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DEArH % SoTpN.--The Southern papeiB
announce The death of John ii. iEemington, 81
Galveston. Texas, on tbs 18Th dit.t GLOW EYER,
Mr. Reming9 On was Weli kSown IS The Inventor Of
tbesRe1nihgtoa Bridge d6aof any new branch
Is oil mechanical Industry. ,Es5
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3G i,4i Persian Hair Dye.
THIS bye Is warranted fused according to directions
to change the hair any other COLOR TO beautiful
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,,i7 th.syj s.sln 10 ici H9iIoH
- .ossfs.fi ,ssFtfyi ,eatfsh i11iatd = 3
= 36N aW le2Hs.l = s'els -
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u The Legis' aiare Of Tepnes that Stat
just bapdEea llafs every day III it's in se'
iSi'iioul t-ls iisTi 20 ,te52 79iiF slsia 49, sss
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II HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new Iour story brick building
NO 115s a1aLn street,
xsst sae between Monroe and Uhiou streets, where
viii he prerared with carry md extensive sRIng
DIRECT n6mimportet md niailaeurersI which
would be psasedto have Old friends aud customers
6.bai =. lTI.s aiaifaa ~ VIM II. sELBY.
D1J. G. Aeteat will be found at the above establish,
n,ent where he awaits his old friends aI;BBe
LYoNs KArnA1noN invaluable article, for eradi-
eating Danru curling. beausiyiug and preserving tho
hair is said BY all be the best ever discovered We
should think the ladies' would allstry il
% eentsi large boltes Advertised in another eoala
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Z oooeKss Pnihi6iie diI supply OF this gen.
oei stgs EallsR o e S. Gsf s6S e ill
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VAEBRLE WORKS. .,a
BRANDl3S Bnoyololedis of Seienee, Literature and Z
II Art, comprising the history uesertption and Sclen
w ~ BTdnde, r. K, s.. sfEIf 81 ~ -
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sa5zln conformity Eyhthe acquisitions !or thsir, Char
ter Lthe Company submit the following sq5sI
= . y 49, - TATEAiRNT:
Amount OF Premiums not markell on -,
NnffI3 1855! co
Amount OF Premiums oil Policies issl. NJ ssctistN
,Ironi Sd OF April5s 1885, 10 I'D OF
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ms AND OUTS

I,m Sc d eaah. ID % ID eourae.


I,in out OF eaBh, and 90 or course,
I've pocket room to LEFT
Pm out or patience lust because =
lin never out 81 debt
Begides, Pm ttea dlptiy II foSe,
and moro thai iiaIf it11lbL
sNhfph n tho gTci u SSH u
OF belns N OF ppt
I'M deeply insmts tailot hoos,
But ldonft lnl id ti1i
And II ayasl.t 9liti 81 iiIiiils
l,dphys liin nlH q Kun
He nIWay6 saye - itsti io sal1
But heay6t beesh eyes,
5Twouid put iiillju n 81 3 4 guess
NHc,d DO IN sucl Jun tites
I'm out At chi oygsi N ~
IN sootli. Aul ~ teiel
80 > rI,nI out ~ ftf9 y 10 l8ofts,
n a. hut, then. N out 81 - 81 ~
- NV landlord say II me r. o1f -
nd thinks II feitef sishilt5
I,nasuat an OIL M gu Ter, .ho ~ 3gf
& Wont has M ID ltS inn.
I,fn out of once but III hopess i Z.
800 To get nut Id sonia itas l,t43
49, II don't tsfln', Tor something sooHi
Ia go ti,lfhdNe TO lt1 hyga
a7a i1pIfm out OF splf &, and an out
yss5 y ~ or more than / can think
\ - 4 a I'm out plteInpef haHg the tpeh ~ ~
= We godslr-1l n out OF Ink .s9itSS - -
4 y ~ Is ~ i
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-. - CHOICEs BD9kSIg1T =. -lI7s.tp
ctiX Months In Italy by G. S HilIaTdj 51sessA.
- Visits Eurupe by Prof Sllltmqni .ssssatt = .
gsVe,ise tho City tho sea- byE9 Rlaggi ,gsis
sss Lorenzo lianpnii q 5,sS{
Men aud Things in Europe by lrSan; .7st afsa2l
The Heavenly Homo, by Rev. H. Harbanghi u 559 =.
More Fern Leaves; NJ " > -53If' t.ti2
-, jTses itr the Rich and Poor; by t. SArthuri
Tales OF a Grandfather, by Walter Scott
GraiIofd, by tho authors of tnlllS ~ -
III SIngoldsby Legendsi = = ist ~ ~ ~
a iaige lot ol gleason Booksi
cPoslss,s sPsselen tTe Ba!sris aD.,,ns.
1st and second parts Countess De Clancy Innasi
ootgs e @ H MdMEcHEN
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.Their,sun goes down while it is yet day And,
they might have preyented it. iManya one dies
beEoIet6e need. Young men dissipate and profit
gate, thirty-Seyel Is so fatalj and y0nr obscure
ana ihameless wand eting Stars, IS no waste their
long They must die, early, They, put on thee
steam till they blow mp the boiler. They run at
such rate thattbe fire goes out for want Of fuel.
The mac Isl dsgroy by reckless speed andy
zeal system cannot stand the strain they giveit;
while the STATE OF lheir minds IS oIeh such, that
the soul Would eat the substance of the mostro-
bust body and make forlitself a wayof escape
from the incessant hell of its own thoughts
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TTsI n ssS d. I. gtltsis o,eu
ffbsr offers for rent he room
\ shS iiii nndeE the d Lure ,,,SaFN
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Is 81 REMOVAL

Price; 90 cents per bottle. For sale 4 cALD
WELL, W Wholesale Agents, and by HAt, X. NICK 81
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:. ~ w 7,
re ffdsiess eselyeds Interest be paid
ncr annl and After Monday the Of May next, and
that the outstanding certificates Of profits for syeeE
year 1852 holdeTs thereof, or their re-;
presented and cancelled to The extent
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an P7TDIE o. a, y II z

Mutual insurance. Co.
No IS, Well street st 9,50 81. si',
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Mining and general particular &o0llp gIcal Oneil3
lions, with e eOse,
Furnaees blast b9Clines hot blast, Forge HamIe rs
1919 Hisi7ts WILDE q BROTHER, = 81
q ocf2s cor. MalnNhl Union SITS.
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Trustees. B.
IoSRPtI tJvAIKFsR - L. GREGORY, Z
THOMAS HUNT, DAYID.L-SAYREs, ,,hd fs
JAMES EREEIIANll, -. HEN tfY So STONi E,aas,i
HEN RYJSEtEEDENstt.- E.a JOHN STEWARD JR.E1a
THOMAS s.. HELS0Nt1 SIsEEJ. SHgsNHITEOCK,
WIISONgG. HUNT, :. HENRY EYRE
STEW ART o., MARSH tJAMEcS HAMBERS,s tst6
iSAAfIJ Ell WE E1:TS, 's4 AImET REED, sf5IiHf
CORNEBtUStG RlNNELIb !SAMCSI j. BEALSs
DAVID W. CAI'LIN, spSNNlLIIAM VvATT,sRr s!ffs
PAUL M SPO RFORD,s OYRUS CURTISS,s
SRPTINi us CROOKRS, HERMANN BOXER,
CHA RIESiPA YIN. .CtiAS. e. CARLETON,
CHAS. H. ROGERS, ~ 3 LUClUS5 HOPKINS,
jII.Y. Il. MA tIs 20. sDAN1BLAG. HAVILAND,
ELhWooD WALTER LEVI COOK.
Ei-IIfffi@ ELLEOOD sIVALTRR President, n
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President.
CHARLES NEPc0MB. Second Vice President.
l ~. v. HurcHtfs, Secretary oct2s=sIns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-24

August. 1853, la,46O
Laborers TO do work not included in
contract. Estimated cost, say three
carts and six laborers, 1888
Estimated cost of sinking bitches and
demolishing the old protection levee
in the rear Of First and Second
Wards, 100
Gas Company, 314strcet lamps
at $50 per annum $40
u Lcyea DO, Is New Basin do
-36 in all, at $50 per an $40
mum, 2,i'h
81 do in Markets, 8 10 front
of Municipality Hall, 10
Police aGicc l DO Engine
house No 5---4O lamps in
all. at $50 per aunum. 5000 lf7sO
John Aharn, contractor for light
ing all the oil lamps First Dis.
trict, for one year from 23d Decent
Der, 1852, as follows, etc
annum, s11 ,1a4
annum, 2o8o 1929
as-lights-Istimated in
crease: II POSTS in Clai-
borne Market, at $40, 500
II lamps in the above Market
at $50, t12O
posts and lighting do on
streets Of each corner Of
said Market, al so, go
Is posts and lighting do on
Fulton street, so, l260
Is posts and lighting do in
rear Of First District, ut
$50 per anuum, 1860 Also
Repairing the paved streets Of First
District, gutter and paved supports, $4,000
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Total estimate of city S expense, S221,l0b
LorIs H. Pile, City Surveyor.

Estimate Of Expenditure Required for Pre-
jected Improvements for 1853
Improvement oil Canal street, from the
Levee to Claiborne street, to be fin
ished in four years, First and Sec
ond Districts Estimate for year
1853, to bc paid by city, $4,000
Paving in square blocks Of Front street,
from Triangle Buildings to Race
street, First district Estimate for
year 1858, to be paid by city, 10000
Paving in square blocks Of Public Road,
from Esplanade street to Lower Cot
ton Press louisa street,, Third Dis
trict Estimate for year 1853, to be
paid by city, $4,000
Paving in square blocks Of Tchoupitou-
las street, from Felicity to Nunns
street. Estimate to be paid by city, 10000
Paving in square blocks Of st. Charles
street, from Canal to Poydras street,
First District. Estimate, to be paid
by city, 10000
Paving in square blocks Of Camp street,
from Canal street TO Poydras street,
First District Estimate, to be paid
by city, 10000
Paving in square blocks Of Magazine
street. from Canal street % Poydras
be pad by city. 10000
Sewerage Of Claiborne street, from Ca
nal street TO new anal, in First Dis
trict, and to Canal Carondclet IN
Paid ~ city. 10000
Opening Of Claiborne street, from Con-
mon street to new Canal, First Dis
trct. Estimate to be paid by city, $1,000
Opening Orleans street, from Metairc
Road to the Lake, Second District.
Estimate, 10000
Clearing of swamps in all the Districts
Estimate, to be paid by city, l2,oQo
Opening St. Charles street and paving
Tivoli Circle, First District. Esti-
mate, $500
Paving in square blocks of Benyille,
Custom house. Main and St Philip
streets, in the Second District, from
| Leyee 10 Royal street Estimate, q 600
Paving in square blocks Of Heyia street.
! from ST. Charles to Carondelet
| street, First District Estimate, to
| be paid BY city, 1000
! Passing in square blocks on both sides
! Of foylras Market, from Baronne to
Rampant street, first District Es-
innate, 70 be pail by city, $500
! shelllnS Of Carroltt0n avenue, from the
new Canal 10 Bienyille including
bridge over new Canal, First and
Second Districts, Estimate, to be
paid by city, $1,000
! Improvement of and adapting the Old
! City Hail for the courts, etc EST.
/ mate, to he paid by city, $4,000
Watch house on Baronne street Esti-
mate, 10000
Total estimate of part to be paid by -----
the city, S474, 500
LoUTs II. Pile, City Surveyor
Estimated Expenditure Of the Street Com
missioRer,s Department fer The gear 1853
FIRST DISTRICT
P. Jones, contractor for cleaning all
the paved and unpaved streets OF
First Ward, for one year, contract
sold on Monday, February n, but as
yet not approved by the Common
Council, 81 500
Edward King, same, Second Ward, $500
ID. J. Rogers, contract for cleaning the
paved and unpayed streets Of the
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per uanum and should the owner or owners n
any progue fail to take ont such license. he On
they sAail pay fine Of fifty dollars
lie i further ordained, Ihat al pirouges 81
the above dimensions, trading with The city
unicr license, shall be properly and consriicti.
ously numbered on both ends, under penalty
Of fifty dollars
Mr., Summers moved 10 omcnd by adding after
the weird pirorur the words "or chicken
thieves. and the yeas aud nays being called
on the amendment ~ lIr Nixon it was unan.
The question being on motion of Mir. Bailey
tor the adoption Of the ordinance. wa. carried
by the following y3te:
lew--Nessr- Andrews, Bailey, Eurthe. Dal-
/ monde. je"rmann, Latour, Leeds Nixon. pnil-
brick, Sykes. Watkins and Will,on-I2.
/ A"gS-NessrS, Place and summers
The following ordinance and resolution, pre-
scented by Mr., Bailey, were read twice. the rules
being suspended, and adopted unanimously by
| yeas and nays:
Pc i ordained, That from and after the ras-
sage Vt t.ls ordnance, it shah not be lawful iur
! any articles Of produce merchandise or other
! effects Whatever, landed on the wharyes or L.
4 wees OF the city, from ships steamboats, or other
! craft nor Ter any such articles puacI ON the
| wharves ur lcVocs for the purpose OF beiuu.
! shipned, or ion any other purpose TO ra lin
there for q longer time tnan tweuty-lour hours.
\ Sunday not included
And should the owner or owners. con,igncc+
or Shippers "a such articles lef. on the whq4va.
or leyees iucaltrayenton Of this ordinance re-
luse ur ueglect to remove the same after tbrc.
/ heuts Wli.ten notice uy the Hhariiu4ers. lis pr
hey sh,ll Pc liable &, q tine Of not les, tr#n
~, Or ldole then ~ ile each and every day
any sUCh aft.rle may be 50 LETT sGjI tire ol.
fines % be recoverable before amy Court II con
| IaJcnt lurisdleun--t being understood that
/ u IN ~
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NEW0RLsANs, November ., 1858
.UessyS. Converse and Place C1ajrmen ~
Finance Committees
GENrLENFN--iu reply to your note ot the 9,a
inst, inquiriug probable amount Of funds TO-
be required during the next current year tT
the Department of Improvement anil Building,
| submit the following estimate
Fer repairing House Of Refuge 2,oat
For purchase oi Anuunciation Square. g0.O4D
Fer iron railing around Annunciation
square, ll,OCp
For purchase Of Coliseum Place, 2lCep
For purchase Of lot for Volunteer Fire
Company No. /, l.1Nl
For purchase Of lot for Eagle Fret Com
pany No I, 4.5ul
So 600
From this we may deduct
Sale Of lot and portion of buiii-
ing Of Fire Company No Z. $500
Sale Of lot and building OF Fire
Company No. T. 5000
6,60l
----
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bionASt kxSSk-
hate. 1000
Dnd District--Esti-
bate, 1000 5000
bairs to Shell Roads
md New Shell Roads
ew Shell Road on
Darlington street,
m Broad street to
ayou st. John, and
Metairie Road,
ON Bayou st. John
Canal street, con-
act sold to F. Mar
hez at 81 20 per
Inning foot.
ID and Third Dis
Uts. Estimate, 1880
kifs to Shell Roads.
ptimate, 1900 $4,000
Rirs to Plank Roads
timate, 10000
Mrs to Sidewalks
front of public
pperty. Estimate, 1900
mrs to public
uares and railing
canals, and new
fling for Washing
nandClay Squares.
Nv railing for Wash
kton Square, Third
strict, contract
ID to Pelanne &
others. 1880
Square, Fourth
strict. Estimated, 1880
trs to railing of
ckson Square and
zee DArmes, Sc
I'd District Esti
lie, 500
Yrs to Lafayette
bare, First Dist.
innate, GOO
rs to ratings of
als. Estimate, 1000 10000 $4,000
irs to and attend
bridges of Canal
Eondelet, Second
trict, contract sold
T. Tormey, but not
approved, for
700. Estimate, 800
hing
District, fourth
bion, comprised be-
ZEN the New Ca
Julia street, up
Limit Of the city,
river and Clai-
ne street, contract
to r. Sinnott for,
gear, $3.50
District, second
ion, comprised be-
en the NewCanal,
10 street, Canal
ondelet, Bayou
John. the river
,aat la =. "a
m nov ,-aar ''-'i ozo
n;st,;at g.. ''V'V
a., ao,,,.;soa n ne
al CanaI Co.
Esnianoda ~
a. F;oiaa 49, 80
m g. In, 80
~ s1i 'onh' r1h-
'I n.y. pei va, o''o'
=, aor,,Du;oJh IL"
EpnianJo
El,,s;aa E;aIa
~ 3D. - Sa
Da3ou ~
s;r;a ,oad an'
n sold 70 III q
andinoer Mt ner
e5u
pntract for This
lon has been
amended NV
hdinp the hounds
e section and in
ing the yearly
Si8OO % $50
be- canals an,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-24

lank Sidewalks Third
kDistrict, In sever
al streets, contract
cold TO John Paul at
/ 22s ccnts per running
| foot. Estimate,
eden Bridges and
4 Crossings First Dis
Ftrict. contract sold to
Robert Connolly, but
not yet approved, at
LIZ cents per foot,
Board measure, for
rood work-4t cents
per running foot for
gunwale crossings,
and % cents per
pound for iron-work.
Estimate, II
pcond District, con-
tract sold to Thomas
FTormey, at 2 cents
|per foot, board meas
ure for the whole
york.
Estimate, 7,
bird District, con-
fact sold to M. Brod-
brick, at 81 cents per
bot board measure
or bridges and II
pts. per running foot
br gunwale cross
ngs.
Estimate o,
birth District, con-
ract sold to Nj. Brod-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12
w To the Editors of the DisPatch-

EE To the Editors of the Dispatch-
Gentlemen We have seen, with surprise, in your
paper of yesterday, the certificate of some of the
workmen on the Washington Monument In reply
to the article of Msny Citizens" that the facts as
stated by your notice of the 9TH inst certainly
correct when they knew that otice was incorrect.
What influence has caused them to come to this
conclusion, must be left TO the people to judge who
daily see the manner in which this work 10 carried
on. The certificate of those who are under the
control of the Superintendent must be taken with
a great deal OF allowance, as many of them have
but little knowledge of the true facts of the case
While Mr. Rand was superintendent, acting under
the direction of the architect, Mr. Mills the derrick
was obtained from Washington, which was the
nearest place 1t could have been gotten, as it was
patented, and, as has been stated by "Mary Cit.
GEMS was never seen by MIR Rand az he was con-
fined 10 Jail. But those who have made use of this
derrick, and who have seen 1t before it was put UP,
ought to have whether it was sufficient for the
purpose1 1t was intended.
1t had been lying in the yard for ten months or
more-and if the iron was detective why was 1t
not discovered by the managers and by Mr. Inglee,
the rigger, who signed the certificate Whence
comes then, the char that Mr. Rand preferred iron
from Washington to that from Richmond 1t
comes at last to the question to whom the accident
is to be charged. If the derrick was not proper
one, why was it put up and riggedi Should it not
have been condemned by those who put 1t up p
Had they want of skill SO much al not to know
that it visa defectvel The persons who signed the
certificate say the iron was defective. Where
were they when it was rugged, and with the know
ledge 1t was unit for usei 1t is too late now after
| the damage has been done, and the lives of per
put n peril, to certify that the iron work was
effective. Reason teaches US it should have beer
done beforehand competent persons would have
| 80 acted. YET MIR Rand is to be blamed by these
persons-and when ne had not the superintendent
| of the Monument or anything to do with it, We
say that the State should look to this matter.
my l2-lt* MANY CITIZENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

-,...ss at some distance on either side, con.
swI ,sd by rods with the draw, so that henesel
necnn r;dse was open, the switch would be as
inc and throw any approaching tram upon
p' ,nrn out, the grade of which should be sum.
a q abrupt to overcome almost Instantly
Inc momentum. This arrangement would
render il impossible for an engine to approach
the draw, when open, by rendering i lmpossi.
bile TO omen the draw without displac'ng ihe
switch. The Directors. however, discarded
the scheme, confded in the cheaper method'
and this accident is the result.
The railroad management 10 therefore sec
ondariIy answerable for all such mishaps. Inc
Direc tors have had satisfactory proof that the
best Of ordinary means are not at all times re
liable. An undoubted preventive tor the cara
nifty of Friday, and others, was pointed our
10 them; its merits were not contested; out Tue
cost, or indifference, or what not, caused u 10
be quietly passed over, until some st,rrlns
piece of testimony like the present, shoui !.
place its necessity beyond question; IL Is
we'll enough, perhaps, TO heap reproaches ano
penalties upon Tucker, who is dying man,
and cannot feel very keenly or resent the m, ou
we must not be misled by the eagerness win
which the Company join in the cry, TO reiieve
then, from an overwhelming responsibility 10
the matter. The management OF the railroad
is in question, and it must acquit ITSELF"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

Ey At a Meeting of the Council of the
City of Richmond, held April 18th, 1853, it was
RESOLVED, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed take the of the freeholders of the
city ON the question: whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond may subscribe to the
stock of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, a
Company incorporated for work of internal i'm.
provement in this State part of which is construc.
ted in and near this city, amount not exceeding
two hundred thousand dollars-that the time Of
holding the poll be Monday the 23d day of May,
1853 and that this resolution be published for enc
month, and afterwards until the day Of the poll, in
at least two newspapers of the city.
copy: VIM. P. SHEPPARD, c. c. r.
ap 20-dt23dMay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

kuYFIN's CAIcAaEous MANunxs-A eth edi.
ton of this popular work among Asrculrurists has
just been issued by j. w. RANDOLPH. This edi
non u greatly enlarged and improved upon those
that have preceded 1t.
There is one thing about this book to which we
wish 70 call the particular attention of the public
ana tue friends of home enterprise and that it, that
II IL entirely Virginia work. II was printed In
hichmosd-the paper 1t Is printed on was made
nere' and 1t was bound here. II il the frs. linen
pound DOOR that ever was bound In this city, and l,
Is pound az well and neatly as ever such binding 10
done anywhere. Tnis we consider quite a stride
IN book making. We have here the embossed
linen bound book as well done as you find 1t In the
most famous publishing houses. For this, Mr.
Randolph is entitled to great credit, and we trust
he will be amply rewarded fer bis enterprise We
have now beginning, and we trust to see 1t grow
to something Ike consequence and magnitude -
The publishing business Literature in general
ought to prosper here-ought to find liberal
Southern support and we trust that it will.
The CoTILLoN PARTY To.NIGHr-In common
with many others. who bad prepared for pleasant
evening at the Cottage on Tuesday, we were disap.
pointed by the tremendous rain, which fell about
the time arranged for the departure of the train
Notwithstanding this however, goodly company
appeared at the depot disposed to go under any cir
cumstances; but preferring postponement of the
affair till this evening, when state of the weather
tits hoped, will intervene to mar the enjoyment OF
the occasion, though under no circumstances will
farther postpouement occur. This 10 particularly
desirable, as gallant beaux and dsmses fair have
been induced by their anticipations of gay time,
to come from a distance, in order to be present on
field SO well calculated to bring to mind the joyous
scenes of "Auld Lang Syne."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

MAYORS CoURT.-No criminal business wa.
transacted before his Honor yesterday. Rogues
are scarce as ducks ears about these times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12
MARRIED.

On the 18th day OF April last, by the Rev NJ. M.
Dance, Mr. II. A NUNNALLY of Amelia county, to
Miss CATHERINE WILLIAMS, of Lunenburg
county, Va
On the 9th of May inst, at the German Syna.
gogue by the Rev Michelbaeher Mr. M. MAY, to
Miss HENRIETTE SHWARZ-all of Richmond
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

- Last arrival from California quotes
Gallego and Haxall -four per ship "Living
Age" at $40 rs per barrel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

DANvILLE RAILRoAD.-The receipts on the
Danvile Railroad for April amounted to more
than $4,000, against $4,000 the same month
of last year. The stock now sells for $40 and
upwards. This time last year not more than
$50 could be gotten for it. This is what we
call going ahead.