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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-08-14
.DRS. R, s, & 0. B. NEWTON,
Office and Residence,
Corner OF seventh and College streets,
Between Vine and Race,)
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
DR.. R. S. N. gives special uttentlo on
10 Surgery in all its departments.
May ], 1s5l.-tf
GALLIPOLIs HIGH SCHOOL.

ROOMS IN haAons New building, second st-
Fl. T. vOSE, Principal.
Terms of tuition. per quarter
1st Glass, Primary, 81 so
end Class Primary, 500
Algebra. Geometry, &C., A 90
Modern Practical Sciences, 4 90
Latin or Greek languages, s 90
Drawing, (extra.) 2 90
Strict attention will be paid 10 the
morals and department of the pupils,
and n efforts will be spared on the part
Of the Principal or his assistants. Con-
stant effort will be made to develop
mind. Those interested in the cause
of Education are inUited to call at any
time during school hours.
June 8, 1851.-t
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Showing an increase OF $751; 70
or of about la per cent.
Should the receipts of the last
quarter Of the fiscal year (he ac-
counts for which will not be fully
settled until October,) show a SIM
liar increase, the revenue account for
the year will exhibit the gratifying
increase Of nearly eighteen per cent.
Nat. Intel.
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INSURANCE !

ERE, Inland and Marine. by one of the old
est and most responsible Companies in the
United States. The Protection blsiranee Com
pdny, Of Hartford, Conn Capital 100000.
Policies issued on the most favorable terms, by
f--f'-T = L. -NEWS0M, Agent
for Gallia co., O., and Mason co., Va.
July "a, S5I.-eomly
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Mr. Harper: Please announce the
name of JOSEPH DRoTILLARD, Esq, as
a candidate for the office of Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas, subject to
the decision of the Wings at the Prima-
nv Elections, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
We are requested TO announce J. w.
PARKER as a candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
subject to the decision of the Wings at
the Primary Elections.
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wIImss mexican vs. CyplhIa sIa.sey et al.

WIImSt Mexican vs. Cynthia massey co nj.
Is PARTITION.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale from the curt
ID Of Common Pleas In and for the county Of
Calm. to me directed in the above named
case. shall offer for sale at prblie auction at
the court house in Gallipolis, on the 18th dav
OF August next. at the hour Of one O'Clock P.
NJ. on said day, the following real estate. towIt:
One hundred acres, be Che same more or less,
part and parcel Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
tion No. sixteen, in Township No. FIVE Of Range
No. IS, emb aeing all Ct said quarter except
ffty-uine acres and 39-100 Of IN acre, conveyed
BY Robert Mexican in bis life time. to John
MeKean. subject to the DOVER Of Mary Me
Kean. widow Of Jared Mexican. deeeased.-
Valued at e925 90.
July II. ISL. A. LOGUE. 8. G. c.
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OF 1t is not often that we allow ourselves
to speak in praise Of any Of ihe patent medi-
cines of the day, but owing TO the many tesIi-
moniuls of praise that we hear daily concerning
Mc.4hster's .4A-HeaLng OintnaelL we must
needs say that for ourselves we have never used
or seen a medicine as in name so applicable as
this medicine. 1t is indeed truly astonishing
to see what virtue is impaired in so simple, yet
powerful remedy. For Burns, Bruises, Scalds,
all diseases of the Skin, and Inhamations, we
believe it has no parallel.
See advertisement in anoiher column.
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See advertisement in another column.


0TDr. GUYsoTT's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla put up in the
largest sized bottles, contains more Of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other prepa-
ration extant. which is chemically combined
with the Extract of Yellow Dock, and the
Extract of Wild Cherry. thus making the REM
edy more thoroughly efficient than any other
SarsaparilIa before the public. At the same
time it is perfectly free from all mineral poi
sons, which cannot be said Of any other Of the
Sarsaparilla compounds. The invalid should
beware of poisons! Mercury, iron, quinine,
potash, iodine, sulphur, arsenic, and many 9th
er mineral and metallic poisons enter into and
form the active basis of most Of the Sarsapa-
rillas and Panaceas Of the dny. GuYsott's
Compound Extract of yellow Dock and Sarsa-
parilla does not contain particle Of these
substances, as any one can ascertain by apply
ing the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous SarsaparllIa preparations
alone, and use Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is tho
roughly efieacious, perfectly harmless and pure
ly vegetable. All kinds Of disease yield to its
genial influence.
OrSee advertisement.
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REVENUE OF THE Posr OpFrsE DI

REVENUE OF THE Posr OFFIeE DE-
PARTMENT.-We are grained t o
learn that the accounts for the quar-
ter ending March 81, 1851, which
have just been settled at the Post
Office Department, show that the net
receipts Of postages during that quar-
ter cunt TO Sl,723, ,S2S 43.
For the corresponding
quarter of 1850,
the amount was l,462,l65 81
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FRANK CUSHING.
Mt Law and Solicitors In Chan-

AttorneIs NJ La" nnd SOLICITORS IN Onan-
Gerry,
Gallipolis, Ohio, TE.I
Will attend to any business in the
line of their profession in Gallia and
adjoining counties which may be en-
trusted with them.
Office in the Bank building.
Aug. IA, l851.-tf.
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TvLOUR.-1Oo bbIs. Extra Super6ne,
I for family use, in store and for sale.
asiie E. DELETOMBE & co.
April 5, 1881.
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Mr.. Harper; Please announce the
name of ISAAC r, CALoHAN, as suita-
: bic candidate for Treasurer, and oblige
si'og = MANY VOTERS.
2 Addison Township, Aug, a, 81.
- We are requested 10 announce WM.
L. GARpNER as candidate for the Of
fee of Treasurer, subject to the deci-
sion of the Wings at the Primary Elec-
ations.
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IN KEGS White Lead, Just received and for
5U sale at SANNS' Drug Store.
March I3. 1851. rt~ ,rtn
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K.tate OF Henry Bowman. dec,d.

Estate Of Henry Bowman, decd.
THE undersigned has been appointed admins
] traitor Of the estate OF Henry Bowman,
late Of Gallia county, Ohio, deceased. Those
indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment. and those having e'aims viii present
them for settlement to
WILLIAM SYMMES, Admir-.
JuIv "a lS5I.-3we
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T have just received my second sup
ply of COOKING STOVES. Cal
and see them. F. MATHERS.
Nov. 81, 1850.
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Fer Repre.en,asIre.

Mr.. Harper: Please announce the
name of PENNEL CHERINGToN, Esq, as
! a proper person to represent the county
of GaIlia in our next State Legislature,
cd oblige his MANY FRIENDS.
81 Mr.. Harper: Please announce the
name OF LEWIS BERTHE, as candidate
for Representative, subject to the deci-
sion of the Wing Primary Elections.
MANY CITIZENS.
,,,Eessrs. Editors: As the laws of Ohio
vii have to be remodeled to conform to
The new Constitution, it is therefore all
important m that men of enlarged expe-
rience and practical knowledge shall
constitute the next Legislature of Ohio.
We therefore request you to PRESENT. the
name of Gen. LEWIS NEwsoM as can.
d;date for nomination at the nominating
election, to be holden in Gallia county
Ca tbe goth inst, as suitable person to
re- renresent this county in the next Legis'
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R. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.
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CUSHING g. NASH,

S. A. NASH.
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Gallipolis, April II. 1851.
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L. NEwsoM,
WIN. M. WOOD,
Raccoon, August 2,

WILLIAM RIDGwAY,
cRoRcE nEcKARD.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE


Bosros April Brokers. BeasdTS sharcs we.srn RI
MercssteT kE l1m, AZ 2od ,eigny kk gs's : a. '% -
- vermont Central RR "a - Wcr.es,sr and Na.lna RR
hR ~ zoo gaensburr RR sls y Rutland hR Us -
ard Massachusetts, KR s2n 81 ~ do ~ al - do
nd ~ Boston and Worcester RR i0s w south shore
HR AZ. ~ Boston and Maine RR slpj 1htii Bank n
tgmnercs sl5 III Merchants Rank, div on 100. W Pitts
burgh Copper Company ~ 2, Canton Company, - - do
2n do. ci - do Gfi 30 Edgeworth Company, him,
g., do Liod pis ~ do ~ iv Do. s2n, gI $50 dyi-
asrds Vermont central RR ~ ~ Ogdensburgh RR bonds
~. 80 do al lD Rutland RR Mortssge bonds n. Sc
ssgd odrd-I share Concord RR 30 ~ Vermont central
RR ~. Sdo. 3ita odo, b0d, 35s l@ osden.burr RR.
.,it ~ Vermont and Massachusetts RR STA mCantUn
Cempapy 81 y Do o's ~ do. esq siep sichisan Cen
PmIinrLrpr.l April a.-FIra Board-si,si susgas,
hsnnNh Canal &C. ~. 90 31n Reading Ga, ~ 70; 500
sthayltn Nayiatien o. interest OF ~ lyso Iehigh
g. 49, shfT. ~ Bank, Las Pennsyivania Bank fg
0pern. Township. g,s ooe Reading RR ~ - Do. - 20
a. ~ go ia ~. 81 DO, bS 2 :. li1 DO a. 2 n1do.,
~ n IIarrishurx RR ~ 100 Morris Canal Isl 10 do b.
~; 10 ao.. ~ Bsfwssa Boards-sisen Heading 81,
~ ~ - Do Reading RK ISL 80 d., "a 90 Morris
taRsl VI Sseo~s Jsgrd-sl -. Spring oarlsn &C. inia
I0na Resaing 81 ~ 80, lfs1 Ches ard Det 81 ~ 7,sa
Reading RR II W. SD CANDIDA ard hmbey S. ~ Gis;
~ 49, Reading nv ~ NJ ptnas bank fla VI A. Penn
IN ., .Vr,I sIo@ csmdsn ard smsey ~. 81
au tlss. and Del o. ~ t0D Reading RI gs 10 ~ ~
chs Reslng BR, r. 100 d., 2s ~ a., ~. 10 DO, G'.
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IIvrRrooL-Steamship Arctic-IIon Geo W Wright Cali
forniai Gen Hiram Walhrdge Col Dn Sole. NYork;
Sarah barney, Nantucket Cunningham. Norfolk Va,
bearer of despsches 20 the Court Of 81 James Hon Chas
Haddock. Portsmouth MI Charge dArares TO Portugal.
lady, Master addock and Miss Kmball Capt liesn Gibbs
ford; Hon Samuel Goodrich. Boston Consul 70 Paris
three daughters and SERVANT Rev DIR Choucs New
port ri, bearer Of dispatches 70 France; French
Roxburgh; Jas Robinson, Geo Vanderbilt. JOHN Allen
Wm Hastings Jr Boston Wellington and lady Charles,
ton; Capt Stracder and son. II IIarkness, Cncn na
Smith. PHILADELPHIA; Harmon, Washington: III Aubrey.
Engand Daniel Halliday Springacid Mas VIM Bennett
Mexico; Peters and LADY, Mr. de Ia Have. lady
children and servant, New Orleans; Rogers, Walter
Sparks. st Louis Jules Hauel and daughter How
srd; Vim Baker. u Pattison, wm Deyne. Graham.
Hercules Gilman. Gillian, Henry smson Henry winek
ley. l. II Morris, G. AIDE Root NNork; Struthers
q Dosnard loston; John rurdy Washington; Robert u
Ellis Jacob Chamberlain Henry Goldman. NYsrk Francis
Odcnheimer. W y Lacy James Gass. Philadepiia; w
Goddard Nlork; BidauIt, NOresns; F-candons and
friends. Meyico Jas II Ashmesd, Hartford Mr. scowdee
Cinsinnati: ~ Lombard W Deyoe and lady, Geo J,ne
Garsed. Martin. Jr. Philadelphia. Atterbrry. LADY,
chill dr,n and servant Nlerk; chas Blake. John rearce
Jones Nsgin Ir, Philadelphia; Henry Evans NBedford
Abraham He'll. Nm Bell A r He'll. VIM J. Lnmmis, Peter
Watson, NNork; Henry Cohen, lady children and
~ Palmer Philadelphia, Iftman. Manchester. r.
Taylor. -tst
CHaRIrsroS-Steamships outhcrner-Mrs II HODGES,
child aud Mrs Adams Miss Adams Houghtaa snd
lady, Miss Eliza Tuth Mrs iIindes Mrs Brett Has
tng Miss Hastings Miss Bennett Miss Evan, Jas Padei
ford u Blake Jacobs, figcrous John iIarbcson,
~ Edingcr Geo W Armstrong v q Drew Jas Conn Rev.
nolds. Ehrlcch Andrew Partridge, Cherrel Jacobs
John MahoBey, VIM Stove. Herman Lane, John W Rice.
Carmnn. Francis Lee, Louis EnglesJ In the stserage.
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Died.


On Tuesday, April !. ELLA PEcxHAM. only daughter of
DR.. d. and Sarah Ann smith, aged year. month and "a
days.
The relatives Of the family to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her father 5
Broome street, on Thursday, April 3, at hahpast 2
o'clock. r. NJ.
On "wednesday, April 2 Mr.. Groner W Moass, aged 50
years
his brothers Peter H. John and William and his bro
thcrs-in-law Joseph Bennett Thomas T. sturgcs, aud
Augustus r. Woodruff respectfully invited to attend
his funeral Friday. 4th inst at halfpast o'clock
from No 226 Twelfth street without further invitation
On Tuesday morning. April /. of a lingering Illness
Hen O'BSIEN, Of the late Philip 0Bren aged 20
years.
inst at o'clock from the residence OF his mother l73
Hester street The friends and acquaintances Of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On April l. G. WILLIAM RoTHEsr, aged SO years and
10 months
The friends relatives Of the family also the men,
bers Of Company jefferson Ricncn, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Thursday 81 inst
half past II o'clock from his late residence Of
Warren and Washington streets. His remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On April 2, SARAH s. l.. McCHEssEy. youngest child
Of james and Sarah Maria McChesney aged years and
IL months.
The relatives and friends of the family and members
of the Olive Branch Ledge No 81 o. o. F also sylvan
Grove, No L. A. o. d. respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence Of her parents Van
derblt avenue, near Myrtle. brooklyn. Thursday, 81
int at halfpas o'clock Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On April 2, in the s5th year of her ag- CHRISTINA
Her friends and relations respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Thursday ID inst at o'clock,
from l55 Cherry street. without further invitation
Suddenly. on "Wednesday morning, April 2. LEwIs LEE
GAY, youngest Of Levi and Elizabeth Gay Scribner,
aged years and months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this (Thursday) afternoon ut o'clock without
urther invitation .s--.
On April !. mt the residence Of his son-n-law IT, Hill
yer South Boston HrSRY Mason, comedian aged IL
At Waterfowl. Jefferson county N ", in the Slst
year Of her Mrs ELIZABETH VAN DErRsry relict of
nd DANG nf
William Van Dcursen. deceased of the city Of New York
Her grandmother Luereta Bogardus Van Deursen. was
grand daughter Of the late much renowned Dutch
matron. Anneke Jams and Of Dominic Evarus Bogarlus
Of the original Dutch Church in New Amsterdam 1851
At Farnham Eastern Townships Canada. March 2 Lucr
WHIPpLE, widow Of the late Oliver Wells She born
the sth April 1865 at Norwich CT then British pro-
vince and went to Canada with her husband and family
in 1896 They the first who settled in farnham and
she continued to reside there until the time of her
retaining her mental aculties in most remarka
BILE degree nearly TO me last moment
In Sorwak Conn, March %. in the sd year of her
age Mrs ESTHER GREGoRy. rect Of Captain Moses Gre
cory. and mother Of Com Francis H. Gregory U. s N.
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srrSo c.rrr,t AID BASx TAXATION ~ rrSvsrpv,vr.
$780, 20 ~ s50s7ls g57l{

n APPEAR by tis that the banking capital II Penn.
yynna has kept pace with the increase II muierce
and population while the lat two have become greatly
extended the hrst has been considerably reduced
There has bccn before the Committee Internal I'm
rrovmcnts in the House u Representatives ~ pennyl
wanna for time question 10 the expcdcncy a
the State rcsumng the charter and franchises the De-
awarc and Hudson Canal Company The committee pre-
scnttd number q interro9atorcs TO the extent ca.
raciiy business and expenses Il the works, to William
Musprave Eco acting President q the company during
the absence u the President in Europe There has been
unavoidable delay in giving the to these in
trrogaiorcs and the committee, in view Of the early
close a the session, recommend resumption q the
works ~ the state In accordance with the provisions Il
tlis charter The charter granted March 18Th is28
and contained clause providing that. ut The tnd a
thirty years March 18th 1851 If II shall appear that
the tolls during that time, shall hsyc amounted
much above six per cent per annum the amount
pended IN constructing and keeping the works In repair
win bc equal 10 the capital expended then The ~
csaiurc may resume all the rights. liberties snd fran
thiscs 10 granted In the tolls d. not r,asb the
amour, tatcd then the Legislature may after sys~n,
q The deficiency 10 the corpars"r resume ths vork
The r,tort urges the resumption n the work In 'fong
tams aud uprcscuts that viii 10 Of innense slrsa
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Cleared.
steamer-Southerner Dickinson, Charleston Spohord IT.
BarksColumbs. Brown. Marse.s. DutihIS Co; Averon
Cashier, Cedar Keys. Hurlbut Co.
Brigs-Norge (Norl. Mikkelsen, Amsterdam, Tunehe &
Meneke Johan Caroline, Dikeman. bremen, Schmidt x
Baehen Liberty, Law. Tampico schmidt Balchen; swan
Pierce. Bermuda, Nesmith Sons; Deima. Higgins sisa
DO; Macon, Watkins, Savannah Dcml Co; Maria (Norl
sclrs-Tremont, Mitchell Port au Prince NM Freeman
20; bounty Tinker Norfolk; Rainbow Williams PhiIa-
Iarwel Alexander Boston; Abbott Lawrence Allen do
sarah Ann Fitzgerald Nantucket Sarah Perry New Bed
sioop-welland, Dayton, Providence.
Brig Alfred Hammond. Green, Rio Crande Brazil Feb
with hides and horns to Richards Feb & lat 10 II s. Ion
= 81 signals With whaleship Liverpool Of and for
New Bederd Msrch s. of Pernambueo spoke bark Dsla-
wsrian. a,ne hence for Pernambuco sd lat ~ Ion 3
% herm brig showing white signal with letters
brig Mentor Prus) Schultz. Palermo rs days with fruit
TO Barclay Livingston.
Brig ToSa Towle c"rdenss u days With sugar and
sshr Mary Elizabeth tBr), -. Petou, IL days, with
sehr alfalfa Conelin. Apaaehieois IL days with cot
schr J Wnletts. Weaver. baltimore days
sehr = Thonp.on, Fisher. philadelphia, idsys
Selr Charter Oak, Saunders, philadelphia, 2 days.
schr Minerva. Tomnsnn, Philadelphia days.
Sohr Hammer, Candy Phiiadelphia, days.
schr Andrew Brown, Allen, Albany for Boston.
Schr Richmond Barker New ark for Boston.
schr cctilda. Giidcrsleeye. New London. 2days.
sloor Fashion, Blydenhnrg. Providence.
slCop Radiant, Barker. Providence.
Steamships Arctic, Luce, Liyerpool southerner Dichn
Tie clipper ships Gamecock and witchera for San Fran
cisco have anchored in the North river.
ARM s-wind .. sunrise NE; at meridian, L; sunset
81, with rain aud fog.
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Our washington Correspondence.

Our Wash1nSSon Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, April I, lSA.
Ec,rp, offhe Seodary of the Treasury, Sho,siag the
Couda,on of the Banks throughout the Ua,oa, (is
compliance rah fhs Resolution Of the House o. Rep
r,seaaiir~ If Jaty 10, lsna) on lst day Of
January, iS6l.
ON the 2asA Of February last, the Secretary of the
Treasury Transmitted to the House Of Representa-
tiyes q report showing the condition Of the banks
in the United states, in compliance with the fol-
loving resolution, passed July 10, 1872
eesoa,ed That the Secretary Of the Treasury be
directed to lay before this Mouse the next and each
successive of Congress- copies of such statements
or returns showing the capital circulation, Discounts
specir dcpoitcs aud condition Of the different state
bank and banking companies, ~ may have been com
muncacd TO the Legislatures Governors or other ON
GERS Of the several states within the year and made
pubic: aud where such statements cannot be obtained
such other authentic information viii best supply the
deficiency
Ii wasIad before the House the last night of
the session Upon the question being put as to its
printing, Hon Albert c. Brown, Of Miss, opposed
it, on the ground that the government had ceased
its connection with banks, since the passage Of the
resolution of 1882 he considered it was useless to
continue the inquiry. The House concurrcd in
Mr. Browns view Of the matter, and the printing
was not ordered. | send You herewith the results
of the Investigations contained in the report, giving
1851 and also comparative view Of their conditions
ComrAsArisr yIrw OF rHE CONDITION BANKS
ms CsITEa STATES MAR THE COMMENCEMENT or EACH
YIAR, 1S4l TO 1850, INCLUSIVE, ACCORDING TO RE-
rprns NEAREST TO J,Sv.Hr or r.cH ir,R STATED
ls4l. 1872 1913.
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Foreign MALTA.

d as n1s FL srGa cr s n:sr
,ns as'm 20 hehanEe, this afternoon at half past
Letter BAGS for SOUTHAMPTON and usvre ,er steamer
s sS 81 9 ssssspTs Realms Room 90 Es
Letter Iass for rio Jau.iro and er st.amer
~ Prime ro will close AZ the Exchange Readinr Room (g7
E.chsnrel Saturday, April g. At half past o'clock.
It,srs ier havana y Thomas Forte Rico, san Juan,
vera ,r,, Jamaica and al the West India Islands: per
,ssmer Merlin. Viii close at the Exchange Reading Room
w fNehnng.I ,"eancsday, APR, " ~ ~ o'clock Let
,srs ~ ~ islands except bermuda must be mailed az the
The above Letter BsFs sso KsnyOn, wall street
Herald Marine Core spondence.
PutAppLput. April Jpn
Arrivcd-Barks Oak, Ryder Faeie Matthew and Elm
Velocity sarderon ST Jaro az CuIa! sebr str,nrrr Fi
NBedford. - '
Cleared-Bark Minnesota, veaoeck Rio Ianeiro schrs
lydia Ann yoor Bridgeror s,ranrer Ellis pyno1tb
N....,..u.-w
e-- entertainments.
bnlo ,nshIoIIt VI ampdenL lIoJkns before report.
tally lost ~ You Bay Cape ysrd Islands the ~,
Jan last 9.s,rs and crew saved Her cargo. censstg IN
ai a :" sn.s toeaee9 Nas saved Icing hut slightly Ia
ts would take passage home in the brig Oregon
A'smha.
roEr BosroN-The following tables exhibit rum.
Ter ~ arrivals and oearances this port for the
March
apr,x.ts
Slips parks l,rirs sehrs sloeps Total
roreirn 80. III n 81 al Im
49,
Total. ..... 81 ~ los su slt
OF the above shin barks Is lrira and 81 schrs were
barl Pru.siau! / irg Russian ana tie remainder Nme
ricsp -
ctF.R.xcgs
ships. Barks Brigs sclrs. sloors. Total
Forsign $780,. II 81 iss
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llARRlsuURe. March ~ ls5l
Scre Ftsaois Sociaies in Pennsylvaaia-T ri. Yai,sa
fion Of Ge state
The following brochure in the shape Of petition.
was presented in the Senate, this morning. w Nj.
Crsbbe. Tie effect ON the nerves Of Senator
Packer was 30 great, that nc moved the petition be
laid on the table where II win lie, without any fur
fher notice during the session. The document Il
decidedly rich and racy, and may be viewed "a
fair index Of the sentiment which prevails 10 Phs.
d~lpxss among Q large portion VI the population
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tnsc TO the revenues Of the commonwealth They have
not yet received the oca statement Of the receipts Of
the company; but from the data before them they
Of the opinion that the commonwealth will not have to
pay cent The report closes with resolutions
authorizing the commonwealth to resume the work the
other directing the appointment Of committee to visit
the works Of the company and examine them, well
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MEDICAL.

WAITS NERVOUS ANT1DOTE.-A CARD.-I FEEL
w responsibility depending upon the discharge Of the
high trust thathas dcsnlNed using
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knowledge uf their Maker aud the certainty Of hereafter
the overwhelming majority must know would hazard
unruh Z" forfeit hopes II ppnes. Therefore, with
the Iurest motives, offer myself martyr TO hope II
speak false concerning belief aud experience With regard
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