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THREE ST. AYERS CAPTURED by fGE BEITrsH-- EXCITE-
MENT AMONG THE oUBANs, ETC.
NEW 0RLEAvs, Dec 2G. 1852.
The steamship Empire City has arrived at her wharf
with Havana dates to the 10th instant.
she reports that the Brtsh frgete yests arrived ct
Havana the 10th instant with the notorious slave
schooner Venus and two other savers, as prizes.
Much excitement existed in Havana, in consequence
Of this upmisakcablc deter nnation the part Of the
British to suppress the slave trade.
Captain Bison passenger by the Empire City to Hs
vana died OF erytIptlas.
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Psrs0pay Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Irving uouse Dr 4. o. Ackley Cleve-
lspJ; Com, Mayo, U 3. Hon Q. Caarch pennsyva-
Luther Lee Yale College; Capt Dustros, Detroit; g.
sturgee Toledo; g. b. Sturges, CleYclani Lieut. Rod
gore u s. N Col n. n Henderson, Mercer, Pc J.
Converse Boston; i Tyler, spripgded J. ~ rsrlson
phsdelI bia; Rev. H. T. stimp.on Castieton; Floyd A.
Williams, U. s. N: DR. ". NJ. Greene, Buffalo; Rev. A.
Wiletts Philadelphia; DR. Osborn Aubufni y. :. Dun
hsm Charle.top s. G.; E.v DIR Creighton, Bee twood;
Robert Howard u s A; Capt. ouIiand, U, s Al Hop
G. Dean Poughksepsio, d. Russ Weed, Montreal; & v.
Faxton Utica; Msjor g. NJ Launan. Bn1lo; NJ. D.
utnrs- ph-v,rp,., =, u Peyhias Mobile Major A.
Stiovar California; Cadet q. A. Goreon Ws,t roiut!
ssoise RhoSsS he 1,,,.isE pr0,id;n'i @'''S iN Col
- '.se Howsrd notei--W @ Angtn aud laiy Provl-
, n w. Williams, Buffalo; w w. Wilson, New
9tno.' 1' Walker. do; d. Smith ard lady Norwich;
] M9p-oe New >cioidi 4 White philadsl phta; q a.
a, hu,y. l. Me,rs Masschu- sits H. Mitchell Baosor;
II w. King Maione; J. b. Gall .asr, NQj a, Esmes,
Springfield; A. W. Fox, Boston; N .Sl9en, oswss5'
g. N kimball, Cksreston; H. Earle, Worcester IL. J..
ht The Metsorolitan Hon. Louis MoIane, Bstinaore
Edward Power England; Ii Q. Lsoy, do II. ) New.
man Wisconsin; w. Miller. Washington; J. Williams,
MaryisDd; Rev. Il. q. Waters Baltimore, Hon. J. n.
Peek, Vermont; r. Battle, La; J. p. Terrill, 81.
Louis; T Dwight, New Haven: g Sanford, do; ".
Blanehayd, st Louis.
AZ the American -Rsy O. Fitch. No.; W. G. SIN
clair Philadelphia: Ed~srd Toth do; Major Msston,
Marines; 8. r. Brok. PHILADELPHIA v. A. Roberts,
UsN.; DR.. Spencer, 6yracuss DR.. Robbins Boston;
II. whitney. Chaflestoui J. y McAuley, u. .sN.
At the Astor wv. II. Harris, Albany II. X Hath-
bone, do; r.. Usher. Louisville; L. Lawrence, Athens;
@. Bcplor. Philadelphia Csen, Brighton; Geo Ty.on,
Baltimore; J. Murrcs, Philadelphia; Judge LemPkin,
Gtorein; Rev II. Cobb, do; Capt ballard salem Hon.
r. NJ Hunter left the Astor House ystsrdy for Boston
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Anstria

ALAEAED AT THE DEsIGNs OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
However pacific intentions of Leus Neposon may
be the papers at Vienna sounding the OLD alarm
that deeply laid plot has been formed for revolution
in Savoy--of with the object Of annexins that
coveted territory TO France The Austrian ministerial
organs go farther and declare that in Pitdmont
very strong French party exists which would be glad to
form more oiose union wi h france. The articles are
exceedingly warlike they declare that Recetskl has Go
1snded Dforc ments In Itsly and that his demands
will be nocedad to,
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Items 4. on, Boston.

MORTALITY AT sEA---rw0 CHILDREN BURNED 10
DEATH.
Bo.rov Dec "a. 1852
Tbe schooner Gisers from St Domingo City, Dec Ist
for Boston arrived at Holmes Hole yesterday She has
experienced very heavy weather and the fourth day
out the mate and died of tho black rorat end
but men with the 2a'n has beer able 20 30 duty
on the pessage.
Yesterday, n. small house In Blake's Court was
damaged by FIRE and two children OF Mrs Cecilia Doherty
eyed four ana two years, were burned TO death The
mother akseRt.
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BOILER IxPLosIoN-FoUR MEN KILLED VIRGINIA
AND TIE PUBLIC LANDS
BlLriNoRE, Dec. o. 1852.
We bayc no nell South Of wilmington this evening
The steam mill Of jesse PiPkin at Vain N O.
exploded yesterday morning, killing three whites and
negro.
reecuion has been introduced ip the Virginia Iegis
aturo In of the distribution putc lands for pur
poses of eoucat. n and internal improvement.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Ars from New ftrK-Dec Glasgow (s) Glasgow 9TH.
Hsnef nix Hueasn at Lordcp rrnceteR niberns DO witt
Clr tor, and Wost Point st Liverpool; St Sage do
old for New York Dec 6. ELL, Maria Lvorr ,oli
Sth Andes se) from Lverpool 9h Supple from Graves
end; 10th, Arctic, do
sid for Boston-Deos Forest Queen from LoAdon Isa.
bele, fror GraveBsnd. -t--t
sa for PhSaeiphispec g. City OF Manchester tsl from
LivorYol.
Sid for onsSloasonpec 4 Queen Victoria from Deal;
Defence. md Jesae Miller fIsm LIVERPOOL.
Sid for Sa,InnshDec D. Jane Tudoe for Liverpool 9th,
Etoanor from
SID for Mobils-Dsc6 g. Asia srcu Glasgow; 9TH. Ayatea
from DE- al; Eth, Orleans from liverpoel.
sid New Olleer s-Deo g. Rome Cardiff; Naples,
from Den Cran. Coloniot Beimont. Jamsio.s Caaou,
Jenny Lind Ineg, Jhn kckebgie from Liverpool; 9th,
Lady o; Tie wis., fIom Bratoi; Derby Castle from Liver.
pool. -
Arr from st Johp NB-Livorpoo Lonshope and sld
Grapeenouth 3D. Clara AM Broto Indus thoCydo;
Nova Scotia do 4th Douglass, at Huli Monmouth, at
Glavtsepa soes In Tho clyde; 9Th John Bresnt ~ Brs
to DinieI Webster at Iiverroo lido, Winfield Soost and
Devon, 81 do; Josephine in Pcnsyth Roads.
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rur cUsToNs Union.

TIE
Rome OF the paper correspondents at Vcuns Init.
"a ate that Prufsa will eventually prevail In tho veari
come controversy respecting tho Customs Union ltis
eaid that simple trade treaty will be proposed in al the
German etstes -
V;Ig the Chambers pass any final deoision as to
the removal OF the Daoh commercial ifootef 70 the
Elder.
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OyE "CABNsr" 0rFTcEH SURE Father Boyls-
top Of the Amberst Cabinet speaking Of the dncsiuR
In the way OF Cen Pierce selecting the mort deeira6
men for his onsttutionai advisers. says Ws1 W
have one consolation, at least-that having existed
through all. the administrations of the Presdents AA
0y wears we shsll be permitted BY tho oouatv Of ss
nscmtpg dynasty, 20 "sa i've" aud sct u Tho ssas
sepSqiIy, -
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Charge 5 False Pretsrses Disnassed-A fsu days ascl
two ladjes named Wilson, we're srreeted on ohArgo9
obtaining hi, o. mi nery goods amounting to icversl
hurdIed doissre ftcm merchant n John street un 9
alleged fslse representations The csso wss investigates
before Jusiice Csboru who tbs wholo facts bcsnE
presented TO the court aisisssd tbe charge the eva
osnes NOT ssatSirjpS complains ok tslse ptsNnoss,
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Markets.

CH,.LEsroy. Dec. "a 1862
The ,sts OF cotton to dsy Ile0 bales at $40
sac. Mddlirg fair s quoted at 9idc. The increased
ceipts the date lat year at al the Scuh.rn
ports k 4o8 000 bales the In the stock s
1880 bales The stock On hand at this port Is q 500
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rsoonrss or BRITISH ANNsxArlos-Tns cELssrIAL

rRoGpIss or BRITISH ANNEXATlON-Thh cELs5rIAh
REBELLION.
The overland mail Calcutta had arrived at Trieste
By ttesrsphc despatch In anticipation OF the mails
e learn that the second portion Of the troops
soon had started for Prone under the command cf Gen
Goodviu IL was intended to advance to Ava ~ land
nv tho same despatch We informed that the lnsur
rctiou In Chirs spreading and that the troops OF ns
Celestial Emperor had In several instances peen oeieslou
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The Fren en- Empire.

aUMORYD MINISTERIAL CHANGES-RAILwAYS--ro.
LITICAL PRISONERS AND ExILES PARDOEED--THE
xMPEROH's ANTICIPATED MARRIAGE, ETC.
the English and Belgian Ministers have formally pre-
eerted their letters dt.Dg them 30 the imperial
court.
Rumoes Of ministerial change sgain rife.
Geeerals DaTeguay a alisrs and d'Hautpcol are az
pecaed 10 be made Earkhais
Ths Emperor has set at liberty great number OF po
uoa prisoners and article ha, boon published in the
Mitc.r offering the imperial pardon to all eyilss
sept those guilty OF the boes crimes who are suffering
for their foimer disoo. oiance TO the
their aomispg that ttey will abstain from similar
duct ip future
The ministry OF the rpire have resolved not to sane
t;on any more new railway in any part Ct Frauce until
those in OF construction ara completed, or
At all events, further advanced
Prince Albert Of Saxony Il rival to Louis Napoleon
.ssr the bsrd Of the Princess Vasa However the in
tended elerce of the Emperor with the Neapclitan
Princess Ia stL currently spoken of In Patis.
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PfrTsBuse, Dec "a 1882
David Jewell who has been convicted Of the murder OF
Mitchell and refused new trial had sentence of death
passed upon bim 20 day by Judge McJiurs The pri-
onvr betrayed Ut itt4e emotion.
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1he Disasters go tho Brig Atlantic aud Bark


PHILADELPHIA, Dec "a, 1852
letter from Berlin Nd states that the brig Atlantic
vas hauled oil on the 2lst inst during hear blow
the northeast and ssiled for tho Capc Of Virginia
leaking somewhat All her cargo landed uudamsggd
except seventy bales Of cotton and sixty ercss Of rice
PirSoy has been held the bark tjs6mont aud sue
has baen condemned She is TO be stripped and her hull
sold
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Interesting from New Brnnswiek.
THE FISHERY QUESTION TRADE WITH THE UsfTEI

TIE FIHHEHY QULSl ON THADE WITH TIE UFiTNU
Stairs, ETC,
BosTow. Dec Gap. NJ
g. John N. papers Of the s1s instant, state that
meeting to bo held il that city The ed instant to
consider the propriey Of mcmsriaizing Her Maesy's
the snect Of tho hoiieg and 30 protes.
against any negotiations being ccnpe.ed with tho United
States without the end approval Of the colo
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Insaln nusf China,

Tho lsw regarding the press nos psssed the chsmpers
its provisions very str ngeht
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Commercial Intelligencs.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Lospos, Dee. 70. 1867
Morey continues in demand The amount Of scia :
ybs pank Of England was cal 6e5 and have agsin
had largo arrivals Of gold from Australia. Consus leave
of at 1oo1s looN. for money.
syCuRiTiRs.
.xo.L. ora uai, svp ,ortpd nj the following
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THE RkcrNr SUIcIDE IN NEw JERSEY Tho
editor OF the Railway Rpubiioa received letter en-
Tuesday FROM Stephen Lawrence the person whs shot
himself In Newerk on Monday night, OF which the fol
lowing extract showing conclusvsly that the se
WA pre- meditatsd He was formerly resident Of
Railway - NEwAsK, N. y Dec 10 1864.
MIR 6BANN--If am not frustrated la my intes stors,
when this reaches you my life viii be extinct My last
best vitAes fer al Your uafcrtupsts fricnd,
LAWRkyOE,
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s,ecdy Fight bstwesa two. Cadets.

I0UlhgILk. DC. =, JNl.
Two cadets at the Military institute Frankfort Ken
tvchy. neucod Panel and Ipg,hm, had desperate
centre to day The former shot in tie chest the ball
penetrating the lungs, and the latter hsd his skull cleft
with tatciet.
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Madrid letters state that Sencr NayaeE had had long
interview With the Queen and 1t is tbousht he sil be
called TO power.
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Passcngs, > by the Canada

Fon RosroN-Nr and Mrs Yielding. Mra aud Miss He.s
ley &r ana Mrs Mr. and Mrs Lammen Mr aud Mrs
ioey mossrs KNAPP, Lyon Bredcn, Drserans De Pooge
Appleton Qumhsnm SCOT. Losky, Br.Es. Ratte, Penso.
Wayb'ans. Do D.nsTiguwenn HollinE Crsgory Caric,
Mauri t. GslleFos, Heryisc HotTes Johaetou, Wtlsme
tir sh Nill.
FoR nALIrAx-J Il De woW and two children, Mossrs
Pafsen Howe Vac ghsn. Botts Oven. Campbell Laugh
Two Nisses Han iltoR.
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bales with $3.50 speculation and bales for export
The following arc the authorized quotations -

bales with $3.50 spesatsn and ol0 bales for export
IN: following arc the authorises quotations
hiddlng oiisan,. i'd Inferior s.9 sSd
4S6 600 boles of which 9c5 are American against
strek last year this time OF 3Sl 600 bacs OF which
le6 600 were American
have ben dull in consoquorc Of fall In the Liverpool
market and the increased estimates.
STATE OF rRADH
Cloth has been in limited demand at last weeks pcee
whilst domes, les and shirtings again lower; aud
yarns have declined 4 'fd per pound without pro
dncins any increased inquiry
BREADsrUFFs.
LIvEarooL, Dec. 10 1852.
The cfrn market Was very animated In tho early part
wheat and Is per barrel our but having
ceased for the time the folio Eiug gwen,
but are barely maintained wheat. 7s "a S.
sps 2es Sd Philadelphis Baltimore and Ohio 2es cd
Canadan 2es. Cd. . EOS I'D sour, 2as Cd q 26s White
Indian corn 36s mixed, 34s 3ls Cd. per quarter
PROVISIONS
From w Gardiner & Co q Circular
The demand for beef has continued the limited
scale which has nov preveiled for come time past Che
d. alsrs buy very cautiously waiting the effect Of
some expected arrivals Of beef Rather advanced
prices have boeD paid for Irh aud French pork Tho
market Is bare Of stock and the tendency stu towards
higher rates Irish bacon firm at the last advance
No American here. Lard Is nominaiy held at sst weeks
qotatiops but the demand r on the mo st limited
scale Holders would submit to easier terms to make
progress. Ta!ow has receded fully Is. per cwt and
the,o are now more sellers than buyers
PRODUCE.
From Wright Gasdy & Go. u Circular
AsHEs Moderate sales Of Montreal pots ad pearls at
Dos Cd. q 17s per cwt.
QUEAciTnoa B4aK--Retail sales at es Cd q I0s per
cwt
TuRprsrNE Sales Of eco bbls at lis Spirits are
quiet at ASS 49s
Ros,N -Comusnds 5s. 6s a &C. Cd per owt at which
20c0 bbls have been sold He Is plentiful and easy
to buy.
LNsFrp CAFES and dearer sales Of thick at
f9a go Is Cd Fer ton, and 80 IS for thin oblong.
[From Barring Brothers' London Circular
In the COLONEL and foreign produce markets business
I'D per ib,
WHEAT is also g. per quarter and four Is a Is. per
bbl dearer.
CorTcN Ia dull at quarter penny decline.
lRoN, LEAD, and Tin ageiN higher.
PARIS, Dec 8, 1852,
There 1, little doing Ia Iice Gnd in general there
dulness and ccspondency which s owing the
state OF the money marhet at Paris.
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Four DAYS Later fsorm Havana.

Mortality at sea---ilurder---The Markets,
&C., &C.. Sc.
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TIE pANls BoURs'


PARIS, Dee. 8, 1852.
The heavy settlement Of the funds In November scems
ursccountsble and fear IL s omen that the politt
ssl horizon will not be long unsoudedst ,erss unessi-
Sess 10 felt In that quarter.
COTTON.
LIyrnpoor, Dec. 10, 1859
Since e departure Of the last steamer the pro'pects
OF the crop reaching three millions Of bslos combined
With the continuance Of heavy rains and floods through
out this country, which makes the sowing Of winter
wheat impossible, has created much unsssnsss among
Aoders and up to last evening, cotton was forced OF a.
decline Of fully three eighths Of penny per pound
anxiety 20 press sales ths business being about o0o
bses but without prs duoDg any advance and the mar
kst oloee smely st the decline OF one cuftn e psn
ON the bettsr class Of American, aud per
pound on ordinary and ridjpg qualities, whist insrior @
5sQults uSnalesbls. Ihs saIes tcr tAAwsck wAs DsW
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AFFAIRS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
~>@->~-o-NN~>N~~~~o~>~N
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM CUBA.
>Ns~~~oN>o~>oNNHao+No
Three Slayers Captured by the British Fleet.
,~o1~>~~Nr~~~->oS~N<Noo~>~>~
Another SLAYER Arrested, at Port Praya, by
the American Fleet.
>~~-~>~~y~>>~~~NNrS-rS~rN~
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASH NGT0N.
Progress of the Treaty Negotiations with
Great Britain.
HORRIBLE RENCNNTRE IN KExgEfkY.
N~~>N-No~N0s>~ey>N.~>oseoe~
Children Burned to Death in Boston.
s~N~NN~N>NNo@NN~rNoyNNN
AFFAIRS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASH NGTON.
HORRIBLE aENcasTaE IN KExgEek
Children Burned to Death in Boston.

INTERESTING FROM NEW BRUINS WICK AND
RIO JANEIR0
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Affairs IN England.

EXCITEMENT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UrON
TIE AIsISrRY, ETC.
The London correspondent of tho E,ropscs Times,
writing under date Of Friday, p. H., says that the
exotic about the houses ef Parliament Is very great
this afternoon. The real question to tie stability
Of the ministry will be tried night and the Chan SOL
ior Of the EKcbcqusr, Mr. Dsrae kas pledged himself
to stand fall by the scheme In IT, entirely all
the preps for conflict That the ministry
will be successful there to bo but little doubt
still the meetings which been held in opposition to
the Budget in the metropolitan borcughs have b.en
numerously and enthusiastically attended. and the
tropoltsn members viii 90 in to night fully prepared
for the discharge Of their various fuse and rockets
against the Derby Diaraeli cabinet
Ts BOARD Of Trade returns for the month ending the
26th ult published The exports have amounted to
se6 varying little from the average Of tac two
preceding years.
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DOU BLE E. SH e EFT.
n 4 WS BY TELEGRAP PHI.
ARRIVAL OF The CANADA, At HALIFAX.
s>>~~~~~~~~>>~->>>cSo~oo
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
~~>~~~~>~~>->~~~>~~~~~~
Attack upon the Ministry in the British
Parliament.
All Quiet in the French Empire.
~>-~N~>N~NNNNNo~~No>>
Austria Alarmed, and Preparing to Check
Louis EapoIrOn's Progress
~>~~~>> ->>~~s~s>>~~~>--~
SPREAD OF fRE RgBGLLI0N In CHINA.
>>~>>>~~~~~~~>~>S>o>~~>
Decline i'm the Cotton Market.
~>~>~~~>-Sror~S>~~
AHy1NCE IN BREADSTUcFs,
-Ss- &C.. Sc.s SO.
Aex1NCE IN BREADSTUrFs,
&C.. &C., SO.

HaLTAy, N. 8. Dec. Il, 1852
The royal mail steamship Canada Capt Lang, reached
nsr wharf in this city at half past IL O'Clock this
ing having LEFT Liverpool At 10 NJ. the ilh instant
She brings fifty through passengers, and twenty for
Halifax
Tho Canada has expeijer ced succession Of very vio
Asnt gales. She brings fs 500 in specie.
On the 1th instant she gnalized the Cunard steamer
Asia for Liverpool and whin six hours Of that port
The steamer Andes left Liverpool tho 9Th
infant for New York and the City Of Manchester the
came day for philsdelpbia.
The Collins steamship Pacific arrived out at 10 p. H.
Friday the 10th infant having rescued the crow Of
The sesse Stephens Of Quebec for Belfast which
abandoned, being wattr.lseged
The by this arrival is Of no general interest.
The cotton market had sII erencsd a decline.
A long discussion had taken place In the Hcuss Of
Commons on q mt ton by Mr. Brown to produce papers
relative to the application for charter by the London
Liverpool and North American Screw Steamship Comps
ny The motion opposed by Mr.. Harley on the par
Of the government, and was eventually withdrawn.
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Christmas Religious Seruseas.
In accordance with tho holy character end the divine
associations Of Christmas day there will he extra services
and mutic at all tho Episcopal churches Of this olty. In
order to enable readers to UNDERSTAND the nature o.
the observsnces, LAT Of the order Of the muss
at the Church Of the Trinity and Grace Church. tho
berg the leading down town church. and hs other the
up town church
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-18
x. GooDALTs DANCING ACADEMY

Iron Hall assembly Rooms, Pa. ~.
WILL open for the ensuing season on Saturday next,
w October 16, at ~ p. m, for ladies'; ut 81 for chill.
dren, and at ~ for gentlemen.
In announcing myself teacher of Dancing, Deport.
ment The Indian scepre Exercise for ladies' as recon-
and spine Dr. ooulson. Dr. Brkbeck the medical pro
fesson generally also the Athletic Club Exercise for
gentlemen, have the honor inform families schools
parents, and the guardians Of youth that having studied
under the very first masters In London and successful
practice Of fifteen years in England testimonials of which
shall be happy to show, WILL trust be sufficient qua
ranty Of ability in thus soliciting the patronage and sup
port of the families Of this District and the advantage
most elegant rooms, infinitely superior TO any other In
Washington, enable by attention and zeal and the
rect department Of my pupsa branch Of the profession
Of the utmost importance but too frequently negectedto
more than TRIAL All the fashionable Dances are
taught by me as in Paris and London.
Terms for ladies and children, $l2 per quarertwo les
sons a week.
For gentlemen, s. per quarter-one lessons week.
My first class Assembly will be Tuesday next the 10th
October, at D. IN. Admission, so cents.
Pupils half price, with permission TO introduce two Indies
All letters and applications addressed to j. X Goodsl,
Iron Hall, will receive prompt attention.
Private classes 10 suit the convenience Of ladies gem
tlemsn may be arranged. Union, INTEL oct l2-dbt
rJHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber hath
i obtained from the Orphans Court Of Washington
County, In the District Of Columbia letters Of administers
ton the estate Of Julius Watkins late Of Wash
ingon County deceased All persons having claims against
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber before
the 18th day of0tober next they may otherwise BY law
be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October 1852
LEML WILLIAMS
oct l3-law3v Administrator
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
First Annual Ball

rNHE MANAGERS of the ARLINGTON CLUB most re-
spectfuy their friends and the public gem
orally that their First Annual Ball viii take place MON
DAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is, 1882, at the ASSEMBLY
ROOM QEoS HALL Pennsyva avenue, between 9th aud
10th streets
THE ASSEMBLY ROOM having been fitted up for this
purpose the Managers intend leaving nothing undone that
will add to the pleasure and comfort OF all who may favor
us with their presence.
Gentlemen requested not to their hats caps In
the Ballroom. Il
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and two ladies, to be
had Of the managers and ut the door the night Of
the ball. ~
MANAGERS
VIM. L. Jones, John Miller
j. r. Moran, j. G. Donohoo,
j. M. H. Hough, james Birch,
f. II. Alexander, II. Harrison,
j. I. White, VIM. H. West,
Eugene B. Iaporte, Joseph s. sessford,
james Warwick, John ii. Sullivan,
II. H. Barron, Henry Middleton,
b. w. Brown c. Cunningham
8. Wnslow, A. MGunnagel,
w Worthngton, VIM. Hutton,
Charles Holbrook, q. W. Crown, 81.
j. Il. Moore, Charles Sherwood,
Samuel Lewis. A. Columbus,
Henry Kleiber, ID. Connolly,
3. Sloan, r. q. Eckof,
John Rabbit, A. Gowler,
NJ. NJ Dorrigan, y. Norris.
Julius Keek, foot