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TO THE LADIES

10 The LhDIEb
NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMINGSTjust received.
IN French Worked COLLARS and CUFFS ~.
ZEPHYRS-all shades and colors
Fresh supply Of BONNET RIBBONS
Tarletons, Illusions, Black Grapes
Gloves, Hosiery, Tuck and other Combs
Straw Bonnets-a large assortment $50 f.
Also, Kings Magnetic WASHING FLUIDS cents
Bottle. II. COLLISIONS
o. Millinery and Fancy Store, i
np 3--tf SEVENTH STREET, nboye H
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ALEXANDRIA, April 2, p m. A
FLoUR-The market is firm, with limited demand;
holders not disposed to sell at present rates Sales Of
800 bbls. Occoquan private terms Wagon price $426
GRAIs--yery little doing, and no change in prices
BEEF CATTLE-Market barely supplied. We quote $40
s4.50per 100 lbs. Live Hogs $6.50@$675. tafa Ia
FIsH-supplies moderate. shad were selling yesterday
at S7@$75o per hundred, and Herring at 0$725 per
thousand--Gdsette Of this morning. u ag y, M s -
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R~ Persons wishing to be served with the AMERICA,
TELEGRAPH will please rc their and residences
and hand the card paper carriers leave then
a counter. .e,a +
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Days of sailing to and from the United States.
ppnxF TTurprDnrr T. ..4#..

FROM LIVERPOOL. s
BALTIC, Comstock for New York March 20
AFRICA, Ryrie, for New York March 20
AMERICA, Shannon, for Boston April S
PACIFIC, Nye, for New York April q
ASIA Judkins, for New York -E April IL
CRY OF GLASGOW, Matthews, for Philadelphia April 10
FOR LIVERPOOL. Il
ARCTIC, Luce, from New York April
CANADA HARRISON from Boston April Q
BALTIC, ComstoclI, from New York April 16
AFRICA, Ryrie, from New York April rs
AMERICA, Shannon, from Boston April %
Lines to the Continent Of E,uopc, dc-From
HAvRE NEW YORK.
FRASKIIS Wotton March IL April 4
HUABoIDr, Lines ss1 ! April May 3
FROM BREMEN. gt a
HERMANN, Crabtree April is Mar. "a
WASHINGTON, Floyd March Il April 10
FOR CHAGREs.
UNION, Budd April 8
NoRrH AMERICA, Bletherd : April IL
GEORGIA, Porter = April IL
EMPIRE CRY, Wilson April Is
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ADVERTISERS will please endeayor to send In their avors
before IL o'clock, If possible. 8sf ~
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pa The Postmaster General yesterday re.
turned to this city from the North.
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EDITORIAL COURTESIES.

Favorable and kind notices have been taken
OF our paper by many of our. brethren of the
press, some of which we have probably not seen,
and therefore, IN returning our thanks, cannot
in all cases state to whom our acknowledge
ments are due Weiare enabled, however, to
designate the hteHgmcer, Republic, Saturday
Neps, and Era Of this city; the Patriot, Sum-
and Clipper of Baltimore the Epeaiag Bulletin,
NORTH Anerican and Public Ledger, of Phila-
delphia; the Herald, Tribune and Sun, Of
New York !; the Republican and Despatch, Of
Richmond; the Republican and Vrguaian, at
Winchester; the Free Press and Spirit Of Je6er-
son, at Charleston, Va the Loudoun Chronicle,
at Leesburg; the Maryland Journal, at Rock
vile; theaWhig, Pilot, and Transcript, at Ports
mouth, Va; and the Herald, Beacon, and Ne,cs,
at Norfolk elt \ hsi 2ad2a aa#
Our embarrassments in beginning would have
been much greater than they proved, had it not
been for the courtesy of the proprietors of the
Republic, who offered us every facility their
large establishment would afford, and Of the
editors of the Iatelligeacer and Era, who, with
considerate Kindness, from day to day filed our
table with valuable portions Of their exchange
papers ea1 i1 u raalg
In returning our thanks to one and all, we
embrace the occasion to say that it will ever be
rocate the good will of our brethren of the
press, whose welfare we believe to depend very
essentially upon the cultivation of sentiments
of respect, Of amity, and justice toward each
other. M ,6 s
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

II @ Philharmonic, April 2-S p. m.
Wehave had awet dsagreeabe day. which has operated
somewhat against outdoor business F4e 4, au
Sales Of Reading Railroad shares at advance Of Ave-
eghths Pennsylvania 5s steady with sales shares
at 93L per share. 8 A tfA ssssef
" Breadstuffs quiet Sales Of d few hundred bbls
common brands -four at $4,3IL; choice, Alb extra,
$4.S7. Corn meal, 81 rs. Rye -four, $3.a7H II.
Grain quiet Sales Of Pennsylvania red wheat at ESQ
9s cents white do 1922 and very prime 108 cents Corn
steady sales Of yellow at $4,000 cents Oats 4o4 cents
Rye, 70 cents s1asl FL 9s.4 rsassi g7 as
Provisions remain steady; prices unchanged Old mess
pork s13@13.1215. Lard, s71@9h cents. raf
Groceries quiet Sales Of Rio coffee to the trade at
1oL@lON cents No change in sugars or moasses Rico,
89s@3M cents p ID. t.s .A
Wool continues firm and in good demand with sales at
33@36 cents for washed common. a5
Cotton very quiet; no sales reported. ,tt4 r5ls.
Whisky selling at ~ a@a21 cents per gallon. a"'
Tobacco firm. t4Tts#@a4a ~ t5.a t33 EtE 3t =
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I8 do. YORK Cumb. KK T311
At the Board to-day, Maryland SIS closed at 1924 bid,
1881 asked Maryland 5s s651 bid, 81 asked; Baltimore
6s, 1890, 1881 bid, 104 asked; B. o. Railroad bonds,
1854 90 bid 1857 o21 bid, o2 asked do shares 70 BID
II asked York Cumb Railroad 1874 bid, 2sA asked;
Bait susq. do. 81 bid, $751; asked.--J. II
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

IHAMPAGNE CIDER G 81
~ On draught, bottled, and in barrel. = w ~
mar 2e--6teoif No. Q opposite Centre hssksN
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Washington city, April 2, 1851. -11 IA \ \
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ANOTHER PRESENT TO ARCHBISHOP HUGHES
At eight o'clock last evening, fine male
infant was found on the stoop Of Archbishop
Hughes, in Mulberry street 1t was taken to
the Aims House by officer O'Hare, of the Four
teenth ward police.---N T. Herald, yesterday.
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KNOW THYsELFi

GWEET OILS YNGtfH
- Superior Bordeaux Oil in bottles, Mention Oil 81
Best Florence OIL in asks-All warranted pure Oils.
For sale by JNO. d. KIBBEY a co,
mar 26--6teof No opposite Centre Market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of san FrancIscO-Arrived:

OCT. 3-rr ship Vllle de Tonnens La MSuner, Es days
from Bordeaux via Nalparaiso, 81 days.
IF Sim Nouvee Anas. Constantine $50 days fan Bor-
ceaux
Big John Davis. Plummer 10 d. from Puget Sound.
Oct i-Bng LeOnesa, Collins, days from oregon;
Bits nurbde, MEX Cheyne' 10 days from Masdaieha
Oct 5-Steamship California. Budd, 10 days from Pan
Clipper ship Game Cock. Hollis, i2j days from York
via Rio 90 days, pass.
Pa.k Keoka. Thompson, 10 days from Oregon.
Mtr sloop Ntloy. Domino IS days from hansani!.o
Brig May & Ellen. Smith, 20 da)s I'm X aeJ'.
Scsr W Brown, Harms, from hShlns cruise
schr William. Dunlap, % days IN hauail, l.
6th-SteameI Republic Hudson, ~ days I'm PANAMA. VIA
AS SIP ueter Smith 81 DAYS from Whalnpoa
M T7uel,ta Bo1rsut, so days from Valparaiso, via
Callao ~ pass ngers, 10 f,maes ,,,,-
SehT Golden kue, Van Name, 10 daysfm Honolulu.
BrIg Eagle, Briggs, 50 days from hazatltn VIA Santa
IL 81, Rioito B.srse % hours I'm Sauta Cruz.
Oc- 81 S Revenue bIlg Lawrence, Bennett, from
Chi Chic Big iislsnO Oserto; 81 g. I'm San Bias
SFr brig Nvuph Jourdan, % ds TN. La Union.
srhrs. Ocd Fellow Tate. 20 ds. I'm Lah'Ea
Oct IO~BaIk Charles Devens, Bailey, 40 ds. I'm New
F5enen bsrs Cores Sch-neusnn l7C d. fin Brcmsn,
Va VALPARAISO. 10 Is
Il Bris AmHa, GIBBS, 10 d I'm UnPqsa.
RS Agate, Johnson, 50 IL I'm. Tahiti.
oci. il-SIealner Ohio, HALEY, os. I'm Son Diego.
ccbr Traveller. MacsiUtOsh, - hours fm Bo'eea
oct I2-Brg John EnaleIs, Adams, 42 ds. fn halatan
Brig Grec1sn. Baker, II ds fn, Oregon. e ,-,,.
OCT ls-P 81 steamer Colombia, ca hours in Astoria
ship 4lo. K Jones, 80 is ia. New York, va VaPa'
l' gsE Schbaid Graohie Peters 81 IS f San Blast
Bns Ia quipa Samson ds "a orsgonall pas'enseEs
Brix Col. Fremont Wolf, 10 ds I'm. san PeirJ
Pig A Erory, FOWLER. 10 ds fin. Fuse:s : und
surveying schr Ewing, IN. pots down ne eV-sl'
Sshr May Iesy e ho9. fa B9sss1 d I'm Astoria
wa PoTt OrioId and Humboldt.
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L. San Frsncifco. the II the 81 Oct Mr. WIN
fbaron u Miss Mama Ann Gni0y bah II II scity.
or boa the clipper lhiD Tiyns Cloud, 4ih Oct by
Pov. Il WI hams M Lahan coiia Of NsItEcSet. Nas' ::
e. - sarah b. = daughter Of Lemuel LjJn. Esq OF
H,xbufy. Mass.
AT Lors Bar. The s;h Oci., ty F. " Barnard Esl :,
Cias C. ;. Wright to Mis- MeIy A. Goodyear. beth Of
Long pa
In sanisrn City. Oreror Sept 4, hy Rev = r Parrish.
Mr. SsEuel Milsc Of aron Co, to Mss Ellen Earl. OF
Inn Co.
In tie Cascade Mountains. Sept. 4. by Rev Joseph
RfletstE, Pleasant o. charC 10 Miss Elizabeth Aan
Miller
IN Portland Oregon. SEPT. 81. by Rev. J. II Wilbur,
Capt Wni. Ifg ia 10 Nils Elizabeth Dickinson.
In Olcs6n. Sept 10. b, Rev s. r VI. Facker: Mr.
James Monroe 10 Miss Ann siler Harrison all OF Ma
&c.
In Oregon. Sept H. by Elder Hezekah johnson. Nj;
Iymsn D. C. Latouretie TO Hiss Lucy j. G. Fisher al OF
Oregon Cry , -
Nyusn ST Car. mcTchat Of Mar! syll.e, 10 Miss NJ
Jane johnson of the tauie vicinity.
On the Let instant by Rev Dir Ingodsby Mr.. Thomas
Watson To- Miss Mary Nc Do nad. bo of sacramento
On Sunday evening. Oct 9Th, by T. VI She herd. Esq
My A. Hairs fOrne Of New York CITY to Miss Sher-
llGa NJ Stewart. formerly of Missouri all Of Fremont,
Iolo coun y, California. ,
Sept 9th, BY Rev. O. C. Wheeler. Lawrence Wethersh
10 Marian Parks
In Santa Cruz on the 23d u By Rev Isaac owen. c s.
futile 70 Mus Maria keeler, both formerly Of ST. LOUIS
Missouri
On the 7th inst by Justice shapheard in San Francisco,
MI ] NJ c Robinson 10 Miss Marie VI. Donisy.
ON the 10Th nit by Rev Mr. Cranili. Mr. Andrew CRIB
bic Miss Marcy Riggs, all Of Clackamai county, l.
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October French ship Gretry, Draveiu,. HAVE
ship Leopard, Pike, Valparaiso
Dutch baIk Baltimore, yaski, Batavia
Mexican big CoT1eiia Bartozi haIttIah'
Brig fca, Collins, San Juan.
Oct 4-Scbr. Pomona, Cousdon, Sacramento
Schf Eugene II .Cleayslznd, RIO &c Jareiro.
peIusi.n sCAT POIisa. Montana, CaLat
ScLr. laWT6Lce. EroNE, StOCAloh
sleep Euitka. W II Dtf nis, stecAicE.
Sloop Hudson. Miller. Stockton ~
Oct. e-Am. taii Caralpa New BecioId
An ship y 4 psI ner. sbanghi, charfes r. 70 -;
I'm big John [ LeGsard San Jusn del ; "a ".egoiy
rfestcF
Am ing Maria Panama Rnhsiet. master.
Am .rh5 " 4 T,rlou Sfocton. wilson.
Oct T. br schr II sa, s. dnsy = ergu son' hsslei-
An s'tr M.fJds Mel are. Stockton, Talbot;
Am. brg TdingIursh, Ne~ Ners, sweet
sIo schp / II Male Society Islands urA man
Get 6 Am scar Olivia "a ento De ltnAA Ll4steT.
Lr LTE Trio Gallo and lATalso, W alAse IiAsst1
An in Helen TcGauB Hong honz, INT, naser
Ar, b.tk p PeRclet5n ValpaTaEo. I srtis, EldsssI
Oct D team or CalIf0!nla. Eenic.3, Budo. Inas'tr
Sttau or Republic. Benec.1 Rucson, master
Schr. Joe bus, Stockton, Nc1nopt- master.
e(hr Jccftt lie, = eW- lo,k, u. Dis.oNaf, h-s.'I-
oct. lc-gark Oregon, kbcn NJ H'ncAley, eIacN-'h
Isl.-tF schr Emrercr. Miner. sacfant NO q.
oct. liam. baik Ork. hu Gains, t9son A.. OAaA
PfesrCtt Scar shunsha; Am. ship S'epbea LSsi,1
Cla,Le Shsrshai: Am ship Jane Parker, JoTdlo Cal
cuita: Am schr AhsIe Roy, Ness1n. stoe kses ,
Oct. I2-Am. big General Cot0 sydney, D'""A'
raster Haw schT CuT'tw. Saniwich lsiaAds
Get It-scLI Emeiine Hopkins Sscranen'o
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Deaths i'm Sacramento.

Sept l. John Sinclair 20. Columbia Co. No; Oh, Jphn
Ja,sn so Valparsiso; Ilth Frederick Whitley, i5 Eng
land Robert Cough 81 Ni,s John Taylor; co. England
2'h. Elias Holmes, colcred 18th, Orlando Ccoper y,
Stafford e. Me; GOTH + WATSON 81, Ohio; 10th, George
Humphrsys ocoTd, 90 ed Godfrey Smiih q Ter
Miller "a Me a Chinaman Mrs Cha lotte " Hooker,
2J Lowe D. Mass Goth woman, Nehco; John Z can.
Herald stark. 81, Denmark; seth Jod d. Nichols 80,
A.,x Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

- The drenchiog storm of Saturday
ended early in the a,crnoor but the clouds fingered
around until Yesterday evening, and threatened at
almost any moment TO get W and send down another
doluge. There small spraklIng of rain IN the
afternoon but The Cay Was mainly pleasant, and the
night clear ard cool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

A series of resolutions highly compii-
mep,ary TO kcssuih were unanimously sd'Psea %
the House Of Representatives of Tennessee on '''e
s;h inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

p-ofi
ekhNENs W AGEs are rather lower. s'd engagements
easier mace Many vessels have Dcea inactive
b. Il able ~ make gage ments and depart
IAFoRERs' WAGES. S 9day.
CARFLNTERs' WAGES. soto $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

u Tonight the Opera of Maria di Rchan
will be repeated in accordance with the general de-
sire ofthose who were presen, at It's first remarkably
successful repre- sentation.
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Birth

In San Francisco, the Sd of Oct the lady Of Capt
Geo W Brown. Of Boston, OF "A
~ New. Orleans papers please copy.
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BURNED 10 DEArH.-An inquest wa,

Yesterday ted az the New-lork Hospital upon the
body OF Mary Meier, naive Of Germany, - years
of age, whose death was caused by burns received
on Wednesday last her c'O;hes having acct eut'
taken fre from stoyo a, her late residen 20 No 23
Avenue &. A verdict Of accidental debth was rem
defed by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

Advertisement The award Of the
First Medals. for the best Dagueueoypes exhibited
b, Root, at The late FAILS, held at Castle Garden,
Ncw-YCIk, Franklin Institute, Ph'ladelphii, and
the State FAIR Harrisburg (Pa.) l. sufficient proof
of the superiority OF bis pictures. Gallery, No. 3ol
Broadway, corner OF FTanklin-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

AL PIcTU RE-Today begins the third week OF the
Exhibition OF Leutze's " Washington Crossing the
Delaware" From It's very beginning this admirable
work OF ant has attracted universal attention Thou
sands have seen IT, and hundreds Of thousands viii
visit $50 Bfoad.a before it leaves the City We
are clad to heor that movement Is on foot = pur-
chase this picture for the CAPITOL IL ought 10 go
there for none of the pictures illustrating our ma
tlouai hsiOry possesses so much merit as TINS one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

FRE.-A About IL o'clock Yesterday NOR
ming FIRE BIO c out IN Edward Turner's grocery
store No 80 Avenue b. occ IsIoAeS, IS supposed,
from tn. carelessueSs Of those who closed tie store
The fire appeared 20 have caught IN the froa! VIA
COW Neatly the entire contents OF the store were
DESTROYED. The hremeR were carly GA the ground
and by their exeTons succeeded IN CORNING the are
20 the lower par, ut the building Capt. Squares of
the NJ IN Ward with a platoon OF mea vas oa tho
ground, al d rendered valuable assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

NlBLo's. To light the Rayels all appear
Ia four different entertainments, on the occasion OF
Francois's Benefit. The new vehicle FOR fun ani ac .
tlylty The COopers, is again To De acted. Also the
surprising performance OF the Bedouin ARABS, IN
which Blondin certainly eXcols our old tvorte
pantomime OF Robert 5iac IRE ana the tight rope.
Francois acting in all the entertainments.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-16
GATHERS HERB CANDY,

For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, etc.
rTHIS INVALUABLE CANDY has the extraordinary
i property of Immediately relieving coughs, colds,
hoarseess difficulty Of breaing bronchitis, asthma and
hSki,eSs Of the Hr0dt 1t operates by dssoving the
geaed phegm consequently causing free expecoration
Those who are troubled with that unpleasant tickling
in the throat, which depriveo them of rest night after
night by the incessant cough which it provokes will by
using this Candy, find immediate relief.
The subscriber, in presenting this Candy to public no
ce wishes to be expressly understood that he does not
claim for 1t any miraculous curing properties does he
present 1t with long string of certificates of recommen
dation, as he considers these altogether needless.
This Candy is composed of sic simple gredtets prf
cpdy Of herbs which known to be very ecacious in
the cure of diseases resulting from colds and o
which, being rather in their natural state,
would deter many from resortng TO them; but when
made into candy become palaable, without losing any
Of their valuable properties.
1t has been prepared at the suggestion Of Of oar
most eminent PHYSICIANS and has been used by many OF
his and my personal friends with signal success and at
whose earnest solicitation have been induced to enter
largely into its manufacture, assured by him and them
that when generally known and tried it will supersede all
the various cough candies and mixtures now in
As for myself am confident from the ingredients of
which it is composed that, should 1t not effect entire
cure, it do injury TO the most delicate IN
hcah and therefore have no hcsancy in introducing il
to the citizens of W ashingtOn and vicinity
Directions FOR USE: Use one stick per day-in the
morning before breakfast in the middle of the day. and al
night on going TO bed. Price III cents
Prepared and for safe, Wholesale and retail, by
G. GAUTlER, A Ia Vile dc Paris,
dec Aim Corner penna. and 18th st.
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ESSENCE OF CoFPEE.

With 12J Cents 10 save four Pounds Of Coffee!
rNHIs ESSENCE has been proved by many thousands
Of the richest and most respectable families, az well
by the poorer class Of people, almost through the whole
United States 10 be by far the best preparation Of Coec
ever offered to tho public. Coffee made by this Essence
is much more wholesome, delicate, Gne-dnyored
perfectly clear and in every instance, superior to the
finest Java coffee.
In order 70 give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article IL perfectly healthy, and how something
of the deserved reputation IL has gained and justly cn
tied to- we annex few certificates recommendations
particularly relating to health from DIR. Booth and Dr.
Chiffon practical Chemists and Anay Of the cities Of
Philadelphia and New York; also, from Agents, all
of whom are prominent Chemists and Druggists.
College Avenue, Tenth st., below Market st,
Philadelphia, sept. 4, 1851.
I have examined the Essence Of Coffee manufactured
by IIummc BOILER CO., and find that its constituents
are in the least degree injurious TO health may be
used freely and with perfect safety.
JAMES BOOTH, Prof. Of Chemistry,
applied 90 Arts Franklin Institute.
have examined an article prepared by Messrs Hum
mel BOILER Co. of Philadelphia, called Essence Of Cof
Fee which Is intended 10 he used with coffee for the pur
pose Of improving it. find IL free not only from any
thing Injurious to health, but the contrary, the in
gradients Of which IL Is composed perfectly whole
some. JAMES r. CH1LTcN, NJ d., Chemist
Mcssrs Hummel, BOILER &c ntlemcn: We take
pleasure in recommending your ace Of Coffee" as a
very superior article uisexton a. din our county
we have ouly had 1t one year, ~ sold over 10000
packages We believe II to be ~ ose articles that
will remain in constant use, more II becomes
known the greater will he the for it.
Yours respectfully, MORRIS & Co
This Essence Of Coffee l. wholesale and re
tail az the corner Of Il and :cets.
octI-dtf II JF CALLAN.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WnLARD's Horst b Wells, N II; A G
Taylor, do; J G Gamblay, Va; NJ Beddo, do
Il A Martin, Y; l. Lamon, Ind Emory,
Md; H G Amsboy, Mass; A L Bryant, do; I
Hartwell, Me; j Butterfeld, Iii; W G Breese,
Ohio; ] Bingham, Mass; DIR A L Brent, Va; J
M Bibby, do; Hon E Stanly, N G; s Will
liams, do; G Berry, do; DR. Hartley, Phila; I
w Pugh, La; II Hutchinson, Phila; Capt
Hardcastle, U S A; J L Magurn, Boston; L
Riggs, Ny.
BRowK's HoTEL--J Perrico, III; ] RarideD;
A Hohen, Bait; M J Norman, Bait; IL II Fort,
Ga; I Clagett, Md; W Mankin, N O; ]
Burke, Tenn r Radcliffe, La; Richard
son, Va; r Crosby, do; s A Banks, Y; L S
Alvorde, Ind; ] Matt and lady, Phila; D
Cobb, Bait; VIM A Pond, N Y; Y Manning and
lady, Mass; II G Morgan, Bait.
NATIONAL HoTEL-J D Pratt, Bait; Col B
Hickox, do; r N Venabe, Va; L Thayer,
Boston; N G Greene, do; F Mcguire, do; I L
Reed, Bait; Weston, do; YIN Murdoch, do;
] A Hughes, N Y; W H Thompson, Ohio; A L
Bolts, N Y; ] o Patterson, Md; p s N Johnson,
Va; s r Wilbar, Y; J Rawson, Va; W s Wig
ner, do; Brooke, jr Md; Mr. Williams, y X;
w GODDARD, do; Miss Irwin, Ga; Hon Ma
son, Va; 0 Patterson, Md A Horning, Phila;
Israel Morris, do; Clammitt, Md; Prentiss,
i; " OVuC, Mu; VI " JenKlnS hla; IL
Mulgrove, Toronto G H Miller, Mass; ] nj
Hart, Fort Laramie; g W Copper M Ammsn,
Va; Penn, jr, Bait; Huntington, Cal;
Gray, N Y; J II Bryant, Phila; L Magurn,
Boston; J Eddy, i Brogson, BALI; E
J Plowden, Nd; P Stanton.a lady, Y; P
Roman, Cumberland; A Coutin, do; J Hoddent,
do; Haley, Boston
UNITED STATES HoTEL-A L Whaling, Va;
] Henderson and lady, do; Vim Mangher,
Ball. John Hill, do; Mr. Bowling, Y; ] Gray,
do II Leaning; Gull; D McIntire, Ky; Mr.
fusion; W II Goodman N Y.
InvINo HoTEL-G G Compton, Boston; J G
Mossell, st Louis; r G Owens, Va; H 7 Iris
man, Phila; r G c Moore, Ark; S G Davis, Md;
M c Smoot, Md; G W Scaggs, WASH w Ma
gems, Phila; H 7 King, N Y; J FERGUSON, N
0; L Pouley, Eng; G Semmes, VT; M Mar
tin, CT; Smallwood, KY; NJ Parmistine;
G Newman, Pa.
GApsBY's HoTEL-H Livingston, N Y; Mrs
Opie and child, N Y; R L Ogle, Md; G Pope,
Y; DR. ID d Owen, Ind; G Rockwell, Iowa;
R H Long, U S N; L D Hutchinson, Mo.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-16
GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
anoaarrowN, pecember 1e-l2 !

dEohGEToWR, December lo-lZ m.
Notwithstanding the weather last night wat
extremely cold and dark, Forrest Hall was
crowded with an intelligent audience, to hear
the subject of retrocession further discussed.
W. H. Tenney, esq, was called to the chair,
and Jno. I. Bangs, esq, appointed secretary.
X. 0uld, ESQ.,, then addressed the meeting in a
speech of some two hours length, in reply to
Messrs McKenny and Cox, and concluded by
offering series of resolutions, setting forth the
views of the friends of the measure, and plan
for its consummation, which were laid on the
table for further discussion. The meeting then
adjourned, to meet again next Monday night.
The river this morning, is frozen over, but
not sufficiently thick to prevent the steamer
from towing vessels up. The canal, also, is
frozen over, and but few boats have been able to
reach here since yesterday.
No change in the -four or grain market.
Pork is coming in in small quantities, and
brisk at $6.3l4.
1t was in the basin that the boy from Cum
berand fell from canal boat and was drowned
and not opposite Davis's mill as reported.
Arrival.-Packet steamer Columbia, Harper,
Baltimore, to E. Pickrell s. Co.
Canal Irade.-Arriyed- K H. Lam
bell, 81 miles, -four, &C.. John Lambie, % miles,
wood; G. w. Groove, SO miles, wood Lewis
Cass, 81 miles, -four and wheat; Columbia,
Cumberland, coal.
Departed boats P Janney, Gen. Cass, and
John Van Lear. ELECTRO