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THINEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArEs
.no csS.n Wen, 'a s. s1,. S ns arc sss
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Passage from New York Boston. 10 Liverpool I'd cabin
Bsrshs not secured until Paid for.
Freight vii be charged on specie beyond amouns f
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Al letters and newspapers must pass through shs
For freight or passage 'pglyssmn s.pn =, ap,,.s
~ French. German, and other Foreign Goods, receys1
After the Of April next the fre htbv ths ABOVE
steamers from Liverpool win be materially reduced.
NEwYoR ASDIHAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
pany-For Hayrs and southampton The United States
Wotton, commander, will leave for Have, touching
Southampton 70 land the malls ard passengers on saturday
offers passengers proceeding 10 London ADVANTAGES over
p, .sT ,sas 10 ss both o. linz ana
ST sfTHs Ri viz ss S rss GG
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Oreans Street, Wis Havans. On Monday. jan
rALCoN, 1000 tons burtben, n. J. H.rstsns, d. s. NJ
Nails Of for Hsvsns and New Orleans Freight taken
Bsvsns Shippers packages containing jsvelry sold
or oliver ware articles commonly known AZ vsuables
sSins x. sompsny viii nSs BE- 4pe1 io..
on valuable ppsd without specidostoa
FOR passage Or freight corner 81 st.
EoR oHAeREs.. DTRscT-Ar THE LOWEST RATRs
sns % IN g. pd Ps sn ssSs
2th AT o'clock r. n For frsish,sr pss9s having
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his old customers ..d the public that he has received
pos and s"n ss osn npo..s Dali. liz
SS,s shs.P zine and Su0f s HOus0n
TnPoRTAET. TO SOUTHERN AND wIsTsRN
- a' 4. I 70 goods
comprise; Are: 0.ss wors%;. thereby nsurns sepsr'r
500 DOZEN s,.1 T0wNs @I CELEBRATED q. WATER
proof b.oiss that out water and snow and give
sS;; e !s
CgRGIcAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. FINE CUT
lsIy to Manufactured in superior manner. and oan
Knivss suspsnser Punches Hstssrs and sa%aisr Toos
Gssg', h. hi. ..ns Fine Tools rqnSas: 20
No $50 Center st. Hester Hester st.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
russ j%s dispose Of san f.
o..h oi .hs y the hi:
Mrs
T .ADIEs OR GENTLEhRN DEsIROUs or CONVERT
Ing into o..h their :upsrauoqs effects: such sasen
ss''i' HAAS :.::s
COAL AN NOW DELIVERING TIE BEST RED
ash stove and egg At SO per ton, well screened and
'ns''
ERENcH MECHANICAL LAMPS, RICH BRONZE
ohandsiers srsststs for candles and lamps rich ohise
Lamp. and su.Pensens Lamps loaned for par
per gallon. iE ,Srs:;asd ana i.'n'n oil At 'A'inn''
French Lamps promptly cleaned rsparsd and Warranted
MI cssss not. ssssS not y naples. :sns y clay ayr
Fol, =: the dew rsyy e; the dropping flowers.
Composed Of sinPi s: ron ~ hyss a; sss;r'.
perish this glorious sHSiis ssIsS y '''
cure unfailins, and Of priceless worth.
By Mrs W. jsrv' sss Broadway and BY Druggist.
TIE GREAT FAIR IN LON DoN.-HAyINa TAKEN
u. sh aInors e. our % fair ySa
70 has sent specimens Of these
IL Nay e. III +. 's
I g n aa' navy
tn: congress Of art and science Principal do
s .SS Fluid II Large s
bee. Known 70 answst for whole family Anutt 464
NJ =. e1Een ss & y M Ia
Sa ls So x 81 ssr s =. An ssss
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bottle astonishes an who make Trial Sold without s1-
ssRa y the ta M
X ELLINoER's LINIMENT OR 1AoIc FLUID GIVES
IA instant relief In Rheumatic Pains, breaks deep
seated Coughs aid all manner Of male female
IL strengthens the patient 1t dose applications
matters not what the pain weakness from. is
certain to Merchants they sell hundreds
any other Bold in large bottles from Is 4s.-Sl 81 and
more proportion for their money
solitary fastening and restoring the hair old
ysung. No doubt they will call, send. and
zee our and cures the depos $50 Pearl street
q bottles have oli and its now
@ ssa s'fS
itcns LIdlcw: By the elite and the faculty sensrally
the United States This is the only
the wealthy circle being In the history
medicine There 10 dishwAter second bottle humbug
hers-svery trial makes many frisnds.
LExANDREs PATENT ARTIFICIAL LRECHls.-
"A Principal depot, 2, Maiden lane, New York. These
leeches have been approved Of and adopted the
greatest surgical Of the by al the prAoe
Noners to whom they have been introduced Ts mention
only the that the most shall
refer In New York to Professor Valentine Mott
Breheteau 40. Such names NAV dispense with lonrer
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s.l1.ss $1,000. :..... ss 81!
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esss':s: I NJ
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s,S si,e saa gsa d:s,. D;:; S:' s1s
lery. l21l cents Private boxes Is and O.
NBLos.Tal LADIES AND oEsrLEYEN OF I'm
son. may confer psrsonsiy nsh Tor me ~ sea-
s;s stage door a. n: :sI
4 tor. Max haretIek-Psrauet and Boxes ri CO. A.
q S ssisss -ss
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$ sis F' de- /. s.. :1s y s
L on TnI,d.y Evening January IS iYi..ihs y.e.i and
line De- Luce Herr PR xaysT Mr. " alsaso: sp Ne
xsls: H. d.sis Sn:;':: %s N
PROGRAMME.
Jenny LIMA Mis-. De Luce: Ia Iaa Saas
g. BAllata, ii Csroistora. The Hunter" Mr..
Grand Aria Basnd.i Monte. ss,oriini q. 'o@'o'''
5 5sasnss. Ad;:.tui. i. s; Nir.. i. v D'n''''''
grand Duo. Dole. conesaio and Donna DEL e''~'''
]. Sacred Aria. .eoou PANEL upon the mslodson
NJ A. King Mise Emeiine De Luce :, PergOlssi
Sornopesn aeoompaniment by T. q. Adkins,
= sung by MI. d. W. 0reatorex. .....,........ Balfc
" Grand Fantasia, Grand Capriccia on Bohs-
nonass are NJ sshs wf LAraeisnna Polka, sx-
TO- fssasS Romans. s Isat,sa.id La: xlp.: 90 Wells
sung BY Mr. r. Mayer. Han
H. Ballad Why do weep for thee sung BY
H. Finale 49, n ~. pssS
Director Mr. George Loder List Of beautiful fts-Fve
beautiful Pianofortes Harp Melodeops four fine
Guitars thirteen splendid Albums; twenty Jenny Lind
Albums Doors open at 81; Concert commence at ~
Tickets for the Concert only ST. be obtained At the ticket
the night of the Concert.
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SPECIAL HOTICED.

A CARD.-THE EARL HOUSE. CORNER OF sixth
"A avenue and Twenty third street.-The su bscrbers hav
Ing fitted the above ed house would respectful
give notice that they will the this day tThnrs
aayI 1T M when they will be happy TO their friend
AID the public. CHARLES SPEkR 4 co.
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GRAND FURNITURE GIFT CONOERr-TRIPLRR
FRmAy EVENING, JANUARY "a, 1851.
Doors open At oclock-concert commencing at quarter
past7 The following smnent artists, comprising the best
appearance in New York.
MAD srKpnAsy, Prima Donna from the Royal Opera OF
NisApnA.
HERR PuLILP MAYER Baritone.
HERR NoLI, Violinist.
HsRR kBFER Carionst.
Herr LAcRoA, Trumpet.
HFR EIctioBN, yiolncellc. and the
- SHAKESPEARE MUSICAL socrrry, psed Of
under the direction Of Herr NOl ns JENNY IsD
arrangements and selections for the UNDER
aifse"0h Oh y" A0isr PROGRAMME
L-overture from the opera "stradella," orches-
2-sons.jcy and Grief Mrs Eastostt %oTsr
4.-GIar sisrre and Prsrs, tile Naufrage," y Or
chestra accompaniment Herr Phillip Mayer. GrosoheI.
Solo on tbs violncsllo. variations " Last Rose
S;-0uandO . Duoe dell, opera "G Arabic Mel
Concert Polka ta.dio.t.d i. the .uS.ci- .''A'
iNTER3IssIoN. = - = ~0''''
2.Cavatina. ''ryrant soon III burst thy Chains"
lo-soic voin Carnival Of Venice Herr Noli 'Inss.
l.sons with Horn obligato by Brannes. Herr
n.oassn Of Night air from Magic Flute, Mad ''A'''
l3-soo on the Ciai cnet Herr Kici.r 80 Besr
A-Jenny Lnds Song Of Home Mrs I.stcott.. .hasder.
DIST RE TON.
MT Kasteott Will preside at the Pianoforte.
Extra tickets for the 80 be had At 7
Fulton street or Al Trpler Hall on Friday evening.
A CARD-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
'''' FIRTH. POND co.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTRD-oF THABY DEANE. Oh
susnueh, Kings county, IRELAND, who arrived in th
city about three years His wife, sister EIa Kenny
has arrived from FrabAne in the Kings county and
be ct John ftrGerAld 63 Cherry street aiso ke
brother, Peer Kenny, has arrived.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES FURNISHED
"A room. without board in private family the location
must be in respectable street aud not below Chambers
street. Address T. a., Herald once.
WANTED TO HIRE.-A FURNISHED HOUSE N THE
w upper part Of the city for asma family children
Address Bon 2 tOS, Poet odee.
WANTED TO LRAsE-A sKr OF oryICEs, IN OR
w near wall street. Would be taken immed or
for LIST May next. Address Box t93, poet ofhcs.
WASTED-A HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR A BOARDING
w house. with all the modern improvement Location
between Broome and Fourteenth Streets Broadway, OF
within block Of same Any having such house
orwouldb be willing alter one TO can hnd
god tenant by applying ~ letter, At this ohee Possession
Nay let TENANT.
" oOMs wANTED-FURslsHED OR UNFURNlsuED
~ Tor small family ina pleasant loea on desirable,
permanent arrangement might be made. pAilsr and
three bedrooms would be required, and privilege %
ktehsn Address with particulars, TO r, bos w Fest
ofhoe.
EARh wANTED-THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
purchase farm worth from two 20 three thousand doll
lars In good condition. with ttook and farming
implements within hundred miles Of New York city
He will for the from ave 10 eight hundred dollars
year more Address Farmer 1T the Once Of the New
York Herald stating loostien, lowest priss number Of
acres. suantity Of stock, &c.
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nIsAPPRARED ON NEW YEARS NIGHT. JOHN
~ CoYLE, man, % yearsof who disappeared
from Green witch and has not since been
heard e he last At the corner Of Anthony and Elm
streets ABOUT clock He FIVE feet on inches high
dark hair rather abort pale looking and had black
coat satin vest black pantaioons thick boss rather
looking Any information respecting him will be thankful
IL received at 81 Green wch or ia Chatham street.
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EELLows OPERA HoUsE-THB MANAGER or TRL-
lows Mnstre in returning thanks to his patrons and
the pubic the unprecedented patronage extended his
popular Con for the last nne months be THAI
neither pains will be spared make this band the
most perfect in every part Ths win be continued
evening during the woek and Wednesday
turday afternoons At o'clock Admission Is Pr-
vate boxes for ak 81 Concerts at o'clock On Friday
night Henett Of 3. A. Wells, Priua Basso.
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Fer freight passage, apply W
EDWARD K COLLIN q, So Wall street, n. Y Or n
!RswN sHIPLET CO.. LyerpooL
d q. R0BRRrsk co, Is Kings Arms gard, Lendcs
l. DRAPRK. Jr, 8 Bsulsvard, hontmArtrs Paris.
After tho 6rst Of April nes the rate Of freight By t
bovs steamers Lvsrpool will be materially red
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~ pLos..Thn LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THD
.Sr =. Ballet negotiating for the forthsomias
en MAY confer personally with Roussst 81 the Gar
esn DAILY from 10 to 2OeoekN Stage door entrance in
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w MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER-sALE or CLOTHES
~ &.W. Mccormick Co. will sell, this day, at 10
g. 10 spruce street. the stock Of the late William
Butler deceased consisting Of coats sack rosk and
dress coats pilot eos and jackets vests pants 900 yards
pilot CLOTH lot OF drugget &c. with variety OF other
cies Also six medium size IRE proof iron safes. Sale posi-
tive and worthy the attention Of dealers. 30.
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A DALLh0RE BEGs REsPECTTULLY TO INFoRM
his old customers aAd the bile that he has received
further supply Of those celebrated Scotch Dublin and
London porter and brown stout his importing DALI
mores cheap wine and liquor establishment bl Houstonst
between Broadway and the Bowery.
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen having any supernuous Clothing
oAsh price for the for the subserb
residence by note appointment. g. COHEN, IS Reads
street. stAirs ladies' attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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ToLET OR LKAsE-sToRE Lila BROADWAY, 7s,76
feet deep also the basement same dimen stons; also
the three story house three door Of Broadway thr-
thrd street The asoye premises have ust been painted
and put In the most complete order Apply No ~ West
Twenty hrst street, at 100 Wall street. Of Mr. Ps
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HANkAY AND DIsTRIcHsEN ROYAL ALMANAC
fer 1851. WILMER kOGERs, Importers Of FOREIGN
Nevtpapers, q and ~ Nassau street. Hs~ York.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

of the series. as evincng special ability, we should
name the third, in which the prevalence of death,
CONTRARY to the common theological opinion,) as a
universal law of all organic beings on the globe
from the beginning, is stated and explained. The
speculations contained in Lecture XII, on what is
termed "the Telegraphic System Of the Universe, y
are developed with startling novelty of presenta-
tion in conjunction with the greatest versmitude
and if, as DR.. Hitchcock argues, the :" whole uni
verse is in reality vast sounding gallery picture
gallery, and universal telegraph" then indeed we
may say, with Silva, in the opera of " Ernani,"
Iddo ascolt, vindce
Punisca 10 sperguro
Laura, Ia luce mGnchino. g4
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

shores and isIsnds but would push on a last A posl,
while the opportunity favored them, and the next traces to BE-
found would probably be their second winter quarters In
confirmation Of this view. Penny tells hst there are signs
Of thsr first winter encampmsnt Bschey Island &c of
their having left suddenly and that the summer of ie46
though extremely unfavoable to the whaers who, ON ac
count OF the prevailing winds could over 10 do
west side Of Bans Bay, must have been quite the reverse
10 our navigstors You may imagine in what state Of
anxiety and agitation till We learn the decision of ths
Admiralty on The appeal made TO them. have written
strong letter, also, and know that s r. Beaufort Can't
hamtoDs and Mr. Barron, who ali their posts will
Aese the necessity Of prompt with all their pow
es should we fail we must look America alone as our
resources To you will belong ali the virtue and ered Of
continuing the sesrch when oar own couu,,ymen fail srd n
you will belong the honor and glory of the dstress
ed and OF settling forever that vexed question which n,
centuries has been the ambition Of Europe, and Of Eng
land IN partcueH to solve. abandon nv hasherd
and my countymsn to their fse just at the very moment
when he pathway to them has been found and il need be-
and my coming TO the United States would hep in epagin
the active and energetic ympahies Of your counymen pain
ul 10 many respects as this trial would be, would brace mn
my courage to the proof But my bead growing weak an
my health is sinking and then have beloved sister mot
TO mention an aged father, who is n stse to be,
conscious OF my sbsence) whom would almost break NV
heart to leave am sure you will tell me- with all your ac
cusomed truth, and candor and Kindness what is your view
OF this point, in case the Admiralty fail me. V -
appears that was Capt. Ausns intention to look into
Wellington ChaDne himself and also into Joness SOUND
before be returns home but the former Penny saws be
VIII hnd the ice impossible that he will be not 10 be-
able, as an eye witnes, the opening Nothing per.
haPs, could penetrate in it's present the 4OOhorse
power steamer and that be done this year. though
Penny says the could be ready to sail in three
weeks month from hence, he thinks be could still get her
up to Lancaster Sourd this season. or any rate to some
convenient locality which would enable him to commence
early operations spring. Intended wiring much more
to you about your gallant shps their winter of
almost unparalleled anxiety but wish to address few
lines to Judge Ksne believe Gsbear and refer you
to my note 70 him which shall enclose and leave open.
CsP Penny has studded the northern part Of Wellington
Channel with your and the Of brave and
generous allies 10 ships greatly pressed for time,
having more writing than can possibly get through.
Believe me, dear MI. Grinle, ever most truly and re-
spectfuly, yours, JANE FRANKLIN
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11
RETURN OF THE RESCUE.

We have already mentioned the arrival at New
ork Of the Rescue, belonging to the Grinnel ex-
pedltiOn in search of Sir John Franklin. The
Courier and Enquirer has the following from her
officers:
The Rescue bore up Wellington Channel distance of fifty
miles, Her officers in the opinion that had any writ
ten directions been found beneath the carn on Beecbev
Island Indicating Wellington Channel the route taken by
Sir John Frankin they might with for land exped-
tion, have penetrated still further.
The absence Of any written memorandum beneath the
carn continues to 'hem mystery Under the impression
that writings might have been buried the vicinity Of the
carn and that the place had been mistaken by the
bulde they dug up the ground for feet norh SOUTH
east and west Of It. The result is the mysterious as
no can had hitherto been erected by Arctic voyagers for
other purpose than The preservation of memoranda As to
the complaint BY Lady Franklin that Captain Penny, who
passed Wellington Channel 1870 miles, had not gone 70
miles further by which he would have been brought 10 the
shores OF some central the officers that for Captain
Penny to have conveyed the requisite quantity of provisions
for himself and in such task almost impraccab
and account Of his being able pass bis shin through
the channel, his merely reaching the Shores shores they
weIe OF the Polar Sea, hemmed in by barcades
OF ice, could have resulted in advantage.
And again, had the present expedition continued its course
upward by means OF land conveyance they could have
reached IN the attempt to return the Esqumaux or
Danish settlement for the region lying between Melville and
Bsthual Islands and Victoria Land has in interior vast
fields Of water and ice in motion in the depth
winter Yet there remains the fact that Penny did 60
within seventy miles of the opposite mouth of Wellington
Channel anu did return and to navigating the sea- the
conveyance OF ordinary Esquiaux canoe which weighs
but forty pounds might have led indication
The character Of the ice in Wellington Channel field ice
and incumbered with few cebergs The Tremendous tide
rushing either way beneath is allowed by all navgatos
dicae open to the north. The high rocky cliffs on
the eastern shore here decline in the as toward
the SOUTH AS far judge the officers of the Rescue
do not appear to have cherished that strong belief the prac
cabllty Of the undertaking which is entertained by Dr.
Kane and others in the Advance.
TO the evidences that in this (our latitude appear con-
elusive that Franklin proceeded up Wellington Channel they
seem to have attached great weight what reported as
to the regon between Cape Walker and Victoria Land is
only another argument to show the mpossbiy for Sir John
franklin and his party to have made escape from the
northern regions without other aid than that his command
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

ACCIDENTAL SHoorISe.--An occurrence took place on
Thursday on Fes Point which should be regarded
other warning sganst sporting with firearms About
Mr. Elijah Linton, second mate Of the ship William A.
Cooper, board the ship ga Cheesborough, which
was about sailing take leave Of friend, the second mate
Of this ship. Whilst standing the companion way Of the
cabin, bis FRIEND whose could learn took up
pistol which be supposed to he unoaded and payfuy snap
ped it. The weapon, unfortunately, heavily loaded,
and the entire charge entered the body Of the unfortunate
Linton, taking effect in the right breast. Al first il
though, The wound would prove instantly fatal but he
partially revived, and exonerang his friend from all bsme
Brown, on Thames street, Bond Here ihe wounded
received every proper surgical attention, but II b appre
hende that the wound will prove fatal The bah penetrated
the shoulder blade, and oil efforts proved un
successful II s supposed that the right lung injured
The unfortunate man belongs to Washington ID % asd
has relatives there Al the purely sccden'a
the who fred the pistol not retained but sailed with
his vesse.-BaA. Clipper.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11
FoR THE NATIONAL INTELLIaRScgR.
NEW PLAN OF SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN
#NsNlaH4s4 FRANKLIN 4s tss

Being much interested in the fate of Sir JOHN FRAsKLrS
and impressed with the belief that he and bis companions are
yet ave from the fact Of the statements made by Dr. KANE
(Surgeon Of the late American Searching Expedition with
regard to the subsistence to be found in the regions
the Arctic ocean, suggest that in another Expedition
fitted out, minute search for the missing navi-
gator may be made through the aid of balloons with which,
and the required apparatus the vessels may be provided
the time of sailing and when arrived at the supposed vicinity
Of the missing expedition these balloons may be up from
the decks Of the vessels from the ice land convenen
and their elevations governed and regulated by cords so as to
attain any required height and give to the view of
many miles the land ice and ice BARRIERS where pro-
badly at the time vessels expeditions the ice could not
proceed every required direction and feel fully con-
vnced Of the good results which might from this plan
OF search after having noticed few days since the public
papers the fact Of the late American and English Erped-
tons having winered within fifteen miles Of each other and
neither Of it at the time, which fact goes to show in
what close proximity il might have been possible for the
searching Expeditions to have been that Of the missing
for il the Expedition had been provided with the means
Of search PROPOSE their proximity in their winter quarters
would have doubt been known and had they got frequent
elevations at the different stations they have occupied while on
their late Arctic cruise Franklin and his companions might
have been ere this, in all probability, released from their
Arctic prisons and restored their anxious families and ends
and offer as further argument in favor of this mode Of
search the opinions of the officers OF both the late American
and English Searching Expeditions that Franklin and his
companions are locked up in position in the ice where
neither Expedition have been able to find passages pene
tate-whch opinions certainly tend to encourage and
strengthen this mode Of discovering the unfortunate mariners
Therefore, Iust in event of another Expedition being
fitted out that The above suggestions may not be unworthy
of some consideration. A.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

DOTOMAC SAVINGS BANK, 7th street, opposite
I Ne Post once This institution will hereafter be
open for the transaction OF business from A. M NJ
except on Saturdays, when will open A. NJ and close
a5P. M. 7. M. HANSON,
oct 9-co3t Cashier.