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4 4.lNNDS AND WALNUTS---
n $50 bags SOFT sHEl.L ALMONDS.
50 bass fresh WALNuTs, Fer nals by
iSs9i 4, ', clCfAAS tsl, u Mssppl'Selss ss'
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1852

Jusr CoMPLIdEsr.The following letter, addressed by
the Cuban prisoners to Mr. Barringer. Minister to
SPAIN contains just and well merited compliment to
the worthy recipient
To Hon. D. M BARRrNGER, U. S MINISTER, Envoy,
Dear Sir-We the undersigned Americans late prison.
of the Cuba expedition the of departure
from this country to join friends and relations in the
United States having at other of express
ing gratitude for your late successful excrtions in
procuring liberation the Queen of SPAIN here
with tender you sincere thanks for the kind and
Americana like treatment have received from your
noble and generous hands Hoping the day may yet ar
rive when express gratitude in more sub
stantial manner. remain your obedient servants,
George NJ Harrison John r Batcheder George J. Berry
John I4eafert VIM Lossner Isaac Freeborn j. b. Wey
mouth. George Parr, John johnson. r. NJ Grder John
G. Bush Edmund Mcdonald. Jas. II. Hearsy, D. @ Ros-
John Brown. Louis Nage and seventy -four others
NipO January g.. 1852
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n The Directors Of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure insured members Of the Company the
satisfactory exhibit Of its affairs the close The
which, the principles
enabled present their constituency
careful sufficient the Of all
outstanding risks the Directors have much satisfaction in finding thai
declaring bonus
received the date all policies
payable
death, present MONEY will be paid each policy
holder at his o her option.
relieved by having
equitable proportion the Savings Fund and Trust
OF Company, operation, fail to
the members of the United Saes Life Annuity
legitimate advantage which they
entitled will be afforded them while the stre the
agemen aas will be followed for their interest and
|
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A REpoRrINc MAcHiNE.-The Aberdeen Scotland
Herald has the following.

a KEpoRfING MlcHlNE.-The Aberdeen IscOtlnndJ
Herald has the following
Many and strange as are the to which machinery
being adapted nowadays. question if it entered
the head Of any to adapt to such description
work reporting for the press Yet this has actually
been accomplished by ingenious ownsman Mr. De.
war. who has invented machine, at end Of which
reporters shorthand hGtes placed and at the
other end of which-a few yards ohey produced at
thu ordinary Of speaking in clear. bold long hand
ready being put into the hands Of the printer An
pertinent made Thursday night tincludng the speech
Of Mr. Arthur slightly condensed in report of the
Free rresbyterys mcetinel quite successful. To
rive ides Of the advantages that may be secured by
thi. machine may mention that four columns Of the
type reports by the Times may be produced
t,rlahly couple of hours. by reporter. whereas
under the present aborous and cumbrous plan nearly
eht hours would be consumed in the task by ordinary
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY csEseEsr,l
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Stir Stir As.f1 sos1a"q 5, yPs'arg Wht9sy As
81 5ss s:s!i s F:. afS'e .r,. h hsss
tsk Glide kte e!,, S ss BGgsT, Geo
s s s5s5Stss fns H sGn sss s2.na ,
@ Asa n' n" e s.'s w GssMs
''F Nj Sears Rhodes '''y'9sa ess'''s''N SPe'F"s S''
Par, r sS FE:ue day. from Charleston to R Nj Harrison o
2dmy'
Amazon, Moor, s from Fort % S s",'.
F Fa % isnsa from from Vsp@ sfsySRHs'
Do.vsi' es's saES" s B,ysls1 Canal.
$yis"is; Rst ,as ,.5s IRON Wa;, 9s
The ships Wallace soipnoh brig Tclegraph-
? .s GS P a.S; s s s d sSs a sf t. sea
til n" I'm "' ships cAed"" fr"nd~r Ind lavi sersa"e
TwGoqt ISaisyle Miller from ls down ua
EXPORTS
NEW yonkp,r @ ~ rS = 1sis. cotton 80 bale. II do
e e; SO & ri It, g , a5 s e. g
rolls u, ' ptTFr sa S . Sae s 81 SKIS feather a
ba Il absas, Np'' ship A'' sss bales ''''' boxes
uAvRE- Per ship John Hancock: s47l bale. cotton.
IlAvRE . e ship IeFtierS; 1850 bales cotton
NEW YORkPr bark Clyde 1870 bales hhds
bales aap, bb pork hams
boxes VANILLA bbls sugar.
CHARLESToN-Per bark Cherokee l3 hd sugar,
% 1876 bb moasses 100 do whisky % hhs bacon 22 ties hams
sarts corn 40 bhls pork "A pkss mdse
AvANA-Per brig Adam. ay 300 ties 1922 b es3 lard Ion
| tcs alow lO kegs butter 50 bales oakunl 80 ' "
80 III. of's Aida: soooo feet lumber
| rpvvr1vrN p,x,h n \, e... % ma = ,,. 81, +,
sf t '7e"fs So'uVo II '"hoe 2o'ooosh mse
AO-Per sch Oregon 80 kegs butter 30 casks wine bd
shingles, 1893 pcs lumber.
chAe'kEs-fef sehf Alderman: ballast.
IMPORTS
IUERPooL-Ps ship Westn.oreaud casks soda ash Babcoc
cks Aicregor slate Lyn 4 Davidson
2h0 tin plate Marsh anett c5s mse Sampson &cos
do niiay3i crates q cks mdse Gauehel crate
[ l u n ~ 10 w. n ~, ~ u Ashptnet &eo
it ~ IT. II ~ WIN II iEe'ilol "co-e"V boxes Ill
rtJ,pr EsroN par ,axL pr,,at.o oco "a. ,;.. 30 ,,. H.
| vrp, cprrz Dit. n, sosoo ,, o.. r., ~,
'' ~'' = u us ' F"'S' sV''' Fo'' 'f''' e"P' l o"s
,p,,,nuc ~, n,onr,,
,or,s,,tt,r I p, - ~ Vi
n "endS hurke 10 fT leather nngee
ht' w .lsh' ~ IN III q % II II llh pro
oo Poih' we ns ssk sues, l
mp me-
os 'iIs ~ Ms eo ~ loMis WV e
u aooreSss ss corn W hhd tobacco be egg
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| NOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
lished himself the RNITURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUSINESS the old stand CAMP STREET respectfully
sos patronage the public Out Of sales
promptly consgnmen
| RICHARD Nj. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer, Camp
| NewOrleans February I6, fell I'm
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a RRIVAJ, OF Nine ADOLPHE THE OF

A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.-THE ORR
IN GINAIs uNsURPASsEDA AND Justly CELERR ATED Nine
lDOI.PIiE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SYMPATHIEsT IN THE WORLD AND THE SANE DSTi FIN
REVELATIONS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT AS WELL AS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS THE UTURE, UGH INTENSE
.yClTEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
TIEs OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN vICToRI PRE-
;ENTED HER WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BROACH, AND DAN'L
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWELED RING, IS NOW N NEW
,RIEASS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE WESTERN
GhRANDA HOTEL, CORNER OF TCHoUPIIoULAs AND JULIA
,TREETS (PRIvATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
NOR FROM TCHOUPILOULaS STREET) WHOM SHE Will.
SFoRM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE
'JITIRE IF THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT, AND WHEN AND
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET OR BusiSEss
tSSIBLE AS PROF ESsION APPEARS SIECOAlES RECON-
TENDED so HIGHLY SPECTACLE SOURCES AND WITH
n TNNJIMERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL. THAT IT PRECLuDES
Ill SUPERSTITION OR PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION OR IAlPO
;ITION AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTIt Z. o. ~,
NJ CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO rs. LADIES NOT &C
fPyINC MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES so CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
I'm Al NIGHT. an2s
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. A
ROSjERE corner Charles Streets Pro
s,,,ors of tbe nnbl. Aarto f SELF nal
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DEAru Fox ! A DRAwISG RooM.-On Friday last
the meeting of theod Berkshire hounds at Kingstown
Inn. Farngdon, when Reynard soon broke from
in the neghborhood and led the hounds at rat
Ting pace the cOverts of Tubney Appleton and Bes
sestigh At the latter place the sly made double
and went back to Tubney traversing nearly the same
ground again and eventually retrnced his steps to es-
elsleigh arriving at that village. and finding him
self very hard pushed he made dash at the drawing
window of the mansion Of the Rev. DR., Foulkcs
pTroa If Jesus College Oxford and bottled through the
gl the small CONSERVATION of the worthy doctors
-stics and finally sought shelter under the sofa
T.a proved avail The hound waving the etiquette
of HI introduction dashed also through the window and
a few Seconds poor Eeynard was completely down.
and killed under the sofa. English paper.
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Mas. Bennett usuRpERs PoLIcy.-The New
York Herald contains interesting letters from France and
Spain written by the wife of the proprietor Of that paper
In respect Louis Napoleon she represents him being
popular in France than he is supposed to be by
the American people She says that there is truth in
stories told about his being afraid of assassination
He about freely and almost carcessy and is every
where well received lie has more moral and popular
power than is generally known understood in Amer
lea this is attributed to his udicous of patron
age which said to embrace millions of the people
Their of his popularity is stated to be the increased
security which his coup da has given to Of wealth.
who in dread Of having agrariansm introduced by
the socialists She says of extreme severity viewed
distance and Unexplained. here to be quite diff
things where it is believed they called for and
required by circumstances and necessity
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Charity Concert.
ts- The paiiic mte respectfully informed tia,
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
ORLEANS TIyEd7RE
the net proceeds Of which will be devoted to
HARITABLE PUR p o e
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1852.
GRAMME
Grand Charity COsscer1

PROGRAMMES:
Overture Tampa, heIoh
sung A'' '""'"" '' HERR MENGis.
luce d quest sniInh y Linda Donzeth
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
HERR GRIEBEL
amci miei III Campansio Donizett
HERR MENGIs.
Ballad" Why do weep for thee t' wallace
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Blanche boleldien
Aris Buda"Aei Ranpoi M Ceneen,oln) .Rosam,
HERR MENGlS.
Polka" Ga dala - (for the first timed Aiary
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Mr KYLE.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Ronanee-' Amour Fanatne iaour
HERR MENGIs.
Ballad" Home, sweet Home GCIa,i - Bishop
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
~ Arrangements with the Management Of
which the their ORCHESTRA have
beens for he
n employed this occasion is of Chick
ering of H. Parona 10 Camp street.
Of Tckets-F and Second Circle 80 Lower Circle and
| Parquee 81 Upper Circle, ~; Pit VI
PROGRAMMES containing the words of the Songs in French
obtained in the Concert Room the night
Of performance. Price, Twenty five cents.
Doors open hapast Concert to commence at eigh
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

e. Yale, yF., 5 Co.,
MAGAZINE STREET,
TT Wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
STRAW GOODS, Setc.,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACEs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS EMBR0IDERiES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, PRINCES,
TRIMMINGS, BoNNETS etc.
large and complete every thing line, tbs
respectfully invite the
of tine wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE, JR- & CO., n Magazine street,
sla lysp wee and
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NE 5s',o o Hs;.lsdNSss and Car Car

rolton RailrOhd-Carrolton Line
Departure Of Trains. From NpOr'edRs;
Horse Cars-Halp past ., and spast
Steam Trnns-s NJ, and every hour aewardsn NJ nclu-
svely in summer and until quarter pastI in wE.r.
From CarroitoR:
Horse Cars a. NJ, 3 and 10 p.
Steam Tans7 every hour afterwards Atl nclu-
sIvely in and until hafpast NJ. in SNter.
FAREl5 Children and rNus
S Summer the third February
and end on the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE,
S These Cars from The Depot No. Is Btenne
Departure Of Cars. a..
In Winter from Lafayette 81, hnd NJ o'clock
Depot Is Baroane street. IA, Sad 81
In Summer, from Lafayette. afs
Depot, is Baronne .b19 u and
After which the will each fifteen nae an
O'Clock p.
Then Mt 81, 9, 10 ind II NJ, from the Depot
AMI ~. ". and 10y NJ. from Lafayette
FeRx-iV Children under IL years. half price
~ NoIaspecai Night cars for Pass Balls, Msat st saE
| piaa when rsssss4, sasl "
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
On EscErr OFFrcE

CREscEFT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, March 9, 1852 !
COTTON-The market presented quite brisk appear
yesterday, and 10000 bales changed hands ut full
prices, and. in some at advance of ~. We
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DObyns $ Has,.ingtOn's

D AN = II EUT P i a n d STUUK DEPUT.
No. CAMP STREET.
This well known establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged and improved the popretors public
to their PICTURE where Pora furnished OF all
in the superior style and finish.
N. B-Operators fitted with completely
prices yoghtande French, Harrp Lewis and Heb
with Box Tabetsr TWENTY-FIVE dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates, american Gases Frames
Stands Boxes Baths Chemicals together article
DAGuERREOTiPE BUSINESS constantly hand and for sale
who eanir ians tf
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OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning March g. 1852 :
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Austria, Borland st Petersburg p Whitney deO
slip lava, Jackson, NewYork, Stanton
Fir ship Ferriere, Grialen, Hayrc, II V Baxter
slip John Hancock, Ievensele Iiavte, Baxter
Bark Clyde, Kempton, NewY York Bogert Rec
BIT Cherokee, Getty, Charleston, SL& Levy
Brig Adams Gray, Srhneidau, Havana, Mitchell
Brig Aida. fnlcs, San Juan de Nicaragua, VIM Dewey
Srhr Alderman, Thompson, Chagres, Wichhau
Schr Oregon, Tfons, 1ampico, Wickhan
Sclr NJ Sears Rhodes Greyown tNcaragnal spearng &co
ARRIVED.
Slip Wsstmoreani, Ocean, days Liverpool Whitney
eo-lst
BARK Burnett prebe 10 DAYS from Charleston to NJ Harrison co
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Lille
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital TEN MrLIoSs DOLLARS go
and 900
s2y33OO00
Working CapTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty thousand
Dollars.
Offering unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
Stockholders that dsideraum in Inurancethe
the pubcis prepared against
Fira Risks Newtjrleans, the reasonable
mnde place the Company fo
with the Mutual Companies and all settlements for osses
will be prompt and liberal
CHAs BRIGGS, Agent, Office ST. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Heue, Thomas Selar,
A [.antaar, A. Holt VIM Mure,
VIM. Felowes, ]. B. Behn, C. Bulltt,
Z. Ogden.
DIRECTORS NEW YORK
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorTKNRr, Deputy Chairman. -
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal rheiEs
Mark Collst. Livingston Ed. F. Sandrrson
G. w. Faber VIM s. "etmore
GntFFrs of the
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received steamships winfield Scott
Empire by the sailing packets from Bo
Sasonnbe FANCY
AM STAPLE DRY GOODS unsurpassed in variety
nd recherche STYLE WEOLEA ALE AND RETAIL
very reduced prices The stock consists
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NEW GOODS AT LOW PRlCES.-Alrs. ~
~ CLARK CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELKT IN
STREETS has lust received lot of NEW BONNETS, RIB ~
BONS AND EABRODERIES also fresh supply LADIES' WHITE
KID GLOVES HEAD DRESSES AND WREATHS, COMBS AND
MANY OTHER FANCY ARTICLES, SUITABLE FOR BALLS AND
SOIREES, which areo offered very low prices.
CLARK prepared To fill ORDERS either Tor the cry or
ndythds rair lanai
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE&co.,
Exchange Office % Camp street Of Common street
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NOV EXHLBITING,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY HALL
DUBUFE's CELEBRATED ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing TEMPTATION AND EXPULSION painted for
Charles Of France These sublime works Of art which are
the finest exhibited the United States
xhbted other the
eyen years Europe the universal million
s,erson
w Open Till 10 M. Brilliantly Illuminated every
-vening
e the whole week. Fifty Gents. Schools admitted
;bcnl terms. ,
hese are ORIGINAL PAINTINGS which exhibited in
his city IL January, 1885
r description evening at halfpast o'clock
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II. l.. IL, Blanc

u. L.. IL. Blanc,
OFFICE YARD BASIN, CORNER OF JULIA AND
ST. JOHN STREETS NEW ORLEANS,
the lowest market
BRICKS, WHITE SAND SHELLS, LIME.
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL, etc. ETC.
CLAPBoARDs. SHINGLES AND POCKETS. fell
US. INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OFF
PHIL ADELPfIA NKwORLEASs, 4s CAMP
STREET. February Il, 1852.
A DIVIDEND of Twenty per cent. out of the
premiums ending December 81 last has been
will be endorsed policies
this office the cash value paid application to
fels I'm BENJAMIN FIORANCf Agent
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Lands Sacred and Classical.
OPEN, ON
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1852,
A FORTNIGHT ONLY,
IN COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL, ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLIDDON'S
GRAND TRANSPARENT PANORAMA,
Nine Long the RIVER NILE EGYPT AND NUBA,
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty Miesl With
Oral Descriptions and Oriental Music.
EVERY EVENING" Mt hatpas O'Clock; and SATURDAY AT
TER MOONS half pasl2. Doors open half
y- AimissonAdul Fifty Cents, Children Twenty-fve cents:
Schools twenty-five pupils, at Twenty Teachers with
Schools other particulars programme mil
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-11
Affairs at the Navy Yard.

NAVY YARD, March II, 1852.
MEssRs. EDITORS Your valuable paper comes
to US daily, filled to overlooking with items of in
terest to all.
The Boone Rifle Corps" have selected fine,
commodious room for their armory, over the
Maryland Hotel, which is now being handsomely
fitted up for the reception of their arms and
equipments; and now, while l am writing, the
beautiful! emblems Of our nation--tho stars and
stripes-are proudly floating over Armory Hall
which colors the, Boone Rifles viii ever sustain
"'Till the last link Is broken"
The uniform adopted by this company consists
of blue cloth frock.coat and pants, and the
style of cap lately introduced for the army.
They hope to make their first appearance on the
lst of May. Mr.. Perham, the proprietor, of the
"Seven-M Mile Mirror" now on exhibition at Odd
Fellows Hall, has kindly volunteered to give
them benefit on Saturday evening next
The excitement caused by the spiritual knock
ings continues undated, and hundreds of per-
sons may be nightly seen in and contiguous to
the dwelling in which they are heard.
The subject comes up tonight, before the
" Truth Debating Association" whether these
knockings are natural or supernatural; which, I
venture to predict, will prove interesting and
amusing to oil present Potomac.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-11
ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS,

WEISENFELD & Co, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS,
Cor. AZ street and Penna. 4uenue.
rEHHE PROPRlETORS of this Establishment respect.
i fully announce to the Public that they prepared
to exhibit one OF largest stocks of Ready made Clothing
in the city, having enlarged Store to such extent
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 beet 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.
OyERCOATS AND SACKS.
Overcoats Of the latest styles, all coors
Fine Black Overcoats fine Blue do
Fine Brown Overcoats fine Olive do
All shades of Drab; Overcoats 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 Coats.
PANTS AND VESTS
Fine Doeskin Pants plain and striped Pants, large
variety; Cassinet Pants; Tweed do
Grey Cashmere Pants; Vests of all qualities
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Boys and youths Clothing, he largest variety In the
city, at prices to asonish.
Call and examine for yourselves.
AE- Don't forget the place. oct 24-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-11
Affairs at Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, March 11-12 m.
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Meth
odist Protestant Church met this morning. at 8
o'clock, in the Congress-street Church, and opened
with regular services by the President, DIR. Reese,
who made very impressive address, in which
he alluded to the revivals during the past year,
and the increasing favor with which the eccle-
sastical polity of the church is regarded by
many intelligent members of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, and the loss sustained by this
Conference in the death of two of its valuable
ministers. The Rev. J. ]. hurry announced
the death of the Rev. R. Atkinson.
A motion was made and carried to appoint @
committee on obituaries.
A letter was read from the Rev. j. Warden,
who is absent from domestic affection, asking to
remain in Cincinnati the present year.
The Rev. Mr.. Rosser of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, and the Rev. Mr.. Butler, of
the Lutheran Church, were introduced and re-
ceived by the Conference. The Conference then
went into discussion in reference to the best
mode of conducting the examination of official
character.
There is general attendance, and every indca-
ton of an interesting and harmonious session.
The following are the appointments for preach
ing tonight:
Methodist Protestant Church, Georgetown, Rev
Lawrence ". Bates Methodist Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, Rev Daniel W. Bates; lst Meth
olst Protestant Church, Washington, Rev. John
Il. Nichols.
The -four and grain market remains unchanged.
The brig Ann Elizabeth which was wrecked
few days back, belonged to Mr.. John Grimes's
line of Boston packets.
ArricdlS- Packet schooner Oneko, Baker,
Boston, to Peter Berry; packet schooner New
posey, Koones, Philadelphia, to E. Pickrell s Co.
ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-11
A Monument!

FROM WHOSE BASE TO THE TOP STAND IN BOLD
RELIEF THE NAMES OF OUR OWN CITIZENS WHO
HAVE BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH BY HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, A MEDICINE THAT
TWENTY WHO TRY 1T.
TILL another witness for Hamptons Vegetable Tine
~ ture-Ths certificate Is from of largest and
most enterprising armers-the of those splendid
person. did tho poughing, with the same, that took the
premium We mention this before Mr. Horne took the
Tncture, his condition such despair Of visit
ing the Fair much less taking such laborious part he
did to the establishment of those who had his state
short time before.
BALTIMORE, Feb 4, 1852
Messrs. Mortimer d HoWbrdy-GENTs: Having been az
ficted with Chronic Intammatory rheumatism for some
time in its worst form, tried every remedy that
within my reach without any In fact my suffer
ngs increased with every remedy tried until
scarcely able to walk from the dreadful pains and swelling
in my limbs had also ulcer formed my right wrist
which gave me intense pain.
When In this condition. Mr.. Scott Conductor the Sus-
quehanna Railroad with several Others called my attention
to the many wonderful cures made by Hamptons Vegetable
Tncture determined to give II trial, last resort
You well remember my suferngs at the time got the
Hncture from you-they almost past endurance.
happy to inform you that in short time after
taking It, relieved from PAIN and could walk without
difficulty, and in about four weeks enabled to take
part in the ploughng match at late Agricultural Fair
the enjoyment the very best health with symptoms
my old disease; all of which feel bound to say to
tho great healing and restorative of Hamptons Vege
table Tincture.
Nv great confidence in has induced me to recommend it
to Others and have also its good effects In
Der Of My little daughter had been in bad health
for time medicine seemed TO reach her case 10
Go her good until gavo her this Tlncture OF anp
TOMS which restored her TO robust health do there
fore cheerully bear my testimony In favor Of this valuable
medicine and wish you send dozen bottles, that
may always have it ct hand Yours, respectfully,
ELISHA p. HORNE,
Monckton Mills Baltimore county.