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ARRIVALS.


i
s ma.s na.sSslm aSs 81
ssssnssp cy OF Bamoe hence for Liverpool 3lst lat "A
q TO- Ion "a eschaased nigh: signals With North German
steamship Colorado Orr Green Liverpool March %, and
Ssnso"3 Ssa si.S wte miss ana sc PASSENGER 70 Williams
a'na "a q J. IS Steamship team is'aa lsl
se,%shp arsd1e El.raae, Galveston March as ey
Yves. ah %sa Sr mass md 70 y Mallory Co
snd sw Pass 2Ssh with mls passengers to Frederic
mdss ana y. sseneers Lyneson Fox Co April g. on
s.sa m,hp h,secea clyds chcaea.r wmInsson, Nc. %
npSs %ia - na to Hand
sS,Sro with ss aas passengers TO the Old Dominion
stsamsh,p Brunette, Howss RhfaaeiphIa with mdss 10
Fsaaa:! NV woo Ss" Bedford with A'' and
w sSR Rss: sss Jane. @ ss e
son seaman. fell from Vie jbboom and was
snip An,,rc.ic tBr,. Mcs.oker Lvsr,osy 20 a.y. with
Banks steamship ColumS,a henc. fer GIas
Boyd EssssS Hai rans Westerly @n sais: al.
S:;s .sf csss s.sY, xa
WITH %d:.
.oH&Fw Meyer Had strong westerly winds during the
BARK Dsya Sist... ses Rass,pos. wym., rsp:.eo. II
ware spoke brig Eunice, from Ooboy Island for Phaie
srg NJ Wilbur !Br'. Locke, Havana 10 day. with sugar.
ss. s;:s s;;P s.,
Som: Has Sssa days. 10 sSss S':s y
Hatteras with srohg NV winds.
5chr Sarah Helen Gray, Havana, days, with fruit,
Crocker Wood. Had fine weather Hatel and has
been days north OF that point with strong NV Winds
schr Matilda Brooks, Jones, Jacksonville days. with yell
low pine to master.
schr Knchantress Covert Savannah days with mdss
Mccready 4 Co. -
schr Ohioe Hatch, Georgetown &C. sdays timber
Jones Pearce.
schr Sarah Layina, Anderson, virginia.
6chr @ Wright Cropper, VirgniA.
Schr Brandywne, Ryder Virginia.
Schr Lady Woodbury., Smith, Virginia.
schr Esawyer, Ssper, Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Miller, McCiee, Baltimore
6chr George Henry, Murray Delaware
Schr Belle, HoVes, Rockport-
Sohr VIM MAILER, Murch Boston.
Scbr Mantle, Greene. Taunton. n
Schr King. Cook. ProvdenceN
schr Elisa PhsrO, - Providence.
6chr q Burnett, Burnett, 8toninRton.
Schr Vermion, Lockwood Port Jenersoo.
Schr Alien, Ke!so Glen Cove.
Sioop Fred Brown, Gardner. Providence.
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,, u. r,spe Ph,nney, Melbourne; ,5th Martha Ride
cs@s % aras s 81 sasa gssiasy las
PosrrAsb March 2a-Pu in scottish B ide, Allen from
F1FsPs. N s'i9ss S'5f ssnon s'aas'so
PSnasd 1s s', s:n sssd Orleans. psrAan SYor
Hashs %ssss sfS Port sy, sss aaSo5 R sns. 1871
0sSsss; ST,es MarsH Aved kr. or
VS. and short q gsoSs oss ssa
ton distress 3h VIM FishsS iBr Barney Mary, or' TOT
Sailed "a srown tBr). vapsy. NYesk; ssa aTAldo'
RassooS, FEB i.-Arved BENZ Bangs, Rocko. aeas'
a Sss y,ssAss D.s=.s rss. pa.. B
John Dinmuek, winclea, Puget Sousd; 18th, Q aus
Sailed sa Cingala NsiIson, NYork; assA America
Tsxni March sl-s.ied, j. Montgomery, Pwkisa. Few
port Eng
BOSTON, Aprl 3, AMArrv.d, bark Caroline lBr GrbAs
Lonion :snr. cygau' Small Ponce PR; onya1s snss
Hssin. SS" caPti., A~ood Ea,sera Light eos sndN8
.Sn Rich aa ..s, x, nyors v
f
sailed t.iad SSE to NswR.rs. As.., aoushsoss
Ss A'n'
CHARLESTON. April 1-arrived, scar Damdn. Johnson
ao Ho 6sorssso~n' 81; z.sia. ids: L:ss xsinds~
Arrived, steamship Magnolia, Grower, Nzork' 'cs
sssS sshss w.n.s. asSsown SCI EesA- s.;,s e ss 2.
10y r ksos LONDON u. .ss
sn h. w
lev do Tor co Arrow r, McIpoasd NYork 70, IaifaIt
pl.r n Nal 80 ~, ccar A. r. a yohn R. Gr~. n n.r.
Fs &; ss:
n t;inrd cierrold saen FOR ds: Ainira Wocisy. Kine
Gloucester for do Mathew vssssr Jr CHRISTIE PA mouth
,hsh ph,,,rs wnnA
sobr ob &c Cara S Merr,cT I""'p' '-A' 'n ~ 0o'
schrs fsav ~ m. r.ks suvcr Rail- HhtA ,fd y
R,rirv Enea Wstserfal n 4 Mct,shsn d lershpu Jes.
se smIth Rllow n Thorniise intrenid a II inn ond
q I,.wson krandvwi,. Addie Wsnon Rnena Ara T.
F,eb Far Wtna Pints Marian Draner ! aldafdsK KxhI
Ront Gentle Octav,a A Dow warv ianrdon q s Hlw aH{s.
Henrrv CrosEev A- D'"' mary NN"s''" -
sd AM-Arriyet br;ss Mary Chaae Mcdonald 1t6n Lad
fer Boson Ha,,,es b.Sop. WasS. Porsisnd ~ M.t.s.
zaa schrs Sse n Bateman Phila COR Boatop:
ham Lncon, pi do Tor saoo gman Cafes. HtseoEsa
Sor Al onnh'. i,m.scr J.na.or Wet A
W. W1on o spch do sor sa, 2n,t n yorx R .er for
ot .sse"i =. ~. aG .IAt -.
Aus Amea naa'1s LOT IN sast1.s
,..T ~ Sa vasA ns wI.m. bi,.nu % S ~
~ .o1 sucs
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SHIPPING G N E w s.
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Almanac Ter New York...Tais Day.
Sun rises ...,.. 8 81 Moon rises. morn 2 25
Sun sets....... 6 20 High water. eve ~
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 4, 1859.


Captains and Purrs Of vessels arriving a this eor, WIN
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD 10 our
regularly authorized agents who are attached Steam
Yacht neeI The New York Associasd Press do no. nov
collect marine reports attend 10 the delivery Of packages
viii bs seen by the following from ne procssdnss
Of the regular mosthly meeting. held March Z isss.-
Resolved That aud after April lsfA the Associated
rrcss viii discontinue collection Of shIp the
harbor OF New Yosk. Passsd unanimousH
~ tbs once Of tbs Herald steam yssAts JANIS and
yRANNerrR a. WhitshAi slin Az coUsmunications from
And 10 the astoa Of inward bound wee
ssls Wil be toruAyank DuAA1 eharge
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MEXICO.

Revolutionary Troubles In the North-sccret
aIanlfestos Against the Juarez Govern.
menf.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4, 1869.
Later intelligence has been received from Mexico
via Acapulco. Revolutionary troubles continue In
Northern Mexico. Long rebel manifestos were widely
circulated in secret in Acapulco. Tney denounce the
intrgues duplicty and despotism OF the Juarcz gov
ernment and urge It's overthrow and substitution OF
Porfuo Diaz some other popular leader at the
head OF provisional government.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

ing our mall every morning We wa.N 70 see the
orders of our correspondent dictated aIIe. the
close of business hours yesterday. The pro-
posed limit Of one cent for every five hundred
miles is simply the creation of barrier which
we believe to be wrong With equal justice
we might apply it to our postal system; yet
who would advocate to-day that we should
charge postage at the rate Of three cents per
half ounce for every hundred miles? Let us
have, then, truly American spirit in adopting
this great reform, and discard the Old World
idea that five hundred miles is an immensity.
The fallacies of cost in transmission will be
controverted by the facts of experience in tele-
graph practice, just as railroad practice has
taught that trus business policy inculcates
the carrying Of through passengers at a lower
rate per mile than local travel.
There is in thsse fallacies of the present
Telegraph managers another evil, and it is
welded to the bill now before the Senate COM
mittee It is the fallaoy that private enterprise,
meaning themselves, can do better in building
and managing telegraphs than government
can. We propose to meet this prepOster0us
claim with practice, not with argument. Let
the appropriation be made of sixty thousand
dollars, asked for by Mr.. Washburne last year,
for the purpose Of building an experimental
postal telegraph between Washington and New
York. We shall then know what it costs to
build and run telegraph line. Our great error
was committed twenty-five years ago, when
Professor Morse asked for an appropriation of
thirty thousand dollars to demonstrate the
feasibility Of telegraphc communication be-
tween Washington and Baltimore. The money
was granted and no man has ever regretted 1t.
But his major proposition TO make the tele
graph part Of our postal system was rejected,
and there we erred. To-day we have to repair
that error.
1t is the commercial portion of the commu-
nifty that is mainly interested in this great
movement, and their duty is to take the matter
into consideration and to act upon it. Con-
gress can hardly take mp the bill before the
proximate adjournment, and the interval
affords ample time. During the spring and
summer every Chamber of Commerce and
every Board of Trade should discuss the ques-
ton and adopt resolutions and memorial to
Congress asking for suoh action as they may
deem best to promote the commercial interests.
We call upon them to do this in an enlarged,
liberal and American view OF the vast results
involved. Let US have postal telegraph
system worthy Of our name and nation. The
press has spoken and is speaking everywhere
IN favor of it, and let the merchants do their
duty to themselves and to their age
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
MAINE.
Large Fire In Saco.

SAcO. April 4. 1889.
The Chadwick block occupied BY grocers. was
badly damaged by fire this morning. Tue occupants
were Emerson Co.; loss, $4,000: insurance. $1,000,
In the Manhattan Insurance Company Of New York;
Storer Chadwick; loss, S. 900; Insurance. ST. $50,
10 the National Insurance Company OF Boston, and
D. j. Litteiled who is insured for the full amount
or Ills loss In the North American Insurance Com.
pany OF Philadelphia and the National Insurance
Company Of Boston. The total loss Is 4l0. 900.
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SER.ous LL.IeRCAIiaN.

"About eight O'Clock last night Daniel Curtin was
stabbed in the left leg by Thomas Walsh. The In
jured man was sent to Bellevue Hospital" This curt
inexpicabe despatch was sent TO the Central ONCE
about Ten O'Clock by the sergeant on duty
ut the Seventh precinct. Neither the extent Of tle
wounds nor the residence Of Curtin were mentioned.
II seemed ~ be of little concern to police olcialS
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
l.vHCd CT A Yacht.

The launch OF q schooner yacht OF 800 tons mca
surcment, which has been built for Mr. George Lor
Hard, OF the New York Yacat Club. win take place
at i've O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, from Messrs
Poillon's yard. foot OF Bridge street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
Another Attempt to Assassinate
the Viceroy Of Egypt.
THE CONSPIRACY FRUSTRATED.
Demolition of the Fortress Of
Luxembourg.
The Spanish Army Contingent for
the Present Year.
CUBA.

Butchery OF a Cuban Family by tho volun-
tecrs-Spanish Emissuries Endeavorina to
Enlist AIen-Prospects OF tho Insurgents.
WASHINGTON. April =. 1859.
Recent letters from San Juan de los Remedies,
Cuba, give particulars OF the massacre OF Sehora
Arre0ndo and se7eral Of her children. Her husband
had jsined the insurgents aad she was entccd
within the Spanish lines with her family under the
pretence OF meeting her husband, when the whole
party were butchered by the lufuriate volunteers.
Several pretended agents OF the Cubans, supposed
TO be Spanish enIssaries have been endeavoring to
enlist various individuals without authority or sane.
tion either from the provisional government In Cuba
or lis representatives here.
II appears from authentic information from the
vicinity of Santiago ie Cuba that the insurrection
steadily progressing. Wen informed Cubans in
Washington believe the insurgents have by this
ttue, or will in few days. have secured seaport.
Havana Weekly Financial and Commercial
Markets.
HAVANA, April 4, 1869.
The following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc for the week ending April 3:--
Sugar steady; Nos. 10 to IL Dutch standard. sH q
sA reals per arrcbc; Nos. IL to 90 Dutch standard,
0k II reals per arr0be; stock In warehouses In
Havana and Matanzas 21l, 600 boxes. 1900 hhds.;
exported during the week from Havana ana
Matanzas:-To foreign countries, $1,000 boxes;
to the United States, $1,000 boxes; to foreign
countries, $500 hhds. Molasses sugar active
at Ga TX reals. Muscovados, fair to re1u-
ing. quiet; saies at HasH reals. Moasses firm;
cayed 8@5 reals per kes; muscovado, or common,
7h reals per keg Lard steady; In terces, 2osc.; in
rs lb tins, 2sSs. Flour heavy at $40 at 81 90 per
bb. Butter cuiet; sales at 35,sc. per b. Talow ac
1--we at loSc. PER 10. Bacon buOyant at A4c.
22Ae. per Id. Honey firm at AZ reals per gallon.
n n W
aulet at $40 50 per arrobe. Petroleum armer;
dull at SO o 50 80 per Dbl. Hams active; common
sated eoc. per b., sugar cured 2ic per 10. Lum-
bor-felow pine steady ut sis per 1,O10 feet; white
pine in demand. quoted at $22 per 1,o0o. Shocks
Box, the market Is supplied; quoted at 5ss o
G3s reals. Hogsbeads dull ct So. Empty
hhds dull at s.. Freights declining on account Of
surplus Of tonnage In port; per box Of sugar to
Northern and SouGhern ports, 81 81 81 Is; Per
hid. OF molasses 50 q IS; per hhe. sugar, 81 10
Sc; per 10 faiinouth and orders, 4os. 41E. Cd.
Exchange on London, 1lsl 1914 per cent premium;
Paris par; United States Gu days In currency,
"a 23 per cent discount In gold, per cent pre-
MUM.
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HOLLAND.

Demolit OF tho Fortress Of Luxembourg.
PARIS. April 4, 1869.
The actual demolition Of the walls Of the fortress
Of Lu1emburg has commenced.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April 4-Unted
States bonds are nrm and nve-twonties arc quoted
ct e7h S7h for the Issue of lS6A
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SPAIN.

Tho Army Contingcns-Nuubcr Of Mcn
Wanted for the Present Year.
MADRID, April 4, 1869.
Marshal Prim, the Minister OF War, has asked the
Cortes to grant contingent Of $4,000 for the army
for tho year 1889.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Sale Of vnlsable procislyn Property, now
owned BY Mr. Samuel Lart fernerly senior palmer O. the
day April at Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway. JChS
SON MILLER auctioneers. rhese lots elistbly sa-
ated high and dry AMI GOOD grade and from eir
several railroads and the small amount Of cSsb
re1uired fail meet the Of those desiring
purchase for improvement investment sas positive and
without Title ndspr,ab!e frilted aSsracs frsa.
Maps particulars the auctoreers once 2 NaSkA0
sI eet, New York, l57 street, BROOKLYN
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For First Class Prinfiun OF Every uc~crfr.
ton 60 tho metropolitan job PrnIin: Lsta III sa "
A.u
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Good Lie Insurance Cnuvrssers, sS Liberal
terms wanted, BY old city company. Aacsess special
Terms. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Royal Havana. Lottery. .-Infornss alton fur.
nished by addressing xoINTiRE CO., sI6 Canal street.
aud L. Chatham nrses.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Ecafncs-, Ecouou,y and Dcsppfch Tcrn hiwrd
IN the erecron of orders Metropolitan sb frsting ksA5
hshuent "a Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Pamphlets, Law Rcporss, SC, xecufed
with nestnss quicksess and despatch, per
cheaper hs at other printing The cl,.
., the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING 1s.ABI.ISd.
NENT, 81 Nassau street
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-A.-Pockct and Table Knives, Carversb
Razors, Scissors, &C., wholesale and refah.
J. CURLEy 4 BRO. l32 Nassau ssrssl
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Nfis-isquoi Spring. Wnter--9ufy Kncsvn
remedy for amt all diseases Of the ssneyA Sod
erussista Depot, bS5 broadway. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Important Nofice.-rhc Havana LOTTERY,
articles have appeared IN several papers The nteA
States that the Royal Havana LotiefyOr cuJa
be discontinued authurizcd by the A INF isior n
the Lottery state that there truth vhps
reporz- TAYLOR co, La Wa A lrces
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

wiss, Toropecs and Ornas entail Hair.-Bese
LOkS, IL Bend street.,
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Fstnblished In 1SuO-Thc Mctropoi Stsu. Joh
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Purify the BIood.-Dr. Lsugsey,u Rnot urd
Herb Rlers qsapse the Ss,eni regulate tie bowels,
store e appc hs strengthen the body
ais NJ from ocpi liver dsordered siomac im<,w or bsl
blood Sold ID all druggets.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Tho Rnmouz Corner--OS ,Nassru street,
sorner Fulton The Metropolitan job ntng Estabshmeat
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Whlis Waiting for Cough "tc Go as 70
came" you arc sowing w OF consuptlon Be
Ter ry al once JAMES EXP9CTORANT sars Tor al
cousds and colds sold syW where
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Cristadorr,s Uneauaiied Hair ID ,s---ssId
aad applied al his Wig and Scalp Factory No. ga House
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Consult Hill, Iaimitab'e Cater OF II cir nr6
whstes for suitable shape or style Studio s5S oadws
Shaving, dyong. sc-
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

American Waifham Watchcs-Thc Most Re-
liable tirnekcepeYs made. For sale at lowest New Y0rh
prces. Z. b. BYNNER CO., Is9 Broadway, N. :.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Bafcholor's Hair Dye.-The BEST In eas.
world The only perfect dye; harmless reaoe nstsr
QUA Factory 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
rlffer Tenr. Have been shca hy NIa

A.-Neuralgi1-Rbeuma atism.--siencral F,irs
num- n Fourth avenue cured BY Dr. FIrLEkS vsgsts.slo
Rheumatic Remedy. Depot IVA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Circulars Of Every Description md fofi~eS
meetings printed In the neacst possible 1T
hours notice, and twenty-five cent ess ID In
other similar place "a ei At the AE1RoPOI1 AN JoA
PRlN1ING ESTABLISHMENTS, "a Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Eiffer Tears Have been Shed by MANI, .
iuckess Of her personal charms.
preseace Of Tan. Pnpes fress ssi!owness suntaa,
lie 6nes Eoughness Botches Meth, Rn.worm ohss
OF the number dishs surenens to which the cuce
tnuay SUBJECTED unless the perfect andote for all teese
evi,s u applied in the shape OF GOURAUUS matt hi-ss
Italian Medcsted Soap, which 10 MAKE the ska white
inint transparent allah
GOURAUDs Lily White is the best cosmetic for
ousy whitening and sostenny the akin. GOvRAuDs opsd
article Tor pariug roseate hue 10 GOO
cheeks and ips. GOuRAUD's Depot A3 Broadway kAS
A. M, sfre<
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

A.-Endless Match for Sale Mt all Cixns
stores.
l. II. TEyNENr L CO., sole agents, scl Pearl strssa
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

P.rcrs man sS% s Gssss as S.s. the
BaIch,s T. X. l.. Rye Whis'sey, Distil III In
copper BY farmer distilers,
old fashioned way, 81 7j per gallon Cal and Anaisa
Ds'"sse' 'se VI gficrI BIOS fse Greenwich sross
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

Sisare1~ schr Western Star, crowet carasnsa
M s s9 sss $ @ ssa as or SR
the siS the sr;a Queen, Tyne Docks N
A Sale Of vnlsable srocilyn Property, now
owned BY Mr. Samuel Lara formerly senior partner q the
dsy April k1ehants iii Broadway: JOIN.
sss ss: ss tas
%es ss was dsns =
purchase improvement, inyes,men sas positive and
ps Maps and % s.:sss
street, New YORK, and ls7 Montague street, Brooklyn.
A:-Poshss s and ..,.rt Table Knives. carvsn.
Ha'0'' S''' j. oURIps 1ss Bao % iss Nassau s.r..
American waitham waschcs-Tbc Most Re,
ass pes. sisSsn @ Co. % IS bPs.ss.s, Ss tsf'
A.-Endless Match for Sale ut all Cix.s
l. II. TEyNENr CO., sole agents, asl Pearl strssG
=, =. Err
Ssssy Depot ss'sa "a
Bitter Tear, Have been shed BY, SIan,, !.
iuckess maiden tue loss Of her personal charms tho
,.ss.s e an r1ps o. 11ss
Of ss ess ai.6 10 Which the cu,cs COO
% .pna :pSs qss: s S Ss Su 'I ms az
italian Medestcd SOAP, which MAKE the ska whs
81 q Il, % he % S..s sI
ousy Whitening md soennY the akin GogRaups .oss.d
eheess and npa GOURAUD's Depot ass Broadway kAS
/, <s Bond street.
Baicho,or's Hair Dye.IThe Dss, IL sas.
ous. Factory 10 Bond street.
BnrIscr,s Hyrsufus-Ercs from Greasc. the
only article 70 make hair sow ,Sc bottle e2s Br'a awA
BaIch,s ]. x. L. Rye whls,.ey, pistill Il IN
0 = = ps ey s.on m Cal su ne
D''" Bxicu Bros, ise Greenwich srs..
Circulars Of Every Description md : iotices
printed the possible amer
hours notice, and twenty-five cent ess h an any
i'sis &sisisS i'Tls Ifis's street, JOE
Consult Hill, Inimitab,e CATER Of II cir nre
wh.ters for suitable shape style. Studio sss sroadws
Shaving dyeinG, &c.
Cristadorn's UneauaIied Hair u. ,s.--seId
aad applied al his Wig and Scalp Factory No. ga uouss
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Established In 1SuO-Thc AIctropoi Stau. Job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street
For First Glass Prinfing OF Every ucscrir.
ton to tho metropolitan job Prniin: Lsta III hm sal 70
Nassau street
Good Lie Insurance Cnuvrssers, sn Liberal
terms, wanes BY an Old city company Aassess special
Important Notice.--The Havana Lottery,
state. A. 1. s 5 have s sy sssn II " s
le discontinued we are authorzcd by the Af ni ior Al
reports ''' ' TAYLOR Co, .is @si sirsse ~
rri--isruoi srring wnter--0pIy Knosvp
sass ss%say ser Ispc iapSss sns 5 aU ssss S'"
Neatncs-, Economy and Dcspuscb Ccmhircd
the erecntion Of orders. Keropohsa sb frs'sns Es,As
Opening the 5th. .s APRIL ra,d tho F'ssiew.
eEADor has The honor p INFORM ha aat, sa3 sss cue
sSs..s IN e ss ss son. of sa
Ladies' radsrwesr, me Nasins, &c.,te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17
Keep the Circulation Active,

A free and regular circulation OF the blood is
essential to health. 1t places the whole system
in q state of active defence against all unwhole.
some influences, and is an especial safeguard
against the inimical effect of sudden changes of
temperature, and OF damp and cold.
Improper attention were paid to this important
fact, there would not only be great decrease in
the number of cases of stomach bowel and renal
complaints, but also in the number of deaths by
consumption and other pulmonary diseases.
At this period Of the year, when the dividing
line which separates genial from an Indictment
season has just been passed, q course of HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS will be found
Of invaluable service in improving the condition
of the vital fluid and gently stimulating it's flow.
Violent coughs and colds, like intermittent fever,
are the frequent effects Of chilly atmosphere
upon a debiitated organization. Diseases Of the
kidneys often proceed from the same source
How essential it ia, therefore, for persons Of fee
BILE constitution, to invigorate the vital organza
ton at the commencement OF Winter. Fortified
by warm clothing without, and HOSTETTER'5
BITTERS within, the frail and delicate may brave
with impunity an amount of exposureian hard.
ship which, under other circumstances, would
PROSTATE them on bed of sickness. Let them
consider this and be wise in time.