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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

AfoRrgAds SALE or pt.soFoRrx ruasuuRs
WI snd c.rpets On N'rdey ~ w o'clock, AZ t3 Fulton
sofas bureaus bedss bkcsses roksrs volts,res hair
pSth cots, Aucio,sers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

lgOwEhY TEKAfEA.
. Lessee and Manager Mr.. Eddy
SRions Boxes and psrqu-t I5SesS; Pit IL oeuS frvsse
boxes ~ and s. seats In private b0xeA - GENTS
Third and sai week OF IA
TBRaE FAST MIN,
AND FEh LIZ R0HIStON CRUSO&6,
which has me- with unprecedented
MONDAY April L. and all the week the talented and 40
complained
STAR SISTERS. LUCILLE and HELEN.
in the Protean drama OF the
THEE FAST MEN
new minstrel every night
Fourteen characters, twenty and dances by tho
Star Sisers.
To conclude with fayorite drama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCrIONERR-BY E. +. II.
~ SCHENCK- Tuesday l:sh instant Mt o'clock. at
their ~ Nassau street. fine young fuu booded
Beyopshre the celebrated bull Rubens.
the present $500 will be sold without reserve
Can be TIL day OF sale at Tatersars Sixth avenue
of Thirty ninth street. N W also, several new top
rcadxv
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AMCSE nffCNTS.

MiRfGR GARDEN
gag 'Clent 10 rlda Of
iEE PtEeLErS sECTUTRs aAYRI,
tABRihL HkTDfhE aad iKhpxr
previous % ,h-r hnsi retirem frua the siaRs
We aeeT shall l0os upon th-ir uts .s.iaH
LAsr NEsK BUT OSE
of the beautiful and tai. a.
fEhLrA FOiLA
sb. les by the Africst rerue he, ss
Is. Lum!ey. Esq IN isDdo,.
MONDAY evening. prf, II l-5S
NOTICE The PsYets =nd Company h. sin, ss.v
weeks only viii pr ecnia the roas,n " a .s,
than im.ted n zach n -
GRAND COMIC FAIaY e"ECrACLE rAsgoaIaHA
Last nigh but threr OF ksOCL
The great antoine Lorrci Cows
The beautiful ballet advertisement VI
LES ABEiTI,ES
The Planet Teresa hoA and her attend Ant Sarv.
The favorite comic psntonime of
JEANETTE AND JkANNor
The celebrated Gabriel ~ Jesnnot
noors opsu At 81; commence al ~. ooiast
Tickets % Upper Is cents Children s csuA
COOP News LIMA Folks The emsn hsva
the pleasure that they Induced the RA VR
To give few Afternoon Juvenile Performances eIpreas0
for the Of schoos families ana their cosas
patrons give all chance wtnnss ths<
derfu perform previous TO their fl retirement frcsa
the ssge-the fret Of which Will take place on Saturday.
April II.
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ADJUSTMENTS

OkuADwAY TBEAr@E
tt bessee and manager A. xerehau
Acting manager l.. Griffin Stage r. u. WemyH
BENEFIT OF MRS. WALLER,
On MONDAY EVENING, APRIL L. 1853.
MACBSrH.
Ths tragedy 10 be followed by ths popular farce OF
THE DANCING BARBER.
NArcisAus the Dancing Barber Mr.. Rogers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

THos vEITCH, AUTHORIZATIONS NO. 10
4 spruce ssreet-Mortgsge sale of bar aud restaurant
rnss 4 a., on Monday April ~ 1853 at Pm at No
ties tables beer and pipe and Itures
also liquors. wines segsrs &c &c.
WIZ. COOK. Attorney Mnrtgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

DRYANTS MrNsTRETS,
ID Mechanics Hail. AZ Broadway. above Grand street
MONDAY. April IL and every nigh This week.
New songs, dances, wings, comcsiues, buriesques
NCDII.l DARROII BROTHERS. Chinese DNnc~,
Tyrolesn warblers Burlesque Circus, stump Speech.
Mormon Quar,cte Solrre d'Elhiope
SCENES At PHAIONS.
The Barber. Dan Bryant Customer Jerry lSYAnA
Doors open Mt 81, commence at IA. Tickets ~ cents
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~ wsyW;ll sell! at public suction tomorrow Teesdsy
No 2s West Twenty third street. London terrace and
Eighth superb assortment OF the finest kind of
lor and chamber household furniture, all in fine order
newspaper advertisement inadequate for description
To be appreciated must be The subo,nsd hat
ony portion Of the goods VIZ Carved walnut buffet OK
chairs couch four engravngs china dinner set 1852 pieces
silver service five pieces sayer two casters cake basket
tea SETS twelve silver forks and spoons iquor
ter two sets ivory cutlery two sets decaners twelve pieces
ruby cut glass and all the kitchen utenss to
the house basement carpet and occh also iron safe
massive rosewood hall stand and chairs English oclo,h
three sod parlor suites In dsmssk and satin
gs rosewood etageres three rosewood centre tables
two reception chairs, TIVE easy chairs Turkish do
fsu.eu one lades secretary six pieces embrodered WIN
dow drapery three arge pier gasses four pairs massive
bronze figures two mantel clocks six pairs china
eight large and merorious oil paintings three velvet carpets
TIVE tapestry do four ingram do four velvet all the
bronze fixtures In the house. two rosewood bookcases
octave pianofore music cabinet velvet stair
cpe twenty tour silver plated rods two rosewood bed
seads thee rosewood bureaus two washsands ono com
mode two couches, three sofas six pair shades ten
hair mattresses two mahogany bedsteads and bureaus fine
blankets and bedding and multitude OF other articles
mention, but taken together form unique
OF first goods, suitable for genteel house
keepers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

A UCTION NOTlCE.-PETER PARKS, AUCrIONEER-
"A By ws- y lN6RAHAM-Tueshsy, April IS, AT II
O'Clock premises IN First between 2h and
I2lh s:reeis Harlem the furniture Of family declining
houekcoprg comprising Brussels and other carpets,
hogany psr aud chamber furniture looking glasses BEDS
bedding &c also crorkery kitchen furniture and utensils
cooking stoves, &C. FERNS cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

"a AIIACK's THEATRE
w OkEAr GALA NIGHT
The Management has pride and In sastnG
that on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Ia
those great dennez;ors OF shakespeare Characters,
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
Mr. " T.. DAVENPORT
will appear together at this theatre for
ONE MONT ONLY.
in shsksperes tragedy of
OrHEIID
obeb'. L. DavsapWt
laxo....... Mr.. Edwin BcotA
character portr with such power By
illustTtous father
Mrs. poey viii appear peatemona, Mr.. A H. Dawes
port Casio the will be
celleuce, promising render the
the annals of the drsms-
Feats should b~ nj secured
On Tuesday evening Bouroics Oh srnny
INVISIBLE HUSBAND will be revived and viii be follow
ed by series OF attractive novelties Ia which Mr. Bsk-
Lester Mr. Davenport Mesdames Hoey. Vernon Alle~
Cannon and the unequKed company of Wallacks hsAus
will appear.
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nkylE,. q. uouaH. AUCrroSEER, OFFICE 20

1NNIFA =. HVVUH, NUVFIVTF'Nt,vi,
~ Broad Positive and genuine sale this day Monday,
April IL At i0 A. NJ Of All hs o,nsnn o. the su2srhly fur
sned private residence No IS Clinton place In Esh'b -,
between broadway and University psoe INT, sale VIII pc
iourd worthy The stenii)n Of from ue large qus
ane fine quality ~ the goods all 81 which are In efeesnt
er IN the basemert tapestry carpets oss extension
.ebe buffet and chairs china dinner AMI tea Ivory cut
tl cut GLASSWARE silver pa'ei tea sea eo-ss spou cas-
Is &c together with all tho Kitchen utensils heJnsing W
the boust The uarlors furnished with velsss cnpas
sssve carved rosewood psror suits IN satin brcsde
ed rcsewod centre aide and plsr tables; aud wall
hsr and man,e ssssess martei ouamec;s oronse
nHnfre groups rcr rDlders ed lace window
trS French plate pr and essy recep snd
en ems ~ me'itorous OIL bronze sasarurss
,'ssn 900 , piano pearl te,s snd frui ladies' wsrs
thife music csDne together with nnnite variety of
wtsbs ~ art and tecorsnns too numerous TO msnt,n
Ia TIE Chambers are supetby carved beds eais
- coinucfcs,
.tsge ctars -do and dressing tables hne hair
ipg teds feather beds holsters and ntla cursirs
shaded &c The siOr'sa nshed vi dns n, a.
fos-oy rnsie AMI double bedtssda sed s
rrt mstrh Also two srI,s on ri.hlv
cnereef terocm funture Catalogues Al tie house only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

NryrS brand -HotbkNp aIN or rHH RESI-
~ Gusity in pipes and casks, for sale By HABtCHr
PfRfaH. 50 Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

Securities received In addition the regularly advertised
list during sale Next regular sale to morrow Regu
lar auction sses stocks bonds noes AMI other securities
syery day at 2h o'clock at the Merchants ExchanSe
Brok ers Board allowed deposits. loans nego
taed and dividends collected large variety of securities
ALBERT H. NIcoLAY
Stock Auctoneer and Banker, No. 4 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

hAFIEL s. HUUUH AUCTIONEEH-OF Tue 70
IL brosdway New York-wi sell in BROOKLYN, on W ed
ne day nett, April Ia ut l0 o'clock all ho contents
OF the private residence No 22' Adams street between
johnson and Hillary Tho assortment is large and
embraces good variety of rosewood walnut aud mahogan
paror and chamber furniture OF the best workmanship and
IL pe order also quantity of kitchen utensils china
dinner and tea sets silver cut 81 ass ware &c rose
side tables pier glasses manel
hall stands three ply and ingram carpets mahogany
and walnut bedseaas bureaus and dne horse
hair mattresses and beddng embroidered lace window
dspery &c &c altogether forming desirable assortment
of really line goods suahe for Eenteel hausekeepers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

NoTIcg-THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS or THE
IN Board tJf Councilman will meet In the Ciy Library
room, No " City Hail. Monday, the i2h inst, at r. NJ,
W hear pates Interested In the matter OF The extension ct
Chambers street -
i ii sp Shs TINE, Committee on Street.
JOHN II. Brady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

" the premtses 90 Liberty street. between Broadway and
Nassau, commencing Tuesday, April Il At 10 NJ by OF
ery broadway all his large and splendid stock Of
hardware and hne cutlery consisting OF Rodgers Cutlery
plane and general of hardware for mocha
and locksm.ths The above will be sold In lots
% su iohbing and retail city and country trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

EDWARD SCHETCK. AUCTIONEER.-BY X. r. H.
~ SCIIENCK.-On Wednesday l4th instant ut l0k O'clock
street, between Grand street and East
broadway, the entire furniture Of gentleman declining
including parior suits Of rosewood and
no yany tables fancy do. bedseads wardrobes
meed cattago sus marble tops; mattresses beds pillows
paintings, superior me0deon, Kitchen furn
ture &c, with which the aalc will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

hOrrCE-THE COMMITTEE ON TkxKS or TBE
IN Board OF Aldermen will meet la room No sChy Hal.
ON Tuesday 13th inst at a. ocock ~ 70 hse ino con-
alteration the following petitions relief Of tax VIZ; John
Trainer q. q. North the par n MeOplst Episcopal
church Harlem; samuel Ho.sng styen y Evans JAMS
Clar 1hos Barrol Pastor ~ jOsephs church. Wm Tao
r-otL John T. Hall, Mrs Fnzs \. rur Dr-ctres. Je,Dh
1eiter VIM r. Jennings, Rev. n. Walton, john Sh.~,
David Msndebsum. Jas- r. xs,weli CLARK, Dodge ca,
Farmer Freeman, Peter Mccormick, John murphy Ch.s
MulholsDd, Winerho6 Piper Co, Ira W. GREGORY a. y.
Thomas barrie, washburu and Margaret gsrgss John N.
Kovnerr. VIM. Grsmer. VIM Sears Joseph Levy John Nor
ton Union Mutual Insurance ConOsny " bahorp, " .-
sni Carl Muller II. Grifh, As fHxTeSre, Jes tcser
man the Congregation OF Ausche Cheseh NehOlsi EpcopI
church fbrteth street; ana VIM ". Ash
WV TgCkkERk INA Com on rs1es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

NorICE.-rHE COMMITTEE on FINANCE or THE
~ BOARD Of Aide rmeu will meet No SCy Hall
Tuesday afternoon April Is At O'Clock, for The consdcrs
ton Of the following subjects, VIZ
Bills Of the United States Minpg Journal and Courier and
Enquirer for advertising Van Ra for pay for carriage
hire petition Of the narmary for INDECENT Women tor do
nation alao Of tho Womens " snn Association for donaon
apphcaons Of Mayard Pnctney for re- let from interest
bonds OF Mech Henry for pay services cemmecs
James Cassidy 10 be usdcd paid In error and
Mars Cameron Tor for damsge done her premises ey
n mob.
The sbov ensmed parties will attend he meeting of he
committee without further invitation.
The finsnce Comniee regularly every Tuesday al
THOMAS NrsPrDos Comniisc,
GEORGE sTARA. son firauce
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nv n, pOI,pRooK. AuCTIoNsna- vfoRE In, NJ All

ID densn Tuesday April IS al0lf O'clock sale
auction Of splendid standard dwarf and running
prsnr all tie and chocc varieties Lord Naoo
Icon III Duchesse De Orieane &C. kc lowering shrubs
Chinese pennies spra rewizana horepeno pirus anpocs
Ac dwarf pear in bearing and ohsr vines currsnts
raspberry other small fruits all OF the entity sion aud
importation Of q. Mare H Astoria Long Island, and All
warranted true nae The subscriber has made
rnents wi 70 bold sales each weef through the
feaenn. nd Invites The atAnnn Of bmYers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

VxTN. G. HUMANS CELrBRATsp STEAM Ale
w manufactured IN Hammers reenef stesn bte sinR
sppsrs'us or drsugh st tbs Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

CORPORATION NOTICES.
NToTTCE-THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF
IN Board Of Councmen will meet nj the ONCE of depu
ties for making assesen No - Chambers street Mon.
Day the 18th inst, NJ The following assessments VIII
be considered viz CONFIRMATION ef for
latng. &c Lexington between Forty second and
Yeh streets regulating &C. Forty seventh street between
Third and Eighth paving kc Seventh svcuue, be-
Fittyhrst Fiy ninth streets; sewer In Forty
street between sixth and Eighth also petition
w. B Lawrence and James W. Beekman, relative ~ drAa
rory ninth street aecond avenue sewer in Forty ninth
street, from lie singon " rinh avenue.
r. CRhwFoRD,l
&. w. GAIPIN, Committee
i j. 4 S $hss7. A.''''n''A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

CCorCH wfifsxEy-A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY -
- yIvs puncheons Of odd msl highland Scotch wh'sxey,
rne asvor for boud ~ cent less than the cs of
importation W close c0nd tnment aafnyie 1ncheon
ma dsv withdrawn and be examined A. our ore
OREiIsfY SON, 2l5 Du,ne street. mar West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12
A uCTfCy NOTICE LARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND
"A household furniure, brussels carpets a..

NJ DOUGHTY, Auctioneer.
VIII ne In morrow Tuesday, At i0 oco,k at stlesroom
~ Nassau street; the entire furniture Of family declining
consisting richly carved rosewood parlor
su brocste and hair cloth gilt frame pier and
velvet and marble centre
pier and taSles book extension dining
tables, dinner and rosewood armour plate gass door
dressing bureaus wasbsauds toilet SETS besesds hair mat
treases palliasses, feather beds, kc., &C.
ALSO,
Rosewood panofore made Bacon Raven; also large
varsity goods boxed and shipped from the
r,rar .ialsh A m charre.
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LH COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-GENTEELH HOUSEHOLD
T. furniture piano. French plate mirrors. &c, &c. =
COTTON will SELL Wednesday, April IA, at lOi O'Clock,
No West Thirteenth street nesr Fifth avenue, the entire
furniture the house embracing in part one rosewood
panoore French plate mirrors Busses, three ply and in
grain carpets oicloths, marble top furniture eegcres
set OF gold gilt china l50
pieces; bedroom and basement. furniture &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

A rCttoN NOTICE.. IACoBs AuCrIoNEER.-T.
n JACOBS viii sell this day, At i0 o'clocs At iG Broad
way, b~snce o stock tnuaai IN cnras,iug Of
watches iewclry fancy goods Sale positive every day,
and contiaue tai all soil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

AyoTICE.-THE COMMITTEE on RAILROADS. or TUE
IN Board of Councilmeu will hold their final meeting In
relation e the Of steam the Eleventh avenue By The
Hudson River Railroad Company Wednesday, April H.
3P In the City Library room, No l, Ciy Hall Parties
NJ. GILNARTIN,l
W. W. GENET, | Commute
J. NJ. CROSS
r.. EOSTEl.IsO, Railroads.
o. a. CORNELL.
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Ii John Herzog,
JtcroOitssde bon Serin9tOn uno 6ptparblfralte.
iIabrif1nt nn0 NGunler In 6nrAm1arrn \
John HerzoU

pdt s cine erebe 8uta Nuswab bpn @tfenwa are
unp aprtrl gus sSrtea pOa SlOern fur Gburn mmb Os
fNain unR S4aeissrrertssase aesfsr @9ssrea SSraa.
benseper @iierne tttslen, WeGnber Wal6tnen ale
Art S1elentugs tcwie tbe @heDe. unb SdICf.
ferarte ais g9SFr fir &tr&en stOre @epBibe @nuIts
wsrbew aHf SefeAWns cut HHb baHerBa stma@t Suat30
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~ tDe0iMgunSesss
Des tagItde >, Baltimore gDeder" erfNeiat
ieben NfCraen (rnit Musnabme beS SOnntd9S) unb
tCtet Gents per gBr@e, an Ote Grd8er satIbar.
Der ,,9Deder" pirb ebenfals IN QBafbnBtUn unb
gDbeelns eGt& burG 1raser ben NbOnnrnten
tins 9auS beiOret.
Durb pte YOit psrfenset fDfst Ser t6elt6e gBefer"
$500 per Sabr, tn unbebtm9ter . . rsa Msbe.
ablun6.
RB- Oas u d enb 3 lat t bes Baltimore Weder
srlGeint ersn 1rettas unb tUet Gbrlt4 50 tn unbr.
btnster SprdusbeSabluns.
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GrDcerie uIlO Sti0lIDrsStDre,
Henry Kraft's I,
05rpcerte, 9yroDifiOnct, Stalior nno
SFSci1t Gtpre+
Gr4a nnn Qer:nntnnz unb Wberthltr.

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sObem babe r gsgsnas ssT Ssfr frSs utts
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greuntsn unb benz pabum I'M aAssmps"'" aAssnp .'t&s'
s. aaSs an 9auS s te g9sims ne, SiqqTrs
sgitnsrattwnallsF 4s's W''~'AT ~, Sun4,6mt
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En0lischer Sprach- -Unterricht.

EHgUSCII6I NPIdCII- = HICIIICIIIs
grt SCnoe ben 10 Musua, Abents ubr, Babe 6 etnen
neaen aurias su gtlsrnuas esr saeI4sn Seras srSns
Der unerrtdt prb Wal wG3entli@ ertbet uub fSet 81
iG27S Np. "a Sd, @asfr Der 3tDnstr&e
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The daily BALTIMORE wEKCER is publish
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers 70 oity subscribers at Cts per week.
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the dailv wEcRER
$3. so in advance.
R9- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis is nubI;g
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and ST per a
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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(iSortieeuna fol9t.)
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4 ~ SmpDrteur unD 6abrifa n
Isl StrnnlpfWaaren aller SOrten nuO Der
\ M@ 1Dr3iil lidlteu Qualitdt,
u ES%M Np. 2t5, 8rpabwas, 8al.emcre.
g\&S Metnen werben 8unben. lOwte Dem pnbIitam H.

Nu8emetnen made Id btermt bic er8ebenFE Nn3et8t
eae t6ymen Srumpfwaarenaser burt tn,pprrte nnr
fDben sbalen Q1aarsn auf mas &e6baltss serSSlfda>
otst unb aus8etate babe ppr3ae~ made t6 auf meTu
mpblbetanntsj y-4 t--t lti-l3. 4t-.i 3t.#tD 2.
DeutIdes mpllenes Strifgarn
BON allen 8arben pwie ale prten rpltn unb baumnO nens
9arne sbf fatrleirte Sadeu wplene unb brum rpaens
2emNsn untetbOlen, Strampfe 9anbute S"aWs nnb aGe
tn oes 6aa einl1ldeenbe Artfet aufmrfla benem M
is0sret bic rei&fe alsmab ber bsem QualtGt baIte.
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Aeaaren ~ ben btut8en Yretivn TIM Qaben prtaufe
u~ iablret2en 3ufprpS bittet ersebenf
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Ot1,1J 1f.r.H No. 2f5. 8rrobntdN. B1Ifture.
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O,roeerets 0{scime 2iauurs &c.
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btllt9,sn @rttff N etne aus8e8et& &nete So
gu ltetnrn uno DtergrbBten Srbres laMs3ufnt
rent 9rpretS ma6en wtr hterauf II meni
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5sR1 551 q rad s. y nneif,
kGsA2 Supporters

4aa @pnfecticnarb
SIR. 124, 9Dmsarbfrase unO Str, 157 5ranflinfraBs.
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Auadt auf Eager ebenp 9uen Branbp, SGweiier u. 2m.
burger Rde 5drinBe, Sarpeen, On1spprfer Sen ipwte
au etObes Sprimt aaer GSafeetpnarp Daarsn Aunb
werpen Is @rpbperfnuf 3u mGB8en Yreiien abseladen
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Another attempt upon Nicarayua.

We find in the Charleston NIercury n
Proclamation from President Buchanan,
dated 3Oth ult., relative to an expected yio.
!ation of our neutrality laws. II states
that information has reached the Depart
ment, that third military expedition is
being set on foo; in the United States,
against Nicaragua, n foreign State with
which we are nt peace; that in order TO
raise money to equip the expedition, bonds
have been sold, pledging the public la $
of Nicaragua as security, and the hostile
design Of said expedition is apparent from
the fact, that these bonds Can be of no pos
sibIe value unless the present government
of Nicaragua is overthrowu.
The President also alludes 10 Walkers
repeatedly expressed intentions Of renew
ing host.Iitics against the country over
which he claims The right to be president,
and for which ke has renounced allegiance
to the United States, and cautions all good
citizens, who might wish to join the exps-
dition, not TO be deluded into the belief that
they are about TO be conducted TO Nicara.
qua rs peaceful emigiants. lie says fur.
iher, that Walker has given notice to the
Collector of the port of Mobile that two
or three hundred cmigrants will be prepar.
ed TO embark from thence about the middle
Of November.
The Proclamation winds up by enjoining
vigilance upon all officers Of the govern
meut, civil and military, 10 suppressing
these Illegal enterprises, and in carrying
out their standing instructions TO that effect,
and exhorts all good citizens 10 aid the
public authorities in dischargIng their
duties.