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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

C0.PARTNeRsHIr NOTICR.-Ihe bus
~ inass heretofore conducted oy ms WI s e ~ =
NJ Ws.s. q II. WhItIock u Son.
II N-A RIca'D d. WdlTLocA.
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O. FOR RENT The Dwelling at the cor
Hnd ner of Marshall and 9th streets, now in the
occupancy of VIM Palmer Esq, having an half
acre lot attached For terms apply to J. B Har-
vie, or
iy l5-1w w. GODDIN
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BRILLIANT LOTTERY FOR July 3lsr. 1850
s67,500, 1880, 100 of 1,75O!
be drawn at Baltimore on SATURDAY.. Julv 3lst n
numbers, IA drawn
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$4,000 90 600, l00Ol, 30 Of 1000. 20 Of 5oo,
susquehanna Lottery, Glass No 81, to be
numbers, l3 drawn. -
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JOB PRINTING.
PATCH OFFICE,
Governor street, z doors from Main,
RICHMOND Ya
business Cards.
Tickets,
Blanks, &c. &C.,

LaneIs, OF every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
Es Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re.
celyed and executed in the handsomest style.
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GAVE YOUR FlLES.-Jewelers', Dentists
- Sawyers, Carpt nters' and Machinists' Files and
Rasps N ade to order. Also, old Files re cut and
warranted. at the Virginia File Works, Manchester,
Va.
Orders left at the store of Mr.. Seagers, 18th St
near the Bridge or the Works, will be promptly
attended to. lie 3O-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FINE
~ HAVANA CIGARS, just receiving per ship
Norma via New York. for sale at reasonable prices
by F CRAM.
" i6-6t' No 2, Exchange Block
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,DGNe LID a. LYONS have lust received
II a splendid assortment of tsHenry Clay
Medals,'' solid silver and composition asp,
Marshsls Batons, Mourning Rosettes. Scarfs, and
every thing necessary for the approaching process
sion. MCDONALD LYONS
iy 14-4t No Z Exchange Block
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FOR RALTTNORF via. N0R

80 FOLK.-rhe good schooner Falmouth
Lewis master. having portion of her cargo en-
geged and going on board, will have dispatch
For freight of remainder, apply to
: iy 1876 WD COLQUITT.
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Nv FOR SALE, good harness Horse.
&0Nyoung and works kind in single or double
harness. Apply at Columbian Stables
jy l6-2t
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CITY TAxEs.- books of r. civ 49,.
sor, tor the year 1859, having been received Il
!ne 70 amoeriain's nttce, any person may, hsfoFe
ne 10Th inst discharge the taxes assessed asanss
aim - said books, BY paying the amount Of such
saxes, oeductine thereErom three per ceptnm tor
prompt payment WIN p SHEPPARD.
" t-eotl9Jy Chamher1aia.
WHALE OIL, stnarts Co6se Sugar. End ktce.
" receiving and tor saie b.
~ IA EDWIN WokIHAM ksC0.
"a FOR BREMEN.--Ths 4 Brepss
g.. baraue WIELAMD. f6s Bremen, y nov
ready 10 receive cargo st City Point and viii ioaa
win dispatch. For bAlsuce q freight or paenaees
ts--los scHAER, KOHLER 4 co.
HIs JOHk II. CLAIBORNE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

e3a,ooO, 22.000 IItO0i
Sasqae mamma Lottery, Class No 30, to be
srawn at baltimore, ON Wednesday, July list. Is
numbers, Is drawn. :
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$4,000, l2,4s7, 6.o6O, 100 Of 1000, 100 of 500,
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Clsss 10. to
De drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, July 24th.~
7S numbers, IL drawn.
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Conrad Harris and Paul w. Zoincr, Of Cincin
natl, Ohio.-For design for stoves.
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL seventh street.

Burr's Seven Mile Mirror,
On Io,r Of Iwo thousand Miles on the
Great Lakes-the Niagara, ST. Laurence,
and Saguenay Ripers,
Will open on MONDAY, February, 8, for short
season only
ILLUSTRATED on One Hundred Acres of Nov
i ing Canvas. This great counterpart OF Nature
perfectly represents over million objects, two
hundred cities and villages, one hundred thousand
buildings, steamboats,, ships, &C., &c. The fol-
lowing localities among the many
The city and harbor Of Buffalo, Niagara Falls
the cities Of Hamilton, Toronto, and Kingston the
thousand Islands, Ogdcnsburg. the Grand Rapids,
Montreal, the city and citadel of Quebec. Montmo-
renci Falls. and the Great Gulf This vast artistic
composition ends displaying the awful attributes
of the Saguenay river.
Hand book to the Mirror, l25 cents.
Doors open at half past 6; Mirror moves at half
past O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents. Children halfprcc.
Office open daily for the sale Of tickets from half
past o'clock.
Day exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday, at 3
o'clock. Feb 6--dlw
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JOHN GREINER.
From TIE San ANTONIO Isrnn, January y.

Later from FL Paso.
Li,visnani Vashingtoa's Train-Aviva' from III
Deprsdnt,ons-G the Gua--Disoopery az
S,iper Ell Paso- 1roins Coming.
Lieutenant Washington left San El1ario the
2lst Of December. The following persons came
with the train 10 far Leona station, where il left
them and proceeded on to EaRe Pass: Colonel Gra-
ham, Messrs c. w. Ogden, I. Ligbtncr and family,
who stopped at Lcona, and will be bcrc in few
days, and Mr.. w. White and lady, Mcsss. w.
". Roser, and John Lecfc, who arrived here on
Tuesday last.
From these gentlemen we learn that Col Summers
Navajo expedition has proved entire failure,
and that the troops have had to abandon Fort De
hancc, in the Indian country, and return to the
settlements for provisions.
Colonel Emory on his way TO FL Psso met party
Of Cioway Indians at Commancho Springs, who
had with them como Mexican prisoners, aud near
a thousand head OF animals. The colonel was TO
leave IL Pnso on the lat instant for the Primo vii
lages, where he expected To report 10 Mr.. Bartlett
Of the boundary Commission.
The Indians drove OF NIL the animals belongin g
TO the Pinery, forty miles from ~ Psso, and com
PEELED tbose engaged there to leave. They also
drove Of forty mules belonging to the Govern
mcnt
reported.
Silver ore, Of a rich quality and in considerable
quantity, has been discovered in the Pine noun
tains near FL Peso. There 10 no doubt the mincs
would afford n boontiful yield IL there was suff-
cient protection To- enable them 20 be worked.
The poe, a, the Copper Mines has been re- ostab-
lisbed, and is occupied by company Of infantry
and one Of dragons.
Ftcnob's trnin Is ON the way in, and will tc here
in about fifteen days.
Smiths train was 10 leave Fl Paso on the fret Of
February.
Considerable Indian signs were seen. but no In.
dams.
The mail for ~ Psso, which left here some two
weeks since, he's been returned, in consequence Of
Lieutenant Brady mules having stampcdcd.
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Jan 26
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Drennon Springs. Henry County, Ky.
THIS Institution offers those peculiar ndvan-
i tages. that, with most thorough literary
course it combines the essential parts Of the scen-
tihc of the U. S. Military Academy, while ~
promotes. by military exercise that health, phJsi-
cal development and consequent mental vigor
which the ordinary system Of education tends
rather to destroy. Under its methodical distribu-
ton Of time, and the habits of punctuality attained
by military discipline in situation remote from
the allurcments, the vices, and the dissipations
usually incident to college, hfe, the student can ao-
complish than ordinary results. II affords
superior opportunity for the study OF MoDEas
LANouh SEES and the science and practice OF En-
eINKERISo hg Academic Staff consists Of ten
experienced professors. The cadets in attendance
are from sixteen different States.
The AsNuAL SESSION commences the second
Monday in September, and the SkshAssuAL one
the fret Monday in February closing on the third
Thursday in June.
Teams: Tuition, boarding, rooms. furniture.
washing, fuel, lights, scrvants' attendance, heh
music use of farms, and surgeons fec 3 los per an
mum. Modern Languages and Landscape Draw
ing taught ut an extra charge OF SD per an
NUN for each. Cadets received at any time
during the session, and charged proportionabiy
for the unexpircd part r.
For further information apply To Colonel h X
Johnson Superintendent, at Drcnpon Springs, or
A. O. Smith Treasurer, Louisville, Kentucky.
Jan lt-tApl
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Issued from the United States Patent ONot for fhs
'rset ending t.b,-~Fy 10, iss2, aud bearing dat,
february 10, 1872.
John Jay Adams, 81 Boston, Msss.-Eor i'm
pruverncnt in shoe brushes.
Ssml. Y. ID. Arrowsfnith, Of New York n V
For improvement IN watch chain svivcls.
Albigenoc w. Cary. Of Brockport, N. Y For
hosc-cOuphnC.
NJ. VI. Cornell, of baskerville, Pa.--For improve
mont in horse powers.
Smith Cram, Of New York, N. Y.-For improve.
ments in mill for grinding quartz.
Thos. A. Dayies, Of New York, ". v - For i'm.
proved mode OF preventing collisions ON railroads
BYRON Densnore, Of Sweden, ". y-FOr i'm
provcment in grain barvestcrs.
James H. Forman, of Sharon, Aa.-FOr i'm
provement in shove plougbs
Amos Hodge, Of Adams, Mass.-For improve
ment In railroad switches.
ferdinand Holm, of Brooklyn, ". Y.-For i'm
provemcnt IN portable shower baths.
WIN. +. Ketohum, of Buffalo, n. Y.-For i'm.
proycincnt in grass harvcstcrs
WIN. " Leonard, OF New York, ". Y.--For i'm
provement IN npparnto' for regulating aud inca.
surinr the now ~ gaa
Ephraim Morris, OF New York, ". Y.-For i'm.
provement iu governors
James NJ. SWEET. Of Boston, Mnss.--For improve
Edw. Wicks, of Bart, Pa For improvement in
secd planters.
Cbas y. spioker, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
provemcn, in processes for dissoving gold. Dsted
Fcbrusry 10, is52. Ante dated August 10. 1851.
Brdsif Holly, Of Seneca Fes, ". Y, nssienor
to s. Hewitt, r. 8. Latham, b Holly, and A. Downs
OF came place.-For improvement in railroad car
brakes
Calvin Wiley, IT,. Of Chicago, ILL.,, a..ignor to
G. Wiley, jr and Trial Walker. Of Bsbcock'.
Grove, IIl.-For improvement in cxcavsting and
dredging machines.
Conrad Hsrri, and Paul w. Zoincr, Of Cincin.
nau' ohio.-For design for stoves.
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CHARLES SEXTON,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFERS his professional services in the Supreme
~ Court Of the United States, in claims before
the Court Of Commissioners. and in claims against
the various Departments Of the General Govern
ment and before Congress, in procuring patents
in obtaining pensions and bounty lands, in collect
ing debts and inhsri tances, and negotiating the
purchase and sale Of lands in any part Of the Uni
ted States.
The latest maps Of the States and Territories,
compiled from the surveys Of the General Land
Office, and statistical information, embracing the
Improvements and population Of the Territories
and the important towns in the United States.
agreeable TO the late census be obtained at his
Office, on l5ta street. opposite the Treasury Build
ing, Washington. ID. C..
RErERKscEs: Hon. Justin Butterfeld, Washing
ton City; his Excellency Alexander Ramsey, st.
Paul, Minnesota; John X. Livingston, Attorney at
Law. New York City; Peter II. Burnet, Attorney ut
Law, Alviso, California; Mcssrs. Thomas Cowper-
thwait & CO., Philadelphia; Messrs. p. Ladew
& Co., 81. Louie; Messrs. G. Alternately & Co.,
Oregon City.
Feb T-2aw3m
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HEALTH OFFICE.

Nutrtttve Principle.
nR. A. G. HALL will continue TO receive pa
~ tients, make examinations of diseases, and
give prescriptions to invalids Of both sexes a
principle entirely new, and in perfect accordance
With the lave Of ie by which persons actually gain
in weight during medication in oil complaints.
General debility, dyspepsia, scrofula, rheumatic
and neuralgia affections, weakness Of the back and
spinal irrtations, consumptiye habits, and sf1cc-
tions Of the heart and lungs will be permanently
removed by a nutritivc process. and kept in con-
slant check in after life. Facts can be demon
siratcd. May be seen at bis rooms, and by ladies
at Mrs. Frances parlor, on Seventh street, oppo-
site Odd Fellows Hall. Advice gratis TO all. New
sysicm explained. Office hours from to O'Clock.
Feb 5-d2yif
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PHILADgLrHiA, February ll--John Eb,ns and
William Thompson, two couptcrfcitcrs, succeeded
in making their escape last night FROM what was
deemed the imprcgnebc jail Of Philadelphia. coun.
ty. They were committed on the lith OF Dccem-
her, for passing counterfeit 20 notes on the State
Bank of Ohio, and about dozen indictments
from which there no probability Of esca ping
conviction, was pending against them. Files
saws ropes, ladder. and other implements had been
myseriously conveyed to them in prison. They
broke away the iron casing Of the window Of
their CELL and tore away the masonry sufficient TO
allow their emit They afterwards scaled the wall
using the rope ladder in their descent.
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The Delaware LEoIsLATURE.--The bill to re
charter the New Castle and Frenchtown Railroad
passed the Delaware House of Representatives, on
Saturday morning, by a vote of IL to T. The. Lot
terry bill also passed the House on Saturday. by n
vote of y to 8; consequently they now both
laws. The railroad, believe, is Techartered for
twenty years. condition that it pays 10 the State
$500 OOO, in annual instalments of 800. 900, of
which sum 8l65,000 is to be appropriated to the
construction OF railroad from Donna Landing,
near Dover, to Seaford. in Sussex county. BY the
lottery grant the State receives 100000. An
equal sum, for a similar grant. has been offered.
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The SusQuehanna Riper--F Foreign Ne,ps Expect.
od-RniiToad Rerenue--Sping Tads-Ihe Mar
ksfs, &c.
baltimore, February ia p. In.
The heavy storm Of rain during the past night
has caused some anxiety TO be felt to its effects
on the Susquehanna river, which still retains it's
ice bound condition, notwithstanding the general
thaw OF the past week. AT noon to-day, aithou gh
the rivcr had risen considerably, the ice remained
firm at Havre-de Grace, though the effects Of the
rain OF the past night on the mountains will prob
ably not reach there before midnight. The passcn-
gers by the morning trains day crossed without
any difncuty or danger.
The announcement that the steamer Pacific was
teegrsphed at New York last night, was it seems,
incorrect. Although momcntarily expected, she
had not arrived at half past four O'Clock this after
noon.
The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railrord
for the month Of January was SIS $40, of which
S6+ ,25s we're from the main stem, and S24 600
from the Washington branch II the entire road
yielded in similar proportion TO the Washin gton
branch. IL would be most profitable stock.
II is the general impression OF our merchants
that the spring trade OF Baltimore this year will
exceed in extent any preceding year, and that good
times are ahead, after q season Of unprecedented
ughincss in monetary transactions.
In the Baltimore market this morning thore was
but little doing, dealers snxiousy awaiting the
Pscihc's arrival Holders generally ssk 50 81 I
for Hour, but buyers relusc 10 pay over 81 25 un.
lcss II ~ held at the rick Of the seller for time
There $50 bbls Howard street flour sold for
81 %. Ssles OF red wheat at % 80 cents, and
S. SO cents, and Of ycllo w at 90 cens. Oats 40
cents, and scarce.
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Neto York Markets.

NEW YoRK, February ll-2 p m-Flour-Salcs
OF 1000 bbls common State and mixed Western
at 81 81. and Of Indiana at 81 81. a S.. Wheat
Sales OF 800 bushels southern white at lis cts.
Pork-Saies Of mess at $l5 so $i5 10, and Of
prime al $l3 81 $l4 l2s. Sales of 200 bbls.
lard at 81 % There continues fair movement
in cut meats, with sales Of 100 terces at $I4 so.
Sales OF 6O bbls. rosin at 1870 cts Other articles
are dull and unchanged. Stocks-Salcs Of Erie at
7Ss; Morris at l7s; Canton at 10; Reading at 65,;
United States Sc, 1860, at ll6,
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PHILADELPHIA Fourth Of y,du Convention.

HssnrsBvse, February l0.-In the House "a. day,
on motion Of MI. Flanagan, the Joint resolutions
reported from the committee ON the matter uf tho
erection OF monuments 60 the old thirteen States
in Independence Square were taken up, nd pass cd
finally. They provide for the appointment Of dele.
gatcs TO convention, TO be held in the city of
Philadelphia on the tth Of July, 1852. and nsmo
Governor Bigler and A. G.. Waterman as dele
gates on the part OF the State.
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The Lehman Acknowledgment Arrest

PHILADrLFHIh, February 1.-Two men have
been arrested this morning, and identified az the
two Hungarian refugees against whom suspicion
strongly rests as the ruurdersrs of young Lehman
the pedlar. They we're living in = house near the
Southwark canal, aud although they had Just paid
months rent in advance. were in the act Of NOV
ing away when arrested by the officer.
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,nENcu EMBRoIpEnIEs JUST az.

II CEINED.-The subscribers have THE day re.
ceived from New York general assortment of the
following, which have been selected from the most
recent importations, via:
Lace trimmed and embroidered Chomiscts, with
Sleeves 10 match
French embroidered Collars and Cuffs
Lace Collars and CuRs in sets
Tbresd-lsoe, and imitation lace Bertbcs
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed IIandkcr.
chiefs
Extra fine and low priced clear Lawn IIandkcr-
chiefs
Black lace Falls and Berthes, sc.
To which they respectfully invite the attention
OF purchasers. HOOE, BRO. 4 co.
Feb l2-4yif
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THERE is no doubt that Kossuth is a man Of Re-
MUS and ability His speeches in Great Britain
and the United States all show it. But that he has
been OF benefit to Hungary no one will pretend to
affirm He has involved her in utter desoaton,
and. we greatly fear, for his glory and per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and not for the cause Of
liberty and republican principles. The humbug-
gerry and foolish adulation paid this vainglorious
man since his arrival in the United States have
turned his head, and induced him to believe that
he can make the American people repudatc the
doctrine Of Washington and non intervention.
GreenriIis Is. g Patriot.
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NAvIoATroN OPENED BETWEEN THE DELAWARE
AND CHRsAPKAKE BAy.-The navigation of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal has been opened
by means Of the ice boats, which ha been forced
through ice in many places ten inches thick A
channel in Back creek and Elk river has recently
been made by the Ericsson steamers, and thus the
water communication between the two bays clear
ed of the formidable distractions that have M
peded it for nearly two months.
GPhiIadeIphia Bulletin, lOM
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DIANOS! PIANOS:-WILLIAM WALL, Penn
L sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
and next TO Mr.. Shanks's Iron Building, agent for
Nunn's x Clark's celebrated Pianos, which took
the premium at the Worlds Fair, and are too well
known to need any recommendation. They are
finished in the most elegant style, in rosewood and
mahogany cases.
Alec, one fine toned Melodcon, (Carharrs pa.
tcnt) which will be sold cheap for cnsh.
Feb Got
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Sailing of he NI0gnrn

NV YoRS, February 1.-THE royal mail
steamer Niagara sailed for Liverpool at noon to-
day, taking out $3.50 900 in specie, and thirty
seven passengers. Among her passengers are Tho
mss ID Sargent, Of Washington city; Messrs Van
voght and Euler, Of New Orleans; and Thomas
Martn. Of Ohio.
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.Sienmrr .Sfnf. o( nIninn I.Lnr.

PHiLADrIrBfh, February 1.-THE steamer State
Of Maine. from Fall River. for New York IL ashore
oil Greenwich Point, With one hundred passengers
aboard
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o. tsthsrtn. usye-.-A FINE Likeness of
this celebrated vocalist can be seen at the Dn.
guerrisn Gallery Of J. II. WHIrKHURST, in this
city Miss Hayes has pronounced IL one Of the beet
ever taken Of her. lie has slso likeness Of Gov
kossuTH and Col. RsnEzgSCzgY, FRsNcIs PuLszKY,
e. Macy, DR.. szrACzrK and DE. ThyLos, of Kos.
suth's suite.
Those who have not bad an opportunity Of sec
ing the above in propria persona, n coup.
fcfe,f prosenfmsnf Of them by calling at the rooms
Of Mr. w, which nre open TO the public at all
times Of the day. Jan y
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OFFICE OF CORRESPONDING
WashiNQtOM CitY.


4 Ill PERSONS having business III the city OF
IA Wasf ington are informed that the updeI-
81 gned has established here an OFFICE OF COHRE
for the purpose of giving any In
for nation desired by any person in any part OF the
world. No busness, whether public or private II
Of honorable character, will be excluded from the
of this office. Persons wishing to
know how to proceed in any business they may
have before Congress. in the public offices. &c.
will he discreetIy advised; and where professional
other aid is necessary, the best will be procured
or recommended.
The undersigned will regard all matters com
nunicated to Him in connection with this Office as
sacredly confidential, and will, by himself and
through such agents it may be necessary for
him to employ, every possible precaution TO
preserve them lnviulate.
Every letter Of inquiry must contain q ice oil tre
dollars. which will generally be the only remune-
ration required; but should it not compensate for
the service to be rendered, the proper amount will
be stated in a satisfactory letter in reply.
90 Address postage prepaid)
THOMAS T.. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington ID. C.
WAsHiNGroN CITY, January TO- 1852.
Mr.. THOMAS &. CONNOLLY is known to us az a
worthy citizen, gentleman OF intelligence. and
a. clear, accurate, and ready writer; and wa re.
gard him eminently qualified for the able,
prompt, and faithful performance of the useful du
ties connected with his new and original design oi
an OFFICE OF CoRREsPoNpENcx.
RICHARD WALLACE,
[U. S. Marshal for the District of Columbia
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor Of Washington City
10. GALES,
fSenor editor Of the National Intetgencer."1
n. w. LATHAM, IBanker.l
Ian 1O-TuThG Satif6m
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ARRIVAL OF GEORGE p. ROY.

A RMY AND NAVY PERFECT FITTING
IA COAT, VEST, AND PANTALOONS.-
GEORGE p. FOX, Tailor and Cloth Importer
&c, 1888 Broadway, New York, will do himself tho
pleasure OF waiting upon HE friends and custom.
ere, members OF Congress, Army and Navy ofiiscrs
&c, &c, and citizens of Washington, Tor n few
d'ys, at Wizards Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Feb l2-3ts
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ENREE EXHIBITION

LNREE EXHIBITION. From the Worlds
Il Fair, the grcatest curiosity and wonder of the
nge-a Coat without a scam. This Is most beau
tiful garment in texture and quality, and made
and finished in clegnnt'syie. This ia believed to
be the only coat Of the kind in this country.
VIM WALL, Merchant Tailor.
And Dealer in Ready made Clothing, Penn. av,
ten doors west Of 9th ct. and next TO Mr.. Shankss
Iron building. Feb b-bt
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DIED.

At Baltimore, on tho 9th instant, OF in1amma-
ton Of the brain, JOHN u. GLUCK, Of the United
States Coast Survey, native Of Stuttgart, Ger.
many.