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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
THE LARGEST and best assortment OF

HNHE LARGEST and best assortment of
II Lamps, Girandoles, Chandeliers, Candelabras, Hall
p. e. CONKLIN'S. No. 1893 HudsOn-st All those who
design purchasing goods IN the above line will do well to
call and examine Rs prices will be found to DO Is per
less than establishment in the city Also
hand well selected assortment of Glass and BI1ttama
Ware Globes Shades Lamp Glasses and Wicks Of every
description Sperm and Lard Oil. CampIene ard Burning
Fluid Goods sent To any part OF the city or carefully
pack ed fer the country o23 3mTuTh&S'
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,,,rrn ppAss sAsHES, for
Mdrhiuerp. &r.

DEEDS AMERICAN FIRE EXTlN-
HI GJIsBER-This invention WI shortly be 81 rug NJ be-
fore the public They depend upon It's dong
nresson OF fires az that any her instrument caDios
Of and dong tins with ssfty. beng nsner Liable 70 ef-
plode nor to produce from darraDgemen fire itself Is
PARTICULAR adoption for putting out Tres 10 Their IN nea;e
fnfnt and for shipping. will be explained by JOtN AL
ENTINE. c. T., General Manager No II Wall st., Nsw-
York A public exhibition and lecture by Prof LAW
pTECIs grID n, an early dav die lie
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EUGENE CASSERLY having resumed
HARVEY TIMPSON, Accountant,
Go-partnersbip.


THE COPARTN EkSBlP heretofore
existing between the Subscribers, under tho firm Of
HART, MOREHOUSE MEhRlff. Is this day Dissolved
by t. own limitation The business will be settled BY
either OF he partners. at the office ID MOREHOU5E
MkRhITT, No 3tl Plne-st . $1,000
RICHARD p HART,
SrEPHEy Il MOREHOUSR,
PHILIP III. MERRITT
New-York December I, 1851.
LIMITED PARTNERSIiIP-The undersigned, in
pu Of the provisions Of the Revised statutes u
Limited Partnerships" have this day formed Limited
Partnership, that the name OF firm Hnder which snch
Partuership Is to be conducted Is N o REHOUSl. &
MERRITT" that the genera nature Of the business in
tended to be transacted he dealing Ia Domestic Dry
Goods Commission; that the general partners are
ST EPHEN b. MOREHO USE and PHILIP MER-
RITZ who respectively reside ia the Guy Of New York.
and that the Spa cal Parneris RICHARD =. HART Who
also resides the CITY Of New York that the said Spe-
cal Partner has contributed % the common stock The sun
twenty FIVE thousand dol ars that tho peOd a. which
said Partnership commence IS the first dag Of Dscem
Der one Thousand eight hundred and fifty one and tho
penOd which will terminate IL the hrst day Of Docen
Der, one Thousand eight hundred I'd fry three.
Dated. New York, December !, 1851
STEPHEN b. MOREHOUSE
PHILIP II MERRITT
dz6 RICHARD p. KART
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AGRICULTURAL and other IMPLE-

N NENTs for California OREGON MEXICO s1t South
America Reaping and MosIng Machines Of the m lst
improved patterns. Wagons and Carts Portfolio
i've Hay and other Presses Revolving Horse Hay kake
Horse Powers and ThreshDg Mschlnes Brick Hachne
capable Of moulding from 10 600 to 10 200 1'cs
Corn SheleYs both for hand horse p9wer Taanins h
Plovs a large variety. embracing Aliens Ceieo stea
Eagle Self Sha pelng Flows, so extensively nseo IN Cs
Oregon and West Indies for the last few years
Bscksmiihs' Tools Of all kinds, Portable Forges. &c
Gram Cradles Garden and Fire Engines. Platform scales
he Gram Mills large variety OF bOh Iron and French
Bun Stone Wheel Barrows. with wood or IRON wheels'
Iron and Steel Teeth Cultivaors Haows. Seed Sewers
&c fer sale by A. b. ALLEN Il CO, Agricultural W are
house and Seed Store. Nos. ls9 and 1911 Wa;er"
dis StD<W
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financial.
MORTGAGE BONDS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
II THIS institution Organized under act Of the Legs
laure Of the State Of New YORK will into operation
Tuesday. the z3d day Of December. lS5l az No. Eg
Greenwich IL between Chambers AID Warren SITS and
open daily Hours for receiving deposits will De
iTem 4 TO o'clock.
THIS institution 90 minors and 70 females married
unmarried the full and exclusive right to all moneys IN
vested therein, IL their MINES
TRUSTEES.
Caleb s. woodruff job n Apdsrson. Charles jenkins,
Philips Phoenix, RsHben r. Wood, George Pell,
Edgar n Lang Henry Hart, DAVID Morrison,
Henri r. Conkln, T. Tilden BlOdgeN, Edmund Griffin,
William ksdfDrd, Mason Thomson William Flasg,
Abfam Wskeman, Thomas Carnly. Abraham FrsZee,
Alex n Schultz. William NJ Ills, Horato Y. Ferris,
Wand L. Buxton, Alex Mckenzie, Reid +. Cannan
David =. Moses Warren Chaplain, John R0mer
William 8. Gregory Henry J. Allen dis In
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NEW and IMPORTANT INVENTION

lN-IRON and STEEL CARRIAGES.-The SUPERIOR
ty the old style Of wooden vehicesn at once
apparent Its adaptation all cmes and seasons its neat
and elegant appearance, its durability and cheapness are
all qualities that great end speedy revolution
in this branch Of mechanism. JOSEPH HAGUE,
No 8 Colds sole agent for the city.
Application for patent rights TO this carnage
must be made as above; manufacturers De TOO
urgent to Obtain them for without doubt this greatest
invegtioR Of the age. NIL I'm
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Pre.ent.l Presents Presents Presensi

Pfesenls PTesenis Presenls PTesenIsI
GEO. w. FUTILE invites all who
~ intend purchasing FANCY or USEFUL AR
TICLEs for the GIFT SEASON to make an early
visit to his splendid Emporium, No. 9b Brsadway.
Strangers especially viii DO well repaid by visit to this
famous Curiosity Shop of all Nations, where may be
found variety Of style and price the combined
FANCY wARES and NOVELTIES Of this WORLD.
1t would require volume TO eIumerats one half of the
gems and here collected TIE public, young and
old nch and POOR gay and sedate, may here find ANY
THING and EVERYTHING that heart desire at
PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW. The price is marked in
plain figures every article from which there be NO
DEVIATION. Nr FUTILE is prepared this with
the largest and FINEST VARIETY Of TOYS ever Of
fered in the United States which he calls the particular
stencn OF all concerned the happiness Of the children
do CtIurh&Ss
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Umpire STONE-DRESSING COM
IL PANY-Subscrlptbn will be received for one
hou and shares the increased capital stock Of this Com
pany on and amer the 18th inst The ne earn ngs Of this
corporation for eight months amount t. % cent, Per-
sons desuous making investments can obtain fi inor-
nation The office of the Company foot OF 29h st. East
River and Of the President. CHARLES T. SHELTON,
Esq. Ne 10 walLst. by order Of he Directors:
ala TuIhSsiws GEORGE SHERMAN. Sec'y
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4 r PRIVATE SALE-Four valuable

building Lots situated the southeast corner or
Lax etoa sy and 3tth tb Dfthe came fronting ON
the Avenue d the street directly In the rear SAD
lots are each full size portion Of the purchase noaeyr
can remain on ard For prce aud f1rthe-
particulars apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKERi Auc
tioneer, No. Broad ut. dH Nv
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EARRINGS PRIVATE DANCING
~ and wALTZING ACADEMY, at No. IS Bsnd-st;'
opep every day Glasses to suit the eenvenence OF all
srees srclusye to patrons Academies and families At
tended For terms. apply a. above DO l@'
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EOR SALE-The Sock and Fixtures
III q the old established Grocer stand Ne. l26
0nyne Al corner Of Greene Alo ne store and house
10 rent The reason for sale the death Of the lte
propYistoT and desire OF the EIecsIos to settle the
estate Inquire 90 the prem's"s oiV W.
THO PHYSICIANS.-For Sale, good
u Country Practice and Residence, is miles from ne
sry III nst sold a ParB- ~,ii 10 takea Apply 70 o.
KfYsYR No 81 Bowsu. from 10 o'clock a. Im
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THO MACHINISTS.--T following lot
u of Nachnists Tools for sale
One large Slide Lathe, IL feet long SWINGS ~ nchss
One improved Pattern Makers Lathe.
Two Drilling Machines.
One improved Bolt Cutting Machine.
One lot EXTRA quality Vices. -
One lot Tapes Resmers and mandrls.
Together with lot Of Skating, Pulleys &C. with sun
DRY other articles belonging the machine business all OF
which will be sold cheap for cash - ,
The subscriber has also Planning Machine that will
plane seven feet with extra WIDE bed which ne VIII eK-
change for a smaller one. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
n24 Inn Empire ZION W0Ih. East <Stn' ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

WIN. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention Of his customers and the public rene-
rally his ected stock OF Cloths CSssn sru est
.pgs and Fall ard Wictsr Goods, at his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, tis Broadway,
where ne is prepared 20 make up GENrLEMENS and
pOYS CLOTHING, IL the most fashionable style.
lie also keeps well selected assortment Of GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also, general assortment Of everything found ina
sKSrIgxKN's FpENlsHISe ESTABLISHMENT.
81
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Gutlerr, 6aroware, Sc.


CAUTION TO HARDWARE DEAL
OERs-We take this 'hOd OF cauucning our friends
and the hardware dealers ally, against certain Files
manufactured IN America and stamped "IbbOison"-sad
tiles made by persons IN connected with
house. and the beag like dealers sh0ald he
careful that they are mt deceived. Our FILES have
stamped upsn each tans eur own hrm. " lBRorSON.
BROTHERS 4 CO."-SisO our corporate mark Globe {"
a. formerly may be advisable further to tina, our
best Cast Steel Roys Improved Files universally Known
by the old stamp, Gioho') are weN known better
adapted for Ensnees and Mach ns,s purposes than any
nov in use IN the United States.
Sheffield, England
HENRY J. IBB0rSoN, Agent,
disu Office No. 2ls Pearl ST., NewIork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
.JOBSON'S PATENT LIGHT and

~ HEAT REfLECrlNG STOVE GRATE-rhe great
superory Of this unique Stove Crate over every ether
fully proved BY the continued increasing demand
England that the pateniees have appointed HENRY l.
lBBOTSQN. of New-lork, Neir Agent for the United
Sstes where the said Crate also patented BY the
OF H Crate there SAVING Of fuel sad all hsht
~ heat are % completely thrown into the al
sotd degree of cheer uneas which twice the
s,"eAk ~ fuel would fail 20 produce IN any ordinary fire.
40 stove Crates be had either per feeily plan
OF VIZ eecsssnoas and hs seen Row in peraton at
ns ~ Ss as Agent No zis Peaflst, between Maiden
ssHo -" se"s~ dl2u
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Gousee uJante0.

STORE WANTED FOR IMMEDl-
~ ATE OCCUPANCY.--A store. with dwelling, suts-
Die for household FUN shns Storckeepers wish
ing 10 vScste W IN rood business ne'ghosrhcod) will
address line TO H. S, (ears 81 Mi JohaSonJ National
Hail. Nc. 81 Canal-st. dis 81
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NOR SALE-A frst.rate grain and grass

II FARM in Virginia 20 miles from Ale1andn. and
"a from Wasbprton ESQ Of excellent clay
boon soil fronting the main po.troad 70 rne
aytbey particulars apply TO WIN DAY, No ia Libertyst
All letter. postpaid VIII meet with mmedste attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

NOTICE.-AIrs. MEARS has removed
| ' her French and English BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL for Young Ladies to Ne a West 18th 81 DELL
the shaw where che has increased accommodation ts
BOARD AZ aad Day Pupils Circulars a, No % West lo,n-
ST. or al MessTs. ROE LOCKWOOD & SONS, 10 I'll
Broadway. - -
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me0irai.
TITGULY IMPORTANT to the PUB

IUHLf IMFUh 1 hN I'd tHe I'D
i Lie In GENERAL.-The subscriber, lately arrived
from Europe respectfully informs the public, tnAt ne ~
been intrnsted w'b the General Agency Tor the United
States for BULLRICHS Celebrated Remedy for Dln,
rhea and Chsera which has proved itself tnI soccsssiu
In euripg all Dyssntey and even ca eia dnnog
known Eye Balsa sure remedy tor weak or sore eyes
The above remedies composed Of eatiref ISorioas
substances ssd they do not require the PUBLISHING OF GER
order recommend the same as soiliy of Ger
man Medicine ID too we'll kRorn iu IA country.
BULLRICH5 Remedy Is particularly recommended 70
and captains Of vessels going south or West Inc
nan remedy fed all and Iadcsy cured
the Cholera very short time. l.. MARTIN.
General Depot Of the most approved German hemsde'
No 100 Liberty st .
IT, Persons who wish % act sub agents may Apply
By sendIDg In their references. Do 1wMsf9'
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+ AMPS. GIRANDOLES. BRACK.

I AMPS, GIRANDOLES, BRACK-
~ ETS CHANDELIERS. &c.-The undersigned
wishes direct public attention to his large and assorted
stock OF GrandOies Chandeliers Brackets Candelabras
Solar Lard, Fluid, Phosgene ard Oil Lamps, Hall Ian
terms of which he has beautiful assortment Of the latest
styles and patterns Also article of Csmphene and
Burning FLUID warranted not to explode; pure Sperm,
Solar, Lard. and Whale OIL Wicks Of all kinds Also
necsd with the trade all warranted aud delivered TO any
part of the city ftee of charge Country sup
Piled the advantageous terms Orders by post or
otherwise punctualy attended to. SOLO MON REL
LY No 1876 Canal St Of Laigh. No l67 breen'
wch-st near Courtlandt and No SIS Canal ct. near
Hpdsou New York n20 lIns
CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID,
~ OIIs-Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest market
mice Also lamps Of every description G. +. DtErZ,
No 217 Greenwich st, d0ars above Barclays MO 3ms
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SkATES.-A superior assortment OF
~ German. English AMI American Common and fancy
Skates, strapped and unslflppec
EkEl0H BELiS-A full asscctmeN q loose aud fancy
strapped Sleigh Bells
CUTLERY, Resets Of Ivory and Dessert Knives and
Forks and Knives only. Tea Trays Polished Shoves and
Toags Fire Stands. SC, wholesale and retail BY 5.
LITTLE. Ncs IS and "a E0iton-st. neo 2.afurhSS
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Rtdl &stats for Gale.
-op SAJE-The COUNTRY SEAT,

Of the late Jonathan LswTehce rssq VI
Ills CITY tuaisd Hopewel the Comfy OF Dutchss
about miles from the Hudson Rye. Ihe prope,ty coz
With an admirable dwelling h1use barn. carnage aad OUT
honses All IN excellent repair Ia the midst OF highly
sti,a,sd dtyIct connected b' pl4Gk roads with the VIII
isge Of Pour and the Hudson yer Railroad aud
IN the Immediate Of chu ch and sch ,o house me
nr0rrtr ia question Offers Inducements 10 those
Stsiripg cheap and al respects commOdious c,uatU
AZ as ''' HOMER MORGAN No. Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, ESQ Hous-
- ton-s: n Y.-Ir. VICTOR BEAUMONT, CivL
EErineeT graduate from LEcole Centrsie ass Ara o.
NsrUfctuTes" Of Psrs Will open the 18th Of November
,ert rev course Of lessons in the French and ErEins
Ispruagea In all ths bIEnches, theoretical and prxetce
connected with Civil EngipssrEx. Fer dsah and retsf
Tepcesappiy at the School tsll "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
nWELLING HOUSE.-At Private

IL Sale the brick front Dwelling House and Lot OF
Ground in fee, known No. 10 Suffolk ST.. between
Grand and The Lot Is Is feet front and rear.
by 100 feot depth For particulars inquire at No
Broad-st
NBlf the House Is sold az private sale previous
20 the ,Oth Of Will then be sold at pdblc
auctios, without reserve by VIM 81 Franklin Son Co
dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

CHELSEA MILLS, 27th-st., between
~ 9th and 10th The snbscT bers having completed
their for carrying the Milling business,
prepared - furnish Fresh Ground Extra Flour.
Graham Flour Indian Meal HomIny, Wheaton Gnts.
Parma and Buckwheat Flour. They will also prepare
superior article Of Corn Parma being OF the be pre-
partitions made for nVads children Gran sent to
Mill will be Ground with dispatch Cora, Oa's and Feed
for sale. Orders sent to the MILL TO the Depot No 10
BeekmAn St, II meet with attention.
For sale io-hsrse Engine and Boiler
&c lmTuIh&S NUNSON 4 WILLIS
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ERESH FRUITS-Malaga Grapes

i Malaga Raisir :. Sc sc-JOHN B. GASsNER. No
is7 Chstham St. oers fJt sale whole. hsf anf gfaes
bores Zabte cTrrants, sultan. rsins Mai-irs ctr a.
Italian cItron lemons ses Ewes apPes ady apples
Bordeaux prunes IN 2Bcs boxes, sHJrBs aad Masga tss
Egyptian dates. Arabian dates hitter aln ,nds Jart "A
shslled almonds scuy .heiled imonds, almond pager
sbe H. &c fberts. q azl MADEIRA Pecsa aus.
coco nuts peanuts. Gsiahus Scly AID realed c1rcs
rrck candy sperm csndlss al cOors and sreni prices
sperm oil winter and fa strained sweet oil. ostIlrs
and hetues saTdnes n OIL aachovies, olives elDers,
muthroom ard tomato caichuD. pcssf onions ws'Glts.
eherkins &c SC E0-cesiershr sauce tJgsthsr with
geneva assortment of Ensllsh
Alse, very superior ard olick teas fan .sso
ment ard white and brown s me d-rent oan IS
all prices coffee assortment also roasted aRf gfound
daily chocolate, eDsrtd aud paste cocoa shells
specs, whole and ground warranted pure Bisers
pineapple rasbsry lemon ginger orget and other s'rgps
cherry and rasberry brandy. 1ch and delicious cordial
dias foreign and domestic N bot aEd Oh drs Old
Irish, Scotch, and Mon0ngsheia whisky; SUPERIOR olf
wines and liquors. extensive assoItEeBt EnsiiSh,
Scotch, and American ale and porter. bottles; White
comb honey mOssses and syrup; brandy peaches aud
cherries ieles East and IVES; India preseues s,psass
English and American cheese. &c
Havana and Primo pc varisus brands and verT
hne; Hedsick Champagne. and other fsvorts brands
always on hand
The above goods for sale original packages by
retail. by JOHN B GASSNEK. No. ls2 Cha h.mst.
the National Thaatar
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nEDycED PRICES. WATCHES
Grbools.

A LADY having portion OF her <Ine
unemployed would re wiling to give lessons IN Ihe
trSim,nts 81 the English Language 70 sd Its whose edu-
caCu res been neglected IN early he also instructor
"a ~ PiaI0- Forte If Iequled Terms feasonaoe Al
- r THINE Office d I'm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale new

w ssorv and basement Brick House and Lot all ma
teriays of the best kind stOoP front OF basement
brown stone iron and oacony, 81 ding doors mar
bls unutes and CRATES ward legged blinds front and
rear: 81 streets south side ~ rented iT $50
Sold at bargain this week. Inquire Of j. WILLY NO.
10 South 3d.st 2. ol0 et'
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IDAY PRESENTS-HENRY

hULlDAN PRESENTS. HENRY
u MAITLAND 90. No. 40I Broadway. corner Of
Wslkerst. French Confectioners and Manufac uers Of
Chocolate. have the pleasure OF informing Ladies ana
Gentlemen that they have received b. late arrivals from
PARIS, large assortment OF FANCY BONES, BASk-
Els. SURPRISES, FANCY NOTICES. &c, dstia-
teral which will be exhibited, together with their usual
OF choice BoubODs Ornamen tai Pisces aud
frsm the 18th Of this mouth. call politely requested
from those also who yet ready TO purchase Orde
for Balls and Parties. and the sy of the NewYears
Table, viii be promptly attended to- and In a ma anef
worthy tho reputation which they rejoice in hiyiDg
cured dI2 TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

III EhI y Il I Il
IsH-C GORRIN will give lessons in tbs pure
a.an language sher at his residence or that OF pupils
Annlx Al No. Al yth-st., near ID az. all IN
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k>Ok SALE-1he barge Superior, now
running between NewOuish ana New-te as
business, having saloon with sixteen state-rooms, sut
Gent for the accommodation of forty passengers ia afd
ton To her accommodations below deck For particular
inquire Of the Captain board a. the foot of Warren st.
New-Yerk or the subscribers. Ut Newhurgh -
m CARPENTER & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

DIANO-FORTES.-Hews' celebrated
Il American Patent Action with OF without tbs Ellan.
" p b CURTIS. Agent, wareroOms, No. as Broadway.
Also good assortment Of Boudoir Pianos. al I'm
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-20
THE TIMES, TERMS,
The Charlottesville Convention.

MIR. Thomas Wood, Secretary of a meeting O.
the people of Charlottesville held on the 18th inst
to make arrangements for the reception and ac-
commodation of delegates to the Wing State Con
vention to meet there on the 25th inst, requests
us.to announce that such arrangements are max
ing, and that no proper effort will be wanting on
the part of the people of Charlottesville to provide
suitable accommodations for all who may attend.
The Virginia Central Railroad Company have
announced that delegates to the Convention will
vile for the sum of five dollars.
tits suggested by me Wing that the delegates
and slternates appointed for this city, be called TO.
gether to confer for the purpose of securing
full attendance. We think the suggestion en-
tirely proper
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-20
MAYORS COJ1RT son, 10

RIoToUs CoNDUcr.-Daniel Kelly alias CalIahrr
charged with making violent assault with stones. upon
house at the mead of the Basm on Thursday night.
smashing the windows and endangering the lives ofthe
inmates, (coiored persons sent to Jail in default of
S2oO security tor his good behaviour.
UNPRovoKED AssAULT.-An inoffensive German
named Henry Burgamin violently assaulted lew
days ago at the corner of 9h and Broad streets by
man named Lemuel Gates. Being strangers to each
other. Bnrgamin was wholly loss to account for
the attack. He was approached from behind, caught
by the collar and received several severe blows in The
face his backened eyes bore evidence Gates assign
ed as reason for the assault that he had sore hand
and that Burgamn ran against it in passing him on the
-wak--an excuse which the MAYO deemng whol.
y Insufficient he required to give bail in heavy
amount to appear before the Grand Jury term of the
Hastings Court, on the 10Th of November next He
was further required to give security for his good beha
vlour in the meantime.
PUNIsHED.-Tom Hulsey, coored, EMPLOYED at Mr..
Cosbys tobacco factory, got into quarrel on Thurs
day night with white woman who keeps store near
the New Market; she drove him out the house when
he turned and threw at her bottle OF burning fluid
He then attempted to make his escape but was arrest
ed by the watchmen near the Theatre.
CoMMITTED,-Matda Smith said she was from Pc
tersbnrg and Tree but not procuring evidence of the fact
she was sent to jail Melvin Cole free, employed at
SEINE OF the flour mills, brought up with informal
papers and committed, it being his second offence