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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

by you Dye your Hair l-If 10, Try Bot
lie of WILSON'S hair coorer which dye but will color
your hair shade from light brown to beautiful black
or brown Does not stain the skin burn Applied like
water. No trouble Does wash Of Only two shlings
bottle Sold ct 500 Grand street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Hilrs Air Light Company, 444 Broome
street state and county rights for sale:
'N'' MxPEs, sNEDEN CO., Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Bsrry's Tricopherous r. the Best and
cheapest article dressing beauyinG cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try H. Sold BY all
drucc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Movements OF Gen. Scott.
MOBnE Jan. 3, 1859.
Gen. Scott arrived here to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

DIR. r. j. LOwenthal's Water Cure and
Gymnasium, No. ITO Bleecker street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Richards Chords cure aggravated cases
rheumasm aso fever and ague chs and dumb fever
II not effected the money to be returned Depot 1888
Pearl street, N. v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

II you want good strengthening Plaster
get one Of KNAPPs Indian Strengthening PiAs,ers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

The Lindsey Blues Polka, Composed by
Thomas Baker, with splendid full page coored photographic
title representing the company in fun uniform, will be pub
jisbed days by FIRTH, POND CO., 67 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

A TESTIMONIAL FROM LEGAL GENTLEMAN,
~ u WALL sTREEI, NV YORK Dec. 20, 1883
ing that You that been benefited by the
Woods hair restorative and requesting certificate Of the
y &c rS'a he
% snG
about four months since fourth added to them BY my
hair falling o. the top OF my head and 70 make me
woede hair restorative mainly arrest the falling of Of my
S Ssr restored to is cor EXCEPT rom yes was how
ss s e use Of two bottle:
70 the hairs and .ensA.y the scalp and
cation Of my wife At whose scssscu was induced TO try It,
For this among the many obligation. owe 70 her sex
their wives profit by my example, and use growing gray
70 Q. J. Wood 4 Co., sI2 Broadway
sold 6y all fancy good dealers throughout
ANExCEILENT SEWING MAoHINE.-NEw YORK Elk
BARrHoLrs SUP sgrE 81 SEWING MACHINES.
Local agents wan, @ie AZ Aasress So Sal Post Office
Wilson'S ~ MAJ aHs SorossR AND REsroREx
For restoring FcS hair ss e % S5Ssal S sSsas
s0sT linen ssy
and req Ugh, hair may made any darke, shade
g ne L.. st viii , not applications
the hail. .pp.s .:ss Ss no
discover thai aye color The price only
or i've bottles for one dollar Wilson's restcrer esr.
tain remedy for cleansing The hair M from vu dsHdS pICmon
bring = .,,.
and produce fresh growth Principal dspct sos Grand
fayn.scns 10 and ~ Grand street. in BroSilyn
cole agents. PAiadspSs ' 'A -'' ANU ''s'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

A Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar.-Also,
ten pounds coffee sor 81, at CHRIsTIANsONs, No. Cham
hers street.
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Death OF John Hancock.
BosroN Jan. 3, 1859.
John Hancock, Esq, nephew of the Revolutionary
patriot Of that name, died yesterday, aged IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

GAYETTY'S INDICATED PAPER.-GAYETTY's MEDI-
" Gated paper should be used by all persons DESTROYS OF
being healthy For particulars apply the only depot No.
and at all Of Hegeman Clark Co Broadway 5e
that Gayetys each sheet his autograph on
each package.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
THE REPORTS CONCERNING THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CANS AT TAMPIco UNIDENTIFIED BY GEN. CARA
PAYMENT or INTEREST or GOVERNMENT BONDS
THE IRON MASTERS CONTEMPORARIES AGRICULTU-
RAJ CONVENTION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, JAN 8, 1859.
The contradictory dispatches which came TO Washing
ton regarding the schooner accounted for by
hlbustcrs the ground that there was than
vessel the way Nicaragua with busters and that
probably the passengers had landed the of
Honduras while those OF the other wrecked. There
does not appear be sufficient evidence OF this and s
not believed by the government The administration is
gratfed at the result of this expedition and the conduct
of the British Governor of Belize is much commended,
Vice President Breckenridge will deliver an address TO-
morrow the Senator's taking possession OF their
chamber.
Advices received here today that Commander
Turner, of the saratoga, of Tampco had caused to be
settled the forced contributions which had been levied by
General Cara American citizens Garza refused at
first to respond to Turner'S request but finally paid all
the demands.
The government today paid million and half Of in
terest which had accrued on bonds. I understand 1t
leaves the Treasury nearly empty
The Iron Masters Convention, which meets in Pha.
depha oday is looked upon here formidable move
ment. Quite number of leading politicians left Wash.
ingon yesterday to attend it, It's object not only
upon Congress specific dutics but substitute iron
for buildings and ships
leading Southern member of Congress will in few
days bring forward proposition embodyng these views,
and urge its adoption.
An Agricultural Convention met to-day at the Depart
fnent Of the Interior Nothing done beyond making
certain preliminary arrangements Tonight there are
meetings at private residences to which members Of the
Convention have distributed themselves for the purpose
of conversation different branches of agriculture The
object of calling this convention is chiefly TO give nforma
tion to Commissioner Holt for his agricultural report
TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1859.
The meeting Of agrcuursts called by the Commits.
soners Of Patents assembled the Patent Office to-day
and organized by electng Marshall P. Wilder Of Mas
sachusets President and Ben Perley Poore Secretary
More than twenty States and Territories represented
by from forty to fifty delegates. larger representation
is expected tomorrow. After session of over three
hours devoted TO the organization and preliminary bust
ness, the meeting adjourned till tomorrow The meeting
adopted for its 'The Advisory Board Of Agricutu-
rsts Of the Patent Office"
The Ficagnes correspondent at Mexico under date Of
December 20, says:"Guadalajara has been retaken by
the government 1t fell the 15th after attack Of
day. The liberals with all their advantages of supe-
force good positions, Notifications, artillery, &c.
have been whipped and retired The condition of the
country is daily growing worse'
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HAPPY NEW YEAR ls59.-LADIES, WE WISH YOU
IL all happy New Year. and you
for the kind and liberal patronage extended
year hoping, by strc, attention selling
favors With respect j. B. MILLER CO., 3S7 Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

The Tribune Almanac for 1850 Contains n
historic Of the election of Bright Fitch the bogus Sc
majors India which will interest at this time In
view recent election of genuine Senators from that State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Arrival OF the America Mt Boston.
Boston, Jan. STOP NJ.
The steamship America, from Liverpool, via Halifax, is
below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes Isl Broadway Murray st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

no YOU WANT TO BUY RELIABLE PISTO1R-IP
~ So call at EDWARDS New York amory 667 Broadway.
where you can find Colts Deane Adams Trauter Bears
and the Deringer pis,o with privilege of before par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

HOST sl20O0-THE LIFE TRAVELS AND ADvEN-
lures of Ferdinand De Soto the Dscoverer Of tho Mis
q Work Just issued spIenddy Illustrated on sed
book that everybody wants and the cheapest In tho
world; will guarantee intelligent s. to s. per day.
and he tries make SO Sold only subscription Send
for circular. Z. r. LLOYD, Publisher Agent n II.
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Go to the Washington Riding Academy, No,
40 Sixth avenue, corner Of Twenty sixth street
j. L. TURNURE, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Worms, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING TH
leah cured without pain 50 that the bocscan be n
the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE surgeon chropedis 700
Broadway Refers TO the and surgeons en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Festivals. - Ladies', Procure n Pair of
CANTRELs ladies' thick sole holiday boots Sl3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Prices greatly reduced. Office sos Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

A, w. Faber's Lead Pencils sold at Retail
by all staoner at Wholesale only by e. FABER sole agent
lam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

O. IN SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINEs
OcO. Price only Fifty Dollars
For good work aud good looks this machine ia uneauaed
In, SINGER CO., sS8 Broadwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Brady's Holiday Presents.-PhOtographs
abroypes dsguerreotypes melanotypes for the ho
days and beautiful Styles $50 Broadway over Thomp
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w ATS NERVOUS AN fIDoTE AND PHYSICAL RE.
storatve will utterly annihiate epilepsy peuraeia
incpien cons Gmpton and extreme debty pro-
but gives permanent be Alh without reaction Gee thsi o
names are written &C foss the label JOHN PYNE q CO.
proprietors, l09 Nassf u street. Hayes BROOKLYN.
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Items Telegraphed from Washington

WASHINGTON, June IA The reported organi-
cation of new Cuba movement by the ''Kng hits
of the Golden Circle" is wholly discredited here
and no movement of the kind is apprehended
All the plans of the last expedition were fully
understood and Were communicated to General
Concha before it left New York. He was advised
to treat the adventures mildly The matter how
ever, was not regarded as of sufficient importance
to be laid before the Administration.
The War Department received this morning
large mail from the Pacific. The Indian di ficul-
ties in that quarter in fair way of settlement
Gen. Harvey says he does not anticipate any
further trouble in that section.
Mr.. Reed, late Minister to China, is here con-
sulting with the administration in regard to af-
fairs in the FlOwery Kingdom.
The non-arrival of the steamer Tennessee at
New Orleans, due last Saturday. cxcites hopes
with the Administration that Mr. McIane was
about concluding treaty with Mexico, and had
delayed the steamer in which to dispatch it, this
being her last trip.
Senior Berandieran left here Yesterday for New
York, having first advertised Senior Robes furn-
ture for sale at auction. He delivered portion of
the archives Of the Legation to Senior Mata before
leaving.
viscount Trellard and Senior Molina are absent
in New York.
Major Belger, Ordnance-Master United States
Army, leaves this week for Fort Smith, to purchase
S50.C0O worth of horses.
Lieut.. Ives is overhauling the National Monu-
ment, and active operations will he resumed at an
early day.
Mr.. Sldell's friends here deny that he has ac-
cepted the French mission.
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PERSONAL.

Major and Capt. Barnard, U. 5. A, are at
Wizards.
Col. Hiram Fuller, ''Belle Britain, came
passenger in the steamer Fulton from Europe.
-. The Schenectady Star of Monday says that
DIR. Mott is still confined to his bed, and was "a
ther worse yesterday. One side had been trou-
bletl with paralysis
.... The Boston Traveller announces the aces
sion of man of world reputation TO its
editorial force. Gen. Caleb Gushing is said to be
the man.
80. Among the passengers returned from Eu-
rope by the steamer Fulton, are Rt. Rev. DR. Pot
ter, Bishop of Pennsylvania. and family; Captain
Magruder, l.. N, and son; and Gen. Totten.
L. :. A and lady
'..' The Empress Eugenie is much admired for
the bravery with which she fulfllS the dry task of
presiding over the Council of Ministers The En-
eror is said to be suffering severely from rheuma-
tlsin, which has settled in his left leg.
49, Prince Louis i.ucien BOnaparte is pe2eeably
occupied in carrying his pathological strides in
his retreat at Bayswater. Several works Of a lin
gnisuc nature have recently been printed under
his direction and 1T his expense These consist
principally Of portions of the Old or New Tesla
ment, translated into the dialects of particular
places.
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PAWPAw BEANDY.-In letter recently re
Gently received by the Commissioner of Pat.
ents from Judge Law, of Evansville Indiana,
the writer says that having met at the house
of friend the other day, where there was
some Pawpaw brandy, the distiller remark ed
that the Pawpaw, which is indigenous to our
bottom lands, yields more spirit to the bushel
than any other fruit, and that he has contract.
cd for 1000 bushels to distill the cominr sea
son. bushcl of the fruit will yield two gal
Ions Of the spirit
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FFoH THE GrLF or MEXICO. - Dispatches
from CAPTAIN Turner, commandin, United
states ship Saratoga, dated Tampico, 3Ist nit.
have been received by the Navy Department,
in which he says rumOrs had reached Vera
Cruz that General Wool, with detachment of
reactiOnisis, was about to make descent upon
the city Of TamPico, and Minister McLanc
thought vessel of war necessary to protect
American interests in that quarter, especially
rs the general commanding at Tampico had
directed the American flag to be hauled down
from the American consulate, insisting that
Consular cxequatu-s have been, by rublic de-
cree, Withdrawn by the reactionary govern
ment. Accordingly, the Saratoga sailed to
TampicO; but as General Wool, instead Of
marching upon Tampico, proceeded to support
General Masa in contemplated attack upon
General Dcg''lado, and as no apprchensions of
immediate danger to American interests at
Tampico were felt, the Saratoga was to leave
for Vera Cruz upon the lst inst
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DiScONrISUANCE OF LAND DISTRICTS I'm
lowA.-lt has been found expedient by the
Secretary Of the Interior to discontinue, under
the act of Congress of 18th of June, 1910. three
land districts in the State of Iowa, and remove
the archives, &c, to the Office at Fort Des
Moines, the seat of government of the State
The lands in these discontinued districts bav.
ing been reduced far below 100. 600 acres. thu
law imperatively requires their close.
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=, u Mr. Dempster declined to pay n-dollar
license in Detroit the other day. for the privilege
% siVlng concert and therefore gave a free con-
cert which was largely attended A denutv ,".,
s s ordered MIR Dempster to desist, when The au
dienee sided with the vocalist and the of,icer Ift
r nhii; some excitement was occasioDed. and
rushed up and bought an unlimited a'no, ,1o ~
WI. DeInFsters books, probably bv way Of rsmu.
R,i him, and showing their zeal In the cass
eo,ca1, himous request he went on and finished the
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IL Late advices from Rio Janeiro state that
President General Urquiza threatens seriously 10
invade BUenOs Ayres, and has collected 1000
men. The Provinces Of the Argentine Confedera-
ton show their appreciation of the war by public
demonstrations
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A POsr OFFICE RoBBED.-Intelligence has
been received at the General Post Office of the
robbery of the post Office at Newport, r. l., by
burglars. 1t has been stated that many yalu-
able letters are lost, but this is not believed
special Agent HOlbrook will investigate all the
circumstances 81 Of the affair, and report to the
Department
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IL The foreign news shows further decline
in bresdstufs; the bakers should, therefore, aban-
don the ''shave; and give their customers their
moneys worth.
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IL The Canadian authorities have made mate
rial reductions on merchandise, wheat, flour, corn,
slaves, and lumber. passing through the Welland
Canal, which took effect on the 18th inst
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ID The steamship America, which sailed from
Boston on Wednesday for Europe, took out 81
passengers and Silo,OCO in specie. Prof. Agassiz
Was passenger.
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PORTAN NOTICE..
LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
GEORGETOWN, AIENANDRTA AND
THEIR q ESHE CtrINE NICINiilI


GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA, AND
THEIR RESPECTIVE VICINITIES!
Permit me To inform YOU that on and after Mon
Nh day, the 2th OF June, will offer my IN
ASkZentIre stock of "
SlEN FANCY GOODS
At hrst cost and continue Ia sell until July ST.
Contemplating extensive improvements IN nv store
IN August, anO my stock being heavy, am al ous
to- turn every dollars worth Of goods into cash NJ
possible. Ny lOPg experience in the pa chasa of
Fancy Goods, and the very liberal share of pairo-
mage eS tented Ia mo since my removal to nv new
StpTc-S3b Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets - encourage me To greater e1ertIOns Ia
please. Halter myself that IA st cost prices will
afford greater inducements than ever before offered
IN this city; and IN order to satIfy yourselves that
mean what say, most respectfully solicit early
call. Actions SPEAK louder than words. Nv stock
rs full and complete IA every department. and com
pTses of the very best goods of the following
classes:
Dress Trimming. every style.
X Ii't'nns, French Artificial Flowers,
EmbroIderIes, Real and Imitation I.aces,
Lace MantIlias and Points,
Swiss and Cambric Edgings and lnseTtngs
Gloves, Gauntlets, Hits,
TaTletons, Illusions, Dress Buttons,
fCriumeIy, and Notions of every kind, such as al
used by ladies' at all seasons,
Lace aud Muslin Collars. every style,
Wide Black Lace, figured and plain,
Pain and Figured Black Mantle Nets.
II. c. STEVENS.
N. B-Strav Goods, such as Bonnets, Flats,
Hats, and Caps, propose 10 sell even less than
cost; and place Dress Trimming in the same cate
CORY.
All goods charged, ten per cent added. Cash pre-
ferr"d. GeI5, r. G. STEVENS
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TEE wsArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is m sde from the Morse
Telegraph line to tho Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
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IL The Japanese representatives, who are to
be the great lions of the next season. will come by
the steamer Mississippi.
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II. Tight plain bodies, with a ,1,nd ,,,.,
Is now lave ave, snPplanted the basque The bssonc
A, ~, ony admitted with a breakfast toiIst,s
IN i'ein OF great importance, just from Paris 'ee
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LIE OF LIEUT.. DUER.-Intelligenc has
just been received at the Navy Department Of
the death OF Lieut. John R Duer, at Apalacb.
icola, on the 14th inst r"
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APPorNTNESr.-The President has appointed
Samuel Finley to be deputy postmaster at Tus.
eumbia, Ala, vice John L. Bunch, resigned.
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THE CAUCrs.-We incidentally mentioned,
on the day before yesterday, that the late re-
mOval of Mr.. Erasmus J. Middleton from the
post Of Secretary to the Board of Aldermen Of
Washington city was in pursuance of vote OF
caucus of the anti-know Nothing party mem
bers of the Board.
At that caucus all Of them except DR. Ma.
gruder were in attendance Fourteen ballots
were taken. Throughout this protracted bal.
loting, to the last, the members are said to
have voted as follows:
For Mr.. Mddletons reelection -Messrs.
Fisher, Bayly, Price, Huntington, Donoho, and
Clark-6.
For Mr.. Laskey Messrs Ward, Moore.
McNerhany, Brown, and Aaron Miller.
Blank-Mr. Dove.
On the last ballot, Mr. Dove is said to have
voted for Mr.. Laskey instead of throwing a
blank vote as before; and Mr. Clark is said to
have changed his vote from Middleton to Las
key; thus making the total vote stand-for
Laskey Z; for Middleton ). Mr. Middleton
had been the Board Secretary for thirty. eight
ycars-not twcnty-eight, as We stated day OF
two since.
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AN ORDINANCE providing for the Improvement o
portion of W est street


BE u ordained by the Board Of IHyrDItn GEd
BOdrd Of Common COUHrH Of N. Corporation q;
G~orSttOica, That there be. and hereby is levied
and imposed front foot tax of seventy-iive cents
on all the lots and parts of lois of ground on both
sides of West street, between Montgomery and
Mill streets, for the improvement thereof by curb
ing, guttering and graveling said street within
the limits Aforesaid.
Sec. , And Be ii fUriher oyJaiasd, That within
ten days after the passage of this ordinance the
Clerk shall make out in the usual form, and de-
liver to the Collector, table of all the lots and
parts of lots within the limits herein stated, with
the number Of front feet in each and the names OF
the persons to whom the same are respectively
assessed, who shall proceed to collect the said
and pay over the same as collected to the Clerk.
add to close his collections before the first
DAY OF August next, retaining thereof thee pr
cent as commission thereon.
Sec3 And be hJHrtheT ordained, That the Mayor
and Samuel BoOtes are hereby appointed Commits
soners with fall power TO draw and ex pend the net
proceeds Of said tax, or much thereof as may he
Necessary, to curb, gravel and gutter said street
and said Commissioners shall settle their account
for said work with the Clerk on or before the first
day of November next
Approved May Ii, 1859.