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f.. Z. AeguIar Montgomery nnd Metu

Lfal gaukg sIFaIItF UfI NiUHlfIs-
ss-ss=szszaaze sh!I-For Montgomery and Weumpka di-
rect, via the New Basin-fhe new substantial and si nun
ming passenger packet steamer JOHN MORRISSETT ii
Fndwp, MASTER will positively leave for the above and ali
InerIedate landings the Alabama River on SATUR.
DAf the 4lh INST, at o'clock M. For eghtor passage
apply on board, at the New Basin, or to
ia3 T. B. SMITH II povdr,sst
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Per ship Meicerte. from Liverpoul-29e in steerase
Ter ship Camlus, from Lverpoo-5 cabin 40 m steerag
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PHLADELPHIA, June 25 1851 feel free recomm DR..
Dayss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, from my
Of its beneficial effects in my have been for
lime past subject attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and sensation the omach
ACCOMPANIED win dyspeptc symptoms Last sprng having
attack of it, was recommended by acqu m ance who
nad been cured by Dr. Daviss Syrup to try i'd so, and
relieved by il in less than bottle Its apparent good
effects immediate.
JOUN + Ladies' Shomaker. 70 r. ace streaf.
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. ~ - Elegnlar Red River and Lake Packet
lyEsSsSI For Jefferson, Port Csddo. Monterey Shreye
u port and all intermediate andings-he supe.
nor and last running steamer UsStEDt4A, r. II Marin
MASTER will positively leave SATURDAY the An inst
ja3 r. b, SMITH II Povdrass 81 81 u
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IN OFFERING to the public this new and valuaberemedy
Z for COWS UMPTiON, BRONCO. IT'S, aSTHyMA.
tOUEHS, COLDo, etc., we append lew notices OF the
character and efficacy Of tho medicine Numerous testimo.
mails be in paphei for distribution al the
which sufferers invited to OBTAIN. ltmay be proper
that Dr. d. is eminent practising physician twelve years
standing, graduate Of the University Of Pennsy vanlu
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BRgAsr.

q
PHILADELPuiA, June g. lSl6-l highly recommend DR..
Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cheny and Tar, from knowledge
Of s virtues, My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain IN the breast; the OF this medicine in
tme recur, and on all occasions he relief speedy
the first place Ii is months she has been
nee OF the Affection consider and recommend it most
valuable medicine Its gening effect has been great,
addition relieving the breast. SWALLOW 79 WateTs
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS And CHILDREN.
1t is the safest and eectua medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the suteng attendant upon child
birth discovered. II strengthens both the mother and
food; those who have used it think it Indispensable l.
highly useful both before and after confinement, it pr
cramps, swelling q the feet dependency, heartburn vom
ng pain the back and joints, false pains, hemorrhage
and IN regulating The secretOns and equazng the circua
ton it has equal. The great virtue of this medicine is
very few re1nina ct1r 1ettctne In some little
castor OFF magnesla is useful. Exercise in the
light food. VIII always insure sale
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Ff.s1 D. Regular He'd River Packet UHIUE-
.aths#Sfi' For Natehtoches, Grand Eeore and Aeyan
%sssrszsszs drta via Cane and Little Rivers-The cnmmn
dlous and fine passenger steamer BRIDE, John Ams,eu
master Will aye for the above and all intermediate andinrs
apply on board, foot of Cnsomhonse street, or TO
y5 q. ROUBIEU, Agent, "A Old Leves
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II :, KeguInL bed niyer peckel stenmer

LsFsska#s49la 81. CHhRLEs-Fo, Shreveport Natchi
szs.x.azss ches and AleXaGdr a--fhe ew MAGNIFICENT
anu swift nnnlng passenger packet st ST CHARLES
samuel Appegate master will leave for the above and all
intermediate landings on SATURDAY, Jan A. at o'clock
p. M For height Or passage, apply on board, OF to
Ja5 mi. M I. u. SMITH, II Poydras Etreet
s1 This boat will take freight for Fort Towsen White
Cnis, Fulton, and all landings above the Raft and rsshp
on lhe steamer Jim Gmer These boats in Connection
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-yf5g =, Regular Red RiKa- xncaet steamA.

ess'es and heAandrla-the new md splendid
running ct steamer RED RlN Err Capt
n, Franks, will leave for the above SATURDAY, the
lh inst, o'clock NJ. For freight apply
'' ia 'O'' u 7. h SMITH, II Poydras street.
w. y Regular Monday Nicksburg VaekIy
l.ftllt. 4 Packet MON ItSD NIEiEl-FGr PrircsTnn
TzSssas Lake Providence, MilSen's Bend, Vicks'
| knrg New Carthage. Grand Gull, Rodney and Naefsy
The splendid and swift running passenger steamer MONT
GoMthf Capt j. H. f,ss will post sey leave for The
above and all intermediate landings on MONDAY lie Gth
ja2 T. n SMITH Ii pIrIy,sst
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DdpiS's Syrup Of Hiia CHERRY and Tqr-We would call
attention 10 the Advertisement Of this valuable medicine
er column Several CASES OF It's auluayy effects have come
injeT personal observation, and therefore confidently
commend it the aiilcted.lGd NJ d. Heefky Eigltfr
raa Temperance SeHtriA, {TTetston,) FEB. 3, IS4T
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UFINIONS OF PHYSUl IANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Ply,
clnns in different parts OF the Union.
This is TO certify, that We the undersigned Physcra- o
the city Of Albany, have in prescribed
Townsend SaTsapara and believe TO be one of the mos
valuable preparations in the market.
Ii. ?. PULINg, M. D
j. WILSON, M, d.
X. b. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
Albany, Ap /, lS47. P. E. ELMEKDoRFy, ND.
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ifar = ilygF,RHIAr y 400 liver Pncket Steamer
-s eE LAToNA No j For lefore Graenwood,
anl swirl running passenger packet steamer TUSCuMBlA
VIM a. Cable master, will positively leave for the above
and all ntermedate landings SATURDAY the inst
Ct ~ o'clock NJ For freight passage, apply on board
81 II 4 SMITH II pora-ns s.-..
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ES The following statement is from a worthy and wei
citizen. Mr. Niar has been for seyero vesrs III
eCrOr of the Public Schools and las held yrous Offices of
1OlOr and responsibilities
PHLADELPHIA, September 10, 1Si5-A month or more
HnGe was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
ee1 the common remedies such pafegOc and squiis.
Inl other ordinary medicines Dr. bavIss Compound Syrln
q Wild Cherry and Tar relieved in few doses anithres
Ounhs OF bottle entirely cured My mother W min
ouhled with habua cough and has been ulay tai ~
qgs and paregorc, has been taking Dr. Dayiss meiicin
few days past and her cough is half so bad o
before she commenced taking 1t. "'
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street.
s Sold Wholesale and Retail by The General cents ior
The South and West ]. WRIGHT IL ('J "
No. 1871 Oh es-stree , New Orleans.
Wharf MI Orlnrs M be nd = w aiIi
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This is only OF than four thousand of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends SarHparila has cured.
The most and chronic weekly eradicated by
IS extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ.,, Of the in the Luna
tic Asylum Backwels Island, is the gentleman spoken of
In the following letter:
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From Mr.; S, C. Hagss Of TIE tirgl Of Breper, Hayes &
Co., BOOkseers and StGpHsrs No. 1873 Market street,
PtiEldeiphid-JanuaTy 3, 1871
Your Syrup of W i'll Cherry and Tar an invaluable RENE.
iy il cured the Of colds with me- If you want Ger.
ilic1e | viii cheerluly give ore. S. Z. HAYES.
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From s. S. Gfuens.1
PADUoAH, KY, June6 l9GMy st0oE Of Cherry and Tar
Syr1p reduced bqtiss and its popularity da
Increasing. You wou so well Osend me another supply.
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Those that initiate Dr. Townqends Sarsapariia, have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for FemRes stc
complaints OF women, word Tor word-other men who D
NJ Incidence have, since the great OF d. Townsent
Sarsapara in complaints incident females recommenaet
theirs, although previously they did not number of thest
Mixtures P etc, injurious TO females as they aggra
ghte nlseAse. and nndaLnIne Lhe nnns tnlInn -
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n tfr0fp VT J0hn Y. .gnarg0a, DfHgg!sf.I -,
PITTsBURG, Jan. Il, l3l7-Fhe Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and az has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know OF instance Of permanent of Asthma
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able cell at least
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL I, 1891.
Books

Books
Reseved at The Tlbne Otes far tAs r0ent ending Saturday,
general Theory Of Bridge Con.ructOn BY Herman HsaPt
svo pp 30. D. Appleton CO.
The Present Age Or sen and MsnDe1, By Frank Clifford
TIE New Dido, No 5. bsury KeFuot
lntenpeTsDee IL Clues sSa Large Toxas By Robert N.
The Gov and ibe Dairy. By Robert NJ Hartley. lsno.
Esss,s ard Revisws By Edwin P whpple In Two
VOlsmes Second Edition Ticknor, Reed Fields.
Goe,he's Faust Translated BY A. Hayward. l2mo. pp.
81 fieknoT Reed Fslds
Dictaron Exercises By Charles Northend Barnes.
Memoir Of he Rev Henry Martyr l2no PIP 49,. Rob
A Prsencsl system Of bookkeeping. By Lsvi 8 Faltou
and George W Eastman Fifth Ediuon- limo. PIP.
Rose Douglas BysR.w limo. pp. ST. D. Appleton
LINED rvig. By Auu and Jane Taylor Robert Carter
Godea Sands Of Mexico lsuo PIP. 2ll Lindsay <
Blskiston-
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS.
Appleton's Me:hsnicE Magazine. April D. Appleton X
BibliOhees ssers and Biblical Repository April AndO-
The Christian Review, April Colby Ballard.
Jour Al OF the Frsnkln Institute. March C. Francis
AmsIicsn Agriculturiss April. s.x.on / Blanchard.
The Evergreen April VIM q Onderdoak
The IIluslraled Bible. No ls Samuel HuestOn
Bridge. Mo-! 10 IL TsIIi.. Wilooshsy Co
The History Of Napoleon. Edited BY r. II Horne. Nos-
s0-27. Ia lie, Wiloughby 90
Don Quixote Nos ISL. Tails, Willoughby K Co.
The Life Of Christ By John Fleetwood Nos. IA, Is.
Tslis, Wllloughby Co
louRhby Co
Merry's Museum. April. s. T. Allen Co.
The MolheI's Magazine. April Els Z Go.
The North American Review. April. Francis Co.
Browusou's Quarterly Review April G 3 Francis Go.
The American Journal Of the Medical Sciences Edited
by Isaac Hays, NJ d. Philadelphia: Blanchard Lea
The Daguerrean Journal March. : ID Humphrey
The African Repository. April washington G. Alex
6noer.
The American Law journal. March Philadelphia
Forrester's Boys and GirlF Magazine. APnl. w. c.
Locke Co.
Baptist Memorial April T. P. Hatch
Hunts Merchants Magazine April. Freeman Hunt
Univsrsalist Quarterly and General Review April. A.
Tompklns
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Destruction Of Pirates.

The Overland Mail brings accounts OF the de-
struction of q number Of pirates BY the Da.ch
among the isanda in the Sulo group In the
month Of November last the island OF Bgvesn, on
the coast Of Java, was attacked by ffteen pirates
prshus, who did much damage, carrying away
many Of the inhabitants, and fruitless search
for them was made by n. d. steamers bromo and
Hekla at the island of selombo. and along the
whole south coast Of Bolneo. The Hekla, how
ever At length succeeded in falling IN with them.
and, after great deal Of bard fighting, succeeded
in killing some and dispensing the remainder
The result Of these operations 10 thus described Ia
the J0Ua CouraRf: In the whole the Hekla hAs
brought, beside the large Prahu, fourteen pirates
sixty one rescued slaves and eight pieces Of ord
nance, among which is q metal cannon OF the
former East India Company. The rest Oh tne
guns, lying in the mud, and some goods, lying on
the shore or coating in the water, were givea %
our allies, the KsngeaDgers. The Hekla arrived
1t sursbaya on the 18th Of January. The loss Of
the pirates is thought TO have been very great
They beside Loaf all the booty in goods and slaves
which they had taken at Ba~esn and saPadle
This arduous and successful engagement wa M
accompanied BY any casualty on the part Of our
forces"
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DIED.
!, CHARLES PETKR, only

On Sunday April Of Consumption, CHARLES PETKR only
Of fstsr Gassrsf, aged ~ years
Tbs rsocs o. the fy respectfully invts % sffsat be
azss from the rssdsncs Of he sr No % East sxssnh
Tassesy afsrrorn ocock furhN dasss
On Saturday svsnns AprB FELIX QCiss the 18Th Of
bis
Ts isnd snd relatives Of The family and thoss q ais shsr
lie late Fstrk bfss10n respectfully invited 10 sttslt he
snsal on hs late Tssosncs, 3T1 ezts Tuesday sson,
o'cloek- dH-e
OF consumption the evening" ef the Str n HANNAH rsht
Of ssras Carts sts Of Cosrns eoe1ty Dsry. is "a us
ga year Of hsE aga .
he snss family. tho.s Of her sous Joks sni DAVID
C.ks respectfully invited 70 attend faesfs han to
oeek Pm this day, lMo9csy) from ks resncs Of John
Cane, is5"s.t T-suy ssssztA 81, he BsAs' WHOM
further notss
AZ de rssdsses Of her sosiakw John esessy a wsss
ans, Saturday. Asnl Q. MES HAfsAh tefAhtOhAh.
v1ov 81 ths late hoe~ck kefarqsk % 81 49,
On Sunday, tie oh Iast, ThEODohL DsLnVsiSo sssa 10
yssrs, Of Anna and frnncs Dsivsaico escefsea'
~ Mead, al Il. sy "a "a LofsszS Dsnouco
sTIsd 10 attend 81 kssaay, Til nst, from Deb
cos Botsi- s. Broadway - 49,
oa saneay HaofnEg Ayrss kLlzAsLIh sls 2, iona n
Php', sad dsssh Of 'oan DuHnsnn' % US "'a year
ksF age -. 49,
nsraUm her az rsssucs ss Ea Tsszs o. ns hoety al
tsrnoea al oclsck
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PHILADELPHIA.
Engine Co.-Church struck by Lightning
Accident-Shipping-M

Engfne Co.-Church struck by Lightning
Acknowledgment
Correspondence OF The Tnbune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, April 6.
The Americas Engine Company, of New.York.
passed through Philadelphia yesterday afternoon, on their
way home from Baltimore Before leaving city, they
psrtook Of collation. prepared for them by the Digent
Hose Company
new Fire Company, to be entitled Empire Hook
and Ladder Company" will be In operation 10 this city In
June next
TIE Presbyterian Church In Richmond struck by
lightning this morning. during storm. The church
wai not much injured the bell In the cupols proved
conductor
Miss Nelson aged 10 years residing In Third ST above
German Southwark shockngly fcalded last week,
10 consequence of kettle OF boiling water being scciden
tally upset upon her that she IL In very dangerous State
During the week ending yesterday there were 67 deaths
in this city Ofconsumpu0n, q scarlet fever a. Adults,
70; Children SO
During an alarm Of fire last evening attack was made
at Twelfth aud spruce streets by party OF young men,
upon the Hope Engine Company. During the melee,
three OF the EssEilanIs arrested
There have been l9SS arrivals at this port during the
month Of March, OF which ga from foreign ports and
1859 coastwse or the foreign arrivals there were ships
Is baques "a bhgs and II schooners TIE total number
foreign and SIS coastwse. fhe falling of Ia tho coast
arrivals be attributed to The depression In the
coal trade.
During the month Of March there arrived al this port 6
passengers from foreign ports OF which 52o were males
and Sl9 females or The total number 38l from Ire
land and los from England The following Is monthly
statement OF the arrivals slEce January ALSO the total
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Anu-GambIing In Massachusetts,.


BosroS, Saturday, April 5.
This morning Hon. Mr.. Lyman presented TO
the House memorial signed by the officers o.
the New.York Association for the Suppression O.
Gambling praying the Legislature OF MaIsachu
sets to remodel her laws against gambling, and
TO make them more stringent. The memorial
was read to the House by the Speaker, and re.
ceived the undivided attention Of the members
It was referred to the Judiciary Committee, OF
which Gen. Caleb Gushing is Chairman, aud who
will no doubt make an able report and present
bill suited to the present crisis. Five hundred
copies of Green's admirable Report on Gambling
in New-York had previously been distributed
among the members, which, together with the
late gambling operations in Boston, New-York
and Albany have demonstrated the necessity
for a revision of our laws against that odious
vice. LIN.
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Fotal thiayear..,.,.

Brig -Four Brothers arrived this port last evening, In
the ably short passage Of four days from Csrdenas
The receipts FLeUR oscnpg There has been moderate
prices Sales OF stArdsd s1 gooa
asst TO- There has been 1crsssd demand Tor CITY enump
a for good brands 5< 81 for ebods lots aud exia
fancy New York soo Tiers has ossn Increased dsd
ls R. saiss al 90 Ihese has been nors Io
n.a. ~ .ssa- .-.- st-- . - re- ti-.
but prices unchanged Sales o 1000 bush Red at 9jJc and
Whts TINS demand fer Rvs good sales OF Penn
u Of Corn, both from the South and tbs Ia
limited Theirs has been active aquy and prices
eus Yslo~ at - cent
m store and 6kd62 sf0at closing al the altsf rats
The rece pts Sale OF Peunsy wanna
oat CLovEa SEED continues tsma AZ ns
sales Of so To 400 bushels ia
IS 80 per bushel Tbs pts are eIsnsB
much higher than failure OF crop ss
Petersburg at 50 70 TO 81 aud ~ % al
Cnclra The facilities shordsd b. the Psnnr wanna haio.d
brought huh r. last seasons 70 mate during t1@ "usr
rseh mostly ksn for shipment EGG hsncs ths gt
b. spring Tbs stock rsmsnng oa hand IS %
less hsn perod since 1888 WHisKr sells lresy
a, 49, cent? bAfrslE ard q u ceuts IN hlds.
srocKs-Fgsf Bard $50 Leigh lot. sl Is Nine
hl es IS 6s Beaver Msa1w; II; $500 Lehgh o. -
Psan 93l do 9lh 81 go schy Nav and Int f 10
Penn RR SO Reading 100 DO 2e io) DO, O0 DO,
b 49, DO b. 1884 Penn S. e3 l0i Reading
IS, 49, so do g. IL Mechanics Bank 3k
B0ards 2r kssdg 2s 100 DO, so % so0 sen nav
IL mt, 4sj 2Ol Residing. sgA. -. .
99a SO DO se3 90 DO Az $500 Nofowa RR g. soA loD
Reading b5 Ss 100 do Is 2e elo Penn Be s3h lOO Read
tk 9slS 80 Union Canal l4S 50 DO ~. .
t,f Board 800 Reading 80, Ry 100 DO Rs 20 90 20
7ss 500 do S9s do 2eA $4,000 Aeghsny CITY o 80 SO
R,sdbg s. va ss 100 do DO s9 100 90 DO s 200 DO DO
99 100 90 ssl 10 Reading se 80 DO ssa 100 DO s9 100
2e7 o. 7o1 100 DO, 7 100 DO 1875 100 90, %, "n
se7 $50 d. b. S0j 100 do, J0i 100 do, 30
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NOVEL INJUNCTIoN.-On Saturday
morning Last, Mr.. Brady, the Postmaster OF New York
appeared before Judge Greenwood Of the City Court In
obedience TO order directing him to retain and bring
with him letter addressed to Edward Cory, Fairfield
Works, London, England, and containing promissory
note which The Court had previously restrained the sender
michael Nunsn) from parting with Mr.. Brady seemed
to question The power Of the Court He stated however
haiI would be utterly impossible to find the letter with
out OBTAINING the mall Of about $4,000 to be
sent to England that morning The proceeding there
fore abandoned. The Judge explained bis view Of the
aw and pressed bis conviction that he had the power
stop letter thus IN haHtH for the prevention Of fraud
wrong, and in obeying The Injunction OF Court Of Jus
ice the Postmaster would not be infringing the PosOee
Act, which only ioIsds him from OBTAINING unsw-
fully
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The Ocean steamers.
LIST OF STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH oFAPRIL.

Al ,sF, .sd Newspaper hand for Eogzsd Issnd and SCOT
snda tie steamer natter Of what hne
Lstts TIE coatreut OF Eerops ey the Cetlfs as
s1Ss rats except for Aoss places
qrned q Do prepaid IN fab
Letters II. coa-srt Europe ne cuSAsD Lns must %
pfsd A.. except 70 thoss PAess required % -
prepaid IA fun
Newspapers By s Ina 70 the coansat aust - prepaid four
ssus zach.
Inas Po.ss. added Ls and Newspapers TO the
COntinslt Of Eurcpe b. the Hsvrs xat Brennan Lisss
Hsvrs Ine must Be prepaid ~ent tour cents Pf
tall Inland Postage BE- added except 10 Great Britain
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
AFRICA Sailed em Liverpool for New fors Saturday March -
AMERICA ssls4 for Boston, sa1rdsy AprIb
WASHINGTON Sailed from Bremen for New YORK. fnay MAJ
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FIRE.-Aboutl O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing IRE broke out IN bundirg Etrstsd in sxh-st be-
tween Souih-Fourih and soUthFnA The Building o.
wood tnd bad never been occupied. Pie two upper
slodes were Destroyed The building was owned By Hr
BeAlh The ire supposed be the work Of inrsa-
diary
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M a n z ID.

ss,urday April 9. the charss Of he EPgss.y Rsy
L Townsend Of Chsrry yaEsy, Mr. ALLEN GRAVES, 70 Nae
LUcILLA WARREs daastsf Of the ate Gsorgs Eess all q
pa city
publisher Of the RsffsyH Star Miss EgEIcE J0Eks
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LATER FROM VALPARAIso.-We extract from
the Valparaiso Neigh6Or of JanuarySl, the follow
ing itams Of interest:

S,sam 10 he SouA-We undertAnd that the Bnuan
steamer Vulcan lately arrived at this port rom Engand,
has been purchased for The OF CO., and 70 DC en-
1eyed hi running 10 The Southern Ports a. Tar a. Chloe
CiOG-The potato crop the last see0uAn a. 10 some
danger Of Injury from Of rain Ia three months here
rad 3Ot been tweve cloudy days The Oldest inhaol
ANITA os A1eianos say that for great many years no
such weather has been seen The wheat crop promised
veil The people were delighted a. tne prosper VI
monthly stearn communication with Valparaiso
GoLL-In The department. Of Ltnsres, Asole GOD nss
found considerable quantity correspondent OF
he Nerclyio writes Throughout extensive tract IN
whatever part small portion Of The coil Is taken up u
produces eight OF twelve rtAs"
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psry by their representatives. the ssia adI1urusd
meeting.
JOHN s. DARCY, Chairman.
LOUIS PEKRIEE Secreisry.
New York, April s. 1851
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SATURDAY, April 5.-By the Ere Railroad
IL pkRs Butter 6e5 sides Leather Is casks Ashes, 1914
b0sksls Oats, II Hogs, and 146 Calves.
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PANORAMA or TIE PLGRIa's PRoGREss.-By
reference advertising columns 1t viii be ths'
bis fine painting wi leave short time. those Of
readers who may this yet should not fail to
DO So and to those who have safely say that Il
well W. rlh yisitlf T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

TIE CouRTs,-The terms of the Court
OF Oyer and Termner Judge Morse presiding and the
City Cour before Judge Greenwood, commence to-day
In the former, the remaining ak boys indicted for rape
with George Hgbie who sentenced to IS years i'm
prisonmen viii be tried and also Abraham Provost on
charges Of assault and battery with INTENT &c. upon
Jus Pollock, Eve years DID, and Mercy Conrath, years
old In the City Court Samuel Drury Jr viii be tried on
the charge Of having in his possession several spurious
bank bills with intent to pass the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

INcENDARIsM.-On Friday evening last
stable IN the Of sweenys bake house, corner Of
Pearl and Nassau discovered TO be Ere bat
extnguished without doing much danAge....AbOut 2
O'Clock Saturday, stable In Gothiesey, owned By
Geo C. chids grocer also fred bat discovered and
exlnsushed before The flames had time spread Bob
hres supposed have been esnSed By ineendiseA