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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-17

PROFESSOR HALLS LECTURE
ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY AND eE-
oLoGY.
nR F. HALL finding that it will not be conye-
~ nient for him TO deliver so long course of
Evening Lectures, as by late advertisement in the
National neligencer, he proposed to give has con-
cluded to reduce the number, and the price of adj
mitance. The number Of lectures instead of hcen-
ty.f r will be eighteen The price of a ticket for a
single person will be S4-for gentleman and lady
S7-for gentleman and two la les S9-for family
of not more than five members Sl2. Those persons
who purpose being present at the lectures are re-
quested to call the Professor at the Medical Col
lege, and procure their tickets The lecture will be
delivered in the Chemical Room Of the Medical Col
lege-two in each week. probably Thursday and
Saturday evenings The course will commence on
Thursday, the 18th inst. at O'Clock, P. NJ
Nov l2-co3t
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The following resolutions were adopted at the con
yention held at Camp Baltimore on the 18th Of May
last;
Resoiued, That when this convention adourns, il
ADJOURN to meet in the city of Washington on the Sc
coDd Monday in December next and that card be
published requesting .-ch division in the United
States to send one or more delegates, and that the
delegates appear in uniform.
Resolved That the officers and volunteer corps OF
the District Of Columbia be committee to make
such arrangements as may be necessary for the meet
ing of the convention.
Rssotred, That the Adjutants General of each
State be requested to be present and take seats ia the
convention
Rssoired, That the proceedings of this convention
be signed by the officers and published.
ADAM DlLLER, President.
b. c. HOWARD,)
JOHN l.. VIELE,
ii. II. LEE, VICE rresideht.
r. FRANCE,
r.. FINLEY,
GEORGE LONG,
L. }. MIDDLETON, oe.'''"o''
JAMES o. Law,
TO THE VOLUNTEER COMPANIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
AT the convention held at Camp Baltimore on the
l6ih OF May last the commanding officers of the Sc
yeral volunteer companies in the District of Column
ora were appointed committee to make the neces-
sary arrangements for holding General Military
Convention in this city on the second Monday in De-
cembcr next, for the pun pose of memoralzing Con-
gress to reorganize the militia. You therefore
requested to appoint delegates to said ion.
By resolution adopted at the meeting in Baltimore
the Adutans General of each State are requested to
be present and take seats in the convention.
R. FRANCE,
Chairman of the Com. of Arrangements.
~ Papers throughout the country favorable to
the cause are requested to publish the above.
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TO THE VOLUNTEER COMPANIES OF TIL
UNITED STATES
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city
November lj lS42.
SJPersons inquring for letters n the following
list will please say they are advertised
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BANK OF WAsHNGroN,
November 9Th, I642.
THE President and Directors Of this Bank have
\ declared dividend of three per cent out of the
profits of the last six months which is payable TO the
Stockholders on demand.
JAS. ADAMS Cashier.
nov l0--eo3t
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L ARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS
IL I. PURSELL, importer and dealer in the above
articles has just received Sc crates and hogsheads of
Earthenware and % packages of Glass, as part of
his fall supply which, with his former stock, makes
his assortment extensive and complete. These goods
are from the best manufacturers and Of the best
quality and newest style. He solicits call from his
friends and the public generally assuring them that
he will sell wholesale and retail at as low as any other
establishment north south of this. Goods assort-
ed in the original packages suitable for groceries, &C.
Fist quality Baltimore Stoneware at the factory
prices
English and American Britannia Tea and Coffee
Sets,
German silver and other Casters
Knives and Forks Walters and Trays
Germansver and Britannia Table and Tea Spoons
Astral, Stand, Wall, Liverpool and Hall Lamps
Cooking Furnaces, &c. &c.
Southworths most improved Lard Lamps for sale
low. THOS. PURSELL,
Opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsy lvania avenue
oct 2l-eo2w.
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VERY VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR SALE
A REAL BARGAIN.
TINE subscribers have for sale, on accommodating
i terms, two very desirable building lots adjoining
the residence Of Robert w. Dyer, ESQ., on II street.
Early applications will secure great bargains.
JOHNSON g. CALLAN
Nov lift
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7 Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.-For sale
IL at the Madisonian Office, copies Of the Acts
and Resolutions passed at the second session Of the
27h Congress, with an Appendix, containing all pub
lie treaties made and ratified subsequently TO the
publication Of the laws Of the preceding session, and
all Proclamaions by the President, promulgated
within the period, that affect any law treaty
of the United Statos.n Price 81. oct Is
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BOARDING HOUSE AT REDUCED RENT
UNHE subscribers have for rent by the year
i or lease for term of years, large
and commodious Boarding House few doors east OF
Gadby's Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue which, to ar
approved permanent tenant, will, on early applica
ton, be let at a reduced rent
JOHNSON & CALLAN.
Nov. lift
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MR.. F. c. Liable has the honor of informing
INl the ladies' and gentlemen of Georgetown that
his Dancing Academy will be re-opened on Monday.
Nov 7, at the Union Hotel.
Days of tuition Mondays and Fridays, from 3 D.
m. to for ladies, and from to for young gentle
men.
MIR. F. c. L., understanding that a portion Of the
citizens impressed with the belief that he will re-
ceve scholars unless they commence with the
first second course, takes this opportunity TO in
form those who may wish 10 receive instruction, that
such is not the case his academy being open at all
times for the reception OF pupils
Nov. 2-9teod
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~ The inland postage on all letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this Office.
VIM JONES, P. M.
Nov. Is, 1920
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Foreign Irnportatuons.

EvERPooL-Ship South Anerca-l ask l. Marshall-l2 II
& II Haight X co., bales Cowaa-i0 bundles Egieston x CO.
4 bales Hoses-3W Walker y Brothers-l c,sk B D Benefit
Damn u son-2 woodward X Conran-l Harner K cos = w
Tcul-2 A Varnist-s Homo, Fort & col II Psrdoe-l Free
man Sco.i Young, snnh &eo-i CTpport & col Warrall &
& COL baIreliC H Alarshaii-l II Mann 4 COLI boxes
Gihon & co-l II Bayii So casks Q bags f Hs1t-2 ii T
ChamberIain-2H Bay liss-l 4 Mitcheli-s bal.s & L
Everson-4 Stone x col boz 8 Cochrane-2c ky McEntyr re
a boxss g Patters0n-3 cks Pssse & col + Van Wert-22
Sands, Fax y coils box.s II Ankebloss & co-190 s Casa
d Hookie u Sons-42 D II idden & Sons-s lngl,ss x Scots-lN
Ludlow X COZ w Mitchell & col box Grifen x col cs
Stew art Y co-2cks Wolfe, Cla Ike & co., bales Stewart X 70
II bale Whitney xco-s cssks X Evsns-I Corney < col
Pardne X col II Van Wort-l cs Hunt & col Dorr * Allen
Ar hee-i White-2 Hunt & COL Holt &ce-i Wsnman Z
Dixon & Goa cs w T Crook &Co-l lcsk w Rarton IS bales
Barnes & co-l00 tons of co,l ilo bags Of salt c II Marshall &
COT lks 6cases IL bales ID xes and ess bars Of iron 70 order.
.AUx CAVES -Scnr Siam-2ol bags coffee J T B. leh-l5 do
II Roihow-loo do f x d sackett-s0O do H 4 w Delsfsld-so
tong loswood to MASTER
TRINIDAD DE CUB brig Gertruds-23o bxs sugar So hhls
molsssesJ Is Lasaia-4sd d. p Harmony X co.'s do Chastelan
Il Ponv.rt
Ly5RrooL,Brsmen ship Elard-isO tons pig iron 1856 sacks
L!yERrooL-Ship Eli Whitney reported in yesterday He.
~ra'd)-20o tons salt to order-2i2 passei gers 3 II hompson.
S'sAL- schr Gil Bla'-si tons o wood Is bales skins 8 ba' es
Nassau, NP-Br schr Aiert-l4 bills bark 30 tons lignumvi.9
10 do brsz'lla wood IS bales sponge J @ Laurie.
ST CRoix. W.E-ocnr Charles-iGs hhds 6 bbls sug ar Q hhds
nolasses AymaI X co.
TRIriDAD DE CuBi-Brig Susan-fs7 hhls mola1ses IS ties
do II rmony & co-is7 bbis pork to the master.
NEUyirAs-brig Calais 200 hhds molasses SO, 600 sega-v Hot
y 600 segars to ordsr.
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These 6 per cents of 1861, and the 5H's are those issued
TO the road, and we find that those descriptions fell Is per
cent, while the regular State SIS fell but 2 per cent; and
that in I February, the s per cents were actually 8 per-
cent higher than the 81 per cents. The company OBJ
gained all the stock they could from the State, sold it a
fast as possible, regardless of loss, Put the money in their
pockets, and Immediately notified the department that
they should not pay the interest due on the stock in
April. So much for falsehood No. 2. It is not aston
ishing that the Wall street prints are corrupt, when We
consider their connections but it is astonishing, that
they have NO more wisdom at this late day, than to at
tempt such glazing receptions on the public.
We have received the returns Of most of the banks Of
Pennsylvania for March, which we have carefully com.
pared with the returns of November, 1871, with the fol.
lowing results
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ronT OF VIEW YORK, APaIL 81. Is4a


gs ss'l a Ss's%s,' fss Mic.r t s., )cffs s..s' %s5 ? $ A wxi ssssssa !.
s MIatSuS5 sm. Mss;sTa %p,ss. xssFis, F1:nLiia;. i Gs:sss. gss.
Cadi1, H Haviiand.-seh Ann Lyman. TS.,sO' N Sssis' n? Nc
Arrived.
y 'ssss! x ;sH n sSs' . $ S%sF's:' { H CO. 'sss t 6 # h ais.fsGI'' a r.
$ Whale Si: : :sYs a r sy %; a ;s;s%sss.' s ;i,Si:%;sss :,as,. Inc
II TSs., ssa 20 ft ssH L i; % q q ~ y; N 'sS :; Srl .gS.: , :sip 1, La, ..
ssiss ssss;css. T!s.. 'ss ! Is : day. ssy:i e m New o,l..u., v i,h cot.
ton ss ship Ne Soa 10 " ird Ms' 10. d jsss ,a';, a Carr. ford Rec.
lon q; ,poksb big ChampIap, from Trinidad Dc Cuba bound !,
Nsr YORK; aStn, lat 50 lon7i passed a ship bound s-ons Of
sh;g Edwina. W,st !, day. from Mobile, with ,ottcn, &c to
Z D Har'but X Co, 22d inst, passed brig CamiiIa, LAT 81 81.
'0B Bremen q ship EIard. Vessels. from Li,.,ooo, and Co... ,.,s
March with ndse to g SF schuremaksr-iss passengers to
Srig susan. Johns. from Trinid I'd dc Cuba, A prl 4. with mo.
iss's. e. 7 Harmony SCo. Sailed in co with brig Homer,
Brig Calais Dsming 10 days from Neuyita:. with m ,Ia,se,,
ss. |. 70 Hon Oven Left Ci,is.n, for New Yorh, in 10
"a, s rs. Am..,es Tr.ssw. II from Gus, anna 2. Aprl II, with
B 2 F ;sss5 - % RI %oi..ss to 2 ? p;loresl = Co 81. .
afse's dpsssrs.is. CO.. ! IRON o''s'"'' fA' WIN sugar
srS.ft % ns,.er. y vs..sI. y isa sa S.f, from r. rs1n,sad de Cuba with
10 s slars 1svSni sh, shapter, days froa Savannah, with cOto.
Sms ISABELLE. Ksene, from Middlet,wn, with sugar to J w
pSohssm ps 7 Krad'on, sdays from Charleston. with cotton to
's: :s.s e ! i % nv % an; Zones from New Orleans, april 8, vi mo-
o. arg fae'olu'' Dni,n. +, da,. from Dari.n, with cotton to
: s = $ t s';f'' kI's ss .ss 70 $ ssy. sss% s, N., =. NJ; with bari.
s senr CA eb,, I. ? 8, the only Amer ~ ~ """'s'0n !"
ssscAy%sar' Z CO. ta'h i y a .9S, fgm 8, crois WE. with sugar,
s s.t = fn q brig brig H' der All. Tor New Yo1l,, an e'' o.. 2 a. q. A 5s,
sshs siam Gran. IS dAy. rom Aux Carr, x;,s 49,.
Grad TUT, FOR New 9orL L sa,s seAr Mahsls' for Boston. ists;
General Recsrs.
wssr 'sp'A LITTER BAes.-The Dee vii, all 49,,
noon Her letter 'a!' vii close at No. live ss,se, - 20
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.Nfw ORLEAS Ship sarasog is bxs A Rockers & co-isos
pigs lead q X Rogers,-l bx trunk + n Giililan-202 pigs
lead CHI Rogers,,sis do A Averill-ssa DO Lewis s Hanford-
ahhds sugar D MoorshonseIs Lhds tobacco BoormaD, John
son s so-i?ss gigs lead " Neisos-4s2 br,s pork - bales cot,
F%ssdick-s ties flax seed Newbold& C'aft-s bales cotton Nal.
com X Gaul-2 do C& + Waldo-le do skins A II Prahe -2&
bales cotton Lls.sa. Il lines Scos-, punch whisksy T Manuel
liaMs-44l brls pork B ii Field s. co-so hhds sugar w Barne-
wtii-60 bsiet cotton Cutter. Cook < cO-l750 brls flour Is ties
II x seed 100 brls wheat So bales cotton to order.
MoBLE-Snip Edwina-l1 bales cot on ED Hurlbut & CO.
l25 Center x co-s0 Jas Lee & co-47 John Ogaen-lO + nj AL
lyn-aJ Ia man-2! Stsbbins & Brouxer-sb bales wool j S
Haryey-il6 cotton j II TaInan-i7 Holbrook & Rilfon-3s
" D Msrisiop-ti Bolton. Fox y Liyiugston-s potion W
Ba-uard-?3 W. II Green < co-s0 L M Wiley 4 COT bxs mdz
= y s y L.svi,..is bales cotton re,kins: Hopkins & White.
: trunk. and ! bale 4 V R.ymOnSIss bs candle. ri Matt.
Iaho-27. ttgs brandy dol Dox + Kellogg-3 pkgs furniture
BoydS NcKennsnci Soa A J Stcut-2o,o 900 feet TImber do
co-l<qr SKIS aLt Is eighihs brandy order, :
sAvASNAH-Btig S1varnah-se bales cotton s Bronsou-l 10
s.oo 4 Burritf-ss H w & S Bars.ow-ioJ s sssptsr.sy j
Wood-37 do box l Dbl / bdie Smith, Mills c -32 bales cot.
ton g Coiins.ss 90 HF W,ring & co-lo7 DO yietor Z Duck
wuz-l0 tcs rice Hayes, Mills 4 Co.'S do w Amsre X BeDs-
d,etEss bales moss Newhos.e-i box Major .Maekey-2s de.
myohns + > Hyde-l box A Comstock-5 do H w Jones-4s
bales cotton 60 chs rice to order =
New ORLEANs-Brig B L Swan-55 hhds surar 5s5 bbls mo-
lasses Newboid &Crafts.
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Died.

On rsesdsv, 2sth inst, EsSEsr, son OF Ernest Fielder,
aged Is months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the
residence Of Eli Hart, SO Bond ST.
On Tuesday, Goth inst, Miss ANN Mousr, in the soth
year of har age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, this afternoon, at I O'Clock, from her
late residence, No. 8 Squire's Buildings, Atlantic street,
Brooklyn.
All St. Johns, Canada, 2ist inst, Mr.. Jas. E. Morr, aged
Is vears.
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Passengers Arrived.

Heydore, Of England; Mr. Bailey. VIM Bailey, Of Liverpool
$40 in the stsersge.
sAvANNAH-brig Savannah Mr. Berrien, 5 children and .
servants; Nliss BeTriep, Mr. Stow and lady. F. q Welch and
lady, Dr. Brush, Me,srs T NJ Turner, w Il Turner; A Il
combe, Z rh9mpssn, 9 Leoni-ss in the st.srase.
yameG Bliss, A Van Cluck, A G Cooke and two ~chiliren, Mr.
johnson aud lady II Ganford, WIN Edmond, Master q Albert,
Nr H Whitworih. Mr.. h NJ Burton. =
NEw OTLxASs-snie Sar.togaIMr Pent9n; G Z Busha-
Miss Dscqseny, Jules ST NJ .rtin. Mrs N Be. jlnin. Victor
David, AlIhonss David, Hiram Dema WIN tt Mitchell, Rosa
Flyun-5i IN the steersge.
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$l.lit.ooo W. p G1oe,

81, 5000 900 totai. issue by the State,
This is a most remarkable table. From June, 1889, to
April, ls4i, the managers of the concern put into their
pockets, at the expense of the State, (for the people will
have eventually to pay for these stocks) 100000.
The law obliges the companyinot to sell for less than
par. How far have they adhered to 1t, the above list is
proof. At the date of the report, the company WIS to
have received 81 100000 more stock, and in &C consequence
of the low market price Of the State credit arising from
their own acts, they claimed and received 6 per cent
stock, which they forced upon tn" market every four
teen days until ell had Teen obtained. The effect Of
these sales upon the market, is too clearly observable to
admit of any doubt. The following are rates OF the diff.
fereut denominations Of New York stocks at several pc.
rioda -
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that place, to Miss CAaolrsE e., daughter Of MI. DAr.u'
aer fthis city.
Miss SARAH Axs, daughter Of Charles Carpenter all . y
that place. ~
Hrrsv Br.nrL. Of B sitfmore, to Miss Sarah, daughter OF
the late Captain John Ebbets, Of this city.
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Marraed.

On tuesday, 26sh inst, At the Church Of the Ascer.
vise.S,A' second dsssh'er Of Jothsm Clark, Esq, ei
Ga Tuesday morning, oath inst, by the Rev. Csorg.
II Fisher, JosEPH r. BsxrR, to Miss LrzAnr,u 800
eldest daughter Of John Blake, Esq, all Of this city. -
soth inst a. Sr rs Re-. v's Mr. svua,y, Z on Tuesday
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Ans company, inste.a oil forcing The stale socks re-
esived by them upon the market, a. has been asserted,
"a thereby dsprscisting the credit Of the stake, did sll
that lay in their power 10 prevert such . consumnation.
From the report referred 10, We extract tbs following
list Of stock sales made by this company
SALES or New YoRx STATE sIocKs ON AccoUSr or NEw
Vfuu n p,r n la "A n. g.
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NJ. HENRY, AuctionceI.

Fur ,iture-At 10 O'Clock, at No i3 Bow cry, the furniture OF
afariiy breaking up housekeeping, consisting Of carpets, lock
ig glas.es. bed', bedding, tables, chaIr', hu esus, bedst.ads
Kitchen furniture, &c
Also, at the s,me tim the entire stock Of frat quality PERU
IN rs, msrufa: ured by Mr.. Wyeth, who will warrant his ar
ti~les Of the very hest quality. and will be found worthy tht
attention Of retailers as well as the trade in general 127 2t'c
BY x A uctlonters.
CHERRIES SALE-Wednesday April 27th-SplendidF Fur
- nituIe-At 10 o'clock, at SOY Broadway, consisting oil
splendid book cases French and other bureaus. with Egyptian
and Italian tops, w ardrobe. centre and mahogany French work
tables, with marble tops, rosewood and mshng ny. quste'etto
tables, card and other tables of superior workmanship, French
bedsteads, mahogany and marble top washstands, rostw ~ cd
diyans, ottoman NC. French mahogany chairs, -u.h aud
cane seat cottage chairs, Of various colors. Also, a full as
sor, me ut Of cuIl-d IN ,pe thslrs.
The household furniture will be sold al The same time. con.
sisting Of bureaus. nedateads, chairs, carpets, oil sloths, with
Catalogues on the morning Of saie. a2s 2t*
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BEACON COURsE.-TROTTlNG-weduesda y, April
- 9Th, At 8 O'Clock. a sweepstskes, two mile heats under the
seddle, a~ubscribers $l0o. half forfeit. =
WIN. Whcelan. nzmes, Oh. m. Brooklyn Maid
Mr.. LangstAh, br & Hector
Alb. Canckiin, " rr m. Lady Clinton
Immediately after a purse of $50, free for al! horses that ne
yer won a prize over 300.
WIN. Whe, Ian, enters, gr &. Fourth Of Jrlv
J D. w. Mann, gr x. snahi,
Geo Spicsr, Lr. &. Hector
John Spicer, oh. &. Don Juan
Alb. Conckh., gr m Lady Clinton
aa6 ctr
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WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Auction eer.
Sr65FEssPP 81. m AkR s2 II tch A tNHH sNnlttoESpD &Cv1EMSNuGEk .
VIM; II, FRANKLIN will sell at auction IN Friday next,
April asth; at lso ,si a,; q! The 3S,s e9rnsr % Sr =, =. MAJ. I Place and .
m'rblle top and column, and looking gl,s.;a centre table with
with hair seats and cushions, two mahogany arm Oh .rs and a
mahogany roe .ing chair hair seated. covered and inlsia; very
four ~indows very rich tapsi; and elegant glt o naments and
rings, rich Wilton carpets an rugs, Wilton carpet foo, s'ool
crimson and fguerrd tabarct, a snperb s.tt Of striped wqi.e ard
fgierea border silk widow curtains, silver plated candle
marble sop handsome " mshoRany boo 200 cases. fire scseens. oil
paintings aud engra Aings. dressing bureaus, high post + repch'
aud other b.dstssds, inahog my boxes, doric stoves, silver
mounted plated ca.,ors, baskets.
Cut Glass and ~Chins-DinDer and dtsert service for 80 per-
SONG, containing between , and 400 piec, ; OF fine porcsl lin, co;
soup, dinner ard desert plates, Se. &c. Cost $3.50. Eve. y
Catalogues win be ready on Thursday Morning.
FANCf GDOus. worsied and ,thsr articles for embroid
= cry, ?eriumsery; &c. nc At sus,i,n ., vi be sold on Thurs.
desler in The above article, consis lug Of Beriis patterns, wors
ted, hO:' silk /, gold da and :! :, ,A.ssG se .h ( ~ Of a all kinds IND:
articl.s il the line. Also the housc furniture, and the fixtures
of The store.
n Broad .tls.tNNSAAsMhil6bNsAaRbEEEE' f HifS'PHifTR E' l q.
IOa " sdaesday, April q 2. IL o'eloes, at the E ,untry resi-
joining the Orphan. Asylum Chs -ide Ct %Burnham) will be
sold the entire furniture, amang which are Bru,se g carpets,
s sa.s a %h s,n, es;u sAs sEni,I I, .,t' s, .Siss , ms SCI; tn .cfas. French n1ih s cd.
steads, seds. mattresses, NC oil cloth, mahogany and cane
chairs, splendid bird, ID cages, East Iadia, Mexico, starting
s fni tic SiiSe edeS h Sa1ss; owe i fi oi s,ass I p s' : e s1ss, i asso f f%I
bIooded heifers: one first rate billiard table made b. Bass:ord,
The Sal. will commence at IL o'clock, with TIE Kitchen fur
n,lure. stsgesleavyth. Bowery corner Pei street, ats and IL
ready on The morning Of the sale, at the residence, or al The
Auction Room this day. a6 2r
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Osp.rt.r. OF the Atlantic sts.n,ers.

The b. gian steamer British Queen, Cart. Keane. will leav.
Antwerp for NYork on the 4'h Of May next, TO touch al South
The B.isish steamer solway. Captain Britton. il the pext
West India mil p,cke, due at this port.
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OOK-KEEPING

THE Counting rooms OF &. C.. MARSH, SO Cedar street
4 continue open from 9 A. NJ. IL . Z. VI. in order that mer.
ch4nfs and others may avail themselves Of a course OF instiuc-
ton that IL truly pr.cticsl; one that e nbrsccs a complete
roathe Of commercial ,ransaeiio,s and mere antiie calculations
Ind IN which the STUDENT actu-Ily Keeps a set Of books m q
counting hoss.. To hose who are acquainted with the adver
Users reputation, he desires 10 say. that his principal work on
book keeping has passed into ttus. diiioDe; that II receives the
preference 10 the New York Pgplic Schools, and other large
Institutions; aud that he himself has the honor OF being reap
pointed teacher OF took.keepiug for the "M,rcantite Library
Associationr Of this -ity. Prnspectuses, with terms, may he
had II the counting roe ma az above a23 tm'tis
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO ship Masters.

SIN RISES b. ........-.5 II MOOR RISES ..........I 2s
Jun sArs ~ nI0H WArE2"..... 10 IS
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psch cts TO Arrive.

FROM r~oRTsMoUTn.
Gladiator, Bri,ton, Mar. Is
Mediator. Champ.in. Mar "a
from LIVERPOOL.
8 America, Bailey, Mar. -
g Washin'n, Burrows, Mar. 2s
FROM HAvRx
Duchesse d'Oilsaas, Mar "a
Iowa. Pel!, April !
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We shall esteem il a favor, i captains Of vessels arnyir
2 report Of the shipping left at the port whence they saiEd
the vessels spoken. on their passage, and a list of their carHr
Commodore Martin will board them Immediately on thei
arrival. we will reciprocate The fayo, 10 any wav. =