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the eyes the worthy cent
artists others yet the people don't straw about
IL further their pictures In the best for tho
least money. REEFS Il CO. arc at No. $50 Broadway.
where they psed to serve the public with fne works
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Shirts that Fit InfAllibly.--Ths method
Of measuring adopted At GREEN'S ~ Astor House,
curst ft with mathematical certainty The quality OF the
material and the needework unequaed And, ~ tho
very hour when set Of shirts promised they are sent
home
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trial TO ePad for only found beneficial Ii there is
nerve leading part affected recovery certain for IL
maEnetes the to action ensuring At No.
Is street AZ Greenwich street Every in
sumption should try one bottle on these terms.
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travelling the Southern aud Western states should
themselves with b. title OF Wolfe's sohiedam
matte Sehnapps demonstrated preventative OF those
the stomach and bowels by the
waters In those For sale BY the principal
in this city, and Uni ed States and the depot 800
W est street, between Charles and amos streets.
5. N WOLFE, Agent.
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Sunday AfternOOn boat Tor POughkcepsfe
and intermediate plsees-The steamer MAZEPPA leaves
pier foot ofJay street Sunday afternoon at O'clock
Tor Poughkeepsie. See advertisement.
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THE TEHUASTErEo QUEsTloN--OrFIcIAL Cor
REsroNpENcE.-We publish, this morning, the Off
cial correspondence between the President Of the
United States and the President of Mexico in the
first place, and between Don Manue, - .arrainzar,
the Mexican Minister at Washington, and Mr..
Webster, in continuation, in reference to the pend
ing difficulties between the two governments, in the
matter Of the late rejected Tebuantepec treaty.
In this correspondence, the reader cannot fail to
admire the kind and conciliatory spirit Of Mr. Fill.
nores letter, and the corresponding temper in
which Arista replies. From his answer, however
it appears that our Minister, hr. Letcher, had be-
come an unwelcome guest to the Mexican govern.
ment; and hcncele request for his recall The
letters between Senor Larranzar and Mr.. Webster
are Of somewhat different stamp. Our Secretary
Of State is very brief, but very much to the pur.
pose. lie lays down the law to the Mexican Minis
ter in three propositions, to witt
THAT the United States do not wish any ex-
elusive control over the Tthunntepec route, and
that, according o the usagcs and laws of nations
and good neighborhood, it is incumbent upoa Mex
leo to permit the route to he opened.
2-TnatMexico cannot, Of herself, open the route
as a practical portage between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans
3-Ihat the United States cannot consent that
the exclusive control Of this route should pass over
into The hands Of any third power.
Mr.. Webster also urges the validity Of the Garay
grant, and there he drops the subject.
The argument Of SeLor Larrainzar we have SUBJ
stantialy presented heretofore. The whole cores
pondence is interesting, and shows clearly enough
that, although the Garay treaty, and the specula
I.oa aa.I al
there IL every prospect Of satisfactory arrange
mcnt, byand by, for the opening Of this celebrated
and highly advantageous Tehuantcpec route.
Finally, having procured this correspondence at
our own exclusive expense, our contemporaries will
recognise the justice Of its exclusive publication
this morning in the NEW YORK HERALD.
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Cristndoro has mndc nn apneal DO nubllc

opinion in relation T. his Liquid Hair De, and it ha. met
with noble various spurcesirom ladies
aswsll gentlsmonhs ceEtnuay receiving letters,
sasi, that his Hair Dye without causte worth OIL the
rest existence Applied and sold by CRISTADOR0. No.
Asecr House. Private rooms for applying the DE.
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whe Cbeapest sumner outfits nav be had

at UNION HALL corner VI Fulton and Nassau street.
of the largest clotlug houses in America aud ruled wit
the must fashionable sud the cheapest eliot hin
evtr made up ia New York Cali aud see the boGudes
variety Of styles and patterns. -
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Alfred pIun, oe Il Co.'s Fashionable Ciosn.

ing Emporium, No 4il Broadway, between Howard aud
Grand where may be found choice sut u
goods snitabe for the embr oins THE be-
styles and all Sizes for and boys. No deviation from
nlarkel PRICED.
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ate places. The steamer THoS 3. HULsE viii make
her usual trip TO Sunday leaving Jay street pier
1T quarter pat7 o'clock in the morning. See advertise
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Fancy bordersd Linen handkerchief,

SUMMER Ties, Cravats Zephyr Iauzo Underkhtts, Fine
Shirts, Gossamer Stocks Gloves Fancy ha hose Three
Ply LINEN Collars Shoulder Braces with full assortment
Of Gentemeas Furnishings. offered At Wholesale end
retail by IRA PEkEGo u sos, oil Nassau street.
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NlndoYy Shnlcs nnd Curfain n.nterinl 81 o

every description. The hest assortment in the city, for
's KELLY 4 FERGUSON,
Manufacturers and Importers, 2s91a Broadway.
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southcrncrs ana Cl,izens wishing 4,

able Clothng ORDER prices viii please call
G. 3. CLARKE, ll6 william street me very finest
dress coats 500 Excellent cues Sl6 Other garments in
proportion All descriptions Of resdy made goods at cost
Established 1874.
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superlatve tonic, duretic antidypeptc and
Cordial by the most distinguished members
Of the medical aeul in this city and United States Put
and quart bottles For sale by the principal
in the city, and at the Depot No. 99 West street
between Charles and Amos streets. New York
l.. III WOLEE. Agent
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geperalyOd Brapdies Wines Gin, Whistey Rum &c. OF
choicest vintages In great variety for sale by WM H.
UEBEkHlLL 43J Broome STREET. rner OF Crosby street,
The largest the world Of Bottled winos
dies seesrs SO extensive assortment of the finest
Cham payne Wines, Scotch ana India Pale Ales London
Dublin and PHILADELPHIA Porter, &c. Can and cave from
twenty cent.
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Lxon,s X Ihairon Tor the Hair. 10 prevent

is falling on and turning gray eradieating dandrud and
bright luauirnt appearances and exhang the fragrance Of
the delicious flowers 70 cents per bottle, and 81
dozen. To be had ywhere.
Is. THOMAS LYON, l6l Broadway.
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coming down."-FREEMak tho Halter, AZ No 30 Fulton
close the Of his atock
and below Beautiful White - AYERS, 81 80 70 - 10
Pauamas. 81 80 TO 50 Leshorn Braid aud ChildreL )
Fancy n sacrifice. 90 10 80 fulton IL
want buy cheap FREEMAN, No 30 Fulton eet
Ga1A
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Wheneyer nm nrticle bcsomcs n generaI

topic ofHonyersaon its popularity may BE- naby in
perfectly established. Such Is Cristadoros Hair
Trcservatyc and Besuaer its effects astounding
that cannot help Speaking about 1t Manuacured
and sod ut CKIsTA DORo's Wig and Scalp establishment,
No 6 Astor HoUse.
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Dirty T,cth made pesrly white in five


minutes This extraordinary yet simple secret which will
last lifetime and cost only shilling to prepare will be
nshed to any the receipt Of dollar post paid
addressed to DR.. Gelee, New ork City,
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wish purchase cheap pleasant residence which they
can easily pay read carefully the proceedings Of
meeting held at Lakeland, l.. l., on The 2sth instant
VIM FEASE, President
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this Of the be by
the of Planets Bitters vegetable preparation Of
agreeable favor, and much liked beverage For sale
~ WILLIAM r. HICRs, so. No 2l4 Pesrl streets and
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souraua'. Liquid Hair Dye, Is, without

exception the very bes ever equal
" celebrated l. Gouraud Aedcated soup, for curing PIN
PES feokes, saovness, chaps, reushness 80 gondrs
srhte rproots hair from any part Of shc body Liquid
Rouge LILY White aud Hair Gloss, nd g, walker gsrsst
Broadway
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OF the OF nature
yot invsutad Those wanting very article ,houis
oall At BATCHFLORS celebrated Wig Factory, No WsU
sree ~here be found the largest and best
n the city. Copy the sddrsst.
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TO .Tourneymcn Tai,ors --rne members

TO JOurneymcn TaItOrs - ne members
the Tailors who IN connection
with any shop meeting respectfully iaf rmed that the
annual 0irEer OF at Strters Bay Monday, Au-
gust Those members who tickets for the OCCASION
will be kind enough 70 apply to the Secretary saturday
evening next O'Clock. at the Sixth Ward Hotel
"Wednesday evening, august A. At the socotys Room
N. B-An carly appli 'ation ~ requested
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Mime. nm & Colby have again received

per Europa Ladies Caters and slippers, Of all color
amongst which is delightful style of black Cater wit
elastic SIDES and the Chamoise kid slipper in all color
very pleas for Ladies will please observ
that all shoes in this establish snt made in Par
Their private establishment, 522 Broadway.
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The Xyfss Defeated,-A more uowerfuI

influence IA destroying the wig party than in
Tsnmany Hall 10 now in successful operation. Van Deu
sens improved WahpeHe has removed them, by causing
the appearance OF deoayed hair in beauty and
chanre native color sold l23
hers street and the principal druggists sfthe city.
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Hair Dys.-Barcbeior's celebrated Liquid
Rar Dye the best yet discovered for ocornr the hair
~hskers rent it IL applied, The wonderful and
certainty with wish ibis fsyorie and old established Hair
D. Terformf is asaonishns II is for SALE applied, NJ
BhfcHEJ0Hv v ig g.atory, No 4 Wal street Cory the
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Shoes Caters, Slippers &C. 20 20 e. A. RaOoKS' 70
and shoe Emporium, 80 Fulton street. LADIES' Gents
Misses Boy Youths and Children Boots, shoes Cater
and Slippers of every variety and STYLE The best artol
Tor the feet IN the city, at low prices.
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aunday Afternoon Roat for

Sunday Afternoon boat for Poughkcspsie
and in,ermsdsts plsses-rhe steamer MAzEprA leaves
Tor Poughkespsis. See advertisement.
To the Travelling Community.-Person
vide themselves with tile OF Wolfss soRedam aro-
dersngements o bowels produced by the
Nv .: sy sGs hs 's and al e: dspS
West street between Charles and amss 'srsets ,r -
To Dealers In Liquors, and the Public
The choicest yntage in great variety by WM H.
s 4 IN the u rsa
ae Vines, Scotch ans India Pals Ass Ionass
Dublin and PHILADELPHIA Porter, &c. Can and cave from
hftsen to twenty per cent.
Fancy bordered Linen Handkerchief,
Ties ,o GpS sny n mo r ss
Ply Linen Collars shoulder Braces with iu 1ssoftnea,
retail by IRA PEREGo 4 soa, 6l nassau street
Anderson AgainI--A great revolution II
Prices Of ssggh Ig sGS ss lmfs f
Window shaees floor oeloths ooe 70 eight yards wife
henri and once 1rpet, = Ne eis ~ .ses room
lind it to their interest 60 call.
Stand from Under.--. straw Goods are
coming dowp.-faEEMAh, tho Hstter, a. No 80 Fulton
street has 20 Ss ,sc = soSs "a
pauamss. 81 80 TO - Leg horn. Braid aad chdreL :
Cold Gold : ''S '''''f' - : ''A = - -
Alfred Dlunr oe ~ Co.'s Fashionable Cloth.
ing Emporium, AL Broadway, between Howard and
wei made goods tnable for the mbr lcins he be
styles and all fzes, for and boys. No deviation from
marked prices
The Cheapest Summer Outfits msy be had
at UNION HALL VI Fulton and assam streets,
the cotlpg houses America aud ruled with
the fashionable sud the cheapest sumner clothing
made up ia New York Cali aud the boaudiess
variety Of styles and pttt.rns q
Southerncrs and Citizens wishing fashion
able Clothing order prices viii please call
on G. Is. CLARKE li6 William street. The very finest
dress coats 500 4xcellent $40 Other garments in
proportion descriptions Of resdy made goods at
Established 1874.
Window Shades and Curtain materials OF
every description The best assortment in the city for
sale at reduced prices, wholesale or retsil. 49,
KELLY Il FERGUSON,
Manufacturers and Importers 2s91s Broadway
To JOurneymcn Taiiors 1.-The members
of the Taors ye union who not in connection
with shop meeting, respectfully nf rmed that the
annual dinner comes OF at Strters Bay on Monday Au-
tickets for the
will be kind enough apply t the Secretary Saturday
next O'Clock. at the Sixth Ward Hotel
"Wednesday evening, 4, at the soeioty5 Room
N. BAN early appliiationis requested.
EoOts and Shoes For the best Boots
Shoes, Caters Slippers NC. 20 20 Il. A. RhOokS Root
Shoe porinm, $50 Fulton street. Ladies, Gents.
Misses Bows Youths and Chdreus Boots shoes Caters
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HNAMMANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ORDER
Bro shers-A regular meeting of the In stuton will be
held IN the Council Chamber Of the Great Wig on
MONDAY evening the I'd lsus S2 at half hour after
the setting q the General snd punotual
requested. BY order
DANIEL E. DELAvAN. Grand Saehem,
STEPHEN G. DuRyrA, Secretary.
Manhattan. Sea- cf Fruits 18th Moon Yearsof Discovery
l OF InaeIendenco 71h, and Of the nsitntion 6iih.
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1t is not necessary here to enter into detail
ed statistical account of the commerce of ia
pan. A direct trade to that empire would
increase the commerce of this country about
two hundred millions of dollars annually, if
not more
1t has always been in contemplation with
this country to make an effort to open direct
trade with Japan. Commodore Porter. a.
far back as lSlJ. addressed letter to Mr.
Monroe on ;he subject. 1t was intended to
fit out trlgate and two sloops-of-war and
place them under his command. but subse-
quent events prevented the consummation of
this dc>i On, but it has been revivcifrom time
( to time, without being carried out hut a few
years ago the under>i gncd drew the attention
OF the Hon. }. Y. Mason to the subject bv the
recommendation of a steam line To China
with view of Incidental commercial inter
course. and finally direct trade with Japan
1t would require but small efforts to accom-
p!l>h commercial intercourse with 50 shrew,
a people as the japanese. who are alive t.
commercial feelings. \ steam line direr
from New York to tie I>ihmn> being alrcad,
in existence. it is an easy matter to continu
it TO the Ga!liparorS. which Islands ahoun,
in coal; thence to the MarqucSas. and on +,
Shanghai or Jc'ldo. W. ID. PORTER
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spoken but yesterday. But still as long as
Traitors and Tories are in existence, thev will
use their batteries actively and constantly di-
rcctcd and will eventually accomplish their
desired end, unless there is a counteracting
influence continuity at work. 1t equally de-
wolves upon every man, and especially a
young man to make individual character and
influence his primary study, that he may not
be led astray by unprinciplcd men, but NAV
be an important cOworker in advancing the
welfare of his country. and also may see to it,
lest they who sway the sceptcr of authority,
abuse their prerogative and insult those who
vested them with this power. In no way can
this better be accomplished, than by studying
, the character of VIM. Writ Patrick Henry
''our more than DemosthcneS," and the I'M
mortal Washington. and 1.-The worthless who
have toied, and III their countrys cause, ,blet
nohlv," each Of whom
Judge by no more than what you know.
Ingcnuou-ly, and by the right lai line
OF truth, he truly will all STYLES deserve
O: wise. good lust: Il man both soul and nerve; :
hearing in mind. that as the characters moul'
the fortunes ofthc individuals who compose
nation. so the character of nation is tn
mould Of its fortune. Il.
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elapsed and the hull of the vessel went in
two, crossways. just ahaft the engine ROOM
The stern part Of the vessel Immediately
>urCed. filed. and went down. The only
hope Of the survivors lay in the maintopma>t
and maintopsail ward. which still showed a
bovc the water There were some fragments
Of the forcca<tie deck still floating about {:
there were a few spars and dritiwooi. About
i5peoplc clung to the yard, and, after re-
naming there until o'clork the following
afternoon, were picked off by the LioneS>. a
schooner which was providrntiallv at hand.
Capt Wright asserts, that of the 300 persons,
more or less. who were clinsing TO the drift
wool when he got AWAY. nearly every man
might have been saved had one of the ships
boat, done her duty. Into this boat the a>siS-
tant surgeon had got. with eight men. They
immediately pulled away. and landed II
miles from the vessel. The fact appears To
have beer. that the poor creatures who were
clinGinG to the driftwood had been carried
bv the swell in the direction of Point Dan
GER. There they got cntangled among the
scawecd, which at this point of the coast j:
thick and fimmcn>c length. Capt Wright:
opinion is. that had uot the assistant surgeon
carried off the boat. or even had the boa
pulled back to the scene of the disaster aftc
landing the medical men in safety. the major
itv of these persons mi ght have been pickle
of the >rawcrd. II only remains for us f
mention here that Capt. Samond, who az
pears to have done his duty after the vcss''
struck. has not survived the calamity. Whcr
last seen alive he was swimming from III
stern post o'thc ship, which had jus; gon
down. to a portion of the forerastle deck
which was floating about 20 yards from til
main body of the wreck something strur
: him on the back of the head, and he nerc
rose 3Tarn.
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MrSSES GAIrS & SrAr0N AS any thing
which relates to Jannn ~ the present time
NAV be interesting send Won the following
concise sketch of that kinmslom !. is called
vthc natives Niphon and was founded about
six hundred and >ixtv-Gvo vo?rs before Christ.
hv Simmu. From him to Sinzakin there ap-
poars to have been sixtv-onc Empcrors AZ
ter this period. in the wear lli2. a change
took place From this time double chro-
noloov commences including the rci@ns ofthr
DparioS and CnhoS The DrarioS were mill
tarv officers and at one period completely
usurpcd the power of the EmpcrorS; hut a
general hv the name of .Jcrctino heinz crown
ed succeeded in drprivinc the DcaroS of all
military power. At the present tim" the
kingdom of japan is governed by an Empc-
ror with full military powers. a Drario will,
full civil powers. and a Cnho. or prime min
i>ter. who has authority over certain cities
their Parliament, Sc.
The kingdom Of Japan consists Of three
larce and thrifty or forty smaller islands. sit
uatcd off the coast Of China. The largest Of
these Islands is Niphon. the next Jesse. On
the Island of Buneo. southwest Of Tansa. i
the CITY of Nangaschi. and near that city i
the little artificial island Disna. on which
Dutch factory is built.
.Tedlo. or Yeddo. the capital Of the whole
| empire. is situated in the midst of fine plan
in the province of Musacc.
r It's built in the form of crescent, and in
: tersected in almost every street by canals
: their banks being planted with rows of bean
? ,iful trees The city is not surrounded. a
;. most Eastern cities are. hv wall, but has
stron1 castle to defend it. The river Tonga
r waters it. and supplies the castle ditch; and
r being divided into five streams, has brid.
n over each
= The public buildings are on macnifccr
Q scale The imperial palace is formed by thre
v clnctureS. or clrculdr piltS VI "'''"''i'->' "'
+ enclosing many streets, courts. apartment
4 payillions, guard-honses, gates. drawbrldge
a gardens. canals, &c. In it resides the Empt
ror and his family, the royal domestics. trib'
,arv princes and their retinucs. the Minlste
. of State. many other officers of Government
- and a strong garrison. The walls of this ma
IS nifccnt palace are built of frecstone, 'tdho
= cement. and the stones prodigiousiy large
te The whole pile was Originally covered WI
IN n,lt tiles, which gave it very grand al
ct beautiful appearance. Many cf the state
" APARTMENTS are formed and altered at plea
b. urc. bv movable screens. The principal
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a
On the other hand the youths who wish to
procure themselves wives hasten to the fair
arraved in the very best skin garments their
chests contain These savage-looking chaps.
who would be quite snflirient to make our
Young ladies' run and hide themselves, pro-
cecd with good deal of interest and zc.t. to
inspect the fair mountain laS>cs that are brot
thither bv their fathers and their unces, east
inc many side glances and wistful looks to-
wards the captivating merchandise.
He gives his fancy free rein, and when
he finds one that seems to claim his prefer
cnce, he at once addresses the parents, asks
how much her dowrv is, and what price they
have set upon the lot so exposed for sale
at the same time stating his own property
and standing. ltthc parents ask too much,
these gallant BOYS make their own offer. which,
jf;t does not suit the other to agree to, the
fond lover passes to seek some one else
We may suppose that the proud Young men
alwav>keepa top eye open to the correspond
enre of lOvelincss upon one handand the size
of the dover upon the other. At last he finds
one for whom he is willing to give the price
and loud clapping of the hands together
announres to the bvstandcrs that the bargain
is complete.
What heavy blow this mHst be to some
law rival who has not decided quick enough
who is hating and considering whether Shc
will suit him. and whether she is aS lovcl,
and accomplished in household matters a
some of the Others However. the deed l
done. and the youn- -irl (po"r thin") pro
ccct> also to clasp the hand of her tntur
husband. What a moment Of anxiety to her
The destiny of her lie is sealed by this ru'l
clasp Of the hand. In this act she as much a
saws. Yes. will be YOURS for life, and cor
sent to partakc ofyonr Joys and your trout
les, to follow Won through veal and throug
woe
! The families of the hctrothcd pair the
surround them oiicrng their congratulations
and at once. without delay. the priest who
;, on the ground for IL" purpose. proronn
y ,.S the nupfial l"ncdrinn. 'Th" Young wi
. presses the rartinr hands ofthat family VII
" have reared her. hut of which 81" i no Ion.
y" era part mounts the cart Of her new hu