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re tie Editors Of the Enquirer:
FEBRUARY l6, 1853.

To Tie Edi!OFs 81 Tie Enquirer:
FEBRUARY IT, 1853.
Geptlsmen:-rho "article" ia the last Fridays pa.
per, signed "Civls," which you did me the favor to
publish, contains Typographical error OF such no
inent, ask for correction. l represented rs cay
ing I'VE ara not for immediate and ndiscrm;nate
emancipation " It should BIO ,aoncipat'on. Please
dicule.
You sometimes, at the request Of your patrons,
copy from other papers. An "art;cie" In las; Fri
days "Dlsps,ch," editorial, think, headed Free
Fight is so full Of irony burleslue and good hu.
NOR and 60 e1propos, think your readers, general
IS, would be pleased to see il copied into the "En-
Guirer." at any rate you would much ohlige me by
doing go. In reading i. with oil the gravity could
command, could not restrain my risibil;ty.
Very respectfully, CivIS.
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Glide ISLAND GLAND.

NA are NOW RECEIVING cargo OF TINS NHua5'
Wv tzer II is brought from nm island In the Pa
and is the only Gusno yet discovered which com2ie
vorably with Peruvian Gunno 1t contains II per C..
Ammonia and other valuable fertiizng propertis
value fertilizer il believed by able Chemist, 20 z
little inferior TO Peruvian Gu tno, while II 10 oa,
greatly reduced rates. The analysis can be seen .
office. Parmers and dcnlers are invited TO cal =.
anime for themselves L. H. SKISHER & co,
-feh-l2 Cary ..'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

act, The Cincinnati platform cui clearly sci i'r'h
IN ."r. BuGh.n.u's Late excsii.b; ,ncssasa .
The Democracy nIl ov"r tha land will rejoice win
US al the new state OF affairs in the councils OF our
brethren OF the Empire STATE and will unite with us
in hating the united Democracy Of New York
Washington Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

The BALL OF PHGSIx FIRE CoMpaSY.-The ae
cond anniversary ball of the Pl@nix Boys" will come
III: on the evening Of the 23t, at JErFERsos HALL
lover the First Market) when most delightful re
union" of the gay votaries OF "Terpsichore" may be
confidently anticipated. The officers and members
Of this highly popular and efficient company have pc
cular and legitimate claim. upon the patronage OF our
citizens-they comprise some o! the most active and
senemany members that this or any other city can
boast Of and who are ever foremost and effective in
saving the lives and property Of our citizens, from the
fiery element The character of the gentlemen com
posing the committee of arrangements, affords a sure
guarantee that the festivities Of the evening, will pass
could desire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
THE cTRaN yrssEycrp

Gen. Coucba has granted permission for the publ
cation OF newspaper in the English language in Ha
vaua. 1t will DO styied "The Cabsn Messenger
This is the first time such permission bss been granted
o1sh repeatedly applied for. ~
John b. Cough, is addressing large audiences, OF
temperance, in Lcudon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
THE PIPES AT LUCKNOW.

Pipes of the misty moorland,
Voice of the glen and hill,
The drons Of highland torrent,
The song Of lowlsnd rili!
Not the braes of broom and heather.
Nor the mountains, dark with rein,
Nor maiden bower, no, border tower,
Havs heard your pweetest strain
Dear TO the lowiand reaper
And plaided mountalneer,
To the cottage and the osst!e,
The Scotch pipes are dear.
Sweet sounds the ancient pibrooh
Ger mountain. loeb. and gladsi
, But the sweetest of all music
The Pipes at Lucknow played!
Day by day, the Indian tiger
Louder yelled. END nearer crept;
Round and round tho Jungle serpent
Near and nearer circles swept.
Pray for rescue, ,sivcs and mo.hsrs-
Pay to day. the soldier said
Tomorrow, deaths between ne,
And the wrong and ebans We dread"
Oh! they listened. looked, and waited
Til their hope became despair,
And the sobs Of loI bawailiog
Filled thu pauses Of their prayer.
Then up spake q Scotch maiden,
With her ear upon the ground:
"DnDs We bear it 7-Ginna ys hear til
The pipes o Havelock sound"
Hashed the wounded man his grooming;
flushed the wife her little ones;
Alone they heard the drum roll,
And roar Of Sepoy guns.
Blu, 20 sounds of home and childhood
The Highland ear was true:
"Dinna ye hear itl-'tis the slogan,
VIII &c no believe 1t moo !"
L:ke the march Of soundlass music
Through the vision o. the seer,
More o. feeling thsp OF hesring,
OF the heart thaa ui the ear,
She knew the droniny nibrooS.
She knew the Ca,npb-l;'s call:
"Ha.k hear ye no MacGregor.e-
The grandest o them ALL"
Oh! they listened, dumb and breathlesa,
And th9y caught The sound at last;
Faint and far beyond the Goomtee
Eose and fell the piper's blast!
Then burst of wild Thanksgiving
Mingled woman's voice and mans:
God be praised The march OF Hsvelock
The piping of the clans"
Leader, nearer, fierce as vengeance,
sharp and shril as swords at strife,
lame the Wild MacGregor's clan.call,
Singing all the mir TO life.
SG: when tho r.off dus. cloud
To p!sided legons grew,
Full ;enderly and b,:;hesoueIv
The pipes Of rescue blew!
Round the ei!ver domes Of Lucknow
Round red Dowlahs golden shrine,
Breathed the air TO Britou. dearest.
The cir Of Aud Lsrg Syns.
Ger the cruel roll OF war.drums
Rose that sweet and home. like strain.
And the tartan Glove the turban,
as the Goomtree cleavee the plain.
Dsar 10 the CORTLAND reaperl
Acc plaided mouataineer,
To the cottage and the castle.
The piper's song ia dear.
Sweet sounds the Gaelic pibrooh
Ger mountain. glen. and giaGs,'
Hu. the swssiest Of all music
The Ppss at Lucknow plsyedf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met a, II o'clock, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. CHAPMAN, from ths Committee OF Roads, etc.,
reported bills:
Releasing TO the counties OF Botstourt Roanoke,
Montgomery, Pulaski, Wyths and Snyth, the iute-
rest OF the State in the South turnpike road.
Incorporating the Cologne and Hartford City turn
pike company.
Incorporating The Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio
rail road company.
To incorporate the West Union end Glenville turn.
pike company.
Mr.. RUTHERFORD, from the committee for Courts
of Justice, reported q bill
To amend and re enact the 4tb section of chapter
1876 of the Code in relation to docketing Judgments.
Adverse REPORTS.
Mr.. RUTHERFORD aleo presented reports aiveree
on sundry propositions ard petitions. viz:
or the petitions Of Kate Mercer and Caroline II An
ly OF Mouorgas county 60. divorces because Of the
uacons;utonsli;y thereof
OF reducing the commissions aloyeG sle,iffs 20.
collecting clerks lee ti!Is,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

SEsTEScED.-At the county court Of Madison, Va,
on Thursday ast, negro girl, ~ years Of age, was
tried for burning the barn of Dr. Summers. She was
sentenced to have 100 ashes, 25 at tme until all
were given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

Observation-Disclosures received from,
u the manufacturer in Philadelphia, lot Of Parasols
.: new and pretty styles
Also, Chidrens UInhre
feb6 cHlLEs & CHENERY.
AlURNING FLUID AND LARD OII.-Wiuter
~ strained "a large supply Just received and for sae
by DUVAL NORTON, Druggisrs & Chemik.a
Feh 3 Corner Main and 10th sta
kSAREGE De LAiNES, LAWNS Ec.-We will
ED this ime offer Bsrege &c Lsines Bareses.
Lawns. ami other siGs Goods such prices vii! In.
cure :neir sale.
Fe5la CRILEs & cEEiERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

EXCHANGE BANK AT NoRroLK.-Mr. E. D. Smith
has been elected Teller OF the Exchange Bank Nor
folk city. Mr. A. I Butt has been appointed dis
count and transfer clerk, and Mr. John G. William
sor note clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

\ ingtOn, Va, co.iU ="
Thrs proyny X average the ricncst opposite OF Pho,
nha,e III Lime known TO the world
Pp Rome Dust contains but IS TO So per cent Of ,b
;rnortnnt Phosphate hence comparison OF the relative
value of the two will NJ once snow which ID the de-
| sirsble for agricultural purposes
Gpnnos are OF Two distinct speces-those In which Tia
| u,.nha.es nj Lime predominant, as IN SOmbrero ara
rp md tbosc in which Ammonia prcdon;nates a. /,
the Peruvian; Both experience ana theory establish The
So, thar Ammonia and Phosphate OF Lime are esen.
;nr.d;euts for general fertilizer ami consequently t
ansr, nurpo-es proper mixture o; u" Two recou
n,ndsi Whilst the Peruvian and other ennonis,ed g.
go ,n mere stimuidnts qasckenerso tie sOhe Som
brrro and other Phosphate uanos are pernsnent fe
but OF slower and less percepbe eec, the S
rssr unle.s aided by snulan;s. Hence the sr,.,
Spnortance OF combining the two III proper proportion,
irb If done makes the best most eoHrehte aud eco,c
;.,j fertilizer known. Assuming the cost OF feriyi.t
C,nn AT S69 .nd So.nhrcro a. s3i per ton-and with
~ tho fnrm.r mix OF the ln'r. (Which proportions A.,
roc ,nmenJed by experienced farmer II gives at c.c
of about S4l per ION i.rtinZcr iN nofe valuable a.:
permanent than the Perurisn Gtone.
The a-rcutar!st need only be reminded OF the ns,g,.
of the two predominating ingredients, In me dHere,
snaces OF Guano enable him 10 understand the proper
mode of It's application Waist Amtnooln, Cn the Pen
vim IA liable u evapordte or rise Phosphate o. Line
u sombrc:o IL heavy ana nEple 70 sink osios IL.
rrsch of the OF tho plan:s Therefore should
itbcr deposited nhe hill drill with the crop, Use:
ma ton dressing in the proportion OF from V 10 100 h
?, the acre according 10 the wants OF the SOL! Il u.:
ma n TOD dressing. the spring the best n@, when =,
cr,,,i, assuming It's strength aud suscnance as E. X.
time the benefit OF the Ammonia Is less likely TO be
lo., tha II used in the fall or early winter.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT - CO.. Agents,
Richmond Va
n can also hc obtained OF A. GARRETT. +. W0R
THAN & co. DUKE & HUTCHINSON, and F.. II. san
KER s. CO., Richmond. Va. Jan 2-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

Capt. W. Smith, for nine years member OF the
Virginia Legislature, from Giles county, is dead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
LANpRETH,s FKEsH GARDEN SEED.

HUST received full assortment Of Landreths &c
- inc Garden Seeds The public are respectfully
vited TO call aud examine before purchasing escss'
especially the trads US liborul margin will DC sl'
them.
Below we cnumera.ea fow Of the kinds, viz
Extra Early Peas Extra + Beet
Eatly Frame do Early Turnipho
Bishops Dwarf Prolific do Long Blood do
Royal Mnrrowlnt DO aanccl Wurtzel do
Early York Cabbage Early Frame Cucumef
Large do 90 Rsdish
Early Oxheart do Spinach
Large Late Drumhcad do Tomatoes
Flat Dutch DO Onion sets
Tom Thumb Peas &c.
CHURCH & FLEMING
Feb %, Main sired
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

The "Bs!moEal,' or red pet,icos;, has made it's 8
in Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

NEW CO-PARTEERsHIp.-Tbe s:b,efa
day entered into cs-coparrnership undo :
a. X. PAR X X & ".
And will conduct a general wholesale
GOODS GOODS BUSINESS. They vii
supplied with the newest and most d's-s',
Foreign and Domestic Goods, and hope y
ton 10 business, TO merit the patronage
| tended to the late firm.
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NOTIGE Z.

HAVING DISPOSED or THE, B,LASt
III STOCK, we shall, from this date, d-.'
DRY GOODS BUSISE
Our books may be found at the Oil stand.
Square, Main sireer. where our customer
TO call and settle their accounts, without zen
Parker t. Co.
Our rrln will remain, until further no;:rs
Feb. 1, 1858. Parker, slEh
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A. +. TtITr
WILLIAM :
Richmond, Feb. l, 1853. DAVID COG;

os retiring from the Dry Goods Bi.il.'
pleasure In recommending 10 the pstroh'@s
Messrs. A. X. PARKER e. Co feeling ss-
ings with them will be entirely sati'iae'yg,
Feb LIT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PHOSPHATE GUANO.
FROM THE ISLAND OF soMBRERo, WEST INDIES
The rorid.
10y careful analysis OF an average sample of differ
d ent cargoes, the annexed eminent Chemists has.
found this remarkable d"posre 70 contain OF Phosphate
rn.u nlI..,ra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

DEDUCTION IN BONNETs
IN Al
GENrNS BAZAAR.
$50 lsdies misses and chdrens bonnets been
lect-d from this varied and extensive stock of
SPRING MILLINERY.
Ara cketed at prices calculated TO 10 close
buyers
Ladies' who buying article the reign
ing fashion at reduction from regnlng prices
yiisd 30 call and example these bonntts.
GENlSa BAZAAR,
No. 5l3 BroAfway. st. Nicholas Hotel.
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SITUATIONS WANTED. lTs,

A SUNDAY SCHOOL ThAChEt CAN RECON H'nr
IA several good Buys active Intelligent able aad Hp
I" work stores as light porers Aa their ages froN -
10 " Auply by letter. post paid to C. Il. I73 .sl r~e
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

DARASOIS PARASOIS
Of ladies' and chiidrens rarasoIs.
100 assorted parasois At 81 ~ worth -
800 heavy fringe do, At 50 usual prise s.
l5O do do do $3.50 do $3.50.
Chlldrens parasoletes carved handles 81 81 So the
finest goods offered Also large aud varied
OF sun umbrellas, as per cent below usual prises.
GENIN'S Bazaar,
5l3 Broadway,
a. h,iaaH HINTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

A VERY BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED SEVEN OCTAVE
rosewood panoorie of great purity Of tone for sale
cheap complete and perfect containing all the moiern i'm
via hsss French action arch brace
grand osFons hsr duce harmonic pedals The hnish
,hp pattern with round corners the bach
well the front b. lag the Hnsh nj round the piano
rich Ay csrvsd legs and four moulding
ana city made 10 short tne and antad. Price
Sg7k $50 such chance but seldom. Apply At
W Hlgh street Brooklyn two squares fro tulton street.
any tune during day or evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

address D. O.. box LIZ Herald oace
A rosewood panoorie Of erea, purity tone,
provsments Suspension b'ss french action arch erscs
S s S,s ' SsSi
and cty made, 70 yse shor. time and Warranted Price
s eos, tgo sah chance occurs but sc .edom ApgyS
any tune during day or evening:
PRIVATE FAMILY IN WILLIAMSBURG HAyIE3A
9o SenS ss
gens ~ es n ,@ on mas Sss ans 81 H. Rs %
oversirung has. .,a a. the modern mProvsment Prg
% vi S aa any ns .ner O'Clock Xgss.a vii
be offered % a Ssh customer M0ODkEp
A PRIVATE FAMILY. ABOUT MOVING wxsr, HAVE
all seven octave solid rosewood pianoforte which
nersd serPsnae e,on triple moulding ssssny
mother Of pearl un,aus deer pescSsss BIRDS Of psras
Tow .r Nc s,a pssr ke,. Sysrs,uns bass aud al sns
va. msds b. one Of be. city maker, 10 York
viii be soli. Il applied for rnmedscy Lor sLsS cash 10.
VIII be offered cash DO, for shppins In
A carved legs ptsnotorte one OF the hes. oned viii ss
sol1 sscnce Tor csso used VERY h. zoe hsylog
$50 .-.- .-.., :,
ANcraANIsr. AND aUAs ns ACCUsroNsD 20
tenor, q ssm readsr,l desre an engagement Address
-, ---------- $500,
U. street up STAIRS In consequence removal offers the
balance o, hs entire stock OF musical Instruments music
:Sss .sis %a: Hs g. nall price Ono hundred
-
G grand al rosewood sno brilan, lone made by
% sf few s SS ~, ind p.rrr order 60, s
very low Cor cash. Inquire at I4i Smith street
nj s..-isorm nn on TUE TWO pOb
~ ,sies P,n :. ps p ssSSmce ~; 49, ~
@ I,,.. 80. ,nr,h .ai sy = .,o
Nrs,ss,b .od snt,e,i ". ~ MINI" s'e"ue' 'ee
-n- ---------- $3.50 49, 80
great 6ars.D. second hand pissos Al he III ostss
sItremely low lrnes-one nj IS US 800, f0. Sis SIS
t0 $3.50 snd tc9 Anos and mel,teocs 70 REM and rent
sowed on parysss. 's .se 90 mon.ay p.ymen,s pNeos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15
MUSICAL.

A YOUNG LADY. POSSESSING AN ALTO VOICE AND
"A rood musician dee. engagement with church
address II. O., box LIZ Herr "a Onlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

A PRIVATE FAMILY IN WILLIAMSBURG HAVING A
"A costly round cred. octave rosewood piano
forte three months ago. and cost 500 srs wiag 70 sell
rfee tor cash: has sod pearl keys pearl In
laid board brilliant tone made by one OF tbs best city
and unerprd guarantee for three years has
oyersrung bass ali the modern Improvements Pri@
FOR the plano 500 only Apply al No 10 Remsen sreel
Williamsburg, any Time after O'Clock AsAtesin wiIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

DTCH DRESS GOODS.
IL sILKr, GRENADINES,
BAREGEs, MOu6ELINE DE SOLE,
ORGANDIES, JACONETe,
MOUsRLINE DE LANES PRINTS
ROBES vOLANT, DOUBLE JUPE AND AQU lLLK.
Of every description
jams GRAY A co. have open superb asaortmel
Of the above desirable goods also carefully selected stock
family mourning.
No. 729 Broadway. corner Of wsverley place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

w X. BRIGGS SOLE AGENT FOR THE GENUINE
w Gibson rup ~ Vescy street pier West Washing
Market See Gibsop's AFFIDAVIT last weeks Herald
Timea
900 nAn -wANTER, A CONSCIENCE. TO RK.
8ZU.VUU. ceive and sell from three TO FIVE millions
Of white pre- lumber In the place OF retiring
from business Advances will be required and amp
CO only required this spring wishing
regin safe and rohabe business should apply Ad.
dressF. j. Kennedy, No. 6 all street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

CrRAw GOODS FOR CASH.
- HORkCE ~ kETCTUN A 90.
Ofer inducements 70 ossh pun ohssers Of
STRAW B0NNErs,
FRENCH FLOWERs,
BLONDE LA0Es EDdIsas. &C., &C.
No. SIS Broadway,
Corner OF Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15
sPRiNG FASHIONS.

1900 I'd THE LADIES or NEW yopK a sn y,
oH1U~ 'se thd elegSpt -,t M ,o ".
summer iltnetys sroslway p''''"'n cash v,ioas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11
EXPRESSES

WILLS FARGO = 90, NEW YORK ANp cAf,ifoS.
w MIA Express Company and EA.hange l,niers, joint
sxocf Company Capital fgnup O1ce - lrohiray. M
pSesss sent California oegs ami Nsndwsh Islands the
al Ih of each month To Havana the 5h l2h and S1
month hshangp fer sale iusuns ~ SUIT CaOf
eregoD, SANDWICH lsisn1s Havana Boston ,nd Phnfe
phia. Notice 20 Cal0-ria B1udh0fers-W. y y % sre
nov prepared 20 receive the Oh basdp n the STATE ~ CsJr
ri transport he 70 Naorsneno lily snd p-c-urc
arm came 70 ths CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11

DRY GOODS. 90.

A MAIDEN LANE-EDWARD 8. NAWaON WILL
sell through HERTS MOSS auetonaers al his store
A Maiden lane Monday January a. IL O'Clock the ba
other grades; gents uers gove sleigh robes This
excellent opportunity 70 purchase furs at ow figure
every lot viii sold, and all articles warranted - repre-
ssnted A deposit required from all purchasers.
GEO. 8. MAWSON Agent "A Maiden lane.
A T. STEWART co.
N. VIII offer on Monday Jan. H.
A LARGE LOT OF
RICH WIDE SILKS
ar 81 Is PER YARD
Formerly 81
ANOTHER LOT OF SILKS,
AT Is. On. PER YARD,
Formerly e..
broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11
OCCULIsTs AND AuHIsrs,

OCsIsT-J y MACDONALD HAS REMOVED
" HE oniee from 81 10 65l BroadN4f uJIrs hgo " A.
H. pllPA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11

Two OWNERS or COAL. MINES AND PETRoLEUMe
springs throughout the United aes Canada and the,
Brslsh Prov ncesrhe kerosene oil Company prepared
proposals supplies OF unpurihed coal ola once
distilled the crude without chemical treatment ans
for In the All proposals
the lowest well the quantity that be furnishej
monthly and should be by sample Of
than gallon representing the entire yield from the
duct opsrned upon Freight and charges all samples To-
be prepaid Address Secretary OF the Kerosene Oh
"a Ncavsr Gro 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11

vlyANIEp-A GOOD SECOND HAND COPPER KErr1ge
w capable Of tOiin twelve 10 fifteen hundred gallons
Any having such may hear Of purchaser by apply
ing nj 20 Fulton ST, Brooklyn.
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OoPARTNERsI1P NOTICES.

-
cOOp a PRRTNFR WANTED IMMEDIATELY, IN
SAON oyster and drinking saloon newly ated up ri
ahrsi "as yc GOWN owa IN an excellent location, where
0AfINEY 8 CO. 10 n .lAA.a square.
SpnO -whSTrD A Partner TO START A BAND
IONOs of EhuTsn performers, - Of the best booze
payrfF iN NVN N0b5 cf rrunton IN band already esiat
bi.hei horcurhl. understand The business. CAN
address AuRletls a. llWarde. ~. Pearl street
6oOa a PERSON WIN rms AMOUNT ~ CASH
VOVO. OF steady ha,- who willing devote his times
70 the Interest OF the concern, In first class cssb
business which paying 5000 20 5000 per For
iuEpartcuaTs please apply 70 LIVINGSTON Co, No.
Beekmsn street.
cE00 ANY GENTLHMAN HAVING THE AB0NEt
OOOO. amount Of cash hand. and wishing 10 eniehi
aprohtsbe cash business learn Of favorable opporiu
&I SA0 Il WANT PARTNER WHO GAN FURp
pI.slOV. nsh the cash. and commence Immediately, nr
an established manufacturing cash business in his city, et
Address. with real name, Dor $50 Herald ohce.
DE- OOO PARTNER WANTED, wIrH FROM &o0s
pC.OOO. 10 1000, 10 take the place Of retiring psrts
Address, with name, &c Dor sos New York Post once
Ok 00O -wANTED--A PARTNER, SPECIAL Or,
DC.UOV. active, under the most favorable auspices, IN
an old established mandatory In articles Of which 70 the
there no limit doing business In all sections OF the counry
Embarrassed In consequence ~ the times viii either take
partner sel and work with the purchaser win suc
an investment the profits OF TIM factory viii realize ul OJ
per and be increased 70 extent The amounts
will only be needed by investments Full Information vii
be given application 70 a. w. REED " Deg street. Ne~
York. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11

ITO LAwyERs.-A JUDGMENT IN THE SUPREME
Court of this State for about IS 900, against old
dent who has ample property TO pay it. he had the will
which judgment must be revived and enforced The
will liberal arrangement, small advance, with
any attorney. Address McGregor, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11

ERCHEs.-THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN,
IL form druggists doctors and dealers in leechcs that they,
receiving regular mportaons of the best Swedish and
German eeches per every steamer, from Hamburg and,
Bremen: that leeches free Of duty they af
lord sell their At lower prices han usuait
Country orders from distance will b. puncaly send.
ed and packed in such heir safe
rival at destination. j. H. CLEU co. ~ Maiden "