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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

November 2stA, On the Moksluns Of oonesstivs T.
On board the steamer 0en. warren, sept soth, VII.
IAaD BAnrSr, Of Medvsy, Aas:., assd 90; Oct. 9th,
TrssErrs vile OF J. H. Tsbbstts or New York ned a.
l4th, BAEsAsAs CARRY, OF Midway, mass aged 60 Nov
9th, Y. BABcocK, Of Vermont, eyed n, buried ct
San Diego.
On board the steamer Carolina, Nov. Goth, j. J. II
MEpLocK Of Georgia. suddenly OF disease the heart
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HAoxEr AID Miss EAsrss g. JoHssos Ill Of ClsekAna A
Co, o. Z.
BIRTHS.
daughter ~
October IL, Mrs JAMES NJ. MooaE, Of Linn city, Of
DEATH.
october IL, after few hours Illness Mr. GEoaer NJ
WLLI.n'; ssed about - years. formerly Of Liberty,
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EDuARD ~ COLLINS " VAL nrss, = = -
Drawn. snIPLEN a CO, LIVERPOOL.
d a. RoBgafaA co. n Xmas Afms ysrt, Leaa~~.
T. DRArry, ~, rppierarA, Asn nay 7. ktgth
Afaf tbs nrse n ar-g the rsto 81 rtgha ~ sA<
t,v, stsamns fr,m Lvepogl vtN ~ Dsisri,y rsa bsa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

ssS FRssc-co, Dec Ia, 1850.
Since our last report have had as mar be expect
Cd at this season OF the year dull and inactive state
Of business In nearly every branch ofour market Du.
RAG the latter part Of November the arrivals 81 all de-
scriptions OF mrrcba ndiee we're unusually large The
demand for the winter supplies In the mines being
nearly completed the quantity q stock thrown into
the market during the last weeks has considerably
exceeded the demand, and caused . reduction In our
quotations There are, asyet no signs Of Immediate
III. rains thus tar have not been by any means as
those experienced In the latter part OF 1912
indeed 80 unusually dry ha. the present season hih-
vine" digyings" have been very much impeded and
the amount Of gold dust received from She mine. has
fer tn" last two weeks been consderabl reduced.
The number Of cur agricultural population IL now
increasing with wonderful rapidly Tbe orty
Of the wc.t,rn farmers Who have crossed the plains
during the last season, preferring their accustomed
avocaton TO entering into the arduous and unsettled
lie Of miner These me TORN the very best possible
nues for the population Of our state, and will also
by N mir introducing home produce into market
prevents 10 great degree the immense semi onthly
drains q capital from this city,
The greater portion q the shipments 10 tbs place
speculation have arrived and the future consign-
ments viii be Of more lsgitimat. nature Witch will
preventive fuctuation. and uncertainty heretofore
the great features Of California markets There sl
remains great foomfor improvement Ia the quality OF
goods shipped aud In H., mode Of packing the same,
the ereat length che oyags being very Injurious TO
printable articles unless they are packed With the
utmost care
Referring to cur arns1,d prices current We rsrcrt
en- tho staplts.~
Ffors -Ths stock a hand u large though there
faNe heen bptftN arrivals fince our 1851 Noo1 Ihil
fnds dun snle az Siik per ack ~ aO0 lbs Most Of
the uited Statfs aout which comes 70 market Is
dsnag,d spdnt the present. time perfectly sound
ucls " W0rih Sl7ts per barrel
PoaN The market l. fully iupplisd, and ssles dull
~ quoted prices S2i % . tor rs Tor clear
and STA tor prime Per barrel
srum Very large supplies from tho Sandwich
snas and Asia have rta reduced the prices OF All
CaspfH ~ this article. We quote Loaf sugar IL cents
ctvsbed IL cents, and brown Manila s 10 III cents
M0Lttsfs- Hes fallen onsiGerabiy since our last.
sugar hOufe. 81.
~ The MARKET s bare ofail ds,cription. snd our
quotations are easily obtsinpg
CotItE-Is duh ard sales q good Java have been
rrase ~ 20 cents.
Rtgr- IL IN demand and good article Of Csrclina
reaary commands our higher quot atoms
chit 70 10 cputs
TCasrn- Cca;ihpes very inactive The present sr.
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on beard the brig Jane en Der passage from Panams
October eth, Of fever " w. FousAtrH, late foreman
In the Boston I mrs Office
on board the ship Orphan November nth 81 dyson.
t.fJ UForGT Rrtp ~ Liverpool England
In stockton on the 4ih December, At the bouss Of
Rssd Tsy lor Co, SIR jaws JrrcHrR. late member
o. Rockbiidge Lodge NO 81, L. o. Of q. H. Lexington
Virginia.
septt nber 2ftb 81 Leake srring, OF diarftea Jsfv
q ot0Dwj~, Or. essd 10 Effort Bend county, Ter2s
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No1ICE-THE PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP PA
~ enc Tor ldyerpsu will please he board, the
iaet O. Cana street this day, wsdnesday January IA
a. III o'clock A. M ant send all luggage not the
patfage beard this day Tuesday January 2l
below, with tle number of their berth
los LiyksroOL-UsiTED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship PACIFIC, Captain n. Nye rhir steamship Win
dspAr with ths mans tor Europe positively wsdnss
day January I'D, a. ~ O'clock M her berth
foot OF Can't street. Nc berth TIL
ters ana tspers mutt pass through tho pest oee rS
freight or rAsAxe having uneguAed
elegance or aomisrt, Apply 20 -
ED~ARp X. COLLINS SO Wall 81
The steamer Arctic will succeed shs
sry 9Th Positively frsish, win DO received after AosdA
cvenisg, Jan. -.
ENoR SAVANNAH AND HAVANA TUE NEW AND
II splendid steamship Alabama. cAp'ais Ludlow, wih
leave New York or Savannah, saturday 18th Jaauay
three Osook r. h. iron pier No T. North river.
gers By her VIII aeh savannah IN tsaser 70 take the steam
sh.p Isa. che ist 81 February from sRyaansh 20 Ha
yana. Apply 70 SAMUEL MITCH I'll. ta, Frous ~.
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Stage Lines from Sacramento.
FOR TIE sol m
Stockton, The Southern Mines
Stages leave the Missouri Hotel Daily.
FOR 1IiE SOUTHEAST.
Mormon leland Salmon Falls
Greenw BOD Valley Georgetown.
Coloma. PlacervilIe.
Weberville, Ringgold.
Through by Daylight
BIRCH'S Line leaves Suffer Hotel Daily.
City
FOR THE EAsr.
Auburn. North Fork.
Stages leaves Missouri Hotel Daily
FOR THE NORTHEAST.
Nevada City. Rough and Ready.
luba River Mines.
Through ~ Jircive Hours.
BEEkS' Line leaves Crescent City Hotel Daily.
Iowa House
Stages ALEC leave Missouri Hotel Daily.
FOR TITr NORTH
Marysvlle. iuba City.
Feather River Mines.
Stages leave Missouri Hotel Daily.
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LOS LIyEapOoL,-UNITED STATES MAIL srEAn-
II u PA(IfIO n Nye =
DACIFIo hAIL srkAMsHIP COarANn.-rnE fuh-

partmen and carrying The Uhited Hates ,s will oos-
fifteenth days Of each month unss desised bv
sseasr. Of he aTs, q .ha msssb MI teas - nsasuis
San B saisssn san Diego. and Monterey. The sie.s1a
TIE new steamship COLUMBIA viii Ply regularly. s.-s
her ariva in the Pacific between san frsassoo sad ports
In Oregon, awaiting the former the ef nall
sA nas aI i.sss ~ re tsnssins steamer from
between PSnams aud san frsnei,so' F''''As's
;ssTS.,pss tMTaS S S,sg NV 9l e AIR
.ishth eaea mont ior chare, third boa. Vn =
sd hs" s.@shp xxi and PHILADELPHIA
will form direct line between ksu Orleans and chsgas
possible on ss I5ns ana win H. rasas team
.hps thtossh ips aai fro New Orleans ports
Through ticket, Tor month can Ne secured ar .ppo
tons for passass fro New 0rssss se n "a G. ARn
srROko, lAo kAsOs a Co. Agents a. thai place.
srendie fact sailipv packet thtr Az iLJ-axGaf-
ohs; pisr = EK has ia'go psrsioa q Ter osrs1
he made. superior accommodation, tor les Grst asi
JOIN OGDEN. No Wal street..
FOE SAN FRANCISCO. INK NEW. SEs YORK
s sn ss,ES',s 'E ,as ,aoys r.r rA ts,g :a
ssirTsEs fsossi i, - iE 5sss.,
EoRsAs IRAN cisco. cAIIroRS MUTUAL LINE.
-, fni sl,ec. s,sh, ,ss n's eni sissast sss
Ltls mater. ssyirr lArs, part - ber ssso co.
cert .Alr vas ts y ss.. reras rstsr.eS ssd stsss
With sreoa regard - speed for he East lnss trade and
. down ln1ssaisy pa'.,ss srriy ~ board :,
y sslsr LORD i0s wall s,rset y q css os vi
street.
Eog cnAGREs., DiRIcr-Ar raE TOYS i gtrss
q pa.ssss snd irtsat To- new as sFetdid deqbe
viii leave from pier No North RIVER Or sonssv Issy
9Th M5oeock. Y. a. for froishter psssaFe, hayiug
81 BATTERY Pi,ss. 20 - 'tsir
DoRTL.ND, OREGON TpRRfToRY.--rut suPERIos
4 I Baltimore clipper burt eart DsLAWAHtAsf
receive i@ncaisss dss,ssR ror trssh r. s'sss b.,.s
superior ac''Hm'ds'on,igr ae e. ss,ra q
~ u. All goods eonHsned 70 friends At fortaas wis
eceive rarticulsr Attention.
nEePATun LTrE-FoR san FRANCISCO. DiRgCr.-
NJ Hsd sIls9se .hg AakK! ny u tsssss
lev eshn p.ssnssrs ssii IN about ten days Imms-
0'''' '''''""'n '''' EBsUrToSs co. - wsu .
rms Erw YoRk AVID tIvESFoOs UNIFIED Stairs
Nal seamsrswThs ssiE, so@lI,isE tnis iins sfo "a
etc, CsCtsia Nyc saristis, osptsip or,tsn Arss,s
s6Igs hsriss sosn buli, ~ ccnsraat sxrro.ry ID
service, has takon in shor an
fsstis7, - ss u their ensnea " Strength
ausllsd Tor elegance comfort
Tes o. pssssse isom Ksw Yer. - ldvsrp,o su sssls
ato use q extra tiEs staio roena tJ lrSE. Lssrv
~ e,peasaeea ssIs,sg VII s,'ssasd s. itsa hts
he ownera q thcss saps yin ret "a asssa.sSia ~ sh
s IS . q li Ss s Ss,s ,' =; 81 s
rSSsss''D D.rr' % 't 49,. ;,,-.,.,
~s,a'itsS ~ "a l., 'sf''y ~ In IN -,
s: : q: a: isE "a. 5: a 4 81 :.
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FIrsr CHrRCH UuRIsr- tPresbyteriau and Con.
xregationslist place OF worship, church Sixth
street, near y. Time Of services, Ion, 3, and
oclock. Pastor, Rev. J. A Benton. Sabbath school
o'clock
Barrier CHrHcn .-plaoe Of worship court room,
Of and Fifh streets Tine Of aervce iei4, q
and o'clock Paetor Rev Ias Capen.
PRoTFsrsNT EPtstorsL CHuHcH.-flnce Of w0rship
Qusen's Hall, and Front streets Time Of services
III and O'Clock Pastor Rev. NJ Pendrin
MFrH9risr EPtscorsr CurBoH SorrH,-plsee Of vor
ship, corner q and seventh streets. Time Of seg
yices, JOS s3s, and o'clock Pastor, Rev. William
poliock
Msiuoosr Erucerat enrutH.- Place Of worship,
chapel corner J. ana seventh streets. Time q ser.
vices, 1c 3, and o'clock Pastor Rev Isaac q ven
sahha.h fchooi 81 O'Clock
Fnosr srRFsr.-Every sabbath afternoon Al 4
o'clock ~ ministers Of different A. nominations
Ftusr Nstuontsr CHtHCH rrn Coiorrp Prortg.-
Place % vorship, church Seventh street between
Pa,t"s. VA oies '''''' A"u 0'''O'
A. Tis~ssss w TIE Methodist rplscof,l church
Ihue II .eivicc, ie5l o'clock
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EoR CHhCREs. DiRgCr-AT tax Lows i gtrss
Of passsKa and fright The sud splendid duabld
eBEiee s',amshig rkosETBGUs q | acd tons bu.,hss
viii leave from pier No. North RIVER snntsv, lay
Tth. ~ o'clock r. d. For eahter psssars havus
perior accommodation, applY q n u. hIiGN
No. natterv Pi,oa 90 atafre.
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DOU BILE SHEE T.
New York, Saturday, April 10, 1851.


By the arrival of the steamship Prometheus at
this port last evening, in receipt of ten days.
later intelligence from California, but the news is
not of much Importance.
In consequence of the continued drouth, the hopes
Of the miners have been dsappointed but, although
the Prometheus brings no gold dust, We learn by
her that two millions of dollars worth is its way
10 the Atlantic States and had arrived at Panama.
The drouth oceasioned IA great depression in every
kind of business but hopes entertained that bot
tom had been reached. Weneed not, consequently,
expect such large importation Of the precious
metal for some time to come from that region
vas anticipated. 1t is very likely that the effects
Of the drouth will be severely felt here as in Cali
fornia, if not more disastrously.
We learn that a destructive fire occurred at Ne
vada City, which destroyed property to the amount
Of q million OF dollars. This, added to the drouth
viii increase for time and for a moment, the diff
kculties in California.
Some more lynching has taken place in the new
States on the Pacific. Two persons found in the
net of horse stealing Costumes river, were
hanged by the people.
We refer our readers to the details Of the news
published in another column.
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The frat event ~ the new musical will Lp the
concert r. Mr. Vincent Wallace. at Tnpcr HALL on
Tuesday evening next. The arrangements made II give
extraordinary Lrilancy ~ this establishment are on an
extensive scale The orc cstra will be very lays nnd
scetted from the very hest musicians IN the met topas
70 that tho compositions ~ Wallace may ~ executed
with Ito utrost perfection. The compositions ~
tho master will ~ lrcned 10 with much curiosity ana
thr on rturs 10 Marmicn ard 60 Maritann will he
very rtable TO every lover q elevated musical
petition
In adoiti,n "a the novelties and taert which viii all
D. Tie attractions of this concert It appear that are
- have the fret appearance of Madame Rsichrle a
trsr II tic rtmpostr.,who has Yrau0 voice II
frs quality nj an admirable method - vucniz4tiIn
Shr wi srn aoyeru tmes during tho ming md can
nat fail Ia gicase H. pubic both With her naurl and
rlG~frd aiauy tn - art. ou the vhiye. thr public
btte Uth NJ - .rct fftu oauc'ft of " uHeumuun
@ thr ~ Iana.s
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Accounts by TIE legraph.

Bosros, April Is, 1851
Accounts from Plymouth state that the loss Of pro-
perty by the gale and high tide there is from $780,
100000 Bridges swept away, and property Of all
kinds carried OIL At Marshfeld and Kingston similar
destruction occurred.
Dir Bennett, the keeper Of Minots lighthouse, has
Just arrived from Cohasset He reports that the light is
clear gone to the foundation, AMI thinks the rock
split by the force of single Of unusual strength
The light was last seen burning wednesday night, at
ten O'Clock, at which time the bell also heard
ring.
The bodies of the two assistant keepers Of Mnots light
house have not yet been recovered.
Accounts Of damage by the gale continue to come in
from the eastward where the damage was considerable
We do not hear yet Of wrecks Of magnitude though
the outer islands are covered with wreck stuff.
The H. b. Forbes has gone down to remain of Minot's
ledge until light boat can be obtained which will take
about n week.
on Hinot's ledge.
Bosros, April 49, PM
The brig Elizabeth, from Matanzas for Portland with
cargo Of moasses went ashore at Mansfield during the
late gale All the hands board were lost but one who
reached the land on a spar, with a broken thigh.
schooner brig laden with SALT supposed to be the
Woiamo from Cadiz for Boston, was lost near the
place. All hands saved
schooner from Thomaston, with lime, took FIRE and
was burned near the same place Crew saved
The damage this harbor Is very great At least half
Of the sea wall around Deer Island Is gone.
The damage in George Island is about $4,000.
Al Long Island the waves have already made a pas
sage through.
IL
the damage TO the harbor.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PoTrsvILLr April Il, 1851.
The heavy rain Of Tuesday and yesterday has
siderably swollen the streams along the schuylkl but
learn from officers who came up this morning tina.
the canal has sustained damage The river had risen
but slightly at Reading, this morning.
IN DELAWARE.
LEwrs, Del, April ls, 1851.
The storm has subsidized. and all the vessels at the
Brcakwater have rode out the gale in safety though IT III
detained by unfavorable winds. The schooner Mary
Adene from Snow Hill for New York. with cargo Of
corn, put Into the Breakw alter with loss Of fvremast
nAII STORM IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
BaLTEoRE, April is. 1851.
yiol mt hail storm occurred in Georgia the lSth
inst The stones said to have been as large as
pigeons egg. Great damage was done.
At Mobile Is stated that hail stones fell Saturday
larger than hens eggs,
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UTICA, AIrh -. 1891.
The citizens have called meeting at the Court House
tomorrow evening TO take for the safety Of
the city, and TO organize fire department This will
enraCe the old firemen and may create outbreak
man on the omigrant train, last night had his head
knocked of 10y coming in contact with bridge this side
Of Rome
Charles McDonough was this morning knocked of
ladder some fort! feet in height on which he stand
Ing by runaway team, and was badly hurt that he
cannot recover.
heavy slide of the canal bank mile west of
Arskany, has taken place. Years entertained Of
large break in the canal and all l. being done that
be 10 prevent it,
The water in the canal NJ this place Il two feet below
high water mark. and loaded boats cannot pass.
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lFrum the Boston Evening fr4nsc ript April III
The tcu0 ng IL \ letter FROM DR.. Morisrty, at Deer
Islasd liospal:-rhe last night and to-day has
been indeed terrific, and boys have had pro
vsrntm escape About 10 oclock Tuesday night, the
teacher found his own room surrounded by water In
going to the boys house he obliged wade up to his
any emergency There was escape from the building,
the water being five feet deep About IL o'clock the roof
parted and the house was te~sed about by the At
daylight Mr. Goss succeeded in getting out and reporting
the condition Of the boys We Immediately sent down
OK teams and with great dculty brought the boys to
Tue new building. At ~ O'Clock A. NJ, both houses,
with their contents, carried or including all the
bedding belonging to the boys department MIR. Goss
lost except what he stood in his whole
tion being given TO the boys The upper left
but are damaged The wall is damaged seriously in
places The beat house for the reception OF
gers The sloop safe at the wharf though
what damaged and wih have to be repaired The
rolled in with more force than during the last storm 1t
came into the buiidg and has damaged the cellar
moor 80 that 1t will have to be relad The tide half
way up our front yard The entire plain from the Gut
people in the shanes driven to the building,
and we have been Obliged to feed the multitude. The
storm has done more damage thaa the last.
From the Portland ME Argus. Aprill71
As severe a storm Of wind aud rain have had
during this Of storms, in Tuesday and in
creased in violence up to Wednesday evening when its
force was somewhat ahate The wind was easeriy and
blew in gusts at times with terrible violence The tide
was very high and has done considerable damage. As
was predicted in the .1rgns few weeks since. it to
fearful point but not SO high may be anticipated in
September and April next Some idea Of its height yes
that to within two inches Of the point it reached
during the remarkably high tide Of 1881 The wharyes
were'yesteriay generally overtowed, and it up to
the level Of the railroad track the street. cellars
were inundated and lumber and other light stuff oaed
about Some damage has been done IN this way as also
some stores the wharves rendered quite shaky
by the water and the tempest All the wharves
or less injured The lower end of Long wharf is dcranged
that Of Commercial wharf thrown up from its founda
tonseyeral feet of stone wharf carried away The um
Der and other stuff the whrves is strewed around in
admirable confusion We understand the Old distil
used
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Baltimore, April Is, 1851
The New Orleans Pieayune learns from c. HALL from
Grenada, that the Nicaraguan government and people
have through British influence, taken sudden aversion
to Americans and that all Americans from Reao TO San
Juan about 500 in NUMBER had been compelled for their
interests and personal safety to break up their business
and leave, and, the 9Th inst at San Juan, pre-
pairing to embark for New Orleans and New York
Fifteen Americans had been murdered within twenty
days, one Of whom was A. Maynard from Western New
York. where he leaves a family
The ment Is represented as paying no attention
o complaints of these outragea
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fNr n0s Lara rtoN lI,s.vs.-Wc have received
" ~ lromcthcus cur .rs # Biaria = n Mrri and
faro ifrftrir' = Il Haidno, To- the 18Th Instant
IT,. tranquility q Havana had. for q moment. been
dhturitd ty strange incident Some persons heard.
On the IN Instant the report ~ at Maric and
thought immediately that new expedition had arrived.
but after careful inquiry, i sscertalned that IL
view at Nard "
Tie Ino fadtstrd. which appears In an improved
form publishes the orders ~ the Capaln.t,ousra r be
organization a. the Civic Guard aud long article no,
the difference existing between the cty x Hayan. III
ls2 ard i lsl The eoinparson e course j. greatly
III favor - thls year
The political news Is without especial interest
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CAELIsLr. April Is 1851.
The difficulties In the Dickinson College ~ Ia D.
ply and honorably settled. The suspended and dis
missed students restored upon paper being pre-
sntd t. the Faculty at the instance q the Hon James
Ia
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


\ oST OR MISLhfD-A NOTE FOR ONE ~ SDREn
IL and twelve dollars six cents, at four months,
February TO- l5 drawn hy ourclyes payable 20 t0r
rider aud endorsed. All cautioned ranst
NEGOTIATING the II will not ne paid AZ maturity
BULLOCK CRENSliAW, PbhadclIhia.
oST-A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDr ASD Slut.
IL u0med Juno with chain collar brass plate and owper
initiate y H. " Ten dollars will be paid IN deliy's
at i5 Wayeriy Place.
DrRsE ToUs D-WnICH THE OWNER cAN HAVE
~ applying y ID. a. CONSTOUk
Ianneey Court. wan street.
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lrtltb 10 designate personal dignity aud clcgance The
Rat has % do With the tout ensemble ema
for no'sng much dhgures the personal appearance as
clumsy ~ sared hat Genn invites attention T. his model
ofan eSqutely ToportSacd fabric, which does decidedly
eonfer an air Of Distinction aud but four dollars
GININ, 2iI Broadway, opposite st. Paui's.
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Noptfr April II 1851

Monur. April II. 1851
The European adyices. per Africa. had quite
lyruirg effect market and 500 bales were sold
~ improving prices Middling closed at 10t.c
CuARtrsroy. Arril II. 1851
There a good demand for cotton, which resulted in
fas of 500 bales Prices. Notwithstanding were some
what depressed and the transactions establish decline
a threoee hths to onehalf cent from the ghcst point
sales made III &C. said t. be common 70 fair quality
S.vsvv,H. April rs. 1851
Our cotton market continues dun. with sales Of only
go bales No change IN prices since the Aricss news
was received
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near the Museum. Business boots 81 OO usually So 90
French calf dress boots 81 70 TO s. co. usually 50 @ Also
variety Of fancy dress shoes for French
ntleather boots and shoes warranted well
calf skin For sale at Jones Ia Ann street. at prices which
INNS
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ing event will positively off Tuesday evening the
I'D inst wallace ranks among the greatest of living yio
hnists and pants, and might add, of the
age He will be assisted by the celebrated Madame Bou
chele Mr. Arthurson, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Grisbel Mr. Loder
and other solo performers and grand orchestra Those
tending purchase tickets should do early in order
prevent ding and confusion.
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FALTIMoRr. April Il, Is5I
A disratch has Just been received announcing that
Archbshop Ecscston H. worse. and hs very per-
fecty hopeless his throat l. bad that he has araken
Of no food for several weeks.
Brummord. II the parties arrested for the Kent
county massacre has made fun confession aud Eve
parties implicated have been arrested The soie object
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