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DIR. Warren's
STSapariiLa, Tomato and wa Cherry
PHYSICAL BlTTERS,
at SO Cents per Bottle.

&ARSAPARlLLA, ToMAro AND WILD
~ CHERRY Btrrs have now become a standard
medicine, universally approved by physicians as a
sale, speedy and eirctua remedy for NcHfioHS Mer-
cHriai anil CutdHeOs Diseases; Jaundice Judges
ion, Dyspepsia, Bilious Disorders Liver Complains
Costvenesa, Weak and Sore stomach, Ulcers and
Running Sores, Swelling OF the Limbs Pain in the
Bones, Iumors IN the Throat, Rheumatic Affections
Salt ltheum, EryslpcIas, bad Ilumors Eruplions ON
the Pace or Body, Cancerous Sores, Kings Evil
Chronic Catarah, Languor Debility, Headache Dlz-
Aness, Sallow Complexion, and all those disorders
which arse from the abuse OF Mercury or from an
nmlureialnt IN the blood, no matter how acquired
The extract here presented is prepared after dircc-
tons gwen by the celebrated DR.. Warren whose
name II bears, and will be found superior TO any in use
II lshighly concentrated entirely vegetable and very
finely Favored to The taste, The change which it pro.
duocs in the condition and tendency OF the system is
speedy and permanent
Asa Spring Medicine for purifying the blood
Strengthening the stomach and body-and checking
all consunlpthaye bits--lhe Sarsaparo - mato
aud Wild Cherry BlerS are entirely unriva,,
Pie Jared add sold 10y
DAVID f. BRADLEE & SON
1870 Washington street, Boston.
Agents Burlington, Thro. 4. Peck Montpelier
; \ Collins, aud by Dealers in Medicine through
out New England
ia lualy H., 1854. w.glv
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Boston. New Work, &c.

BY THE WAY OF TVlNDSOR, VT
Raihoad from Boston 10 Wells Rirer, ana
10 Burlington, U.--Ihrongh Tchcis to
Stations on The PdsSnmpsic and the Te,
mont Central Raihoad.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Eulsz.4l ts4z5.s ssstaE 49, ,IlIRL
aSsSalss4TT qts>> 11ygst'1T. ,,ayLLs5s. SEgTsA
OPEN I'd TO WEST ALBURGU.
CPP1Sife R0usc's P0iat

tpPlNlTf HOuSc IOIN.
An and after Monday, Jan. ID, 1851,
W the Passenger Cars will run follows daily
Sundays excepted;
Leave Boston at 7 ID m, from the Boston and
Lowell and Fitchburg Railroad Passenger Stations
tor Burlington. Montreal and OgJensburg and ar.
rive at Burlington at 625 p m the same day, and
Ogdensburg at . p. IN. and Montreal at 4, p. m, the
next day.
Returning leave Oglcnsburg at 10 III. Montreal
at at M. aud Burlington at 80 IN. Arrive in
at p. m from Montreal and Ogdensburg the same
dav.
The Trains connect each way at Nashua and Gro
ton Junction. with Trains to and from Worcester,
Mass aud New York City,
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted.
For further information sec Pathfinder Railway
Guide JAMES MOORE.
dNw.H Superintendent.
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BOGLE'S lIEBEAIONA.
Wirliag1, d. Watch,
\'DDNhI E'lIIS LII

now ready 10 invite the attention OF the public
S large an assortment Of
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
INVALUABLE MEDICINE.

ana other parties well known to the public
Any individuals wishing further information
spccting this
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WINSLOW LEWIS.

1t is an indispensable article tor the Ildlcs as
keeps the hair III place and curl and the skin or part
Ing o the hlir tee from dludrut' and scurt For
children, il lays the Iuuudltol If good head OF halr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY., hpfll Ut y. NJ
Another gloomy day has passed our heads, and
again have report restricted business in produce
AsHrs have been firm but not active, the transactions
ing only 80 bbis The stock in the Inspection
j. very light embracing 1875 casks poss, ami 32I do.
Iearls-ttgcther, j $50 casks
FREApsItTrs.-E lou-Tie movements in Western and
State since ur last were only 10 moderate extent and
the tendency in prices downward. The trade bought
only wanted. TO whom about 5000 Sbls. domestic
sold AT - y - - for No. super; 81 so - u for
common straight State. with Indiana and Michigan;
81 ~ s. - for fancy Western New Orleans and good
and round hoop Ohio 81 s. 50 for pure Gencsee and
fancy and extra grades at unchar yed figures Canadian
IN better request in part TO arrive and the sales
reached $500 bbls, at 81 SO 81 ~ for common. We
noticed a steady market for sonths with sales Of 1.0o
bbs mixed 10 good at - - - SIS. Rye Hour was
minaly at SO ~. without any demand. Meal brought
So C0h tor 40 bbs Jersey, showing an advance. In
Wheat the transactions reached 10000 bushels Michigan
white NJ private bargain; market unatcred Rye was
lower the business amounting 10 1000 bushels river at
13c Barley pretty freely offered. and the market was
heavy Oats sold limited extent. at "a decline Of
about per isashel yesterdays figures For
Corn holders have obtained very full prices the sales
reaching 10000 bushels being made ut Bsc for yellow
here Csc 10 arrive week 80, and W "a OJc
for mixed Western. deliverable during the summer.
CoT1os.-The market to-day was further depressed by
the advces per Pacific the sales only amounting TO 1000
halcs NJ rates fayofing buyers.
NAVAL Sronrs-Ilolders Of crude turpcntino askc 1
s. l21, per hbl to-day, but sales effected small
parcels spirits realized SOC. cash per gal showing
better market In ron the transactions comprise about
! 600 bbs. ranging from 81 10 81 81, ~ In quality.
PpoytsoSs -i,crk-rrime has advanced, while mess
was steady and the transactions reached GOO bills new
mess ut as IL SIS % old at 81 IL 81 .; new
prime at Sl3; and old at sIl 80. In beef the opera
ions include l0 bbls. mess aud prime at yesterday
figures and so tierces prime mess at 81 90 Also, 20
bills httf hams At Sll 80 C Meats were inactive. but
finn Some So packages hams brought SIC. Lard has
not varied The saies embraced 20 bills prime AT &c.
Bar and CAses, inquired after, but quota
tOng irregular.
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BarNp, W. souruAmrro lea mship Washingtsu-J
Meyer Indr ka.. KessItssw. .,a rvsliH esA
lady srd chndr.a; Jones end iady: chsiwick and
goysrnes children and servant NYo,k; M,ss Meyer.
TW Meyer Faber, lady coverings 3ch,idssn NYorf;
bsny ii Lessen Mrs Ee.scn and child chareston Kics-
ing. G Thudiam. rhiisdephia: Martins Tggrnisr.
Norlean Gustav s-ilen and lady BERLIN; Mr. surck-
%eysr chicago m,s sshng ssd children K p.ai
ins,,n; h.iacsss rarkIr irssaIyn; u Niche osr
Wilson, Canada Lydson. and Mollcr GMoehlnanae
NYork yieqchanss o.wsga , Mas,ae.ia hsrsis
oLermeyer and lady CINCINNATI Ms Brown md family
Col II sLsrurne, beaver o. despstchss 70 Paris sehef
CnsGRrs--stcamsLir III DoraIo-CS Kdder. 5 s Tho
mas, Mr., Knight, Mrs stone Mes Po-tsr BDyer:
Hayes. VIM Tetn, Iassing Brsninger; W Braningsr,
Craig, Barry, q Banee EdenhurS. Iarris Flia.
s s' a%as Nf" Ss. sshs s'itf sss
Armstoin, finnsen, cbsensger. Monshevcr Hilen
isii,on " Fiisn'sn itse Inrbsr Riehsrl.on.
Shader Hamilton, Byne iiqsyae. silsiesskie
istermSaii, nederich. II iia,noo EWood, A,anser.
!, asEnarry Y ESrne, II MeSim,ns kIen. Eliing =
Ii lila hsywa"d ] II wilson n Kideea ,ase, ! Hum.
pLreys. Otis Howe. PIrsty Jas Carroll Bradford
sAvAssAn-stesmship AIabama-E Mclyueus, lady and
two children, VIM Jennings ana lady, Edgar Rowland,
Wood Ira Patchn, Wm Wade. VIM q weedeli 4 Weeks,
Mr Dove, bronson, barley III X beers Beiediet-A
LoNnos-Packct ship Sir Robert Peel-MIss i Druck.
Iowndcs. Iudson Mrs Rcyas daughter and two eldr.ns
Mr. Crease, Or. hard, England; Brown sna LADY, Mrs
Merritt Mig Mrrtt. Pasmlsy JG Raphael Mr. Ssena,
Miss Glover Chas Purkas John Eeaker. la the second
cabin Goldeaeh. Bromide. ar Burns. Mr. Stanley.
whitehead wite snd two children John shaw Joseph
Shs wi. John " htlan, VIM Ellsworth.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BNTi-oRr April H. ISL
- k' County hlssc~rs fessios srs .i.rs.is-- Sia-
-a.s- Coz and Ts'isony-. 4iirarsos Rayc--Efy.l,-
sir g.
J. i.noN confidently believed tina, four the monsters
rap penetrated The rrat massacre IN Kent county IL
he f-den family the ocih Il February err nov In
t.stcdJ toe ~ those previously arrested naricd DUN
mcd having turned state' evidence though ho persist.
~ s-sTtir- that h had no hard IN the ranactio him.
ssf The parties be I'M iicates ara named Murphy
:aaitcn orl sls and Taylor. al - whom hive been
arr I'D ssrept shelton a whom. the officers arr In pr
sth The suhance ~ H. conf ou T. thnt thcy started
g. - ,hs ming n question, 10 murder the ,opl, and
NJ aifr sygral farm houses in Kent county aud wanted
Nm Join them Int thsi he declined u H. however
bslsred thai h with then. aud that further d..
,i9rsnents yin -. been made nov ~ have fallen
~ tho hl'-dy tncs<
uni IT MIR CHdtu who has hertiuf rp btcu believed
- hayc been The ius'iga.or y ~ de.d for tho sake
~ htWnn MIXTURE Il Z g. ic harri that ~ vii not tc
implicated IN fO brit !, ami unts turIl q crimr
singular cR-e came ttfr tie Baltimore County
Court, tsin- liant e. man named william Eowen,
shaFvd WIN sttaltaE M hrclc- ~ m man named
jonathan 'iash. ~ appssfs thet Gaah. the arruser.
Eho wss tr principal wltncs bss very dark lin. aud
tce accused raised the pnt ilst white. and
frst hi. siimoiy ctuiu not ~ rrCcycs ainst white
The Jni,rs we're therefor called On % decids the
Question = a. the nrfr, Eiosd ~ the Wtness. H.
sim 4 a. - siie, rud brought tc.timony 10 prove
that hs father Malay The accused however.
0er'eI thrt hia mother Wasa negro sri 10 refu th4
H. se--cd that ta Lsd tuT.ti three white wyos and
was u.iug the furb Thi- siinchad the point.
AMI Lis testimony admitted The csae proceeded
In tbe (which V proven tbsi Tho accused
had brcu IN he pcnteniiay ictan fr iaurier
vhrn the jury concluded rot n regard his t-tfnony
aui scgui'' "a tn hrtusl.
man naD,d Victor Ninchcior wa yastcrasv are I'd
and committed n all Ia Ba.tim county On tho thsrb
~ breaking into house different nirht aud ~.
tempting 70 rav-h tup young gr- Que q whom Wa bu
t.eYen ytsTs 81 ago.
IN s;eam boiler in tho iron foundry - Mr Daniel. on
York avsr,. exploded ast night, rev nuos m rr The
NIgu liz W. ~ % ~ 4f.1. ftf.4
ing Ust II .ccuTrd A rc- mlputss soOnsr gryat
ios. n life would have Lesn inevitable
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Telegrsphic Reports.

NV UnITANs, AprII IT. ISII
The sales of cotton to-.-. have been 1900 bales at
loisc for middiing. Waiting European adsicJs per
America.
CH,ELEsr0N, April lG. 1851.
The transactions in cotton to-day reached LOCO
bales, at the prices paid on the previous day, via
HE.
S.v.NN.It. April Il, 1851.
The sales Of cotton to-day amounted to SIS bales AZ
from 10 III &c. Prices have declined from one-e nth
10 per cent since the receipt Of the European
news brought ~ The Africa.
CI,rfNS,rL April TO- 1851.
speculative demand exists for kog lard. and some
1900 kegs sold at pc per b SC has been refused for
prime, In bbls.
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nj X II NJ. from the residence o. A. r. Briurkcrhcn
Ea, No 247 Twelh street, without further invitation
Her remsinsw be taken to Greenwood Cemetery In
tsrmert
On Friday evening April Is, Of consumption, MANY
JAsr, daughter Of Charles and Eliza Aldsrson
The friends II he family respectfully invited to
tend her funeral on sunday the Goth inss Mt oci~k
from the residence Of her father No "a IIosstio street
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apYro.ru Ann s-sid a., Sbi'it ior,ior
nis,"3sns Ral.s NsIa6 IN s,, ,ou,
Esrr~i.oe 80 NOri.an. IN. ~
10 X er,s 'i' "-A'i - i'iheu'e' a'y '"s 'P''u
ns,~,suAvrv lr-It t-,rr yryipia Kiamn No.leana
B@pfrSts Ami s-sld salamandsrn wassslioL Nor,
no;.ro, An trn,s.n, ri,,.,.,t tf,..t xyrt
cd ttb man, opear Ieri anei.sc - ~ - "
nd e. m the p lth Mcdoss Icd4cr Montr,a Elizabeth
BtArNARis, April sid Iiiggnson. Hughes Boston,.
CsRNAEYov April sid Arion, Lloyd, Boston ttrom
BangorD
ttNHAvfv, April SD Little let, ETHEREAL Newivund.
land. -
tAnnitr Arrl1Sl4 Isabsla Taylor Nf0rki 'th' Ina
CAM Mereh e7Arr VIM werd. Scouller, Noricans. Si
10Th = Andew., Doan. ~ orb Gr.say. Naamdsn, md
ray. Nv, oundinnd.
cows APRIL sid lRuryr, Ionnetgn intaaeipAaa. .
brAi, April Arr Asia sntnton an Ierttnds car3ut
London, ana kld Tor Nocb.ci 3Lr hfshar ~ hla Tor
Montreal lassed ~ lftN Vsth Jonah Heinrich ifVA AA
rtcrasm for ~ grk = :, ., -
bovtR hiril - ~ m HaE ifofn NVreht ~
Ihrtsans. Arr ~ tsh' l,tcr H$t1itk koth"th' ICON
Antwerp for NNork, ~ ven.
DtNntr Arril Id Ntatin lopn8tr Ahdr9n a. lp3te'
nJHtrS, AIrii sid Eliza DHrhce, YORK. -.
lLISuNn knanR MR. t>le hicfk' d0retrslebe ork'
9TH Peter ilattfick' hockw'llt 10 ,, -, -,
RhNtsiap Arril 3-sld rrus ofehard h9ntreai ish'
eHArofno ~, Mn $50 IlNtrp W kayt pn,,t'e,
.sa2w, AIril s-sla 'gn,orai inttsr N'ntYe.i 's'
GRtt socs, Alrl ISL Concord Potter hontrcal 9TH
Statira wore Terry. y OK. -, =. ,,.,... -.
p II ma'p Ss.a A'fvn' ""A'"' 'er' '"h'
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NEw MEDICAL rooKs.-t coNrtrrE PRACTICAL
~ yort s ts,yrs e.d treat ~ r alle'.s d.e.so.
h. ~ beautifully eglorrd plates r. larn l ~ Hames
gostvch ~ lecsnrsr "a frrfgry ans a.easoa q IN:
sdon prics SD Yxras, fr5 n, B5.,SS Msii Il s,s
Surgical jeurns,i't may " aid FAR .Sly Il b. eqrd
70 Rcoris or Aetons work. nc family Of diseases.
Ard iar superior e. aay'"ng g 80 hr4syer rnehsd !.
= ,csts Aath9r a wgrk ~ Ssstuss aud ~ dsplcr-
s roT ale a a. rut.sr rows lTp.
222 Broodvay. and - the anthor. 49, Broadway.
nocToR YouRsELr-rOR TwENT, FIVE oENrs-
- Nv means ~ the Pocket sculaIiws or Every one b
srsSns sIoS sad silsra sysry sasss
5Sr Sf q Ss T :, s s
eases ss faithfully Described, ard ~ =, recipes go.
particular attention and should be rc.d ~ oycry one
e. previous %S y s ' sos apar % y
doctor no hs, BIZ nay s *, s &, ,sSy
eusry those contsmpia,ine tisrits den ,hnk OF re-
turning homr without cory =. ts .s"ia M
Young. frssts on wSrrsso he rostst Isgsispu &c
sye esnta saeo., IL it;sr .eiye copy 81 is
ssSe b n' y & ~ ssrass s r S}a
York.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
diseases. IN taw hours. " vegetable application.
without pain ~ debility. brousht " inrropr habiss
the remedy asd shew there theusands
who .asnss e I'm be os.r ni 4.
is permanent cure lie has stristures daily he
M ~ gs fsp" ss"ss y ~ n, a na nDs uh
those and lie hundreds csrGer, ,hew thsi nSse Dan
local application cured me ia how're after an ohor Des
to, ,,s long ssy.5 @ psr.Ts rsS over @ Il s ~.
~ Y; YOU cured nc y local and esasrsl ,rss,m.n,
syPbte glccrs iody aud face short time sfter
bad been sndor tteg g,,iaas 90 ye,r ssss'
hmtcy NJ. Those ~ distance w snclesrs ,se ,.
" ono isnT rlT s az " s e Two "a a, sas
hem Broadway.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

DosreN, April H. isl.
1tc siif Columbus a Scwburyrort, Balch from Ca
ill., iah ult Gr Boston. with 800 hhds Of ALT and
1850 jar. Il alocs s.rpek the Bishop and Clark rocks
The 18th inst. drove ,oycr aud went tho beach
Cochituate. Cape Cod The crew we're saved In an
exhausted state Tho vessel ad cargo viii probably BE-
saved The weasel valued at $1,000 and with her
cargo was insured IN thi. city
Mr. Bennett who went down to 'iinot'- Jedgs IN the
n y FORBES yesterday report. that the spi- n tbc
lighthouse broken % the rock The s,umr-
remaining from three n six feet high and ~ IN.
cning - tho wrstward. showing that the light
fi,d away by the force a an castcrly sea
The brig Watcr-W itch. Conway from roia for Salon
with ~ rubber. nuts. and hidrs. ashore
tho 18th inst during tho gale on tapc Cid. four miles
north ~ the Highland Iight-the crew were saved.
Capt Conway write. - HE r TINT two vessel. vent
hGrc about the time. one supposed ~ ho bar;
The loss W the gale III capc God i estimated 81 e0wo
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INV oHrrAss-st Steamship iLii:sisphis,,xrs u Browa
DIR Mrci.r Mr. Moryi,s and dy Mr. Lamayer sAd
rsryxnt, capt Woods Cordoa aovello, u Bsrgcr
Mitchell Mrs rgcnt and child Mrs giminnelsi Mrs
Wood Hsrp~r ORGY, BARTLETT, NcMSnus, lady aad
chiid A Mcneil Gardiner Willard vr Hsrmon and
LADY.
Iv xayooI-sLis Tioonderoya-Mr MsGur~ lady and ave
children.
IivrRPooL-shir rochmahen castle-Dr lyazelton and
lady Duncan lady Mr. Finely and lady Mr. Moran.
Miss Moran, Mr. hopkins Mrs Wig.n.
fonpoN-Paeket sLiy American CongrcssJohu ~ srnest
Vim Widte, Crrpvr, Chas Grippsr Mr. Stanley, Madame
SaIoge, Mrs Bourne
I,.,aIcK-Shia Elisha Dennison-Jas Norton an lady,
Rett o Sbaugin .sse, two Masters F"gerty
HAvTr-ship spendid--M Cetz Barber, barsSs,
r.. Il S,u.l
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sIIIPPGws.

NOR LIVERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEhM-
ghip PACIFIC, Captain r. Nyc. This stssmshlp viii
depart with the mails for Eurc2e positively SATURDAY.
May 10TH at IL o'clock ~ from her berth the foot Of
Canal street No berth secured Until paid for All letters
pass through the Post Tor freight passage,
having unequpllod Tor eegsne-or comfort,
apply EDWD. X. COLLINS, 81 Wall stre 4. Positively
ht will he received board after Thursday evening
aay 18th. The -iRCTIC Will succeed the Pacific.
and sail Nav 9th
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At Boundbrosl, " j., on March rs Wy the Rev J. Van
Nest william W. W. TEETEE TO Miss RACHEL 81 ST. both
Of Boundjrook.
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Smith, Suites NYork l6th, Hus sor Berry dol vtas Bril-
Kelly, Nevis; Arethuss (Er). Ensas nsrbor Island.
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IL, receipts ~ the Baptist Missionary Union IN The
Hhsue ~ contributions. for the mouth II March last
aniount,a 20 sGsz o. making the avgrrstc rrccipt.
TT The year rrn I'll than Sl5o'sN which
= - cxccss e $1,000 o-er hc dal receipt ~ lhc .esr
tndih. vith March isyo
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Nth Sc riiisn, Davis kevosndisnd 18th, Hadee Drown
do. SD zlst, Jealous, WIlson California.
McNrnosS, April sid Henry. Forbes. Quebec.
MARsxiLLSs, April S--Arr Frederic Peterson, Hohn
York CID "a. Axcf Chapman. boston, 3d. Csroniz, rose
NYork.
NrwcAsrIr. rny to April t--cid Jndsunted, Penny
Quebec. Thankful, wilkins do.
NEWPORT txoL y tyrl 5-Arr Lancaster Ivey, Glo.tcr
for Srork Cid st. Aslertson James. Ea more. Sid ish
Eseer jsrrctt Nforl; Clas iia,s.rten. BOSNIAN, Port
land; 9th, Geo Iat.n. stnson, Sfork; Mary Campbell
frdgeh. ApalacLicnla.
oroR March Arr herald, wsYyen; Helen Ia ylor
and Nonrarcil CarmichasL Newfoundland. sid 3oth Ac
the Graham, Newfoundland 3lst, Jayer Arlnndo. Ds ST.
iep, Quebec and Montreal.
YL,Movra. prey TO April i-Cld Emma, Hopper Quebec
SID prov TO sth, Srcrinsee Moon, and aia Robertson
Quebec.
PoETssov prl Arr Sou,ham pton. Tinker London,
and sid for NioYk 20 cabin and u
RocnnLIT, March Sl-Sld Vancouver, See~t-cr, Nfork
Sorys foRrIssb. April Passed, Mary hudson era
ham. HaYtlcpooi fox Boston.
Tnr srART Arri f-Arr OF, Seene, Lofber. cromstsdt
for Boston.
SAioosss, April l--Cld Margaret, cadriene. Quebec
STockros. April 2~Sld Perseverance,. White, Quebec.
SaIrLDs, April sid Thankful, Wisk.ns Qneiee; In
darnted Penny do: STAR, Starks Montreal Y. Mira
mieh Providence, Moasrea Empress snd VIM i Thomas
quebec
sIIeo. Arvt SSid Dssmohair, Pyne, NYork; Industry
ScNey, dee Linden ks,kp patrick 10.
TfxTI. AI.i Arr Ioas Schone, Baltimore.
Nun April 3-sfd Planter. Kennedy. Quebec.
h,scstLASEous.
CoRrr. Jan D-Thc Charlotte Hopkins, from Nfore for
the River Gainbia stranded in the say 81 on
Gorcs, Jan % Of kc destroyed by
the natives; the remainder saved and sold % deiray pen
SOS, &c.
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HAN STORM ~ GEoron.-Wc have had. fof
Two Or thrco days, very chargeabie weather. being
Visited alternately with sunshine and showers. On
Monday there were two heavy showers Of rain. &C.
companicd with hail. and the temperature became
terJ considerably lowered We understand that
the hsil was very severe = short distance from tho
city, and extended for many miles 10 tho South.
b hail stones. as large as pigeons eggs, covered
vac ground IN some places. tine gentleman brought
= large supply cnvrloped in blanket, yesterday,
INTO the city, ~ specimen ~ tho storm. Another
loll ~ That after witnessing the quantities of hail
tpss 'esl on Monday, he has not the least remnant,
lso o. skspsicism relative to he celebrated hail
storm IN Jasper county, which WAS gra phically de-
ecrfbed few year ago by VOL known gentleman
ritost county. We hear Of sever. hail storms in
tho upper pant q the state. They must have
done great injury 10 the young corn. and 10 the
wheat and ont croTs.--iggrsl1 (ts,l) Coasfgu-
fic1,alisf, 3;va ~.
D-,Tu o. CRY. BrAnY.--Tho Detroit r, hmm a
the Lab inst. records the death of ten IIuch
Iiraiy A. having occurred On TIM. day. II saysi-
s.Truc - the nobencss o. hi. heart. he was ~ MI
times prepared for the march. o. ~ his der,um he
ssiibly exclaimed, "I.ct tho drsms hes,-rny
lr-,.ssek /. flungr' How Lesutiful tho sentiment
--a.s r2rtby the hristi"n soldier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
Telegraphic Hsssine Reports.


Arrivedl,rig II Ryder, Nyork sehr Ba.nce. Boston.
Clesred-Scbrs Jonas Smith, and 5 VAIN. Niork
SAVANNAH. April H.
Arryed-stare Florida. Syerl; tsiss Augusta, Macon,
and Philnrs. do.
Cleared-Scir W Smith, NT0rk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arriyed-schr. Governor. Smith. Maiden. Ny; Jos Ly
brand Bell Fall River steamer shark, Stewart NIork.
Cleared Steamship Aibatrosr Noble Charleston; harks
Thos Daett Dill. 81 Thomas Mary Nhildn, Bostoni schrs
Grace Caroline Kelsey, New Haven Governor Smitn,
Bcdford VIM Baird, Stubs Salem Banner, Merrynan.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-05
Genuine Msdscsns Warehouse,
Mo- Is 1 Charities st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT co. having resolved TO stand unrivaled in
every department OF their business have agreed with IN
ioRneo.S and Agents Of all the genuine popular Potent
etcines throughout the United States keep them con
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample raies
al ori9T ne usual market prices By this they
are enabled 10 oe for the inspection of purchasers the
eaensye assortment which be found this othe,
sy' avng mad many years experience in the purchase
c tins particular department. the most liberia
% now prepared to supply the trade at
or Rs,a per a csn,S ss on hs Investment either Wesa
aE s ft,,9f Ill GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
ean m u.s. comprises Of their assortment
t.as to dealers, in cases. at from twenty to
Snyhvs per cent cheaper than manuacurer regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-05
RRANDIEs, WINES AND LIQUORS

RRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS
Brandies:
Castlon Jeune, lsl5-6 half pipes;
lS21-4 half pipes;
A. Debonchi Cod half pipes and 1rs; ''
Raymond-3 half pipes and 10 qrs.;
g" 10 oGtaves;
Unon-d half pipes and QrY;
Wines:
Howard, March Co. Madera.-4 plpes.
Ohyuras Davies genuine Palhetinho do g nina.
Sicily Madelfa-21 quarter casks; f''
Dauhey ID quartar cesks;
- % ocayes
harmony g Nephew's Sheuy-9 quarter casks;
London Dock Porer--4 quarter casks;
R 0soon, pure Juice Shery-Squarer casks;
S1hhngUn1y Id quarter casks
=. DENT Ponvrel, Quars-5Q baskets;
,u.. pints-H baskets;
HOOK and Burgundy-25 cases;
Whisky, Monongahea and Bourbon, some very supe.
~, nor-ls5 barrels;
TIN, meden swami pipe;
- Black Horse nine
Hour Glass-l pine
JAMAICA RUM puncbeon;
Irsh Whsky-l puncheon;
Scotch - Il Duncheon;
Scotch Ale, pints and quarts-2O casks;
London Porter pius and Quarts-30 casks
In store and Customhouse' and fSr sale by
Jsss stawsm 20 Common st. and Canal q. Row.