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Orean Steamers, ST..

STEAM TO IRELAND, DIRECT, for $30.-Ths
~ Liverpool New-York aud Philadelphia Steamship Coz
Tlendid and powerful Steamships Intended . sa
From Belfss: ard Cork-NlGO. An and e.A o. Asy
CITY OF MANCHESTER, la suo "a Of Jgns
Fro1n New YoEk II Cork and Lyerpsol-NIGO 22th Nay.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 9Th u J1,e.
RATES o. Phss.G.:
Cabin frcr Nev1oFk O. Cork AID LgerpIi.......eS
s,eersge from New fofk % Cork ard LyerTccl.... -
including Cnr ted allowance Of the beat 81 p-ovioaa
which VIII b~ served by the Company re~ards
Pssseusrrs ty this Ike avoid risk d-.enon OF
railing hAhtAI and g.. Joha the sEl
Cork.
fe. ftesa. OF rsssaxe. apply 70
JOHN MCKEE, Ne rs vlc.otssc, BelhAL
C. W. u. SEYMOUR Co. Coft.
and II Philadelphia Neviork the Company onoss Ne
Ice Walru.s, Philadelphia and No Is Broadway Sewfork
JOHN q. DALI, Ax-n.-
WIN INMAN. Agent, NOa a. sns Is lower BaiAas,, Lya
pol
Further .slines vii spp-.r IL fz.av siv---.SnerA
1NHE NORTH-G GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
Il SHIP WEsT.R, J. II. GAETZES, Ccransads-, 0sYy.
trs the L. s. Msil. viI sAil positively.
SATURDAY. Nay =, GHn-,
BREkEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
tskiAg rass-1Ks ~
LONDON, HAyRE. SOUTHAMPTON AID BREMEN,
- Al the following r..es:
f'r~ Cabin. elo; seeond Cahsn So; S.~sr,. e& Fo
GELPcKE, KEUTGEs h RyIcHELf,
No. "a Broadway.
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ENOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. The
l. AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
PANY'S ard brst~clsss steamship HUNTSVILLE, j.
A. Post Commander will leave pier No. II North River,
SATURDAY, May q, Az O'Clock Passage TO Savannah,
NewOsn $50 Isl Mobile, Ss5; Montgomery, sS; Albany,
g., ga; Atlanta, SIS; Columbia SIS Macon, Ell; Au.
rsa Also 20 principal places in Florida lowest stea
Freight 10 cents per foot and propnA,e ra;e Insurance enc
f. B. CROMWELL h Co, No. So we..-s
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HNHE fine Few steamboat NAUSHON, now
having joiner work nearly completed will be ready
running early in June Arrangements for EXCUR
sONS may be made for the boat with without the barses
BALTIMORE JEFFERSON, CEDAR H ILL and WASHING
TON By applying board the boat the foot Of Harsons
to T.. T. WILSON, No. l2O Wall-st.
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TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s. MAIL
Il LlNE--IAe hyori.e rexInship AUGUSTA Cspc
n. wo.shgn vii leave on SATURDAY. Nay e, =;
from Pier No Sorh River Through tickets rven 20 Mont
fopaey Columbus Atlanta Ahsay AID Macon Bin. Of L.ains
deneS only bsrd For freight pssssSs sppy oA0L
klfCHlLL son, Nc. Is BrOsdwsy
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nRUGS, &c.-WILLIAM III. KINSLEY, No.
~ II Guld-s,., Msdensne, New York offer. 70
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
Of reliable DRUGS &C. reasons bic
CONSIGShENTS Of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c. dis
po.d Of the best advantage public notice
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NEW-fORk AND HARLEM RA1LhOAO.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT
On and sfef WEDNESDAY, April ltss Trains vii Leave
6th-st stsuou Nev-Ycrt, % olovs:
1854 N For Hsbursbrdse
sJpa Mail Tain for Albany.
sS9A For Wilhs mebridss.
l;s0 O. N For White Pains
25Op ~. For W l6amsbrids--
sop m. For Dover Plains.
$50 p. N. For White Plsins.
6:l5 p M. For White Plains fren White md Cestrs q
s:5e .. N. For NtksTstdcge.
haryNNs-wm rave:
500 O.. M. From White Pisina-
5:So . M. Prom Dover Plane
$40 4 .From Wilamsbridse
7:toA Prom White Plains.
tS5A m. Mail Train frum Albany.
s:30A N. Prom Wlhamstridee.
leo D. M. From WlhAnsertdss.
S:eop From White Plsins-
SEQ ,. u. From Wil1Ansbndse
WM. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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IN VANDERBILT, foI

IT 8. NAIL steamship VANDERBILT, for
s,. gss =. sa TUhD Dl june sa ns p Psss
.as. do TORRANCE No. i ss oea
he .iesn.fip ARIEL vii ..il Jcne Ia
GREAT REDUCTION.-THE WANDER
~ - B usu EUROPEAN LINE Of UNITED STATS AAis
SAsPE5SEF Cav Lss, ss.E1 Ga sYst !'o
IN form .TosrseHTLv bne between NEw-Yosk socrslsr
rSs ass GId ma. ,oSi,.. ~.
70, r.' :es ,fsisS .,D ,i .osrs.nr.o.
-., AND 5.vRE Tss sEw-YohK
:s's.y j Jsss (: w.t8:y IiSt
oCEAS QUEEN. Saturday, July q. "Wednesday, July "a
afIfI ss s@rdsy jay ~ ~ @sdHs.d.y Ias Il
VANDERBILT. Saturday, Az H. Wednesday, Aus 81
rstss stt,ss.t!ps have vs'sr :isat Compartments
HAcE o. PAss,sr-EirHFx WAY slsr-vis:
Per ..kDsinLr-FHr Cabin slO and eco; Second Cab
Per AsirL-Fi,.. Cain. ESQ: Second Calm, sA.
Per OCEAN ouEEs-E; Calm sloo >nd $50; Second Cab
CrhIule,rZs ss1ed Of pas-sse from Europe.
D. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green, Ne~-YOrt.
NOTICE.-In future, the Steamers Of this Line
~ vii cal CORK ,lsnd, and AID receive eters and
P.senseT. s:ssM % LIVERPOOL calling ., CORK and Vi,
n GREAT BRITAIN ard IRELAND 1. greatly redae.d
m. LIyERPo0L NEw-YoRk .Dd PHiLApELPmA
aeamshi1s are in:4ndee 20 sail IS follows
FROM sEw-YoRK
CITY VI BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, June
CITY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY, June l&
kANbAkoO .................. SATURDAY, July =
A. u octeL, neon, from Pier No ~ No.A River.
PASSAGE.
Cabin nom New York and Philadelphia. IN
rhirdess nom SwYork Of the shove named places
Return uc kes available for mouths
PAryers srded 20 Hsyre Pans HAMBURG Bremen Ant
serp, ard al para Of he Continent, without delay.
NoTcE-fhee steamers provided with every requisite
VI and he strctes discipline
reinforced with regard 70 he Of lights.
PASSENGERS ireland by this Line avoid The risk snd es. de-
senon Of calling S. Johns he proceed Corb
frsct-
Tor eh. Psss.se Apply The ofce Of the Company.
JOHN q. DALE, No Is Broadway Nev.York, Aren't
In Liverpool 20 Nm. lNAAN, Tower Buildings
TNHE GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM
i SHIP COMPANY intend sailing their snd powerful
s,esnl-rs from NEW YORK direct GLASGOW follows;
EDINBURGH Cumming. Wednesday, June l. .; u o'eIock-
GLASGOW, Thom.on, WEDNESDAY, July g. a. u O'eloch
RAN. or PassisE from NewYork PhiIadslphs Boston
Glasgow, Liverpool Belfast, Dublin Londonderry First.
s SIS Steersge found with abundance Of cooked
visions, 60 FOR freight or passage spply TO
ROBERT CRAIG No q Broadway.
E'OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. The
u AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON.
PANY'S ard brstcsss steamship HUNTSVILLE, j..
A. Post, Commander will leave pier No. II North River.
SATURDAY May D. a. O'Clock p m. Passage 70 Savannah,
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY April 1889 ard until further notice.
Passenger Tsin' VIII leave Per, fo' Of pOanst - @""
puNKRK EXPRESS . e. n, for Durkiri and Buffalo,
NAIL TRAINS 8. H. Sr Dunirt and Buffalo, and inter
RoCKLAND PAssENeER ., 50 p m, from FOO. Of Hsr.
h.on.. Vi. Prnont for suferrs and nteImeda. S.;ona
AYPAssENGERG .. N, for NewbaIsh, hddlssovn'
NiGHY EXPRESS At S p m. for puusirs and BusI~
c.n.Dd.s.s AID Niagara rs. Ralre.d, for N.s. T..i =.
syeu.. Corning win the Buffalo Corning and York
G..d f Rochester and Buffalo :. Great Bend With u:
son.I.... WIN h B,s.ls and H.rYss City R.To,s
0T'A"' Cincinnati Toledo sR Rif sn E5R4s President
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and he SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
:pns and the West and for wa,h1sen N:- o.., and he
j. ". wooDRUFF, A.sir.n, Superintendent.
,hsched shse, minutes in sdvanc. 81 III. 81 Leaving
VNHE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING
i TON for BOSTON and PRoVlDENcE-In.nd Route
Il. :9S PiY MOI Kot K. %
CAPT s IN .OSn'S SosrS ON ,a ~:
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. ls:yns New. Yofi dIiy Csu..
lays .,oept.dl from Pier No. North River fs wharf above
S. s Ss . sHd f :.2.. s.Sn
The COMMODORE from York, Monday, Wednesday
sd Friday from soninron Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY
Til. PLYMOUTH ROCK from N.w-Yori Tuesday, rsur,
Day and Saturday. from s0hnsOn, Monday wednesday and
Friday.
proceed from per railroad Provdsnss
and BosG in he Express Nail Tram reaching said places 70 "a.
morning nes connecting North and East Pssssnssy
that prsfeit remain board the enjoy nhts rest
anstsrbed, breskis dsssd aud leave Ssoarston N Ne
q N. train.
Fare from Providence 20 Newport 50 cents
baggage master accompanies tie steamer and Train through
h.rSt. roam. or f,.,,h, .rplv onfSna-d Ia
steamer the Freight Once, Pier No. North River or at
the ONCE No 10 Battery place FEB. d lesS
NETWORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
IN The Can leave Flushing $50 75 and 10 and 10
AS and $40 connecting with The steamer hATTANo
for New.Yolk Hunters Point The MATTANO will Leave
Fulton Market Slip At and S:f5 - and 1850 m,
connecting wir The cars Hunters Point Fushns ar. u
cent?. WA n SMITH, superptendent-
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1859. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lss.
Commenting May ., ls1e.
Passenger Station in NewYosi corner Of 2hs.. and It'll
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
$50 and as M. Sdf MILFORD, s,rssd T.d.ll sonSpoa
and We.tport M u: as $50 and 4;+5 p For Norw.k,
b..isu sna o S S;sI :I rs $50 as $50 $50
IN. For Stamford, (eIl m. l2;+5 Sis (eIl $50,
rs $50 M fos PC G. sc and ner~edi's' s'''
a'H' J. ~ 9" N CoN me- Tasi Ans NJ
spha.s.d' M :a sJp m ts15 F95 6oHn,etcas h1.i
Northampton For Haven, London and stOn. s,on
Railroad at a. And 55 Yer Canal Railroad 70 NORTH
.mPtOD -. !eI aud 2;+ m Fer Housatonio ksiLosd,
n Dan bury and Nor~sb Rsirn~d g. 50
JAMES II. H0YT, Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

Steamboats, an1 Railroads.
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY
~ Steamer MErAMoRA, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from foot Of Jay st., at .. M
NAY BOAT for ALBANY. Steamer ARMENIA
~ every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. from foot
Of Harrison St, ct O'Clock g.
TOR NEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY
and TRAVELLER, from k.slip p. and ii P.
arriving in time for The morning trains.
L'OR SAG Misunderstanding at ORIENT and
Il GREESPORT-The steamer CATALINE will leave from
Okver-st Pier No 81 =. r., SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
5o'clock. Freight received on board on Friday.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid And superior
METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves Nev.York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at5 o'clock ,. m,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bayton, o. MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY O'Clock M, from Pier No.
3,N.R
Hereafter rooms yin be regarded secured to any sppa.
car. until the shsl have been paid for.
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great dhpa,ch b
% Express Freight Train
WIN. BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 70 and II wssts-
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excursions.

CMITH O'BRIEN DEMONSTRATIONS
~ CURsION SANDY HOOK. Fare Fifty Cents for the
Excursion The steamboat HERO Capt J. w. Haneos will
al excursion Sandy Hook in company with the
ship VINO having board Smith Ben, SATURDAY May
g. 1850 leaving Robinson Pier II o'clock and Pier No. l.
North River ~ O'Clock m. For Tickets apply the Office
The nier fn, Rnhin-nu and 20 the capan board
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11aints, Oils, @lass, Sc.

H'ALLOW OIL, EXTRA REFINED.
Il LARD OIL. E1;rs Refined.
Thee OILS best stock and surpassed
by other Of the kind the market being superior O r
18th burning and machinery and FOR sale BY
MAYHEM DE- FOREST,
No. 10 NALien- lAEe. N. Y.
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NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
IN Boston. Capital and accumulated Premiums 81 o9 $50 a.
Paying cash dividend Of Sc per cent 20 all The insured Psmph
lets Reports kc furnished sratia JOHN HOPPER
Agent and Attorney for the Co, No 10 Broadway Y.
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May

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromM May
III 3 lss9 TRAINS VIII l.sve CbsmSeTss sssiioe -
foacw.: Esrress Trains ard n and p Yer Hsd
e~s, 7;lS for Sing sina 10 q And and wv m
or Poushheey-se. IS and SD for 1sryows - and
siS m fr P-rAskl SIS The Hudson, fo1shfeey-.e
Peek sing Stag ard rayovu Trsns a. nss; Of The
saions -aken ChAbers Canal Chnopasr
40 Sir Trans for SevYork src rrsy At rs and -
n s45 p M a1d Ab>ny about Is siButes lster On
eniays a. pm. A. y. SMITH, Sept
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Removals..

DEMOV SALAMANCA
II SAFE DEPOT REMOVED from No ia fssgiss y
No. IS kuTpy-s St, corner ColssepA
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NETWORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
IN The Can leave Flushing $780, 7 and 10 and 80
AS and $40 .. m, connecting with The steamer hATTANO
for New.Yok Hunters Point The MATTANO will leave
Fulton Market Slip at m and S45 S. IS and 7:3o M
connecting with the Hunters Point Cor fushins Fare
cen,s WIN n SMITH Supertptendent.
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IT :. NAIL steamship VANDERBILT, foi
W Have yia Southampton. VIII ssi from Per No SoI'A
River .-y ncn SATURDAY June with Pssssnsea
has and sra. fr EurO2s Several e1oeen. rous y.t az
ensss-d. u. TORRANCE No. Bowling Green, New fort
lie stssnnship ARIEL VII .Ail June lG
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NEWS rGou NEW GRANADA.

Our Panama Correspondence
PANAMA, July %, 1859.
dAs CAfyiqui CwNserts Old Escirwrt-LsH Of Lnao.s
Gspe Dosers On saz,d-- Drain Of Slpr from he 18th
Gold Hat and File. FGrd-Uai,ed States Ships
n Pert dc.
mo gold discoveries 10 the Province Of Chiriqni
III the talk bere Lots Of images OF greater css purity,
srrive and every fresh arrival adds to the
eeuent only among the natives but among the TO-
resgsers
Yesterday the brig Josess, Captain Patterson, sailed
With full list Of ''grave diggers-soue nfty In mum.
ber-amoog whom we're about q dozen Americans AMI
HDghspmen Most OF those who embarked rather
70 buy sbau dig taking 18th them from $500 I, 900
cash "white money" silver, 80 TIA. the PAuaua
nsssset 70 nearly drained Of change Sme wonderful
saor 60 are told Of Nese "huacas" IL known that
. gold bat has been d,scov.-.d IN oue grave made or
nDs leaf gold god diet for hesd bias also been
taken Got J. is ssid one mao one has found ssyenty
hDe pGuodf of eo1su images Zoe fodia1s who take il,
Tor tbes tn four dollars oan;e 30 that there
h q 6ue cpspce for specn a3oo.
These "buacss" lnmepse tomos, some OF them
tsipbg nanv hun3geo oooies at least eviteose NJ
havtg cootsped ,bAun for bodies-only lie b,nes
I am soic-are poe fouod.
ibs "graVe oiggers who bave gone 70 Coiriqu t1iuk
they VIII npd gold deposits IN Tbs viciaty OF sns
Hbu.cssv where the To1iaDs Originally 10 rad al this
tho accumulation Of the metal was very s.ow pTo,esB
Wi.b ire iDo,sne.
The,e 10 no o.1er Of importance
Zoe q M.rys ant Vsuosla are stl n pnrt
TIE FoAer ana the Caronus both ad vertiret 10
Paii few days for Cnrqui, aud roth vessels wi.
passengers ana Teignt
ESety is taken by the authorities IN insure
She cafe custody Snd trial Of VILLAINS tns murderer OF
q
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ARRIVAL or TUG EoRVagRS LIGHT.

The Gold Gxxltem'sAS ON the lsShmus- e1fty
Grave DiEssr~ zs~vs Tor obtrsqai- Drain
~ Hasver from r~sam&-N&ws f~0m che
South P~cb6r-W~r Roavvsea P~sa and
Eswsaer 7ADAs~Sat- Che Blockade Of
eusysquS ny Psru-A Baissmvyc Bark
RsSusru Aasnax som shc River, Sc, &c.
ma sseaDAbip N~ahern Lgot, Capt. rnkopansh, ar
sves Yesterday, ~ih AspDwan dates o. the aSd ui !,
unS Ssn Frsuciscs by tho Noses Taylor.
General Lamar, Minister 70 Central America pas
'sssser.
fbs svgsso Roanoke and sloop oswW g. Louis were ~
Aspsnvaii
Our vIspayaiso sdvices 70 JAY I. Chile has a.
INST agreed topsy SIS 600 ipdemny 70 tho owners Of tho
AmerxSn ship rspkNp detained aa racahuano IN 1882
srosp OF Aucud, in the province Of Chile bad beea
s,mcss destroyed by Are; ess $50 600.
Mere vss great animation in the Valparaiso market
CFpsr SO So Ship Midnight, chartered 70 load ~ Iqu
qee. fov Boston, at Sill.
CArse dates July IL Ths late attempt at revo
sJSoo IN the south Of Peru hsd been put down An
sesty bad been granted. General Csta and Dr. Ueeta
Gre aeo reported been defea&ed by the govern
went forces.
Advices from Bolivia are embarrassing.
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SUMMER REcREArIONs.
Correspondencefrom the Water
ing Places.

dical Properties Of St. Catharines Springs
Lake Memrhrcmagog and Owls Head
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of 0rient-Doings
at Long Branch, Glen Cove, Cape
Lake George, Salt Sulphur Springs,
va.,. ard 6aratoga-A Plea
for Bathing Houses.
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~
ne guilty Of breach OF toe peace (GreaI laughter aad
cneeripg)
PHYSICIAN ON THE BENEFITS OF SABBATH RSCnE ALTON
Dr. kAMERIY kept the immense audience convused with
good humor by several witty and we'll timed hits He
sso that, for the city railroads. be himself hal
for them; he rode IN hs carriage at all times and
every where his business In fact, he found the
RAILROADS sest puisauce be vas forcsd to turn or snd
then be ohiecd 70 torn on, and he made he
mind 70 tirn N Rod lend belppg band to the masses
sho could J,de in their vehicles, but who
afford 70 five cents TO enable them TO get Gods free
he mere speak his honest sentiments. ike
the away ont IL Missouri he ~culs spe.x what he
Thought, would tight his battles You might
compare nm 70 a etuup tail bull IN fly time wac charged
around in toe high grass AMI fought bis Iss de
hoped the time, and that far distant when
they could ride for swo and half cents Il was great
blessing AMI woult keep the doctor AMI many copcom
tart evils nj safe distance He opposed TO general
osve every chance that ne could obtain Of enjoying
resh air. (Cheere)
IRE MEETING ADJOURNED FOR FEAR OF BEING &C. BOUND
ovw"
motion was made as shs period to ADJOURN but the
crowd seeued IN no humor for retiring, and voted toe
motion down The lst OF speakers having run ous seo
in order to keep aside the pot hoose pohtcians SuS
came forward aud addressed the meeting HIS remarks
received with great enthusiasm In answer 70 one
OF the objections made by tho advocs1s on tne suu s
INV, that the Of the population souo % po".eu
upou our suburban prishbors, he suo wa, Nneo 'ue
mix pan full, II was the cream tnN srsys Iao
over and there any force a. s Va aus ooeosoo,
be for one would unite With the cersy ana 90 amongst
tha srum IN labor their moral s5yan o'ent ruey
would DOT 20 to church., and he believed 70 ne Their
duty rs paid minister's 70 60 where tney oat suox tue
sresh4t eoon a. woGd 20 without Gag, art would
r,eoe. binsc,i L, work pss5lousiy any among
src,, n would scrious effort, and &c g,ovslg Do
serv1rv ire socsos OF t5ose who aoe~ to ~rr COR tha
srrcror,on mankind. BIt he ru2vsstsa thu "cav OF
rtet" was "aprro.ching,' aud thstn tine 70 SOP.
rg.n.
TIE Din! was acted upon. The Phaybees trsmols.
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concentrated Cure
A @ u A V I T A E
A Remedy of Great and Certain Power.

This remedy is put up in small Walls and can be
sent by mail 10 aHy address. A trial will satisfy
Use II for a week, aud yod will experience "A great
benefit circular containing full partic ulars sent
(tree) on application. Price, per bottle 81.
One bottle Will last a month. -
n. B.-rhis remedy is suitable for either sex.
Address, X. CRUGER, Medical Agent,
july27|f 742 Broadway, New York.
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d y w N OU - y ,
Louisville, Ky.

The Proprietors of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for Il large increase of travel from the
opening of the Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earncd
reputation OF the Gait Ii )use as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within a square of the Hotel.
Go- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North. East and
West.
gzs- Time from Louisville to New York
IS hours. anglS-6m
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Dp GeIearaph.
Foreign Der steamer Europa.

New YORK, Sept S.-The affairs of the
Duchies will be treated directly between the
Courts of Paris and Vienna.
Count Colleredo had a slight attack of
| apoplexy.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Advertiser says that Engineers will be sent
to survey the whole coast from Cologne to
Calais, and the Minister of the Marine has
ordered fifty transports with two thousand
men, each to be ready off Dover by JAN
uary, but this story is regarded as Canard.
The French camp at St. Maur, has been
broken up.
The Paris Bourse has been firm, but closed
dull at 90 francs 5 centimes.
The London Times urges the Tuscaus to
prepare even to fight against Austrian aggres-
Queen Victoria is about to visit Scotland.
Nothing has been done regarding the Aus
| trian mail contract via Panama.
The Board of trade returns, show an in
| crease of POI 900 pounds for August and g.,
$4,000 pounds over seven mouths of last
year.
| The potato blight is ravaging Ireland.
The shiprights on the Tyne compelled the
masters to give increased wages.
Energetic efforts are being made for the
communication OF Smithurst's sentence.
The trotting race near Liverpool. was won
by the English horse Dan.
The American horses Jack ROSsiter, Noun
tain Boy and Dreadanught, obtained the
second third and fourth place in the field of
seven horses.
| AUsTRA.-Seven out of twelve Corps D.
Armee are to be retained on a war footing.
| The Austrian military schools are TO be re-
organized on the French model.
Prussia iavors European Congress.
The Cabinet at St. Petersburg are divided
on the Italian question.
| The German party oppose the independence
| of Italy. The Emperor and the rest are more
| literally disposed.
! TURKEY. The Sultan is sick. Prince Vo-
| gorido is dead
Hone KoNG.-Tea has a downward ten
dency.
| There has been a general massacre of Christ
ians in two towns in Borneo.
The object of the defensive league in Tus-
cany. Bologne and Modena, is to prevent the
| resi- Grafton of the fallen Governments, and to
| lay down basis for the assimilation of their
| institutions.
the Modena National Assembly confirmed
| Farini Dictator, and empowered him to Dor
| row five millions. to restore the political
prisoners carried away by Francis /.
A number of distinguished Venetians have
sent representatives, to Foreign Powers, and
| issued an address saying hat the conduct OF
Austria has not changed since the peace.
LrvERPooL-Flour 10(@l2s. Corn--yellow
| and mixed 5Cg5>9d white Is. Lard sos.
sugar dull. Coffee quiet.