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m n the MEDICAL PROBES SION.

i PHILLIPS SAMPSON a Co puhlish May L,
SURGICAL REPORTS AND MISCELLANEOUS Pa
PRS ON MEDICAL SUBJECTS By GGcEeE HAYWARD,
D., Presh-n: Of the hssssebusetts Medical Society isis
Professor Of Surgery in Harvard Unventy, &c
Tie Ah reatsn Of the spthof snd the ennenty prsst
cal character OF his Reports viii commend this vofh e TIE
81 Is Boston April "a
For ssle BY all hoek
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Rsxses, Carriages, &c.

8otSfS, 4dxxfuHsS, w
A FAMILY HORSE, years old, $225 and q
"A sonel HORSE, yssn old. Sts5 warranted sound and
nskaby gentle at tse corner Of WShinston and FrsLk
In ss
CARRIAGE for SALE.-A superior CITY
~ CARRIAGE, made BY 7. r. Law, 30 and In good
odsr. IL offered FOR sale Apply ct HOWARD RYERsOT3
Na4sanst
DEERS for SALE.-Two handsome PET
~ DEERs fos SALE shesp, a. the o~uer-s t1e girl IL
years Old exchange them for schooling They
ma ard female one year old, and beautiful. Price,
so ef o~n.r, &e apply st The Tribune Once
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HOUSES TO LkT-kENJs GkEAILI kk-
DUCED Ell 80 House, for 30; 81 30 aeusss ~
81 eco and Others dEilar rso Some Of the choiee ocs
tioss IN the city. Apply At he Unon square kee Este
OEes No Everett Hcess corner Of III snA 17hrs.
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A CA DENY of NJ u s / C. -
a ITALIAN OPERA
ved Opera which has stely created 50 profound
. sensation thropgbous Europe:
IL TR0vAT RE,
trHE rRouBADogRJ
WI BE- produced, for the
FIRST TIME AMERtes,
On MONDAY, April 80
Flint appearance Of
Iron the Royal rhes,ers Of Milan and Naples
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fine Arts.

TWO GRAND n T,oI HISTORICAL IS,sss !! PAINTINGS
Representing incidents In tbs life Of -
PRINCE CHAnLEs ED~ARD AID FLOR MACDONALD.
On view ts6mi,slon fiee) ct Mrssn. WILL ANS. STE
vENs, WILLIAMS Co.'S. No. SIS Broadway, from
A TO r n.
Ok BROADWAY.-Will positively close on
- MONDAY April 80 the private ss!e OF Fench
Fn.li.h and German ESgRAvtNGs 1t reduced prces Ex
b5ition free This collection Of fns ineiadss the pop
ular pictures Of the day No SIS 8rosdwsy.
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JuN Publnhed:
T'HE TRUE LIFE OF WILLIAM POOL
be read BY every beas satssr lie votb, OF psruL
For sale BY MCKEE, No ss Nassau II isun Budius,)
states. Price, 70 cents
OUR PASTOR New Song. BY the author
" ef Hazel Dell In tie shove sops. NJ Wu,ssl hes
Ssened sborc vh;en VII sid 10 every heart
friss y ssss Copies seq, y sai!; ge;ssfs edd
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Blank Books, Gfationerp, ST.
FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, Statiouers, Printers,
and Book Binders II asds nsDe call avery sylef 6laak
Boob Paper ard Stationery OrdsD receive prompt attention
CITATION ERS' HOUS Z +,
- No - John. 1T, New.York
AMEs HERRICk 9ARNEs,
IMPORTERS EVERY VARIETY or
STAPLE AND FANCY 9rATI ONERY,
And Asents for Kent Mills WIRING pspera
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Chances for Bnsiness Men.

COUNTRY NEWSPAPER for SALE-Rare
~ chance "A "setIy Journal s,Miy csutury old sad
River offered os SALE, sdvptseoas the Editor
E r. PEiTfs st Co., No. 81
NOAL-YARD for SALE--With Good will and
~ Lese oftbe prenhss EAtensvs, hued up with 'heis
Fences Cats Scales Screens sad al seeswsy sp9ert,
hse NAV sddres, CoALYARD Herald Omes stating when
and where iaIerview may be hsi.
~ r. MILLER Il Co.'S REAL ESTATE,
W STOCK ard PROPERTY EXcHASGE BuLLsriS
Once No. le5 Brosdsay.-A we'll assoftsd stock AID
WARE whes y .ys1'c ssSa % 60 VI. BE- esSSsossd
win be sold for half Ie. este and half or good
1.I'sls p.psf CLOTHING valued q. .bOu. seos viii BE-
eIebn ssd for productive REAL EsrArs.
L'OR SALE or CHARTER.-The frstclass
l. steamship OcgAs BIRD Length $40 feet ban, 81
o. H. - si,sd NO 2Ssid.ht Compartments, Srmsd
heavy plate and runnipa from stem 70 stern which are
Sss m,s. her o.es life so. .ss S.s ron ..sr
capacity for 40 soDs cosL banssn capacity 70, no
s ebrnes ana insossd with pst hsn,
nsis h.i proof she has e,pseity for @ hese.'s ps
:sg,oV.s manner he :spSo.,-,n Of
.ip.,sne.s amen hs. ere VI. Be- very An' '0.' and
' II. s'.s IT, TsrEb sa TIL.
city ls52 SO tsss burses srs Of tns latest ara nnsss
TIE ss' .. amer 81 LAWRENCE dali. expected sn H.
On: .css ssi.on. r Ss r.ss0ssi halt IN this city IN
1914 JOHN GRAHAM, 10. u els. g.. Ev, River
where the .hp o. sess.
I'OR SALE.-The steamboat IOLUS, about
40 feet IN enrth breath Of bssm % feet depso Of bold
~ ~ rches and Ct feet stroke OF piston Can
yut order for rannins very saot tuna Teis
bob; cost year ago eil co. bat viii sow Do
pd cheap fke beat lies the Morris Cssh ossfn
I,ney City. Fer further p.rtcsl4s, apply to
ANTHONY ). BLEEckER, No Brosd,st
COR SALE.-A BOOT and SHOE STORE,
+ with 6n. fresh s,sek Of Goods IN ssod odsr Ter a
srer,,ie mar Ii. vsry ses,ssis es:ae' IA s2'd
Pos OEcs.
DECEIvER' SALE Of the BLOOMING
II DALE srd HASHATTaSvILLE LINE Of STAGES -
Hur. ard also The Psrsors Prepsry bsionsns ttsnto
vii BE- sod Of pablo auction hsnhsitsnyDe on the in
lsy 1885 The popey enrsss ofh Lss Of jfoznd.
WITH hrk Stables Csrrsse Hogse Blseksnith3hop kc sc
uaee tie Of fsthst ard bloominstserod ss
yIsse Of Assh.tanvile-sabset nor-ssse ~ 90 ose
Aso Lsue Of Lsu Of Ground u sst 9. and
Bloo, seae read With frame Stables ard Do efns doqe
vhkh for eco per ksrson Leo rass saf
teen yeas from the Ia, Of Msy lass ct s1nd rent 81 -
Stages and member Of Carriages Sleigh sad asn-ses AID
articles too to usrioa go ogetnsf We
present properly viii b suse;t 20 two fses
bat sold 10 parcels, IL viii be Tree rom -
Also ali hs Lcspses ana Good I'll u said boonnstsls aud
MAJ Line Of Gtssea Terr Of ale for reel estAe.
n per esI. on av Of ss and snefoaeef fees the bttne
vker deeds ue delivered With sl b Ia ffssn days ser
ale fsTrs Of sse Dersosl ,rsper.y es.a 90 delivery
Sale to eonmssss .sI:;s % he hfs tssL dsy Of
xILIs, HrIL sTosxsR, Asssnsy fer csnpsiasaaI
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4mnsements.

~s"sNS~"s~"sSe
ACA DEMY of MUS &C.
verd oper. which has i.isiy created 50 profound
'~n''i''n 'A''ifs'H'r Ff RI'SS'vaAroRE,
.m,,..., tIar rROps.DOOaJ
F'''1 On 1 M5sD1 Il A sSs'''''
r ). , oS SsI.,.. S S,o. .ss Naples.
leopor. sigDOrs s.eHsnons
a1ecuDs the yesNs1a
Msnrico the sisOoI siisaSn
Fernando nso1r S aiso
Rut snm V 1
Al o'' E"S!.. Men at iim;, Ladies, Gip,ey. &c.
M.! Esffp5 Ss as :1a
s:,r :, ssnssS !. SONS sSsds.s VAN
ESKDEN KINGS and a. the b0no office Of the Ae.dsm, Of
Price. Of Adra.ion-rnqus., rsrsu.t c,rcls and Drs:s
ossle Ell Secured. 81 SOL Second Circle 30 een Amphi
Dos op.s at g., performance. sOmm.uc. at u oclooi
GERMAN OPERA-NIBLO's GARDEN
NJ TUESDAY. May last SIShT I'D ann
s... ;Isoss
Kindly their s.Ivess which occasion VIII
, nOTEo xsD JJ isi,:. 6. n.un.s,
orTSsSSf5 5siisy SS;Srnr,
r.'.s's'SS'a;S is' Il; e; 'i':3s iiii
hs,ss c s according ios.a
s Circle and Secured Seats eli to ali other parts Of
'' ss ssS osss open from AN Doors to
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
Nh. GEoRGIANA r. STUART
y: :s:* sisss Is !; &, ::
a 1: 4sSi ,'iiii ''A
nI NJ chHanEs y Wiz 4 ;a' s''ala ''o'''
o.,.,.,, M Rsv, as 3 s Il T. Ssisrow.
- Who Uni preside !. .ss r; re- TG y e., Soma
20 he ether principal rnue stores also the door the
svcsips Of TIE concert To eOmnsre. at 0eo't
DROADWAY THEATk R--Boxes and Parquet,
Door Ss' Sp:n Curtain VII he Nh
i si ffSEsiS0' Vi, csS /; i;5If;isS
t With: ON asS
% D.1s sssss ss5SSsi
DURToN's Observation-Disclosures
DAospAY SS sS p essSss PiTi revived
E.n. IT, sS .s.s Ssss ss Mr. 1 saIion P.moJ, Nj
BABE Han: s'i Ss Nh s:. ns:Ss A. ns:s
A- "'i'' S Ml st' nsb Ca ss. 8
u. Ss.. w. 's a sss Il:
WRpNEspAY-pAyIp co,pERrIELp. THURSDAY
-cOsEDY or IRkoRs. with, last time, the comedy Of
LB0E kDEMAlN
NATIONAL THEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man.
N1er and Circle . cents; PIT ~ cents;
O,ssestrs Chairs esn,a Door open 81 :; Performances
commence at "A THIS EVENING, wiz be performed
AAsSANrELLO.
" WE; JOIN s S1 s:;
A. 4ss ss. :sss with r RSMs eossEEn
WALLACKs THEATER.-Doors open at z;
w entertainments Of u Adm.<ios- Dress Circle and Par
os < ssa.i isi Sis iszsISs .SI i 80
ELOPEMENTe IN HIGH LIFE
HAIRY Tnyer. Mr. Lester Katharine Staple Mira Stephens
POPPING ThE oUtsTI0S.
Mr. Prluross Blake Mis- W inei blossom Hrs Crsuer
TIRE NEW FOOrsAN
Bobby Mr Vincent Poly Picnic Mr., stephen
DAkNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-MON-'
HID April Se-BNENING II o'elost. Tue LACY or
TIE LAKE, ana Pare. ArTERN0oS, at 3. AxsRosE
0WYkFTT. The MAMMOTH GIRL Over Coo pounds;
Rssa GlsDte nsuy eight feet high; Dwarf Lady only "a
hHhsi the Mermaid LsisS ostiiehes a. sd@iI,.1ss 3
DiBy SHOW, June s. 8. and Q; Premiums 81 90 for
kesst iafants including large Prses for Twins Tpeb
n~..k ulayaeoh h tsA sfth
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thing very precise itssa laugh BE- that IL Eng
France propose conditions Of peAcs which should
be conformity ~ith the four bases and which TO Aus
fairly Shin the OF thoss basss and that
Russia should thea in treaty Of peace
Austria would longer hestste bat be Of the a
defensive and ohenave. He did visa
the any way, bat he quite agreed that Aus
tra might st at the Last moment say That those
Of yours those four bases explained ia did
pec would reduce Russia much and diminish too greatly
power Europe and she be expected agree
0 tbens.f =
If the above anything il that Austria IS
not be coaxed wheedled forced into actual hoss
with Russia that she has been feeding the French and
Engish governments with slippery words of present
eoaragement and faint hopes Of distant aid Ii nsans
anything everything nothing according the wishes
interests sxgenes Of the young Emperor for Lsrd John
expressly adits that put Interpretation upon
the stpulaons wAeh she has entered into in opposition
the expectations Of the allies without any violation Of
good faith The only concession flor IL amounts to no
aianeel which Austria has made Is this II she should
be with Russia, during tie pendsney Of ENSUING
troubles treaty offensive and defensive should peg fasfo
exist between Austria, England. aId France And what
does this amount to, which any other power IN Europe
would no, gladly and gratefully enter intof Even Prus-
STA with all her real supposed Russian prostitutes
would unhsstatingy into stipulation where there
was nothing lose and everything TO gain
But SAYS the London Times, in leader in which a
feeling Of anger the ministers candor is lily concealed
Lord John Russell knows nothing about the treaty or II
he does be wfully puts wrong construction upon it
That journal says
Although therefore, we have the misfortune 10 be who'll
y at variance subject with Lord j. Russell have
direct proof of the the French government in
the Judgment formed and the REV : taken BY
the and German press The French govern
ment readily understand, not willing 70 convict
themselves Of sach egregous folly the conclusion Of
treaty which should fail bind all the contracting parties to
the essential conditions and objects Of the alliance When
received subject of this treaty is confirmed BY the pro-
the document il viii be found that the provisions
Of the treaty large and precise to effect the objects of the
allied powers without the slightest sacrifice of the policy OF
England France that those powers viii be strengthen
ed embarrassed by the corporation Of Austria and
that many weeks have elapsed Of
decisive the articles written
viii confute Lord John Russes and justify our
own
We would respectfully sninit that the opinion Of
minister 0, re Crown as to the nature and effect Of
teay which he has carefully read and pondered is
entitled weight and consideration than the opinion
Of private individual whose knowledge of the instru-
men in question mus necessarily have been derived from
second banda if that individual should be no less
person than the editor Of the London Times
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Texas IrEas-Five hundred bushels Of potatoes can BE-
raised acre Of land in Texas One hand cult
waite ten They viii average fifty cents per hushe
So says correspondent of the Galveston News
Harrison isays the Galveston News Of the rich
est counties in the State Ii pays Sssii State taxes on
property valued at FIVE and half millions OF dollars
There 6,556 slaves in Harrison.
The Lavaca Commercial Of the 18th has the following
paragraphs:
Notwithstanding had two heavy froGis here some
three weeks since have had several of yellow
fever within the past eight days and one death Mr..
Eweli house crFen,as died here last Wednesday He
was an industrious and worthy, good citizen and
h1 saa Is loss TO the community We learn that there
several persons down with the fever and two
the cases are considered dangerous
We have been visited this week by the coolest
northers that have had this season IL commenced
blowing from the north Monday and Tuesday it ined
aud sieeted nearly all day. On Wednesday evening the
wind lued, and Wednesday night had one OF the
heariesi rosts that have upon this bay We
understand that Of the belonging wagonsrs
who were here at the time died the prairie from the
effects Of the cold
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THE DAILY UNION
COMMERCIAL
IRON ORR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.

NEW foax, Jan. L. 1855.
Daring the past week AL the symptoms d spent resul
soa and returning have manifested Themselves and
speculative purchasers already dscovcrxbe in the
1ss IL usually this that the stock market gives
FIRST ngns q returning because in that market
tnAs the safest and cheapest cash investments after
pressure 70 be found Ii rise
700 fs Tor the aost profitable employment Of Offering
tat other property sought after and ssin indas
tsa and commercial sntwprss, which rsqsiro osey
i IN aoor with the view 60 sa Its proceeds hence
become stimulated - gratifying, however, be-
gnnng pause in that dsruss Of the future which has
sRnAfeiy resulted from the action paper system
Capital sr'denty falling value and IL he many
even OF the best houses have beea compelled
means 20 get over contnGes keep lenders lastly
cautious 30 aiso does the accommodation Of cospsI
larger Investments The amount Of money BE- paid
TINS week IN dividends and interest very large, these
aouDtseA w produce In the market particularly
where those due abroad ordered be
The price OF food upon the Atlantic slope great
Distress to the public, time when many 81
po and II q the opinion Of many noar dealers recently
Turned from the West THAI the will BE- very mach high
er towards summer since the crops remaining
efs are manesy low and there appsxIce supplies
IRON other quarters Nevertheless the ssppss Wiscon-
sin are represented large. The shipments M~au-
ke this follows.
Of Alpaskt<
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THE ELECTION In NEBRASKA.

Ii appears saysthe Cleveland Plain Dealer Of last Sat-
urdays issue by the Council Bluff Bugie received this
morning that Omaha has been selected the of gov
ernment for the Territory and that B. Giddngs late
Missouri and Benton democrat has been elected dele
gate to Congress There eight hundred votes
poled The candidates Gddings living south OF the
Platte Johnson Of Omaha and 3. 3. Chapman who was
prominent candidate declined the day before election
but still voted for by every precinct making
his total voe no. Giddngss whole yote7was about $50
less than half the number polled but still plurality
I" Roorbaeka connecting Chapman's with the 10
cation of the capital appearing the of the election
induced that gentleman Withdraw, he would have
been elected by two-thirds vote So says the Bugle.
The geters-up Of II apologized to Mr. Chapman in the
handsoest manner after the election for the mistake they
had made, and the wrong they had done him.
The real issue before the people Of Nebraska the
election is thus explained by the editor of the Council
Bluffs Chronoiype, whg paper:
.sThe first election Nebraska since the territorial org
zation place yesterday and passed OFF very pleasantly
but mot according previous arrangements The election
for delegate the United States Congress and for
members the territorial legislature Party lines
drawn and the strife for supremacy merely Of local
and sectional Characteristic split being upon TIE capital
question hence the contest has 6eeI solely between those
Eorns he claims Of those north OF the Platte, and those
friendly the claims Of the south side, for the location
the capital Of the Territory"
The reader doubtless recoects the mpudent forgery
ndutriousy circulated before the election by the abo-
ton press in which Governor Cunning was made to offer
the deeds of land in the city the editor of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. The Plain Dealer thus notices
that infamous fraud
The letter purporng be written by Gov. Cunning
doubt in part II not in whole, aorgey That he should
write such letter to is highly improbable from the fact
that had him, written him. had a single
interest ia with him any officially connected
with him. Certainly sneh letter reached us, and
presume got up defeat the Omaha candidates and
for other purpose 1t is said to have had that effect and
nothing If the letter genuine, or in the main so,
ought 70 hare those papers putting in possession
said interest in the capital which in the present
Of exchequer really need Bat fear the rgers
Nebraska have wsyad these papers also only robbng
Of most interesting correspondence but Of liberal
and qufe unexpected gratuy By the proprctos Of the
Town =
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HORRIBLE CRUELTY 10 cHLp.--Aeagsr - uorarR--
The Philades9sia Argus Of Monday last says.
Last evening the attention Of the coroner was called
by young medical student 10 the death OF little girl ON
Saturday night aged four years and three months named
Panina Bear residing with her mother and sterfaher in
thberry court south from Bedford street between Fifth
and Sixth II appears that The child had been suffering
for i've weeks from disrrhoa aud Christmas day the
sepather German, named Francis Bear inflicted upon
The sick child whipping with rope. jury was en-
paneled by the and the above facts elected from
the examination OF two female neghbors They also ts
tilted to the siepiather having whipped PAulna on rar
Gus other occasions during her indisposiiou ON last
Thursday the steptather lett myseriousy for parts I'M
known, and has not since been heard from Tie mother
cannot speak word OF English and upon being nrrrr
gated witness, said thar paulina had not been whip
ped more severely than she deserved The unnatural ma
rent does not eynce the least contron and responds 10
questions pFopounded with much indifference a. though
nothing had occurred out Of the usual routine Of life The
body Of the unfortunate little presented the most an
paliing spectacle with efnaciaed face bearing Ike
traces Of disease and violence forehead unken in and
much softened eyes snken deeply In their sockets and
stomseh preseniing rEraeo a. black a. ink After
hearing the witnesses mentioned the coroner thought Il
better 20 postpone fall Investigation until post NOR.
tenn examination could be Effected which win be to-day
Bear and the mother Of PaauA have been married only
a few weeks
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IMPORTANT FROM MExIoa-We learn automatically (savs
the New Orleans Bullen) that owing to certain msun-
derstandings and differences Of opinion among the bond
holders of the socaled Spanish convention the smhas-
sador Of Spain has taken the hand direct with
the government Of Mexico, giving purposey to those DIFF
rences importance than they really deserve and has
constituted himself ION pretended behalf of h country
men as the only judge Of the Spanish interest In the mat
ter TO which strangs step the Mexican government has
giyeE is adhesion This being true il appears to us that
our minister to Mexico ought claim the same jurisde-
on in the direct settlement Of this and other matters with
the government Of Mexico in favor Of the citizens Of the
United States
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oSE EcEET oUr-Tbe Springfield Republican tha,
The widow Of Charles Torrey the aboozist 40 died
In prscn in Baltimore while confined sAve for helping
slaves 70 away, the writer cf the and popular
novel OF Ida May SAs sesides in Maine Her maiden
Mary Lac the daughter Of Rev Dr. Ids Of Med
way Mas. The Of Der book and IL heroine
simple modification Of her own.
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poLIrIcs PoETKY.-The Hon Abram I.acoia SAYS
the Boston Pcs has made much hy sssgnng his seat
in the Illinois legislature Instead u getting member in
his place who would sote for him Lincoisl as United
States senator he finds that the Nebraska democrats elect
ed Mr.. hcDanieis, and win probably thereby have The
Of reelecting Gen Shields Abe appears to have
resigned for nothing be will be neither in the
State nor United States legislature
Hon Ahram Lincoln,
How nSneh ycu have TO think ca!