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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
~ IMPRACHNENT IRIAL

C1-esrsIis1ce q The >. Y. 4Ils011
ALBANY. F1r-dsy A1r-1. =.
The managers experience Ul-ch diliealy 10 Pr1cur
Ing their witnesses They have settled upon elurse Of
proceeding in the examination OF risaessestsk0g The
TESTIMONY Of those first who ara most likely - know
ANYTHING of the charges contained in the articles as they
are laid down first In regard to the Lettings Of 81 which
are set forth in the first FIVE articles second in regard
10 the paying exhorbant prices for materials third
paving out money for work without authority, DC. Hiy
inc examined all the witnesses they could get into Court
ON the L. things they obliged this morning proceed
with the examination Of witnesses under charge fourteen
IN rerard 70 the Commissioners Oiti1g 70 attend sp
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ne which STE cid NJ; BSs latly viii you Inform ne
tou I'D hsve taken se AT.is 20 ts sfeaFasr the
Fl osls without getting N. a.
Ifere had be, danger N he lives IT ttoss % how'd
ft hin on The shos should bsys lowered nv sud
cert them 10 tttir old, be; this have sk0En rot
quirso do not f'ink necessary ~ make any dsui %
~ charge Vhib yeu have unjnstlv brought agan-i
me- that Ia,bef than ose the opportunity Of king
oBeK passage would leave ship ia distress when I'D
Ne power her ssiIors apt to be guided
b. sgch confeupfios considerations
Fave to the pu bic 70 decide 1hetbsr your cOrduct
me 10 this matter is most deserving ~ csnsure
lremaIp, err, Your obi serv't, G.. III 4. JEDKfss.
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LETTERS on The SOUTH. No. Nv.

CONSEQUENCES Of TIE n. Y. fnbz1s.
DOWN SOUTH we3aesdzy, JAY %, Isl
have recently been in neighbOrho0d where bQgle
call at twilight be heard BY 500 negroes in their
cabins, while twenty-five would include all the whites for
miles around; yet not door Is locked at night mean
of course, m the dwellings Of the whites 50 Tranquil
ere their sumbers IN the midst Of their servants In
VAIN weather It Is the custom in the country TO cav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26

Art,.i of the Netho rias disn War Steamer Amster-
dam.

Arrival Of the NetIcra dish War Steamer Amster-
dam.
T4s sailed from he iexel on the sth Of July and
arrived AT Plymouth on hs goth Ga the 2-th Of July she
sailed for ksw.York via Fay al stopping SIX days at the
latter port Wilhelm raysl the officers well received
BY the citizens, Sho showed them every courtesy. The
Offices epeah tho earnest terms Of the kindness which
they ed 81 th hands Of the american Consul Mr. e.
w. Daonsy and his esmable family who left nothing uu
done that could minister fhs pleasure of t5e visitors
The ofoera OF the Amsterdam delighted With the ex
ouisiie soenery and clul.te Of Fayal Ihe steaGer
brought a Uuited ot,ies ~ nom tayd aud sso the mai
bags OF The s. orig Dohio OF tae vessels employed
IN the deep sea al e.. Ga the evening OF the 3d.
when vl.hn n days a., New York, in lat 81 deg 81 min
n long a deg a. uiu w. OF Green .ich, at o'clock
NJ u.ey observed tbe Conner, to the W. ~ W., II deg
min Ligh, very disnct aud the tsii quite luminous.
Tie terds srr.ved III the Battery about O'Clock
yesterdsy morning and sslued from the Navy Yard
and Gov srnoI isnuG. VAch compliments We're sppro
rrately returned. In. Gao p and officers were ina sd
stey waited On 10y Nc Zimmerman, tia NetherindSh
Con,uI and others Toe oi paid their respects to the
MAYOR after WHICH they de visit Of inspection to the
mai steamer Hum booi aud most cordially ge eved
NV Cant lines who @ INDICTED them over the sap
The Amsterdam 'peoial envoy from the Gov.
eminent Of the Netherlands thu great Amsrioau EKhib
ton Tomorrow the officers sill pay their sp ois to the
officers Of the Navy lsrd and inspect that Governnsnt
Station On Saturday they vii VISIT ,he Crystal Psllee
Spanisurs; Leus Xfeek,l Van BleswyS, Ris Van Rhyn
Van Haersolte Doctor smm PGlser Nerb0ou Capts
CLERK, Weters Cbti Eug neer, sol
Tire vesss is fast sailing and substantial steamship Of
llCO tuus burden and mounts eight guns. Her bow gun
so poander her stern gun carries GO pound shot the
other sx are each pouudes Sic hssa Of l25
ali Disuisch Captain SpapiAurs IN Ne, lOrk In IN
year 1922 On board the soop OF Pass, which brought
the Duie Of SAKE Wemgr rs passenger 10 this port At
that tine tweu,, FIVE deserted which practical eHpe-
reIct coupled with toe advice which he received from
the Port Admiral of Plymouth relative to the late deser-
ions from d. NJ. frigste Leander, has made him very
sauiious ana he is determined 10 be careful Of bis
crew Tbs Apsterdsm vii Ionan az this port for abol.
three weeks when she wd procstd to the West Indies
until further orders. The officers Ell al lodge board
their ship during her stay here The gentlemen o. the
quarter deck appear to be- ahsppy jovis and good-na
tied sei Of men, Who in O. cir intercourse with each other
seem to study msnananoe Of comfort and sOoisby
rather than stiff necked etiquette.
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Arrival of the 1. :. BRIG Bainbridxc.

The | r. y brig cambridge, Commander JOAN Manning.
came o anchor % The Navy Yard last evening from Porte
Prsys Cape de Verde Islands The following is lis. O
her oiSotrs: Commando, john Manning Leasnsnts, "
II. Msoomb, Andrew Br! PUrser John Johnsoa Ao'
ing MSsier, W. w Bssset, Assistant Surgeon, &. HSr
rell Midshpmen Z n Greene Robert Boyd Captain,
Higgins.
hr. W. II. Morse L $. S,orekeeper az Porte Prsya,
home passengerin he b The day the b. sailed from
Porte PrsyA the L. s. fdgs'e Constitution, bearing toe
broad pnnAut Of Ccvrooiors Isaac aayo m for craise
the Coast Of Africa s wsl bosrd Che Bdab,iige
has been in comm lou a5 months petition OF which tille
she attached 10 the Brlzi squadron
Col Lewelsn Boyle st tAs Hotel de Gilbsrt on the
slst OF July, in good health.
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Aid for New-Orleans saaerers-Ner cotfon.


The Southern mall IS through fsy a. Mobile
Collections o- tts NeE Orleans susrsrs con.irus % be
ua5e II tie southern e5ss g. Jee additional ware sst
from BGlnuors today.
Ths frst bale Of Georgia eo;.oa, new cop arrived a.
Atlanta on Tuesday
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lBy Tsegrs7hI
The YeicW Tever New. OreausF FightfHi Iacrease.
EEW-O7LEASs, Msa1ly, AZ. p ls5l
The tct1 number o. ntsrmsH, reported YESTERDAY tie
sis; inst, Wa 81. fearful increase.
To day Monday, the total number deaths reported was
as3 Of which se5 were from yellow fever.
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Join Andersen Of Portland, gentleman who has ban
6i.fircuilhed ihs po-cS OF tile SAFE Of line $40
rss ntlrbeT CT Congress fTCm l-.l = 1883 L y s.
ft Attorney o- Mine from 1888 TO 1875, COlssto OF
ri'snd for many years and also MAYO. OF the .yled
q L residence Monday a.er long AM o.insl Ia
Z the see Of e.
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SuFsHE.rfS Pa Aug lg.-Dlscass Aussag Sriee-I
notice fso JsetsrsoI C0an;y cor spon1eat il luy
ID regsro - 8 disease among kogs. Toe comnsncd
suong 10. - this pace The frs one attacked dsd IN
'es houTs Tie second one attacked Was innSsi1s'y
led su har and pail Of cold waite. thrown directly apln
he head throat every hour effected pssei cure
II rtusrCer n, same. SAVED by the Of SUI
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Disrust bat look which - j. BIS scEl away
TIE tshe may eeszs 20 lhiuk thaS 3, can play
Nlih Heavens rsinoowi s.chf rnlsis nay coule
The slir.rF gold thciT erue-6e gives ont;
But Fsi.h, fanatic FElih, one welded fast
To ole dear fAlsehooi, hsgs Il 70 the lAs..'
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THE PEsTILEYCE AT NEw.ORLEAYs.

Co-resrerdesee g Tie v Y. r. buue.
rEN ORLEANS "Wednesday Evenlas AuF u, lsS
The report Of to day shows considerable increase
over Yesterday the total beog 2lJ deaths OF which 10
were reported YeloR Fever The following named per-
,s bnried Yesterday were natives OF the United iisa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12
Cuu,p OF TIE ANGEL WING.

CHILD Ot lnE ANSfL WING.
ooh sing rue a song, ne | fall asleep"
said a little one with a lustrous eye,
p0r toll mo a tale OF the flowers that peep
In the bright green woods that rrsch to the sky
That nee p in the spring, when the brides sing,
And the heaven are blue as our Neilys eyes;
Or tell of the child with the angel wing
Who walks in the garden OF paradiser'
sang him the song-l tcld him the tale,
And watched by his couch till we thought he
slept
For his cheek WAS white as the moonbeams pate
Tha, steal,hy and bright near hs pillow crept;
Then nv wordst grew faint and my voice sank low,
And | said, in thy dreams may the seraphs ring,
But he whispered soft, as | rose 20 go
'Uh tell of the child of the angel wing !
Then sang again--but he restless grew,
And tossed his young arms as he wildly spoke,
And burning red In his forehead iiow,
As the moon went dowa and the morning broke.
But he spoke ne more OF the springs bright flowers,
And he thought no more of his sisters eyes;
One name alone. in his teTerish hours,
Was hreathed in a whisper that pierced the skies.
"My mother, he said, and his eyes waxed dim,
For the sense, with their wavering lustre fled,
And he never knew that she knelt by him
Whose sun went down at his dying bed !
He has gone where the seraphs sweety ring
His story was brief as the sunset dyes,
He walks with the child of the angel wing
In the fiowery gardens OF paradise
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LIAM w WILSON. of Boston, was ar.

LIAM w. WILSON. of Boston, was ar
e=-ea n that city on Wednesday on charge
OF euunterfeiting, and has been held to bail for
sriet. He is an engrayer, and was the agent
of the Association Of New England Banks to
detect counterfeits. On searching his office
there were found number OF bank plates of
counterfeits lately put in circulation; also four
moulds for making dollars, halves, quarters,
and dimes, all Of American coin. Counterfeits
of each kind, and fitting the dies, were found
in his pockets.
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YOU DON'T SAY 50.

YOU DON'T SAY 50.
TOME one, come all, give me call,
~ Around on Governor street.
My stock is small bus yet for all
They say it's hard to beat.
But time works wcrders; so hey say,
And SO my time I'll wait
Until my musings ended,
And then tinie shall lay me straight.
But while on earth I'm living
My Prices sLel be fair;
So now your watch be given,
Unto me for to repair.
BARTHOLOMEW,
e29 Opposite the Dispatch
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A curious case OF somnambulism is recorded
in the ChilIicoihe Gazette. A daughter of
Mr.. Thomas Caine arose from ner sleep, and
in her night clothes walked miles up the
Scotia river, ,waded into the stream, and swan
across deep part, and was found by an "ear-
ly riser" sitting on the bank of the river
asleep. Remarkable enough, as the girl was
only thirteen years old, and couldn't swim
when awake
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

The wife of Parker Perry. of this county,
who resides about FIVE miles from this place,
was found on Thursday last, in we'll near
the dwelling house, dead, and bearing such
marks as TO leave little if any doubt that she
vas murdered. Perry has been committed to
Jail, under suspicion of having committed the
deed.-Raleigh Register, 18th uh.
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THREE MEN KILLED AT ONE SHoT.-We
learn from a gentleman from the Cherokee
Nation, that he was informed by man from
Evansville, that three men were killed there a
few days ago al one shot. Three men were
sitting by fire in house, when an Indian
fred through the window with a double
balreled shot gun at them, and killed all three.
Fort Smith Herald, 25th alt.
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ia 7-6t JAS. A. EGGLESTON.
VALUABLE SMALL FARM, 5 MILES
' NORTHWEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
The subscriber is authorised to sell small Farm,
situated in Henrco county, miles Northwest of
Richmond, adjoining the lands of James Phillips.
Willis CowIing, Absalom Blackburn and others,
containing about Is acres.
The Improvements consists of dwelling having
3 rooms, new ice house, barn, stable, &c. About 40
acres cleared, balance in pine and oak wood There
is an orchard of about 200 fruit trees, and vine
yard of 5000 grape vines-all in good bearing con.
dition. Possession be given at once. For
terms, apply to
ia7-iw w. GODDIN.
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The New Hampshire Patriot, the leading
Democratic paper at Concord, says the print
ing office of that paper has been the gradual.
ing school of Governor, a Senator in Con-
gress, several Representatives to Congress,
many editors, some ministers, and other young
men, who have filled at various times numer-
GUS responsible situations in the community:
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NEW CUNCEkN.-The SUBSTITUTES have
lN taken the House No IA, Pearl street, occu-
pied by the late firm of Norvell Jones & Eggleston,
and will contnne to carry on General Grocery
business, under the style and firm OF
EGGLESTON L. CO.
We will keep constantly on hand complete
and carefully selected stock of all the articles to
be found in Grocery establishment.
All orders will receive our prompt and person nal
attention.
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ExECUTIoN-The Rockville Journal says
fenced for rape, took place on Friday, about
a mile from that town, in the presence OF n
large number of spectators. He met his fate
with calmness, and declared to the last his
innocence of the crime of which he was con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

AT Julien's bal masque, or Tuesday night,
considerable alarm was caused by the falling
of what was supposed to be the body of
lady from the upper tier of boxes into the pit.
1t was soon discovered that hoax had been
played. and that the supposed lady was only
dummy" but of such weight as to cause
considerable injury to gentleman. upon whom
it fell, and to rsnder him insensible for some
time-IOnd0n 70ppr
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.PARTNEksHIP.-M J. H. BLAIR
having purchased the interest of Mr. WIN. II. SEA-
BROOK, of the late firm of Seabrook IL Reeve, has
entered into partnership with Mr. E. P. REEVE,
under the firm and style of REEVE & BLAIR, and
will continue to carry on the Apothecary and Drug
business at the old stand OF Seabrook & Reeve and
hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a
sha e of the patronage hberaIly extended to the
late firm Z. PAYSON REEVE,
RIAIR
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A CHANCE TO OBTAIN CHEAP DRY
IA GOODS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
As have determined to sell my entire stock of
Winter Goods at cost would call the attention Of
the ladies and the public generally, to my sssort
ment of Silks, Delsnes, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Flsn-
nels, Blankets, Shswls, Kerseys, and large as.
sortment of Muffs, and great variety of other
Goods, too numerous 70 mention.
MORRIS w ROSE,
Ia 6-2m 2O3 Broad street.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS AT MILLHISER g.
v BROS.-We beg leave to call the attention of
Ladies and Housekeepers to our yet well assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which we
enabled to sell very low, all having been bought
before the late advance in cotton and wooIen
goods is also desirable that the goods should be
sold in order to make room for our new Spring
stock.
The following goods particularly, will be sold at
bargains: white red and yellow Flannels, bleached
and brown Shirting and Sheehng, Prints, Mousiins,
white goods, such as Checks, Swiss and Cambria
Musl'ns, Embroidered Swiss for party dresses Kid
Gloves, Lambs Wool and Cashmere Hose, Flo.
and Sattins in all colors, Needle work goods
such as Collars Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Cam.
brio and Swiss Edgngs and Insertings, in great va.
riety, besides great many articles too numerous
TO mention, to which we respectfully call your
ly attention at MILLHISER g. BROS,
ja3 1913 Broad st.
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On Saturday morning last as the train
cars were coming down the Warrenton Branch
Railroad, and when about one mile from War.
renton, a colored man was discovered lying on
the tack. The engine was reversed, ana the
brakes put down, but the train could not be
stopped in time, although the speed was but
twelve miles an hour. He was caught up by
the guard, and on examination, he was found
to be dead. The man was of intemperate habits,
aud subject to its, and il is supposed by a
physician who saw him Immediately after the
lccident, that hewas dead before he was struck
bv the Locamotive.-Aie1. Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

, i"',e about being made to construct Il
: ~" f,oa- iion Fairfax Court House 10
'5',fr H'eE' ahd suitable point on the Orange
&--4 'ezsG9ria Rail ROAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

HUTCHESON'S CELEBRATED REM
II EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted ssfe, sure and mild remedy for
Piles, Pralapsus Ami, and all other diseases of the
rectum. One box will convince the spatient of its
mild and curative properties
Price o. one dollar, 2 OF. SOC per box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHESON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd s. Co,
Dove e. Co and Ade e. Gray. Sc 29-dIy
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IN retiring from business, most cheerfuy and
confidently recommend to the patronage of my
friends and the pablic generally the new firm of
REEVE d. BLAIR. w. II. SEABROOk.
Richmond, January lst, 1852. ja7
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TIE REMOVAL OF BILLY BowLEGs.-The
report that BILLY BowLEGs. with his remain.
ing handful of Seminoes had refused TO leave
Florida, has been confirmed by dispatches from
Gen. BLAKE. The latter gentleman recon-
mends the making of a contract with the Creeks
to drive out the Seminoles at so much per head;
but the head of the War Department very hu-
namely thinks that it would be more advisable
TO set surveyors to work protected by strong
force, and thus convince BILLY and his follow
ers that the government is in earnest.
A COURT "FELL THRouGH."-While Judge
Lewis was on Wednesday afternoon last hold
ing court at Brown & &Bookstavers law office,
IN Dunkirk, N. Y for granting naturalization
papers, the weight of the crowd present, con.
sisting of about 40 persons, proved too much for
the strength of the flooring. which suddenly
gave way, and precipitated in huddle, down
into the post-office below, the assemblage. save
few, (among whom was his honor and the
county clerk,l who made fast to the windows,
orjumped through the doorway; and strange as
it may seem, no one was seriously injured.
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NOTlCE TO PAYERS.
OFFICE OF EuPr SrRrrrs. b

-noror,r january 9th, 1855.
kphOfoSA1S Will be received at this offiee sntil
u Monday the l 7th instant at - O'clock ii r,r
repairs to broken pavements, and relaying snrh as
may be taken up on the streets lanes or alisvs of
toe city, tor Gas and Water pipes, for ons year
rom ,,. ana a1tei the first day of March, 1859.
The contractor will be reaured 10 enter ;,ta .,
venant with security to execute the work pgnmotly
and faithfully, as the same may be required rom
time TO time.
state the price per square yard-,he contractor
carefully removing all earth and rubbish from the
street.
The estimate has been made at 80 cents per souare
vard and no bid higher than that will Re considered
The contract must be signed within ten days after
the date of the award, or it will be considered as
abandoned. M. BATES
ia It'd Supt Streafs
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FOR RENT.

O. FOR RENT.-An excellent Room on
LEI Broad between 10th and 1lth street, suitable
for q Lodging Room, or Office. Apply to
EDWARD D.8EACHO,
jas General Agent and Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

HUNTING COATs.--s Merchant q Weisi.
Il L ger, have just received an adaiuonsi iot OF
Hunting Goats Of superior qaaiy Ssn ana
see them Ut No lie Main st. ,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

NOTICE.-Persons indebted to us for house
IN rent or negro hire, due on the fret day 81 ue
year. win very much oblge Us by calling ana pay
Ing OF our Office, as our engagements make y very
inconvenient for US 70 call on them.
ia7 TOLER & COOK. General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

4 sLOTHING, Received du-
~ ring the past three weeks large additions to
my stock of Clothing making ii now one Of the
most varied Stocks. cohnprising every style and
quality OF Clothing out this season. all Of which
will be sold at unusually low prices for Cash. For
good Clothing and good Cts call ON
d GOODMAN,
l34 Main street. opposite Eagle Square.
N. B-My Stock of Clothing Il entirely too
large and must be reduced By the 18th Of January.
For the greatest bargains call on JDG.
de %
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GREAT BARGAINS.-As the season has
" far advanced, will now offer my entire stock
of Dry Goods at greater reduced prices than ever.
The stock comprises in part the following: La
dies Dress Goods of all styles, such as Silks,
French and English Merinos, Poplins, Mousins
from 10 cts to the finest quality Apaccas Calicos,
Blankets, Flannes, Shewls, &C. Also, Goods for
Gentlemen, Boys and Servants wear, such as
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gentlemens Woolen
Under Shirts and Drawers, Wooden Socks, ker
seys, Linseys, &c, and every other article usually
kept in Dry Goods store. great variety of
fancy articles, all of which will be sold at anusu-
ally low prices. The public are respectfully invit
ed to call and examine my stock besore purchasing
elsewhere. II Rt}SENFELD
ia7-lm l75 Broad street.
nISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEk-
IL SHIP.-The copartnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of SEABROOK Il REEVE, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Persons in
debted to the late firm, will please make immediate
payment Either partner can the name of the
firm in setttmen of the business.
WIN. II. SEABROQK,
F.. PAYSON REEVE,
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PRICE ONE CENT

IN offer their services to their friends and the
public to hire out Negroes the ensuing year. They
viii use their best efforts to good prices and good
homes Persons wishing us TO hire out their Me-
groes will please inform as as soon ss possible.
NJ d. G.. B. HILL,
Corner of Franklin and Wall streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12

MARBLEIZED IRON MANTELs, ia.
ISl BILE TOPS, COLUMNS, &c--The Sala.
mander Marble Company are now prepared to Of
fer to the public the choicest styles of the above,
made by a recent invention, in imitation of the
most unique and beautiful varieties of marble and
precious stones. These articles have already ac-
quired au enviable reputation, and were awarded
Gold Medal at thelate Fair of the American Insh-
tute in New York. This combination possesses
advantages over the real marble, inasmuch as they
are cheaper, more durable, not liable to damage
from ons and acids, while they lack none of the
beauty of the originals.
A great variety of stylos and designs, such as
Agates, Brocatelles, Siennas, Verd, Antiques, &c.
&c, may be seen at our store on Cary street. For
sale at factory prices.
de 30 FRY g. McCANDLIsH, Agents.