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Gss; ca is ships governor u.hing d,ssgl
Union Ratoone New York; bark kena Ruark Philadelphia;
brig Napoleon ketcham and Messenger Wade Gull q Msx-
COS Zoe Phillips, Baltimore; schrs Josephne b
myra, Baker, Tampico; Delaware Perry New York =,
NEW BEDroRp, April 7Arr sch Sea Bird, Marchant Nor'
folk.
York; Martha Jane Darling January Nieker
Cnarleston Br schr George Prior Boiling aliiox Lo
d. Foster Boston; Lagns Winchenpsw, Wadoboro barge
Dolphin Lamb, New York. e,,
York; Baker; schrs Wilson Baker. Savannah Wanda Bold,
Chaeston; Ann Parker, Eddy, Cha!eston; Mary Eliza
Sharp Waltha Amazon, Sears Norfolk; Forest Freeman
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French do; Victory Rhodes do Alers do; Aron Hudson,
do Hamlet Tpthll Dol Sally Haddine Do Came Up bark
Georgiana Godfrey and Diamond Barlow Aban; sl9op Cap
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PoRTsMoUTH, Lower Harbor) April 6Arr schrs Ann, Al
ley Bath for Havana franklin Pierce Thomaston for New
PonrsMevrA,, April 7-Cld Franklin. Pierce, New York;
9Th bark Mary Oliver, Shorsy Philadelphialo load for
PoRTLAND Aprl7-Ar briggs Eastern Star Hart Cardenas.
Cid brgs Motto, Hasy Cuba Factor, Handy and Cordela
SALEM April s-Arr brig Northumberland Ingalls, Gam
Robert I'm Rio Pongos Rio Nunss; nh brig Zane,
Ropes Para 18th; River 18th u Sid 5 brig Emerald Me-
Kenze, Philadelpia; schs Margaret, Boardman do 7h
Pilgrim, Rich, Georgetown, G; Alama, n York: -
York; James, Colby, Boston
SEARsPoRT, April 4-Sld schr Angelica Treat, Bait
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$40 hides Brett &Yosel5 bis hair, u bis WOOL 100 hams
Benz Rchards2s64 bis horse hair 1000 hides order
COLL Barrett Smith, Thurgar cos Buckley Graham
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RIO JANEIRo-Brg Lowell-2o bags coffee, J. l.. Phipps
& Co-13e3 do, Allen < Brown
CARpENAs-Bark Cheser-3OO hhds molasses Goodhue &
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PB,LApyLpt,A. April 10. lsl7.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10, l6H.
The Reception Of the Neps rom San JuanMos the
Murderer-Whig Mass Meeting TO nominate Gen
Taylor for the Presidency-Stocks, &C., &c.
Our population are excited out Of their proprcty by
the glorious intelligence Of the fall of Vera Cruz and the
capture Of s. Juan dUlda, with comparatively such
triaug loss Of human life side The enterprise OF
the New York Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, and
Baltimore Sum- in Running express In advance OF the
mail enabled the public Of these three cities to peruse
the details Of this joyful event just day before they
could have conc to hand by Uncle SANS mails. Tho
telegraph operators here their share
Of the credit In cxpcdng despatch along the light
ming linc but forty minutes having been occupied In
lingering the thousand words embraced In It, This VIC
tory reducing the probabilities carly peace to some
thing resembling ccrtantce IL hailed with the 10y which
IL becoming to patriotic citizens the flag OF their
country Is streaming In the fresh breeze from every
quarter.
u,ensing prison under sentence Of death Is perfectly
resigned to his condition, and appears to have wish
for pardon His execution Ii to take place the 23d
of the present month"; leaving him less than two
tolive Your readers will probably recolect that the
crime for which he IL TO suffer the murder Of his
wife an aged woman whom he had evidently married
or the purpose OF obtaining the property she was pos
sessed Of
The whg mass meeting Of this evening win probably
be grand affair the cxhration Of all classes conse
oueut upon the success Of arms In Mexico will lead
the populacs to in any measure doing honor
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CLOTHING,

IINHE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tailoring
Il and Clothing establishment IL New York ia JACOB
yANDERBlLTS', % Maiden Lane, between William and
Nassau streets where may be found five ready
made garments which will be sold Wholesale retail
pieces Of fashionable goods which will be made 10 order in
style Of elegance that cannot be surpassed You will do well
ca as you can save RON three 20 dollars suit
Do not forget the number % Maiden Lane.
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BALTIMORE, April 10, ls47.
ne Markets, &c.

During the past week, the exports OF flour and grain
10 Europe from Baltimore, have been fully as large
~ the preceding week The ships Hermann and Venice;
the barks Georgia and T.. II. Chaplin; the briggs lienr
Voaut and Galway Lass aud the schooners Eleanor ana
syvanus Lynch have all departed worry heavily laden
fhey have about 10000 barrels Of -four 1000
bushels of corn 5000 barrels Of meal and immense
quantities of pork lard pilot bread beans peas re
There now loading at our wharves with Dread-
stuas for Europe ten ships, two bsrks and three brg
srocx AND MoNKy MARKET-Stocks more lively and
sales have been made the Stock Board during
the week. ~,
although large, readily supplied and the amount oil hrst
rate paper on the is extremely limited. :,
Stock Board yesterday United States 6 1887 closed
olh asked iol bid Treasury notes @s closed at odS
asked Iol bid Treasury 23eosed 0 asked 00t
bid; State per cents closed at 81 asked 95' bid City
Of 1890 closed 98 asked 80 bid Baltimore and
Ohio railway shares t2ss asked, ~ 1874 bid.
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Sr. JAoo DE CUBA,. March N.-Sugars high, and M
Moscoyado IN first hands Caycd sugars are firm at al
advance former quotations The rise has been caused
by the opening Of British ports Coffee IL scarce Anne
rcan provisions plenty and freghts for the United
States are In good demand.
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PREMIUM WALNUT OIL SHAVING SOAP.
AUTIONA article Of our celebrated Walnut
~ Oil Military shaving Soap nov being offered round the
caution the public against being deceived with IT, and beg
stnte that we have whatever has any
right the labels The genuine SOAP manu-
scured by the Dr. d. vroom has fac-simile
'E ms lure e s''" VRooM FOWLER Courandt
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Tclegraphic Correspondence.
,,,roREIGN PORTS.

tDy the Washington irving at Boston1
for Phade phs arrived here with loss Of foremost and
topms one with both legs broken and others
ly injured.
Xnr
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.

a CAKD TO THE LADIES'.
MADAME b. LEVIN late from Berlin. begs to announce
l TO her friends and ladies' in general that she has Just
opened Millinery Establishment in this city, at ~ boMeiy,
with extensive and magnificent assortment OF all articles
in tina, ne Her stock Of goods has been selected p
elegance richness aud variety cannot be
LEVIN in fact feels confident that her VIII De
early cali III VIM ' MADAME b. LEVIN,
"' ~'' ia Bowery.
B-Wanfed lady to superntend the sales m20 I'm src
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LIyEsrooi-Packct ship Queen of the Wes-Jsmes s Ne
sSh -. James ines .S, Hldvey William Noodle 0mor s.d
Jones. I'd Anthony Humphys julius solomana5o in the
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MoBILE-Bark Tritonl09 bales cotton Beckett Lora-23
Bonaaee & Co-3e Leverich-ooo Hardness SlsdeTls
Quimby-a do b Hurlbut Col Dbl Brown; so bale:
Bogart Kneeland-445 bills Freer1 bdl oil cloth
pkg c Dellenger-s bbls Beals, Meech & Dewitt.
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TYR. CONYERs' INYIGoRATING CORDIAL FQf1
~, GENITAL IA DEBILITY, MPoTENCY INCONTi

NENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS. &c, &c
This celebrated and powerful remedy has been used with tn.
surgeons the British Empire France and Germany. Indeed
remarkable were the that the late Ashley hailed
fully sustain this high enconum. The highest medical author
tiles in the United States recommend superior to any
other article for the Of the above distressing Complaints
Cahocon but specific for the following deploabe aec
tons the consequence Of early ndisceet secret habits OF
years Wis general physical iiiaby.
orpor Of the liver palpaon Of the heart, dyspepsia cosve
pain in the head dmness Of vision vertigo !unacy loss
extremites ass,ude nocturnal emissions glee impotency,
premature and total decay Of vriy Mentally the victim
detection or melancholy forebodngs; social inter
course tmdiy seldust and love Of solitude These
the effects Of this violation OF the laws Of mans phys
of cases Sudden decline consumpon NAV he
traced to the above baneul practices Young cities
prevail TO alarming extent and those, too whose matri
mouia alliances have beeroductiye of happy
suits which should attend the connubial state will perceive
Young If would be relieved from these evils and
be restored manly go Of body aud mind delay not to pro-
cure this cordait is the only anchor hope for YOU The
which accompany the highly important 10 The
married aud single Price 81 per bottle; $40 half dozen; or
N.B-This Cordial contains Mercury, or any mineral
substance.
Sold whoe;.le and retail by FAY, 1876 Fulton street,
~ The Coriis will be forwsdsd to anu mar, os III.
city country BY addressing above post paid en-.
Also for sale by pI; Wsd,worh 4, North Main street,
Providence, X Ii at 1880 Washington street Boston; No
.sst Bs ASssy M al " N Ws and WnH
Halsted, Rochester. ~ W "
~ B-Msred persons, and those contemplating marriage
IDENTIFY personally or by sr may " eo oas
enclosing -, at 13G Fulton street, N. Y. f2s Imsr
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S;: :'' q: n ;:sEs ~: :::. !;';''s:
nalss a Steaks q rAilaaslpAia.
N S:s * ,ss ::. ss, e
hR bead; q; se9 p!I4a t.at W q Il: Ps.t 8 !,
bank. lSc su.quehannsh Canal s IS do do isS; 5000
Ches Del Canal loan, 6's, liz.
AFTER SALEs-2O0 shs Vicksbug Bank 100 US Bank,
81 100 Lehgh, 2s 200 susquehanah Canal is'< 5000
InSEcoNp BoARp-S53oO Treasury Notes. lo$ 100 shs
Morris Canal 2i, so Oirard Bank M 5000 Loan
v l03; 1000 do G &c., l023 sh kensngton bank CO.. $500
Pttsbuy loan s. 7s - State g 81: FsTmsrs and
Bank &c; $1,000 L 3 Treasury Notes IS; l0f%.
ArrER SALEsS00 State So 72 10 900 do 1i 100 do
2OOO II Loan 6 SO lO2k; rard Bank ll 50 Vicks-
burg Bank ii.; $1,000 Texas Treasury Notes. AK 1000
Loan VI 100 shs Girard Bank ilh $700 State s 7sh
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April Hamilton Co. $50; Eastern Rail.
road I07 Boston aud Maine Railroad l09 Merchants
Bank l0lE Boston and Worcester Railroad ll5 IA East
Boston Company ~ Wssem taiir9sd io2; n3 Norwich
so do. b 10 asx; 50 do, 10 49x
o. The President has Observation-Disclosures
SCHWARTZ, rs consul from Hanover at Louisville. Ky
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E000 DOZEN PATENT sHIRRED SUsPENDERS
from below 50 Dozen for sale to oebers and eHpp
United States and exclusive of all ths patents for
in the manufacture of these goods II. II. DAY,
f25 i'm rrc % Courandt street.
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medicine forwarded writer Advice gratis to those who
q: %ss s:sS
sad arising from onanm, early secret indis
Ssa. ;sw s s III
95G6YNNFA s SAES A bsR sy 81 H 81 sN
nd Poe
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a the ts S
mendaton and many have pronounced The best possible
from
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'ni"d'''"' and long '0n MEEc u z
sTs sss
s1ssns 81 q ri: kind
ed give satisfaction and needs but trial to convince the
s 81
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p. 81 4: c...% ;.s
the most extensive practice in diseases any medical
e. S:S 81 ".
he "s form
weeks with scarcely any pain the patient Constitutional
case, p NJ charge. No mercury used.
sFRTAH xs gsEAs FSR 81 TDE NR ETES
Asls' N " ::
ns evening Also rs. Ss.Ss;
OH
+; !: 4:
,ioss rrtsSS,y affections ~A'eA are fs"or'"fs called
The finds that il ha. been matter ef surprise to
escptSn pretend cure easily If however, but or:
n
rs ssy as s
Of such nature as to effect pOstsr indeed e to,
wRs
the constitution a. to show themselves in no other way than in
But With regard to the more immediate train Of evils per
Pills os
co s the
continually arise in many cases and SO essentially do those
that what . good in one must destructive in snshs Il
se e,s in d those %So @ to h o ee
with have taking En-. MEDICINE: proper only
their COMPLAINS were neither nor the other but totally
and afford the finest field for is that Of Structure Here
nS2 ibis
w SSsh he return o.
off, SGw d.
yet fpoperly understood il may most easily and speedily be
say (.
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scter talent Of the person he is about trust such
, % ssssst II hs s % d
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as%sa$s III 81 ss%;% .. H.
anxiety for years.
csss His the most radical and
thai can be devised MOULD willingly be
nature
Office and will receive the most faithful and deliberate aen
NJ BDistnct and separate rooms for those who may have
M EDICAL ADvICE-DoCToR LAMERT is conf
Fulton on ali diseases Of private nature His rssimsn
Diet or hndraaes from business bsSty nervous or co."
stuona arising from ndiscIeet ndmgences ofthe passions
DSsio s,sntoa Object
ease frequently existing without the patient being
by and somsmes eased by the neglect Of the
postpaid enclosing fee Immediately attended and msdi
cine with advice sent to part OF the United States Office
UCINA CORDIAL or the ELIXIR OF LOVE-Ths
bsS s'q
stoned by certain secret habits; and many Of the
Gently recommended for the complaints WORTHLESS
limitations which its unrivslled excellence fame and popular
rope and l United States unanimous in their recommen
daons Of the Lucina Cordial and have given their
in single instance that has been authenticated any ofhe
compound for the same purposes The utmost reliance
be placed the potency OF the Lucna Cordial the
malades and also those which follow loss Of Muscular Eneg
and Physical Lasstde and General Prosation Iritaby
and all Nervous affections Indigestion, Sluggshness Of tn
Liver elect and Fuor Abus, and in every disease in
tonin all of which il will afford almost immediate Hlie
and used directed is almost certain produce posiv
aud permanent Persons about to if conscious
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nR CONVERS' MINERVA BOX, No. aud No. 2-Box
- No. contains the remedies and ARTICLE Necessary
for the speedy of Gonorrhoea elect Structures &c
Box contains the rsmsdsr for the treatment OF syph
Ia all its forms and Zach box contains concise De-
scpion ofsyery form Of private disease Those who have
been exposed sbong under form Of delicate ds
will without further trouble consultation,
the Of affection and be possession Of the proper
means Of removing it, by PgETe lhrssHpg this box.
The afflicted who need medical aid and wish % be treated
properly privately should this box Strangers So
iournns the city should the box before leaving to
S. describing have the boz Forwarded TO their
address without exposure Sold BY O. Fay i36 Fulton ST.
he and consulted in cases Of delicate &c
Office, ls6 Fulton street. Sun Building Entrance TO the
office through the Lamp Store Letter; post paid
medicine forwarded the writer Advice gratis to those who
purchase the box. go
N B. Dr. Convers' Invgorating Cordial the most ceebra
ed article in Of genital debility mpoIenSy nocturnal
sad arising onsnism, early secret nd
Greet habits for sale above. .- a.
See DR.. Convers' long advertisement in this paper
Hours of consultation from 10 A. M. to2P NJ
n&r
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AJAX s||9i ss: {! !:s! stl ;:
h 'S'ss'' 81 v''~ia. ~
ssss g ~ hm ess ys.s. "a .ns
ssn.issy ~ use hotel Sesast oy Py.ls house steam
tain eradcater for the exthiaon % ssrnn which myara
bly, TO be found about er prs.es during the summer
months. The PREPARATIONS arc entirely free from any deadly
mineral poison and GAN be used with safety The celebrated
For sale by DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANHER, q Liberty
street, William; of c. II. RING, corner broadway
and John StIeet. al inner
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STORk, OLE ANTIQUITIES

STORE OF ANTIQUITIES.
ORIGINALLY at No. 80 Broadway, has been removed
~ No 35 Broadway stairs. Amateur: and Conoisseurs
are invited to call and beautiful collection of
Ancient Pictures and valuable specimens Of Ivory
Silver Gold &c. which have before been in this city
Remember ais Broadway ml8 1m*c
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i H. OOPEH, suett DetWten VhdtNAm ahu
- William Streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the extensive practice in private diseases Of any medical
in New York He the aggravated OF
this diseases and mild cured IN two to five days stIe
he the form of structure in from
weeks with scarcely pain to the patient Constitutional
debility brought by secret habit INDUCED by young
This when too freely pdplged in begss dyspsPss
elec and society. Azure warranted in every
case, or charge No mercury used ~.
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friends and the public that he has commenced business at
No. $50 Broadway Of Murray street where he will at;
the study Of Cutting and making Garments suit all
that may favor him with their patronage He would
pal cities Of Europe and America in the latest French Eng
lsh and American style that all will receive that graceful
will find prices suit the times and goods Of the best
can have them made trimmed the and cheapest
possible As the spring approaching he wishes his
friends and the public call before buying elsewhere.
N BAH orders executed in the quickest possible time
and on the shortest notice. JAMES LAPINE,
a32wsc Entrance by MIR. Pumbes Gallery.
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HOLMES kITCIIEN RANGES.
HE proprietor has been engaged in manufacturing and sell
ling Kitchen Ranges for the past 10 and feels
rnted TO that for private families and boarding houses
there no range in use at present that will better
purpose and II not will be removed free Of any
The purchaser Numerous references be given any
son wishing to purchase Prices from S23 $5 Crates
Ranges and Crates set and ali descriptions of fire works
built at the shortest notice.
charge is made A. GILHOOLY SON,
Propretors and manufacturers, 10 Nassau street
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are deeply seated; they are inwoven with
the very texture of British Institutions, and
cannot be removed without DESTROYING the
whole fabric. The federalism of wealth
the serfdom of the laboring classes, are so
firmly anchored in the empire, that they can
be shaken only by the hurricane strength of
a revolution like that which Frustrated the
throne and the nobility of France in 1889.
The immediate cause ofthe widest excuses
of that epoch was cry OF the populace for
bread; and one of the great permanent eff
lects OF that memorable CONFUSION was the
adoption of democratic law regulating the
descent of property. England is already
heaving with the first throes of similar
outbrea . The frequent suspension of the
l1abeas Corpus act in Ireland, and the dis
arming of lis people, the Chartst disturban-
ces in 1888 and the riots in the midland
counties in 1912, are signs the purport of
which cannot be mistaken. Even now,
peace is maintained only at the point of the
bayonet, by the presence of large bodies OF
troops, and of an armed and disciplined POI
lice. These facts are full of warning to the
stoutcst declaimcr for the preservation of
noble families, and for the extension of
great landed estates. Let tho blessings of
an hereditary aristocracy be what they may
admit all that is claimed for it by such wri-
tiers as Alison and DR.. Chalmers, it is still
possible that they may be purchased at too
high price"
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THE ELECTIONS.

The majority of the democratic candidate
for Governor i'll Georgia, will probably be-
nearly fifteen hundred votes.
The wings have elected twenty-three
members of the senate, in which body
twenty-iour votes compose a majority
Five districts remain, from which we have
only reports, and in one there is a lie. The
wings have thus far majority of the men,
bers of the house, so far as heard from, and
it would not be surprising if the democrats
should have small majority. Ii the re-
mainder of the returns should be the same
as last year, the wings would have only
two or three majority.
There are two United States senators to
be chosen by this body-one to fill the seat
heretofore occupied by Senator Berrien,
and another in place of Seuator Colqutt,
whose term expires IN lS49.
In Pennsylvania the democratic majority
for Governor Skunk will be immense. A
portion of this has doubtless been obtained
by the excellent qualities of the candidate.
SO far as heard from it exceeds 10000.
The Senate consists of thirty-two mem
bcrs, of whom twenty hold over. The
whig majority in the Senate last year was
four. Not enough has been received to
decide the character of the Senate. The
House will be democratic by large ma
iority.
Sufficient returns have not been received
from Ohio to ascertain the general results of
the election. Many towns which have
usually been wing have given handsome
democratic maioriles. This is favorable,
so far as as it is an indication of the result,
The election is chiefly for members of the
legislature.