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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

We have had, within the last few weeks Webster,
Granger, and Tallmadge, at Washington. They had
political ends to answer in their visit-Globe.
Not one of them, as far as We have been able
to learn, had word 10 say on political topics
But if the mere fact of their coming hither be
sufficient evidence in the Globes estimation of
political intrigue with the President, the astute
6 bargain and sale'' contriver must also admit
tina, Mr. Van Buren's visit 10 Mr.. Clay at Ash
land is a fair off set
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

The boats Of the natives Of the Terra del Fuego
are cnrousiy built and the bottom ballasted by clay,
on which their cooking is performed The men, as
we have said, are great mimics. One Of our Off
sung and danced Jim Crow to set of them and
Fuegian Immediately, to the great entertainment of
the ships crews, copied both dance and sung-the
first to perfection, and the last so well that It was
thought he pronounced every absurd word whilst he
jumped Jim Crow -Rosss Expedition to the antarctic.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

and the moment they cease Is the terminus OF
their existence. There Ia, therefore, now no
existing necessity for such a law, as far as
banking institutions are concerned.
The clause, therefore, was repealed with the
'sSpb- Treasury" and not re-enacted with The
reenaclment Of the 17lh section. Consequent
", the resolution Of 1916 revived ia full force,
aud Treasury notes again are legalized payment
Of dues 10 the Government.
'sBu,." say some Of your modern purista,
SHE late issue of Treasury .noees is . gross.
violation of the Constitution, and wby2 BE
Cause the Constitution gives Government no
authority to establish ! currency" But the
laws. subject To the Constitution, have given
the power to issue Treasury notes, without
specifying the rate Of interest al which they
shall run. And il thele be plethora ia the
money ma kess the Secretary Of the Treasury
is bound, by his regard for the interests Of the
People, 10 obtain that money for purposes Of
Governments, at it's Aowest marketable value !;
and how, ia argument, can it make = didbsence,
whether this money is obtained by payiag six
per cent. or one hu1dsedlh per cent?
W. WIZ sUusACo suS oA8uAASHs VI ssSSO 3'sV
found logicians 70 syltogism, that lhey, too,
may perceive its absurdity.
The Constitution authorizes the Issue Of
Treasury notes. Mr.. Woodbury. issuSd Teas
ury notes at per cent; ergo, Mr.. Woodbury. $
issue vas constitutional. New, We vii! apply
she SANE process to Mr. Spencer's course.
The Constitution authorizes tie issue OF
Trashy notes, Mir. Spencer has Issued taese
notes at one msli per cert ergo, Mr.. Spencer s
issue is a '.gross violation of The Constitution
The whole argument is just as sound, and no
more, as the following:
g No cat has tae0 tails:
cat must have one tail more than no cat"
Ergo, cat has three tails
If the syllogisms are different, the reasoning
is just as conclusive.
We have still few more "last words" on
this subject.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

NEW MUSIC.
T UST received the following pieces OF new MUSIC,
.) at the old established Store, two doors east Of
10Th street, Pennsylvania avenue -, r,e,c,,cn
Oh. come TO me-by F A. Rawlings.
Forget thee by Jane Holman
MY happy home-by }: block'ey. :,
Derworl.
Sound, sound our horns-from "Amelie'-for the
guitar.
Corintbian Waltz.
Souvenir de varsovic valse--by A. Hensclt.
L'Aragonaise valse--by ID. +. r. Auber.
Gabrelsky's six poonaises--anangcd for two
flutes.
Kuffner's light do do do do
Berbigpier's airs--from La Dame Blanche, do do
Wiess studio on modulation-for the flute
Walkers airs-from La Bayaderc-arranged for
two flutes oct 20
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

Prospects for Young Man in s,c Orleops--The Pic
ofstrangers who come here every fall no inconsdera-
bic proportion Of them young men without means,
who come in quest Of employment. The supply al
ways exceed in great degree the demand, and hence
bitter disappointment is the lot of many of them
Unless a young man has mercantile friends here or
probable prospect Of employment, his chances Of
advancement are extremely doubtful.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

The Louisville Journal of Saturday says, -
rumored that Governor Reynolds has appointed
Judge Atchison, of Platte county, opeo o'a'e' SCH
ator, for Missouri, in place of MIR. Linn"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

rI,IIE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSl-
Il TORY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE for
1914, just received from Boston, and for sale by
oct. 26 ,,estu +. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

DoMEsrlc LlrE,-An, AA Yietnes Of domestic life
rosessons which arc taSht IL the Chrstian school.
II il hike tho sun, who though h. euiati& anA 2Ads
On the year, Dispensing ma ana lig g - ths peps7
tsry worlds yei disdains DOT 70 c6erish and bea1ty
the flowers which opens its bosom 10 his beams |; %
the Christian religion, though shifAH intended to
teach US the knowledge Of salvation, and be guide
ton il the world extends is benign influence ,o
every circle Of society, and peculiarly duseth its
blessed fruits in the paths Of domestic life.-Hogg.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26
From the Albany Argus.
THE WING VICE PRESIDENCY. y

The proposition lately made to run Mr.. Webster
the whg ticket for the Vice Presidency, TO
have given the Clay wings vast deal of annoyance
Mr.. w Is can ugly customer"-this is manifest, and
they want to get rid of him. He is rather too strong
with the wings in the Northern and New Eogand
States to be put down by abuse so even the
wire-pullers are attempting new game. They
would put him out of the way by fattery.
The Y. Tribune Of Monday contains two Of the
mos, afiectonae reasons why MIR. w. should not run
for the Vice Presidency lst. Mr.. Webster is man
Of "too transcendant talents" for such station
the Vice Presidency. This may be but such men
as Thomas Jefferson, Gerge Clinton Daniel ID. Temp
kins, John G. Calhoun and Martin Van Buren,, have
held that post, and we cannot conceive how would
degrade Daniel Webster to be their successor. ID
His selection would injure Mr. Webster's present
" fair fame" as it would imply coalition and bar
gain with MIR. Clay on the part of MIR. w. and his
friends for The sake of this Office.
1t is astonishing what senstveness these Clay wings
begin to feel for Mr. WIS reputation While he held
seat in President TyIers Cabinet he was assaied by
the favorite organs OF Mr.. Clay, with erocity more
bitter than he ever was by his Democratic opponents
The editor Of the Tribune must have forgotten that
MIR. Webster must be fully aware Of the real nature
Of apparent Kindness from that quarter,
SHOCKING DISCRIMINATION two years since
Mr. Peter Hanson, citizen Of Lafayette, commit
ted suicide and buried in the Lafayette cemetery
where splendid marble tomb was erected over his
remains. Strange and shocking as it may appear it
is nevertheless the fact, that on Tuesday night last
the tomb was taker to pieces and carried of 10y
persons unknown, and the body along with it What
could have induced this unusual and unbeard of dis
turbapce of the ashes and tenament Of the dead no
one can tell neither has any clew been obtained to
the mystery century ago this sudden disappear
ance would have been attributed to wchcraft or
some other demoniac influence but we have obtain
ed greater insignht into the vIllainy OF man since
that period.-.N o. Tropic.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

pasi The TtSIdenCe OF Inc NCV. MT. StrTnRTtTIOW.
4 Also two other large dwellings on the square inn
mediateIy west of the General Post Office, suitable
for boarding houses. -
The houses shall be put in complete order, and
rented to respectable tenants accommodating
terms. ~
few building lots for sale or lease, some OF
which are in very desirable situations.
Apply on 10Th street west, TO
Oct 26-eod3t JOHN BIZ bE.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26

Txnrsa..-vo trait of character Il more valuable
ina female than the possession Of sweet temper
Home can never be made happy without il. II is
like the flowers that spring up in our pathway, rsy-
wing and cheering us. Let man go home at night,
wsaried and worn By lhs tolls Of the day, and how
soothing j. word Dictated BY good dlsposAon. It
Is sapshine falling upon bis heart. He is happy, and
the cares Of life arc forgotten. sweet temper has
soothing influence over the minds Of the whole
family. Where il is found in tho wife and mother,
you observe kindness and love predomnating the
bad feelings Of the natural heart Smiles, kind words
and looks, characterze thu children and peace and
love have their dwelling there. Study, hen to ac-
quire and retain sweet temper. II is more valua-
Ole than gold it captvasss more than beauty, and to
the close Of life retains all its freshness and power
~ .
Few people arc awrre Of the Importance to health
Of ventilating sleeping aPerpsnss II u stated that
years ago not less than tSfhnts out or 1850
died in the Dublin Lying n spiiAt ~ ~ spApe of
four years, within fostaish} aEsa thix hissh. Ii
was At last suspected III srsaa noytllity .wss
owing TO want Of fIsslr mAp4-
plete system Of ventilation ~ aappted. The result
was, incorporation Of deaths'xas reduced to 279
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-26
FOR RENT.

RmN The commodious three-story dwell
!s!t ling house at the corner of E and
I'LL 9Th streets, two squares east of the
General Post Office, for some years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
Fore Ign srnDort.t,oue,

Llyyns.ool,SsH UaIbTSss17 pkg; Gjhon co.. Bird
eg-i Tn,op.l Rig. Psabody esLal TptI Z eel
& aosS. %s1a GIS' 81 elSss
Teots! Sis%lfs 90 Mfsss
seo5' E:ITS;onTsi SoslIsy psta,o1 soai ,il
'Iy 'esfR kSen a.
Xan .wepW BoSd nan, hsT Slid s%!
Fc SS wi.se vo:9%s1l Dickson est,
e Fss1 5 S Es' az s. s'fE
' Tca sa.s
pE: HSSTS T
Ha@7 Cos won
sSss Bows ssa ecSsS
Res Brothers co-Ioo packages mdze 80 cases steel to
LvERrOeL-Packe. ship siddon,v2s box mdze Godfrey &
ssa i1As T:%a.
Ks y1 Mitch P,s'ss@ ssfE'Gws S' G:
ivan sse: p;t'
ss W6 T FaisS
s Allen H,;Idi, Hsinns & CT Hodge,; ( eeIsB
Ss;T cegt1 Selps;s
E s:pfsIiis l$fs
SsoSt 6se
f sds Tefs sa'ise
bertso W Churchman's Stone & CO.'S Gybin'S scott,
a@nB
Cog CelleTn ors-i Shaw-9 Smith Taeyat CO
aWhltmarsl-loy Phpps1l Ailooek-l j Trinnis-l
Balis-s P TT email VIM Davidson
LykEPooL ship scot,nd-.o9 cks mdz Leg. q, bars
iron Roocks-z mdz Ash-l6 Richardson Wason
% bars al bsndes iron H Downne5 cases Diummond-
AZ crates hhds Csidwel8 cases Jones 60 chs
CLARK MConneI-20 bales flax mdz Hcks-56 barrels
beer Rybume-2 case, mdn w HaycoekI3 NsweoldLt
bothers-f68 ox tin plate Phelps Dodge co6 cks mdz IL
anv 1ugodshy cs3 bales mdz Thompson. cases Sci
toa-2O Chauncey coz Thomrsou-20 bIs Mckee CO
10 II Watson-sH Norris "a N -tnebIenner.aWoe
(illespey-T Connat-lJ Moss-2 Walace-i9 Siutges
& Shaw-35 cases chs semar col NJ Spies-56 q
Jones-l2OO sacks salt Martin Bown-s bales mdz Perse
Brooksi5 c 65 do birthstone 6j do flour of nnhnr Sbor
Irousde-6 cases Wright, Surges shaw IL Chapman
-3VandervoIt Hywart=2J Hons Bird Glb,an- J
kgs nails SO anvs Pachi hhds ,tard Jones'
Wood, Johnstope Burstt-6 iror1t Halle IL ash
- Walker & Molioy-il cases g a * q Erenon-3 God
frey-2 Ellen Paxson-1 cks McMurny-2 bxs do-63 ems
mdI hhds baes-20 bag. nails g. anvils to ode
GUYANA, (PRl-Buque osephne-lef hhds sugn4 hhds
cks moases DeFoest35 hhds sugar Dunscomb Beck
wlth-25 do Mason Thompson.
sr JoHrs P Rschr Helen razeroi hhds sugar 1000 CO.
Mason x Thomp.on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

he must launch 1919 reimburse the railroad for the
risk Of carrying 1t. He poluts to the tin sign. The
railroad agent sticks his tongue in his check and says
that's to gum the fats the law makes responsible
notwithstanding" That poor people who lose their
baggage, and have neither time go to law
must be governed by the attn sign" The proprietor of
specie cannot be humbugged that wsy consequently he
mustpay for his specie.
These are the practical expenses and vexaons, trihng
as they are. which stand in the way of regulating the
currency" while the mint is in Philadelphia.
The following is table of the Boston Bank dividends
to the 1st of April -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
81, BIU, 900
Divividend April, 1912
Increase,

y 5000 st per $780,
This table conveys a volume of information in regard
to the of business in Boston The aggregate
ings the banks during the last winter months are it
appears ten per cent than during the period
last year. The winter is the when the manufac
turers employ all the funds within their reach when the
agricultural population has gone INTO the factories and
to use nautical expression every string draws" The
opening of the western railroad has the profits
of the institutions which the springs of all these
branches of industry 10 per cent Boston is rapidly
gathering in ito grasp the business of the west The
Albany papers filed with Boston advertisements.
The New York western banks find their bills returned
upon them from State street instead of Wall street. If the
weaker banks push their circulation prompt rebuke
from Boston reaches them the railroad In Boston
the following announcements beginning to be made
"The dividends of the Auburn and Rochester Railroad
have been ten cent per annum payable in Boston,"
The produce ofthe great west rapidly revoluonizng
agriculture in Massachusetts. In the Massachusetts, Lei
gislsture, Mr.. Parkhurst, the member from Dun
stable states that for five years he has obtained
rage of 81! cents for his potatoes IN Lowell much
better quality from New York is sold there 25 cts
The farmer at Mortified pays three ourths of cent
get his produce Boston, say pork for example and
he carries back many pounds for family stores He
sinks cent of the four and half which his pork
brings twenty five per cent Zone half cent each way
more than the New Yorker who puts his pork upon the
Western Railroad and who pays but quarter of a
cent to and from Boston, while his pork arrives at
in better order for will at be that reckoning
loss both ways the gets three cents for his pork and
the other four cents.
The strong and inevitable tendency Of this state OF
things, is to force the farmers of Massachusetts, into
manufacturing They lose their market, and the west
obtains it. The demand for goods increased and the
general welfare promoted Nothing checks it but the
cut throat" tariff
Where is New York all this time She has thrown
away So 900 upon unprnciped speculaors I'M
der pretence of building the Erie Railroad The same
money properly expended would have perfected the road
to Albany, and actively completed with Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

s1y Gr sc March T. lat ~ . Ion IN a.
g @ e r aG$ 200 n Ss. s' 81 oSs e ss ls
Gg mast head Of water From the a1h fsb, the Cam.
has had Of heavy wse RS gales with ad
SIP 49, from Rio a.
81 81: $s a.
soSsn md pnp Tasb for
Martha Of NBeSsSd y mos %" out clean Pissed March h
Mntauk Point NV 20 miles packet ship Roscus for Liver
Barque Joseshins Mitchell from GuayaYe PR. March H.
York II days. scbr John Hi TOS do % ds; .chI Columbia
hdan for PGS s ss sr sb R s s MS
Lat % 10 Ion 10 90 spoke brig Caroline Jordan FIN Havana Tor
3D. Big s. Patrick Per days from New Orleans, with 200
Brig se%Cs Smith - days from Mobile, with cotton to
Of ESrops Bspa%e eg Cs ahoIs on for ,n New
Sch. Helen Frazer Fish, IS days from John. PR with
,s s Chr Robin Hood Berry days from PR with
Ion TO- spoke ship Boston. Of Charleston, Steering W.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
o'F'oS OF TsE R M,Dd% >, l'l ,s,a
sussro BARLOW Sandwich for %o: Ei1b.tS Wilev
MI 8 George Iss k s%i'S% nd & G:oS
uphy st George for do; AriO. Mason Providence for
Genera: Record.
AnnIyALs Sc AT Bo'roNAnvsls and Cle.rances during
Ships Bar1ues. Brgs. Schrs. Sloops. Total
c cS,sy% ) 8 asss g 9 lssss
chOOners British and the remainder American. a% '''
r..n. Ships. Barsaes. Brigs. schrs. soops. Total.
c eoasSa; ; Z ss lo5 8 IS
above, schooner British and the remainder
Of the foreign arrivals ships brig were from the East
no "sa n's: 'sG
from aG% ad;
@ 'p Sqs were for the East s
!Ss%
In og Z, enc ssnx tor gn North
cleared and sailed the lt and the Columbia arrived the
Foreign Ports.
BRDoETowN. w l, Feb 2s-Arr Atlantic, Ward, New Ha-
Home Ports.
sisS E:s; CID
sh to G%S % Boston Nyok for
for1Sd AR sh tive schooners sid Fame, and Reforma-
RARTroyTH. March sosld Ems,iSe Bourse NBedord for
SID c"us
Etso bsss. S 9S dol Gn B n
Tcx. M dIsI % M 5
H d% sns
.SSs s'%ss Sfs. %:S
Matapzs; Rocket, Thompson. NOrleans; Columbia. Cot
,,el NOeans fremont Caufeld Montevdeo: Jan 90 via
m Portland for Boston The Bay hi. pOrnip, Oriental I'm
Thomas. RYDER, Bait; Cinderella Crowe Port Penn, Dell
CO. steamship Copmbi, Br) JudLns, L'ro.; Mopnmsnt,
NsOIeaps, Ponesr Smith, Apaschcola; Columbia, Kent,
NYork Arr 3t nit, Alfred Tyler KnoI, London; 10th
for Salem and saw broae er back
Cane Cod Lucy Ann Snow New Orlesns ChIistisn., War
Pens;y!yans Crowsl NYork St Leon BaOson. Buckspor
HoLMEss Hole. March 90 Guess. Wainwrigh,. NYok
for Buckspo, 3lst Jas Otis Elms Boston for Washineton
c. and sid day Returned nirht OF 3Oth, Lornda In
crsa'e Little Mary and remain a. % with schI Guess
Lampheer KENNY and Jas Long Bawkn, hence for NYork
were at Sonington goth; Victory French; Midas Den.
and Moses EDDY Bliven, for New York
London, goth; keuz Duee fin NYork for this port.
anchor back of Hart Island 9th.
BRIsroL, March 3o-Sld Empress, Plttman, Havana.
MOBILE March 92-AM Henry Leeds Mitchell Have; Ca
Brav, Boston, Willis Nnthar, NYark. Cid Columbus
Cowng, L'cool; Olof Wyck Meacon Havre; Zenobia Re-
mingtop, Providence Vesper, Smith. Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
Passengers Sailed.

Columbis-J Lowering of Paris;
Munroe, Jr, Charles Lamson, l. L,msou Levin, of
Boson Baron Roenne Pusssn Minister: u srnger and la
dy, Of Raleigh, G. Jaqne Gignoux Jafev, Messrs
woslims Iayop Fl NY95s ApoS nj sanchez &C Bus
Winss Harrison, Jr Am.,rong; Of Balt.more Wa
% Ellis, Of Canada; Rev Osher. of Tcumseh, Cana
banks y Black Cochran. Tobm, Of HaIf,I; w Hor.
Kline
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

90 HAVE YOU COLD, AND DO YOU WISH
body who has cold wishes tito be
curei beyond doubt but the question arises how is
zenges will eectusy take away and destroy every yes
tge Of cough or cod,f taken in time These Lozenges
formed by combination of the valuable inc re.
dients known as beneficial to those afflicted with pull
monsry complaints such asthma bleeding at the lungs
pain in the breast splitting of blood, constant &c
Lounges are famous for the thousand benefits they
conferred throughout the Union in saving the lives OF
consumption Sold wholesale and retail at I25 Fulton
corner Of Nassau street.
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Died.

Died.
On Sunday afternoon, ID inst MARY ELIZABETH HuMEs
aged two years. FIVE months and two days. daughter OF
James and Jane Humes.
Her friends and acquainances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the OF Twenty first
street and svenue A. this day at 4 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
Passengers Arrived.

LrERrooLTPaek't ship siddo,.5! Repored Yesterday
John Fitzgerald. James Fitzgerald. w Tobias, Buum
John Frazer Bennett Staples Brooks and 60 in the
an, Mrs Johnston and son, A Higgins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
NJ A r | L IN L HER AID


we shall esteem II favor IL Captains of Vessels will give
10 Commodoie hosERT SILvEy, Of News Fleet, Re
Q9rt Of The Shipping e g the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoksn on hem rassage List of their CsJso and
hoard tm imme diatey their arrival. Agents and Cor
sendng this Qce all the Marine Intelligence sv csn
ootsn Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
Domestic lamentations.

=, MoBiLE-Brig Selma-l88 bales cotton b Nj Campbell-8
Es,essa32 smith, Wright 4 co-i9 swith-60 Wood,
ynhasou Bunt-l00 Warner, Gale & COIL Perkins Hop
knsT9o NJ Wiley-30 Gfeenway, Henry co.'s $ Stari
% Haydock Corlies coil to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
~ men until the nth April next for Engines Boilers
and Popsies constructed the plan known "HuateIs
plan" Two Of said Engines Boilers and Pfopele to be de-
yersd Lake Erie, by the Secretary Of the
Treasury the others such place places the sea coast
the direct. Also Boilers ana
rropele,s upon the plan known Enc,soas PLAN to DC
delivered the the Secreary may
direct The Engine Boilers and Popeers to be made 81 the
very best materials bear the proof and nsPecton OF such
person or selected by the secretary oil the
Treasury. The Boilers to hsveo. less ban seven hundred
t7OOl feet fire surface each working pressure eighty I'D
pounds to the Proof hundred and forty 24o
eight (sl eighteen t9) inch Cylinders, with three lO feet
trote The wi ole delivered directed within I'VE
month. from the receiving the drawings and llsns for
TS fropo.als will state the price for which the Engines
Roller, and Propeer will be delivered aud complete
neron But as the application Of the Engine WORK
her said plans paten right the proposals will also
,s The price asked including the authority the patent
r,ehr and alsc tie ?ries exclusive ol said su ho,ty.
D. e.. SPENCER,
n23toi7ar Secrettry of the Treasury.
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FORT or NEW YORK, APRIL 3
Arrived.

Packet ship Cambridge oced yestedayl Barstnw from
Liverpool Feb. 49, " III udse 10 g. a. Mshali; March
Is 90 A. exchanged IL With shig Oxi9d tr Lpooi,
March l7th lat 49, Ion So exchanged signals with ship Patrick