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The Nevada journal., 1851-11-08

CENTREvILLE BALL.-A Ball, MS will
be observed in our advertising columns
comes off at Centreville, Grass Valley,
on Tuesday, the 18th instant, ut the
ALTA Saloonn
This Saloon was reared by Messrs.
Wakefield, Boring and Humiston, three
young men Of two years residence in
Grass Valley, in other words, pioneers
of their neighborhood Of temperate and
business habits, and remarkable en-
ergy, they are now prepared to show
to the ladies and gentlemen of Nevada
and Rough & Ready, saloon, the work
manship of which surpasscs, we think,
any thing of the kind in the mountains,
although not so large as two saloons in
our own Mountain city, still, surprising
many in style of workmanship.
The ladies are, we see by advertise
ment, to be received atBEATTYs, whose
house is now fully fitted up, where also
the supper is to be served up, no doubt
with their usual taste.
Grass Valley seems to be all in ecsla-
cies at this great demonstration of their
town, and many families are expected
from Sacramento, on the joint purpose
Of visiting the quartz mills and attend>
ing the ball.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-08

HA bandit band, numbering thirty
commanded by one " Charley Smith"
has been discovered in Shasta Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-08

NEW PosTMAsT were pleased
to ascertain, on the occasion of call at
the post Office the past week, that our
excellent friend, DIR. Overton, had re-
ceived the appointment of Postmaster
at Nevada We are confident that those
necessary qualities in an incumbent of
this office. courtesy and disposition to
oblige all callers, will be found to be
possessed by the new Postmaster in an
eminent degree.
We a,e informed that q set Of boxes
have Teen fitted up for the accommeda-
ton of those who desire this convenience,
and rs they are charged 4 nominal
monthly price, and persons can obtain
their letters as late as nine o'clock
in the evening" if proprietors of boxes,
miners who are out of the city during
the day, will not be compelled to leave
their work to get their letters, but can
call for them during the evenings, if
they avail themselves of this privilege.
We wish the new Postmaster much
profit and contentment in his Office, and
doubt not he is gladly welcomed by the
public.
We shall publish the list of letters
remaining in the Office in our next
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-08

oliti '.... ..... SE-UU
The Engines and Hook and Ladder
companies were promptly on the ground,
and rendered the most effective service
The fire broke out in block which
is composed of the most combustible
materials, and it was only by the most
active and strenuous cxertions of our
gallant fire department, assisted by the
citizens, that the progress of the flames
was SO speedily arrested
The Mayor was quickly on the spot
after the alarm was sounded, and rem
dered the most effective service, work
ing with all the ardor and spirit of II
veteran New York fireman. Union.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-08

Destructive FIRE About 9 clock
last evening, fire was discovered issuing
from the barber shop on Sixth street
between X and L, occupied by Mr.. Cur
tis thence it extended to the saddlers
shop occupied by Messrs. Singleton &
Kingsley, which was totally destroyed.
The Schuyler House. occupied by Bishop,
Granthan & Barnett.was next consumed
The stable of Mess's Moreland & Craig
was next destroyed. In this stable were
thirty or forty fine horses, which were
all fortunately saved, although some of
them are badly injured. The stock
yard of Smith & Barkley was also burn
ed. The barber shop and saddlers shop
were owned by John Rockford.
The amount of losses, rs nearly as
could be ascertained, are as follows
Saddler's shop (stock of goods, s3,50O
Barber shop. ........... -. 200
Schuyler House ...... -. -. 1000
Moreland & Craig (stables). -. 1000
Smith & Barkley, (stock yard) 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY. May l-6 II. NJ
Asnrs-Wth a steady market there were sales Of 20
barrels pots at s., ard pearls Mt 50 621.
Brransrrrrs We noticed more doing in Western and
State flour to day but prices without any improve
mont The transa c;ions In domestic embraced about
200 bbls superhnc No at - a 81 06; ordinary TO
straight State at 81 II 81 IS mixed 70 good Indiana
Michigan and Ohio 81 IS - 81: pune GeneSee at
81 80 ~ osa fancy do and Ohio. at 81 IS So and
extra do and do 50 n 80 So Canadian was more plenty
and lower parcel IL 200 bbls. brought 81 81 T. deli
yerabe Alongside Southern remained heavy and favored
buyers. About COO barrels changed hands ut - o.
81 ~ for common to good and ~ ~ s. for fanny.
Rye Flour has been more active but prices were easier
The sales reached $50 bbls at So 81 50 ~ Meal
unchanged and quiet Wheat moved TO the extent Of
1000 bushels Michigan at 81 or and 5000 Southern at
ssc. with dull market Rye was held higher and
wanted at 7Sc 7oc Of River sold at the inside
rate Oats ssable at the quotations given in
our last good disting and export demand prevailed
fer corn. and noticed sales Of about 5000 bushels
new round and Fat yellow at oc. o1e, and some white
Corro>-The market has exhibited a steader aspect
to-day from the disposition to wait the delivery Of the
mail per Nasar Tomorrow aud the position OF holders
cm their ,reyious free sales 20 refrain from pressing
their rarctls. The SALES about ! 200 balcs.
Cosrrr--A dull tyling prevailed In the market to-day,
nd the sales did not exceed 200 bags Java At i2,4c
cash
fsu-Th. market was bare Of dry cod To arrive
!. me- transactions reported Mt - o. Mackere
wcreaiso scarce 30 bb No sold from second hands
at 80 37l,.
FrriGnrs-co,ton engaged for Liverpool At 5-s2i
70 1lod 1000 bu.hes q corn were taken at AZ for
-four L. "a offered and l.. 81 asked Dead weight
ranged from rs ca 10 15s To glasgow 100 Ibis -four
we're taken ~ l. Cd there was no change 10 London
FSrn.Ewe noticed transactions, amounting to 800
boxes bunch rasns at ~ II - 2j; 600 halves at 81
and IL casks currsnts at Sc.
H., held firmly 50 a CO &C. at which about 500
Ilors were quoted nominal. VI q 30c ca.h
Lr.p-Spsuish was In moderate requcst aud firm. 30
tons changed hands at ~ o.. Nothing doing in
Nor .ssrs moved TO the extent X 10 bids Musco-
vado part at 2c and so DO Cuba ior refining On pri
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In this city on the morning Thursday 1st Of May
at hafpa O'Clock. p NJ j. J. LABouIssE Esq in the
Sath year Of his age.
Throughout a period Of more than ffty years. as a
chant, MIR Labouisse has been ayoraby known,
and his merits have been highly appreciated by very
large circle. Az man OF business and gentleman in
private society and in all the relations Of domestic life
and Of religion he has left the Of those who
the highest virtue and benz Violence lie has gone to
in good old age profoundly lamented
The friends II the family and those Of p Ncgrin. his
soninsw invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence. los Prince street Friday afternoon, at
o'clock, without further notice
ON April 30 HELENA third daughter Of the late Rev y
ID Hart. aged is years, months and ~ days She
very lovely In life and leaves large circle OF friends TO
mourn her early departure
The relatives and friend Of the deceased and those Of
the family respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this day at halfpast O'Clock from the residence Of her
uncle, g. B Miller, 22s Hudson street.
At Clifton Staten Island on May L. PHEBr ASS, wife
Of Gcrshom Van Allen. and daughter u Joseph Silva
Tie friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral Saturday 81 inst. at O'Clock
from 81. Johns Church. Clifton.
On the morning Of May j, lilNRY X Coz Ia the al
year 81 his age
Ills relatives and fri, nds and those 81 his brother Sam
ucl III. Cox. aud brother in-law John q Hunn
specfuy invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No 10 Bethune street Friday II inst al
O'Clock 4. NJ
Suddenly on May /, fsor., injuries caused by fire,
EMMA JAM, only child Il Thomas and Jane L. Houston,
aged yeags an@ months.
1he relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral on saturday May at2oclock from
the residence 81 her parents, 2bl seventh street.
In Brooklyn ON May CL.rpA,A youngest child Of Y.
g. and VI NJ Morse. aged III weeks
At south Bergen ~ j.. May l. infant son Of James
T.. and Margaret Jones. aged IL days
NATHAsfEL HAToHp. aged ~ years died az Iamworth'
~ H. the 18th April lie va At the battle q Bunker
Hin
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Arrive d-Bark Hgginson, Bangor brig Marsees. Paler
March =.
brig Iyds. Glasgow. April 25 lat a. So. lon 6s spoke
brig Helene. from Bremen for SYork =
Schr Triumph, Cape Uaytien. April IL Left schr T. ii
bale from NYork tile only Am vessel Gath, lat ~ TO- Ion
~ 10. saw bark Franklin, steering =. .
schr October Port Prince, April ~ Left brig Monte
Cristo, Tor Boston. days; schr Manson, do, days
sclr Indiana, and Higgins, Tansier Jasper. Friend
and Bride, Nlork .
Clcarcd-ship Pilgrim. 81 Johns NIB bark Elm Philatel
phia brig Lburn Quebec; sehrs IIaowe - Vincent Ca
attte pLadelphiA AAppleton aud Mount Hope. Nfark
sailed-Sohrs Council, and Walter X, NAtantic; yth
Slylock, do. . ,,.o
Arriyed-schr Cornea, NYork
Clcared-ship South Carolina NPacihe -
SALrN, April ID.
Ceared-Barks Active, Africa; Margarctta, North and
South Atlantic.
saiisd-Sclrs VIM Baird, and Maria Theresa. Philade
Mia.
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CEsRLysror-SteamshpS outherner-Mss Mitchell. Miss
Baker Miss Wells Miss Fisk and Mrs Fisk Mrs
Dickinson and family, Mrs Evarts and servant MRS
Wes Mrs Powell and family Mrs II Mitchell Mr. Arnold
snd family, Agard and family y Gerber Wheeler.
Sullivan, horcoek, Aston Piereen. Mr. Tracy, Mr.
DePetry DIR VERNE and lady JAS Roland Capt King Mr.
Sinclair Master Post and servant Edwin Baron Thos Lee
and 20 in the steerage.
1urRrooI,-Packet ship Andrew Foster-Dr Plsnkett.
lady, and children Miss Eoysus, Mr. Thomas Laasx
ston, MIR Geo johnson, Mr. A Lsrkin.
IvsRpooI-Packet ship Constitution-Mr and Mrs Msr-
ton England; Mrs PArr yerpoo Capt Yates late u the
brig Gen Taylor DIR Calhoun
LIvpRPooIy-Paoket slip Yorkshire-Rev VIM CLARK u
Canada: DIR williams.
IIy.Rpoors-ship vandalia-Iohn RosknSs.
BRIsroi, E-Bark Como Davis. ChAloner, Mr. aad
Miss Emily White, Masters VIM II and Henry White.
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Az ADDRESS TO Captain punKE or rnE nan,

A ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN BURKE or THE BARK
n Orinoco Of waterford.-The following address has
been presented 10 CaTtn Burke by the cabin and secrss
Of said ship their arrival ~ the port 81 New
bCrk New York, May !, ln1l-SIr We the rassen-srs
ssmmittd LEAVING The shores Of assye
lard feel Ourselves caIle1 upon tender yau this
farewell address IN the pot of New York snd % cypress
gratitude Tor having contacted ~ sale under
Divine Providence TIE vide Atlantic ~ VIC sor Psse
~ tvcny eight days all IN perfect health ana teter sts
has Wien attribute this he spy eNtat -
irinE xcty settuae, and paterh care ~
vita yeur rior knowledge intr ptay,
sud ineysant attention u The duties VI year vocation
Ntu anticipated vaht Rnd felt much pleasure " re-
NoGr urhauity O. durng ne
passage well your ioeosc disposition % cheer anJ en-
IL beyond All praise aud fcrventy hope thst
futurt will Le marked win the same good fer
and that after htyng visited ports aa1 f9reisn
lands the evening ~ your days may be crowned via
peace and plenty 10 the society ~ your family y al'
ardent wsh that the Waterford press wOad give
tor this address order 90 the residue 81 rsa
tycs and freHds opportunity q ctgratns unecr the
protection Of - competent who tates fueh in
tersst w tho welfare Of bis passenger signed - .ebef
ourstlyrA and fellow Ihus. McHpnnc Law.
renee Stanlan James % pren Michael Totn. " Duuphr
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patrick Ringsman and Patrick slsuen have been ar.
rested nj Philadelphia for seriously sabbnx Peter Brown
who. IL ~ stated. cannot recover.
Christopher Soils leather finishing establishment =,
Chagostovn, Msss, was destroyed by Gre the 10Th
uit Loss $1,000
There were $50 deaths IN Philadelphia, during the
wc,k ending the 18th instant
Hias ~ Derby recovered $1,000 u the Rcslng Raj
read Company IN the United States Court In PhilaI.
Lbs last week fer damages sustained by him, 10
4tebct u collision "a locomotives N said fVad
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hR. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PM-
- yate Treatise kc.Ofhce hours QtO " Nj 70 ".
M tSunday esceptedl No. - Greenwich street from me
uncommon medical advantages the author hes eotea "
this specaiity he has ample reason for ang taa. ~
stage OF certain diseased their consequence ~ Tvs ms
deplornbe Effects resulting from early improper han 10
can insure such certain safe and radical eu m een -
obtained from other In America Those who Ae
r in the earlier stages will be surprised At the ease sht
tioit ofthe cure.
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At Baltimore. April Is His Excclency ALPHoSsE DE-
BosBorLoS Minister from France to China. to Kama
riNr youngest daughter Of Alexander Norman Macleod,
ED formerly Of Isle Harris, Scotland
At Rochester April Is, by the Rev VIM Riley, Mr..
jaws p Drss. of the city Of New York, TO Miss Mary
T. DoiLE, Cf Rochester.
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LSxPREsS LIEN FOR CHAGREs DIRECT-Ar THE
IL Lowest Reduced Rates Of farcThe and splendid
steamer BROTHER JONATHAN. LOO tons burthoa, wu
sail precisely clock r. M from pier No North Ryer
Tuesday MAY b This has been constructed With
strength and speed has excellent
and superior aud will be supplied with
visions the liberal with especial for hs
comfort of and " furnished wish iron vaniA
for the safe transportation Of specie bullion and other y.
abes without charge fer less than Thousand i1
lara Also experienced surgeon whose services free
Of expease. For freight or passage apply TO
e. MILLS, 81 Courtiandt street. ~. Y.
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OFrrCnb CHANaEs.-The following were vestcr-
days rumor.--Iudgc Williams. democrat, Of
Michigan. has been dismissed ON The Land Office.
ana NJ. Nourse, Of Washington. appointed IN bis
place. Lucas q whip editor Of Illinois and Mr.
Whitney, "a son a Mr.. Reuben N. Whitney,
have been Dismissed. Stanley, 81 v. c.. has also
received notice u dismissal. Vcdder. Of Illinois;
Harris, d IA and Randall, q Md, all democrats,
have bad their salaries raised slO0 each. Th0mp-
con, OF Alabama, whig. has had his salary reduced
Si0o. Washington dmoican Telegraph, Ayrii y.
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Port or New York, May q.


Cleared.
No. nFs e1a TSaS n pSSs Dsn ~
~ @ tSrl T5'r ssf, asss oa s rsTi.
er. 90 4 Brgckieinan; Arbaee tsst.L fssrs Pert,
nv frunay 4 60; 4 naamosi. Green csg.s a. ysre,
hshs5S. i wa lBfl Grfws :, yoan Nh ffiS;-
eri John 4 Dow. oliver, Bath Perkins \ D.Iano.
co TIoNs p"l,f.. y,rni, oiSrt svSs
rss, Dtull q q; James samuel. wallace. tiehmsni
Elils smith rliladeirhs C9puet'e Bennett Portland
stSsnsr@Noyeity, Trit.s Philadelphia
soors-ESeel, Benncti, fa River Radiant Barker Pro
Arrived.
Steamship scuhernsr, bcsinssn Charies,en, % hours
day evening passed ship Catherine wilson, and brig
nansas,s hgors ls1e sna astsn S@"', ~ s9lesi
sn shces passed shr Hartford sannerman hence ior
sur Yorkshire tpk.l, Sterman Liverpool April nth
ne,e apa ~ ras,spE,r.t9 : y Msf, \, nv X e.
York la hog tss e11,sr vsds ,or Y day. n wAsq y.
sir .tuton trs.l Bri,en Lyerpogl e days via
It'll ult at x lon ~ saw several cebsrg ana large quaa
sss a ssa ~ ss sstj STEELE frSpSo days With
Fldc passenger, e. baden Has bad pleasant va
che days since then has had light variable shds
Sir ysndsls Norton, Liverpool = days with mdsc ana
st,r ,,repdo taf Rennetunt) white. uavre 80 days.
With adse and 10 passengers, q order lh W.T. at " 81
Log g ssss h ssq T SsS Nss III w % b."
ship sryum Rankin Matenzas, days, With sugar Sc
BnrE Como tBrl Outcrhridee. Bristol H. April with
ndse and ia passengers, 70 lnn 4 CO. April :, lat ~
Ion b NJ w. exchanged signals With Br ship Charlotte
sprareptty Indisman, bound ~ Tth lat - " " lon ~
nassed eyera large fcetergs 2ls during heavy black
small IN lat ~ ~ Ion ~ Is W run aboard W the herm
be Planet II and from salem for Cape ie Verbs hove 70
aud waited till the squali passed and y daylight found he
Iad kert reaching 20 the Nj. one q the Planets men
eorge Garvey jumped aboard who stated that they we're
inoliny al our senallamp time before the collie ion
me- G helm being put " aport and the brig being clap
"a both vessels OF side BY side some time
together which they did very gently and
Il me ouinon all board, including Garvey that
~. mis- had not received material damage. April ~ lat w.
lan ~ Vas in company with Am ship Milan, steerngW.
prv Franris Savn, Cariena ~ days. With molssae 70
Tbemrson Hunter. sid In with schrs fsnkee Blade
for New YORK, and Saunders. for Portland
shr Geneva (of searsportL Park san Juan ae os Rome
so, u days with nc, 20 Buck sd IN 60 WIN
tris Caroline, for Boston. -, -,
sslr i /, Harmed. Banks Fredericksburg. Va, days
stIr Statesman. Cottrell, Georgetown, DC, o days
sir FIten Marshall, Gloucester, days.
sloop Harvest French. Provide nee.
sloop Helen, Ellis New Bedford
shin cordea, from Hayre With mdse and rassengcrs,
ship Ashland Rice, Liverpool dars 70 sturscr tsS
man n GO.
ship Aberdeen. :, ,.-u
Also; q chips, l bAgk and lbrig' enkpovn,
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our Bal,,mors Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, Mar 1sj

BALTIMORE, May l, 1851
Death Of Reu. j. " Dsncsn--Rst1n Of a Fusifise-Tae
.arehbAoprck. 4c
The death Of ths Rev. John N Dsncan has caused al
most as great stir among tho Presbyt this city
- tte death OF the Archbishop did among the Catholics
lie was la the sixty year of his and had been
for period Of forty years tbs pastor the Independent
Presbyterian church Of this city.
The trial of Chester chd for robbing the express
messrs Adams Co. VI u keg Of 5000 Mexican dollars,
was brought TO a close yesterday together with the argu-
ment for trial and the promising youth sent
90 the penitentary for period Of fifteen years. The
jury the Of Washington Durham who charged
with having obtained possession Of the money, out
al the time the court adjourned, unable to agree
verdict
Officers Stevens and Bower of New York, yesterday
II here with Levi Cole alias Remington the party
harged with the robbery of tho Westerley Bank of
node Island he having couseu ted to go on without
sNng for the necessary requiston from the Governor
fRhode Island Ills arrest here the instance o,
his suretics he having been released heavy bail The
had offered reward Of 81 900 for him which will be re-
ce,,ed by Messrs Zell and kidgely, OF this city.
Nothing mas yet TRANSFERRED with regard to the action
Of the six suragan Bishops of the Catholic Church in
relation to the appointment Of Archbishop
Ecceston.
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IrvrRpoor,-Packet ship Manhattan-Capt Bunbury n
service jamaica lady and servant George Brewer
Orleans Montgomery Patterson ESD lady aud two children
NYorh Thomas Bottomley, Leicester, Mass; Lynch,
lofk
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sailed.
Ships Queen Of the West, HAllet Liverpool Manhattan
Peabody do bsrks Jenny Lind Mobile, Mason Barney Sh
vmck Buenos Ayres Vernon Faye Savannah and others
NAV Wind at sunrise. N; at meridian. Sc at sunset
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nn r MnRTAMnRE MnILn sAY rn rnnsE WHO

- have contracted diseases "Cura voieas," thst IT,
tale Of thy health have devoted many years I. ny
profession and have treated successfully thousands 81 pa
tents. Those who wish those complaints
DO 80 ttree Of charged from A. NJ too NJ SUNDAYS
excepted " value health will avoid those
who uDbushinply tell that they only cure
you and that their Kind II medicine Al chat Is aeeee
In All its forms Persons whose health has
been ruined W these egotists call upon daily ~ W.
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Bosro- April @--.qf .9uciion.-i shares B6stOn ard
Iowti Railroad 1894 " ftchturr Railroad. ms ~ Pail
River Railroad, gs Franklin Insurance Company, 100
Nattna Manufacturing COMPANY 40 ~ Traders bank l0
n Me1clants Bank. lw r.; oGlohe Bank lNa it0, New
England Bank. ~ u slN OgderFtursh Railroad tsads.
az Brokers Poard-ll shares boston and Maine Rail-
road iO.. Boston and Worcester Railroad. l1 East
ern Railrosd uls ~ Ftchburg Railroad ~ a. HMchiaan
Central Railroad IS Norfolk County Railroad ~ g,
Railroad Hzs n Philadelphia Wilmington and baltimore
Railrcad III, Rutland ana Burlinrfen Railroad. III tJ
Western Railroad. lo3 ~ do Dd l0E y do Sim lO ~
Connecticut River Raiiruad 7a ~ Vermont ard Massa-
shnsetts Railroad 32t a3a l9 do hFi ~ 3gFt ~ Con
cord Railroad, 90 - Vermont Central Railroad, 5is
RS. vermont and Canada Ralr I'd thew stock \.
Ol Boston and Providence Railroad. Jt ~ Canton Com
pany g. ~ DO, sfod, 6s4; Thorndtke Manuf Com
rsny 49, NJ Bank ~ North Ameros l0l; Market Bank,
n noston Bank. si' Merchant Bank, Igil; ~ Gro
Gers Bank l0 10 techituate Bank, lW3, sBD Vermont
central Rsiiroad bonds 1876 OK, 6n1 6rdensburah RR
btrds Ta,: S,rond Boafd-32 shares Vermont Central
Raiiroad b, a33t ga do, tqd, x " Boston and wor-
eegsr Rnrad 100 l0at ~ ola Colony Railroad e61.
Rusnd Railroad 81; boston and Maine Railroad I0 4.
Fsst boston Compsny XA4 ~ Portland Sacp and Ports
mouth Railroad 1COi - Canton Company gs94; tDc Og-
densburrh Railroad bonds, "a.
BstriroRs April 9.-Sfock Board-ssn sarylsnd 8 =.
lWs. r0 ao Iosst; shares Marine Bank ISL. ~ " snd
1rutd RR 2s, IS Bait aud Resterstown, Asl. York
Road a. baltimore and Ohio RR IT, At the Board to-
I'd fi, bs. r. ard kR Bcnds ~ OH, Id - ssted
Ak shsres IA, lid 7T asked York ard Cunberlspd ~
bid, z :. sske9 Bait & Susa, - bid, n asked.
FOREIGN MARKETS
orp RIO CorFgw0SpFrcE.
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SHIPPING.

4 IvERPOOL LINE or PACKETs.-THE PACEsr
IL ship Washington being detained will positively san
SATURDAY morning May = at o'clock. FOr terms Of
cabin second cabin Hteerage apply to JACOB
WILSON, No. Hos South ttreet.
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The Pennsylvania Peace Convention a body composed
Of about twenty members met this morning in the Nh
steal Fund Hall and appointed officers and passed series
sf resolutions Judge Kelly elected President.
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nm cIOyFR rs CONSULTED

nR GLOVER rs CONSULTED As USUAL N DtFFI-
cult and protracted His medical and phyries
works are Tor sale IN the book store "a r1adsay Ills
friends inquired ~ letter whether he had retired
fro m practice Informed that he Is s his old sfbce.
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MO ZEE TILL CrRrp-DR COOPER AND DR. MUR-
IN ply may consulted oil diseases AZ their ofcc.
2 Roswell Il near Chatham. Their united experience a
Sufficient for the ~ all diseases without mer
curry or Inconvenience Mind ga Roosevelt =.
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MEDIC CAL.

A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
n certain that 500 will b. forfeited The patient dies
while using IL latter taking " wUckl Nothing more can
be sad the whole rarer filled with eertaea'S. ~
evidence Of efficacy which could b. done Just get sts
Nervous Artdote 81 bottle The best u q get only
frat and try IT. vopaerfu elects thea ct doren 81
and that about fsuch will be tound nesdlui lVf
Nassau
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FOREIGN mARKFrs

otR PIC 0ofFbsF0NbtNtB.
RIO no JANriRo. March 8 1851
A. vessels rcqsentiy subjected 20 fines 81 Gus
ton House from Irregularities IN the form q, thcir