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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

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l-Iperior Of Collins influence Of spirits
romantic Inn sgnsionA scene OF clock rsppng sna
scene 2@1ae in observation-disclosures do Ia oha.se-rhs
old Young porl-menThe &C the ~ord
and at fcr'y-lanentsbs case Of premature used up"
Scene 3-Ha~thotne Dell
IF fsiry eli you'd zoe,
Go to the Hawthorne Dell;
rlnch branch of the Linden tree,
And drink OF tn Whaling well.'
The 81 curiosity like that o true low. running
smoot1he determination OF the romantic tailor To avail him.
self Of the above bewierng by
for stag discover the statue 81 wood mphThe iindss
tree and the wishing we-0ueen VI the Elves In cryaA
In poke and the disadvantage OF eAuty with
rnndThe butterfly the dove the hare The four magic
Iosesrse proy.rb Of odd tools yerned-loys rules alike
appropriate the stsue-Rs appearance % The Elves
..,r "A AZ ha ~ IN. tale, ~
Though SHAH has recorded thai IL fruless TO
the y and add perfume 70 the violet q Ia not To be
posed hat pretty "a ana forms are not 70 be improved By
with feThe force OF exsmpeThe fan the lrsin the Tea
th.p-The great relation aud the cold collation.
-wOmans fascination and mans lnaiuaiion-who re-
ala, The artillery 81 b'suiyg
Scene 3-Garicus ami exterior % the Princes palace
Grand fee Champerc In honor of he Prncesa JonauNu-
sovenne auadrs pas De fcur. La CclariusThe shadox
tight appearThe statue having e but during the day
retf.t ns 10 raarhlc shrofa
scene A prison-The romantic tailor who In chains
misery visited ~ the Demon Daughter who rcisies
the history and makcs him her prisoner forever.
efaal ier and mortal death Of syiyis-
who again becomes msrblerhe Film Queen sppesrs-Ean
chang. and fairy power-Nagnflcsnt tbleau.
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
Cen porpon. Mr. xartn Impulse M sodiart
The POOR srROi iKRs w be produced Tor he Ara una
Door open Al OK 70 commence Al "a precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

yxrM IRVING, AUCTIoNEER-BY IRVING WAT.
w KINs-This day Saturday., March ~ At o'clock at
The salesrcom, No I1ne street TOP WAGON tro,,ing wa
Do hut little All u the above city made. Also
Ray pony hors 4 hands high warranted Can trot In a.
Also Blankets, hcods, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

yxr A. MEIJOR, AUCrIONEER-OfFTOE ~ PRINCE
w street near wsy-Eegani household furniture
planoorte and costly household decorations NJ auction
Tueay March ~ AT the private residence NO 1856 fifth
nue. near Thirty fifth street. commencing nj lO1l o'clock
Descriptive catalogues be obtained at the oce on Mon
dsy.
Parors contain rosewood pisnofcre made by Nuns OF
this city; carpets light three elebo
raey carved rosewood paror suits covered IN various coors
OF hrocsde and brocse solid rosewood centre tables
with eatuary marble MAGNIFICENT etegeres with French
plsie glass dors bull work tables superb French msnel
costly bronze gurcs and endless variety OF richly
decorated French chins ornaments.
Dining roo-old oak extension dining table rs feet long
oak sdeboard chairs other furniture match. with
tapestry covering elegant dinner sets OF real French china
gi-s. ware great variety OF the richest description.
Chambers-Norewood armours with French plate doors,
rosewood bedseaS bureaus washsnds chairs 70 match
curled horse hair maresseS poN &C. tapestry car
pets rugs, bedding. oil paintings, enEravihgs. &C.
Basement and kitchen furniture consists OF the usual vare
such y found IN drHt class private residence.
The whole OF the furniture made 20 order for the
by OF FRA; class city makers aud
only months In order 10 insure prompt
delivery cash deposit satisfactory 10 the auctonecr VIII DO
required from al purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEPING IN RE.
pair the lines Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company be-
tween New York and Washington thereof OF not
less than fly miles
The line railroad Of four wires between New
York and Washington The line the common road OF two
wres-the entire distance.
Proposals will the charge mile for keeping the
order properly insulated and the charge of subs
tutng when requir d. we and sound chestnut posts
feet long, peeled and sr inches In diameter
small end. Address j. Kendall General Superintendent,
Waahin II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

CUIPs PATENT BIOCR.-THk CNDERSIGNED WILL
proposals. until the LIST OF May for the
the right and sell the RUSSELL
terman patent the States of Maine
and New Hampshire either districts Of either,
fer the extended term Of sad paenseyen years from the
Sis, January the right reje the whole
any said proposals. but accepted % sell
10 the hghest bidder j. =. MACKAY,
No. Court stress, brooklyn, ". r.
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DRooKLyN ATHENRUx ARCTIC sxPTo.
ID raons illustrated By shcent Of pictures
with lecture ~ CHARLES GAyLER, ESQ, on Tuesday
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DRyANrs MrrsrREIs -.
ID Mechanics Hall. f77 Broadway above brand srss-
Monday, March n and every night this week
-. Brilliant programme-Piessing noyeiu..sS vaua
TIE RIVAL DARKfEs, - DOWN in ALAbAnAs
MAgTC WELL SCENE
Jerry and Dan Dan Bryant IN proni en-
Doors open at g, commence a.
saturday March T-Annui Der est on L. y. novsro
CrMPsoNs GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTING
- or the restoration Of the
ARCTIC SHIP RESOLUTE
nv the peope United States % her Majesty ire Vuecs
n R,r-d painted by command q her MAJESTY " nov en
exhibition At he gallery Of svhats No @s srSsdWsH.
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U,HoS. Werlich, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 SPRUCE
i srcet-N Bon account Of whom u may concern q
pay charges nd storage lot OF machinery, consisting Of
press dies and other machinery on Friday April 1888 NJ
the aalesroom No. 10 Spruce street, At 10 A. W.
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CT. PATRIcK's DAY CHARITABLE SUBSCRIPTION -
- The Mother Superior Of the institution OF Mercy Houston
gratefully acknowledges the ut of $50 from Fran
els Reilly being the subscription of toe Hbernian Unver
sal Benev Society In their meeting A. Patcks day
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GRAND MILITARY RrUNrON-CRysTAL PALACE
VI The great Military, Civic and Fancy Dress Soree Dan
ssnte and Conser Musard at the Crystal Palsce, Aprn
s. viii be attended by large delegations Of the military Of
other cities and by i've hundred distinguished persons
Double tickets ~ ladies' eSrs tickets All ticket, for tns
occasion signed y Lee Perkins On sale a. thompson
BROTHERS banning once No Wall street and at all the
principal stores and No 5s Broadway; also a. the prn
stores In Fuhyu stras, .proohivn
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DoBFRT PENN AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL on SA
IL turday March r. At O'Clock at the Kings County foel
williamsburg a horse Light wagon, nearly new, aud
harness.
CHERIFF's sALE-PUBLIC AUCTTON.-To BE SOLD
by public Tuesday the Srh instant 10 O'Clock
a. NJ Logan coal yard corner Of Twenty third street and
FrSt quantity Of small coal bod horse AMI
good carts harness. fixtures OF the office and coal
vard Tarn razh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

ID j. KELLY, AUCTIONEER-WIiL SELL ON MON
day March 30 1855 and following days until all are
goods the store lately occupied by Just Co. SO Cshe
AS the whole must be sold In limited time
chasers should attend the rs days sale The goods will be
sod lots to suit purchasers and article guaranteed
represented.
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OFFICE OF THR CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON

nFr1CE OF TIKI CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON
~ Company Of Broadway and Wall street. New York.
March H. lSNottce "a hereby given that special meeting
Of the the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company
Will be held a. the Oboe OF u. Company, No Broadway
1855 at IL O'Clock M for the OF considering and de-
Gliding the acceptance Of the amendments the charter Of
the company authorized at the session OF the Legss
Of and the issue OF preferred stock and
the conditions thereof aud consider
decide such other In respect 70 the financial
dillon OF the Company and such other matters
as may come before the meeting BY order ,r,, G.,
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GRAND CONCERT, A Ia MusARD-CRySrAL IA.
VI aceThe best coililon and promenade bands in the
city has been engaged for the Crystal Pssce Concert and
olree Darsane 70 be given the evening OF April Al
tickets for this occasion sirucd By Lee Perkins Er
anime BE tickets and that they for April FOR sale
the Asior House. 81 Nicholas Metropolitan Clarendon ana
Union Place Hotels; at the Irving House ThompsDn Bro
Tiers banking house. No Wall and No So Broad
way also the principal In Fulton Brooklyn
fyRysTAL PALACE rRrF -sOCTETTFs INTENDING
~ 20 loan their bsnnerv for decorating the Pssce April
will please notify The committee, at their oce $50 Broad
WAY, convenient
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or BROOKLYN.
III FIRST SEASON, 1887 AND 1883
The fourth and last will pisce At the Ahe
Of Atlantic and Clinton saturday
evening March ~ O'Clock. The services of the follow
ing artists have been Observation-Disclosures Johsnnsen, so
prano; Mr. \. Kiefer, claronet Mr. n schmiiz French
horn; conductor Mr. Theo Eisfed; leader Mr.. J. Noi
Tickets dollar each: uembers tickets seventy Eve
cents may be obaineda Carl Prors music store 23 fulton
street. W W. Roses book store, 1t2 Atlantic streei H. w.
Dcknsons drug store OF Atlantic and Henry Streets
W IT. Rabcocks book store 2B Fulton street u the Urea
surer Clinton Jorseron streets and the
House Hicks street Of r. r. Raymond Secretary
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ORIENTAL LODGE NO. GO l. o. OF o. F.-THE MEN.
bers Of this lodge particularly requested TO attend
this day. March ~ at p M at his late residence a5 East
Broadway. e. A. HARRIS, N. q.
r. W. CHAPLAIN, Secretary.
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NTOrICE.-AN ANNUAL ELECTION FOR NINE
IN Trustees Of the Knckerbocker Ice Company will be
held q, their Office 432 Canal street on Tuesday April -
transfer books will be closed from the 4h TO the 18th inst BY
order of the Board.
WI. wncox, Secretary: R. 7. COMPTON, President.
NEW YORK, March Is, 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

A priest, n notary, cavaliers an ladies, &C., &C.
The is In Spain--the time about 1880 .
during the Spanish conq-sts u america An interval OF
three years is presumed before the commence
ment the last
THE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
VIII be augmented for OCCASION which will be added
full military band.
The sale Of seats commences this morning.
Books with Engish aud Italian words for sale
and in ,he Hobbies the evenings OF pesor
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WALTER eREESorea a,, Auc 1,nosI
GREKNoUGH. BuRDETr a co will sell this day lsaiur
or whom A may concern-French ounce siocksi0 bales
90 EACH French ounce stocks just landed from ship
Ievefa
yxvATCIEs AND JEwELRy AT AUCTfON-J JACOBS
w auet,oDeer-I. JACOBS VIII sell this day, AZ l01s
O'Clock at ~ Broadway watches jewery fancy syods &c
and continue day until The whole STOCK disposed or
Sale positive.
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To NACuTYrsrs, IRON FOUNDERS &c-PEREM

ITO MACHINrSTS. IRON FOUNDERS, &C-PEREMP-
tory sa,e of machinery, iron and toos-Mi be sold a,
auction Tnes-y, March - 1888 al O'Clock r. NJ, Al the
foundry factory the New York Wrought Iron Railroad
Chair Company Morgan street. near Washington, Jersey
CIV n D. BIZ order OF tho Supreme Court
attachment against said company all the machinery tools,
stock and nxuresa the OF the compsny including
steam engine chair machines punching sh-aring, planning
and srilng machines turning lathe and variety Of ,oos,
&C. working. Also lot OF railroad chairs AMI
bar boiler and iron and steel, and 40 tons OF coal
Terms made known on day Of sale.
w. Is. WILLIAMS, } anai,ors
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DOwBRY THEATRE.
ID Ie-se~ and MAnages Eddy
Boxes md psrquet rs cents Pit ~ cents Prvae
boxes - and SS: IN private boxes % ceu.x
SATURDAY EyxSIrS. MARcH q.
Positively last night Of the gresost combination wilt
ne~-eJ.
Mr. McKEAN BUCHANAN,
Mr.. F. EDDY, -
Mr. II. JOHNSTON, Miss ALICE GREY.
The plav OF WILLIAM TELL.
William leu haay
The tragedy OF - -
THE APOSTATE,
Peecara. Mexican buchanan
florrds. Alice Grey Malice. r. Johnston
r And the drama Of
JACK SHEPPARD
sheppard Mis- Alice Grey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

NEW YORK, MARCH IS 1858 -TAMMANY SOCIETY,"
IN crcusr having been recently issued for
members of the Iammany Society 70 be held a, the West
signed large number Of the members of that society
tanned others the of the used with
their knowledge mt Although II IL unpleasant
duty to thus attempt to make improper Of
the Of others duty the public and 10 the democratic
party AMI especially to e true interests of the Tammany
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
England, France aud Central Anne

The Washington correspondent October 3d. OF
the New York Herald states that the English and
French governments have addressed formal note
to the United States government, announcing their
determination to enforce the provisions of the
Clay ton- BuIwer treaty, understood by them, in
protecting the company organized by Mons. Belly,
IN the construction of the inter oceanic canal
across the Isthmus of Nicaragua. In the same
connection, it ia announced that large fleet of
English and Frcnch.vessels has been ordered to
that quarter. The Herald calls upon the President
to send every gun to the Nicaraguan waters which
can be spared TO protect our citizens there. So
many cries of "Wolf' have been raised with refer
to the purposes Of England and France in re.
lation TO Central America, that tho public are
scarcely prepared to apprehend any immediate ag-
gression by the European Powers upon American
intnresfs
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Ralttnl0re

A "City Reform Association" has been formed in
Baltimore, composed of members Of the most re
spectacle citizens of the place. They publish an
address to the people in the papers Of yesterday
morning. They declare their purpose to be ''to
unite In guaranteeing hereafter the purity Of the
ballot box and absolute freedom of access ther ETC.
and In promoting and securing by all lawful and
fair means, the election of honest, competent aud
faithful men. without distinction of party. to the
various officers In the city, The names of the as
sociasion and of its officers are published along
with the address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

This Quarterly, creditable for both its matter
and its execution, is issued for the last quarter
The list of contents SNOWY some important papers
We trust the bar will literally maintain this
work. The editor, Mr.. GuiGoN, has bestowed great
attention to it, and the publisher, Mr. RANDOLPH,
has it gotten up in style highly creditable to the
printers, Messrs. MACFARLANE & FERGUSON, by
whom the work is DONE The publisher announces
that 1t does not pay expenses. 1t is pity indeed
that an enterprixe SO handsomely put forth should
languish for want of encouragement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

DISTRESSING AcciDENr.-We regret to learn that
m accident occurred at the junction Of the South
Side add DanYIIe Railroads, yesterday morning,
BY which, IL is feared, Mr.. CHARLES WosAcg. OF
Cumberland county, Va, will lose his lie. He
fell between the cars broke of his legs In two
places and sustaioed other injuries, SO that there
10 no probability Of bis recovery.
p. S-We learn by the Dsnville cars yesterday
evening, that young Womack died about O'Clock
yesterday morning. He was . son OF Col Charles
Womack, of Cumberland county. His remains
we're conveyed by the upward morning train to
Farmviile, 10 be Inferred In the family burying
ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

knitting machine, that will knit perfect pair
Of stockings in less than five minutes, has been
invented by New Yorker.
Castor ii. Wilder has bsen elected President of
the Raleigh and Castor IN. CO Railroad.
Thomas Smith was murdered 10 Pitt county N
c., on the 9th uit, by Wiley Smith, who was at.
forwards arrested.
Counterfeit $40 bills on the Planters i Mer-
chants Bank Of Savannah, Ga, are in circulatios
Gov. Moore, of Alabama, has appointed Thurs
day, 2oth Nov, 10 day of Thanksgiving in that
State.
Of abatement. Tho number of deaths on Thurs
day, 25th nit, vas ffteeu, aud on Friday, 18th,
twelve.
The Atlanta, Ca, Iuteligencer states shat the
Sardinian riss,on has been rendered to the Hon
John r.. Ward end that he has determined to &C
cept it.
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The Concert TO.NtRht.

The second and last concert OF the Strakosch
company, takes place at Metropolitan Hall tor
night The bill contains many excellent selec-
tions. Among them Parodi sings the tavorite" Ricc
Waltz" aud the "Star Spanged Banner" Those
who heard her sing our National Anthem on her
last visit, need not be told with what power and
feeling she gives it, and those who did not hear her.
have aow the opportunity of hearing a they never
heard il before
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ PRICE & WATKINS.
Fresh AND BEAUTIFUL q OBS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS

Fresh AND BEAUTIFUL OBS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALsi
Beauiful Bayadere. Piaia. Plain and fLez SILKS.
Splendid two fjunced, double skirt and a'Lsz SILK
ROBES some Velvet Brocade, very elegaut-in
these goods our assortment Is unusually rlcn
and varied
supt rb Fren peLaines. vslentias. Poplins and
Qashmeres. entirely new and beautiful designs
These 10 plain skirts, two and three nouIc's
and a'Lez styles .
Plain DeLaines. DeBeses. Lovells Cloth'. MeH'
noes. &c
prices
BLACK BoMBAZINEs,
MOUSELINES, CHALLIES.
TAMEsE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and ali kinds Of MOURNING GOODS
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels, Maltese, Honiton and French Emb. GO.
In Fmbroideries and Laces our stock isuncommoniy
CLoTIis, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs,
and Mems wear general "a large stock
Our basement room is filled with heay Goods, ior
seys Blankets &c, at the Invest rates, In argeand
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. new article
Hosiery Gloves
Ladies and Mems Silk and Wool Under-Ve aud
Drawers. Great attention. Is given TO this depart
Enent-all sizes and qualities are Kept.
FLANNELS. LINENS, .-
BLEACHED and BROWN DOMEsTICS,
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, &c.
N. BUYERS will find our stock very large, and
every department kept unbroken and full.
Splendid Velvet and 9th CL0Aks
no4-l2t PhlCE WATKINS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
.Iv,ou .,r s,ox the probatl,ity

n6T II You ARE SICK, the proDauIiiy
Is that the root If yonr suffering s in the stomsch
Frcfn Q weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Aguf
Lanaror, nsuss, and legion Of Other torrpent'ns
diseases. Indigestion produces tbiD biood; snu
therefore destroy the sire 9Th and vigor OF The en-
tire 81 stem To restore the tone OF the stomach,
and enable II TO throw of and dismiss forever ali
these troublesome and dangerous complaints. NO
thing is necessary but perseveripg use Of DR.. J
HOSfETTER's CELkBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS. A trial OF their power cannot faii u prove
that there il no failure In their sanatve effects -
We cheerfuly recommend them to the puoir.
knowing. as We do. their many excel mt quaitief
For sale By druggists and dealers generaty every
where Tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

SAILING OF A CoLoNIz ALTON SHP.-The ship Mary
Caroline Stevens left Baltimore yesterday after
noon, on her fourth trip to Liberia, with emf
grants and freight. Among her cabin passengers,
are Rev. Mr.. Stone aud wife, Baptist missionary;
Reys Messrs. Rambo and wife, Messenger and
wife, and Hubbard aud wife, Episcopal missiona-
ries, all of whom are going to Carvaiha; Revs.
Messrs. Elliott and White, for the Mend mission !;
Bishop Burns. Judge James, Thomas Chester. Rev.
john Seys, Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss Strebel, and DR..
Lanyard and wife, are also among the cabin pas
sengers. There are fifty emigrant passengers
20 Of whom are from Massachusetts, from North
Carolina, from Maryland, from Kentucky, 4
from Virginia, from Pennsylvania, and 3 from
South Carolina. Amongst the freight is large
quantity of agricultural implements, and there
1900 10 gold for persons in Liberia, from
their former masters in this country. The emf
grant passengers consist principally of families
who 90 TO their new home to rear their children
citizens of Republic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

NAvAL-It is stated that five additional steam
ers added TO the Paraguay feet, so important
the expedition and its movements regarded
Ia present An article in one of the even
ing papers attracted considerable attention to the
subject. IL is now currently believed by persons
posted on South American affairs. that Lopez will
fight. The Commandments of the different Navy
Yards where ships Of the expedition being
fitted out. have been req dested to all possible
dispatch IN preparing them.
The Naval general Court Marshal which sat at
Norfolk to try Lieut. Payne, of the Marines, for
attempting TO shoot himself, found him guilty and
the Department has dismissed him from the ser
vice Payne is TenEessean and has been only
five years in the Corps.
The United States frigate CongI ess late flag ship
of the Mediterranean feet will be fitted out this
winter to receive the Cumberland as flag ship on
the African station, and that the sloop John
Adams and St Lonis likely to enforce the
Home Squadron, in view of recent occurrences.
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THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.

New YORK Nov 3.-Gen. Jerez, af Nicaragua,
publishes eau ton to persons against purchasing
tickets on the steamer Washington, advertised to
sail on the 9th inst for San Juan. He says. ow-
ing to the unsettled state of the Isthmus question,
it will no. be in the power of the owners of the
vessel to carry passengers across that route.
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sxr spEoIAL NOTICE -HurcHINos

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BirTERs will remove all NOR,
yieor 10 the dixgtis 10 organs, fortify the system
against all future DISEASE be taken with safety.
and at no time debiitstipg the ing grateIu
their cheering, invigorating. streDgtheniDg ara
restorative properties, and an inva'uaole ano sure
der Of the stomach and Bowels, Biiousnesa. Ell
iowuess Of the Skin, Want of Appetite Debility.
Headache, Nervousness, Lowness OF epiIhs raIpi-
Complaint, Disorder Of the skin, Liver and Kid.
news, Acid stomach Diarrhea Vertigo, Dimness OF
Sight. Jaundice, Wasting Of strength, stulence.
with frequent Belching Of Wind. Initiated Taste.
Constipation and Uneasiness Of the Bowels. Burn
ing Sensation in the Pit Of the Stomach, Oppression
after Faing Depression OF Spirits II Id at 50 cts.
per bottle. fisHEK wiMe ION.
os-1m Richmond, Va