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Telegraphis Marine Reports.

Arrived-Ship CordeliA ApalachicoiM schr Planet.
Aretpru.. c.a. Ann. Eish Charleston;
AndoSer. PSa.deiphi.; .chr Leo. SAVANNAH.
& ship Rio the % the
sutton yha1f and vas some what ipursd ..,o.
;:as s ss "
10 discharge to get of. -
Arrved-ship ssiot., and bark Albert Lord LivsrpeG
sailcd-Bark Ayola. Boston. -
Bsow-Brig Rapid tswj, Boston.
A,,ivea-prieJ c Anderson. NYosi. EST Aar'h ~
% sch! EGp Ws% fh'd
In porBrs susan vers loading for RoSm:nd W. hay
ing sehr George Arnold to sail for Bath Mo-
brig, F =,
York Reports the Island healthy weather fac.
Miscellaneous.
sn a ms, SSrh If .psa SS 81 Ss
STEAMER Irprprsprser lest MAtas.rd. while tho
vssS &: Il:
HHE ss the ssS :: Oh.
ices There $4,000 Insurance her a. Plymouth. II
$4,000
snIr TTosAs wneHT, Of SYcrk. which arrived a. n.v.
1ssns % perform their .os T. I'll, -, men Tsss
ss.sss instead Witch they wsr. .aAss h.ysn.
&c ss s snd ss.s q. I s:
eepon Of two who be home trisi TO
B%sx Ts Z. Boston from Mobile had heavy M
gales. and Was 10 days N Of Hatterss.
gale Ssh '1 G3 H. i isss
PoEr BAITrxoR.-Thers were entered AZ tho Bslsi-
custom house during tho month March, sm forsin
these vessels % were American. British. Belgian. andi
Bremen.
Arr at stonington ID ship Cincinnati Williams Arctic
Ocean last from Nfork, 24O bbls wh LOO DO - oil and
Capt Chase iste Of bark Thomas wnslow Of wsstport
dsth adj of
70 have on before the agent Of the reached Mo-
bile asd to have previously disposed Of the OIL provisions
ohr.nometsr, 60 belonging TO tho bark The T wnlds
AT St Catharine IAN lby letter rom Capt Baleyl A
Tueler Of Dartmouth ITO sp for River Of Plate next day.
Heard from Dec lat sos Ion " sy ie..er Bar
Lexington Titon, do smontbs out, rs sp soArd-sens
$. Thsm.sM.reh ~ oscsol. King M. Psrs.. Banks
the syph Gardner FIJI no oil ent home so Sbl.G March
R or sssp cg .e NJ no oil
At Dominic March Mexico. whtncs westport % bbis
ss. 9;1 @ r.sSs"
stoven boat 20 The hsrh AZ do same date. Samuel
tn tn r. s.rso s. .
M Ruek and seaman, by fever Cacheot iosmsr DO
I Of w s ss H.. il ss x Il s;ss
woodward. FIJI clean. At Bomnica March Z N Chase,
ms syi. jan r. P ,Si Bssn. oss.
Vincent Feb "a, sofr Putnam, Conn. ProytnoetowA,
%,s .Ss n -th . ,s,is var,
srcKgr-M March L. on Cape Donaa Maria sehr Lively
rsreb "a lat 20 Is N Ion G. ship Yaany Of Nantucket
steering NV.
SIP Dsy,tcr t'pper. bound s. WAS soon Feb 3D. Ass
nv A%sr..Inr,. from Glasgow for Boston. Mar'hii
Bfs rlessaos from NatAasAs for Dssssa sstA ut t 81
10. loo r.
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MEDICAL.

nR. CHARLES d. HAMMOND, Rx.PUPIL 0YvALBN-
~ tine Mott ID. President Of the Academy OF Medoinss
ohee 20 Church street. near Murray. Hours from 10
daily Female and diseases Of tho eye and
Medic Information fourth edition. 52f lO1 platsd
81 and 81 80. Consultations on Francais
nR RALPn, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL Pr
~ vate TreAtss" 10 Odss hsars 10 II s'oIsok 4 II
wich street From tho uncommon. medical advantages IA
author has enjoyed anoas which he would instance AAs
studying these diseases followed BY Ioas very
sve practice in this speciality he wthout hsAson
PREMISE II the ncst And pcatsd e
secondary diseases, Go.. &c. ssrtaaa, sAIa I'd
radical than obtained any ssner ssuroe
America Those who apply In the earlier s.Ass. u AZ
sArcs viii be grathed BY he rapidly " The
which often effected IN few days Separate wainl
saps are provided rcv tveamss Thy letter sdAvsss SsS
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n ARITIMR INTnLLIGa q.
PORT or NEW YORK. APRIL 6, 1859.

Cleared.
sssss;s s s Eurcpa Lett. Lyc,ps;l cpnard:
Ship Queen Of the East insv San frsaoisoo Trua.
ss si.. a. Ht:assn. An.ssrR zssss. Co.
Ship Mount Vernon Given. Hamburg BeSA Kunhsrds.
shiP Si::is.ipPi. Bryss, B.isinssss csof smith. w.
B:i 3s: @ s. S.h. kS Anura
cpIri. Kate Anderson. Andersen, Aatansas Peck 3
Ri: Ksss I'd. E::ns
s Ssh, Gen .s Ss'Fns ss2'r
sehr 'Lanson, Wallace. Jacksonville. u Roksz-
s ssSI Gee Geo Jones Conn s.y.pash Ds@nl
Sc: ss:: s% s;s: ss ssssn :s e.
"a Z Mi.shl ?::
ma. hence for Savannah. '-'-p A'.'"
HCo Ap!l1 mile: Of Cape G.niopsn. passed brig
ship Ksrd s5sv Dss sK:a.s. Hamburg . days in bal!
saw an Am ship showing numbers CO.'S 6 "a distinguish
Bis s;mS; French Iof E..tper Brow. cs..l. !. Mar
Nsssa. mat. "a s.S s1is.
Schr PanamA, Terry, Alexandria, 4 days
Schr Martha Collins. Falkenberg, Virginia, ) dayA
Sshr Susan Orlcan. Hazslton, virginia.
sehr Eliza Ansnds, Aosehilss Virginia.
Schr Mercereau, Cleefe, Baltimore, days.
Schr Argus, PAulding, Philadelphia. days.
/ Schr Denmark Penny Greenport
sShr Wing q s the VIM !nswl pS.r'a RSsiavar
Schr Sarah Jane, Fitzgerald, Nantucket, days.
Schr Col Hansen, Bassett Barnstable days.
Schr Anssline, Linnell, Providence for Albany.
Sehr Corens. Nickerson. Providence.
sehr Plymouth Roci. Lacey, Boston, 4 days.
Schr Lewis Crowen, Boston, 3 days.
Schr Elisha Holiness Hawss Yarmouth, days
SOhr John Randolph. Baker Yarmouth.
sehr Bent, Mems Cherryaeid 10 days. April s. saw
topsai schr ashore between Sands Point and Eaton
Neck with oolors set in the main rigging union down
Schr Corvo. Cahles. Rockland. days.
Sohr Gen Cass Miller, Rockland, days
Schr Warrior, Ham, koekiand, days
Schr Zephyr, Crockett, Rockland, Edays.
Schr Mary Flower, Robinson, Maohias, 8 days.
Schr Chronometer, Pierson, Lubeo, days.
Sehr Edwin, Bray, Deer Isle. 10 days
Sloop Harvest, French Providence.
Sloop Oregon, Sturgess, Providence.
Sloop Blackstone, Appleby. Providence.
Sloop Thos b Hawkins, Jones' Providence.
Sloop New London, Latham, Boston, 4 days.
Below,
An Austrian ship from Belfast,Ire with pAssonserA
Sailed,
Bark Vernon, Faye, Savannah. From the lower bay,
steamships Northern Light, Tinklepaugh San Juan, Crss
Wind = SUNRISE ENE meridian do. with snow and RAIN
sunset N, with snow.
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First DIsTRIcT-James l.. Seward OF Thomas James
NJ. Smith, Of Camden; Mark Wilcox, of Telfair and r.
srcorp DIsTsrcr-Joseph sturgis Of Musoogee; N. w.
Collier, Of Baker; O. J. MuSneryn,jr Of Decatur; and
p. L. J. May. Of Macon
Crawford; o. H. Harmon, OF Monroe; George r. Hunter,
younTH Drsrnrcr-Obediah Warner, Of Merwether;
Thomas Griffin Of Coweta A. Nelson, Of Cobb; and Thos
FIrTn DrsrRIcr-A X Patton Of Floyd; John Jones,
Of Carroll l.. W. Crook Of Chattooga; and w. H. Stiles,
SIXTH Drsrprcr-aoorgo Kelog Of Porsyth; George D.
Philips Of Habersham; VIM Morton Of Lumpkin and
SEVENTH DTnaicr-w. ". Virgins, Junius wingheld,
g. w Burney. and James Hook.
EcHTH DIsrnicr--James Gardner, ", on Rlchmond;
II. l.. II. Anthony. of Burke William Schey Of Rich
mond; and w. Gibson, OF Warren.
Electors for the State at Large.
Ex-Gov. Wilson Lumpkin, Of Clark, and Hon. III. V.
ALrrnrArrs.-J. b. Walker, Of Morgan, and ). R.
0o"af'' o. ohe'0Aee p;..,,e, ELECTORS.
| FIRST DIsrnIcr-Thomas NJ Foreman, Of Mcintosh
Alterpate-W. ii. Reynolds, Of Thomas.
| sscorp DIsrRrcT--kichard II. Clarke, Of Baker Al
| ternate--W. J. Lawton, Of Baker.
THIRD DruRIcr-IIenry g. Lamar, Of Bib. Alternate
| 20. G. Gibson, Of Pike.
| ForR1n Dis1Rrcr-IIon. Hu A. HARRISON Of Troup.
/ Alttrnate-W. B. w. Dent Of Coweta.
/ FIRM DIsTRcT-Joseph II. Brown, OF Cherokee Al
| ternate---J. Nj. spurlock, of Floyd.
srru Druncr-wm. l., Mitchell, of Clark Alter
/ nate---John M. Low, Of Clark.
/ SEVENTH DlHRic1--R. w. Fiournoy Of Washington.
/ Alternate---A. II. Cochran VI Wilkinson.
/ EIGHTH DisrRicr-Ex-Gov. VIM. Schley, Of Richmond.
| Alternate Robert Mcmillan.
/ EIeetfve Cownutse.
VS.. Mitchell Of Clark; James Gardner Jr.. Of Rich
mond s. Bailey, Of Bbb L. b. Mercer, Of Lee J. II.
/ Howard. Of Mucogee 4. J. Burney. Of Morgan; d. y
Campbell Of Baldwin, 0bedah Warner, Of Mcriwcthor
| end X. b. Hilton, Of Chatham
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
The election Of state officers to take place to-day Ia
Rhode Island The following the nominate Of the
whg and democratic parties respectively -
Office. Wing. Denccya.
Governor. Amos d. smith. Philip Allen.
Lieut.. Governor Rouse Babcock. VIM q. LswronocA
soc'y a state. Chris H. Robbins. Ara Potter -
Atty. General. IS. u. Sherman, Waiter
Cent 1rvasursr. .eamua y, Vernon, e.
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baltimore Correspondence
Whig City Conpeniion--I The Scott Rssolutions-
Markets, &c.

Whig City COnreniiOn-I The Scott Resolufi0ns-
Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, April 20-5 p. m.
As predicted in my letter few days since, a
series of resolutions were introduced at the meet
ing of the Wing City Convention last night en-
dorsing General Scott's soundness on the Compro-
mise measures, and expressing an approval of his
nomination for the Presidency. There was but a
small attendance Of the members Of the conven
ton, (but forty out of the one hundred being pre-.
sent,) and the introduction of these resolutions
caused quite a stormy debate. Richard T. Mer-
rick, esq, made lengthy and very able speech in
opposition to their adoption, in which he took
among others, the following positions:
"That the censure cast upon the President for
not removing the officers under the ban Of the
convention, was, under the circumstances, impro-
per--giving as reason that the Wings Of the city
had borne the alleged grievances Tor years, and
now, at the approach of a critical campaign, when
vacancy by removal would call forth countless
applicants, engender discussions and animosities,
and tend to party DISASTER II was the part OF pru-
dence to avoid action in the case. And here he
took occasion to pay beautiful compliment to the
prudence and wisdom Of Mr.. Fillmore, which not
only dehed the assaults OF Locofocoism, but drew
forth from their leaders the strongest terms of
praise.
'.That the convention was transcendng its
powers in nominating General Scott, which the
preamble and resolutions in fact dd-no such
power having Deen 0eleBatcu 10 IL Dy tnO6e VINO
gave it existence.
-"Thot although he had no doubt of the sound
ness Of General Scott on the Compromise inca
sures, he opposed to his nomination in 4
Southern State until he had openly taken his po-
sition on that great national question:"
These positions, together with many others, were
eloquently enforced by Mr.. Merrick, when a mo-
ton to adjourn was carried, and the meeting was
adjourned to this evening. This movement in the
convention has given almost universal dissatisfac-
ton to the Wings of the city, who nearly unan-
imous in favor Of MIR. Fillmore, and elected the
delegates to this convention before their minds
were distorted by Office. seeking spectators, who
have made tools Of some Of them in relation to al
legged grievances at the custom house. Should
there be full attendance this evening, the rcsolu
tions will be laid on the table.
In the Baltimore market this morning thore
were no sales of Howard street flour. Sales OF
1900 bb!s. City Mills at 81 l2l. Sales of red
wheat at 80 SO, and of white at 95 a 81. Sales
of white corn at Sc 81, and Of yellow at 81 a 5S
Oats IS 81.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, April2 20.
900 Maryland quarterly 5's............... 905
3l2 so Baltimore 6's, 1890 ...............l95
900 Bait. and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1875. 81
207 shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad. II a72
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DISCONTINUED.
Stony Creek Warehouse, Sussex county, yir-
ginia.
Unionville. Blount county, Alabama.
Pleasant Grove. Jefferson county, Teras.
Jatt, Rapids parish, louisiana
Warwick, Marquette county, Wisconsin.
NAMES cHArcED.
McCalls Creek, Franklin county, Mississippi-
name changed TO "Pinc Grove"
Bellville, Desha county, Ark.-name changed
to "Rod Fork"
Upton. Dodge county, Ws.-name changed to
"Rubicon."
Pin Hook, Grant county, Wis.-name changed
60 Rockville"
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by TELEGRAPH.


HARpKR's FERRY, April 20.-The waters at this
point have commenced to subside, and no farther
damage is apprebended TO the bridge the Po-
tomao. An immense amount Of damage has been
done along the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
In the vicinity of Winchester several grist mills
have been flooded. Both the railroad and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal have been much in
iured.
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JUST RECEIVED,

NEW and elegant Spring Styles Of scarfs, era.
~ vats, Stocks, Ties, Gloves Of every doscrip-
ton, Suspe nders, Handkerchief Of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with a large supply
OF g entlemen's Toilet articles, such as Lubn and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, Pomatums, Soaps,
and beet Farina Cologne; Brushes Of every de-
scription; together with a large and complete
assortment of Geutemen's Furnishing articles all
Of the very best qualities, constantly on hand.
and for sale at reasonable prices, at
CHAS. III. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlomen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near4I street.
March %
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The CABISEr.-The GoldsboSough Patriot, a
Locofoco paper in North Carolina speaks thus Of
the President and members of the Cabinet
90 We are not disposed to compliment either Mr..
Fillmore, Mr.. Conrad, or Mr.. Graham, but we
are in spirit disposed to do simple justice. and
cheerfully conccde to them honor, honesty, tai
ents, and pat riotsm. of the very highest order"
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

PROFESSOR BENJAMIN SILLiNAN, Jr., will
Il deliver n course Of six Lectures. to commence
on the 10Th instant, and be continued on the even.
ings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Of each
week, at O'Clock.
Subject: The Four Elements Of the Ancient Phi
losophy-Earth, Air, Water, Fire-considcred in
view OF modern science. Ap l7-tf
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MAxrIsssuRa SUBMERGED.

RAILROAD Wiser OF MAaTIssBURG SunmgRoEp-
The following is extract of Geographic de-
spatch from officer Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to the Post Office Department:
''APRIL 49, o'clock 80 minutes p. m.-Our road
west of Marlinsburg is under WAGER"
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On the 10Th instant, after a few days' illness,
CATHERINE FRANCES, youngest daughter of
DAVID and tho late SARAH T.. LITTLE, in the 18th
year Of her age.
Near Brentsville, Prince William, Virginia, in
the 18th year of her age, Mrs. ELIZABETH Sen.
SMITH, a native of Virginia, and for many yenrs
n resident of this city.
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nICKENs's BLEAK HOUSE, No ?.

~ London Labor and London Poor, No. Is.
Lyra, and other Poems, by Alice Carey.
Notes on the Book Of Revelation, by Albert
Barnes
Kirwan's Letters to Chief Justice fancy.
Revolutionary Memorials, embracing Poems,
by Rev. Wheeler Case.
The Glory of Christ, Illustrated in His Character
and History, including the Last Things Of His Me.
diatorial Government; by DR.. Gardiner Spring
Claret and Olives, being No Of Putnam's
Semi monthly Library.
just issued and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Ap ~ Booksellers, near 9th street.
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noCTOR NEUMANN has cured several Corns
- and Bunion much to my satisfaction.
N n SEARROOE

nOCTOR NEUMANN has cured several Corns
- and Bunion much to my satisfaction.
N. b. SEABROOK,
RoHMoSD, Va, Leigh ct , near Sd, April 3, 1852.
TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
Corns, Bunions, &c.-I am happy TO give my tes-
tnony that DR.. Neumann has cured me Of n very
bad Corn, much TO my satisfaction.
w. NELL, NJ. d,
372 Pine street, above 18th.
DR.. Neumann, from Berlin has cured my Corns
and a very troublesome Buniop, without cutting,
or giving me pain
AMOS PALMER, NJ. D.,
2lS Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA
join with pleasure my testimony to the forego-
curing corns. lie has operated to my perfect an
tisfaction-the operation performed without giving
me the least pain.
Signed: L. TRAPMANN, 1Ol Broad street.
CHARlssroS, March II, 1854.
! concur entirely with the appreciation and the
satisfaction expressed by Mr.. Trspmann.
Signed: FRANCIS X. HUGER,
CHARlEsTor, March, 1852. 10 Lamboll 81.
DR.. NEUMANN, from Berlin, Chiropodis, to
the late King Of Prussia, respectfully inform. the
CORNS, BUNIONS, and TENDER NAILS, with
out the dangerous and useless practice of cutting
and without giving the least pain. BY this method
I the patient will be able to tight shoes in q
few minutes. Hundreds of testimonials have been
presented to him wherever he practised.
Office hours from to | and from TO %. m
Patients will be attended at their own houses.
Office at Mrs. TILLEY'S. corner of Third street
and Missouri avenue, Washington, ID. &.
! n. DR.. N. will only remain here a short
! time
| Apl5-tf
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FOR LIBERIA.

CoLosIzATIoS Roons,
W.sHINeTos, March Is, 1862
THE NEXT EXPEDITION for Liberia will sail
J. from Baltimore on the first day Of May. Per
sons who may desire TO emigrate at that time will
please give immediate notice, and will make their
arrangements to reach Baltimore on the 18th or
Both April.
Letters for the United States squadron the
coast Of Africa, for citizens of Liberia, sent 10
this office, postage paid, will be forwarded.
w. McLAIN,
Marie Soc. Am. Col. Soc.
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DTQrlffs.

New YoRK, April 20.-Flour lie more active
Gales OF 1000 bbs. at 81 is 81 25 for State, and
81 IS 81 "a for Southern. Wheat unchan ged.
Mixed corn 90 cts. Meas pork $40 49, Cotton
quiet and unchanged.
Sfoeks.-sales OF Maryland 6's, '67, llsl. Can
ton, So, Erie S95.
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BosroN, April 20.-The British brig Margaret
from Liverpool, wrecked on Sunday on Nan
sett Beach. The were saved, but the vesse
and cargo are a total loss
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CHARLEsros, April 1.-THE propeller Armero
from Philadelphia for Havana, when seventy miles
south of Savannah, was obliged TO put back to re-
pair, her starboard boiler having given out.
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NA URIED.

On Tuesday morning, by the Rev. JoHS c.
SMITH, JOHN TODD, Esq., TO Miss JOSEPHINE
s. CRAIG, all of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. LYNNEs
FRANK POE to ANNIE, youngest daughter cf
the late C. N soMrgLDT, Of Hampshire county,
n,
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NEw YoRK, April 20.-The steamer Georgia,
from Chagres, with the California mails, is coming
up the bay.
The steamer Union, with Charleston papers Of
the 18th, mas arrived.
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Post ONCE Operations.

The PosTsAsTER G GENERAL h as esta blishe the fol-
lowing rev Poet Offices for the week ending
April II, 1852
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A NJ u 8 + NJ EN- rs.
NATIONAL THEATRE
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. APR

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL q,
Win be performed (for the third time) Auber's
Grand Operate Ballet, in two acts, called LA
BAYADERE, or The Maid of Cashmere. NINKA
(Singing Bayadere.) Mrs. seq UIN; The I'm
known, Mr.. Bishop; Olifour, (Grand judged MIR
Seguin; Zoloe, dancing Bayadere,) Mise
Walters. To conclude with the very amusing
Farce Of the SKETCHES IN INuA.
PaIcEs OF ADMISSION. Boxes, SIS; Dress
Circle and Parquette, 50 cents; Children under
ten years, half price; Reserved Seats, rs cents
Orchestra Seats, rs cents; Family Circle, 25 cents
Third Tier, SO cents; Colored Gallery, 25 cents.
AD2l
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THK BIoAMsr.-JosnnahC onnell, convicted Of
having married two men in this city, has failed TO
receive the interference Of the President Geo far
and was yesterday removed from the Jail to the
penitentnry, to remain, under sentence for two
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THIS PROPERTY is the Seventh Street and
l. Rockville Turnpike, just beyond the limits OF
the city. The improvements consist of a large,
new, and conveniently arranged brick house, hav-
ing front Of seventy feet on the road, containing
spacious dining room, bar room, parlors, am
pie number Of chambers, kitchen, and cellar. At
tached to the premises bowling alleys, extern
sivc stabling, and nine of land, large por-
ton of which ID in a grove of fine forest trees.
AS CATTLE STAND OR DROVE YARD -
being on the road by which cattle are driven to
Baltimore and other Northern markets, within a
few minutes walk of the two largest market houses
of the city, and in neighborhood where pasturage
and water abounds-it has advantages to be found
nowhere else in the District. There are scales foJ
weighing cattle and hay the premises.
As SUMNER RETREAT, THE PARK-situ-
ated on the greatest tboroughfare leading from the
city, Immediately at the terminus OF the contem-
plated Plank Road, (the contracts for making
which have been already entered into,) and the
only place adapted to such purpose in the
neighbor hood of the city-will, if properly kept
become place Of great resort.
For terms apply TO WILLIAM II. WINrEn, at tho
office Of the contractors for erecting the Paten
Office Building, corner of It'll and streets, Wash
ington, ID C. Mar 27-u
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NEW STEAM PAPER MILL AT MAY
LANDN1ULE.

Near West Philadelphia
UNHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their
Il friends, and the trade generally. that they
have their PAPER MILL in operation and are
prepared TO furnish, on short notice. all kinds of
PRINTING PAPER,
of any size or weight required at prices from ten
to fifteen cents per pound, according to quality.
Orders addressed to the subscribers, Philadel
phia post office, will receive prompt att enton
Feb l4-uf +. Z. T. III. WARREN.
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Veto of Bank Bills

HARRIsBURo, April 20.-Governor Biger has We
toed all the bank bills recently passed by the Leg
islature.
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DLEAK HOUSE, by Dickens. Part 2. illus
I'D trated
London Labor and the London Poor. Part IS.
Romanism at Home; kirwans Letters to Chief
Justice fancy.
Barness Notes on the Book Of Revelation
APP u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ALEXANDRIA DOaT.

ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
r. The steamer GEORGE WASH.
ScrfXIS lNGTON will depart as lollows.
81 m1 Boats fare IL cents. Coach
fare 8 cents. Persons making the trip for plea
sure, boats fare half price. Three coaches leave
near Northern Liberty Market. Seventh street,
for the boat. A coach also leaves the Capitol IL
", 9, IL, II, q, a., q.
Leaves Alexandria at u, 9, IL, u, 2!,4I6.
Leaves Washington at -, 10, ~, ?. -, 81, o..
Mar 2-d JOB CORSON, Captain.
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INDIA MATS FOR BEDs.-N

INDIA MATS FOR BEDs.-We have Just re.
Il ceived 10 bales Of the above article, which are
altogether new in THE part OF the world, and will
be found great luxury, at very small cost, to be
used in the approaching warm weather.
Also, large assortment Of rich Damascus. (silk
and woody Piano, Table, and Stand Covers, with
an almost endless variety Of excellent House Fur.
niture Dry Goods; all Of which are ready for
the inspection Of the public.
Ap 2l-cO3tif tJAGETT & DODSON
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(J~wo hope the Cholera, that desoIating
scourge, will not WRIT our happy country again,
sweeping from the stage Of life its thousands, at
least until everybody has had time time to get n
likeness at THomPsos's skyight Gallery, Lane &
fuckers Building, between Four and a. half and
Sixth streets, where the most beautiful and durab bic
pictures are taken, and put up in fine morocco
cascs, for fifty cents. Ap3-tf