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II III "
IL Powders tho extraordinary mcdi 40 la tho
vrla for horses 1t Ia cheaper and warranted 10 possess
moro active fse and beneficial properties than any ote
Tor the of dtemrcr, piak eye ooiJs AMI ST. bherh
farcy lump the sln, rough coat msngc suroit OBJ
STIR tted urine tired or yellow ,ogs 9ss OF
Petite worms general debility impurities OF the blood or
want 81 condition lie and safety with which they
given r, ndcr tom nyanalc and convenient medicine
that should be kept hand by every horsc
trotng horses they nth the they
the whit tcitJ and eotbc5s 10 the
on invgoratc the whole They have
OF thousands Of tho bcst and
rsted farriers and horemcp safe aad superior moJ
cine, and are universally approved nd recommended by
TINT % them. Notie1he underAs hs
thedoy sod Transferred, and lot all his ri title aud
rtorcst In and u tho above ceol rated Equnran Cond,
Powders 60 William s. Dunham hereby iforns all his
ntr eRtomere ana others that tho said William 8 Dun
lne tie only ami tyculive ri ~ 10 make and vend
y Inmc, aud thnt nj othcre ar9 Counterfeit
New York, let ~ lt5@. WALTER IL. WYATr
sid vhtllsele and semil " WILLIAM S. DURHAM
ltr ~. tG Gt,afwpy Eeti,td drugeigts asddlgrs,
&c th' r.l ias ~ Ru3 Nst. z ete.ra,
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SHIPPING.


EoR LiyERpooL-uNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
rAip ATLANTIC. Capt j. Vest This steamship will de-
part With the u s. mails fer Europe positively saturday,
pr H. at II o'clock NJ from her berth. at the foot OF
Canal street No berth secured till paid for For freight
Or psssae having uncquaicd accommodations Tor elegance
IDWSEb K. COLLINS e. Co. No. Sc W all street.
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed tho ATLANTIC and
taii MAJ J. lh5-
V,uE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamships, between New York and Liverpool DR.
rect ana between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
oyy ealing Halifax land aud receive mails and oassen
gers.
ARABIA, Capt. -, PERSIA, Capt.,
AFRICA Capt. Harrison, ASIA Capt Judhins,
gUEOrA, Capt Lott, NIAGARA, Capt. Stone,
AMEaICA. Capt. shannon, CANADA. Capt Lang
- CAMBRIA, Capt. Letch
Ibeee vessels clear white light At manmas headj
green the etarboard; red on port.
Europa. Lott from New York Wednesday. April 1889
Canada, Lang. from Boston... " H. lsos
4nica, Harrison from New York. ~. ls52
America, Shannon from Boston,. /" %, lS52
Asia Juakins. from New York " May >, iSia
Niagara, stone. from Boston. ", lS52
Europa, Lott. from New York. ~, i.5l
pslssse from Now YORK Boston to Lverpoo-fir't %
BIN, $40; Second Cabin. SO.
No berth secured until paid Tor.
fr Int will lie charged specie beyond an amount for per
senslaxponses.
An q Noeri.pced surgeon on hoard.
all letters and newspapers must pass Aroagh tbs Ion
Onec,
Foi ''''"'' 'A'''s'' 'f'''E cUNARD - BrosavN,
srepch German, other FOREIGN goods receh ed ana
brought H. With British Foods Through bills ~
hiding given Ia Hayrcfor New York
WA1cBEs.-By order Of the British Treasury, wstonss
foreign GpuactuIe bearing the unrky OF Enait
aoUrerr, WIZ DO hereafter admitted In ENGLAND
sequence of which French Swss watches shippe
Aavre for New York Boston liverpool, without
neurrug the risk ~ heretofore Of being solved by the sn'
Ii III Custom House.
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nsnn nEwAnp.-lErrnlrs. Anr,norr . ana

q, E00 REWbKD.-JEFFRIES' ANTiDoTE A spE-
BcOO cho mixture for the cuss Of private dssriors IL
pocdy crre without the least II diet
drnh eslor r., or thanFe In aspoaten business This
rerriet"r 81 ,irgls esc witch tho viii
pot w In locg WITH fni direoioye Al al one botse
sets w',t1 many are ,ur.d q two daya Fer sale sy C.
" h.f1 ~ iFoaoTAy, and ltt nNyard etreet ~ w
t1,e ~ f'nors figeet Eoeton, Wright g. Co, Men
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Il E00 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s SPECIFIC MIX
Vow tureOf all remedies yet disoose,ed this he tks
meet certain 10 makes speedy aud permanent cure With
the least restriction IN diet DRINK 9anre
in Application t. hnsiness Many cured IN dsys sid
the drug Ne 213 Broadway Of C6auhsrs
street ais. ut NJ" 10 Astar House; a. No 10 s~eadv4y
Aud No. 100 FULTON street. corr Of w iIiALn
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LIMITED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY

LIMITED STATES Mali, STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with tho Pacific Mail Stoa mship Com
ga,y-9nly through line for Galif % and orsscn.
25Oetons, Ii. Hartstene
NJ commander. being ready for service, will leave for
q tive o'clock p NJ. precisely, from her pier. at m
the Gedsn Gate $50 tons suson.nt Pstser SON.
u $. N, commander, which steamer is ordered to
rival Of the at that point and to sail direct
those stenmps unsurpassed and thoy proved
DO the fastest laupchedthe Illinois having made Tho
passage New York to this Isthmus
urteen hours and the Golden Gate from Panama to San
Railroad in operation and the running Within
few miles of Gorgona, at the head of River
geine forward by these vessels is confidently
sxpeotsd WIN make the quickest trip ever performed from
70 each passage for which, apply to CAS
A. WHITNEY ct the office Of the Comp Ne LIT
street. corner Of Warren street.
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EOR SAyANNAu-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
y The new and superior Steamship FLORIDA, Captain
Thomas Lyon will leave on Saturday April 10 at O'CLOCK
i. b., from Pier 4. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHILL. No. l94 Front street.
The ALABAMA. Captain G. d. Ludlow, Saturday prl
~ For speed, strength. and fsrs these
ships have superior the ocean.
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TeIegraphio Marine Reports.

wind a. sunrise. N, meridian. do; sunset. ssw
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cops, Will sail for Bermuda ST. Thursday
shs on Of April 1902 at boon She has sxGellent
TO st. Thomas $40 There regular mail
between St. Thomas all the West
Vera Cruz venezues, &C. The Merlin win take freight
APp.ytgN o,..,. m.u, M E;cuNARp. IS I'to.dvsy;
Merlin, except through the Post OHice.
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.isrout pain CONGREGATIONAL .nestiou. and disease
local remedy and say are thousands
,nS Be- ep5sS .s"ss s.' day .
sutse. cure lie makes dai cures Of structures
us former discs. soon sa"sss ill., ie%s WITH sse..
.se the GaDdss, s . g-r % ma .SSt
Wsrine D. n fS,Syn q o,sosi o.. .eru.sss; :srsa
psic over 500 in years t. be q e.spas. from self
IN s y ~: a
so ~s s, 'ys' ses9n % ny ssay aud e.. tn
af sssdcs gng auAa , sdos con- s.s' o. -
others rely other iroai su. thcs eae,, shore
aross scS H. Rrosdway Post oSss shose sSc apply
iii and tn evening NJ LaRMoNT srsseon. ~ resds
s.reos. second door from Broadway
Tn. M San ~ woMASs rEIyATs 9tGp,cAL cow
q Women0Twentisth edition, i5mc ~ 2c.-iree. 81
migt have been spared ~ ,asy u ts
sS TaT5s 'Ss'% '' sSiaa
those whose health does net permit r Increase q
family, i y q special importance.
either budding into wcmaho, To oor n tas sollns
can discover Tho oaasg synroia 40 tie most efiut
reoede and most certain mode ofcuso Il complaint
tE,'Isc, q letter from sontenan Il Da.Sn. otel
Ny DIAN Sa-My wife Ia boon psrstpt5y aiaklas Tor
% s a ySsrH .%s On s as am
hnemouteyery successive and depilitstns
ans Tch W On GI hJ r% s
m sa r. ting, 81, time n5 s
heard Your book highly epokcn e. oontaiurs mat
ters reactng On it. receipt snd rnru cannot
express to you the relief Afforded dtreuc mind
impaired to we rrint
great discovery OF NJ NJ DesomcaWx provide remedy IL
prospect to which nttlt conceived was pos-
ffbIo. for this another you'd
my head in all human rlshiiity my wigc would
have lecn In her and children m
~ ~ Of impra ticehe convey more uiy tho
ri, tr ects rtatcd or they IL nature strictly
intended for tie married those lanr
Fer tale At ~ l'roadway mi ~ tho peblsig ~
Liberty itreet New lork Little 4 Co.. Albany; scph
Tucker Mobile Alabama T. II. Peterson, g., Chestnut
street ~ iladepha On tie receipt OF 81, m be
transmitted by mei, freo OF POSTAGE any par III tho
United states. Al letters must be add cssod at nail
Liberty street.
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ forNsw Orleans, via HayanaThe splen did steamship
EMPIRE CITY, 1900 TONS John Leeds. Commander, win
sail from the pier the foot Of Warren street, North
Friday, April g. At two O'Clock NJ precisely Rates OF
lAdies saloon berths so; after do $40 Forward do S
srS Specie only ssxsn On reSas 20
pers Of fres ht requested supply themselves with tk
at the Office No other form will be signed No bills
applyts n. .. ROBERTS, III West street.
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OHTPPTNo.


VANDERBlLTs LINR.-NOTICR TO 10TH April
passengers To avoid detention and rick 1t Panama b
sn made By Which passenger. sotstsS % tho
SoRTHEKN LIGHT and s. s. LEWIS will leave New Yors
Hcsr.sus route In Of this change no sS.rs
made for transporting the the
sfthe Nicaragua Transit Company n .,,vx
having appeared In Saturdays Papors conveying tn,
idea that provided with tickets from
Oregon Panama ut last datos steamer
Sent ss sea- the steamers California Republic
ate and Constitution in the service of this
n.y. viii IN w 81 vi s TsaS
New York, April s, 1861
Fon LryEnrooL EAyoeIrE AND well
pool saturday May IL o'clock This shp been
passengers Rates Of passse-Frst cabin Sy0 5000 nd do
800 f'r freight n Is agpo, Agents. 81 Broadway
States mail steamer HUMBOL DIT. d. Lines, Comma dor
will leave for Hasre touching Southampton land the
from SSr apf u.s. in r
bin SGD do do in second cabin SO All letters must pass
% s
marked siHM FI TiS: II pPy
THE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
tolows:- vRok PHILADELPHIA
City Of Manchester. Thursday, April
nv 81 SatvrSs y
w 1sox IvrarooI- !"
Eity " mahchooso1s osuososT msF p
Passage from piadsipi. in .aicca stats roo%a sio u
FhoGAs .Rsis
or NO. Walnut street Philadelphia,
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na. RALPH. AyTHoR or TIVE "PsAcrlCAL Pr

n2 RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR
vate Treatise &c. Ofios hours 80 IL s'sioek A. 4.
and TO o'clock r. M (Sunday sxc-psedl No IS Gresn
s.h street From the unoomoa medical advantages -
author has enjoyed which he would instance having
resided several years In Paris for the purpose q
ndyng thee diseases followed by long and e1tsa
premise even IA ths most and mpcsted
secondary diseases, &C.. &C., CERTAIN safe, aal
radical cures than bs obtained from
America Those who apply In thu" earlier stage. Of ~
eases VIII be grated by the snt rapidy Of the oure
which Is often effected in days Separate wsS
o69 Post Office.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Compan
Tanner der viii sail for Aspinwali Navy Bay di
rect Mendsy, April at o'clock p NJ, precisely from
CITY 1900 tons j. Leeds commander, will leave her pier
at the foot Of Warren street Friday Apr9
r. NJ, for Aspnwall. Navy Bay via Havana Passengers
BY the Empire City will connect with the we known and
Francisco the arrival Of the and mails No
detention at Panama Rates Of fare San Franiso Art
fare 70 Asgnwa first cabin xe second ssbn $aS
NEY at the ONCE Of tho Companies No III West street.
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THOROUGH TO SAN TRAECISCo.-NEw YORK ANB
4 San Tr.nSseo Stssmship Iins.-Ths nav .se.mshis
ssmmander will take her departure for Charss,
iay, goth Nay nsxt At 7. H., connecting at PAnAms
with the double engfas steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, 2.loo tons burden. Kennsy Couard oormaudor
by the United States, and thereafter
50 Francisco These vessels In speed comfort and
safety, not surpassed by any th.s rovso; ard
expsrisnoed surgeon 10 Atsehod TO each ppy
70 DAVIS, BROokS g. CO.
Qensrai AGENTS, % Beaver street New YorL
JONES JOHNSTON, 90 Wall rtr.et.
Books and tickets for sae tsls thrspcL
eos frst cabin state 500 through, oal
state room; and 500, through. Tor ssceraga
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Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Il Chsues, drect.Ths new and splendid double eann,
Wilson, commander, formerly OF the Empire City will
leave for Cbsgre direct Tuesday th April at three
has aceommodatcns for cabin AMI 'esrags pas.snsor
attached TO the slip. For freigb. passage apply
J. HOWARD SON AGENTS, 81 Broadway
The Sierra Nevada will leave again Thursday Goth May
connecting at Panama with the New Orleans
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nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES. SUOu
~ as other Doctor do. EitAor great
amendment before hours To contract disease
IL made nothing under which
brought to perfection Remember il. reS.r. All Other
methods dreadful than tbs aseas which
they only translate to other place. instead Of
min ating Office Of Canal street and Runaway
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tyr. WARDS MAGICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ leled SUCCESS Patients cured. however long badly
afflicted Never failures, which Is than thor ply
sesns oan affirm Inu"nerable eases prosres in Distance
partitions and assiduous application Of them,
relieve The dssp pointed pluck up hops
Broadway.
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DRIvATE MEDICAL WoRK.-A PRACTICAL TREA-
tise on the nature, symptoms progress
lies and Of delicate dseasesoR disesses whA
closely resemble and liable
the diseases resulting from thou with plates
by Joseph Ralph II. D. author Of the Family PhysisAn,
&c. eleventh edition. 342 PIP Price Sold -
Ann street Aston House. and by booksellers; also.
by the anthor So Green
by addressing paid TO box S6o lower ONee
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nR. JOHNSON. le DUANE STREET., SO WELL
~ bnsw Tor the last years. for his supsrsr
treAtmept Ut private Diseases can still DO consulted a hs
old Office Plaiuts sizSyphilitls
Or MesouIin Ulcers, Gan iular Easarss men Nervous
With osndor and no charge uHess
erfaG d.
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Prestops Female Psnsoea, Nos. and correct. "A
Irregularities the female tenn Sent by mail with Nd vice.
fl consultations 60 1cttert confidential Once No 06
Rowcrv NJ v No 2 must not be tst on 10 pregnancy.
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nR. WARREN. NO. MOTT STREET, Continue
be consulted the treatment private dissass
years practice enables him TO Nerves
Debility His treatment L safc and speedy No msrcusy
Invariably cured in from three to i've iaya
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E0R SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT-FIRST VESSEL
IL For passengers ouly-The elegant clipper PATTI
FINDER j. Madison Hill master. ut Pier nine East river.
The Pathfinder built purely with reference to speed
and is intended for tho trade between China and Cali
Being fitted entirely for carrying every
tenton has been paid to insure and comfort for tho
1t IL intended this vessel shall make Of
shortest passages and those going to California will fnd
transport by this route preferable to the sthmus
present time they will probably arrive about tho
time aad the exposure suffering and delay the
Ismus will be avoided Passengers invited
call and examine the vessel and Accommodations For par
ticula.s, enquire on hoard. at the Office Of
MERRITT a. Soutk strsct
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TYR. WARD Is OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THE UM-
- Fortunate his trestmens quickly removing the mise
rable patient from suffering se detection ue ali
the dhcu that have dsded "thers Fortunate
those coming to him. for they we'll before other doctors
would have made any Improvement Book sratis. Con-
suit atone private Office. corner Canal street aud Rroa6
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-02-20

morning an aged and decrepit female painful
ly dragged her weary limbs through the crowd
ed lower rooms of that wondrous building
known as Thorvaldsen's Museum. She paused
not to glance at the matchless works of the
sculptor, but crept onward until she reached
an open doorway leading into the inner quad
rangle in the centre of which low tomb of
gray marble encloses the mortal remains of
him whose hand created the works which fill
the edifce. Step by step she drew close to the
tomb, and sank on the pavement by it's side.
Then she laid down her crutch, and pressed
her bony hands tightly over her skinny brow.
"Ja ia murmured she; !" they told me he lay
here, and prayed to God to grant me strength
to crawl to the spot--and He has heard me
All, Himlen, i can die happy now"
She withdrew her hands, and peered at the
simple but all-comprehensve inscription Of
Bertel Thorvaldsen," }" deeply cut on one side
of the tomb. Then she raised her fore-fnger
and earnestly traced with it every letter to the
end.
Smiling feebly, she let fall her hand and
complacently sighed while an evanescent
gleam Of subtle emotion lighted up her Inca
ments. "Tis true he moulders here. Poor
Bertel, we shall meet again-in heaven !"
Her eyes closed, and her hand slowly sank
on her breast, in which attitude she remained
until one of the officers of the museum, who
had noticed her singular behaviour, came up.
Gammel kone,o (old wife, said he, "what are
you doing?" ...
She answered not and he slightly touched
her shoulder, thinking she was asleep Her
body gently slid to the ground at the touch,
and he then saw that she slept the sleep Of
death.
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Those fifty years of age will be charged 25 per cent
extra.
One dollar and fifty cents admission fee will be charged
in addition to the above the first year. and must be paid at
the time fmaing applications and the first years deposte
within thirty days.
OFFICERS OF TEE ASSOCIATION.
r. CRossETT President. H. II. DARmNG Secretary
A. NJ. GALPIN, Vice do. N. X. LILLE, Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ. GALPIN f. W. DICKINSON,
Rev. r. H. CoNKIIN, w. s. GOODWIN,
G. WOODRUFF.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Edw. p. Little, Marshfeld.
Hon. J. II. Giddings NJ. G.
Hon. Apheus Felch, u. s. Senator.
Hon. Seth NJ. Gates, NJ. c., NY.
Prof B. F. Palmer, Philadelphia, Penna.
c. NJ. Neal, esq, Philadelphia, Penna.
Ex-Governor w. sladc of Vermont.
Rev. D. N. Merritt Housatonic, Mass.
Seth Rogers, NJ D., Worcester, Mass
Hon. Eliab Ward, Middleboro, Mass.
In Springfield.
g. 0sgood, D:D. J. I. lockwood, Merchant.
L. d. Beach, esq. John L. King, do.
c. p. Kibbce, NJ. D. Rufus Elmer, do.
ii. Foot, Merchant Vim. Stowe p. NJ
]. b. CLARKE Agent,
Tth street. bet. / st. and New York avenue,
jan l5-1m Uttermahle's Row.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

We would call the attention Of the public
generally, and especially of all persons imme
diately interested in Railroads. to the Circular to
the Presidents of Railroad Companies from the
committee of the meeting held in this city on the
Sd inst We understand that the meeting ad
journed until the first Tuesday in March, that the
great convention to be held at New Orleans on
the first Monday in January may act upon the
proposed modification of the laws regulating mail
contracts. 1t is hoped that the adjourned meet
ing will be fully attended, and that Railroad
Companies who cannot conveniently send dele
gates will authorize their members Of Congress
or some one else to represent them.
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THOMPSON'S
SKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY I!
LANE & fuckers BUILDING,

LANE TUCKER IS BEILDING,
Pennsylvania AreRue, Washington, ID. C.
E subscriber would respectfully inform the ladies and
L gentlemen of Washington and vicinity that he has
opened the above for the purpose of taking the like
of all who may wish to favor him with call He has
spared expense in making it the
BEST GALLERY IN THE CITY.
And from his long experience proprietor of several gal
ercs in New York city, he is confident that his oork cannot
be erced by lie will give his personal attention
each picture and will suffer to away dissatisfied
His apparatus is entirely and possesses all the latest
improvements having of the most arscay arranged
SKY-LIGIITS in the country.
BS lie is willing to guaranty satisfaction sale go
large assortment of fancy constantly on hand and
for sale at reasonable rates.
30 Postmortem cases promptly attended to-
Jan Oily u. G. THOMPSON.
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Office of Correspondence,
WASHINGTON CITY.

LII persons having business in the city of Washington
informed that the undersigned established here
an OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose of CIV
ing information desired by any person in any part OF
the world No business whether public private II OF
honorable character viii be excluded from the correspond
of this Office Persons wishing to how to proceed
in any business they may have before Congress- in the pub
Lie Offices &c will be dscreety advised and where proes
sona other aid is necessary the best will be procured
recommended
The undersigned will regard all matters communicated to
him in connedon with this Office sacredy confidential
and will by himself and through such agents be
necessary for him to employ every possible precauhon
to preserve them nviolate. r
Every letter of inquiry must contain fee Of ce dollars,
which will generally be the only remuneration required
but should not compensate for the service to be rendered
the proper amount will be stated in satisfactory letter in
reply.
R1- Address, postage prepaid,)
THOMAS @. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington, D. @.
.. WASHINGTON CRY, January 10, 1852.
Mr. THOMAS G. CONNOLLY Is known to worthy citi
zen gentleman of intelligence and clear, accurate
and ready writer; and regard him emnenty qualified
for the abe prompt and faithful performance Of the useful
duties connected with his and original design OF
OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHARD wALLACH,
[U. s. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor of Washington City.l
10. GALES
[Senior editor of the National Intelgencer."]
Il. w. LATHAM
jan IL Banker.]
Intel. Repub & Union-Tu TIL Sat. if 6m
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REMOVAL.

UKEAT KEDUCTIUN IN PKIUES.
NIIE Subscriber intending to from his present
place Of business commodious store, offers fol
sale upwards of 5000 worth Of goods at greatly reduced
prices, until the 18th of February.
Persons in want Of goods in my line will find II to their
advantage TO call before purchasing elsewhere
JAS. +, LLOYD,
Dealer in Fruits Wines Liquors, Cigars Comcstibles &c
Pa avenue, three doors east of 10Th street.
ian 14-tr Wash. News.
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CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COM
MERCIAL INSTITUTE,

Under the care of Req. Alfred HoImead, Rector,
and Mr.. Charles Tucker, 4. N.
TTNHE DUTIES of this Institution will be resumed
i the 18th of August in the lower Saloon of Mr.. Ca
rusis building.
In English Mathematics, Greek, Latin, and French,
the will be full and thorough. Pupils fitted for
the Counting room or College.
The experience of fifteen years, in the management OF
boys induces the confident belief that the satisfaction
pressed by their former patrons both in Mary
land and Virginia, will be shared by those who may be
pleased to enrust the education OF their to their
For terms and further information apply to the Rector
the Rev. Alfred Holmead at his residence 9th between
Il and streets jy 29-dtf