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INITIATION FRENCH HATs

~ just received a few of Counterfeit French
IA HATS, to which would invite attention
ca TAYLOR,
mar A-it Opposite Barnum's, Baltimore,
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AT THE OLD VARIETY STORE

INPISCOPAL Prayer-books
IL Catholic Prayer-books
Methodist Hymn-books.
Unitarian Hymn-books.
Presbyterian Hymn-books
Baptist Hymn-books. In every variety.
For sale at the published price, by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
mar 81 Booksellers, 9th street.
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nnT nF PRINT

4 FEW copies of "DYER'S ANTHEM BOOK" no
IN out of print, for sale by A. GRAY,
mar 24--f Seventh street, opp. 0ddFellows' Hall.
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CRIMINAL Court. = Charles Brantz, alias
Bentz, was this morning found guilty of perjury
in certain landSwarrant case.
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PIANOS.

NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS always on han,
for sale and to rent moderate terms at the Piar
Store on 18th street, above street
mar 2---f +. G. REICHENBACH.
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MARRIAGE.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. French, LEopo
NEuMEYER to MARGARET A., eldest daughter of JOSH
Eagleson, of Baltimore.
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DEATH

DEATH.
On the 22d instant, THEODORE G., aged five years two
months and twelve days, only of John NJ. and AIDE
line Mankns after short but painful illness.
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FOR RENT,

s And possession given before the LIST of April,
!mE BRICK TENEMENT 18th street, between
E street and Pennsylvania avenue occupied for many
months by Alfred Jones depository for meal and
horse feed. Rent s75 per annum. Apply to
S. A. ELLIOT,
mar 24-3t* 9th street, bet ii / streets
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vNTHITE'S AMBER GLOSS is decidedly of the
w best preparations in for renovatng the
hair, cleansing it of dandruf and preventing its falling
off, For sale only at
BUTTS Drug Store,
mar 4-eolm Corner Penn av. q 10Th st.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

rINHE subscriber has hand and keeps constantly
full and fresh supply of all kinds of Drugs and Medi-
cnes together with large assortment Of all the standard
preparations and popular Family Medicines of the day.
IA Physicians prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded at all hours of the night or day.
SAMUEL BUTT, Druggist and Apothecary,
mar A-d1w Corner Penn. ay. 18th at.
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GENTLEMENS HATS.
Spring Style
VNAYL0R has issued his SPRING STYLE HAT, to which
il he invites your attention. TAYLOR,
mar DIT Opposite Barnum's, Baltimore.
TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
~ With view to accommodate Young Gentlemen
just laying aside the Cap, Taylor in addition to his
regular style has issued Hat of smaller proper
tons, which he atters himself will particularly meet
their views lie solicits from them a call.
TAYLOR,
mar A-it Opposite Barnun's, Baltimore.
GENUINE FRENCH HATS
IN Just received per ship Germania case of PARIS
~kH HATS. They the lightest and finest Hats
ca received in this market Gentlemen be assured
purchasing bona fde French Hat at my establish
ment import them direct from the manufactures In
Paris TAYLOR,
mar A--4t Opposite Barnum's, Baltimore.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
N~nUN0Ne<yN<ce@~rv~~0N~
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
sa(~~~o|r-,->r~1~Nc~o~1Nrc-
ARRIVAL OF THE CUNARD STEAMER NIAGARA
AT HALIFAX.
No|~NN.N>NooeNo~oo-No~NlD0ls
Parliamentary Discussion on Taxes.
~~~No~>oSeo>oso0(oN11~~r->
SLIGHT DECLINE In COTTON.
y--->e---o~.~------y--e
CONNER CIAL AFFAIRS.
&c, &c., &c.
Parliamentary Discussion on Taxes.
IT DECLINE In COTTON.

BY THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND MAINE
IELEaRAPHs TO PORTLAND, THENCE BY BAIN's
MERCHANTS LINE.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, April %. 1851 I
The royal mail steamship Niagara reached her dock at
O'Clock this evening.
She has IL passengers-seven for Halifax
The United States steamer Franklin from New yor,
April D. arrived at Cowes on the 18th inst at Bpm
The u s. steamer Arctic, from New York April q ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th, at M
The steamship City of Glasgow sailed for phadel,ha
on the 10th ut with heavy freight and 12o passengers
The Hon Mr Clemson, Minister at Brussels is among
the number.
The news, generally, Is unimportant.
Parliament had adjourned for the holidays to meet
again on the 2Sth
Her Majesty will open the Great Exhibition in state
The public will be excluded during the ceremony.
An insurrecion, headed by the Duke of sadina had
broken out in the town of yintmiga, Genoa Tho in
surgens were 5000 strong. The King had taken COM
mand Of the royal troops
The overland mail from India had arrived but the DO
htcal news from India and China is unimporant Bust
ness at Bombay was steady, bus inactive. At Canton
freights were fl los, and a decline was expected
Late accounts from the Cape OF food Hope state that
the British forces had obtained decisive victory over
the Kas at Kat river Still there was little prospect Of
speedy termination of the war.
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BrooLIyn CITY Intelligence.

IsFFsrIgArlo- isro Gauss oP ruR DrAiu TUvis
Va BPtsr.-An investigation into the cause " the
death q Mr. Van Brun took place in the chamber of
the supreme Court Monday before the Coroner The
examination Of witnesses occupied the whole day until
late IN the evening, and the testimony elected proved
that deceased came to his death from other than
blows and violence inflicted upon him by william Whip
ley the young ma In custody charged with the offence
~ appears that, on Monday evening last whipley and
deceased had quarrel. when Whipley who is y very
aeeahy disposed and respectable young man. pushed
or knocked Van Brunt down. The deceased then pro-
cecdcd homcward and went to bed. and getting up
during the night accidentally fen down stairs, and the
injuries thus received proving fatal he expired soon
after, and was buried on wednesday On saturday,
from representations made 10 the Coroner he caused the
body 70 he exhumed, and subsequent posi- norton cx
animation appeared to warrant the arrest Of Wbipey
The above facts appearing In evidence Monday, the
jury rendered verdict that deceased died um injuries
on the BRAIN caused BY falling stairs the night
q ofMonday, the 221 inst and the prisoner
quently released from custody.
FRE or BOARD run FEnRv Boar Isprrr-prvcr About
u O'Clock on Monday night hre broke out On board
the Independence of the Catherine ferry boats ani
before the water could be brought bear the danes
the ladies' cabin and machinery the boat greatly
damaged Tho fire il supposed to have originated from
accident. the smoke stack after an hands had len
for the night. Damage, about 5000. No insurance.
FRr.-About o., o'clock on Monday evening, Are
broke out In stable belonging 20 Mchsel poock rear
cf ~ 1ery street and two houses owned by Mr. Mat
thewS news express agent, consumed with the hultny
Tho flames communicated with two frame dwellings
the rrsr q lT adams street, occupied by f,ur families
ard the goods aud furniture mostly bu ned up Ne
issWesce.
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Srw 0RIr.ss, April %. 1851
The sales Of cotton this A. 81 5000 bales still
easier prices-middng being at aa.c Toe freights to
Liverpool firm Cotton Is taken at onc-half penny
Sterling exchange Is st 10 "A 10if.
BUFFALO April - 1851
The receipts since yesterday have been, aour. $500
bba; wheat. u 900 bus corn, 20o00 bus. Western
-four in demand AZ unchsngcS prcesl j0) bbls sold
OF - 80 for Michigan. Wheat Is steady and arm. In
there Is less doing aud the market tends down.
ward. Ohio whiskey il at .0lsc, with small sales.
freightssre as before reported
ALna,Y. April -. 1851.
The past twcnt yiour hours receipts have been our
5000 bbls.; wheat none; corn 14.001 bus Flour "a
steady, but active with sales Of 1000 hbs Wheat is
in fair demand but the rmuess Of hold checks
tions. AGO bus sod at 81 ~ for Genescc Corn i
active; but have change to report ales $500
bus al o. sc 5000 bus of oats changed hands az i5c
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Nothing Of interest had occurred in Parliament pre-
vious TO the adjournment for the holidays On the
motion for going into committee the bill for the
Assessed taxes, Mr.. Disraeli moved the resolution of
which he had given notice, That in any relief be
granted 10y the remission of the adjustment of taxation
due regard should be paid the depressed condition Of
the owners and occupants Of lands in the United King
dom" lie commented with great severity the course
pursued by government during present session. with
reference to the agricultural interests; invcghing
against their conduct in refusing relieve the distress
which they acknowledged to exist, and disappointing
hopes which the farmers had been led to entertain by
the expression in the royal speech. lie intmated be-
fore he sat down to agree to the repeal of the window
tax but to oppose to the utmost the imposition Of any
kind Of ineomctax farmers The speech was received
with loud cheers from the Protectionsts
Mr.. LanoucIIERA replied and argued that the relief
afforded to the agricultural classes by the repeal the
window and modification of the House tax. would be
greater than would result from originally pro-
posed with that object than would be given by the re-
peal Of the income tax recommended by Mr.. Hcrrer
Lord Joy RusssLL complained OF the delusions prae-
tised on the country by these motions, which, when
brought forward in Parliament distinctly discaimed any
intention OF changing the free trade policy, but the
suit Of the divisions which paraded the country
as proof Of the partality OF the House
On the vote, there for the motion ESQ against it,
263-beng majority Of l3 against IT,
petition had been presented BY Lord Stanley In the
House from the inhabitants Of British Guiana, praying
for entire alteration Of the representative system
Earl Grey agreed with the noble lord in thinking thst
Guiana should have free institutions as soon as it was 1T
to receive them.
The Income bill will be read second time when Pars.
ment re.asscmbes ON the 25th.
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TRANSPORTATION,

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE NOW
u forwarding goods TO Pittsburyh in ave days, from
Phila afepha at the following low rates, First Jls
Dry Goods Shoes Hats Sc, 81 lu lbs Second Glass
Bales Brown Muslins Groceries, Hardware, 6e ots
O lls Thrd-0ueensware, Coffee Tin. &e ~ ct. ~
bs. FoprthAshes Tar Pitch Sc 81 T. rcr lOo lbs Ne
CHARGED for receiving forwarding goods nt
philadelphia Pittsburgh Goods from New York Boston.
the Eastern Manufacturing Companca 70 insure
should be consigned 70 IT. NJ HOUSTON. PrriSht Agent
Pailsselphia HerADKg h TAvoDE. Agents
Canal Basin, Pittsblfg n.
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Affairs In New England.

MAN SHOT IN ATTEMPTING TO EJECT ANOTHER
FROM THE OCCUPATION OF A PARM-THE BOSTON
MARSuALs-FIRE IN CHARLEsTowN.
BosroS, April 20 1851.
Al Monroe, Maine, on Friday last named John
Cozsens, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Cunningham,
Sc, attempted to dispossess named Jewell of
farm of which he held Illegal possession they found the
doors barred and the inmates armed with guns pitch
forks &c inside. While the law officers endeayor
ing to force the door, shot was fired from the inside
which instantly killed Cozzens The Jewels finally
captured and committed jail Several citizens of Mon
roe are said to be implicated in the resistance.
The report teegraphed to this city last evening that
the officers who conveyed Smms back to Savannah,
insulted in Beaufort, their return is Indignantly
donied.
The large morocco factory of Christopher Solus at
CharieStown, WAS destroyed by fire this morning Loss
$4,000 Of which $4,000 insured in the Charestow
Office. Several dwelling houses injured
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BRIG TosQUTN, OF NEW YORK, ABANDONED AT SEA-
Loss or A BRITISH BARK, Erc.
BosroS April % 1851
The bark A. g. Tl, at this port from M,rseilea re-
ports that 18th instant lat 81 1s lon So 1J spoke
ship J. q. Humphreys from New Orleans for Liverpool
and took from her Captain Pickett and the crew nne
in numbor) Of the brig Tonquin Of and for New York
from Cardenas with cargo of 20 barrels OF sugar
which abandoned on the 10th, when oil Gunkey dis
mastcd ard in sinking condition The A. q. Hill. on
her outward passage December 18th lat 81 Is. Ion g.
passed wrecked brig, of DO tons apparently
sel, and hailed from Gardiner
The ship John q Adams, arrived at this port from Cal
cutta reports that the cath OF March, at A. M lat
s Ion Is, while goirg at the rate Of about nine
hour she In contact with the British bark Hin
doc. Captain Ellis from Newcaste-on-T Tyne, for Alden,
with coal and she sunk in about ten minutes The
tain and crew succeeded In getting board tho John
Adams saving nothing but the clothes they stood in.
On the 9th inst lat 20 10 lon. o. spoke bark St An
drew from cadiz, of and for New York. They were
boarding the schooner Bristol Of New York. totally dis
mased and apparently abandoned.
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EILIOT1S NEW GRANADA, MEXICO, CALIFORNIA
IL Oregon Freight Parcel aud Passenger Bxrress will
~ despatched pgr steamer ~ May ith for Panama Aea
puCo. Mnxaan san Bias San Diego Monterey, san Fran
esco Sacramento city Astoria and tho Mines cold DUST
freight packages end parcels insured and shipped AZ lowest
Families and panied persons crossing she
sthmus the assistance of tho proprietor whs
a made the most complete for their safe aud
speedy conveyance through 10 sslfornia AMI nternelat
Tort Tickets secured ~ lowest rates. Packages ~ ths
Express have heen detained the Ihmu tathough
The proprietor he's conducted Express through 70 and
from san Francisco ave tmes r reason - once obvious
70 all The proprietor has spared labor expense %
make this Express All that the business pusc demand
Having made the complete arrangements With tho bes
transportation agenta ha sthmus and With thosc ~ the
Aantc and fa thc steamers the two condnct
Da the Epcs. through and attending 10 all business
soually ia place Of renders " certain that b.
can forward packages of ell kinds and DO all business
~ Ices expense than hc done under any other sye
1hs j. the only Express direct for sesan ports Repeated
complaints that freight has heen carried past its dcnaton
bv cxprc) induces the proprietor attend promptly
the excntion of sl orders In Aespuco Msftian, san BIAS
sen Diego aud Monterey and connecting at Panama with
Exrrcs Tor Valparaiso aud Iallao. The plan 81 this Hx-
pfess much admed that packages are delivered
Formation concerning deceased persons obtained and their
cnee,H forwarded promptly. Bills and drafts collected and
all orders executes with despatch RefersnceaHon T.
Butler King san frsnoisco; T. H. Basco, san Jose U. Cl
Phelps kingman 80 Chatham street New York; v. ".
sutton. - Wall street New York Stone sother,
brooklyn Butler T. Mc1arty. philadelrhia Hon. Ru-
fus Choste, Doson; Hen. n &. winthrop Boston Smith,
Bal,imore Onices.Sen rancsco ~ Cihv street; New
York - Wall street. Boston 10 Court street; Philadelphia
W North Second streets baltimore ~ Hanover and
Lombard streets. AUGUSTUS ELLIOTT
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liNERfoot, April T. 1901
Tomorrow being Good Friday and close holiday, the
business in Cotton FOR the week ended this evening wo
have to report heavy Cotton market and decline in
American descriptions of oneeghth penny per ID since
the departur. Of the last steamer and Of quarter
penny per To- since the date Of Circular Of the sth
Instant The market Is In that depressed state, tina.
prices must be considered nominal and il would be inn
possible to effect sales in quantity at oneeihth
penny per Id. below our quotations Public opinion
Is decidedly against the market In consequence Of the
continuance Of large receipts In the American ports Tho
stock Of Cotton In this port Ia 5Z 900 bales Of which
10000 American against 80 900 bales las. year OF
which aGb 600 were American
Trade In Manchester Is quiet and ess u doing 10 goods
and yarns with downward tendency In prices.
our corn market is very dull, beiug over shelmed By
the enormous imports Of Hour from France the receipts
into this port alone from that country during the past
week being equal 10 about 20 600 bbs Of 1oJ bs ami
the quantity forced the market far exceeds the ia,
msnd that prices quite nominal Western canal
gour 1o.aZ0s Philadelphia and Baltimore 90 Gl s2ls
Cd and dull of sale; ohio AMI Canada 2os 2Os o. and
sour lss 10 per bbl white Iudian sos; yellow
Jls a2 and mixed, 30s ca 3ls per quarter OF $50
lhs wheat 5s. iIa o. 81 for red, and 6s e. Al p,r
~ H. for white Indian corn meal, lis. ca per Dbl
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RARNUMS MUSEUM. PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
~ nun, PROPRIETOR III. sanford, Assistant Manager
second week Of the gorgeous and enhancing Chinese
termed the Bronze Horse. witnessed and admired
thousands Of the citizens Of Philadelphia for the past week
IL IL emphhcaly proverb Of beauty Will also be per-
formed this week the comedies called Love- Law and
fhysic, Presented AZ Court % Weak Points &c, with
ormanee In the afternoon composed Of the most coma
IGrces the finest OF Naudeves Petite Dramas popular
Melodiss charming Dances &c Then the thousand and
curosites Of the spacious saloons full of interest
Admission to these and one performance cents children
under ten years, l2la cents.
A RCU STREET TuEATRE.-PRoPosALs FOR RENT.
~ ing the shove Theatre for from september l
s will be received before the lst May Address
). BRASSoN, 5JMarket street.
rHILApTIPrtA, April s, lsjl.
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Arrival Of the Isabcl's MaiLs-The Prepare
tions of the Spanish Authorities 10 Repc4
the Threatened Invasion, &c.

The mails brought by the steamship Isabel to Chare
ton arrived in this city yesterday afternoon The -
vices from Havana are TO the I'D inst, inclusive
We have received in addition to correspond
flee Of the Diaro Ia Marina the Gucefa dc Ia Hss~.s
and the Faro Industrial de Ia Habana to the I'D nstank
inclusive
The Chinchila at Key West, spoke, of Cape Antonio,
the Spanish steamer Pizarro, French Of war; tive
! English ditto, and one Spanish brig supposed to be
watching the movements Of Quitman aud Lopez Who e
was reported, would make demonstration in that
! quarter.
The Goceta De Ia Holana contains correspondence be-
tween the Captain General Of Cuba ana Colonel Javier
Quntsiros, of the cavalry. Colonel @ writes rom she
lucaro and informs the Captain General that ahe ia
very anxious pay with his existence the debt which he
owes TO his Queen and country and therefore hik
services lie intimates that ele report Is general that
invasion 4 pirates il meditated lie goes tosa
that since the first invasion he has organized 40 meA
men, with iances ana carbines.
Gen Concha responds to this letter by acknowledging
the satisfaction with which no has received this express
sion Of loyalty and by answering the Colonel that he h,s
determination o many bands of pirates rs shall dare
to set foot on the soil &c Sc.
OUR CUBAN CORRESPONDENCE.
nAyASA, April -, 1851
TIE Ru,so,S Of .enot'ev H1rdson1He Preparations s DE
Gororwent to meet Tral ola Ha6r,ero 70, Gr.~s .4A6
and Comfort" 10 the Eneay-7h. Erceac.t il Hs-~ss-
BlsireSs, &c, Sc.
s;ae ar. boy;,n;,r 10 ss,,. an ,sro., os xor.a;, 49,
s
Carries terror 10 one anu dreams OF Joy 70 othcr hsaSs
The steamers Ohio and Habanero. which have arrived
here from New oreans With, TN, mast ey, a.vs h-;,
a., -. = '' s
'e o'' Po''Ne aSsu 'nees tha' Lopez haS announcer ex-
petition on the point of leaving which not only better
red than his last bpt Ia in .vcrv yanact mora e.,
:,,, ~,
fniuHbie Inc government 50 lif bclrFe the tuta of
these that they have allowed the press TO publa
,nd conm.rt on them .nj tc exc;..n,.nt sn,o,r -
people very great III Is useless u repeat the h"uaand
stories that aoat relative to the aynituic Of hs
exnelition suecs II N sav that thev v,rv from. ,.
.
stcabsrs ana ten thouHahd men doNh 10 insSnhc"nee
From what may be deemed pretty good sources although
am inclined believe they partake sonewhst u
tho prevalent disposition exaggcrate that the
invading force will comprise some 500 or 900 mon.
brought 70 the sand on two steamers As for time mono
l. yet named but the general opinion seems be ths
landing will be effected between this aul the ths
month
The preparations made Ivy the government show q
marked difference in tactics between those present
ads and tho.e of the time OF Ronca. when Roneali
preparing for the invasion tactics taaeA
upon a system II his forces leaving the
wide heds Of Cuba 10 the protection of their inhabitants
and the army Ite to fau in force upon amy menae-d
points; the pr,eent system 70 b. det ,rruatior
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Interesting from Canada.

MosTREAI, Aprl -, 1901
The Colonial Government have just published dss-
patches lately received from Earl Grey by Lord Egn
the Governor General according TO which, the Imperial
Government win not object to the reductions in the civil
list and will recommend the British Parliament pay the
Governor General Of Canada; but in return will remove
all troops except from the garrison Of Quebec and Kings
ton and will charge the province for ordnance barracks
&c also for all presents that made to the Indians
Earl Grey does not think this will tend to separation
of the colonies from the mother country
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, Sso.

- EMITTANCES TO ENGLAND. IRELAND, AND
n Scotland-Dratts sale Tor any amount, from IL
ards which will be eashei at Bank In the Uncd
knsdom Asc Packages y every description forwar led
Iow ratee ~ all the steamers t0 part 81 Europe
EDWARDS, SANFORD co : Transatiautie ~ press.
~ Adams Co.s ~ and Is Wall street.
Small parcels will be received till hfpast nine A. NJ Of
The DAY Of sailing % every steamer to Europe.
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE,

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA - NEW YORK
IN and Philadelphia direc.-Uned States Mail Line
Through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare
duced TO 5 for trsass and - 80 for second Leave
New York A. GA M from foot Courtsnd and
"a NJ and r. NJ from foot ofLiherty Leave Pi.-
dspha al and A. N. and H. NJ from the foo. Of Wal
nat street.
CAMDEN AND AsBoy RAILROAD LINE FROM
~ New York to dephia-Leavea pier No. North
River, by steamboat JOHN POTTER; Morning Line, a.
o'clock A NJ. Afternoon Line, at o'clock T. " Fare by
sithor line S. forward deek 81 Emigant Line at 81 o'clock
4. NJ. fare, al 80. l. BLISS, Agent.
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The Southern Steamers.

NEw ORLEASs, April 2S 1851.
The steamship Falcon sailed from this port, to-day,
with 63 passengers Tor Chagcs for Havana AMI y for
New York.
SAVANNAH April %. 1851.
The steamship florida, Capt. Lyon, from New York,
arrived at her wharf at clock this mornlng-a Well
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a PHILADELPHIA RObber Arrested.

a.
young man, giving his name Charles H. Williams.
was arrested last evening at house OF ame charged
with robbng Mr Bowen the Ohio merchant of 81 800 at
the Merchants Hotel, in Philadelphia ST. 600 of the
stolen money was found upon him, aud he made full
confession OF the robbery