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ebareau for Freedman, rae new brlgh- spal~l"s
Tnsy.- Tor Yer caster. for the BoweFy ohof lus
Latest syIe' for The Broadway ia dY, AID the nos
ieces fpr the Lttls folks be procured OF the best
ns,v on better ter KsOxs No. l8 fait0nsj man
a, ANN other hat establishment town. Let every one Cal.
on KNOX
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remarkable his Of attention 10 Dress bus that Is not
bv any means the with many admirers OF the gallant
hero who patrouize General TayoTs Headquarters man,
aged by Mr. j. SoUDER, No 10 fulton-st, corner OF
Iod where may be found superior stock OF Mems
and Bow Clothing That every garment what purPofs
10 be will readily be believed Mr. SovDERs nends and &C
knowing that his business habits prompt
him 10 do well whate yer be undertake..
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO HON. DAN. WEBSTER.
BosroN, Saturday, Nays ls2
This forenoon as Mr.. Webster, accom-.
panied by his private secretary, Mr.. Lanman wa
riding from his home in Marshheld to Plymouth the bs
connecting the forward wheels with the body Of u,
carriage broke, letting the carriage down heavily x
Webster was thrown out, striking upon his heal and
right shoulder. He stunned, and for few uiuuss
insensible during which he carried into hoass
near by and medical aid promptly procured His as
ries though severe, Were pronounced no, dangerous;
Ii was however deemed ad gisabe q send fer Dr. Wn
rer, who has just left here for Marshicli
An exaggerated rumor soon spread in this city that
Mr. Webster was fatally hurt and intense exctrmea
was manifested. The accident may possibly delan Mr.
Webster at Marsbfeld some days.
MIR. WEBSTER INVITED TO SPEAK IN rAsEuIL HALL
MOVEMENTS or KossUrH &c.
BosroN, Saturday, May s-9PM
This morning, at special meeting OF the
Board of Aldermen, the order Of the Common Coupcl
rendering to Hon Daniel Webster invitation - ID
dress the citizens OF Boston, In Eaneul Hail. was uuant
mously concurTed IN. 1t VIII be reeolleced tast ne
former Board of Aldermen refused tue use Of the nal
Mr. Websters friends about year ago, since which time
they have Loot an election.
This morning kossuth visited several Of
our public schools accompanied by Mayor sarer,
Speaker Banks, and Others Subsequently be visited ne
Office of the newly invented nre alarm telegraph with
which he seemed much pleased. He continues inds
posed. He addressed the young of this city Al ne
Melodeon this evening About one thousand loan bond
holders present. bat great enthusiasm was mar
Tested.
KOssUTH GOING TO ALBANY-FIRE-sUDDEyD DEATH.
BosToS, Nay g. 1851.
Kossuth has been quiet to-day. To-mor'
row be visits Roxbury, ana ON Tuesday he leaves To-
Albany.
Three houses, at the corner Of Groton-st
and Shawmut-av., were destroyed by fire. to-day noca
This morning young man, named Yea
II Randall fel dead a. Rev. Mr. Coslldges churdl
while engaged in blowing the organ Cause d'eassa
the heart.
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H AnpKrws g LANpHIER, Merchant

Tslors have removed from No. 20j to No 6H Broadway,
(Brewsers Marble Buildings between Houston and B-eck-
where they prepared to furnish articles 10 their
line al the shortest notice and Of the best and most fashion
able materials.
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II KsApp's Health Restorative B tiers

viii tsngfeu aud invigoratc the system and rslova both
th todv end The mind: Try it, Only 50 cents per bottle
GENERAL derSt No 3b2 Hudson -
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T CINCINNATI has now tioelre daily
pspers-eight in English and four in German
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worth knowing; That g. NJ B0DISE is selling elegant PLAIN
and epbrod.red Ciare Shswls at 5 10 and S2 spen
did Spring silks for only Sc g., ~ and 81 per yard Also
every deception Of Ladies sgnns and Sump- r Dress Goods
assortment OF every thing his line adapted the season.
and sci the the very lowest prices We would advise
all Lad Of Dry Goods Mr. Il. early call,
at No SO Gfanc 81, corner Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

" The Anti-Liquor Law, which Ia.
just passed the Rhodeslsnd Legislature, TO 20 ina,
effect on the 10Th Of July next
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New- Haren Palladium says:

In the House Of Representatives the present session.
there are eight Smiths four Reeds and three OF each OF
the following surnames Adams Barnes, HUI, hyde,
Pardee Phelps and Wilcox. One town sends two Cat
Inns another two Smiths, and another two Corbns Be-
sides these the OF Cowles Clark, Day roster,
Fuller Hubbard, Olney, Pratt Robinson Stone, Thomas
and Wells have each two Representatives in the lower
House The doublets and trplets TO say noting OF the
octave of : rfhs) will be compelled 70 keep bright
lockout when the ayes and noes are called.
A Maine Lac State Contention will
assemble at Hartford on "Wednesday, the 18th
inst. NEAL Dow and DR.. FREEMAN YATES, OF
Maine. with Rev. f. IL. CHAPLIN of this City, will
be among the speakers. We hope the House, at
least. will pass the measure at this session.
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RYATT's LIFE BALsAM.-The principal
o s the ~ this rrea. Purifier Of the ooi and GER
tain cnre for Rheumatism Scofoa, sc Ae Il removed 70
No "a Grand st. s doors east Of The ho~ery
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Ey- Never set q LyOnn RAJ,
Or call down thunder to DESTROY gnat;
Nor give TO mice the homeopathic pill,
That cures and cannot klli
Such huubug in the we i've
Stands condemned by men of sense
But would you Get like upright men,
And drive such verniu from their den,
Take COsTAR's Pasfr-lt kills so nice
The rats the reaches, and fbe mice.
Ii drives the vemn from your house.
OuTRAGEous.-A certain person who sells Powder and
Pills for veTmn and Insects tells you TO be cautious ne tells
you and believe all they say about his article. He further
calls others msanns C0sar) heartless Inp0stor Nov"
citizens awake and be not any longer oy one VINO
has taken your hard earned money for thing that WORTH
less CosTAR of No i4i Broadway believes not IN ceI-
Gates but refers the people to the inst houses 10 the CITY
The said Pow der and Pill Dealer gives you lew Names
ard tells you the cercates-read them be con-
vDced and lie says-who can doubt Well now see
what they say: Coleman Steison. Aston House, say
it is worthless Daniel d. Howard Esq, Irving House,
says is worthless; Preston H. Hodges Esq, Carr n
House says it is humbus and had his place cleared OF
rats cockres and ants by CosrARs Exteminaor
thOusn DIS Of Others the same Go TO Washington ana
Centre Markets, and ask who is the hunbug
HENRY h. CosTAR, No 4i4 Broadway
THE UNION. Tue CONSTITUTIONS, AND
THE CoMPRoNIsE-PuBLic MEEnNG.-The Citizens of
NewY York, favorable to the Nomination of
MuLARD FILLMORE
the Wing Candidate for the Presidency invited to
meet at the CHINESE ASSEMBLY Rooms No $50 Broadway,
between Spring ard Prince sts on MONDAY EVENING, May
10 O'clock for the purpose of expressing their prefer
eIces.
Hon MEREDITH P. GENTRY of Tenn, Hon. HUMPHREY
MARSHALL of Ky, Hon GEO. f. BADGER of ~ c. Hon
JAMES A. PEARcE of Md. HoY. CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS
of Tenn, Governor PRATT of Md. Hon. JAMES Brooks,
DANIEL LORD Esq., and other distinguished Speakers will
address the meeting.
BY order OF the Fillmore Central Committee.
SHEPHERD KNAPP, President.
! .HSGsN w BEE Bs5K"AS Vice Chairmen.
JoHN b, SCcLEs, '''ie'e'
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THE VERY LAST INVENTION. -

Hair restored TO Its omer color by DAVIS Rahvene which
wonderfully upon the OF the hair rcyves the
inert colong gsnds thus beautifully aiding nature Price
50 per ho,le For sale the Principal oce No so
Grards, corner Of Allen, Aseats; Ring, No. I've Boad-
way; Cook Co. Ne. 10 Washing tonst; Knapp No So
Hudson-s,.; Lyon No. III housson'i Gsion, No. III
Bowery.
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~ We advise all those who have child
rem examine the infinite vaet OF novel, isins aad IN,
sirue Nv, Games lust received oil TuTTiE Emp run
No 3i5 Brad ay D. steamer Pacific Those W y CO a,
ON M too viii hardly leave .sitpost taking ,ok M
a, ia ua ass, md Fan.-sni TO look is pure ia-
In follows a. surely a. sunshine s'ter shower
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CoNSrcrIcur.-Hon. Isaac Toucey viii

probably be elected to the L. s. Senate to-mor-
row. The vote in the caucus by which he was
nominated stood--Toucey 9S; Samuel Ingham II ;
Loren p. Waldo 9; c. F. Cleveland - L. ii. Sey-
mour james L. Pratt |.
TJs No,- Uqreu Palladium saws:
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INDIA AND French Day GooDs.-RE.

MovAI-Mr FOUNTAIN would inform his friends snd Gus
TONERS he has removed his Depot for India and French
DIV Goods TO No o53 Boass y (hIs old stsnd) where he
viii make his usual display Of rich Goods new assor-
nen OF Pine Apple Cloths Carton Grapes Tusssre silks
Madras Handkerchief Cant Crane Shsws snd Seefs1ck
lar attention No. 6h3 Broadway.
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T FowLERs IL WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. No. 1871 Nassaus, NewYork,
and No l42 Washington ST., Boston.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
From the East.

sssssen Telegraph aes, corner Of Ra"or and Bsl'rss
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tY General Mutual Insurance Co. have
removed to Nos and Merchants Exchange the cor
ner of Nall and William SIS
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Cater Boots Buskns Shppers Ties and Toilet Slippers for
yourselves children MLLERs IN Caualst you VIII
lind the largest handomcs and best assortment to be had IN
EewYorx Every article of his own manufacture made IN
snember MILLERs, No. l3i CaIal-st
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TEAs.-The best assortment of fine Teas

In their vaieiy-Woodsn Willow britannia Tin lroa aud
other Wares Wagons Pfopeers Cabs GARAGES Veloci
peees Toys &C. SC. One rnee. No. i2s Canast base
xnent store. J. kELLoSG.
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A HoME.-WILLlAM ii. FRANKLIN,

Son 4 Co viii sell at auction. at the MeIcants' Ex-
change, TUESDAY, May ii, at II NJ, the late Resi-
dence OF Henry Sanford ESQ., situated III Stamford Conn.,
Very few places well calculated for the residence of
gentleman who wishes reside in the country and do bus
in this city the above
Terms-Ten per the day of sale fifteen the LIST
June when papers pass twenty-five per cent IN
year fifty ia three years at SIX per cent
mum For map Of the place aud sketch Of the house. apply
to the AuctOueer No. Broad st.
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holsterers No 49, Fearls, having opened stock of
Seves Tapestrys Rugs Mats OIL Cioths Threeplys u-
grains and Stair Carpets Of their importation otter the
: good terms any house in the trade.
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nm MANUFACToRs,

HIW IN fA VnOLESsLE AND REG
e1IOTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
sHO o Es, TRUNKS. VALICES'
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON Il BRO. I6i
MAN street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect.
iuy invite strangers visiting the city and the pub
lc generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line.
Iheir prces WILL be found to be as low as those Of
any other house, whether by the single pair dozen
or case. The stock embraces
Gentlenen's Dress Shoes Gaiters md Ro,,a..
Do calf, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Ioutns Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Broguos, bound and unbound
Ladies Shoes, buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
Ladies black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, In great variety
~ travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
1a Jan of which are'offere6 at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON BRO, 16l Main st,
Lopposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
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v GROCERY AND FEED sT0I

lN CHAS BAKER, formerly of the firm of Raker
& Tnsey, announces to his friends and the public
that he has opened a store on Broad street No 295
two squares ABOVE the old stand of Baker q Tins.
ley where ne intends keeping on hand large and
complete assortment of Groceries. "a veil as
Horse Feed of every description He will be
pleased to see all his old frienos and customers AZ
his new stand, and any qusntity of new ones.
Goods purchased at his store will be delivered in
any part of the city free of drayage.
no ln-ldm
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On THANKSGIVING evening, Thomas F.. Nea
Cher. ESQ. the eloquent Irish exile. delivered
lecture in Meiropelitan Hall, New York. on
5000 persons. The eommodious hall, il il said.
was packed to sufocaiion. Al the door alone
4l0Oo were taken fee tickets Of adnission.
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FIGHT BETWEEN BULL AND AN ELEPHANT
"A correspondent. Of the Baltimore Patriot.
writing from Athens county, Ohio, gives the
following amusing description of a recent san
suinary battle, in that vieinity: .saz.
Only the other day, as caravanofra rare ami
mails, Including one that travelled win nans.
~ss nassing up, not Federal Hill, but FedeFal
Creek. in Athens county, Ohio, Il encountered
= srudv Buckeye driving large bull. Now
sh;s mil. unlike some people. had never seen
s.,hs sIsnbaut'' before, and when the 'crittef''
.sme in sigbt. commenced making his forefeei
E. villa, with the s'free soil" and his lungs
rsmI;sr viIh their accustomed exercise. His
I":aar and owner warned Bsmum's agent to
s., hi. elephant out Of the way BueM Bar.
nam'. agent said be "would risk his elephant
;fsRuckeye would risk bis bull. Vherespou
.he Western Taurus renewed his believing,
and made desperate iunge at the huge moa
= : -, India. The contest was somewhat sim
liar 10 certain political onss. tor the elephant
-;,h one blow from his trunk, stretched ths
buil upon the ground. breaking three Of hi,
r;bs. and driving the breath so far from hil
hody. that il has utterly refused to return. n,
Ruckeye friend was obliged 70 be content viii
Mr. Balls beef, tal!ow and hide, whilst th,
elephau, wen, on his way, driven BY his whist
linz and whiting attendant. True, the bee
owner consoled himself BY saying that be ha
been saved a great deal Of trouble. and th,
6rh, had turned out just as he expected.
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OF VIRGINTA.-A

Or VlRGINEA.-ATl
- former Students OF the University of Virginia,
who may be in Richmond, are requested to meet
ln the Hall of the House of Delegates on the even.
ng of the Cd CT December.
The objects of the meeting are to take into con.
siderstion the means for promoting the interests
of the University and to perfect the plan now in
the hands of the Committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Alumni for the procurement of q
copy of Raphael's School of Athens"
Messrs r NJ T Hunter, William Daniel Jr, II
Fl Stuart and Alexander Rives, alumni of the Uni
verstty, have been invited to dress the meetin g.
THOS Fl ELLIS.
JNO THOMPSON.
BBMINOR
JNO CASKIE.
N II MASSIE.
la
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EDUCATION.

hhAWlNG.-J. s. PERKINS having return.
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, viii give In.
struction in the various branches of Drawing. as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
lects or models are by the best masters, and have
peen selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style Of execution that will readily enable him 10
draw from nature ~
All lovers of this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner of 5th and Franklin streets) and ex
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences If desired
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re.
celved on the same terms as in schools.
oc4-3m+
A LII SMALL B0YS.-H. P TAY70R- s;b
"A street, between Grace and Franklin-Mv
school being exclusively for beginners. give sps.
cial attention to Reading, Correct Euunciation,
Ora mmar and Spelling; also to Geography. Man
Drawing, Arithmetic and History Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp
tory but as gentle as possible. oc o.
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WHO KILLED TECUMSEH
TO the Editor Of the SPIRIT ofMe Times

Il IRVING HOUSE, Aug. 3.
Mr. DEAR SIR-I see by the politicsl jour.
mails that Gen. Cass, in a speech lately made
n the United States Senate, has added bis
testimony to the strong array already existisg
in favor Of the claim set up BY Col. r. n.
Johnson as the slayer Of Tecumseh.
Justice to an "Old Texan requires that
should no longer refrain from putting 10 .
claim to that disting achievement, on
the part Of one of the "otd 'uns' who lived in
Texas at a time that tried mems soles.
Col. Skinner had seen better days before he
emigrated to Texas. Report said-and 20
did the Col. himselE-that he earned mis- title
upon the bloody field of the Thames. II
Texas he fought Mexicans and Indians, and
in his hours of recreation that is when
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r. NOTICRs-The public are 91s.
E by informed that tha seee41q.
.te,iJ. Wi Sc taken Oh the route va Port q.
sssa. hetwee Richmond and Norfolk. On Aoa1ayI
ist November, for the parpose of undereomg -
pairs and being fitted for the winer. Due noa1ee
Win be given when ready 70 resume he. pleoe g =
line again THUS DODAa.AD, 49,
Oslee 3. 4 r. h Z. Co., Oct x7ths le5A
oe27
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THOMAS I'll. TYRER. re-
A spectfuly informs the friends and
old customers of his father, and the
public in general, that he has ius,
opened handsome assortment of Double and
Single Guns, Powder Flasks, shot Belts,
Game Bags, and every article in the Gun and
Sporting line. Also great variety of Colts Five
shooters, Aliens Revolvers barrel Pistols OF
all kinds Bowie Knives &c, &c, all of which will
be sold at the lowest possible prices
GUNSMITHIEG done in all its varieties. such a.
gun rife and pistol stocking altering firearms of
all kinds into percussion and all other repairs be-
longing to the trade. Keys fitted TO door trunk.
cabinet and other locks; and walking Canes mount.
ed in gold or siver-A of which will be under the
superintendence of his father THOMAS TYRER
so well known to the public of Virginia for the last
25 years; and notice is here given that TYRER'S
Gun Establishment is No. ll6 Main, doors below
Governor street.
NOTICE to my old friends, customers and the
public IN general, is here given as Der advertise
ment above, that you will find NE once again fol
lowing my old business and it will give me much
pleasure to wait on all who may give me call at
No. 1l6 Main street, in selling TO them any article
in our line Of business, from the smallest quantity
OF ammunition to superior double-barrel Gun; or
in attending to any work in the gunsmithng line:
and promise that no such work shall leave Tyrer's
Gun Establishment, unless it ia done in the most
Substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS -TYRER,
No 5-dlm Gun and Rifle Maker.
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The ways Of advertising Tor Z vie ere vari.
GUS; bst perhaps the following, mentioned by
the Hull, England, Advertiser. istha mc:e e1
trsordiuery. Asussies residing nssr ths vhiage
Of Kirby under Dale, wanting sae. pfcsidee
himself ~ith large placard, sed pnesea upoe
a ,i,fle neney, 70 70 % America" This -
placeo on his bat, and planted himself in fsena
Of the church door on Sunday. when Ne cen
gregaiion was leaving. S 90. 80.
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a1 s @na gs; 4 a.
- ssss izsl Ea}aes = sxsa
"a @ ss8 lsn8 rss ssa ss9ass7
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L'XECUTOki'S SOTICE.-Ihe undersIgn
AZ ed having qualified as executor OF the last will
and testament of his brother Joseph Bonavita.
dec j, all persons who are in any manner indebted
~i'! please call and settle, and thsse persons who
nay hsTe any claims against the estate will present
them, properly authenticated
o1 LIE. SIHOH BONAVITA. Ex'r &c
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81 FOX SALE.-The House and Lot, cor
I'll ner of Franklin and 4h Streets at present oc-
C-t-gi by Cap: Il Emmo The lot fronts 81
s,rt GA FRANKLIN and runs back 20 feet on 4th
street. 10 is foot alley.
terms, which will be accommodating, apply
/ K. III. BURTON.
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"Grim-vissged war,
Had smoothed his wrinkled 'front.'

he repaired boots and shoes, and articles gene
ralIy in the leather line. ~
During bis lutter days he followed his voca-
tioa in .'time-honored Nacogdoches.", One
evening the killing Of Teeumseh was men
toned in the Colonel's presence. After lis
tening particularly to the thousand snfm'ses
and assertions Of the .crowd,", the Colonei
spoke: =,
where Tecum y were killed. was con.
manded a regiment there, did! I'm not .
gwine to say v ho cid kill Tecunsy-I woa't;
but this much will say: Tecumsy was killed
with one Of my pistols, and, gentlemen. .
man would not be very apt to lend out hIs
pistol on a 'sasion of that sort" 4. ..a1
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ni>@ULUTIUN.-Tne co-partnership here

nI>%GLUTI DN.--Tne co-pertnership here
~ tr1re existing under the firm of l.. &I NJ
RIOS :, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
september 18th, 1852.
Ia subscriber, in returning his most sincere
ras.ka Tor the very liberal patronage so kindly be
- rcd the old firm, begs to inform his old Gus
toners and the citizens generally, that he has just
r.i.rUad from the North with entire new lock
Il Fall Goods, amongst which mag be found
i4sais.n designs in Silks Silk Vevets, Mouslin
D. is..', Cash neres, Merinos, Alpacas, and an ex
tsasve rtuent Of Grape, long, square and thh II
- a.9s; aso very large assortment of Flannels,
Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, &c. &c, and almost
eT"ry article usually Kept in dry goods house,
wa will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
u" j-2m 203 Broad street.
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pErEKsBuRG.-We extract tho following
items from the Petersburg Express Of Satur-

pErEKsBuRG.-We extract tho following
items from the Petersburg Express Of Satur-
day. aa..t i 81
C,scurr CouRr.-Nothing before this court
Yesterday, we understand, but business Of .
civil character, the criminal docket having
been exhausted. VIM. Davis, convicted atihs
n,esen, term of horse stealing, and his pun
ishment affixed at two years imprisonment IN
the State penitentiary. was brought into
court and sentence passed upon him By the
judge. ss.i a,ss fs4 = "a q
ConnsxwHALTH -. HoLLowAr-Ths jugy
ia this case came into court yesterday about
~ O'Clock, aud again stated 70 the Judge, thar
II vas impossible for them 10 agree up0a .
verdict; whereupoa, they we're discharged.
The accused has been baiisd in the sum Of
$3.50. - -, 60. 80, - :.
AcspEHr.-We regret to learn thai Mr.
Joseph Russell. a very worthy and indusiri-
Gus young msn, employed 81 The boundary
Of Mr. Uriah Wells, bad the misfostuae %
Yesterday, to lose all the toes from ono ef biz
feet II was caused BY piece OF machinery
falling on his foot, which entirely severed The
toes, as above stated. e2s asi > q Fs'5