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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-21


increase whether il shall be left exposed to an
vader.
What the condition Of English power in Canada and
in the British Provinces They have never since the
Of 1872 had small military force in those Pro-
vinces now. The Imperial Government has maintain
ed heretofore show Of naval defence upon lakes
But within the last six months has broken up the whole
naval force there and whatever exists While
thus showing the supposed motives peace the part
of Great Britain confess that peace less the inter-
est and the instinct Of country. The United
States might aggrandize themselves by war; but they
sure to be aggrandized by peace thank God that the
peace of the world is largely subject to the control Of
these two great Powers and that while they have com
mon dispositions toward harmony neither has need Of
establish its character for frmness for courage
Each has had enough Of
The camp, the host the fight the conquerors
Some honorable Senators have averred that they could
not trust this Administration because Of its anecedents
that Britain induced TO bold tone on this
question: by triumphs which she had obtained in neQotia
tons with this Administration. One general remark
meets all these objections and that is that they are
traneous issues each sufficient for discussion in
ITSELF Any Senator who thinks the interests of the coun
try have been sacrificed bring before the Senate
and the country and presentit distinctly for examination
But SIR, what are these charges in regard TO Cuba
Why, as understand that this Administration inter
posed to prevent expedition which IL alleged was
htted out In this country for that island in violation
our neutrality laws Was this aY If was, let sena-
tors dissatisfied repeal the neutrality laws IL thew can
and not censure the President for executing them What
complaint IS made in regard to Mexico? Why that the
Secretary OF State employed British banker as an agent
to pay the instruments the debt Of this Government
payable In the city of Mexico I see nothing wrong in
that An agent was necessary, and foreign one be
i've the money was honestly paid Mexico and that she
was satisfied But it Is said that British creditors got
portion OF the money know not what obligations we
were under TO take measures defeat British creditors
or any others the British Government from obtaining
satisfaction OF any of their debtors Indeed in some of
the States there is system Of remedies founded the
principle that the creditor has right to attach money be-
longing to his debtor in transitu
What has the Administration done or neglected To do
in regard to the Sandwich islands, II Is understood
that this imagined shorcoming Of the Administration
consists in the Presidents not having entertained as is
supposed, proposition from the Government Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPREME CoURT--Special Term.-Be-
fore Judge Roosevelt d Q ctsi n, IN the matef VI
HE INJUNCTION as 10 rebuilding Washington Marker,
a temporary inJuLcuon ~ 10 "nlcn va.
short tlrne SINCE by Judge King, the Count eonsinsn
that the feouirements Of Law rs 10 advertising lof
estimates Be, have not been compiled WIN W VIZ
Cannon Council that Mr.. Cor.ies the inteheel
coItr otor has no claim, IN consequence, Ipn e ~
Clty under the ordnance o. the common 'ounon'
and mat the Injunction restraining tneltofpOfAu"n,
us officers &c, from giving or executing con.i. -
10 Mr. or If already gwen. not 70 De piocseoeu. ~
be continued at least UntiI tae result OF vac EyeS
eaton CONNIE need can be known, or until the Nhyie
law OF the Gaze can he fully discussed ana consuu
cred on the final hearing upon the p'eAdhs' anu
proofs. .ornorate
bodv nerfom an act contrary 20 law, Iis d DC 49,.
trnst If vbicn this Court will take coghllane.,
go by junction only where there cahnos &c NAV
any other way, and that any 'sA'Pa'''
apply, in such case, TO the Court
cor,r oy GENERAL SESSIONS -Wednes,
~, "a BEFORE Judge Beebe and Ala Barr snd
Roycs -Serfsaces-Oswa ala AcIldh WI, 1919 ~ 70
- 90, victed Of grand larceny was sen'eIIo.
Gay o,o.. Prisno for years and months MS SIS
the ssis@5sitna implicated with him, this morning
seiIiy, ana was sentenced 70 The Safe III"
on for years. p.,x;.h Peach. q dsck
hand on board tse canal ooa. Se,lsst stolen
10 trial charged with having IN sep'e an hoard
= onantlty Of goeis which had oeea pusosS v one
rbs; yeasel to be conveyed 70 Isaiss' portion Of
piece Of crash, which as men' ~ hs oossesslon
r.. st,l.n properiy. was found ia M he cour, or
re W con vicfed Of petit larceny ann , ny
as s S' s ). . s :iH 6aasns was
An0tAr GTGna L1 nsyige recently stolen four s2o
Is9 on fIom islo. SSaIae.
ssa q Fl sf S.s the money and soas
The coni 10 Sescnp,on was found II possession o.
sseIs The case vas not concluded "hs3 'hs
20 adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
NOR CHARLESTON-The favorite
IINv 10 CAIIFnR-
dteamnoats an0 8eiIroaoe.
ROITE TO CHICAGO.

WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
W -TraIsof Niche IN southern and Northern H.
diana Railroacs daily ndal exec ted as follows
Leave lionroe and lOiedo az IS A ~ arrive at La
pore at 90 ? II thehre IasseI 20 BY SAGE on
PLANK 1ad IS "a Michigan City thercs by cars AZ
mic, 20 AEswortA aad b. stag u miles 20 Chicago Al
,er FEB !. By car through 20 Chicago
keimning TO Laporo saae way-cars leave Laporte a.
81 NJ az ID arrive at Monroe and roledD AZ IS Z Il.
Daily stages connect wlrh Frrt Wayne - Sturgs; with
Losspori la Fsyeiie ard ln1isna2 dis a. South Bend
ard other PAGES tie me With tae princ pal towns
uoTh and south.
E,Tolsdo Tins lire connects at IS VI OF VI. W IN
the Lake Ere South Shore route by stage 4nd railroad 10
Ceye and thence by Tsrold aud stage to Enc thence
nv railroad via Dunkirk 90 New York, or BY sage from
DunkITA to Buffalo, and by cars after r CD J.
The = VI. tram the New York and Ere koad, con-
meets alih tie Lake shore tIsip.
Passepe els at Cleveland can take all the way 70
Gh-thence by railroad and 20 niles staging %
Philacelt hla and NeqYoIk, Baltimore and dshing-
Tor +. +. "ILLiAolS, 9Al'-i'-D-.- .', ::
Ldr an Ian. IA, 1852, Jlo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
Y Trains leave ~ follows Sundays excepted from
Vier foot OF Duane-st.:
Mail TRAM al A. NJ FOR Dunkirh aal all Stations
NEWBIRGH EXPRESS TRAIN at p. ri.
WAY TRAIN. at p. NJ for SUiierRs OXFORD an0 inter-
me iGte Stations. . 90,
FvENIYG EXPRESS TRAIN at p. NJ for Dunklrk, con:
meeting with the Dunkuk and state Line and EIle A2l
Northeast Railroads Tor Ere. "a
Nv Ynrk. Dec. % 1881. NY Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
SUPREME COURT. City and County

SUPREME COURT, City and County oi
- Nev-York-Wilsm Binns and CIeo . .,9se&
scsiasi William h. Richardson -sum1ory q! AZ
demand on contract. Com not ser l-IO ~ -sTniyed
RICHARDSON YOn hereby SUNNI lhe1 t Is sled ii
to answer complaint 10 this action l.v Of New
the Office OF the Clerk Of the city and Cou' AZ he
York AZ The Cty Hall in said City, on tne o. he -sd
cenb.r 1881 ara 10 copy Of hs, i've 81
couplaiut on the subscriber at his ONCE tie
wal Ieet SesYork City, within tWeeg -; he day Of
,Tycr OF this summons YOU. excl lsive ~ onnls,st
such service AID If You fail 10 aus yer ths .,-, vii
within the time aforesaid the d aiDs N s s.~r.d and
tale judgment against for the sum o, one from
dollars snd ffty- cents w4th "a g.
m, itth day OF Aprl thousand eight n,d Me-
t,.tisht essy zee, 'he ' THOs SHERWOOD,
dl9 iawtwS PlAlstns A"ofhs'' Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
uvyuE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
....rrn CO Tug MAIL HIF An ERS. The ahins

.o,r osIur rms Inc lft Ilt I"4IV''t4- =, =, =,
AilLL11fC T,pt luce BALTIC. Capt. Coinstoct
AMI ADRIATsC, Capt Grafton.
These sAipa have been built by contract expressly o'
rn an stryice Fvery has bsen taken in thelr
"1struciian az aso hsr EnEines TO insure strength
20 speed sd their accommodations for passengers ara
rssnlsd or ELEGANCE and comfort Price II passage from
YORK 70 Liverpool In FIRST clasS CABIN, 3l2O IN second
10 go g1rp6ye x exrs sze a.e r)oms 1900 from
Syevoo to New York. ESQ and E2e Al srpenencsd sur
-, ship NJ hfrth 7ecpred 1n paid for
49, PROpOsEn nATE9 OF SanINl4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD D.

III
and Pl'tsbuIg through in TWENTY FOUR HOURS -Oh ana
after Dec TO- Passengers will be carried by the Pennsv2-
MA Railroad Company, between Philadelphia aId Pitts-
burg IN Twenty Hours, with only 20 nes Of Staans
over an eIcellent Turnpike. Fare Sill
Thsjs he shortest ard best between he btfa;
West and the Atlantic Cities and the acccommodl
are u all respects OF he highest character. The Express
Tbr ugh Tam lin "A hours leaves the Depot, Market
west Brosd-s every evening a 5! o'clock: The Io..-
ing WAY Tram leaves The place ~ &c yci, A ~
By this line Passengers viii he carried through in - hour
With a good nights rest a. Holiday sDufs. .
The above Lines sass through Lancaster, Hif-7nr 70
Iewittown, HUNTINGDON, JohnstOHn, &. crossing tpe
Mountains b. day hRht.-Pkilalelpha, d &c 1851.
THOS MOORE,
do agent PENNSYLVANIA Ra.r1ed Ig,nya. ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.--In the matter OF
- the application OF he Mayor, Aldermen ana 90 ~
mon Az AT Inc & ~ Of New YORK relative ~ he VI Gn
ING Of Fifty. NINTH ST. from SIN az y SlOA- ~
IN the Civ Of New-YoTk. The undersi sneu
,rs - ard Assessment the ahYs eA-Aiec A
tor teTeby give nolice that they VIII n eel AZ M
As1oa CUB Esg No IS Grand - II me ~ 81 -,
yc-k on saturday the l7h daF II mary oJ< a 1Si
cc'rk N ne afternoon FOR The purpose Of hedez n ~
rurs,iop 10 ths estimate az assessment ma1e y 1o
n,srsr. IN he Above entitled mattel AM psfsvs " ye
US Who nav CONSIDER them,eses 2gzneFse 'lef'0f-
Da.ed Esw-Y Januzry 3 lS.Z
JANIS DEWEY, ,,o,-,b
FFyRT +. DAVIES, Attorney. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
SUPREME COURT-The NswyorL

4" If Iusu suce and TrHst Company against Iemnsl L.
DaDr. a.u oLrsis summons You are aeeoTsunmonel
ls1sI he compliant ~ this cause, Of which copy II
ctr ahfef VII stfved npon yor, and serve copy Of
Jrur sAsrer on ne. ~ my office. No. 81 ~ast, N the
Cty of New York within twenty lays Al - the
hereof sxcusvc Of the day OF such service Or ylaAa
Twenty DAYS after service II copy II SAID cmplaint
ceny ~ a,uanssd within tWenty days aner
here ( and n yeu fail To- yer thu COMPLAIN a. atrc
e. tse ola NJ de u app.y 20 this Court or the relief
demanded IN ne rliut TIE COMPLIANT 8 fled ri We
cnfc q re Click e Caaltf ~ 1rita Datcg Ne
lV4A, L,ctmuer ~. 1881
BEVFsLFY Robinson, Jr,
PalaliI's Attorney. No 50 Wall ST
To me ans X bert C-lse.'' SenheD Ssulres nd
be 'i'e. end Oliver Wsrb7oos snd Eh1s his
NE di2 las6sF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

~ Hon. GEo. DENNY, President OF inc
Granite Bank, died at his residence IA
Mass, on "Wednesday, the IAN inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
" having clans against CHARIE S A GLLLiA IN,
SON deceased formerly Of Geneva ~ $780, Ia
thereof to the subscribe, al his Office IN sns ~, s,h
Geneva in The County Of OBtao OF before Ius seia
A.. 80 Eshrnarv nsyt-Daied Geneva. 1sfh JUL. lboi
"a, o. 1877, 81. LANES h WOODS, EIeo1tof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

EDW'DK COLLINS CO.. & WaIl-st.N.Yors
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool.
4 @ ROBERTS & CO., IS Kings Arm, fari
JOHN MUNROE & CO. &c Rue More Dame Ia
VictoiIeS Pans, or GEO. Il. DRAPER, hayre.
Ins OF thssc ships Will not be oGntabs IOf )
.yer Auon specie jeyeiry precious st1neg ~ c7t2'
ssloss n, p S.'. % 1xnrassssd Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
Eeeai Notifes.

SUPREME COURT-LENl 5. CHAT
SFIELD Attorney General Of the State OF New foIk,
agamsi TIE PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS AND COSi-
PANY or THE CANAL BANK OF ALbANf.-ln
pursuance order OF the Supreme Court Of me STATE ~
York made the twenty eghin day Of MAY 1917,
hereby notice the holders OF the outstanding cc0
ang bills OF the sad Canal bank ana 70 the pei
sons holding The certificates given by the undersigned as
such Receiver the balance remaining unpaid on notes OF
bills surrendered on receiving the tst dividend oi sIty
per that they required present the sad notes oE
bills and certificates for payment the SAID Receiver al nus
once IN the Cy of Albany. within two years IRON the ul
Of IN default thertofthatthey Will be precuded
ho The benefit the fund provided for the payment OF ne
sd nors ~ bills and certificates, and nom All claim oy
reason OF holding the same and that the sad fund wl be
disposed OF under the direction OF the SAID Court Tor me
beueht 81 The other creditors Of the sad Canal Bank IN
such manner may he hereafter determined for the
greater convenience Of hoss holding the said balls and GER
tfcaies the Receiver has made arrangements by Which the
same will also be PAID presentation 20 the Commercial
Bank IN this ciy.-AlbaAy, June |, 1850.
rel law2yE ANDREW WHITE RECEIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

DSON RIVER RAILROAD
WRIGHT ARR ANGENiENr, December IS, 1851.
Freight ard enyrNnts gong North and West viii be re
ceyed at Canalst Freight House Ereghi arriving from
tbs North ard West viii be nnoaded and delivered az IN
~ - Station on West-s and allowance OF 90 cenft
per tun Will be made for carriage on property consigned
or soEth OF Canal st Live stock Hay, SC, viii be
ar II N W c. YOUNG, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
n EW-Y or K and NEW:HAYEN

~ r W y d r X and \ EW III AN EN-
/ Y RAILROAD.-wINTER ARRANGEMENT. Dec.
J. l8jlTrans out Of New York leave lear corner OF
Canal 81. and Broadway -
ACCOMMODATION TRIMS leave for New Haven at and
u A. Nj pMd4 p. 81 The ll3O 4. NJ. runs m con-
nection with Train from New Haven u Hartford ard
Sufiugiiell, akd with Train the Canal Road
ENPREss TRAINS fgr Ne " Haven Hartf I'd SDnlenel1,
tC0rnectc River and Vermont Railroads, to Oedeas
oureh and Mon.Ieaj poiton and Worcester at 4. H.,
stoJs at Stamford and 8lidgep)t) end ~, staps al
Stamford NOrwak and Bridgeport y time, about % nouns
T. Boston The A II. connects with the HOusaonc ana
NaneatucA Railroads bridgeport, and Canal Railroad
81 NeW-Bavsn The o'clock ? d. win Napga.ucS
Raiiosd az Bridgeport -,
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester, al $50 A ard 81
3 B. Step at Mount Vernon and Pelhamglle.
TRAINS INTO NEW YORK; accommodation I aims lea!s
New Haven at $50. 7, and 81 A. M, an1 go 2 NJ
The IS A M. receives passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford and Canal Railroad ~ New Haven, and from
Naugaiuck Railroad at Bridgeport. The i20 p d. re-
ceives passengers Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven IN arrival OF Trans
rom posto az and IS NJ stopping a, Bridgeport,
Norwalk and stamford leaving Boston al A. NJ, and
Y. A. ,.
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ, and
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House and
pnncTa Hotels, GEO ". " HiSlLhh Jk.,
d5 superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.--
4 4 NETWORK 70 ALBANY and Troy Winter
Arfaneemnnt On THI RSl Az Jan Il Inc TRIMS Wi,


Arrangement. On THU RSDAY, Jan Is, the Trains VIII,
until further notice run follOws.
Leave Eew-Yofk gong Moth, rom tns olce near
ChambeTsst. At NJ. FIR through freight only start
ing nom 3lst-ss At a. H. for selgers - Peaks
IN ana al intermediate stat rs II An sIai Tram
foI Albany Troy, stopping al Peeksk and all stations
north of thai p'ac3 signal At 81 ~ for way and
through freieh' only starting from Sls.s') At Il Pm,
Express Tram for Aibary 9lo Troy stopping only at
Peskski, Cold Spring Eishk POughSeepse, Hhinebeck
hudson. At passengers and fire. ght to Peeks-
XII on stopping at Ell way stations At NJ, pa'sen-
gers % PeeksDl only stopping ~ way stations A.
pm Nal Tram or albany aud Trey sfopsng q. Peess-
XII Cold Spring Fishkl. New Hambureh and Pokeepsle,
and AL stations north Of that place signal. Al 81 NJ
for Poushkeepsie stopping at all way aons A. O. NJ
for Fmigrans and through freight only from 3st -
Gong south leave Troy Engine Station, at u NJ l0f
NJ ard l0m =. NJ Leave Albany at d a. NJ, for
through freight Ony from East Albany) AT u AN,
Msl Train for New York, stopping a. all way stations
where there nalsto be received and delivered AZ
Nj for way freight onlf, (ir0m East Albany Al IL
Nj Express Tram oI New YORK stopping only at Hud-
sen Rhnebeck, Poush espse Fshkill and PeessAu AT
g. NJ for passengers TO New York, stopping al way
stations signals At q p. NJ, from East Albany
Leave Po1ghseepsis for lgew-York a 81 4. NJ
ping at way staff,
leave Peekskil for New-YoTk at g. AM, passengers
for New York, stopping az 0ay-staons At 10 M pas
scngers and freight to New York stopping at WAY stations
At NJ passengers to NewYOrk, stopping al way-sta-
tons. -,
Nsw-York Jan. Is, 1852. Jl5l ROBr. HlGHAM, Supt.
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mortgage. they earnest hope tia, the hand Of SYM
paihy NAV no longer oe withheld, ant the usefalne<s
OF the institution curtSed, for want oi suitable sup
port
fAs Association for ne Bencf OF Cel'red OrpAsas
coarf .l's Mars Nsrrsg, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
NIpRE.Nln COuRT.-Ln the matter Of

HENRY z. DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel ms ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

The cepressed STATE OF the finances AZ ne Pis.v.,
time, az WIN be seen BY the Treasurer report sa
barrassirg ana perplexiDg to tne oveleH; an,s-
nave fst that the value Of this Institution Is 9ype
c cate by that portion Of the community whose
Christian philanthrophy demands the isl.sy ns
moral and Intellectual training OF me i',.,
WITHOUT Obstruction Of comp le1ion or casie - essen
,islIv TeouisIte 10 the welfare Of society.
10 To. Sc they would address themselves ar rev
crate her appeal for succor snd support; le re-
caInts Tor cnrren. expenses, from individual dons-
s,a i,ssthan the preceding year. aud the SIZE
Of he family considerably increased The AaaageL ger
have supposed that contributions may oe ke2s al a.
10 eopseauence OF the Legislative appfopfa",
IA aI,,,c "a 10 When II 4, RENE noered ina M
vas ,pecifcaly granted for improvenentSS U are
n,sm,ses wi ich we're imperaiivey requifeo aia ~
kappIIy IN progress and also for tue h9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
rNuknIGH TICKtTS no CAll-

n FORNIA Our Independent Steamers leaving
New York he 2gh I'll Jsnuary aud the lt OF Fehtay
viii connect with The following Steamers NeS Orleans,
God. Hun'er snd Monumental Guy. The New orleans
wlt.ke he passeI OF the Steamer OF the 2h These
tickets picgery guaranteed against detention N the
Itimus and the only line tor Passengers % take
through trk cts EOI FreiEht or passage apply
Ut2t b s. HAlGKr, Agent. No Battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS & co Liverpool.
PATaICK HENDERSON, CO glasgow. ds
NANDERBILT'S NEW LINE BE-

' TWEEN NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The only Through Line via Nicaragua number OF days
shorter than any other of the following
first class s'e2Hships between NETWORK and SAN
JUAN DE NICARAGUA;
The PROMFIHEUS. Capt. Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt BALDWIN ..
And between SAN JUAN DEL 81 K and SAN FRAN-
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-07
Georgetown and It's Affairs.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. Up m.
The Board Of Aldermen and Common Council
passed last night resolution approving, and
Congress, the plans of Mr.. Selden and others for
furnishing the District cities with pure water.
An attempt was made on Thursday night by
an unknown person. to rob the driver of Mr..
r. Barnard's milk wagon when near the resi-
dence Of E. NJ. Linthicum, esq. His horse was
stopped, and his money demanded, and upon
making resistance, he was struck several times
with stone and considerably injured his cries
brought W. Addison, who lives near by, to his
assistance, when the villain fed
IN offer will be made this afternoon by num-
her Of gentlemen to break up the ice in our har-
Dor by means Of submarine batteries.
The offering Of beef cattle and other stock al
Drovers' Rest this week, has been large, and
prices for beef have ranged from So to 81 per
one hundrc,Tounds gross. Sheep, $2.G24 @S425
per head. Hogs, S6.S74@$7.
The following are some Of the retail prices in
our market this morning: Best cuts beef, l0c.
per H.; mutton S(d l0c. veal, S(910c; pork,
lOc. bacon. all kinds, l2ac. butter, 20@31ic. !;
lard, l0@ l2lc; eggs, S7lc. per dozen; turkeys,
SIC. 6$1 .25 apiece; chickens 50GG62lc. per pair;
potatoes, 25@8lc. per peck; apples, 37a@50c.
per peck.
The -four market this morning is firm, with
an upward tendency. No sales reported. Sellers
hold off. Wheat from wagons, SEC; corn, Csc.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-07
Presentations. Invitations and Rccep-
tions OF Lola Monies.

We published several days ago a notice Of the
presentation to Lola Monies Of medallion like
ness Of Washington by deputation of highly
respectable association of Philadelphia. To-day
We understand that she has received an invitation
to he present at the grand Civic Ball Of the Young
Mems Dramatic Association Of Georgetown. The
invitation was rendered by committee in behalf
Of the managers, consisting among others, OF the
Mayor, Recorder, Sc me conimit'ee state IN
their letter that the managers ieel anxious, IN
common with the population Of Georgetown, to
show by this mark Of respect their appreciation
of her character, and their disapprobation of the
sonderous reports Of her calumniators The
Lola Montano Juror appears to be fairly up, and
her theatrical debut on Monday night at the Ma
tonal Theatre will probably be the most bril-
liant ever given in America.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-07
ODEoN HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.

WEIsENFELD & CO., FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERs
Cor. Al street and Penna. Avenue.
TIME PROPRIET0RS of this Establishment respect
i fully announce to the Public that they prepared
TO exhibit Of the largest stocks of Clothing
in the city, having enlarged Store to such
that it surpasses any similar Establishment in the Dis
trct. Having the advantage of being supplied from
own Clothing Mandatory North, we can offer induce
ments that will satisfy the purchaser that not only
keep the best and largest variety but at the time
fifty per cent less than goods can be got elsewhere
We invite the attention of the Public to portion
our stock.
OVERCOATS AND SACKS.
0vercoats Of the latest styles, all colors
Fine Black 0vercoats, fine Blue do
Fine Brown 0vercoats, fine Olive do
ALI shades of Drab 0yercoats for servants
Loose Sacks, all colors latest style
Business Coats, large variety; Hunting Coats
Blue Sacks, very rich; Double 0vercoats something
new; fine Dress and Frock Goats.
PANTS AND VESTS.
Fine Doeskin Pants plain and striped Pants o large
variety; Cassinet Pants: Tweed do
Grey Cashmere Pants Vests of all qualities.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Boys and youths Clothing the largest variety in ths
city, at prices to astonish.
Call and examine for yourselves.
IS Don't forget the place. oct 24-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-07
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs, AND vEsTINGs.

DLACK French Cloths and Cassmeres; black and
ID colored Silk and Satin Vestings; green, blue, and
brown Cloths and colored Cassmeres; all OF which will
be sold very cheap. Also Me
100 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
cases bleached Sbeetings and Shirtings
bales brown do do
25 pieces Bed Ticking
. SO do Satinets, Tweeds and Jeans
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers
Hosiery, Gloves Blankets Counterpains, Shawls, Nous
selaines, Calicoes, &c.
Customers will be pleased to give call, and will
pay them for their trouble. WIN. X. RILEY,
oct 10--tr cor. Sth st. opp. Centre Market.