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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
Indian DIFFICULTIES IN MINNESOTA

INDIAN DIFFICULTIES N MINNESOTA
The 81. PaHi Pi0aeer of the 18th instant refers 10
"A fresh outbreak between the Sioux and Chippewa
Indians, from winch II apprehendS h0stllltes not
outstanding the treaty OF peace OF last winter rms
ney, quarrel commenced about the middle OK April,
upon disputed hunting grounds, between party Ol
Sioux hunters and 4 party of Chippewa hunters. a
Chlppewa alfbrccd was killed, and soon after Il
small party OF Chippewa hunters went to sioux
lodge IN The night and killed rs inmates Governor
Ramsey has written 20 the Chippewa agent, Mr..
WairOUS. requesting HIN 10 demand OF the chippewa
Chiefs The surrender Of these murderers but II Is
not probable they Will be- gwen up. In the mean
time the various bands OF sioux, hearing OF these
atrocities are stirred up with fell purposes OF ven
geance 4 band of one hundred and thirty Wdpdi0n
Sioux warriors. armed and painted, had taken the
War-Dath, and by the last accounts were directing
their march against the Chlppcwas at Mile Lac.
About the same time another small war party OF
Sioux from another band left and II Is beheYed are
gone 70 attack The Chippewas who live near the
uycr 81 CToN. What further baToaritleS may result
from these NOV suents cannot De- cOnJcctured.
New York AND t.mE RoUrE--FAsr
TmE-Messr, Charles VI GlddlngN and samuel L.
Nather Of this city breakiastrd yesterday morning
II the Aston House IN New Ork, slept upon the "a
ratoga. and dined to-day ~ the FRANKLIN House IN
Cleycland.-They we're only seventeen houfH ana
forty-one minutes from New-h Ork 10 DunSifk. 50
much for the speed Of the New York and Enc route
Passengers who ieft Newly ork yesterday morning
came over the Erie road. tOOs the Saratoga AT Dun
kirk, connected Win the Cleveland ana 'ncinnau
express tram Cleveland, and are running Tor the
Queen Civ" where they viii arrive AZ II tO-hlBhl
Only a day and three-quarter, from Newly ork To
Cincinnati tan Tins be- beat TINS route Is the
most comfortable IN the Union, and Tor through pas.
Sengers the Buffalo and Albany road stands no
chance OF connecting with It We are indebted 10
Mr. Giddmgs for Newly Ork papers OF wednesday
Ne.tfrtavl morning. almost ahead Of the telegraph
cleveland Ohio Herald, 22d.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
News from washington.
W..HrNaroN. Thnr.lav. Ma

WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, May y
The Commissioner Of Pensions informs
applicants Tor reissue OF Bounty Land Warrants, n
leu % originals lost or destroyed that they should
forthwith enter A cayeat al the General Land Office.
10 prevent he issuing Of psient 10 fraudulent claim
ants, and give public notice Of the fact n newspapers
also, OF their intention 20 apply for a duplicate
f such warrant, mnutely describing IL, and the lden
tty Of the applicant must be established and the facts
upon which the application Tor a reissue i based
clearly forth under oath. lie mus; also state that
he has never himself located, nor empOHeTci any
person 20 locate the warrant IN question.
General Tviggs arrived here yesterday, and re-
mains for q few days on business connected with
location Tor the Military Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

The BEAVER ISLAND ExPEDlrl0N-A
KlSe n L1NBo.-Yesterlay morning, AZ a quarter
past O'Clock the ; Iron steamer hcnls az till-
ct = our cock having on board l. : MaIsidl h-ioA'
ana his ros,e L : District ATTORNEY hOi Geo L
Bates and Adj Gen SchvVarz- having retnriteI rom
Beaver Island whence they went last WEEK III pII-
SUIT OF the celebrated James oI4A5' the sen -co"
stituied Aing OF ail the earth. a.1d bes.. ,S'' -
rarticular and three OF his duillI subject, iaiis
Joseph Ke,chum. Finley Page and WE loMIiseill
They were arrested, being charged WIZ Oos-l
The L mail and aSsaultlDg y tn arms lit HAL Cai
rter count erfeitne L : coin and Expectations upon
Government lands sc. The sheriff oi hacAllac %
is also here with several waTrlats against mem iS1
yarlOu, Offences They were conveyed % me = >
Court Room and placed IN the CUSTOM ~ III ne,
sha Eear1sev and presume me c'ise w ~ -
united 70 the Grand jury during Is suing ~
vas formerly from Chautauque Co y. l. - ~
ce~S bad hut little diligently "a MAKING tie ares
They first secured the District OF tHclit JuSC io
trc " Uupsr Penlnsular.~ ~ MackilacA MO y 49,
"a Mormon On satisfying him ihat thes 80 pc. -
Jared 20 accomplish Their ou.es. y 80 -
>tr1ng aac that opposition wol-I - - - - .
wrote Strang q letter informing ma o1 nc 1ls--5
stale Of facts ard the " king AMI codIt % 49,.
Island was soon N the hands o. me o,els N.llio,ls
o1UCsltiCn-Sy voluntary SURRENDER -e 80. 49,
ra-eer N MS eelf-crOwned AID seI-cohsllIlIeu
sips- and his followers on Beaver Island j. Aho a
20 the pnblic we await the Developments o. lhe
facts IN Tic case before the proper lriouh1s u -e
couItrv The chiefpropheI H'ts afieSse.; DI' " a
eseer.I Ia, released with the Judge and otheIs 20
,.ryp ,--cs.c5 Sfraug who IS acknowledge 70 D.
,he lcad ard front u al! authority n lAe AI4S
dom. = tan. vel propOrloned person ~elghLI
hon, ia ~ syre al years Old, with AZ open coun-
ierance ina,ca.iux sorecunning and sArewcne5s oli
Ne should not Judge a very MALICIOUS character =
he officers represent that the appearance Of TIE Is
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Ii.tofPatent..
iss'>e from ~ ys,et Staics Ps;erf QeSc. fJr re
ir,sk eHdrls May p. 1851

lss>e from ~ Iri.as STATES P1iezf QHc. fJr ~
W,sk eHdrns hay p, 1851.
tCasc:a-.y prepared for The TrbuneI
Hohver Ncwbury, OF Caitsk,Ll, y. Y. for improve
mcnt II Lifting Jacks. Dated May .. 1851.
Henry Buln&, o. Albany, y. Y. for improvement
10 Lep Anyii> for Shoemaksrs. Dated May p. 1851
John Robertson. CT Brooklyn, y. Y, io- improved
01omo.nation OF Dies for Sheet Lead machines
Dated Nav =. 1851
George " Putnam. Of Moreau. y V, for improv-
. Wee Jaw for saw Filing Machinery. Da,ct May
p ISL
OTIS Boyien. OF Newark. y J.. for improvement,
in Alloys for Iron. Zinc and Nickel Dated Nay 2,
Henry Waterman. OF Williamsburg. y Y. Tor I'M
prOTemoniS N Machinery for Hardening and Straight
ening saws, &C. Dated MAY q. 1851
jacob Barnhll. OF Circeville. O. for improvement
II seed Planters Dated MAY q. 1871
proCement IN Portable Swings. Dated May p, 1851.
George L. Durkee of Alden y y. for improve
mert N Carriages. Dated MAY. q. 1851.
W. H. Hoyt, Of NeW-loTk \. Y, for improve
ment in Omnibus Steps Dated MAY 2, 1851
James {. spencer ~ Phelps. y Y, for improve
ment N Carriages. Dated May 3. 1851.
Edward Hamilton. Of Bridgeport. Conn. Assignee
TO Nelson Goodyear, of Newton y Y for I'M
Proyemsnt IN Excluding dust from Railroad Cars
PARIS VI Walker. Of Marshall No, for improve
ments IN Hemp Brakes. Dated Nav p. 1851.
William Blddle. of La Faycite Ind, for improve
mcnt IN Sclt-weighing Machines for Gram. Dated
MAY y. 1851
William 4 McFarlan & Thomas c Carpenter Of
Wilmington Del, for improvement IN Bran Busters.
Dated Nav %. 1851
Nelson Barlow, OF St Louis, Mo, for improve.
ments in Planning Machines. Dated May 27,ls5l.
Edward Maynard. OF Washington. ID. G.. for I'M
rrOvcmcnts IN BreCch-.oading Fire arms. Dated
Nav -. 1851.
Nathan DAVIS Higgins Harrison OF Little York,
y. j.. for improvements IN Boot CrlmpS. Dated
Nav -. 1881. .Autedaicd 81 Jan. 1851
DESIGNS
William l.. Hathaway. OF Dighion. Mass, for De-
sian for Stoves. Dated May .. 1851
y z Richardson. OF Portland, Me. FOR Design for
stoves. Dated MAY .. ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

Cuo,ysA N JEgsEY County, iLL.-Ne
-. o., fbs prs,r,, STATE, a paner published AZ
Icr,oyyille, III that ths Cholera bToae Guy OF ihs
IStb 1iihin few miles 20 the east OF ihai PA an
hat nine persons soon :en VICTIMS 70 H. 40 cas-
'' s, Ccu,t waS IN session al Jerseyvile wnel The
nu, sS arnounred ana forthwith there was gea-
srI Stampede OF Judges, lawyers Witnesses clients
and IosfeTs In IN hour a!tcrwari we W'G''3 prem
ises were deserted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

md tOc, not Indicate either ihni; " industry Tho>s
arrested >oefnnly protest their Innocence OF al Of
fences OF which they charged, either against TIE
people Of he kingdom" foreign powers, or the
rs. ~ mankind" Detroit Advertiser q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
Fire nj Providence.

Providence, Thursday, May %
The printing Office of Israel Amesbury
was considerably injured by FIRE about l2 O'Clock last
night The loss IS partly covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
SCHOOLS.

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for
SBOYS. IN JAMAICA. l. The subscriber, who hAs
had the chargc 4 important educational interests IN New
York ard Philadelphia will &c prepared % receive INTO rs
family and AFTER the M II JUNE next number ~ boys.
not exceeding y Every attention wlll be pad 20 ne cfs
Intellectual and physical DEVELOPMENT " ms pupils TITS
farm and residence hut ive minutes from the lNmac.
DepOt and Will Nord pupils every opportunity for healthy
Price for Boar and Tuition, Silo per ss>son OF
five months payable hall advance F0r further paIticu
lar> reference SC inquire II W SMITH Esg 20 BeeS-
ulan-st ga OF the Principal Rev II DAVID. Jamaica
l. / myfJ 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

nISSOLUTION-Thc COPARTNER-
SHIP heretofore EXISTING between the subscribers,
under the name and FIRM Of DAMN \ FRANClN, N tins
dav dissolved by mutual cOnsent-ieOfse Damn eilrins
from the 6m The business will be continued At the pres
ent establishments IS NasSau-st br J FTsncin who
fully authorized settle the business ~ the late firm
Dated Nas 26 1851 GEORGE DAMN.
mv28 tv J 10 rRANCIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

b1gcoYTINUzD- Orange, Benton Co.. Miss CHAP
lautoWn. Barren Co. ny. A..
Nsvr CHANGED -LNonia, Wayne Co. Aich.-
name changed % '' Prank Road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

tp9n the cal # the rol quorum not appearing the
hsfd vas declared al 11rna q met Tomorrow 13,h
il4''. Al O'Clock, ? NJ d T VALENTINE ClerS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSH The undersigned
have this day formed Coparnershp for the trsnssc-
ton II a GENERAL BANKING STOCK, COhmiS-
SION EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business, h ~
" ali 4 under the firm II n X COBB co
NATHL. COBB, (of the late firm st
Gilbert Cobb 4 Johnsoa)
WM : WOODWA ARD late with Adams & Sturges
JAMES II STEBBlNS,
(RecelAly from the office OF W Clark, Dodge Col
New York. biay 1881 NV I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

Posr-OFFICE OPERATIONs.-Ihe Post
master General has established the following ne "
P0sf-Offces for the week ending hay -, 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
EDUCATION for Young LADIES. =

An ed Gated and accomplished Lady IS desrnns ~ re
ceye INTO her family t'r Young LADIES' 90 edncate
with her own daughters religious and sound education
wrh the usual accomp >hmenis et Music Drawing. French
and Singing NJ required will he gwen To wdowes OF
others wishing she comforts of home for their family Il
would ~ desirable not onh for the ecapun 10 De- nSured
hut the advantage ola well conducted home presided
y lady and her husband of the highest respeciahlF and
connections The residence pleasant4 situated Ia The
contr, and within Non shout distance Of the Rai~
References gwen Address +. + II Tribune Oicc
ms 2tMedAfs
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INSURANCE.
MUTUAL INSURANCE

JOHN TAPFAS. Nice-Prcsltent
FERDINAND STAsG Secretary .,...t.
B-P4rlCu4E attention - cl.' y % L4s - 80 -
Ceu.Uauy continues % insure buildings, herchlht.'e
ugrsehod FURNITURE Vessels IA P0rt e AGAINST ,,s p
damage by Ere and DIVIDE the prynts "a tha cA' d D
rcss he same Us on the Marine premiums
uiy2g 3uIWFEM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

Removal
JAMES G.. MOFFET,-Gas Filter and
- Manufacture Of Chandelier and Gas fixtures u every
dr,un having rslaOy from his late Store l55 FULTON
~ ~ John ST a few days from Broadway takes thu
ourounty OF informing h patrons and the public N gene
ri that having made extensive alterations ia ha factory
10 ns 2i Prince 81 he Is now enabled 20 supply Chande-
hers and other Gas Fixtures AZ the lowest market prices
Those IN want Of these articles would do well % ca on MN
before hasng elsewhere Gas Pendants and brackeisi
solar FLUID and Lard Lamps Grand0les and
constantly On hand great variety Of patterns ~ tm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

y SCHOOL. WEST POINT N-rhis Institution ~
situated upcn the commanding SPOTS on the bank
the Hudson All the branches of thorough and accom-
pushed education taught The pupils uniformed and
organized q company for military dIiy For particulars
address the Prucilai. q West Point
ni,23 imNIwAF' EDWARD NINSLEy. 4 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

William L. Hathaway. OF Dighion Mass. for De-
sian for stoves. Dated May q. 1851
y 7. Richardson. OF Portland, Me, FOR Design for
stoves. Dated Nav -. 1851
Ezra Ripley. of Troy. y. Y. Assignee 10 stafford
& Co. Troy, y. Y, Tor Design for Stoves Dated
Nav - 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
California Indian Treaties.

4 friend supplies us with a letter of late
date from Col Redick Mckee, one Of the Commits
soHcrs sent out by our Government to treat with cer-
tain Indian tribes IN California The letter Is dated
McI y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

d.. --...., Z Al Sturfeysnt, ID fi.h,-' In "a ord
,r lc~o-i IT the COMMITTEE Ord an, - carts an
rance lrI amending TIE "a" Ie-af.Ja thoreoi
reSvu. Aiser ans ailments beng H.. = 4 asr-1gfruc-
. reported d adopted n a iS IN Pres.isni smith
R,I TaWs Brittoa DsilEa;er al C--rErn All Doc
fI,s-I,a ST.f1a. Ksis Miller b--''
The Committee on Streets pEesesss Z s.sh wy Ind
u,y,pg RroalNaj viii NE bus l - =
~ ne tabs a.s1 5sseIod - DC p''"''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
o1s1ail Board of Assistant Aldermen.

STATED SESSION -WEpNssDAY. Ma %
PTesent-A. 4. ALvOED, Esq. President,
IN We Char ssisani Aid Moor Haley M,bhaf, Nc
army boLcc, Bar. J Webb, Jas shb Crane MI
eI smith, Iieman. Pear>al Sands ward Bolster Eif. I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
REMOVALS..
FOWLER, Den

ust for many years connected business corner Of
Brosd.ay and FrsnEn-st with DR. BuTde has removed
n 10 SPRING. two blocks west u BlOadMay myN I'M
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

co~uoS Coracn --This body on Monday evening
tHizens Unipn Csaeirfy .sssDcisfion-A petition .s
received ard referred % the law Co nmitts from
tain reiJents In View York Brooklyn snd W Hamburg
stating that there is tract q Land Of about %
the Ninth ward of tie city 81 Brooklyn. belonging 10
ccmrany or association of respectable col0red persOn
ard praying the Common Council 10 take such sctson
the preD ices will eniile them tn md occupy the
said land for burial ground under the above title
Insurance ~ SrhooLho1s.s resolution VA patasd
refusing To rebuild repair any schoohouse feroyed
by Ere rnless kept insured by order Of the Board
Fducatip
IRE Poiioe md Firnrr --eevc-sl misunder.a andinV,
have tescn place II late between these depsrtnsnts
CON unluricstion received from the Chief Enzneer
askirg the passage Of ordinance de0any the duties
of policemen, when on duty at fires.
s.oriag Gnrpc,rev The law committee. last even
n reported an crtinapce sgsn the storing of gun
ow, and the seizure Of any ship with
Than certain quantity board mad fs-t 70 any pier
ar wharf or within any dock and the sale Of IL for tss
benefit of the Fire Department The report was siopeo
srr srrosr-A working msn named Michael Mac
Mahnn was on " cnday morning about III o'clock while
excavarg the road for laying new gas pipes in Living
Hoyt street struck and rendered insen-
sifle Ofs ers Quin and Gilmore conveyed him u the
City IIospa where he lies with little hopes Of recovery
Tvs WtuaNseuna NupDrps.-This ease II v now sup
pcetd, viii not be tried this present term. as Judge
Morsc's engagements viii call him into WeStches.cr
county Counsel hss been assigned the prisoner by the
Court an The defence intended 10 be set up l. insanity
1ho grand jury are m in session but bills have been
rtturh'd Judge Bnrculo haviug returned hons Judge
Morse presided on Monday IN the Court q Oyer and
Jermneri which adjourned tin This dsy.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12


Cusa in 1851, Survey Of the Island its Resources.
staiistcs, sc, from ofScisl documents by Acxsnder
Jones Stringsr townsend New YORK
The Eary Life aud First Campsixns OF Napoleon Bona
psrts Ticknsr, Reed fiel1', Boston
scripture ns,ory for the Young. Tails Wiloushby
Co New YORK
The History q Napoleon. Nos 81 aud %. Tails VIII
isugkty Il Co. New York
The adventures ~ Don Quixots de Ia Mspchs. Nos a.
a., "a, ard 45. Talls, wiioushby n Co Ne~ York.
The Conplste works Of Shakespeare part 10. Tails
Wnioughby 4 Co, New YORK
The Life q shrs psrts Is, 10 and 90 Tails, viii
tcushby Co. New York
six iesrs Later the Taking of the Bsste IA novel;
III Jspg Brothers. New York
Chambers Pspers for the People, volume l. A. o. Roor.
buck. New York
The London Medical Student Or Curiostes Of Medical
sxperience. stringsr 4 Towns.n nd. New York
fardner q Natural Philosophy. A o. Roorbuck New
York.
suned Eouaiity Of the Various Races Of Han. Campbell
and Power PhiIsdeIphis
Erin child in America (musc). J.E. Gould s Co,
Teswsii my Sweet Mother "a ballad J. Could
The Pilgrim. Land Forever IAN ode). > v Gould 4
Noon - and Night, Morning (music) ). D. Gould Co,
New York - ~ -.
gverins Song fmusic) J. r. Gould Co Nev York
Tine of war and Time Of Pesse tvo masnihoenty
celorsd prints n. currier, New YORK
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
The Poor xmigrnn,s and the Approsching

To THE EDITOR OF IuR HERALD.
address myself 10 to ssk your aid inducing the
extraordinary number Of poor emgrsnts in this
city 20 leave fci the INTERIOR In time to avoid the ca
lgnites II the approaching winter
ihree thousand nine hundred emigrants arrived to-
day The poor house IL fun excess and the outsds
poor are greater than The benevolent societies
low In fur DIS from constant disbursement In the name
VI charity exercise all your influence TO induce all who
have hot permanent employ to leave the city recon-
mend them 10 go to Texas, where land IL selling on
cr,dt &C ~ the acre, and some as low as ~ 2j IN,
press can do great charity If they wi by giving goo
advice in time. The FRS; snow storm will be dsatb 1,
hundreds OF the unfortunate emgraats VINO ara, eve
IN this fine weather destitute OF clothes food and fas
My connection with OF the liberal ant exts A.
sve of the benevolent societies of this city affords m
the OF knowing the great distress at present in
this city, which would alleviate with your Kind asi.
S.PtEMBgR 9th, 1851. w. II. M.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

trnte comtNo MIN 20 prison. 70 answer furthor ek.
animation
Arrest # Supposed Fuglite from PHILADELPHIA On
Monday Afternoon officer Crcrett arrested gentee look
iIg man, named Daniel Emerson elias Emery, on
charge Of being fugitive from justice the city OF
Philadelphia, where IL is alleged he stands charged with
the perperaon Of several forgeres amountns to many
hundred collars The accused conveyed before JUS
tice Lohrop who detained him until some further al
vices arrive from rbilad-lphis
Caught in the .4ct.-The iIcauticus manner that too
often exists among servants In not properly fastening
the bas DOORS subjects The property Of their e-
poyers TO The depredations OF the horde Of prowng
Ibie that q. daily from house to house in Of
an opportunity steal articles Of silver found
vi hin their reach in the basement stories On 6atur
day morning thief named Isaac Smith, was caught by
officer Liz OF the Fifteenth ward police. coming from
the area way Of the dwelling house of Mr. McEroy, No.
95 Amy street having in his possession silver plated
castor the rascal had but instant before Ten
teripg the basement the door ing unfastened stole
from the breakfast table, no doubt believing the same
to be silver The rogue was conveyed before Justice
Bl. sklsy who committed him to prison for trial.
Frgins Dog heels ESQ boys ma med James KehHe
James Carr about fourteen years of age were ar
rested yesterday by officer Norris cha rye of forging
checks purporting to be siguet by W Bede police
man havirg charge OF the dog pound One was made
fer 81 and the other for so cents The blanks had bsen
stolen by ths boys and flied represent the gsnuine
but they were not very we'll executed The young
rgues did not present the check themselves but OBJ
taiDed q boy, ramed Daniel Collins The forgery
discovered by the ccrk and the boys taken into
custody and were committed to prison by the Chief Of
Police.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

Frpr SIN the Of stearp Kssrusy the tplics.
tor alleged assault. the jury renterst
verdict of six cents damsges for tse plsntif
NJ. n.

Err. e.-No Chamberlain ~ DuarSo This
action for the alleged illegal detention or oony.r
sion of property IL wascvnendsd part of the plain
TIL that In June 1850, he the defendant cheek II
sp 20 draw from the hank in gold sovereign aud for the
purroe a converting the gold into finger rings To-
defendant commenced the work and had nearly nnshsd
TIE rings when the plaintiff sent 30 dem and that either
the gold coin the rings should be delivered up rha
dseDdsnt refused 90 deliver tue work without he Day
ON the part OF the defence, " contended that the
proper remedy Of the plaintiff for breach Of con
tract provi1cd that there had bee sufficient ii m all
cd for the comrlcto, Of the work verdict fr psinsn
Sl05 as
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

Chapman
syrrrnnsn 1l.-7As case n Hsnyy cSnel-Mr " v
Clark having conc ud-d hts argument In -upp q the
motion for new trial the cuur annOun ed that they
wsus give their decision in the case ON Monday next %
vh.ch asy the Oyer end Icriainer TOOK recess.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-05

GNREAT IMPR OVEMENT'.- fl ALIO~
9g TYPES, or DAGUERREOTYPES COLOR
ED LIKE NATURES IN THE FRENCH
STYLE.
We have returned from Europe fully prepared to
manner by which the flesh is cooured alter nature
model and the reflection destroyed, thereby ans orm-
ing the picture present the appearance OF the
be found at the Virginia Sky-Light Daguerrean Gal
the Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
EXTRACTS.
Mr.. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment in
style which reflects much credit upon his taste and lib
eralty.-Dajiy Dispatch
Ills reception is as pretty boudoir as we have
recently seen, elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets,
rich velvet divans satues, immense bay window with
stained glass, &c.-Eaq0irer.
Messrs Pratt d Co. the first TO Introduce the
Sky light system into the State, and appear to be con-
stanty invenng something fer the improvement of the
art-TmeS.
TIE arrangement Of his show room is exquisite
whilst the Sky Lights superb.-Whig. Sc IS
SD 9BEsHtEE MCNAnE 43st. MAKER OF SUR
ga GlCAL AND DENTAL INSTRJ1 MENTS,
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock which will be found to comprise all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments Trusses Cutlery &c
He likewise a%es to order and repairs all descriptions
OF Instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received, he trusts to be able to merit
hnuance OF ii, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-05

AJOTICE.-1he undersigned will hereafter con-
Davis & Goddin, at their old stand, No. ia BROAD
street. where may constantly he found fresh and
complete assortment Of GROCERIES. suitable for
families, which he respectfully calls the attention Of
his friends and the customers of the late firm.
50 lt s. D., DAVIS.