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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
OGDEN EDwARDs. Commissioners
GERARDUS CLARK
UfMpy E DAVIES. Attorney. JH VII
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

&UPREME CUUKT.-In the matter OF
- the application Of tho Mayor Aldermen aaa Ge@-
onalty of the CITY OF EewYork relative 70 the UPEN-
ING Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENIY'FOuhrrh-
ST from the Old Church Road to the oIh az ne Cy
NJ New York Public hereby gwen, by me mayor
Aldermen and Commc nay Of the City Of New YORK par-
susut TO ststuts made and PROVIDED me
ssd the MAYOR Aldermen and ConmohslD OF the CITY OF
New-York intend make application to ne supreme
CONT Of the State of New York AZ Special Term o. tne
York ON sa urday the 2ist day Of Fesrnay 1917 we
opepire Of the Court that day or as soon tnsreas
counsel can be heard for the appointment
ss ~ estimate and the above entitled mat
To-. thar the nature and extent Of the asrsoy
insnded IL the opening Of 2tth st. from the Od Cnarcn
D. 10 The syh AZ in the City Of New York laid out
on the map OF plan of said City under and o. virtue o. an
act Of e Of the people CT the 5a,s OF view
VoyI sntt ed Az Act relative improvements touching
IN. isyns out Of streets roads in the City OF New
VEL and fr other puypoees passed April l0gI-Datsd
rronyo,t Ian a. is5S HENRYE. DAVIES,
~ ,rst Counsel to the Corporation.
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~ SUPPLIES. February D. 1853 TO CONTR ACT.
OBS called proposss gill be received the Office Of the
Comss, nsr Of Reps, and ST. TO-, basement No. l.,
end New CITY Hall uni ga nIjay, February n, a.
3ociock p NJ at which tine ney II be onhcy opened.
Tor GRADING the TkNrH-AV. from 18th 70 10th
as a common country rad and profile OF the work
reanred To be dol and all rms in regard thereto,
ca be had at The office II tho Canmi ssner Of Repairs
ard Supplies Alsa blank sInstes will Do furnished Is
the same ofice-N. b. Tho Com missioner reserves the
rsht of ectDg all of he esmates dsemed foY
the inter est of the lolpsainn VIM ADAMS,
81 lot Commits II Repairs and Supplies.
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

diana Railroads run daily (Suldays eIeePtedl
Leave Monroe and Toledo at Sl3 A. III Atrl'e - L.
oore NJ sep M: thence rasseI gers 60 oy ss~sc ~
Plsnk Road 10 miles Michigan City thence oy cars
miles 10 Ainsworth and BY sage u miles !" NhicAso' al
ter Feb l. by cars though 20 Chicago. ~.. .,
Returning 20 Lspcrs same wsy-can lsase - n
T3s A n ard arrive at Monroe and Toeay A. !. ish
Oailv STAGES connect With Fort Wayne 81 otaFgn VI
L0rsnsoor ! Fsyetts ard Indianapolis, a. Soatn nsna
and at other aces the line, with the pnacpa
A. Toledo rs line connects at u NJ OF %; ~ -
the Iake F1e South Shore route by stage 1na
vsis1s tbssee bv railroad and stage 10 Enc Inence
by riTosi via Hpnsrk 20 New York, or oy sage Hue.
I3ugk;rk 10 Buffal, aud BY after feo. NJ .o.
Ths5P NJ train on the New YORK and kis 1'-~'
meets Erh the Lake shore usln -. IN ,hs xzv 10
Passengers II Cleveland can take cars Al Ssr;n2 70
s.shu.sh-hsxce by railroad and 70 miles sSgs.hs
Philadeiphia and EswYoTk or Bstlneis ~
y r NlLL,@11A'' iis II
kdraA Jan u, 1851. -,
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las I'm Commissossr Of Hepairs and Supphs

VNO CARTMEN.-Sea proposals will
u crv,.,u As-eA.ss De.~se..e-5 ne-
tunda, Park. ul Fndsy. 2Ch 'ust ~ 9cioch - -;
ING required by the Dspar msn, fr one year Aca"'oS
grocer agoD, and atpek must be fifeished .,,.
Promo will he day Tor eacn inciudng
a dyi, er and To he always readiness when wanted.
Bond with for the TAI hfui performance Of the con-
OF iss mus 10 s"' NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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NTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HAN

~ Of Records Publ nOtcs - hereby gwen thai the
Aldermen: FLAG A sP ,C- -FOUR FEsT WIDE
,bnogh Sidewalks 4 TNEs rY-FOUHTH-6T., from
Rroacyay 10 6 h-ay ToFEsCE VACANT LOTS on the
boc1 bounded by Broadway hay zth snd 18th ss All
nersons Interested HAVING hsrsto arc requested
tssm In Whiting "a me aBders sbed at hs once,
on y, hsfore the q dsyof February mt Feb 1854
IL
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Han

Il III NV NA - Az awe AAeAS
~ of Records Pablo notice IL hereby given that the
following petitions have been .re.e.ied n the hoard o.
Aldermen TO REGULATk ssd GRADE LEXINGTON.
Az. between t2d ana 66 s.s. IT, ALTER the CITY
MAP, by closing Observatory .qnars Also the fol-
lowing resolution to HkGULATE and GRADE SFff-
THfaD ST from ID Ia ON 20 confo,m TO the receaty
adopted grade All persoes Interested having objections
theIetO are requested hem IN writing to the
undersigned at bis cfc., - before the lsh day Of
fsSf0aV ms IoHy T. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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W lTelgnt passage apply 70
EDWDK. COLLINS CO; % WAii-rs Nfork,
BROWN SHIPLEY CO, Liverpool,
e @. ROBERTS CO., u Kings Arms Yard.
JOHN MUNROE CO., Is Rus Notrs Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris, or GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will be accountable for gold
Aver bullion specie swslry precious metals,
snlsss bills Of fading are nsnsd therefor and the vslus
tsereofthsrsip expressed. az
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO: !

han o. s..a that tss psssioss l.t
Teen prs,emed the Board Il .ss "a ana So
10 suats spd srade ilOh - oe"ssa - sssh-sts, be-
lem RIVER ysean, los n ~ hs sde :. tst-
~ ssts,sn nh .nc to nsos ~ ~ csrs sad gut
the Street n., p hsps ;ss, .ssS I
Ter Az 70 S,s.sns them
bis scs On Or before nc sso IN DoDoE street Con
l3 1852 -" 80 C.h 10 ass.
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CORPORATION NOrICE. e Public

~ notice is hereby that petitions have been pre-
s.ntsd IN the Board Of AldeImss {. SEWER u the
no cry, from pAYAhD WALKER ST aud also in
BROOME-Sr, from BROADWAY tn GkEENE ST
All persons interested hssbg -tjcons thereto, are re-
qussitd the writing. stating their
tent interest e. the Conrsc Clerk At this Ooe, on OF
before Feb II. l852-CToicB sQueduct Department Feb
I. 1852 I9f III NICHOLAS DEAN. Rfesident.
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LIMITED STATES and PACIFIC

LIMITED STATES and PACIFIC
" MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only Tnrsush
Lac III SAN FRANCISCO a CHAGRES DIRECT Fare
tedurtd On TuEsOAY.Feb ~, - sociock NJ ths
splendid lew Double Eaeibe steamship GEORGIA. m
tquaied IN her accOna oesro ard speef ,o00 tIns D.
portr somnander, will sail on " ESDAY. Feb "a, G3
nsi"cs 81 Issc'reiy from her NJ foot Ware ~
Nofth tfeI. with Tire Cove Mails, for Oh a5htS
c'nhertIe With the regular mail s'eamer NO RTHEhN-
DIX "'aii without sny d.lsy for SAN FRANCISCO,o on
arrival u The Fas,eLeers and mat's az PAnams For
pa sage "a ffeight. apnly The Office No III west ST.
g" - ~ Htsfen =. " nh RIVER
b-bi's Of ladibg signed a, the sfce on the morn
E'OR SAN FRANCiSCO-Disp patch
I.s-The new and elegant A ship MICHAEL
tNCEJO. a. p er No 3 Easi River can Accommodate a
few move Passengers fret cabin NJ S,o0, and second
csnir sIt0. 80 lev tHbs of iIRht freight
l06I' FB SUTTON, No 81 Wall st.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. raoiic
motto, !. b,r,b, gwen. that petition has De been
presented in the aid Of A,.i.'sn. As s R,s.SwI
SEWER IN y0Uard-sf , IT, ,stsrsstsd
haUpg obieeiions tbss'o are rsqsess s.ysss r. the
zane in wr,Is. stating sss 81 ~ before Ysmus y.
iss2 -Crstsn Asuedgc ,'m,n,, nv ~ Pendent
feflC NiChOs<oS -
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

HALL IvEh-Ths sysndis ssd sapenor steamers
EMPIRE STATE aao STA re- OF MAMA leave on AIts,-
nsts days Sundays sxerptsdl Pa, No r. scar the
sattsry stp g. Ter Frsshi appl, board OF ct tAs
sfce. 81 pisr Ne . rrsDALR DORnFN
ell Asssts Nns - and ~ ws<t- n
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Water Cure.
lnsurpnrs Iompaniea.

OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE
OCoMPANY, Ne. as Broadway, Jan 10, iso2.-A'
me Annual for Directors Of this Company held al
the Office this day, the folio Wig gentlemen were eecco
for the ensuing year:
echu,man Halsied, Charles Sandfofd JOIN L flsaSf,
John Harper. Chester Drisss, aaron hIIoiu'
xm v. Brady, Sanl. suhause, " N I,uslow,
Vn SkidmOre, Bernard SmYth, tfo"eIi t1tuuea'
Wilson q Hunt, John W meTceresuJonh sicLeh,
Leonard Kirby, Helmus M Wells, stephen V. Alofo
George I. Cobs, Matthew Bird, Jsmss Fos.eu
Yisn. " kdmcnds II, Forester, washington f&o
Lewis Doty, Reuben W Howes. John huhseJ
Espj v. Ca@p, John Dickinson, Francis GodIne
Al q tuhs equeAt meeting Of the Beard. HIRAM NJ.
YORRESTER. ESQ, was unanimously elected President
In place of Schureman Haised. ESQ.,, resigned
1he fOllG gentlemen az tho sans time elected
spt Of he nett election Dr. Jacob Harsen, Charles
Ehie DIS and Michael McGrah.
On motion OF NJ Bird. ESQ., the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
R.socd That the thanks of this Board be and here
by rendered TO our late President Schurcmsh Hased,
ESQ for hrs faithful and Efficient services President Of
the Brcss Insurance Co from its first organization to
he present time.
Rssohsd That In retiring from the responsible situation
which he has % satisfactorily filed he with him
the warm personal regards Of each member of the Board
AMI their regret that their ocs connection Is brought
aeicse tile im'l JOHN WRAY, Secretary.
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DROVTDENCE AND WORCESTER

Il RAILROAD-SPECIAL NOTICE-Unrl further
notice. the clock p NJ Train from Worcester 20 PIovi
dence. will be detai ed at Worcester until 81 eciocS,
pecessary to connect with the ExBress Tram" which
leaves New-Yerk at 8 o'clock A. NJ of the came day.
This will insure a connection. unless the Express Tram
10 delayed BY some unusual canse.
ia3tf ISAAC II. SOUrHWICK. Supt
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~ the application Of he Mayer, Aldsrmsn and Com
monay Of the Cty of New York, relative to the ooenas
of FIFTy-FIRTST-sT. fr.m lo,h-av. to me h1eson
River. IN the Civ Of New York The undeIsgnsd, Com
ssisrers Of Estnae and Afssssmez IN the above en-
tnsd hereby give notice. that they VIII meet q the
Office sf james s. sandfo,d Esq. ons Of me ssia Com
nj roIers No. 70 Broadway, IN the Cny OF new
York on FRIDAY me .7tb day Of February 1851 at ,
O'Clock the sssIrcop for ke purpose OF hearing or
position 10 the Estimate and made by the said
Comnis nss the sntt ed matter any peyson or
persons who may consider ssgrsvsd thsreby~
Dated New.Ye February, b. 1881
JAxEss saNFosD, cormi'ssssr'.
WILLIAM s. GHEGORY.) ..y.,,
ErrRy 2. DAVIES. Attorney. ~"
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HNopWAIK ard DANBURY The and fast
.si NJ .eaner PACIFIC. instead Of the Danbnry as
con templatsd) Capt r. W Fowler, Will commescs run
copr ection the DaLbury ard Norwak Raroad
o. ching AT South Nsrwalk, en- MONDAY. March J.
living Norwak Briege every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY sid FRIDAY -,
F,turr,g will leave the west side Peck Slip East Aiver
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ard sAIuhDAh:
Ias..ee s7l cents Freight taken on reasonable terms
arc promptly attended to by Agents each esd % the
,,n,s For passage freight apply TO SAAION =
WIpp No liz south 81, or the Captain on board.
Ins notice will be gwen Of the hours Of leaving
rsv.Yok Feb. 10, 1852 lHu
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Il Surrogate Of the County OF New York notice here
70 all having claims against ROBERT g.
HALsEY. late Of the City Of Ne~-York, deceased, TO
present the with vouchers thereof the subsbr bef
at her residence No los Thrd-av ia the City Of New
York or before the fourteenth day Of June merit
Da ed New-YoTk, the eleventh day Of December, 1881
dl2 iavsmF' MARGARET HALSEY, Adm'Enx-
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER

PARTN SHIP. EMMOR
~ X. HAIGRT and LEvERErr C. STOwELL are
ps,net u cur House from this date.
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Mnsirsi.

HxnSIC Lady lie DESTROYS to obtain
IvE few more pupils fT the Piano o,ts raa S Ts,m
ws'n,ssis. Hocrsss music TEACHER, No. 20 yrsIs
hs-G.
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TH + NEW ENG LAND LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of New HavsR
Corr insure notsss este. &c agalnst loss from death
ethsf IN natural cause acciaeh, disease any de-
scrction whatever. New Yort Agency Nc IS Wall st.
Tft L. u MART Agent
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Ston-
IL ipr,en. for BOSTON PROVIDENCE NEW-BgD,
FORD and TAUNTON-Ihe steamers CON sI.sI.
ard MASSACHUSETTS Of tbs line row rs W. 49,
FIST wharfabove Battery place, daily Sundays
$50 p NJ The Easern Steamboat NAL ]" no" "AAs
ported by this route as formerly. , ~ A p,..xy
For freight or passage apply at The ofhcs NO /"
place OF on board the boats. "a -
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INDEPENDENT LINE for Gall
L FORNIA OPPOSITION TO THE OLD M NO. e.r
OILY AT REDUCED BATES OF SA FLY $50
ssrs burden With modaiiOns for 700
unrvalsd speed, having been thsrosg t TssS-ss
sxd san Jusn on THURSDAY, Feb d, at cloea =.
rom pa 80 80. :, ny IN E MILLS, Agent,
rseuesS ia'ss' aPf' No 81 Courilandf-sI.
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Noa sHRE WSBURY, LONG

Il BRANCH. ocEAS HOUSE. iS a5w gI5sIpSo1aCK DOCK.
PORT WASHINGTON; h0uNrl 80 and solsadid
sssns osi THOMAS hgNr csp',at o n r. h"'
from Ne E-HsyeR per. East A'eI .avs ssrsw.berry
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA dirsct-U MAIL
I'D EXPRESS LINES-ThIough IN 1t hours-Nsw-Jsr-
AZ R,Ilrsad va Jersey City, leaving New York at A. a.
foot Of CouItlsndt St; A. N. and p alosr.y-st.
..yes Phi adelphia hours from foot OF WAnuI0
T.dc. 10 80 FOR first class and 81 so for second sss
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and ,h.dl.S s.r.
ss,s carrisd in the ?. n. line from Eew-fork, win
through conductors. oi.n
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r United PARTNERSHIP

SyOPARTN ERSHIP NOTICE. The
~ undersigned have this day entered into copartaership
under the firm Of COOK MANN f,r the transaction OF
the mpo aud J0bbne Of Book bnders Hat'ers Trunk
Mauufacturers and Pocket book makers Leather also
every detcipt OF Binders Muslin Marble Paper Thread
and other goods suited TO the trade The business VIII
be carried on for The present al No 295l peartG
JAMES COOK.
IF Tvs GEORGE Z. MANN
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saturray ss-IN p doh1sy, p. - :. connee-
Tos stages for squam and Freehold VII y an nsrfs Of
s,zs,s 10 cnr,ev passengers 70 Al -
H. country 81 yerssus forbid trusting 'ne Nj
On the acrnnnf Of The gu Effs, -
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CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE

OFFICE OF THE GROCERS' FIRE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 wallst, cor
Isr Of PssrEst.
CAPITAL 100000.
Al an election hed tins cay. The following gentlemen
were ehos direct of This Company for the ensuing
year
Ssupscn Moore, Moses Taylor George Elder,
Benz II Sherman, Marsha Pepoons frames shlduy,
Peter Natn, AleH. h Grant, tha'les burshaIer'
RUFUS Story, Asa Porier James wilson,
Henry Edes, Isaac Taylor, William X Foster
A. a ,unstOuent meeting Of the Board. SAMPSON
MOOkE. Fac Unanimously reelected President OF
the conpsay j MILTON SMITH Secretary.
New \ oIk. Feb. 2 ls52
N his Compsn, osrtuUes 70 insure Buildings. Msr-
thsice, hou,shold Enrntufe Vessels IN Port, &c, 90
and pad. A. tfeOd
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Financial.

& CRlP.-Atlantic AstOr, Mercantile,
~ Sun ar Union Mutual Insurance Scrip wanted by
l3f us WM &. GILMAN, No. IS Merchants Exchange.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
Criminal Court.

IN this court yesterday Mcssrs McCalla, Read,
and French, counsel in the case Of the United
States Is. Henry A, Naglcc charged with obtain
ing money from the government under false pre-
tcnccs, argued motion for continuation of the
case hut the Court ovcrruled the motion, and
Wednesday next was assigned for taking up the
case for trial
In the case Of Dr George \. Gardner, charged
with obtaining large amount of money, under
the treaty with Mexico, under false pretenccs
Mcssrs. Carlisle and Bradley, his counsel, argued
against q motion by the District Attorney to have
it continued TO the next term of the court The
District Attorney desiring time to put on record
his reasons for the motion, the matter was post
poncd until tomorrow Friday morning. .-RGp.
WORTH REMEMBERING Stripes, whether on
ladys dress or on the walls otn room, always give
the effect Of height consequently low room Is
improved by being hung with striped paper. The
effect IS produced by wavy stripe, rs well as
straight one: as curved lines are the most grace
| full. they should generally be preferred.
Who could believe that the small article he car
rics in his pocket to denote the time of day, was
the work Of 2l5 persons?
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01

Uondoy, Narca -, 1882. ]
All the members present except Mcsars la
ycnncr and Johnson.
4 communication was read from the City Sur
vcyor, in reply to the resolution Of the 9th inst,
in relation to the grade of New York avenue,
between 18th and llth streets west, with y
diagram of the proposed grade; which was read
and referred to the Committee on Improvements.
MIR. DOUGLASS presented the petition of Charles
Calvert and others, for setting the curb and
paving the footway on the west front OF square
No. lO6, on 10Th street vest which was read
and referred to the Committee on improvements.
Mr.. CALLAN presented the petition Of John l..
Nelson, Tor the remission of fine; which wa.
read and referred to the Committee on Claims
Mr.. CtLLAN presented the petition Of Wallace
Elliott presenting claim for medicines furnished
the outdoor poor which was read and referred
to the Committee on the Asylum.
Mr.. WANNALL presented the petition Of '. Har-
baugh, for the payment Of similar claim Which
was read and referred to the same committee
MIR. CALLAN, from the Committee Of Ways aud
Means, to which was referred resolution direct
ing an inquiry into the cxpedienoy Of erecting a
town clock, made n report, concluding with a
request to be discharged from its further consid-
Grafton which was read.
And from the same Committee, 10 which was
referred resolution directing an inquiry into
the cxpedicucy Of creating the Office Of 'Cit,
Auditor, made report, stating 1t to be ''incx
pedient at this time to create the Office" ant
therefore asking to be discharged from its furthc
consideration which was read
Mr. BRYAN, from the Committee on Improve
ments, to which was referred a petition on tn
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
Office of Correspondence,

LII persons having business in the city of Washington
are informed that the undersigned has established here
an OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose of CIV
ing any information desired by any in any part Of
the world No business whether public private, if Of
honorable character will be excluded from the correspond
OF this Office Persons wishing to know 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 or other aid necessary the best will be procured
recommended.
The undersigned will regard all matters communicated to
him in connexon with this Office sacredly confidential
and will by himself through such agents as 1t be-
necessary for him to employ, possible precauon
| TO preserve them inyioate.
Every letter of inquiry must contain fec OF fcc dollars,
which will generally be the only remuneration required
but should 1t not compensate for the service to be rendered.
the proper will be stated in satisfactory letter In
reply.
Ga Address, postage prepaid)
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
Office of Correspondence Washington, D. Z.
WASHINGTON CITY, January 16, 1862.
Mr. THOMAS c. CONNOLLY is known to worthy citi-
zen, as gentleman of intelligence and clear, accurate
and ready writer and regard him eminenty qualified
for the able, prompt and faithful performance of the useful
duties connected with his and original design of
| OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE
RICHARD WALI.ACH,
U, S. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
| WALTER LENOX,
Mayor of Washington Cy,l
10. GALES,
Senior editor of the National Intclgencer."
r. W. LATHAM,
| Jan II Banker.l
| Intel. Repub. & Union-Tu Tn Sat if 6m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
TELEGRAPH.
A March Prophecy.

A March Prophecy.
The skies have wept and smiled
And the earth is waiting mild,
And the little seeds grow Wild
Lying quick beneath the heather;
SO, their God is in the skies;
To his buried world he cries,
Awake Arise
Tis the sweet Spring weather.
On the sun-cntreatcd hill,
BY tho water -witching rill
They are rising, strong and still
Bladed hosts Of grass and heather,
There are crocuses about
March winds have found them out,
With merry mocking shout,
For the shy Spring weather
In the spirits longing need,
Making welcome every weed,
In the violet and the reed,
Stepping bashful up together:
In the suns more generous shine,
In the mir as rare rs wine,
There arc prophecies divine
Of the sweet Spring weather.
fNutton"l Era.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
THOMPSON'S
SKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY !!
LANE & fuckers BUILDING,

LANE 4 TUCkEHS BUILDING,
Pennsylvania 1ucnue, Washington, ID. {.
NE subscriber would respectfully inform the ladies
gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity, that he has
opened the above for the purpose Of taking the like
all who may wish 10 favor him with call lie has
spared no expense in making it the
BEST GALLERY IN THE CITY
And from his long experience proprietor Of several gal
lcres in New York city, he is confident that his cOT
he c1ced by any lie will give his personal attention
to each picture ard will suffer go away dissatisfied
improvements having Of the most artiscay arranged
SKY.LIGIITS in the country.
Ca lie is willing to guaranty satisfaction sale ui
large assortment Of fancy constantly hahd and
tor sale Mt reasonable rates.
Gfy- PoSt.mortcm promptly attended TO.
feb 2l-tian u Il. c. THOMPSON
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
DIR. STICKLAND's
American Family Pills!

TIE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGE
DESDES the cathartc and aniidyspeptic quality Of these
ID Pills their adaptation tn purify tho boodto the
Liver Complaint Urna and Abdominal Diseases, and ese
cialy that class of maladic known Female Complaints
to relieve the sysom Of Worms and pnlpcs on the skin
may he set forth in pamphlet which be had
,rntuiously of the wholesale agent.
~ B-Tho above PILLS come to me so highly RECON-.
mended from responsible that can assure the
public they have the best possible guaranty Of their GRT
gALuE.
They have already acquired popularity rdrry o1naihd
in short time they have been for sa" IN this cty
A. GRAY, bookseller,
mar lit Tth street opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01

CAPITAL, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
~ DOLLARS. Shares twenty-five dollars each, payable
in monthly instameus of dollar amonth Loans made
to members for five years security Of real estate
Books of subscription open at this office.
At the Office Of y G. Callan, ea, street. near 18th
u. A. Hail. esq, and 81 streets
H. NJ. Morft esq, ~ street.
Geo. Parker, caI, Penn. av. 9th st.
ian 1D--tT
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
HEEnFuL NOTIONS

DRUS1IEs-Clo Hat, Hair Tooth Flesh anil Shoe.
ID COMBS-Drcssing, Long, side, Tuck, Fmetooth anl
Pocket
ELASTICS-For Ladies, Misses, and Gentlemen.
SILVER AND GERMAN SILVER THlMBbES; Superior
Scissors, Emeries Ladies' Knives, Hair Pins Toilet sCas
and many Fancy articles,
For sale by \. GRAY, BOOKSELLER,
ian 22-tr 7th st !, opp. odd. Fellows Hall.