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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
TRUST SAFE.

II virtue ef Deed o. Ttnat executed By Wac
t.nsr y. Chapman, oths nndcrsignsd, bsaung
dats On INC lth day o. noosmhsr so. and 10
Court, Desa book No. I, page $50 Il sl,all re,t
oeed 70 sell ~ pablo auction for ready MONEY ~
the residence q the aald Chapman, 81 lhs ssM
day Of Nay, 1852, the following personaispr
", 10 wit; -Four HORSES, one MACON. ~
COWS, ten had OF CATTLE, thirty had 81
SHEEP, one BUGGY, aud al the houaehola and
kitchen FURNITURE contained In the dHslllnf,
house OF thu said Chapman, aud embraced IN aala
TTpst.pesd. BURTON pEsPARp, Trnsees,
Auril afth fs6a--4k tfl $3.50
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
Chair and Bedstead
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

scTibsT takes this method o. informing bis Old
fIiends and cnstomsTs. and ths public generally,
that hs u stiu engaged in the above businatI, ~
burg, south OfBaTtlett's Hotsl. He e mannfas-
turing all kinda Of WindsoT Chsirs, 70 the bat
manner and Of the best material, and viii sell
thsm upon tbs most reasonable terms. This b
business, he being the only regular chair makr
in town.
Always On hand Ladies' Sewing Chairs, Bos-
ton RoeEng Chains, and WaGhingtou koshng
Chairs. t
Badstsads Of various stylas On hard - niats -
order. He would cal Gtfsnfion - nav patent
be1stesd he Il making. u = ne mpet comris
~ All rs f6irniturc = uliff1ftd. ard vii -
roia 4 tie ioFtst rFi1>s foF cstb 81 ecuntfy re-
PETER LYNCH.
e..zs.ssrs. Apsil %. lsss 81.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison.
WIN. J. WILEY, OF Marion.

For Judge of the Court of AppeulS-Sth Section
Hon. GEO. H. LEE, or Harrison.
For Judge Of tho Twenty first Ciroult,
Col. A. J. SMITH,
Col. G.. ID. CAMDEN.
Hon. WIN. G. BROWN.
For Commemorative Attorney,
Col. BENJAMIN WILSON.
For Clork Of the Circuit Court,
Col. GRANVILLE C. DAWSON,
Col. JOSEPH j. WINTERS,
FREDERICK A. WERNINGER,
JOHN G. Campbell.
For Clerk of the County Colrt.
JAMES II. BARTLHTT,
PHINEAS CHAPLIN,
DR.. DAVID DAWSON.
MATTHEW J. ORR.
For Sheriff,
ABBA MINOR,
WIN. Z. LYON.
THOS. A. ORNER.
For Commissioner Of Revenue,
JEFFERSON b. WEST.
GEO. w. DUFF.
VIM. S. WILKINSON.
JAMES A. ROBEY.
JOSEPHUS DRUMmOND,
FRANCIS II. PAYNE.
JOHN NJ. WOODWARD.
WIN. NJ. RICHARDS.
For Constable,
N. A. sHUTTEWORTH, 1st Dist.
THOS. BARTLETT.
J: E. WOODWARD, 1st Dist.
JET. FLETCHER, 80
o. p. CANDY, Z"
For County Surveyor,
Maj. THOS. RAYMOND.
For MAgistrAtS-FirSt District.
DR.. JOHN c. LOWTHER.
JAMES w. HARRIS.
Col. DANIEL KINCHELOE.
j. HURSEY, Esq.
For Northumberland District
WIN. STEUART.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
The most extraordinary d,seosery IN Tia World is
1s Greet arabian RenIsdy for Ma sAd Beast.
d. G. FARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian IMMINENT.

EVERY FAMILY should at once procure bot
tle Of the great Arabian remedy for man and beAst,
MEST. It Allays the most intense pains in a few
minutes restores the synoTiAl fluid or joint ater
and thus cures stiff joints it penstTatss the flesh
matisn and Palsied limbs of twenty years. stand
ing also tumors, sWSlled neck, enlargement Of
the glands, and is the best medicine for ailments
Of cattle ever discovered, curing sWesny, spayins
Splint, all diseases which require external Ap.
plication.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
Virginia House.

ME undersigned being under ohltgHtionsto Chs
Il public for tho patronage bestowed upon hls
exerionh please and giyo thom shtislaotion, b.
fore he was turned out Of house and homo ~ ths
oct Of ineendlarlss, (Which was an entire loss)
informs the namo that he has hoated the Gag a die
Virginia House, on Pike street, the property for
mefly occupied by G. w, Smith, short dliiAnse
West Of the Northwestern Hotel, now oeeupisd
by Mr. Rust, where he will continue 70 use eFofT
eIortlon 70 mako all who may favor him With
n DENT
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
MARRIED.:

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. Benz. Holden, Mr.. J.
ROBINSON, Of Harrison, to Miss ELIZABETH
JANE TAYLOR, Of Lewis.
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NOT GONE!
But Moved to Pike Street.

In the room
49, lately occupied
BY Thomas 8.
III 49, PTim - store
TO the Northwestern Hotel, where ths subscriber,
thankful for past fGVors, would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he still continues
% manufacture RIFLRs, SHoT-GUNs, Pts
tolls, &c. Also, Repairing in al is various
branches, done with nsatneSS and dotpsteh, all Of
very low prices. ), 3. WRIGHT.
April 18th, 1854.
N. B.-My friends who know themselves lndtbt.
ed to me- either by uots or othsrHiss, will confer
favor by calling and paying ths same, as mon.
ey Is much needed, and. oblIRe. JEW.
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aTOLENl

IRON the hotel Of s. n. AfoasAs. q, p.,,,,n.
~ Marion county, on the night Of SUNDAY. shs
sth inst, one grey COAT, pair Of black clSt
PANTS, one VEST, pair Of fine Morocco
BOOTS, and several WATCHES The name
Of the person who stole the articles u unknown
He Is about 1--WE feat and slx inches high, and has
hght, curly hair. "A liberal reward viii Be paid
for his apprehension.
May l2th, lSsa.-st.
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PROSPECTUS

ToR PUBLISHING AT WASHINGTON, D. O., DURING THl
APPROACHING PRIsIDENTIAL CANVAS, A wKKELl
PAPER, 10 NJ ENTITLKp
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tETME CAMPATGN.,.

70 be exclusively deoOted 10 The advocacy and die.
seminatiOn Of Denseratic principles, and the sup
port Of the nominee for the Presidency, ofths Ma
tiOnGl Democratic C0nventOn, ,clieh tSin eonuens
at BaltiNOre on fhe frat Of June merit.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26
TRUST SALE OF YaIuabTc
Land.

"A By virtue o. etsss q frnst srssus
led 81 WaTnsr w, Chapmfn . fhs
Ittif 6nndsTiignsd, a. Trustee bsafirr dtts
litli on The Odd Day Of Horsmhes. $780,
and recorded n he Cisfks Ofics %
DoddridEs County Ceufi, % Deed Book fo. Il,
Page $50 thsli proceed % ssl a. public suciton,
70 ts highest hi1deT fOT ready money fhs 2fih
day Of May 1882 de saHls hslaf Court dsy, n
front o. ths Csart.houss 81 ssi9 Cenniyt rs III
loving tsaets q Land, 70 vii
A tfaet on 100 scres eonTsJedb b Mar Tasksfa
70 ssld ChapmEIls bsinE tbs sans land Oh ~hl-k
The aid Chapman now rtEides. -.
Also ifaet of 80 ncfes On Snr,r csnp 7an,
conveyed % said Ch1pman By Z. BE-
Als0 tract d 100 ncfsE purchased ~ stlf !
Chapman % Sherwood and Hewitt an
Also = tract o. Is acres u is1d on Crsen rah
Alee q tract 81 50 scfss eonreyoa ~ ~ A.
Neal 20 said Chapmsn.
AIros tract % ~ ecfta lying On nurhes. rirsfs
purchssedsby esid Chapman 81 blsif ard Cgllina.
Selling e Trustee such uue only 80 q Essisd
10 me- b. 10 Il mt Deed nfor>s1it VII be Eirsa-
BURTON IjESPAhD. Trustee.
lpril I7fb 1859 III
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c. & c. $. LEWIS,
Attornies at Law,
cLARkssvRo. VA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

For MAgistrAtS-First District.
DR.. JOHN c. LOWTHER.
JAMES w. HARRIS.
Col. DANIEL KINCHELOE.
j. HURSEY, Esq.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

For County Surveyor,
Maj. THOS. RAYMOND.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

For MagistrAte-Second District.
WIN. STEUART.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-26

Cumberland, May S, lssa
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
$4,000 TO LET.

DERsoNs needing the Of money for short periods Of
il time may obtain IL in Of from ten to ten thou
sand dollars by calling on the subrcrbcr prepared to give
satisfactory security by endorsement bond collateral de-
poate-the latter preferred.
have also many other articles 10 dispose Of much better
than money embraced in general Of superior
and welseected Groceries Wines Teas and Lquors-such
Wechs frstpremium Family Flour, Clagets superior
Family Flour and fine assortment Of owerprced brands;
superior Bacon and Beef HAMS fresh yenson
and Guava Jey superior Figs superior Butter In small
kegs TO suit families superior Leaf Lard also In small
kins and put up expressly for family New York, Penn
sylvana and Maryland Buckwheat; Hcdsicck and other
brands Of superior Champagne very superior old Brandy
and Whskey Scotch Ale and London Porter superior old
Irish Whiskey and Jamaica Rum Holland Herrings
Cheese Of recent Importation superior Sarnes at lower
than usual es-togcthcr with fine assortment all
the luxures well necessares Of c pertaining
Grocery business All Of which anxious dispose Of
the most reasonable terms and TO which invite the
attention Of housekeepers and others.
JOSEPH wIMSATT,
Dealer In Groceries, Wines, Teas and Liquors,
jan 14-co3t cor. Penn. and 18th street.
lint * Unon1
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
GRAND CONCERT /!
The public are respectfully informed that
CATHERINE HAYES


will give GRAND CONCERT In Washington CARuss
SALOON, on Saturday evening, January H. 1852.
PROGRAMME.
Sccna and Aria yen In mia vendetta ucrezia Borga)
Donizett-Hcrr Mengis.
Cayatina, All hsl" Uc Prophete,) Meycrbecr-Mss
Catherine Hayes
Solo on the Yolin-IIerr Grcbel
Aria Bufa, g Bvacco" Battista-IIerr Mengis
Song, Happy Birding" (Wallace) with flute obgato
compartment by Mr.. Kyle-Mss Catherine Hayes.
H.
Duette, "Quanto Amore" BElisir dAmore) Donizctti-
Miss Catherine Hayes and Herr Mengis.
Solo on the Flute (G. Lodor)-Mr. Kyle.
Aria Buiia, Me Rampol" (Cenerentola Rossini-IIcrr
Mengis.
"Auld Robin Grey Scotch ballad-Mss Catherine Hayes
Swiss Song, The Happy Switzcr," 1engis-Herr Mengs
"The Last Rose of Summer Irish balladMss Cathe-
rine Hayes.
Conductor Mr. Lavenu.
The grand piano employed Mt this Concert Is Chick
erinRs, from the pianoforte store Of Richard Davis.
Price Of Tickets 81 Reserved seats s. They may be
procured Mt the music store Of Richard Davis.
As Doors open at 64-Conccrt commences at o'clock.
ian 1B-2t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
The Markets.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
Cotton is firm, with sales of 1000 bales. Flour
is steady---sales of 5000 bbls at $4. 5O@4629 for
State and Southern. Sales Of 5000 bushels white
Wheat at 100 cents. Corn is dull at SO cents for
yellow and 65 cents for mixed. Sales of 800 bbls.
Mess Pork at $15.124 and 800 bbls. Beef Hams
at 1875. Lard 9i(110 cents Sales of 400
terces Rice at So. 81@3.56. Sales of 100 hhds.
Tobacco at 4(@53 cents. Sales Of 400 bbls. Tur-
pentine Mt $8@3O65. Sales of 500 bbls. com
mon Rosin at S1:20. Stocks-sales Of Erie at
78i; Reading at 572, pnd Canton at 68i.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
From the New York Sun
The Dead Sen Of European Politics.

1t is extremely difficult to describe the effect
produced upon the public mind of this country
by the present aspect of affairs in Europe. All
men appear to have been shocked and COMPOUNDED
by tho recent events in France, and know not
what to say. Few are bold enough to attempt
solution of the momentous question which has
been SO suddenly sprung upon the world The
wisest stand amazed; and, although they feel
firm conviction that things cannot long remain as
they are, they know not what to look for next
The spirit of liberty which so recently anima-
ted the people and seemed to foreshadow the
dawn of brighter day for the nations of Europe
appears to have been in moment overwhelmed
and drowned in the swelling food of despotism
The prediction made by Napoleon the Great, that
within fifty years Europe would be Cossack or
republican, seems for the moment to have been
fulfilled by its becoming Cossack. Whatever is
to happen in the future, it is, at the present mo-
ment, undoubtedly true that Russian policy holds
undisputed sway from the SHOWS of Siberia tn
the sunny shores Of the Mediterranean. Some
thing over million of soldiers withdrawn from
all useful arts and from every species of produc-
tive industry, learned only in the science of hui
man butchery, hold in the most abject slavery
more than q hundred and fifty millions of people,
consuming the labor of their hands, watching
them at every turn, suppressing every free
thought which struggles for utterance, crushing
the liberty of tho press, preventing oil meetings
for the discussion of public affairs, and sending
to prison, to exile, or to death, every one who
does not meekly BIO w his neck to the iron yoke
The surface of this dead sea of tyranny is now
unruffled by single wave. II is as coldly calm
as if it were concealed and covered nought but
death
Can it remain so? Vas the sword SO easily
accomplished its purpose? 1t is impossible We
cannot doubt that the calm which we now see is
only such o one as forete2Ts the coming tempest
The whole world seems impressed with the idea
that change of scene is mt hand. What it will
be is known only to Omniscience. All good men
hope it will be for the better II may at first be
for the worse. BE what itlmay, we feel sure that
il cannot be far distant. The dark age and the
rule of brute force will not b. so easily brought
back and thrust upon the world in the middle of
the nineteenth century. There will at least be q
struggle before such an event takes place, unless
the spirit of manhood has forsak en- the earth.
The people of this country cannot remain in
different spectators of the comir,g events. But
the precise line Of policy which ] { will be their
interest and their duty TO pursue, must be deter
mined by the nature Of those events rs they arise
In order to act wisely and efficiently when the
hour OF action shall arrive, they should now give
ayigllant, earnest and thoughtful attention to
every act OF the great drama as it progresses
Pat says !" this pourin' gin and brandy into the
40 hno;n
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, !
January ID. 1889.

NOTICE is hereby given that orders for fuel for the indi
IN gent poor of the city will be issued upon application
to this Office, TO the oowingnamed persons in quaint
ties not exceeding third of cord 10 each applicant:
LIST Ward-Charles A. Davis and J. II. McBlair
ID Ward-Elexius Simms and Luke Richardson.
3D. Ward-Charles Wannall and Valentine Harbaugh
4th Ward-Theodore Wheeler and T. @. Dom.
9Th Warl-J. Hepburn and VIM Grinder.
9th Ward-G. w. Fulmer and stephen Hennng.
9TH Ward-G. w. Garrett and g. Byington
The abovenamed gentlemen in each Ward requested
TO consult together and make the necessary
TO secure proper economy and prevent imposition.
jan 10 WALTER LEN0X, Mayor.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

We invite attention to the advertisement Of the
Aechon'c' Mutual Beneft Associations of Spring
field, Massachusetts, the Office Of which in this
city is on 9TH street, near the Northern Liber-
ties Market. We regard the plan Of this insti-
tuition rs truly excellent, and believe it to be the
duty Of every man dependent upon his labor for
his livelihood TO avail himself of the privilege il
presents. An annual contribution Of from two to
eight dollars will secure him a weekly paymest Of
that amount in season of sickness or disability
70 labor, and share also Of all the profits arts
ing from this joint investment dividends to be
declared after given amount Of capital shall
have accumulated.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

- Inc scarlet fever, we regret to learn, is
prevailing with some severity on the Island. One
citizen has had the misfortune to two children
within very few days Of each other nv this dis
ease. We have heard that erysipelas is also here
and there exhibiting itself Strict temperance
and precaution against exposure we should SIM
pose to be indicated as good protectives acains,
the assault of the latter malady. -Intell;gspc,r
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

+ n@ This is severe winter on the poor, and
they who are web supplied with all necessary
comforts should be mindful Of the duties Of char
ity, We learn from the "Republic," that not
only helpless women, but laboring men who are
at present without employment, have claimed the
bounties at the disposal of the Mayor for the re-
lief of the poor. Now is the season in which a
little kindness can be rendered effective to the
suffering. hWas
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

rI,HE firm of J. b. A. TATE dissolved by mutual
consent the first day of January 1862; and as the
books of the must be closed without delay
indebted requested TO call and SETTLE by cash
notes at short dates.
AS- ANDREW TATE Is authorized to close the accounts
and the Of the firm for the purpose of settling up
the concern. JOS. b. TATE,
ian 1B-3t A. TATE
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
CLERK WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, who writes fair hand il willing 10
IA abstain from the Of cigars tobacco, and liquor,
furnish satisfactory testimonials Of moral character and
wishes to learn the Grocery business may hear of ua
ton by applying to JOSEPH WIMsATT,
jan 15-3t cor. Of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
Fire Mt Vicksburg.

VIcKsBURG, Jan. IA.
About ii o'clock this morning the theatre was
discovered to be on fire, and the flames soon
spread to the adjoining building, occupied as a
hotel by Mr.. Ferguson. Both houses were COM
pletely consumed.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
PENMANsHIP.

rINIE SUBSCRIBER would inform the citizens of Wash
IL ingon that he will Monday, the 10th instant com
mcnce the formation OF classes in Writing Persons de-
string to improve In this beautiful art requested 10 call
at VIM A. Richardson's ROOM between Az and 9th streets
Pennsylvania avenue. A. b. BUTTON
inn liz
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
MECHANICS MUTUAL BENEFIT Ass0cIA-
A AGtta TION.
$4,000
10000

Office Nos. 9 10 Foofs Building, Springfield,
8/N Massachusetts.
AccUNuLArD CASH CAPITAL, $4,000
GUARANTY CAPrTAL 10000
HIs 4 Association Of Mechanics Others formed
or accident.
By the payment Of the following Annual Rates. you will
become Life Member, and will be entitled to Weekly
during life II you should be disabled by Sickness
Accident from attending TO your ordinary business
patton
DEPosITE FOR MEMBERS UNDER FIFTY YEARS
BY paying two dollars per year you win 81 per week.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
Storm.

BUFFALO, Jan. Is.
The severe storm Of snow and wind abated last
night. The cars were % hours coming from Ba-
tavia, place 40 miles distant.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
To city Subscribers.

There has been, of late, some irr0gularty In
the delivery of the TELEGRAPH. We VIII nave II
remedied promptly.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

H5- Arrangements have been made with the Union line
Of omnbuses TO between Georgetown and the theatre
before and after performance, Fare 1213 cents
Private Boxes So Orchestra Seats rs cents Dress Circle
and Parquee so cents Reserved Seats in the
Family Circle Is cents Third Tier so cents Coored Gallery
rs cents ian I'D
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

pa. The tickets for the Concert of Miss Cath
crime Hayes may, we are informed, be procured
after nine o'clock tomorrow morning Owing to
the limited size of the hail. we would advise those
who wish to procure them to be early in their
application.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
Later from Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IA.
Dates from Galveston to the 9th instant have
been received. The Senate of Texas has passed
bill to liquidate the State debt.
There is nothing later from the Rio Grande.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
Hogs, &C.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Ia.

CINCINNATI, JAM n.
The whole number of hogs received up to this
date is 1896 0OO against 307, 900 at the same date
last year. Our markets are unchanged. The
weather is cold, and navigation still suspended.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
FIVE DOLLARs REWARD !

OST, last evening in street, between 9th and the
j Theatre, In the Theatre GOLD BRACELET, ret
with garnets The finder will be suitably rewarded on
leaving 1t with Mr.. Bensa box Office Theatre at the
Office at Wiards Hotel. ian 1b--3ts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

AS- Copies OF the "TeIegraph" may at
all times DO obtained at our counter, or
at the Hook and Periodical store OF VIM.
Adam, PennsyIvania Avenue, near Four
and-a-half street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
NO MERCHAN

TNO MERCHANTS.-A young man, who has had
i considerable experience Bookkeeper and Sales
man. desires situation in either capacity and respectfully
requests those in want Of either TO address PQ City
Post Office jan 15-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

poetic young man, in describing the move
ments of a lot of goldfish, says: They flashed
and darted about like bright hopes through q
lovers brain" That young man should be
looked to-
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

A citizen of Licking county, Ohio, lately had
two daughters elope in one day. One went off
with her lover, and, while her father pursued her,
the other went also. Both succeeded in getting
married.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
REMOVAL.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
NIIE Subscriber intending to from his present
place of business commodious store, offers for
sale upwards Of worth of goods at greatly reduced
prices until the 18th of February
Persons in want Of goods in my line will find to their
advantage to call me before purchasing elsewhere.
@ FIJI JAS 4, LLOYD, .
Dealer in Fruits Wines Liquors. Cigars Comestbles, &c.
Pa avenue three doors east of 18th street.
inn l4-tr IMaSh. News i 49,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

Bas- Miss Catherine Hayes arrived in this city
at half-past ten this morning. She was accom-
panied by her mother, Mr.. Lavenu, Herr Mengis,
and Mr.. Kyle. Mr.. Bushnell had arrived by the
earlier train to make preparations for the Con-
cert
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

We regret to learn that this lady, the wife 0
Senator Chase, of Ohio, died at Cincinnati on th,
morning of the 14th.-- Union.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

The Senate was not in session.
The House went into Committee ON private
bills-and subsequently, six Of them were passed
and an adjournment until Monday took place.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

The free banking law has passed the Tennes-
see House of Representatives, and will no doubt
pass the Senate
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1913 P. M
There have been sales to-day Of two hundred
barrels of Howard street -four at ga, and two
hundred at S4O6. Grain and other things, here
and at the North, remain unchanged.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

EVIDENCE or FoLLY.--Neglecting to advertis,
and wondering that you do not succeed in bus
ness.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

p6r For Georgetown letter and other matters
of interest, see third page.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
NATIONAL THEATRE.

FRIDAY EVENING, January 16, 1852, will be per
formed the comedy, in five acts, of THE LOVE CHASE
Constance Miss JULIA DEAN. La syphide by Miss Ami,
Walters, the avorte Danseuse Grand Overture by tn,
Orchestra. To conclude with the admirable Farce of BAN
B00ZLING.