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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

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OOwiG $50 teIakltn, tusnn es ibm fbttn fcnts ir:
9cuo etuen SaI bon 9ebeimsr 8rantbeit Su turirsu,
Obnt ltutrcfhico pru pie LANCER Dauer t 1T. ptrr:
neu pcu btiren 9efhtthtrn no in tius pripatifuben
35 Serb 7ts Straes, philadelphia, cn9caecn, noe e
pct St6run9 eurb anbere 9atientsn iidpcr Tne.
Smpctens.-1usu un9s,d9elttr @tfrisbi9un9 Der
qalicnen, burcb llebermaas cesr Stltttfledun9, en
tebtn soblretbt lIsbel. SrGbrsifs Smpctsnb unfrs:
pilIi9c Sanencr9iseun9en, Sr9ansnatuabue, gsbGbt:
n6psruit, us nci9un9 9c9sn Srauenamusr, oIl9tmsnc
0sbilit6t coer cnltituticnelIs llnerrnun9, fc9n t
ct. Sn alien SdlIsn 9ibt Oct Dcttrr cine iitsrs 8ur
Bum Rahbenten.-Dii 8ranfen wdreen rprbl:
bun es u ttecnftn, ebt fis Geiunobtit @tddkti9tst
uno cftuaIs has etttn Den pdnbsu ron 1r,tsu anpcr
rauen, Die nbt bic nStbi9s 8enntug ecn Differ Staf
c arantbctttu baben. Gs 1T un,S9h oae elm 9Rtnih
alle 9sfhperniTs bss msnfbtitben 8Srpers rsrttbc.
-eoer ad)tbare lr;t bat (cinen bccnoern 3pt9 rpc;
rim CT errl9rsibcr pirfcn fam ais iint Ntdrjs IT,.
pcrauf CT ftins msiitC 3sit une Subium ptrpsuoct.
Sobretar9e Yrarts, auSfbfsGli6 sepiomst
oem Stueium uno Oct 8ebanbluna pen Graufbtkn
Der 9sfhtcdtser9ane, retf 8efhpdrsn an 8Srpsr,
bols, 9iais coer 8etnsn, &cpfs uno Sncdbenithmer3
McrsurioreDeumatiin 5uianunsnjisbu Gjrapst,
tnrsac,dBi9fsit 6rant5tkn rcn iuacnbtihcn ealttrn
cccr llnrtini9fct bcs 8(utS, pcourt Die Gcnitiutcn
9cfbpadbt puroe, frete Den Dcftrr in Stans, ansn
hneIs Qbbdtfs gu ptrfhaifen, bic fb ftiner 8tbano
un9 untcrtpsrftn.
SRsoi,ncn prrocn nah alien Sbrlen brr Ser.
Staaten perfonet. prele 5uno 10 Sbaler tas Todst.
philadelphia, Sept. l. 1852. nal z
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
OQpier unb 9tnte.

sSeoe Irt por3iI9li6e6 S6reibpopier, 70
ipie BON oer bejten Iinte, if ieoerjeit bfim
8rcBen unb Sleinen gan; hilli9 tu baben
m 8uhifcbr oss ,tYatrioten."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
SrGbiabr5z unb Sommers8aaren.
Grim tlno lifninaer,

No. 5 @eif 6amiltcn Strabe, Q(lentaun.
Siuo ttrgib Scn Stturrt uub pbilapslpbia ntii
tinem 9tc6cn ahcrtcment ron
Srdbiabrsz uno Sommerz8aaren
;urddsebrt trltsbrab aus allen artsu trrdsnu gaa:
ren, ats
8in9bams, l(lpacas, 8ereee Delains,
Wou5 Oelains, Muslin be Se9e,
Silf 9oplins,
uno isps ouesre art eGoics Drs6 Stios. 1attuuc.
Mustnt, SlanntiIf, uso cine ercgs 8erlbicpcnbeit
pen aubsrn eaeies @e5cus.
s L 7 81 a nj sper one n.-als fhpar;ts,
Noucs uno traunes Sud, Gaeimers pcn allen Yreecu
uno Smls, Hsiten3ense, 8sntudp Ssane, uno eaftb:
nleretts.
sHt nc g3 a u.-Sadcntt$, Gan,tria spB:
IRuslin, Gbsds, Strsips. etc. Gbtnfaus: etiuir
paub, Damast Diaper ano Quits.
Srcfbirts eases uno Ge9lu9s, ensn 2d6sr, Srinl.
mtu9s etc.
6oftrn-G rcnitSneists QiTcrttmtnt pcn
oclt, Gcpts, SRtts Sbirt unO 0rarptr Grarats etc.
garpetin o. Sin arrets 1Trrtcmtut ron
CARPETS, StCrSttub. Carpet Bags.
Gpit9st. = Gin pcltcannsnss 00crttmnnt
ven Mabc9rnp Srdm Srir9d.
Sueensrp 10 are r.-Gn pettts 1hcrttrMnt
prn Sucusparsn, in Sttts uno GinsNn, u1n &aufst
i'll 6cfrieessn.
s.-2is 8afss. 8udsr, sbcs. 8af
Nirlafits Stlt, 8cinsu, .pcnJ, SHatrt!tn. uno on:
pert Irtftln.
n.-Garpct:3 3sttd isSsr Scrts, 8aunprlI:
g5aru, fbmoc, unb pr6, eibtrrtuit9eu.
@str6nt tt.-Sranon, Gin, gSsins, 8um uni
IRbsfr.
2(lt bic c6iasn 2rtftn wtrbin an Stu oIltrutrri9:
Zen GGlh YrtiBtu ptrtauft-fir Saar9tle cptr Gan
pssprreutten.
Grim unb Jtenn9er.
Iuentoun, NOldrS %. nab
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
Senerfefe
Gicl1cr1eifS 6iifeal.

Gsansunb g8a t . n ma6en bierntrh DEM
Dublitum ahtmsssea bic ansetee, bae lie erpee
aulfee su ben Beauemlihfeiten In Der Serfertias
ung BON glrtite!n Tires 6ades gena6t babfn,
blrh bic GrrtGtltna etner grpBen sSadtcrp in Der
2tdbten Straee, llnterbalb 8tne, unp itun bereit
llnb ale bel tbnen anlpre6enpe auf bic fir5ee 2tts
setse NIT feuerfeRen SCI ten (Safes) etc. BON
Der scrsdali4len glrt su sereben. sic 9arantts
cit, bab fire 8ilten 70 srpee 5ise pertragen tbn'
rsn. ais iraenb airere unp tint pas 9ublitut ju
aberseueen 6ab bies ni6t bfple Sebalpttnasen fnb,
nb lie su ieber 3et bereit belelben nit rsenS ait<
bern aiiten einer stetdmdbi9en 9rcGe 3u ullters
perfen. Sie baben Die ganen sieler 0aufente
tnb anbert, spn pteler Stapt ab aneern 8aeen,
welGe iIe ofs 0ieieren3en seben fSnneit. Sbre
teriibmeten aiiten iinb burd 3ufalIe frtpp9l ale
burd belpnbere 8pnfeuer bereits fattiam frprpbt
pcrben, ipie Der ipfsenbe 8ertAt 3et8t.
8rober Iriumpb errun9en
burGh
GpanS unp gBatIpn's
SIC. 90 Det Stra6s, pbitaSStpbio,
sSemerTeFe &tTers
bei Der StaatssSair su 6arrisbur9, pa.
Sttctsr 80, 1851.
sm:ssss= m:sss Die ttnter,ei6neten, fir pies
MT EkHHHETE eH OllpSlpPu efilllll ppH ptlt
sFtaAas i. Q ,amten Der Staatss6air,i ,ira<
99Ra3Raz ren beien Nafmitta9 sc9ens
ME@szsss ksz.lz pGrtg ale Die Serren evans
- - D 9S att on cine ibre fleis
nen Salamanber feuerfe ten ttiTen err
prsttsa, ppbei lle brei 8Iafter Spl; iiber
oerielben perbrannten, anian9enb tint llGr 9iads
mittags, unb bic Jsilte spet Stunpen lang weiB
9tdtehb blrlten, binrei6enb tint Die eubeiicrnen
Gibe ;u ;erItbren. 8et Der Seffnung per &ilte
fanb man, Dap bic in mlerer @essnwart binein<
gelestfn plptere, neblt 1000 @trcularen, alS man
De Gerausnatm, i,tdt muir erhalteit, lpnbern aud
gar tehte Spuren BON Sensuns paran su finSen
sraren.
Scfepb Rttusr Sebn 9. GtE
@r:ScupernGr pen pa. 6 b as.@. 9 liter,
Il. 8. SETTER 6. 6. 9 rubinttt
4. 3. Iebctp, gcumitte.
Spans uno 8atIon,
Saoranoer Seusrs uno Dtsbfcltc 8iltsn:
gRanufatmriften,
SIC. 63 DcdsStraFe, philadelphia.
19uit %, 1852. na1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
SIe,te SsObroiifer.

ltnterseifneter, pp1nbaft In Mehanifsberc.
Siip>sSbeitbaa Saunl6ip, 9rha Ga.lnts, niinldbt
ebrertietislt pem 9ublfum instelpnnere unb Ieinen
Grelmben unb Slmren iiberbaupt an3u,eiat,,, bae
er iets
eete 9dttSeto Sfo1r
an bbisrm Srt tdufIid an T4 setra6t, unb spar
i9cn am q ten stpril 1853, rnp bab er nun te.
rett 1T alien anipre6rnren mad gBuni6 III tienen.
Is tpiro thn telcnpers freuen redt siele JRunptn
anipreden gu febfn. Gr piin1dt has gutlifum
Defenders harauf aufnertlam ,a maiden, haG rr
Ieebfn BON 9btlaSelptia NIT enem src6fn, berriis
den tnp wOtlfeilen Enforcement Otter, teltetenb
ana = 49,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
Sdtet Sud, Dor Idlfbune.!
preis l)erat8cfeBt.

Tim aut &laGtn vrn &rautcn in ben Stano su Gss.
en- bic 8crtbeits biefr 9rrbsn OQcOi,n y eenegen, III
ecr prcis elmer gcttsl auf rs 6 tuts bGrataskst.
g6snfalIs 3u batcu in aasutcpn tci
laron @int.
philadelphia, euti 20, 1852. nal Siaiu
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a't, was omitted IN our Eeport yesterlay morr..


hr. nuTonD offered resolution for appointing
a epeeial coinmirtee 10 enquire upon WIN. terms
d1 int Vernon can he purchased, and repors TO the
fIouse on that point. and Rs to what disposition
should be made of the Homestead In case virginia
sh uld acquire it.
Mr. PATxfcI iutimated TINT from what he had
learned he would be probably opposed to the pur.
chase OF Mount Vernon: st50eJ0 was perhaps
twenty times its value, and he had no iiea OF coun-
tenancing sale of the ashea of the Father of his
country. Hewould however. state his objection
wnen the proposition was directly before the
Housc.
Mr.. MCKENZIE entered into a statement of the
circumstances under which the properly had been
tendered to Gen. ScorT, and the Board acting with
hin, ss site for one OF the military Asyulns au-
thoflsed by Cougress. The Board Objected to the
Price and Mr. Mex. intimated that that was raduc
ed; and then it was objected thar /. unhealthy
20 thIS was answered taat the entire of med
zeal attendance in Mr.. Wsshingtons Ian iy of some
thirty souls. at s. visit for five years, did not ex
eeed $40 The Board, however, paid to a gentle
man # Washington Mr.. Corcoran) some 5000 for
site OF few acres for the Asylum, and rejected
Mount Vernon. He thought that the establishment
OF such an asylum at Mount Vernon the best dispo-
aitioR that could be made of it. The old veterans
placed there TO spend the remnant OF their days
would constitutes g guard OF honor TO protect the
H0mestead
But that scheme was now Superseded Mr.
Wasaiagsa proprietor, mad been efFared $40 900
Tor Mount Vernon, by private spectators, and If
could not be had for less lie further stated that
II the General or State Governments wanted it, they
would have 10 act promptly, or it would be in the
hands OF private persons, to whom he considered it
ought not to pass.
MIR. BUFoRD intimated that he would at the
proper time, offer his views on the subject
The resolution was then adopted
On motion OF hr. SMITH, the House adjourned.
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RICHM 0ND, VA
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20 1855
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Yesterdays Mai comments upon the rurnor tha.
sn expedition is about to be fitted cut for the inya
sion OF Cuba, and brings up the facts to show tba,
tae hllibustering spirit of the nation viii not long
permit any obstacles to stand ia it's way. The Mai
regards all such demonstrations as morally wrong.
violslive OF the law of nsions and destructive to
She dignity which as great nation we should sus
tain.
The Ra'g contains an article on "the Virginia
Democracy and the Pacific Railroad" A few
months since the Democracy of Virginia express
ed their decided hostility to The scheme and were
assured that the Presidents Message would come
cut hst-tooted against it. Events have shown
that the Messasein fact recognizes the constitution
al right OF the Federal Government TO aid such
schemes, with ceriein vague aud iadcfuite ressric
lions, amounting 10 nothing. The IYaig quotes
resolutions adopted by the Baltimore Convention
and the Virginia Democratic State Convention to
show that the party hold tia! is unconstitutional
willie the Message in effect asserts that it is cons
tuionai. ~ direct issue is here presented between
the Democratic party OF Virginia and a Democratic
President 1t is either constitutional or it is uucon-
stitutional for the General Government to aid in
constructing Internal improvements. The Demo
crsts, in conclusion asked TO define their posi-
iion.
The Enquirer replies with considerable severity
70 an editorial in the Washington Sesincl growing
cut ofthe election of Printer to the Senate.
The Bulletin regards the news brought by the
Asia as more plainly loreshadowiag the coming OF
mighty war in Europe than any previously re-
ceived, The B4lLettn also gives a synopsis OF the
memorial of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, the subject Of extending their work
from GordonsyilIe to Iynchburg.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Dec. 10.
A communication from the Senate announced tie
passage of sundry bills already reported in the pro-
ceedings OF that body, which were referred to ap-
propriate committees
On motion of Mr. GARNETT, the special commit
tee on the resolution offered by him some days
since relative to the census of the State was en-
larged TO tlirteea, and the said committee was an
uouBced by the Chair as follows.
MeFsrs Garnett, Mallory, Weaver, COWardin
Deane, 'Kemper, Christian, Wiley, Miller, Jack
son. Talbot and Boyle.
The Speaker also announced the following com-
ittee under the resolution relative TO the purchase
OF Mount Vernon: Messrs. Buiord, Mckenzie Ste
vens Dunn and Carter, Of auquier.
The Speaker laid before the House a cOmmuni-
cation romthe Clerk, containing an abstract OF the
reports OF clerks OF the various courts of the
tried pending, &c. Laid on the table.
Committees made reports.
An engrossed bill to provide for the payment out
of the annuity of the University OF the interest
the loan effected by the rector and visitors OF the
IIgiversity under an act passed February II 1852,
was sustained by Messrs. SoUTHALL and YERBY,
and opposed by Mr. HAyIoND, ard rejected. Ayes
64-N0es II.
An enrross ed ILL incorporating the Shockoe Hill
Savings institution in the City tf Richmond, was
read IL ird time and passed.
Mr.. PArRlcx moved to take up the bill TO provide
for the completion Of the CovngtOn and Ohio Rail
read which motion was opposed by Messrs. lERBY
and LEE, and sustained by Messrs PATRIcG ana
SKINNER, ard lost
On mgtiJn OF Mr. MAaTZ. the House adopted a
oinc resolution for going into the election oi Bri
oadier General Of the 7th Brigade, to supply tue
vacancy occasioned by Tie resignation OF General
samuel II. Lewis.
Resolutions were offered, adopted and referred,
| among them
By Mr. MARTZ, for tabular statement by the 2d
Auditor ahep ing thc amgunt Of stock held hy the
| Commonwealth in the various improvements in
Which the sta;ei5 stakeholder, and also the mar
kGt value thereof, when the stock has market
| value.
By Mr.. Cess, into the expedency OF incorpora-
| ting the Alhcmarle Insurance Company.
Ey Mr. HAYNoND, that the second Auditor report
what amount OF State B1nda heretofore authorised
10 be issued, have been sold, what amount have
been hyuothecated and by what authority they
have been hypothecaed, aud what are the terms oi
the hypothecatlOn.
Bv Mr. BoGLE, into the expedency of incopo-
rating company to improve the Big Sandy to The
mouth OF Lanissee Fork.
Mr. ELLYs0N presented the petition of the Exc
cutOrs OF Hannah Brown, for the release oftbe Com
monwealih's claim to a certain lot in the city OF
Richmond, andio empower them TO sell said lot,
which was referred to the Committee on Claims
Other petitions were presented and referred
among them by Mr.. CHERRY, remonstTance
against the construction of draw bridge across
the ssuthern branch of Elizabeth river
On motion OF Mr.. HARvIE, the House adj journed.
1.-The GLOWING being the conclusion of the pro-
ceedings Of the House oi Delegates on Saturday
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STATE STocKs-The Commissioner of Banks for
Alabama, reports to the General Assembly of that
State, the purchase by him of s9OOOOo of the State
stocks, and the premium paid for then-that is
S5O0,cOO North Carolina per cents at SOB, and
100000 Virginia per cents at Sl02 81. These
stocks are held by Alabama to awaitthe maturity OF
debt of hers, which falls due ten years hence; so
that they viii not come in competition with any iu-
ture sale OF stocks made by either North Carolina
or Nirainia during that period.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

UNLAWFuL AssEMBLY.-On Sunday last
officers Tyler, Johnson Pearce and Wllkerson made
descent upon house kept by r. II. Perkins on
Cary street. between 20th and 2ist streets and sue.
ceeded in aresting eight cut of eleven negroes who
were there congregated contrary to law. Three OF
the party however. escaped-one by tearing out
others by clearing The window When the officers
got in the house, and ascended the stairway, they
found that of the darkies had taken refu ge be-
tween the beds, others had dodgGd in the corners
and Jacob Gross, canning rascal. has taken the
carpet from the floor ana rolled himself in it. under
the bed. These eight were ordered fifteen stripes
each; ard Tazeweil, slave, who made his escape
Sunday but was taken on warrant yeste day
ing, was ordered similar punishment The officers
incline ta the opinion that the negroes had assembled
for gambling but proof Goua &c adduced of this
fact, they OF course were not punished forit.
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CHRISTMAS MUTTos-Ar. J. =. Sledd, at
No ls, New Market viii serve his friends and the
pubic with any quantity of ine fat and tender NUT
ton this morning, and every day during the week,
just the article for Christmas dinner OF course the
public will want no second Invitation to call aud sup.
ply themselves
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FsREAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK
"a LIN CLOTHING TORE, NO. 98, MAIN ST i,
ElCAMUAu, NA.-Ne have just received large
s-d co2P--5e stock Of Ready Made Clothing suitable
/ saii AID Winter wesz, 22d VIII continue to re-
csNe large acdtIons weekly, per steamers irgInia
SD sLLsvl uIa- from, nlaLutactOry in Ph!lcdel-
Dl.s fe-=Ons wishing to buy will slways have z large
sai fresh stock select from. Aso large end well
selected stock Of GeEtieIneus Furnishing Goods a.
~=ys on hard. Also Umbrellas. Our plan OF ope-
r-ls. = is, large sales ana small proEts.
r DECOU 4 CO,
ss zB-Su No. 96, N sin street.
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10 DE I IUI'UEiI.-- ut " VNYtF. n FEep
negro, aud hack driver cuuvict, d before the
Mayor Yesterday, Of s,ratninF his horses On Grace
sffett Sunday morning ard ordered to be Hcrged-
The Mayor likewise directed that The accused sonld
he allow I'd 10 drive upon the streets no LONGER fh
ordinance of the city having empowered MIN vi n
that authority. From this decision Weaver took an
sppea 10 the Husnes Court and was required ,n en-.
Ter iat0 bends for bis appearance in the sum of SI00
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

The STREET PREACHING EXCITEMENT IN NEW
YoRK.-Much prominence is given to the difficulty
growing out of the arrest OF the street preacher,
Parsons, in New York. It having been alleged
that the preacher was frs. interrupted by Irish
Catholics, Archbishop Hughes addressed crcu-
lar to the clergy and laily of his denomination in
which he coupled his judicious exhortations with
an iuIimation that there existed in New York con-
spiracy against the civil and religious rights Sc
cured to the Roman Catholics by the constitution
aud laws. This tended rather TO inflamc than con
cliate the bad passions of the diversified population
OF that city. and much evil was anticipated from it.
The arrest Of Parsons on Sunday of last week
was generally condemned by the newspapers, and,
as have before atated ar immense indignation
meeting was held in the Park in consequence oft
The Mayor, in his proclamation OF Friday urges
the citizens to preserve the public peace, and pub
fishes the law authorisiug him to arrest street
preachers, unless they shall have obtained Ii
cense. very bad feeling existed in New York on
Saturday, and many rumors were afloat relative to
the demonstration of the approaching Sabbath
that is the reinstallation of Parsons the preacher
on the rostrunl from which he was taken by the
police on the Sunday previous. The Express, in
One of these rumors seems TO have been circu-
lated with the worst of motives-we mean, that
one which asserts that attack upon the Roman
Catholic churches is contemplated by the native
Americans The effect OF this is to induce the
Catholics to look around for the of protect
ing their places OF worship tomorrow. Thus the
materials for public disturbance all ready to
hand and we can foresee that it will require the
utmost prudence and frmneSs on the part of the
city authorities to prevent collision that may
eventuate in the most disastrous and caamitous re-
suits.
"AntiPopery" meetings were held in New York
last Friday night, in the midst of much excitement
The chiet danger anticipated on Sunday was a
collision between the Irish and American military
| companies The Irish military force in New York
is strong. There are in the city and suburbs two
Irish regiments of Infantry and of Artillery,
besides several independent companies.
Owing to arrangement in thetelegraph wires,
we received no intelligence Sunday night; other
wise we might have been able to enighten our
readers as the progress of affairs, in yesterday
paper.
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The Wheeling lntelligeucer says that twenty five
,,oorss soo. the father Of NJ. P. Ward, who killed
prof Butler, OF Louisville, was with dilhculty re-
strained from attacking teacher who had moder-
a,e3y chastised lis son. The son is now confined
criminal, charged with killing tue teacher Of his
voun,eet brother. "very the influence ola good
or had example reaches far, far into the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

Ned DAVIS and his troupe of negro min
sttes will give amusing ami varied entertsin1nent
at Metropolitan Hail tonight. Que OF their songs
as they sin5 it, is warLh the price OF admission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

TALL SrALK--A corn stalk orawn i, TT.
mover, ard said to have measured si9tss, 60. -
ssnt to Office yesterday. by Of our =
Who can beat itf
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DERANGEp.-Am man nnu1ed Cenrcn Mrer

DERANGED.-A man named George Myer,
arrested aud Gagged by officer Johnson prevent his
taxing plunge iu the Chilling wsteIs OF the basin
was brow Rht before the Mayer yesterday, charged
with suffering tom an liberation of mind, sup4riu.
duced by the too tree use Of Intoxicating drGushfs
Hoping that by proper the prisoner may he re-.
stored 10 reGeon ia t5w days. the Mayer ordered his
confinement in the debtors de VartLeut OF the city
Jail until Friday neat.
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! EkAGULRREO'FYPES.-A tIutL1,1I I;fe
- like, finely finished nortra;t =, ,,;ria.'.. nlo
relative or friend severed from Us by distance or s..s
r Eo a %oa,o nps P.fe saa desire posses clear.
seen. Bat M0ULSOSS Pictures sifss,sSs .h .
OF time, and are pronounced by Che shese sushorisv
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic o'.sfs
(jur urirs for3,,,,e cf ,beas go l :,
ONE BOLLAA complete, and warranted to pleasss
or sale. ~ Pic0~S
sH8nsers and citizens are cordially invited to call
ana examine specimens. ~
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. skv
sDd side bisht DReue Gallery 1I0 Main s.rrsS
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& CAhD.-WILLIAM IL. GRAVES IL
II CO. COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS
= al STREET. the Office Of Messrs Puliiara &
e, AUltjluseys, near the City Hotel collect. bond.
Claims Of every description, and gotiae
Sz-.E PGGSHrsUs, Losas, Rents, Hires, Employment,
r ayery brauch Of business, AID ell other Business
Irat requiring the mediation OF third party
They tJa.er their oest services to the community
a. Faced cifTrGcs-
Al gneiI ac.s will be held s.richy confidential.
= mon, Ces:rIns employment aad those wishing
Lau-rs.
tzls- Vented, every dsy of the year, Employers
e., Employ 5es n ell branches OF bGsiuess.
"a Erst 'oyets ret charged in any case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

FIng.-The stone mill belonging TO Hon. ]. C.
stsrkw kwether and Messrs French and Read, at
pawtucket, Mass, was considerably damaged by
fire few days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20
NEW NOVELS FOR SALE BY JAS.

EW NOVELS FOR SALE BY JAS.
1S Il. GIBB
Old England and New En- gland, in series of views
taken on the spot; by Alfred Bum; so cts.
The Turkish Captive, Novel; by Louis Ferdinand
LehmsnOwsky; Sc cents.
Clouded Happiness; 37f cents.
The Iron Rule, or Tyranny in the Household; by
7. 5. Arthur; Is cents
The Lady al Home, or Happiness in the Household;
BY L. S. Arthur; IS cts.
Obi, or Three-Fingered Jack; IS cts
The White Cruiser, or the Fate of the Unheard OF
by Ned Buntline; % cents.
Jack Junk, the Tar for all Weethers 25 cents.
Theodore the Child of the Sea, a sequel 10 La
ftte" the Pirate of the Gulf by J. II. lngrahsn; Is
cents.
Eva May, the Founding; or tbe Secret Dsngeon;2s
cents.
Wild Western Scenes, orAdventures in the West,
90 cente. No 53 Main street.
de II opposite City Hotel.