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N
WI ing, October the enter viii with
comic drama. entitled GRlSr TO THE MI 1.-The Prince De
CONT Mr. Arno d. the Marquis dc kcheville Mr. Nicknson
Tranciue Miss Clark After which, musical extravaganza en-
titled HERO LEANDtR-Leander Miss Nary Cannon Suey
Agha Mr.. Ncknson; Hero Miss Roberta which will
be presented grand PANORAMA OF BROADWAY. To
conclude with an extraysganza entitled LOLA MONTEs,
Catching Governor-Count Mnhenu Mr. Nkinson Kyboshki
ME- CoDover; Michael Brovtki Mr. Ioaud Katherine Koper
Mics Mary Cannon Doors 7-Curtain Uses at TX
o'clock Dresa Circle 80 cent?. -,
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TEE STAR RAILROAD house, KEPT BY TREADWELt
SEAMAN. 365 Fourth between 18th and 9Th
IT, Boarding lodgings and Billiard and Bowling
Saloon Two Of Mr. s. " Moores prime Billiard Tables The
wines can't be exceled in the upper part the
city.
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lust PUBLIsuED-DR. BosrwTcK's GREAT WORK

VUST PUBLISIIED.-DR. BOSrWICKS CHEAT WVNn
and Lectures vencrca and other affections Of the er
Organs $50 quaro. This the most ee
teal work Of the kind issued II contains coorcd en-
cravings which dcineate this class Of diseases
known about the modern treatment
Of these diseases has been aea recorded and al TIC most
proved formulas have been gwen for sale az
ire once Of publication 22 Broadway and Of the author on
Broadway Also Dr. Bs work on self abuse I pages - en-
araypas It'll hints young Price I'll Tor sale Maoove
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nR. ElLIoTT, OCULIsT, 6s5 BROADWAY, INFORMS HIS
~ his office hours from 10 TO o'clock,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
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hudson RIVER BOTEl, CORNER WEST AND HOBO
opposite Canal street ferry open for the
cepton of transient yearly boardrs THIS house pleasantly
situated Of The bay and harbnr Also tho
Jersey including Jersey City oboken Those
of quiet home pure air. moderate charges and good fare
20
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DR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and streets last years enjoyed
extensive practice in private diseases He
aggravated this disease and mild
70 days scturcDr Cooper the form Of
from weeks Constitut debility,
brought by habit INDUCED by young Ths
when freely INDUCED in, beges Dyspepsia weakness Of the
small Of the back confusion Of intellect and aver
sion to society warranted in no charge
No uercurv ard.
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Al RS. yERvISS COLD CANDY.
WI When coughing or wheeling,
Or snufflDg or sneezing,
Or painting with atthma, and that's just 90 bad,
Nothing Of service 10,
Save Mrs. Je viss
Candy, without which can DO had.
No longer needed,
Despised superseded,
Are nostrums for colds that all the rage;
Nothing OF service Is,
Save Mrs Jerviss
Candy, for childhood and manhood, and age.
IL bronchitis ague,
Or lung fever plague you,
Or dry hacking cough shows consumption Ia near
Nothipg of service 10
Save Mrs. Jerviss
Candy, the throat and the windpire TO cle4s
Even stick % it.
Semesay lick ~
Banshes boArsebess sDd sob throat afar;
Oh bftwhat tefviceis
Kind Mrs Jcrviss
Candy, for cough, influenza, catarrh .-.--.
Sold wholesale and rera by MRS. W. JERvIs so Broad.
way corner of wh6 street AoENrsl0 Astor House; ITO
Broadway Mrs Hayes, 1888 Fulton street. Brooklyn and by
Druggists generally.
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~ lBLOs, Aston PLACE, BaOADwAY-MR HACKErT
\ as fasaf; Mr. Vandsnh fl as Hotpur Mr. w IL Crisp,
VINO engaged for limited number of shts Prince Hal
MISS Isabel Dickinson IN the Eon Boy Mr. O. W. Clarke.
ShaIies Mr. ChppendMe, Mr. faeds Mr. John sefton
Nate Horn, Will appear On Monday Evening October "a will
DO acted The frat Part Of Shakespeare play KING
HENRY ~" ON he HUMOhs OF FALSTAFF-sir John Fail
stah Mr. Hacke Henry Pc cy Nrnamed uotspur Mr. G. Van
denheh Henry Prince Of Wses Mr H. Crisp Frlnc Mr. #
Piaede To conclude with the farce called the ETON
hel Dickinson "'
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TJORSEs-NEW YORK TATTERsALLS. 4i6 BROADWAY
At private sale five of the finest choicest ted
Horses offered In this market consisting of few pairs of
very large and fine Coach Horses several fine young and fast
Horses Saddle Wagon Horses &c arrived
the Western part of this State &C.
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NASH! CASH! CASH.-THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
~ Gentemens of Clothing ms6 jobs lot Of ready
made Clothing line BY post will b promptly attended 70,
ssws If Nassau and Bseknan streets, - suit stcIo.
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- OBBERY-$S0 REWARD.-A PARCEL OF LOWER CA
Bank notes and debenure having
Kingston and Montreal all cautioned
ing or purchasing The above reward win be paid to
giving such information will lead the
vicon of the parties concerned in the robbery The following
the missing notes, &c-Montreal Branch Of
GAP 32OS 4l93 Jan ls4 each $40 1887 June 1884, $50
sim n ht tn S may d S si 81 ves 1882
Posts Buildings Hanover st. 1919 West 2lst st.
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~ Wall b presented he comedy Of the NERVOUS MAN
NJ Aspen sI vsehsi Ncshan Mr. Collins; Lady Leach. Mrs
Abhott Ars CAckitt Mrs. After which, HOW PAY
TIE HFNT-Norgan Rather Mr. Collins Moran Miller Mr.
Andrew; Ms Conscience. Mrs Iherword To conclude
YOUNG AMERIfA-Msj0r Nartinot Mr. Nache; pooley, ar
sos~sy Mrs. pooey Ms Watts xrs smer Mrs Isnsrwood
Dress Circle and Parquette rs oents; Family CIRCLE
Gallery, l2H eta Doors oper st7
QURToNp THEATRE CHAMBERS srREET-xoNDAY
enns OCT Der I'd wall bs played. the new drama Of
fOODLEs-Mr Timothy Toode Mr. Burr Old FentoB Mr. a-
milton Mrs mothy 7oodle. Mrs vernon After which, CAP
TUhE OF CAPT tUTTLE-Cspt tuttle. Mr.. Burton; Jack
Mr. Brougham Mrs McStiuger Mrs Vernon Mrs 10
hum Mss Coole susan NGpsr MIRA grOugham To conclude
with the farce OF POOR PLLICUUDY-Mr John Peter PHI
eoddy Mr. Burtou Captain scute Mr. Johnatnn; Mrs Pill
e0ddy Mrr Brouqham; Mrs OScutte Mrs A. Knight sarah
stunt Mrs Sinclair Dress Circle cents Family
Circle 70 ota Doors at "a; curtain risesat74.
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THE UNION.


The New Orleans Delta Of the 3oth March, which we
received yesterday full OF interesting details from the
city OF Mexico. Ten columns 10 small type are devoted
to the proceedings OF the of inquiry held in the
city OF Mexico, extending from the 18th the 2lst OF
March Nearly eight of these occupied by the case
OF Gen Pillow. Mr.. Freaner under long examna-
uon as witness. Gen Scott then said, the next wit
nesses would be Mr. Trist and Mr Peoples, OF the
American Star.
Freaner (Mustang OF the New Orleans Delta) writes
on the nth March:
a" There fifty members of Congress, present, at
Qnereiaro-there fifteen Ibis place who will leave
on Monday for the of governmenihere has been
the elections in the from which delegates have
been elected-I hear doubt expressed among the
Mexicans in reference to the ratification Of the treaty.
have heard several OF the lro party that they would
for the ratification, and, if possible, put end to the
am of opinion that the in favor OF ratiiyng
the treaty will be very strong II the treaty should
come back from the United States amended, there WILL
probably, be good deal OF debate and delay"
He writes on the 10th From present appearances, /
have doubt but that the Mexican Congress will ratify
the treaty they hear that will the APP
probation of the United States Senate But the whole
matter YET involved in uncertainty.
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Ertraa Of letter from officer IN our nary, dated
"TuspAN RIVER Mexico March T. 1s4


"lUsPAN RIVER, Mexico, March Z, lS4S.
81 have now told YOU all abou, myself-my object du-
your dreams fancies pictured TO yourself perfect
paradise tins country The river disturbed but
by gentle and cooling zephys, and meanders through
country over which relgns perpetual spring The land
is rich and fertile yielding OF things two crops, of
others three, year The common productions OF the
soil, almost without cultivation, corn, sugarcane,
tobacco, and wheat The articles Astounding in abund
ance, without cultivation, dye woods-such as log
wood and vanilla beans; oranges, pine apples, banan-
mas, and thousand other delicious fruits and Injuries
Papeta, the hemp plant of this country and far superior
10 Manila, grows wild all over the country. Deer wild
turkeys, pardges wild hogs and cattle, numerous
fact nature has done everything for this country and
hundred families to emigrae here, they would be
happy and wealthy IN one year. than they would in any
part OF the United States four five The land is
held here in common; and any person. by paying S25
the municipal authorities take up much land
he work, and hold IT during ms own lifetime, and
empon, and keep the land by purchasing from govern
nent at the rate OF about ten cents II this
country was In the possession should say part OF
the United States, with It's natural passes, the difficulty
OF access, and The vast which would soon de-
velope themselves, ii would become, a few years. the
most wealthy and powerful nation earth-lt only
qulres TO be inhabited by free and enlightened com
nunty. The production of the vanilla bean alone (and
it only be raised here) would produce more wealth
this province than made In the whole States OF New
York, Pennsylvania and Virginia combined; everything
at present is wild, beautiful, and abundant In my most
dreamy imagination never pictured myself so beauti.
full country; could give you, BY the most excited
Should the people or Congress have enough
this portion of Mexico TO the United States will
spend the remainder OF my Life here, and will advise YOU
10 do the same"
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her hundre and fifty thousand 10 spare for Italy
with her gigantic ally, with her undisputed ascendency
with her Metterneh has submitted the fate.
Surely the fallen desPos win say, AIT thou also become
weak we Arr thou become Ike unto US ?" There is
carcely aught left for revelation. Bar from
the What nexil II Vienna had its Hungary lis
Poland, its Venice, and Milan, has ST Petersburg
also its Moscow lis rebeous Poles its Teutonic bu-
tares, its Siberian tribes, is Crcassian foesf Nay the
capital itself is built new territory. Meanwhile thus
Ear England pursoes the OF her course Revo-
luton shrnks from metropolis where cannot find one
respectable malignant Il sinks into vulgar bur
iesque What a hundred thousand armed men could moi
DO in Paris, has been effected in London by few pocket
uuneheons- la the sister island TWO mounting fanatics
have been bowling treason loT tVeyenonth and have
done their best TO make Dublin suburb Of Paris. The
bloody design proved hollow as maniac's dream So
fares revolution this United Kingdom and so will it fare
as long the legislature antic paIes its demands
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
p "a.
The By The Washimgfon The H4tohimsom fanailv
Delightful rsafhey.-1he markets, &c

BALTIMORE, April SIS D. m
The bg The tTaxhiagfoa The Haohiasoa fa,aiu -
Delightful reafhe.-7ne markets. &c.
The by the Washington has been furnished TO our
citizens to-day ia ''Sun" and has been the solo
topic OF conversation The position OF Ireland attracts
much attention, and the by the royal maisieaner
which sail from Liverpool the 18th ultino, and
has now been fourteen days look ed for nth increased
interest in consequence She will bring five days later
tegence from Dublin. and perhaps record revolution in
Ireland
The Hutchinson family give their ia Bald
more TO night, and viii appear Washington week
The weather continues delightful and spring
have taken TOO strong hold have foliage damaged by
lack Frost
The papers from the north this afternoon are ali filed
with the news by the Washington but contain nothing
elss of special importance.
The MAKKRrs The advices by the steamer w ashncton
have had material effect upon the Baltimore market
No change OF moment has been produce the prices
any staple commodity The to-day has been dull
Dealers generally, holding of for furtber news by the
America, OF the Cunard ne now out four
days, and nearly quite due
AT Philadelphia this morning, the receipt Wash
ngons unsettled market, and dealers generally
have manifested but litie disposition to operate.
Holders of -four asking 81 l2a without finding pur
chasers. Corn meal and rye flour nominal last quoted
The supply of grain continues light; sales Of red
wheat 1873 1876 cents yellow 50 So
IS a 80
The cotton market remains without holders
a little firmer
Whiskey % a 23a cents per gallon
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In CONGRESS- OF THE U. STATES.
SATURDAY, APRIL s, ls4s.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

The journal having been read
MI STEWART, of Pennsylvania, asked the unani-
nous consent OF the House TO the consideration OF III,
oenae ont resolutions OF sympathy and congratuaton
Toward The French people, aQGonl OF the Of
me late revolutionary movement Paris.
MT RoCkWELL, OF Connecticut, objected 10 this, as
ne would 10 any other motion al present because he de-
sired The House 10 go into committee the private cal
endar; and he made motion TO that effect; which was
agreed TO by report OF ellers--afrmatve 75 negative
as.
PRIVATE
30 the House resolved itself into Committee OF the
w hole House, Mr. GoGGN the char,) and proceeded
to the consideration OF bills the private calendar
nenclng at the head of the list set for this day.
And after some time spent therein the committee rose
and reported bill for the relief OF Chas Reeder Walter
r. johnson, and Thomas p Jones, with amendments,
which were concuned in, and the bill passed.
Also, a bull for the relief of John w Hocket, and
bill Tor the relief OF James Glynn and Others each with
out amendment and the same were ordered TO be en-
crossed, read third time, and passed
Also, Joint resolution for the relief Of j. Melvin Gil
ss and Others also without amendment: upon which
MI SAWYER offered some explanation but before
action was had,
The House adjourned till Monday.
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One-thrd of each width and delivered at each
of the yards herenbeore named The coors 10 be fast
and deep.
The flannel be made wholly of WOOL and that of good
qualify 10 be twled TO have elvages both edges
and TO weigh not less than ree-fouhs OF an ounce to the
square foot.
Samples Of the quality may be application the
commandments OF the yards named.
The flannel to be subjected 10 such chemical other
and inspection the bureau authorize direct
be delivered (free ofcharges the United Slaes) by
first day of August next
Bonds with two approved surees in one half the est
mated of contract will be required to be entered
into within days after being notified Of acceptance of
bid and ten per centum in addition wal be withheld
the OF each payment, collateral security
for the due and faithful performance OF he contract which
will on account be paid until the contract shall be COM
pleted
Proposals be sealed and endorsed Proposals for fur
nishing flannel to the navy"
the OF Congress approved August TO- Is6
"src find be further enacted That. from and after the
this every proposal naval supplies the
Of the Navy under the proso to the general ropra
shall be accompanied by written guaranty signed by
responsible 10 the effect that he they
ceped enter into IN such time as may he prescribed
the Secretary OF the Navy with good and sufficient ures
@ arconapd by snab GUARANTY Il after the aeoen,anee of
and notification hereoo the bidder bidders he they
Secretary Navy, with sufficient
nng the plies then the Secretary the Navy shall proceed
supplies shall forthwith the difference the
contained in the 50 and the for
the whole period Of the proposal to he charged up against said bid
same NAV be Immediately by states
of Navy Department in an action OF debt against either all
of said persons
To be published three times week in the Union and
National nfegencer, Washington; Republican and Argus,
and Sun, Baltimore; Pennsylvania and Public Ledger,
Philadelphia; Journal of Commerce and Evening Post,
New York Morning Post and Courier, Boston and En-
quirer, Richmond Va.
March 25-3 taw to LIST May
90 Editors Of papers who have published this nd
yertls
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BY OVERLAND EXPRESS.
FOR THE UNION.


From the New Orleans ricayune April l.
Col Sewer arrived here yesterday morning on his way
10 the city OF Mexico He viii leave this afternoon OF
Tomorrow in the U. 5. steamship New Orleans
We learn BY the arrival Of the Fashion that the schoon-
Robert Mills lost off the Brazos hs 25th ulL
She Will be total loss.
The schooner Blanche L. Sere. Capt Thompson, ar
rived yesterday from Tampco whence she sailed on the
Path ult We have later intelligence from Iampico
by tins arrival
For THE SEAT OF WAR-The L. s schooner Pioneer,
Capiain Martin, and the IT, s schooner Arspe, Capta in
Jones' LETT this evening for Port Lavaca Texas ALSO the
y D schooner Col Cross, Capt Rogers Tor Brazos San
hago and the u 8 schooner Gen Patterson, Capt Jack
son. Tor Iamplco, with government stores.
FROM VERA CRUz.-The United States steamship Nc
ki Capt Breath, arrived yesterday afternoon from Vera
Sfuz' whence she sailed the oath. She brings no
news, oil course We annex list OF her passengers
Captains Denny, Jones, Pritchard Cox Danly and
MiiieI, United States army; Leus. Griffin Wadlington,
and sherman Messrs McMahen, Crohan, Stinson Dun
bar, and Haynes; Drs Buchanan and Barnard Mr. Gala
bero, and $50 sick and disabled soldiers Two sick SOL
diers died on The passage.
From THE BRAzos The United States steamship Fash
ION arrived from the BaZos last evening" whence she sail
ed on the 9th ut She brought the following pas
sengers; MAJOR Sparks, paymaster United States army
and his servants, Major S H. Webb, assistant quarter
master and Capt Montgomery, assistant quariemaster
She brings no news OF any interest from that quarter
We are IN the receipt of Maamoras Flag OF the 25th
u, but the only item OF II contains is the follow
ing;
From gentleman just from Monterey, we learn that
Gen Wool has given notice of his intention with
part OF his forces about 1000 upon Zacatecas The
month, unless orders the contrary received from
Washington before that time. Our Informant also
that the order for Col Butler 10 upon Victoria with
the ID Dragons has been connteanded and that officer
instructed hold himself further orders.
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Hv n. To. DrER, .4..cttenoer.

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Y PLATE, CHINA. WINES. CARRIAGES, HORSES,
inst, 10 O'Clock, shall SELL at the residence of his
exceency Chevaer d. Fganiero, minister from Portugal,
on Pennsylvania avenue Gadsbys row. very handsome
order in Philadelphia. Amongst which are enumerated.
Very handsome walnut chairs and soa covered with silk
vollaire and other paIlor chairs
Toile de Jony window curtains and ornaments
Divans and ottomans to match
MaTbe-top and other centre tables
Inlaid rosewood card and ecarte tables
very large French plate pier and mnntel glasses
elegant and unique engravings by Jaze from Vernet
Supeor-toned mahogany piano forte, by Schen, Of Phil
adelphia
Music stand rack, and piano stool
Large marbe-top mahogany sideboard
Set large mahogany dining tables
Cane. and otice-chairs
Handsome marble vases
Mantel vases and other ornaments
very superior mante clocks, bronze and Egyptian mar
bic
Handsome or-molu and enamelled solar lamps
Mahogany secretary and book cases
Writing and other tables; mahogany escrutoire
Very handsome and superior plated cetrepece and din
set tea set candesticks, egg stands. castors, Nc
Beautiful French china dinner dessert, and tea sets
Handsome Brussels three ply, and ingram carpets
Rugs, stair rods hall lamps, &c.
Mahogany French bedsteads, large and small
Iron bedsleads, hair mattresses, bedding
Marble-top dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany and other wardrobes
Marbie-op and other washsands toilet sets, Ac-
With many other articles moi necessary 10 enumerate
and general assortment of copper and other kitchen nen
sils.
Also superior collection Of wines, of personal inporta
tionsnch as old PORT Madeira, Sherry, CoRres, CarcaT
velles Lisbon Burgundy Clarets, Champagne, Nc
Also pelinium carriage and buggy and a pair OF
fine young gray horses, well matched gentle and sound.
and set Of English harness 49,
same day -
notes bearing interest K. w. DYER,
April 4-eodNds Anctioneer-
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r OsT, by n Indy. yesterday evening, between the
4 hours of and O'Clock, her way from Wilafd's
Hotel Doth street. returning gold lever watch, with
old chan and sde with two tasseis the At
ached 10 the chain gold with turgu Disc
md gold locket marked rs. O. E." Any person finding
hem and returning the same 10 Wizards Hotel, VIII be
literally rewarded. April 9-3t
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BY Il. ". DYER. .asscssosesr

'TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.-By vir-
tue OF deed trust from Dollar Mullen, dated the 30h
Sefember 1887, and duly recorded in Liber w. b. No.
DO iolo AL Az and 43 OF the land records of ash
ngon county will be sold al public auction, front OF the
premises on Monday the loh day Of pr next at O'Clock
part OF lot No J. in No 343, fronting Fl feet
inches on 10th street by 95 feet depih with the inn
provenens thereon.
Terms at sale. X. w. DYER
Mar. 9-2nwNds Auctioneer.
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By X. II. DYER. .s,.ctSonerr.

VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTloN.-on Tuesday even
ing next the llth instant, at hal!past o'clock shall
SELL from, the premises the north half of lot No H. in
square No GA fronting rs feet on Tenth street by about
100 feet in Depth alley between L and streets
The above lot is very desraby located being immediate
y opposite the Baptist church, and is very handsome
building lot.
Terms Of third cash, the balance in equal pay
and twelve months, for satisfactorily
cured, bearing interest X. w. DYER,
April 6-eodNdsif ApctonceT.