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ED.

In this city, Decemhsr 3D. after short Illness SARAH
ELIZABETH, daughter Of JAMES w. and SARAH A. X.
BARKER aged 15 months The friends Of the family are
invited attend the unerel tomorrow 1hursday) It
O'clock from the resdence Of her parents street.
between 18th and 18th.
[Winchester papers please copyl
On the second instant at his residence In Georgetown,
after protracted illness Of two months, which he
bore with christian resignation, the Rev JOSEPH CART
WRIGHT (colored,) In the sxtyninth year OF his age
He consistent member Of the NJ u. Church for more
than fifty years. and faithful preacher Of the Gospel
fortyeght years. When the hour Of death arrived, 1t
found him. TO his significant language, packed
up and ready to go and with the hope that trumphs
over death he fell asleep in Jesus.
"Servant Of Christ, well donei
Rest from thy loved employ.
The battles fought, the victorys won
Enter thy Masters joy"
His friends are respectfully requested to attend his
funeral ut two o'clock, Friday, the 9th instant from
his late residence ON Montgomery street.
baltimore Sun please copyl
In this city, on Tuesday evening, the ID instant after
very short Illness FRANCIS BARRY, senior, in the
seventieth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
Seventh street east Navy Yard tomorrow, Thursday
the 4th instant at two O'clock and from st. Peters
church, Capitol HILL at three to which the friends
and acquaintances Of the family respectfully invited
to attend
On the I'd instant, WILLIAM QUIGLY, aged twenty
months and three days, son of WILLIAM and MARY
QUIGLy M ,aa{
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fCommunicated.1

The attention Of the people Of Washington is
respectfully requested TO the subject Of self
government in their respective Wards-for the
election of magistrates and police, for tax
alton, for education, for certain local improve
ments, sanitary laws, &c., on the plan Of the
township system Of New England, in which
each voter is legislator for his township
making each citizen familiar with the science
Of self government in the ward or township,
and more vigilant with respect to represents
tive government in the city, county, State and
General Government. PRoaREss.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WILLARDs HoTEL-Dr G w Crane, A;
A Sigourney, Bait; Cotton, N j; Mr. Belts,
Va; b Huger, Harper's Ferry; w Grandin; DR.
John bloomsbury, s N; DR. james bloomsbury,
Va; F s Beufait, Detroit.
BRows's HoTEL-Mrs M Nelson, N c; P 3
Hines, do Hon H M Fuller, Pa; J w Steele,
NJ; w C Tobey, N Y; j Johnson, Ga; Mr. Bush
holtx and family, N Y; L w Burgess, Ga;
Duyal, Phila; Hon r Scurry, Texas; n 8 W
Davis, r l.
NATIONAL HoTEL-F Wooten, Md; Mr.
Smith, Va; H Wright, Pa; c NJ Childs, N X;
s Harte, Va; Kettlewell, Md; Mr. Leslie,
Mo; L Glover, do; Parsons; r Edwards, jr,
Md; Van Dyke, Pa; II Tyler, Minnesota;
0 Phelps d G; w r Cole, Md; G Dyer, D
C; G G Thomas, Camden; ] B James, ]; II
NJ Bush, Md; w H PIERCE, Pa; II Janney, lady
and child, do; II Warmus, Md; G Mccoy,
do; w II Macfarland, do; II McEnery, La;
Fl Duvall Nd; DR. 1reichel and lady, Pa;
Capt G w Lay, U S A; II Wayne, Md; W
Quails, Pa; A A Lane, N Y; Mr. Burgwyn, n
C; I w Johns, Va; H W Davis and lady, n j;
Miss A Sanford, do; Duff, Mass; 3 Quig-
ley, Va; S Haight, California; Il v Sheall,
do; ] Frankenstein and lady, 0; E G Wilson
and mother, Pa; Jeremiah Mullikin, Marlboro,
Md; Frank Boteler, do; r Morrison, California;
Benz Loder, N Y; Ed S Jafray, do; Com r T
Stockton, N j; Mr. and Mrs A Ii Drummond,
Ny; 1t A Doubleday, U s A; A Baily, Wash
ington; Mr. Powell, do; Mr.. Potter, .Phila; W
c Townly, Y; P O'Donohoe, do; G A Cazzius,
do; Hagan, N O; I Carnley, N Y; M Wilcox,
Phila; G Norwood, C; j d Weston, Wis
consin; N Montgomery, Bait; W Engs, N Y;
DR. Ashburn, Va.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-H Fowler, ID G; M
Lutlif, O; I Crop, Va; w Thorne and
lady, do; S G Crop, do; E H Thorne, do; Mr.
Stevens and lady, do; G Handaryde, Jamaica;
C Curtin, Pa; A w Bell, N c; I CRANBERRY,
do; B H Rand, Pa; Hopkins, Bait; Hon g W
Jones, Tenn.
GADsBY's HoTEL-D Tuthill, N Y; Downey,
do; Mr. Kane, Bait; Mr.. Ferguson, Va; Mr.
Falls, Bait; G w Sisson, Miss; J II Johnston,
Va; G w Newton, do; Mr. Mallory, do; Mr.
Spencer, N Y; Mr. Elgee, N o; G w Hare, Phil;
Marshall, Reading; j P Wallace, N Y; ] X
Miller, Reading; A 2 Kingsley, N Y; G Clay,
do.
IRVING HoTEL-W ] Reynolds, Va; G 7 Comp
ton, do; II Thompson, Bait; G II Hargraye, Ga;
r J Sherman, 0; W Spalding, D c; G Hodges,
NO; r G Barnes, Va; 3 Bruce, N Y; W A
Lancaster, Md; ] A Ferguson, do; G Barned,
Y; G G Strang, Bait; DR.. Ferguson, o; ] A
Magruder, Va; Barbour, Bait; r Fortier,
Canada; E M Stanton, Pittsburg; W Arnold,
Bait; W 7 Bowie, o; ] b Haywood, N Y; G II
Spalding, Va
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LUXURIOUS ENJoYMEsT.--A gentleman who
had attained to some prominence in his native
county, and could therefore command the re-
quisite influence, came to this city some months
ago and entered upon the duties of govern
msnt Office. Having made much progress in
acquiring knowledge of our city and its ways,
he long looked forward to Thanksgiving Day
~ an occasion Of precious enjoyment. Accord
ingly, on the arrival Of that day, he took seat
In an omnibus at an early hour, at ftp ride,
and never deserted it throughout the day, ex-
cept occasionally, when it was necessary to re-
move from one vehicle to another. He thus
consumed the day in journeyings to and fro
between the Navy Yard and Georgetown; and
though he confessss to having become both
wsarisd and sore from jolting, he boasts in
triumph Of the great extent Of travel he per-
formed at very small cost We are reluc-
family constrained to. admit that this gentleman
was from the Old Dominion. She is retrogra-
dingl
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American states that counterfeit check, in the
name Of one Of the most respectable merchants
Of that city, was presented at the counter of the
Bank in which he keeps his account yesterday
morning, but, although extremely well executed,
it was at once detected, and measures adopted
to arrest the counterfeiter, but without success.
Banks and others will therefore be on their
guard.
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Great Medical Discovery!
e. j. 8. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL,

DIR. j. 8. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL,
TlOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE sYS-
H TEM-I first discovered this preparation In 1910,
since which time have found but little difficulty In GU
ring most NERVOUS DISEASES, but very recently /
have added an ingredient which acts like magic In
dering my NERVOUS CORDIAL far more certain in GU
ring Nervous Tremor of the Muscles Shaking Of the
Head Palpitation Fatulcnce, heartburn Tic Dolor,
Pain in the Face with Twitchings Of the Muscles or
Flesh Wakefulness Heart Diseases, Neuralgia and for
the mind body, affected by care labor study. This
truly wonderful Medicine, from its peculiar happy effect
in aaying the violent Nervous affections, and
pletely graduating them from the system, may justly be
termed the granest discovery in the science Of Medicine
1t subdues and averts oil those NERVOUS DISEASES,
which the most profound medical skill has hitherto
had no control 1t is grand restorer in building up
weak constitutions already down by disease and de-
btated by other Medicine its nvigoratng properties
act like CHARM and its beneficial effects almost mi
raculous The weak the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasiness frequently cured
by using single bottle.
Us. ROSE M. d., Philadelphia.
Price 80 cents For sale by
r. d. Gilman, w. III. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
j. Il. Callan, John w. Marin,
dec Str Washington city, d. @.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND GROUP.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND GROUP.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER--The
ID frequent changes Of the weather bring with It bad
GUILDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all OF which can be
cured and the system fortified against frequent attacks
by using Dr. j. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP
Price only 90 cents
CHILDREN also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to Dr. j. s. Roses never
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price rs cents.
ALI of Dr. Roses valuable Family Medicines for sale
by r. d. Gilman, VIII Gilman,
Chas. Stott Co., Samuel Butt
j. +. Callan, John w. Marin,
dec 8 -tr Washington city, ID. G.
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SENATOR SoULE.-The New Orleans papers
note rumor Of the intention Of this gentleman
to resign his seat in the United States Senate.
We do not sympathize with the ultra views Of
Mr.. Soule, yet we shall regret the day Of his
withdrawal from the Senate. His fine attain
ments and accomplishments, his ardent and en-
thusiastic nature, and his vehement and glow
ing eloquence, have well commended him to the
admiration of all who have enjoyed the priv
lege of observing him upon this dignifed thea
tire; while the presence of himself and family
has been most highly priced in the social
circles of the metropolis.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

- The eensH cork is highly interesting
and instructive to the clerks engaged, many Of
whom have done nothing for months but add up
columns Of units, tens, and hundreds. 81
wouldn't mind it," said one Of them to us the
other day, elf / could stop when leave off !;
but can't. Do what may, go where I may,
the addition is still going on; and my very
dreams are mathematical. Last night, for in
stance, % my wife informs me, after trying for
. long time to forget the monotonous work, q,
length fell of to sleep by footing up column.
Nine said t. nine and three's twelve, and
hvs's seventeen, and thirteen q thirty, and
nine Is thirty nine, and sixteen 3 fifty five, and
twelve q sixty-seven, and eleven g seventy
eight, and fifteen s ninety three, and seven !,
ONE HUNDRED land away | went into sleey
~ profound as the ghosts Of thousands Of ordi
mails would permit me to enjoy"
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DIR. VALENTINES LAST PERFORMANCE. = In
consequence Of the popular encouragement and
in compliance with the requests of many mem
bers Of Congress and other gentlemen, DR..
Valentine viii this evening reopen his carpet
bag, and exhibit a variety Of novelties not
hitherto displayed in Washington. Those who
may wish to see him on any future evening
must repair to Forrest Hall, Georgetown. Each,
every, and ALL who should, would, or could en-
joy good joke, had better look to 1t this even
ing.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

I6- KossUTH is hourly expected at New
York. He will no doubt come on to Washing
ton as soon as possible; but in New York, Phil
adelphia, and Baltimore, he must first submit
to the prescribed ceremonies of professions,
banquets speeches, and Yankee hand-shaking,
Of the violence Of which latter infection he can
have no adequate anticipation. 1t has been said
Of Mr.. Clay that on his return from q northern
tour, he has always to hold his right arm in q
sling for week or two. He at least can SYM
pathire with the great Kossuthl
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

MURDER TRrAL.--The trial OF Henry Wod-
din, charged with the murder Of his wife some
seven years ago, isprogressiug at Canandaigua,
New York. The prisoner is q man about SO
years Of age, farmer, in good circumstances,
and hitherto connected with the Methodist
Church.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

I65- Madame Celeste is delighting the Bal
timoreans, MS we saw her do long years
ago. But these years they say have made no
Visible impression upon her. She has had her
full share Of the triumphs and sorrows of life.
The former still appear triumphant, however.
We suppose she will soon visit Washington.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

nay Mr.. ]. Granville Penn, the descendant
Of the illustrious founder Of Pennsylvania, has
arrived in Philadelphia, and taken rooms at the
Washington House, where he is receiving many
Inequalities from the citizens.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Robert Bruce was yester-
day convicted Of assaulting an officer. Latham
for the defence.
James Lyles was also convicted Of q like Of
fence. Latham and Ratclf for the defence.
BENZ. Mortimer was to-day tried on the charge
Of larceny in two indictments, and acquitted in
one instance, but found guilty of petit larceny
in the other. Ratcliff and Latham for the de-
fence.
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MARRIEn.

On the 9th ultmo by Rev. DAVID Kna, Rector Of
Rock Greek Parrish at the residence Of George w Riggs,
esq, Mr.. TOBIAS y. TALBERT. TO Miss EI.lzABETH
PERRY, all Of the District Of Columbia
On the LIST instant by Rev DAVID KR, Rector OF Rock
Creek Parish, AZ. HARVEY M. NEWH0UsE, 70 Miss
SARAH DAWSON, both OF fsuquisr county, Virginia.
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NOTICE.

TIVE DIRECTORS Of the WASHINGTON BUILDING Asso-
i CITATION Of the city OF Washington, will hold their first
stated meeting ct the Academy of Mr. Richards OF
14th street and New York avenue, FRIDAY the 9Th
instant at O'Clock p. Stockholders required by
the constitution to pay into the hands Of the Treasurer
at this meeting, their first monthly insalment the
shares Of stock held by Them and some Of the stock
has not yet been disposed books to receive subscription
open at the Office Of the Secretary, street.
dec 2-4t$ NICHOLAS CALLAN Secy.
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A5- To Subscribers.--Those OF our subscribers
residing in the route embraced between Twelfth and Four
eenth streets, notified that J. Adams is no longer
entrusted with that route. The paper hereafter will be
carefully served All payments will be made TO Mr. Rob-
RRT GoGoIN. [nov lift
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Privilege 30 settlsrs.

Privilege to Settlers.
BosToE, Dec. 2.
The Halifax papers state that Mr.. Howe has
introduced bill giving to one hundred heads
Of families, who are settlers, the privilege Of
forming town organization.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

On Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. Levi A. Ward, of
Rochester, sent to the orphans Of that city q
chicken pie which weighed 200 pounds
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

B6S- The Maid Of Monterey, sung by Mr..
Turner last night, was beautifully executed,
but the poetry could not be redeemed; it is
eIecrably bad.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

Twenty loving Irish couples we're married at
st. Mary's church, Cleveland, Ohio, on the
morning Of the oath ult.
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A NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.


NAGRUDER d. CALVERT have the plea
INl Of announcing to the citizens Of Washington
and Its enyrons, that they have this day Saturday
stock consists as follows:
10 pieces superb Brocade Silk surprisingly rich and
8 do do do suitable for evening
ing r,% :. to sss per "a: ysSs .'nD''''' rang
designs entirely new
pieces Marquis Plaid do, centre varied in chene
figures, only article In this market
10 do medium price do. in very rich colors
do light watered do, for evenings lot bought
10 do black and colored do. for walking dresses
Is do plain changeable glace do, embracing all the
different shades
10 do neat striped, check, and figured do.
IL do Ottoman satins, containing the most choice
do Black Brocade figured do, exceedingly cheap
10 do Black eros de Rhine, superior quality, very
rich and glossy
a. Msntla velyets containing every shade quality
10 pieces Black and Colored velvets, for dresses 80
per cent lower than usual
Another lot Of coored uncut at e21S cts worth $3.50
very heavy wrought Grape shawls
10 do do Plain, fringcs very heavy 4 deep
10 do superior fine Cashmere Long Shswls
70 DO DO Dy DO S'''' h hsnf m snanis
70 pieces new style Cashmeres and Mousseaines
as WOO i%o f P ss IL s siass
do neat figured Mousselanes, do
% %s sssnsS Ms5P SaP. every
10 do Plain and Damssk Poplins
10 do Plain Moussekines, every shade, all pure
100 do Black Alpscas, prices ranging from IS cents
TO sl.25
Is do fine and medium Black Bombarine, Lupn's
make .aHrt @A# .r..ta
rs do White Flannels
20 do White and red do, ut 25 cents
Table Dsmask Toweling, Sheeting and Diaper
Lace Capes, Collars Chemizetts and Sleeves
Embroidered do do do
Plain and embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Black Lace Falls, Fringes, Jaces
Plain and embroidered Muslins
White, black and colored Kid Gloves, Alexander's
and Bajou's makes
silk and Cotton Hosiery, Mcrino Shirts and Drawers
Cloths Cassimeres and vestings {t.
Fine and medium price Bed Blankets Servants do.
superior lot Of and ga Full Cloths, Full Lnseys
Plaid Domestcs, Shifting and Irish Linen, and every
other article pertaining TO the Dry Good business.
All persons wishing 10 purchase will find II TO their
decided interest by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere, willing to sell at moderate profits.
Every article recommended in the establishment will
prove represented and fair dealing may be relied
dec 1-d2w fIntsl~-aau2w]
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SHIRTS sHTRTsi! SHIRTS

TO Members of Congress, Citizens, and Strangers
NTM. III. FAULKNER, Shirt manufacturer, south side
w Of Pennsylvania avenue opposite the U. s. Hotel
would respectfully inform members Of Congress citizens
with Shirts Of his make OF superior style and At
Those gentlemen that have been troubled with bad fitting
Shirts cam by calling at his Shirt Mandatory have
Shirts made to their order which he will warrant TO At
and give satisfaction sale Also hand fine as
sortment of silk and Merino Undershrts and Drawers
Gloves, Collars Suspenders Cravats and every article
suitable for gentlemans wardrobe, which will be sold
MS low as they can be bought In New York. Thankful
for the he has received from the
Of Congress- citizens and strangers, he now hopes by
strict attention TO business and determination please,
TO merit continuation of past favors.
WIN. III. FAULKNER, Sign Of the Shirt.
RS~ The only plsce in the city where Shirts made
TO order. fIntal1 dec 1--tf
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RHEroIous--A lively interest appears to be
manifested at the Fourth Presbyterian church,
Ninth street, (Rev. J. @. smith's.) The Rev.
Mr.. Gallaher, Of st. Louis, breaches every
evening to crowded congregations. We are
requested to call attention to the meeting Of
this evening, which will commence at o'clock.
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POSTSCRIPTl


BALTMoRE, Dec. 3--s p. M.
The Asia sails to-day from New York with
go passengers and nearly million and half
of specie.
The market is steady.
Sales Of 800 bbls. Howard street -four have
taken place to-day, at 1887.
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b6- TURNER is to sing at Carusis tonight
again Go, ladies and gentlemen, give him the
benefit Of your smiles and your applause. He
is beautiful balladist, and only needs your
welcome presence and cheering applause.
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WANTS.
7. D0- REMOVAL. -GQ
LAMPS! LAMPS LAMPS!

HATCH, jr., would respectfully call the attention
N. of his friends and the public generally, to his as
sortment Of LAMPS, GIRAND0LES, Gc., which he war;
rants to be the most choice select that has ever been
offered the Washington public combating In part OF
the Patent Double Dehecor Solar Lamp, which for light
and beauty Ii unsurpassed by any other that has
been invented also, Girsndoles Camphine, and ETHEREAL
OIL Lamps, in great variety
H. would respectfully solicit the public TO give him
CALL feeling assured that his assortment cannot f to
please the most fastidious. 81 N5 t$ st a 4AsA
dec2 AS- st. nearly opp Bank Of Washington.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

H6s~ The announcement yesterday Of the
election of "prosector and adjunct to the pro-
fessor of surgery" in the medical department
of Georgetown College, should have been "pro-
sector to the chair of surgery" &c.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

JOSHUA LEAvIrT, the hermit, died few days
ago in the Cambridge alms-house, aged 88.
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al GARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
II OF Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and Sh Streets where hes prepared
to execute every description of Job Printing; and he
hopes to be able TO give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their orders. III S
Cards, Handbills, Notices, Insurance Policies Bank
Checks, Labels, Pamphlets, &C., nc, printed at short
notice. JONATHAN KIRKW0OD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS, 1851.
a. Any orders left at the Office Of the american 7sl-
graph will be promptly attended to- sep 1S-H
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CONFECTIONERY,

YyHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have just received
and opened beautiful assortment Of French Confec-
tonees Of every kind, suitable for Balls and PARTIES
make to order CAKES Of every kind. I'm
Pyramids for Table Ornaments.
CHARLOTTES RUSE, BLANC NANCE, and
JELLIES, ICE CREAMS of every
WATER ICES, s flavor
They have also received the most beautiful assortment
Of frozen fruit moulds for parties and private entertain
ments to the furnishing of which the most particular at
tention will be paid.
All orders left at the store the of and 9th
streets the Patent Office the Avenue between
18th and 18th streets, will receive prompt attention.
III. ECKARDT BROTHER.
p. S-Servnnts and furnished on moderate terms
for parties and dinners dec 1-tf
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

HoNoRs TO THE LATE JUDGE WOODBURY. In
the Supreme Court of the United States yester-
day, Attorney General Crittenden pronounced q
brief panegyric upon the late Judge Woodbury.,
and requested that the resolutions adopted by
the bar of the Supreme Court be placed upon its
records. The request was acceded to, and the
assent of the Court expressed by Chief Justice
fancy in brief but earnest and feeling re-
Spouse.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-03

nay Miss Catharine Hayes will make her
first appearance in Philadelphia on Saturday
evening.