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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
urufr DQupfrfin.

Sin neuer gauosrsin inter tem Ndmsu .GdseFifrcet
PdurerCin Mr. 2" hat iGtreu Nnfnna bel Sru. gbtl,
lptl,er. Gde pUu Canal, uno GaIertro6e, acne mmtn.
Sic Gpuintutirn lit ~puldaupia aneeurmmyn, bic rrits
Giulane Nilb bcuic, WtttpCd Hbtue erbCbCu psrten
ua5 MiiQltcter to zen lih fir 6el0 n eleen.
"ietb1ter NJ eInanl neOet SGupegeir inc 8ebeten pcr.
suiere3 en- Sm Nuirdl
t2v7, s,IO) 81. %b. SrtD, 5ttretir pre- tenn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
Nerlanat fpfprt;

On elmer dmtitlu,ibtu 6dmtHt rpu 1 EtrttRtu, w.l4e
Dnttfb %rstftbeu, etp ttntftcs NdFten. sls aut ctu'ut
tehtH, Walden uRb bpGt.n lam. Gin Rui tmpfrblrrrs
trbaIt ~ltttTaien eebH. BIZ mtttR tn 9lr. 3G3 aRtl.
epInbdrbiir. l2lOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
Sta0t &eaiitrGtur,

TEN e. UN9NTI ISBS.
ScfoiHtmaduna iiir Tapici bdHtlcr!
Nraebpte fur he y,ereruug an bic Stapt pOn 9dreib.
mrtrridlien unb WehHunaS buhern nui Elm SGbr ppm 80.
Sptbr. 1868 al Werteu III sisism Bureau bis gum 10.
Sptbr. ett9eGenDenpmmen, Mtp ibnnen bic Speiiftdttps
nri bier %eingeiebet metbeu.
C2O7-l7l Spbn 81. garrcs. Reat1ratpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
0erlanat ipire.

Gin 0uieS OicR7maEtsH wtrg p~ertdu2t, better ecbR
btiabit bel 2. ScrEei ~ gr. 10, St.@alinoretr.
(Ing-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
Bill urrhGutrn mo 81 Ufrmtrtbrn.
tu ~UerFdufru.


5u DerFaufcn.
Stmipbns uub Blaittt tU
%. N shlsns S Co.
l5P2 lPty 20. 10 Sur .Gharlt'rtT.
Gu o%crfaufcn.
t$sFs Gin 0fhaps mt @rrctrft 20 td 100
S9!!s 5at sratttn'tret. I'M o. Ii@tn 5%iattttelf
VISA ci HNars 10. TN rsliihta 2]tdttibtlt tuTt
t2o9-l 9niiuS CUnrGe. At. 20, R0ys.J %aIprrtlr.
3u D%erFaufeu.
81 ssobnh 6nIsr ~ ser(ttttsneH grelitH IN Sgs
E4k Sieb., Habe ga fine rthr., afartIirsfsti Ws.
affa Nuaeblr. WORKS. AtFeers, seaiHtar. II. t. N.
t2Oll 5uI. @ourae. Rr. %. HIers -dalrtrtar.
3u p%erfGufen.
Go YIN ? 0td'8et RadtslHbaus in her EtpFcrrrs
III Hlta, lrttfH gsath- u. gumtartltr duf'F Stfs
ASaA sinaertdist NIT 4 arossn Smttn dtdfr. e7sraHt
sns 10 tgh Gats ~ ttata ~ p%er'aaifH. WruHt ,tn1
st75O Wan lnrltr ITO M. 40. IspberrD NtneD.
3u ocrfGufcn oScr III oermietbcr.
Ulelen zen her sigtisrtnw, fur ieiit 5amittu
Spda II her Hc-iGttUt0b rliirfR lte ElInt,. Pst.
,utInsth bet SunIbcrlnib 1uaam, ar "a, sus- Qblt.
%f'pFaFe' (2IO-5J
SGnb9ut 5n DsrfauFcm.
Eta Gut FAINT gut ron mustidbr u Ndtru. sDlfItn
vi Sru ttr Slatt AT ser gtals Nres. nrtsu ttr Ia.
I'D tbotidsn 81. 9cfltS Rrtt, nit ttrtm Slc1.
baufe, 8utm gpuitr, iuBaem C]9taarttn, eh.mt rrt
Misugnl jug filat Snoe uat gittls. q %mlrdata ttt
WiNhtu StnttitEt CIV AFf VNl'u heutt Eupt kTl ~
yIaee, ossr bet feiiir. 2iet, Ar. 23s. StarpGr.
C2l0-5)
Ucrldnet fufprt.
9u elmer dnrritduiibtu Mantle rru 4 gerieRtu, wtlte
Dnttfb pttttbeu, Gin ttutftcs Nldttta. slt 5ut stu'ut
teGtH, Walden Inb tG2eu ianH. Gin Rut tmpipbltrrf
tEba!i ~ltssIaien eebH. 3t melstn W 9r. 3G3 aRtl.
epIubdrofir. l2lOl
Dcrlan9t.
Gin gutes D,dedet fur cine IltInc Bamtlie. 3u trira.
Gen In 9r. lac. frriHstpnir. t2lO-lJ
Seridnat.
Gin crl rntlhAs' Dtitteu lurf Berritifn alter %vrrfru'-
member SItfdtbfiitn In ttIer lltirsn damiie. Ratlr.
tra6sn sF. SIS. aSci 'tnitimuTefr. (2lO-2l
Scrldn9t.
lin auttr SdttltrGttalit befarItlt arstit uns sIttr
sebh wIesn %9tasbsu. NatiutEGasH IN 9atprspilt lei
Jdtrb 6temne. (21o-2l
Gefudt.
Gin apttr tcuiihtr 1impntr C9tuuer); tauttntt
Ptih6fiaurl uGe outer trtR. 6u r~rfraltu bel ooh.
u. %. 900, Nr. 2l2 giabulr, C2lOlI
3n p%crtnufrH.
Cine mItitltErt llrr @uWsm.t it; ven $50 sun,
Vtttdutt tt ~. II. Vupge, Rr. 0, tdJ @ulIiHl Ct.
paulfrafe. (2js-l
Ridapl
gtn istE:ptasiSH rtaaV In ur6 Rutcul 3aNaute n |
biltl % t%trtantru. zoe Z iiBt he
t20s-l31 GRIP, b. III.
0iui0 III p%crfdufeu.
Gin autgcbeuter BrCetrta mb prpstirnsseatsn I'm
mItitrcn Stdttthelt, wtnu man tb cbut gtrAug al her |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
3u pcrpaufcn oScr m permietbcr.

S4&n ,.5ptt ntrt brcmfbluiCr In CNseduttppn, 2
kEs Wlclgt son her iatiSrtut fur ,feiit Samiliru
a~s6 ranene, wgyW auf lau1ra Srtttt %rertauft. nc
'edG n ter ae-tGutatGbu r1iirtR ite Stuntt. Rat.
%ltsllraFt. t9io-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

Gin auter rtliler Nndbe lun grltrnru hes Rdrbitr
4CttulE IN vi, Az, ptnnipIp. sNIpcnme. Cos lOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
ju p%erfdufcn

4s3s Gin ntuts, tbtU itriiass. ttetf5diact Dctnbaus
4IsN nit b~sirnerrer GtrsangsHur, parer, S%pCtieirr
kzx Iper, altbe unb fiini ggCbnsinmerIl, auf her }lil,
feits her 2frieferflfn6c 1rttatn, has 8. cauS u6ttiib
rcn Sdrdicad.r. bu erfrd9ct bet
Denrp II. Gppfe,
LlSp-l VI. D.. Qam BniltlnRa. II. Vhnllr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

Gut VrssnI!idtS Tat&,n N euer ftsirrn Mantle
@at'r g9tn lrige t,ydbit 1T Nr. l55, Glib. Annfr.
(l0q-l10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

Cine mdtitItart llrrr @uHsm'tiE; ven $50 ;ut
gtttdnft Ftt A.. II. Vuuee, Rr. Q, tdJ @hlllu5 q
NdulrTafe. (2ds-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

Die Gmribtuus cihss 6ubmad, i. @tfhifts an tinSn
itbI saugtdrfu epeqe nGhe ttr Slattartnie wtgtR VII
rsie nah ZEN Ntlen. Nahpliraaen IN her Cry, be
Ainttce. t20D-iOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

NcrIdnat.

500 StNtittr, ur feline Wb Neu5bnlide RGde AZ
mattn. Der bthtt Epbn WITH bctatIi tti sHiefcnfetb
y So, Nr. 2l2, @pttfSllUmertt,. (2U5- IGj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
Serlaagt tim sein&t.
Rdtecr S%rrfauof


Gm quite S'der2t,ur. RObiuflaam Sci q. Ridhpf
ion, @'. 29b, "latrsu Gfe her SSmtrfslir.
tpTF-tI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

". 9tutcr s S0buc MAIDEN 6isrmit tbren ~seebrten
Auuttn bie In,eiDs. taB lie itr @aartnl0Ser ppn Rr. SO,
NGcrt S1Itinorelr., nab RT. Is, Iurc.s 5uiparbftr.
rerlcJt blben.
Sin roafdnstssS Eager Spu Giitnpaareu, 9aumatc
rtdItelt. setrI,ctlen 1t. I, IL. ptr6 iprtWdpreuo ali ebi8eI
Ylaie vlH III Ran b%illi0lcn greiieit 81 insen ietn.
INu1. 3 gMitJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
3iOaSl1nle.

Gas neue Sdulilt r btaiunt SIeitiidg, ben |. Sept,
Nh nnbme neuef SdJIt.r 0icnGnJ Mte Wittpp6
perteu ppbltsun, nit ibrsu armelSuneen %parttltf AZ
t in; ba nur cine tsi&raRIge NusdbI ppn nGusi Stulern
Au ia me fIten tann.
Nesinn teS ilnterrid)ts: Ornrernas, ben 8. Sevt.
@ COf-l1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
3n pcrthufrn.

Gin attsr ttutihtr Sttmpntr (9tmer); taurne
pt'hdfiaurl uue suter ecbn. au ~rrfraltu bel Sob
u. %. 600, Rr. 2l2 giabrlr, C2IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

Gin outer Earlier, I'm siutn gartierldlVu " ittr.
nebmsn, TT rNriSiuplc's Sptel", 8cIbsbprp', NVrss
%9arplmd Elm fer outer FloB 'ur Sincn suirn 9arbifr.
Oltelte tret. 9neasH %ipnftiaSr SeslnounGer ptut, man
lb iirtftltt ~ 9apt. !. ". Sppal, 8rispVIb'sSStt
@oleabgr1, NC. t2O0-lII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

spsau Abrtiie mad BtutitlanS sias gDirtbihdii mil
ntbriabrtGtn ~dtlv an ciuer GItrr taae, No PIC Nphr
o 9ertne ,uidnl.l r|nlptuInen lhl 600 9tg 0tcr yet
fault rertrt. gbcl 'dAt bic G~rprttitcr tee %~Srrrtp."
INaITIpnD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
SdnlcrOFnnng.

Sic 5d,uie Scr ecutid,rM c5entCinse III Sdlpcri=
0trdfe brsinnt ir gHtnleriemeler Montag. bon I.
Get WrrsenS 80 ubr. &c her frnGte nibt, wie cS
Crrunidt Gepeien mare, nit hem l. Sept. ~teaonntu
l%rerten, pa be Ginrittuna Ter neura S6ule nod cine
QGpte BCa, Irruht.
SrpIember, (2UT-l4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
Wiuin III ~pcrFnnfem,

GH IstE:pttosiStS rtOuV IN MD autcm !3utlute
tiltl ~ vertaufea. zoe z iiBt bic
l2Os-l3l Grp. b. III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
lie sutasbtutt eddtrrt nit Gcntlrrti in Nr. ~
@prc' Srpnffr. t2O9-lD
YStflio III o%rrrnufcu.

Gins autasbtnbs Spirtbibaft nit 1sGhduS. Saaott1
tiib. WettsH uns 3dbetor III peaeu @cthditevr sntSrirI
Natwir 'ern RerscR.gdt ven GbarleS. y. @dltimrTr
= tr.. RolfUrut. I20l m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

SIM @crrprucrs 3nhi ute. Ettc5riae, we, Elm tr.
iatrtntr teuifhtr tttrtr, nm IN her WGthtmdnt uut
NCidi8Niuit NrlUtlittI uEiCrytdt ~ r~r:teuen. Die
grucUunta tiut5 fclfei SUliEetrtrt pigs am 6rttida.
II. Scrt'r., atntabt urteru. GeHtttircrse ttltfbeu I'D
itr,rtIih inter her dutlase ,trtg Nercit an Ten Sru.
Pdfrr q. "a. Z sBalsrun, giege,le, MT, su wmetu.
GOO 1Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
Serfeiseruusem.
Seffcntlidber Dcrfauf,
GIrd =. 2t. 8cnnett s. go.
d SdWriitS YerfGui.

W. Inter une ffaft sites ven, %aitffucr:r elaet.
@eritte In. Der Seitld5aatnts .allse ulu Snrp
aearn Grodett ~srld0fuen Srittls perse Id am GTsitaa,
4. Sept. 1865. @lerGehs II Iltr, an ruRres' Auis. anl
5a6t Der UiDidinfi ase, sie Sdaluppe IN. 2. Scntis
fpn" an zen MeitbttieHbei aegen NaargdbilHa ptrtau-
zen. >. VI. DAVID, SNtrlf.
COOLED ". IL. Bennett u On, Nnfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
WrrIaMat lpcrbcn.

en- off ]entltttt Niatd,I, ta5 "a tcder, na1ttl uus
20a, Remington HiNt Ftuti-. RID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02
&. Nuapp'S SMMle.

Die estrfpnSsn fur has ,gpintsr Salrlatr %tesinnsn
met uraen ,r auinabme ncuer ShIler rereen I'M
4auie er Wp6e ~sntsestn 5cncmmtn. Suswdrti8e
2 ilcr baten his AT cti8em Gage ehtiutIeHsr.
C.0S-13J q. Sindpp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

SYsA ssobuh Gufsr ~ serftIttmsH prtiitH In Sus
E4lk Stgb., Habf ga tins rthr., afartltrsf;ti; Ws.
affz Aunrblr.. Rere.e AfFeers, spaiHtAr. n. T.. n.
COB 5HI. @ourac. Rr. 20, Hess -Gdlrcrihr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

B'eei lhirtre bSl;etnt -@resrg iUr s'an,reaf. eS n
aHa, @aa niche I'D in her 0rp. ;, vt. Cl53-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

Gin auteS seutites VIA hsn, rcldts rdfttn unb
buBelr ldHn, aud G'wdS Iu Igptn psrlrht, In elmer iltt-
nsr tdmttt, Or. 1850, prUrl., ypti8tn 5%prdtCad. uRb
W~ir'strrnl T. t20p-lO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

Sin gut enpfrbttnss WdsGru fir senSbHlthe Sdus.
alb'ti. 3abwtTdasu in Nr. 2Ss, Ch.Bapsttetr. On.
LID com SrCatWus. (2O0-lD .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

gin Nuisr @ittrasrGc mn Elm esbrturrts. Rabtu
tTh8ea tet BiIb. Stauni. Nr. -, Oh.Jdutttsar.
I'M. HHN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-02

fSs9E SaUlrr p Iduitn mne ~ strtaufn In alcn Jtci.
Az len ttl etatt pttts sen $o0o-s2D.Jo aud
H5zA wtre HE GtulieRBpS wa 0shnpRRen duer Nrt
ttntB tsictst. ". Sprit.
tlu5l5 3gPt) Rr. 20. Hanil iEt.
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
BOLD ROBBERY m BROADWAY.

Two men, whose acquaintance the police are par
ticuarly desirous OF forming, yesterday afternoon
entered the establishment Of John Hcitncr, diamond
and jewelry setter, in Broadway, and inquired for
the proprietor. One Of the clerks, who happened to
be behind the counter, politely informed them that
Mr.. Heitner had gone out but that he would return
TO the store In short tme-c0uld they not wait
I'll he came backS or course they could, and
they did wait, much to the loss OF the
proprietor. In one Of the cases on the
counter there were several trays containing diamonds
and the gentlemen In search OF Mr.. Heiner declared
themselves very highly pleased with their general
appearances. Wonld the clerk be so kind "a TO show
the precious stones to themf Two OF the bags,
tanning diamonds worth $4,000, were placed before
them when 10 the inexpressible establishment OF the
clerk the two men placed them under their coats and
darted out Of the store II they were afraid that the
proprietor they few moments before wanted to see
would come In little sooner than would suit their
convenience. II liz almost needless to state that
when the clerk had sufficiently recovered from his
astonishment TO give an alarm bold strangers had
made good their escape. The detectives have the
case under Investigation.
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
YACHTING.
The Atlantic Yacht Cluh-


The annual election OF officers OF theAtiantic Yacr
Club, Of Brooklyn, was held on Wednesday night at
Its rooms, and the following members were elected
to the offices for the ensuing year,
Commodore-Sheppard Homans, yacht White
Wing
Rear Comm0dore-WiIliam Peck, yacht Hector
TredsuTer-H. Herbert Higgins.
ITedsurer-Henry A. Gouge.
The Trustees elected were:-Thomas W. Sheridan
yacht Alarm; Edward Harvey, yacht Agnes: Thomas
Galatea; James &. Gregory, yacht Comfort; John b..
Norris, yacht Bonita; Thomas Clapham, yacht Qui
vive; Henry G. Walton, yacht salus; Thomas C.
Fowler, yacht Leopard; James T. Spenkmln, yacht
Mystic; John X. Halsey yacht Fanny; j. Roger
the meeting was numerously attended nearly an
the yachts being represented by owners or by proxy
and the number of members who were not yaclls
owners was unusually large. Four new members
were elected, who will bring new yachts into the
club, and the neet will number some forty yachts.
with about one hundred active members, when the
yachting season shall commence.
The club adopted uniform similar to that OF the
New York Yacht Club, with the exception OF the
yacht button and monogram, and amended the con-
sttuti0n SO as to provide the office OF lieutenant
they will be appointed by the owner OF each yacht
and be commissioned by the club and will be author
lied to represent the yacht on all occasions when
the owner shall be absent. They must, however, be
selected from the members OF the club who are not
II was proposed to open the regattas Of the club
yacns o. any @ Other yacht club who Would return
many thought that other clubs might not be ready to
accede to the proposition the subject was laid
until next meeting
A general wish was expressed that some means
might be taken to unite the different clubs OF the
harbor Of New York In some general regatta during
the season. and perhaps under some general oganiza
tlon OF all the clubs Of the Atlantic coast
The Atlantic Yacht Club, among other features,
win have during the coming series OF cham
pon regattas for the privilege of carrying cham
pon pennant, and regular weekly excursions for the
members generally and their friends.
Such are the features OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
for the coming season,
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
SHIPPIN q NE w S
PORT or new YORK, MARCH l2. 1868.

Arrivals.
REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
schr Edwin Palmer smoot Demarara 2s days. via New
port March 8, with sugar and molasses, to Abbott
Schr Martha Wright Wright, Virginia.
Schr Annie Hicks, Johnson, Virginia.
Schr ID X Burton, johnson, Delaware.
Schr Sarah Cullen Davis, Philadelphia.
Schr Willie Potter, Somers, Exabethport for Fall River.
schr Effort Nickerson. Ezabethpor for Providence.
Schr Louie Smith, Crie, Ezabethp0rt for Boston.
Schr Rushing, Scofeld Elzabcthport for New
Schr Jas Hoffman, Edwards Elizabehport for New Lon
don.
Schr Gold Leaf, Bcebe, Ezabethport for New London
Schr N steelman Webb, Elzabethport for New Lon
Schr II Painter, Hawkins, Newburg for Elzabehport.
Sloop North America, Ten Eyck, Ehzabethport
sloop John Adams, Hallock, Elixabethport.
American Ports.
SAVANNAH, March 12-Arrived, steamship Zodiac Bos-
ton.
Cieared-shp James Jardine, Lverpoo schr Attic Gar
wooi Boston.
WILMINGTON, NC, March 12-,Arrived steamship Mary
Sanford, NYork.
For other Shipping Ne,cs see Ninth Page.
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MARCH ls ls6s-rRIPIR SHEET

hapds, far as may bs In our power, and to encou
rage him ia the prosecution OF difficult and arduous
Yet most honorable task namely, that OF bringing
to an amicable conclusion controversy which, II
unfortunately It look an unfavorable turn, would
lead to too disastrous to be dwelt upon
for a moment. Hear, hear.) i can, therefore, with
satisfaction only repeat the acknowledgment OF the
noble lord personally for the fair In which he
treated this question: with respect to his predeces-
sors as well as TO those with whom he Is In commu-
nication, with which commenced the few remarks
have made Hear hear.)
The motion was then withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

s..-S-A-R-S--A-P-A-R-
ainos the active properties from On
VATM RGsohNT One bottle Of this remedy
o e sd the Of
a ss Ss
assnt with physean EXCEPT as vehicle to convey more
and the remedies put forth great sur.svss and
rilia root or extract are inert and useless IN the
more Ssgravatea forms Of disease The only and
RILLIAN prepared BY DR.. Raaway; One Of ihe
POUNDS Of the sarsapara root used makers of the
advertised sarsapar Let person who has been using
advertised sarsaparas try bottle Of Dr. Railways Reno
paran will prove great power Of this remedy and the
utter and useessness Of the ordinary decoctons
If afflicted with skin Diseases pustules letters black spots,
spoonyus win eradicate these blemshes clear
smooth and beautiful skin.
II Sores Ulcers Tumors Cancerous or soughng Ulcers
Mercurial or syphlod, the Resolvent is radical cure
susering diseases the Kidneys Bladder urcthrs
II there are brick dust deposits white threads like sk
and restore the urine to its healthy and natural color
Iyou suffer from ca,arrh or Paralysis of the Bladder If
The Of water & m Of The urine ssan
@ss5
uiar Degeneration Of the kidneys The Rcsolvsni VIII care
Sd Po ~ ss ns
ssss ue It v VII stop ssy IS, Id waste 3 Of the Inns e. and
ent expecoratc with and will stop the trouble
coughs The theory Of is explained Ia DR.. Rad
ways medical book, "Fese and True" IN press.
Persons afflicted with Lung Kidney Bladder sn Syphilod
No. 81 Maiden lane, from II TO r NJ Consultation fee.
Persons at distance by writing their win receive
attention Address Railway, NJ d. ~ Maiden lane Price
of Sarsaparlan Resolven l bottle; six bottles for "a
See thai the word Sarsspars the label OF each bottle
N B.-Ladies suffering from weakening discharges ute
rne difficulties that the Resolvcnt IL safe and
pleasant Every lady should read "False and Tue,
upvyy bnp Nh gfratta dresa Rndv
Co., 81 Maiden lane, New York Geo. G. Goodwin, No. 3
Hanover street, Boston,
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
MEETING OF WESTERN IRON MASTERS.

[From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
CINCINNATI, March IL, 1858.
meeting OF the iron masters representing every
iron mill west Of Pittsburg held in this city on
Tuesday, and representatives of each mill were
selected to attend the convention Of iron masters
which meets at Pttsburg to-day. The object OF the
convention Is understood to be to advance the price
OF iron from the present low rates.
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
LECTURES LAST NIGHT.

Love- COurtship and Marriage.
Last evening the first Of course OF three lectures
was delivered in the North Baptist church. corner of
Christopher and Bedford streets, by the Rev. Dr.
Burchard, on "Love, Courtship and Marriagen AL
though the weather. not to say anything Of the hor
rible condition OF the streets, was exceedingly un-
pr0pitious, there was large audience, who during
the course Of the lecture gave frequent tokens Of
their interest and appreciation Of the subject Strange
to observe, however, the subject OF courtship was
not to most OF them; for at least treefourths Of
those present had already passed their probationary
exercises and were beyond the stage either to WOO
or win again. The reverend gentleman commenced
his discourse with an eloquent eulOgum upon love.
its inspirations and emotions. Referring to the fair
Of women. In no other country In the wOrld-not
even France, where pOliteness was prOverbial-
woman so much freedom, SO much respect, SO much
protection, or 30 much real opportunity for innO-
cent enjoyments as in America. He described
the principles which should regulate courtships and
which, first Of ALL should emanhte from love; for love
was the tallsman which seldom failed to beget love.
Filtration he strongly condemned and pointed out
the evil effects OF that system unfortunately pursued
by many. Love should nvigorate the energies OF the
soul and stimulate one to the attainment OF superior
excellence. He was an earnest advocate OF the mar
riage state. Young men looked forward to 1t as the
ne plus ultra OF earthly felicity and not without
good reason. He described in pathetic terms the
happiness Of home, and drew Q beautiful picture Of
the cOnnubial state generally. Among few sound
practical suggestions he showed that love alone
should be the great incentive to marriage all other
considerations being set aside; that the first unlind
word should never be uttered, then the second
would not come at all. The lecture, which was in
terspersed with humorous and pathetic anecdotes,
was listened to with much attention.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
BY @. Il. GIRARDEY a CO.,
NICHOLS ]. Holy, AuctIoneer,

Js
On1ce-NO. IL Exchange Place.
CATURDAY. August 4. s0s. at ne O'Clock
~ at the Merchants and Arcti0neers' Exchange on
Roy city ofNew Orleans Nirtue u order the
Honorable Edward H. DuTe Judge, bearing date the SOh
day Fl June 1868 At public auc viii be sold 70.
Of the estate CT John Gordy Bankrupt the following described
property, to-vit: ....
The SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parish Of Sc.
Mary, State Of Louisiana, described follows:
]: A CERTAIN TRACT or LAND, together with tho
buildings and IS lying and being Ia
parish OF - Mary, both sides Of the Bayou CypranOr
containing gsI acres less bounded north by the
press swamp, east by the land belonging Gallery.
south by the sea m.Ik and by lands presently Il
Carey all being in Township IA south Of kange7
computing all Of Sections and Of said ip rs
acres Of which hAv been entered by j. L. Daniels
Douglass Wilkins, and afterwards acquired by DR. r.
Scott and 2 25 Of which being entered the
L. p. scott
AID ALSO TWO LOTS Of forty t4m acres each OF
swamp lands each being IN Sections &c and Of said Town
ship IA south OF Range the being contiguous
and supposed the southwest quarter Of northwes
quarter Of Section rs and the southeast the north
east quarter OF Section "a acquired by said John Ordy from
DR. e p scott BY act Of sale executed before Parkn
1859. - -
The above desc rbed properties win sold with the eera
cate Of mortgages from the Recorder of parish b be
tsehed to the acts OF showing that there
CAGES or Judgments resting said properties the assign
ees being responsible for no other guarantees
"a fERMs-Cash on the IN U. 4. Treasury notes.
Act OF sale together with the u. q Internal Revenue
stamps attached at the OF the purchaser NJ
0ernon ESQ notary public