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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-11
sALTIMoRE ACADEMY for YOUNG LADIES

IW ~ LEXINGTON MrtcI.
THIS FLOURlSHlNG Institution, under the direction Of
i Mr.. Archer graduate Of West Point Academy and
Mrs ARCHER most delightfully."- situated for the convenience
and health of all concerned
The Assistants in all the departmensEngsh branches
Modern Languages Music &care selected in reference
superior abilities and diligence in their profession The adj
yausges offered by this Institution inferior in the
country and its excellence will be fully atteed by gene-
named below, who for the part have or have had
daughters in IL The average number OF pupils from various
sections Of the country for the last years has about
one hundred yearly.
Refer to Maj. Gen. Scott, U. 8. Army,
Bishop Johns, Richmond, Virginia.
Rev DIR. Wyatt,
Rev. Thos. Atkinson, lp.,a
Rev j. VI Duncan, DID. '
Rev. j. &. Hammer, DID.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Maryland.
J. H. Bernard, Esq, Virginia
DIR. H. w. Tabb, do.
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Alabama.
Hon. w. l.. Sharkey, Mississippi
David Hunt, do. mar i0--2aw
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II MPRoVED sADDLE-TREEs-The subscriber

TMPROVED sADDLE-TREEs.-The subscriber
would inform all interested that he has recently obtained
letters patent for the improved SaddeTrees upon which his
celebrated Military Saddlesately adopted the regulation
saddle OF the armyare constructed. These equally
we'll adapted to the formation OF citizens ddes and in
all warranted do injury TO the horse. He is all
times prepared fill orders any extent for Trees for
Saddles and equipments the most reasonable terms his
subscriber has disposed OF any rights privileges under
his patent and is determined 20 prosecute vigorously all in
Engagements upon the The Board Of Dragon Officers
lately convened Washington city, whose Recommended
ton the Subscribers military saddle adopted the regu
lation saddle Of the army unanimously and ia the
pmentary terms, IT, from their experience
greatly superior to every other saddle known them
feb I0--w2m THORNTON GRTMSLEy.
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PUBLIc-No, 1871

AN ACT to authorize the issuing register enrolment
to the schooner Robert Henry.
BE enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives
IF The United States Of america IN Congress assembled
That there be issued under the direction the Secretary
the Treasury register enrolment for the schooner Robert
Henry, formerly British vessel but now owned by John p
Baldwin, citizen Of the State Of Florida and which said
vessel having been wrecked the Florida reef and condemn
ed and o was purchased by him. and which he has caused
to be repaired and cfed for again Propidd Il shall
be proved to the satisfaction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
that the cost Of repairing and reng said schooner in the Uni
ted States after her purchase by the present owner exceeds
three-ourhs of the original Of building vessel of the
tonnage in the United States
Approved, February %, 1913.
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JAMES X. POLK.
fPUBLIc-No, 1871

tPUBLIc-No. 49,
AN ACT to provide additional quarters near 10 New Or
leans, for United States soldiers and volunteers returned
from or going to the seat Of war in Mexico.
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives
OF the United STATES Of America Congress assembled That
from the appropriation Of five hundred thousand dollars
providing for the comfort of discharged soldiers who NAV be
landed New Orleans other places within the United
States disabled by disease by wounds received in the
vice TO be unable to proceed their homes and for for
wardDg destitute soldiers 10 their homes contained in an act
making appropriations for the support Of the army and of vo
unees for the ending theh June eighteen hundred
and ortyeght and for other purposes approved second
March, eighteen hundred and forty the Secretary Of
War be and he is hereby authorized apply ex
ceeding hundred thousand dollars TO the erection at or
the United States barracks, below New Orleans, of
wooden hospital commensurate with the probable Of the
service, also Of temporary quarters for the accommodation Of
United States troops and volunteers during their proper deen
ion at that post when going to returning from Mexico and
for the purchase Of additional ground any shah be
sary execute advantageouy the objects herein specified
Approved, February %, ls4s
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
rpov OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENT
Ioxpos FEBRuARy 5. 1913,

LONDON, FEBRUARY 5, lS4S
At length all the obstacles which stood between
Dr H,MppES and his conservation as Bishop OF
Hereford appear to be removed. The Court OF
Queens Bench has given its decision upon the
question of issuing mandanlus, and that decision
i a refusal of the writ. II is, however, only
technical REFUSAL arising from an equal division OF
the Judges two being in favor of the writ and TWO
against it. 1t cannot be said that there is any pre-
ponderance Of authority on either side. Lord DEN
MAN and Mr.. Justice ERIE would not claim greater
weight than their dissentien colleagues, nor would
it be just to allow them to have less. The cues
ton is only settled SO long the Court OF Queen
Bench retains its present official organization LOT
a change in any one of the four Judges will most
probably lead to reopening of the whole question
upon the first opportunity, unless the Legislature
nterposes in the time by some remedial or de-
claratory law.
The INFLUENZA, although il is now very much
reduced in the number of cases, Is yet very RTE Ill
London. There were ff,y-six deaths by this dis
ease last week Both the Archbishop OF CANTER-
BURY and the Queens mother, the Duchess of KENT,
are now suffering under it. The whole number Of
deaths in London for the week which ended Janu
airy 29lh was LAST being still $50 above the ave
rage The births during the past week were less than
the deaths n
The extent of the WINE TRADE between England ana
Spain and Portugal is shown by the following returns Tor the
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FOREIGN MARKETS


HAvArA, April 9-snoe our report Of 18th inst no
later intelligence has reached from Europe. Prices
Of have bsen supported at the quotations then
gave, az planters have shown rmnes, aud assist
cd by some enquiry. The shipments for Spain have
been pretty active, and purchases for whites bavr
been made for Russia. Our quotations assorted
kinds 5h rails; whites So % rails superior
whites, 9H l0H rails; yellows 81 rals; orets yell
lows 81 AK rails; browns 4 a 5 rails; Cucuruchos
"a az rails For molasses 2 rails have been paid In
the harbor and some purchases have been made at
rails deliverable in the ouports. The approaching no
lydsys will suspend business in general for several
days Lard 10 unaltered; the stock Is $500 kegs.
or rice ITO oaks arrived, Of which $50 casks were
sold at III rials 900 casks sent to Matarzss,
and there placed at TX ras and $40 casks snoa In
addition to HOO casks in store. No -four has been i'm
ported except 200 bbs American, witch are still on
board. Freiehts-Thres vessels were chartered for
Hamburg at ca 1858 and ono at 50 les Cd quote to
the States $lk for box sugsr, with but little inquiry;
$2a2k for molnsses Exchange on London IA per cent
I'm nominal: York and Boston, Lao per discount.
Prices U j.rksd beef l4sl6 rs goldfish OIL, $3ka4x;
paddock, shs4 hsk. ssshi rice, arr II rs; lard 81,
$llk hams, Gals; taow candles l5s15k sperm do 35a
40; cheese, a. 4al6; butter 2Os25; yellow nj sk
RS; corn meal bbl $aka3; hoops, m 2sa3l; -four Am
Dbl, l6sl6 Spanish, lAkslSk lumber, Bath m IT. 23s
"a do Portland 2ls22; do r. 7s2a book shocks, box
Ga RI; molassee Ind laaIi sugar hhd 6 empty casks,
each, So; potatoes bbl 81; onions, 100 bohs, SO.
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Died.
On the 4th May, instant, suddenly, JAMES ony.child
OF James Jr and Adelaide ID Phelps, aged one year
two months and twenty six days.
The friends and relations Of tho family respect-
fully invited to attend the funers st the residence Of
his parents 500 Mulberry street this (Fridsy) afternoon
at oclsk, without further notice His remains will be
tak.n to Greenwood Cemetery, for intermsnt.
On Thursday, 4th instant, after O short and savere
illness. Mrs RACHEL HAws relict Of tho late George
Hews, In the 10th year Of her age.
The friends and scqusinances family and Of her
sous George, j. H Hobart and Robert g., are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dcnce No 95 Allen street, on Sunday afternoon a.
o'clock Funeral services at st. Stephens Church
Yesterday after lingering Illness, JAMES TMPsor,
in tho 43d year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family the members
Of Abrams Lodge, and the masonic order generally
the members Of Croton Lodge, |. o Of o. +, and Of
Washington Lodge Of tho Order of Druids respect
fully invited TO attend bis funeral without further in
vitation from his late residence l2s Cherry street. at
O'Clock this afternoon.
At " iiliamsburs Thursdsy morning, 4th inst,
JAcos BsRRv. In the slst year OF his sge
The relstvss and friends Of tho family respectful
" invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
First street between South Tenth and Eleventh Streets
on Saturday at O'Clock P. M without further invita-
ton
On Thursday evening", 4h instant, Mrs. CHAnLorrr
A. kLors, wife of George Koss in the 10Th year OF her
age.
The relatives and friend, of tbs family Invited to
attend the funcrs saturday morning ct ~ O'clock rom
No. 10 Tompkins street. Her remains viii be taxed TO
Shrewsbury for insssment,
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MARK ETs ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BAL IMonE May $500 fillmore e., 1890. 9sX; 20 sbs
Farmers, and rantels Bank 22H; 10 Western Bank I6z 10
20 90 ~ 1S g 90 % s s Ua,os
Insurance, 3Sx; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
,6I DO do DO 1914 United states IS of 1868 closed
lard Is closed at S7 bid asked baltimore Of $780, al
9Ss BID 8! asked Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares
36ta bid. 36s asked.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4-Ftrst Board-SioO State S. tx;
S3233s 90 7h 500 War 974 $2a25 do 81; 5O Guard
baak lo1S $1,000 6s IS s5wn los: IS n Copper O. $500
=. 1";ay Note. Cs kent"cfv Bank y Mseh 3,
M 900 de- Ia 300 6's, &c. lo3 5000 Io2X; Girsd
b. IN; $50 New Jersey az; so do 100 Union Co
na b5, l0x
BosToN May 3-Brokers Boards SOS Great Falls Manu-
Go lss Boston ana M.ise Rk ms Old Colon R(new)
9oA ~ Nor Wor ar sod 33k; IS DO s6od 33 80 dead
ing .odo bod Hk 125 do l72 100 East Boston 90
IN; 33 90 dividends No $; 5000 heading kR Bds 1850
SON; $500 do 1860 6lk Second Board-5 shs Nor
hh ssH IS do 33H II Reading kR II 7s IS do l7,
ern RsN l0a; so East Boston Dividends, NO A. s.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, April %, ls4s.-Cotton-Ths market
has been more active end the sales resch 5000 bales
taken principally for England Prices have sgsin been
in favor of buyers all dissertations below good mid
ding and We quote middi"g "a to bX good mddlipg
% to 6x ard one list At bc called BY the buyer good
m'ddlng; though Others osll It midaling fair. Mo-
iasses-7 to lsc Flour Holders asking higher prices
l0 200 at 81 IL and 100 at 81 Is Corn-Fair demand
Sales 900 sacks including 24O0 sacks white and yellow
At 24h In bulk 1900 ut $50 In bulk and 1900 mixed
In Sacks ct 25c 1000 mixed and 1000 white 26c 1000
white ct &c; $50 at 2Sc 800 at $50 and 600 at 400
Also aatbosts ear corn at 800 per Dbl. Oats2sh to
Mess 50 10 to s. prime So rs; NJ. o. 81 IS rump.
So to So lax Bulk Pork-Sides and shoulders 2to.
Bacon-The demand has been active sides at sAc to 40
Shoulde. at 30 to axe Lsrd-Kegs at TO 90 Grease
$40 to SAC Prime 5%c. Begging %. Inferior at
tioa Nc Freights- Three American chips taken for
Liverpool at 9l6d and bark Ireland, to load with
corn on private termr bark was taken for Phiadsl-
phis at Ito for corn Exchangss-No alteration. Ler-
don to per cent premium; New York so days az to
~ per cent discount do sight to per cent pre-
MUM.
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.$4l,s43 80

Aothi. .p4i, $40 ~
Excluding the season Of ls46, during which the
was navgabc but for short time the business the
two Subsequent seasons may be usefuly compared to
show that the results Of neither should be taken as On
indication of what the canal Is capable Of doing
in its present unfinished condition, II adequately fur.
nished with boets
The trade Of ls4 carried in the los boats be
longing to the company and the "hckers before refer
red to- From the business Of that year there appears
hsve been dehct to pay expenses and interest, Of
sal $40 a.
The trade Of ls47 commenced with the Same num-
Der Of boats but during the season. others were pur
chased and equal to about half the season. tie
deficit to pay the expenses and interest reduced to
1881 IT, thus showing difference in favor of is47 Of
$23 GAL IS, about half Of which produced BY
the 81 boats purchased and the balance by inoreas
cd activity Of the others The canal being In better order
the boats were subject to less detention than the year
before.
Since the close Of lest have been
made BY which about 50 other boats to run on
the canal during the next season. that besides the
boats engaged In the local trade along the line,
there will be more than twice a. many running
from the commencement Of the next season. a. there
wsrs from the commencement Of the preceding one.
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THE sTEAMsHIP SARAH SANDS WILL SAIL
for Liverpool from foot Of Clnt-n street, y. X, this
I'd B. % board 4; hall p,t ono Lee, bass will elo.s a.
one All bills against the ship must be signed By the Captain
in duplicate.
EOR LlVEsPO0L. - THE STEAMSHIP sAlthh
Sands will sail tor Liverpool on Nay 5h, her regular day
Offering unusually god opportunity 10, me 'hisnt oi
drugs Nv IL aud 'rrskn goods For rsHh OF N"sRs
sru'~ = KFHNtr ,s ~nnrh -fss.'
rNHE STE @MsHIP AMERICA WILL BE OPS N 10
ssi,es on Moutay end tuesday, nei,rom 10 oolock tl
O'Clock each DIV
nocTos VAN BUREN,, CONSULT NO PlIEi
~ clan and Surgeon u Peck Clip the old slsn Hssd DIS.
pepsary. established By Dr. Joseph Evans D3 still
coutsusd for the treatment Of ill private dissesss
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TACOR 8. PLATT, AUCTIONEER.sALE OF AN;
- drew's patent combination locts-JACOB 3. PLATT
will self this day at u o'clock nj the auction room 70 t
the sock hand (he invoice amount ST73o Of the
above celebrated ock Of them having
chaages pcriance of seuny to the vaults safes a,
doors of all monrd hss induced association OF
gentlemen OF Ugh standing aud epons by enter i.to
with the inventor Of these cleoated locis
which sftnd univecd by means of VIM they will be
ed ofsI hem to .yery bank in the Uoited States thus
heetofor-, has been the .f Ii tied
Of its originator. These locks have become nds
uqnsts for he security every bank and
because fhe exposed Of those banks which
adort'd them baIgss now paa. by hos, no have
made to close and will be without reserve PEI
remptorl the highest bidder. Terms sale Also. four
"a
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The Weekly Herald for Europe

The Herald for Europe for the mails Of the steamship
Sarah Sands which vessel will leave this port at two
O'Clock to- day. will be ready at IL M and will contain
summary Of the latest intelligence from all parts Of this
continent.
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Gold Pens dealers In Gold

Gold Pens -DealsrS In Cold Pens are 1nvit.
cd ex miue ratey Fount,n Gold Pen
Ink enough write whoe page and can be had only Of
Clark lup stairs) as John street, where also be
found ali best in the country,
ers' lowest prices. Gold repaired
eh
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GO,d Pens, DI.mond Poi

Gold PENS Diamond Pointed, 81 only, silver
pencil ease inc uded- j. W CREATION co, No II Cedar
stairs invite purchasers both Wholesale and retail to
thev selling reduced prices hey keep the Of all
and that purchases decide for themselves
al 70 their relative GOLD and repaired
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nova B +. WATSON u CO. h,vng removed to No. Is
Wall public invited call and mine their stock
Of Gold which cannot be surpassed eith,I quality or
variety by estabshment in the The celebrated
'Rchelieu" Pens and sold only abovs Their
smoothne hx bty superior other 10 the
cases. tbs points off Gee Pens of every de-
scIpon and price sold Wholesale RETAIL
Gold cfulIy rep.ircd,
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Died.

On Tuesday evening, tho I'D inst by the Rev Dun
can Dunbar, Mr.. WILLIAM H. KERR to Miss CAROLINE
DREw, both Of this city.
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NJ BROWN, AUCTlONEER-CABlNET AND
Household Furniture. Piano Forte &c. Friday, Nav 5h
at 10Y o'clock at No. 100 Broadway large and dersbe
ton, compr'ns eary:d sofa, and ch,i,: bureaus. wash
second hand piano.fos and several pieces of secondhand
(u,p turs
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- PRIVATE TREATISE" &c, SO Gresnw,ea street,
Office hour,s to 10 A. NJ. sP Nh Sunday eseeptedl
Iapidy and ius Inconvenience at,sndn her erm:
IL is chiefly, however. those VINO h,ve suneied Eom
A &c tain cia,s 'of people otherwise, who can
properly arp ecste his serviess In structure, from
N. a., or incip,enf, TO is advanced snd
dstysans ,agsI iron aneommoa adysntsgs', IN
a idi,nn Ia : very extensive r7scres Ia thiF com
nsinn he can afford rapid easy Aad sdes which, bs
h GROUND for s.nrs cbussa from cthsr sosrs
America.
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ELECTRIC TELEGnArH-MR ALEX Balm, THE
~ Inventor Of the Ele eric Telegraph, begs leave
say that his present visit to tn. United States for tho
purpose OF securing Patents the above Invention BY which
upwards OF One Thousand letter. transmitted and record
ed per minute Of time He has depsr, for London
for the psrpose Of Introducing his Invention exnvsy
ne rub,c patronage in the United State, ard the Canads
Meantime Communications may be addressed 10 Messs
BAkyLAY LIVINGSTON. New Yors, or to Mr.
BAiN Central Electric Telegraph once, London. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-05

NJ hGNETiC POWDER FOR THE DEsTn UCTIoN
AVA of all kinds ofinsecs krosches moths rs
mosquitoes bedbugs and other insects also pills for
the de,uct, Of rats and mice within mir utes fer
thrown IN their vicinity Warranted without poison This
bowde has been by the needles, faculty Of France
Ensra sweden Denmark &c. from all Of whom he IL
vded with ample testimony efficacy Principal
depot, t2c Broadway E.LYON x co Price ofeach opr
tbrlngs =
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STANDING COLLARS. NEW STYLES, srLENDD.
~ " snb dersd fom s. 10 ia $50 iirh netdcwcfk
cuffs. from S. Sd per pair; $50 very fac chain sll,eh awa
collar. q M Sisnts fcS.s sSd s,,ss nr.n Tin ings
Broadway, ne0 White Nsset
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE; PHILADELPHIA:
Rs.lty-Frday sveai9g. May s wi be performed 2
ROMANCE ANDkEALITY-A MasIy. MT Chapman;
Frank Meredith. Mr. Whsrtley; lavender Kydd. Rchpgs;
IS Mrs WiI,teniy Biosscm Mrs Brcuyhsm Pc, Z,s:go.
by Miss An~a " alters To conclude with he UNkiNlsH
ED GENTLEMAN. Tomorrow ID night oft new CO.
M
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CANARY BIRDS-A FEW OF THE FIRST QUAIL
~ tv Icng brs notified and ye low Csnafy Birds, Just
arrived from Belgium ship Shakespeare, for sale L. H.
EMBu EE'5, No. 1874 Bowsry.
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Terrible Burning !-New York, April "a,
Dr. Townsrnd-D.ar Your Sarsaparlla has cured
of the in the head and bowels, which
with terrible sensation hroug
BODY Two bottles relieved and am able to take
my u,u, for ~hch am very thankful Before used
whole syem was On fre has improved my gene al health
THUR CUkHY. lS9 Spring st. Principal ofhce, l26 Full
ton street.
The Plumbs National Daguerrean Gallery,
of Broadway aud Murray street. should
be by all 1t is really look through the large
collection OF If dstingu shed individuals that
the walls Of this celebrated Gallery.
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NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS-PROPO WILL
be received the eth day of May the Office Of
Ne. York and Harlem xa'rosd ompany in the Of New
York for the grading and required for doubling the
track of the Harlem railroad betweea Harlem aud
junction with the New Haven railroad, dptance of eight
ered and improved Bids n. also be received for 22oeo
inches thick having less than inches bearing
he delivered em between that river and the
of ction PROPOSALS ILL., the
ed for pile bridge sbopt go feet long on straight
Of the COMPANY between l32d and i3h streets The work
be DONE aud The delivered by the 18th day Of Sep
tembe- Plans proles and psccatious will be exhibited at
the office OF the Company to the 10th inst when the
PR he all necessary explanations. Al
Lam CAMPBELL, Chief Eng neer. N. Y. &H.R Il.
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The attention OF Ssle Public II called to the
spleuoI well known collection of Dunaps choice dou
be Dahas &c. be sold By Friday morning, at
kafe X
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Wigs and Toupsss -Atrangers and Citizens
informed that the best la New York procure
No Wall street. His new invented wigs obtained silver
should just esamine before purchasing elsewhere.
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MON NY MARKET.

AhuHsuayS uHy TO uh
The stock market continues very much depressed
Spectators undecided how to act aud In Wall
street appears have any idea what the next sixty
ninety days will bring forth No one believes there
bs any important improvement In prices and still few
are disposed to sol short for decline Since the arii-
vsl Of tbs last steamer from Europ. there hes not been
an average variation Of per cent in prices, either
way At the first board s.dsy, Long leland fell OF Per
cent and Harlem ~ all others closed at prices current
yesterday.
Attic second board, the sales only to moderate
extent at prices current In the morning.
The Acadia, from Boston for Liverpool, carried cut
$3.50 s75 30, of which sl74,a75 50 WAS In gold, and
sos 900 In silver.
The following Ia the amount Of duties accruins on I'M
ports into the port OF Philadelphia for the month Of
April also, previously from LIST OF January, ls%s, CON-
pared with the same period Of ls4 -
REVENUE CUsroMs-PosT OF PHILApELrnIA.
Cash Duties received in April. $25ls6 Is $2977a %
Previous saonhY. ............. 6C66 20 sis&3 IS
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CLARKE'S LAMAHTlNE SACK COATS FOR
" spring weTbe ulisy Of these coats is that they
made Of blue CLOTH with handsome worked silk fronts
the breast pocket oude in which white handkerchief
should be the pocket fastened with small button.
perfectly assortment Of suitable spring goods
msds measure at low prices. The price Of the Lamarrs
isf q B. CLARKE. William street