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GENERAL ORDERS.

GENERAL ORDERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb. 49, 1874.
In the deepest grief the President of the United
has instructed the undersigned to to the Army
that from the accidental explosion of gun yesterday
board the United States steamship Princeton the country
and Its government lost at the moment the Secretary
OF state the Hon A P UPsHUR and the Secretary of the
Navy, the Hon. 4. w. GiL,IER
Called but few days since to preside the admins
ration OF the War Department peculiarly painful to
the undersigned that his first official communication to
the Army should be the announcement OF calamity de-
privng the country of the public services of two Of
most accomplished statesmen and popular and deeply
teemed fellow citizens Their virtues talents and par
otto services will be retained in the grateful reco
lection of their countymen and perpeuated upon the
pages Of the history of our common country
Deep may be the gloom which spreads the
munty has pleased the Almighty Disposer of events
add another shade by blending in the melancholy catas
trophe the deaths OF an eminent citizen Virgil Maxcy
Esq lately Charge dAflares to Belgium, gallant and
neritorious officer Of the Navy CHIEF of Bureau, Cap
tain Kennon, and private citizen OF New York Of high
and estimable character besides Others citizens and
sailors, either killed or wounded.
As appropriate honors to the memory Of those disn.
gnshed Secretaries halchour guns will be fired every
military post. furnished with the proper ordnance the
day after the receipt OF this order from
the national flag will be display ed at half staff during the
same line and all officers Of the Army wi II wear, for
three months, the customary badge of mourning.
VIM WILKINS,
Secretary OF War
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,'En1ALE PHYsYCIhN. Dice and residence rs or-ss
witch between Courtepdt and Liberty weys
hs be consulted With the stctess confdcncs
laipts incident to the female frspna
Madame Eesteiis experience end knowledge
oe.tinate cases q emsle .egpase suppeos
ladies desiring pTopar raedeel attendance daring conr es
other indi.poston will be accommodated during tusS
Preventive Powde" for married ladies' whose delicate OF
recerious health fosbid too mpid nsreasc Of Will a
age All letter. posspaidl addrsssed box CSC, Now YORK;
8oston Office No. Essel strest"
~ B-Madame ASTElA would inform ladies fesidiaS
Of the city, whose health would admit Of uyeps.
a she would devoto-her personal attendance the 81
NY part Of the United Stsa within reasonable distance
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From the National Iutelligencer. March IL

The CALAhroUs ACCIDENT The bodies Of the
lamened Upshur Gimer, Maxcy, Kennon, and Gardiner
were brought to this city yesterday in cons from the
ternoon they passed from lie death by means not less
fleet fatal than fire from Heaven. The cofiins
conveyed with due solemnity to the Presidents House.
snd placed in the East Room there to await the Funeral
ceremoni les.
The gloom which fell upon every spirit the first
OF the sad accident board Of the Princeton
visible in every countenance yesterday Responsive
Message Of the President the subject both Houses Of
Congress adjourned Immediately after adopting Rcsou-
tons expressive of their feelings They will meet again
Tomorrow only to attend the Funeral which appointed
to take place on Saturday at ii O'Clock.
No death has occurred in consequence of the terrible
accident besides those mentioned yesterday except that
of servant Of the President "a colored man) who was
near the gun at the time of its exploding Those who
glad to hear generally less hurt than supposed
and are doing well.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

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Fulton street aud original work on Mstrmo5y IL;
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emissions and al the arising from secret de-
This work contains so pages matter and the great
both in country and Europe nyes gang all diseases Of
the genital organs render this book invaluable both
and those physicians who the diseases
mentioned ncuabs without mercury They will bee hId d
mercura treatment the Of the authors
and rational Of those dangerous and de
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Baptist"J - 49,.
New YonH, June l5 1895.
To On. yAyNE:- r
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NOCTOR REIL

mr. BELL continues devote his attention ldailv I'll +
W. the removal Of Private Diseases IN every sag Al
aggravated or unsucSfssiuy
by pretended thoSe labor
destruct effects OF mercury or quack
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and permanent.
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GENERAL, ORDER

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Feb 20, 1874.
On the day after the funeral honors have been paid to
the late able and lamented Secretary of the Navy
guns the number Of thirteen will be fired between
and sunset mourning for the space OF thirty days
will be on the left and the flags of the vessels
in commission, the Navy Yards and Stations will be
hoised at halmast token Of respect to the memory
of the late Captain Beverly Kennon Chief of the Bureau
of Construction Equipment and Repair, who had won
for himself the highest rank of the service by the faithful
and dgent discharge Of his duty and by his acknow.
lodged gallantry and uniformly oicerlike department
L. WARRINGTON,
Secretary of the Navy, ad interim.
By command of the President.
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mr.. CARPEN Err continues 10 administer the afflicted
and unfortunate at No. Patients who have sui
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stitution, and Of complicated and rremediabls disease
Dr. Carpenter after aetice Of thirty years. enabled
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DR. Carpenter bess leave add that he is regularly educated
e. the pofes,on ctntate of New York Stale Medical
which this city is swarmng r 10 I'm &c
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GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, FED. ", IS44.
As mark of respect to the memory of the late Hon.
THOMAS w. GILMER Secretary of the Navy, who at his
upon the important duties with which he had
Iaely entrusted and for the able performance of
which his whole previous life the guarantee the flags
of all vessels in commission, Navy Yards and Stations
be hOsted at half mast the day after the receipt Of
this order-mnute guns to the number of seventeen
are be fired between sunrise aud sunset and Grape
is to be the left and upon the sword for the
space Of thirty days. l.. WARRINGTON,
Secretary of the Navy, ad interim.
BY command Of the President
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILAprLPHIA Mar below, Ada. and Elizabeth Jane -
BALTIMORE, Feb 29-No arrivals Cid Fenax Wilson, N
Orleans; Jane and Jas Power Keene NaSas NP NJ,
Providence; Armid. TTefethsu p0ru%opih NH PASSPORT
Boston Below Mariner, Knowles. Charleston for Richmond
Saturday blown twice and lost all the deck load Of
Prompt from Boston for Baltimore and Gen Harrison, from
Aer,ndr Rcsrd Anderson and Saldans went to sea this
B,ltimore Ar nth ET.nee. Burt NBsdord Erin Gardner
Henry NE SO miles ship with M in her fore torsa Sid
Mary Jane. DWELL and Lady Lake, Lumpkin. NYork Chan
pom, Nickerson, Boston.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES
AEADAME RESTIIT, EEMAI,E PHYSICIAN n

A inform ladies who with proper deiicacy, have repay
the treatment Of their complaints except by Of their
that all she attends them personally her
peence pacc. aad knowledge enables her to do shs
lesms this she does not wish TO be
cassed with continually appearing and disas
pesring, advertising Female Physcisns" who too
and incompetent themselves obliged to yet
less xaorsnt guaet experiment. instead Con'png
I'D Liberty Hors Of sticadssca ffoD "a. NJ tos
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HlILL's IhUS-ES

NOTICE TO IUfTURED fEhcoNS-
nERSONB aMetsd with may rely upon ue 49,
nstyumeutsi aid the world adcds on application a ths
sips towns in the United Srs Be careful 70 saamns ne
ksek ped Of Hus ue. % see they are esHo d "po Ii
rood. without his signature .: ~ u.u,.
ssebrasd usses and thousands are imposed upon n csn
quence These limitations be relied nron pey AZ
by raskilfs mechanics axd better ssn the ofd
rosses
Tor ladies' havng sepats from the business oea
where female 10 attendance .s 1os
ssws3e usr,suu ~ lnre
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From the Madisonian.l
Message Of the President.

TO The Senate and House Of Representative of the u S.
have to perform the melancholy duty of announcing
to the two Houses OF Congress the death of the Hon
p. Upshur late Secretary State and the Hon. Thomas
w Gilmer, late Secretary Of the Navy
This most lamentabe occurrences TRANSFERRED board
the United states ship OF the Princeton Yesterday
at about half after four O'Clock in the evening" pro-
ceeded from the explosion of of the large guns that
The which the Government and the country have
sustained by this deploabe event. is heightened by the
DEATH time by the same cause of several
distinguished persons and valuable citizens
shall be permitted TO express my great grief at
currence which has thus suddenly stricken from my
side two gentlemen upon whose advice confidently
lied in the discharge Of arduous task OF administering
the Office OF the Executive Department and whose
ces at this interesting period we're of such vast mpor
lance
In relief Of the public which neces
sarly accompany this most painful event affords
much satisfaction say that produced by
essnes naention the part Of the officers and
casualties which, greater less degree attend upor
every service, and which are invariably incident the
temporal affairs OF mankind will also add that 1t in ne
detracts in my estimation from the value of thu
improvements contemplated IN the construction of TIN
Prnce,on from the merits Of her brave and distinguish
ed commander and protector.
(Signed) JOHN TYLER
wAsHisoror Feb. Goth, Is44
The Hon. JONI NILsos Attorney General OF the Unitet
States will discharge the duties OF Secretary of State
inte,rm until successor to the Hon. Upshur shal
The Department of State will be put into mourning
for the death OF the Hon Abel Upshur late secretar
OF State and all foreign ENJOYS and Ministers of tn
United States and other officers connected with the Stat
Department, whether at home or abroad will wear tn
usual badges token of grief and respect for his memory
during the period of thirty days from the time Of receiving
this order. JOHN TYLER
February 20, 1874.
COMMODORE LEWIS WARRINGTON, Chief Of the Burea
Of Yards and Docks Is appointed Secretary of the Nav,
al interim until to the Hon. Thomas w. Oh
msr appointed and will without delay, enter upon tn
duties OF the ONCE
The Department will instantly be put into mourning
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Co. In consequence of the recent melancholy &C
cident on board the United States ship Princeton
the ball intended to be given by the Secretary of War
the 7th of March will not take place.
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and the officers OF the Navy will the usual badges
in token of grief for the death Of the Hon. T. w. Gmer
late Secretary Of the Navy during the period of thirty
days
Minute guns will be fred the day after receiving
this order at all Naval Stations and board all the ships
Of war
Similar orders will be issued in token of respect for the
memory Of Captain BEVERLY KENYON, late Of the United
States Navy, and Chief OF the Bureau of Construction,
who had for himself high rank in the service by
the faithful and dgent discharge of his duty and by
acknowledged gaanry and uniformly correct and officer
like department.
(Sgned) JOHN TYLER.
February 49, lS44
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From the National Iatelliaencsr. March T.,

MANoHs OFFICE, WAsHiNGTON NarCn i, lS44.
In the presence Of visitation of Divine Providence
awful it nscrutableby which the country has
suddenly deprived of several ofts and
ored citizens and this community of of its
lned membership inhabitants of Washington pee
iariy affected Deeply sympathising in The common
grief only give expression to the general wish and feel
ing in recommending that tomorrow, appointed for the
funeral solemnes OF the lamented deceased be marked
by entire cessation Of business throughout the city
and by the closing OF all places of bushes after 10 O'Clock
in the morning,
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ARTTFICIAL TEETH.

DR. LEVETT, DENTIST 26U Broadway, corner OF War
ran street ia ling the attention Of tn. public TO the
<st ucce that has attended his introduction in 1884, OF
ertng teeth the principle OF atmospheric pssue take.
hese Of naming known supeoFty and
tue satisfactory results which attended this scientific apylsca-
ton when properly understood and mechanically carried out
IL Impossible sxpatiate advertsemen on all ~ me-
therefore Dr. n.e ali those who interested
changing bad aud painful for good and useal ct q teeth
the that ATTENDS his method Cerihcaes.
testimonials snd recommendations IRON te very Inst Of our
seen at Dr. Levets Office. $50 Sroadway, Of Warren
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w. W.sSEATON,EMayor.

The members of the Board Of Aldermen sand Board
Common Council requested to assemble this afternoon
O'Clock in their respective chambers to take such
Ter in regard the late melancholy event may appear
them due to the mournful occasion
Wv. SEATON, Mayor
WARRINGTON March | la11
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killed board the steamship Princeton. The funers
will take place at the Presidents House Saturday
ing at IL o'clock and from thence the will pro-
coed to the Congressional Burial Ground The
OF the procession will be published in the papers Of this
evening and to- morrow morning.
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DEACH ORCHARD COAL-s6,ss pr ton for broheu, svs
AID s. 'eys ,Soy: ns. ~" rely g S Ss.
,y w.ssSs, sad delivered 'nf ''gi n ENs and
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FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
AFFLICTED.
THE FOLLOWING REFEKENCES dedicaied to
their SSts. .hy are well acquainted with the virtues Of
Mr.. Brush, CisrS in the Recorders Office
Mr.. Marin and Son, Sparmak
Or. Benjamin F. Latimer, Office 2si Broadway.
Mr.. John Brown, io2 Chatham street.
NJ. Geoee Merit "a 3oth street.
Ol.,er full, l9e Maiden Lac housee3 Union Place.
Rev. J. w Red6eid, 1856 18th street,
Aso the Librarian Of the Odd Fellows Library National
Hall.
DlrJ Coffin, corner Of Anthony street and broadway
MIR. A. Hull, BNke~per of the With Ward Hotel.
Mr. julius T., Smith, lls charlton street.
Mr. A Myers, Stove Mandatory, 10 Bowery.
Mr. r Donadsou, Author Of the Odd Fellows Offering.
For the sake of suffering humanity would advise all
afflicted with coughs assumption liver complaint dypep
ss. call on the atove named witnesses, whose
the orctest reliance be placed Numerous cert.
hcstes may be seen at tine
CARNINANTIA DEPOT,
III imsec Corner Of Green witch Lane and 18th Of.
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FIRST BoARp, March $50 shs Q 5 Bank, 81 90 shas
Mechanics Bank, 81 400 Reading r. 24t ii shs Phi.
adephia bank, .04 10 do Farmers and Mechs bank Ali
1880 Chesapeake and Del o. 1885, 4sI: A6 shares vii.
mington RR, IS! sloooIndiana Dollar Bonds, 3o2 %
schuylkill Nav So, 1855. ~ is shares Penna Bank
24O 1Odo Commercial bank, Cin so; 4 do schuylkill
Navigation, 90; % Chesapeake and Del. Canal 7.
SSEcoNo BOARD, Feb 800 shs Girard bank u 40 do
Wilmington RR, cash, lb3; 5000 Indiana Dollar bonds
800 30 shs Farmers and Mechs bank, All 81 do do do
90 shares Reading RR, oss IS Wilmington RR, l5l 4
do Camden and Amboy, lOs 900 Wilmington 6's, 1855