sd
Cslls on him will meet with pronp, attention
;aIo-2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

HANDSOME TEsTImoNIAL.--Miss Catharine
Hayes, who was still in Australia In October hav-
ing given concert at Sydney for the benefit of the
Destitute Childran's Asylum, the citizens held q
meeting and resolved to present her with nugget
of New South Wales gold, valued at a200, with the
request TO allow them TO manufacture it into suit
able and enduring memorial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Capt. Isaac S. Cofin an old shipmaster, and a
native of Newburyport, Mass, died in New Or.
leans on the oath of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

FROM HAVANA The Havana correspondent of
the Charleston STANDARD, under date of Jan. 25,
says:
Messrs Estrampes and Felix continue at the
Moro Castle literally inc0mmuni cGd0-two friends
of theirs having applied more than fortnight since
for permission TO visit them and up to last evening
had been unable to obtain any direct reply. They
(Estrampes aud Felix) are, believe, In good
health and spirits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
BROAD ROCK RACES

&A VIII commence the
FOURTH TUESDAY IN
APRIL, 1855, and continue
.~0Gs-S-a@~f five days.
1st day, TUESDAY.-A Sweepstake for year old
colts and fillys. $500 entrance-$l00 forfe.t-mile
heats. TO name aud close the 1st day of February.
I'd day, WEDNESDAY.-Proprietor purse $500;
two mile heats. -
Sd day, THURSDAY "A Sweepstake for year old
colts and fllys $500 entranee-S25O forfeit. Three
mile heats. Name and close the 1st day February,
4th day, FRIDAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500, three
mile heats.
old colts and llys 500 entrance-S50 forfeit. Mile
heats To name and close the 1st day of February.
Second Race, same dsy.-Proprietors Purse $lOts
mile heats. CALVIN GREEN,
no 29-2awtIstF Proprietor:
HrRichmond Enquirer and N. Y Spirit of the
Times COPY twice week till 1st February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
THOMAS L w. KEESEE.

dOCIIONEER.
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HPnon OF MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
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