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MtNifimes.
NOhes from tAs Nsv YOrk Tf1Esas
1QS0 TWELVE YEARS AGO
AGO

AOeJOo the suee. s. q several meaical rsnf1e1,sn
IN curS isezse upon principles IN aceOrdance great
rated institution under an act Ct the Legislature hT he
title OF The GRREFEHBERG COMPANY OF EEw YoRK-
lhe eouiinued success Of their mecnes and the firm hsd
the have gained upon public confidence, has fully iossd
the honor conferred upon the Association BY legislative e-
actment they have 20 feel great pride in G.
pairing their VII medicSl academies eharere
Tivate individuals and commendafdF uofces IN the lsa-
ing JOurras bear ~iness to the medical skill and high
instfu ion TINS assuring the public that among the many
uEwOrthy advertisers q the day the GREFENBERG Cox
PtNY has ever been and viii be reabls and Trustworthy
medium tor the storat1On Of hsah % the scted and
dence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted bv tha
IAL OF HEALTH, invaluable medical Work published
1or family and therefore sold the nominal urcs OF
cents ior which sum i Is mailed free 70 sny
part OF the country.
The health of American women diseases and
tne more obscure and chronic comp anfs well the
common diseases incident to this tr the
aftentlcn OF this tutoo and il is erough TO hg
lave proved thems ives fully Competent othe great t
which the public have con6ded TO their Skill
en- ample TESTIMONY regarding their rtmedes and rea
ders are referred TO them for pa tculars.
From fss Democratic Age
RELIEF FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN-In no country
do women suffer so much from diseases peculiar their
in the United States; IN country do many chi
these facts thai the GIefenberg Company at No g arE
Row, New York. opened their ereat establishment for
treating these deieate and dangerous diseases Dr. Joshua
bqge = IN cons AMI attendance q the Office and he
deemed 10 be fully eumpetent disch1rge with ability Al
his dolicats du We shall hereafter eater tins
subject, with minute specifications.
The GREFENBERG MEDICINES are sDrsale bv ci,v
druggists and dealers in medicine Throughout he state
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ganR3 Agent for Ohio
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
ST. JOHNS, March IL.

ST. johns, March IL.
The brigatine Roel which arrived at the bay of
Bulls Arm last Wednesday, spoke to the steamer
Prince Albert from New York, for Galway via st.
Johns 40 miles south ofCape Race on Tuesday at
A. NJ
The Prince Albert has not yet arrived here and
is probably kept out by the ice, Of which the sup
ply is unusually abundant.
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SAILED.

NEW YoRK, March IL.
The steamship City Of Baltimore sailed ct noon
for Liverpool with l40 passengers and Sl75,O ,OOC
in specie
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MEXICAN NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, MarCn IL.
The steamer Tennessee is below with Vera Cruz
dates of the 9th inst.
battle had been fought near Cordova and the
left wing Of ofMiTamon's army was completely rout
ed by the Liberals.
Miramon lost 100 men killed, cannon, 800 mus
kets. and large quantity of ammunition.
Gen. De Golado was preparing to march on the
Capital with 100, 900 men
The Liberals had captured Guanajuato and Am
asculientas
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEI! HAIR DYE
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The ONLY harmless and reliable Dge kn0lrn.
The Original and best in the world
AZ others limitations and should be av0iled il
you Nish escape Tidiculs.
GRAY. RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed iost4uly to a
hsau:ul and natural Brown Black without the least
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wArded to WIN A. BatehelOr 1879. and ever so go
applications made the Hair of his patrons If
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
be Distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not to inure the long may be continued,
and the i'll effects of Bsd Dyes remeded the Hair invigor
Hted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied lin private ToOmsJ at the Wig
FACTORY, No. 90 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess
% The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
wKT. A. BACHELOR,
qqap n
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| CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILRoAD.-Thes earn.
ings of this road for February, 1859, were $780,
| e27 90.
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z HollowaH's Ointment is a sever
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND:

TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
CENTS
aoUR MUSICAL FRIEND" is 5lled with the best Piano
Solos, Duets Songs, Operzic Aras, POkas. Mazurkas'
Gu driles wAlzss ard other species Of musical
composition for and Piano. by the best American and
European Composers printed ful-sized music paper
adapse ed 10 every grade Of performer.
The came quantity of music, procured from the regular
publishers, veud cost than tea times what We
charge.
years subscription to Our Musical Friend " will Sc
cure fash0nsbls music worth at least Two HUN
DOLLARS and entirely sufficient for the home circle
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly IS; Half Yearly S2,soi Quarterlv 81 Is The
volume commenced on the lst December, 1853.
C. B. SEYMOUR CO., ProprietOrs.
mar7akwlm234 No. l3 Frankfort st., N. Y.
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PHTHIsIc o.. ASTHMA.

fhlu4oAO "a ASIhmA-
The statement given this month will be read with deep
interest Ly who hsTe endured the inexpresbe horrors
of Asthma Especially does commend itself to those
have believed that treatment relieve but
cure.
HOLMES TP, CraGford Co., Ohio July, 1857.
DR. TUBBs-sir: Since childhood have been afflicted
with Phthlsic Asthma Ny mother before suffered
from the same difease As grew older became worse
paroxyns occurred Otener and protracted
and severe espe Hlly during the winter At
all times little than ordinary exertiOn caused
lent cough and great oppression IN breathing.
While the paroxysms lasted there very distressing
cough and asUniZed struggle for BREATH being
at times apparently the of sudocaton Very
little sleep could be obtained such timss and that little
while sitting in chair. Two years ago induced
by the statement Of lady whom you cured Of Asthma
make trial.
ha little faith at that time partly because had teen
often disappointed and partly because others said that
could not get we'll The treatment pursued under
friends yet have been not only fully relieved Of s sym-
toms Of Asthma but Of sther Affections accomp nying
Ia cough now, breathe freely, we'll and have
good strength. Yours truly,
febu susanna W. QUAINTANCE
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COAL!- COALM COAL
JOHN Tnn & YATES

Are prepared 70 deliver pure article of BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, Isiseted
expressly for family use.
Orders promptly filed al their Yard, the Canal,
near the foot OF vineyard street, Cleveland. o.
Torrx- non 40 ds,, 99es YN YATES
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a If any people in The world ever needed
an apostle their devils out, it is who live in
this waterogged The miasmstc poison of our
Swamps and Marshes becomes 4 Veritable devil in the
blood revel the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
scorch Us all Ayers "AsUE CURE" is said to be the
apostle need neighbors who have tried
IL .rns--nn tie rannrt = Innrn-I PLnnn. Ill
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES THE UNITED STATS:
Il has been my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands of my cOuntry-womsn-
Nv success has excited the malice of the envious and
ouS but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upou my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Sol0ng am held in afectionae and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill can afford despise the efforts Of mischief makers
nd slanderer
bFyfrends nave repeatedly urged me place my med
cine for producing mensruatOn within the reach Of the
ladies of the United States; indisposton to enter
a 50 occupied by quacks with their perncious nostrums
ana fear that 1nprincpled might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
ANnE DE FEMME, in the United States
AtlA yield he entrsaes Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout The
Old World.
IN regard to the efficacy Of ths'AAEIE DE FEMME"
seed only say that it in liquid form, and is exacty such
As have used in my practice France for and
hat it has failed to satisfactory result
The.sAmie de Femme and mensr1ation stsnd in tbs re
lstion Of cause alike powerful 70 originate
healthy menstrual ow where it never has existed andto
restore il where thas from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
mons on each bottle Of the Amie de Femme win bear my
ten signature and both the bottle and enclosing beI
VIII be sealed with my private seal
Price. $500 package. ,o-,
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale. wholesals and Retail. By WILLIAM FIsKE
No 70 Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme At the PrOprietors prices
sale dkwlys
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DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM!
Unrivalled in the History of Medicine.
THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEH

THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN
Il extensively sold and met with such nrvaled sue
cess for the past five and brought health and happ
ness to many families throughout the stern country
of R0ndrl CompOEnd and We are hsDpy 10 STATE
to the world that the object sought f been gained
remedy This Balsam 0nly recommended for one cass
Of disc viz those pr0daeed hV maaiia and
poison Of malaria in I've system and as tonic II partcu
larry recommend led Nov for lew evidences:
OBERLIx, Ohio. June 1, ls5s.
MESSRS. $. x. MANN s Co.-Gents; Having had
ty Hnd the most prompt and efficient remedial agent
for the Of used strengthen
ing tonic think it has equal
Your Obsdisni Servant.
SAMUEL HENDRY.
olzzY. liz. Sent. %. 1ss7.
MESsRs. s. MANN s cO.-Gents: Your AGUE
Of the people Of this locality We have upon shelves all
the popular remedies Of the day for the Of utsmt
all others from the simple fact thai crss It is destined
to sNess all other remedies ever offered
Truly yours. G. W. HAHNIE-
CAIRO. LII, May Is. 1858.
DIR MANN & CO Gallon. ohio-Gents: Your Agus
Balsam Is the Peoples remedy this part OF The
country the eJre Of ague and We have
looked upon as perfect antidoie malarious diseases
FsTy rTHIl REEb I '9liP Z iPErrIJoHN.
sr LOUIS. June Isl. Isss.
MEssRs. g K. MANN 3 COVE had The demand
or Dr. Manns Asue Balsan daily ieIeaslgand the great
demand for il s sufficient evidence Of its great merit In
those selling il and more palt arI thoe usils . Be-
that IL has equal in prUpretnrV remedies and that
certain specific is fact that cannot be disputed
-i'y o, Jr'1 J. wooD CO.
8. K MANN & CO., ProprietOrs Gallon, Ohio.
''O'1 y ~ sOOO - SGiYIoRD s17ef HAMMOND.
ebl7 WILLIAM FlSkk' Cleveland
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The Railway.

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILRoAp.-The follow.
ing shows the comparative earnings of this road
for the month of February 1855 andls59
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New Books.

.T IFE OF DOUGLASS JERROLD.
IL Biographies, by Arago ID Series Manual Of Chess
by Kenny Queens Of Scotland, vol VII The Old Panta-
ton by H1ngerford, The New Priest, Poems by Fanny
Kembe Butler, Miss Cooper Mount Vernon Letter For
sale by
fsbls ]. B. COBB CO.
PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS.
WE ARE NOW SELLING THIS
w excellent Series Of Maps SIS per Anew sup
febli b. COBB CO.
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NEW MEXICAN MAIL ARRIVED.

NEW MEXICAN MAIL ARRIVED.
ST.. LOUIS, March IL.
TIE New Mexican mail of the 2lst ult. reached
Independence this morning.
Lieut. Beals reports the valley Of the Canadian as
being exceedingly fertile, and every way adapted
to settlement
Two Stockton mail parties are reported as cut
off by the Indians at SandoVal
A Mohave Chief was reported dead at Neosha.
The Albuquerque mail was in successful opera
ton
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MORE BARGAINS FOR THE
| WI MILLION. ianlE Ell. BALDWIN & co
March Appointments.

Dr. gives his undivided attention to Chronic Diseases
reating thousands annually hundreds of whom
cred after a her had failed Mineral
r patients encouraged
suhSesd without Corresponding prospect
recovery.
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MGyOr-George B. seuter.
Police Judgs-J. o. Duffy.
Police Clerk-Jacob Shredder.
City AttOrney-D. W. Gage.
City Transverse F Marshall.
MarshGl-Thos McKinstry.
Water Works CommissiOner-D. Beardsley.
Street Commissioner-J. B. wigmau
InfrmGyy Dirsctor--J c. Black.
FTe Engineer-James Hill
Market CIerk-Simon Seamen.
Weigher Of Hay-A Henshaw.
EJEstice of the Peaee-G. B. Benham and Eras.
tus Smith
COHstabIe-J. Shuttle, l. ] Lewis, George Bus
kirk, L. N. Eastman, JOS CahiIl, VIM. Smith.
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6air ppf.
7TNG ECONOMY F0P RAR

dying ECONOM1 FOR BAR
- bers sAsssIr HAsk y 4 81 Z great ds.asIslun
large or small quantities. 1y par cent s1s than 1u en-
purchase any oAer dye IN the country Beetles af Vd1
have to par 8 for you can gos The allied r Err cents
aud gofnTihsr for the sane quantity T0n cau n6t NJ
black. and gives the best cusienel. N y
iug, kesus netural appearnnco- Dor sale 1olasae
Rsian hy Wa =. AMBUSH. l61 superior ~
nJi1dsffs hsEulnrlg auzAarI1sd Ass
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.NieIU Spring Goods.
A Ia ge invoice just received, selling cheap.
G RAYMOND & co ARE NOW
Al . opening Fresh Suuply Of SPRING GOODS,which
they have studied render attractive in quality style and
price. They advertise the arrival OF
Black Silks Fancy Silks,
Black, VIII and Check Silks,
Foulard Silks Silk Foulards,
New DeLaines, Amarunth CalicOes,
FrenA Calicos, Msrseilles,
Brillianis, French DeLsines
MANTILLA SHAWLS,
Striped Swiss Muslins Swiss Sleeves,
Hair Cord. CambFics, IDENTITIES,
Psrcale Brilaints, &c, &c &c
BROADCL0THS,
CesSimeres, Summer Checks,
Grass Biesched Linens, Water Twist Long Shawls,
HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY.
S. RAYMOND co. will continue to receive and sell
seasonuble good Csily at No ls5 Superior St mars
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Cl7=i - "T0 sM0KRRS s CHEWERS."

E55 TU bMUAEho @ UhE W Enos
No gentleman should mingls the society of ladies with
his teeth aiscoled and breath tainted with tobacco For
urifying the mouth after smoking chswinE, "FoN-
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
most eIectual dentrfces in II whitens the teeth
strenghenst gums and mpars 10 the BREATH SO often
sffensiVe, an agreeable fragrance.
FOR sHAVING-Its rich l=ther penstT2tes and sOfsns
the beard prevents irritation and renders the operation
Easy and agreeable. F. G. FoNTAINE Co. sO5 Broad
var, aud No 6 Astor House. New York. Sold BY ali
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
g. H. Kdney-Building Materials
E. T. Sturtevant-Examinationo of Teachers.
W. Denton Lectures.
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WORKING MEMS TIcKET-The Committees of
the various organizations forming the working
Mems Association" met at National Hall. on Fri
day evening, and nominated ticket for the coming
charter election. On Saturday evening a general
meeting was held at the Old Court House. at which
the Committee reported to the Members of the
Association, the results Of their deliberations.
Much confusion and some excitement followed the
announcement of the ticket Various speakers
spoke on different sides Of the question; amend
ments were proposed and substitutions offered
Speeches were made, and party strife ran high.
while the crowd who had gathered to see aad hear
the proceedings, eheered and hoWed at each sneak
er, until Fitzgibbon, one Of the Irish delegates TO
the peoples party, hurled at them the following
" 1t is not my intention to crafty your grimaces,
or to bore you with speech. The mist from the
marsh may for awhile obscure the sun, but it will
not obliterate-it will not extingush it. The roar
OF the rabble will not crush TRUTH, though it may
for time succeed in drowning the voice of its ad-
vocate. We have come forward as friends of the
working man, not as the plant tools of Shiny pol
iticians. You have Purposely come here to disturb
the harmony of our proceedings-tO distract with
vicious howlngs the business Of our meeting but
we cannot well blame you for your braying, when
We see the example set by some of our city polit-
Clans" He sat down overwhelmed by enthusiasm,
or BY one OF the Vice Presidents, we could hardly
see which. The following is the ticket which will
be presented at the ratification meeting on Satur-
day night next:
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, MAR. IA, 1889
TRAvRLRR,s REGIsTRR.

81 Citizens wishing conveyance sither of the aboTa
or ho2ts viii be called for by the Stevens
Omnibus Llue by leaving their address the Omnibus OF
ice 81 Superior street. door next to Wedaeu House
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N b. sOLOMONsoN.

N. n OOuOAlO4N-ONs
pRAcTTcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAE,
es the largest assortment Of the most approved kAds o
PFcT1cLES Allhis glasses whether for near or far
ighted are ground under his ownInsPecton by machine
Of anew construction with tho greatest care SO ast
suit the eyes in al cases curing WeakHsss Dz=Hess Of
Inflammation Of the Eyes mpsrtng strength for long
reading OF ine sewing.
y N H. Solomonson would here inform the public
thathe employs any the sale Of hslsnses
~ Also splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. Nj
GRosgoPES, CO8IPAsSEs. &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Iaserted without pain, As perfect as natural
fOmee IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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EDrp Goo6s

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C., &c.
~ suitable for Men and Bows wear, in large variety
bought before the advance in price Purchasers nvit-
ed 10 call and examine stock before purchasing
marl2 TAYLOR, GR1SWOLD < co.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI ROAD
The following shows the earnings of this road
for February in 1858 and 1859.
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DANIEL P. EELIs, CLERK.
, 1859-04-04
39reS$ Trihtttte,


The lEx*s AND TnnrxE 0rrcE Is prepared 10 execute
shon notice. rrcy variety of Job Printing in the
xE4 and nj se L,re1t Liri"3 Pr+ Particular attention
giren to the pE!rtlccoS
BcAtSksa CAaps, Lr1TER HEAp4. Rul HEADS
KECEIF1S, Pu@TE1A PROGRAMMES,
TANfEILTs. GfhCCLAEB. EHEcKs~
BIASE No1rS, LAgELA, '1IcKE1s.
cErEINTING N COLORS ~
In al II. varieties done IN beautiful style and at moderate
r@es. An examination Of specimens and pces is 1espet-
fully luvi,ca.
tF-trdcrs from Tie eunt, promptly G1lcs md and sent
4otnc cty cxpps.
, 1859-04-04

BY James Caird, M p.
Author II "EnelSh Aercuuse~ Letters the Com
, 1859-04-04
Re1l1nhal5.
WEIGH AND CONSIDER.
IN HONEST QrlkER'S ADVICE TO coz
MMPTlfE.

beH Cough Kcncdy
HALLS uA1-sAM FOR THE LUNGS.
A. death vss thee ard the nds of Lift nearly
1n nl will hc to thct The Spring Of LIE mud thou wt
~ ne.sy as thvu NJ eons 5 condition Is not more hopcs
10 rou hcalth veil thoanda of ntlerk vhoee tet
mony thou viii ind with the bottles Thnk not bccause
everything thou h4st ted h1s falad tha4 thpu Vt beyond
The tae Of medicines Thou wilt etly rot Be deceived
hy this god remedy. po that thou k+st 20 thtf
0es4 IA Lake Street. '
, 1859-04-04
Gopartnerstt4&s, ST.

NOTICE.-The Special or Limited
t:ril1t. under tie nrm af Stanton Woolley Fulton,
TIL. day tlsettyci ly mutual consent.
TREE LIZ In, 4e fully af5a GEe E f. TANTS 4:
join e; Mo3LLEl,
Especial, ~: " SoSSi3f 6: SSh!SS'
GorArrsxraH,r. undersigned hsve this day forued
Ac''aF'n*r't;5 uSpT Sg5s! 1he WsDoh1EY st'H E co.
Goods Lcashef and shoe Fiudine business n iii cr ya
sls fetoS, Conducted ts SG %GS HYn
DISSOLUTION. The firm here
toforc existing under the na1c and style Of Sawyer
Ae|len co u this d4y dissolved by mutual consent
III. l. 4; +: sawyer is faJ authorized q sete Il ipa
5SilNV; ~ !; MELLES. 2!I:.
fs,s.m gohS yohS ). bksn:i MEi1Ex.
TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
v,d.f IT, ed hsys M sxs9 ss d
he the S: S1d :tssad L q saxyer. HsiIsn G.. 'l ~
Late Of the firm E E : ss$;ff; :; Il Nssa&co %5
fc1s:sa Late Parker / Koytngtat
NOTICE.-We take pleasure in
! Recommending the new h5m Of sawycr. raEker 4
To- grntemcn fay ent!ted u tic respect and confidence
u tie IT, I'm II sasye2 Aecn C., ad otis1 viii,
lug their business transacted in prompt sud ttce' 1lsn-
ns' will '*s0~ their patronage |1 TF e EErEs psT 4:ss
,,a }SiiSI };}iiS i: MTtlHS.. %EtkHES.
, 1859-04-04

FLOUR SACKS.
l. The undersigned arr Agents for the Boston Bag
Factory uf Mest:s Cha>. i Fay. who have long tevn "a
9"sAy kaown shnsshous the Wet = saautaetu.ers of
We All have full 1t thcr Sacks and havc
Tie f4iis printing them With and beautiful der}c
fsun the city and country trade wilt be te sat
| !s:4ctuhly astn 1sice, quality and a!s!,h
III HAWKINS + CHAPMAN.
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Miscellaneous from washington.

WASHINGTON, May Capt Jarvis, com
manding the soop ot.war Savannah, in letter
to the Navy Department, dated off Sacrifcious,
April /, while speaking of Mexican affairs,
says FROM all can learn, the crisis is at
hand and month or less will determine the
fate of one or the ether of the parties" He
adds :-"rhe Prussan frigate sailed on the
18th for Norfolk, via Tampico. On the 10th
the British ship Tartar and the gun-boat Jasper
left Sacrilicious- 1t was reported that the C@-
sar and Diadem would sail for England on the
10Th of April"
The Navy Department is also in receipt of
dispatches from Capt Lavalette, dated Gulf Of
Spersia, April 8, ia which he says that Confer
no Ottairo, musician on board the Wabash,
was seized by the Sandman authorities OH the
ground that he was a native Of that country,
and was absent from the recruiting of 1889.
He has been released, as on examination it did
not appear that he owed, as was claimed, mill
itary service to that government. The cores
pondence shows that Capt Lavalette took
prompt action.
Secretary Cass has recently been Frustrated
by an attack of illness, but from which there
is every prospect that he will soon recover.
The act of March last having provided that
coal for naval purposes shall be obtained, as
some other supplies are, namely, by adver-
tisement, the Navy Department has, in conse-
quence, abolished the coal agencies.
The Government has received voluminous
dispatches from Nicaragua, but they throw no
new light on events in that quarter. The Bel
ly contract has not been confirmed by the Con-
gress of Nicaragua. The decree of the free
transit passed by this body is TO be allowed if
the President of that Republic deems it advis-
able to issue his proclamation to that effect.