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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
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Tm sNsxr RBuulA MoFsnLs MEuFIAs %
the Board OF Trustees Of Public Schools VII be
held Isn Tae'd'y sfefnoon;; Z; sspsSnsH ~ ssnS g w
o'elcsk: ted,0rrl q boa ,WmrAnSIIVN F"
0oLuNBIA PARK AssoCIAfioN.-fhe msm.
bsrs Of this association Are rsque.ted e meSsN
sEsVs' ssps asa Ss ssd osIss ss
1YtSes ior Grand Exhibition Of Horses. % coss
On the Company's grounds II october next.
attendance = stqiis:sai Dsasls s.sry
public mee,inss ey.rS feisDxY ivfHINo,
In their Hall, 4sl ninth strsst. Thsrs will b
Seeehss, National ssnss5Ae The rsAdihs-rooss
open every evening. apfl-lw
James a. Brow d, ,nsS, 10 susy ssthotfssA and
accredited a m Agent 10 soiloit and Receive sJb-
scriptions and contributions IN support Of The M,
t,on.i uniOa Beasas tsadfhs kooHl. l'i5 DF7 On
as .NoEllH7' WE. BHD1, Prssaasl
rnEo. =. srosrs, sss'y. q, nm . o., iT '''-I'1r
A osNrtExkr, cufcd Of Nervous Debility.
iheompetsncy, Premature Decay ~ YoutAfnl
Error, adjusted by desirs 10 bessat cthsrs. Wi
b happy to furnish to sll who need II tffes a
charse) the recipe and directions foe nsaias ~
simple Remedy used in his case. Thoss wisAi.e
ts profit by his experienos-and possses vaiuASaS
Rcmedy-wili receive the same, by rsturn nAlL
Carefully sesledJ BY addressing a' r algf
} John D OGDEN,
aui4-d&wsm' No. % Nassau st.. n. ron. y
HosrErTER's STOMACH BrrrEns.-" Happy
y the man." said great physician, e. who does nct
know he has . stomaeh.n Eew psrsons IN this
country are 10 such state Of bliisful i6nosAnoe
The gfsat as3osity are femindsd By the VWingss 81
dyspepsis, not only that they have stomachs, but
that the SID organs arc very much out Of Ofdsr.
NeElect I: generally at the bottom o. sAsir suisr.
| ings. Let ell thus situated Try HO8TETTERs
biTTERs The first wine glass full Will relieve
| them, and give than sssursnce Of "s eool time
coming" II troubled with natulsnsy, coastipa-
| tion, neryousness, deprse.ioa Of spliftsy auskss
after ealing, pain In the side and BATH 1assltuds
And debility, they will soon dnd woaisf6al skss0o
IN prosress under the inidence 81 thiS piSnpt ssd
pleasant remedy: We are often told by Pesgca who
have used the Btttere that no repreSentatious q
Others would ever have induced thsm 70 bsiievs
shAt sucn invisorattns, such soul-And BODY Shoer-
Ing propertics existed IN any stimGlApE we say,
therefofe, 70 al dy.peptics, Be sEepticai, II ySu
please, as 70 ou. statements but try the prepsss.
Ssry In the United states, and Aen tell d whit you
'mnk oI ". = sepo-soSt
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
wsshinsten and New Ysrh stseh Asr-
||. ksSs TO.DAH. Cd Re. .'.

We are indebted TO Jay Cooke q Co., bankers,
Tor the following condition Of the stock and sale
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We have received the Gaceta de Guatemala Of
December %, from which we learn that on the 18th
Of that month, at n o'clock +. m, an earthquake
wasl felt 10 the capital, which lasted about two
minutes, and caused of course, profound alarm.
On the next day, December 90, at 8! a. IN, two
more shocks, but less severe, were felt No damage
of importance was done, only two or three churches
suffered little.
In other places Of the State the earthquake was
likewise felt, and in some with greater effect. In
Old Guatemala 20 of the old houses tumbled down,
nearly all the new edfices remaining unimpaired.
Two churches suffered likewise considerable damage
In Amatitlc the injury done was still greater. In
Tecpam Guatemala hardly fonr houses escaped un.
injured. number Of other places are named in
the Gaceta which also greatly suffered.
The President left the capital on December % to
visit in person some of the places which had sub
tanned the greaest losses. lie ut gave orders to
ask the Chamber of Representatives for appropa.
ton OF $4,000 in support Of the sufferers, and to
organize in their behalf II national subscription. The
Archbishop Of Guatemala was requested by him to
recommend 10 the parish priests tie greatest zeal III
procuring local assistance for tie suffering families
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1863

"a, 'PENTER-On Thur.day Feb 90 Edva.dN ....,
Isaac and Esaer i. Carpenter aged Tmony o."s y
, oN, viii be taken 20 the house Of DANTE.
rscs ~, Sat 'rdsy, Feb %, at O'Clock n m M.
,etse, and frisnds of 20 family are respectfully inv ed e
DSYLEIn San Frsursco CD on Tae'day, Feb "a, sgcJ
Il years John Doyle formerly ?, e NY o. orb
FFREyCil-On Friday mOruUg Soy - "rs Am ffrencl
/ INee Csunonl " low Of John sgs 90 years
Hex funeral viii take pltce on Sunday oyo ~ clock
from LsT late residance, No. a0B est oufth hfre
! corner Tel.h avenue The relatives S.a h.eels oil tht
family are respectfully Invited 90 attend Nnou iuither 10
] tice.
Ga wav Bas,os aud Drosheda (fslI papers psaie copy
UlLBERT--On Th0rsday afternoon Feo 70 OF group InGe
daughter of Colgate and maEths Gilbert, ssed anu
months. - - ~ IL.
HOWE-On Friday morning. Feb. a. 1853. Geo o1heau,
only child Of J. ana o. Howe eyed ears and n,c1 us
Tie relatives aud friends aAec,ionsey invited 10 atend
tue funeral without further notice from the residences OF
his parents No 23 hadaon avenue, on sunday afen O.
Triton Thursday veb. &C. Charles of Gee,
h. and Charlotte NJ. Lesgett I'd months and dsyH
The funeral VIII take place tbs afternoon at O'clock from
No go East Sixteenth Ahs relttigcg aud encs Oh
the family invited 20 attend without further Invitation
MOR-lm this city OH Thursiay, Feb. 20 JOHN only son
Of I'm Moir aged - years and 3 mouths.
TIE rcs,iyes trends of the sniy invited 20 attend
funeral service the bouso Of mis- father, no 15 Hu
son street, on Saturday. Feb %, 1t ii 9. uI -
PATrON-At New-Haven. Conn, on Wednes1ay FeD. 3D.
after short illness Mary b., wife Of the Rev Nhiai
Patton, ID. d., aged 30 ycsrs.
Her remains win oe tsaen philadelphia for in'e7nent -
rOMPhIas-ln Esooklyn, on ThaFsf.y morDins eog, ~
Col Daniel d. ToupAIs Assistant Qunterinassef ene'
raj United States Army, sged % yeas
Ills friends and tae Ohc,rC OF the army and Navy are IN
No o.! Henry street. Brooklyn, on Monday ia'ch 2, at
O'clock
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wsw-yorx LEGEsbATUkH'
STNATE...ALBAsY, Feb. II, 1900.
prpopTs FAVOKABLY.

REPORTS iA'Ci'+'"
To punish frauds In the uec OF stamps uranus anu
tede marks. MI c,o,Otss reI.tiva To
Festiye to recording United States Stamps.
Majority report. ......o,,,,,,,
Bv Mr.. CONNOLLY-PTogiGirGfo for the payment
,e,Io v',rk rerf rmed upon Seyenleth street, New
Vo,L Inv Nicholas MeDOnald.
Nv NJ. ABBOf-facIhrating tue construction OF
.he iake Ontario, Auburn and New-York Railroad.
Il appropriates sl5O, OOo.
BILLS PASSED.
INCORPORATING the trustees Of tie Sands Fund.
Amsndatpry Of tie Revised Statutes relative to
misdemeanors.
The bill enforcing the responsibilities OF stock
holders o. banking corporations was lost by vote
os IT, to TO- and motion TO reconsider the vote waf
tabled
Providing payment for the interest on canal drafts
poiesi(d for non.payment.
Incorporating the Mohawk Valley and Passico
Railroad Company. -
Mr.. GANS0N called up the resolution amendatory
Of the Constitution, relative to the appointments vi
five Commissioners Of Appeals.
A debate ensued.
Messrs FAIR, HARDIN and GANSON, Iay y,y1 "a
The resolution, aud Messrs. COON ana MUM Al
opposed II.
No action on the resolution.
Adjourned.
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lEy T.eIegr.Ph
Entertainments.

Ac4nrAY og Mrslc.-Mr. Maretlets bue;ins
ere ut ast issned, containing definite announce
mcnt o. re ards The time fixed Tor the opening Of his
season but nothing concerning the opera which viii
Gisi b. pei 'ormrd. Full particulars, however. are
promised for lcAt Monday. We believe the choice
lies be' wecp the " yr?YHoro' and Eraaui." Tie
advertisement, elsewhere, contains a let Of tho
,lsces nj which tickets for next Wednesday evening
NAV h. procufed si.d information respecting season
tickets.
Mss P,rris CONcERT To-SiGHT.-Ne are
abou, 10 loee Great altis. Miss Patti, ono Of the
most brilliant vocal e1ecuiauts Of the period and
who hle not her superior III Europe, in daring 50.
piano III 4lts 10 about 10 bail Tor that country ~ a..
ford them taste Of her quality. Before gong, sho
viii give farewell concert 10 night st Irving Place
/ Hal. la. subject OF reqet TO Miss PATHS many
admirers that 20 few have known sIflciehty before
hand Of this adieu entertainment 10 enablf
them to prepare proper demonstration
We believe that there is sufficient appreciation Of
Mis- Patti's admirable gifts to secure something
very extra in the form OF musical entertainment
aud lie at,endapce. Consequently we recommend
to iss Patti 10 give one more, and the last concert;
and let the Amateurs have full chance to come for
ward and do her homage.
Mr. Robert Goldbecks concert last night, did
not come eff according 10 announcement Mr.. Gold
beck found il impossible to collect the necessary
number Of executints for bis orchestra, and has put
oil accordingly his entertainment ill March u.
FRENCH THrATER.-At half-past II o'clock 10.
day matinee will be given at Niblo Saloon la
Joie fit Peur,' comedy BY Madame dc Girardin,
aud "Ls kose dc Saint Flour" opere,le by Often
bach, will be represented Tho regular evening
performance will conrist of two comedies " Pascal
81 Chambord" and lie Code DIES Femmes."
WINTER GARDEs.-A new fve-act play entitled
IMcie d'Arville" will DO produced next Monday
evening ri thi- tbeater by Miss Mary Provost.
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aggressive measures against Salvador, and oas ~.
ready concentrated troops tho frontier near Rio
La Paz, in spie Of the opposition OF sonle members
Of hs Government aud against the washes and feel
ings of the people OF Guatemala. ON tho other
maud President Bsrrios mess we to Congress on no
22d OF January, is mild and conc.tory, and his
main desire is to be prepared to ropel invasion.
lie has called upon the State for voluntary loan OF
$500 000 10 enable him to carry out tis measures.
AZ any time Salvador place under arms 10 OOO
men, aud if necessary II, 900 TO 10000 more. The
people of that State ale unanimous in protecting
their coil aud great enthusiasm prevails throughout
the Republic. There is n runor that Nicaragua
force has invaded Honduras.
Martinez has been elected President of Honduras
By O larGe mai ority.
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S.-T.-1Sf0-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BvTTERs.

| - ll4AN n lCN bN Laws
lney purity strengthen. and invigors.e
Ihey create healthy appetite.
They an ant,dote To chang, If mate, .,J IA.
Insy overcome effects Of dissipation aud cts hours
iney strengthen the system aud enliyen tse mind
70 10y prevent miasnatis aud Intermittent fsvers
| my purify the breath aud aciiity of the stousch
| Ihey cue Dyspepsia and Constipation
| ny 'u'e p'sftheh Cholera ami Cholera Mozbua
my cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Heada,ha
Ihey are the best Bt.ers IN the world They mal. tho
weak man sions aud exhausted natures great sstsre
They are composed OF the celebrated Ri r,u
LsrH' Dsndsh'n' Chsnomo Flowers Lavender ylowarG
"mefJeen. AniSe Clover Buds Orane, Peel
, Caraway Cohalder. Burlock. s--r-IaGo-x.l &c.
The following lisa sample of tbs testimony daily received,
SOLDIERS HOVE, CIsCsSarI, o., Jan. Is 1852
Mssus. T. H. DsAKE Co.
GysrLENEN: This Institution hss received and ,A.a
aid 400 sick and disabled soldiers have of Ishs
sdstered the Plantation Btters il cases OF es.
hau'cn feves Of appetite &C. with the most
able ard gratifying results 1t creates appetite strength snd
cheerfusness, and has given many poor ow bic us1l
health wish this preparation every family in every
hospital aud on every battlefield.
With respect, your servant.
Dr. q. w. ANDREWS Supt
wAsHrSGTos. D. c., Jan. %. 1862
GgsrLEnss; We require enother supply Of Plantsr
ton Dter. the popularity of which daily loreases with tue
guests OF our house.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK Co..
Props NiIlaTds Hotel.
CLEyEL,Sr, Dec o. 1867.
I hay. been so Ill with Liver Complsiot ana
by pepsa tina. compelled to abandon ny bosiDsss.
used three bottles OF the Plantation Bte sa5 my aston.
shment, entirely cured They the best medicine
used and shall endsavor to make them Please
inform WHIST S.-T-ls60-X nesus
Your, truly. IT. B. KINGSLEY.
Dr. w A. Chilas Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Req.
ment writes wish every soldier had bottle Of Psntaoa
B;ers They the effective, perfect and harmless
tonic used"
0ALr HORSE. LOUISVILLE X, Doc %, 1862.
Messrs. L. II. DRAKE Co.
We are compelled to order II dozen Plantation Baen 70
supply friend, have other Of procuring this sd
mirab.e article. Respectfully, yours,
SILAS r. MILLER l. Co., Proprie.ors.
ROCHESTER, n. T.. Dec. II, 1851.
The Plantation Bitter. have cured me OF the
wos, kind Of y.peps near four yes standing have
recommended them others ard far know. with sig
nal success Ism,6c. Rev. J. s. CATH0RN.
BURNETT HOUss, CIScISyATr o., Dec. 90 1867.
Mess DRAKE Co: Tine Plantation Bitten appear 10 BE-
very opull here Send twenty more and o6sv.
Yours truly, 7. 2. SAUNDERS Co.
&C., &C.. &C., &c.
BThey particularly recommended 70 females ans
d.ics.e persons requiring gentle stimuant
Sold BY all Dsug,.s Gro,erI and Country Stores
p II. DRAKE 4 Co,
No z02 BROADWAY. Mt.
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Trayeicrs' Guide.

To Albany by Hudson River RR-7 10 IN.
snd... ...........J 3 and loi D. Sunday 5:22 p.
To Albany by Harlem RR.................. 30;
10 boston, BY nsw-L,ondou stonn gion and
Fall River iines. daily Sundays excep,rd). m.
To Boston, by New-heyon RR., via spring.
fed........:. % enl 2i aud p
To Boston, BY NewHsven mr. via Shore
Line. ..........."...... l2t and r. Sunday, Sp M.
To Bufao. by Erie RH...............7 g. IN and =.
70 Philadelphia by Hsw.JeTsey Rail
rosd........ TO- M, H. lIi y. Sunday, y p
To Philadelphia by Garden and Amboy
Railroad. .........................6s IA. 2p.m
To tho West, By Central Railroad Of Ney
yeIsey.....".."....... g. NJ, n M, 81, p
To Washington, by Newjersey Rk.7. loan,
I, AID III Sunday u y.
TO " ashipg'on by Camden and Anboy Rail
q a. 10. and ..
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DIE I'D.

ARNOI Don Friday Feb ~ Minnie A. daughter OF David
A. .pd slsry l.. Arnold aged year aud III mouths
pr.nJs Ar. ,ted 10 attend tho funeral from the residence
of her srsudls John Barry Boston Road Mott Haven.
his day At IL O'Clock.
RSGhf-At the residence Of her parents No. Charlton
street Ia this city on fiday Fob. II. kty Ursula only
,usLter George W. and kato H. Bunggy, aged years
8 month and II days
He remains DO taken to Springfield. ot.ego County.
~ y, ioT inteIilen
BOO ALTON Thlsdsy. Feb. 20, Of uiembrauous Group
UafOd Dc Angrs, ouly child Of Richard w. aud May pe
A Bo.ail eyed year. months and 20 days.
The and isnds OF the family invited 70 attend
tho funea without further invitation from the residence
parents No Is Ne. Forty sixth street, on Saturday
FEB. 2B AZ o'clock. ,,s
BARRY-On Thursdsy Feb 26 julia r.. younso" aaSs"'0'
az John and Mary A. Barry. aged years
an.r .ryc. A. the p.rsnty reside zoe. Boston Rosd Nett
Haven on SATURDAY, ~ Ii a. m h'eui. Ais Nh''''1 u
attend.
UOOLE-In hospital at Baltimore. Joseph W =. aOn Of the
REV W H. end r G. Booze seed - yea.4 iih months
Tbs funeral viii tLs Plscs on Shu'l'T A. SDloc"' oG
no. Is ork i,go,i. BgooAlIa
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For "a, United hingtom cri the Continent. by
steamer City Of Va hnstc, sliurlss Feb a.. 10! n.
Natane 10. IN
For , 'u'h Farihc ard Central Amsrta by steamer
Anil Mondiy Mach 9......................l Oi a. m
overland va ST. Jc.eph Ho...... 5 a. a. and 81 p.
Eoth-Ai1lny. Buffalo ard Canad.s - and y =. n
North ard West Way Mlit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nrsi-rn Mail sis Ellie RAILROAD 5 p N and a ?. m
Southern aid 5ou,h-Wo,ten Mail n. u and lel p.
Esstsr Maii by Railroad H. ri and q. ?. III
Now BEDFORD Newport and Fall Hiyer......... y. m
The Long Island Msii closes 81 m Nsil for Hemp
Iead agd Jamaica olly closes a. y IN Tue Huntington
and Babylon NAH closes st * 4 in and 81 p. M.
Suudsy MAls-On SUNDAY al nsis close at D.
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ts.-sn,urdny, Fob. 30

BAKSUrS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warren
WALLACK'S-Manied Life.
WINTER GARDEN-The Kings Rival.
NIBLOS-Sstsrols.
BHOADWAY MENAGERIE-Wid animals performing
THEATRE fEANCAIS- Matinee aud Evening Perform
snoe.
COOPER INSTITUTE Concert and Laughing Gss
CARLOPTA PATHS GRAND CONCEKr-irvinI Hal
gANVARD'S PAsORAMAj-brvst~sY, nsN B'ai'
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To ARRIVE
Business N0llces.

PREMIUM on GoID.-The Subscriber who can
no, change biz piee. with the fluctuations of gold, without
incurIins expense ia Gdvs'ns the chan.eL IL
oo1pe.d,o sell hi. Pen. Old Price, Thinking his Gust M
;hs benefit Of the Premium on Gold rather than
the a.t debs,e q tie best currency this country ever
had be all emitting the amount Of their order" IN
Gol tie foil Premium h ills city on the DAY when received
H. tai. way he hopes DO the county aud his customer"
some coed wl,hou. ming hin os the MoRT3S PES can
not be a ade wiihou! Com.
Wien Ps2er Money sent uIsd States h preferred over
any ether. A. MoRToS Nc. 70 Msiien'.sne, Ne"-fors-
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6retlal y otlees.

The Executive Committee Of the REPUBLICAN,
COMMITTEE viii meet q. Headquarters on
MONDAY EVENING, March 1863 n, y o'clock. u oTde
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
low ~ ! fI sn,s Secretaries.
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FHOT CALEDONIA. PANAMA, AND
sCgTn AMERICA.
Arrival Of The Ariel, with S<'s'ii' 4"
Goid-Tbe Alabama Ordered Out oil
Port Royal lJH.) Mnrbor-she tom-
plescs her Repairs Ouis'de the IAnrbor-
Tho Navigation Of the ImaIon-A Cri-
SIS Approaching Difhc"ity between
ssuafs4nliu aud SaiIynaor.

The steamer Ariel, A. g. Jones commanding with
mails rassergers snd specie TO d. b. Allen, arrived
Mt this port on Friday afternoon. The ARIEL sTiied
from AspinvalI on the lSih inst, at IL a. 10. IL
lat. 81 Il, lon. - is, spoke the bark EnPres, Of
Newly orb bound y.
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The pluphragm Filter,

THO VIuphTUNM IfIItf. =,
with additional Improvement has been avoided two Cod
ard three SILVER Medals by the American aud Msfynud Ia
sttuts and b tho Massachusetts Mechaa.cs CherIsbe A.
ISOLATION Tie and tho work, on the New Neee'-
yo!r nske tie Crolon Water very uucoIu. fnce ri
no TI{PtfN AGM FILTER Manufactured by ALEA.
A. ~ ntrLIF No 305 ih-st., is the kind OF Porous
ir 10 whc alluded In my recent report to the Cioton
Bond consider tho sltlhcih sanesono whish continue.
49,, ,ting medium to be excellent article for the pur-
o, The nrurent Ia quite durable, and requires 10 DO To-
yerscd occasionally to insure its e,ion =, - c,,,
JAMES b. Chiffon, III. ID Chemist
\ " Amin Z lAhl.
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IHaEl2suE Nd.

aOF-ROMAlNE--On Thursday, Feb. %, by ths Rev w
Akes John u. Rec, TO Emile, youngest daughter
~ IA r. nol,.ine. esq. Of Ills city No cards.
VAN M ARr-sUIlREOn Thursday evening Feb 90, at the
I...nea Of the brides father by the Rev w ). Mkol,.
td,y.d Van Mnrt. esq, to Ali.s ilellen h. sure.
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FEARFUL COLLISION ON TsEH CAN
DEN AND AMBOY ROAD.
The Accident the Result or Csreics-ncs-.

About l.; O'Clock on Friday morning, fearful
collision occurred at the Princeton Station between
the II Is p. m. owl train FROM PHILADELPHIA and the
II 80 passenger train from Jersey City, by which
three cars filed with passengers were more lees
broken up and about twenty persona are reported
injured.
IL appears that the up train from Philadelphia
upon which there were about 400 passengers, was
behind time. At Trenton the conductor teegraphsd
- the operator NJ Princeton to stop tie down train
from Jersey City at that station and then proceeded
on to Princeton where he ran on 20 aswilch IN tue
rear Of the depot TO allow the other train {, pass.
Just a, the time the down train came laundering
along, and it is reported that the Telegraph operator
bad neglected TO display the red signal lamp IF dam
Ger until ho heard the whistle Of tie locomotive close
by, and then i, was impostibe 80 stop tho train,
which passed by the depo, sud struck tho third
eaf from the rear. which was sll on the main track
wiz such trcmendou, force rs to completely chatter
two can and up-e, and crush tie thsd.
Tho Messengers wero thrown in oil directions,
SON. sustaining fractured II abs and Others being
lacefaed Is flying spliuterr, but person was
killed. Tie locomotive q tie down. train plurged
OF the track iu,o the canal. Carrying with II the
TIE Injured per-cus werc taken into Tho hotel
clc. by, where they received every attention.
From one sonrce We were informed thai some
twenty % sous were injured twelve of whom were
unable 10 be removed, and another rerrrt is thai
. ere were bu, ,on pcr-ons rjared-none OF then
seriously.
Henry suith, captain Of schooner from Burne
aa,. Lad both Land, injured and piece Of hesi
taken from his thigh by living missile TIE
names OF none oi tie Others could DO aseeT. aimed
lEy TELEGRAPH
Irgsgos, =. D. IfdAy. FEB. a. ISGl
The owl Train from New-Iork ian into the II
lock p. "a. train froin IhiIteIAia al o'cloci
tlis morning, ~ The Princeton station, Just Is hi
Phi ladel Liza iIsin turning OIL ON tie switch Il
49, oid il. Tie Third car Of The Philadelphia tFalr
VS. stuck and shattered to pieces. -Four men wcr'
injured, hu; not fenously; nobody WAS killed. tit
loom olive Of the owl train WAS thrown into tl'
canal aud tSO Carr broken ~. The obstructions OF
toe rrck hove been removed, and trains ARE RUNNING
regularly A fiaual light was hanging ont at III
tiac Il the di,ascr but the dease iog prevented IT.
Lslng seou Dy the en lnecr
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Free Lpctures for the PeoDle:

will deliver Address the Republican HeadlnsEters. No.
2fj 8Ih-sv,
MONDAY EVENING, March 2,
Of 4 O'clock .
Tho new War Hymn, God ssys the Nation WIN %
suDs. ,,.,, ", w IL D'ii ~, Iie'l-o"''
T. = HARRISON Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-28

PnYHoGNoMY.-At the rcqucst Of several
,ie. and Gentlemen GAS Iy.rEucrioS in PEAorI
cal Pnr.gsNosr or CH,EAcrEa Rg,pso, will be osin'
led . ,4lKDAil EyESsC. under 40 experienced Teseh'
.r =, ths room. Of Mes.r. FowrER AID WELL No a@
pro.d,ssv where ticket. may he obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-28
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs

,,omenl.d FOR public spesss. aud cheF. Tor The relic
of Colds and 70 cea tho voice Their efficacy strongly q"
tsed by Consfs"msn Clergy military men, and others
who u,s them A. there limitations bs'sre to obtain the
aeuufu~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-28

VIZ PLEDGE OUR REPUTATIoS for the fu'hll-
nsni II villa, her. deoaTs. la almost evefy instance
sre the infsut {. .asvnS from psiH AMI eIhsu.on relief
~ll b. found Ia h0s-n twenty minutes AFTER MIA WINS
to~'. s0orHisG SNRrF HIS been Aimiai'ioFsd
Cure. ny.sniefy sal Dsuhnt and Nini Cello 'nfo TO
,,sritis NJ boyels-23c bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-28
DIR, j. III. Schcnck.

DIR, j. III. Schcuck,
OF PHILADELPHIA
will visit NEW-YORK CITY. froie''ionaly, every TUES
DAY from O. 10 J y. IN -, - oh
III nun erous pscut and all afflicted with Coughs oolds
Consumption OF any Lung or Bronchial Ahecuons arc
rnnIns No. % Bond.st.