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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05

RoWERY THEATRE.-BoXES - CENTS; PIT le,.
- oents Seats in Orchestra Boxo 30 Doors ppen
~ curtain rises at ia o'clock. honday evening April
q VII be ACTED the patri.sis play .; Tell tho
Iatrot OF fSwitzerlandWilliam Toll Mr. g. Idly; Abort
Miss Mitchell; helehta Mr Gena; Grsieg Mr. G iths;
Emma Mrs. Jordan To be followed ~ the nautical drama
fppO m Ina
0ceanqh. Eliot, Mr. Stevens Ian" as ca % w. '.s%-
sSn,s I.o"nen Mrs. feomans ,ecea Nss iIiaer. r.
Lionel Myrtle, Mr. Hamilton. - ~ oA"oiaS ANGEL
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CTORE l67 BROADWAY TO LET-APPLY To q. ".
Gellsty IN building lG7 Broadway, room No. between
Aud lO'rl
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1,O LEr-A THREE-STORY HOUSE, CONSISTING OF
J. twelve rcem with Croton water each floor. and 4
Store Inquire the premises 400 Broome street or
al. j. Ll ONS, Is Chambers street.
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PRICE ONE CENT

ANSWERING An 1sQUIRY.-At' The c,o.. -
the performance at the Holliday-s,reet thea,r.
on IhanksgiVing night a afashiopabley dressed
stranger rom the South, lit his cigar and waik
ed slowly along North Holiday street toward,
his hotel in Old Town. Whilst pass;nS Hi.
len-street bridge, he was enconntersd bv .
rufflan OF the 'Biudgeon order who ebouir.d
the time of night.
ut just struck eleven" said the st,,rs.,
oIandly, without any signs of alarm,
Eleven did you say 7" was the gruff re-
ssponse. "As don't believe it's 80 late I'D
ilke TO see tor myself; so pull your watc, onf
quick. 1t looks as if il might be a good ons
to it." yoo We hanging
res, @ Its a patent lever, extra iewelled. -
seIa ,lie Soainerner, pulling il and long
e,snt oafreiied revolver forth at the same time
hessing Tue 'ime piece, still retained bv the
guard, on the barrels of the deadly weanon bs
extended 1t towards Mr. OBludeeon with a
request to satisfy himself respecting the nre
The Ruffian appeared to be utterly bew;,
dered at this prompt movement. A few inche.
from ms nose was the glittering golden lever
butit rested on eight dark barrels, from which
slight click Of the trigger would send as
many leaden messengers for his life's blood
for moment only did he remain in such a
dangerous locality, and with a auiyerins r..
marx that sit was any hour the gentleman Wa :
pleased to say," he dashed up HilIen-st.. and
was soon lost in the surrounding darkness.
Bait. Arous
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A PERsEyEKisG THIEF.-Some eight or
ten days since, free negro woman Of rather
bad repute was committed to our Jail for hav.
ing stolen from Mr. Thomas Parker, oil Charles.
town, a feather bed. The bed was found in
her possession, and proved to have belonged TO
Mr.. Parker, and the woman was accordingly
sen, to Jail to await her trial at the ensuing
term of the county court. BY some means,
however, she escaped from the Jail on Satsr.
day night, at once made her way to Mr.. Par.
ker's, and stole the identical bed from the room
10 which il was used, and after tearing and cut.
ting the tick into Fragments, threw the feathers
and all into sink on the premises, when she
returned again to the jail and demanded admit
lance as fugitive from justiee.-Sp,ru ofJef.
frrsoa.
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CRAcKIT BEFoRE.-Mrs. Brougham, mo-
tber of the Ex-Chancelor was a most excel
lent and thrifty house wife. On one occasion
she was much troubled with a servant addict.
ed to dish breaking, and who used to aliege, in
extenuation of her fault "that it was crackit
BEFORE" One morning little Henry tumbled
down sta!!s, when the fond mother, running az
ter him, exclaimed, oh my poor boy, you've
broke your head" "No, ma" said the future
Chancellor, with great humorous readiness,
cit was erackl before"
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INCREASE OF THE SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA
All accounts represent a large increase of the
slave trade 10 Cuba, at which, it is alleged, the
Spanish officials wink. ettel from Havana
gives list of nine vessels, which have landed,
at different parts of Cuba, during the present
yesr, 4,l7O slaves from Africa. The letter re-.
ferred to adds:
"Ths is but the beginning. There is tacit
understanding for the extension of this scheme
until ten thousand more have been brought hi
ther, on each Of which is paid to officials, for
winking at it, three ounces, or ffiy-one dollars,
making in the aggregate $510, ,0OO."
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How To KEEP PooR.-Buy two glasses
ale every day, at five cents each, amounting in
one year to $36; smoke three cigars, one after
each meal, counting up in the course of the
year TO $54 IS; keep big dog, which will con
sumo at least SIS worth of provisions. and
cat s. more. Altogether, this amounts to the
six barrels of -four, one barrel of sugar, one
sack cf coffee, good coat, respectable dress,
besides frock for the little baby, and half
dozen pair ofshoes-- more or less. Just think
of H.
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There is said to be bet of $40 600 pending
between the American clipper shin Nioht;n.
gall, and the British clipper ship Challenger,
on their passages from China to London. If
the reported arrival ofthe Nightingale is cor !.
rect, she has won the bet. The Nightingale
sailed from Shanghai July 81, and is reported
to have arrived at Deal Nov. Is: of this there
Is some doubt, however. The C. left Shang.
hia July 81, and arrived at Deal Nov. I8,
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA.
-Governor Brown, of Florida. in bis annual
message to the Legislature, urges that provi.
sion be made for the forcibie removal of the
Seminoles, in case Billy Bowlegs does not full.
I'll his promise TO emigrate. A reorganization
OF OF lhe militia and the establishment of pub
lie school system, are recommended, as is also
an efficient system ofinternal improvement, ia
order to stimulate enterprise, invite immigra.
tion. and develop the States varied resources.
Its finances are new in hourishing condition,
and its people prosperous and happy.
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SINGULAR SUIcIDE.-A son OF Luther Corse
of Dover, N. H., II years of age, on the 18th
ult., asked permission of his father to go to
turkey shooting, which the father refused. The
son went into the wagon house, took halter.
tied it to joist, and standing in the wagon,
leaned forward and put his chin into the hal
ter, in which situation he was found shortly
after, but not until life was quite extinct. 1t is
not supposed that the boy intended to commit
sucde, but to frighten his father for refusing
him permission 10 60 as he wished.
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ANOTHER CAsE'-itis currently reported
her, that colored man by the name of Jobn.
the property of Mr. Thos. L. Preston, near the
Salt Works in Smith county. committed like
crinie for which q negro was hung here a few
weeks ago, about the first of this week. We
know nothing of the truth Of the story.-Ab-
tngdon Iirginian.
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''Ought we not to be ennobIed for the vn-
tues Of our fathers" I" asked defender of aris-
tocracy.
"By the same rule, ought we not 10 be dis.
graced by their vices" replied lady; "and il
one man is hung for his misdeeds, let all his
ppsterity be hanged after him."
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nRAWiAG.-J. s. PERKINS having return
struction il the various branches of Drawing. as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers His sub
Jects or models are by the best masters ard have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
Beginner, while they cultivate correc! taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style OF execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this ert are invited to cgll at his
rooms Corner Of 5th and Franklin strcets) and e.
anime his portfoloa.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gantiemen and
young Ladies az his studio where they viii oe re-
ceived on the same terms as in schools.
Oc4-3u+
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EFAcTs FOR THE NEXT EDITION OF UNCLE
TOMS CABIN.-Theie died lately, in lower
county of Virginia, a mulatto man, who was
manumitted by his master, and was under our
law permitted to remain in Virginia. His mas
ter had with his liberty, left him respectable
property, and this man. by his industry, accu-
mulated an estate of $25, 900. He had pur-
chased his wife, who was a slave; and his chill
dren were therefore his own property, as we'll
as his wife.
Falling into bad health, he went to Philadel-
phia sometime during the last summer for me-
dicai advice, but learning from the best physI-
clans that his health was worse than he
thought, and that he could not i've, he wrote
to a relative of his old master to come on tor
him, which this gentleman did, and stayed with
him, and brought him back TO Virginia at his
request He died shortly after his return, not
long since; and by his last will left all his estate
to this gentleman, as we'll as his wife and chill
dren, who are thus the slaves of his friend
trusting, Of course, that he would care Tor
them and provide for them.
Here was an intelligent, wealthy man. no
knew the condition of colored people 10 the
Northern States, that preferred to leave HIS wife
and children, and all his properly, to a white
man, to sending them out OF The State TO live as
free persous with fine estate.
These are notorious and recorded facts, and
can be proved if dened and there are many
such occurrences among our colOred people
which might be made public, 10 put TO shame
The exaggerated fictions Of Mrs Stowe and her
adherents, if there was any possibility for sub
stituting, 10 the Northern mind, fact for fiction
reason for imagination-aad charity IN the
place Of sectional prejudice
TN ! G1-ette
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EDUCATION.
: TRUC TIONs ON THE PIaN0

rSS rSbrt GCTIONs ON THE PLANO
sIc IN +, HakP. GUITAR, AND VOCAL, NH
SiiC.-Prof. BRANDT respectfully informs tbs
ctuHsns OF richmond that he gives lessons on the
eo2se mentioned instruments, and also in the Lieb
er branches Of Vocal Music " '-'' '-i-
80. D having hsd an experience of eighteen
years IN the profession, and having enccassc,I
aught In several Of the largest Sc Serlinares in the
SCUM now oa7rs his services to the dfs-ent Fe.
male Summaries, as well as to the citizens Of Rich
,hond generally For advanced scholars viii have
'uG peiIeht OF oeing accompanied On the Vioiia.
Professor Brandt is permitted to refer IN the Raw
Dr ;ones, and to the Rev DR. Leroy 81 Lee
>, All orders received at Mr P II Taylo'sr. Nash e.
Woodhouse's, Morris d Brothers, and Harold &
Murray's stores. DE- S-3,aUav 1 "
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NEW BOOAs, JUST RECEIVED BY

~ HAROLD & MURRAY-Broad street
select British Eioquence, containing the best
Speeches entire of the most eminent Orators OF
Great Britain, for the last two centuries, with
sketches OF their lives, &c, BY Chauncy A Good
rich-350
Lives os Wellington and Peel, from the London
Times-50c
Shabby Gelteel Story, By Thackaray-5Oc
History Of Henry EsmoEd, Esq, ty Thackaray-
so cents
Life cf Vicissitudes, ~ G P 2 !ames-25c
knlcs knacks from al Editors Table, by L Gay.
latd Clarke =
History OF RomulUs, by Jacob Abbott-60
large variety OF New Juvenile Books
All New Books received soon as published
m %
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GREAT BARGAINS DRY GOODS.
~ All WIN = SINDR rs, q n

~ Al WEN a.sWORDS', 225 BROAD ST.
=, Having tu y determined to discontinue the Dry
uoooe business, will from this day commence sell.
ing on my entire stock of Dry Goods, at and under
cost Tor cash The public generally are invited to
can soon IS every article win be sold without re-
serve, and all Goods remaining on hand will be
sold out st auction.
nave large assortment of new Dress Goods,
onaW!s Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, &c, &c, all of
which Will be sold at very Great Bargains, at
w. J. SWORDS
0e 22o Broad street, Shockoe Hill
Notlce.-Ihose indebted to me will please
make immediate payment, as all accounts of long
Standing must by the,lst of January, be put into
other hands for collection
def WIS
AERFANG's CLOTHING.-Just received,
~ large supply OF Servants Clothing, with wool.
en- Llninss, and of much better make than usual.
sutta: Ie for outdoor well as house servants; al
II which will be sold very low for cash. Those ia
want viii please give me an early call
I'D GOODMAN,
No 1874, Main street opposite Eagle Square.
B-A large supply of Trunks on hand, which
VIII be sold at very small per cent. on cost
de s In C
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MANUFACTURES

4 III
ESNLJyyI WHOLESALE AND RE,nsf5
Na.alSOFAlL DEALERS IN ROOTS
c,,r,,u,-.S ; II o ES, TRUNKS, VAIIcFS
oAkFET BAGS &c -PEMBERTON g. FRO Isi
Man street opposite the Exchange Rank re.ao, aUi
tuy invite strangers visiting the ct7 and the n,'S.
&c ehsFay to cal and examine their large and
iner prces WILL be found TO be az low tbo.n &c
any other house whether by the single pair, do,ea
or case The stock embraces FN" ~0-e''
~" e''ieh press Shoes Gaitera and Bootees
10 calf, Zip, and stout Boots and Boo,eas
iou'h boots AMI Bootees, OF many kinds
servants Brogues, bound and unbognd
Ls9ies 1i. SHOES, Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, SC
baales black, bronze sud colo ed Caters
styles "oiAS'i' various
y; Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Trunks ano hair
kS All OF which are offered at the lowest rates.
'PEMBERTON d BRO, l6l Main 81,
opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond. Va.
Sc 17-3m va
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q INSTRUCTION on VUE
PIANO ONCE yxTtED

sxzs.zsssEsss1l-zs sxzs.zssssss1 INSTRUCTION ON TuE
- 4PlANO, ONCE A WEEK-In con-
Il @ n Uscquence of tne undersigned having
sto give ms ruction in the country on
Saturday, he is left almost entirely unoccupied on
the corresponding Wednesday, and would be glad
70 give Lessons on that day, to any WAC may de-
FIR WULFF,
Prot OF Music, and Organis: at St Johns Church.
,,aF Orders may be left at the Bookstore OF
Messrs Harold & Murray Broad street
de 4-2awiw+
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~ EGRO HIRING FOR IS53-BY 10
~ LER q COOK again offer our services
to our friends and the public SIS Agents for the
hiring out Of their servants for the ensuing year.
And for our punctuality in paying over hires re-
celyed, snd our attention to the servants comm t.
ted 10 our manag cement refer TO those who have
been So kind So IL favour Us with their patronage
heretofore. TO persons residing in the country,
we would remark, that it is important that we
should be informed as early practicable OF the
number OF servants, their ages, qualifications &c
intended to be sent in, that we may be the better
enable 20 secure good homes aud good prices for
them.
We viii also secure homes for white servants,
upon reasonable terms. TOLER Il COOK,
no 29 General Agents.
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WV ssNOCERY AND FEED sTOR!

tVn.E GROCERY AND FEED STORE.
y rlt~ BAKER, formerly of the firm of Baker
. 4I,-,T, announces TO his friends and the public.
ar l.- opened a store On Broad street, No 295,
"a -rgs-7s aUoyt tie Cd stand Of Baker & Tins
=. ,.a,, ne intends keeping on hand large and
.n ..-, assortment Of Groceries, well as
t-a'.,n Feed of every description. He will be
.t..t - see all his old friends and customers at
so g sand, aud any quantity of new ones
. IS purc445ed a. his store will be delivered in
a.s In-. ii the city free OF drayage.
DE-. !s--I I'm
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OTl CE.- -Hav!rg SID the Retail Branch Of
/ I nv business to Messrs Collins &c Buckley Of
Savannah. Georgia, who will come in posses sion
Gu the First OF February nexI WILL from this time,
sell my entire STOCK OF Coos ut greatly reduce
ed prices. Persons wishing TO purchase Fine
Fancy Goods, or the necessary House Furnishing
Articles, viii ind complete assortment at such
prices as viii prove highly advantageous.
The stock ct Plated snd Block Tin Ware, Cut
ery, Tea Trays, Fsniers, Fire Irons, &c, is large
and complete
will continue the Wholesale Business, at
No 10 Pearl street, nearly opposite Messrs Kent.
Payne * keEt, and will open ior the Spring Trade
large ard desirable Stock Ci Goods, suitable for
the city and country, al wholesale only.
LEWIS GINTER,
de 1877 Main street
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9Us:GEGV 81 ANDERSON,
.. -EFNFiS AND PAPER HANGERS.
I6 EnXernar streat.

4 q D.. s-ore thaf Fan stock of French and
~ ........n rApEH HANGIEGS Of every quality
...- .4rcassal from the best factories in this
-r.- 81 france. many Of them very rich aad
... Az. very complete assortment of cur
-. a.. c.rIi""s, g:snps, tasseis, cords bands,
.. 90 =5s, : IN sreat varsity, window blinds
.. ,p.r. buF Holland for shades, a superior
4.lr oil clg...s. COCO mating, curle1 hair
mattresses, feather beds, holsters and
s IA 5ass qIaljty, with many other ar:i
.- .-- Iua. e. of which vii be sold On fair
-. a Paper Hanging and Upiolstering done
.a country, ut the shortest notice and by
20 vr.rS,npu Sc i6-3m
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I UMBER, LUMBER.-ln addition to our
IL general assortment of seasoned White Pine
Lumber, we have, in yard, over $50 900 feet of
seasoned White Oak and Button Wood
Boards, suitable for tobacco boxes. Purchasers
would do well to apply to Us, either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere
TOME q nINEHART,
sc l3-saw3m Port Deposite, Md.
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4 OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
- AS the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA.
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each 10 suit purchasers, eight or
ten ac~es of the land now owned and occupied BIZ
the said Blakey. These lots are b. sutfuly situa.
ted on Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Blakey's MILL ab out anile and hsif only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber at his Office No. II Main street,
up stairs over Messrs. Sinton & Co.
au 9-3taWts |. R. WATKINS
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NENERAL AGENCY A CARD.-The
u uEdersign-d, for the last eight years employed
il the business of Messrs To!er i1 Cook, having
detercained tC 90 similar business himself ten,
cers bis services to his friends and the public frc
and after the first day of January ensuing as agent
for the renting cut CT Houses the hiring out Of Ne
grCes, and the collection OF Claims, &c &c. He
viii occupy TIE office on l4th street. between Main
ana Franklin, now occupied by Mr. Wn. w. Eus-
tace, AID pledges himsa1to adhere to pr0mptitude
and puf cuai;y in all fngs relating to his business
His terms will be moderate and satisfactory.
de 2-elJa EDWARD D. LACHO
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A SUICIDE PREyENrED-A Woman Dnped.
One day this week an ll-~edded pair, in
Centre Wheeling, who had been on bad terms
for some time, became desperate. The hus.
band, therefore, went and procured glass OF
gin and little loaf sugar, which he had done
up nicely, in a small white paper, and returned.
His "belter half" determined to be even, wen,
down and Obtained glass Of brandy. When
she returned, she took her seat, declaring her
intention to d ink as much as he did. Her
liege lord pulled out his paper, and emptying
its contents into his glass, swore that he would
poison himself. His help-meet, thinking, from
The appearance of the powder, thati, was real
Iy arsenic, and that he was about to carry the
Joke little too far, spreng forward and knock.
ed the tumbier out OF his hand. This raised q
muss, and brisk fight took place. After they
had pounded one another to mutual satisfac
ton, they agreed to part. aud their marriage re-
laionship was, consequently broken up.
Wheeling Times.
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CENERAE AGENCY, &c.-Richard Hill,
- Jr, and B. w. Tally OF Hanover, have enter.
ed into partnership for the purpose of conducting
Gene al Agency in ali its branches, particularly
the hiring OF negroes and renting of houses. They
will be pleased TO receive the favors of their friends
and the public.
RICHARD HILL, il.
re 6-dAct5I B. w. TALLY.
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= 'nUh OF Dry GOODS AT GREAT
- I.THEDUCED PRICES.-From and after this
80 a.a Offering our large al d cheap stock Of
5.Gc- nd Domestic Dry Goods, at greatly reduced
.'.s 4 order - reduce the same sufficiently, pri-
a-sytt4ag Inventory, By lst of January next. All
.a arch tor really cheap and handsome goods,
'aat MT fail to call on Us. We have the largest
a-,J Ut usat in Dire SIS Goods of all kinds beautiful
n g.taes at one shilling. Also, another lot Of
,r5s' superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen.
H., de work OF all descriptions, very cheap
W .. red and Yellow Flannels, very low in fact,
avsrytaing ueedful and desirable in the Dry Goods
iza cal be had at our store little cheaper than
anywhere else.
Gibbons, Florences, Marcalise, Satins, Bennett
au1 Mantilla Veivets, we will sell at cost to all who
Hincan j. MILLHISE g. BROTHER,
Do2l 1913 Broad street.
2FORE NEW GGODS.-THOS. Il. PRICE
Vi 4 co, have just received new styles
Cloth and Silk Clcaks and Mautles
Ec6 V lvet Ribbons
Rich Furniture Prints
Lace Barthes
SLACK Lace Mitts, and many other articles
ocIl Is
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AEORE NEW GHODS.-THOs
gnaa. z. Harreys. John a. Burgess
EARREYS & BURGESS,

EsDUaE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
no. l65 MAIN STREET, (NRARLV OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE BANK) RICHMOND, Va,
98THERE they will thankfully receive and
: promptly execute all work entrusted to
hem.
N.B-Orders from the country respectfully so
t..sfad. au 30-3m
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ssDEArH AT PRAYER,-The Philadelphia Bull
letin says that on Sunday afternoon, Thomas
Gould, aged 81 years, was worshippng in the
Baptist Church, corner Of Ashton and Lom-
bard streets, and was kneeling al prayer, when
he tell and expired. A ceroner's jury returned
a verdict Of death from natural causes.
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The Worcester Egis states that the insane
men v ho escaped suffocation at the recent Gre
at the Worcester county Asylum, was called
npon 10 testify before the Coroner's Jury, and
gave his evidence as inteliigibly and correctly
as any witness. lie wrapped himself in q
blanket, and lay down on the door, with his
face TO the ven,ia,or, and thus saved himself
He is not now considered insane, though he
was before thought to be one of the "incura
hIes ~
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n EtY COMMISSION HOCsE.-1ha sub,
ecribers have entered into co partne,ship under
the firm Of PENDLET0N & BROTHER, for the
Transaction OF the Commission Business in TOBAC-
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY aud
have taken Warehouse No. l20 Smiths Wharf,
Batimsre, Nd.
R. w. PFNDLETON,
P. P. PENULkToN.
Baltimore, August 18th. 1852.
References:
Hugh jenkins q Co Baltimore.
+. w Rune {; Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson & Sons, do.
Edwin Workman L Co., klchmocd.
Archb'd Thomas d Son, DO.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & Oglebay, Bridgeport, Obic-
John Cregh, Cincinnati
Gordon & Co, Louisville.
w II. Rartlsss, Charleston, 5. e.
Otis J. Chafee, do. do.
James McCu!logh Pittsburgh.
Brown & Kirkpatrick, DO.
Il. Chafee, do
d. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
$. Brady, ESQ, do. Mer Mech. DO. DO.
James R. Baker, Whee ing
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, S. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
A L. Gaines, New Orleans.
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