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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-10-02
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

A~ just published, new edition OF
RS DIR. CuL, EnwhLLS CkLHskArED Is
ny SAY on the r0dtcat cure without med.
icine) of SPEKMATOKkAE or Seminal Weak
meas. Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPOTENcY,
Mental and Physical Incapaci:y. lmpc,limentS
70 Marriage, ETC.. also. CONSUMPTION, EpI-
I.,:r .. FITS, induced by solf.indulgence or
sexual extravaganza, &c.
~ Price, in - sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author. in this adnliraipl
Essay. clearly demonstrates from u thirty
years successful practi G. tina: tho alarming
consequences Of self abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or tho application of the knife !;
pointing out q mode of cure at once simple.
certain. and etfrctual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what hi. condition
may be, may cure hiuself cheaply privately.
and radically.
II THIS Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth AMI every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain en- vel0pe, to any
address,on receipt tot six cents or two STAMPS
Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. {. KLINE & CO.,
1877 Bowrry New York ; Post Office Box. 45S6
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A CHECK THAT CAN'T BE FORG.


-. A gentleman deposited a
package in the safe this morning,
says Long Branch hotel cores
pordent, and asked for check tor
it. Umr affable aud obliging clerk
gave him u check which he himself
Invented and put in vogue at Sara.
toga fifteen years ago. Hastily
writing the genlltman's name on
square of paper. the clerk as hastily
tore it in two. lie gave the gentle.
man one part and pinned the other
part to the package. This was the
check, and an w iorgrable one at
that For observe: often "a YOU
my do this thing to duplicate it is
impossible. You might succeed,
perhaps, though with extreme diff
Guilty, in making an exact reproduc.
ton of your own writing; but to
tear apart two pieces ofpaper in the
same way 50 that Il fragment of one
will fit the other is something you
can't do, but you have my permits.
sion to amusr Yourself by trying.
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EAST TLToN. n. IT,, Apr,l IA. 1875

EAST IILNN, n. IT.. n PHI tt. TOT
MIR. LANE.-Dear Sir:-DR. QUAiN's Con.
very best ever use,l Ny wife has been troul'.
led with Kidney Complaint for many years !;
onc-half Of n package has cured her. so that
she feels as well us ever. have been trou-
BLEED with Liver Complaint for many ears !;
one half Ut II package has done me more good
than all the Pills ! ever took. One Of my
nrighbors took them, who has been troubled
with Liver Complaint for nlanv years three
Pill. have helped him. Your Pills wehre nsed,
commend their virtues. Please send to my
address one package.
REV JOHN DAVIS
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'.Just What People should TX ccp
i'm the, noOlSe.S

Mr.. THOMAS W. I4ANE.-Sir:-With great
PLEASURE l am ready to acknowledge that ]
have been very much benefited by the use of
DIX. QUAi<s CoNDiTIoN Pills. ! think they
are just what people should keep in the hous',
to keep the machinery Of the human family in
running order. Enclosed please find one dol
lar. for two packages MARY Il. MESSEK.
Eas: Canaan, N. H., March %, 1875.
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NEW Sign OF A HARD WINTER.
Next winters gwine to he u mighty
hard one, eff you b'leive me-" said a
Vic1sburg steamboat rouster on the
elevate" recently.
why SO 2 a reporter asked.
Look ut de mus-keeters"
"Well 7"
"Y'ever see 'cm so thick I"
"They are rather numerous"
"And dey don't sing n hit."
"Maybe they're cut Of music.
The threats of the little warblers
ont of order. Their little songs
melt away in the distance, rs it
wee, , ;ho sound is refracted, and
10y
"N>l, l don't know muffin bout
dat boss, but tell you's gwine to be
a hard winter. When you see so
many skeeters not singing IA bit, but
jest scttin' down right square to
business, you may know ley's laIin'
in a supply OF pcrvishans for a hard
winter. OATS my sigh"
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Dyspepsia Cured After Four
Years Su Herring.

WEST LEBANON, MI, Feb. %. 1878.
Mr.. THOMAS w. LANE.-Dear Sir IL rave
been sick for four years with Dyspepsia. and
for the past three years, Constipation and
Inflammation of the Bowels. have sn tftrcd
all the pam l could and live. have been
confined to my room for two years. and could
not sleep nights without the use of morphine.
| have been given up by physiciaus past cure.
l have taken one package of DIX. QUAINs Cos.
briON Pulls. and they have done me more
good than all the doctors have had. ! sleep
we'll. ! eat well. and have no pain. They are
all they arc recommended to he. Please send
me- three packages, us two of my ueighbOrs
wish to try them. | enclose $3.50.
Yours truly,
JOHN W. LORD
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"Bcsl Thin. for X illney and Xiv.
er ON Dl;lint."

Mr.. THOMAS W. L.NE.-D Dear Sir II have
taken the most of one package of DIR. QuAIN's
CONDITION PILLS, and ca truly say they are
tho nest thing that l have taken for Kidney
and Liver Complaint.
THOMAS j. PAGE.
Oxford, N. H.. Dec. 90, 1874.
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Probate Courts.
BRADFORD DISTRICT.
Iuon. u. w. BAILEY, .um,Ire,

Probate Courts will he holden within and
for the District of Bradiord.the ensuing year,
AS follows;
At the Trottcr House. in Bradford. on tho
Second Tuesdays Of January, May, July and
September
At Fosters Hotel, East Cornth, on the See.
ond Tuesdays Of February. June, August and
November.
At the Probnte Office, IN Newhury, on the
Second Tuesdays of March and October, aud
last saturdays of January aud August,
At the Probate Office. in West Fairlee, on
the Second Tuesdays "f December and April,
aud last Saturdays OF February and Scpt"m-
Der.
ALvAH BEAN, Reaistor.
West Fnirlee. Dec. !. 1874. 2Syl
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One Month later.

WEST LEBANON, Me-. March 70, 1875.
NM. Thomas w. LANE:-I comm enced tax.
ing DIR, QUAiS's CONDITION FILLS February
9th. and wrote you February 22'l of their won
derfu effect. have continued to improve
ever since. My appetite Is good, and | sleep
AS well AS ] ever did in my life. am free
from pain for the first time in three years.
When | was taken sick, four years ago. |
weighed one hundred and eighty.six pounds ;
now weigh one hundred and thirty, hut, as
mn gaining in strength. have faith shall
regain my flesh tbs summer. by the use of
the Pills. ! shall continue taking them for
some time to come.
Yours truly,
JOHN w, LORD.
Still Later.
WEST LEBANON, Me-. April Ia, 1875.
THOMAS w. LANE Dear Sir III have TAX
en- the last of my PILLS, and | am improving
81 fast do nut think it wOuli be proper for
ne to discontinue their USE for the present.
Please seud mea p'cAage and confer favor
w. Yours truly,
These Pills can only no procured of
w. LANE. Agent, Manchester, N,
L.. or Al Opinion Office, brad ford,
"a.
To save profits of Wholesale buyers and re-
alters. and thereby enable the purchaser to
.et them fer about half price, u package !
WILL BE sent BY MAIL, postage prepaid, u
N receipt of FIFTY CENTS. Address,
BEN: STANTON. ASu,
OPINION OFFICE,
BRADFORD. VI
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NEW ADV ERrISEM ENTS.
M AN TEL d.

BY one of the largest Lite Insurance cnlnpa
MES IN the country, u few energetic men to
act rs agents in New England. Only those
desired who will personally solicit business
and not depend upon the efforts of suhngents
for satisfactory results. 10 such parties lib
cral Inducements will he offered, Address
Post.o Office Box 1903, New York City.
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1877 Bnwery New York Post Office Box, 45
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07
THE WATER OF LOCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS.
READ A FEW SELECTED FROM MANY
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT
MEDICAL MEN.

DR. CARTwRIGHr.-"I In truth know of no WA
tiers in Furope america so rich in medical sub
Stances that Of the HCckbridge springs"
DIR. CABELL-"I II IS Indeed admitted that more
or L.: considerable proportion Of cases Of invete
rate chronic diseases Tor which elief Is sought by
The use If that wafer derive no permanent beHents
from II. but 1t is unJeniablc that unusually large
proportion of grave and obstinate cases. which baf.
e The ordinary resources the healir art are au
nualiy cured at your Sfrings.'
IIR. THOMAS would state that regard Ii as
one OF the most efficient astripgent and tonic mime
raj waters which have Ever employed
DIX. EMMET.--l know OF no mineral water so
eficacOus'' r II have used both the wat r
and aried preparation. or salts In private practice
aud In the oman Hospital, for several years, TO
my great Sati>faction.n - 49,
DIR. MADpEN-"Thei investigation / have given
the watering places In this and other countries
leads me to the conclusion that none have claims
superior to the Rockpridge Alum Springs, Va"
DIR. MoORNAN (author Of lhe well.known work
On he Virginia Sprir gsl.-"1tefs d matter of DO
little importance that the public should be fully
apprsed OF The remarkable influence exerted by
the RockbrIdge Alum Waters, IN strumOus diseases
especially. They have long stood SIS rcproach TO
our profession and never but In these waters has
remedy been found that deserves the name OF a
specific for their curI.'''.--~----..--,-,-
kLv. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, D. D., New York.
"The>e waters are not q nostrum. EVERYBODY sees
and knows all about them. They are not 9ndck
medicine. The regular faculty exhibit them with
due guards and cautions" ~.
Send for pamphlet
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Agents.
NH lO-W&FtApl1 Richmond. Va.
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THE LOUISIANA COMPROMISE Washington
April 5.--The Louisiana compromise does
not promise well. Advices received to-day
from the highest Republican sources in New
Orleans state that the Republican members
of the Legislature decided not elected by the
arbitration committee will refuse to surren.
der their seats 10 the Democrats, but will re-
sign, and Governor Kellogg will then order
4 new election. The reason for this course
is said to be that it is claimed that these nine
pariShes are Republican on fair vote. sIcs
action as this must result in fresh compiled
tons, but it is not anticipated that any vic.
lence will ensuc. The practical result will
be that the Kellogg government Will retain
entire control Of the Safe until the next
regular gubcrnatorial election Correspond
ejlce Baltimore Sun.
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correspondence CT the Richmond Dispatch.J
AccoAAc cou>rY, VA. April l, 1915.
March went out very camlr yesterday and
left u, a! in q very pleasant humor, hoping
that The cold weather was over. April came
in beautifully: the sun was bright, the air
balmy. and the birds were singing merrily.
bu, the wind soon rose and stopped their
-ougS Farmers are cheerful now, as they
lind that the potatoes are not ipjIrcQ in the
hill aud their oats are cOmin~up so much
better than they expected. This, so far nS
thr c.t>t"fn part Of the county is concerned;
"u ~" hIl.-dc il Is said that things are NOT
looking % well.
uur pi;Ilc schools are well taught and
generally vel 2ltcHdci. There Is Il modcl
teacher and school on Modest Town. Be.
tween y Y and seventy scholars belong to
the >cArut, and IL ! taught by lady, who
IIIraC~> them Ill with ease. aud Keeps the
h,>t order. Sue has 10 use the timber on the
boy, occasionally. and ii0d, that 1t has "A
rta.mjug effect. y coloiei school is also
'Nu-at near town, aud is said to be well at
tended. aud has ~ efficient teacher.
Modest Town is 4 village about mile from
;aer,4>r. 1t is probably not flushed yet,
bit Ia grown very slowly. There are not
,.,.r i dozen houses, and one Of them was
.'''l Ia>t veal. lHeie 10 ohe Ht"ie az" po''
ut!rr. Il dentist, a physician, tanner, Il shoe
MAKER, aud carpenter in the town. 1t Is
about the most orderly, sociable little place
'o b. found anywhere. y Baptist church
0.,l outside of the town is u neat building !;
Ia, furnishing Sundsy school, large con-
.gr-ArIou>, and services twice every Sunday.
oar people are anxious for tie promised
railroad. and many think that it would great
y increase the population and general pros.
lcrity of this already thriving county. We
hope 10 see 1t made, and that all these eXpec-
iIIiuns may be realized. II.
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A PRISONERS TRICK AFTER CONVICTION
He FALSELY PRETESDs TO PoIsoN HIMSELF
IN THE COURT. RooM.-In the Superior Grim
ipal Court, New Orleans, on Monday last,
one CASTOR L9rche was tried OH the charge of
outrage, and the jury returned verdict OF
guilty, without capital punishment. Incl
dental to the delivery of the verdict there
trauspired q startling episode, which the
Times thus describes:
"As is the custom, the prisoner stood be-
fore the bar while the clerk read the verdict,
and no sooner had this service been per.
formed than Larche, with sudden move
ment. drew small phial from bis pocket,
and draining its contents, fell back. Before
reaching the floor he was caught By Sheriff
Fasau, who happened to be sitting near him.
At once there arose great commotlon IN Tue
courtroom, and number OF voices cried out
Hes poisoned himself Meanwhile Larche
was attacked with violent convulslons,
aud being conveyed to the dock, was
laid upon three chairs, with his head down
ward. Messengers were dispatched for med
icsl aid, aud while awaiting its coming the
man was given grain of tartar.emetlc ana
then coffee and warm water, but without
any effect except that they were quickly
cast I'D, for he continued in violent conyul'
stuus, anu u ICliipiC loelhb3 ~ ht' WA W
was kept up with painful yigor. During
these exercises he appeared to be perfectly
unconscious, u'tering not word, and that
the man was poisoned and dying was accept
ed. DIR. Alpuente came in, and dosing the pa
tient with six grains of tartar-emetic, found
that they did no good. whereupon messep-
ger was sent poSt-haSte for stomsch-punp.
At this iuncture DR.. J. b. Gaudet appeared
on the scene, aud, examining the mans pulse,
inlimated that it was quite healthy; listening
to The throat rattle, he declared that 1t was
assumed and quite overdone observing the
Iimb-twitchiugS. be pronounced them voiun-
tary; and. in conclusion, said that The man
was simply playing 4 trick. To prove this
he brought forth b bottle Of hartshorO, when,
holding it to the chaps nose, 10 be, after
vainIy endeavoring to remain insensible 10
its effects, gradually succumbed. and IN less
than two minutes got up from the chairs and
resumed his normal condition
as sound in body and active 10 mind as any
person iu the room. Overcome, perhaps ny
modification, he began to cry, and sald that
he wanted 10 die, but instead OF letting
him die deputy sheriff handcuhpd
bin and lugsed him away 10 pri'
son in company with one Charles
kauffmap. who was charged rs the per-
son who gave him the bottle just Before the
reading Of the verdict. DR.. Galdet gave II
as his opinion that the bottle contained barts.
horn and camphor, but, 10 make sure, carried
,gay the unconsumed portion OF the Hqu'a
or the purpose Of analyzatioD. 1t is sup
POSED that Larche's purpose WAS to 80 hX
himself that bis transfer 10 the bospital
would be ordered, whence his ultimate escape
nirht to eaoicr than from the secure "o''s
j. a p.is2G."
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The Sutro Tunnel, often mentioned in con.
pection with the subject Of Nevada mining,
Is au unfinished work Of unprotected mag
nitude. The famous Comstock lode is in
assure several miles long and of unknown
depth. Over $500, 100000 worth Of silver
and gold has been taken out of it. To reach
the rich deposit shafts are sunk all along the
vein, and some OF them are 1000 feet deep.
The lowest mines ale the most productive,
but the air in them is so hot that the miners
can only work Oh the system OF five minutes
labor followed by fifteen of rest.
This makes mining there very uncomforta.
BILE and expensive. Mr.. Sutro's plan Is to
run a tunnel from the foot of the mountain,
meeting the lode at right angles, and then
following it, the total length being about
eight miles. This would furnish a handler
outlet for the ore, besides draining and VEN
tilatiug the mines. The tunnel, which is
now about third done, is fourteen feet
wide by ten high, and will cost about eight
millions. The company will get royalty of
81 ton from the miners, and the ownership
Of any mineral Iodes which the tunnel may
strike on the way to the Comstock vein.
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The UNITED STATES STEAMER FORTUNE
HORRIBLE FASArlCIsM IN CUBA.- Hdrdnd.
April 5.-The United States steamer For
tune. having returned to Havana from Key
West, sailed to-day for Washington. She has
had only one serious case Of yellow.lever OBJ
board during the cruise, aud the patient has
recovered. The work Of the survey under
Licutenant.C Commander Green has been COM
pleled.
A terrible case Of fanaticism, superinduced
by spirit.rappings, is now undergoing inyes-
tigation 10 Pinar Del Rio. mother. be-
lieving she was actuated by the orders OF the
spirits, tore out the eyes Of her son, and af-
forwards attempted 10 tear out her own.
This she did openly, as solemn sacrifice, In
the presence OF the other women OF the fami-
ly, who prayed in q loud voice while it was
going on. All the parties have been arrested,
and are now CD trial.
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ROGER WILLIAMS's PREDECESSORS IN TEACH
ING RELIGIOUS LIBeRTY.-In reproducing the
other day the retulation by the Congrega-
tioualsts of the claims Of the Sturbridge
minister. Mr. Bancroft, and others, as to the
priority of Roger Williams 10 regard to re-
ligious federation, we cited passage from
Sir Tuomas More'S decree of "kynge Ito
puS," quoted by our contemporary, " that it
should be lawful for euerie man to fauoHre
aud follow what religion he would" Our ut.
teption has been further called to passage
in the history OF L)simus, who wrote in the
early part of the 18th century, which carries
the doctrine some fourteen hundred years
further back, and which states it IN its full
est length and breadth:
Honorius appointed Generidius command
er Of the forces in DAlmita. This Generid-
iuS. although Of BIvarian extraction, was in
disposition Inclined to all virtues, and was
remarkably devoid of covetousness. While
he inclined to ancient ordinances and could
not endure to relinquish the old mode OF
worship, law was promulgated prohibiting
all who were not Christians from wearing
girdle in the court. This law being estab-
lished, Generidius, who was at that time
military officer in Rome, laid aside his girdle
and remained in his own house. The En-
peror requiring him, as one enrolled among
the officers to attend at court in his due course,
he replied that there was law which for
babe him the use oil the girdle, or thataDy one
shouli be reckoned among The officers who
did not reverence the Christian religion.
The Emperor answered that the law indeed
was obligatory on all others, but excepted
him alone, who had undertaken such danger.
Gus enterprises for the Commonwealth.
Geueridus said in reply that he could not
suffer himself TO accept of an honor that APP
pearcd to a1ront all who, by means Of that
law, had been put out Of commission. Nor
did he execute bis office until the Emperor,
compelled both by necessity and shame, COM
pletcly abolished The law, anu gaze all per.
sous Hbertyof enjoying their oaca sentiments
in all offices, ache'her ciuI or Military ~
SINUS History V. 1863.
We doubt if there is fuller statement OF
the doctrine TO be found anywhere. Ger
tainly it indicates liberation exceeding even
that of modern times-iu North Carolina, ut
least.-BoSton AdoerliSer.
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Ltttcr from Chiiesburc-Thc Weather.
Crops, &c.
spon,i.nce O, ,ne ,,,cnmond Dispatch

Correspondence uI lie isicnmond DiSpatch.I
CHlLEsBURG, Va, April D, 1870.
Til" mild weather of the past two weeks
"a, in>tiIled new life and energy into every
thing. The frui,.trees have just began to
blossom, and from all appearances The yield
from the orchards will he large.
The farmers are atout done sowing oats.
\ fair crop has been put in. All are busy
making prepAratlons for corn and tobacco.
|! the pl4nt-beds do not play Us f1lsea larger
crop Of tobacco will be planted this year than
has been for many years.
\ few days ago | saw ii crop OF very hne
coaI.cured tobacco, raised ia this county.
one of your commission-merchants SAID last
fall tuat it would bring 500 oundred. This
j. =. new branch Of Industry ia our county.
d. ID,
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NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are daily receiving
NEW SPRING GOODS


NEW SPRING GOODS
of every description, to which they invite the at
tentIon of their customers and public generally,
giving them the assurance that they will sell as
CHEAP AS GOODS CAN DE BOUGHT IN THIS OR THE
New YORK MARKETS. Their stock in all depart
ments will be kept more complete tn all ever here
,oforc and every novelty as 1t appears in the north
ern markets shall be presented to their customers.
They have just opened 4 most attractive STOCK OF
LADIES SUN-UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
to which they ask an inspection before purchasing
else whcrc. These goods are selected with great
care, comprising advanced styles of trimmings,
novel In design aad elegant in inlsh with beautiful
and desirable attachments and handles, we'll assort-
ed In wood, bone, horn. ivory, pearl, ebony, and
coruelan rendering the display Of unusual interest
to the purchaser.
They desire TO call especial attention to their
handsome display of
EMBROIDERED CAMEL'5-HAIR CUIRASS;
GUIPURE OVERSIGHT and CUlRASS;
TABLIER and CUIRASS.
A full line of LADIES UNDERWEAR, which
will be found of the best quality and very hand
somely ard deliberately trimmed.
COLORED SILKS OF every shade and grade;
STRIPED SILKS OF every shade and grade;
PERCALtS In beautiful patterns;
BeailIiful SIDE BAND LAW Ms;
DRESS GOOES of every quality;
SPRING CALICOES, &c, &C. mn 24-3m
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 6, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 6, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. Ii. 1atum-
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York, mer.
chandise, g. W. Allen Il Co.. AGENTS.
Steamer alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. W. r. Porter, agrnt
Schooner Eugie, Corsay, Baltimore, railroad ties,
Curtis & Parker.
Arrived at New York April Sd, schooners ellen
Hodine, Ruler; Moderator, Buabee; Joseph Cake.
Cow Sophia Behrmau, Druex l.. T. Pharo. An
derson charlie Miller, Jones; Paususset, lDgtr
soil: barbara, Heddiu; 5. j. Vaughn, Vaughn; III:
j. Ora ger, Somers; Rhodella blew, Nowell-all
Arrived ut New York April 4th, schooners Mon
mouth, Anderson; Eclipse, I onklin; Gertrune
Sonmers snow Sarah and Lucy, Brorker-ali
from Virginia. Also, schooners Ella Pressy, Pres
81, Providence, for EIrgiala; Mary J.tlsher, Law.
rem CT, New haven, for Virginia
Arrived al Boston April Sd. schooner w. D. Dais'
ley, Brown Alb, Schooner err 50 u. BAKER, Coeo-
bo,h from Virginia.
arrived at New London April 3d. schooner Ram
bier, from Virginia. ,
Al Providence April 3d. schooners Carrie 6.
Cosby. Moore; Nil Uesperaudum, Good peed
Dictator, Hammond: Richard =. SsWcom6, Hlg
gins; a. ". Pierce, Pierce; Eddie Pierce, HAYES
Henry Sckerson. EIdridge; Helen III. Foster
Rich; Darious Eddy. Rideout; William Thomp
sailed from Providence for Virginia April 4th
schooner Lizzie w. HanDum, Co6b,
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April Arrived: Perlere. Frisca
Manhattan, CITY Of Mexico, Greece: Arr lived out
Annie ). Conant, T. j. Southara, Rhetm, hober
Hodgson damaged by galeJ, Belgium, Tom STAIN
DO, Vega, Sumatra.