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Loss OF WORKS OF ART.--In the burning of
the fremont Temple, Boston, the gallery of
Thomas Thompson, esq, was destroyed. 1t was
valued at 5000, 900, and was uninsured. There
we're between 600 and 700 pictures. Thomas
Sully's Danae, after Titan, said to be his best
work, was among them. Many OF the paintings
were very old and valuable.
We notice by Quebec papers that the Common
Council of that city are having plans and specih-
cations made by an American gentleman for the
construction of suspension bridge across the
st. Lawrence river, from the citadel to the hill
at Point Levy.
The English Tory historian, Allison, relating
Washngton's retirement into private life, holds
this language: "He bequeathed to his country
men an address, to which there is no composition
of uninspired wisdom which can bear COMPARE
son."
The first California novel is being published at
Marysville 1t is entitled "Eutewa, or the Noun
tain Bird" and the scene is laid among the In
dams and the "diggings." Founded on fact, of
course.
A New ORGAN.-The Boston Bee says that
Lewis Josselyn, j. c. Knowlton, and Col. Forney,
of Philadelphia, are talked of as editors of the
new Democratic organ proposed to be started in
that city.
Rev. Joshua Soule senior Bishop of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, has been formally request
ed to pay visit to California. The request
comes from the Missionary Society of the Church
South.
Monsieur Petin, the French high-fyer, prom
Uses to give demonstration of the practicabilty
of navigating the air, as as the weather will
permit He has his machine completed, and has
no doubt in regard to his success.
: LECTURES BY LOLA MoNTEz-Lola is preparing
a series of lectures on the politics and public
men of Europe which will be in direct contrast,
in its theories and descriptions, with the recent
orations and speeches of Kossuth
Laws are not made like me-twigs or nets, to
catch everything that touches them; but rather
like sea-marks to guide from shipwreck the
innocent passengers,
Earl Grey is reported in an English paper as
having alluded, in recent speech, to the can
nual message to the governor of the United States
of New York to the legislature of those States! I"
, H. Hulsemann, Austrian Charge d'Afaires in
the United States, is said by the Augsburg Ga
zette to have received orders to return to Wash
ington.
The st. John News says that many of the
young men in the provinces are talking of going
to Australia to dig gold.
There is On affinity between sweet sounds and
sweet girls beautiful music is as attractive to
beautiful women as flowers are to bees
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06

zoo PIECES neat smalfgured Prints from cents up,
CUO warranted fast colors. Also, Berege de LANES,
Bereges Printed Jaconets Embroidered Musns Lawns,
Lace Falls Wells, Kid Gloves from IS cents up; Collars,
Tides &c, &c, Mt BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
ap 2-tr Opposite Browns Hotel,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
Rare Chance

Rare Chance
FOR A CHEAP SUIT OF CLOTHEsi
WE are closing fall and winter stock Of clothing
w at pery reduced prices TO make room for an extern
sye and wesoleced assortment for the spring and sum-
mer which opening, and TO which we invite
public attention.
and select NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
mar30-1mTuTh&S Marble Hail. Browns Building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
MERRIMACK PRINTS !

DARAsOLS! PARASOLS IA new stock, and
i at low prices, at BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
an 2-tr Opposite Browns' Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
BEST AVALON MAILS. only 1928!

LARGE lot just received and for sale at 1926 per keg
N Also-Locks, Hinges and Screws, at extremely lev
prices III. LINDSLEY,
M 6-ylw Penna av, bet. 9th and 9th SITS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
CITY EXPRESS.

CITY EXPHEbS.
HE subscriber takes this method Of informing the pub
lie that he will commence from this day TO run ms E1
press to Georgetown at o'clock p m, and VIII denver
in every part of Georgetown at moderate charges
Orders left at Cagett Dodsons Washington ana messrs
EnRlishs and Inthicum's Georgetown, will receive his
strict attention - ,,,,,, o,oo,>,yp
eft JAMES ARIhoh oOoNNbn.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
NOTICE.

rINE Committee of Arrangements for the Ball TO be given
by the Walker Sharpshooters requested to meet at
their armory Wednesday evening" 18th instant, at y
o'clock. JAMES WARD,
ap CT Chairman Of Com. Of Arrangements
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
GENTLEMENs AND BOYS WEAR!

GENTLEMENS AND BOYS WEAR!
WE in receipt of superior assortment of Goods
w for Gentlemen and Youths, consisting Of
Black and other colors of Broadcloths
Fancy and Black Cassimeres
Silk, Satin and Marseilles Vesngs
Linen Drilngs, Summer Cloths, London Tweeds
Virginia Cassimeres, India Nankeen
Also-Fancy and Black Crnvats Suspenders
All kinds Of Gloves Cotton HalfHose
Cotton and Gauze Merno Undershirts, &c.
ap 2-tr CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY a co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06

| PRICES OF ADMISSION
Private Boxes So Circle and Parquette 90 cents
Reserved seats rs cents Orchestra seats 70 cents Family
Circle 25 c Third Tier so cts Colored Gallery 70 cts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!

JUsT received the publisher complete assortment
~ Instruction for the Piano Forte Guitar, Vio-
In yioonceo Flute Fife, Accordeon Cornopean Banjo,
Carionet Flaueoet &c. &C. Together with new method
for the French Accordeon and Scales for the Flute Caro
net Trombone Valve Trumpet, Serpent Post Born Bugle,
Aphceide Trombacello besides general assortment OF
Musical Instruments such the first quality Guitars, VIC
Inns from the first houses in the country Accordeons at
greatly reduced prices &c Bargains may be had by calling
soon GEO. HILBUS Musical Depot
2q-tr South eide Pa. next TO cor. OF 10th st.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06

"soDA WATER APPARATUS"
rINHE SUBSCRIBER has for sale Soda Water Appara-
tus complete in every respect, including Pump, Gas
ometer Generator Cooler Leader Pipe and three large
Copper Fountains, fifteen gallons EACH which he will sell
n reduced price. GEO. HILL, JR.,
ap Std Georgetown, D. c.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR SERENADES, COM
IN prising the best FOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL talent
in Washington upon being addressed to HENRY ALTER
vocalist National Theatre will be attended to imme-
diateIv ape
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06
LIGHT aAs COME INTO THE WORLD"

THE PEOPLE now Glove darkness rather than light
they must not blame THOMPSON; for his SkyLight Gal
lery fuckers Building has been so arranged as 10
admit the purest Northern light where the most perfect
taken and put in fine Morocco cases for eo
cents Don't forget the pace-THoMPsoN's, between and
9th streets B-Postmortem promptly attended TO-
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06

EMBR0IDERIEs, &c.
NIX CAMBRIA BANDS
~ 100 Swiss Bands, very pretty
rs pieces Cambria Edge and Insertion
100 pieces Swiss Edge and Insertion
10 real French Worked Collars
ITO medium and low.priced Collars. with Under
sleeves, Cuffs, &c. VERIFY MiLbEK,
mar 26--lm Opposite Centre Market.
r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD
/ Mt the BANK OF THE UNION,
mar 25-tf fNewa1 Browns Marble Building.
DANK OF METROPOLIS STOCK FOR
I'D Sale at the BANK OF THE uNloN,
mar 25-tf [News Browns Marble building.
r OST-On the Avenue yesterday LETTER ENVE
LOpE containing Ave tendollar bills Of the bank OF
Seldom Withers Co. and draft for fifty dollars on Corco
ran Riggs finder will be literally rewarded on leav
inc n AZ iris Office mar b--U
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06

Rg- The above Sale Is postponed until
Friday, 9th instant, same hour and place.
ap6-4t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
I OST, on Sunday, SILK PURSE, containing about
$14o about $50 of which in current funds, n
twenty and vedoar gold piece and the remainder chiefly
notes of the Exchange Bank Seden Wthers Coz The
finder will bebery rewarded by restoring to the owner
through this Office. ap 5-3M
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-06

WYE have in store will sell at the lowest market
w price the celebrated brands of Beached and Brown
Coons Plaid Domestics Fancy Prints Ginghams, Cotton
sheetngs all widths with many other goods in the above
an 1-tr CLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY co.
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~ Eighth-avenue Lots.-To members OF Building
Associations and others DESTROYS OF procuring building lots
n This city reasonable prices: An arrangement by means
Of which individuals may single lots at the wholesale
prices Of $25 1915 per lot must be closed In very few
aays By this arrangement block containing "a lots beau
hy located between eth and 8th-avs having the streets
through be obtained provided sufficient number OF
persons subscribe For maps description, &c- apply to W.
T. B. hILLIKEN, at the office Of fomeroy jerks, No "a
WallsG
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Nem Publications.

DRACE'S Y.-CHARLES
I'D SCRIBNER publishes THIS DAY-HUNGARY ~
POLICE by c. L. Brace. vol, limo, with map and Illus
trations.
thing neelei regard Hungary In
nv Journey through corniy had unusual advantages for OBJ
serving thoroughly the condition and feelings Of the OF the
peopand have thought could better help on the
truth and than by simply presenting facts whether
they told against side the other"
THE HOUSEHOLD OF sir THOMAS MORE, By
Margaretta More. vol l6mo- price 80 cents. -
Clever agreeable reading We the book unqualified
praise pleasant and pictures which affords OF the
Of the period and the characters some OF the
with dncnes- and with the lea
nature" lLonion
Second edition of Mrs Sigourney's new work-EXAM-
PIES OF LIFE AND DEATH. l vol l2mo
Second edition of HOMEOPATHY UNMASRED, by
Dr. w Hooker. vol l2mo -
Fifth edition ofTHE OLD GUARD OF NAPOLEON by
J. T. Headley. | vol. l2Ino
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NEW and BRILLIANT BOOK. :

~ EW and BRILLIANT BOOk. -
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Also, Just Published,
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II. ia; A PILGRIMAGE BY Caroline Chesebro, a1-
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" THIRD Mechanics, Building and Mutual

~ fhird Mechanics Building and Mutual
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MA q tnion Building. No les Bowery, TUESDAY the
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@ i"o shares subscribed for persons desross Of
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Just Published.
THE ADVENTURES OF MR.. AND

Il MRS SANDBOYS, by Henry Mayhem, author of
Greatest Plague of Life" &c. &C. complete in volume
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THERE this book for all lovers No other
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Recently published, Mrs. Ellis's fascinating story
SELF-DECEPTION; OR, THE HISTORY OF HUI
MAN HEART Complete in volumes with illustrations
Price 81 in paper--bound in muslin 81 %.
Mr.. Ianess new charming Novel A STORY WITHOUT
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Counterpart of Count Monte-C Christie" COUNT MONTE
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~ ian0-FOrte and House Furnishing Mufn-
oil Loan Associai ien.-1here will be meeting of the
m, MIXERS of this Society, FRIDAY EVENING the I'd
inst u o'clock the Apollo Rooms, Sd floor The sub
ssYipion list and prospecuses may be had gratis
at the oice in the Bookstore Of Adrance Sherman Co.,
No AstorHouse As the Society into operation on
the of May those Ladies and Gentlemen who intend to
become members requested to enter their names forth
with Entrance fee 81 The Articles of Agreement
ready for signatures JAMES PRISON, President
T. WEBSTER, Vice President.
J. CHoLwELL, Secretary Of Meetings.
W. VAN NoRDEN. Chairman Of Management.
A. ii JocELyN, Treasurer.
j. d. PRICE, Secretary
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" The Nassau RaiId.ns and Mutual Loan

" The Nassau HaildIng and Mutual Loan
SssS'a,on.-oihse No s. Nsssaas upsssirsThe
Am A. NJ. 20 : 2. NJ daily 600 shares of xso0 sach
s.asace tee 81 Dues - per month on each share Pam
ts. VITA Articles OF Association and BYLAW can be
sAMvkL T. fowssENp, Prest, No, 81 ST. M.yLSnl.ss
'ons W; oss, tirst Vice press, No Is Nasssn.s..
TsFPgS TOWNSEND, Surveyor No ~ Men,
WILLIAM h. MEsks, Aa'y and Counsellor, 81 N ,.sau.
TRUSTEES: - -~""'
hsrnsn Blauvelt No 90 Hudson-st
John a. kvysrr. No. S. Chr-st
LON Brooks No 1888 Ful'on-ss
" ht@in T. nasas,, Brookiyn.
Vincent Din No. u Ana-sL
traacls Rfais Nc So Nassan-st
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Let.IIo Cary. Ma. s9o Feasl-st.
Alfred MeekS No Ia Nosey-st
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TIIE AZTECS-Can be seen at the So
Il ciety Library every day. from and from y TO y
o'clock Tickets % Children 12i cents Pamphlets 70
pages
n B-Tbcse little creatures wonderful rs they are In
teresting will leave this city for Philadelphia or Europe
TABERNAC "WEDNESDAY
EVENING. April 81 Messrs. B. f. G. BRAD
BuRY'S JUVENINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
by choir of about ooe young singers in uniform dresses
Tickets % cents
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80 Hanover Fire Insurance Company
~ CAPITAL Al50 900

Hanover fHe COupumys-
CAPITAL, $4,000.
Office No. Oldsip, one door from Pearst
This Company having thsi z,us all paid in are now
prepared 10 effect assurances nss dwellings, inef'
chsnde furniture vessels In aid their oarsoes and 9TH
property, against loss or damage by hre
DIRECTORS.
Peter Palen, VIM. H. Goodwin Chas p. Freeman,
J. o. Southworth John N. WyckoH, Edward II. Tracy,
Amoe Howes, Daniel Chauncey, samuel H. Nelly,
Iawrsron Riggs Danford KnowltoD, SDC.Van Bokkeleu
T. w. Bayaud, ID. w. Ingersoll, yonah NJ fiske,
3. Fl Howell, n T. James Geo A Fellows,
Chas r. Goodwin, c. NJ Livingston, Perry H. Gardner,
VIM. Depew, Syv'r: M: beard Jonn A. Davenport
Isaac Otis, Jr, Francis n Abbott, Joel seymour,
Thos Fl Cheever, Lewis Roberts, Charles Pitt
A. Sidney Baxter, Harold Dollner, rmiip W.. Enss
J. NJ Good, Jas. ID, Sparkman, Charles j. FOX
B. r. Jeryis J. II. Drake, James Stuart,
4. Darwin Ltchfeld. .
j. N WYCKOFF, President
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~ Dry Dock Building AssociaIion.-Th
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" Ladies and Gentlemen viii be ana s 0ss al.
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u Third Manhattan building q. ON
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TINS 3 LIBBY, President, Lovejoy's Hotel
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W WESTON, Secretary
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FALKLAND.-This ex

DULWER'S FALkLAND.-This ex-
taordinary work of Buwers younger and better days
is published this day. for the first time in the cheap FORM
For several this singular novel has been inquired for at
all the bookstores without copy being bought in any FORM
The admirers of Buwer have opportunity Of reading
Falkland for the low price of % cents. Published BY
T. b. PETERSON, No. SO Chesnut-st. Philadelphia
For sale by all booksellers and agents throughout the
United States. - - .,
TB.P. has just published THE TWO BRIDES, by T. ).
Arthur Price % cents.
SKETCHES IN FRANCE, by Dumas 50 cents.
POOR JACK, by Captain Marryatt. 80 cents
THE GRUMBLER, by Miss Pickering. 25 cents
TOWER OF LONDON, by Ainsworth vols. 80 cents
each.
CHARLES O,MALLEY, by Charles Lever. 80 cents
booksellers News Agents. and all others will be supplied
at the lowest rates. Address.
IT, B. PETERSON, No. 90 Chestnutst.
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ron CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
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n Emigrant Intelligence Once and Labor
RTshauec. Nos 25 and q Canal-st, New-York-This
sce established by the Commissioners of Emigration,
where can always be found large numbers of Labore and
Servants al very low of and have
their orders filed nv writing the Superintendent aud send
ing the necessary pay the passage OF the parties
required No fees charged to employers,
JAS p. FAGAN Superintendent.
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" Broadway Insurance C0nlpany.-Ofice No
WBR0ADWAY, corner Of CANAL-ST.
CAPITAL $lNO000.
WITH A SJfRpIrs

VAPTTAL $ltV,UNU
WITH A SURPLUS.
Orders by post person win receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS.
Hhureman Hslsted, Charles Sanford John T. Fisher
John Harper, Chester briggs, Aaron Arnold
Nn. ' Brady, Saml. B. Althause, VIM Trusow
Mm. b. sAidmore, Bernard Smyth, Crowell Hadden,
wllon G. Hunt John w Mersereau, John Mclean
Leonard Kirby, Helmus NJ. Wells, Stephen v. Ahro,
1-oge T. Cobb Mathew Bird James Foster,
suacs w EdRonds, III. Nj. Forester, Washington Yale,
LEWIS Defy, Reuben W. Howes, John w. Rumsey,
net) Camp John Il. Dickinson, Francis Godne.
HIRAM NJ. FORESTER President.
IoHN WRAy, Secretsy
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~ Canton Grape Shawls.--A magnificent and
y cheap stock Of these goods embroidered and pain
unity mportodom China is now on sale at the Pans Man
lila fmporum GEO. BULPIN,
No. SOL (ate No. Sjl) Broadway.
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~ Removal.-Lad viii notice that the Paris Man.
ta Emporium has removed from No 35l to No. 36 Broad
sy whe is exhibiting truly magnificent assemblage
Gntw Spring Mantas OF the richest fabrics and designs
seNpmely moderate pnces. GEO BULPlN, Proprietor
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a. Prtnstng.-OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
10 accommodate COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Others
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GOODWIN L Co propretors Of the Great Steam Printing
Establishment Tribune Buildings corner Nassau and Spruce
q, wiu keep their Counting room open EVERY EVEN
NC, during the sprng season, till 10 o'clock
BAKER, GOODWIN CO., PnntersL
Entrance No Spruce-st Counting room second-story
&en from M. till 10 Z M.
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NLERK.-Wanted. an outdoor Sales
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perfectly integrity who understands himself mAk-
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May frd engagements BY addressing TRAVELLER, at tho
cfhce OF this paper, with reference.
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TIE NEW-YNRK TRIDUNE

Iuubhhed on the departure Of each Mail steamer ior %
,rol rrce "a cents a cory, or - per year. TO any P'o
GIes. Britain or 81 TO the Continent, postage icladea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

~ Notwithstanding ARCTIC from Liverpool will
rcnIuence dischas under general order WEDNES-
DAY. Ars H. at A. NJ Consignees please send permits
on board Immediately. L. X. COLLINS X CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
m American Institute Farmers, Club

regular meeting will be held at the Repository NO 3o
Roadway on TUESDAY, April 20. at noon Subject
Barkbelry Raspberry and Strawberry Crafts from the
ertad of Mr. Pel OF Pelham and from others VIII be ds
,iIped Fnts preserved with their natural tastes and
colors will be tested Gentlemen requested to bring
me Of their best gratis seeds cuttings &c for the sprng
lisibution. Strangers specially invited Adinson iiee
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