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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-25
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cures all Swelling of the (SIauds.

should be taken soon as the swelling is detected.
thus preventing their breaking. and producing
s e SsoGe Ss
from six to twenty years Of age Young children
very subject to Discharges from the Ears which de-
pend upon scrofulous constitution, These cases
soon recover by taking few doses of the Life Syrup
All scrofuous persons suffering from general De-
bility. Emaciation, Dyspepsia and propsy Of the
ovaries and womb, generally accompanied with In
fammation and liberation Of the Uterus, are per
manently cured by Constitution Life Syrup. The
taken for some time, as the diseas is exceedingly
chronic and stubborn. and will not removed with
Tumors Of the ovaries, Tumors of the Breast, and
swelling Of other glands Of the body will be conn
petely reduced without resorting to the knife, or
Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases Of
the Heart, as Paipitaiion, Disease Of the Valves,
Heart Case, and ali the affections Of this Important
organ (persons suffering from any acute pain in the
region Of the hear, will be greatly relieved by Com
Broken Down and Delicate Constitu.
Suffering from Indisposition to Exertion, Pain in
the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebodipgs, Horror Of
Hot Skin and Extremities, Want Of Sleep, Rest,
lessness, Pale. Haggard Countenance, and Lasstude
Ss MFiSHt5 SsYfE rE 9TS 81 BsSFr' the aid of the
FOX AL FOKMs OF
HTGERATIVE DISEASES
OhODtolA - DAOoARASJ
Either Of the Nose. Throat, Tongue. Spine, Fore
head or Scalp no remedy has ever proved its equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face, depend
ing upon diseased action Of the Liver are very un-
pleasant to the young wifc and mother. A few bot
Ties Of Constitution Life Syrup will correct the So
under the skin.
atea OF csncereus condition Of that organ. ~ accom-
panied with burning or other unpleasant symptoms,
T RF Pc svRTyP Feilyfc oy 'ne uso oi ooNoAiioiloN
a As a general BIood-Purifyins
py sne sysP IN sss Worsa
Diseases of the Spine, as usually developed in the
young Hip Disease Neuralgia and all Nervous Dis.
for Which they are at loss to know what to do ws
would advise the use Of CONSTITUTION LIFE
sirsnstb:n their weak hack and sde g;ya tbsm
energy, new life and happiness.
THE RICH AND POOR
e e svTna SSe SnS
eft Of all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-25

And all other difficulties of this kind which so much
disfgure the outward appearance of both males and
females, often making them q disgusting object TO
IN emselves and their friends
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-25

Irritate and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease.
We present the Constitution Water 70 the public
the class Of diseases for which it has been found so
eminently successful for curing; and we trust that
liable remedy in q form to meet the requirements
of patient and physician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28
Military Affairs.

DEPARTURE OF TUE TwENTY.sixrH UNITaD STATES
CoLoRED RrGIMENr-rRRs <NTArIoN OF C0LoRs On
BOARD THE WAR; oR-.HR OFFICERS AND NATE.
RIAL or rHE REGIMENT, Frc.
Tho Twenty sixth United States colored regiment loft
Rkers Island yesterday morning. and arrived al the foot
Of Warren street in this city about two O'Clock Here
the men transferred TO tho transport Warrior,
which, hours afterwards conveyed them 10 Annaro-
lis short time the departure OF the
er committee Of citizens, consisting OF tho following
gentlemen, board in order TO present the rcx
York :Msossrs George Bliss, Jr Jackson s. schultz, H.
liot 4. Cowdn, 10 Grand B. Cannon. Edward Cromwell
Sherman !. Bacon, Charles r. Kirkland John Jay aud
Vincent C0lyer.
The regiment being drawn up on the decks Of tho vos
an appropriate address, TO which Col smao, The com.
mander Of the regiment responded.
Esq on behalf Of the Of colorsd benevolent
cees presented each OF the men Of the regiment with
which was Ssti he loyalty 70 Cod
and country. To the soldiers OF the Twenty sixth
United states Coored Troops. from their friends."
Al four O'Clock the Warrior moved of her journey
amid the cheers Of the soldiers and their coored friends
on tho al accent piers.
As IN bodily strength gees the Twenty sixth rsgi
to be OF excellent material
Tho following are the officers Of sne regimsnt:-
C6iond- William Siman.
Li.lenon Co,onel-W. B. Guernsey.
Surgesr--James Cglow.
Isssdpt Strccons--W. T. Morgan, J. L. Whitaker.
Quartz, 1saser-Austin W. Aivord.
Chdptoin-B Il Randolph
Cnriains-cyrus G Dyer, william n. Prckett George
England, H. Salisbury, W. ". Tracey, Edwin p. Dye,
Joseph r. Ewell
First Lsemenanfs-wiIam Davenport, Robert Aiten,
Sylvester Soper, e. Robbins james +. Spracue, Aaron
C. Mcdonald Rufus johnson, Alien Sergeant frankp X
Orvs, James b. Misou.
Second Lieuenanks- Buell. A. Mann. Andrew Fl. Hart
a. A. Van Guider. Eugene Barnes. Henry A. Downing
C. H. Matson. Eiery l.. Miller, j. wstrous, A. p Van
SANFORD, James G. Spay, John II Swisfarga.
TIE FUNERAL OF cAPTArs WILSON.
Troy, N. X, March 81, 1864.
The funeral o. Captain Hiram D. Wilson, OF the Ninety
third New York Volunteers, and OF Major General Nc
Gle ans body guard during the campaigns Of that officer
here to-day an imposing pageant. IL took place
from Rev. Dr. BadwG's church, in Third street and
attended by alt the military 10 this reg ,inclrding
the United States roTs at Albany and Captain Hughes
veteran corps, the Masonic fraternity and q
great body Of citizens Rev. George C. Baldwin d. n,
delivered eloquent funeral sermon The remains
deposited In 0akwood Cemetery, with both military and
Masonic hOnore.
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Court c.,e.aar-rhis DAY,

SUPREME CoURr-CsRoUn. Mos. laoo, 1ls5
sos. $685. ssi 1905 1861 1903, 1907. 1909, 1871 1919
1915, 1891, %, e5, 2TS, 600, SGT, sl8. Part 3-T7
Duane ssree-Nos 1880 1854. 1902. 1904, 1905, 1908
1870 1872, 1914, 1916 1884. 1885, 1888, $780, 1912,
1874, 1870, 1348, 1852. l112
no. 49, 1884, 107 l3S. 1876, $780, I40 1 I42, IA LAG.
LAT. 148. 80. 70, 2T4, l62. 1853, 154, 1866, 1850.
SUPRKns CoURr-sPEIxL TKRM.-Nos. $685. 3I2, 325 337.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Adjourned for tho term
CouRr CoMNoH PLEAS Part 1-Equty cases-Nos
81 Al az, A. a. l5k, So, IS, 81 S. SO, 81, So, SO. CO.
81, a. 81, 81 S. 60. ST. 6s, 90, TO II. 70, IS, 81
Part 2-Nos. 8, 4, T. H. IT, 10, 81, %, "a, n, 2s,
soH a. 81 49, co. "a, 70. TO, IT, IS, 10. So 81, so,
49, 81 Is. 80 s5 90.
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Drooklyn city News.

SENTENCED m Huxo. Thomas sMcKeon. convicted Of
the murder Of John Conou In the Kings County Cours Of
oyer and Tsrmner sentenced Saturday BY Judge
scrugham 10 DO hung BY the neck until dead on Friday
the Goth Of May ncxI Tho prisoner 10 quite young
man, and Of pleasing appearance lie was . seaman In
the United states service On . Saturday evening In
August las, he ashore from the gunboas Connect
cat then lying on the Navy Yard, and falling 10 with
Conlon the lattcr invited him female boarding house
In Prospect street happened that sister Of Mckeon
lived the house. and ConIon making dlsrespectfu
remarks ABOUT her. fight snssd and the prisoner stab
bed him n the left side, the blade penetrating the
heart; tfrom the effects OF which he died
shortly thereafter The prisoner IN answer TO the usual
question the stsed that be intoxicated and
detailed tie Of the affair Substantially ~
above given The Judge, 10 passing sentence, Advised
MIN IN solemn and impressive manner 10 prerers 70
meet b's Msker after which no was fcmsnded 70 jail.
an Application for trial III be rads BY his counsel
Esrser o. RIM sroRs.-The storm Saturday did
damage IN shs outer portions Of the city. rov nns
frame houses 10 course Of erection ompkns avenue
corner W Hsnocck street. blown down By the wind.
They were owned by Mr.. Ross. The damage amcsnn 70
about $500 Trees and ssuocs ssrS cleo hlowp down By
The force Of the Tal4
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The Metropolitan sanitary Fair.

The members Of Stem Fire Engine Company No 50
have been energetic in their endeavors contribute
TO The Of tho great Metropolitan Fair which will
be orened 10 this city the 4th Of April Dext. he
company have received from their numerous friends
81 600 worth % articles which 10 addition 10 $500
cash. already collected will be presented TO the
gers OF the Fair on Wednesday next. The articles do
mated are OF the choicest dcscrIti and comprise
assortment OF valuable and elegantly designed
silver ware, nj Der OF rare literary works, albums
opera glasses, &c. They will remain exhibition at the
house Of the company No. rs Ann street. for few days
and be seen by visitors at any hour Of the day
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28
Police lntsiii gence.


soIDmR Ropsxp DsREYurABLs Houss-On Saturday
evening william Myers belonging to the Twelfth United
States infantry arrived 10 this city from Washington,
Afterwards proceeded to the disrepuabie house
100 Centre street. kept Frederick Bishop, with
about hundred and hfty dollars In his pocket. While
10 the cellar Bsnp Or one o. the female robbed
lavishiy expended nearly forty dollars for wine and
other re reshments. Myers demanded return OF his
stolen money from Bishop, and was grossly abused for
81 doing. Complaint made 10 Captain Jourdan OF
the Sixth precinct, and by his direction officer Golden
arrested Bishop suspicion Of the larceny and Justice
Bowling committed the prisoner for examination
RoBBrxe Hrs anomalous Kcauscr native Of the
West Indies recently employed valet by Mr.. Henry
A. Roberts, u East Fourteenth street, was yesterday
nrresed by detectives Vaughn and Sowey charged with
having different times within the last three months
stolen gold watch, 600 silver watch, diamond and pearl
pins double barreled shot gun worth $500 and
variety OF other property worth 10 oil nearly 81 500
Pawn tickets representing all OF the stolen articles
found in The prisoners possession The goods have all
accused committed for examination.
Bold ROBBERY ExrREss wAGoS-A bold thief,
whose Ia unknown, jumped into an express wagon
belonging 10 Buudells New York and Paterson Express.
which stood 10 front Of their premises, al Washington
street, Saturday afternoon, and drove rapidly away
On reaching the Of Franklin and Centre streets the
axctrec OF the wagon broke, and the thief fearful OF
being arrested, abandoned the horse and wag and
ordered the wagon taken 70 the station house and on
making examination II Was found 70 contain sewing
silk and other goods valued Al - $780, The property
restored 10 the owner.
rnr Arrxxrr 70 MuRpn Poucx OFFICERS The rwen
tyninth precinct police mistaken in reporting that
Justice Ledwith only held Peter Lynch arrested for
shooting with intent kin officers whalen and Coupor
70 bail In $500. The fact u that Lynch committed
70 prison without bail 70 answer charge Of felony
There only being 4 complaint for dsorderiy conduct
against the other two prisoners they required
give ball In $500 each 70 keep the peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28
City Intelligence.

EASTER SUNDAY AT rHs CHURCH THE IMMACULATE
CoscxrTioS.-ihe music yesterday a. tho Roman Caho-
ic church OF the Immaculate Conception 10 Fourteenth
street, under the direction OF Professor dusavus schmd
organis and professor OF music Mount ST. Vincent,
was produced IN manner crediiabe TO this popular
young composer II commenced by a mass, written
BY him, dedratsd 10 the pastor, Rev. nr. Morrogh,
which was rendered In very fine style. The chorus
sisted OF about thirty voices aud the solo executed
by Mrs. Gross, ss Fisher second soprano, Mrs. Ho
brook as alto, Mr. II. schmidt as tenor, Mr. Stenke, Of
the German Opera, baritone and Mr.. Delrue basso
The first part consisted OF the opening and closing OF the
"Goria chorus 10 I'VE parts Tho "Qr tol H., sopra
no solo; the 'Credo," particularly the "in carnaCs
Terzetto, were beautifully rendered.
BALL oy YovSo MES's ASSOCIATION IN Arp ov TIE
RoxAs CArnolIc ORPHAN AsYLux.-To-mosrow evening
tho Young mems Association Of the city Of New York
will give ball a the Academy OF Music ID aid OF the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. Prom the extensive
arrangements that have been made and the influential
gentlemen who have charge OF the same, this ball
pected TO be one OF the most successful and fashionable
which has taken place IN the city for number or years.
The Acadtmy VIII DO tbropged ~ the purposes for
ments 70 attract . large crowd
rHR RECENT FIRE IN THrRTY.srxrH STREET.
10 mn KDnoR nKRAiD.
Seeing your report Of the robbery In my house during
me nre on Wednesday morning Last which report
MI Davis great injustice, beg Of 70 state that asr
and he was honoraSly acquitted. H. STERN,
Late Of go wses Thirty sixth street
Nsw Yonx, March -, isel.
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Theatrfcal.
WINTER GARDEN.

Madame Nethua Schelier makes her debut upon sne
English Stage st this theatre this evening. 10 now
pastoral drama by Madame Birch Pfc6er, German
authorizes reputation Madame Soheller has already
achieved considerable success. both in this city and
Philadelphia leading actress In the German theatres
Recently played English at the Boston theatre Os
two or three nights by way Of test The very nAtter
ing encomums she received there encouraged her 70 at
tempt this regular debut. Her style Is sentimental
rather than sensational and the character Of Lore In
the new play ID very well suited her capabilities We
predict for 10 the estimation Of the refined
and critical, II not with tho mass OF theatre goers.
THE IMPROVISATION AND TIE BROADWAY AMrHI-
THEATRE.
Among the most amusing entertainments In the city
those given at the above popular places. Al the
Hppotheatron they have performing dogs aud
keys-at the AmOhitheatre performing bears. be-
sides . vast array Of other performances, all a.
entertaining - they are Instructive both old and
young The monkeys and dogs perform a. seosibiy
species that have rod their
brief hour upon the STAGE and storms Of merrnent
excited BY their grotesqus and unique style Of going
through their peculiar roles The trained bears put 70
blush the operations OF their namesakes Wall street,
and never get out Of temper either By the rise or
the fall OF stocks. They stick 70 their corners like
sensible beasts, know nothing about al kite nyng and
allow themselves 10 DO disturbed unless they
o0mmandoQ oy tn0lr trainer 70 go through s0o amusing
antics after which they paws for applause Both the
bulls and bears the STOCK market might take lesson
In controlling their temper from the serene oomposurs
which oharaoterizes waaces bears a Leot's circus.
ono extensive operator the street amused at
the exhibition thai he expended hundred and atty
dollars 10 the purchase Of tickets for tho benen OF tho
human bears Of his acquaintance He had dropped Har
lem In TO escape the recent tremendous smash
and was Of course, in excellent humor At no place In
the city evening afternoouwhore Afternoon
perf gveubc passed more plcasuraby than
at the Hippotheatron or the Broadway Amphitheatrs
A Ngw THEATRE.
The French artists will probably have by next
theatre. subscription has been opened TO obtain
the funds necessary and It is fast filling Tho purpose
Is build Union square beautiful theatre, which
shall for the French comedians and the German
opera Tho intention Ii render this the handsomcst
and most ortable theatre In the city We hope for
the sake Of the public that this enterprise may meet
with tho support 1t merits. M
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FuVemV61 fHVchWI FhftntST
Msssrs MUM CO. publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue for securing Pa
tents for new Inventions In this and all foreign countries
Messrs Mum Co have had seventeen yrars experieuc
IN soic,ting Patents and have acted Attorneys for
Pamnh cts conainng the Patent Laws other impor
tapt inventors iurnahed free appica
ton FERMENTATION aud advice free. Address
MUM A co. 81 Park row, New York, or
Corner and seventh streetA Washington d. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
forms OF scrofula. obstinate oruptsons OF the
skin and old ulcers. No Division New York city,
of Hraft rat
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Gouraud's POudro Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads any part OF the body Warranted
his new depot ass Broadway.
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The Navy.

AaAwAM-we creditaby informed that at the time
tho accident occurred TO this vessel she In charge OF
the most skfu pilot Of tho port, and that he alone 10
sponsibs for any Encouragement In ports unfamiliar
to naval officers they obliged to give pilots entire
charge Of their vessels freshet 10 the river probably
deceived her pilot about the strength and duration Of tho
tide that day. Therefore, appears that tho officers Of
the weasel wholly exculpated from any blanc which
may have besn attributed 70 them It will take but q
few avs repair her, when she wilt proceed TO this
port for her stores and full crew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

Hernia, or Rupture, Radically Cured.
This dangerous plant positively cured by using
'WHfTE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSS"
aud Hernia Lotion. This Truss entirely different In
principle and action from Al others in usegh clean and
pressure the back cord power Is regulated
by the PATENT pleasure Hundreds being cured who
never before expected H. Enclose stamp aud get ram
phiet Female Supporters the principe and
Shoulder Braces, capital for invads military those
inclined TO stoop. GREGORY a CO, 900 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

COrns. BunlOns, Inverted Nails, EN-.
laged Joiuts all Of the Feet
Inconvenience TO the patient BY DR. zACHAKIE Sur
geon Chiropodiss. 760 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

DIR. Marshall Cures Asthma aud Dys-
pepsa without fall Lung inhast 0ce 7l2 Broadway
filman's Building. Office hours, II to S Pm.
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PateatsI Patents! Patentsf

Jsponica-The Elegant. Certain But
innocent HAIR Restorative. Price 30 cents and g. Depot
IS Chambers
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.S2,533.072 81

fZ,o0oViZ o.
hundred and forty four passengers. who will
this morning and leave Aspinwa this afternoon
Much satisfaction has been expressed at The attention
shown the President elect o. Colombia, Senior Murllc In
sending him b. mo In United States steamer Of war.
Notwithstanding U0co tempo has just remarked TO mo
that "hs will DO short Mosluera will be the
President 10 reality, and will scnd Muro to Europe
ambassador whenever he sees 6t to do 3d."
The weather looks very much like the rapid approach
OF our old friend-ihe rainy season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

Medicaed COMPOUND for preserving restoring and bear
lying the hair Graduating scurf and dandrur preventing
badness curing diseases OF the ska glands
(such salt rheum, pimpies chiiblans &c
chaps rheumatism sweings sore throat &c, giving In
relief OF bruises sprans burns scads
&c Price Is cents Sold by all druggists throughout the
world Principal Office 37a Pearl street N. X.
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France, Ellis &c Co.-Managers.
LIBRARY. EXTRA CLASS 6i3-March 81 1854
10, 81, as. n, 1, 55, Il, 20, 8, AZ, go, S.
CLASS 6ff-March &C. 1861
Is. 20. IL. "a, 10. al. 45. 40, Is, 81, 70, s. 81
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Cloth Tags for Shipping Cotton, Wool,
HoGn, Ac, at tho manufacturers vIOT0R g. AAN0RR,
lis Chambers street.
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watches ana Jsweiry,

wheeler q Wilson's Highest prs snlar
Loci Stitch sewing Machines. No e0s Broadway.
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Prizes Cashcd In All LcGaIixed Lotte-
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers' $40 Chestnu ut street. Philadelphia.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legal lotteries
Information given sent
J. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall street. n. z.
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Phflocome OF the societe Hygieniguc OF
New York Exquisite hair dressing Price 70 cents IFS
Chambers atreet
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CristndorO's Hair Dye. Preventative
and wig DEPOT, Wholesale aud retai-No Asor House
The dye applied By skilful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

Messrs. Simmons, Rogers e Co. are
authorized deY0s!s end collections
account 2. r.. SIMMONS 4 co.
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Queen OF Beauty awhile virgin Wax
OF Antilles beutAes whtans preserv the complexion
without njurng III superior 70 anything else Remenber
Is pure white virgin iwar Manmlactured only BY HUNT
CO. 1873 South seventh street. Philadelphia Sold 81 COD
DIN0TON's, us Broadway, and all druggsts'.
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why he Troublsd with Coughs, Colds
or asy pulmonary complaint When 70 surs re-
medy yAYNKS Expcctorant con % octaincuI soa ~
KITCHEN, TYLER a CO.. 1N Chambers serees sna NO
Hudson street. and By druggists generally
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Disease. Debility. 40 price 81; sold BY MILLER CO.
Post ONCE CIV Broadway; call Dr. WATSON himself,
No 60 Broadway from 4. n. 70 r N. Private consul
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Chaps. Chafes. PimPies. Eruptions,
saltrheum flesh worms 60. cured BY 0OURAUDS Italian
Msdcated Soap. ~ his new depot, As Broadway.
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WIGS, Toupces, Hair Dye. Hair Dyeing
end Moidava Cream, for beauufyins The HAIR 81 w. A.
non IfOR,0 Bond
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INTERESTING FROM THE WEST COAST.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPION.
AFFAIRS IN COLOMBIA.
The Revolutions i'm the State
Of Antioquia.
~~~~~~~~~e~~~~~~~->>~e~>e
NEW 8 FIR o mi ECUADOR /.
ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF TREASURE,
kes Sea 10.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPION.
AFFAIRS IN COLOMBIA.
NEWS FROM ECUADOR.
ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF TREASURE.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Champion, Captain A.
G. JONES' at this port yesterday. from Aspnwai on the
10th inst have late and Interesting from the
West Coast which will bs found detailed In the letter Of
Panama correspondent.
The following II the specie list Of the Champion
Dewitt, Kittie Co. SO 900 A. Rioh Bro. $4,000
Scholis Bros... $4,000 Duncan .Sherman&Co IS .o16
j. b. Parker Son.. $500 Wells, Fargo Co. 1903 900
g. Cobn Co... 900 Order ............, IS 853
Newstader Bros :. 10, 800
ss$ztoss1s
Purser Gibbs Of the Champion has thanks for the
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- New Seven and seven ana Three
quarters octave Pisnes 70 lss,ss and e r.r mons
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Batehel0r's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmlesa reliable, nstan taueous The only psr
feet dye Sold By all druggsta Factory 81 Barclay
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Books Bought in Any Quantity, from
single volume to an entire library. JOHN PYNk. Book.
soier. Na1sau
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ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Ror sale By GEORGE o. ALLEN. ais Broadway enc doov
below Canal street. formerly II Wall street.
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Ripley Female Coiiegs.-see Advertise
ment, under head Of obstruction.
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Purser Gibbs Of the Champion, has thanks for the
prompt delivery Of correspondence and late papers