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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
SeDerz 9Baaren.

Der untsrSei6nsis in Der Stabt QlIcn-
taun. eibt bierourd Dem pubIitum adtunss
ou Nadr6t. oab CT bic Seesr- 8ifersi
Lo6 INNER an fsinsm aItcn StanopIaes
,Ortbetreibt, uno oab sr se9snwdrti9 Elm
berrlie5ss Qfotter,sut 9tesr @uarsn oui
6anb bat. uno immsrbiu su boItsn geoenft.
msIte @adrsn er an pbitabcIpbia Martt
prsilen abfseen wtro.
ssse %. rq6ws
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
9lu SCbuntdbcr.

G6en nurbe crbaltsn, elm arc6es aNcrttn,rnt rtu
NQcrctc uub 8inpir9 ecoCr, estttn Stbubpprl' ocI'
;trn,ghubu6otl, fron,SIlths Sub6crs. uno cIhs an:
Scrs 9rtitsl Die gum Sbubmahtr9efbdft ssbSrsn-bSi
.. uno s. Sdger.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
GiIem.

Cine Suantit4t ssbSmmcrtts uno aercIItts Gkn.
Scosutiltu. amtritaniitJtS uuO su9lllsbss Yanotn'
ei(tn, 2dftiItn, oeeciencr uno Sd,Ettshf6b, laudr
flado uno ruub, lan,mt 2tmbrfn uno ShrautltNdtn.
cs6tn srbalttn uno wrblfIil ,u prrtaufn bel
{ 8. uno s. Sdser.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
g Id &.

$50 9cru glas. s tsi 10. 10 bsi II, 10 lei Ia.
10 bei Is, II 6ri 16 uuo ancers GrSRtu, iu prtau;
fen psi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
Ser 9SOIfs : Gtobr
misber erbfnet!
Cine gruFc Serle9iln9!


q. SD. Grubb mottt bicrpurh Den 8iir9rn
pcn ausntaun uno Der lm9e9sne afbtuns69'u 0ftenn'
oaf sr snen Stcbr na Dem frtibcr pcn 6. D. Gam
fen arbaltsuen Stanepaee prlc9t bat 9craoe s9sndber
baaenbidb's Gaitbaus, uno aI9emEin bttannt untsr
Dem 9iamen
SSDlfStpDr,
rcIcltit ss ihm SrtucC mabsn ruiro, pt irtr, altn
10 pieuen, bic bn nit hrcm 3upruh htbrtn ptresl'
geiu Gtcd tCiiebt rpc INNER, aus elmer 9rcFsR SsrS
lbieonbsit alIsr pinbsnsipsrIbsn Sitter.
Babies SrefSiitcr
bat sr ron alien Shtss. SualitdSn une prsiltn, as
DeIoius. Gaf6merss. @Obsr9s, &bibet gu.
der. Sren6 Merincs Qlpaeos- betees
plain fhwarS uno fanep cclcrirt, DreB
Ieibe pcu iebsr Surietdt,
anlmt t,ncr src6sn @eibosnbet srn iscer Nrt anoS'
ret in bitits Sotb aebcrtnes Sdttr.
ibfatIs--crousr;Gt rcn itosr Nrt.
SJSanns unb Gnnben Siiitcr,
offs Sub, goffnsr, Satinrt, Scans uuc Scutb's plato
gGtnaas, Gin 5G5tnsinss 1.ct.mtnt 6ansiIt, be'pts
lpclIcne uno tauupcItuc.
Gtenfalls:-s sdurj ,uuh SCtt @Seds, NVondbs-
fer Sinlbams, Diuslins, DrilItn9s eanorlts' Aa''
tune etc. etc., rpSIdss alIts 9rIn ptrtautt wTeEn
cG; bic in eitIm Srt niebt urtsf2srfaut msrcn tons
nfu.
ltir ruff tst linn an unc urtgsilt fJr Gua Elbf, an
Dem lpcbl6rtanntn Gde ots &clts Stcbrs.
sr itatitt oem pubGtuni iclntn bergihttn Dant ab
fir biz tibgrals 8unrba bic ibm bsbtr ju Sbct pur;
&c, uno brft ourd irGu9s aufmsramttit auf ltn Ss'
Ibif uno eurcb rifracs YCtrcbtn Qlt, uno Sung, "a
2(us, aufs 8ett iu beonsn, cine Scrtfeun9 ctrflcen
Itb Crfrsusn ;u tSnnSn. -.
' s SS. Grmbb,
Num'oun, Dee Is, 1852. nj
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
gSsil(i0all Ny10rr,
9ls6ts9elebrterl

SlIlcntaiin, SedbG Santitp, Nd.
SffIce in Der t5amilton Strabs. Gin babies
Square peilIib pom @Ourtbaus, in Gem
uOn s. .. eawau, GIG, bcwpbntcn 9aufe.
Sanuar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
NIGoeI

800 SdFsr ron ben bsltcn Sa9cln, 8raes une Spsit
Icetrn srbatcn unp gu psrtaufen tsi
: 3. unb s. Sissr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
s1cbmt bcronScre Sbaeht.

Suu1e gRSunsr bic iitb burb cine espiGs dtls Gs;
rpcbnbsit bic oft burb fblshts Shutamerasn sdtrnt
miro. 9efbooCt batsn.-oercn ScI9cn ndbHih; ltItl
I'M Sthafs. smpunpeu ruerosn uno fdr esib lin6 Self
pcrcsrtlih Ruo,-taten unntrSQsktb anlprub mathCn
ShpSds uno scnliitrtianr,Is Dcbitit, @alul ron
mustulSfr Grer9s phrfhe Wlattistcit uno allacnsus
0icbrstrrudbst, Rs,tartsit uno ollie nrpSis asttir
nen, lr1ctrheuibtsit esbertrd9bt uno ieoS rantbdt
bic iratnomis init elmer lncronung Der 3su9un9sfun
ticnsn rsrtuunsu fnp, vrren stbsiIt unp rrIt Gr !"
lpcper bcraeltcllt. s.i
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
S(u w cct,anicS.

gBsrt,tuae vcn sbsr Bcnennun1 ais Vant unc
gQculnina:ocbeln 6pnb, Ydnd uno Rddid9sn; 8lonl.
msrn uno Sitts, 8rbr:ns Sts, pSthsis. Squars,
etc., gum Ssrtauf bel
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
a 8ailleute feDet Bier!
Sin mcncr 2Sprratb
wartc> 101aarett,

Die tlntafdriebenen abtn oen pubIi'
FUN bieourcb bsfannt edB fii fOc6sh sinsn
er6sen @infauf pon Sartnaaren bon Jlsu-
port uho philadelphia trbdItrn babsn, be
iftbsno eiis
Sausfurni1e5Jins afrfifkL e4neiO.
paarcm, amtiebensSr Srimnin9S,
Sattlerwauren uno Stub Sinein9s. mel.
Dies allies an iebr nispsrn Vrsifen pe'fauft
niro. sic erfuaen Oa5 YubIifum in Gem
befannten Sdasr's 6artwaa arenltobr
am 3edsu ces QmboIes sin6utrstep uno I'D
Su hberScusen ra6 nsin pens stIpart etn
psns 9emadt" 1T.
8. unb s. SSgsr.
Qncntaun. Upril 20. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
ScIc unS 5Sirniis.

Sde ron allen 2trtsu, actctbt uno rob, Srpsntin.
91ctpart Sirn6 pcn jtbsr 2rty esinb u. r.-rplro
allies n,cStf:it prtcuft Gti
8. uno s. Sd9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
2etben6t lcfct!
VbilaosIpbia
McDisiutn SSattS.

GtOttirt tor Is SabrCn burth Df. &intru, ntropsss
libis Gde Der Drtttn uuo lInicn Stro6cn. Sipis
-ltbsu Spruts uno Yiue Sraftn, philadelphia. ,,..
N.htJsbr ysabrs ION ous9eptknttr, uno ununitr,
6rcbsuSr praris in pbi.ebspbiG, botrn, Or. Gintc!n
gum srfabrukn unp srfc9rCibitcn arIts ouf nab uno
rptit in bsr, Wsboutluns aIrr 0cbeimcn 8rontbdkn
ocnlabt. psrtnsn iplts trbaftrt iiub nit Gbebpdrcn
6uf Dem 8Srper, pals. cocr 8rnsp. acpf uno 6nCs
dbsn:lhmtrJ SRsrturiol 8btumatiiln Ggtstgglnssn,
Gr6pd, Rranfbettn bic pcn u9tnritben lInbsfpuncns
btiten tStS unrtiuSm 8utc btrrdbrGu. wcburtb bic
@cniiituticn cutr6fst purpr, psrosu ogs nit Grcls
6ebanptlt. ,rs. .-.
9Rer fd bsr 8sbauoluna zen Or. 8inFtiu 'uutsr:
;icbt, fam Idb nit rdsiSan 3utroucu auf line Gbrs
als SD1ann unb auf Fine @tibid!Htst ats ar5t ta.
taTeu .s.-..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
&obcln.

Gin CRISES aTrltsmcnt pen nsn stc1tn Stbn gsll's
brttiu, nc6lt rinsm ertesn @crratb ron anpsrm
sdrsinrsslbi,r, pcbIftit gum @rtauf 6si
= 8. uno s. Sdatr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
Opbr0ila, sHobc

StNieut ftb ritisr G5tttSenbsit fntu SrtunNcn uno
tiusm a!brttn putIitum atstlu96orI tttaunt ,u nlu
eben pag er ic5t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19

Ttuio, Shniai,, Sd uno 9amphlht rrnanlenttrte
narler. Tain uno bSua.eanptu. Gin pcts acrttlnent,
spsdidno i'm prsilt ron 20 Gents bis 9 10 cas- sitid
Das putitum 1T tuadabtn anuruftn uno nnl'rn
etcd u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS matbt uns tmn'sr 6TSuos
fSlih mnfcrs Ciittr M iriatnl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
Sas er6Rtc Stiiortcmcnt
rcn
Sa6af, Sdnupftabaf unb gigarren

auf bnnS bat cas- il in bitisr @rmsinbtit cnir Sur:
ct, uno ptts ots btim GjrcFcn uno Stsinrn, an pcn
oltrblIIi9ten grrifcn at9lOfru wirp.
Ben lsintn Siaarrcn, btcnosrS mSbtS er f,qen.
ra6 fis 9cpie ftiusm ancuu Sr in otn Gcrsini9ttu
Stnatsn hbertrricu pcrttn. 1iis fast ct ,nibt nur
aIsin, icnpsru 9spucr atbSn ci.s aFts 5 lie fl FRO.
ttrf Gabtn, ao, olls he lt nibt pctirt batsn ino
bSfib snadacc, ils gu ptrfaBcn, unp raun wsr:G fs
taIo cbi9cs w9eten. ,..
0E3-llrdmcr, Stcbrbaltsr uno Qneere fnctn es yi
ibrsm @ertbdl rpsnn iie bci ibm anrukn uno kinsn
aussrlcknen unp btrrliden Stcd untsrlutbrn.
Gin aQ9emeineS enforcement
SInslanSiieber nnS Ginbcimifbcr Sabatt
miro nimsT $rf panO 0ebalsn uhp fdr Sarstb aiGrlt
rpcblfct pHtaufi
OF allie BtitsGIun9cn wsreen fbnCn uno pduttltb
on Yblaoclpbicr uno Tglprrf Trcfn palrr9t.. &ufit
oabr on uno fcbt @ut) nab @urcu ci9tnen Suterctn
UNI,
Gr il nGnftar ftr os tiBsralt lJrtsritdsuue,, NIT
rpsIhsr bisstrst tcebrt nurb iuo bCft auf trnsTep
acr9tcn 3uprub, Den CT itb burth tiliac prC6s unp
9utt SCbanrlun9 mMiithIn 9rocHtt, uno audb ltiht
uilhern fam, iptnn man nur anrufi uno finsn Scd
bciIbti1 apb kline grsfe ttunen ltrn limo itosr 1T
db rrh ttt ptihtprtuurtu ju sauTtn po CT am rrhl:
fiien tauftn fam, uno rits 1T fiber an Dem stcbr
ron r.. -,
gpbr1im 9o1e.
2nentauu, Grptntsr II, 1862. nq3N4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
8 runf 6, etc.
e a III D G IT.

Srunts uuo Iatiits, @arptt Bags uno SatNSu'
Son aiIsu g6rtsn uno 8rSBtn-GlIIs wrbf'L
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19

bobsn mir rsn 6fItn Serttn uuo SrSgsn tsfs aI pam
uno Nn6 bsiiSnoia art @trftrtru. Ssittlluu9Sn rc'
eftbrbattsru rptrrsu prompt 6srddfdtt9t on eltp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
ARRIVALS Ar THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

CITY HOTEL.--J Porter, Rockland; A T Per-
kinson, A B Winn, Newsen, New Kent s T
Pleasants, ] A Robertson Va; w II Hawkins, Sur
ry; Camel, Hampton; w Holt, jr, n Y; IL B Lewis,
steamer Curtis Peck; L Elam. Chesterfield; G
Phillips, Caroline: A j Berry, Petersburg; C p
HUNS, r D Hume, Tenn; Walter, N c; 8 K
Green, Baltimore.
EXCHANGE HoTELs-J Legerwocd and lady.
rs. LOUISE; w Carpenter, Hanover s Griswold, It
II Sralworth, Griswoldsyille. Geo; B II Buckner,
M. sisss Dr. Sss4 Sssss wIGr: ss..
Williamsburg; Brunet, lady and daughter, Mrs
White Mrs Warwick aud two young Il dies, Peters
sIi safs NJ ss ssM M a Iss1 ssss
south Csroiina; W h staples. Msatsomsry, Col II
more atainson LiSs1 S
pool
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-R s Winfree, Chester.
field R Broadus, Caroline; Gsun, ches,erfelds
Wifs, & Garnet It. buckingham; ii DUNCAN. T G
Brossel, Prince Edward; r Bingham, AIneIiG q
Miller Prince Edward ps ElssrSw AssDsIi s,
son, Va; G Seares Powhatan; W Tucker. Esex;
I Spears, Powhatan; Green Chesterfield;
Brown. Hewardsviiie; A a Wslidp, e. sscsinshap;
Coolies Goochland; J A Wooder, Va , w Peck,
Craig; J r kefauhan. Roanoke; L Wocdson Gooch-
Wa W Scott, Buckinshsm: R Payne. Powhsssn; q I
Nance, M Baker, charles City; r H Walker,
Rusque, III; J H Ellis. Richmond; Tredvsys
Allen, Goochland; s II Gsrnett, Cumberland.
AMERICAN HOTEL Williams, Ohio l.
Browne, Tenn; Cowardin, N O; WIN Simpson.
Texas Hailshorn. Va; Bowman, cornweIl:
Fl Williams, Toledo; g C 6cott, Clarksviile; n
II French and sister, Albemarle, o 7 Bragg y;
G NJ Wo tabat, Syria; T J Lowers, Portsmouth,
w Flenning Sussex; r W Miller Petersburg
Howard and Indy, baltimore; Miss Gibson, do; g
7 SHARP. Weldon. &c; G Jenkins, Lynchburg;
II Walker, Miss Thompson, Tenn; Doctor Dyotts
phiIad eInhia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Yesterdays Enquirer views the reception OF Sc
nor Don Jose de Marcoleta by the President as idi
cative of the policy which the Administration viii
pursue towards the independent countries of this
continent The last Administration, it says, pur.
sued policy towards the governments of Central
America and South America which eaectuallv
alienated the confidence and friendship of those
countries from the United States. In conclusion.
the Enquirer says:
The course OF the Administration in respect TO
the governments OF Central America, is manifestly
the proper policy IL is conceived In the true spirit
OF the Monroe doctrine. 1t contenplates the over
throw of the British domination in the governments
OF this continent, and the ascendancy of American
influence. 1t aims to exclude foreign intrigue,
and to guarantee to the infant republics on our
oorders, the control of their own destinies. II
seeks to unite the United States and adjacent
ties IN the relations of mutual confidence and ami
~, and to secure to interests on this continent
the freeest and fullest development No doubt the
success OF this policy will be commensurate with
the wisdom of its design.
The Mail gives some interesting information re.
lative to the Sandwich Islands, but is not prepared
to say it would favor their annexation tothe United
states There is no resisting, however the tenden-
ey OF thepopular feeling The annexation is prob
ably fixed fact Westward the star of EN-
pire takes It's wayr'
The Mail, in an article on the magnetic tele.
graph, sustains the views OF the Dispatch, published
on Wednesday.
The Whig continues at some length its reply to
the views Of Mr.. Dix on the sub-Treasury. We
quote one paragraph:
The notion that the Government can demand
coin for its dues and lock it up in vaults and still
leave coin enough even for small change. much
less as a basis in bulk, for bank credit and dis
counts is a sheer miscalculation. This exploit of
Mr. Dix IN New York Is pat to the purpose OF show
ing that the whole scheme is an absurditv. Incon.
sistent with its own fundamental ideas.inconsis
tent in its practical action with the laws creating
and wLi:h profess to govern it, and inconsistent
with the Interests of trade and commerce, and
through them with agricultural and mechanical
pursuits :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
"FIAr Observation-Disclosures Han

"FIAT JUsTIrIAr'-METRopoL HA1I.
The Burlesque Opera Troupe win give an entertain.
ment to night at metropolitan Hall which win far
exceed any that has yet been given by that talented
association. The preparation for this occasion has
been uuquestionably great, and we can assure our
readers that they will be gratifed by attending But
not 50 much for the ravishing sound Of musicnot 90
much for the fun and frolic-not so much for the
beautiful dancing-would we have our citizens at
tend, as for the simple act of furnishing company
OF very worthy young men with the means to "ren-
der unto Cesar the things that are Cesaf" 1t will
be seen in Short that this troupe has been deserted
by its proprietors-u,en with several aliases who it
is generally believed have gone of with their hands
full, while the working portion Of the company has
been LETT behind to pay up the bills and get away
from Richmond in any way that may seem best
We have excellent reasons for believing that those
who now appeal to the public men Of inte gritty
who are induced to remain and "settle up,p rather
than have stigma rest their names; and as suff
cent talent win appear make the Concert really
worth seeing, we hope our citizens will give them q
bumper. -
Mile Lefolle and Miss Augusta will appear in son ma
of their most beautiful dances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
n..,.e rnr PRorIrs-Eaizaheth Gear.

:. ,hr keeper of small grocery on 8sh street. was
s.en,d ~ by the Mayer yesterday for following her
S.lv sgoesfou On Sunday last Oaieer Irving swore
=. hsxinx seen two negro come cat OF her house.
declared that this was not sc-lhat her doors were
siosed al day on Sundsy-that she did not sell goods
on that day to any ouc-snd that she had neither
: young efi--A fast wisness--who really knew TOO
mneh. kffer getting Into pet, and applying roue
pretty hard cpithes 10 the oeess, ahe forked over
the dimsa and marched oG u hish au1ssou. ssnsp-
rish - msd turtle,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
CAs'r LEAyE-An old police subject,

Carr LEAyE.-An old police subject,
named Mary Jane Walden, Petersburg free neese, m
remaiiing Id the cty contrary Re law Mary has b. en-
before the Mayor Time and again under tne same
charseshe has beeu jailed and baiisd ana pfomisso
a,s,er are m, EYES Of the law turned from her than
back TO the basin she ies IS the cry o. nsl
where officer Tyler inssrabiy discovers nsr, .s als
dsv i; tba ~ NJ nunisEed each time, sbe could
NOT be induced 70 turn her back spoa those who pre-
NJ iooln ~ ,t i,sx win not allow her to be sold
n, ~ ..sery forever By reference TO the
u the Mss = w b sns ssIa. hss .Gs
,isuaei y o. Wien taken yesterday, she declared
"a tns ea IA ,esehed here from Petersburg but the
dax fore. aud dsasued leaving e once This story
noWevsas ~ he was therefore, ordered 70 the lock
~, ny s,r smother hearing this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
THEATRE.-1he general enquiry among

IHEATRE.-1he general enquiry among
the payg ers now Is, have you the great Cou-
dock in any Of his characters7 Did you ever see
Richelieu, or Luke Fielding, or Hamlet played SO
are you going to see him to night For one We pro
nounce him high trump. Riaster-spirii, upon the
stage, having but few equals in his line and think
those of our readers who have him. viii concur
with us in opinion. Tonight he again appears in
an excellent character, and yon should be anous his
auditors. bic Is none of your ranting, oppish inia-
tive actors, such strut the stage ia borrowed
pumes, and ape the fashions Of their snperors but
man Of fine original conception, possessing the ns-
tura ability to comprehend his authors and do their
characters credit i,y his pc rsonations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25

The BEAU In TRoUBLE.-Ca Carter Weaver,
half-witted free uegro was brought before the
Mayor for straining his horses down Broad
street last Friday night. Carter 10 a hacknan and
being good at excuses had one already cut and dried
for this occasion: After hearing the statement of
fed that the accused was whipping his horses at
every twenty yards, Carter very readily scknowleds
the hook to the pole had broken o and that he was
compelledto urge his horses out Of the way or the
carriage would have upon them and he had his
brains kicked out This being his second otfe nce he
was let off by paying fine of 81 50 aud costs. with
the assurance that similar conviction will ensure
him the lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
VOL 2JEFFERsON'S WORKS.-Re-
" .at,asa g, o 4 Sf1oIPH Book Store and Biade-

SA~
tbiIa;s Picture Pleasure Book for 1854, 800 plates
Si 50.
= Countess OF Arnheim or Master Timothy's Book
Case. plates; 50 cents.
Tbs Naval officer. or the Pirates Cove. by Lieut..
Murray. piates . cents
Iaay Lees Wldowhood fsom Blaekwood's Msss-
xine. 81 cents.
Mirrors complete Poefesl Works, with Life. Po-
Ica dissertation and explanatory notes. By o. Gil-
fiilsn 2 vols: g.
The Black water Chronicle, Narrative OF an Ex-
pedtion into the land of Canaan. Randolph county,
Va. by the Clerke OF Oxenford, plates. Sl.
Carpentei's Physiology Of Temperance and Total
Abstinence, London ed: 50 cents.
Aristopilines, new aud literal English Translation.
with notes by ". J. Hickey, vols, London editionI
81 so.
A Diary, the II Family. Axel and Anna, and other
Tales, By Miss Breuer, trsnslatedby Mary Howift,
London edition. 81.
SchooIer Descriptive Geometry e.
The Iron Role or Tyranny In the Household, By
r. 3 Arthur: 25 cts.
The Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my Journal.
being stsfches Of the most interesting feminscencsa
OF retired Physieians plates 5oc<nts.
Vol. 2yeiersor's Complete worts 02 30.
8 Vol Harpers Msgazine, bound: ~
December No. Godey's Magazine. kf. no q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
GorsG II LAser.-Tbe N.vc- u 4,

1oIsc At LARe1 The Mayor of tho
cable, and break mp the sysfem - S,is ,s-s-
nesd @ negroes hiring themselves Of settins ~.
sons g siana mzsfen for them, and tksn foinx &
ne s1 remainins here contrary 70 law esvs criers
g ~ smceIs yesterday 20 search ert al zach ehsrnc
ana bring them before him, 70 Be properly deaik
aeaDt tne police viii have their hands a fer months
~ cont tor there are hundreds Of such charscferp
.nses,lng our city, whose ir9uencs upon the slsve
popoia,io1 = Of the most injurious kind. Mr. Maye
deserves great credit for his efforts 10 reform
shs mofais ana mannerso Of our slave communltv aol
ne Wli ooootiess receive L from his conasifuenis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
A RTIFICIAI. TEETH-GREAT AMI

ROWLING SALOON.-The undersigned
II has just fitted up an elegant SALOON in the
rear ofthe Arbour, for the amusement and exercise
ofeentenlen; with three splendid ALLEYS Just put
down in the best manner by Mr. r. England and
pronounced by judges the most superior in work
enship ever seen In the city, which will be opened
this day to the public
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and it is now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia where be had
all times the greatest decacies of the season. and
where everything good to eat and drink will be al
ways ready for his friends and patrons,
He returns his sincere thanks to his friends for their
unbounded patronage, and them every atten-
tonof himself and assistants will be always rendered
oc 10 r. w. ALLEN.
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NERO HIRE.-The general impression

NEEKU IIIRE.-IHB GENERAL lmUTPSEI0n
now is that groes viii hire for much less the next
yesr than they have for the present. owing to the
TACT that the tobacco trade viii not be carried on to
such extent in the future as it has been n the mast
This cacniation, we have very little doubt is not
well founded for eyenif the tobacco manufacture ia
decreased, the increased demand for labor on the
public works now in the progress of construction
will be more than sufficient to counteract the curta
nent aluded to- and negroes will adv ance instead of
decreasing Mark the prediction. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25
The FURS1ruRE TRADE ia becoming !

very extensive one In city, if we are to Judge by
the large establishments already in full blast and the
number OF new ones going up and in contemplation
On Governor street alone there ALREADY for LARGE
wareroons and the fifth house of spacious dir,er
siensis now being put up, nearly opposite our Office
that business Es- 81
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VIRGINIA.

AceUITTAL OF FLEwTs.-The Petersburg Democrat
ofyesterday gives. from correspondence the follow
ing account ofthe conclusion of the examination of
Thos. ]. Lewis, at Dnwiddie Court House:
After Mr. Boisseau, the attorney for the Common
wealth. had finished his speech he was follo wed nv
Messrs. r r. Collier, Watson, C. F. Collier and
Gholson, for the defence. Mr.. Meade concluded
the argument on thesiie of the prosecution about
o'clock at night The court then held lono cow
suitation which resulted in the DISCHARGE of the
prisoner, by diviied vote of three to two. The
presiding magistrate stated from the bench that the
court did not consider that the wife of the prisoner
was guilty with the deceased, that the prisoner was
oiscnarged ST ely on the ground that he acting
In sef-deience-his person having been put in leo
pardy by the sudden assault of the deceased with
his drawn knife
Upon careful examination of the facts elected
by the testimony there is just ground for charg
ing the prisoners wife with crime Some of the
Witnesses expressed opinions adverse to the wifes
fidelity. but ito be remarked that no sngIe fact
related, other than the letter. shows anything more
than too much freedom in the conduct of the wife
towards the deceased which being exhibited in the
presence of others, could not have been attended
with guilty de-ign. Her flying to her fathers
house Is sufficiently explained by the testimony 1t
certainly was opposed to the future qualification of
any guilty desires. Theuncontradicted statement
OF Mrs. Cairns, clearly proves that the letter was
dictated by the husband in their private interview
on the day 1t twas written. He had his own pur-
poses In view, which may be inferred from his
duct on the besucceeding day at court
WHOLESALE SLAUGHrER-Some rapacious dogs
on Tuesday night killed so fine sheep belonging to
Jas. King & Co., of Petersburg.
IpENrIFIED.-Wel learn from the Petersburg Er.
press that the unfortunate man who was recently
killed on the City Point Railroad was tailor, who
had worked for short time previous in Peters
burg. His name was Ford.
GUILrY.-Richard Kirk has been found guilty of
shooting and wounding Betsy Capps, in Norfolk,
aud his punishment assessed at Is months in the
penitentiary.
AuGusrA TRrALs.-The Stauuton Spectator, of the
23d, says:
The Court is now engaged in the trial of the Irish.
tman Brogy. This case win probably not be con-
claded before Thursday or Friday 1t is expected
that the case Of Fiddler-for bigamy-will be taken
up next, and win probably conclude rheterm.
Town CLocK.-A sufficient amount of money
has been subscribed in Staunton for the purchase
of town clock, to be placed in the tower of the
new Lutheran church. Richmond cannot boast of
one.