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CIV Iutelilupuce.

YpsrLRpAy The weather yesterday was lovely; a
6ne bainy epiiug dsy with clear sky, and the thsr
moptteI at 2s deg 40 deg and 40 deg Ut tas
tive hours tf a. I.. IL NJ, and p NJ. At sunrise
American nsgs boosted on the flag stats the
City Hall on the Battery, aud at the mast heads and
Some of our military companies turned out but the
OF General Taylor for the most part
the selves with quietly enjoying their knowledge Of
the fact that he to be, that day inauSurated
President Of the United States.
Oliver STREET BAyTIsT CHURCH. IL Is stated that
the Rev Mr. Nagoon. Of Cincinnati has b'en invited
TO the psstcrsl charge Of the Oliver street Bap.st
Church, In this city.
SrAsBrKG ~ BRooKLYr.-OD sunday evening, . ma ~
named Dunn While . drunken spree, created avs
tuibsncs In Kslsey's alley, south Brooklyn when
Waterman named Hinokey attempted to take him into
custody. Dunn, however, got enragrd, and drawing
Knife attacked the Waterman, and stabbed him twice.
emitting him on the hand, and infietipg serious
vouho IN The groin The drunken mao was nnany
arrested and held 70 answer for his evil deeds.
Tihns.-A Ere broke out on Sunday night in the
how're Nc 20 Lsureps street, which was put out with
u ming damage A IRE broke out Yesterday al NJ,
In the httre NO l7b Canal street Died BY viii
Parker as shirt store the oontenss OF which were de-
iuoysd. The building was not very materially ds.
Esgsd.
ATrEMprED SuIoipI.-A man named Goo B,auev
attempted to drow himssS, ~ supposed on sun.
day, By jumping into the North river ~ TIE foot OF
Murray street. He taken from the water bv Soma
I'd. On his threat and neck discovered several
severe gasi and 10 Of s"poch etc pen knife
which had apparently been used to perpetrate tn
wounds The unfort innate man nust be iaboring IN
der ,tsc,es Of ipsRuiy. He properly taken care
VI b. Il. lIIce & .-v u gII
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HrrApyLpiuA, March Pm Arrived-sbip susquehanna
Dutsyy vrpcoE tart Joelh Fish, Lsary Orleans: brig
Mary sctfia fbrltr Hssy fchrs Jerome iGrd, York
Ce@te Idstrd, Nay, do, Mary Lisr. Newell, do.
Cha ree-f slip shersId.sh West, Liverpool schr Lsxine
ton emitb, n Ytrk 80
Misce llaneOus.
LpTTgn BAGS OF st amer turops for HaNx ard Lverp' o
VII eloest the fxctsrge Reading Rooms AID Keoyon ~
W' ,neet tomorrow, Tb, atb, past ~ o'clock Letters
lie ire Taid 10 airy rsrt Of the eent,re ht.
letter EDge Of Fslcor for Favsna Chgre and The
Fafc viii close NJ the above Office Thurdsy, MashS
Letter BAYS Of PACKET slip Baltimore for Havre, will close
Koyths VI v all street. at hall pst) ssolk this day.
imr JrNry Iirp letter from Nichols Tower r u wreck
ma j.! aLa ssLtHp.d,IaEeSs dad e9hpe o., IT, inss a.ss
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Maritime lNTELLIGES CE.
Cleared.

Cleared.
a GS.p hacF RSyS Nj
'fs &c Mallory
ts' WI nT: caso fets,
BhS~Iate; lsid;r cadi., Harmony: Nspssx. Co
Orsan,. ElveE Francisco smith, 8 Marks Hugbus
Ell To- O.
no rh,Sshs Meow
Kenny do; Motto Appleby: DO
;S1 RI. cs' e.. I's Is sa 4
OI ensery VII during the whole passage; 9Th u it blew
NEad to ., der canvas u hours Sd inst Nortn Of Ha,toas
~ B in Tie middle pesSn Signals with S0a n. sSp
Bowes ne Deaware-so saw an English ba'k with the oss
ship American Eagle Dosne London and Portsmouth,
~ ls , s Rr S - S to 70 With
to trnns hinurn Co WmR DAYS in the English chan nsl
P..ket hip nulnt Liverpool Jan % with mdso,
i.eis ship Ao Davis Hsvre. Jan 81 Land, ESa 7,h oil.
ss TO ,h u, had 'ne.s..n T. hshss wnds and Gains
spoke Steamship Niagar, from Bos for LverDco
zane TINE large ship bound West with loss Of to2saant
op,s rupeh Havrs Jan 20 with ls5 stsersso
bark tJolcps Gavhe Nantes IS days. with mdso to
Barcfy livingston Sailed in with Pico on
for New Yoih Tie bark Victor Clarke for New YORK; takd
day srreyiout.
sthr Zairib'e, Barker Providence
ethr Harriet Smith. smth, New Londor.
sehr Ehzate,h Hail. Tutle, Hog Island
schr George Hotcbkirf, Rayhor, New York.
tlos y Prof Glsss, Bydenburh. Providence .
soop Cold Leaf James, Mstcne. Conn, with stone. for the
Navy Yard.
P,ehet ttp Yortthre Buyer, from Liverpool 80 dsyS with
n cze TO e II Marshall
B tLip Isabella, Briggs from Manila -,
sp owes Beire from Naa, with fruit to Howes, God
Eey & Co.
Ato, athip ard tsrh unknown.
BaYleds
Frms Spit Jip Cambridge Liverpool; nom te city, snip
n jegs,s. New t)rlesfa -
ship Yekswn ssbtr for London, has anchored ut tho
SW Spit.
MAI Gil Wind at Sun rise Me- Meridian, sW stSun st
SN
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JupeE McHENRY AND Mr.. RoussRAU.-,Th
New Orleans papers OF the 9th ult have long
reports OF the proceedings IN the second commit:
mt nj Of MIR. Rousseau, the clerk of the judicial
district over which he presides. The Judge holds
that the Judge OF a court 10 responsible tor all tue
sciIons Of that court, and reflects strongly upon
Judge Cannon for dlscharglng Mr.. X. upon
IaG'os corpus To carry out his authority, he re-
con mirt. Mr.. r., when another habcas, was I'M
mediately issued by Judge Cannon, and Mr.. H.
again discharged The greatest Indignation is
excited against Judge McIIenry, and the press ls
ms, pnsrarng ia It's denunclations against his
copduC; IL !ns Gaze.
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MARINE AFFAIRS AND NAVAL MArTERs.-The
following letter, from the New Orleans Picayrtne,
contains vpral items OF INTEREST,"

MARINE AFFAIkS AND NAVAL MATTERS.-lne
following letter, from the New Orleans Picaytsne,
contains several items OF Interest,"
PENSACOLA, Feb Al, 1849.
The United States ship Saratoga, Commander w. c.
been four months sbssnt on Q cruise in the Gulf.
During her abtence rhe hes vieited Sisal Campeaohy
Lssuna. Vera Cruz and Tampioo and Is last from ths
lst poned ports bsvipg LETT Vera Cruz ON the
Sth and Tsmpico on the 18th inst.
At The date Of her sailing from Vera Cruz the only
,cbcorer Nancy bishop and full rugged brig just
arrived rene unknown. TIE Eugenia was advertised
to sail New York the 18th. Her California pas
,epgrr. had all LETT for their destn ateu across the
country and IL rumored four or i've had been
robbed near Jaispa. The passengers by the Nancy
Bhbop were ftil at Vera cruz making preparasioSs
12b tn. Brieh mail steemtr Dee receivin s ON board
fisjebt Of sptcie and rpose off the bar the American
big MeIcdeon bound for New Orleans go
our Mini,ttr, the Hon. Nathan Clifford, with his
fsmiy spd fuite arrived at the city Of Mexico the
2ath nv, without being disturbed by any attack from
the rotl.rs on the road. The Mexican Congress was
continuing its sessions 1T the ates dates from the
csptnl but had, YET, done nothing worth mention
ing |. hoped that II wenld not adjourn without
rem odeirg the entire tar IT. Business quite brisk
~ Vera Cruz and spirit of Improvement and reno
vaton feeued TO have been awakened The Saratoga
brings az passenger, ten distressed Americans, who
have rec in Mexico since the cor cusion Of the war;
aud were left behind when the army evscusted the
GENTRY. There are stl numbers constaptly arriving
at Vera Cruz from the interior, and claiming the pro-
lection OF the Consul some doubt deserving, but
mppy dcteIters, who have forfeited all clam Ter
sympathy.
weather on her pss,aas.
OfHcers Of the Saistogs:-w. C. Nicholson, Com
msnder; J: A; Wn.low, G. l.. Mcintosh, L: D; Tren.
J. D. Miller, Surgeon T. B. Steele, Assistant Sureeoa
JoLn wilkinson, Master; r. +. Fstnali "a Lieut.
Of MsrI es Jofeph Tattr all. Commanders Clerk; j.
Watt.rr. J. A. Green, j. B. Mcintosh d. irason
Livipe.ton, J. H. horne, Midshipmen T. q. Bell,
Bcauwsin; J. B. Birdsall, Sailmsker; Francis Dsw-
purser'e Clerk.
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Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
3, fore Justice Edmonos, and Aldermen Stevens and


TRIAL OF JOHN 8. AUSTIN FOR MURDER.
Mach The jury csme into SQUIRT about 10 O'Clock
this morning with verdict OF not guilty Theprison-
.r was then difchsrped. Nesbitt, who indicted
with him accessory before the fact discharged
hie ow Iecognizances. The court was then ad-
journtd.
The March term Of the court was again opened
by Judge Edwards, Aldermen Hatfield and Dodge,
ard adjourned to Monday next. The Circuit
opened, ard the day calendar gone through;
hut 10 beirg that court also adjourn
ed His opor then to hear special motions
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The Fine Arts.

We learn that Mr. Doughty, the well known iand
seape painter, will this evening deliver On intreduo-
tory lecture on nature and Landscape art st the
Astor Hcuss This lecture will b one Of considerable
interest to the lovers Of landscape painting and wiz
be the means Of producing healthier tone in society
for the fine arts. It will help cultivate t. for
psintipgs and induce the people to compare pictures
der spd that Mr. Doughty has bee invited to deliver
this lectur. the ladies' quests at the Aston House.
who have had several exhibitions OF music n their
Wordpsryn The lecture will be free TO the lovers Of
the art and will commence 1t half past O'Clock.
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Died,

On Monday morning, 9th int in Brooklyn, Mr..
RoBrRr 9. CRoMMELIs, aged IS years. for many years
o resident Of that city.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, without further invitat n, from
No. 1e2 Wi:oughby street, tomorrow (Tuesdy) after
nocp, Mt O'Clock precisely.
On tina LIST Of March, ct Yonkers, REBEcc, ODELL,
niece Of the late General Jacob Odell aged PEARS
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Shipping Intelligence.

Boston. N1rdh 3, lSS9
Arr bark Brents from Cronadt Feb rs lat AZ los 81 a.
pks bip Caleb Grmshsw uoxe from New York for v,rp
Nv Oh In company Wisconsin a.d Andrew Eos
ter. hAne time Jaw steamer Niagara IRON Boston
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At tho WheatehesI New Jersey, March / 1849, by
The Rev Edward W. Peet, EDWARD WRIGHT, Of Wash.
In gtcn d. c. to MARY second daughter Of the late
Henry Hsviland Esq Of Brooklyn, Now York.
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l. tier To the New Orleans PIc0yune, came ncroes
Mexico, and from Vera Cruz by the British
steamer
U s Snip Ono. San Bias, Jan II, 1s4o.
The following s list Of the officers attached to the
United Slater sh. p Ohio
c. II. SuribIipg. Acting Captain; C. M. Armstrong
Lieutenant and Executive oficer; j. =. Gree B.
hsrchand, q. +. Emmons, H. Ed IT.. and G. ap X.
Jonss tsctibP) Lisutenants Samuel Forrest Purser;
N. e. Bsrrabno, Surgeon; J. l.. e.. Hardy Captain
taetipg) and NJ. II. Warrington, facting) Masters;
T.. J. Bee and X. I. Maccuri, Assistant Surgeons:
Jsmss Wiley, Lie ute nsnt arines f.. +. Tasnsll and
John I. Maury, Parsed MIDI hipmen; b. Ksnnen r. c.
Johnson, +. .. CaInss,J. r. Foster and A. ". Lodge
Moshpntn; J Taylor Wo,d, VIM. II. Hall J. n.
Ni'r q. w. Gifs, A. b. Cummings and w. P. A.
ttnltejl. Acting Midshjpmen G. Srribling, Captains
Cie,k; Thomas G.. JohDstone Purser's Clerk; Moses
Han, Boatswain; J. w. Pennir gton, Gunner; q. T.
lozt.SBbpebeT.
The Ohio arrived at Mazatlan on the TIN inst and
received OF beard Mr.. Parrot, Consul and Navy Agent
Mere, with tie drIstcies brought overland BY him,
ara fsed on The evening Of the 18th FIR this place for
LIE Iu'pose OF taking On beard treasure for the public
tr'ice IN Caiiiorria; after which che will SAIL to-
morrow peihHpe, direct fer San Francisco.
The accoupt received from the gold region In Cali
"rhin, are not go fattsIjpg. The cold weather had
div'p In tie diprers aud. In ccLssqurnce gold bad
become scarce. ara the price risen TO sixteen dollars
several large cposs Of provisions had arrived from
twenty vctst bad left during the ast month for San
ffaDcifeo Every article in the ehspe tf provisions
wiz l.. tuTffed At ucb cheaper rate than they can
be cent from the United Srates. Severe lofss must be
tuta'ned by moDy who have ventured largely, expect
IL TO resp mm' nee profits
The L. gisatufe OF New Jersey adjourned on tho I'D
ibst., after a feuion Of 6fiy.thrse days Tho est.
ua'sd revenue for 1st9 amounted to s1Od160 ~, and
ne dbhnr,tms MIS- to Si72 203 "a. Among The sppro
xl.sl..Ls Msp we VI $1,000 SCI + lunat.s soy lIa
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production 1t viii be that the poet and musical
composer have show great eki in producing, by the
sssstsncs Of their r,pective arts vivid impression
the Desert and the imsg IL aided in pctur
ing 20 itself the appearance OF caravan, Its march
retting place Other parts will mirror to the mind
the solempity Of morning and evening DEVOTION ALSO
many hard.hps and, by contrast, pleasing and tran
Ia the desert all Is still, and yet, oh mystery,
In thir unbrcken calm,
The lone ind pensve soul,
To those who love to cherish the dearest rscolleo
tiops CT antiquity and who wish to have the mind
.sh.d by p,sssng refectionso OF scrptural sublim
this uust prove source o. great pleasure and
instruction. The orchestra will consist OF $50 per-
formers and the vocal department will be sustained
by lJ0 artists
INV ORLEANS SrnysAprRs-Tbese eminent min.
strels will perform again this ning at Rutgers In
stitue in Madison street, and will no doubt have
immr audience, they are 30 popular throughout
the city Their programmes for the present week
have bee seected with much care and are composed
Of their iavorite pieces The musical Psnor ma
stu Ia listened to with much delight, and their Italian
has lost If its raciness To morrow even
ing they wiz again reopen st their head quarters
Society Library.
BRoApwAY Cscrs-Messrs. Sands, Lent Co are
etil doing excellent business, and well they may,
for the attractions given are hyperion to any
thl OF he kind have teen In the CIRCUS line
OF exhibitions The Chinese Fe.tivsl,p by the whole
troup 10 certainly beautiful dr. play The daring acts
OF htrsen aneh,P by Ms,ter Sands, brings from sne
soosDce great sppau'e One Of the great features 10
this exhibition 10 the buflerQue Pony Races" which
are certainly the bert and most comeAl scenes
we lave for time. The crowd OF spectators
copyuke with laughter This circus Ia becomipg
very faboDabe Gs we notice nightly CONS OF our MIST
respectable citizens occupying seats with ther families
IL liza rich treat for yovhg folks and in fact al those
Who love TO witIess the voEotrfCl Lagacity OF the
hore.
IHRisTys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pding that ths
ban1 q rsero Ministries have been playing for nearly
three arr In this city, they tli anrset crosd'd
houtss and aIe genera fsvoDtes In tho performances
OF tbit every shade Of negro cnafsa,er can
he .'p. 1L'y hfeiun OF vic Ard ofolery, aad tnsir
ob.Iutes are stly fus,siItd The violin players srs
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TO sTEAMBoAT COMPANIES,

e.EsIi The subscriber is now fully prepared TO fur.
nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
n Dmpfers Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class ocean steamers
This blower Is constructed upon sound philosophical prn
very small space giving greater force 70 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now ~
uge without making the least unpleasant noise while In
motion The superiority Of this blower is at once manifest
to any persons disposed examine It's merits, and is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use Of
flowers Ii s becoming SO rapidly In general use
Difference Is made to the following steamers which have
them In use;
Steamer Bay State, New York
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York,
Atlantic steamer Northemer, do
steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON Fot1NDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, Sc, 81. .
The sbsc rber also manufactures and keeps on hand tal
assortment from No To No. 10 and upward OF the above
Dlowers now so celebrated suitable for all kinds Of iron
works. viz cuposs, pudding and heating furnaces Tor
rolling mills orgcs. smiths fires &c.
JOSIAH kISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Canaas, i67 Market 81 Philad,
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sHAksPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM srREETs, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN d
j GALABRUN, having rette and repensled this spa
cios establishments prepared TO receive company.
There hundred and nine apartments IN this house,
consisting of dining Saloons sitting rooms parlors, lodging
rooms &c The large hall may be used iof balls tihc
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish. nj moments notice. refreshments
be accommodated at the time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with Dinners or sup
pers and the tables win he furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
inens in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished AZ
The shortest notice There will be lunch at IL o'clock
every day and attention viii be spared give satsiac
lion Men Of business and those visiting the city viii find
themselves centrally and comfortably located aud the
prices will be- found be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages spoken IN this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GALABRUS.
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st..na Comaanisatlon aires. frea

xa9af, Steam Con,munisntion direct IRONS
seA1L3G& Southampton TO New oElsRns aud
E:lursasnt e order from The Lords Conmssionsrs
fery.ra on ne nd q sssh month s Royal
spton to Dsruiods, Nassau Havana, Cat Ship lslsnd,
New orlsans Vera Cruz and Tampico, rsturnng BY tns
This arrangement admits Of an easy and quick convex.
ance TO and from southampton and tic raess above s.
tonsd and passengers for New Orleans viii be Conveyed
thher from the Cempanys vessels on their arrival at Cat
Or ship Island, BY The Mexican Gulf Railway Company.
who VIII have nNeamsr ready, and other concentrates,
provided for that purpose AZ cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person. The facilities will Sc Afforded
from New Orleans, embracing board the Royal Mali
Steam Packets for Europe, &c.
The estnaed time fortle voyage from Southampton 10
follows TO Bermuds l6 days Nassau q days. Iiaysns
% days Ship Cat Island New Orleans l2 days; ysxs
Cruz, % days; Tampieo, So days
The Steam Packets appointed TO leave Ship Cat IS
land arbor on their return 10 England At A. NJ the
2lst OF each month BY the above alteration passengers
proceeding 10 the West Indies by the I'd Of the month steam
err will be conveyed via Bermuda, and by the 18th Of tbs
month steamer as heretofore via MADEIRA and Barbadces
Particulars as TO fares etc. may be obtained applca
ton ut the Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys Offices IS
Moogae street. London ditto Wrinkle street. Southampton,
Messs Delrne q Co., dEnghen Paris; Mr. CLEANER,
e Boulevard Polasoniere ditto Mr. Hundciksr Hamburger
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New orleans
SIS Moorgate street. London f. CHAPEL, Secretary
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No AZ South Csysr
L street, 81 door above Lombard street,
1t is now one year since the subscriber first introuett
this stove to the Inhabitants OF the city and county Of Bal
hn nc s sn1 ever ousa no This market where
large number has been sold ever became so popular N
80 shS me o. sase io gon saS ns years SINCE @
commenced selling this Stove, during which time nave
{ or has been in the market for the last fifteen years
therefore am, from experience, prepared 70 say without
fear Of ai mere never has sesh En- at MAJ
BILE Of doing much work, Of doing MS Well ana al as
small expense for labor and fuel as he bnsS stove me
all the boilers rom TO ~ In number: The oven y very
ase being the full size q Ie stove including re nsa.
Cooking Stoves now in use, and third larger than me
ha The S hss p"ases II sa entirely around The oven be-
ing distance nom eight 10 twenty feet according 10 sze
b w. sens aPs sending heat
extraordinarily long distance in the stove before coming to
no re s al III " par" q eaea a
superior baker; and the small size being capable Of
baking four loayes Of bread a. TIME :, See does away
saving large amount Of fuel that Is usually wasted IN this
way snd renders peculiarly adapted % he use Of board
ing houses academies hospitals, steamboats,, md the
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be add
to @ e s9"ys sS e assm o a n
venlence, and NJ the same time obtain the most simple,
at least call Examine Ibis b@e
The following are a few names selected 10 which am
most kindly permitted TO refer:
Mr.. David keentr, 10 North Charles street
bishop Waugh. ~ Green street.
Thomas Wilson, Calvert and Lexington streefs
DR. John J.. Chapman, Mulberry street
Mrs. Jgue Maynard, 10 North Calvert street.
Edward J.. FAINT Hanover street.
George A. V, Spreckesen, II East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, LAG Hanover street
James y. Williamson, corner Gay and High sireeta
John IL Rhodes, l52 Hanover street,
DIR. j. NJ. Jennings, ) North IIsgh street.
Jane S. Jewett, ri Howard street. 30.
james Young 96 Eden street.
DR.. Ii H. Hopkins 61 Park street.
Joseph Husband ir, 2l3 Pratt street.
luhn S. Selby, esq, 32 Baltimore street
DIR. Henry Siinnecke, III Lombard sireei,
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street.
Barmm d Co., City Hotel. "E.', s0#.. e
L. Thurson, Fountain Hotel.
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel. I'.a. .,...
William Field, National Hotel, !. tE 'e.
Thomas James Rainbow Hotel
Col. H. Capron, Laurel Factory, Md.
Many names might be added, but suppose the above
will suffice See little book at the for certificates and
further particulars. ANY. person purchasing OF these
Stoves, after giving II fair trial for thirty days and find
does no. answer their purposes return it and will have
their money refunded.
n b. No. ~ South Calvert Is the only place where
they can be had.
BURR PECK, Agent.
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SEAMAN g MUIR,

III BKUNDWAN, NEW fUNky
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales an as
"A aortment of FANG y and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
adspted to the best City Trade purchased much below
the cost of Importation which they are offering at rery
small adrdnce.
They have also received by the various steamers and
packets, a very general assortment Of RICH FANCY
DRY GOODS, which they invite the attention Of pur
chasers In their stock will he found the NotrenHes q
Paris and london
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
30 literally bestowed upon their establishment, and TO
the public that they will strive to secure continuance
OF confidence and support
their purpose extend their already large business,
and stimulated by their unexamped success thus far they
are determined leave honorable efforts unried to ac
compsh their design considerable amount Of expert
ence in business has demonstrated 10 their satisfaction TINT
the only method Of obtaining and securing large bns.
mess Is have II based upon correct prcpe and that
while as merchants they consult the interest Of their
toners they pursuing only method OF advancing
fherO 81
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ORGANS.

HENRY ERBEN, l72 Centre street offers for sale the fol
III lowing Organs:
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and octave OF pedal pipes
Dimensions of 6 iee high, 10 feet and inches 'front.'
and feet Inches deep.
One Grecian Organ u i2 sopa octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions ot case 10 feet inches high, 10 feel wide
feet deep.
One Greclan Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions Of case II feet high feet inches
wide, s feet inches deep
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops Dimensions Of
case feet ~ inches high feet inches wide, and feel
deep. @ #
Two Grecans Of stops 10 feet high feet inches wJde
and feet inches deep. 49,
Two Gothic Organs Of stops, feet high feet inches
Wide, 2 feet inches deep. -. 4a. &.
variety Of Parlor Organs. # t.s
One second hand Church Organ. Es.
One Seraphine. -.r