The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
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Our triends az this Establishment sent s,. &C.,,
DAYS ago, chair of very peculiar eonstrue,;a.
for which we herewith return our thanks. n,.s
summer chair, intended for piszzas, cottage, -.
Is OF the iightest possible construction, being
ped with material which we take to be r,t,.a
and Is as durable ss 1t Is light. II isa most de.
ightiul chair for summer use being very cool. end
not hsble to change from exposare
take this occasion to call attention 10 Mr. a..
e''ao'snment which is now undergoing change
'ne "Aterais which 1t presents for sale sufi.
10y inocafed IN the title which he gives Ii, aGin.
mouse Furnishing Emporium" 1t is, 30 wa
nfonaucted on the same plan with house, of I.
similar character in the Northern cities and ~.
y. having branch in Nov York. and ;,,,,,,;,,
direcs from Europe, can afford To se,, =. 49,
tney can in any Of the Northern c;,;.. -
great facilities to purchasers in e;,tsr ,.-
small Quantities Among the article. vt;.s
noticed In going over the store in ques,ion G.
Gays s'nce' were the following :--ls. refrip.r..
'or on new principle, snd said to be an article Of
aFefy superior character. 1t is called "Larra.
bees ventilsted and improved upright and hor;.
zontal refrigerator" I'd. Yates Albasa forks and
spoons, made at Sheffield, and warranted to keen
their color. They are exactly like silver. and an.
swer the purpose fully as we'll OF the same ma.
feria, they have every article used the tsh,.
besides large general assortment of plated ware
3D. Portable camp chairs. made in such a vav that
they can be folded up into very small compass
Iney make a good seat and are quite a curiosity
IN tneir way. 4th Pland tin ware, of which there
are any number of coffee and tea urns, meat
dishes, &c. 5th. American ivory handled cutlery.
Tor table use, very beautiful and apparently very
durable. s.I 81
We have given but an outline of the valuable
and useful because yaluabls-articles that NAV h.
found at Ginters. If the reader wish to know
more we advise him, by all means, to call. IL
would especially be the interest of proprietors of
noteis an boarding houses, to examine the larger
ana heavier coffee and tea urns, meat Dishes &C..
made especially for hotels and boarding houses.
STEAMSHIP RoANoRE.-Tlis favorite shin ar.
rived at her wharf about o'clock yesterday after.
noon. She was detained below the bar several
hours owing to the low stage of the tide. An up.
iounced report has been circulated to the effect that
she was sunk. we are sorry to hear that various
reports to her prejudice have been put in circula.
uon since she has been on the route between Rich
mond and New York, and judging from the mum.
Der, we ale disposed to attribute them to some un
worthy motive. We are much pleased to have il
in our power to inform our readers that this fine
vessel continues to receive the patronage that she
80 well deserves from both shippers and the travel
ling community. -
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tensive circulation in the city on yesterday that
Eegress had hung herself on Union Hill. From
good authority we learn that the report was incor-
rect The servant of doctor living on that hill,
owing to her unruly conduct, was placed in the
hands of an auctoneer for sale, and tte darkey in
venting her spleen, through the medium of lam
guage, declared it to be her intention to hang her.
self. Unfortunately for her character of veracity.
however, the suspension did not take place The
black seraphm ought to be arrested for defraud.
ing Coroner Wicker.
New PUBLICATioN.-IHe Fortunes and
Misfortunes of Harry Racket Scapegrace.-
We rise from the perusal ofthis amusing work
with aching sides. The lover of the humor-
Gus and exciting, will experience in the read-
ing ofthe adventures of young Scapegrace an
exhilarating and pleasing season. 1t is one Of
the most mrlh.provoking works that we have
ever read. To man afflicted with the dyspep-
sia or the "blues," this work will be perfect
god-send. For sale by Geo. NJ. West s. Bro,
Exchange Bookstore.
ARRIvAL.-The steamship Roanoke, from
New York, arrived yesterday afternoon. She
brought with her the sailing yacht Roanoke,
Jr, Commodore Schofeld. Those fond Of
aquatic excursions will ow have full oppor-
tunity 10 indulge in their favorite recreation.-
Huzza for the yacht club
FIGHTISG.--Three free negroes, named Jno.
Norweil, Fleming Phillips and Salena jack
son. while under the influence of liquor, en-
gagged in general fight Saturday night, and
were taken by the watch to the cage. Yester- +
day the Mayor sentenced them to receive "a
lashes each.
ABUsIvE.-Meredith Kersey, and his wife
Sasan, were brought up before his FL onor yes
terday-looking very disconsolate-at the in
stance of Mrs. Sarah Ann Miller, who charged
them with using threatening and abusive LAM
guage towards her. The slip of the tongue
being proved, the accused were bound over in
the sum of $l00 to keep the peace.
BAYsE's PASoRAmA.-By visiting this Pam
Drama, the curious, in imag gination, can take
voyage to Europe for 25 cents. See ADVERTISE
ment.
U. s. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Civil business s,ill
occupies the ttention of this court.
HARMONIC TRoUPE.-Another entertainment
will be given at Odd Fellows Hall, this eve-
ming, by this talented band, being for the bene-
ft Of Messrs. G. Phelps and NJ. p. Phillips.
WITHOUT REGisTER.--Wm. Joiner, free
negro, was on yesterday committed 10 jail, BY
his Honor, for want of register.