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BOARDING..

MI RS. TIfLEY, on Missouri Avenue between
1vA and 9th streets. has several pleasan
rooms Tor the accommodation Of permanent or tran
silent Boadars. aug 10 If
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Madison Guards. The company by this name
now being raised by Captain Cocorau has not
yet been mustered into service. The men who
were expected from Baltimore have not arrived.
The company is TO be attached TO Col. Hughes
battalion.
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OluCSio ~ AoVSH, Ait WI" ~ n " botihs,
Acting Master, s G White, Ass,'g Surgeon,
X Matthews, First Asst Engineer, W X
Bridge and s Walker, Passed Mdshipmen.
John Carroll. J A Van Zandt. Third ASS,
Engineer, M Mehan. Captains Clerk.
Madison Guards. The company by this name
now being raised by Captain Cocoran has not
yet been mustered into service. The men who
were expected from Baltimore have no, arrived,
The company is TO be attached 10 Col. Hughes
battalion.
Orphans ConR Nothing of importance done
yesterday. $50. ..,...
THatch House. No arrests last night Good
sign. Glad to see il. r. ...-. ... .
Drain the Punds As there are great nun
Der Of ponds, the waters of which are sagnanr
thereby producing disease, we think the aus
thorites ought to know they can be drained al
a very small expense, by simply boring several
holes in the bottom of the ponds; the muck
which is at the bottom will sell for nearly as
much as the boring will cost. We suppose,
however, that this is already known. and il so,
we hope we have refreshed their memory
Car Office. The from, of the house in which
the cars enter has been torn down, and the
workmen are engaged in rebuilding it on a
different plan. .E..
The Pole and Zinc Covered Sco,o. near Gen.
Fan Ness We are informed that this pole is
to represent the mas,s Of ship, and is to have
sails attached to it. The scow is to have pro.
per machinery put upon it, and is to move
about the river at some distance from the pole
for the purpose ofuyins experiments in throw
ing fire at the sails to sci them on FIRE. IF sue
cessful in firing the sail. such machine could
be used in like manner used 10 like manner up.
on the sails Of an enemy's ship, which Of course
would destroy it.
Court .Ns,os. The Secretary Of the Treasury
Robert Walker, and Mis- Ann Chase, the
Heroine Of Tampico, arrived from the North
this morning in the Il O'Clock train. Mrs Chase
puts up at Gadsby's.
!S,oeep the Paped Streets. Let this be the say
so Of every citizen and the authorities will do
il. Let petitions be gotten up without delay
Sweep the avenue, sweep 7th street, sweep
all the paved streets.
FILTHY Cutters. Let every house keeper cause
quick lime to be thrown into the filthy cutters
before their doors. The gas arising from then
is now so offensive and so destructive to health
that it is unpleasant and dangerous to walk thu
streets. The sewers at the corner Of SIKH
stree, and the avenue are peculiarly shockin,
| ,,,ot no.v
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!S,oeep the Paped Streets. Ler this be the sa
so Of every citizen and the authorities will d,
ii. Let petitions be gotten up without delay
Sweep the avenue, sweep 7th street, swee
all the paved streets.
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Orphans Co@S Nothing of importance done
yesterday. .,..
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Watch House. No arrests last night. Goo
sign. Glad to see il. ...-. .....
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Court .Ns,cs. The Secretary Of the Treasury
Robert J Walker, and MIS- Ann Chase, tn
Heroine Of Tampico, arrived from the Norll
this morning in the II O'Clock train. Mrs Chas
puts up al Gadsby's.
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that the Constitution Of their country permits
their Representatives 10 get them into war
to establish territorial governments, and &c
raise revenue to support war in all its opera
tons. They have well asked--f the Pre,iIen,
can do all these things without comforting with
the Representatives of the people, what is he
less than King2 What use have we for q
Constitution, If it does not restrain him in such
movements? II is not feared that MIR. Polk
will appropriate to himself the results Of these
alarming usurpa,ions, SO as TO assume openly
monarchical prerogativesl No, he inspires nc
such fears! But il is feared that in conse
quence OF his doing such things. as il sanction
ed by the American people, these acts may
serve as preceden,s, enabling more formidable
men who may come after him, ultimately lt
usurp the liberties Of the country. Hence
the people Of Tennessee have arisen and fear
essly rebuked him. A great battle has JUS
been fought for the preservation Of our free
institutions. The heavy tramp oil sixty thou
sand freemen, passing like the rumbling Of ar
earthquake TO the assault which ended in the
complete route and overthrow Of the advocates
Of these dangerous usurpations, is just dying
upon the ear; and now as We look upon thu
battle field, we contemplate the glorious result
The purity Of simple republican institutions il
maintaiuedi The alarming Innovations of in
fatua,ed political rulers is rebukedl Thu
name Of Wings is nobly INDICATED from fou
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IAnl A Nv TIA
M,
Su'y''' :" "'' 's Cnnver,on
urWe call attention to Mr.. John w. Bro.
nough's card in another column. They who have
business in this line to transact cannot do better than
to give him call
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noI;,;c., Office "a, Tho lac, s.v.u "a, ~, ,.,,,,
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n. h,,, ,,,,,l,... h;,,..,e -. o,,. s,x;.-,
N nal. h;n, 6,ov.,.a, 80 ~, a.. /. 100,
Gen. Houston and Annerafim--Ex Presiden !
Tyler's letter about annexation has brought out
n' .'oos'o" ;" 'he puph' paPe' no oee''eA'
49, w" p '''e's" ''su. :" "'
pa'o' Ans'ahu VI anY oun'' Country :" i''e'''e
WI" ieAa' N any way Whatever nhu 'hs' ne' an'
hoAsuoh % 'ne ohi'eo S'a'es was owing 70 'ha III
naence o. ueh' 'acksohS le"ers 'aso'ne 'ne pro-
country aeiznR unon the ouestian
me Detony Taylor Leffer.--Ihe Louisville
Journal remarks ofthis letter. that it was evdent-
y written, the author says was. "n great haste
and under constant interruption" The oh raseolo.
gy Of some parts of il not in the usual correct and
'e'''''
- 1'' mus u '.' ''ua'''oh' 81 business
ous. NOT 70 70 give" 70 'n' Pu"i'e wihout MS con-
The New Orleans Patria Of the 10th instant,
publishes another Mexican Letter re- asserting that
correspondence between Scott and Santa Ana, had
been discovered, and that the latter had been com
,,aad q, ~, -, a. h;r,..Is b., ~. L.; H.
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More Mexican NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF our Off
-. NJ. Oh. p.. :, H. ,,h ;....., ~
lina r.nno, 4 ,,h;.h \. $50. ,,s,,.d !. ~. ,.n,o,,
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w. .n.s. co.win !. -, e, T.n,,, -, -.
over, he and his companions don't dlsa gree on the
sub)ect.-Lousvlie democrat.
we guess you are very poor guesser. Corwin
IS for Taylor.-Louisvllle Journal 10th inst. @,
He SENSATIONAL Whig
The Nafipe Americans and Old Zaek.-T
hnafa ant ,Ix,
that The Native American leaders have seized up
on the name OF Gen. Taylor, not because they think
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They are at their old vocatlon-getting up lies and
proving them to DO so
MI. Atocha in letter 10 the New Dreams Bee
excusing his bad English in his recent foolish let
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Mails ~ Trras--1f the Post Master General
hin, i, III. Tsx.. oo,,o,s Il, , aim, -, o;,. tho
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Is q shame tina, the Department should treat the new
State 40 unfairly, ...
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HoT " utoTBla, IL CdHeu 'ne hTtlul uOuger rom
his repeated dodsing of important, questions during
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5Ss :s s::$..
BATH April ss.Is snncas Philadelphia
ri.s % ss 1s:n Holmes.
%h i is S sshf S.
H' MAsli.GAl 10Th schs Hunting Foster Baltimore for
s. O psN y IE 5r In port % ready for
him ds.Sow M,g;oa
LsspcoI: Reform Lewis. N:w {grf '''N" N'., ''''
wnSs Cruz. As s6p IS
OBJ, Bell, Dsmears; briss Mary Ann Jones WaAys. "a.
sss WIZ ssS9s Gratitude y ssS. s..Hc M
ss as mts E Ga %al. Dom
jane Nc Lean Liverpool; bark. Sterling lB. Dalton Lon.
T a3 EEss sHGs & G.
is, R11S: sv slss Sarah 0
or :ri Nd Pass. sossS s to sea-
fos AR Tars tow AS sss %Sm
FL v: s. SS' rss:s s9 Ssi
NAsTvesfT April ts5;sa s.. William Avery. Frank.
eli Ss% York s'I :sE BOLIVIA Bunker. 5sI;'%c.s No.
o R!T o SsokosG b.no ss Angel B's Nor
NEwsTayrGbsf April i'-A" 'ehr Paragon Dr0n'
fH;L@pSira,1 April l7-Arr brig Richmond s,e.ms Hs.
rs" Is tSt
NsS: sS s; mi "a ny b }s
lin; bark Harriet Thompson Tdsn Barbadoes brgs Foster
lancaster Bo.ton Pearl Harding dol sGhs Chief saehem
pr"vdence Adelipe, ans, Newport; Rushing We,tcott,
(ed pighton; Delaware Baker P5OydsHce; bargss New
Yapp NYork Put baek-The schr santes Dickinson, hence
for New York. returned port yesterday morning repair
juries sustaned from being collision with schr Delaware
Bay Thursday.
7of brig s Lay smsv Riss;
for Wilmington Nc Charles Babbge and Antilles Grover
depha; CID. brig Cardsnas, Goodng, Cuba
salem, April EAR, schr Citizen, snow Ney York. g.
NYork; Brb jane. Wellington, Kelly fin Tobago ca
Havana; Tanger for Boston; John Cosby dol David Dne
for NQrlsans sch5s Aurora for CHraoSs Jones' io
WASHING ro1 NC-Ar week ending 4th inst, sehrs Star
Gauer; Two Brothers, Abbott Deborah Trip; Anaconda
%aT se4. ScrS Psi
liams ndies Comet, Pugh, do; Globe Smmons Marcia
Smith, and Thets York.
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Oil, NV. Friendly Ohio Joshua Edridge Miss; Capt j.
Easter Chelsea: H. Kellogg PiAd w. Turner Yates Co.

FL sia Dss SRe'Tsss NY; :ass
sa Al SsTI Ssst SsSs;S: .R x:
New s h.oen' ouliaaa; H. Cooke syracu.s; skinner
E, G GS1.t1 eS b %eGs
basol Fl pSSay kes
New York; George ' fAT..oS s" HOTEL
Ma,s W. b. Pomsroy ssdeId Comm; Ltils6sid Phia.
Palmer '' hssaSa New ~ I YOKE Ho0sys91 8as:On
SSi SiS ao'f vsasSa aS Bsaian ssns A.
person, Amherst Mass, .,,,..v Hal,
Thomas Levy, Patehogue Long island; Skiing Cincinnati
Ohio; A. smith, Come ctcpt Remsen, Squire, NswY9rk;
due, Mo % county New jsIssy;3 VI I.ls HHsys@
ssa " b.o1 sas N .% MSh
rcila Do; " H. viains' White Plains; O. siOddsrd. do;
Mr. and Mr.. Phelps. i Miadl:iosa o Garter. N.r YORK;
Py %sa c5 ass' Jig
Blanchard BostOn tap,sn Bradley NSswSprryp0E g.
Canada NswPSI. Captain ssOhel& N hoId0H
f Nh: p DssSe't ss Miss Jackson N''"sA L.
City, s%h o.wssq Mason oSsso;
ANood Meriden, ~ fl s. Fsrgason Trarton, C9rtand &C.
tf9HHe.S s.sfn.
sS j ssa k. es%q Mich
+. C. Wells Emira ". H. Smith, Gepsva g: benjamin.
Hs soF SsG's'EigTB% WI Nei~ s
somIs Yale Cc. N u Hodge,, Fer6oy Mass g 3oB b
a %sa. bsn :Sf!f H. har% %aSaf Ls5non
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y Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April Id I'M.
Arrived ship Burlington Crawford New York; bark Fall
mouth Adams do; brrgs William Penn Atkins Boston; Mex
ssy New York. Erode R.y Ras1h So
Cicero Baker Charleston Jack Downing Fields, Batmoe
Halet Crowcl Providence Tioga Crockett, New
York; Three Sisters Smith, Botson; Gladiator Hoy do;
barge. Porpoi,e Drake NYok Comet Pat do schrs Len
der Sears Boston; Moro, Willard Portland; Mary Eliza,
Sharp Providence Rio Grandc LoreaHd Boston, Georgana
Lang NYok Brandy wine, Sepenson do Below two ships
bark and several briggs unknown. CID baks Elizabeth y
Hayana Levan Serri Cadenas; brgs Aueh'
land, (B1 Williams Cork, Ireland; Heanss. RICHARDSON,
Mlkiu Do; Metamor. Finn, Boston; Science Curtis do;
tine, St John, NIB; Geo Prior (Br) Bellamy Huig MS
Toga Black Boston; Harriet Ann Jennings Troy, York;
Rio rande, Loveand, Providence; Gloucester, Mathers
Poughkeepse Sarah Hail. Pierce Boston; Geogiana Lurg
NYork; Col Davis, Buguum do; Mlsvil!e Jassaper,
Baltimore Port Depose, Bush Norfolk; r. II Kennedy,
Remedy Newark Brand Stephenson do Cid barges
Commodore Barney Mason, NYork; Delaware Bloomsbury
port, do; Mary, Campbell, do
Home Ports.
ALE1AEpRIa April l5IAr Pr brig Devonshire FIN orena'
BAT'MqEE; April i7CArr brig. BENJAMIN Fr,pkn Mayo
Herald Saw of C?ye Ponta ship and bark bound
Cork and markets Snow Washburn, U squadron Gulf Of
Mexico; Michigan, Terry, New York. -
NoRFoLK, Airl i5-Arr Br bark Margaret Conne Fleet
London CID schr Providence, Shanks Indies Sid brig
Imperial Be,man, Belfast. In Hampton Roads, Br bark 81
George Hutchinson FIN Liverpoo Br brig Garnet Ashton
I'm Hull Eng b. bark Huron Driver for Liverpool went Ia
sea from the Roads this morning
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many has never been equalled during any preceding
YEAR IL REQUIRES constant labor night and day to pack
the goods as fast as they sold
rhs export of breadsufs from Baltimore to Europe,
continues AS brisk - There loading
ships eight barks and three briggs whilst no less
than ak vessels heavily laden have sailed during the
week.
Counterfeit ten dollar notes of the bank of Virginia
payable at Lynchburgh in circulation in this city
The imitation Is very good and it requies good know
ledge Of the genuine to detect them
Interpretations making here for the Illumination TO
take phoo on wednesday evening next are on grand
scale. ~
Mira Mason, and her brother, Mr. Wheatley closed
their engagement at the Holiday street Theatre last
night II was Mira Mason's benefit night and the
was crowded to excess in every part and bril-
liant auditory have never witnessed in a theatre She
u considered hero fully equal Mrs Kean and
deed, her style and voice Is somewhat similar Their
engagement of nine nights has been triumphal
- The Viennose dancers appear Monday night at the
holiday street house. The seats to be sold every
day ut public auction to the highest bidder The first
sale for Monday evening" takes place at ~ O'Clock to-
day There will be great demand for seats among the
upper ten,n and good premium will be given.
- Sales Of Stocks at Baltimore.
APRIL l6-SrocK BoARp-Cty per cents have advanced,
Sellers Of loan Stale Of Maryland per cents,
which touched a5x Thursday hang to-day az 8S 8
booksellers At 36ltle doing, Sterling 49, TN - Cur
rsncy S. 6G co Three cents 40 45-notns done.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL Is.

RiaM FSadasGs Khaad Havs Del'n0 Virginia
sIH S5 Reed hyss ys.I G9Sh
b1e%$. tSh% New o;!ss9s sil Collins; Aasi. MaSs
SSS sRsGfi f9a' s''"l'"
%sh s1s5 s
'os sTi Fl s & Gs Msi fSf4s s boe. Tiki
Z tf%: Nan sis %ss
ss sfs
phia John Adams, and Page, Chamberlain Boston,
sIoops-Waa Dennis and Radiant, Dayteng, Providence;
Lady Eeawiek, Thompson, New Haven; Triumph, Wade
Arrived.
md ap & hs s
run into by ship which carried rails and buwarks Of
N I6 Rans :A day. from Liverpool in
Br ship Altnande inslis, SO days from Dundee ballast,
ton. bark a9s S s,s As;si 5 ~
oRe a Sligo for New
b s, Aee' w1h days On Gaw,y in sa last
Bels bark Louis Aodens 81 days from Antwerp, with 10
Bark Edward B.kley, days from Charleston, with cot
Br brig Rose Ward % days from New Ross Ireland bal
h tibsi Bell d. days yp with coal,
Br brig Pactous Steel AZ days from Galway in ballast to
Richardson Watson 18th inst, lat A. lon II, picked
opgan yard and topsa had not been the water very
long .
Brem brig Jose phne, snd,ed 90 days from Bremen with
mdse, * L Pope 09 seerage Passengers. The has
experienced weather The Saw large
Br brig William Murphy GO days from Belfast with 100
| salt 10 bales, toJ Stuart -
BIZ brig Southeast, Agnew, from Belfast, via Gibraltar, 70
days with coal salt brick, Richardson Watson On
The nit % 49, lon s. 81 spoke Brem brig Duke Of Cam
bridge from Laguay IA for Bremen l6 day. The has ex-
| perienced very severe weather, spl it sails, SC.
B brig Adophus odgens 30 days from Sunderland in bal
last, TO Muir, Ia! Tor 60. 49, 80
Brig Sea Flower (o Proydence) Allen i6 days from Ma
,anzi, with moasse VIM Furniss. Passed Cape Hatteas
on the lh u Ga the l2th heavy gale VI wind from TO
Sc lost the deck 10, 50 cas, moasses From that date
I'll the 18th experienced coatnu of heavy
camboose bulwark Sc and received much damage sails
and rigging Have been dyea far as lon t2 3d. and
the Gulf Stream four times Sd inst s IN 3 lon IS a.
spoke bark Wissacumcon Of Salem DAYS from Norfolk for
Cork 18th nstal lat S. 70 TO- spoke schr Ashland
| Trescott, u days fom Cnrdenss for Boston.
Brig Champion. Chs der 81 days from Trinidad de Cuba
With 500 bx IS hhds mol.ses 70 chasealn ponve
brig Houo for Havana Same time bark smyrna, I'm Pro-
| violence Tor Mexico, with troops.
Brig Alsblm,, West from Bordeaux Feb 2ls,, with brandy
AID vine t. ORDER ga n conPany Wh shp Jane. ferfrs
with forty fiji barrels, apparently flour marked +.
Br schr Newport Lawson 50 days from Limerick, il ball
| last, TO order
scbr Hendrix Hudson Alusoa days I'm sagua la Gande
schr brace, Young, days from Darien, with lumber
| Tooker X Pierson.
Schr Van Buren, Gay from Cherryie1, with lah, Smith
| * Boynton
schr Vim Henry May days from Brandy wine with
| meal and -four, to Allen x Poison.
Sailed.
| Shin Yorkshire for Lyerpool.
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DANIEL SWEENY,
Late IL .Ann street, Neto YorI

\ISIIe II 4vtu Wh,Z
ID ENJOYED TO Sc CHATHAM STREET.-The under
~ signed the approach OF the travelling deems
apprse those who not be o. the fact
that in order extend his business well q. his limits Of
few doors of Chambcs aud nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the plan his former
comfort and surpassed By
the city Tbs snsrgenens Of his sphere has be de
has been selected central position for citizens well
He therefore socts the attention Of The pubs
both and his position whore thoy
will find only the ssbsanti. elements Of life il every
putson he enjoys, and which he determined to MAIN
tain. .
any noninslly otherwise connected With ne
only saloon Of the underssnsd and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
66 Chatham street.
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Arrival Of Strangers In New York.
AfRIL 10.
AMERICAN HoTrL.,


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laad As@soSa n: Xi;' my Haven; Stone Spring,
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ley H9rdap; M Jsekessn, Westehes,er; Meter Bait-
Wdoa h iss and lady, " Mr. MH'
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Tnemn SGlwi mSSo5 w. H%SSS :.., Worcester.
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