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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03

TIE Paraguay ExpEpTroN,-A Washington
despatch, of the 9th inst, says:
Judge Bown had long interview to-day
with Secretary Cass, on the subject of his mis-
sion to Paraguay He will tomorrow receive
his instructions, the prominent features of which
ale that President Lopez be required to make
an apology for the insult to our flag; to make
reparation to the citizens of the U. States who
were driven out of that country, and 10 ac-
knowledge his obligations to satisfy all other
demands for rcdress-the amount OF lndemnl-
ty to be ascertained probably through board
of commissioners; also, to negotiate COM
merciaI treaty., and obtain some guarantee for
the opening of the LA Plata and its ributa-
res by the removal of the restrictions to trade
on those waters.
Only one vessel, the Fulton, carrying the
Commissioner, will at first proceed to Assump.
ton. Should Judge B. succeed in his objects
he will forthwith return to Washington bring
ing with him the conventions but in the event
of an entire failure, he will direct Com. Shub.
rick to serd up he fleet, and with it TO carry
out the distinctly defined policy of the Admin.
istraricn The feet viii, stJcr It's business IA
Paraguay show Itself in segera! of the Suoti
American States, particularly IN those IN which
our Government has long had unsettled ac-
counts:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
1Our obi SeTVt.
EARL VAN DORM.

Brevet Major, Capt Id Cavalry, Commanding
Fort Belknsp, Texas, Oct. 10, ls55, A true copy
GFoEGB II. THsNAs, Major ID Cavalry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
ANIT-rlrMf.A-rn.

A cADEMT or M-s,C-oTgIL0
fhs .s!s 81 sssia To- s5s1ai (. o.. 10 1ssa5. -
Aesd. M G. Bseus.Is' - aud .lssi.', % VGf-.cs.
The ao s sis6 Nnrsa ! b6l.r ,' 1ts ESyfI
pir-, snd ccly u,gui % hossioi celebrated cpf."
' IL 's oS%sSE TihEGSS{iSSi rai i54lsoc-lfA,
CTFfIo c-.noi b. repeated uoa efer ioe FJiUfH' ~
10 morrow, Tue,day Marco 2 D. serera request h'-'
DITAIIANA IN A1GEEl
~'''' Wa % cCHsgAp opgRA NrGH-
Admission co cns o AL parts reserved sshs . c'ss ,.
TIE FsPECIAL AiTEE1lpr
=" '"' p''''" N5v sarlsKAEAT
cernipr h. extraordinary si 8 which he ht - Srs
Will be produced Ia ne second ~als ul rnfcn
TpF ligGUEN oTg
60 he produced in he month NJ sarch)
The "Bupusp b-s been In rr-psr-,oo for ARCS
three he hun drsd are employ &c
getting this op.rau ibe Direct bee'.s tos. nrongn W
poyts he ii br sbl. rrc 10 IN Al The rup,ips p-oms-
siKGfSiS ~ TIE MISE EN- sCE-E
Five pe~ scenes, psn,e'l by sieri. rsiyo and ae,-e
beng principally copies Of those used Ia raTs NJ the impeT
about three hundred crosses par, of which aave bee
made IN pss by he cospef OF ID. ", IND np.ra he s
WI eIac correspond 10 he ep0ct in Whit the action tai -
of thirty I've
in sc.u. On .bch ,be desruc ION Of IL
rroestants oted by the "a hoos chorns of
hundred snd thirty VIII be sdd.d-lbus king the unK~t
10 n Sn op nE e largest
The regular cichesrs of sn ins.sdo The usual
Queen ard Der Indies of honor nrve boree
band If twenty
cas- complete in s,-r Per ,cus1 1,ss9,E ~
fspel Rocco Ptaneser Duoreu f-uier oehrlein Barr
TIM md Car H. wso T o, me 2 & o. -
In Robert lie Gsb e." In rousids req his gres'es pAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
I,LFGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AND wAHogANy


~ furniture made 70 order short time In useII WILSON
anctionaer will sell 90 Uuesiay March si los
O'Clock ny catalogue the entire contents Of the large four
dv cling situated At ~ West sixteenth street near
Ffh avenue containing superb household furniture, " rs
class workmanship aud In excellent condition Paror furn
carpets, rec magnificent rosewood paror
suits covered satin brOcade large easy N"sire
and reception oh match two ROSEWOOD etesees Win
marble tops and mirror doors and back lined with satin
wood extensively carved elegant rosewood centre
eide end work tables ladies' rosewood secretary with mirror
door lined with satin wood, made to match the rose wood
psor furniture rosewood corner and music SANDS
rpendld ofttve rosewood premium pianciorte, rich
" lnlaia with pearl, and real pearl keys, decided
y enc o. he mos superb instruments made richly e
boSsed and soi French plate mirrors expensive lace
nrs Large size elegantly dec1rs china vases paran and
Chinese hgurcs Ornou cocks together with many other
costly man'el ornaments; malor any black and
wDnd cushioned chairs, covered cloth ami
rcck and easv chairs sofas oak and walnut extenson
rich CHINA teq ses. cut glass
ortncn Mt such rs ufnbers wines coles
nv glasses, salts butter dishes lemonaes pitchers kc aso
sy silver ware, Gle 4sut revolving casters with spieni
cut bottles spoons forks cake baske tea sstvss seIvers
ivory cutlery common croSery plates nc also the fnrn
yurr Of all The bedrooms containing ntboaanv
al ads nuTe hair rosewood ana nahog,,v a.
br Ton bureaus with washaands match the 10
oraed hina toilet Gets bedroom carpets mrrors toilet and
worE a,es elegant stair carpets and rods oicloths hsil
stends Ac positive N R-Furniturp can no n,css al
nd shpppd by experienced the sale pare.
wap III sod rosewood paror furniture o the most expen
-e det pion will c well ~ attend every article vii,
e es1 without reserve IN consequence OF the family re-
unau.shirg housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTToNNEER.-By v a y. IT..
r. sCHENCK-Monday, March l. II IA cOcx at thelr sales
room No - Nassau street. special sale Of magnificent gold
watches diamonds icwclry comprising hunting and oven
thermometers duplex patent and detached levers ss
ladies' psmeied watches set With diamonds also diamond
bracelets broochcs pins earrings studs snd rings IN cluster
all mounted IN ~ gold; also Porent
and Roman mosaic cameo cArbunce other of pins
and earrings gold vest guard and FOB chains: chstesnes
seal rings pins earrings siud sleeve buttons &C Sale
poeitiye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
nANfrr. & nnrGn ArCrfnNFrR nrFIcE SO 2a

DANrRr, & HOUCH AUCT1ONEER. OFFICE NO. 40
IL broadway will ,eli To the highest bidder for ash
morrow thursday March 2a' 10y NJ precisely Al No 2s
West Twenty third Eighth avenue the following
roodshis s contains small portion OF the articles
be scviz carved walnut buffet extension table sois ocd,
side table que clock dining chairs couch. four encrav
tnss chns dinner set l52 pieces silver service pieces s
casters, cake basket tea u silver forks and
spoons liquor caster ivory cutlery sets
" pieces ruby glass ware aud an the kitchen utensils be
longing 70 the house. basement carpet and ocloh Ao
sron ssfe rosewood hall stand and chairs English OIL
cot solid rosewood parlor suits IN damask satin
erings. rosewood eegeres rosewood centre tables
ceptou chairs easy chairs Turkishdo Ifauieu ades
secretary, pieces embroidered window drapery. large
pier glasses pairs MASSIVE bronze figures manel clocks
psirs china 3srge and meriiorous oil paintings
velvet carpcis 2apesry do ingram DO velvet all
the fixtures IN the house bookcases
octsve psnofore made by y g. Fischer musis cabinet
velvet stair carpet silver psi.d rods sood bed
rfeada. rosewood bureaus Wristbands. commode z
couches sofss 6pnr shades 10 pure hair
bgany bed-esds snd bureaus Ane blankets and bedding
aus multitude o'hcr articles numerous 20 mention.
taken together form unique assortment of frs cisss
goods suitable Tor genee bouseseepsr- For fu psricu
lars see Herald OF 10 morrow mortin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

UrnwAHD sCHENCK. AUCTIoNEER-"JACoB STEIN.
II or" violin - A p w. SCiiENCK will sell sncti IN
on Monday March At o'clock At the ssiesrom ~ Nassau
utreet superb genuine Jacob Steiner veln, with how
ami csse The owner has refused 500 for n. hut now
obliged 10 par, with II may be examined time before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
NEW FORK ArD HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN virrss akRsrcssssr.
CommencinG Wedn ssday, January g. 1883
Trains leave the depot, Of White and Centre srees
New York at
sNP.W. Erpresa, f~ Albany, stopping at the priueip.
sisP n 70. White Plains, stopping Al nierusisas
stations.
trains the depot Of Twenty srtb and
ais A. r. For wilsmsbridse stopping at all intermediate
stations.
u.pA N White Plains do. do.
IMP. NJ Williamsbrdge, do do.
staP NJ silerton, stopping wnlsmsbridge and all In
teru,ediate stations north. ..
t0PM Cro.on Fails Stopping at ~ in'ermedis's sauons
v" Eeiur iag trains leave kbsny for New yorh Al
1BA NAH s,oppins at all stations north OF and WI
"a n EXPRESS stopping a, All principal s,s,ions.
Nm. J. OAkfpEta. superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

DRFNeylvANlA Rtn.RoU -. -, -
The great central route TO the West Time A. Least ~
abort ard rs,.s ~ fare freight low all u,es@ by
sny other route passage tickets or 70 contsc for feiSm
from Ner York 70 any point IN the entire west csh INC
ccupsnys once, No. saor Honse, New York -,
J. ', ElIIOTT, Passenger AGENT
LEECH CO., Freight Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
SALES AT AUCTION.

EDWARD sCHENCK AucTIONExR-THREE ELE'
~ CANT horses-E r. H. schkNCk will sell at auc,
ton Monday March at one O'Clock at the saesroom s.
N,ssau street. elegant ls high SIX years
old warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle n e S,
Warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle; Also iArk
bay horse years ole IL hsnds warranted Psr'".
wagon four persons also Boston chaise sets oi
hnrpess &c, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

DFxY GOODS, &C.
1OsC SPRING MANrILI.As. 1858.
lOUO. Great Inducements
To cash and short time buyers
At wholesale
The subacrher has prepared and In manufacturing
daily large varied the above goods from the
priced the costly article which he offers for
cash short credit, Mt
THG ssAMEsT SHADE PRovIf.
Also line of imported stella shsws differing from any In
me marhet GEO BULPIN
SCI broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

<,IBERT g. SAVAGE AUCTIONrER, WILL SELL AT
" his spacious saiesroon IS Cedar street on ruesaay
March by order OF .ssignees French ana Ter
fancy goods cutlery, pistols dry goods hosiery
ieweiry and watches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

SPECIAL NOTICES.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
Tc all psrts Of The world
"A banks-sy usual annual satement Of insurance com
Paries reported to the Comptroller Of the state O. New
resdy for distribution and can be ob,ane on sPpcS'n at
Stock Auciioneer and banker, No. Broad street.
DErLEvrE HosPIrAL-THR MEDICAL PROF EssIoN
ID students of medicine and others are respect
. 70 attend the 81 ne Sn
address viii be delivered by Professor Valentine Mott D.
sors Of Ins'omy Surgery three medical cosss
s saa oSe i' Dr. Jas H. @
4NSU FLEET ELEGrIeS OF DIRECTORS
Tuesday March between the hours Of u and O'clock
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, rHA1 JOHN HUGHES
cate of band warrant for leo acres sd
WAS mailed at Washington D. c. on the 18th Of October 1851
the address of b. Names 49 Cherry street. Y, buth
has never been received by him
Company New York Feb u.s. annual meet
ing the stock boders Of the illinois Central Railroad Com
that properly before the meeting
NIL De on A s Ss of IL sng
9elsV The transfer books w be essed At the The x
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
" W. X. ACKERMAN, Secretary.
- EMOvED.-JOsEfR LEE DRAPER AND TAILOR
II has removed from No Warren street " NO "
walker street, door west ef Broadway
CsALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RECEIVED UNTIL,
- March at the Office Of the Board of Education. where
SS be and fss
also for fegs m I new h 0r ne
JOHN BESSON, 1874 West street, fCom tee.
JAMHa TITTII.I, street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER RALRoAD,-ExPRess rHAIss
III for Albany and Troy, stopping at principal stations con
MEETING with Western and Northern rsins leave chambers
street at ~ and IL 30 A. NJ, and 4;tt r N.
A. FSMfTH. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

DRyAETs MINsTRELs,
ID Mechanics Hail. sT2 Broadway, above Grand street
Third and most positively the last week Of The buresaue@
BRYANTs DREAM OF sH0vELRY -
The Challenge Dame Political stump speech SCENES Az
PHALONS, the ryroleas W0bers
New Songs Dsnces, Bureegues Corricslties &C
The two Dromios, JERRY and DAN BRYANT, IN new 49,
CHArcr or riss.-Doors open ~ 81, commence 81 ~
Tickets q cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

yVM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
O'Clock at s54 Canal large assortment OF
furniture, &cboot gilt frame mirrors pic
piano rocking and other chairs centre
tables fixtures, msne ornaments clock elegant tapes
try ply other carpets hall oclohs mahogany and
walnut bedsesd hair and other matresses feather
beds and bedding blankets marble top dressing and other
bureaus hssnds toilet dining and kitchen fur
china glass &c wardrooes stoves &c. sale peremp
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
MEDICAL.


CONSULTATIONS BY N. LARMoNr. parts AND
" London author physician and surgeon, BY
letter express - Mercer Spring opposts
Nicholas HOTEL from to and W r. ~ sundays g.
cepted.
DR WATSON, roRMERLy SURGEON TO THE LoCr
IL Hospital be consulted heretofore personally
by letter. from In the morning 10 night his rsndeosa
s. walker street. few doors wssf OF Broadway.
nR. COBBETT, NO 10 DUANE STREET, NAY BIZ CON
IL suited with confidence on his treatment sL.W:
Goblet Ia Member Of the New York University sedics
College. See his diploma In his once.
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, HAS ron TIE
IL last twenty devoted his stsenon 70 N ounce
practice Consultations and advice a. usual dsy rom A.
NJ 10 sP.M
nR. RALPHs OFFICES, ia BROADWAY, CoRNKR
IL Tenth street Hours O'Clock III and sner lin Us
evening.
nID nR- WARD. WITH " YEARS ExPERrENcB CAV
he Consulted ccnfdentaiy, AZ usual, from A ~ I'LL
p At his old established Office, ss Canal street. cc~ner
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

<NLosING OUT SALE or WATCHES AND JEwELRY
~ JOHN JACOBS auctioneer RI. JACOBS co will
Dell this day March l. i05 Broadway at l0h wa.ches
iewelry, fancy goods musical Instruments and Cforns
diamonds corssrs Of studs sleeve buttons. chains seals
braceies ring. earrings pins, locke- watches opera
rases plated spoons forks and variety % other
goods Watches Al " O'Clock liberal sdvsncements made
on coneiruments 81 goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

no FAMILIES AND HOUsEkEEPERs.-DO YOU USE
soapi-A great saving OF money-By enclosing st post
calling at the drug corner of Grsud ,od
Alien streets New York the undersigned will send recipe
tor making thirty Ave pounds Of good family sap with
printed directions for making the same which will be a.
good VI hat from nc 10 lsc pound TOR the
whole for making the will not erceed three
cents pound, and be made by child. sent free Of
postage 10 any part Of the United States Address Arnold
eseman, druggist Of Grand and Allen Streets ~ r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

bCuAhT AUCTlONEER s. BO0ARr-rUEs
Gay, March 1853, AT lJ O'Clock at No Is Fourth ave
Que 81 spendid pianos 20 octves double and
ans. round being he balance of tho entire stock
JAMES n. kELLY, Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

Securities received in addition TO tue regularly advertised
list during Next regular sale TO Reyu
lar auction sales of stocks bonds and other tiles
every day al l2 o'clock the EIch.ng stocks
and bonds bought and sold sale and the rokers
hoard Interest allowed deposits loans negotiated and
dividends collected large variety OF securities constantly
ON hand at private sale ALBERT NTCOLAV,
Stock auctioneer and Banker, No. A Broad street.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY pHYSIO,

are SO composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
Its healthy vitalities. AS a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astOnished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: costipe-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from disoydered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in and Morbid
Inaction Of the Bosoels, Faatulency Loss of Appe-
tite, Jaandice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debiitated
by disease,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-27
TO MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
DR.. BRACES VIRGIN PILLS.

VNHE essential ingredient of this valuable
remedy is not new, but is we'll known to
the medical schools of France and Germany
and has been employed by the females of the
principal courts of Europe, and by all the most
distinguished physicians in this speciality for
the last ten years. My motive is not to offer
any patent discovery, but simply to present to
the mothers and daughters of our own land a
simple bnt sure remedy for those diseases to
which they are naturally subjected, in such n
form as should obviate the necessity of those
medical consultations, which are justly looked
upon by women as violation of their most
sacred feelings, and to avoid which they often
risk the most fearful consequences.
have therefore prepared this specific in
the neat and simple form of a pill, and put it
up in small flat boxes, which can safely be
sent any distance by mail in a common envel-
ope. Each box is accompanied with full di-
rections and explanations, enabling every
woman to understand her own case and the
proper treatment and the proper time.
The Virgin Pills possess such powerful
penetrating properties that none of the diseas.
es within the range Of their action can with
stand or eyade them. They cleanse, purify,
and invigorate every portion of the female
organism, correcting its diseased action. and
restoring its healthy functions, They effect a
certain cure for falling of the womb, whites,
painful suppression and irregular menstrual
ton, diseases ofpregnancy, all nervous COM
plants caused by disordered uterine organs,
weaknesses, &c, the symptoms of which are
fully explained in the directions.
For any ofthe diseases Of. the reproductive
organs, they may be taken at all tunes, ExoEp.
tTlNe during the earlier stages Of preg'
nancy, sOhen their effect sOOuld be such
as to produce miscarriage, which fact
is m ore fully explained in the directions.-
Their action on the system will be felt imme
diately, and the flush of rosy beauty, the true
index of health, quickly rising in the cheek
of pallor, will at once convince the patient Of
their effect.
Price 81 per box, and will be sent post paid
by return mail, to any part Of the United
States, on receipt of the money. The money
may be sent by mail, at the risk Of the sub
scriber. -. DIR. A. G. BRAGG,
may 1858 Saint Louis, Mo
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-27
A Witch and a Wizard.
THE AGE OF MIRACLES NOT OVER.

1t is not rare that we read of miracles
in the columns of the Catholic journals of
France, but they are generally too weak
an invention to merit attention. The one
which follows however, mounts beyond a
doubt, to The dignity Of an event some
what extraordinary. A vision, it is said,
has recently occurred at Lonrds, TO a girl
of thirteen years named Bernsdette Sou.
birans, at grottO from which gushes
spring. At this place Bernadette asserts
that she saw the Virgin Mary, who CON-
manded that church should be built on
the place where she appeared, and in or.
der that no doubt should be left in the
minds of the incredulous as to her actual
appearance at that place, the spring was
made 10 appear to mark the spot. 1t is
further asserted that the waters of this
spring possess the powers of curing all
diseases and all pains, and in this quality
an immense trade has grown up in the
sale and transportation of the water, and
while the pilgrimage of the faithful 10 the
spot rivals that of Mecca. So much for
the witch; now for the wizard.
Mr.. K, Of the city Of New York,
a year since, had dream which left the
impression upon his mind of reality,
that there was mineral spring near AL
ton, or Altona, in Illinois, that would
cure him of his disease, with which he
had been most painfully afflicted for a
period of five years, and which the best
medical aid he could procure had failed
to afford relief. His dependency was
such that he had, at this period given up
all hope Of recovery and thought only that
he must de. In his dream there appear
ed to him a man who told him Of the
spring above mentioned, and that it would
cure him, and remarked that he had told
his wife the same thing. In the morning
after, MIR. K says, that he found his
wife much troubled at not recolecling
something she had dreamed, that would
cure him, and all that she could remem.
ber was that it was something in which
the name of Alton was connected. Mr..
K says that previous to this he knew
nothing Of Alton, and had not in his mind
that such place was in existence. Un-
der these circumstances such a spring
was actually found. Mr.. X. went 10 it,
and became we'll man.