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FIkfsSa SUFFLl Ot hAlS AM ShR
fgHE subscriber respectfully informs his Old customers FL
and the public, that he has ready for inspection an
stock goods his line Of his and Nthcrneo
ami Ease The stock consists OF The usual variety
cabo Curacao India Plat Swiss eeo (back pearl and white
coo the grades Of Hungarian and Magyar Hats with and
without feathers chdre Hats and Caps of all
patterns ladies riding Hats all the styles OF
rad Alboni Tripa and variety OF young and old sentenens
all OF the grades u Palm
leaf Hats, by the case or Dozen
Merchant; ans. the rac generally invited the stock,
purchasing Richmond The subscil'
doubt that e cScnsivcness and variety of the aSs
will inducements
strong enough keep purchasers rcm further North
JOHN UOOLEI,
March Sim No 81 Main street Richmond
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J0HS NJ. LATHAM,

JOHH NJ. LATtiA.I,
ATTORNEY ar Lii W.
WAsHsGro Cry. y. c.
zSRiCTfCES iHihc several Courts
s
.diu care. will with rru"! attention. T. refer. 10
NcSss. SELpgH, WIrnEEs u Co.,
Ten ISn VI. N:CALLA, WasAnrton.D C.
JAMES j. MILLER, Esq,
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LANE Fol. SALE.
Our pos. office is Clover Hill, Apr omat,ox. Va

u. L JONES.
March Civ :. ID. McDEARNGH
w Philadelphia Pennsylvania. will copy twice a-"r"s 'F ,
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q a, ,,w reccri,. my spring supply of BOOKS --f7~
4 H%D STATIONERY. which will embrace my E3EISksA
selected E.s<Se&T
c"nnrv tialr. including unusual large stock of
Cap and Letter writing Papers, in great varieties
Country Merchants Invited sock, which vii
be offered al unusually low prices
cEE- Sole agency for WORCESTER'S PIANOS
4. MORRIS
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6bANAWAi from me Ht'innEi November last Negro
y Z Woman named VIRGINIA. She about
old rather bciuw The mc!luL dark bread
large mouth with considerable between
au! quite good looking and Intelligent Sc-o will
above reward u twenty dollars ior her apprehension and delivery
Caught OF the county I'm. William dol
taken said comfy ani delivered the
WI. W. TlfnNEH Ian FIR VIRGINIA
NI.,if I',l, lS1b
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SUMMER kEWNEA%.
ygNi has opened public House miles from Rich.
mnr. the fr-lsrs -burs Rail Road where he are!
furnish Girn and nc.s visitors an! hoar - the
desired liz house and III hot weather. cooler
I.ce be onnd his size OF The mountains The The
day aal th"S- who wish heir
nc Is Or the Mountain Road about Nv miles
the yellow Tav.rI.''
There ponds ire he House which there
good fishing. and gclcnG wishing Eon had better
try Those fond Cunning informed that there AWAY
Walkeon. and the and there DO object
suuIIug uu Il.
The undersigned long known CrpTistoro The Rcug& Ready
Hotel hopes his Old friends viii him his home. and he
them they shall ANY get good country dinner they
call lurf.
March lS-c.t TlfOS WITEELEY
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ayIRGISIh:-lS CHASCERY.-A Rules held III the t,rfs'c
Office Cour, OF Amelia Tor The month Of Msca
lS52:
Samuel T IIenAck Robert IIenIri:k rad Thomas "rick
Complainant
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We ~ PINE STRAWBERRY PLANTS
IN r. PHELPS for the sale OF this Tauaoc rlan can as
"a ,nd q, Wm Pamers SEED and Implement Store NO ~
MAJ, for few days Those wishing supply must MAKE ear
" application.
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80 ,ISIyERSARY MEETING OF TIE BI.
- BILE SOCIETY.-Ihe annual meeting OF The tol

tia. exceen, medicine k'o"n rs ayers Chstry feeo
"a r. ,,e.. IN cua- the various diseases OF the Lungs, is al
:ls unycrs no: Only OF the learned and Phlnhr?
m, II n. wue ;l1c The article undoubtedly Is what u
?rel: ID be- .G.y;o Lung Complaints and me remarkable
tu.- Sc a:- kn,n every where, cannot long De over
- NV i; ,.n. /. March 10
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,,, RDANukE FOR NV YORK.
I'it e'c-an, aiu substantial steamship ''Ro n~r
- aNbhE l-'-i l"ns hur:hen. Lewis iarrlsh'
'2a'ie:. NJ Ie4v. a.t-roon Tuesday, the
?. E'.a'., A. O'Clock: tyr sew York EEs1SS20x2xa
,i'..": Tece:'.t W % the hour Of 2. VI.
.i0.s only ' $40
- --- id'>age 70 New York half price, 30
'.as- Norfolk will be charged the same
n ne i!'rG br.fs. :iz 81 and meals extra
.3ae = 700 ~
",ah &,-l, LUDLhM & WATSON.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
Letter OF John Minor Bolts.

Our readers will find in another part of this
days issue the patriotic and admirably written
after of the Hon. John NJ. Bolts, addressed to
a friend in Richmond Virginia, to which we in
vite their attention.
This production is characteristic of its author.
1t is conceived in n frank, bold, generous, and
manly spirit. The sentiments expressed are
Wing sentiments-patriotic Wing sentiments
orthodox Wing sentiments The aim Of the writer
was to do justice to the merits of our present
Chief Magistrate, and at the same time to dis
abuse the public Of misapprehension as to the
principles Of the fayorite Of the Wing party
| General Winfield Scott. No man, in our opinion
can rise from the perusal Of this letter without
being convinced of the sound reflections of Gen
eral Scott upon all the great issues of the party
the Compromise measures included.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
DIED.

On Saturday the 18th instant at her house, in street.
Mrs LOUISA c. ADAMS, the venerable relict Of the late
President JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
The funeral will take place from her late residence
Tuesday next IL O'clock In the morning Relatives and
friends are requested attend without further invitation
On Saturday morning last, WILLIAM 8. DERRICK,
Chief Clerk in the Department of State.
On Saturday evening, 18th instant, Miss AMANDA
FRANCE, daughter Of JAMES and MARaARETTA G. FRANCE
Of this city.
At Carlisle Pennsylvania, the 18th ultmo, PATIENCE
ELLIOT IRVINE relict Of Gen. CALENDER IRVINE.
At New York on the 18th instant in the SD Of his
age, Major JOHN RICHARDSON formerly OF the British
army He active service the Canada frontier In
the of 1Sl25 taken prisoner during one OF
the engagements He resigned his commission number
OF years SINCE and the last three four years has
sided in this city He was the author of Wacousta" and
several other works of considerable merit In their way
Journal Of Commerce
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
THE ELECTIONS.

TESSRS EDITORS As the day for the election of the
l municipal officers of this city opportunities the inter
est increasing almost to excitement Walk where
you will where you may, you will parties grouped,
talking election matters quite earnestly; and when
have intrude myself upon these have invariably
heard this question put by some one, 'What right have
the of this city mnge their national sentiments
politics in their local elections? This question is gen
eral and often repeated that have considered It, and
have reflected thus Is it proper for the people OF Boston,
Philadelphia Baltimore in the selection of tho candidate
for their local to draw party lines? In what
different relation does Congress stand to the people this
city from the legislatures of Massachusetts, Pennsylvania
Maryland the people of Boston, Philadelphia Bal
more? What would the Wings of Massachusetts, the DEM
ocra Of Pennsylvania Maryland think of those voters
who, having majority of three to one, yielding to the
minority especially upon the principle that thrift may fol-
low awning? And this is the only that have yet
heard advanced for this surrender, and which reason
think Is sufficient to make every honest man despise him
that practses It, Congress- they say Democratic and if
the city than if should elect Wing Mayor. The Dem
ocrats in Congress Americans well as are the Wings
they respect character and love to their countrymen
wherever they sail under their true coors they
cannot make much money they sailed under false
coors The argument Is not sufficient for Messrs Edi
tors Wing, and shall vote the Wing ticket procided
find good enough in the Wing ranks to jill the
office for merit Mayor
You will never find the Democrats acting upon such prin
cpes excepting they stand they do here in Wash
ngton, greatly the minority then 1t win answer their
purposes erdcIy
Where do the Democrats stand at this timer To a
they for the Democratic gentleman who in nomna
the Mayoray And although 1t is denied that the
Democrats have nomination, yet this concentration Of
their party virtually procaims him such as II their
nomination announced officially from their wgwam
may Tits CATCH WEASEL ASLEEP. .
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
Stew Die and None Resign,

This is the language of the departed Usage OF
Monticello" employed on a remarkable occasion.
II that ilustrious patriot could have looked down
the vista of time and been cognizant of the events
of our day, he would have seen and acknowledged
his error. designations do sometimes though
rarely, occur.
We learn from reliable authority that FITz
HENRY WARREN, esq, the Second Assistant Post
master General, has rendered the resignation of
his Office to take effect on the 25th of this month
The ability, the efficiency, and courtesy Of this
estimable gentleman, as officer of the govern
ment, are appreciated by his numerous and at
tached friends, by the Wings Of Congress- and the
" outsiders in all parts of the country, and are
cheerfully conceded by his political adversaries
Col. Warren was appointed to his responsible
and arduous position early in the Presidency of
the lamented Taylor. Possessing rare intellectual
powers, and business capacities of the highest
order, his exemplary department, bland and win
ming manners, and kindness of heart, have won
for him the esteem of the citizens of the metrop-
oils and we hazard nothing in saying that he
will carry with him to his retirement the heart
felt good wishes Of an entire population.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
Rx A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BEAUTIFUL, NEW, and Choice Prop
Id erty at AuctiOn.-0n Monday, the 24th inst,
shall SELL at O'Clock p. m, the premises oeauu
new Six story Brick Residence situated on part OF Lot 10
o In Square No oS6, fronting rs feet on North caPio
street midway between the Capitol and new Railroad De
occupied by Com. Wilkes The aboyedescribed house is
Just nnshed and has been spared to make OF
the most substantial kind 1t has treble window frames
mont and back from top to bottom and the best French
thckpate glass in the whole entire 'front.' and large por
ton OF the back with Gothic castron windows Many of
the rooms are large and lofty from 10 by to "a by and
less In front there is l2oot projecting porch which
be ornamented by railing, continuous porch balus-
trade The building is surmounted with observatory Ia
by ~ feet, from which fine view be had of Fort
Washington, Mount Vernon and Alexandria; also, the
Upper Falls and surrounding District; the view is cond-
than that from the dome of the
States Capitol. The carpenters work completed by
location the Of the city, and the most open airy
enient and desirable OF any portion OF Washington
After which will be sold the adjoining part OF the Lot
about n feet front, on North Capitol street.
The sale will close by the sale OF two Lots OF ~ Feet
which front New Jersey avenue in Square No. $780, i'm
mediaey adjoining the north side OF the Railroad De-
pot This locaton-for hotels stores, and other establish
mentsaffords better openings for business community
than B at known in the country there IL now no
city railroad depot the world but has buildings stores
and hotels to their place for the ac
commodation of the public except in this city OF Washing
on where Is offered all these advantages TO purcha
sers and business community.
Terms of sale 0ne-half cash. the balance In six and
twelve months the purchaser to give notes bearing
from the day Of sale. deed given deed of trust
taken. Title perfect.
Persons wishing to the premises will please call
Mr.. Crutchett, at the cottage near by. A. GREEN,
may Id Auctioneer
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
THE MAYoRALTY.

NIessrs. Edit0rss In card announcing Mr. Jno.
l W. Maury for the Mayoralty, 1t is asserted that that
gentleman become candidate at the instance
many Whigs and this assertion the Jackson Democratic
Association has endorsed by their President Mr. j. d.
Hoover Who in letter published in your paper Of the
llth says: "Indeed SIXTY Of hom amongst oar most
Jealous and distinguished Wigs"
Other Wings Of this city, not fortunate as to have OBJ
ned deeming it not necessary to require the endorse
ment Of the Jackson Democratic Association TO their
orthodoxy felt curiosity to know who the rty
Wings" loere and several times
through the city papers asked for the publication of their
and the addressed to Mr.
Maury, all Of which, up to this tme has been sedulousy
kept from the public
therefore constrained to believe that the Jackson
Democratic Association in its eagerness carry the sob
raHur Of Whgy" has suffered itself to be imposed upon
by persons representing themselves to be Wings or
really Wings the siry "moSt sedouS and distngiSed
have discovered that they entrapped and
regret the act.
is currently rumored in the streets OF the
city that the Commissioner of Public Buildings chiefly
instrumental in getting up and among the first to sign these
letters
The Wings Of this city, who claim the right to know,
believe that whether Democrat Wing, who has
been benefited largely by Wing administration, could
be migrate to desert 1t in hour of need 81 pause
for a reply!" A PRESCRIBED WING,
NAV lit
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY

rJNHE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF the members OF
the American Institute of Homeopathy will be held al
the MASONIC HALL in the city of Baltimore, WED
NESDAY, May l9th at 10 o'clock a.
The Committee Elections will meet at the place,
at o'clock mr. TO receive credentials and examine cand
dates for membership. The Annual Address will be deiy
cred at the HOWARD ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 10th instant at o'clock by s. r. KIRBY,
VI. D.. Of New York. TO which the public are invited
The following is extract from the bylaws Of the Ins
tute
ANY person who shall have pursued regular course
medical studies according 70 the requirements Of the
ting medical institutions Of country and who shall
have obtained certificate Of three members Of the Ins
tute his good moral character and general standing
addressed the Committee Elections them found
properly qualified in the theory and practice Of Hom9opa
thy and reported to the Institute be elected
member thereof"
The following gentlemen constitute the Committee on
Elections:
FIR McMANUS, NJ. d., Baltimore Chm
VI. DODGE, NJ d., Portland.
RICHARD GARDINER, NJ d., Philadelphia.
DAVID 0SG00D, NJ D., Boston.
II. f. BOWERS, NJ. d., New York
GEO. W. SWAZEY, NJ. d., Mass, Gen. sec'y.
NAV l7-lts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
THE MAYORALTY,

the friends of other candidates for this Office al
IA ready active in their behalf desire to present the
name of the present incumbent WALTER LENoX, esq,
for reelection 1t is TO be expected that personal prefer
will to extent govern the choice of many but
before the community generally honest and discerning in
nerest 1t must be admitted by every rejecting citizen
that sudden and uncaedor change is not only unjust to
the officer but to the public interest 1t takes the
personal motive and ambition which induce the faithful per
fornance of duty and loses 10 the public the benefit
official experience the incumbent has discharged
the duties of the Office with ability and ZEAL and
after bring TO 1t the advantage of practical experience
trust that the people of Washington win the elective
franchise TO their injury and the injustice of public
officer.
ap 29-n A CITIZEN
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
nsssr The Hall of the House of epresenta.

neg The Hall of the House of r representa-
tives presented quite refreshing appe arance
this morning in its new "summer gGrb." We
ore told that the persons employed to effect the
change have performed their parts in the most
satisfactory manner Mr.. L. +. Clark, the up
holsterer, has succeeded in making perhaps the
best job that has ever been executed in his de-
partment: The mating is the best "Gowqua,"
ana the whole affair reflects great credit upon
the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, and
all concerned
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17

BsE~ The General Assembly of the Presbyte-
rian Church is to commence at the 4th Church,
9th street. in this city on Thursday of this week
1t will consist of couple of hundred of learned,
able, and devoted men, Rev. Albert Barns is to
preach on the preceding evening, and on that
morning This body never convened in Wash
ington before, and may not for very many years
again The session will probably continue ten or
twelve DAYS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
ConUress To-day.


SENATE.-It was resolved that when the Senate
adjourn it adjourn to meet on Wednesday next,
in order that members may have an opportunity
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Adams, the widow
of ex President John Quincy Adams.
Among other business, Mr. UNDERWOOD intro
duced bill to give members an annual salary of
two thousand dollars instead of the present per
diem.
The deficiency bill was then taken up; and
amendments to the same were discussed
House OF REPREsENTATyEs.-Mr. Fowler
offered resolution (Which was adopted) that
the House adjourn over to Wednesday, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of the late Mrs
Adams, the relict of ex-President j. @. Adams
A large number of reports were made from
several of the standing committees relative to
Territories
The House then went into a Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union on Territorial
business
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
A Card.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1852
To The Editor Of the Telegraph:
SIR Having informed from various sources that it
udustrously circulated throughout the city that have
withdrawn my from the Mayoralty beg leave to
the voters of Washington that having been put
in nomination by respectable portion of fellowtzens
Of the bone and snew shall keep the field, victor
pushed against all corners
NAV l7-lot* r. C. WEIGHTMAN.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
FOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE SYSTEM!
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALI
IS medicine is the only preparation which reaches the
fluid thereby allaying all irritation.
NEURALGIA, NERVOUS HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
NUMBNESS FLATULENCY, HEART DISEASES, &c. &c,
all yield to its magical power There Is preparation for
restoring constitution giving relief to the mind
body, by care labor, study like Dr. ROSES
Nervous Cordial. Price only so cents.
Liver Diseases, Dyspepsia, and Bilious Habits!
If your Liver deranged, your skin will be yellow; Dys
pepsa and Bilious condition of the system will follow you
will be troubled with cold feet, variable Appetite and de-
pressed spirits BY taking Dr. Roses celebrated Railroad or
AnBilious Pills you will find all the above bad symp
toms disappear they give strength and richness to the
blood. Boxes 121I and rs cents.
Do You Suffer with any Paint
II you do, you will find immediate relief by using Dr.
ROSES PAINCURER. 1t is the only preparation which
cures, almost instantly Sore Throat Rheumatism, from
Colds, Pains in the Side, Back, Limbs; Face, Ear,
Tooth Ache Stomach Bowels Side or Back Stiff Neck,
Bruises, Corns and Chblans. Wherever you have pain
the Painurer Safe to all ages and the price being
low the poor well the rch obtain 1t in 26 and
so cent bottles.
a The above preparations be found with circulars
and full directions, at
z. d. Gilman, W. II. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
j. +. Callan, John w. Marin,
Kidwell & Lawrence, Washington city, D. @.
j. L. Kidwell, Georgetown, d. G. [may 14-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
SECOND WARD.
~ ALDERMAN for the Second Ward

To the services Of gentleman emnently qualified
for that enlightened and liberal legislation essentially
cesay to meet the present exgencies of
population provide for the future prosperity and greatness
of city, and checks tendency to natcal extremes
nominate Mr. JOSEPH WIMSATT for the Board of Alder
from the Second Ward at the approaching election
June next and earnestly hope that the citizens the Ward
will lay aside all political and personal preudccs and pref
and for the public welfare by giving him their
united support.
may l5--te MANY VOTERS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
Mr.. Clay.

The accounts telegraphed abroad yesterday
were very discouraging. Mr.. Clay had been
restless and in pain during part Of the preceding
night and yesterday morning; but towards evening
his unpleasant symptoms left him, and having
passed comparatively easy night, he is to-day
at least no worse than he was during all last
week
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17

On Thursday, the 18th Instant by the Rev Mr. HopaEs
ALEXANDER MADDOX TO Miss JANE GREEN, all Of
this city.
On Thursday the 9th instant In st. Paus Church, Rich
mond Virginia, by the Rev. DR. JONES' VIRGINIA CARY
third daughter OF JOHN g. MosBY, esq to JOHN ADAIR
PLEAsANTS, Of Akron, Ohio.
On the 10Th instant, by the Rev j. W. HEDGES, Mr. DA
yID PORTER and Miss ISABELLA HARRIS, both Of this
cty
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

UST received from Philadelphia another lot Of Parsons
~ celebrated universal Refgerators. This Refrigerator
surpasses any other that has been produced IL Is
constructed that the lies directly the bottom thereby
creating circulation Of cold air Throughout the entire Re
frigerator All upright Regerators have the ice top
three feet from the meats &c consequently cannot
keep the provisions the bottom cold The interior vessels
Of this Of IL arranged that each article
Of food is kept entirely separate and removed with facility
Call and examine them. c. WOODWARD,
Sole Agent for the District Of Columbia,
may l7-3t Penna av, bet. 10th and 18th SITS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
PIC-NICl
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1852.

ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1852.
HE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they will give Picnic Mt
Arlington Spring the above day. Arrangements have
been made TO seat two or three hundred to meals at time
Rs The boat will leave Fourteenth street bridge at eight
o'clock n M
Tickets 81 So admitting gentleman and two ladies'
J. v. SHIELDS,
may 17-2t INTEL G.. n. BYRNE.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
Do You Suffer with any Pain 7
Odd-FelloWs' Hall!

NTYMAN'S New and Impair alIeled Won
w ders in MAGIC and yENTR1LOQUISM at Odd-Fel
lows Hail. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, May III
Is, and 49, and Wednesday afternoon (l9th instant)
commencing at o'clock Introducing besides other and
startling experiments Wymans Inexhaustble Bottle from
which he pours upwards of hundred glasses of Wines
Liquors Cordials-twentytwo kinds in ALL and fourteen
kinds than any other Wizard produce from
bottle Pot Pour of Handkerchief Foras Bunch of Keys
Wonderful Portfolio Ink Water, Lfe-moving and
Speaking Automatons, Ventrioquism, Astounding nlu
sons, etc, ETC. RS- See small bills.
R Admission 25 cents-Chdren half price Doors open
at ito commence at o'clock. may 15-h
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.

yNTE have hand very large and extensive assor
w ment Of Cotton Hosiery and Gloves, SILK Linen, and
Cotton Handkerchief Shawls Undersleeves Chemisetts,
Collars, SILK and Kid Gloves Combs Suspenders Fans and
a great many small wears Persons buying to sell again
will find ut store great many goods suitable for their
sales particular attention to those kinds Of goods
WIN. EGAN son,
South side Penna. av., doors east Of 18th street.
m 17--lm
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-17

THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, May II, will be performed
Richard Shells popular play in five acts entitled DAMON
AND PYTHIAS. Damon, Mr. L. FORREST. The Polka Ma
tiona by Miss Annie Walters and Mad1le Theodore TIC
conclude with the very amusing farce of SKETCHES IN
INDIA.