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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
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K. 5. Iowss. Nd secretarie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

Hghteeuth Ward requested 10 meet 81 The house Of
Wis Co of Twenty fogsth-st sLd Thrdavenue.
on Tuesday evening the th instant Al half past O'clock
for the purpose Of eecng Delegates the Senatorial and
Assembly Conventions IN accordance with the call OF the
Whix General Committee
BY order Of the Ward Committee
JOB l. BLACK, Chairman.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

II -ItA ts--Mf w LILLIAN ~ fIupli Ut
uDr Schneider Dessan. Germany proposes 10 teach
r ano forte vocal music and theory according 20 the most
modern and approved authors Residence N5 fourtlsi
near Second avenue.
s-Wond also engage 20 perform the duties Of organ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

40 oNn To LOAN on bond and mortgage on produc.
NO,UtW tive val .sfafe No real estate brokers' need
IN f,...-. X. go H.skr.n-st 80 IT,
cs---) LO~T-A middlns sized mixed Newiouna,
=S~>~> land and mlstin dog. Color ~ hnf inln- ed
brown and shade of orange. White stupe undef
neck and belly White with small Dizcs spots Aia
white stripe on the back of the beck also hte paws anu
un of tail Brlss collar ms neck With d. stuart
Ac ensraVed on if Dog answers to Nero. ~ ieafln-
him ar Tribune Oace a suitable reward Will be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

DAIRY JIMPER~-This new " Psisn,soc a,le.e =
ID for sale. wholesale aid retail a. DAi . - :,
Priees from sc " e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05
Domestic innovations.

NV onLraysrBrg Geo Henry2s kegs butter bbls hams a,
grease 22 kegs lard bbl do u pots do 81 bb flour casks
dc do hams bbls do bf do Lawrence ll-7tcs cks
lard rs bbls do % bbIs moasses % order.
NV OpLEANs-Ship SarteIle--IO hbds tobacco Mas
senger5 ham ~ hhds McChsin52 hhds Young
Haw kins col6 hhds bales indigo Schragc, Ropp
20 bts oil moas.e. Laurence H-loq bbs iwhisksy stur
kolest Wilsmsli6 d Morgsn-1oo bbls lard Spofford
Teston COZ bbls peaches Besch-i3fi hides Flint
PLererichfo bbls grease 551s do JAnaersoni bales
Fedla bales fur T. Smh-2i bundles deer skins DC fprs
Macy Sona bales Il Whiei6 sacks peaches II bbs do
Harrison Dbl pdz Kisssn KsI,el btl sugar kstch
j do Norwich Packet-3lG Grove-2 do Clark 4 McCom
m,re-lo bbls Dusand-l pckg N NJ Alng-2 Sayton
sce2 bales cotton bbs lard 81 kegs t2 bbls flour order
do X Graves-67 do Merriam Bernard-6i do II tcs
Dbl 10 orderle hides John Rsnda5 bxs Callawayi do
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State M the ETour Markets..

ALBANY, Friday, April 2.-Flour-There has been
rmness in the market to-day, caused by the ad-
which has taken place within few days at New
York the sales reach about 1000 brs in lots $7n$7
including the demand for the East lot of 900 bbls
Michigan sold at So 90 Yesterday afternoon about 100
bbls mixed lots Of Michigan and Genesee including
small parcel - II. Beach, sold at Sc s71aa$7aS7 3D.
Grain and Secd-We hear Of nothing to-day Corn sells
from the street Mt 87hc.
BUFFALO April !, ls47-Thcre buyers Of wheat in
market but the only transaction that has occurred for
the past two days is the sale Of 5000 bushels Mansfield
wheat prime article to arrive within twenty days after
the opening of the lake. ut 1885, Fair Western brands
of -four to arrive offered at 81 S7s and there
buyers at 81 75 Although Black Rock and Buffalo City
Mills are still held at So 25 it is questionable whether
any thing over So could be obtained Corn is freely
offered at 80 cents to arrive and parties negotiating
for 10000 bushels bright yellow located at point be-
tween here and Cleveland which has been offered at this
quotation.
CINcIsSArI March 3O.-Thcre brisk demand
yesterday and sales to the extent of $500 brs
ported in sundry lots mostly ut 81 80 a 81 s5-about
$500 brls ut latter rate of WHICH about 100 de-
verable ut the riverl 900 brs deliverable in week
at - 10 On Saturday, in addition to our former
ports 600 brs city mills sold at 81 3d. delivered
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PHILADELPHIA, April 3, 1917.

Iheatricals-Ine Pictory of Buena Vista, &c.
The University of Pennsylvania have turned
out to-day another host of M. d. to minister to
the pains and infirmities which human flesh is
heir to. As usual, the saloon of the Musical
Fund Hall was thronged with brilliant array of
our city bellies attracted thither, perhaps, by the
hope of catching beau with diploma, or the
beautiful music from powerful orchestra, under
the direction of Mr.. Cross; or, last, though not
least, to display spring dresses and bonnets. The
number of graduates was l63, which, with lSl
who received diplomas from the Jefferson Col
lege, 80 from the Pennsylvania Medical College,
and from the Franklin, makes sum total of
1887 during the present season.
The North american Office was brilliantly illu-
minated last evening, IN honor OF the brilliant
successes of our arms in Mexico, and the same
cause induced the display of flags in every direc-
ton. They are streaming from nearly all the
newspaper Offices. Amid the general JOY the
public are congratulating themselves upon the
prospects of an early and honorable peace.
Our old Drury, commonly known as the Chcs-
nut street theatre, now under lease to the Sc
gums, has been elegantly improved in the inte-
rior, and opens on Monday the Opera House.
Norma" is announced, and the opening will
| probably be a brilliant one. In addition to the
Seguins and MIR. Frazer, the services of Messrs.
Meyer, G.. Holman and Phillips, have been Sc
| quette, raised to level with the lower tier of
! boxes and furnished with chairs instead of un-
comfortable benches:
| The Viennoise children still attract crowds to
the Walnut street.theatre. and the delight elicit
| ed by their performances Is undated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05
BALTIMORE. April 8. 1917.

BALTIMORE, April y, ISlf.
Aprii Weothfr- The Railroad Meeting Ceiebra-
ton Of the Ticfory Of Buena Nsta-Shipping
and Exports Of Baltimore Quarterly Inspec-
tions-F,re-Dy HoHick-7ne Markets, Stock
Board, &c.
Aprl has opened on us with smiling counc-
nance, and under the rays of warm sun, vegc-
iatlon is pushing forward in good earnest.
\ town meeting is to be held this afternoon re-
lailvc to the continuation of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Pittsburgh. The main object
Of the geters-up of this meeting is to effect the
removal OF the Hon. Louis McLanc from the Pre-
sidency OF the company Mr.. McLanc, like eve
~ other sensible man who knows ANYTHING about
the matter, is unwilling to 60 to Pittsburgh with
the road unless he can take II by such route as
will enable them TO carry branch of the road to
Parkersburgh, Virginia, also, at some future
dav Pittsburgh refuses TO allow the con-
ncction unless the whole resources of the
company are applied to the route, with pro-
hibiiion Of the privilege to 60 to Virginia also,
and the shallow-pated manufacturers of public
opinion in our city do not see that the accep-
lance of such proposition will, SO. soon as a
road is made by Virginia or Philadelphia, strik
ing the Ohio below Pittsburgh, efectuay cut of
our city from all participation in the trade OF the
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great West road even to Wheeling would be

Oh Ten tliHes tie importance 10 our city.
Monday next has been set apart as great day
Of rejoicing in Baltimore over the victory OF
Buena Vista. A grand national salute OF one
hundred guns is to be fred, the city is to be
dressed IN flags, and goodly number OF our
citizens have determined TO illuminate theil
houses in the evening. -,
There is now lading at this port, with bread
stuffs, for Liverpool, London, and Ireland, eight
ships, four barks, two briggs, and one scn0on t.
mast week. carving out l42, l78 bushels OF corn;
IL. 4lO barrels -four, 5000 barrels Indian meal
1000 bushels Of wheat, and immense quantities OF
A large brick building on Frederick street,
near Pratt street was desiroyedby fire last night;
il was occupied by James .Odell, brass founder,
Wilson & Read, copPersmlths, ana Charles Col
lier. tanner. The loss is supposed to have been
s"pt, Dr.. Hoilick's lectures on the "parental in
stinct," continue to be largely attended. There
is general desire among .our. citizens that he
should deliver a course OF his afternoon lectures,
exclusively for ladies'.
The MARxErs-The market, both for -four and meal
be considered pretty steady particularly the for
i0e ar ..aIG hare .oa being the one
the former The inspections for the week fol-
lows: Of four 1897 barrels 80 half do, "a do rye
Ing 3l ut presents the largest inspection that has
ever before been recorded since Baltimore a CITY,
nour 1883 bbs rye do; and 1879 hhds and 42is2 bbls
meal The previous largest inspection for the
quarter ending December 81 1916, which amounted to
2a220 bbs and ss49 half bbs wheat -four and III hhds
and l4,7s8 bbls meal-exhibiting for the last six
months inspection of over five hundred and sxty-wo
thousand barrels of wheat four and ifty-eight
thousand barrels meal. Pennsylvania white wheat
may be quoted at about 81 40 and Maryland do suitable
for family -four 81 so to 81 So Corn has improved to
cents per bushel since the close Of last week. white
selling at rs to 3d. and yellow IS to 81 cents So to 81
having recently been paid for Pennsylvania Oats have
sold at As to Al cents Glover seed is active but may
be quoted at 81 to - SO per bushcl
BALTIMORE sToex MARxET.--United States skies,
1857 closed at l0lH asked 1915 bid Treasury notes
Is 25 closed at lOls asked l0I bid; Treasury notes
(6s closed at l0l& asked, IOl4 bid State per cents
closed at "a asked e3s bid city per cents Of 1890
closed at 97 asked 81 bid Baltimore and Ohio railway
shares AZ. l65< asked, ~ 06% bid.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLiSHM
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CIR(vI, ATTON FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD--Every day, Price cents per copy--s7
Is per annum--pay able in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Satmday--Prce ca cents
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
on Ss M Of January and
of July of each yearsinge copies sixpence each.
ADVERTISEMENTS, at the usual pricos-aways cash in
advance Advertisements should be written plain. lcgibc
The Proprietor will not be responsible for that
may in them
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters communications by mail, addressed TO the
be post paid the postage will be de-
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
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WASHINGTON, April 3, ls47.
The Plan cfthe Campaign and Colonel Benton
The Netc Repenue Scheme-7H. IV.nfher

The Nssc Reuenue Scheme-IHe Weather
Colonel Benton is still in the city. We under
stood, several days since, that he had left, but
ne was yesterday abroad on the avenue, looking
as much the Lieutenant General as ever. Now,
as he was opposed to the occupation plan of Gene
raj Taylor-the defensive line of Mr.. Calhoun,
and the San Juan de UlGa plan of General Scott
u would be interesting to know what would be
his plan about this time, especially when the
combined plan of Scott and Taylor is working
so well and promises to be speedily conclusive,
with the revenue scheme of Mr. Walker -.
A question is raised 10 the constitltonaiiy
of this revenue scheme whereas, like all other
temporary civil measures established in Mexico
in aid Of the war, the authority for i is in the
the United States With the laws of nations it
is perfectly consistent, and as to the expediency
of the measure il is selfevldent.
The dav has been surprisingly fine, and the
supply Of shad and herring in the market is equal
to all demands w.
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Sales OF .StOclxs Mt BOSTON.

BaoxER's BOARD, April "a shrs Boston and Maine
Railroad lo91s; 30 Western Railroad l0l1s l2s Eas
ton Company l4% 80 do, 30 DIS l49: 100 do, 60 DIS
Worcester Railroad 5I1s IS do 80 d. 5l SO do 80
ds 52 25 do, 5ss so do m, ST. 25 do 10 d. SIX;
I25 do, b DIS. ok
AT AUcrroN-Boston and Worcester Railroad, l5l4
per cent adv Eastern do 79 per cent adv Old Colony
do 90 per cent Western do $0lh per shr; Boston and
Providence do AZ per cent adv; Boston Exchange Com
pany $45l North Bank 91a per cent; Merchants Bank
~ per cent adv; City Bank IS per cent
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fG 2taw3nrl
TO DENTISTS.

TO DENTISTS.
THE subscriber has just received without
cury) for filling teeth invented and recently improved
BY one the first Surgical Dentists the world. 1t is be-
eved be the best article of the kind offered the pro-
fession. For sale at the Dental Depot of
SIS Broadway.
Orders by mall accompanying 81, have by
express f23 lm*rh
u EUMATISM, PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE
~ JOINTS, SCROFULA DISEASES OF THE SKIN
&c. &C. Rings Compound Syrup Of Hydrodate Of Potasa
Sarsaparila, and Yellow Dock. This medicinal remedy is
sm pains and stiffness the joints swelling of the muscular
arising from impure state of the blood &c. From bona tide
experiments under the direction and of the
eminent o the faculty has received their
mendaton, and have pronounced the best possible
combination of remedies for the above named diseases 1t is
from the articles and warranted to give
sacton 1t thus pures and quckens the circulation aay
irritation and leaves Of the animal economy
injudicious and long continued use Of
MERCURY,
this combination be considered specific; which
have resisted all other treatment have been rapidly and entire
ly removed by this powerful alternative syrup and spring
medicine purifier, stands unrvalled The and
creang demand for article of this kind has nduced the
proprietor bring before the public that al have the
benefit fit We do publish long certificates Of mira
cous cueshe medicine shall speak for ITSELF 1t is warrant
ed give satisfaction and needs but trial convince the
most ncfed%9p Sf Is pTSpers; 10, and
John AgentsGuion 27 Bowery, Grand
street; Coddngon Spring and Hudson; Brigham
Miller No II D. John B. Dodd, I'll Broadway
ner 9th street. al I'm &C
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Mr.uAppo West Coast of Airica-Brg Margaret Ann-27
tons lsmyood casks palm oil Pes.arwayl tor 40 T
ven Salem-2 bYs sundes Lane &Tppetti trunk chest
J NJ Allen--8 cks palm oil J Farnham Co.
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Arrived.
Ship Saelle Ryder, 10 days from New Orleans with mdse
Croker Warren Ia the late gale in the Gulf shifted
cargo
Brig Margaret Ann, Phipps from Me,uardo West Coast Of
Africa Feb 10TH with palm oil, &c, Farnham Sid
in with FIR brig Of Balenbrook No Am vessels
in port.
mdse, to Medad Plat.
Brig Philura, Thatcher, drys from Savannah with cotton
Durham X Dimon.
Schr Mogul Pierce 70 days from Cardenas with hhds
tics molasses, to + q Thurston 4 Co.
Schr Lghoot Sleeper 10 days from New Orleans, with
230 hhds sugar to ID Morgan Co.
Below.
Br brig REGINA, of Cork. in ballast
Brig Belle Of Robinstown.
Also, ship; briggs
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CROTON HOSE, DAYS PATENT.--The inventor of
~ this article offers It for sale pledgng himself replace
without IT IL bursts during seasons The
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube having after
the perfect article originally contemplated when the nven
patented 1t is now all right For sale at Me- %
Courtlandt street. HORACE H DAY.
m31 imrc
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remarkable evidence of the triumph Of mind over
difficulties and disease.
The steamer Polk sailed either yesterday or
to-day for Huasacualco, in the bay of Campea-
chy She takes out an armament for the purpose
oftaking occupation of that port. She is to make
a complete survey of the coast in the neighbor-
hood OF the isthmus, with view to its occupa.
ton, preparatory to the opening of ship canal
across to Tehuantepec. GALvIRNsls.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

1UCHRy NJ zIO"t, zv0- . VoVu
49, A. GR1EVE begs acguant his friends and patrons
that his agent has returned from Europe via Bremen,
afier residence Of months at Androsherg and
~ he other most celebrated districts Of Germany. lie
has be enabled collect the best selection Of singing
fancy birds oered also unusual variety OF
aud fancy from all OF the world selected with
trouble, without regard 20 cost .,
English pheasants swans and every variety Of bandoor
fowls; fancy and breeding bird seeds kc treatise
The manage ment Of sding and raising Csnaries &c.
attention from A. 0RIEVE,
m2a i'm ) re Nos John street. N. Y
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Passengers Arrived.

NV ORLEAS,-Ship Sarelle-Mr Mackay lady and daugb
ter Mrs Gpgea Capt Malcom, Mr. Goodwin-l in sesrage
q w Parkvill, McGowing, Mrs j + McGowins-25 in
steerage
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DR CONVERS' INVIGORATING CORDIAL Fol
~ GENITAL DEBILITY, IMP0TENCY INCONTl

DR CoMyERs' INyIGoRATglHNG, G3Rp ,N E9R
AEN SHSlG 1k NocTtEN
Th. celebrated and erul remedy has been used with the
he Brush E%ps France Indeed
% fs' III iii. c9fa viii
fully 4: sses T a msa
Gsi to" % f%fSy s
S e s Of sd1 tie
years, ". general physical iriiaby
of 'h S s H1sa
s back anS
premature and total decay Of yTy Mentally the victim
detection melancholy orebodng; q social inter
S If s, sS O OF IF d se psS
ca! and social being
and i @ w n so ses %sa.s S
hI so Issn . S s
Young man ifyou would be relieved from these evils and
% he SV hope The
mSsh the mse e hshy important TO- the
married and single Price Sc per boe $40 half dozen;
n BGThs Cordial contains no Mercury, or any mineral
Sold Wholesale and retail by JoFAY, ias Fulton street,
SSre s1 sTdY n Mf% mo to any part of the
city by addressing above post paid amount en-
sale by p 4, North ho Maa %s
1sss" syM a " %;%. Essy .a% ft
n B-Msrsd persons. and those eon1smpatins marriage
s sseiy rs Fulton .,'
MEDICAL ADvICE-DoCToR LAMERT is conf
WI IDENTIFY consulted at his Office 60 Gold street near Full
mild ndiadicipus require neither mercury essaint diet
from dscreet ndulgenees Of the passions causing
nightly emissions, and eventually mpoency engages the
that state Of Sgo nature originally designed. Structure.
sssd by and The neglect
Of the parties themselves eectual cured by Dr. b. Let
medcne with advice sent part of the United States
- Clerk Of the Fulton MarketAbou five years ago was
attacked with liberation of throat which continued to
creased my general health began to suffer and body be-
The physician who was tending me was doubtful as TO my
recoveryI confined my bed and my doctor used his
s s so gSS'sS
s 81
la but seemed fall medicines had lost their actions
s 's S sas
sHs 10 S % no Sss 70
ss. nS only So
soms them extended aYe Or six niche. eieumsysnce
but also from pain bones and Un tn
IT. &. :. sS6 % Of
s s III.
o' ""'i' " answer III ' q. w GIBBONS.
We the undersigned hereby certify that the above ''e
is in every particular - a..
JAMES ID. FISH Merchant, 1o3 South ST.
f. r. LEE ErAlderman nth Ward
fT y 1 W.s t.1r Fulton az Market,
NJ BAs this treatment s hssu sciscted ont Of
large mnmter the publication of which would be super
her Medicine will be to any part q the country
III, I'll bv SO post paid addressed TO
WIN iuh o''e'"o"''' W DR., JOSEPH HEINE,
u.,ms, 20 Duane st., New York
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TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,

NO. OH Pearl street, near BrOddtCdy.
THESE BATHS have been established for the last twenty
six years and are the only Sulphur Baths in the city,
clans for the cure of rheumatism salt rheum chronic
plaints, eruptions Of the skim &e-
McdIcated Vapor Baths also given daily, from NJ to
kr~
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CLOTHING.

l. aud Clothing Establishment in New York. is JACOB
VANDERBlLTS', 80 Maiden Lane, between William and
Nassau streets where may found Ave thousand ready
made garments which win be sold wholesale retail at the
pieces Of fashionable goods which will be made order in
style elegance be surpassed You will do well
TO all as Won can three dollars suit
Do not forget the number, 36 Maiden Lane.
m20 Inn sire
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LET ITsywORKs.
REC ON NJ L N d 1T.
R0AKE'S

RECON MrEENND IL
IODINE LiNfMENT
Ia cured and will cure thS worst s po;s,obi u;ss
tumors. caiosites, scroiua or kings evil chill
ph;ns msih wounds ssas "a
rheum, eryspelss, dropsy, feyersores'
COINS, bunions, scalds toothachs. pain
m tns side De Or s. breast p%Ps'i i rs
e' HEAD f TH &. E WIZ Ma &C.
VIM T. PEEK, ~ John street, cured Of Qulnsy SoEe
Throat by few applications He IL is the best remedy no
JOHN E. keller. Of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum was
cured Of Rheumatic PAIN Pain in the Side Vi ne ssy; Is
Mr. + A. brady win testify to the astonishing rsliefhs
thing he could hear Of without benefit for nammatOy Rheu
m HoS Ee iRc Gh Was: :s street. will testify its SUI
GEoRGE DEKAY wa. cured Of Rheumatic Gou
Residence 18th street. near 7th avenps yosx Nov lss
Messrs. s. J. IsoERsoLL & Co.:
am not given putting the various nostrams Of the DAY
into existence voice In their avor yet tho 30
the s.onsSiaS relief have scsyed and real benefit %
the afflicted, induces me to offer my humble es""o"'' am
now ,, .,,, ,,p.pv
Of age and have been afflicted with or W
which increased my Rheumatic pains that was confined
to the house employed my family physician VINO 81 Enc
grew worse and so much So confined 70 my bed CON.
,nusd IN this for nearly months ay. .n
fernx the most e.cruciatng pain friend Of mine calling
upon me- wh R6 bad Ssss f@ DN WIN LNMENr
induced me to Try t. which did The first application gave
relief continued apply according TO objections and
b.s :S wo sU. R% sed
have had ofthe pains since have e.
under any and .avse ali who sctd
70 sy il at to b hs Uay TsSx vs. be
South Third near Fourth street, Williamsburg.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Corrcspoudenc,

PHiLApELrHiA, April - r NJ
Arrived, bngs FAIRY Thomas, Dcmarara; Joseph Bryant,
Stone Orleans; Chcopee Emery Boston; schrs NJ Ma
ton. Below, large ship with painted ports.
The brig Hope, of Plymouth, Mass, from New York for
Marseillcs spoken Feb g. lat Is %, Ion % 80.