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BY Mr.. GREEN The petition Of r. r. Sloane and
others, for the extension OF the maroue from Fremont
Pert Clinton, and Ottawa City, Ohio referred 10 The
Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. McMULLIN Notice Of his intention to ask
leave TO introduce bill fixing the salary OF members OF
Congress a exceeding 81 500 per annum, and
the travelling expenses and from the OF government
At not more than cents per mile.
BY Mr.. STANTON, Of OHIO The petition Of lib ciii-
zens OF New York. praying the construction OF Whitncys
railroad 10 the Pacific.
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We have been furnished for publication the annexed
letter Professor Morse from the government OF Wur-
temberg, one OF the German States This is. we be-
lieve the third testimonial OF like character which he
has received romc foreign governments-one from Tur.
key, one from Prussia, and this from Wurtemberg But
the most gratifying tribute to the merits Of his invention
s its adoption by all the German States The value Of
the tribute is enhanced BY the consideration that several
scientific men OF Germany, who rank high in this field
OF discovery and invention, readily award the palm
to the American inventor. Professor Morse is more
fortunate than most inventors who, plundered OF all
recompense while living. acquir. only a pos,bumous
fame
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ny A. GREEN. Aact,onser.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPENTERs' TOOLS, WORK
III HORSE, &C, AT AUCrION.-On Monday, the 10Th instant
SELL tho residence Of gentleman declining
Massachusetts and oo
a. m, good LOT OF furniture, viz; .
Bcdste ads chairs, washstands, carpets, &c.
Several good Stoves amongst which one hrsrate cooking
Solar, hall, and other lamps, &c.
Also, large lot Of carpenteTs' tools, clamps &c.
And an excellent work horse, six years old
Terms cash.
Ap I7-2t A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
{n7- above sale postponed, I'm consequence Of
the weather. until Thursday the 2sd instr sne hour when
take place, rain or shine. t A. GREEN,
Ap2I-2t Aucuoneer.
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M Smithsonian observation-disclosures BENT sllimsn rq
,li deliver Of 10Th
and b. Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day Of ach week, At o'clock
subject The Of the ancient PHILOSOPHY
air, water hre-consdcred in view Of modern science
17--u
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RUsTEE sALE-By virtue Of deed Of from william G.
bner and wife, made the nd day Of November ls49 and duly
recorded Liber A. g. No fol- D. 05, and s. the land
records Of Washington in The District Of Columbia we viii
sell public auction the the 4h day o May merit
numbered scven subdivision u square numbered hun
dred and sixtysr. Terms MADE known al the sale.
N. CALLAH, Attorney for Trustee
Ap 22--2awhds JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Aucionesf
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BY y. G. MooUIRE, Anetioneer.

VALUABLE LOTS ATAUCTION.--On Thursday evening next
DAD instant o'clock will SELL in front OF premises
lots Nos and In No aa fronting u feet l4h
and Ito SOUTH They will be sold " feet fronting
street, with the privilege Of the whole These lots
Of the square, north OF the residence of Major owle.
Terms One third cash balance In ak and twelve months
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
J. g. MCGUIRE,
Ap lid Aucuoneet.
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John u. HUFFMAN, Pennsyivsnss avenue, south
side between AZ 9th received schooner
"Mot Bede rs baskets Meet Champagne, and few dozen Of
Alpha Cognoc vintage 1915.
whsksy Ap2o-3df
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WASHINGTON CITY, d. c., April 30, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: Will you do me the favor to insert the
enclosed letter Major Borand and his reply in your
paper Of o.morrow. As matter OF proprety. which
did not fully consider at the me they should have ap
peared together on the 18th instant
With much respect. your obedent servant.
r. H. STANTON.
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Coinsge
quarter ends.


promoting immense pressure in the city. The exports Ct
specie this year for the first quarter apparently larger
than last but they took place In January and Febru
ay In March and April they less. The comparison
is thus;
Exports. 1851. 1852. Increase. Decrease
M.ss .a ssd AI' Sss s
There has been profit the export OF specie since
January The large shipments OF February incurred loss
and the operation ceased hen the arrived and
this month there has been greater export than import
The banks have, therefore, had full swing, and sought
dividends by hing line of discounts
There have been nine banks brought into operation
during the year, and the aggregate apita is $685. 49,
600 against 2S 1855 last year 1t has Increased 80 per
cent and the dividends maintained about the
There must be limit this expansion, and
the chances that resumption OF specie exports in the
September quarter may force curailment which will be
than that of last year There is however,
pres immediate apprehe nsons az this There
nothing tighten the market abroad on the contrary,
money continues cheap, and produce Is gaming ino
demand higher prices. On the other hand impora-
tons here small and do sell encouSagiDg
The auction sales of British linens have realized o.s
Is 20 per cent and few goods yielded profit Since
January LIST the import Of dry goods compared with ns
year, has declined &3,700,000,
The New York canals open to-day, and everything
|, in activity on its lateral connexions On the Penn
sylyana canals the activity is very great, and large
quantities OF goods going forward At the West
large quantities OF produce are waiting 10 come for
ward. 1t is stated that there 10000 tons Of
chandise in the warehouses the terminus
the Erie railroad waiting to load the propeers and vessels
expected with produce Lake Erie There is yet
however, very ule speculation in any produce, except
pork, and that has by singular combination been work
cd up inordinse SIS Is for new point
far higher Than 1t has reached since 1885, when was
S22 The beat pork speculation in lS4-at that time
the stock here about 60 900 bb and OF this 81 900
bbls sold by four five houses all of whom failed
The stories Of short at the West far from
rate, and present prices will, with the opening Of naviga
ton draw supplies that make sales present diff
fcut The facilities of communca alton much greater
than in 1884, and they operate slnguary in Of
the cities Thus pork packing and ard-o making. with
kindred employ ens being transferred from the Ohio
the Hudson because the principal market for sale being
here the material can be purchased aud while the
saving commissions aud charges
by conducting ones own bushes, the spot will alone
afford handsome profit and the New York commission
houses have been backward about charging They lost
nothing for Of asking and their modesy being
shsdowed by their greed the latter has been injurious
permanent interests.
The cotton market, under tho continued large receipts,
pretty firm. The stock hcre is 0000o bales and
the quotations to-day as follow:
I'd 10 Garto
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We call attention to the carl OF Dr. J. d. Martini who
has settled in the city, and offers his professional services
10 the public
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Sales To-Day.
by J. G. MCGUIRE, Aaotloneer.

Dy J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on Thursd.,
the O'Clock, shall uo.
being part and all Of lot square Ma
morrill, with
l2th back about 100 feet l0ee alley
These elgby situated for business private
dences being the Immediate vicinity Of Pennsy and
the Irving House.
and years, with interest," satisfactorily
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE
Ap I7-dB Auotionscr
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Your KxcKfLxscY His Majesty the King Of Wunem-
berg upon the report the Minister Of Finance relative
your e1ceency the inventor Of the best recording fsis
graph kro~ 10 him. and which, account Of s sinpieify
o-d .6eisrcy adopted ard ~ssd throughout all Germany,
and particularly Nuremberg, has graciously bestowed
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MISS JENNY BUsK announcing
win take place Al Csruss Saloon Saturday evsning
April ~ Miss Jenny Busk win be assisted by Mr. ky the emil
pianist
Ap2l-d
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Flour Is more hrin, Notwithstanding The inclcmon
weather Sales good State 81 IL 81 Is common Ohio,
81 ISL 81 3Il Rye flour, So ~ Corn /, in steady de-
mund O. 66i cents good white. Barley, " ~ cents
Wool firm, with effort OF the depres
by quoting decline, when IL pertains only poor quail
ties Good clean remaining firm is withou, such influence
The stock market Is firm and rising quotations arc
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday afternoon
square fronting IS feet 10 inches 22d street.
running io inches IS feet alley contsin
ing 4,t6 feet, or less.
Terms ons-fourh cash the balance in sir, twelve, and eg
J. c. MCGUIRE,
AprI 2o-d AuctIoneer
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nv j. Q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN.-on Friday,
April ~ on the premises at oceck M shsi sell lots Nos
square No 10, fronting 40 feet north he
and 2s streets, with depth Of lis feet 20 % e
alley.
Terms onehrd cash. residue equal insaments At si and
twelve months, with interest," satisfactorily secured
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
An 22-d Auctioneer
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Anosionesr.

-FOUR SUPERIOR BRICK MARBLED FRONT yoUR-sT0RY
and dwelling houses suction.-On Tuesday, Apn
a. O'Clock, M premises shall part Of original
-four superior brick dwellings with marble fronts, each subdivision
ri * inches, depth OF 100 -
west, NORTH
modern style, marble mantss, and
which building with bath
fixtures and other convensnces They viii be solo
and afford opportunity seldom with for the ur
capitalists always commanding Respectable and puneus
J. G. MCGUIRE
Ap0-d Aucuoneer.
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ny A. GREEN, Aucaon.er.

Ky A. GREEN, Aucfiopser.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE
III kc., AT AUCTIoNon Friday, the 03d instant sell,
resdence Of Mrs Ohey No. Gadsby Row
mis- 2s street. at 10 O'Clock
OF furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, dlvsns, rocking snd psror chairs
marble top centre table, bureau.
DO bookcase and secretary, looking glasses
sidebosrd, card and other table.
Painted wardrobes, washstanas
Toilet sets, French, patent, and other bedstesd.
Cane chairs, feather beds, and bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
China, glass, crockery, and stone ware
Window painted shades
Fsr,or, chamber, and step carpets, ocieh
Alec, good piano forte, lounges
Otomana, andirons, shovel and fonRs, tenders
Cooking, nif-tght and other stoves, refrigerator
With good lot Of kitchen requisites.
Terms An Of SIS s25, credit Of
interest "A. GREEN,
Ap-17-d Aucioneer
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CIIAs ~. HILL. President Of the board OF Common
Council will be supported for Mayor ensuing election BY
Ap22-d2w MANY CITIZENS.
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Several communications and editorial articles, in.
tended for this days paper, omitted for want of
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upon you he great gold medal Of aud sciences for your
merilorous services In the of teegraphing.
While IL affords special satisfaction, most respectfully
inform your exceency of this. in enclosing you tho
medal and 10 my sincere congratulations this
deserved distinction, seize gladly the opportunity
you Of my perfect esteem
KNAPP
Chief OF the Royal Nuremberg Finance
Department, and Counsellor Of State.
To his Excellency Professor MoRsE, Washington
The German States which met in convention at Vienna
for the purpose OF selecting and adopting system Of cleo
trio telegIaphs, were-as nformed-Ausra, Prus-
STA, Bavaria. Wurtemberg, and Saxony These are the
States that have adopted Morses American elegraphie
system and by the last steamer learn decided in the
Denmark House OF Representatives that the electric ele
graph, continuation Of The German lines shall be i'm
mediaely extended from Elsneur via Copenhagen. &c
Rendsberg.
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I,URNTTURE DRY eOODs.-Ths following rood. have
Il inst received and n sale
and medium lace curtains.
nch Swiss muslin, same style OF work, all elegsnt and
AIso carton French gimp Loops white hin. and
white, blue and AVN crimson garnet
other
uoss new style loop hooks, very pretty and cheap
cornices
do do
French shades, elegant and reasonable
do buff, white, and gray shade linen
DO pewye striped, herring BONE twiled goods for carriage
tninvs and slips
case English French figured ohinze., for
CLAGETT n DoDsoN.
Pennsyvana avenue, door Of 9th street,
An 2o-3sson
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Messs. DosELsos & ARMSTRONG.
WASHINGTON Cry, d. c., April II, is

WASHINGTON CRY, d. c., April IT, 1852.
SIa; am not that. in my speech upon the sub
ject OF the public printing any particular ausion 10 you
which might be deemed offensive, which was intended
to create wrong impression regards your action as
member OF said committee, made byme. Your speech
in the Senate yesterday seems imply that have made
false statements in said speech in regard to you and de-
sire 10 know il You intended 10 be understood send
you copy OF the Globe of the 10th instant containing
an official repor of my speech.
With much respect, your obedien servant.
X. H. STANTON.
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WASHINGTON, April IT, 1852.
DEAR SIR: Your note oil this date by hand OF Hon
Mr.. Mason Is before me.
As my remarks in the Senate yesterday, TO which you
aude will be in the Globe OF this morning. beg leave
to refer you to them for what said upon the point
about which you inquire
The report OF your remarks from which ] read pas
sage was from the lhielligencer, and had not seen
the Globe which you send me until after had spoken.
Perhaps | should not have noticed your auson to my
self in the matter referred TO had not my been
introduced certainly did understand your allusion
to me intended 10 be offensive, nor did l SO take it,
Nor, indeed, did | understand ii asserting that
would have given the printing to the Southern Press
Coming out, however on the same subject, and about
the same tme with the article in the Union, and the
remarks OF Col German, apprehended that. unless
disavowed by me. the impression might be made upon
the minds OF those who did not kaou my position that
favored the claims OF the Southern Press, and its
advocate the committee. As you will in my
marks in the Globe, my allegation, that anything was
false" related 10 its intention effect OF placing
in that position.
am very respectfully. your obedient servant,
SOL0N BORLAND
Hon. r. H. STANTON, OF Kentucky, u. s House Of
Representatives.
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the service OF the fiscal year, ending the 3Oth OF June
1852"
after
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Alter the reading OF the journal

Aiter Inc reading OF the JOURNAL
VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.
Mr.. MEADE, by leave, presented the joint resolution
OF the Virginia legislature the subject OF the mill
tary land warrants OF Virginia referred TO the COMMITTEE
on Public Bands.
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srArE nF VERMONT Re il nmon

STATE OF VERMONT Be il rmcn
District Of Addison, SIS ! bcred that al n
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and inI
the District of Addison, on the 5lh day o.
April, A. ID. 1852
Jamei Dunn, administrators of the Estate
Of A ROSWELL M0SELEY, ~
lat, OF Shorcham. in said District deceased
makes application to'ihis Court TO have the
time allowed him for The payment Of The debts
Of said deceased, extended one year from the
expiration 81 The time heretofore limited by
this Court. 1t is therefore ordered, ihlt said
application be considered by this Court, az the
session thereof to re held ut the office Of the
Register fihis Court in said Middlehury, on
THURSDAY, the 29th day Of April instant, Al
one o'clock in the afternoon and that said a.
minisirator give notice thereof TO all persons
interested that they may appear and make
their objections, II any they may have, to said
time being extended, by publishing certified
copy Of this oialer in ihe hiddkhpry Register
n newspaper printed at said MNdtbars-ihree
weeks successfully, previous TO :he time ofsaid
court.
.JEp. S. DusHSELI., Register.
A true cary Of record
50 Jan. BUSHNELL, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember
District of New Haven. ed that al Pro-
bate Court holden at Bristol, in said disircl, on
the 18Th day Of March, 1859.
The Administrator on the Estate OF
PRISCILLA BROWN,
late of SlarkshorO' in said district, deceased,
made application to SAID Court TO have his ac-
count with said Estate as Administrator, ex-
amined and allowed, Whercupon, the said
Court ordered the Administrator to notify all
persons concerned. To appear a Probate
Court TO be holden al Bristol in said district,
ut the Office Of the Judge n said Court, on the
first Monday Of May, 1852, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon then and there TO make erection 10 The
allowance of said account, if they see ca use,
by publishing certified cory OF this order in
the Middebuiy Register, newspaper printed
al Middlehuly, in this SAFE, three weeks sue
cesSvely previous TO the time OF SAID Court.
HARVEY MrNs'Lr., judge
A true copy "i Record.
is:3w. N Ii. MUSsILL, Judge.
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PAPER HA NGINGS DEPOT.
No. A. Comtiand Strett. Ncw York,
orPosIE TmE MrRcHANTs' HOTEL.

THE CROTON MANUFACTURING co,
(Organi-ed under The General Manufacturing
Lar ofhe State of .Ncp York;
Offers at wholesale, in quantities to suit purcha.
scrs, at Manufacturers lowest prices, for cash
or approved credit:
Paper lIangings Of every variety Of style
and price.
Borders TO match.
Fire Board Prints in great variety.
Transparent Window Shades.
Oil Painted Window Shades.
Wide Window Curtain Papers, and
Window Shade Fixtures
Ofihc latest styles aad superior finish, all Of
their own manufacture and importation. AS
their Stock is large and entirely new. they in.
vite Merchants, Booksellers, and Dealers in
these articles, 10 call and examine their styles
and prices whenever they visit the city.
Country Merchants can examine this Stock
from i o'clock in the morning ill 0 O'Clock
in the evening.
New York, March /, 1852. 502m.
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For Sale,

$50 Sheep helopging to the Estate Of liar.
vcy Bcll.-SaiL sheep will be sold, TO he de-
livcred immediately. o. TO be kcai ill tue time
for turning Them Quito pasture at rhe option
Of the purchaser. For particulars enquire Of
l.. ID. Gregory, Esq, We,hridge, or Of the
subscriber. ''s.If GEO s SWIFT.
Middlebary March Esd 1859. 4sif.
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Dir0,

In New Haven, on the 22d ult., SQUIRE b.
CowLEs, son of VIM. and Abigail Cewles,
in the 9Th year Of his age.
The deceased was his parents last surviving
son. Consumption attacked him with its
relentless grasp" ard for more than three
wears, gradually and steadily advanced. Du>
ring this long time of suspense and suffering,
he manifested the most striking fortiiude, pa
thence and submission. not sigh was heard.
not murnur uttered. For his parents sake
only, he was DESTROYS to live; he saw mmor-
tally beyond the grave; for him. I" the world
had lost its charm, and death its sting" Tor
his Saviour, whom he said "he loved and trust.
ed" made his last hours peaceful and serene.
Comm.
OBrTuARY.-Last week VIC we're under the
painful necessity of recording the death Of Mrs
JANE s. ABBoTT, consort of Chauncey Alb.
bolt Esq, Post Master Of this place, whose
death occurred on the 18th of March
In the fate of this truly estimable and picus
lady was enlisted the kindest sympathy and
most anxious soliciiude of the whole commu-
nifty. Nature had been kind 10 her; her heart
was the abode of the purest feelings and OF the
warmest affections she possessed in an cmin-
ent degree the highest elements OF female char.
acter. Devotion TO her husband and children
was striking incident in her disappearing
at all times and in all circumstances as ifthcre
was but ono interest and one feeling in all her
family relations, and that was their mutual
benefit. prosperity and Happiness and aiho'
we deeply deplore the untimely fate OF this
beloved lady, we cannot overlook the sad and
mournful condition of her hercavcd husband.
whose constant and assiduous attention during
protracted illness, was marked also by con.
duct of the deepest interest and solciiudc The
loss of ordinary friends and relatives is painful
and distressing, but none can feel the pang,
nor describe the agony Of thatmind and heart,
that has had snapped suddenly from it the be-
loved partner Of its bosom, in the spring time
of Liberalization Wis., Salesman
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IN EARNEST.

The Subscribers having, on the 2ist Of
February last, lost their Stock Of Goods by
to make immediate payment
We are compelled to make this impera-
tive demand. Those interested viii at once
see the necessity, and propriety of this call,
and,we trust, respond promptly. Unless our
accounts are settled, we shall be under the
necessity of leaving them with some mems
Der Of the legal profession for collection
JAMES M. SLADE & CO.
March 20, 1852. 4Si6w.
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In this village, on the I'd inst. by President
Labaree, SAMUEL BEARpsLKr, Esq, of ST..
Adams, TO Mrs. LAURA f. RUSSELL.
In Rochester Sept. 2sth by Ezra Wnshburn,
ESQ, Mr.. MARSHALL d. Brink, TO Miss Hell.
IN NJ. BARRY, formerly of Dresden, N. Y.