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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

CORPORATION NOTICE-Pubhc Notice hereby gwen 20 the
Now owners occupant OF all Houses an1 Lots
improved unmprosed Labd affected thereby that the fellow
completed BY the Assessors and are lodged
Office the Bureau OF Assessments Tor elimination o an
persons vE-For building Nnthst rom
most 6y feet East OF Third av 10 avenue The
limits embraced by such Assessment include all the several houes
and Ls Ground pieces and parcels Land, STU
ssd on Of Nnthst between and IdaV on te
westerly Of both sides Of First aud Second avs and eas
sr Eighth and Tenth sts AMI on BON
sides between Tenth St and Third aV AL persons
sst ted the above named Assessment Ao
who opposed SANE Of them requested TO
present Their Objections writing TO the pndersgned al hef aee
No Hall Of Records, within thirty DAY from TIE esse o u
notice. sAMUELH DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON lSAAC
WIN SMITH Assessors os, Bureau Of Assessnts sI6ss'
Department, Jan. 9, 1881. FEl
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|TORPORATION NoTICE-Pubc notes hereby gwen 70 the
or owners occupant occupants Of all houses and los,
improved unmprsvsd lands affected thereby that the
compsed by the Asessofs and sre lodged
m he oce of the Of Assessments for examination ~ an
persons interested For Tagging sidewalks n2lst bei"iel4 h
and Broadway The embraced such Assenent include
all Houses and Lots Of ground vacant Lots pe ana
psrcss Land the nohery eide OF 2st 81 between
~ av and Inns l75 westerly thseom All persons wh9e
VITO
e. o,ed 10 The same or them requested 20 present
their sbectons writing, 70 the undssgnet al TIER ohee 20
Hall OF Records thirty days from the date OF THIS n9tce
SAMUEL r. DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, IsAAG Nm'
sal 80, L., o lssl plW
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(IORPORATION NOTICE-Pubhc notice hsreby gwen 70 ne
or owners occupant OF all Houses and Lots,
improved or unmprovsd Lands affected thereby that the following
completed the ASSESSOR and are N
The Bureau Of Assessments for eHamnaoa oy All per
via For crossEak the carnage wa" OF
RoSw,v between Spring and The limits embraced by
such include all 1.-THE several Houses and Lots OF 1ou
vacant Lots Of Land situated on both sides
of Broadway Spring and Prince streets All persons
whose interests affected by the above named Asssssn ana
b opoosed 10 the same or them, requested TO
present objections writing TO the undersg9d at Ones
No Hail Of Records within thirty days from the GATE OF I'M; n9.s
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN
SMITH Assssos-Ocs Of Asss ents Street Depart
800 Ia O Is5i % lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

ENARE REDUCED.-Through Line for
IL SAN FRANCISCO. via CHAGRES, direct, and by
the United States Mail Steamers on the Pacific
The splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Henry WINDLE
COMMANDER viii leave Pier t. Nonh River, FOR Chagres,
direct on TUESDAY, January g, at o'clock.
Passengers BY The CHEROKEE viii connect with the
splendid Steamship NORTHERNER, 70 be al Panama on
or about February 18th, 1851. For passage applyto
lis ROWLAND { ASPINWALL, 81 aud IS SOuh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

CORPORATION KOTICE-Pubc Notice IS hereby 20 the
owners occupant all Houses and Lots,
improved Uumproyed Lands affected thereby that The following
have the Assessors and are lodged
Ocs the Bureau o Assessment io Examination BY Al
persons setting Curb and Gutter stones ne
9Th cm 42d 20 s sts The limits embraced BY such Assess
sude al the Houses and Lots OF Grounc vacant Lo
psoss and parcels Of Land situated he esstsr soc Of sh a
3d and SD the westerly SIDE between td and
SO north side Of $50 81 and bot; SIDES Of 4ih th
between the 9th and hnes
parallel thereto and distant 400 ret sasr and 40 et
westerly beIson All persons vhoss Interests are Affected BY ne
above named Assessment who opposed = the either
Q! them requested u peseu Their oeecnons Snog 70 e
urcergnsd, a. her Once No Han OF Records within thirty days
from TIE date Of this notice SAMUEL X DE- MOTT, FRANCS
NICHOLSON, ISAAC VIM SMITH Assessors once Bureau OF
Assessmsuts. Street Department Jan. =, 1881. J9lN
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CORPORATION NOTICES

NORPORATION NOTICE-PubEc notice hereby tohs
occupants oil all houses and o
provsdo unmprovsd lands affected thereby that the following AZ
compeed by the Assssos and are
son interested building 2h A from bth aY 70
and 10 connect with madonav The hunts embraced
~ such include all the several houses and lots Of oaa
y1ca land situated both sides Of 9th
a. between Madson All persons whose stersss s
affected BY named and who Opposed 70 ne
requested 70 present af loetons,
writing uDdersgaed their eos No Hah OF Records
thirty days from the date OF this noecohes 81 sal o.
Assessments Street Department Jan ~ 1851 SAMUEL d. De
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

VN PURSUANCE OF the Surrogate Of tie County Il
AsevYo notice hereby gwen % all persons having claims
against WILLIAM GIFFING late Of the City Of swIok, do
" present with vouchers thereof thu subscriber
al his oc Vssey street. the City Of New York on
before thirteenth day Of May nextDssd Ssvyort the Rnth
DAY Of November, 1880 ISAAC H. GIFFlNG, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

CORPORATION NOTICE-Pubhc hereby 20 TIE
owner OF owners occupant occupants Of all houses and o
improved or unmpovsd lands affected thereby that tho following
have been completed tbs Assessors are lodged
the Of Assessments for examination BY al persons
Interested For regulating SD IT from Sd 10 4 and setting
The limits embraced by such Assess
sut include several and lots Of ground, vacant s
piece, aud parcels situated both sides OF $50 81 be
tween a4,ngon and 4b avenues persons
are affected BY the above and who
opposed Of them quested 70 present
their objections writing the undersigned at heu once NO.
Hall OF Records, within thirty days iron ths date Of h
OEo Bureau Of Assesmsns Street Department. Jan q le5
SAMUEL II. DE- MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC Wh.
SMITH, Assessors. y IO'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

CoRPORATIOS NoTIcE-ruoc notice IS hereby gven 70 ths
OF all houses and o's
mproy or lands Ascied thereby the follow ns
Assessments the Assessors and are lodged
the oce the Bursau Of Assessments for eHannaou o. Al
persons INTERESTED for fling and draining low ead sunken @
the block bounded Broadway and 5h 3 snd 5d % hs
include all the
snd M ground vacant lots and parcels Of Aaa
the Of 9Th between 3lst and SD s on he h
s between h aud hHe S2e eet westerly there
hoIn southery side OF SD between 5 and ne
thereto All whose interests ane
By the named Assessments and who opposed 10 s
ether Of them requested present Their ooscon
writing the unaered At their Office No. Hall Of Records
thirty days tom the Of this SAMUEL T. De
MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN ShlI a, Assessors
Oce Bureau Assessments Street Department, jan ISL sist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

~ PURSUANCE Of order Of sBosts Of the County Of
Nsv York Notice hereby gysn sh persons HAVING ca M
s,ust JOHN GOODWIN late Of the City Of New I0rt decsase
~ assn The vouchers thereof the subscriber al hs
residence No. S3 ssnts street. the City OF New Iok on or %
tore s twenty fourth day Of March neTtbatsd New ior me
fop,+ dsv Of September as0 SAMUEL DICK, Executor
as iau6mf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

CORPORATION HOTICE-Pubhc notice hersby gwen 70 tnS
owner owners occupants Of All houses and lots IN
proved lands affected thereby the Asesf
lodged the once
Of for examination BY al persons interest
Id For Tagging feet wide the sidewalks OF 80 ~
from Broadway the Tho limits embraced BY such Asses
ent include sys Houses and Lots OF Ground vacant
Its and parcels Land situated both sides OF s2ds
between and 5thGv All penons whose interests are
and who opposed 70 ms
,sms or eer of them are requested their o6ectons "a
writing 70 the undersgred their office No Hal OF hscoTcs
within thirty the date Of this notice. SAMUEL h. DE-
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC Wh, SMITH Assessors
Ohes Bureau AssessrRsus Street. Department Jan o
glH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

ATOTCF hsrehy gsn according law ali havn
IN cha against LORENZO d. PUkNELL, late Of ths cry
Brooklyn Kgs CouAty, deceased that they are required 70 sIhSn
he sane With vouchers thereof the subscriber nsthans
Terry southt the City Of New York. on or before he nr
Ssy OF February ne1t-Dated JOY 90 1880 .
,..,.w. s14S1 4 H PTFNELL Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

SUPREhE coUKf--m The matter Of the APPLICATION Of ths
Shsyor Aldermen and Ccnmonsl OF The cts Of New fok
opsAa lay OF pubic Place Known srUf
vEsANT SQUARE, IN the ssyeneeh Ward Of sad city Tie
uudsrsened Estimate and Assessment The kbove
sertd matter hereby give aos that they vii meet Al ne obs
OF Doteh Smith No ~ Wal street. TUESDAY, TIE sSth ay
JHnuAfy 1851 our oeloek asrnoon oF tie purpose
81 bearing opposition he Assessment made BY he sad Goa
person persons Who MAJ cons der themselves
FYsved b. such Estimate and Assessment TALMAN WATERS
JAMES h. PlkKNEY. T. DELNlELD SMITH, Commissopsrs.
Dniad Nv Iork JAnnArN 9th.
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TX PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate OF the County
Yor notice hereby 70 al having caIni
I.snst WILLIAM BUCKLEY Of the City Of New York braS
unde deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70 h'
the CITY before the first day Of February nsIt-
Dated New York. the 27th day Of July, 1850.
lysq lAw6mmS STEPHEN CUTTER,
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rs PURSUANCE OF order OF the Surrogate Of the County
IHewYsrE notice hereby gwen to all persons having sa
sgSmst WILLIAM H. TODD late Of the City OF New York De
the With vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
the Of Wilson Hunt Co. No 80 William st. "a me ~
Of before the Tnreth day Of April next-DateS
New York, the day Of October, 1850 - .,, =,
ofS lax6mFM JAMES n. IODD Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

PURSUANCE order Of the OF the County Of new
Tofk, notice hereby gwen TO all persons having claims sgan
SARAH COWPERTHAITEa late Of the City Of New YORK WIDOW
with vouchers thereof u the
No Ia East Broadway, the city Of New YORK on or
fore the ~ nsI-Dsted New York the Goth day 81
October 1880 ..... ,.,. ..-..--
ossiawsmsM1 SAMUEL n cOWPERTHWAlTE, Administrator
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TN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of 10. County o.
New orb hereby given 70 al persons having eAns
srapst ANN ODELL Of the City Of New York Wdo" %
ceased present the with vouchers thereof 70 ne 'aesn
CITY Of before the eighth day OF February nsf
Dated New York, tie S)th day Of July, 1850
JACOB d. ODELL, (r,.cn,or,
aus lAw6mM HENRY BRENOOhI)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

NOTICE OF APPLICATION 70 be discharged from debt Puru-
article title chapter g. part of the Revised Statutes
AmAsA w. WOOLLEYNoce first published December ~ SoU
Edwin Dodge, County
9th march,
NATHAN p WOOLLEY-Notcef first published December 10Th.
1850 Creditors 70 appear Hon Edwin Dodge County Jndge
&c AZ bis Office 10 Gouveneur Lawrence County, on the 9TH
March, 1851, At one O'Clock =. NJ dES la"lV""-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

rs PURSUANCE tho sunogsts Of the County oil
INowYork shsrsby persons having claims against
WILLIAM H. IRELAND late OF the City Of New YORK. deceased
q present the same thereof the subeers At the
store Ireland Dsy in the City Of New York
n or before day Of April DeXtDaied Ne" YORK. tn
Ssth day of October 1880 WIN. II. IRELAND Fr.crtor.
oss lsw6msM GEO. IRELAND, Jr
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~ PURSUANCE Of an ofesr Surrogate Of the oooa =
Fsu Yofk hereby gwen " al perscus having CLAIMS
snst CHARLES WENDELL, late Of ~ CT. Of Sew lo De-
.ed 20 present the with vouchers thereof The
A. her place ransactng business N Nassau street. hs y
M the Office Of Charles Wech Esq on - ,si3rs ne
tsy nh Of June r-ztDatsd New Yrt TIE 2t dsv ~ DO
csrhsy. lS0 AMELIA A. WEiNEDbL, AamuSuAbA
ga lsw5uMF
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ORPORATIoE SoTIcE-Pubhe Notice hsrsby gwen % ths
OovaeT occupant occupants Of all H. uses and L9,
improved unmPuyed Lands affected ter-hy That me iors
Assessor have b - Asseesora aad ss gd
Office Assessments Tor elimination, BY All
interested, For lercng vacant lots g'uai between
m ave l3d Tbs embraced b. such Asess
include al the several hts pieces sad pae Of nd
situated Of 3dste b,tTesn and TN avenues
parsons affected By The tbovs uansd Assess
meuts opposed the ster OF ha are
qusstei present their uIsccn tina o the inie fsa1 Al
ts Office 80 Hao Records ~nn thirty iavs from the iais n
tbs notice SAMUEL n DE MOTT. FRAFcH SiCHoL5ONi
ISAAC Nm SMITH, h-s-s-1 ohce Bureau % Asss.nsnts,
Street Department, Jan q, 1851 - tx
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TN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
New York-Notce hereby gwen to all persons having ca'
n,anst STEPHEN B. HOFFMAN, late Of the City Of New YORK
gentleman deceased the with vouchers thereof 70
DE subscribers Office Edward p Clark Attorney at law No
WaIeet CITY Of NewYork befors,the twenty dS
Say of March ReHt-Dstsd New York September 18th, 1880
MARGARET N. HOFFMANI( A r,n.,,,,,,..
sl6 law6mr ANNA n. HOFFMAN. AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

UPREME COURTin matter OF shs Application OF ne h
- or Adsrmsn componsy Of tbs City Of New York relative
n IAs Qyepng ana laying out OF spele Place. Aao~n siVl
fESANT SQUARE, IN the Seventeenth WArd o. ey NVess
hereby gwen bs eQsb aud charges incurred BY % ~.
proegs thu above matter VIII be taxed before thu Honoa
lshn W Edmond Of the Justices OF this Coa Tor case 81
his abencs before the other Justices Of Courl The
saprens Chsmbsrs the City Hall the City Of Esu YORK.
Tuesday the Of January lS 1t kapNs O'Clock
IN ,hs forenoon rALMAN WATERS, JAMES H. PlNkNEY
r. DELkFlELD SMITH commssonsfs New York, jan
nary eth, 1891. JsSs
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-13

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN Col
LEaE.--A fine and brilliant auditory attended
to hear the opening address of the Rev. DR..
RYDER yesterday and the presence of the
beauty Of Washington and Georgetown, and the
cheering strains of music by the Marine Band,
lent charms TO the occasion.
The orator was ut once practical, instructive
and eloquent, and his address is the subject of
general commentator.
We have two medical schools in our midst;
and from the experience we have had Of the one,
and the high reputation Of the gentlemen who
are embarking upon the other, we have every
reason to be proud of the elevated condition Of
medical science in our community.
With the great and increasing advantages
here offered to the student, we cannot but be-
heve that this win soon be the acknowledged
seat OF the first medical schools in the United
States. They who know the character of the
advantages to which we allude will not regard
this as vain boast or unfounded hone.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-13
Communicated
EurOnean HouGe

MEssRs EDrroRs Stroling Seventh street last
ing, accidentally, desgnedly (Which you please
found my way into Mr. FRANCIS ScHADD's RESTAURANT,
Of Seventh and Streets to refresh the inner
with something choice and good: and pleased to
and that Mr.. Schadd has, with commendabe lberay.
and desire to make his visitors comfortable completely
renovated and improved the whole building; and 1t viii
compare yorably with any other establishment
similar kind in Washington for neatness and comfort
The bar is elegantly and tastefuy arranged which, in
connexon with the large supply Of choice Cigars Wines
and Liquors. and Jenny Lind Punch be had there and
the polite and gentcmnny department of the proprietor
renders 1t Of the most agreeable places of resort in
the city, and ought to ene him to the patronage Of the
public
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-13

BosToN, May 12.-Boston Afa1s.-In the
Supreme Court to-day motion was made that
the suits brought against Knight and Hughes
by the Abolitionists, at the time they were here
to reclaim VIM. and Ellen Crafts, be dismissed
unless responsible endorser was given for the
costs. After hearing arguments against the
motion from Dana, Kildreth and Sewall, Chief
Justice Shaw decided that responsible endor-
ser must be procured or the cases would be dis
missed. SO they are likely to fall to the ground.
The suit against District Attorney Lunt for
the arrest of Barton, negro barber at Salem,
who was taken by mistake for one of the rescu-
ers of the fugitive Shadrack was non suited,
Barton not appearing. The damages had been
laid ut $40, 900.
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GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
GEORGETOWN, May 1872 m

GEORGETOWN, May 1872 m.
A PRAIsEwoRTHY ACT.--Yesterday after
noon, while little boy--named Mangum-was
playing near the shore of Rock Creek, he acct
dentally fell in. After several Intellectual eff
forts to extricate himself, he sunk to the bot
tom. A yellow man, by the name of John
Mathews, seeing the accident, FASTENED to the
spot; and, without waiting to take off either
boots or clothes, plunged in, at the risk of his
own life, and succeeded in bringing the little
fellow up from the bottom, to all appearances
lifeless
Doctor Snyder was promptly on the spot,
and by applying the proper remedies succeeded
in removing the water from his system, and re-
storing him to his distressed parents.
The Sabbath School Convention met last
night at Christ Church. After organizing-by
electing A. Hyde, President; Thomas Jewell,
Vice President; Luther Roby, Secretary and
e. Pickrell, Treasurer committee was ap-
pointed to inquire into the expediency of cele-
brating the coming 4th of July in the usual
way, and instructed to report at the next meet
ing, which will take place on next Monday
night.
No change in the -four or grain market. We
note sale of corn this morning of 1000 bush.
to Messrs. Ray s. Brothers, at IS cents.
At Drovers' Rest on yesterday there was .
sale of so beeyes at Al c. gross, and 80 head Of
lambs and old sheep at $40 per head.
Arriuals.-sloop John M. Clayton, Woolston,
master, Philadelphia, to E. Pickrel s Co..
schooner Joseph Libby, Spruell, master, Eliza
beth City, N. c., to Joseph Libby s. Son.
Sailed-Steamer Columbia, for Baltimore.
Canal 7rade.-Arrived, boats Bee, 1874 miles,
wheat, corn, &C.; Gondola, 134 miles, corn
Buena VISTA SO miles, limestone; Col. H. Clay,
70 miles, wheat, &C.; Star, 70 miles, corn; F.
Rawdon, Cumb. coal, &C.; David Shriver,
Cumb., 102 tons coal G. w. Rigs, Cumb., 103
tons COAL Daniel Webster, from dam No. 8, go
perches limestone.
Dparted.--Pacifc, Gondola, / Stream,
Ohio, Jenny Lind, ]. P. Garrett.
EIpcTRo
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-13

PHILADELPHIA, May 12-10 p. m.--Recsption
Of the President IN Philadelphia. The President
and Cabinet arrived at Wilmington about ten
o'clock to-day. The Philadelphia committee
had previously arrived on the steamer Roger
Williams and been handsomely entertained
The President was welcomed by Mayor Evans
in an appropriate address, to which he briefly
responded. Mr.. Crittenden being loudly called
for also made a short address. The distin-
guished visitors were then escorted to the boat
and embarked for Philadelphia. Mayor Gilpin
received them on the boat, and Mr.. Fillmore
thanked him for the kind attention shown. A
salute was fred from Fort Miffin and the navy
yard MS they passed up the Delaware A sump
tuous dinner was served up on board the boat
A vast crowd was assembled on the wharf, anc
a grand military and civic procession was formed
which escorted the guests to their quarters al
the United States Hotel. On their arrival there
the President, being loudly called for, appeared
and made n brief harangue, which was responded
to by enthusiastic cheers. Cries for Webster
also brought that gentleman out, and he deliv-
cred few happy remarks. They start for New
York tomorrow at ten o'clock, by the Amboy
line.
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BosToN, May 12.--From The African Squad
ron.---Advices have been received here from
Port Praya to April Sd. The U. S. ship Ports
mouth, Commodore Gregory, and Dale, Com
modore Pearson, and Porpoise, Lieut.. Cong
Lardner, were at Port Praya. The squadron
has been actively engaged in endeavoring to
suppress the slave trade, but, Notwithstanding
oil the vigilance and skill of the commanders,
the trade continues to be carried on along the
southern coast to o very considerable extent.
On the arrival of the Germantown the Ports
mouth will return to the States.
The health of the officers and crew was rood.
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SUPERIOR DAaUERREoTYPEs-lst Premium

H. WHITEHURST has extended the field Of his OPP
-. erations more ground than any dagucrreo-
gpist In the country. His galleries may be found
pennsylyana avenue, between "a and 9th streets; No
2OI baltimore street. Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street. New York; No II Main street. Richmond;
Sycamore street. Petersburg; Main street. Norfolk and
Main street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
His beautiful and highly finished ectro-Daguerreo-
types extraordinary Improvement nsurng faithful
and highly finished likenesses in few seconds.
J. H. w. calls the attention Of the public generally TO
his elegantly furnished gallery Lane and fuckers
store, where free exhibition Of pictures will be
given
Notwithstanding the unusual competition in daguerre-
otypes at the recent Fair Of the Maryland Institute he
was awarded the first medal by the judges.
kenesses Of every description copied and postmortem
cases attended TO. ap 30-d6mo
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Communicated

NATIONAL HALL.--If really talented and
meritorious actor deserves benefit as is ben
eft, Miss Julia Bennett should be greeted this
evening with crowded house. The fortu-
nate feU who last night did not go where the
rest of man, woman, girl and boy-kind sought
amusement, lat considerable expense, more OF
less, enjoyed rare treat in witnessing her
impersonation of Mary Gibbs" the Factory
Girl, in "All is not gold that glitters." She is
again to appear in the same character and we
would advise the oDer. tastidous as well as those
who do not always look for perfection in every
thing, to be present. s.
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LN0R THE Observation-Disclosures. EDITORS: read
IL with surprise publication in your last paper bear
ing the Of James Robertson-a of the
genus homo well known 10 botekeepers in this place.
The "crittur himself Is too contemplate 10 be noticed
but would simply place few queries by the side of his
10 the people Of Washington:
l. Should the proprietor of public house be required
TO show favor TO notorious for bringing in" hotels
Should he be required 10 furnish food and shelter to
aforesaid individual, when he Is already In to
considerable amount, with prospect Of payment but
the recovery Of claim lin horn against the Govern
ment OF the United Stateshe being at the time
able TO earn his bread by the Of his brow -
g. Who believes that has been turned out
Of hotel because he was n =" temperance mani"
III the keeper of hotel makes practice of taking in
gentlemen upon ne o,on how long will 1t be before he
will be on the floating publicw Its