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house LtSENsThe following descriptions of house linens
Ill
hand before their arrival make
think most complete and extensive before offered
sale II District!
pieces Russia sheelngs in widths from lo l3
the 1874 width Is q perior
pillow and bosercase linens, all widths
English long do This article also
nor clothing, than domestic
sold IS reasonable.
The following styles owelng just received
new heretofore offered Tor sale IN this city
damask "a and 3lo wide in dozens and the
piece
Albert owcllny English make, very thick and
bales Russia crash.
general heavy linen drugget for eumb
and
widths wide beautiful patterns step
reduced
Ap 24-eo3nf CLAGEFT h DoDSON.
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Pig and scrap iron cleared on IL. Ohio canals.

The deliveries Toledo are extent for Indiana
and that IS comparatively, roule the deliveries
oil iron do not increase fast the delivery ofcast
ngs AT each and all the points the increased demand for
iron of all kinds is immense, following the principle which
have stated that the demand for all wrought articles
follows in the wake Of agricultural prosperity there
in Pennsy lvania who have made much
money they hoped to do ii is because the market is
oversocked with foreign By Of low duty,
because the muplicaiion OF furnaces oversappies
the rapid growth of consumption manifest in The above
table.
The demand for iron and coal in Ohio is the
other States and the Of that demand being
doep-eated and general affect almost all other necessary
articles and give evidence OF gree of prosperity
peror to that which characterized any former period The
quantities of produce which will leave the western Staes
descending towards New Orleans and coming over
he Pennsylvania and New York canals and Erie rail-
road-all Of which in operation the akes-wl
be large, and will suffice TO make good the payments
for eastern and imported goods consumed, large have
been tue amounts Indeed. the payments such
that the city de poses accommodating and the banks
find difficulty in putting at ntes-say six per
centhe money which daily Paid into them maturing
notes desire for longerdated paper per be-
Trays opinion lhat interest viii fall The large arrival.
OF California gold together with the coins broug ht by i'm
migrants and the receipts from the interior Than sup.
ply any probable foreign dcmsnd, and the domestic de
mand is well supplied by bank paper Although the Pha
delpba mint Is OF service whatever in supplying
rency for the country, the Jumps that il puts
the banks supply the foreign demand; and ar.
rangemens being made export bullion Tor con.
aye in England, since have min, here Hence the
banks freely supply small for the ople int
$40 pieces xpor The receipts Of gold New Orleans
from September l. 1885, April H. 1851, were Sc $50 9
against 81 500 sJ2 last year The imposbiiy getting
gold coined Philadelphia induces owners to send il 10
New Orleans for conagethe exchanges favorng the ope
ration The comparative coinage for March fol
lows
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COM MERCIAL.


Ngw YoHK. April 22, 1851
In my letter OF February last replying the abomnabe
missateens Of Mr. Carey Ia the hmefiran Wing Review,
showed that lar from the COAL ron and wool interests
having suffered decline respects the whole country,
in the last four years. the real prosperity OF those in
eress never improved rapidly ia that period have
aow with great aud labor collected the statistical
proofs OF the truth Of these statements. Mr.. Carey will
probably steal Siese figures which hare prepared, and
introduce them into his articles, and get credit with
Baekwood's Magazine for "great statistical abilities"
This has been his hitherto large proportion OF
the tabular he and misuses in his project
i've sophstries those which prepared for the
"Union" with amount Of labor The genius OF
onsm is 10 much industry as the few
monopoize fruits Of The leading feetrade prn-
cipe is that in agricultural county like the more
extended the market and the the facilities for reach
ing them, the prosperous will be the producers and
necessary consequences. the will be the extent OF
their purchases OF manufactured articles The active
the market for goods becomes by this MEANS the will
manufactures flourish In that the rapidly viii
the material for prosperous manufacture be discovered and
applied and The scene OF manufacture will approach the
rket the This is the operation which has
been going during the last four years The large
y OF people who settle States have but lilIe
capital manufacturing skill They have Industry and
land, and the material mod caons which took place be
England and the United States in the restriction
upon International Intercourse Permitted the produce Of
that joint industry and land find profitable mar
necessary consequence the coal and iron In Ohio
more rapid The outlets from tho interior
of Ohio are, Pc the Ohio river. and Cleveland
the lake, the termin OF the Ohio canal and Cincinnati
on the river, Toledo the lake, the termni OF the
Miami canal The quantity of iron cleared the canals at
all these points for series Of years. with the tons OF coal
arrived Cleveland, via the Ohio canal for the
bonding years, were as follows;
Pounds iron the Ohio c1nais, and tons coal Ohio
tundf
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BY DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

EARN OF 300 ACRES, FARMING UTENSILS, HORSES,
cows wagons, household furniture,
Friday. 25l Instant ~ O'Clock, shall sell The
farm of John old
from city and adjoining the farm of Colonel
Dundas farming utensils stock, household furniture, &C.,
several very fine horses and cows, ploughs
liorse-po yer ant boxes
Culivaors, drills. rakcs, shovels, hoes
Harrow, cradles, carpenters tools
Carriage, wagons, carts, harness
A mail o OF
Together very useful articles usually found
well kept farnt
Also, three hives Of bees.
AT shall Offer the farm containing
whole suit purchasers portion
which is in wood and 60 meadow land.
Also orchard of Jersey fruit comfortable house.
stabling ard other improvements
Terms cash, balance in
secured For the furniture farming
sc ca ii. balance months,
ry endorsed bearing interest
- DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
An Auctoncers.
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GREAT MAs.-George Lppard, in his new work en-.
'ea HE Nazarlne, thus speaks OF President Jackson
WAS A NAM Well remember the day | waited
n him. tie sat there in his -char-I can see that
warrior. face, with its snow-white hair, even now.
eiold him Of the public dstress--,he manufacturers
Aed, The eagles sbrouded in Grape which borne
head OF tweniy thousand men into Independence
aae He heard US all We begged him to leave the
P'sss where they were-to uphold the great bank in
aadeiphia. Sull he did not say word. AT last one
oaf members, more hery Than the rest, intimaed that
he oank were crushed, rebellion might follow. Then
oa man rose-l cM see him yet "Come !" he
oued 10 voice Of thunder as his cuched right hand
IS Iased above his white hairs" come with bayo-
= ~ your hands instead OF petitions--surround the
ae House with your legons-l am ready for you all !,
ioe Eternal With the people at my back whom your
w can neither buy nor awe, will swing you up around
\ SapNol each rebel OF you, on gbbet, high Ha
When | think tsays the auhor) OF that ONE
Standing there al Washington, battling with all the
tes Of bank and panic combined, betrayed by those in
pm he trusted, assaed by all that The snake Of malice
10 hiss, or the hend OF falsehood bowI-when think
nat one man placing his back against the rock and
ing hls arms for the blow, while he uttered his awful
n, BY the Eternal WILL not swerve one inch from
eourse have chosen !" must confess that The rec
OF Greece and Rome-nay the ptoudest days Of
[nweli or Napoleon--cannot furnish instance OF a
r. like that OF ANDREW JACKSON'S, when he
i lie and soul and fame the hazard of die for
/ FroPLr's wELrARE.-Bvfaio DAILY Republic.
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BALTIMORE Female Coliege.-This Institution, ineopo
by the legislature Of Maryland liberal
affords facility iof the acquisition and
education The buildings pleasantly located with
recitation and modern for The
OF large number OF boarding and day scholars
FACULTY msrRucrIos
NJ @. Brooks, A. NJ, professor of ancient languages
Rev. b. II. Nada A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev. b. II. Waugh A. NJ, mathematics science,
S. Il. Pratt, M. u, assistant do do
Miss NJ. A. Daon English and Bellies Letres
J. Rochester assistant in English.
Georgiana A. iiuise, French language.
Ellen @. Gobrecht, instrumental IN
NJ. A. Porter, assistant
Elizabeth s. sicer, painting.
MIR. A. j. Cisveandt vocal
Boarding for session, tll weeks) so
collegiate department. IL 80
preparatory 10 10
JCaaogues, with every information, be had
application 10
Ap al-2aw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, April 23-6. p. m.
The Death Of the Arehbishop. for hs Rep
ton Of his Rsn.aias.--Jsany Lind Markets, Sc
ston, although generally expected, has thrown quite
Catholic churches commenced tong last night
the intelligence received, and continued their mourn
ul notes until midnight The body OF the Archbishop
viii reach here tomorrow morning, and the funeral viii
take place Saturday morning Il viii tic in state at the
Cathedral in the time. The funeral ceremonies win
be OF the most grand and imposing character.
All the Catholic clergy Of this city, together with the
eral associations and schools attached the different
churches will assemble the deposn Charles street,
10 o'clock tomorrow morning, receive the remains OF
their esteemed Archbishop, aud accompany them Ia pro-
cession TO his late residence.
The Philadelphia Pennsyiyanian, the organ of tie de.
mocracy OF that city, appears ths morning considerably
enlarged and eay improved ia appearance, indicating
condition Of prosperity that its services richly deserve.
II is announced officially to-day that Jenny Lind will
reach Baltimore Monday Tuesday that the
Washngtonians who desire 10 have another tearing oil the
divine songstress may commence 10 make their arfange
ments for tip TO Baltimore am positively assured
| she will not again visit that city.
There is nothing Of special interest stirring in city to
day. The weather. however, is delightful. and the
are thronged with ladies, displaying their neat ard beauti
iu spring bonnets
The MARKETs.--In the Baltimore market this mornn.
there sales of 100 bbls. Howard flour 81 62a
Nothing doing In City Mills No sales Of wheat Of any
sequence. Bales OF white 62 G3 cents, and yellow
a G3 81 cents. Oats 40 AZ cents, with sales. Whiskey
rs cents.
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The New Orleans mint is more efHc lent
than the Philadelphia With the considerable sn D.
ply Of the precious metals New Oeans the banks there
the active demand for discoun,ing business
paper is freely The INCREASING supplies of produce
there require money. ana freely supplied appa
ootly without any manifestation OF that increase OF bank
credits apparent the North In Boston thirty banks
ask for increase Of capital in the aggregate
banks will be chartered with 81 900 In
Now York bank, require Sc 900 600, in
New Jersey four banks. $500 900 in Ohio three new
banks $500 900; Kentucky eight banks. 81 SEQ
Mobile one bank, $1,000 600; Savannah one $500 600
Virginia application, ten bsnks--minimum 81 go.
bank capital for year The export of specie du
ring past week has been san silver and 1857 800
gold coin and dust. Exchanges DUH and but Ie
doing Tor the moment.
Produce, with the exception OF cotton firm That ar.
cle has declined since Saturday, under the nfucnce
Of adverse and continued inclemency the weather
Wool is very fair in price, but limited in uusny on the
market The spectators have purchased of the coming
clip at least per ID higher than year. notwib
and fair demand At 81 Sc 81 5s mixed Indiana
southern 81 ISL Sls7. Rye -four So 81 Wheat Michigan
IO6 cents Rye IL Corn is buoyant-saes vel
low 6e cents white 10 n cents Naval stores are lower
spirits 36 cents Lnseed oil, II 7s cents Pork is in
steady demand at SIS Is pork old, Sl4 Is; new
prime, SIS New beef 80 Is Sll 90 Lard IN 81 cent.
Prime Rice Is active 50 IL 50 60 Whiskey, "a cents.
Tobacco in fair demand at "a III CENTS Kentucky vir-
gnis, GAN
Fe,gbts are not very active Cotton TO Liverpool 3i6d
Id.
Money in the stock market continues abundant CALL
say a per cent. per annum, and may be obtained
almost description NJ fair margin The defeat of the
New York 60 OoO 600 BILL which depended upon
supply the demand from the banks for securities to
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TIE IssuE"--The Wing OF this morning ielicitaies
again upon the assumed fact tina, the forced issue
seen The twoparties OF The State is upon internal i'm
L'emenis,' when, as we showed day or two since,
ans could be further from the i.nlb The Wing again
n mat it's ary are the exclusive friends OF improve
bat IFS claim Is wholly unfounded The issue does
I any manner involve the question which the Wing
override every other" The case TO be decided
Nhsher the constitution shall be held nviolaie or
,he shall furnish no restraint to corrupt partisan
.ans, when they would steal treasure from the pub.
esl TO be scattered among their political friends for
sccomplishmen Of base political purpose This
me Issue. This is the question upon which men
lie wing party, by its recent conduct, has shown
uoe ioils natural instincts 1t is a party notorious
corrupt use of power and in the present case. when
nave been tripped in their schemes since the promi
actors have appealed unto the people, 10 the people
ntm 20 We have no fear as to the result.
~, N wing has several times asserted that the demo-
senator's and the democratic party were opposed to
oanai enlargement We have called upon the editor
a. paper to show, by word or by record. anything TO
ms charge. He has Aot attempted to do so.
sey thrown himself upon bis dignity, and only
hence by reierating the charges which he is not
4, establish. What course could be cowardly
could be more mean Is he man or mouse'
Troy az 70 budget, leh last.
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ByA. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT PUBLIC SALE w. Osborn and VIII,
Charles Matthews and Others, hersataw Of William
L. Mathews deceased.
The subscribers appointed by the
der the act direct viii offer
April O'Clock in the afternoon, front
following valuable lot, lot No. square
side of Judiciary
and nov divided good building lots
The will be perempo, aud on the terms OF h OF the
cash. and the residue at o. R and Is months
saie, the purchasers bonds
conveyance made the purchasers the payment
the whole,
II. NAYLOR,
CHARLES PETIT,
LEWIS JOHNSON,
j.. Il. CALLAN,
w. REDlN,
Commissioners.
An 3-aawts A. GREEN, Auctonccr,
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ENoLrsH Reports In Law and Eguisy.-Republshins in
IL f as fast they England md be recsved in
this country reports OF decided in the House Of Lords the
privy council, the several Of Queens
bepch the pleas.
chcquer chamber the admiralty courts
including the
served and the railway and canal To be published month
parts, number 900
pages paper type carefully eded smcmber
bar and references analogous American decisions
dollars giving for that
each forming compes volume in itself with the
and safe transmission by mail once
United states
bs rt number valuable series this day received
oLords the council and
equity Queens bench, sm and after Mcacss Term
1850. snd may be examined At the bookstore o.
Ap2t fhANtN iNhLo"'
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ARCHBISHOP EooLEsTos's yusrRALThe Catholics OF
disposed unite In funeral procession
mentcd Archbishop, Will Thursday morning
Convent In Georgetown, O'Clock precisely
place aoad depot Washington Those canno,
procession progress
any convenient points In Georgetown Washington
The pastor. requested cause IN.
o toiled from " O'Clock.
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From the Nashville Wing of April IL.
Death OF Judxe Cahnl

Al the opening Of the court yesterday morning, and
svous 10 the transaction of any business, Hon. E. II
ler announced 10 the court the decease of Terry H.
ha chancellor of this State who expired al his resi-
this city the night OF the 18th instant Mr.
paid brief but eloquent tribute to the me nory of
deceased, and offered the following an expression
The sentiments Of the court in view OF this bereave.
tai, which he moved the court be inserted upon its
ords;
WEDNESDAY MORNING, o'clock
'ry &c ihal, chancellor of the - Tennessee
10 more. IL died last nigh his residence Nash
e, 10 the early noon OF life, and moment when h
learning, his high character ard his noble and gener.
bearing, gave promise OF much longer Usefulness, and
odnes OF heart, and infexble love truth and lust.
l, fail TO
the sudden and nniimely departure OF this distin-
she'd clzen, society at large nouns the loss OF OF
highest and brightest ornaments; but his panions
Tue bench and the bar, who parici pafed long ia his
great Abilities the quick and searching powers of his
nd and his lmmoveable of duty all feel ia this
pensaton that deeper gloom which thorough and inti-
tae knowledge OF his incompatible worth emf
nty calculated 10 inspire. While the whole ntry will
honor 10 the private virtues OF the man, they unite In
nenne Judge whose official merits always nd
neir confidence and ven-ration.
lively o. these feelings the court secondinr the
mpsthes and the desires OF the bar, sanctions record
his tribute OF sorrow and Applause, and In token OF
II and regard, il is further ordered the clerk enter
memorial on the minutes that he address a copy to
Amly OF the deceased and that the court shall stand
Oaned until to- morrow morning at 3 o'clock.
The motion to record having been seconded by the
hos bar, the foregoing ordered BY Judge Turner
Be engfossei, and the court adjourned until O'Clock
morning.
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTiON.-On Thursday evening, May lst ut
O'Clock, SELL front of the premises, very
property owned and formerly occupied by A. Faver esq
Tots 49, No. 49, fronting 80 feet inches
18th and 1913 feet street morrill, Pennsylvania
with improvements consisting
Story BRICK and dwellings,
each having fine dry cellar and other conveniences
property desirable residence,
all facilities requisite for large boarding house
hotel offering purchasers opportunity for investment
Terms third cash the balance in and years. for
satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
Ap o2-d Aucuoneers.
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DIANO, TABLE, AND STAND COvERs-Just received, I

the OF Ciage Duson, general assortment Of the
above goods, in part Of The following styles
French and table These goods
printed elegant coors and hold
washing
piano. eene side table, and stand MATCH
all in the richest contrast coos
India embossed coors match the colors of velvet carpets,
made in such perfection.
English worsted damask, wine fruit and dessert cloths in
doylies MATCH and the style goods
piece.
Table oilclot Canton flannel mapped backs in and rich
and These
best invention for saving the tops OF good furniture.
goods will all be well worthy the
furnishing houses
the and of Good goodpices
al lowest.
Ap 2i-eo3uf CLAGETT X DODSON.
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ny DYER u MCGUIRE. Anctsoneers
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or PRIVATE
FAMIIYOp Thursday morning, April ~, 10 O'Clock
,haIi sell Mr. 9Th
and " furniture and household effects, consisting part
Mahogany London piano, rosewood work table
Two rosewood escrtores, rocking chair, clock
Cane. parIor chamber chairs, window curtains
Lounge, dining, breakfast, and oil.r tables
Nantei oomans hat rack
MantsI, passage, and other lamps
Rnd and
ParIor. chamber, and stair carpets, stair rods
China, dinner, and service, glassware
Castors, cutlery, books, md pamphlets
other bcdsteads, and shuck mattresses
Bcdding dressing bureaus, washstands
Toilet sets, and tenders
Cooking stove, kitchen furniture, &C.
The nearly having been in bu few months,
and o good quality
FERNS twenty-five dollars under, twenty 6vo
credit Of and MONTHS for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE.
Ap23-d Auctopcers.
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by DYER 4. MCGUIRE, Auetionser..

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNfTUhE-On Wednes-
day morning. instant, 10 O'Clock, shall sell,
Bokee
pied Doctor May, New Jersey opposite
Survey all his household furniture,
Rosewood piano stool, made order by William
sons Of New York
Rosewood parlor furniture consisting of
IL pao chairs, crimson silk velvet
Rosewood ocagon table, with yellow Egyptian marble top
SET Mahogany bnrcovcred furniture, consisting Of
chairs,
Plated candleriiek girandoes, and man,el ornaments
Walnut secretary
Mahogany marble top centre table
Mahogany siieboard, walnut extension dining table
Rich French China dinner and tea service
Rich glass table cutlery
silver forks, spoons, Britannia
Tapestry, Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
Walnut French bedsteads, rmdrobes
Marble top bureaus
Wastsands and dressing tables
Toilet sets, fire sets, looking glasses
iai md luck ms
Together with general assortment Of kitchen requisites.
by Mix, OF New York;
qualify and nearly having been purchased last fall
so under, cash $50, credit Of and four
satisfactorily endofsed bearing interest.
Ap2D-eodSds DSEH Mc6ulRE, Auctioneefs.
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Adjuaut Generals Once,
Noa4 Washington, Apni 10, leol
The department has the melancholy OF announcing inc 10
another venerable Of the
Beset MAJOR General hpaH OF the I'd OF
infantry expired the 18Th accident
which befeil him the ION al Detroit, Michigan.
General Brady was e oldest officer army having originally
entered as an ensign IA ls2 fO has served
county with the highest peace
evening Of life he was sun found his his
commanding the second military department
Of Canada.
purity integrity, and moral long and
his sterling military qualities general
has bequeahed example wei worthy Of by
ing brethren IN
AS military appropriate u his memory thirteen
guns win be hed, commencing meridian, and the
viii se sla the hour n sunset
da after The receipt this ORDER each post within his geo
department. Officers the the
parment and regiment which he colonel, will
Grape and the hin OF The sword or thy days,
and regiment viii be In mourning Tor the
period,
BY order
l.. THOMAS
Assistant Adjutant General