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90 BRIsTOL'S SARSAPARILLA IS A RARE
and Invaluable combination Of vegetable remedies Of
tabshed medical value, end from its peculiar properties
Is almost infalible in all complaints that arise impu
rites Of the blood from the morbid action of the absorbent
and glanduar systems from constitutional ndiosy ncra-
cies hereditary predsposion and general all chronic
and long standing nrmes and irregularities of the hui
man frame To enumerate ell the diseases in which has
been found to be sovereign remedy would be to make
this notice much too lengthy and only here sug
ration and resr him =, n The pnbic ps
pers for more detailed intelligence respecting its ccacy
in nearly all OF complaint except those ofthe most
ordinary, endemic and epidemic character
Sold Wholesale and retail by VIM Burger 30 Cortlandt
street Rushton Co Aspinwall Milhsus Pharmacy J
Lyme, Bowery; Trppe, Division st and2ii Futon and
druggists generally.
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GO To morrow is positively the last day of the In.
dian Chiefs ct the American Museum and their farewell
benefit on which occasion Mr. Barnum will bring out ell
his attractions Tonight and tomorrow will therefore
be the best opportunity OF seeing group of fhe most in
teresting Aborgnes that have visited the Eastern
cities The Kentucky Ministries greeted nightly with
the most decided marks Of appreciation The style othe
other performances well known to need word
Of remark.
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OLYMPIC CRcUs.-BENKFIr OF Mr.. ROCKWELL
The performances this evening are for the benefit
of Mr.. Rockwell, the popular equestrian director of
this establishment. brilliant array of attractions
are presented for the occasion, and we anticipate
crowded house But few more nights remain for
the public to enjoy the delightful performances given
at this superb place of amusement therefore, all
must take advantage of the first occasion pass
evening here, or they will lose the opportunity for
ever.
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90 ANOTHER NEW WORK ENTIRE, FOR SIX
AND A QUARTER CENTs.-The New World. for
Saturday March a. will contain entire Agricultural
Barclay, of England This il book ofthe deepest inter-
est to the people OF this country Emersons Lecture
Domestic Life delivered at the Tabernacle Tuesday
evening. Letter from Mr. Aldrich. Capital Punishment;
the subject reviewed in connection with the de-
bates at the tabernacle Ouranus and the Stars apo
logue by the author the Spectre OF the Lagoons Letter
from the author of the Political History Of New York.
Foreign Files; Scrap Book; Musical World Apollo As.
sociation Presidents Message; News, &C.
Subscription price So year in advance Single copies
81 cents. Office 30 Ann st.
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a,- SONNET ON oouRAuDs BEAuTFYINo

Freparat0ns.
Naught can womans charms eclipse q
More than hair around her lips;
Naught SO dull look bestow
As a forehead and low.
Quick the blemish then
That oershade the smiles Of love,
And the encrosching curse eject
From the throne of intellect
10! the medium reveal
Gouraud's famous Poudre Subtitle
For tan and pmples his my duty
To recommend his Eau de Beauta!
And to the salow, biown and wan
HIS Liquid Rouge and Blanc dEspagno.
To found o,y this city at 81 Walker street. one
door West of Broadway.
Poudre subtitle 81.
Eau de Bcaute 81.
Vegetable Liquid Rouge 80 cent?
Blanc dEspagne 70 cents
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE-ExPLosIoN AND LOSS OF MANY
LIVES yesterday, about 5o'clock, P: M, the ex-
tensive pork packing establishment of Messrs. Pugh
discovered 10 be on fire The fremen repaired TO the
spot with their usual alaery and while engaged in
combating the destructive element, many were on
the roof Of smaller building connected with the
casoned, 1t is copjectured, by the combustion of
gas generated by the tire inside the building, which
was very close.
walls of the other thrown outward, buryng many of
the fremen and spectators under the ruins, while
some OF those on the roof sunk into the house, or
were preclptated TO the ground, some few without
material injury. At this moment, the flames for the
first time burst out. The conclusion Of the air was
great that persons the opposite side of Walnut
pork. were thrown down, and part Of the upper tier
OF barrels were thrown upon one or two, whose
limbs were broken by them.
Such was the CONSERVATION created BY the shock
OF the explosion-which was heard and felt in dis
tant parts OF the citythat several minutes elapsed
before the spectators recovered from the panic AS
slstance was then given to the sufferers, some of
whom were ;dead-some so dreadfully mutlated
and wounded that they can scarcely be recognised,
many OF whom died In short time, and some may
possibly recover
We understand the bulldingand its contents were
No such heart-rending and tragical event has ever
occurred In our city, If We except the explosion
board the steamboat Moselle, some years SINCE
~ VIII oe fseVera Gays before Inc tHll particulars
OF this terrible event ascertaned, and the
Der of the sufferers and the extent Of their injuries
are known.
Those who were. killed and soon died of their
wounds-H. S. Edmands, Joseph Bonsall, Caleb
w. Taylor. of the firm Of Woodruff 81 Co; Mr..
Collins, Catholic Priest, G. Rice, John Blake
more, - Chamberlain.
Geo. Shillitto, badly injured.
The following persons, members Of the lndepend-
ent Fire Engine and Hose Company are ascertain
ed to have been hurt.
=
Tre. right arm broke, and injured in the hip Jas.
Wilson, ANGLE smashed Joseph Thornton, badly
hurt; Alex. Guthrie, slightly do; p. Powell, blown
into the canal, slightly hur.-Cincinnati Daily
Times, Feb 26.
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CALAMITY OF THE WALL STREET PREss-We OBJ
that some Of the Wall street papers have come
out quite savagely against the grand ball, which is to
be given at Tammany Hall next week, in honor Of
the ladies who so nobly resented the insult offered
to their country at the Ashburton dinner. This is
in wretched bad taste. We venture to predict that
thlsball will be one Of the most brilliant ever given
in this or any other city. The patriotic ladies' Of
New York can present an array of beauty not to be
surpassed in any city under heaven, and there will
assuredly be glorious mastering Of them at this
ball
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oo- you WHO WILL NOT pELIExE IN FACTS

90 YOU WHO WILL NOT BELIEVE IN FACTS
proved to be positive and nvarable, need blame your
selves only for the bad consequences Of your unbele
That leather made into boots and shoes can be made i'm
pervous TO water by the Oil Of Tsnnn sold at II Maiden
Lane, now proved beyond doubt Those who prefer
lumber ther feet with India rubber Shoes 20 with
their feet and cold, till they get the consumption
advised not to it, but all sensible people will have at
any rato for may be had in any sized bottles BY the
gallon. All who harness carriages should II for
the leather. 1t soens and renewst in the most surpris-
ing ard incredulous manner
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LATEST SOUrHERN SHIP NEWS,

March 2-Arr Delos Eckf-Idt Ponce, PR;
Mary Elizabeth CLARK, NYork. Cid Washington, Shankand
New York; Bourne Bradley West lndics Squire Broth.
Sieelmau, Cien'uegos.
BALTIMORE, March Arr Henry, Messerey, ssisn-pas.-
Point. CID Ca,harine, wingste 81 Thomas and mkt
Topper Dukehars, Nassau mp Sid Humphrey, Gait. New
Orsans; Patapsco. N,ck-rson, Boston.
ELIZABETH CRY, NC. Feb 25-Arr Stranger Nckerson
Indies; Maria So,ners forks Island; Charles Wiswe do
Sid VIM I Bryant, Evert,n West Indies.
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Trial OF ComnnanAsr nlcEen.ie.

MACH 2-Aner the preliminary proceedings this
ning Sergeant GARTy recalled and
py the JuDeE ADVOCATE, but his evidence was unm.
portant.
Mr. SEDGwIeK read the following letters =
MAY 1T PLEASE IHK CoukT -
Testimony having been given certain private let
tiers OF Mr. Spencer which read by me to the crew
with view, as has appeared in evidence disabung
their minds concerning the individual who had been
srumental in seducng them from their fidelity and as one
OF the means within my of restoring subor
dination, respectfully submit to the Court the following
ecis letter. explanatory OF the circumstances under
which those letters came into my possession.
The answer TO that letter abstain from offering 10 the
Court as conflicts with decision of the Court already
made. tr tI ..r0
Very respectfully submitted by
Your most obedient
ALEX SLIDELL MCKENZIE
Commander, u. S. NJ
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GOLD "A vein of gold four feet thick, from which
two hands in three days raised one hundred bushels
of ore, worth $40 bushel, has been discovered by
DR.. Stephen Fox, near Meckenburg.
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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. very impor.
tant matrimonial alliances have lately been effected
between distinguished members Of the aristocratic
circles. Among them we have been informed, by
special express, OF the following marriage in high
life at Coney Island:-
son Thursday, at the Government House, Coney
Is and, by the Right Rev. Lord Bishop Parvenue,
Premier Prelate of the Island, Baron de MoDimo-
rency TO Miss Clotllda Martha Jane Montrose. ninth
daughter OF S,r John Brissy Montrose, late Comp
troiler OF the Fisheries, &c. The Baron de Mont
morency Is son and nephew to four general officers;
ne also belongs TO family who, before they took
Ihelr places among the nobility Of Coney Island. in
the eievehtn century, was noble family of Com"
,nuniPaw Inc witnesses or one side were the
Duke OF Muscles, Lord Scolop, and Sir James Crab:
on the side OF the lady the Marquis of Clans the
Earl OF Lobster, and Sir William Horsefoot. who
claim their descent from the house of ST Criso;n.
Alter dyen< IN tourohete, the happy psir deoar,'
ed in coach and four Tor Squanlsum and Plum f;nt
where they will spend the honeymoon.
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Sales OF Stocks 1t Philadelphia Yesterday.
Hslo0 City e 1851 lo4; $3.50 Lehigh o ls45 a. IS
shares Mechanics Bank l53 do do Is; 100 do New Or
leans Gas Bank 81. After Bosrd-2 shares Merchants
and Mechanics Bank; II; 30 do do DO III; $1,000 Ken
lucky o. 81 100 United States 6, 1852, 1885 so2 do
1870, 81
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90 THE PILES.-It is proved to certainty that
the genuine Hays Liniment from Messr Comstock and
Ross 20 street. will cure any case piles either
blind bleeding. All those that afflicted with this dis
tressng complaint Rnd relief by its without fail
Mem Orleans pcper.
Lane.
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ATTACK ON New YORK AGENTS OF IRISH EM1-
GRANT SHIPS "A most malicious and unfounded
attack on the highly respectable agents and ship
owners engaged in the transportation of passengers
from Ireland to this port appeared in the Sun Of
yesterday. The following is the ar,icle:-
IL to be amented that the individuals engaged the
Irish emerant importing business in this country and
Liverpool should be unprincipled aud inhuman
to deceive and then plumber their euded and credulous
country and make their miseries minister TO their
siness and amusement. Passengers arriving here,
state that handbs being circulated in all parts
seating that laborers in great demand in the United
States and that wages high in order induce
grafton this country they make and that
large numbers in Ireland believing these statments
making preparations TO leave for this country the ap
preaching spring and summer We call upon the press
once Irish citizens should apprse without delay
their friends home Of the knavery and fasehood
temp to be pracuced upon them, and thereby defeat
far as in their power the industrious efforts of such cha
racters notorious at Liverpool for their frauds and
robberes of emgrans to- and their equally vile friends
and correspondents here.
So far we have been able to ascertain, this is
most wanton and gratutous assault on the charsc-
ter of the gentlemen engaged in this business in this
city. We are assured on the most unquestionable
authority that the assertion, that improper means are
employed, and false representations made BY the
agents and owners Of the passenger-shps in order to
induce persons to emigrate to this country is alto
gether fabrication. Indeed the whole tone and
tenor of the article have quoted Indicate that il
owesit origin to very different feeling from bene-
violence. The attack is characterized BY the most
undsguised malevolence, and we trust that the
well-known and respected gentlemen whose cha.
racters have been so'grossy impugned, will take ap-
propriate means of repellin this unjustifable as
SAUL.
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90 PICTORIAL LIFE OF WELLINGTON-so
cond cdon-Now ready the second edition Of the pic
torial life end expsits of the Duke Of Wellington, illus
rated with portrait and ortvthree beautiful
This the hest popular life OF the Duke published
Single copies % cents--Sl6 hundred Agents
have their Of ders supplied Office 30 Annst
J. WINCHESTER, Puslisher.
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NAvM-When the Henry Kneeland left Monte
video on the 2Sth of December, the line of battle
ship Delaware, and large irgate, supposed the Co
lumola, was laying outside. The Commodore was
at Montevideo and would leave nt two or three days
with his squadron, for Rio de Janeiro.
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Tn EoiyBURoH REvIEw.-Mr Winchester has
issued the first number Of his cheap republication OF
this celebrated review. tis fors sale a, the Herald
Literary Depot.
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w.. iament was about the floating dock at Brooklyn
~ ~ snow the Senate decided that one of Gilbert's
Floating Docks should be built at Pensaco-
be built at Brooklyn az ali '''" The Honse s" them
v,I.udny SAD, plague on both your houses, 're-
e no nn uI Ina, ,s amendment, and decided that
members graphically and grammai,caIv exnyessed
1t. The House then adjourned
mere mas been very severe snow storm here,
and snow lays six inches on the pround
Many OF the members have been giving ,b.;r f,ra
well supper parties at Walkers-the SANDY Welsb,s
of Washington. He bought 100 dozen of Lord Asb.
burtOns fine wine when he left, and to the horror
OF the temperance people, the members have drank
Is dozen of this short session 1t had the effect
making many of em ask, "Where am I to 20 -
U. 8. SUPREME CouRT, March Samuel Humes
Porter, ESQ.,, of Pennsylvania was admitted as At
torney and Counsellor Of this Court. No 80. M. A.
Court Uuited States for Washington, DC. Minus
tice Daniel delivered the opinion of this Court re-
yersing the judgment of the said Circuit Court in
s,s cause with costs and ssmssnd!rg the same for
United States ct al appellants vs.. Peters heirs ct
al The argument of this cause was commenced
by Gen. Jones tor the appellants and continued by
MIR. Coke for the appellees.
TREASURY NorEs OursrANDIvc, MARCH LIST, ls4s-
Amount outstanding OF the issues prior to the slst of
A. A. recorded in this Office, ssseo7ss "a
Deduct cancelled notes in the
hands ofthe accounting off,
GERS, 2s,9s9 IS
Notes issued under the act Of
the Slst August, 1912, aO25554 90
Deduct the amount
redeemed and re-
corded in this
Office $6,l64 3s
And in the hands
of the accoun-
ting officers $500 90
.064
sois6so 50
,ss7 As
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Registers Office, March ], Ie4S.
T. L. SMITH,
Reg. IVY of u. S.
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STEAM snp ACADIA, Capt. Ryrie, for Halifax and
Liverpool, left Boston last Wednesday. She car
RED out 1000 letters and 30 bushes of newspa-
pers. All letters received by the late morning mails
were despatched. she also carried out l6 passen-
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STEAMSHIP GREAT WEsrERN.-No sign OF this
steamer yet. She now in her twentieth day II
is nov certainly time for her to make her appear
ance. The packet ship Virginia, which sailed SIX
DAYS before her, arrived yesterday morning, making
az excellent winter passage. To-day, we think,
will hrnR forth lie Wesfern
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s,e42.7so 80
s,ols,sso 50

llsSs,ss7 d
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, March !, ls4s.
T. L. SMITH,
Reg. IVY Of u. S.
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the doings of Congress today! For the very best OF
reasons. They did scarcely any thing worth writing,
strange as il may seem, on the last day but two OF
the session, but it is true
outlay in tine last was passed, rs to 10 but as
the rules not suspended, il would not be sent to
the House The Bill to extend the charter OF the
Banks in this District to 1855 was also finally passe
rs to Is; but Tor the reason did not reach the
House. The House Bill 10 relieve poor Ann ROYAL,
was rejected, 16 to ls.cMr ARCHER begged the
Senate to take up the Bill, (Which passed the House
yesterday TO provide for the appropriation TO carry
out the Treaty. Mr.. BENTON objected, and said
they could do it tomorrow. Several private bills
were passed, and then, without touching the General
Appropriation Bill, the Senate adjourned Who
would believe there were only two days left of the
session But the fact is that the wings have not
twothirds to suspend the rules, and the locofocos
don't care il there isn't another bill passed
In the HOUSE, the business was equally un-
important. resolution was passed that
The Secretary of War cause plan and
estimate to be presented next session, for
Hall for the House of Representatives. There is
talk OF using the library room tor that purpose.
mass of correspondence from foreign governments,
relative to the operation of the Tariff, was ordered
to be printed. long and dry discussion took place
about paying and continuing the engrossing clerks.
The slight amendments by the Senate TO the Fortf
cation and Indian Treaties Bills, were concured in.
And the rest of the day consumed in consider
ing the Senate's amendments 10 the Naval Approprl
iion Bill. The House agreed TO strike out the
clause which says, the person the head OF the Me-
vice. The House stuck to their clause that the man
At the head of the Clothing and proyIslon bureau
shall be Captain in tho Navy Mr.. Charles niger
soil, one of the most able, influential ana remarkaole
members in the House tried to geti an amennnienl
hat no part of the naval appropr aons should go TO
1t out the 80 gun African Squadron, but u was yo-
ted down This and the yesterday show the
strong influence Mr.. Webster still has. The last
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Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Tuesday, Feb. ~, l94S.-The
Board met at ooclock p NJ Alderman Balls in the chair
all the members present. except Aldermen woodruff,
Jones, Crous and Bonnell.
Several petitions were presented and referred.
Resoiutions-By Alderman DAVIES that the Committee
Lamps and Gas what terms contract
be entered into with the Manhattan Gas Company to light
the lamps that be erected in streets where said
pany have laid their mains. Adopted.
By Alderman SrEwAar-That if the Board of Assist
ants concur the Committee Finance be authorised to
lease for two years such part of the Long Island Farms
as is not required for the Of the children Laid the
table.
ground at the foot Of Duane street. for milk dairy
Adopted
The Board then took up the "Tax Bill providing
for the lsvying and collection of in the city
New York. with the amendments of the Board Of Assist
ants.
The amendments, which were OF a trivial character,
not affecting the principles Of the bill originally
passed in this Board taken up separately and
Cured in without debate.
The Board then adjourned till Monday next at O'Clock
PM.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF SILVER PLATE On
Thursday night the residence OF Mrs. E. Brincker-
hof, in Albany, robbed of large amount Of
valuable plate. II consisted Of nearly one hundred
pieces, some OF them large and massey, and others
family. The robbery was committed by Alexander
Horn, German, employed by Mrs b. as waiter
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have raised Bonaparte, or involved die two coun-
tries in such Improbable, long, and bic, ody wars
AS il is in the affairs of common life, 1t is in
the affairs and intercourse of nations The line of
duty and Of safety lies in fair, libA raj, honest,
and equal system, Of dealing with all alike neither
seeking or granting undue advantages
A. JONES.
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BREASTED & JOHNSON,
ENGI,Ish SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA;
CHARI.ES DIINNE WATERl,AND. PRINCE

nAyAiNS1A' lSL.h1M,SDS, pr M ~ 66fh;nr,y.,
THIS Academy established two ago under the
homage former ntendeni General OF the Island and
other Of the nobility aud chants Of
TINS city eocdactcd the plan Of the German Evmna
sa;" Of the nterroGative" ALI the
scholars understand English language and Of them
speak il h4bitualy and nueutly
The Principal has ths cIperence OF schools IN France Ger
many England and the United States His chief aim
give the youth entrusted TO his practical knowledge
those branches eta police education which required IN all
active careers and are p H., r,.,;..
Fro German md History 6cogrs hies
Napiru Philosophy, the wactca part of Matchmaker and
Drawings Of yaTions kinds.
Prossson Of dive NATIONS requirements reside the e.
tabhment all the
from the director.
such signal success attended this plan OF tuition,
yera pupils uudcr twelve OF and
two foreign ancuaxes perfectly incGibe and
those of riper years, correctly and easifv:
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also Of other
anguage thus placed within the reach Of the youth of the
United stes, without its being necessary for them to
nquish many which from anEngzh ed
ucaton The object OF the Principal 40 desiring to receive
youths from the United States TO facilitate the requirement
woa douby repaid them BY the iaer and to introduces
here the manly spirit Of the English schools he young cit
Of the United States have nothing tear from the cir
the house being spacious and stuatcd heahiu
spot sho distance from the city; and containing within it,
limits hns bath and compets Tor the prese
have passed the the scoo in perfect health As
the puncipal married man. and his vile and sister have
s OF The department; children are received at any
We terms $500 per annum payable three in
tnns There are extras clothes and books.
Refercnces-MkSSRS. CHAS. DRAKE BROTHERS.
ALEXANDRA MORALES, ESQ.
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-Pub
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 per an
num--postages paid--cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
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postsges paid--cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of
the Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the lorgs circation Of paper in this city,
the word and s Msfore the best channel or business
the siy country Prices moderate-cssh in adj
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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o. We advise those who want good furniture
at low price, to attend this day at 10 O'clock 4s
Amos street, 9Th avenue, as advertised in another
column.