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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-05
MISSOURI.

| Recent movements ID this Stale indicate
that her Democracy is undergoing very ma
terial change. 1t is generally known that the
editor of the Missouri Reporter has been de-
nounced by Col. Benton for opposing certain
currency bills, and advocating State Conven-
ton 10 revise the Constitution, and the passage
Of law TO district the State for the election OF
| Representatives TO Congress. These are the
issues TO be met in the contest between Benton
and Penn-a contest forced on the latter by the
former. The struggle, it we may judge from
present appearances, will be warm, and The re-
suit doubtful. BY the late papers from Missouri,
we learn that the liberal Democrats, (caed in
Missouri the Pennocra,s,) have defeated the
ultra portion of the party in Howard county
in Old Howard, the seat of the power Of the
Central Clique, through the instrumentaIity of
which Col. Benton has so long ruled the State.
Judge Edwards is Col. Benton's candidate for
Governor, and the old leaders in Howard county
were in favor Of choosing delegates to the Stale
Convention, pledged TO support Judge e. The
liberal Democrats determined TO elect delegates
pledged to support Judge Esrickson, and they
succeeded by large majority. Prior to the
meeting in Howard, at which the ultras were
so signally defeated, an effort was made by Col.
Benton's friends to procure pledge from Judge
Earickson 10 abide by the decision of the State
Convention. The Judge refused to give any
pledge whatever; aud. notwithstanding that re-
fusal, majority of the Democrats of the county
determined to support him for Governor. The
Glasgow Pilot says:
Judge Earickson is known 10 be most sterling
and liberal Democrat, whose age and service in the
cause entitle him TO its highest honors.
Besides, he occupies the true ground in refer
ence to State polcy-he is in favor of the call of
Convention to amend our Constitution-equalixn
representation and limiting the Judicial tenure He
also in favor Of districting the State for the cleo
ton of members to Congress"
The Pilot could have added that Judge E. is
also opposed to the celebrated currency bills,
and necessarily hostile 10 the whole policy of
the ultras. This defeat of the clique, at the
seat OF It's power is important. Overthrow in
their stronghold, the caba will not, for the fu-
ture, be regarded as invulnerable at any other
point, and its prostralion would therefore seem
TO be inevitable
Alelter from gentleman in Missouri states, that
the seal freprobaron will be put upon currency
bills and sell executing laws that the State will
certainly be distrcted, and that Convenlio
will be held to equalize repre- seniaiion in the Lee
gslalure-Col Benion's objections to the con
trary Notwithstanding.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

We have received from MIR. G. Brooke, between
Sd and streets Pennsylvania avenue, the first mum
Der Of the Columbian Lady's and Gen,iemans Ma
gazine, published in New York, and edited by John
inman Esq. II contains, in addition TO contributions
FROM the most popular writers, ballad, set 10 mu.
sic, entitled "Let me Perish in tho Early Spring
plate of Fashions for January, 1874, and embel
lished by rich engravings Of Isabella Graham, y
"Falls of The Indian Brook" and "The Triumph Of
Christianity" This magazine is most beautifully
and tastefully prined-even the cover is delight
full to the eye-and the general arrangement
unsurpassed The price is but three dolla,s per
annum, or twenty-five cents the single number. For
our part, we cannot for moment doubt that this pc
riodcal will soon equal if not surpass, in circulation
and popularity, any other similar work now publish
ed in the United States.
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MR.. CLAWS OPINION.

We find the following extract ON an alleged
conversation with Mr.. Clay, in the last Hartford
Times, the Connecticut Van Buren, organ
"My dear, SIR" rejoined Mr.. Clay, "whiIc the, ,
my opinions, conscientiousy formed am ~. son
Of virginia, Shareholder in knfscks Il fAND
WOULD SUFFER- THE TORTURES OF THE
INQUlSlTlON BEFORE l WOULD SIGN A auL sAvrso
voR IT'S oSJEcr TIE ABOLITION or SLAVERY IN ruv
DISTINCT, UJOR IN ANY MANNER GIVE
CoUNTENANCE TO THE PRoJECr."EI
We give the capitals and italics as we find
them in the Abolition Van Buren, paper.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-05

~ Mr.. L. A. GosRIeHr will in future, call up
on debtors TO this establishment In the District Of
Columbia and is authorized TO receipt for oil sums
which may 10 paid TO him.
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In yHosE Tnisas WHICH ARE EssEsrIAL LET THERE
- usarS--M sos-EssESriALs, LSEsrri AND ~ ALL
rHines cHARIrv.-Augssftn. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22

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Bradley cot Field Thompson coz Woral Coats-i
Slaw-26 Manning 4 Gouray-i 9 II Russell cog Liter
Pars9ns-I w Worrll sqasi Thompson coz Young 4
smith, ms Layner-3 Tracey Alen-3 Wolfe Bish.
col Heyer-3 w Baron-7 / Curtis & cot w Sloane
&c Peabody, Riggs COT Jaffay & col d Conant-C
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Bas;et coz Thatcher, Tucker coz ClsrkeN West-7
q Hunt coz w Eisher-2y Morton-8J 81 Stuart 4 CO.
2Lockhart Gibson &co-66 Ghon cob Garsed-I5
bnt!erield Brothers co-6 Rhodes w NJ Titus Gil
co-2B Bird Chilean co.'s Cameron x Brandl0 Smith,
Thurger Cog Bent cos Stone x COB w Huchin
son2 owe-l Schroeder Swzer25 Inglis & Scott-i30
Tooser Ned co.. Slater Robertson McArhar-i
ia Richardson Wstonl7 Res Brothers57 Godfrey Pat
terson Coz Cornell Brothcr-G Tones Sons--3 Cong
donl toebe Pryson 10 Sands Fuller col + Leise5
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Sco-o Walsh Malloryn7 Green Cnmcr-2 a n Van
Tfany-2 Hughes Ward COL w Pemberton--i M Iio.
berson COLO Chitenden BIiss-6 Whitewrght col
bags nails Harvey Swanieo scrap iron tons salt
Marsha-2l tons iron u Aheel co73 bxs tin Stokes
Gilbert eo39j boxes tin w Mead-3l tons iron Blocker
oathait-7j CO 10 bis "a cu to order
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E.nce) &c hours before during gale and thick fog
when s sy s0 a ssy sn ass 70 BE- e %
sions and water
in Mnesia Bsy March TO- Where had taisa two
s S@y y h a S S sss to make their
ALEX Con late Nsnaekst has been purchased by JOna-
Spoken.
Lexpgto, bound West Aug TO- 80 miles Of Cape Race
Echo standing East July a. lat 40 lon soby the Gadia
ship showing blue, red and white signal, steering East
Aug !, 4. 40 s., Ion 43-by the same :,
80, Ion ii-by the same.
Lake Ports.
pala Ps western, ShcfiSe Chicago Isa
Detroit, Nils De- Hss9ah seada.k Emily MI,
81 F ss. sas;ES MN; o Sss ss rs s IL
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Foreign Ports.
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Homo Ports.
Psapsl Mls *, Bgssirs s|h LissrS
oSn Rons' BarSados. '"' Martinique SD 's'n '0n
PORTLAND, Aug l9-Cld John Cadmus, Cammett, South
America
PORTSMOUTH, Aug Ie-Arr Flor del Mar Kinnear Norfolk
SALEM, Aug i9-An Rather Lambert, Zanzibar; Augusta.
Hatch Philadelphia.
Bosros Aug 2oAn Nosele Hunt Hayre; Carter Braxton
Sparks Atlantic Ocean OF and via Povnceown with about
ladelphia; Gurlew Hinck Georgetown, DC Telegnphed.
Caharne. Tufts fin Charleston Signal for briggs CID Pal
Schreyer NYork; Benz BigeIow Baxter, NYork.
. Mkw BEaHrGnP Aas rrsJgi Bruce NorsHik tx.
EpcARrcwN Aug ie-Arr Melville Race, NYork for Hal
pools Washington; Hull; Jas Lampheer Kenny and
field Duff West Coast Of Arca Omay Taft Kelly Apaia
chicola.
FALL RIVER, Aug HArr Yantic Durfee NYork; Monitor
Cummings, do 18th, Chief, Briggs do
NEw HAvEN Aug 2o-Arr Susquehannsh, Mouhrop. Turks
PHILApELpHIA, Aug al-Arr Two brothers. Reed. Lubec
yanhoe, Post Newburypor Patriot Edridge York; Uncas
Rogers, Norwich. Below Maria, Bowen, st Domingo; 81
Mary off Newcass Byron. of Reedy Island; and William
| Mowry.
i RIcfiMoSD, Aug l9-Cld Abagun, Finney Antwerp Sid
Marietta Burr Knapp, NYork; Tigress, Hart, do.
NORFOLK Aug 9Ar Harvest, Kelly, Boston. The Union
reported having arrived Saturday The
Brown, Myers, from Baltimore up James River th,
morning. ship from James RIVER anchored in Hampton
EpEsTos,, NC Aug i7-An High Priest Burgess, and VIM
| 8 Pigot Walker, NYork.
GEoRegrowN, sc: Aug i4-An Eliza Jane, Genning and
| sAyANyAn, Aug il7-An Sterling, Hamilton York. Cid
MosrLE, Aug is-Cid Splendid. Croker. NYork with 1894
| bales cotton.
NEw ORLEAss, Aug 1o-Cld Oswego. Wood Hull; Tennes
| see. WISE Genoa; Lagrange Wnchell, Cowes.
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"a Boicesn 4 Murch-3 Riplen Coz Spies Christ Co
t7iPss baskets. rse rTs
dol BaEer-5o do + Bossange-i S DODGE do Gan
vSsel.S Beard DO Roger Guiis%e Ssoss basket
of Phiiadephiaio Nacke Plate Of doso baskets Wine
bbs 9 bales Brehaap, Okim-6 Boon & Schuchard
paon r1 s synsp + h lSG
NJ cs Loesehigk Wi;sndonck- do Fabriquette, Fills
Pazen CO.'S Morat ( scheier-5 Varets bss Ii ii d,
bales ls bds Willow DaotI pSs townsend Brother
rs cks % grindstones cs to order.
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$500 S53
l.i67,s2o
$2.Ol4 ITO
6.307,7i2


This exceeds any thing yet The cargoes of The pack
cts alluded TO above with others that may arrive during
the remainder Of the month, must swell the duties and
value Of the imports to very great extent In July the
total value Of dutiable merchandise imported was
s3lnot dutiable S707952. This considered very
heavy month, and in truth but The first seven
teendays in August have nearly come up to the same
point We have doubt but that the value Of the mpor
tations for August will exceed that for July than
three millions of dollars We have been assured bysevera
large importers that they cannot stop the supply Of 70
reign merchandise coming into this market They state
that the foreign manufacturers continually consign
ing their goods to commission houses this side anu all
the remonstTances made against the large shipments
have effect. We have, for time past been con-
WINGED that local importers interested very
deeply in the immense quantity of foreign merchandise
daily coming into our markets. They are too well &C.
quainted with the effects such immense importaons in
variably produce large portion of these goods daily
arriving belong to houses the other side and the OBJ
ec in sending them to this market is first take all the
benefit possible ofthe present state Of prices and second
keep their home stocks reduced This manufacturing
districts Of Great Britain have this year been unusually
active and outlet must be made for the goods turn
ed out Our markets very freely used in fact too
freely used to the surplus manufactures Of Great
Britain This is the prime Of the overtradng spec
ulatonnd bankruptcy that overtaes this country every
lew years. The first moment currency will admit OF
large importatons moment the shipments commence
and the supply kept long this element Of
merce remains ct the proper standard
We give below a statement showing the condition Of
the Banks in this State the morning Of the first day
August 1874 The Bank Of Brockport made no report,
and those of the Bank Of New Rochelle and Exchange
Bank Of Buffalo incorrect in FORM and are not in
cluded in the table, The Clinton Bankl of New York.
has gone into liquidation The number of banks included
in the statement l47 and branches OF which IS are
free banks.
BANKS STATE OF New York ON THE FIRST DAY
" OF AUcUsT, 1874.
81 Resources. Liabilities,
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As the aggregate Of -four which reached tide water to
August was 905 600 bbs it proves that nearly twohrda
Black Rock Last year the combined amount Of -four
shipped eastward from this city, and the Rock was
0os bills showing that there is still 1883 900 bills to
be shipped ess that exported already this monthly
the total exports Of these two places last year.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow sells wanted at % a 29ic
CcrroN-rhe sales to day amount to about 700 bales,
FISH Dry Cod sells at 81 371 81 So There is some
enquiry for Mackerel. We quote No at $40 37& a
$40 so. No. SO SO l2a, No s$5 rs a So l23 The
HAY-Therc small sales Of North River bale for OK.
port at 42c common qualities for home consumption sell
at Is q 37t.
moderate extent Cuba Muscovadol sells at &c. Porto
Rico 3Ol 81, ST. Crox at 81 32c in small lots the
trade.
sucARsThere is very little doing in this article We
small sales Porto Rico at 6a 73c Laguayraat
a7ic. Brown Havana at 81 ia TIC.
WHALE OH AND BoNE-There have been few sales Of
whale oil and bone but the prices have not ranspired
Imported last week AGO bbs. SPERM and IS bbls whale
oil.
Whale oil sells in New Bedford at asas9 cents and
sperm oil 90 cents.
WHfsKEY-Drudge Casks in fair request at 23c and
Western Rum barrels at 23ic
TEAs.-Impored in the ships Akbar and seightz.
TermsNotes at six months payable in the city of New
York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers
Hyson-20 chests at 81 cents per h. % half do 81 80
IL ID bxs 50, $50 b do 5l3
Young Hyson6 half chests 673 81 do 6as;-67 do $50;
% do do 55 $40 do 523 IS do bl so do sos 10 do 10
do 49, 6o do 63a do as do iO $50 do $40 do with
drawn.
Hyson skin-so chests 81 ssl half do 2sa 800 do with
drawn.
Twankay27 half chests 4o u do 3d. Of do withdrawn
Gunpowder-9l Is bxs 81.
Imperal-65 Is ID bxs 50
Pouchong26 half cheats 33 10 do s6 10 do s5 225 do
81; LA do 80.
souchong42a chests $751; 81 half chests s2ille do 81
81 do 24 10 do 233 % do 49, rs do lgt ia do 1884,
chests and 795 half do Withdrawn.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNDoN-Packe ship Gadiaor-Rev Mr. Spading lady,and
servant New HAMPSHIRE; Mr. Rood, London Mr. Chave New
York; MIR King, Boson-57 in the steerage
LIyERPooI1Packet ship Cambridge DR. WIN Crazy Of
treal-l5i in the Storage.
LvERPooL-packet ship Sheridan-Wm Jay Mrs Jay, Miss
Maria Jay Miss Augusta Jay, Reybu Miss Reyburn of
New Yq5k 4 Beckett, Philsdephai Mrs Gambanstt Gam
Dublin; Miss Wreakes Sheffield Mr. Agusre Spain; Mr. Ro.
ssrts MANCHESTER; DR. Cory Master Atkinson Canada;
HAvnEsPacket ship Louis Phppe-J B Lesisur, Mrs
seur and servants Of Virginia; Mrs Rougeioat Belgium;
thomas HAMMOND, New York; Moppert, Mrs D. Moppert,
l29 in the Storage.
Elizabeth Cogshall aud children Miss Julia Ceand
Eusey, M Ahom. M Ronta A Vale-23 in the steerage.
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than ioans has diminished 54 3o The circulation has
fallen of sSo5osS The deposits slss5ls7. The city
banks have slightly expanded their movement since May
'ss' and The country banks have experienced slight
contraction One has nearly Offset the other that the
total movement OF all the banks Of the State for August
only fas about two hundred thousand dollars below
the movement in May.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST "a.


SUN SETS. ~ HIGH rwArEP..."......H 10
Cleared.
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@ W.T. % ,s; BssS: oSs M,sS
Isa5s1 G Fl AaIis Is sw%.s'SH Nc
Brothers, Ferguson Fall River en- ''''' -" ''' "'
Arrived.
i%; j: ' =: si:
& f Ss;sIa 4 NV gf s SS 90
rs ns = e. De e. Safe. sT s y %
s S a. E .sS S q @ z 20 lon % %
when has had 1 light wind; ard csms took
Ju s :f Sss e sss s'. Ss and
eas R.TfS% e Y Ss aS .
.n s hssd s d mPg bh M Ss.'s Of Ha July
inst saw Philadelphia packet ship, with in her fore
Ship Elizabeth Denison Post from Havre Julyo with mdse,
to i. b. Hurlbu 4 CO. = "''''
Bargue LOUISIANA Emery, days from Marees with fruit
French brs La Hsoi.e Debs 50 days from Rochelle with
&c adne 25 pipes brandy II mdse 1000
Chaottey NCwith naval
Schr Two Brothers, Richardson from Washington NC
with naval stores 70 $. l.. MITCHELL
Schr st. Pierre Ferguson from Newbem, NC. with naval
Schr Samuel ngham Doughty, from Edenton NC. with
shingles
Schr Sage, Kirby days from Baltimore with mdse 10 j.
N. Briggs.
schr Purveyor, Trcworgy, from Lubec, with plaster 10
schr Coral Iedger days from Portland with mdse to the
sch Compliance Kelly days from Boston, with mdse 10
f. Lewis.
schr Renown Lowell days from Boston, with mdse to f.
X j. Herrick.
schI A. NJ. Hae Crowell, days from Boston. with mdsc
to j. Atkins,
sc Reside Langley days from Boston, with mdse to j.
Stevens.
schr Angeretta Crowel from Boston, with fish and mack.
eTel. to master.
schr Pennsy lvana Crowe, from Boston, with fish, SC to
sch Page, Taylor 3days from Boston, with mdse, to H. x
J. Herrick.
sch Albany Bacon from Boston, with mdse--bound to
Albany
schr Florence, Lowell, from Boston, with mdse-bound to
Albany and Troy.
New schr Harry Of the West shaler "a hours from Connec
ticut, in ballast 10 4. ID. uurbut X Co
Schr James, Hall, from Boston, with mdse,
schr Mary, Wariell, from Boston, with mdse.
Schr Medium, Rogers from Marblchead, with fish,
One ship ONE brig, unknown.
Ship Liverpool. Eldrdge Liverpool, and others.
usscc llau~Ous.
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98i4 100 Norwich 4 Wor s3is
ia 300 Long Island RR 8ix
" stock Exchange.
state or Trade

mand. We quote Pearls firm at 81 43} 81 So Exports
from lst to Goth August 1878 bbls Pots; and 3s7 bbls
Pearls.
BREApsrUFF.-There has been slight decline In flour:
Genesee now ranges from 81, i2ta$5,25.
II appears by the Buffalo Advertiser that notwithstand
ing the depressed state of the market the mills at the
Rock have turned out -four this season thus far
than any former year. Situated close to large city
full prices are always found for their refuse stock Of bran
&c. while at the same time by carefully watching our
wheat market and taking advantage of its fluctuations
they are enabled to full stock of the choicest
samples OF grain at the lowest prices and only won
der that instead Of there being but three mills
ton 20 close TO the whole bank of squaw Island not
lined with grist mills and other manufacturing establish
mens II manufacturing is found be profitable here it
must be douby and pleased farther efforts
making to start fourth mill at the Dam The building
already completed and the works will doubtless be put
in operation at an early day.
hoe of
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The mPorstions into this port continue heavy at
any time this year. Four packets arrived to dsytwo
frcm Liverpool, from London and one from Hsvre
These arrivals will swell the value of imports for this
month enormously They all very large ships. and
come crammed with goods to the very matches. We
annex statement showing the conditions of import
trade for this month, up to the 10Th instant =
REVENUE CUSTOMS RECEIVED AT THE PoRT OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county OF New York from the 10th Of
to the 18th Of August 1874
80 Men-H Women--70 Bovs-G3 Girls -Tofal


80 Men-36 Women-7o Boys-63 Gins.-Total 2o7.
DISEASES.
Abscess Il Apoplexy I; Cancer Casuasl; Cholera In.
fan s CONSUMPTION s Conygsions ie Congestion of
rhGa Z; Dopsy4 Dropsy in the Head II; Dropsy in the
Chest Drowned Il Dyseny Il Epilepsy d Fever Fever
Fever congestys Heart disease Of I; Hopping Cough 81
fammation OF Bowels 81 Inflammation of Lungs 6; lnamma.
ton Of Throa inflammation Of Liver q Jaundce l. Maras-
mus TO- Measles 81 Poison Premature Birth Il Rupture i;
Unknown 4. $500 y
AoE-Under year 75 Ito years 30; 2to5 o; 3to TO- 6;
TO 90 u 20 to 3d. 22 30 to 49, 2; 40 TO so so co.
70 9; 20 90. !; 80 to 80, !; Unknown. g:
ELI LEAVITT, City Inspector,
City Inspectors Office, August II, 1874
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SHIP NEWS.
CorreaUOU( lenCe or the Herald.

PHILApELsliIA, Aug. Pip NJ.
Aniyed-Charloue Littlejohn, Eastport; Wesco,t.
Vance, Somerset; America southworh, Middleown, Ct
Below-Zone, Crowell from Boston.
cleiTFe%|Chsmpas Miller NoT,1Ss S9mpSdG pre- HY
Eliza Kinney; Aurora, Swift, Baltimore Howes, and Ram.
bier Merithew, Boston, Henry Sandord Brighton, Mss Port
Spain [Br] Nc Shelburne Ms; Thos Fenner Ncker
son, Providence Columbia Hoover East Greenwich; Ashland
Mason, NYork.
Home Ports.
,BALriMonr Aug 2oTBelow Lueoais Porter fin LIVERPOOL
settles.
NORFOLK, Aug IsArr Ariel IBrl Crockett St Johns Nj.
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CARD-Inyentors Capitalists, Engineers and Manuac.
a informed that Dr. LARDNER may be consulted
professional connected with the application OF the
physical sciences the AthenGum Hotel Broadway,
MY. au9 mrrc
STOPPED supposed to be stolen, New Paletot CoaThe
~ have the by paying charges. Apply at
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A DyICE TO SEAMEN.-Busnrss will be dull until ths
A middle of September Scsmcn should embrace such oppo
tunities improy" in Navigation they wish usefulness and
promotion preference given such ships.
mend you Cart NJ T. Hand have long known and
service With him; he has complete the
New York Nautical Academy, No. n Cherry street; will
acquire the art IN about three weeks with him. You will find
him better yersed the sciences generally. than almost
other man. and universal scholar. ship in the
Captains command 80 years ago. au2l 3tsec