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A. Ii. & ID. SANDS q CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUG lists.
No. III WILLIAM STREET. CORNER OF FuLToN
NEW YORK.
4. H. g. d. : Co. offer for sale for cash or on an
proved credit at the lowest market prices large and
welsplected assortment Of East India Mediterranean
and European DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Low Genuine Brown WInd~oraud Honey SOAPS;
PeTiumcry. Fancy Articles. Fancy Soaps
Brushes. Extracts, Brouzes. Trl~seS. Leeches:
Pants and OILS. liye-~tuif~, Druggists Labels;
Window Glass, Surgical instruments:
Druggists Glass Ware HatterS' Goods;
Shakers Herbs and Roots; Genuine Cod-Iiyer Oil:
Together with every article comprising the stock Of
Druggist or Physician.
Ad' York, July. lN3s. 4O-1y
CRONIN, HURXTHAL q SEARS,
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N&w-9lork 1irettorn.
A STEADILY INCREASING BUSINESS

A STEADILY INCREASING BUSINESS
LNOR the past Is years, with the most Tes pectaIa
Il Merchants, Druggists, and Hotels and M. fact ~
holding stock till it acquires proper age warrants n
IN calling attention TO our lNPORTAToNs ana 81 1EE 90
BoTTING, and also in soliciting your orders cr an eT
animation when purchasing. We have Standard orsi
tiles from the oldest shippers Of CoGSAo BRlSIIts q
different grades and vnages, put up in dozens from
50 to SIS per doz. Also, MADEIRA SalRrY and psE-
from the best houses in Europe Of grades and prir
uniform with the above all with elegant brands AMI
labels, bearing our name. We have also
In amber Rhine Flasks, with handles AMhRosiGt and
SADDLERAG WHISKY, containing Old Bouib bon and No
nongahela. ~
In Wedge-shape Bottles, ALLEaHAsY SroNAcg Conn.,,
approved Of by eminent physicians
OLD ROYAL HOLLAND GIN, with fac smile ofthe RovaJ
Coat Of Arms. '@'
In Pine Apple shape Bottles, On PrS7 Apply RuN.
In Temple shape Bottles, Constitution BIr.ERs supe
rior to any imported.
In Earthcn Jugs, Amsterdam imported sTApraus
CURACAO ScHNAPPs.
WHTLOcK Co.'S ScHErpay scrN,rPx
Aa-Of all the above we are the SOLE PROpprr
TORS. The prices as low as they can possible -
afforded; and the utmost reliance cs lie placed i tb
quality Of the different articles and SarlEe Casee ,i
be sent. if ordered al
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COLLINS & BROTHER,
PUBLISHERS.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
No. - WARREN STREET.
Between Greenwich Street and College Place.
OFFER 10 Country Merchants and the Trade a
~ large and well selected stock Of
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Writing and Wrapping Papers.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
For cash or approved credit
Netc York. July, 1855. 4O-Iy
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
wM L. MCDONALD,

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, a.
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Foreign s Domestic Dry Goods

Nos. lis AND 100 DUANE STREET
I'D Block above Chambers Stl
NEW YORK.
Nar Y0rk. July. 1855 AN-1v
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GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!! GIFTS!!!!

THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE
d. w. EVANS e CO.,
THE / ELL. BrOadWay,....675 THE
FIFTH f W - h, FIFTH
YEAR ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR.
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NhAAAGNs "AGASS SaAAN w
No 80 Vesey ST.. 2d Block rear Of Aston House.
sS-orders will receive prompt attention.
Neir York. July. 1855 40-ly
CONDICT, JENNINGS & CO.,
Successors to Condict, Wheeler Co..
" II S A L
SaddIery and Harness Business.
STAND,
No "a Warren Street. Corner of Church.
A our manufacturing facilities have been largely
N increased. We feel able to offer additional induce
CONDICT JENNINGS co.
NeC York July. 1858. 40-ly
JOHN F. SEYMOUR & CO.,
No.7S MARRKX STREET,
NEW YORK.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
China, Glass and Earthenware,
INVITE attention Of all Southern Merchants 10 ouI
splendid st9cH 9I gC2aS ~ tie above me paIuen
sale Of the WEDGMOOD WARE. which is far supe-
rior to any manufacture.
Ne'o York, July, 1855 40-ly
Charles HeIdsieck Champagne,
BRANDIES. OILS. &c
BAYAJR CO 100 Pew street New {G{k
to debenture. the following:
COGNAC-Otard, Dupuy Co, Panat Co. 1909, Ten
Grapes, Laferriere and other well known brands.
ROCHELLE-A. Segnette, p Michel Fills.
BORDEAUX-L. Desmaries, Fills, and old Champagne
brands.
GINs-Nolet's Imperial Eagle and Impartial Grown
brands.
RT'M-Ianaica and St. Crox in lots to suit.
BURGUNDY PORTS-Les Freres, Sngia and other
brands.
Also. from store
OLIVE OILS-P Bayaud, Bordeaux and other brands.
CLARETS-ln glass and wood.
ASSORTED LIQUORS. Brandy Fruits, &c
RB-Sole Agents in the United States and Canada
for CHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
NetC York, Jan. 1853. 15-ly
HENRYS, SMITH & TOWNSEND,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
STAPLE IND F.8.N'CX' DRY" GOODS,
Il AND l9 WARREN STREET,
few doors West of Broadway,
NEW YORK.
Orders carefully and promptly executed.
NelC York. June 1855. 37-1y
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PATENT MEDICINES
BLOOD PURIFIER B. BLOOD PILLS
DR.. ROBACK'S
SCiNDINlVIli REMIbIES::
; HEN DIR. RoBACK. the Reoov,

HEN DIR. ROBACK, the Renown-
- ed Swedish Physician. introduced his
Blood Pur ier aud Blood Pills in the limited States
he forth in pain language their curative prop
critics. This as years ago. The task of RECON-
mending them has since been taken o4t of his Aands
Enlightened men, whose character for sound iudgs-
ment and philosophy gives their opinions weight in
the community. men who observe, reflect & mare
assurance doubly sure" before they decide-ars
everywhere approving and urs ug the Of these
wonder fHl Preparations All who conide in tbs
wisdom and honesty of this class, or who chose ~
Investigate for themselves, are now of one mind
this Important subject
DR.. Roback invites the attention fthe sick IN tha
ORIGINAL LETTERS, -,
from members OF The Medical Fraternity Editor.of
public jour mails, well known. Merchants and Far
mers and Ladies' OF the highest responsibility Civ
the remedies, of which euress they themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by
letter, by those who have any doubt upon the SUBJ
jeei. The evidence in the possession of Dr. Roback
is at all times accessible to the public, estab
fishes the following
FACTS: ESQ,
That the Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have seer,
proved by analysist
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the a imost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with unerring certainty, and in a very short timf-
That after all other Medicines have proved useless
LIVEP COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength of tho sufferer
That SICK FEMALES, who Lave languished fos
yearsin helpless weakness and dependency, rev
Gu Ieraie with almost miraculous rapidIiy unde.
their idvi sOrating operation. That ali sexual diss
bilities are removed by their cordial ard gentI7
stimulating properties That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have been triaed with ind abused
That their direct tendency isto
IENGTHEN LIFE
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l<5NO nEN LII Il,
and render it enjoysbIe- That operatins direetI1
upon the poison ofdisease in the blood, they -
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system every taint ofscro,
fu la whether hereditary or otherwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, =
a nd that there is disease of the Stomach and
Bowels, the liver. the nervous system, n
glands muscles, in wh ch they do OF give premp
relief aud. f adm mustered berore ths very citadel
of life has been invaded effect painless perfect
81.
Rear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN vEGE-
TABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the expe.
rienes Ct thousands OF living Witnesses who in let
tsTs, afhdayits, Essficsi works, and by word Of
mouth proclaim them to be the very best prepare
lion she kind ever offered to The broken down is-
tms OF i'll health. They hunt disease through svsrt
avenue and organ OF the system, and 10 expel IL
tharoushly and permanently
No one can doubt their superiority after one sin
gle trAl-shey not only better bat, fact cheap
than any ether Pills. for il takes iess number Of
shs.n to produce q better effect. s
Price OF the scandinavian Blood Purifier, 81 90 per
bottle or SIS D6 per haifdozen; Scandinavian Blood
Pills, 25 cents per box. or i've for 81.
Read Dir. kOb9ck's Special Notices and Certi6-
csies, published IN Conspicuous part of this Paper
DR.. Roback's Medical Almanac and Family Ad
wiser, containing great variety OF interesting aad
valuable MedicaI iDiOr be had gr ats by
any of his Agents throughout the country. -r
In difficult or complicated Cases, DR.. Robaek may
he Consulted personally, OF by letter inclosing a
Manufactory, Sales Rooms and Once, No 6, Ea 9,
Fourth street, 3d ubilding from Main street, Cir
cinuati, Ohio. LabrcrOry in Hammond street
For sale in Delmont county by
J. W. COLLINS, ST. CIairsvii;e;
DR.. C. Judkins, GAINESVILLE;
J. II. Cuibertson o< Co.. Bridgeport,
Zane L WertZ. Martins Ferry;
John V. Fisher MorristoYn;
Joel Elliott, Loydsvile;
J. Gor6y aud J. & ]. T. Mercer, Bellaire;
p. ochary, Glencoe;
L. Glover & Son, PowhattOn;
Jas. G iffen, Plank Road
Grove & Gro., Belmont;
NJ. p. lilies g. Son, Somcrton;
Arrick 8. Ward, Hendryshurg;
Aud BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the
Union. arch255echange ged feblO59.
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PRICES GREATLY REDUCED III!
STONE s. THOMAS


oughtlm ue9uauS
otGodsad LADIES
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DIR. A. J. HOGUE

TTas> REMOVED FROM BURR's STATION
III Belmont county, o.. 10 MoRRIsrowS, ahd ten.
d.rs hs rufe ssonal services to ths cliZsns oi
,oxr Id yi;inity. April 81 50 6ln pd
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PROPERTY SALES

/
Adreon Co., auNioneers, also sold an unip,-
| proved lot OF ground at the southwest corner OF
ostend and Warner streets fronting AZ feet on Os-
tend street, and running back to the water, sub
Ject TO the agreement of property holders adjoining
as to Alluvion street. Purchased by Baker & Bro.
for 81 800.
An unimproved lot on the southwest corner of
Eutaw and Stockholm Streets fronting &C feet and
running back l55 feet also purchased by Messrs
Baker Brother for S23 per front foot.
Inc following ground-rents were likewise sold.
Yesterday afternoon S. II. Cover auctioneer
sofa a lot OF ground, improved with a fine three
story brick building, on E. Pratt ST., between Eden
and Spring streets, fronting 20 feet on Pratt street
and running back 80 feet to an alley 10 feet wide
for $1,000. VIM. H. Small purchaser.
A ground rent of 6.67 per annum on lot at the
southeast corner of Howard and Fayette streets
fronting 80 feet Howard street &C and feet deem
Purchased by Alex. Reiman for S45l.
One OF 80 per annum on ad joining lot, fronting
on Howard street n feet, and of same depth Pur-
chased by w. h. Thompson for $3.50
One of Sl776 perannum on adjoining lot. frontino
IA feet on Howard street, and of same depth Pur
chased by John Cushing for $500
one OF SITS per annum on adjoining lot, fronting
IA feet on Howard street and of same deptb Pur
chased by Geo A. Davis for Sl37
Ohe OF SITS per annum on adjoining lot fronting
"a feet on Howard street, and Of same depth Pur-
chased by John Cushing for Sl2O.
One OF Sl667 per annum adjoining lot, 'front.'
ing 30 feet on Howard street. and of same depth
Purchased by c. NJ. Keyser for $3.50.
one OF Sl2.44 per annum on adjoining lot 'front.'
ing rs feet on Howard street, and of same depth
Purchased by w. Il. Pennington for sos.
One OF $50 per annum on the lot at the northwest
corner OF Howard street and COwpen aev front
ing on west side of Howard street 30 feet, with a
depth of "a feet inches Purchased bv .Tohn
Gushing for S5O5.
one OF $40 per annum on the adjoining lot front
ing ~ feet on Howard street, with depth of IA
feet Purchased by Mr.. Ridgely for 1885.
IN arI .;.I,N,. n
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}tlOnttarg anb Commercial Aebietu.
BALTIMORE May 20, l

BALTIMORE, May 20, 1883
The transactions in Stocks to-day have been very light
but the market for them generally firm. The only
sale of Railroad stock the Board of so shares
Baltimore and Ohio at S54 buyer 60 days This stock
closed at s54H bid, S54 asked regular way these fig
ures being an advance of \ to s the prices bid
and asked at the close yesterday Northern Central Rail
way left OF sos bid SOY asked regular way, yes
erday's The only sale of Railroad bonds to-day
$500 Northern Central 1855 at 70k but there
some inquiry for Baltimore and Ohio bonds, and
they closed at SO bid s6H asked for 1S75s SO bid IS
asked for sSOs, and 81 bid for 1855 Baltimore City
6 continued very firm. We note sales to-day of 81 600
lS7js 9SA The market for them closed at 9sA bid
90 asked for 1s75 994 bid 100 asked for new and 100
bid 10O4 asked for old 1905. Bank stocks are firm but
there very little doing in them The only sale made
to-day at the Board is of II shares Farmers and
Merchants at $4l4.
Foreign Exchanges continue firm, and both sterling
and continental bills The to-day are as
follows, viz For London, bankers bills, l1OXGllO4;
do commercial do 1O94 @11O Paris 60 day bills, 5f1O
do short sight, 5f7H; Antwerp, 5f1o; Bremen SOGsO4
Amsterdam, 42G424; Hamburg, IS; Cologne "a; Frank
fort 434
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
r THURSDAY, May 26, 1859
$500 Balt 6s, 75..gSSI I2sls Far &Mer Blk. .4Ol1
BON. c. kR. bds., s5..7o5 50 shs B 10 RR b60 $50
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Inc alarm of fire at fifteen minutes to twelve
0 clock on Wednesday ight last was caused by the
burning OF three two-Story and attic brick houses
on the northeast corner of Oregon and Lombard
streets. The fire originated in the corner house
owned by Mrs. Richard Murry and was at the time
unoccupled. 1t was almost entirely consumed
only the walls and a heap of rubbish being left
3he loss is estimated at about 5000 but is fnv in
sured IN the Fireman's Insurance COMPANY
The flames communicated with the two adjoining
houses on the east belonging to Mrs. Margaret Nc
Dermot and occupied as dwellings by James Arm.
strong and William McCauay. The roof of the
house in which McCaulay lived was damaged to the
amount of about one hundred dollars. Whole loss
is fully covered by insurance. The fire was the
work of an incendiary.
Yesterday morning at ten o'clock fire was dis
covered under the roof of three-story brick build
ing on south Calvert street, No. g. and extipruish-
ed before any material damage was done The
building is owned by Johns Hopkins ESQ., and is
occupied by Messrs. Atwood & Boring as basket
and broom factory. Loss very trihing No insu-
rance.
About II o'clock yesterday morning small two
story brick dwelling, No. 6 Eutaw court between
Mulberry and Franklin streets, took fire from the
chimney and the flames communicated with the
two adjoining houses. The prompt arrival and
quick working of the steam fire engines prevented
serious damage.
The house where the fire originated is owned by
Sarah Jones. The loss is estimated at SlOO. and
is fully insured.
The adjoining house, No. 4, is owned by Samuel
NiZenDerger. The damage not over $50 and fully
insured. The other house was only slightly char.
red. The occupants were negroes
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General Assembly ofthe Presbyterian churc h

WhMGNGToN, Del, May 25.-The Assembly has
been engaged the entire day in discussing the re-
port of the Committee on Foreign Missions The
report proposes denominationa action in connec-
ton with the Board, and professedly seeks to re-
move the obstacles in the way of harmonious CO.
operation, as well as to excite deeper interest in
the missions of the church.
Rev. DR.. Poor opened the discussion in an inter-
estng speech.
The report will probably be adopted with some
notifications
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Later from Mexico

New ORLEANS, May 26.-The steamer Tennessee is
below, from Vera Cruz, with advices of the 23d
instant, and from the city of Mexico to the 18th
instant There was a movement at the Capitol in
favor of recalling anita Anna
General Wau was marching Tampico with
one thousand men.
a conducta was to leave the city of Mexico on
Vera Cruz.
The English strongly demonstrate with Otway's
action relative to the Tacubaya affair."
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General Assembly of the 20. S. Presbyterian

INDIANAPOLIS, May 25.-The General Assembly
at its session this morning discussed the report of
the committee on publications but no action was
taken. "'0
At the afternoon session the consideration of the
Seminary question was continued Dr. Rice of
Chicago, concluded the speech which he commenced
on Tuesday, and was followed by Messrs. Cunning
taken. ~
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Ohio Demncrntic Cnnrent,on

UINCINNATT. May 26.-The Democratic State Com
vention in session here have nominated r. Il. Ran
ney for Governor, by acclamation; H. c. Whitman
for Supreme Judge; Volnev Dorsey for Auditor:
VIM Bushnell for Secretary of State, and Jacob
Reinhardt for Treasurer.
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s52 al 257,9D4 SO5aS3s3 l4923O2s7
Last wcek..... 255OSj2iG 53Sis99I 1876 5I.l73Sg0
ncrease. sc;i';;:; siOS3lS .,:::
The following the oongs of the Boston Bank State.

OF
ment for the week ending the 25th inst
Capital Stock S4 52l70O Due to other banks 81 $40 500
Loans and Dist57 996 500 Deposits 20 SAC 900
Specie......... 6,7O1 GOO Circulation 80. 7Ol3 600
Due from Banks 7,565 500
MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-For the week ending Satur-
day May 2ls 5 90 tons of coal shipped over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 67S0 u
the road of the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
pany Making total for the week from the region
Of 1852 OF tons
Total shipments for the year from the entire region
16l .501 II tons
Seventyone boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, the 10Th instant, carrying S136l3
tons of Coal
During the 6S2 boats cleared this port carrying
II, ,399. Il tons of Coal
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confined in the Middle district police station await
ing an examination.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A man named
Henry Murphy, residing on Spring street near
Cough street, attempted to commit suicide about
elght o'clock Wednesday evening, by taking two
ounces OF laudanum. Shortly after he swallowed
the poison DR.. Mullen was called and administered
an emetic, which caused him to vomit freely and
the act. 0
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Tornado at Iowa City-LOss of Life
visited by dreadful tornado, which swept many
houses, barns, etc. The storm extended over a
space of some ten or twelve miles. Four persons
were killed and twelve seriously injured. OF fam
lily named Morgan, the father, son and grandson
were killed. TIE loss of nrnnertv Is nnknnun
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

BREMEN-Brem. ship Schiller.
~ boxes cigars, do. mdse, c. W Gail 20 do. oseph
Boury Sons; do, B. Meyer; do Jno. Lorn; q do
cigars harburs Co: do. mdse., Deus & Haven; $50
Gem10hns' Geyer II Wikens pkgs. mdse., C. Widey;
40 beck baehmann; do, Jno. Dobener: 5 cases
cigars, Warwick, Frck Ball; do. mdse. A. Block 5
DO Pracht Noneif Co. 365 nests basketware Gerdes
BunS q Nehrhane; casks wine, s pkgs. mdse F. L.
Brauns Co; do, H. Hupfed: do w. L. Buekmeister
do, j. d. kremelberg do. W. Sprengle; l bbl OIL c.
W Caspari; box sundlies, A. Schumacher & Co do
mdse., c. H. Eisenbrandt; 4 do, E. UhrIaub 7O5 do
pipes, A. Seemuller Sons; 1 hhd tobacco Katz Leu
pod.
. C0ASTWISE.
FRANKLIN, LA.-Schr C. w. Conner.
$50 bbls moasses, Samuel Hurlbut.
BosToN-Str. Joseph Whitieu
100 bales dry goods, Mills Mayhem Co.. 100 cases do
.Jno s. Barry 247 pkgs. do, $40 bbs mackerel b. o.
r r. 200 do GAO pkgs. mdse SO6 do. boots and Shoes
sundrY persons.
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POLIrE jNTEILJCEvrr

Officer Bachelor arrested man named Iuke
Lee, charged with assaultng his brother with a
Ridgey.
Edward johnson was arrested by officer Caddi-
more on the charge of assauting and beating
Aug. Hotz. Justice Griffin committed him for
Court.
John Watts was arrested charged with assault
by Justice Griffin.
Elias Calm was arrested the charge of as
saulting and beating William Dorshell. Held for
Court by Justice Welsh.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
NEARLY TWO MILLIONS IN TREASURE
LATER FROM NICARAGUA AND SOUTH
AMERICA.

New YORK, May 26.-The steamer Moses TAYLOR,
from Aspnwall, which port she left on the 18th,
has arrived bringing near two millions of dollars
in treasure from California.
The principal consignees on the specie list are as
follows: American Exchange Bank 1927 900.
W ellis, Fargo Co.. S400 900; Duncan. Sherman Il
Co., Sl26OOO; Schole Brothers, Sll7 900: Free
man an d Co.. $4,000; W. 7. Coleman, $50, ,O0O
The advlces by this steamer from California are
oil course anticipated by the overland mail
An escort left Fort Tejin on the 23d ult., with
haii million in money TO pay the United States
troops IN Utah. 1t is said that the soldiers in that
territory are nearlya year in arrear of their pav
anu IL mas leaked out in letter from one of them
to friend in Los Angeles, that as soon as thew
are paid OIL, they are all going to desert
MT. Holden. Douglas Democrat, has been elect
ed Mayor of Stockton, California
Advlces from Panama state that Monsieur ReIIv
has obtained from the Nicaraguan government =
concession of the Transit route He promises. nm
til his canal is finished, to take passengers and
goods by the old route. The grant, however, has
yet to be confirmed by Congress-
The United States frigate Merrimac left Panama
on the 7th for Callao.
The advices from Central America are not mar
tcularly important. The dates from CaIlao are
to April 27th, and from Valparaiso to April 18th.
The blockade of Guayaquil still continued In
Chill Gen. Gallo still held Copiapo and Coouimbo
but the government was concentrating troops
against him. O0P'
Disturbances were reported in other parts of
ed quiet. --