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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

Esvc ccs oeer before tie pebble sor q per.os o. 30
years, and curing that tine hsve rzr,sinsc q hish
character IN almost svsry par &c he globe iOr the
eRr.ordlnsrS curative properties which they po,a.ss
in Many Thousands
Ofoerufet instance. Trey ks~e ever rsscusl suaes
ers tron The very verge q u6rr-eis rave. sfsr
al the deoprve n0siruus 81 ths dsv hsvel Assll,
isiisd. ssUe<t in1esd ass tasr saieszy .nvssssbsy
AID infslahy proved, "a; az Las sppessss sssros.y
sss thsa uairscuiOcs 70 thess Who we're s.cis,a.ec
w'n DE eesucfaiiy paiicscphicL pr.nrspls. aPoS
vhieh hey sfe compounded, and upcn ~alaA thsy
o'nsgaenly scs Il vas thsir nxa,fss, a. .sss h.
so,isn In purifying re springs saa eAxaas, o. life.
De snduins tssn VIII renewed tone Az I, So, thss
hey we're lnsebtsa Tor thesr anna
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

composed cfvege,ssls insretisuss ens.u.,v,s..
As car ee ass-r1sinsd By uLs'nIcs. sso Tsssr prou
nent qualities sse thoss Of N sc.vs sod sesrehirs
though perfectly mild AID agreeable dstsrgont ape
r'eni' q gentle Srporiae promoting lie lnssnzbls
pfrspfsueu' Ct pheasant ciurets. invisorAtns Ia
aensys snd eiAdcer' 40 q desighta tonic eascs-
&c, eie'ung appetite b. De demands % aecvs d!s.s.
ton, and cheering the mind With that grateful s.s.
seSovsisd health Which u sps q ths aost f.sstsa.
sesinss Of cur .stgre-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

cenorainased frOu tSeir sstonlshiss power Of Gre.
stins new nfe and health. ssit were from tas very
A@os' Of he most aslspidstrd sonsutrrO1s-sss
mere strongly tonie and more IN rsdistsly lnvgors.
hns 'lsn he Pulls. containing the sssc hooe ves.s.
Ole extracts a. tic latter in dserert ued.csou Al
hOugh really ices esths-te than The fzrr Pls thry
svsrthsissa esgin 70 eiess,s tts snnsBtATy cara
'nurs sooner; generally sjgaly operating ~4.Air
iAres Or -four hSuss, Hna preresHg decided sense =
relief e ths bead and s,orasek, and exbnsrstsns
ruind, even q ieae enctfs- ta's.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

foEssna saose eo1s-turcus have soozss iza,asreo 5
he iRpdicigas use q 1sIcr-y. All tnt tA~se Nd
Ones peTfrcf c1rc - thsy never fail % oraaI-rts
RON TIE rsiem az he elssts u Mercury, lnealtel,
socneT fhsn he most po-fo, p-epsrstons 81 sr-.a
r-r'li-.s.-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
Biiiiess complaining ass "a Vaeas

wen requested ent proporuontfe eussgty q has
upon The rio1sch Ia siwass recufsftefer lie prora
tou cf roifrc hes,ts-4l sttxnulEtes c:ses,gon an
kecps Tie intestinal cansl free from Al olstucuoaA
When there = deficiency q lille The BODY Is COO
SANITY erorYc- On fhs olhe. hAad, fV crrrsbon-
dance O. i'e causes fYecrsst catscs T. The f.oneci
ard efssn ptouse'esrtt ss.vrt s'tscka Of c'----.
Which rqsuetDts I'D tn teala
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
/. MYTHICAL
A Gard to the Public

IIH.Il
d
ni lIEi
end- a. .ran
raN U8.ffH Ifa
In snoSat Ct eeally and usntss uslsery srss.,,
hon neglect Of small complaints is lncaicusbls A.
Il is therefore Of The utmost importance .kss -
attention % The least and ncst trisinr kocsiy -.
nenss shOeid be tad Cor ci.szses - tss hsdy Inv,
nses aneea Ne Hzrc. On kcrr.sss yraz-.-.
Ia Axficf, Is n ever iastGrce vhsre shey hsv,
teen tAor0ughly useS, have TEsrso--rs ovxr D.
rA'U IN almost sillts c've--fesc ferns n. ..lu,,.
y eneess q de TIE Eeeio;nss hsv. IN fsc e.e,
universally szpeFssooee. tAst rbsy hsv. bscc.Bs fy
-oAHse - tse -s-s so, S1.s ane ps-s-rs r,ods
oftresrnert ever offered 70 ths pablse.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
Eyyrys5 MANHooDy

A.~~sS sks.x Lsst, How tfsstsssa
.Jusf PuM,ske6, "a q Sealed ER,eiopc.
> 4 LKCfUREon ihe aatpfc. ir-sirnea. aud
~ radical cure 81 Nrf fuatQrnuca. of Nenl-
rfi weakness. Scr1as n.ttli,. NeittHrfres
and ,nvoipnlFrY knifsipss, indHrlnr impo.
tercy. and htni-f ffratsfffF
~ ROB cUtVrRN I'll. y. p.
Gsfhsr ~ re Gree faoi, &c.
Thu world rct1EHrd flrh5r iu thls admiIf-
ble lrstats 81 afly 4 roye~ iron HE 9 eu expert
cncr, tnHf fhe Hwiul con sequences offeif Al rre
nay - ceeefUniis removed without mciftiue
nd Sathe dangerous rrrNicaf oncraftonr.
pougles. inrfrmenfa. finfsoi ceriiair. polrt
ne oct mode Of cure AZ euro rtafn and II
fc@tusi,b, vhleb eret1 sorrrer. 80 msftcr
~h~f 81, fhnfififn rfnN -. ray euro h -
stsep .. prfrefeiy go rcdsfeily. Tbs LecFSe
~iiiyres~ sboon u house 81 nd haussnda.
seat undr realt0 A., address roai Paid , on
Or clfAF .. ktfNF. ~ isovery. New YORK
Post oo'ce bor fsef.
su2awlY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

The osi horrible esses q Srof1ia N Which tte a..
bones AID linabs Of The victim bad been preyed r 4
tytbc Unstable dlsssse. a-e provei 81 uadcalsb.s
sgihoTty Of The sufferers thsuselves, . bare be a
completely cured BY these purriy Vegetable Me-
zines, after su Others had been found more tbs a.
less.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

CHERIFFsS SALE :. Bv virtue Il


CHERiFf'S SALE Is virtue Il
~ an order Of sale i.sard ffora tle fi.c CiFcsti
UT 70 me directed aid dehysesi. ~ favor ~ A.
drs~ nits iJshn aii.of ASH nrt ai - tf "a fiif-
ID ~ystt AID teisey syefi. g. itipsir, "a sola
Aliaoe, fs2lvvls BAL aal olperra - 81 lie -
iosl 4 delcrood real a.e. sfctsd u i1oc sniy
luti tsa, to-wIts
,ot 50 alu.t.en 1871. e.rtsin M stsieta acre
and f.uftrsu snu-h 1r dfhs - ~ acre 10 f-iloIt
AIT 4 10. tW-uis ~ sttiag saV~.i acr
ssvsnfy- lo4r "a. "a IA ~ a. &C sf+it9I -
pissts- ssl ass< ga. - at ~ ssf'te< nnie'.
"a 81 vi.ion 81 The 60 y lsrte ne icrihftst t--
Ger = &C sruou ,x-souF 81. tp~a.-is tasit !,
IT, 18th or age Aits Ut etli &C ga - r
sAlrkDAf, Faint ,lil -. lss1,
wlthlu tie legal hours - ssfs tts, - ths cceri
n Ics.s ao.r N rerre nsaes " lio1ef H. q ~ -
psaHtx OF a'-oe. dvscfssed t-eAs sstais. -
n al H. prifissss and sfpu i,t = Z. p ite tstff
b.loal.a a. to- o. n Dol sxcrs.ii.s sefea leas g
tue II. aest bidlef o. Ash AMI uea is-fe ~ tea
iss saln shlncisst SAFELY me - stia s-1
cssL. ~li lasa s-ia i1cre o1er the se-.ll.is, g.
AID ~ ssid sgssf Estate. - the ti~isst taesf ~
casa. - sslisf, tie sssne.
Ia .sIa dep u saasi ~, lsel -
fsbl~swprs 'ssst o. N|fa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

40 reoe4s So "a l0oai di'rrsl'rg sri obsBrrU
MALAY, tc Vcg,'sh'e - AeI4n.s deserves a.
upct snf empb at, ersun1aa1vfEuc,. Il Is v-sf
knorn - HUNDREDS IA fh. ei, Lat fhe fcfnsr pro
pfifief q these v4irs Ng ~ fsf-tvs hifls.n ~
ie1 via ~ cfnpsalui ~ upTgIs - TUNA - -
srrieea "ifl r. 'hr rhe's r,mpsn : 49, hsf-fi.
hfaiea. ~ az ~, f' leigi1 frief f'a aie8cln.
"hen y no" ""ertff' 'tt rhbd-, 81. D. .~ns cured
ir'ss'il- ',Ts-. tans. sp.t,.-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
notfat's Phsnix Bistsrs /

E-v- Bet hsppiiy uset fsr the curs q Fever snt
Agne -fth iuvariAhle -rscees-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

LscAL.

=
SALE.--By virtue o.
- t~o Fe4 Nh fvrsts- Espanzwl sesrd f-otn !
TIE vixo cfrcrft cefrf - re tirrc'ed sr1 et1s-
erst ole in fayor ~ Nfinrm q Urea iet thH
Gr--n. ,rnrs 6rses. brles s.s.2. = - 4etffn
fsrs-n tfs,edsia 0fst1i feqii lfls 81 ~. - 49,
q = !. -, = rnorr A. ffre-r s=ftf t$fernr A tt-
oer r -ren wn 0seen nU-EsatHesss @sse CsrsrsF
F.aly asiory. rssss ksfPls IA taf}p ~
n n - snsi a. drsf 80, So . As@ siirr =
arr orS ~ y -eli ~ soii "a = &c. .hft assi
E<tst- zisa s,ed a. kis- - =, ~ q. io'sls--
~ - - - q .s-.t 'fs trtes 90 y
e,loi -lev. tsi)tossshlI slssvsi isl a~ass ~
90 es-f, ssa "a f
sATUgDAY. EERI Ai,r =, i3e1s
withfn aslesas Aesfs sl.s -, AZ tf Cetri hc'ise
lour In Lee Hsrtf. A.I IIs Wy -rsl ttt f--t.e
eftfss~e se-r-ss,ea H<si r.sstsi tsxeiasr s1th ai
tss prtvisrrs snd eppari-slr1sss ~ ~ s<ie ts-i'
tx Tor fern not eAofys 4 go - Z. 20 n'sh-
=, bsa4er for cash I'D rlv4f fsffrr = rtef'lf $3.50
sasrcs.st 10 ss'iril 49, Tlssf.u ~ crfs $50
80 .llhsre ofsr ~ r.. tsse ~ - fo rfa heal
f.f.ss y ths birk 60 n adsr isr cs - sails le
SANE.
4A1( b, cov~rU. ete-ta
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
TIE LIFE MEplcINj,s

= ,alnoes 80 l.el cor ll-.ltS, eift u f.E ta.f
e'cii-ksHro ste3daita. sfioas an sl-k 1es,s-i..
Pair and opprels.cn siies mesla, gid1bess cit,ln.
hcarto arn, ioss cfsppetfc. are Etkny,, ste>s A. ~
vas'is f'prsipf n snstng ever ef,f- on,r~f q, ~.
public
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

q HEKiFFss cALt = bv vlftue 81
~ 90 sea4lli0l. kxpoass fxscetga Issued roa
a. r ~ tobs AFRO sat s<siii~t ko~~ia s.is.
"a crdr-sf 81 tu- fsiisvif aescapfd Rel
~ &C. u I'D IA Fso c04AsEg. 49, tlit f..u
II ssr,. u ilf ~ 81 ths sert1ss 81 Qlsftfr ~
ard ths w~sf nti ) . ,h~ s.otnssst qasrifF -
oil IL s-eilos sssf tlsl 80 4sbip ,1lfieea ,lsl
nth . fsa<. slsh- I etst 4us ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
Acute, CT Inf amatory Rheune,
tism-.

Il unnecessary 20 enumera< The many ease. IN
~Licb these purely vegetable rnetsctnss S.~~ -
saocessfcl: eu LEI us inquire. Why arc tbev "a ,ri
serssl iE tbeir happy efecssi
Becsuse they parity the blood and tina r.-,,-. Il,
cause Ct disease II the system.
Beeause hey set poverfaily upon tie secretion, II
be BODY and remove all I'm pursties a. ouc,
beespse they do not reduce the system, brt i--4~e
ats iitsns requiring no resrsint from pleasure o.
business during their operstion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

whn Tie lerai ho1fs " ssa asl fl iae J9grt uo1sf
dosr, In Tsrre-llaote vi bier az re;st SID prgnts
Of me <bos~ te-cuDst n~ai estate. toEstnef nth al
the privileges sna sVpaFtsaene<s - ~ .-ne bris-
la. for fersa 80 sxcsellAg sevel year,. ~ TIE
hi lhest bidder ~ cash and p.sn fsiar~ realize
IN sarirsst a. sstisf sd es~~r Of ssls az eests
IA thsD and there oasr tlo frs-siuplu, 10 rnd ~
sstisfy -
ms 4sth 49, u ganasry. isG1. $500
f.o. ~syas3 s. SAG4kl. (o<<FR SIN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

CiILkIFt , oALE.-Dy Nlfsus -
olhfs. feasiiii..li Ekpuias kscltl.1 issasd retl
IN " ~ c. aaaa 4 3 = Car - $50 ulftCiel
eel v.re.i ole fE.os 81 "a q. "a iou 4e ~ i<tvt
NJ >ssinsa nsft-. a. A. .iafef ~ Oesi-r
Puu.. n az ofG.I "a 10 fe.ft - 9rs.- .-sa
hal estst- ssiu ga yt<os "a ,. i4ai ~
hlcas.d - s@lsarfs .t-r4.t a. tar. .eaf4 y -
Of % =. tses.y T" 81 ~ "Nss~'s s4A.l.- ~
ths 4ow ~ Tcirc-tf Ut. > "a
'stiukoAt. = UhU .H, =, le0-,
wihfs tb-t~r b.urs b $50 q >, 81 iae Co4t House
dur IA saf 49, pit--t.
O. Toe sbufc SIC tuv1 ars E,'t tostlaef ~sili a
tle prisi.sSes ai1 A a. ivai.ses ~ tAe - .ti-ns
fax for q l-ra - s.ces.Hik ssts- r4ls. ~ tle
hs<n--<-ffa-r s-sis,s~ = -
- u .sl ~ fst,,@ $40 "a 'ete..e 40 >e''-s
via. 49, <.n t.pf= easf tlr ise->i.' z, ~ "a. =
said s.es Eststc ~ t1o - lest tad.l lsr caeh. ~
sstisfy tae zane.
: 1Lis atl DIS u Jannny. i6s,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
sAfuRIlAa FkBEu RY =, lac

within The lessl hssfs " ED as1, - ne corfi
nou,s DOR teftt hau 6. All 9isf t1f fsufs ttd
sro.t. dec ioed zeal tstater - ttlrr
with al toe p fsiirkvs . q aFparteatncrs 20 ths
ts sans - o1sias igf .sfa VI stsesalhs sstsA
y-4rs 40 Ne hlxn~st tiide ~ ca-h, e.1l isii-
are 10 rsniire -ufcieut ~ sstsfy ssid * e..
ssas ssa cl-t.. ~ shra sasr
saaals. IA "a 80 kea tstate, y Ia lis1sst
I'D Ter Tor u. - lffsfy tus sfn1-
Tut l-tn dss o. SA4u-rss lnnz ~
febi.3~ pf <s.i.h oalk CCeALl., rh'f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
iA' -''' = sAalEI ccvxFR. sAsna
fsbi~7w Prs ~ s4.oa.f
CUEHITF-S SXTE---Bv yiIluv 81

CHEKIFF' oALE--By NlIIur o
a. ordes N sals is-url IRON he Flro com1.9i
Plsss Coart ~ ne directed asd delivered. ga fsstr
o. ~ fsals q a satJoaa z usirf eui s<sin
osiv-r "a. fsa a. "a lr4rs 40 ssil 49, iis'f-
1 x s<s<d'fd Rsai ts-ste u ~ p Nise ey.si
T4ftle so~- 80 ~ eiffl-l - Dl.ck 81
tw<vstlsl 81 rurn a ulhs1ss ndt.iies - b i've
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

st,-if - isf ~ ti.bc ~arfy sts-s, e 8.oas lou-
plsp'as fof 3 p-fse~rf ~ % g'Fi-iy r.-7.ft - e.
rc-fious. viN p.einfsiy tfe-f rfi-f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

sx- A .iurls h.stfla q sPAUIDrsa'f PREPABEI
afrJR sslf ss~s san uusss fes cosL7 ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

spAu1pNo's PREPARED GLUE.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

as as possible. We, that is the public,
expec cd 70 have seen them perform in tho 1acon,
which would have been anmei TO suGocaton but though
they had splendid offer made them and every induce
ment hoid out, sense of duty obliged them TO decline,
and must wait another year II wish to sec them
again. understand ii is their intention 10 so to Europe
fer tho purpose Of organizing large troupe OF rf CLASS
perio mers and then probably mako III, tour OF the
world once nare. They SO we'll known IN Now YORK
that IL would be quite unnecessary aud slpe luous .r
me to say anything in paise Of thcm either personally
OF protest. rally.
Business continues dull Exchange Oh New York, hcw
ever is much better this morning being quoted at tn o.
10 -four pei cent discount whereas it was five TO five a.
half at the sailing Of he steamer la Crbana, four days
ago. This is probably the effect of the news Ly the
Columbia. Exchange on london is as per last advites
Sugar has still further declined and hore IS very lite
doing among exportersin fact, noyt 10 nothing. Mum
ber twelve is quote! five to five and half Expectation,
whatever there is, Is confined to hoCsheads Nothing
doing in box sugar.
Pa.The United States steamer Harriet Lane, Captain
Wainlisht, from Washington City, Port Royal and Key
West arrived here this forenoon So capureda schooner
in the ncighborhood Of the latter place.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
Board Of Aldermen.

This Board last evening President Henry in the
chair.
Apcion from the homeopathic Dispcnsary for an an.
nua donation OF 81 900 referred the Committee on
Finance.
remonsrancc presented from several of the city
railroad companies against ordinance prohibiting the
sprinking OF sail in the public streets Laid the table
resolution offered by the President donating $500
as compensation TO Samuel Curt.s member OF the
Twelfth regiment for injuries received in firing salute
Wsshng.0ns bfthday, AMI was laid over, under the
rue.
On resolution being presented thanking the Hon.
George bancroft for his address at the Cooper nstitute
Wa hi igton's Birthday,
Alderman G1xsr opposed the resolution in very forci
bic terms and trusted that there would not be found any
democrats in this Eo1rd TO endorse the sentiments dc.
lvered by Mr.. Bancroft on the occasion alluded to.
Alderman ipporicd the resolution. and hoped
That the Bard would ia resOri of thanks 20
Mr. Panco Tor his very able and patriotic speech ihs
occasi Of the last anniversary Of Washngons Birti
day.
and Genet took lart,
Alderman FlGlxY moved that certain portions OF the
thanks he stricken ont, aud that The words repud-
his sent .nsnsp b. crtel. Aldo. Farley
scqIently arncded his amendment by striking out The
sentiment Of rcrudiiiion, and mangcd thanks
thus offered 10 the historian.
resolution asking the Corr GRAFTON Counsel memo
raze the Legislature 10 enclose Observatory square
adopted.
The semi annual commun caton was received from the
Fire Marshal. u contains valuable infci nation aud
sgsges ions worthy Ct consideration
BY the report Of the Comptroller II appears that the
balance in the hands of The Treasurer the 24th Of
February was 81 $50 ,96s 52.
The taS hwy, amended by the Councmen was pre.
sentcd AID laid over. an made special order for Mon.
dnv next.
secession flag presented by The proprietor os the
III RALp 20 iced IN The proceedings the C0uncimen
was appropriately received.
Some time hls ness was transacted and the Board
adjourned TO Monday next.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
RAJ F. Lopez is charged with ins.ieang the assassna


tion.
From Bolivia the news is favorable, and peace Is
for time reesablished. 1t has been proposed, IN view
Of General Bclzu being very large creditor Of the gov
enment to give him advance OF fifty thousand doi-
lars aud diplomatic mission Europe; but II Is aouo
ful whether he will accept the latter.
SALVADOR.
Tho clergy although the principal ones Of them have
been driven from the country have not yet given up tue
idea that the ecclesiastical must override the civil pow
er, and give the government much trouble inc Snaih
bes moi on the 2Tth OF January The rains nave been
severe in tho extreme this season. as, adeed they have
been throughout Central America.
GUATEMALA.
The legislature met the 31s OF January. President
Carrera his message says that tie country is at peace
aud in pros porous colditi1n.
NICARAGUA.
proposition having been made that President Mart-
should accept the supreme power for another term
although the constitution lorbds such ccction, he has
published manifesto, declining 10 accept such PROPOSE
ton.
In Nicaragua The people laugh at the idea Of reopenng
the California Transit route and coasider The apparent
preparations lC doing stock speculation OK some
other swindng dodge.
lhe United States Minister Mr.. Dickinson is at Leon
and having nothing else do, he is engaged in pcddlng
hay H. is negotiating, also, for fine stock bal, out
which speculation he expects to make good deal ot
money.
COSTA RIGA.
This little republic is quiet, and very proud OF school
which has lately been established at san jose, the
CAPITAL
coal mine has recently been discovered in Cerro de
Patarra, but Of doubtful quality.
Although the season has been very unfavorable, the
coec crop exceeds IS 900 quntas. The article sells al
Punta Arenas at II TO IL cents per pound Costa Rca
currency.
The price of coffee is quoted in San ose $40 SO 2r
In Punta Arenas. sl2Si sl3. Hides, per quintal,
SIN Jose S10 ia Puna Arenas $l $l2 native sugar.
SO ss maize, per aJuela S. native rice, quinta
S. foreign, none -four, per quntal, Sl7.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
Obituary.
ltrom Honolulu q. - paper OF december.
ANOTHER CITr2py CoNr

Death Is still busily work among US taking away
some OF our most active residents Nj Jofv r. CcrprRv
died suddenly Sunday morning last nocan,bcr To-
many years r Cobufn has been an 2uctlonser in This
city lHonolrlu, sandwich isants) and o,sunied n nro
mnent position 10 the community lie sae for voors on
active member Of tho Fire department. ard az io ,imo
Of his death held lbo oico Of Fire Warden The entire
department turned out 81 bis funeral 1hc hook and ad
Ger carlage, decorated WilhPpPTopralo mourning ON.
b'ems, was used for Lcarsc, and was drawn by tha
Hook and Ladder Company The 70 r. FIRE oolnpanss IN
IN Uniform lroceded The ccrrse aud tho procession
formed ere o. The most imposing displays that has beon
with seed hero for years. While tho procession was
moving from the dwelling t1 The graveyard the bell of
company No. was toed NJ, Co.burn was from New
York ety whero his parents and sister arc now living
d. saSas yId'0 aud ihrta SAsasSpa
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Our Panama Core spondence.

PAsAsA, Feb. 25, 1882
The Late Assassination Of PfeJcat Guordtoiq-g1o tbs
Bloody Died ,cas EDected--ATesi If nc Assas{a--Af
fairs IN Gud,eIaolo Nicaragua and san Salvador fc
The Panama Railroad Companys steamer Guatemala
arrived here today. she briggs dates from Guatemala
70 the sth, Salvador TO the Jh Nicaragua To the l5l
and Costa Rica to the 18th February.
An American resident at Guayquil named smyrk, hal
been drowned accidentally in the river
The United states steamer Wyoming had arrived from
Calao, officers and crew in good health.
]. Gavin, the murderer Of Joseph White had had a
NV trial, and been sentenced TO years imprson.
mint
HONDURAS.
The only nows Of Importance is from Honduras Our
oates IRON the capita comayagua are 10 the "a inst
iuy cohrmng The previous news o. the murder of the
late President On the 1lth January an attenpt was
made IN the capital al revolution ami President Gpar
dola was assissinated in his own house bv pabo Agur
Gle, an officer OF his body guard Nineteen days or dis
order followed this event, when Senator paeos him,
self at tho head Of the troops restored psbo ,oac,
Tho executive Fc into tho hands Of th. vice pyss
dent, Ssnor victorisno Cssellsnos Many Of IN. "A.
purbers OF the public peace as well as the assassin .n
hh accomplces, were arrested, and await their ,r,,
s9ubreak IL lad 81 The docr os the clergy and Can.
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News from Central and South
America.
Assassination of the President
of Honduras.
Movements for the Annexation of
Peru TO Spain.
TIE Coffee CROP OF COSTA RIGA,
&e., &C., &cs

The steamship Northern Light, which LEFT Aspnwall
on the 25th OF February arrived here at four O'Clock
yesterday morning.
She brought large amount OF SPECIE together with
one hundred bales of cotton.
She also brought intelligence of the loss OF the steamer
John Hart in Lake Nicaragua, the Goth OF January
from dragging her anchors in gale. Captain Maury
and mel OF the John Hart, home in the Northern
Light.
An English bark, name not ascertaned, lost about
tha same time in Half Moon Bay Honduras.
The following is the
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Coroncr's Inquest .

SUICIDE saooTSG-CoroDcr Collin held an inques,
yesterday al No. Carroll place. Blcccker street. upon
the body or Thomas Bronson, native OF England aged
forty years who committed suicide By shooting himself
in the abdomen. Deceased had been in low spirits for
some weeks and heard TO say that he had friends
sindrod living. lie lived for time after shooting
himself and confessed Dr. Sheridan that he had long
premeditated suicide Dr. Robinson mado examina-
tln Of The body and found that fhe arch Of the Gallon
and the spleen had been penetrated ~ the ball also
the coca media spleouoe and coronary arteries. Death
was caused by hemorrhage from said wound.
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Large Fire ut Beverly, Mass.


The extensive rubber mandatory 81 Beverly, Mass.,
was nearly destroyed by FIRE last night Loss hup
dred thousand dollars Insurance seventy thousand. The
company Las manufactured largely for the government
nnd had contract on hand for seventy thousand rubber
blaukcg.
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TIE TURF.

A CARD--TIiE PROSPECTUS ISSUED By THE IN
n dcrs encd short time since, with view 10 decisc
ways aud means TO insure Racing Campaign In the yor
he ensuing % sea9n Lay,ng ben freely sussed meet
ng WIN genera m.Ooth with e reope OF IA.
essential 70 call meeting Ia accordance with the
set forth IN the said Prospectus for the rnrpo of nr
ton the mater VITA ayiew TO It's
ton. Colonel Hall having generously rendered Inc s s" ~
his spacousand elegant aflurs, No SIS Broadrsv ,l
meeting III De hei there on fda evening next March 4
terpre succeed are respectfully TO by
auehhhg. JOHN l.. Cassidy.
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1,o sPoRTsMES LIVE QUAIL FOR siLE-TwESrY.
seven palrs IN fnr coad ion Ap. = Al Ia Eas
kIabtseaah isres,. atsg .erse e'cisck r, y.
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SPORTING.

LNRANCIs BUTLER, NO. 5 PECk sbIP, HAS ALL THE
choce Btceds Ter stock and sale Buffers Inialhble
Mango Cue and Flea Extemnat,r % cents per bottle But
lers breeding, Training Dscascs-&c of Dogs 81 Dogs
boarded trained, &c. Medicines FOR all diseases.
DOR SALE-A THOROUGH BRED ENGLISH GREY
IL hound Slut Is months old; the handsomcs IN the
y price $50; two English Pointer Dog Pups Two months
Old. Can lie seen at l2O Church street, near Duane
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A TTACHMENT NOrIcE-pCBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
N By that viii attachment has been issued o"t
he Supreme Court OF New Jersey nj, the suit 0f Cathl
rno X Waterbury, against the estate OF william H. Hayes
fi.ucs NJ Hayes bis wife, for the of Ave thousand
dollars, plea al drr and that said writ returned
duy served on the ,cnih Say Of septembt last.
CHAS. =. SMITH. Clerk.
DEcEMsLR II, lS61 THEODORE RusYoS, Attorney.
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g Y--UNIEss YOU HAVE COLCLUDED THAT THE
~. risk IS too great should he happy 10 yon
o'clocN ON Saturday at my pace OF business GEORGE.