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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05
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REGyAULT & co. will sell a. their store on Main
snset, an assortment of s. ntecl household ana
kitchen furn ure. Office desk, bar and oyster
counters, show o4ges, tables, glass jars, &c :,
commencing al 10 o'clock.
E. W POWELL will sell at u O'Clock, IN Man
chester, two large frame buildings on Barney
and Decatur streets, nearly opposite Gilmore 5
old warehouse.
r. II. TALLEY, secretary, announces that tho
Manchester corn-mill will be rented on the
premises ut o'clock.
J. II. DIGGFs will soil st o'clock = brick house
and lot Of ground on the south side Of Cary
street between Second and Third.
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EVERYBODY Is INTERESTED that such establish
nents - Andersons Art Patace, No. l3ll Main
street, should be appreciated aud fostered In our
midst. We often reminded by our friends
that Anderson has something new, something
wonderful, something ahead ol his neighbors.
+" Anderson" says one, "is the early bird, ana
he has been the frst to Introduce porcelain Pic
turos, mammoth cameras fret class artists In pas
tel, oil, and water-coors: ana now he has the
posing rest" which Is the most inviting Iuxury
to those who ait for pictures Its introduction VIII
serve 10 give greater ease 10 photographs and much
le.s trouble To s!tters. II is triumph Of mecha.
meal art, aud all should see IL.
Sir. Andrrsoa Is now TAXI & pictures in every
Style known 10 the art. and specimens Of every
syls may bo setnat his rooms: pictures he wishes
ltdi-tincty understood, ttkta in Rtclmond h"tsh'
ri ia Rjcita.pnd, and hs hopes appreciated In
kIcamond The public Is invited 10 Art Palace
4ai Il lo.e who have leisure hour cannot spend 1t
in better place.
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rr-SpECrAL SoTICE.-gICHMo

rr-SpEClAL MOTTO E.-GICHMoND
SAVING, BANK AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following named gentlemen have been ap-
;csut,d agents and medical examiners to represent
hi. company in LIFE INSURANCE in the places
dvs guatad:
J. l. Brown Esq, agent, and II. Latham, IL D.,
medical cxs miner, Ly ncLhurs, Va.
q =. Jones, Esq agent, and J. L. Cabell, NJ
H.. .4ed.,a! examiner, Charlottesville, Va.
J =. Woodward al W. \. Burnett, E.qs,
agents. and A. u. I4uut.eroy, u. d., medical eH-
ataiuer, Slauuton, Va.
Thomas J. DAVIS, Esq, agent, anI J. 7. Spencer.
NJ. D., medical examiner, FarmvIHe -.
Charles Il Cu,hbert, agent, and D. W. LaSSl1er'
medical examiner, Petersburg, Va.
John s Mar'iu, agent. and K. Lindsey, NJ. d.
medical cxa 1lnar, Scotts.lile, Va.
George Il. finch, agent, Doydtou, Va.
Thomas ". Hlx, agent, Apporaattox county, Va.
W. g. Morton, Jr., agent, Scotisburs haAiax
coonty, VI. J. 4. DAVIS, President.
JF. c. POTIs, Secretary.
Il 3 STAsKE. General Agent. deS
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THOMAS ). RALDwrs * Go, CORNER oP MAIN
ASD TENTH srnEEr,--CLorHIsa FOR ALL-Rs-
DICED PFICE5-tEOTHtSG FOR ALI.-REptCEp
PRICES The reduced prices of clothing IN these
frsezins times must engage the attention OF al
who lob 10 avail themselves OF being made coa-
Portable Tor Il small sum expended At the hrst and
largest clothing house Of this city. THOMAS ;.
BALDWIN a Co. will procure good and excellent
business suits cut in the latest style, with snpe-
nor beaver over. coat. Such ~ they have in store
VIII carry you through a trip over tho hocsy
mountains, saying nothing Of our own Blue noun
talLs M,u Dt business and travellers, II you wi h
10 be comfortable, don't forget where 10 go
THoAAs $ BALDWIN & Co. Young gentlemen
who ish pa4y dress, 10 lead the fairest oi the
TAR 10 the Aymeniai altar-ws have nice dress
h ac. suits To suit above eutioned occasions-and
70 rghec, that you can purchase them at 80 mush
less than ordinarily purchased, ought certainly To
induce you, in these days OF scarcity OF green
backs We would simply add that clothing suit.
able for every class can DO procured now At very
.Uw d-uros, as IL is the earnest liberalization Of
lac firm Ia have clean counters soon as the sea.
son ends preparatory for their large spring stock.
which they are getting up in the best manner
Tor the trade Of the cty. so all who wish 10 gain
au advantage in purch asinS, will do well to call
early n BALDwIy's 3 Clothing Hall, corner Of Main
apd Tenth streets.
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FIRE IX THE CoUSTRy.-A night or two
since the house Of Mr.. Thomas Lyme, who
lives near Dutch Gap, took fire from tho
chimney, and before assistance could be
rendered it was entirely consumed. Loss
about $500
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The RICHMOND LCLECTIC.-An accident
having occurred, by which few Of the
forms of the January number, just ready
for issue, were injured, tho publishers,
rather than send it forth with any blcmish
upon its pegcss arc rcprinting the " ole Of
the injured portion. This viii delay the
is,ne of the magazine until next Tuesday
~ "Wednesday.
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APPOINTMENT or STATE PRoyIEs.-Thc
Board Of Public Works held a meeting on
Thursday last, and appointed the follow
ing proxies and directors 10 represent the
States interest in the Alexandria, Lou
doun, and Hampshire railroad, viz: Prux-
ies-Robcrt II. Miller, Alexandria; Charles
II. Lee, Loudoun; Benjamin Morgan,
Clarke. Directors-JoAn Janney, John
Powell, Andrew Jameson, and John NJ.
Orr. The Board adopted an order calling
a meeting of the stockholders in Altxal-
dyia on the 18th of February.
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"a SUBSCRIBER on NryETEEyrH STREET" I"

"ASrBscRrBER on NINETEENTH STREET"
informs lis that the Dispatch was delivered
to him with the "Ne,0 Nation" folded in
it. We need hardly assure him that there
was no knowledge in this establishment
that any such means were resorted to to
circulate the paper in question. 1t may
have been only in his case that such
thing was done; for whatever We may say
Of the publisher that paper, we can hard
ly suppose him guilty of such an expedient
to send ont his sheet, even were the car
riers of the DiSpatch willing to so offend
those who supported them as to aid him in
such a plan.
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RUxAwAY.-Two horses attached to a
coal-cart, at the upper end of Broad street,
ran off yesterday afternoon, and continued
at full speed until they reached First,
when they turned the corner, and threw
whto man and negro out who were in
the cart, iuiuring them severely. The
names OF the parties could not be OBJ
tanned
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ERRATA.-In A. W. Trabue's letter pub
Hshed in the Dipatct on Wednesday,, IN
the fifteenth line adrrt is printed instead
Of arr,t. In Job Atkins's letter, in the
tenth line, employees is printed instead OF
employers, and in the last line OF same en-
ply is printed instead of e"ptoy.
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DR.. UOGE's LECTUREs-A SUGGESTION
The Sunday afternoon lectures delivered
by DR.. Hoge at bis church are attended by
very large audiences, mainly consisting Of
young gentlemen, for whom, indeed, they
are intended. Such is the crowded condi-
tion Of the church that many are not seat
ed, and some Of these pass to and fro
through the inner baze-covered doors, the
opening of which admits strong currents Of
cold air. very much to the discomfort Of
the assembly. This is done without reflec-
ton, the persons opening the doors having
no idea that they are giving the slightest
cause Of complaint. To the yonng gentle
men who visit the church on the occasions
referred to the barest hint as to this mat
ter, We are sure, is altogether sufficient.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS CoNPASY.--It will be
seen from the notice Of the corporators, in
another column, that books Of subscription
to the stock of the Virginia Express Com
pany are opened ut the office Of MeSsrs.
Thomas Branch \ Sons, in this city. This
company was recently incorporated by the
Virginia Legislature.
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THE CITY JAu-EIRp G0yrRNWEET-
DRUM-HEAD CoUET-NARTTAIs- - CoNrtScA-
TIoE AND CORPORAL PUEI>HNEET.-W
have already published an account Of Il
case brought before the Mayor some weeks
since in which several negroes confined in
the city Jail were arraigncd before tho
Mayor TO answer the charge Of whipping
some of their fellow prisoners, who had
di>obeyed their orders in going out to wO.@
in the chain-gang. From the evidence Of
those who had suffered the iUtlicttyu Ct
stripes ii appeared that when the order
for putting the prisoners to work was
issued by Mr.. Mayo, by authority Of
the State laws and city ordinauces,
William Washington, muatJo, confined
for stealing, and >clfstyled mayor O the
city Jail, couutcrmandcd this clict, ard j.
sued an cdict through Lii, "chict Of po-
lice" David PoindcEtcr, negro, iyrb!ddlnw
any of his subjects 30 90 ont - work, under
penalty OF stripes. This was obrycd by
all save two or three untcrri.icd ones, who
went cut to work with the chJu-gan~.
When they returned Mayor" Washing
ton held consultation with the raat ui
his officers. and il was decided that tae dis
obcdlcnt subjects should receive each nine
and THIRTY la>aes. to be well laid OF the bare
skin by "chicf" POinicXter. This sen
tcncc was carried ont to the letter, ard the
consequence was that Washington and
Poindexter were arra;guci before the
Mayor, and committed - answer M III
dictmeut for their offence.
Yesterday morning Il similar case was
brought before his Honor. Jim Hmgis
and the aforesaid David Poiuic&t@r were
charged hy Winston Bra%tou Of roho.us
him Of his Jacket and boots. baAton,
who had happened 10 ho sent to jail for
sornc misdcmcauor, said that when he ar
rived in Jail hc ", hauled up, and his
Jacket and boots t,,h n from him by Pcu-
dexter and Harris, who presented their re-
grets that they were forced 10 "coGii>-
cate his property, but that they were only
0bcying the orders ct the generals and
colonies in the jail, who ordered the -iluce
Of the property Of fresh fish BrNtou
said that he had applied to the ial.or tor
redress, but that hc replied 10 hifa Jblt he
could do nothing for him. David rol.aeN-
ter was "whippiug-mastrr" d the jill,
and jim Harris was major.
Poindcxtcr here made al appvI. To his
Honor: "Mr. Mavo," said lie, "wlIl you
allow me to speak few words! You
know l Lore told You the truth" "No,"
said his Honor, interrupting him, II do
not know that you ever did snch Il thing in
your life" He then reuaudci tue two to
Jail to answer an indictment Tor this
offence, in addition to their others. lie
intended to show these fellows that bis
orders were 10 be respected, and that
there were laws to protect those WHO had
been made subject 10 ,Lcir tn!cT.rE and
crIInliN.
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SEVERE FAIL.-YeSterday morning as
Dr.. Plume was passing up Franklin street
between Fifteenth street and Locust alley,
he slipped and fell, his side catching hard
upon the rim of small bucket he had in
his hand at the time. He was stunned by
the fall and although able to be about
shortly after the accident, complained OF
considerable pain in his side, from which 1t
is feared that he was injured internally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

MAMMOTH SLED.-The boys on Church
Hill have made mammoth sled, capable
Of holding twenty five persons, and yester-
day were using it sliding from Bellevue
hospital to the Central depot.
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NIILK FOR SALE.--A gentleman =
MI abort distance from tho city having more
MILK than Is required for his family. would Ike
10 .sll about tares gallons per day 70 = hossi %
fsni vs. In the sams neig hbosAood tor iarnsf
information, apply Ut this once. as@s
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DISTRIBUTION OF WooD.-It will be seen
by the notice OF DR.. Parker In another
column that there will be distribution of
wood on Broad street, between First and
Second, on Monday about 8 7. NJ. Per-
sons entitled to receive wood are desired
to be present for that purpose. The Doc
tor is cxcrtng himself most commercially
for the relief of suffering persons, and
there should be no unnecessary delay on
the part of those he is endeaying to assist.
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DEATH or A. JUDsoS CRANE.-Died, on
Thur day night, at the Monumental Hotel,
in this city, 4. Judson Crane, Esq, in the
tiiticth year of his age. Mr.. Crane was a
native OF Richmond. His father, the late
William Crane, was well-known citizen,
quite remarkable tor his religious zeal and
.piety. he was the senior partner of the
firm of William 4 James G.. Crane, leather
dealers, for so many years favorably known
in this city. Mr.. William Crane removed
to Baltimore some twenty We years since,
and there resided until AS death, which
occurred some six months since. Mr.. 4.
Judson Crane, who at an early age gave
proofs of very bright intellect, finished
his education at Columbia College, near
Schenectady, n. Y. Immediately after
graduating, he there married Miss Tired
way, daughter of Col. Tredwav, who resided
near the college. Mrs. Trcdway, her
mother, was ncice of John Quincy Adams.
Mr.. Crane settled at once in Richmond,
and came To the bar here at the age Of
twcntv-onc. lie soon took 4 very rcspccta-
bic position in Il community Of lawyers
famed for ability and legal learning. He
became noted as an advocate OF great
iAahlll@S "h'A hhIi1y ~ oSD"'St
as well as very forcible and
clear writer. Naturally led into the dis
cussion of public affairs, he became one of
the party orators OF his times. lie was
elected for one or two sessions to the House
Of Delegates from this city, and in that
body took q prominent position as de-
batter. He was large contributor TO
the political press Of Richmond, and was
fur some months associated with the late
John Hampden PleaSantS in the Repnb-
Hcan, very brilliant journal, which Mr..
Crane conducted for some time after the
sad event which deprived the Virginia
press Of perhaps the rcadieSt and raciest
writer thar ever adorned its history.
Mr.. Crane was twice married, and had
two children by his first wife and two by
MS second, who survives him. He was
gentleman Of warm heart and genial i'm
pulses, frank, generous, and sincere. Such
temperament very naturally had its in
.irmticS: but it ever commanded the kind
sentiment of the community in which he
lived, and the sincere attachment Of his
immediate associates.
The funeral OF the deceased will take
place this afternoon ut O'Clock from st.
Paui's church. He will be buried with
Masonic houors, he having been member
u the fraternity Of MaSons.
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,DArH RtPOSITORY. ON cIE

I SEVENTH. BETWEEN CAEI =: D a1t5S~
4ftyAI, STREETS w. h4vs nu uHadt Of oar oWH
...#uutsctuTg. 81 large stogI ~ Carriages, tcteAes
EreI.a, BaruacEgs. Uoelors raaet.Es, zoe E@wa.sr
Top All EU-T1y EIgg!eo, Jsrsey an E&lFess VA
rgns, Singie aud Doutie Harness. Coach and Bug
" Whips, Coach Material, SC, saL .re prepared
= execute IN : wor .Ilan!tku m@i..gT repairs on
Carriages, BCEgtus, Sc. anJ 10 Duit1 tnaI 20 or
igr oar GagEla.uS ss.ug OF oGE own manufacture,
80 ere enabled 20 ssll AZ the low prices and SiVe
the fullest guarantee o! quality @al dafaDii.ty A
s1iicita5 Guy II JOuS :. OSBORN co
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TIEE.-The alarm OF fire at about ,
o'clock yesterday morning was caused by
the partial burning of store and resi-
dcncc occupied hy Mr.. EIoltzinger, shoe
maker, Oh Broad between Third and Fourth
streets. The family, who slept up stairs,
were reused hy dense clouds of smoke,
and il was found that fire had originated in
the store frvm a stove in the rear, which
had been oyerheated. Before the fire
could he put ont, the interior of the store
was almost entirely gutted, though no
great damage was done upstairs. The
loss has not been estimated and it is not
thought that the insurance will cover it.
the property va, insured as follows ::
The house tor II 900, and the furniture for
- coo In the Mutual Insurance Company
of this city, and the goods for $4,000 in the
Associated T;rcmuus Insurance Company
OF Baltimore, OF which Mcssrs. I. NJ. Al
friend i Son arc agents.
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No Exchange Building, Fourteenth street.,
EICTGoZD, VA,
would respectfully ask ~;.ont.on to their new,up
'' FALL AgD WINTER GOODS,
couai..tng Of Cloths, C&ss!meres, and Vestings Of
the latest European inrort1tons, ant most aP-
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS OF the best make always
on hand. so l2-om
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DENSONiS + II ADJ q n r., TON
y WASHING WITHOUT LABok. ins si-as-
s.t tesit-rauun for hoasekeePers se' asoassa, n =,
be great saving OF time and expense. TOT sale ~
~hoissais anu '''" i. p. LATHRoP, Agent,
asu Eighteenth street, soath side Dock,
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THE SUNDAY LEpGgR.-fhls paper will not hs
t.#rul Tomorrow morning. The proprietors
have met with sufficient success to induce them
u procure an entire new outfit for the paper
and hopc to publish 1t in a few days in style
which cannot b- surpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

PEEJUpICE oF CoLoR.-A new field IS
open Tor new reconstruction bill from
Thld. Stevens. Itappcars that the "rebe!
whites OF the South are not the only ones
who have 4 prejudice against color. \ few
days since, two or three respectable black
men applied to join a society composed OF
The mulatrocs, chiefly BARRIERS, in this city.
The secretary did not dcign to reply in
writing, hut sent the following message !;
"Tcll them black m0kcs,i they want
work, dat viii set 'cm 10 work cleaning
De snow ont of de back yard, but not come
bothcring cen'Imcn bout jining the
sicty.' \ Horace Greeley would say,
This is heart sicllcning." When will all
classes be reconstructed
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SOLDIERS 10 b. PAID OFr.-We learn
that about $l25,00O in greenbacks has been
received 10y the United States paymas,er
here to pay of the soldiers Of this depart
ment. This will be gratifying event to
the rank and file. Ii is perhaps all the
better for them that the Christmas holiday
is over, as the temptations to wasteful
expenditure are not 50 great as they would
have been in the festive period. The boys
will have more to send home or put by for
future use. R
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ALMOST \ TlRG.-Somc little boys at the
residence of Hr. ". II. Crew, on Grace
street, between Twcnty-dfth and Twenty
S.xt., while playing in the garret, set fire
to \ pile OF feathers AMI came near setting
lire 10 the house. Fortunately the fire
was cItiugu.shcl before any damage was
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no, FOR CHINA!

Having determined 10 change our business, ne
will offer from this date our entire stock Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND tsoCaEEY
At AND BELOW COST FuI CASH.
Oar s,ock !. very large sod complete consisting
in part ot
RIcH AID ELEGANT DECORATED CHINA DIN
NEH SITS from sl0a 10 7iau per set, worth from
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETs at $50 worth SIS.
rpha fines, Fh ENCH AND ENGiI~H CHINA TEA
SETS with o. =! and II pieces, from IS 10 g32 50,
RiCu pECoRATED CHINA TOILET SETS, IL
pieces ~ so s!3 50 to sid worth f., SIS aud S25.
WHITE CHf.A PLATES, 9. =, 81, ADD t3.b0 per
d.zer, worth s., IL auj - - per dozen and all
o,her goods At the same Low prices.
j II. SNELaUS, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and E%change Hotels.
do S-lm
CAkB. SODA, Just received and
ID for sale BY
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WHOSE CASE BASKET A negro was
seen by 4 policeman yesterday trying to
sell a very valuable cake basket in an auc-
ton store. The policeman suspccting some
thing wrong, carried the negro to Major
Claiborne, to whom he stated that he Was a
captain Of canal boat, and that the bas-
la lad been given him as freight By a
lady. whose things lie hauled on lis boat
from Buchauauto Lynchburg. He could not
give the lady's name, and tine Major not
acirg satisfied with the story, concluded to
hold tie basket until he could find out
more about It. Itany one has lost silver
coke basket lct him apgly at once to Major
Claiborne and examine. this one.
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FIRs.-A ire broke out on Thursday
night last, at about II O'Clock, in the rear
of The house occupied by a Mr.. Sweeney
a, = grocery and bar, on Seventh street
hnYona BErl.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF RICHMOND, JAsUAsr 4, lsc7.
ARNnhlNnA

Schooner Rkodsila Blew. Patterson. from Rich.
mond ria lower James riyer for New Egk, put
into Mauricctown. v. j., December 10Th, sas
having been ashore on jersey beach, where sho
lost her dec K load, ruddeT, and sustained other
damsgo The RhVdelis Blew had on board iso
cords Of wood belonging to Aes.r.. Chfistian
Catlett OF Charles City county, Va, Her cargo
was insured In the once OF the Virginia Ere ana
NJ arins Insurance Company of lhis city Tor sse.
British s,eams hip Brazilian, Barron, sailed H0n
Norfolk for Livsrpoc. on tho ID instant. o.,
shib Rangoon before reported ashoTs on Ibin
coltsAaae sboaI, has boen gotten OF. and towsa
luto Hampton Roads on the ID Instant, sAA"e
abou, nfteen inches per hour. .,..m.,
PalLADElPHIA, January s.-Arrtvei, Gea"si
Tonavouda, ll0 hours from Savannah.
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REAL ESTATE. - Mr.. c. c. ilanes on
Yesterday offered for rent the large and
conveniently arranged tenement on Broad
between Sixth and Seventh streets, con-,
tanning eight rooms, together with brick
kitchen, occupied by Mrs. Moore As a
boarding house. 1t was withdrawn at 3I95
per year. Mr. Hancs also offered the three
story brick tenement on Broad between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, containing
eleven rooms, together with Il kitchen con-
tanning four rooms. 1t was also withdrawn
4. 5l, $50.
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The RIVER OPEE.-From notice in
this mornings Dtpatch it viii be seen that
the river is sufficiently free OF ice to en-
able the river steamers 10 resume their
voyages. The Georgeanna, Captain Hill,
tuat model officer and gentleman) aud
the steamer HattcraS, Captain ). Alex
aulcr, "a ,ip-top commander on the sea-
will set out from Rockets on Monday morn
iug-thc Georgeauna for Norfolk, and the
Hattcras Tor New York. See advertise
meul. Good luck 10 these line steamers.
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nIS~OLlTIDN.-- The firm Of GRE
= SHAM s HARVEY i thts day dissolved by
1.#taa. consent, T. Harvey Withdrawing from the
concern II Gresham assumes alt liabilities Of
the concern tSoso indebted 10 the same will
therefore make payment "a him. who alone IA au-
t.ass--d 10 s'EG tie name o. tho firm IN llquda-
teen. ]. II GRESHAM,
J. HARVEY.
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DICARB. SODA, Just received and
pUICELL, LADp: !. CO. nrusasts,
deq5 corner Msin lhiraenth streets.