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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
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A FUNERAL ODE
For the Metropolitan ObsequIes Of DANIEL wsssrx.
By WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE

a
For the Metropolitan Obseqnies Of DANIEL wsss,,.
By wfLLIAa ROSS WALLACE.
Nor in the high, historic Halls,
Nor by the solemnly sounding Main, [wLl,
Nor where the Mountains lift their grand. al {
Shall he be seen again.
The voice is husbed that made the Nations bov
And that majestic form forever gone,
As though al Alp, with thunder-daring brov.
Should suddenly disappear,
When all the sky is clear, [garded lava
And leave, where tall crags lowered, an unre
Yet doth the Earth no token give
That he. the wondrous one, hath ceased TO Iys }
No forests wave the music of their wo
No great winds melancholy blow;
No streams with slower tide sedately fow;
No Ocean folds his palms,
And stills his stormy psalms;
No cloud in funeral drapery is iurled,
Though he lies low in death;
And not an orb can feel our sister-wond
Move on with fainter breath
But calm and beautiful as in her prime,
Earth rolls beneath her large white dome \
Time.
But joy is in her glowing heart
A joy too deep for any sign
OR human or divine
For she hath done her part
And therefore with an inward smile,
The mighty Mother saw her giant Son
His glorious mission done, his massive laureld
WON
From this her interstellar Isle
Set free,
All orowpaJ 70 wander through Eternity
So. fearless, she can mark the summons still
From Deaths dim, melancholy deeps,
And hear the thunders of Almighty VIII
Go rafting down the everlasting sleeps
But we! All,
Ours is a lesser life and thought than hers,
And even our smiles
Are but the prophets of realm OF tears.
Then bid the Nations burial banners wave
Like darkness DER the Titans grave;
And. for remembrance of the mighty dead,
With funeral garlands bind each mountains
head;
And let the North come up with 0aken bough
To hold above his large, pale brow;
And let the sad West from her prairles bring
The grandest flowers that image Sorrows
gloom, tSprin,
To wave beneath the Southern pine, when
Leans gently DER the Patriots hallowed
tomb;
And bid cathedrals give their organs breath
In clouds of sound DER States that weep be-
low:
When Swallowed thus by such majestic death.
No common deed can speak uncommon wo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

u The Nac- Orleans PieGyaHe learns thai
the ofcers Of the ship Kennebec on her passage from
New-Oreans TO Liverpool in May llst when near ~
GrSnd Banks, discovered two vessels frozen together
In an Iceberg similar report some time since. was
generally discreiited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

Budd our long led and dstusashd xst.rinsry Surgeon
Mr. H. Wosfutf, Isaac Woocruf, w. w roe "a, " u.
stsrks W. l. Reed T.. O. Roger Y J0nes w. C1wen j.
SonereDdytc. J. n. Garfield George Barnstt u Z hA-
thorn Mr. Harrington who attends solely IN the V-i-rnJ
department u Nesars Eip2 BrO~as extensive ess bls
nenf. Among their in merse Bnmber u hOfas he
after every Ofhsr artee ss hat this srei remedy DOE -
they require OF IL. IL wonderful snpsor+y ofr - 49,
remedies IC offered oT sale foT he horse : t4l -
all Inannp7 II so-cs cuts kicks End iT-f- and W. : -
daily Il cures tie chOlc instantly, ert II al e.s
up the heayss the bottom and pertrnl an gns-Ie
few davs-uniike the great foreiEn pre-en1d = "a :,
winch ~ b,t oplv eT while you are usin= m a. Al
soon a. you stop yOuT hOrses are ten uairs % "-'
filed thrir systen with poisonous crugs L.ts- he
Ter j. soue dife-cce with the merrlani, NH5 -
tuvs artices that have merit tic Tc9fc = 49, .-,s
tet er thew IRE liked common d.h-Fii' >, .1,-
that have nofhug but the pres and fse pr bsrts,
,sir riern II IL a very easy matter 70 o. hit
bslv. -fb trashy patent medicInss on coz ~,
Cd, - t.obIe IN sel ing o- cash hsfchAlis > = ,so
~ 49, male a much money "a any r - ~. 70 .
sd dsiye IN aid about NewYork City thls Is Ine l
;- moot X ifs good qualities aud sei -, -, -s
col - ~ no. where II and the Doctor are Ds
IT, 10 rsed II Ten wears ago use II now u y NJ ~
iAS ~ - do,n tomorrow. II = the only snsf1 TT.
49, s,eT con ia corIneid the wea N anG
e|rntry IL is - clean. delightful eno e'lAA '4e' 800
SsIen once tired, you ear never SHAKE u on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Yet in our darkest grief


Before that pale but glorious form,
Come radiant thoughts that bring to us relief
Like ranbOws brought by storm.
Lo! smiling Memory proudly points us back
To his stupcndous track!
But speak his name, and in the Nations Hall
The banners, bearing many a battle-scar,
Yet beautiful with each rejoicing star,
Lift every fold and flash along the wall:
But speak his words, there is brighter beam
On PlymOuth's rock and far Missouri's stream.
And Ger their Ida stride victorious Greeks
To Freedom dedicate each daring soul
While round the enchanted white Olympian|
Exulting thunders roll (peaks
o. 10Y for thus we hold his glories still
On every storied wave and hill
The god departs, yet Delphos is divine;
The Samian dies, but, lingering, sound his
strains,
The Prophet fades, still Zion rears her shrine i
The Builder sinks, his Pyramid remains
Then fold the mighty Slumberer's hands,
And let the Nation, reverent, spread bis pail;
And, bending proudly, tell the listening
Lands
Our Titan sleeps in Deaths selectest Hall;
And with the light OF his own glory shrlned--
King of 1hought-here takes his place. at
last
With all the mighty monarchs of the Mind
Who royalty trod the mountains OF the Past
Nor this the Nation speaks alone,
But lifts exultingly loftier tone
The cloud cannot destroy the climbing star,
But only hides the orb that seeks afar,
Beyond all mortal pains,
A larger place Oh the Eternal plains:
Thus, freed from mortal i'll,
We know, we know he liveth still
And, though lar of from his ethereal cline,
The finer sense can hear his massive tread
Beneath the immortal dome that curves sublime
Above the solemn Cities of the Dead
So, in despite Of mountains reared between
Our homes and sope vast Oceans faroa
shore,
We, with hushed breath a moment listening
lean,
And know the great waves are, though SUI
unseen
The pillows watt their murinurs eyerln0re.
HARRIS Hotel, Nor 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

" A notable career has just ended %
Germany with the death of FRIEDRICH LUD'
WIG JAM He was born in I'VE at LAM, ID
Pomerania, and studied at Berlin and Jena
He cordially hated the French, and after the
battle of Jena sought to enlist ia the PrussAn
army, but was arrested as spy. Afterwsfd,
in 1911, he became q teacher at Cologne, ana
there, smartng under the humiliation oil Ter
many by Bonaparte, he resolved to devote him
self to rOusing and developing the nationS
spirit Of the German people. He was prom
nent in the effort which proved 70 so larges
degree successful, to purge the language o.
the foreign impurities which had crept into
and become fashionable. At the same time DO
found in gymnastic exercises the means Of
physically preparing the German youth for 'ne
coming struggle, and of uniting them in FRENZY
and patriotic Associations. II is universallJ@
mitted that his services in making ready fortDs
rising Of leI3were very great. When the coD'
test began he entered the famous corps
Lutzow, with which, and as a commander Of
battalion volunteers, he made the campaigns
of 1913 aud Icl4. He was also employed BY tae
KiDgo Prussia on several confidential mission
In 1915 he entered Paris with the allied army
After the peace he gave lectures at Ben'n
On the nature and peculiaritics Of the German
people, but bis ardent spirit, and the love +"
- - 4 IN
of foreign yoke, were not thought iavoraoic
TO the permanence of domestic one, and1anD
and the political societies over which be eAe''
cised a great influence, fell under suspicion
demagogues and cOnspirators The Tar"s,
places Of meeting were closed, and In i7'
jain himself was arrested. After haVins
been five years in prison be was tried an'
condemned to two years more for having GU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

70 Mr.. THAcKERAY will arrive in town this
morning, and has taken rooms at the Clar-
endon.
His Lectures will be given at Rev Mr..
Chapin's Qatc Bellows's) Church, Broadway
near Prince-st, commencing on Friday even
ing-of this week. The subscription list will
be closed on Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
"IIcHr. LIGHT. MoHr LtGHri"-Y
ID. Thc nrt of Dyeing Human Hair is but

mpeecty understood by these who make the great
prctenous The Of Hair Dyes OF the day nay for
the time backcn the hair bat be succeeded By
furnished green csrroty purple hue CRIsTADoRos
Hair Dye void OF tbese noXious properties IL instantly
dyes the hair beautiful natural black brown wAch
neither sunshine change tash in The least
Manufactured od and applied n private rooms by CRis
TAnORO. No. A.fnr HOLss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
.fouNpEpRErUrArIoS-The celebrity

ATuME-FOUNDED REPUTATIOS.-lhe celebrity
OF the house of w T. JENNINGS Co, ~ the leading dear
ers in fashionable ready made Clothing IN the United otat
covers a Icriod Of quarter OF ceGtTy During the whIe
OF that time know of finn that has approachsd ai
les equaled them in popularity The cause IS Obvious
The cut and syle OF their garments have mad no parallel ia
the trae Ills fall they have sustained their we-earned
reputation by offering the superb assortment OF sea-
YorE esthlshment Their winter stock less worthy
praise From the variety OF oyercOats over SACKS
oosks ock dress coats. business coats vests ehd
pGutaoons the man Of fashion OF business may select
splendid outfit every article Of which w be IA pefec IN
nj and style II made while the cost will b.
fr ess We recommend pecOn Of their new styles
or winter. The order department OF the establishment
comprises every thing and elegant in WOODEN sllk
velvet snd 9th fabrics, and su can be irnsaed "ithh
tw,ntysfour hours w. 4. JENNINGS Co.
No 2}i Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
h.,inc received the gold metal

Cg- BRADY. having received the gold mela,
f the Anercsn Institute. and also other PIE
=, succs ssion embracing the pr1ze fnsdA
ioi AZ he Worids Fsr deems Il unnecessary 20 sA
.ste on the 1peoy Of bis pigres bur in'Iei P1,c
sitertcn 10 the superb and vailed eeeclon .,
rso,vres exhibited at his gallery No 10 az
Il rlfnrl-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
LYoN's KArHAIRox. roR nae Ham. NERyous

HEADACHE ASD TcLEr UsE.-lt is put up in large hand
some bottles perfectly clean aud eTales the perfume OF
the most delightful flowers LADIES' try bat >
ard Is Tar superior 20 any Trcopher1us Lustra
Invigorator. Sold everywhere.
r. Thomas LYON, No l6l Broadway, New-York
RHEUNATIsM CCREDi-The vast numbers
who finding relief from that dreadful disease Rleuna-
hsIn, by the Of that invaluable remedy MOsTNOREs
Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier sholld induce al
who atlcted with this complaint 10
tbs Is getable prcparatonan internal remedy pre-
pared upon tie scientific principles for tls one
disease alone this Il viii cure N a. Us forms either in
fammaoy lAcue) chronic, No need longer doubt
II they VII bu examine the overwhelming evidences gwen
IFS behalf BY honorable occupying hgh stations in
society. Physicians certify It's wonderful ei lcy ia
tnectuay currs Were IN consultations they had decided
et there were hopes OF recovery AID ia some 10
stances where individuals had been crpps for ten and
twenty years tbs remedy has cured them. II perfectly
safe q Be used BY the most en-ebled AMI lcbated rs
Effects wonderful and delightful apon the system
regulating ana strengthening the digestive Organs in
parting purity. richness and vitality the blood cans M
90 flow freely through al lie channels removing The us
e the disease, and restoring the whole nervous system
Sold wholesale and retail By W v ALEXANDER Co pro-
rrietors- Ccutral Ofhce No Barclays: (Asor House}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
y rnoMas 10. No. lsl BEoal,vay. New.York

RATS ~ THE Wall
Have AZ We al.
With LYOS's potent Pill
Bugs IN the bed.
Or reaches dread
His powders sure 20 KIN.
There 3 no poison LYONS Magnetic Powder ". II IS
instantly O. stTuchse 70 meets. and his Magnetic Pills are
cqvAly fa-a - and mice Depot No 42i Broalgay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Up Hnnsekeeners and all others in want of

'l9- Housekeepers and all others in want of
Bedding Bedsteads Sc would do well 20 call at NJ. vii
LARDS Old established WsrcTooms, No 10 Chatham st.
Of Mulbeuyst where may be found the largest
sotnent OF articles IN hs ne offered the public.
To SADDLE AND HAByEss MAKERs.-Several
Of the ssddery manufacturers in the United
States have introduced SINGERS Sewing Machines with the
NEST brilliant success All who interested IN these
ranches of business invited TO call az the Office Of VI
SINGER Co. No. 28 Is Roadway where they examine
specimens OF the work and the machines in opera
"LIGHT, LIGHT. MoRE LIGHT "-Ye who
IN tie dark. and require efugent light 90 90 the
l. mp OF j. g. MoFfEIT, Nos 10 and Il Prnce-st.
Mr.. Motif n hiss always hand splendid ASSORTMENT u
Ges Chandeliers Pendants Brackets CAndelabr Gr,n-
dole Solar, Fluid and Lard LamIs suitable for private
mansions, churches hotels, etc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
rzrIadies desirons OF seeing sOme suPeriOr

snpd.etured Fun in Royal Ermine, Hudson Bay SABLE,
S,e Marten Mink Sable. Chnchilla. &C. are lnyed to
IN =, Nessrs THOMPSON ROESLER's. No - Maiden
Lane ,hee we have doubt they viii be entirely sArs-
fed and thank for the notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

70 FowIERs & Wills, Phrenologists and
Ne. u, Wishnst0s-E, B9stQs AL
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E.. or .I1 N.rInrs-Stimnlated by the


no., demand that now exist IN European cities for this
elegant useful and dspensabe artcie OF ladies' costnn
a. also by the enormous expense TINT has hitherto attended
the purchase Of line Fus in this country the proprietor hs
beer induced largely into tins branch oil Dishes
with determination 70 MAINTAIN the re9at4on 5 so,
seut holds the first this city tor Fashion bieg .ncs
.nd Fconoav and having purchased 10 great exten dur
M the post summer the Hudsons Boy Russian and other
Fur Sales he offer ADVANTAGES IN tnis mt not 70
be found AZ ally other store IN the country.
PRICES or FURs.
Imperial Russian Sable the set complete inc "a ng nlh
Cuffs aud Tppct from '~i 70 o'J'
VERY fine Hudson's Bay the set complete, in 80
GLIDING Muf, Cuffs and Tippet from i ooto I'
NE Mptf GUS and Tippet from ....... 6)to 90
me Rgf5 GUS and Iippe from .......... SOTO 90
me MrG Cas. and iippet. from .......... 4to IS
ft ca I'D saI ie 'e ~ from 25to 80
'e Cns and Tinret fr5m. Toto q
Rnssnu Mink the set complete, including Mud -,
CUFFS and Tippet, from ...........;:....:. 9o ~
D ca. a11 Tp we from % to 80
AI MA Llea Crs snj ippet l6to 81
French Fr1uine, the Get complete, including
Muf Cuffs and Tppet from. ...'..';..''.'' 0" II
ho o15 MN MA ca and Tppet from, IOto IS
American squirrel the set complete intending ~
Muf Cuff and Tippet, FROM. ......''s:.'' 90 ~
Mountsin Martin, tie set complete, intending -
Muf Cuff and Ilppef from. .;:..',;;.sas ." 10
Atr ,,s 10y LyiH p, 1e ~ f.oTo 25to IS
LGnaG Nv sA rys sn ~ upet I5to "a
fi zen. .rd lng from 1870 s.
Natural Genet. the act complete, including Null o,
cuffs AID Tippet, from. -" -
Silver Badger the elt complete, including Mun' o.. ~
Cuffs and Iipyct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ~
single article, such as Muh Guns llppe" 'ioo''ne
or Boz ~ prOpOTtioDate rate. =, ..
Furs altered cleaned or repaired under the pernend
ence Of a practical French farrer GO. beLfiN'
Paris Maniilla, Cloak, tur and shaw Emporium;
No. 36l Broadway New OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
~. GouRAUp's Liquid Hair Dive is. withou

exception the very best invented Equally celebrated
l. GOURAUDs Medcated soap for curing pnples freckles
salt rheuu flesh worms letter salowness tan rough
chars chees cracks &C POudre Subtitle uproots hair rs
part of the body Liquid egetable Rouge Lily White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

HAIR DYK AND WIGs.-BArcHELOR's Man
ufactory for these articles is celebrated all parts Of the
world persons wishing hight elegant and durable w
Toupee surely be suited ills Hair Dye applied, Is
guarunteel sold wholesale and retail No Wal.
ct Copy the addEess-beware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

Ox,y Oyr PLAcE.-ThOse beautiful cr1y-
~ -ro.yre, for which prize medal Of tie Amer
on pItu - met ben awarded ere taken only y
cen Ins - aSoadway Call and Sc them Pictures
MI ists - .ry weafher-fsif. cloudy, or rainy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

LADIES FuRs. KSox's elegant display OF
Ladies Furs comprising variety is already attract ns
gene attention and universally acSnowldg to be one
OF the large and best selected stocks be found ~ thus
ciiy KNOX a. every body knows, sells cheap, aud the
oaee IN purchasing their fuTs should not fa 10 Visit MS
establishment, No. 8 FuliOn-s HIS assortment OF mats
I The pres reason for gentleman and caps AMI hats r
chdres Of the usual degree OF excellence aud his sales IN
tins departmfut are more extensive than ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
rY General Mutual Insurance Company
Merchants Exchange No , corner Of Wall and William

WV Marine and Inland Insurance
TRUSTEES.
U-u II AsPISwAII Moses III. GRiNNELL,
JAMES Brown JOsEPH W. ALsOP, JR-
ROBERT L. TAYLOR. PAUL SPofTORD,
LEONARDO :. SUAREz, THOMAS 4. STANTON,
EFsJANIS BABcoCR ELIAS Hicks,
JoHN u. kITCHISG, WIN bARNEWALL,
= A DFLANo JEREMIAH WILBUR,
SAMUEL THOMSON, JAMES I. SOUTTER,
MoRTIMFR LIVINGSTON. CuAS. H. RUSSELL,
WV. =. WETHoRE. 1. n. NARSHALLL,
WILLIAM T. FURHIss, J. ID. HUaLBvT,
g. RUTGERS RAMSAY CROOKS
JosTPH SANDS, WILLIAM u. boLLEs,
1 FrSATHAH SMITH, q. MERLE.
WuIIAm H. MACY, G. H. kooP.
u r DAWSON, ID {. hiSGoLAND
ALFRED OGDEN. President
HENRY HOLDREGE, Nice-Presldent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

4 MIRACLE
Attgo-thrds less. though theyr re tvo-thirds better
1han any made IL town.
ELKiNS sells his shirts rs true % the letter
Such bargains nr'er were known.
81 % for splendid SHIRT made TO measure and done to th
minute, AZ No. fSi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

AoTIcE NorIcE AMERICAN Express Cow.
PANf, We New Nork and Enc RAlroea-Ou and ,l., tb
= n INST cur FaSs Freight Line vii he disco-,.n-5 "a
ne Ot.Ss a, No lCs Brosd-st closed for the seasop
sha be able 10 give Railroad speSd u Wcst- G,,s.
kArrtss after December l. BY the eoiap.or - - -
shoTs kailrohd FROM BIZ salo and Dupkirf 10 Civeis
&C. No Erle-place, New-York. Nov. s 1852
H. d. kIcE. Genera A-s-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

CHEAP CLorHING-Friend, do you want a
suit of clothes of the finest coasest material and want
M n msGo 10 iii YOU and good and cheap that then just
Tut on your castor and prOpel' 20 SMITH RicFs Cloth
ing Establishment No. il2 fulton-st You cannot make
better Lar eAin elsewhere in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

A Coon De LAME Dress FOR Or Dollar
-HITcHcoCKk LEADEEArrR Nc. ST Broadway, have Just
Lanes winch they win sell for ward the hand,omesi
and be goods offered Tor that Thoy have Also
large stock OF every other Kind Of Dry Goods such a.
Siks SLawls CeshneTes Mernos, Mourning Goods, Gen
tlemens Fun ishngs &c. &c, equally cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

SECURITY IN COLD WEATHER.-At this
seascn the year there better protection from eoug
al Gods than the
slLk, MERINO AND WOODEN UNDERsHIRTs
cold At No l Bowey They protect the person tom me
Effects of sudden change keep the skin IN healthy cpui
ton end remarkably, for their choapness and durability
10 Tor other excellenccs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

- Send m your orders. Since Shirts were
first made,
Such cheEPness has never been known in the trade
Asst ErNINs store, and his Shirts all men sav
Are The PRIDE o. our city, the gems Of Broadway
{ II = Shirts msee 70 order done 10 the n mute
No. asa Broadvyav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

SELLING Orr &c. NJ. BoDNE will close out
the balance of his Nelveis, Silks Shaws MrrinOs Para
mates, De lanes, Faids Bombaznes ApacU, Cloths
Cassmeres. Flannels. Blankets &c, at reducuOp OF 20
per cent below former prices LOOK for barsa ns-No
SIS Grend.st corner Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

Oue otle las and best Dague eOtypes OF ebser eVe
tsEen 20 rrUnounocd r. himself can be sen a. Gu'
SEYs nevGaIery No. SO Br sdway corner OF LeonA''
st tocetber With a fine hkens s. OF Henry Clay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

SEASoSABLE CLOrHNe.-It can only be ne
eesSsy TO Intimate 70 Citizens and Strangers who are IN
vent o. ran Clothing tha; their can be answered bv
"a ms az ne (oihng Establishment OF H. l. F0srER No
where every article IN the Clothing lai
ehrs department can be procured he most yorlbe
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-11
FAIRFAX AND POTOMAC PLANK ROAD |!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Books of Sub
scription amount not exceeding SIXTY THOUSAND
OF Capital Stock be divided into shares of F
Dollars each for the construction of the FAIRFAX AMI
POTOMAC PLANK ROAD" will be opened the Sd day d
MAY, 1852, at the following named places:
At the office of ALFRED Moss, Fairfax Courthouse under
the superintendent of the Commissioners
At the MAYORS OFFICE, in Georgetown, D. G., under the
superintendent of VIM H. Tenney o. NJ Lnthcum, Henry
Addison, Samuel Cropey H. L. outt and Francis Dodge,
any three Of them. ..,-.
At Office NICHOLAS CAILAN Washington, d. c. under
the supernendence Of Nicholas Caan Ephraim Wheeler,
Ftzhugh Coyle, Samuel Bacon George u. ParkeS VIM. H.
Gunne, VIM A. Bradley, u. Montgomery King, and r. w.
Latham, or any three Of them.
At the house Of CRoMBE Lewinyille, Fairfax county
under the superintendent of - Crombie, VIM. Nelson,
Thomas Ap JONES' Francis Crocker A. L. Foster Joshua
Gibson, and james Sherman, any three Of them.
At the ScHooIHoUsE at Falls Church. Fairfax county,
under the superintendent Of Ankle Coe, Alexander g.
Davis, VIM. Dun, VIM Ball, Daniel H. Barrett, L. O..
Powell, and George Risley, or any three of them.
At the house Of JAMES Cross in Centreville Fairfax
county, under the superintendent of John r. Pugh A. s.
Grigsby, James Machen James A. Evans, r. NJ Whaey b.
i. Rose and John MILAN, any three of them.
At the house of JAMES PALMER Pleasant Valley Fairfax
county under the superntendence of James Palmer Alex
ander Haight, DR. - Hart, VIM H. Wrenn, Sas Hutch.
ison, r. H. Cockrle and Talmadge Thorn any three
them. @. w. HUNTER, jr.,
Y. ID. RICHARDSON,
JARED MEAD,
. WILLIAM T. KUMSEY,
THOMAS r. LOVE,
NOAH DEY0,
JAMES HUNTER,
THOMAS MOORE,
ALFRED MOSS,
mar 2T-3m Commissioners.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-11
Items.

Common sense is genius in its working dress.
He that goes borrowing, goes sorrowing.
Each Of the Baltimore fire companies are in
future to receive an annual appropriation of $500.
Mrs. Amelia Welby was in her 32d year at the
time of her death.
an expedition to Liberia next January.
Rev. Thomas S. King has accepted the appoint
ment Of Fourth of July orator for Boston.
The common council Of Jersey City have had
eighty-sir ballotings for president without effect
ing choice.
All of our banks stopped specie-payments or
the 10th of May, 1887. A well-remembered fac
by all business men.