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EDGARTOwN, April 10.
Arrived-Schr Monitor, Besse, Wareham for Augusta,
Me.
Ieth-Arr ship Champion, Ripley, Honolulu, Nov =,
with 1900 bbls whale and 100 sperm oil fsee Whaemen)
1sth--In port schr Monitor, and Adehne.
PmADMPMA. April 19-4 PM.
Arrived-Brigs Mary II, Croweli Boston Antonio W
schrs R CHM, Nye, NYork; Mary Ann Guest, Foater,
Roanoke, Sarah Hail. Pierce, Bucksport Dupont, Cor
son. Wilmington, NC Shriyer Cain, Boston, Gnergy,
Hughes; M Harvey, Ingerson, and Fairfield, Kelly,
York sarah Ann Rowe, studley; Sas Hand Kelly and
Caths rine Collins, Boston II Tallman, roung, New
London; Stranger, Blackwell New BEDFORD; Sarah McDo
us,d, Fills, Provincstown.
Csesred-ship Arlington, Ryan, st John, NIB; brig
Token Smith, Salsm sohrs Hy Payson, Hdrdgs Boston
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PHIADnPHrA April 18.--FYra Board-slo00 Harris
burg Railroad 8's, 9ah; $500 susquehanna Canal 6's,
rs, 6614 800 Schuyhil Navigation 6s 49, s2A; 100
Camden and Amboy RR 6s, 's3, OBJ 200 Norristown
RR 6s s7x 5000 Spring Garden SIS, 70, 1917; 10 so7
state IS seS 85o shares Morris Canal cash 2sS $50
13 Chester Co Min 61S 1876 DO b. 81; 100 Reading RR
- AL 100 do. AZ; Camden and Amboy RR b5 1850
40 Penna RR, CAP, 50X; 100 Susq Canal b5, 15n; 81
Penpa Bank, 1913; 80 Girard Bank C&P lax so schuy
Nav, Pref 32S s7s do, b5wn, So; az Lehgh Nav cash
7bh After Board-&200 shs Schuyl Nav Pref, s0wn 80
Az 100 Union Canal b5, II; loo Long Island RR 1874
1000 DO sSwn, lex 300 do, bt, 1sk.
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NEW 0aEANs- Steamship Cherokee-P MihshE and Iodv
Mrs Wallace and infant Mrs l. Sage 3darcn ars scys
and infant, Mrs II Palmer Mas Mary Jhns so,orrc-
Elizabeth Green, Capt. Calhoun, USN Lieut. ,cors nav
Dr. Wasrngton, Capt John Travis John VI b ittton VIZ
Todd, Mr. Benjamin, Il Dean Blow Calls q Slager p
Petro}ne Mr. MKean, infark and nrosaA Mrs. r Es,m.
moni M Motna and six of his family, n ~ yer r. Ah.d.
Dsbring, Ochoa, Luzon, Van Go0l ,ToneI + 4 pi,
ne3tel-50 In the tteerage.
SAvANNAH-Se smship Flords-T MIC ~ lana. p.a.x
John Smith, W HBlodgett HJTomassas Mr anier too
Nasters Napier, IN Bucshatter, John Allen, Warren.
Warren J waodman, BParkman.T " Ward n Smith,
Miss Davis Mrs Bassstt and eAD d. Henry Davis,
Ward Miss Smith, Mrs xoca Mrs De yis and Two chi1ra
Mrs Bragg, Miss Clsy IatArev ladv two ch;idra,
and servaEb Mrs Harris, potter and ladr m -
Wood, o Wood-79 in the sto9r .oa ~ "''' = 4"
CHARIKroN-SteaEshipJ auRa Adeer-Miss NJ Andsrsor
Miss Nugent Miss solles, MIS- IL Mrs Drake five chil
dren and nurse Mrs RequaA AZ two children Mrs Rebo
ret four cndren and nursa Mrs Miller and son Mrs
Carver, scul and lady Wa ,or Bea nd family Hupp-
man lazy and ,nfsnt flagg and lady saltus,
Hg9sw, Sowsn u mS'sr Snyder Nelson, tr,
Nelson, bosch II Hudson, King Hersh.
isy Iratt Lieut. ~ Mssroon, UsN, W AFritzs,
Ke6oret FELTON, ut Schmidt, G Titus G Wheeler
d Gordon, Schwartz Breckenridge, A Mist Hanna,
bergh, Phipper, Fox Mons Rousset Mdl es Caro-
line Adelaide Iher esine and Cementine Roussc Seton
/ Jayelli, Mangt a. L Chstel, Mrs Foulkrod Misc
Foulkred, Keep e, j Douglass-58 in the stesrnre
| SHrHDs-barf Admiral-Geo Forster.
| BAMA.bsig Falmouth-Mr and Mrs Iron and family
Of Providence. ~ 'Vs
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ANOTHER VICTIM-THE RAPPERs' DELUsl0N.--
We have SEEN within two three days incur exchange
IONS in different places about 1.-THE country caused in
each case by the stupid fooeries of sprtualism. y
Some Of them persons of standing and influence,
whose fall is greatly lamented. "Spiriualism" and
"camphenen are nuisances that should be banished.
We learn that a young woman was removed from this
city to the asylum at Utica this week. she having become
insane in consequence of witnessing some experiment is
in Berkshire county, Massachusetts,, few days ago.
Since that time she has thought and read of nothing
else and being of imag native and exctabe dsposi
zion, her mind became much affected and she is now
wild with madness. Where will this pitiui delusion
stopf What lengths destined to before II reach
the end Of its tether2 How many victims
viii Il numbefg-ALbony Re1ser, april 16.
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NEGRO STAMPEDE.-25 negroes ran away from
their masters in Boone county Ky on the night Of the
I'd inst Among thoss who have lost their servants
two ministers Of the gospel The Aurora Banner saws
that weeks before their departure Of the slaves
procured and read TO his comrades Uncle Tom
and supposed that the beauties Of Canadian freedom
pictured BY Mrs Stowe, were the inducements run
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ANOTHER BANK FAILURE - We learn from
the Washington Republic that a in that city,
bearing the imposing title of the Bank OF the sntoi
states closed its doors Friday II is supposed that
but fe Of its bills In circulation in Washington The
Republic very correctly says
81" any Of citizens have Of its notes on hand
II would be well to keep them rancers and a.
warning in future not to place confidence in
bic paper entering into the channels Of circulation as
mon
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-LoCoMoTIvEs BURNT
About O'Clock yesterday morning, the locomotive
house belong to the CHARTERS Coal Comp any at McKee
Rocks entirely destroyed by re One locomotive IL
total loss and the other considerably damaged but
be repaired Alexander Mckee heavy stockholdsr in
the company ard resident Of the place was severely
hurt in endeavoriDg 10 the locomotives and 1t
present confined to his bed The fire is supposed have
been the work Of an incendiary-Pinsburg Gazette
AprI Ia.
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enith. Smith, Dol Asrshoa. eprsgy, savannah;
shrivsr Cain Eau River; Brown CclIstt Chares,
ton; steamer John Marshail, Clark. NYork.
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Telesraphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, April ~.
Arrived-Ship Delaware, Apalachicola; brig Glare,
Glasgow.
Cleared-ship VIM Goddard Manila.
New ORLEANS, April 10.
Arrived--Shlps Rajah, NYork; Richmond, Sea Eagle,
Northern Cbef, and Otomocto Boston; barks G Hill,
Aquilla do; Arcadia, Philadelphia.
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BARK golden Era from Calao, before reported in
Hampton Roads, put in for orders She Is not bound to
Amsterdam reported when spoken by soreshp Relief
BRIG PATRIOT Of Providence, las tons, has been par-
chased In Warren by VIM l. Baker.
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[By TIrr SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TELEcRApH.l
rHK HIGHLANDS, April l9-Sundown.
The steamer Delaware going out past the Highlands
Steamtug Achilles returning with lighter in tow. One
chip and brig outward bound anchor at the Spit
One ship one bark, ard one brig in the ofipg
Wind fresh from the south. Weather hazy.
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n,
Rioer publishes the following account Of the muir
der of Ellen Murphy by her husband. John Murphy by
pouring sulphuric scd down her throat In fend like
arbarty it exceeds anything Of the kind heard
Of Both parties addicted to habits Of intempe
r.nceI4st Saturday it appears the wife being abroad
Of her drunken rambles the husband went in
suit Of her. to bring her home having rope in his hand
Before setting out however he had half pint
Having got hs 1e bonn. on
eight O'Clock he threw her upon her bed, and, com.
peng the Oldest daughter to hold her mother he tied
then tied her to the back bed posts with cords
ing from the hands and the feet he also passed
Meanwhile he quoted her by telling her that if she would
let him tie her he would give her liquor. Having
made her fast, he went into the shed, and returned
bringing, in some vessel quantity of liz ud, tell
ing his wife that he would give her sup Of q uor
he then attempted ge the Oldest daughter to admins
ter the liquid to her mother but che mistrusting wrong
firmly refused. Having stripped the woman Of all her
clothes except her chemse, and having pulled that off
from her neck and shoulders and torn il in front he
proceeded to turn the liquid which he had brought
the she'd down her throat 1t appears though he
that the liquid would stain and dscoIo any article
Of ciohrg but was ignorant of the fact that it would
stain the skin.
The liquid given the woman appears and is supposed
to have been sulphuIic acid.
On having this stuff turned down her throat the poor
woman struggled, and showed signs Of She
too strongly confined with the cords however to free
herself. or to do anything for her relief The five
children went to bed in another bedroom, while the
husband stayed about the couch of his agonized
telling her h or ss S1sns o
inside. Some water was given her by one Of the
daughters The daughters it appears, lay in bed the
all the time, but the eldest two kept nots Of
their fathers operations. About twelve clock accord
lug to the account of the girls he gave his wife another
judged to have been quantity of the acid diluted.
The dying woman continued to moan until about three
O'CLOCK Sunday morning. when the daughters state
occurred at this point Of time The husband unbound
his wife stripped the chemise off, and put a clean
He then fed. The daughters went to the house of
B. Winslow, Esq and told him that their mother lay
dead in the house having been murdered by their father
This early on Sunday morning. Mr. Winslow,
going to the house found the dead and the po
sition already described The spectacle presented
horrid There column Of froth from the mouth
about inch high and the sides Of the chin neck and
breast furrowed with rills of the liquid, which
bad marked its these parts, with crooked,
black lipns y
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Domestic Miscellany.


Levy who is charged with robbing the United States
mail has undergone examination in Louisville which
resulted in his being bound in $40 600 BAIL to
swer the charge before the u s. District Court in Kan
tueky he could not procure the BAIL and commit
ted to prison.
Tho newly elected Board of Aldermen in Jersey City,
will sta nd, II wings to democrats.
The new Mayor Of Lynn Mass: mr. Baker,, in his in
augurA address. recommends the closing of the city
quer agency which has been kept open at the
Of 5000 or 500 year.
Governor Foote Of Mississippi has issued now procIa-
nation revoking his former ordering election for
five representatives to the United States House Of Repre-
atives by general ticket He now upon consultation
with the Attorney General Of the State fixes the frat
Monday and Tuesday in November next for the election
and directs that four of the representatives shall be
chosen by the old districts and the fifth by general
ticket
The steamer Queen City has been got off the rocks at
Dunkirk. She is at Buffalo for repairs.
The Louisville Journal Of the 18th inst. says Two of
the Oldest and wealhiest citizens Of this neghborhood
were buried yesterday Both OF them lived beyond the
allotted three years and ten Doctor Richard
guson emgrated to Louisville fifty years ago, and for
long series of years of its most eminent practi.
TONERS Of medicine Mr. James Brown q farmer ex-
tensivey known who enjoyed the respect and Of
those who knew him.
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The ship Rockland for Australia has anchored in the
Nnrfhr ir
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denburg patent and their town. It is also to be OBJ
served that the possession Of both Of the parties far
as that possession has been taken by them upon either
side Of this boundary has been in accordance with the
line thus fixed At that early day IL far in the wild
alone tho iG ne " m could De found
asthey were taken and especially upon the Rochester
side of the line, which was settled TO greater
we're in conformity With it. Taxes nave been paid
by the propetors Of the Hardenburg patent from that
day down to this according TO the Witnesses regarding
that lire it's boundary Now gentlemen the question
is whether not this Of evidence thus furnished
the part Ct the plaintiff, In the progress of the
trial, as bearing upon this disputed line between
the parties is entitled to credit. IF Il is then
there Is no serious question of fact in the case.
into between the propretors or portion OF them OF the
Hardenburg patent and the trustees and their ssoca
Of the town Of Rochester for the purpose o. adjusting
this dispute upon the terms and Editions therein de-
scbed that in pursuance Of that agreement these parties
procured of the boundary in accordance with
their agreement, marking ground line, extending the
whole length Of between this town and the Harden
burg proprictors and that mutual deeds Of release
executed and delivered with the maps of the line at
tacbed TO the respective parts in execution Of this de-
sign, to make an amicabe adjustment Of the difficulty
If you believe all this from the records and the evi
dence that have been furnbed before you and that this
deed executed by the only surviving trustee at the
time, then, am bound to instruct you matter Of
law that the parties bound by IT, and the line
be disturbed by either OF them at this day This
question covers the whole controversy in this suit.
Six issues have been presented to the Court bat they
Of this question far material for the purposes
this suit. Certainly these issues never came before
me. They are most Of them repetition simplifying
the same idea in different forms Of language, but
differing scarcely in substance in legal effect.
have therefore, chosen TO limit the question in the
case to the that is controlling 20 far ~ 1t regards
the matter dispute here IL certainly IL unfortunate
that this controversy should have arisen at 20 remote
period from the time when the tsn,action occurred
We are engaged at the end Of seventy FIVE years In In
quiripg into matter which, II called In question by
either Of the PARTIES not obligatory upon them for
the grounds stated should have been settled In pre-
yism age, when there were living witnesses OF the
facts involved and whom the facts now relied upon
Tor the purpose Of nvaidAtng 20 solemn TRANSACTION
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Mobile.
HAvAsA-Ar April y, ship champlain, Woodward,
Boston barks zidon, Thurow, do; Helicon Adams,
Alexandria; Odd Fellow, Green, Portland briggs Helen
Hayden Smith Wilmington; Peerless Csstner Boston
Rhine Barnes, NYork; barks Rover Coils, and Phiiah,
Long Portland schr Marion Goulds, Grant, Boston.
Sid 9th, brig Henry leeds, Lttlejohn, sagua 18th,
NYOrk; 18th ship PsterhoG, Woodbury., St Petersburg
Mary Lowell Patterson, Philadelphia Cid 9TH ship
In port barks Asenoria skiling for Cowes and mar.
ket gets 50 5s and los. additional if ordered to Coon
Cronstad supposed the going rate carries
Diligence Hutchinson, for Boston 18th; briggs Enoch
6 from arr sh a.ss
stenor, from Charleston. do; and others.
LTrTPooI-AEr April 8, ship Excelsior Hadlsy, from
Sid March 30 and not in the river 5th inst as report
ed in Liverpool psper ship sschem Woodbury. Boston on
Three Brothers, Harvey, Boston.
LoSpos-Entd for idg April 4. Calcutta, smnons for
Cid I'd, Conferenceraad Treschow Christensen, New
In port h, Calcutta Br, Ssa tons Nh simmons for
don, Hubbard, do 14th.
MrDouNE-Arr Dec 20, ship Architsst, Casper, New
castle, NSW.
MAssEnIEs-In port abt April l. ships Anna Tiff,
Ross for NYork hg Sea Lion Wilmer, for Norleans do
bark Gen Jones' Harding for Palermo SOON brig Frances
Jane, Plummer, disg for Alessina and Boston.
MoNrEvrDEo-In port Jan brig Chenamus, Cutter nr
Arroyo de Ia Cinema Uruguay to load for London.
MAIAeA-In port April 20, brig Martha Worthsgson,
Freeman, for Palermo Immediately Sid 3d. schr Csntra
America, Chase Messna; Sw bark zenobia for NYork,
| is supposed to have sid 26th.
MAuRmus-sld Feb 10, bark Hy Tro wbridge COT Mia.
| ven), Currisr, Port Philip, australia
MAITA-In port March ~, bark Sultana, Watson from
Smyrna for Boston, t. san In or weeks (see disas
ters) briggs Geo lanes, Burk, from Lsghorn 18th
not 2Sd expected W load for Boston, Helen Ryder
| Nickerson, supposed for Sicily
1 Anvil hrtx Marh al. port
land 18th, barks William, Fullerton, NYork; 'Charle
Morsng, Stllag" (probsbly Br brig Carlo Manson TIL
schrs Wing Of the Wind Pe.rssn, and Rogers Faren
do Kate Heath, Bennett Wilmington; 18th, bArka yohI
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TO LETl

Ia THE North BALI Of the Building formerly oc
liii cupied BY the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, for Freight House. There is al good
dry cellar under the building 90 by 30 feet.
Also, an Office in end OF the building. The whole
building has fixtures for lighting with Gas For pariic-
uars inquire al the Norwich and Worcester Freight
Office, No. Park street
mar4 DIFF g. g. TURNER .
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DE. @. a. HILL.
No. I2L Man slreet, Worcester. Mas

No. l2l Main Street, Worcester Mass,
ENOULD say, that at great expense, he has prepared
w from the original recipe, the Fiench Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. harrington, NJ D.,
while praccing in the Hospital ia Pats, under the i'm
meuate o. servauon Of the renowned RfrCRD, OF rar-
is, and ACTON, Of Lonton.
Warranted in all casts % have the desired effect
These Pills are invariably cet tain to r"-1 ate the fe
male sA stem, can be taken win ..aLard. re-
liefis warranted OF the money returned. They
known by hundreds Of femal in this county be the
only preparation discovered, that has prove nva
riably ce tain in III cases.
SuppresS1o2S, irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptieal and never
after will they be induced take any oher Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, AID nostrums from
Male and Female EmpOsters,
under the prelence Of etctug cure. medicines which
IN nineteen cases out OF twenty have injurious effect
upon the systems Without producing The desired result
or any sign it, should snun these bpela and
but The genuine
French Periodical Fills and Drops.
The efficacy OF which have been ,esed in hundred
cases, ana failed 10 effect speedy cure without
any bad Tesut The Pills aHd Drops the result of ar
extensive pGctce, and not discovered by accident To
eulo2 fse their virtues would no add their merit
We would only say, try them. and ii they do rot prove
TO be what hry are represented the money will be re
turned They viii be sent ANY part If thu country
secure rom observation, ly addressing (posl paid)
DR. q. A. HILL, No l21 siain slrset
W Worcester, Mass.
g3 Full directions accompany ing each bole.
Price, five dollars. ianl7 DIFF
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Tmn0rfanf Ia AZ eick-

NR. G. 4. HILL, No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
~ Mass invltes the particular attention of Invads
and the public, TO his new and Successful method Of
treating diseases by The use OF Magnetic Electricity, and
hi newly discovered preparations of Sagneo Electric
Medicines Years OF ear iul study, scientific ex-
perimehts IN the preparation of remedial agents
physician, in large end varied practice, have enabled
Di H. todtacoyeT new methods of preparing, condens
ing and combining, to produce the remarka-
Bile and happy results and effect radical all dis
eases OF long sandng and in where The best med
cal skill Ia the use Of common medicines, have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption Dyspepsia,
Chronic Sore Throat, Chr mic rheumatism Plies, Scrol
ula, Chills and Fever CUaHeous EruptOns, Mind Dis
eases, Constitutional Debility, Nervous Afecious. no
matter from what may arise, have all yielded
10 his new method of treatment and thuse who after
suffering for years from these Diseases and given az all
hopes ofrecOyery have by DR. H. been safely conducted
to the Temple of Health.
My medicines can be obtained of me in peron, by
euer 1t No l2l Main street, and of no Other person.
or in no other place. jsnl7 OFF