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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE ia DAYS. s.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.


BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
SCHOONER POLLY BELL FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON next, the Goth instant, commencing
at ~ O'clock, at the County harf at Rockets, the
schr Polly Bell now unloading near said wharf,
she Is in superior order, having recently been
thoroughly overhsuled and repaired, has capacity
OF 10 TONS draws feet of ater and is adapted for
the coasting trade of fisheries.
TERMs-One.haf cash; balance in 6 months with
interest added, for approved negotiable paper
By request of the owner.
NH l6 JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auctr.
BY GEORGE j. SUfINEK.
CTOCK SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
~ AT No. 63 MAIN STREET the subscriber in
street, win sell at auction, without reserve on
THURSDAY, the 18th instsnt commencing at 10
o'clock, his entire remaining stock of Furniture,
which comprises good assoltm nj, some of which
is superior, viz:
Elegant mahogany Wardrobes ladies' dressing
Cabinets; fine nigh post French and cottage Bed
steads, of mahogany and black walnut; marble and
mahogany top centre pier and card Tables; maho-
gany and walnut Sofas and Tetea-tetes, in hair,
cloth and plush; Rocking Chairs to match; maho
gany spring seat Chairs, of the latest French pat
terms; cane.seat Oh airs; Rocking Chairs; Side
boards; dining, breakfast and tea Tables best ma
hogany Extension Tables; Cottage Chamber Sets;
Ottomans mantel and pier Looking Glasses fancy
Tables, of various patterns; Hat Racks-,ogether
With many other useful and ornamental articles
Sale positive, and without reserve
TERMS-For all sums under $50, cash over that
amount months credit for approved negotiable
notes.
NH l6 GEO. J SUMNER
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF KUNKEL,5 NIGHT.
NGALE ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
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CALIFORNIA MARKETS.

Flour had declined. Coffee was firm. Dry
goods unchanged. Leather dull. Lard was
in good request. Lumber maintains good
prices. with a moderate stock. Oils steady
Beet i'll demand at advance. Pork very
dull Stock low and decreasing. Good Hams
sell readily. Butter 50 cents. Spirits of tur-
pentine very high. Sugars firm. Tobacco
dull, with large stock. Tea firm.
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Benefit Of Mrs. barney williams Three
new pieces. in which Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
MANS VIII sustain nine different characters and last
night but three Of their engagement.
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STKATTON,S OFFICE.
M ANAGER ,S OFFICE,
MORRIS A. co

Spl ndid Lottery for This Day-Captals |:
S33 3g7, $4,000 1900, 5000 $500, 25 OF 1000, IS Of
500. &c. 7e numbers, Is drawn. Tickets $40
Also the patapsco I.ottery-Class 92-Capitas:
80, 900, 10 of 2590 &c. Tickets 50 50.
Drawn Nos of Washington. Class 10:
81 81 10 II 70 80 81 81 AZ SO 80 66 l2 90
NH II C. w. PURCELL.
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rNHE GREAT BEAUTIFYER OF THE
l. HUMAN HAIR.-The celebrated and only
genuine Lustral Hair Tonic prepared only by
BENNETT s. BEERS, Druggists is undoubtedly
the best article appendage to the toilet of either
lady gentleman ever yet discovered. Ii softens,
cleanses and enrches the hair promotes its growth
removes dandruff, keeps it from falling out, and is
also highly useful for dressing the hair of children
Large bottles at so cents each.
NH II KENNETH & BEERS Drurgists
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ADJUSTMENTS.
q 81 ii ATR ii.

Benefit Of nIr.. Barney Williams .-Three
new pieces, in which Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
MANS VIII sustain nine different characters and last
night out three OF their engagement.
MN, On This Evening, March 18th,
"hi DC acted (hrst tme) an entirely new Drama
entitled
IRELAND AND AMERICA;
OK, SCENES IN BOTH.
Jenny Finnigan. ..urB williams
fesgy Anderson, "a coqueD Mrs Williams
After which (by special request) the fayorite Come
dietta entitled
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
In which Mrs B. Williams viii, sustain five different
characters, introducing Yankee Song aud dance
La Zingarella, by. Mile Ciocca ane Mons Csrese
To concludes(drst time) with new farce ep,;,les
ALIVE AND KICKING.
nfISy 1 Dny ---------.------Mr Willisms.
biddy Reilly Mrs Williams
NH II
SECOND WEEK.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF KUNKEI,s NIGHT.
NGALE ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
GEORGE kUNKEL,... MANAGER.
hAA""i LInN'- -:.........-...--- -CoNDUcToK.
consequences of the overlooking audiences that
l. have greeted this celebrated Troupe the uast
evenings, the Manager has the honor to announce
that their unique and magnificent entertainments
will be continued every evening until further notice
An entire change of perform nee every evening.
For particulars, see bills OF the day.
NH Is J. t. FORD. Agent.
rNHE ATHENKUM.-Prof. SILAS TOT-
Il Ten, OF William and Mary College, will lee.
lure at the Athen@um on THU kSDAY and SATUR.
DAY of this week. Subject of the first lecture -
memory; OF the second-"lmagnation."
Doors open at o'clock lecture begins at 3
O'Clock, F. NJ Tickets 25 cents for sale al the door
The COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENEUM.
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III which mrs b. williams will sustain five different
the Polka. "N N"-eo
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STREET sPRINkLING.-The subscriber
- intends to bring out the Niagara again in few
days, and hopes to receive the patronage of all who
are benefited by its operatons-route to be as last
year, from 10th street to Old Market.
WANTED, good, careful Driver, (white or
black) who is well acquainted with horses for
whom liberal price will be given. Apply to
NH l5--3t Ii. p. JEWETT, Agent
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IRELAND AND AMRRICA.

MN, On This Evening, March 18th,
!" III De acted (frst time) an entirely new Drama
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At Peru all was quiet.
Generals San Roman aud Vivanso, the late
-esolutionist leaders. have absconded.
The new administration is represented as
tayoInble to peace and the cause of progress.
A change in the ministry is announced at
Bolivia, and much dissatisfaction prevailed in
the North.
bluch trouble is anticipated at Eucador,
glowing out of the withdrawal of the Spanish
Minister.
Gea. Flores was at Peru.
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onciudes(hIst tme) with new farce entitled
ALIVE AND KICKING.
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WI. HUiiLEY'S OFFICE,
No. 10 Main Street.

WI. HUHLEY'S OFFICE,
No. 10 Main Street.
The Prizes are still coming to Hurley's.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 60:
sLowest prize SIS
81 50 &c 35 40 SO 81 70 % l ii 81 Is 90.
Whole ticket So SO 76, $780, half do 81 60,
$50, by HURLEY.
Still another prize of $500 in Mondays Lottery
half ticket
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 81, Marchl5:
65 20 "A 80 3 81 90 IS % Al 90.
Halt ticket 20 81 "a, prize of $500, at Creek
Nation, aURLEY'S office
For TO.Day-Kentucky, No 63-Capit.l: s35,.
900. Tickets $40. mn 17-It*
GREGORY 81 MAURY.
Successor to j. w. Maury & Co., Mana.
gers.
Office, No. o., Main Street
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Class 81, March Is:
65 30 "a 80 81 % 80 % AZ 80
Half ticket Nos 80 80, prize of 5000 sent to
this office.
Splendid Scheme T0-Day.-Kentucky State
Lottery, Glass No 63-Capitals $50, 900, 20,2I4, g
prizes of 1857, 10 prizes of l000 10 of roo 10 of
400, &c. Is numbers Is drawn. Tickets $40.
NH II
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~ - tequtSF1 tuE IHFUfIIe CUnlE-
dietta entitled
IN AND nUTT AE mr. nE
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- ASD AHl II A1SA =
Ok, SCENES IN BOTH.

Jenny Finnigan. Mr. p William,
Fegsy anderson, "a coqueD 1900. Mrs William,
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SECOND WEEK..

Biddy Reilly. Mrs p yyiliisms
NH II
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FoRNIA AFFAIRS.
Tsy THE DANIEL wEBsTER.l

, secondary interest:
CALIFoRNI AFFAIRS.
IsY THE DANIEL wRBsrER.l
Hon. John Weller, L. 5. Senator from Cali
Ia. Hon. Z. NJ. McLane, aud Judge Smith,
a.. amen. the passengers by the Daniel Web
The miners In California were doing well,
A.. many new and rich places had been dis
ysered.
The small pox had broken out at the mines
al Long : Bar.
R.siuess al San Francisco was moderate,
40 generally unchanged.
{erv rich places had been discovered at
beaie's Bar,
On inner Feather River, the miners were
a-sgaglng $40 per diem.
.,fdge Henry A. Teit, OF San Louis Obispo,
al it,Ice Others were drowned on the pas
ssge, between Santa Barbara and San Fran
csc,
he fugitive slave law had passed the Cali
f-n.a Legislature.
The clipper ship Sword Fish had arrived at
-. Francisco in 30 days from New York.
THO snow lies forty feet deep al some points
re.veeu MaryssiIe and !amison's creek.
fcdian depreJatious were frequent. A young
Californian had been shot by them, and
r,,.fs OF droyers had arrived at San Diego on
u, who had been robbed of 5000 sheep.
The civil debt of California was estimated
q, SI79 900, aud the war debt at 81, $4,000.
Tie sheriff OF Calaveros county had recent
/, shot couple of Frenchman who refused
t. Goey an order Of tine court, on the ground
teat tGey recognized no iaw in California
4 large body OF them had got together and
a. ,i.cd q hostile attitude.
4 Jew had been punished with fifty lashes
t. the Vigilance Committee for robblng his
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ERoMCAt.IRORNIA.

Yys have already announced the arrival Of
49,, II Dorado aud Daniel Webster with later
c.,.o,nia news. We give below some items
, .ecoudaIy interest:
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La zingarelIa, BY. Mile Ciocca sn6 Mons Csrese
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DROSY PEOPLE.-Some folks have the
faculty of spinning out trife of matter to
great length, more especially when some flaw in
the premises depends or elaboration for security
against exposition; but multiplied words are unne-
cessary to define facts-as, for example, Bogle's
Hyperion Fluid for the hair, Amoe for shaving and
Hebeaioona for the complexion, are unrvalled in
quality. Sold by William Boyle, the inventor, at
277 Washington street. For sale by
SEABROOK & REEVE,
NH 15--6t IT'S Broad street.
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NOTICE.-Asal sale Of Law Library ct ehe store
IN cfG. u. Weat II Brother, on Saturday morn
ing, u . o'clock. Catalogues are now ready.
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John A. TEMPLE Il CO., STONE CUT
j TIERS, corner of 9Th and Canal streets under
take all descriptions of Cutstone work, and will
furnish any kind OF building or dimension Stone,
upon reasonable terms.
A Temple, for the last Is or 90 month, has been
acting as foreman f the Virginia Washington Mon
ument, to which he would refer for samples of
the work Of the shop, if such finish should be re
quired. NH l3-Im*
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las. ID. THOMAS will continue the DRUG
- BUSINESS at the new store, corner of Frank.
lin and 18th streets, where a call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited.
fe l9-lm
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NOTlCE.-I kave appointed SOLOMON LOW.
~ ENSTEiN, of the county of Henfico, nv agent
for the conducting of Dry Goods and Grocery
business in the said county, at Erin Shades
Jos. MYERS.
Richmond, February SO, 1852
NH I'D l2t
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TELE GRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGroN, March 16.
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The steamship Brother Jonathan arrived at
kas ston on the Sth., and would leave at 10
o'clock the same evsning tUr Chagres and San
: jan.
There we're at least 5000 passengers still
roaming on the Isthmus. Provisions at
PaLama continued scarce and prices high.
Louis Lewis, her British eiaesty's Vice
Cousul al Panama, is dead.
The state of health upon the Isthmus was
Unusually good.
I here was one steamship and seven sailing
vessels upfor California at Panama on the
- list.
The Panama Railroad was to be opened
Irregular trips from Navy Bay to Bahia Saldo
ia present terminus, on the l5th of March.
sluch Disappointment ana excitement was
r aliesteI by some of the passengers who had
reached Panama with throug gin tickets for Cali
4 Fia, purchased OF an irresponsible house in
Rev ork, who had no steamers to send them
tU."aid.
Iue steamship Santiago arrived at Panama
o. tie 18th ult., from the Souh Pacific coast,
v;.. nearly one million dollars in specie.
CHILL.
Ad;ices from Chill state that the revolution
81 terminated. Gen. Cruz, the revolutionary
leader had been defeated with terrible loss on
tie Sth Of December, by Gen. Bulues, near
Lougami!la.
The defeat was followed by the revolt and
total dispersion OF his army Oh the 18th. The
news reached Santiago on the l4th, and caused
great rejoicing.
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c. FOR RENT.-Alarge room in the Law
E:j Building" heretofore occupied by the Histor-
ical Society. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
NH General Agents
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IT. SMALL HOUSE WANTED,-A
E::i house containing five or six rooms convenient
to the business part of the city. Apply at this office
NH l6-3fk -
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nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnershp hereto
II fore existing under the style of LUMPKlN
& THOMAS, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The name of the firm only used in liquida-
ton. JNO. N. LUMPKIN
February 18th, 1882. JAS. D. THOMAS.
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STORAGE.-I am prepared to receive Storage
~ at lumber house, ON the Dock.
mh6-1m JOHN W. WRIGHT
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MANSION HOUSE, NO. 35 l.2, MAIN
M STREET--Six or eight young Gentlemen can
be accommodated with BOARD at this house on
very moderate terms. JOHN A. JETER.
NH 6-Im*
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Nn FOR SALE.-A first rate hiding
6S Mare and first rate Harness HOrse.
sold tor no fault. Call ON
GIL. EARNEST, Livery Stable,
NH lo-2t on Council Chamber Hill
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lUU EREL, No l, 2 and 3, for sale by
Us FRY d McCAEDI ISL.
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A SPECULATION OFFERED,
Which Promises so per cent. nett Profit.
CAV MATTHEW'S IL IN. M LIZ

CAY, MATHEWS 81 CO., No. 14J,
VI Main street, desiring to give possession Of their
store to Messrs Dudley 81 Johnson by the first of
April ask the attention of spectators to their stock
of Mediterranean Water Filterers, which
they propose to close out by the lot at $3 each for
satisfactory months paper, embracing the portion
of the year in which tn ir purifying qualities are
price they have ever been sold at is IS, and from
that to SIS The first applicant complying with
the terms will secure the purchase. NH 9-ts
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A LII PERSONS indebted to DAVID BAKER
"A decd. are respectfully requested to make pay.
meht TO hawes Il. sutton, or to the subscriber by
LIST April, as longer indulgence cannot be given
The remnant of all the claim, will be placed in the
hands OF the law for collection
d. BAKER, Jr., Exor of d. Baker, decd.
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STOLEN.-On the night of the I'D inst, some
- one entered my house on MAN, between 9th and
7th streets and stole two over Goats, one dark
browE and one light drab. reward Of $50 will
viction of the thief JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
fe 25-ts
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The Courrier des Etats-Unis.

Rumors having been circulated by a certain
newspaper, from some motive or another, that
the Courier des Etats-Unis" has decreased in
its circulation since the coup d6tat of Louis Napo-
leon, for its opposition to the Dictator" we beg
leave to contradict the assertion, and arc ready
to prove that the " Courier des Etats-Unis" " has
increased in its circulation three thousand seven
hundred and twenty-five since the withdrawal of
its former editor, MIR. Frederic Gaillardet, and
five hundred and twelve on its regular subscrip-
ton list from the 10Th of December, 1851, to lst
of February, 1852, this not including the extra
sale at the desk by single copies. ..
ARPIN & BARTHE
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

We would call the attention Of the public
generally, and especially Of all persons imme-
datey 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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\ private expedition under Capt Beatson is
to go off shortly to look for Sir John Franklin.
1t is sent out under the conviction that Sir John
has advanced through the Wellington Channel in
to high latitude, far to the westward, probably
as far as the meridian of Behring Straits. Lady
Franklin contributes $500 and Capt. Beatson
has purchased vessel of 200 tons, which he in
tends fitting with three separate engines of eight
horsepower each with separate boilers. He
will likewise take with him n steam-launch, of
eight horsepower Her crew will consist Of tif-
teen picked men. The expedition will sail about
the end Of next month.--Engttshp paper.
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a Communicated. et
An Exhibition Worth Seeing.

The public have been so frequently humbugged
by imperfect daubs yclept panoramas, hastily
without either skill or art, that they
are now extremely cautious about visiting any
thing Of the kind, fearing that it may be waste
OF both time and money. Since Banvard, the
great pioneer in panorama painting, first exhib-
tied his Mississippi river" we have had every
thing III the shape of panoramas, from voyage
round the world to one up 9 Salt river" But
there Is now IN our city, and at Odd-Fellows' Hail.
an exhibitions most magnificent pictorial and
scenic representation of tour over the great
lakes, through the ST. Lawrence river, up its whole
length, and thence Up the wild and romantic
Saguenay riyer-which, for beauty. Of finish and
artistic execution, is certainly superior to any
thing of the kind ever yet produced, in my hum
BILE estimation. .. 'r.r ...
The public may rely on the accuracy Of the
views portrayed at least | can speak of the
greater portion of it from actual experience,
and feel confident that they are deriving correct
ideas of the country represented So skilfully
are the lightand shade and the perspective merged
by the artist that it is difficult matter for the
spectator to persuade himself that he is not look
ing upon nature herself, instead of a pictorial
representation.
Without, Messrs. Editors, occupying too much
of your valuable space, allow me to say, in con-
cusion, that it is all exhibition which, from its
extent and variety, will bear two three visits.
and still be of interest, so many are the cele-
brated localities represented. -....
have had the pleasure of an introduction to
Mr.. Perham, the proprietor, and take pleasure
in recommending him to citizens; for he fully
realizes the most fattering encomiums that have
been paid him by the Northern press, not only
as shrewd and active exhibitor of the Seven
Mile Mirror but as the father of the cheap ex
cursion system in our country. Yours,
A VIsITER.
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Those fifty years age will be charged 25 per cent
extra.
Ono dollar and fifty cents admission fee will be charged
in addition to the above the first year. and must be paid
the time ofmakng application and the first years dposite
within thirty days.
"a. OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
r. CRossETT, President III. H. DARLING Secretary.
A. NJ GALPIN Vice do N. r. LILLE, Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. M. GALPIN, Il. W. DICKINSON,
Rev. X. II. CoNKLIN w. S. GOODWIN,
c. WOODRUFF
REFERENCES.
Hon. Edw. p. Little, Marshfeld
Hon. j. R. Giddings, NJ. G.
Hon. Alpheus Felch, u. s. Senator.
Hon. Seth NJ. Gates, NJ C.,N.Y.
Prof b. y. Palmer, Philadelphia, Pennu
G. NJ Neal, esq, Philadelphia, Penna.
Ex-Governor w. Slade, of Vermont.
Rev. d. n. Merritt, Housatonic, Mass.
Seth Rogers NJ. d., Worcester, Mass
Hon. Eliab Ward, Middleboro', Mass.
In Springfield
S. 0sgood, D. d. j. I. lockwood, Merchant.
L. ID. Beach, esq. John l.. King, do.
c. p. Kibbee, NJ ID. Rufus Elmer, do.
ii. Foot, Merchant. VIM. Stowe, +. NJ
j. b. CLARKE, Agent,
7th street, bet. st. and New York avenue,
jan 15-1m Uttermehle's Row.
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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 person 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 discreey advised; and where profess
ona other aid Is necessary the best will be procured
recommended. "a. .e VS.. ,.. VI #.t...s.1r
The undersigned will regard all matters communicated to
him in connexion with this Office sacredly confidential
and WILL by himself and through such agents may be
necessary for him to employ every possible precauon
to preserve them nyiolate.
Every letter of inquiry must contain fec of ipe dollars,
which will generally be the only remuneration required
but should it not compensate for the service to be rendered.
the proper amount will be stated in satisfactory letter in
reply. @u..a.a.... ##M " se# i.
60 Address, postage prepaid)
THOMAS @. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence Washington, DC.
WASHINGTON Cry, January 16, 1852.
Mr.. THOMAS CONNOLLY is known to worthy citi
gentleman of intelligence and clear, accurate
and ready writer and regard him emnenty qualified
for the able prompt and faithful performance of the useful
duties connected with his and original design of
OFFICE CoRREspoNpENcE. .e.s t
RICHARD WALLACH,
[U. s. Marshal for the District of Columbia.l
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor of Washington Cityl
JO GALES,
[Senior editor of the National Inteligencer."]
II. w. LATHAM,
jan " Banker.l
Intel. Repub. Union-Tu. Th. Sat if 6m