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Recommendation.

BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-lt gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) as an excel
lent preventative or curative in the first signs OF
bronchial affections or diseases of the lungs, and
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. H. WRIGHT, M. D.
MRS B. NORRIS Dear Madam am glad to
apprise you of the fact of my being (as think en-
tirely cured of the Asthma by your Cedar Tar l
took about two thirds of bottle, and find can
now expose myself to dust, flour, wind aid damp
ar and am not in the least affected by them, hav
ing been more or less affected by them for twenty
wears When went with my mother to procure
a bottle you know could scarcely tell you what
wanted in consequence of being SO much afflicted
at the time Every one who knows me well, has at
times witnessed my sutferings. have tried every
thing | have heard of as permanent cure, and
have had eminent physicians to tell me there was
no certain cure for Al any rate have not
had the least symptoms for six months and | have
had it generally worse in spring and summer than
at any other time. | would advise all who are
asthmaticaI to try il, and persevere, and think
they will be cured. If this acknowledge will
be of any advantage to you, am perfectly willing
you should have il, for there is no disease so dis
tressing as a severe attack Of Asthma, such as
have frequently experienced In my work! oom and
elsewhere.
With nv best wishes for your success, | remain
YOURS, &C, Mrs. F. V JOHNSON,
IA ST. Pl III street, Baltimore.
Baltimore March II, 1851.
For sale in Richmond by
P.HORTON kEACH, 81 Main street,
ACar Tnr "a
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ST. WORTHY OF ATTENIioN.asI
slraw Hats. suitable for servants, which am DIS.
posed to sell at very low price. Those - ""l ~
OF harvest Hats for servants viii had I 10 W.
terest to call at No. 81 Main street Also,
full article of India straw Hats for gent iil.ns
my LA JOIN IhOAt.-V---
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FASHIONABLE SPRING Avn

IA FASHIONABLE SPRING Ann
SUMNER CLOTHlNG-N. w. EEI1sf,y
& co. would respectfully inform their cns'
--A- toners and the public generally, that no.
have just received large and ch nee assortment ~
Rendy Made Clothing, which they offer :,
the lowest cash prices. From their superb VARIES
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. purcbs'
sers can select the latest patterns for Cos,s
Pants and Vests, and have them made I'D by N q
Co. in the m est fashionable styles, They offer In
sale also select assortment of gentlemens Furnish
ing Goods. N. w. NELSON Il Co,
No l35 Broad street
sp 30-3m Next door TO the Marshall Bo,al
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ new in use tor the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and entl ebled state Of
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w daily hear of the most astonishing cures
w being effected by that great and popular medi-
cine, the genuine
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$4,000, $500, 5,0O0T
Susauehanna Lottery, Class *, 10 oe drawn
at Baltimore 90 Wednesday, May Goth, 1852. 70
numbers, Is ors~u.
CAPITALS:
prize of 49, $50 ,OU0 prize of.-s 800
do----.--.. 100 l DO $1,000. l' 2oo
do. 5000 25 do ---.-..-- uo
Tickets $40; halves ), quarters 2 oo.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MAY 29TH..z.a
100000 GRAND CAPITAL
$4,000, Of 10000. of 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass NJ to
be drawn at baltimore, on Saturday, May 29th. 70
numbers, Is drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
l prize Of S60,OO0 6prizes off,. S5OoO
don. $4,000 100 do .---.--. 1000
do 1928 TIA do ----..--. 3Oo
3 do...-.. 10000 &c. &c
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AT COST.-S2O,00O WORTH OF DRY
IA GOOD The subscribers, intending to en-.
large their store and give it thorough repair have
thought advisable and have determined to sell
the ir entire stock on hand at prime cost, for
cash, so that they may open in their new and reno
waited house entire stock. We do assure
all in want of Dry Goods, that better assortment
desirc BILE stock is rarely offered at cost
An early call is solicited all goods remaining on
hand at the close OF the season will be sold at pub
lie auction.
n
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DIR. ADDTNGTOs. C

DIR. ADDINGTUN, (Gr,-
~ duafe) Denffst-FRACTFrInS
1lYYYYyER SINCE 1912. invites attentoa
to few more new facts
He has ceased opck his own teeth, eonplai, ~
the newspapers, and sigh over taking another a. -
ira nap, whilst waiting for the non 3arrival q -
aching victim. Whyi Because, Dir. Cor,soaa
Sense has made known, that the Doctor pulls re- ~
for IS cents, ills with silver at so cts, and y,osa
for rs cts; then his upper sets cost ouly "a.
therefore, few friends Of DIR. c. shave sought on,
Dr. Addingtons Office. sDos
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ID ATTAIN CHAIRS FOR sUMMEK.-
IA beautiful assortment Of the above style of
Chair which is desirable for Summer, consisting
OF Hall Chairs, Dining Chairs, Ladies' Sewing with
and without rockers. These Chairs are very suit
ab!efor Cottages or country residences. They are
the coolest and lightest kind or Chair that is made
at the same time very strong, and will bear ex
posure to the weather, and always retain their
first appearance. For sale at the House Furnish.
ing Store of l. GINTER
nv Is l37 Main street
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y OBERT Il. BROADDUS offers his servi.
IA ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as a general Collector Of Claims He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en-
trusted to his His office is in the rear of Mr.
Halves X. Suttons Office, in Law Bu ding, Rich
mUnd, Va. my 4-6m*
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h VALUABLE DWELLING FOR
~ SALE.-The very desirable tElree story pr;cs
Tenement on the Nor.h side of Leigh s.5sat b.
tween 9th and 7th streets row in the occsauanv Al
Andrew Johnston. For terms, apply to
LUTHER r. SPfLMAN
suao rs. Attorney a, Law,
oe ao~-dbm' Main street ,oppesitsCftg Hotel
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PussSpuera SnlleA.

LIvrRPoor-Steamehip Afrloa--Mr Joso Moysn Mr. I,ai
mt's Montgomery Mrs Moyan Miss Leah York; Miss
Csshra M Dublin Mrs MORLEY hnglsnd Mrs Puryis Ma.s
supp mrs m.Nehsio. Glasgow: mir Kerr lady In FAINT
aud teryant, namIsop W Mr. nerser lady, t6rse oh
York; Miss Rachel sharp Joseph SHARP l. shnrn Mar
riscPhiladeiphis Geo httemore Boston; T IA Williams,
baltimore Rose, England; Krofpfefer Now fork Jno
homsnes. ,seo,,and Wy Rru'r, ai.si.spp Mr shubari
Dresden MT wiener, io1 don; MIR Portion Liverpool,
iieidssisk, t.snee Hyiisnd New Orleans; orando
" ydocktr Beck. Dir Neshtt Mr. Simpson n u saxtcn
Fraser mr. Mnneft New York Mr. Trefousse bearer Of
detpst hes TO franv battersby Chnreston IIeader
sen Lima ~ u fDioinson. 8 Coohrane New York; Loon
Dyer Baim,,e, bearer Of pate hos Roys Sanoho,
New orleans y umpteys Mr. McBrnoy lady, iafant
spu ttrnah. tpcinpat MIR huetts, children
want, NJ Metatoab and lady New York; 4 Roscnfold
uioov w~ker England Armstrong, " Barkie, ireland;
MT nrgp MIR Rorke, VIM Cayicy AMI boy Toronto; Nj
herdanSh Germany Mayor Mcner Al Fitimaurce soott
rsnIaon MT James White Sohulter Port-au-Princo
W. ~, Iilge Philadelphia, Horny Eou.s, York
iolines New Orlenna James Morrison, Cincinnati.
VTeil Bayley Madieon Horny Miward Cinoinnati " 4
o,Ser.new ~. inuat Henry Watson. wife, two children,
ana MISC RadhturtG Philadelphia; 10 pOid Henry
IoIk; hrJachson Or Theodore and lady Charles Mayer
ndisna Mr. Grimtha WuVofhampton; Dli leitt london,
saac Bio1,r Parts Chaah Mogl Canterbury VIM Cook
Toronto Mr. Perry London; Rieifrd Murnhy I,ropEiyu.
Nprrses ltnaeilf. Nnp iprk--if9in All.
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Cleared.
ship Hartman, Arey, New Orleans Foster 4 Nick
crson.
ship Hemisphere, Pray, Mobile, a McGary
ship Diadcrn, Myriok Charleston, Barstow q Pope.
Bark fayortc (Brem), Meyerdirok Bremen, Beohtel
Bark Paul Boggs, Diler, sagua la Grsnde,J Eiweli
Brig Emma Adenc Orb Cronsn, Halifax, Hamilton
Brothers,
Schr Desdcmona, Citation, Matagorda Bay MoCrea-
schr II Moulton, Taplcy, Mayaguez, II D Brookman.
Schr North star ruthll, Savannah, McCready Il Co.
sehr Henrietta Hsllock Georgetown. Post,
sclr Cbas Colgate seaman, Baltimore, MAILER & Lord.
sohr Oneko, Baker, Baltimore. W Mckee
Schr Roanoke, Lord, Philadephia, Nesmth & Sons.
schr Bay Safe, Burr, Boston Dayton 4 sprasue.
Schr Melbourne, Everett, Boston, Atkins CO.
Steamer Cayugs, Wilson, Philadelphia, W IL Thompson
steamer Ontario, Chase, Boston. Mailer & Lord.
Sleep Thos iiull Miller, Providence.
Sloop Ngilant, " oils, Newport.
Arrived.
N steamship Asia Judkns, Liverpool, April 10, a.
PM with mdse ana phssengors TO Iunard April 10TH
at - 20 lon y u passed bark Royal Adelaide standing w.
steamship city Norfolk Poet. Richmond and Norfolk
ship Gslla (pktl. richardson ayro March 81 with mdse
and passengers 20 VIM Whtook March 30 lat 40 20 lon
90 spoke ship witch q tho Wave 50 days from China Tor
London since ARR who reports oct - Henry Parsons
native of ireland, died, ooessiOned by fall. -.
ship Caroline Mary Emerson Hayrc ~ days,in bailast,
with PIG Passengers, " u Buck. 800,
Bril- hnyos,urs Gaycy Bolivia sA, l9dsys, with hides 70
rs Courier m Cato Rochelle. 70 days with vino
and trRndy. 10 Monan - .. go. IL
Scir salem (Trl Hilton, Port Prince. - DAYS with
lcrwoed tod i Rrsin. Experienced very severe wea
tbr. ,otween eth and 10th inst lost whole suN OF sans
iilj4ltm and part Of deck load -, -, -, -,
.ttr] ayior, Taylor Newbern Nc, DAYS WIN naval
Sti, E,lcn nstcr rirniasn Eowbern. Nc, days, with
Sir M,ae5 Plstt Euet.ay. Novhern, NC, days, with
ls'- " i6.ls s. lehman. N,'a'rn. NJ, iaya.
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at0ck Sales.

PI,LAnkLrHA April 2l.-Stoek Board-soo shares Read
Rsadrs Bonds s5t 100 Pennsylyans SIS. 92s4 1900 DO
92s; go shares Morris Canal 1917 $50 Reading Railroad
Camden and AmIoy 81 s5; ftOcO Cincinnati Bonds 100
cation Loan Interest on Si shares Navigation
ls 100 Long Island Railroad Io 200 Morris Canal lsx
BALTIMORE, April 0.-Stock Board-$l,003 Maryland
Quarterly g. 3l2 Baltimore 6 1890 1885, 1000 Balt
and Ohio Railroad Bonds 1875 Oil 10 shares Batimo
and Ohio Railroad IA 100 DO TX; % do time, TN do
1854 bid 1854 asked Baltimore 6s, 1890, lo5 bid lo6 ask
ed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1867 90 bid, 92i
asked; do, 1875 81 bid 81 asked; do shares bid 72
asked; York and Cumberland Railroad 20 bid, 2O6 asked
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

The Y steamer Jane. 1 Dayy. APitdsld, master,
dian agent The steamer loft the same evening 7 i tho
The PTs hs snssrs U va on I'll. 9th
Ths brig Harp altered from schooner rig sold the
her and sss her IN the % 5,Ss CAPTAIN gss her
ram Benner Esq She being repaired and fitted out and
w IN xs the
ss s rsSfssi S s ci's'ss
for Newport RI charge Captain Moore,
sars 4 ,ses
poyed under the immediate superntendonce Of Captain
party under tho Lien. Dorsey Re.
is at present surveying the inner channels
s$s Slew q present Esmsns Key in eon's
Brig oroIs Brandt from New York with an assorted
d her she but merely caulk
1a
Ss5S :S
SisssSsr s. Marks sSroyss NV Pass, WITH
.s big rsyn: S va
brig Sarah yose Drisco Richmond va 18th steamer Jas
rida' saunders Newport RI :,
chsPps Hsaa ArssSe Pr seSr. TeIss1spn sos.Sxor.h.
WIN SSy
Emily weaver, Brock Mobile; Price, Justin; Geo,1e.
vsssa tSorJ cosa cor sRn'' i''' 'Dm0Aa '''S
Iam Bsisi@ore Helcsrspb' scStsworth Mddstowa coan
swsD' To~nsend' Fail RIVER Mary Psttesron Bate
man do; washington. Babcock, Nfork steame. Diamond
Misc olIaneous.
PArAL DIsssrER-Capt Morroll, cf the steam tug Her
oule reports having fore and aft schr Of about 40
burthen sink in the Lower Bay. to-day, at o'clock
and that all board pcrishcd 30 her, bnt
late to render assistance Picked the yswl boat
which sdrt and took from the vessel fore and main
booms with gas and sails attached She lies about half
mile Of the Buoy Of the Spit with her masts about 10
feet The yawi painted sssen and with tho
calls and spars, In possession Of Capt NJ
srrAMsr,r CANAph on her way from Boston 70 ha'''a
encountered leo on La Have, Ms.
Sur BANNy, Bennett abandoned At sea llth wv on ne
from Liverpool to bss%ors we years. since and
Ss petwrnng from her second voyage Liverpool
the ts shs u eA no passenses RE p and
rest are covered by The several otnces Bal
i Is presumed 70 be quite large Capt B. in letter 70 his
~ leaking on the Of March which increased
TO extent and Che being wora out by constant
done on The Ih Capt says further in his letter that
Sr ,y wSs n pr % f. l"Ss ny for se
Ises; upon committing with his onsers and crew, IL
unanimously agreed to ahandon tho Fanny in they
should fall in with vessel or tho safety Of their lives
which thcy did, leaving her with ~ fees water IN her
| hold.
DXpKsARArAo (ofNcwpor.) at Havana, 18th inst, from
Wilmington Nc while entering the port aerun into by
Sp bark and down to her water limo She arrived AZ her
/ anchorage with her hold full OF water.
| BhRK Kkrhwuh Trundy, of Boston, et Havana espe-
eHce1 very heavy weather until che reached tho banks
carried away main topRallnnt maet and lower boom and
stove stern boat Bark odd Fellow tof ard r Fort
Apdt Elliott Havana encountered two RAe from
sE to SW tta nrt South Channel, Nantucket ShoaN
and Iost psr' dec load 050o y iumbcrl boats and it
i HsiiU
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GOVERNOR KOssUTH IN cHARLEsT0wN, MASS.
At the meeting of the Charlestown City Council on
Monday evening the following communication was re-
ceved from the Mayor relative to Gov Kossuths con-
t,mpated visit to Massachusetts,
CRY OF CHARLEsrowr, April 10, 1852.
Gentlemen Of the City Co,ncl-It is expected that Gov
Louis kossuth, in few days will visit Massachusetts,
lis noble nature his usriOus vices in the cause
Hungarian independence his continued fidelity his
tive land must excite the admiration command the
pect and win the sympathy of the friends Of republican
liberty while the enormous violation Of international
law. by despotic power, by which just
crushed. will be condemned and deplored by an
American public opinion 1t is fit that 80 true repre-
sentative Of the liberal of Europe should be
wecomedto Bun ker Hill; and respectfully recommend
that be taken to tender to him the hospta
ties Of this city.
RICHARD PROTBINGHAM. Jr., Mayor
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the next morning Tuesday, they viii taks q special
train for Boston, at O'Clock The train will reach the
Mil Dam Crossing at IL A. M where carriages will be
ready to convey the committee their guest to Boston
Neck. There Governor Kossuth will be received BY
division Of the Massachusetts, Militia detailed for the oc
cason. and escorted through Washington Boylston
Charles and Beacon streets to the State Honse in front
Boutwell, He will then be escorted through Park Tro-
mont Court, State, Commercial, and South Market
streets, Merchants Row, Ann Blackstone Hanover and
Court streets, to bis lodgings at the Revere House. On
Tuesday afternoon Governor Kossuth expected TO re-
view the military on tho Common
Per order Legislative Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
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Married.

On February s. at tho American Consulate, Montevi.
deo by the Rev c. s. Stewart Of the United States Navy
DR.. JOHN WARD of the United States Navy, to GRACE
daughter Of r. NJ Hamilton Esq, American Consul for
Montevideo.
At Charleston, s. Co. April Is, by the Rev. Dr. Camp
bell. JOHN HUNTER, Jr, of New York, to ANNIE NJ,
daughter Of Henry A. Middleton, Esq.
On Friday April 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown Mr.. W. NJ.
OAKLEY to Miss j. A. BLEEKER all of this city.
At Staten Island, Saturday, April II, by the Rev.
Mr., Townsend Mr.. EDWIN b. HEAL, formerly Of Hope,
Maine to Miss PATIENCE HGGINs daughter Of Mr.. Simeon
Higgins Of Factoryville.
Belfast Me-, papers please copy.
On Tuesday April 20, by the Rev. 8 Douglass of Glen
Cove, L. L. Mr.. w. WALLACE to Miss FANNY N. BRowN,
all Of this city.
On Tuesday evening April 90 at st. Stephens Church.
by tho Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. JOHN HENRY BOSWELL to Miss
MARY CRour eldest daughter Of the late David Crout
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday, April q, by the Rev. H. s. Porter,
THOMAS b. RIDER counsellor aaw, of this city tolMss
LUcRErIA L. daughter Of John Morrel Esq, of Williams
burg.
On Wednesday, April 81 by his Honor the Mayor BEN
JAMS B. BUcKHoUr to PHEBE s.. daughter of Isaac Bird
sell, all OF Sing Sing
on Wednesday, April q, in Now York, on board the
British steamship Glasgow by the Rev. John Thomson,
Associate c< Presbyterian Church. Grand street WILLIAM
BArus SoRIEY. Of Toronto, Canada West, to ELIZA,
eldest daughter o. George Heggie ESQ., uphosterer Glas
gov, Scotland
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sohr yulArpi; Chaplin, Edsn.on. NC. 8 days.

sehr yuAppi; Chaplin, Eden.on. NC. bdays.
Schr John Wright Pierce. yirginia 3dnyu
Schr Martha Bird. Pilgrim. Virginia. 5 days
Schr Randolph, Bursett Baltimore for Drd yenort
sohr Samuel Cashier. Cullen, Philadelphia fSr Pro.
violence. - ~
Schr osephus. Fuller. Philadelphia 3 days
Schr Ringeold (wrecker) LOWS from Chino
the anchors and cables that had in haunx Of
scr Susan Ashore that place and with other
ashore At Corson' g inlet. to Jones & johnson. ~
Sohr Mary s. Bailey. from tho Prus ship Rbein
with casks &c. 90 Jones Johnson.
Schr Bucentaur, Parsons, Machias days.
Below,
Steamship South Carolina, from Charleston.
Ship Indiana Bennett from New Orleans, 70 Frost &c
Hicks
ship Southport. Mccormick from Charleston,
Ship Col Cuts. from Havana.
Barh John Cooley.
Also, ono bark, unknown.
Sailed,
steamship Africa Harrison, Liverpoo ship st Louis
Bunker, NOrlesnsi steamer Ontario, Chase, Boston
Wind at SUNRISE Me- at meridian, NV, with rain at
set. WSW.
The brigs Nancy from Guayama; Maxwell (Br) from CAY
denas and Beronds from Sagus la Grande the
city this morning from Quarantine where they deAin
ed since Sunday in consequence of the late gale
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Pnsscnge RS Arrived.

LvERpooI-R Steam chip Asia-.Nr LonyrbAmp. iadv
AM 2.hildrcn, aaurc Coutamwte BEra,sr, Mr. Levy
Oaucld Eleieh lady tapt Sharp LADY aud
e H. hrmitage Mcssr Merritt feto Hon Tioesicton.
Perry, Perry, ir, Escofber cdlum, Holland sAd
SON, fortes,ue MI Clean, Rose, MIR Roy. Mr. Getu
Iare, &c. i In srencc q kdmyra I'D @ Rchardson Mr.
srIn Mr Dnke, lazy aud saryept, Mr. Csyer and lady
Nj Watson Mr. Toxtaurc. Dr j &Ouglass Mr. s CIR 4
Kelly. Capt Moody " Harthorno, Mactay. 1cssrs
SIN fet Bar les Floyd, DsJonkns Sanderso,. Jr X
PAM. amb ard lady. WIN lamb, Hiss Lamb. Niamb
: Bgein, u warren, AUD Auld, @ Dicksason j
Iewspn, u May, NJ Levy, w Vale, Miss Morgan / M
Hall, Mr. Schultz, NJ kb,mann, Mr. Brewn-Total, f6.
Eve, Miss 4 Parc.. II Msrrty of fennessoe "
BOLIVIA, A-.Brig Angostura-N Iorensen
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Foreign Markets.

KEY wEsr, IA, April l2.-Limted sales were madc to-
day Of New Orleans Hour at So 75 corn Toe per bushe
Now Orleans shoulders 80 Is to SO 5o New Orleans prime
polk, Sl5
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Rpm srpAMsu,p Aa,A

APr nr $50 y,
apsn sA o 1 %enS
R Rs Rsm.5s Nys,t
ss ssa Ss. FsSss :ss s.s% and
%Ts H0n..
fSp Mofn r %
sss Hiding Main; Schiller: D s.s.
DEAL. April 5-Arr Justina, Mobile.
April S-Put in Marion, JANSEN fun charlestsn
DuSLIs. April sid Wave Halpin. NYork
DvssEsIss. Apri s-oa, Maria aasdaiena Popken, from
uFALMoyrH, April7-Pat in Messenger. Piukham, from
FLUSHING ROADS, April 4-sld Koophandel, Boekman.
GHAscox Hpsil sid spartan. Welsh, NYSrl and from
Ian. Flint Boston, land from Greenock7th.D
sfs'i
ss snd
HnLvoxr April Arr Alexander Sanford Tor Johnson),
Baltimore. SD 3d. Maria Masdsena, PSphIn NYork
LIvERPooL April gArr Glasgow, Hatfield Mobiles Great
Ensd ss@E.s Mason Jones' and Annapolis er.
hB sItd sIst ult for NYcrk only 7th Sea King Ray City
ssS Meridian. Manson SYsrz Rio
MeKsn,s Portland and Boston New
dsiph 6ssssscEo Bnnsy Baltimore; s.h. City II Gss-
ssiRsa: s.x world Knight and Bee.
japore McL.y NYork; Agnes Mckenzie Portland; Cleo
y Ph Me-
SH SS s With me W.y
Canton twin load for Bo,ton It'll London Hebard NYor
NYors ca og!ssh Jamsstovn. Holman. NYofk. and sid
9ss%Rs rs'fSSsss
ns. with d scps.ant mast Fehrm.n 6svs, In
hsIRs1 pr: il 18th to stop ssa. u.,,,s sid
STR St hilds, nsY:. SYo!t AA'~ n''.'k' D''.. 90
Wsb
ing from Charleston for Bremen; Anna Raschen. from
PoRTLAsD April c-or Miles. Ariansen from NYork for
PL1MourH, April 5-0n. Edmund. wohmann. from Nor.
leans for Bremen; Liverpool Fsnner from Breusn for
April sa Jane: Richard Mnd'n
j. $ssss!s ss;
s1SnsR% .s April sid ianre H cast.rd Nxa,e
isArs ki.si siss c.leust. and SID
l5.h iSr EYSTl i7.s FIopon,: Is,sss~ d
OF
scILLY April Tor. Mercury, from NYork for Havrc.
and supplied with provisions.
TRIESTE April Arr Dadem, Corson. NOr1cans.
WATERFORD April sid from Passage, Alert, Brennan
Nfork.
WARREN PoIsr, April sid Brothers, Dorsn, NYork.
ST MARY's (Sclly), April Put in, Am bark Hero.
Drnkwater from Charleston for Antwerp out 65 days;
the 18th Feb great difficulty and risk, the
and passengers go number Of the ship venia Christie
(of st Andrews. NB), from st Stephens. NIB for Cali
fornia with lumber which vessel on the 18Th preceding
lost bowspr and dsmasted and waterogsed The
the Hero transferred three Of the and eight
passengers to the Am ship ltaks for Cadz yizPassen
gsrs-s!vester Young John Young Michael Young. siss
and George Morany. Crew-James Mccullough, "a mate
James Mctee cook and Joseph Gettis. seaman. The
mainder landed Fayal the 9Th March, with the
exception captain and his Wife and three Of the crew
George Christie, VIM Mccullough, and Benjamin Kesley
Telegraphie Marine Reports.
BosroN. April 81.
Arrved-Sbps Marathon, Calcutta Dec IL Clan Goth. or
Ca Lar shi tbuia from foy LINN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22
ARITlME INTELLiG II 4.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL y. 1852
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It's aching and thinking Is DER;
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

BosroN. April 81.
Arryed-Sbps Marathon Calcutta Dec IL Clan Goth, or
Cape Lagros. ship Botbna. from Calcutta for Lon
don Monte Crsto, Msssina Feb 81 Put in for harbor
bark Jubilee, Trinidad for Portland
Cleared-Sbp Arno Valparaiso bark Arcadia NOrleans
schr Juliet, Richmond
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-06-26
ERIE RAIL ROAD

Last week we gave an extract from the
Philadelphia Bulletin, deprecatfng the
course of the President of Sunbury and
Erie Company, in attempting TO force the
Susquehanna Company off the ground
The conduct of the former company does
not meet the appreciation of any reasonable
man along the line Of the road. II is gen.
orally regarded as a specimen of impu-
dence and effrontery singularly glaring,
scarcely creditable TO any concerned. The
following paragraph from the "Ere Ga
zetie" will show the opinion of the peo-
pie at the other end of the State.
IA contest is likely to take place between
the Sunbnry and Erie and Susquehauna
Railroad Composites for the tight to the
ground between Sunbury and Harrisburg, for
Railroad purposes. As the difficulty threat
ems TO reiard the progress of the Sunbury
Road, we hope the company acting in lis
name will yield the question, and devote
| their means and energies 10 The more es
seniial and important features of the enter
Drisen