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n" "EDfII1N Ut - ~.
CARD-Fmding myself everNYhelmcd ~
A the f~nancial r~e9uiznn produced by !ne
Mtaryiana anti-bauk Law, and by a c!ambI1a5!otI
of adverse circumstances. ! am csmPeiiytl y
make an assignment OF ny assets ioE me eTu
Il, Sf creditors and mite hstdets. ! shall lseFe5
sf,sr make such an exg,stsdon of ms affairs as
~ satisfy the public that L have made an hf,,les5
efE,rt to oyescome the PANIC aud mee{iny o9l'Sa:
WAsHinGfos, OctohefR 1892.
Roll GALbAIIEE.
WamGed Il hire
H7SOR The balance ofIEle year3a negro ~
9Womat,s capable al doing the h19se.sot
of q .small family. ~ w hAss
Det6ber 19, IS52-3e
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no the Ladies.
NUR stock OF Ladies DBress Goods, Tor taIt"St,
" is now complete, haslRg just received ! lnk.
Blue and Mole Coloted Mouslins GsshnieFef
ana Alpacast i~ts%
Sent. Il. LOCK, GRAMER g LlNIi.A4:
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Negro BERtike4N.
File Farmers @antsome very extra Bo2d ina
cheap egfo Bl~ankets5eaiH8t
Get ~ HARRiS RDENOBRH
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SHEEP.
MARsHAL-BEuAN1a MorclE.

Judges-T. q. Baylor, q. d Moore. Baiaam
Osborn, G. w. Ransom and Ebon
For the best 6ne Wool Back, 50 80: nafr
of fine Wool Ewes, 3 so; best pair. oe fine Wool
Lambs, . 80 best Long Wool Buck, 9 SO; best
Lambs. , so best Buck of mixed blood. 8 so:
I'd best Buck mixed blood, 2: bestnen Of Lambs.
not less than five. 2 so; best Back,of any breed,
90; best Soul. down Buck, 2 sd best South.
down Eve, , so best of South.town Lambs,
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uMIOM ROrr:E.

CUMBERLAND, MAR YLAND.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends, and the public, that he is now keep
ingIhe UNION HOTEL, in this place, situated
ON Baltimore street, in fuli view of the Depot, and
but a few steps off. This Hotel has been recent
ly fitted up in good style; the Chambers and
Bedding are good, and kept in good order; the
Table will be we'll furnished. and well cooked.
Any persons visiting this liOtel will iud it a
place OF comfort charges low. My porter will
be found on the arrival of the cars on the out
side of the Depot, hot being permitted TO enter
on the platform, owing 10 some arrangement
made by the agent of the railroad, at this place.
The Stage owners, aud pTopTietnrs OF the Revere
House and the US Hotel, are in my peculiar sit
uation. As a Hotel keeper, | attn constrained to
state my situation therefore, take this method
to ask a call from the travelling public. My
promises sci forth in this advertisement shall be
made good or no charge. Give me a call, aud
oblige the publie's humble servant,
JOHN T. COOkUS.
August II, 1852. Cumberland, Md.
=. s. Baltimore ''Clipper" and "Sun" please
insert the above ~ the amount OF 81, and send
bill to aEeut at this place for payment. TIC.
FOxYCH WheOt.
"AYING been appointed agents for the sale
HI of this productive WheNt, we have now
ON hand 100 bushels, with accompanying cerlii-
catep, 10 " hich we invite The attention If farmers
Sept. a. REYES q KEARSIEI.
NLOURS.-Fsupe White Wheat Fanily
E Floor, warranted Us good as the best or re-
sept n. T RAwfINs& SOW
New Goods.
WE are now receiving orr Fail Stock Of
Wv Goods.
Oct u. LOCK eRANER & LINE.
Wanted
BACON AND LARDslnF which Tue highest
ID market prieesait khe eiRen IN a6o
Oct n. AoEk GRANER g ENE
A. -H-ZHfr
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=" I'M
Old Furniture Made New.

T1IIE undersigned having had long experience
Il in the Cabinet-making Bushes in Charles
town, as well as an Apprenticeship in Philadel.
phia, respectfully offers his services to visit the
Housekecpers Of the county at their houses, and
Alter, Repair, VarllisIa s. Dress
in any manner desired. all articles of
FURNITURE
that may need renovating. No matter what may
be the work required, he will attend to it with
promptness and fidelity, and his charges will be
most reasonable.
Reference as to his capacity may be made
to Mcssrs. Leonard Sadler, Humphrey Reyes.
Robert Il, Brown, Wells ]. Hawks, and others Of
Charlestown.
Any one desiring his services will please ap.
ply to him personally in Chariestown, or through
the Post Office. GEO. Il. EVERITT.
Ang. 81, l852-tf. II. ri
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rev FAN and winter Goods.
VIZ are receiving our supplies of Fall and
Winter Goods, Boots Shoes, Sc.
Oct. iii. HARRIS & RlDENOUR.
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Y STOW S ;!

SAOS
TUST received at the Charlestown Tin-plate
Working Establishmen and Stove House, a
well selecied stock Of PaIlor, Office, Hall and
Cooking Stoves, for both wood and coal, which
will be sold at great bargains. All orders Tor
Roofing, Scouting AID Lightning Rods promptly
attended 10, aud executed in a style OF woFkman-
sbin and at such prices as cannot fail TO please.
81. u, 1852. THOS. d. PARKER.
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SWINE
" AANG
M,RsnALAJ. II. McENnnrr


.Judecs-Thos. RaWiins, w. II. Conkfyn. Charles
III. McCurdy, Daniel Moler and Alfred Ross.
For the best Boar , years old, SE best Boar ]
year old, 2 best Sow. over 3 years old, 81; best
Sow l year old, . best lot of Pigs, not less ;han
five, and under Is months old, 4 Despair of shoals
under | year old, D hest Sow and Pigs, l..
observation-disclosures w. ~SAPPNGToN.
Judgcs-Wm. Crow, 1. 2. Lyies, john H. Camp
bell. DR.. v. NJ. Butler and DE. 6. f. Mason.
For the best Stallion for heaVytdraught. So: best
brood Mare tor heavy draught, ); best Stallion for
quick draught, S; best brood Mare for 0uick
draught, 5 best Stallion for saddle, 3; best brood
Mare for saddle. 5; best pair of Matched Horses,
5; best saddle Horse, Marc or GeIding. 3 best
pair of uraught Horses. 5; bestteam Of draught
Horses, not less than six. ) best 3 wear old fIEy
or colt, 3; best 2 year old illy Or,colt. 2; best /
year old FLY or colt, II Bro cd mares will be re-
CURED to have colts by their sides.
MULES AND JACKS.
MAusuAL-GeoRaE w. PEvER.
JudScS-J. w. Moore, DIR. WIN. Mcclure, J.. T,
Henkle, H. L. Opie and John G. Wiltshire.
For the best Jack, 5 best Jennet, 8 best pair
of Mu les, 5; best team OF Mules, not less than six,
) best Mule colt, not over 1 year Old, Q.
POULTRY.
MARsHAL-JAMEs NJ. BR6yN.
JRdseS-H. N. Gallaher, w. Z. Alexander, John
Macfarland, J. ]. Abell and @. C.Porter.
For The best pair of Turkeys, IS best pair of
Geese, /; best pair of Musc0vy Ducks. /: best
pair of common Ducks, l best pair of jersey
Blues, 1 best pair of Dorkings, l.; hest pair Of
other breeds, ] best pair of Game. l best pair of
Capons, l best pair of caponed Turkey, best
pair of Shanghai, &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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SELLING OFF.

SELLTNG OFE.
INTENDING to close up our business, we will
Il sell our present stock of
Dry Goods, hardware, Queens
ware, Hats, Caps, Boot
and Shoes,
Aud a great variety of other articles at reduced
prices, to punctual buyers on credit, or at cost
for cash, as we are determined to close out the
stock as soon as possible. All who want bar
gains will find it to their interest to call and see
our goods and prices. We shall in the mean
time keep a
STOcE OF GROCERIES,
which we will sell cheap. Also a stock of CoAL,
which we will hereafter sell exclusively for
Cash. SEWERS & BRO.
Snmmi, Point. Oct. IL, 1882.
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MULES, MULES.
r HAVE five young Kentucky MULES for
4 sale, three years old this spring. ! will sell.
them on a credit till the lst of January next
They can be seen at my farm near Otrs Shop
I have also a WHEAT-FAN Of Doyle & Co.'s
make, for sale on same terms. II was purchased
new last fall. CHAS. s. TAYLOR.
July 90. Is52-tf. Ftp.
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Bacon Hams.
n Lbs. Prime Jefferson County Hams,
OOO just received by
Sept. %. LOCK. CRAMER & LINE.
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Hav Win he furnished for all animals entered Tor
From the great literally heretofore extended by
Railroad Companies, upon occasions OF This KIND,
exhibitors may calculate on having animals and
articles intended for exhibition, transported free oI
cost; and visitors Wilt able 10 procure The round
trip tickets at half price.
September IA, 1852.
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S~IlIEdTiCS.
TAMILY and Extra Flour, White CoTnmeal,
Bacon. Hams, .Middlings and Shoulders ;
Brown SugaTs, very superior Loaf, Crushed,
Pnlverized and Refined do /; Coffee, Jave, La-
guayTa aud Rio; Green and Black Teas a to
81 SO, very superior /; Old Rye Whiskey, Pale
and Dark Brandy, Gin, and Wines, Just received
and for sale very low by. EBY s. SON.
September 70.
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August II, 1852. Cumberland, hid.
p. s. Baltimore ''Clipper" and .Sun" please
insert the above ~ the amount of 81, and send
bill To aPent at this place ior pavment. J. II. G.
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NEW SPRING eoops.-The .uh.cribcr. he,

NEW SPRING GOoDS.-The subscr ibers be z
IN leave respectfully to announce to their friends
and the public generally that they have taken
more than usual care in periccting their assert.
mcnt OF dress and other adapted To the pres
ent and approaching seasons. 10 the inspection Of
which the ladies' Of Washington and the adjacent
cities are cordially invited before making their
purchases. as, from the large and diversified col
lection, they may be enabled to make judicious
selections suitable To their tastes and upon salts
factory terms They deem IL unnecessary To emu.
merate more than a few Of the leading articles:
% pieces neat striped and checked Silks
20 do light brOcsdc Silk, very rich
10 do rich plaid Silk, new style
20 do ~ and 3 plain black Silks, high
do very rich black brocode Silks
do ~ and 1 heavy black watered SilkA
Together with great variety OF other Silks.
Alec, French Beregos, Moussolincs de Iaine
Real Onclia Foulard silks, French printed
Poplins
Silk Tissues. Canton Grapes
Brocade organdic PomPadour, organdie Mus
Frcpch Lawn, printed Jaoopet embroidered
Swiss Muslin
Printed Grenadines, brocho BcrcRes, &c
They alec ask especial attention TO twenty. five
new style Spring Msntillas, with and wthou,
vests and hoods, which considered pretty and
desirable.
Large additions have also been made to their
stock OF Embroderies and Thread Lace Goods
such as handkerchief, Collars, Capes, Eerthes,
Chcmisets5 Sleeves, Cuff. Canton Cape Sha~ls,
&c. HUoE, BROTHER * co.
Mar l3-4v
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Virginia WING Convention.

RrcHnosp, April l5-The Wing State Convon-
ton in session from eleven till half past two.
long debate took place on proposition TO give
to the people Of each Congressional district tho
election Of delegates to the National Convention.
The State Convention decided to appoint them by
a vote Of ayes 50, noes 29-which was claimed AZ
test vote-the majority being understood TO be in
favor Of Fillmore.
The convention adjourned to meet at eight
O'Clock 10 night, when the resolutions expressive Of
Wing principles will be reported from the com.
mittee, who are instructed to be explicit on the
Compromise The proceedings have been harmo-
nioua
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DIED,

On Wednesday morning, the l4th instant after
lingering illness, THOMAS MUNROE, Esq in
the eighty first year of his age, the oldest as We II
as one OF the most respectable Of the residents Of
Washin gton.
Sir MUSRoE of the earliest commission
ers Of THE city during the administration OF Presi
dent WAsHINGToN; and after the removal OF the
seat of Government hither. in 1900, he was appoint
ed postmaster for the city, which office he filled
until the year 1929
On Wednesday, the l4th instant, Mrs AMELIA
n; PEABODY, aged fifty one years, widow of Cap
tain JOHN PEABODY, and ughter of the late JAMES
LEASDKR CATHCART
The funeral will take place this (Friday) morn
ing, at ~ O'Clock, from her late residence, on B
street north Capitol Hill.
In this city on the 18th instant, after lingering
illness and extreme suffering with scarlet fever
SALLY, only daughter Of Captain A. w. REY
NoLps, United States army, aged eight years and
eleven months.
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LOCAL MATTER $ .

The CouBf,-Tbc criminal courl ycsterday
vas engaged in The continuation of tho oase of the
United Statc5 w lillian =. Brown, char gcd wits
obtaining nioGey under false pretaEccs. Test.
mony not concluded,
la the United States circuit court some further
progress was made IA the libel SUIT OF Weiehtmau
rs. Barney, aud it postponed until Monday
next. Ia the mean time The court will hear argu.
ineut Of counsel in the Of Mira Van Ness
praying an injunction TO enable her 10 retain GER
tain property.
SELF CESERATISG GAss.--Tbe exhibition # this
new light in business establishments in this city,
by Mr.. Il. w. Hail, (who holds the patiently con
unues 10 elicit the highest commentators Its
entire freedom from the usual objections to gaseous
substances used for all the purposes Of light. ito
great cneapness the strength soltneas, and beauty
OF the light which it cnits, certainly bespcak It's
.praide, and recommend it to public consideration.
ApDlrioN TO THE CAPIToL.--The President, of
United Statcs on the 18th instant, approved and
signed the joint resolution appropriating five hun.
dred thousand dollars for the continuance of the
" ork upon the two wings of the Capitol, and yc
to-day morning nearly two hundred mechanics
and aborcrs, after four months cess alton resumed
operations. Every department Of the work was
fully represented and there was general stir, and
Industry and cheerfuness, gratifying to all be.
holders.
TEXAS CLAIMANTS The creditors Of the late
republic OF Texas met again the National Hotel
yesterday, when the committee appointed the
day previous reported the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That committee of seven (consist
ing OF Hon. John j.. May, of Virginia.; Gen. Ham
! iton, Of Texas; Gen Leslie Combs, of Kentucky;
| MIR. }. L. Williams, Of Washington city; MIR. H.
| vi. Wattcrson, of Tennessee; Mr.. VIM. Wacott
| If Utica, N. y; and Jeremiah Wbank of New
| York; be appointed to draft memorial TO the
Congress of the United Staes, in respectful and
| urgent terms, to provide for the payment OF
such creditors Of the late republic OF Texas arc
comprehended in the act Of Congress Of the 9Th
! September, 1850, according TO the report OF she
| Secretary OF the Treasury Of 18Th September
| 1851"
The resolution was unanimously adopted; and
the meeting adjourned to such period as the afore
| going committee may deem it expedient TO con.
vene general meeting of the creditors.
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1mlricnn Rtl,ls .Sno,lin

Nav Yosx, April H-A special meeting Of the
American Bible Society he vi tins after noon. 20
consider the extraordinary course pursued by the
Fret Baptist Church, Ia Broome st,eet, in ejecing
the society from the rooms they occupied in that
building in consequence Of the refusal Of the
ty TO lend itself 90 the new Bible version move
meat Strong resolutions we're passed, aud the
board instructed TO vacate the rooms forthwith.
The society met again this evening. and addresses
we're delivered by The Rev Messrs. Hague, Culver.
Recsc, &c. There is large attendance from Penn
sylyanis, New jersey, OHIO, &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the America-Four Days Later
from Europe.

Arrival OF the America-Four Days Later
from Europe.
HALIFAX, April l5-Thc steamer America ar.
rived here at O'Clock this morning, having left
Liverpool on the morning OF the 80. The Arctic
bad arrived there on the 3lst ultmo
The English Ministry have laid before Paria.
ment bill establishing line of steamers from
England 20 Newfoundland and Canada.
la the House Of Commons Mr.. Walpole ON the
part OF the government, had introduced a new mi.
litia bill, which supported by Lord Pslmerston,
but opposed by Messrs Golden and Hume Mr.
Berkleys bill for introducing vote by ballo, at par
lismentary elections, had been defeated by ma
jority Of l02 Mr.. Sharman Crawford's Irish ten
ant bill had been defeated by a monouvre Of th,
government
The French Chamber opened on the 18th
by the President in person, attended by brilliant
stan. His reception wns Of the warmcst kind. He
read hs speech standin =, and announced his in
tcrest in close nmity with all nations, and die
claimed any intention Of assuming the emperor.
ship; but he declared. IL disafIection or intrigue
forced him, he would demand from the people In
the name Of the repose Of France, new title,
which would irreyocably fix on bis head the power
with which the people had invested him. Tim
mense applausc-"yivc Nspoleon."l
gSGLIsH NtRKkTs.
The Arctic's adviccs had increased the dulness
in the cotton market, and inactivity prevalent
al the sailing Of the America. The sales had been
unusually limited Of slight reduction la all de
soriptions Of American under fair. Brown * Ship
ley quote the decline at fully "a. The salcs Of the
week are 81 900 bales, Of which spectators took
1900 and exporters 900 bales. The brokers quo.
tsions are: fair Orcans, SD; middling. IS lbd
fair Mobile, SD; middling, 10 l6d.; fair Up.
land, SD; middling, II l6d.; ordinary. 81 3,d.
Brcadsluffs were greatly depressed, buvoircu-
lars differ as 10 the extent Of the decline.
Money is abundant at unchanged rates. The
bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
nearly E7O.OO0 during the week. Consols closed
steady at 90. 9S. for money and account. Amer
can securities are in good request at full rates.
United States 6's, 1862, l02j I03j; ditto 1865,
no. III. New York STATE Be, % 90 Penn.
sylvsna Sc, So Ohio &C. 20. rs. l05 los. Mas.
ssohusetts Sc, loo a l07. Maryland So, 92I g3l
Virginia 6's, SO, ga 49,.
Hare, March 3l.-Cotton continues depressed.
and tending downward. Sales yesterday Of zoo
bales. Sales Of the week 900 bales whilst the inn
ports for tho week were 900 bales Orleans OF
S5f Mobile 66f 7af Uplsnds 81.
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p. J. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Eighth Street, lhird Door from the A vcnuc

p. j. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Eighth Street, Third Door from the Avenue,
LAS the pleasure to notify his customers, Mem
IL bcrs OF Congress, citizens and strangers So
journing in Washington. that he has Just returned
from the North with inli and superior stock OF
GENTLEMEN'S SPRING GOODS. The stock
embraces many new and very beautiful styles Of
Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestngs, &c, elegantly
adapted to the season. quite too numerous TO par.
ticuarize, which u will afford him great pleasure
to show tn all who favor him with a call; all Of
which he is prepared to make Up in style Of ele-
gance unsurpassed, here or elsewhere.
Alec, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ARTI
CLES-Such as fine dress shoulder. scam Shirts a
new patented article, warranted to fit better than
any heretofore out; Stocks, Cravats, Scarfs Ties,
Collars. Gloves, Handkerchief, &c in great va
riety. and OF the best styles and qualities
Mar 21=3taw3wif IUnion.l
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(l-We hope the Cholera, That desolatiny
scourge, will not visit our happy country again.
sweeping from the stage of life its thousands at
least until everybody has had time time TO get
likeness at TnoMPsos's Skylght Gallery, Lane g.
fuckers Building, between Four and a half and
Sixth streets where the most beautiful and durable
pictures arc taken, and put up in fine morocco
cases, for fifty cents. Ap3-u
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DAcIFIc MAIL sTEA MsHIP COMPANY.

l. hotce having appeared In Saturdays pa
pers conveying the idea that passengers provided
with tickets from responsible agencies would be
subject to detention on the Isthmus of Panama, il
ID deemed proper TO announce that the steamer
Oregon toas at Panama, at last dates, a spare
steamer, free OF engagements for passengers; and
that in the absence of accident at the steamers
California, Republic, Ten nessee, Golden Gate, and
Constitution, in the service Of this company, will
be at Panama in the course o. the present month.
BY order: WM II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
New YORK, April g. 1852. AID 6-dtfif
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INHE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for April.
i Santa Re, New Mexico, and the Navajo Coun-
try. with maps and plates, by Lieut.. simpson. To-
biographical Engineers.
Nights in n Block House, or Sketches Of Border
Life, by Henry G. Watson; with numerous illus
trntions.
Romance Of Natural History, or Wild Scenes
and Wild Hunters, by &. w. Webbor; illustrated.
Memoirs Of Margaret Fuller Ossoli; 2 vols
The Initials, a novel; new edition
The Regulators, a romance Of Kentucky; Z parts;
by James Weir, eco
Lynde Weiss, an autobiography, BY T. B.
Thorpe.
History Of Georgia, by T. s. Arthur and w. II.
Carpenter.
". Carpenter.
Apis FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

rtRihhh sAtiION To THE PUBLIC.
ounce THE NOTICE from this office Of The 10Th
~ January last, which appeared In the newspa-
pers OF tnis city, csutionng the puJhc ganst re
ceiving certain drafts purporting 10 &c those Of
captain l.. T.. Easton, Assistant Quartc.master
recently stationed at Santa re, New Mexico, n
third iorged draft on the Quartcrmastrr General
has been presented for payment. II is numbered
llS, Santa F6, n. NJ, LIST May, 1851, in favor of
Robert Il. Brent, esq, for $3.50, and signed L. &.
taston, Captain and Assistant Quarterm,ster
IL ~ known, from official advice in this Office
that the only genuine drafts ~ Captain E,s,on on
the Quartermaster General arc numbered from
TO III; all OF which have been long SINCE paid
Captain Easton having ceased TO draw there are
consequently no genuine drafts OF HE nov in circu
ston.
BY direction Of tho Quortermaster General.
WIN. A. GORDON, Chief Clerk
QUARrsRMAsrgR GsNGsAt's OrEics
WAsMSoroS CRY, February IS. 1852.
Feb IL
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sssTsScE roa FoaoERy -Rofus Greene, Secro-
tary Of the Firemen's Insurance Company at Mo
bile, lately convicted Of forgery, has been sentenced
to the pententisry Of Alabama for ten years Mr..
Greene had heretofore stood high as an cstimablc
citizen, leading member Of a church, and pious
man. He made an affecting speech to the court
previous his sentence, in behalf Of his wife and
children.
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EASTER BALL.

CARUSI respectfully announces to his friends
-. and patrons that his Easter Soree will take
place on Thursday evening, April l5 1852.
Those who have heretofore attended his Soirees,
as well as members of Congress, with their fami
lies, aud his pupils generally, invited to attend
Tickets to he had at the principal hotels, music
stores and at the door of the Saloon the evening
of the Soiree.
AID 9-eo3t
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CHUBp. BROTHERS.

DANkERS and Dealers in Stocks, Land War
ID rants, Foreign and Domestic Exchange 80
Drafts oniRELAND from T. | and upwards, payab bic
on demand, furnished in sums TO suit
Collections made, aud Cheeks for sale on all the
principal ciues.
Government, STATE. and other Stocks bought and
cold on commission.
Ca,ms before the Departments promptly attended
TO. Rcmittances made at lowest rates i'm Nov
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