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SCg7H Vsa.

II you want to keep thing exceedingly
private, put i, IN letter, which entrnst
for delivery to ga private nrua. III"
privacy is sure to h. 50 great, that no one
else Will ever see it afterwards.
A true picture Of despair i pig reach
ing through hole in fence TO get cab
ba-e that lies few inches beyond his
reach.
The greatest trial cfpatience is looking
for your nigh.cap after YOU have put the
candle out.
Somebody very michedly says that two
blooming Young ladies got caught cut in a
shower recently, and when they had got
home, the rain had washed the very color
out Of their chccks. What a pity.
A late English paper says:--''Jt is re-
markable and singular fact that all the
later improvements in cotton weaving ma
chnerv have come from the United States.
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The NIearaguan QueslIoA.

"S"A se1NAA SUSbtbVNs
The following in tbs conclusion ia
long article In the honaea Tilass, On ths.
question: f"
1t may readily be conjec.ured, frem the
Importance attached on both sides to tina
question, that this protec!orate has ceased
to be mere abstract or honorary function.
This river, San Juan, is the inlet 10 the
most practicable line Of water comnunica-
ton across the Isthmus, and on the pos
session ofthat port depends the command
OF the passage. The Nicaraguans have,
therefore. proceeded to take to the, best
market the claims they have not them
selves the force to defend. BY making
concession Of passage to cit,z,ns of the Uni
ted States, and by obtaining, if possible,
t G countenance and guarantee of the I'M
ted States Government to their pretended
rights over the Mosquitan Territory, they
evidently hope to extort, in the name Of
the Cabinet at Washington, what Lord
PaImerston peremptorily refused to the
Ministers OF Nicaragua. 1t is clear, how
ever, that strong measures and determined
language of the British Government admit
of no qualification, and we are as much
bound TO defend Bluefields and the San .Ju
an as any part OF the British empire. The
interference of the United States Govern
ment in support Of what is at mos. no
more than the private interest Of a trading
company it is less easy TO explain or to
justify, and we can hardly suppose that
they intend to abet the State of Nicaragua
in course of open hostility TO Great Brit
ain. The great object of the Nicaragua
Canal is, we repeat common 70 all ma
tons, and it would be absurd, Liberal and
impolte to take advantage of cur ancient
relations with the Mosquito Indians to
Illustrate the scheme. But precisely be-
cause it is great public object; the little
State OF Nicaragua has not a right to
claim sole possessession Of such passage
by direct violation Of the territories Of
an independent neighborhood. 1.-THE Ca
nal is to be made, 1t may fairly be the sub
Jet OF treaty or equity convention be-
tween the different States whose terrific
rics it may pass, and the terms ofsuch
treaty ought to be of the most liberal kind;
hut if the exclusive and unfounded preten-
sio0s of the State of Nicaragua are taken
up by the United States, of an amicaI.s
combination tor great pacific purpose.
the two countries most interested in the
success Of the undertaking may be expo-
sed to serious misunderstanding.
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uTAn error occurred in Maj. Jones'
letter last week. Where it says ten mill
lions of inhabitants paid thirteen millions
year, it should have said they paid ten
millions. The reader, however, would be
able to detect it as typographical error.
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LARGE DA1RIEs.- Some Of the enter
prising farmers near Delaware City, are
engaged in the dairying business. The
Wilmington Republican says;
Wm. Reybold keeps about so cows;
John Revbold, John C.. Clark, and John
J. Henry also keep about the same NUM-
Der. The butter they send to the Baltimore
market, by the railroad from Frenchtown,
where they have an agent to receive and
dispose Of it. In the hot weather IN sum-
mer, the first named gentleman, and for
aught we know the others do the same,
manufactures great quantity of lce-cream
which is also sent to Baltimore for sale, toy
the Erickson boats running through tho
canal.
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A WIFE IN TRou2..E."-Pray tell

WIFE IN IRouB-E."--Pray tell me
my dear, what is the cause Of those tears'''
Ooh, such disgrace"
t,-W hatm:what is it, my dear! Don't
keep me IN suspense.
"Why, l have opened one of your let
tiers, surprising it addressed to myself.
Certainly it looked more Ike Mrs. than
MIR.
els that all? What harm can there be
in wite's opening her husbands lettersl"
"No harm in the thing itself. But tho
contents, Such disgrace"
.slghat, has any one dared to write me
letter unfit to he read by my wife?'
"Oh no. It is couched in the rrost
chaste and gcntlemanly language. But
the contents Of it, the contents"
Here the wife buried her hands in her
handkerchief and commenced sobbing
aloud, while the husband eagerly caught
up the letter and commenced reading the
epist!e that had been the means OF nearly
breaking his wifr's heart. 1t was bill
from the printer for nine 1sars' subscriptions
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mons now occupy, country destined to
exercise great influence upon The future
destInies of the farthest West.
Pennsylvania.

The following letter is from one of the
first statesmen OF Pennsylvania, and shows
how much reason there is in the rejoicing
the locoiocos have INDUCED over the re-
Ceat elections IN Il a. State.
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Anniversaries for 1910.

4.
merican Protestant society-by Rev. DR.. Murray,
Dr. Phillips Church, corner Fifth Avenue and 11th
bet. TX p. Nj.
|merican Seaman's Friend straightforward ~
lew York State Society for the abolition of capital
kshment, at Minerva Rooms, "a p. M.
Missionary Society-M. f. Church in Vestry street
Dunbar and Rev. B. H. Vatel, will deliver vddres-
|7h p. NJ.
TUESDAY, MAY s.
merican ti-Slavery straightforward, 10 A. NJ.
merican and Foreign Anti.Slavery Society-Tabcr-
lew York and American Sunday School Union
ktraI Presby terrain Church. Broome street, p. NJ.
oreign Evangelical Society-Dr. Hutton's Church,
Washington Square. IA p. NJ.
ew York State Colonization straightforward,
IP. NJ.
|lerical temperance Convention, at the Brick
foreign Evangelical Alliance-Mercer street Church.
|P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 0.
|mcrican Tract Society Tabernacle, 10 A. M.
Institution for the Blind-Tabernacle, p. M.
Imerican Home Missionary Society-Tabernacle
| P. NJ.
merican Society for Melorating the Condition Of
Jews-Dutch Reformed Church, corner Greene and
ONE streets, ~ Pm.
|merican Union of Associationsts-Lyce Build
Broadway. 10 A. NJ.
|mtrican Society for the abolition of capital punish
ht at Minerva Rooms A. NJ
merican Moral Reform and Guardian Society
|ne for the Friendcss.
THURSDAY. MAY 10.
|merican Bible Socicty-Tabernacle 10 A. M
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Tabernacle, 3
E .
Imerican Temperance Union-Tabernacle, ~ p. M.
Imerican Protestant Socicty-Mercer street Church,
|yanrelical Acknowledgement Dutch Church, cor
7 afayette Place and Fourth street, ~ P. M.
|mcrican Baptist Home Mission Society," Oliver
let Church, ~ P. NJ:
Imerican Education Society IA P. M.
| FRIDAY, MAY IL.
lmerican Board of commissioners for Foreign Mis-
10 A. NJ
mcrcan and Foreign Bible Society-Dr. Cones
.,rch Broome street. 10 A. Nj.
SUNDAY. MAY 10
mercan and Foreign Sabbath Union-at DR.. Potts's
|,rch Fifth avenue Sermon by DR.. Sprague.
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81, l6a.62l 81 ss74,4s3 50

Total. ......... 81 l6362l 81 S9744s3 50
The falling of thus far this year amounts to $3.50,
1877 a. indicating reduction in the value of merchan
disc imported of more than half million of dollars
The quotations for State and corporate securities in
I attn ore on the 5th inst. annexed
Maryland SIS, s2t offered, SO asked do sterling SIS
90id offered 90si asked Baltimore 6's, 1890, l0l< of
fered do SIS 81 offered So asked; Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad per cent bonds 93si offered; do dividend
SO offered, SIS asked Merchants, 90S offered; Union
co offered, 6l asked Commercial and Farmers short
20 offered; Marine, 25 offered y asked Farmers and
Planters, 239a offered; Chesapeake 20 offered West
ern, 1776 offered; Mechanics. IA offered Franklin o
offered 91s asked Farmers Bank of Maryland, AZ of
fered Patapsco, 10 offered Insrance.-Firemen's. II
offered; Baltimore Fire. l. 10 offered, asked Road
StockS.-Baltmore and Ohio Railroad, 40h offered 40
asked; Baltimore and Susquehanna do, Tx offered
1917 asked Reistertown Turnpike, 1-16 offered
asked York, pa offered, 2e1 asked; Frederick so of
fered, 80 asked.
The Baltimore money market has improved very
much within the past week. Money was plenty on
stock securities at six per cent. The rate good
paper nine per cent
The annexed statement exhibit the aggregate move
Of the banks of this state according to returns
received at the Comptroller's Office, Albany dated
cember 9, 1s4s, and February "a, 1S49. The returns
for February, 1S49 show increase in the aggregate
of about half million of doa- compared with those
for the December previous -
BANKs STATE NEW YORK.
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portant from New Granada-RemOval of
tho Sent Of Government to Panama.


Ec are in receipt of private advices from Santa
H,a. New Granada. to the 10th ultmo, and annex an
|ract of letter from that place 1t will be remem-
led that the late Presidential election was very closely
Itested in that republic So many citizens OF the
tcd States having congregated in Panama, 1t seems
Granadians are little uneasy about their obtain
possession Of that part of the territory
i following is the extract alluded to- -
SANTA MARTA, April 10, 1Si9.
he political parties in this country have completely
n0ed hands, that is to say through the election OF
neTnl Lopez the liberal aud democratic party came
= mower after being in the opposition for the last
10 vcars since the Presidency Of Santander; and
Moso,fcra party go out of Office and lose their inu
b., President Lopcz was installed on the 1st instant,
! his ministry is composed of
X Tallua Secretary of the Interior.
hr Muro. Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
Ia Roas Secretary VI state
81 Tomas Herrera (of Panama Secretary OF War.
~ are all new men. and not much accustomed to
Nc affairs; therefore, do not know how they will
yerything is quiet: they say General Mosquera is
I,;pG down to live in Barrauquilla.
! til has been introduced Ia Congress, 10 remove the
,oI of the republic Panama fraing that tho lst-
. will wish to make itself independent ana separate
m the republic. IL has passed the second rcaans,
will probably, the third; but 1t Is supposed inc
|ecutiye will veto 1t
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QUOTATIONS roR THE PRINcIPAL SrocKs IN TIL
NEW YORK MARKET.

comparison Of prices current at the close yester-
day. with those ruling at the close of the previous week.
exhibits advance in Treasury Notes of u per cent?
Ohio 6s, a; Pennsylvania 5's al Erie Railroad, new,
ia; Long Island, 1s Farmers Loan q, and decline
in Reading Bonds of 81 Reading Railroad, III Harlem,
Il. Canton Company "a.
The value of dry goods imported into this district
and entered for consumption with those entered for
warehousng and the value of dry goods withdrawn from
warehouse during the week ending the 4th instant
was, as annexed
MOVEMENT I FOREIGN Day Goops.
Enter 4,
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Naval Intelligence.

kbeT s. sloop Of war fI,bic sailed from Hong Kong,
Tho 18th of February, for japan but returned on
| 10th one Of the crew having been attacked win
II, nov at that time prevalent among the Chinese at
hton. -. .,c,, ., . 4.
braltsr on the Sd of April and sailed again on the
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SPORTING.


TINION COURSE l.. I.-TROTTING.-MONDAY MAY
u 9TH at o'clock purse of 500 mile heats TO har
ness closed with the following entres;T Johnsons g. e
Messenger s. Bertines renowned Trustee who
has troted his twenty within the hour harness
the of October S BY the mutual consent of all
parties NJ H. Chanrauss Confidence has been allowed
the above and thought bya good judges
of trotting horses that will be of the best OF the
season Also pacing 500 single dash of miles
II Rogers names G. Taylor G. s. Berthe br
The Will leave South Ferry "a o'clock and
~ NJ d. GREEN, Proprietor.
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HERALD DOUBLE SHEETS.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

In order to lay before the public full reports of the
proceedings Of the several religious societies that hold
their meetings in this city during this week we shall
publish the New York Herald Double Sheets Tomorrow
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings. We shall
give the complete reports of the proceedings of these
societies the Eext morning after the meetings are
held and continue to do till the end of the week
This daily issue of double sheet will enable us not
only meet the wants of advertising patrons but
to devote a large space to the news of the day The
half price advertisements will be received till o'clock
every evening the others till midnight.
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MOVEMENT IN FOREIGN Day GooDs.
E,,t.xeJ IH;fhdrnnu Enye,eJ


Value of free goods entered from the LIST to the 4th
inclusive. ......,... .......'. "a ooz w
specie. "
Dut1aDlc tOodH. 'iiopo efc w
Amount Of duties received. 2ooOE 20
The importations falling off, and the sub-treasury
is in fair way ofbcng sufficiently depleted to remove all
the difficulties stock-specuators imagine this deposit
infcts upon the community When this bugbeor is re-
moved, do not know what the Wall street bulls will
do for something to attribute the decline in stocks and
all the evils which from time to time arise, to- They
prolific in resources and we have no doubt any
change that takes place will be accounted for in
way; whether satisfactory not is another thing
The prospect is that that export trade will improve
as the season advances, particularly if demand for
our breadstuGs springs up in Great Britain. As to
the shipments of cotton prices the other side
very little Influence on the movements of this staple
We have an enormous crop coming to market, and 1t
must be disposed Of II it will not bring price, 1t
must another.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount Of duties
collected al the port Of Philadelphia for the month Of
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GRAND sPARRING EXHIBITIoN-FOR THE BENE-
" fit of Bill Wilson, American Champion Of light weights
will place at Mayors Concert Hail. l0l Elizabeth street.
Tuesday evening May Sth which occasion the follow
ing shed pupsts will assist hand and glove the
nowned s.. the champion and exehampion Walker and
McGrath Tom O Donnel Jem Stuart and all the Fancy OF
York twenty foot roped stage will be erected
in the Hail. that all will have opportunity of witness
ing the scientific performances. Tickets 25 cents
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MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY FROM HIGH Au dH 'S,a

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY FROM HIGH AUTHOHIrrE
PrRTIoT Cur, Hsp No MisrAxr.-we are abou. t.
%as v%ssa' f'sif%' GSsrs
paper is Tns " we InSyr @ he this
nSa1aSfs %sdcin W and know nothing about HIM
was badly cough that he was unable able !.
sp and 's to @S
quick sensumrtion. TO him vaTioq.
VIVA Sse h,m We SS.s"ss Of ss,'. s'
and be is now man gaining flesh daily with raddy
Bs % fSa at Eli, o ahs.
We that the cough the above case was accompa
MED By gfG PER- sa sE'. s soSs for S.
None genuine, unless signed Butts on the wrapper
100 a9 Fa ns Tsols sn r%a Of
land street. s Broadway Irving BndaS and and ~ as drug
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI.
Trests = To.a a snn
I'm snc sy sttendns their chiefly
s saH properly Tqs Appreciate i:
first s sn yry
he afford rapid easy and radical cure Which ne hss
H%sPs for stating can '' obtained from other source
TgE MARRIED .oMAN's. PRIVATE MEDICAL
' ri cn o 3D. @ pes g.
t0,oso copies sold in six months,
an WIG sssunary dssatss husband
s IN
have enjoyed hundreds in their graves been st alive
1t is intended especially for the erred or those contsm
plating marriage, 1t dsclosos important secrets wnios
should be known TO them particularly. ,.o ~ s.m,.
To those whose health does permit OF m increase !"
ly, 1t 10 of especial Importance. . -, ,,.- ,b. ana
Here also, every emasthe wife, the mo, hs .ciins "a
either budding into womanhood or the one "a cbanS
years whom an .o o.t scon re-
discover the causes symptoms every eemplaint to
NEEDLES and most certain mode Of cure IN e''i' ''
which her sex I sneo and Publishing 0fice -
ssst sale street az Albany I,ad R:
Boston; f. b. Peterson, ss Chestnut STREE MS,ia
mi,lam W., rieaas; J. b. Cubbedgc, savannah -
ON no receipt 81, copy will be TRANSMITTED ~ n
free Of pos sged post raid TO Dr. A. Maurioeau Boz
m 1pds N 9 Sort city. ORce I2s Liberty street
| v~p MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
conhdontially private Diseases fleets otrixtuas'
yeucrea ulces and Euptions he cures mere an
he to See his London dplos in MS omse
2plis Fulton street
Mo CUkE No FAi.--DK. UORBlr1, 10 DUANE sTs
IN NAV be consulted the treatment OF cer- delicate
en ~ delicate diseases enables DR. G. the
form Of this Recent cured In three days NO
usc'
,n.,uNaUN, 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
tatou for s half cured that have existed for
Constitutional weakness brought on
by secret habit edectuay cured Recent cured IN
four days.
nK JEFFRlES ANTIDOTE is THE MOST EFFEC-
~ tual preparation sold for Gonorrhea and other
of the organs. Long experience has proved t
radically any This desirable result Is a nor
from two days and as 1t neither creates ian IN
onends the palate and renders unnecessary ay
Diet usual pursuits souhu va ia con-
digestion the nuisance IL thus removed rs
sistent with the production OF and inurisus
eNce either constitutionally or locally can DC III
use Price 81 per bottle Sole Agent Tot t"s o'y' w. ne
| RING, ig2 Broadway corner 'ohn S"'''
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SALES BY AUCTION.


b iosser"narawaTd cutlery Fancy Goods sheisd Edss
I Gs Cut go a
S Of and
assortment Of Fancy Goods &c Jacob rat viii sell ,hs
Plated sn STas
hs ss HTss S haas
shesd eSls Knives Forks pprt MIN earssr
y ns s d %Rs ens a
KIN s And sa aa Gh TGH and sT aa
R@aors Scissors Sci slse rTy Pans Hand and
sk Purses yGl1 Tru%rets French Horns with general
asssr "a % S" lots 49, i
the sale will commenee several hundred do stone INK
Also Ia o'clock mahogany frame Panoforte for cash
delivery.
by JACOB $. PLATT.-Ln q; CARRINGToN,,, Agc-
at y o'clock at the AUCTION Room for cash on M one
further for it, -
RY JACOB S. PIATT.-I. G.; CARRINGToN, AUG
ID oneerseveral hundred doz English st.ne Ink Bottles
@ tSry aT
S % Of M 10 S Ss o
10 o'clock, previous to the sale of Hardware
John KEEsE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND RARE
Reese will sell Monday Tuesday and Wednesday even
@ nn Br Bro f @ Of % S
entire collection Of ori91a Dr"yinss Etchiaas
neral of France eomrrsns over 5000 Of the rares choicest
| beautiful
celebrated IF Rembrandt Berphcm Poussn Rubens
Murro, Wouyermans, Teniers Carlo Rossi, Claude Lor
&c. &c. forming altogether the most important and
desirable collection offered at auction in this country
Catalogues ready and with the collection OF EnSa-
wings, may lie seen at the Auction Room.
UCTIoN NOTICE-ExTRA SALE OF VALUABLE
n Furniture This Day Mt Ula o'clock in the Sales Room
Forte makers touch aud tone unrvaed
do costly, &c. Also various other articles
TIOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE.-MAGNIFICENT SILVER, Sill
IA Ware, consisting Table Services with
richly chased edges Covered Dishes suite Vegetable
Tea Services Save Water Pitchers &C. suitable for large
small families will he sold the City Hotel in Broad
way Monday May 7.h at II o'clock precisely They
all OF the best and most elegant manufacture.
j. BLEECKER.-U. H. LEEDS AND II. MORGAN,
n. Auctioncers-City lIots-A. J. Blocker Co., II.
Leeds Co.. Homer Morgan, will sell at auction, FRI
day 4th, Saturday, 9th, and Monday 7h Nay the entire
City Hotel Of which is almost also All the
Plate &C. &C. Sale commences each day at hapast
o o'clock, A. NJ, precisely
| rV,UEoDORE MALIABY WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT
tie Cabinet Warehouse No So Beekman street OF
Cold Monday the 18th instant lOs o'clock elegant and
Furniture Of Rosewood Mahogany aud Black walnut
| and warranted. Catalogues ready.
NJ v TATTERsALLs. THE REGULAR SALE AT
/ IN. Auction continues, usual, Monday aud ed
&c. Also Horses belonging 70 private gentlemen On
large sale of Vehicles, to storage
bills. CIV MILLER Proprietor, II5 broadway.
| NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET
~ The next regular auction sale takes place this day
Monday It'll with Horses Carriages, Harness. Saddles Sc
'O"'NO"'"s " join H. GATSrELD Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.


d x REWARD.-LOST, ON SATURDAY kEvENING
YpO May s. in going from Squires Jewery Store Bowcry
to the of Blocker street. supposed be left in
dropped the sidewalk, Gold bracelet, with
Stones with the initials of T. A. w. marked
the iDsde also ring and chain attached it, with letter
s. marked in it. The finder will receive the above reward
and thanks of the by leaving it at @ Stanton street.
Squres Jcwelry 1872 owery. Pawnbokers and
jewelers. requested to stop the same If presented
II OST-A ROLL OF BANK NOTES The FINDER
IL will be rewarded by returning them 20 the owner
Il. NEXSEN, No. Nassau street.
EOUND-A SUN OF MONEY TWAS FOUND LAST
Il week in the store of BALL TOMPKINS BLACK,
Late Marquand & Co., 247 Broadway.
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FOREIGN.

A RIAs n COMMON, COMMISSION. FORWARDING.
"A and shirpSug Merchants, "nEconsifnmTsnts Of
.hipe and solicited, and oil kinds Of Commis
so business attended to the usual terms Drafts on New
YORK Boston, Now 0esns San Francisco, London ead Ia