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buttons.

UCTION.-The undersigned, having sold his
IN Farm, known the "Bacon Farm" will offer for
sale, at Public Auction WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1Oth,
1865, at O'Clock A. NJ at the house of HARRIsoN BACON
in Barre, the following valuable Stock with other per-
sonal property, viz.
One pair Fat Oxen, years old last spring, weighing
400 One pair do do, years old. One pair of Stays,
for work. 20 young Mich Cows Fat Cows. 20 Iief-
ers, two years old next spring. with cali.
The above Stock principally raised my Farm is
OF the choicest and approved breeds mostly Dur
ham, and challenges its superior in the State The Hef
ers were sired by the famous Bull raised by Prenss
Albany, and now ownel by Calvin sanford, of Barre.
BLACK HAWKS.-0ne Mare Colt black 4 years old
next spring, and well broken to the harness. One do
bay, years old next spring These Mares are superior
animals They were sired by the old Black Hawk owned
by David Hill, Bridgeport Vt
SWlNE-Four old Sows, with pig by one of the best
oooded hoars in the State % superior Pigs the Suf
folk breed, 24 months DID, From 80 40 tons of good
English Hay; from 400 to 500 bushels of good Corn;
from 100 to eco bushels of tworowe Barley fit for seed
FARMING TOOLS of every description consisting of
z carts, ! Ok Wagons, l Buggy, Lumber Wagon, 10
Ploughs, Harrows, IL Chains, Ok Sled Horse Sled
Shoyes, Hoes, Forks, Dairying Utensils 10 Ok Yokes
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting of Beds
Chairs Tables, Carpets, Stoves &c. Buffalo Robes
good Grindstones and many other articles not mentioned
Also gond Farm to sell rent, known as the "Jonas
Carruh Farn situated in the south-easery part of Pc
tersham and containing 10 good lam well di-
Vded into moving plough land and pasturing with good
buildings thereon, consisting of good two story house.
2 good barns and out buildings
HARRISON BACON.
DANIEL BACON, Auct'r.
Barre, Dec. %, 1854. dtf s2s
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GlotI)ina.
CLOTHES! CLOTHEsM CLOTHEs!U

CLOTHES! CLOTHESI CLOTHES!u
Clothes clothes, Clothes imperial forms of dress.
te KING his regal air to the queen her loveness
The gallant grand and gay the maid almost divine
would never be noticed amongst the crowd their clothes
want superhne;
We look at the glorious flowers with their c,rs ~ H.
We look at the dome Of night with its thousand roaeneve,
ana we DOW to the spirit of beauty that gives such
And the spirit of beauty you know, is aougbt but the
cothes, Clothes Clothes the summary days have gone
And the chilly nights of the Fan are swiftly coming on
An e hghtsome clothes we wore when the we're in
We must cast away and prepare for Winters cold and
30 come We grayhare ses for your clothes Of sober hue
blue,
Come salwsrt and strong in your native anlne,,
and MACULLAR will make you shine in the gIoriss a
glorious dress.
Clothes, clothes, clothes, hurrah for the overcoat,
mat we bntton when zero regns, round body and
precious throat;
When winter with spears ice tilt at our vest;
Ana hurrsh Tor MACULLAR who makes and sells as fass
as he can,
All that's fitting for 'tBub or the most imperial man
10 to HIM and buy your Clothes and you to bless
the day You began to trade with the paragon of dress
Clothes Clothes cothes the lawyer forgets his brief
me farmer the price of wheat the lover his latest grief
Ae "ooGman the green oak tree, that in its forest
The doctor his fees and pills. hoatman wind and tide
me II clergyman his text, and the hardy artizan
us daly tolls and cares, when they see the fun dre.aA
man,
And they instantly go to MAcULLARs, and nobody
sEoad do less,
And come out in the newest Styles handsoes forms
Of dress.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS q 90
271 PiPer's Block, Mafn Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN
Have always on hand an immense stock Of CLOTHING.
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants viii and 1t highly advantageous to
their interests to call at store as we can otter them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In our Custom Departments may be found tb most ex
,ensiVe assortment Of Piece Goods be found in this city,
consisting OF Broadcioths, Doeskins Black and Faacg
CGsstineres CGstors Beavers, Testn gs in lirenadne
hna London Silks, petUets, Pish Cashmere &c which
VIII be made up at the shortest notice. and in the best
manner under the charge of Mr. ALBERT PATrERsoS who
cannot De exceed by any in this city as an experi
ehceu Nut'er' daWH o6
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Real estate.

IL FOX SALE.-A Cottage House and Lot pleas
;E anty situated near the Junction Depot The House
SA- is new, and will be sold low and on easy terms
ease apply to A. THAYER, JR House on pIeasor,
street. diff jS1
- FOR SALE.-A Dwelling House with rCoo,s
E;R on the first floor, and rooms above good barn
@ and lot containing 900 feet of land with all kinds
OF rult trees bushes, and vines within four minutes walk
Oh the City TALL Also several cor1 of manure. Inquire
of Il, SOUTHWICK, Green street. diff d4
%s FOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN-A
esaa New Two Story House. containing 16 finished
4sl<. rooms, with basement and sub-c .ar. the whole
size of the house. The house is finished in the most tho
rough and modern STYLE and situated the height of
land on the south side of Laurel street. steps above
the Church, commanding splendid view Of the entire
city and suburbs that never be obstucted The lot
contains II 600 square feet stocked with young fruit
trees in bearing condition. Terms elsy. Inquire on
the premises of ]. II, SIMMONS
DIS diff
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AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR.
THOUSANDS ARE LOOKING FOR
USEFUL AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
With which to replenish their Libraries,
A


GIFTS FOR FRIENDS.
We offer the following of recent Publications as well
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The Mothers ofthe Bible, by Mrs S. G. Ashton
Life Scenes of the Messiah by Rev. Rufus W. Clark
The Illustrated Lampghter, with IA full page engraY-
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Home Stories for Little Boys and Girls, by Mrs Phelps
elegant vols.
The Sunbeam, by lady ofNew Hampshire
leaves from the Tree 1gd VI, by Martha Russell
The Evening of Life. A 0IIt for the Aged
Voices from the Silent Land A Gift for the AfHct. d.
writings OF Rev. Dr. Cumming. In Holiday Bindings
Moore's Encyclopedia of Music. valuable and ele-
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Egypt Past and Present, by Rev. J. P. Thompson
Substance aud Shadows, by Emma Wellmont
Dress as Fine Art, by Mrs. Merriied,
Pastors Wedding Gift by Rev. VIM. NJ. Thayer
Clark, y -'''' ~ W.
Clarkes Lectures to You Men. In gilt bindings.
MRS. Chid's Life of Hopper. In fine bindings.
The Ocean and the Prairie, by Lucy Larcum
Christ Friend, and the Friends of Christ by Rev Dr.
Adams. "
The Christians Daily Life new and admirable vol
ume by DR., Cumming. "
The Daily Monitor. pocket companion for Chris
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Uncle Toms Cabin. Holiday edition, with $50 engrav
ings
In addition to our publications we have on hand
and offer at retail large and well selected stock of
Standard Works Also the current literature of the day
JOHN P. JEWETT Il Co.,
- III Washington Street, Boston.
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WORCEsTER MUTUAL LOAN AND

WORCESTER MUTUAL LOAN AND
w ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. I, Sd floor, FLAGG'S Building, Main St.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Presidential. N. TOWER.
Vice President-GE0 NJ. RICE.
Secretary-GE0. H. CLAPP.
DIRECTORS.
II. n TOWER, 10 Pleasant ST. GEO. NJ. RICE Elm st.;
H. H. CHAMBERLIN, Elm St. VIM II. HARRIS Vernon St
> b. DENNIS, 40 Pleasant ST. GEO. f. CULVER ~ South
bridge ST.; s. P. SoUTHGATE, IL Church St.; BENZ
WALKER, Prescott St.; CHAs. WOOD, Southbridge St.
EDWARD LAMB, Hanover ST.; JOHN FIELD, 81 Elm St.
Surveyor-BENJ. WALKER
ms Association organized the fifteenth day of
November according to act of the legislature passed
April 10Th, 1854, as a Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Association the object which is to enable its mem
6ers to become their landlords-to purchase home
Tor themselves and families The members of this Asso
CITATION, by small monthly contributions, are enabled To
ralse fund by which, if they desire it, each one buys or
builds for himself freehold residence thereby possessing
home free from all membranes, without having
been at any perceptble outlay.
Books are open for subscription to Stock at the Of
nee Admission fee only will be required the present
month Attention particularly called to Circular lust
issued by the Association.
Office open evenings from to O'clock where informa
ton pertaining to the Will be cheerfully given
dc DIFF e
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the MUTUAL LOAN n
IN ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION will he
held at the Office of the Association on the first Monday
OF january at u o'clock Entrance fee and dues will be
received at the meeting, at the Office at the earliest
convenience All members respectfully requested to
attend. Office hours from to l A. Nj and from to 9
2. NJ. GEO IT CI.App Sac,1,
d25 d1u - wv .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01
CURE FOR THE TOOTH-ACHE THAT
" Is A CURE. SIX HUNDRED CASES TREATED

A CARD.
We the undersigned hereby give our free and honest
testimony to the efficacy of Dr. Stearnss painless nerve
destroyer, assuring friends and the public that we
experienced almost instant relief and permanent cure
by its application
THOSE who, like many Of US have lost their sleep for
several nights, from toob-ache, will be thankful as we
Were to have their natural again. that too with
out the pain and loss of having valuable tooth extracted
:, IL. Parker, Il. Arnold,
Mrs. S. r. Parker, j. Morey
j. +. Raymore, c. Carlisle
Mrs. Raymore, j. F. Soutbgate
H. Carson, j. W. Hartwen
N. Pike, s. Gates
Mrs. Nj. L. Bolster, X. L. Smith
j. b. Tarbell Mr.. Mason,
j. knights, S. j. Rowland
Dr. George o. Slearnss Office No Il Pearl street
worcester, Formerly ofthe firm of Drs Stearns Broth
ers, Boston, Dental Surgeon OF years practice would
call attention to the fact that he has treated as above
over SIX hundred cases of tooth ache than seventy
of them during the last two or three months
Aware that there has been great deal of humbug in
this department of Dental Surgery and being unwilling
to rest under the slightest suspicion of lending his name
and professional reputation to willfu deception he
would confidently refer those who have entertained honest
oouOts, TO the above card. diff n30
BUILDINGS REMOVED.-THE sUBsCRl,
NJ Der takes this method Of informing the public thai no
prepared to buildings of every description in the
most expeditions and careful manner either in city or
country Also to raise buildings, any desirable height
tbs long experience in the business enables him to give IN
All the assurance that whatever he undertakes in this line
OF business will be done in the best ranner All orders
left at Aaron Bings 26 Front st. will be promntIv AZ
tended to- febl0 d1y NATH'L DEARRoRN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

ESASSAGE ONLY $50 FROM LIVER
POOL TO BOSTON.
LEONARD CO., Agents for TRAIN 4 cos Regular
ana Established Line OF Packets Drafts England Ire
iand' ana Scotland, payable at sight their House in
Liverpool, OF at any Bank in Ireland
LEONARD Il CO. Agents.
16o Main-street, Exchange Building.
: d25 DIFF
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Books, 81.
GIFTS GIFTS!!
EHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
G. i Z II 6

II y
T. BAKER & CO., 1874 Main street. offer to the citi.
zens of Worcester and vicinity splendid assortment of
BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES selected with special
reference to the coming Holiday season. among which
may be found
Bibles in Superb Bindings, Standard Poets in Turkey
Morocco, Antique Calf dol Republican Court; Panorama
Of Earth; Picturesque Album; Album Terogs; Ladies
ored Piates Album of Court of Louis xiv; Rhine swz-
erland, &C.. &c.
ANIMALS, in immense variety. Chldreu's Books TOYS
&C., in any quantity Boxes; Ladies' Writing Desks;
Papeteries Port Foos; Paper Weights; Porte Monnaies
Brushes, &c, &c. Besides rich and varied stock of
of Literature
Please call and examine our stock. diff dos
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Cost on0 Goun0.

TX EYS LOST.-Two or three weeks since, bunch
ma ofkeys was lost somewhere Ia this city. TIE finder
will be rewarded by Wing them at the Spy Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

ABAN K-MANUFACTURER OF
~ BOBBINS and SP00LS of every description for Cot
ton Wooden, and Silk Factories Also Chisel and Anger
Handles Table Legs HUBS and job Turning of every de-
scrpAn done at short notice Shop, South street. Fitch
burg. GIass. dSwIy nIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

NOIlCE.-The annual meeting of the memb rs Of
the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
MONDAY the eighth day of January next at two O'Clock
r NJ for the choice Of Directors and for the transaction
ing. II : pARIS4 Secra.. 49,
Worcester, December 29, 1854 dts dSo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

EMOVAL.-E. E. ABBOTT 4 co. have re
moved from their late Office No. 2lS Main ST.. to OF
nce no fLAGGs BLOCK directly opposite the New City
Hotel formerly the Central Hotel Where thew will con-
tinue in the Real Estate Business
Persons having property for sale exchange in the
city or comfy, will do well to call upon them
QlJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01
BRTCK--WHOLEsALE & RETAIL,
"a DEALER IN
BOOKS II STATIONERY.


.s Under the American Housel
Dealer in School, Classical, law Medical Theolocieal
Mechanical, and Miscellaneous Books, Where NAV he
found the largest and nest Cola ,ete assortment ever Of
Tered for sale in this city, and presensg at glance an
immense collection of choice literature .lequalied in
amount Of volumes and seen or read but tn be
Country dealers and others wishing to purchase are
spectfuly invited to call Public and Private Libraries
supplied on the most liberal terms
Also large stock of Blank Books and choice
constantly on hand.
The latest publications may be found on our coanters
as soon issued. div d1o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

ISSOLUTIO%.-The Copartnershp heretofore
~ existing between William c. p Clemence and JoeI
Hunt under the name of Clemence Hunt is this day
dssoVed by mutual consent All debts due the concern
may be paid to VIM c. p. Clemence who will continne
the business at the old stand
VIM G. P. CLEMENCE,
Worcester, Dec I6, 1854. DIFF d2s
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSTC.-O, COL
LESTER having located himself in this city would re
specially give notice that he is prepared give lnstruc
zion In all the various departments Of Vocal Music to
eiassesi or private pupils viz fundamental Instruction
cultivation OF the voice. vocaizng, and Sofeggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice Of Church
Music, Gee, and Chorus Singing.
instruction in Thorough Bass, and the Piano Forte
viii be given at his room, No 20 Summer st. or at the
licences of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. o. begs leave to add that all those under his in.
BY applying himself assiduousy to his profession 10
merit liberal patronage
II All communications through the Post Odice or left
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned.
Worcester, Feb 8. 1874 dawt
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% Ect.

THNO RENT.-A HOUSE near the Junction Machine
n Shop Inquire OFF. c. BACON, No. Central Ex-
change diff d27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

N OST-Dec. 18th, on Front, Grafton, Green, PARK
IL Water, or Plymouth st.. a Fitch Fur Tippet; the
finder Of which will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this office. dtf dl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

worcester, Nov. 8th, 1884.
NOtIce-Al persons indebted to the subscriber pre-.
Vou 10 oct list, are requested to make immediate nav
ment. ION aS VIII tJ
n22 distf fAN hn'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-01

eSOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The SUBJ
scroers have this day formed copartnership under
tne name OF WHITE GLEASON, and will continue the
rocery business at No rs Southbrge street. where NAV
De found general assortment of Family Groceries which
the city JONAS WHITEr "'' VI
EDWIN GLEASON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.

twill be seen by the address of the Gear
after the fall of Sebastopol, that those who
expect that event to cow the spirit OF Rus
STA and pave the way for an early peace
have entirely moderated the temper and for
titude of the Russian MUD. Undismayed by
the heavy calamity which has betallen the
Russians, and making no attempt to conceal
the severity of the stroke from himself, his
people, or the world, the Gar, in his address
to his army exhibits the most mistaken dig
nifty and firmness, and in his letter to the
King of Prussia, and inthe orders ofthe day to
the troops shows the most settled determine
ton to resist the invaders whilst Russia has
rouble or man to support the contest In
stead of being discouraged for moment by
the fall of Sebastopol, he holds up the gallant
and self sacrificing conduct of its defenders
Is an example of heroism and devotion to
all the other troops of the empire. A blow
at Sebastopol is not blow at any vital part
of the Russian empire. Russia will soon con-
centrate her strength within narrower from
tier, and dispute with desperate determine
fion every step of the French advance. She
has men, money, and plentiful harvests,
whilst her enemies are complaining of de-
ficiency in their grain crops. In the fiery
contests of the battle field France has shown
the most speed it remains now to be seen
which has the most bottom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
DIED.

At Msyaeld. ibis Feddepce. Hanover county, on
Friday mornins 9th inst. at Al O'Clock, Col. CHAe
PARKE 0OODALL, in the 70ih yssr Of bis sgs
The fri.nds and relatives OF the family are Invited
to attend his fuosrs ct his residence, this Sstudy
afternoon, at o'clock.
At the Bath Alum 0prin,s. on Wednesday, the Sd
inst Mr. WIN. II. TEMPLE.
The friends and scquaintsnces Of the family sre
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
without further notice.
On Friday evening, Oct. 5tb, at 81 O'Clock, n r.
THOMAS CROUCH, In his 68th year.
His funeral will take place TO morrow (su day
at O'Clock P. M, at the I'd Presbyteris Church,
(Rev Mr. Hoge'a) The friends and scqu,intspces OF
the family invited to attend, without farther
tise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
DEPARTURE OF A VIRGINIA AUTHOR

H..
The literary public of Virginia will learn
with regret that Mr.. JAMES A. BARLEY,
author of Lays of Ancient Virginia and
other Poems" is about to remove from this
old Commonwealth and take up his resi-
dence in the city of New York. We could
not have credited the possibility of Mr.
Bartley's departure from Virginia, unless We
had been informed of the fact in q letter un.
der the poets own hand 1t is thus that New
York absorbs all the genius, as well as the
energy and capital of the country How
ever, what is our loss will be New York;
gain. We shall expect to see the name Of
BARLEY enrolled in the same proud list with
Bryant, HaIleck and Percival, and rejecting
the most brilliant lustre upon his native Viz.
ginis.
In this connection, it gives us the most
exquisite felicity to learn from the EARN.
er's Friend" that Mr.. BARLEY is at present
engaged "in writing poem in the stauza of
Gertrude Of Wyoming, and the scene ia the
Sweet Springs Valley. in Monroe COUNTY,
If Mr.. BARLEY does justice to himself in this
new production of his muse, the forthcoming
volume viii produce profound sensation Ia
the literary world. and will achieve for its
author proud niche in the temple of i'm
mortality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
u...-w B...-Tne Firsb Annual Bah

H,.nxw BALL-The First Annual Ball
!. "a n ssTbe Hebrew Young Msu's Literary Az
,.,s;.,iou.r took place accordiuG 70 sunoueeemsat
q Corinthian Hall on Thursday svs.inE As.. ssriy
aooU,hied. and the eaiesy OF the evenias was soon
,,.de manifest BY the striking up OF Grand En-
.rss march, executed In the best style. BY "Dol'in-
GERS Cotilion Band After this march. the "Poetry
81 Motion" was put into full reputation. and "sil
ZEN, a. merry ~ marriage BALI" The Cotilions.
Wsl,zes, Scbouishes, and Reels were proceeded
viii ia accordance with the programme prepared
far the occasion. The assemblage was large and
agreeable. 1, was indeed gratifying to see many Of
onr Gentle friends o-mnglipg IN social intercourse
with the daughters of Israel. The dances con.in
ned un, an early hour on Friday morning, when
an retired to their homes perfectly satisfied With
the s.opsping ball of the season" Much credit II
due 10 the management of ths ball for the sasfac'
torv manner Ia which It was gotten up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

How astonishing it seems now, that when
Louis Napoleon lived in England, of the
many intelligent Englishmen to whom he
was well known, there was but one, Sir Ro'
bert Peel, who considered him man of
more than ordinary talent. One would think
that such man as he has proved himself
since his accession to power in France, must
have impressed every one who came in con-
tact with him with profound sense of his
superior ability. That he is the greatest
stat esman and ablest ruler of the old world,
seems now to be the universal opinion of all
Europe; yet he had lived to middle age and
no one discovered spark of genius in him,
till he emerged from obscurity. Undoubt-
eddy, he is great man, the master mind Of
Europe, and, aided by the English alliance
is capable of making greater changes in the
map of the continent than were achieved
even by his illustrious uncle. Nay, England
herself, but for the blue water that rolls be-
tween and the "walls of oak" that float upon
the wave, would be completely at the merc y
of the nephew of Napoleon. The present
war has destroyed the "prestige'' of the Brit
ish army in the eyes of France and of the
world. 1t has inspired the French soldiery
with perfect contempt of England as a mil
tary power, and soothed the pride which had
been wounded and bleeding since the down.
fall of Napoleon. Without drawing the
sword against her ancient foe, France, under
the second Napoleon, has amply retrieved
the furnished laurels of Waterloo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
AMUSEMENT6
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
PILE RARR ERa
FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
&~ FALL MEETING,
<hAA2TS 1855.-FIFTH DAY
~ SATURDAY. October 6tb
SS~-k..-..sa.>-n-A post stake for year olds;
2 mile heats; 5000 entrauce-play pay-for which
there three entries. Wis
VIM Fl Gibbons sebastopol.
John Bechers Carolina.
James Taily's Miss Julia.
ALsO-A sweepstahe for yesr olds 300 en-.
trsnse-S100 forfeit; mile heats.
Members Of the Club must pay their subscriptions
and procure their badges at the gate.
y GATE FEE-50c.
oc Git JOHN BELCHER. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06

Nero FoUND.-A small negro girl, be
tween the age of five and eight years, was commit
ted to jail by the Mayor, she being estrsy. with.
ont owner or parents. Some three months since
sha was left with Frances, servant to Mr.. Charles
EIlis, and has been 10 her possession from that
time until the present. Persons can see her by
calling at the iAil.