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The New York herald., 1864-08-27

FARRkGuT'e RESTRICT FOR BrCBxNAN
When n was reported 10 Admiral Fsrraeut that the
rebel had surrendered and mat Buchanan wounded,
he star ofncer on receive the rebel sdmIrals .
sword. Some asked Fsrragut he would not 90 on
himself and see Buchanan The former merely replied,
star officer returned With Buchanan's sword was rep
resented 10 the Admiral that Buchanan had expressed
the old saamander Then looking along the bloody decks
OF his shN, he added, II suppose he would be friends;
and deadabout me and looking spon tho desructcn ne
has caused IN this nset, can only consider him an enc
my
The Tennessee h wkbout doubt the most formidable
caa for harbor defence that has yet been sut in
construson the work being superntsndss throughout
by Buchanan whose longexperience rs naval ohlcw,
added 70 hs practical knowledge Of the dsfecs
81 bis disposal, TO produce cram OF uosufpassd
strength spsed sad security Her length. from measure
.Sp p H.r.o.S s....iy sss Sunsfsd i.es; an and % s:r
breadth forty eight fest sx 6chss Her huh vas ocn
i..ac,.a 3 4. a.n g .s s:,o, Of %. be-. ma,sr
nan deck u SSs FOO, above he water line amdshn
and rises 10 two fset aNrfne forward me
sgs.sss EoSss bsics ,Ss water line, ~ has SsrX
ssSa s. ;sS.s .sl.sa ''s =. ~, ss ma. nam G M ~
over ALL excepting about twenty Ave feet bosh INV end
These cssemnes are Constructed Of sltsrpsts
layers OF piee and oak wood being sixteen ndhss Of II
@ iorm% ana .erss q the latter; On ths backing =
placed perpendlculasy dIee inches q iron, n plates
cshs inoheSn width. Over this auosAer layer Of ros,
cfosslns The arss two inches thick The plates aeng q
tne same width Finally there top layer Of one Ihch
won laid perpohd'culAry making 10 all six inches OF
ron and nineteen lnchss Of WOOD the whole securely
ooed togctatr sod fastened " tho most approves ana
secure manner These airs have angle ~ soou
fofty.fve degrees wHh tho deck The roof formed ot
heavy on Grating, which affords ample vensa''on 70,
the tfew Vi dc1n when The ports are recessrSy eseu
taq greaitr patt Of the re casenstea hiVa 1T
rotthoios nruadst d one each Wv ma
'tcfn. stFse totDots 1te rrel Win 80 rs ol
Rss.i tA ia Thee wdrk oa urcts ~ tneA sanGe o.
.#E E4t +@s FafW -
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Aorots the bay be~Ss< Gaines and Morgan the rebels
hsYs obsruoied thaepaasssc ws vs~es by long o.
ys,es sn D aced that cAcaua avoid r,s<iur ~
ths guns OF ovshe wiser of the Two ioris m
addition 10 this torredoes wVhc"t nurhcr were psccd
N all the chonres tho le,etot bsmg,known oaly TO tho
fsbsis idea Of The efe etuWmbw y
rssehnc. and the care with wiact asney we're placed.
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Hoard Of Supervisors.

This Board held q short session on Saturday,
troller with ordinance authorizing him 10 raise by
loan the sam OF 100000 county bonds for the pur
pose Of paying fot-claim damages. The bonds will
bear six per cent Interest," and DO redcenablo Nov Il"
1872 The ordinance was adopted. A communication
was received f0m the legal adviser II the Board Ia
answer 10 resolution Of inquiry stating that IN hb
opinion the Inspectors Of Election must, at ks ensuing
election canvass the votcs received. the law taking no
cogniyencs ~ the peculiar method Of esaFasslng
adopted in this city aud county
On motion Oi Mr.. STEWART, the Clerk was directed
10 notify the Inspectors Of Election Of their dry In the
premises.
Mr.. PuRDY said il was q matter Of jnstlce that al
parties should DO represented in the election He hoped
that The tickets furnished BY the Board would be equally
divided.
IA there WI be only one b.. at each poll the E0ard
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Iatcst shin News.

ARRIVED.
geln hip Ore1n Queen. riBklcpiggh A,angsl FEB. 20.
udse. and PCS. 10 -. u. Allen .
Sesuer firn g TsIEy IT, ;. transport, Chapl Ncwbern
rafci J. end Hs,tefs iuei ilh malls and pa'' to D.
OnArteTnasier.
slip H. Ia s,urse, wisu,, Port Royal d'y'. ballast 70
Sturgts CO. =.
Bsr. Cesar BelG) yandenseene, RIO Jeneiro 55 iay'
coffee 20 odor FIPcucei heavy \. ". ali =. ". s,o'
Tor tho lest ten days
Bsrk Annie Sherwood (of Bsrhsioe Paiefori Cenllegos
% day. sussT TO Peter " King Co. Ex.crcacei heavy
~. s;h-r GA Tho rafss,o
Brig r. p. SWEET (0f Bath Chsdboume ks'sau II days,
with Government s,orcs rom ship Jenny Lind o- Dec 10
Riding Rocks
schr Msron A. GOULD Trun EH,pbe.hpoTt ior Bo.'on.
Srhr. Frencis Hatch Nhiteusp, Baltimore.
schr Maine. Hrow1, FlEabctipor for Boston.
Sebr Harriet Btke- " cbber. ENzane.hpoIt FOR Bp,.po
Schr. Arctic, -, Baltimore days.
Srhr Hamilton Ogden, BuiiuOEr day.
schr Restless. Jones, New Haven iOr fAi'ide PIE.
Schr. John Bright, -, Nr,-llsYe:I . .
schr Miranda, PipPs MaysgucH T. r. ~ diy. ifri 70
5. ID. Smith.
RETURNED steamer Con. Burnside a. :. t,insp5ry,
Gorlen for harbo. The B sailed Tie ith, snd pa int,
Sqnn Inlet lor hsrbor sud ~ low water grol1eji no'i
essin Al high water and returned 'pd snchor-d' a-li-.
BELOw-schr. J. w Condor (Brl from -
MISD-s-n.rt n. n. ".
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Executive Board FOR the relief Of families Of soldiers
The goods remaining will be kept on sale, and the ma
yrill NO kpnt the terms as

Executive Board FOR the relief Of families Of soldiers
The goods remaining will be kept on sale, and the mu'
scum building viii be kept open on the same terms as
heretofore Knckerb0cker Hall ard the New.Engand
Kitchen suspended operations on Saturday night ehu
sill not be reopcncd. In al other respects the fa'r
win regain rs il was when TIE price Oi adnis ION WIS
seventy FIVE cents. Season tickets VIII De oil 10 uFai
hereafter. -
The attendance on Saturday night was fully o. great
as on any previous occasion, notN Outstanding ne da
greeasle state of the weather The buiid1's "''' III
fact uneomfortably crowded. and heavy b''r" -
done I'm the Restaurants Railing ha,ir 'o pr NJ
tied drawing rs was rcsOrted tn, and large aunJcr
of valuable articles which could not otEe Wsc be sod
were disposed of in this way TO tie great advantage Oh
the treasury , ....o
Ihe total receipts az officially announced were
s365 0OO This sum il independent OF uncountcd re-
cepts on hand and realized during the night. which 1t
was estimated at the Tfeasures Office would sven inc
sum total between sjs5 100 and Sy0OOO IL can haTu
" 10 doubted that the receipts today ana to.noIIoW
will increase the amount Ia nearly or ultc ,iouVUo
The expenses of the Fair having been paid day thcro
will h. no deduction from tie above figures.
The Fair has in all poets been an immense success.
Never before were such crowds drawn together IN
Brooklyn for any object. The committees charee
devoted their entire time 20 the work during the past
two weeks commencing early in The forenoon and not
coasiug until the closing q, night Inc ladies' cspcry
are deserving of al praise FOR their patriotic seide-
yotion.
From tho fact that tho receipts for tickets to-day and
tomorrow viii be devoted 10 the benefit of soldiers
families u is hoped that there will be no tnirg on IN
the attendance The band Of music will be retained,
and with the exception of the restaurants there will DO
before All should so who can and help the good cause
al
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Passengers Arrived

n strn..ip Ottdll Queen, JTon NpsHirdI-Nrs Z. 4.
Bartlett Capt Hell and lady, Mrs. Miller, J. :. Ssw.on L.
reyl, ~ Benhen Capt. Williams II. K Bond. %. B. Jen.
niu.- u. C. Miller WV. Thornhill H. X. Reid. sdy and
sniy Mr., NJ A. Hslton, J. Il. Gallsf, a. G. Wright and
o Children r. r. Hah C. s. RchsIdi. CAPT. Smith, T..
snysn Col sterbergeT Mr ~ r. lai,s snd two chi dren
g. Hasksl, Mis, n n. Campbell. H. e. Chs,ham, +. b;
Hooper Mis-. A. pocos - f. Baerworh, L. +. Ter a.
LADY Nj end Mrs James and family j. Duke, hlr herioId
Mr. JoaTique. r.. Mondsk. A Bryce.
10 steamer fIleH $. I,yFg from Nrbers-Mr, Webster
and .on Mr.. Mbeaton. Mr. Woman sud two 0hdnn, Mr..
= Jono. Mr. and Mr.. Phipc. Miss md Master PHILIPPE.
Bhsss d L.. Hal, n. u. &. Giswod J. Ason, J. J. Nhee
Ter, r. J,iirion, r. W. Ansee, D. johnson, sni ';heri
IN the .tesrH.s.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS FOR MARCH.

The March term of the Courts promises TO DO d
particularly busy one for though the calendars ere not very
heavy there seems be deposition on the part Of inc
Bench and Bar 10 work.
The u g. Circuit Court the term Of which commenced on
Tuesday last win be engaged during the coming week In 'he
trial Of criminal cases large number OF which are on the
calendar including the ial os the parties charged WIN 'he
murder on tho American ship Lone Star several cases OF GOV
eminent auds the casting away of the ship sena'or ana
crimes Of minor character. Judge shipman VII pEeside'
The u g. District Court begins new term on Tuesday 70
be held by Judge Belts There s. much litigation Of mani
time nature be disposed Of the industry OF the Judge having
almost entirely exhausted the prize calendar
There will be parts Of the Crcu Of the Supreme Court
to be held by justices from another district the Judges OF
this district being engaged 10 s IN the February General
Term which stands adjourned to the 18th Of March, and tie
regular Chamber business the month to be conducted by
Mr. Justice Ccrke. Tho Special Term for the trial OF issues
Of and fact without jury viii be held by Jadse from
another district.
There viii be General Term Of the Superior Court two
Trial Terms for issues Of fact and Special Term for Chamber
business. and ts issues Of law. Mcneil Barbour and
Garyin Justices viii 1T in General Term Judge Mccain in
Part IT, Chief Justice Robertson IN Part IT, and Justice Mon
Grief In Chambers
In the Court Of Common Pleas there will be two Special
Terms for the trial Of issues fact Part l. 70 be held by
Judge Brady, Par, H. By Judge Cardozoi Chambers viii be
held BY Judge DAILY.
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COURT CALENDkR-Fos MONDAY.

SUPHLME tOURT-tIkCUfE-Par I.--NO'. fJU',
1877 1909 1871 1872 1878 1891 1905 i55J 1853 1891, 49
1867. I451 1883 25J 1905 col t SIS Pat H. viii not be IN
this term IN consequence Il the holding Of the General
Tern on and alter the Iih Inst Part iNos. 5s 1855,
COO 1926 s2i l2s 1893 4sJ 1873 93, ST. soi so, i ol7,
62O eg2 8O6, eos 81.
SUpRESE CoURr-SPEcIAL TtRM-Au the de-
-. -.- 49,.
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. 1871, 2Sl5 3ill
1865 Jlll a37 si1 $780, s5 7s SD 959 l6l 22a Part IL
Nos 1880 20B $780, 2Js, 3f58 1858, 800 $780, $50, ls,
3iso. sJgl. 220a, 342o. 1893 2Io8 zl3.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-P0Tt Nos ~,
es $50 100 49, $50 49, AL 49, 43i 49, il 40, ~ JO
Pat NoA a. H. fo Js', o. 2'i, 49, s, 49, i9I, 's 2sS
4
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c
prI,AIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,


an OK s.r, lotion for diseases Sypitic nature @a
an Injection In disease OF the Urinary Organs asng foe
I,b Of Dissipation used la connection vim th' tAfstu
BI-u and Ssrsaparlu In such diseases - recomneooe1
Eyldenre OF the most resp0nslOe aud cnsOe ohe w.
accompany the medicines.
CERTlFlC ATS or CURES, - .,
FROM 3 TO ~ WARS STANDING, w.ia ~, p,,rs
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AMI fANI~
For Medical Properties OF Bnehn, ,,.,rva
sFE DISPENsATORY o. TIE CNlIEp . SITS;
See Professor DEVICES valuable works GA We ff"''ee"
Gee remark, made By tie late celebrated Dr. fifsl' frA
Sc .erk, made by DIR. EflIRhM WELI- sse'
s,rsi-d Phv,an aud Memb.r u inc hoySi ,os. O. K.
;eoas, Ireland, and puohed u ue Uahi"e'i'ns' Wv
and Queens J0unsL 90 npSrANlS
TRaNFRS Fellow o. the Royal college OF snrssot'
-. nos, Of The tate st3nisrd Works on Medicine
r,NTRACT BIfCIlU = per bottle, or Six Cor ~ 49, -
EXrRACr sARSAPARlLLh, ~ per bottle CT }"
sGNPRoyED ROSE WASH, SOC. Per bottle, N "a ''
81 80. -. IN H. - .i.,t 20
- ~. no ostuat- cases Il directions ere sd"''" 20
D,iSe-ei 20 any address, securely paA'd "Vs s-.a-
D,,.-ih- sympons in 81 COMMUNICATIONS '"'' t''-
'-cl Atr.e sgs,.
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Fires.
IN WALKER STREET.

Late on Friday night a fire was discovered on
the Third floor oil the large Nesory building Nos. -
and 30 Walker street. he IRE was soon o1tingshed.
Messrs j. g. Shew Co, manufacturers and whole
sale dealer in bnnk books who occupied the four upper
1oorH cSlimalo their loss machinery and stock
at - OOU insured In the following Conplnies Arctic,
81 90; Peer Cooper 500; Hartford, s3VO Spring
field Fire and Marine, 81 JOOi Western OF Mas.acII
sets - 900 phenis Of Hartford. 5000 Poetic - 100;
North Western of Oswcgo saOOOi Home sa0lOi Me.
chan,a' - 30; Kings Comfy -..D; New England
Fire and Marine OF Hartford, $780, Relief i.00Di
liremen's Trust, sJc. 49,
The first floor is occupied by Ivson. Pinney Blake
man Co. publishers and booksellers. Loss by water
~ 600 Insured ia the following companies; FRS and
Marine McchnniNs' and Traders. broadway and Fire
nen's g. 500 eaeh Merchants and Park. 5000 eachi
North American, Manhattan. East River Eauitable,
and Ciscns IS 900 each; United States 81 coo. Tire
building Is damaged about o. 900, and IL owned by
josiah Lane. Fully insured.
IN rWEyrY-sICosD STREET.
The dwelling of Mr.. Benjamin Jessup, No. A.
West Twenty. second street. was damaged by fire on
Sunday morning 20 the amount Of 300. Mary Ann
Hines domestic. was arrested. charged with setting
She building on FIRE..
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The Rrosliyn ssnifnry Fair-Amount Re.
eeived Thus participating To-Day
~ Reduced Prices.

The great Fair closed on Saturday night last,
bat in order accommodate the public schools soldiers
emilio. and others who were unable to gon admission
in consequences of tue high price Of tickets the Acad
EN-, NIL he Toopensd to-day. and all VIII be admitted at
the IN turn price OF twenty-five cents each This will
afford ~ opportunity to almost every one 10 pay the
Fair Vi IT. and contribate TO the aid Of our sick and
so des. The proceeds Of the sale Of tckets
viii be at tho disposal Of Special Committee Of the
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CITY ITEMS.
Embellishments This Day and Evening.

location trdtSfs and time q ooHeRce'eh "t aa'
'isenoHh ~ other eolymfs Of his payer.
ACADEMY MUsC-EmauL
NIsLo's GARpHH-Daug htrr Of the Regiment
WALLACH's THEATER-LoHdon Assurance.
WIsTHR GARIrs--Ticbet Of Leave Man
OLYMPIC THRArRR=-Iamlga butterfly. -,
RAnsuw s-Gant, DWARF WHAT'S itkprosiar Tho Spirit oil
Beauty. -, . ,.,-
Vas AeBuRoa's MgH2GHRIH-to election OF AniHSs
EsrRos-Eq ucsriau Performances
Bpo.nvAv COMMUNICATIONS Performances
lp,Y0y ART GArLERY-Bisrstedts Rocky Moun1aihs'
Hop CHApEis-Ihe grand Stereoscoptcon -
CoupfR I.eTIruIR-BrotheT Jonathans Od IONS.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-MARcH T.-Befors
Recorder HOFFMAN
The following Is the calendar for the ensuing

TIC IOIONulS II IHV CaFVHuHI IVI N" 7unI4IIc
month";
John Francis John A. Chrysle julia Howard Zaccheu,
Rogers John Ennis Charles Thomas James ID. Stephenson,
John Kcne Msrhs Lon. kiee John Yost Charles thinner
mann, Peter IA. Hopkins, Julius suppe, end ouzo Provost.
All for grand larceny; John Dobb. fox fonous ssIt and
battery John Harms james H. Brown, Jane Farrell. and
John ON for petty larceny John Hart or robbery Ia the
fret decree James Johnson John Campbell and John Dun
ford 1r forgery IA tho second ia James Conles Tor sIad
Ing threatening letter; Daniel Donsghsy for assault snd bat
terry, and Frederick schmidt for receiving stolen good,
Durng the tcr Ds,rict-Attomsy Hall VIII be assisted IN
the persecution BY Robert G. Huthns-, esd the newlyaP
pointed Assistant DisircAomey, Mr. q. l.. Stewart going
into tho Oyer and Tenner 10 conduct the murder s tlbt
are the calendar OF that Court.
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,.oa,a M, mo e,ceuse ,boud be incurred for citing

decided that ,no expense should be incurred FOR hitting
The legal adviser requested TO Give his opinion
whether the county Is Liable for property destroyed dur
ing TIC riots which belonged 10 nou-resldents.
Err Fy having mot with bereavement In the loss OF
hs mother the Board passed resolutions sympathzing
with him and rs her mark OF respect to their De
rcayod colleague, adjourned
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NJ

USE HELMBOI.D'S EXTRACT
BICHU
For al affections and csscs Of the Urinary Ors whsits
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From vhl'ever cause originating and mater a. lev
long s.andng. Dissases OF these Organs
require tho aid Of a Diuretic
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU
Is yHE GREAT DiURtTiC
AND II rs CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
IN ALL DisIlSEs
FOR WHICH
IT IL RECOMMENDED
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Internationally

The PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for MARCH
now ready-con,sins articles Tho Human Fyss Color
Language 8c supersttions cOnjusal Ro'embaneei Tho
Future Americana; Oar Social Relations Eihnoosy, Pays
iolo.y, Phreuoloy, Physiomomy, aud Psychology onI,
IS cents. or VI 20 sycn For 90 crut., the JAN. Fob ana
March Nos cent BY hr.t post fowLtH Wfits No. 500
BToadwsy, ". \.
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Az Central America Tranquii-The Coffee
Crop in Costa Ricn-Tmportant Conn
mcrsial Intelligence GroEi Pera-Abo.
Hilton Of tho Old and Introduction Of
New Currency-The Treaty nskwccs
New-Grnnadn md Ecuador.
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t.

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEAiALrS,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED OR coNTFn
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many sfec0ns peculiar 30 Females, the Extract Bp,h.
uneqused by any other remedy ia Choross OF Rstsn
ton Irregularities Psinfne, Suppression Of Cu.omsrv
EVacuaon 'era,ed or scif1o9s safe Of the Uterus Leu
10 tho sea- whether arising rom IIisereOn Hab Of DAD
PISTON, OF IN tie
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
see symptoms above
10 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT ~
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IAdyerisenieni.l

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs.-A depot
opened IN London for the sale Of these Lozense' which
have been 20 long in In America for relieving Am,,
Bronchitis. Coughs Throat disorders and 'aecon' u the
Lunsa"-Lyerpool Post.
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Gelmbol1's ateSitiues.
HErMBOLD's EXTRACT nr,o,,,,

HET.MBOLD'S EXTRACT BJOtyy,
For weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits Of d..
uoni fsrly indiscretion or Abuse, attended 'p~
with the following symptoms:
IndhpoItlon TO EkeriioD, Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Brestbin,
Weak Nerves. trembling
Horror Of Disease, Wakafulness
Dinness Of Vision, Pain IN the Back
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness o. the SKIN Eraptions on the are
Universal Lassitnde Of the Pallid Counteuanc,
Muscular System.
These symptoms II allowed 10 20 on which tia rsxA,
invariably removes, follow Ns
IMPOTENCY, FATUlrY, EPlLEPTIC FITS
IN one Of which the patient Nay expire Who can .ay ill.,
ore not frequently followed by those direful iisees5 IVY
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTIONi -
Many are Of the of their suffering but ns
will confess. The records Of the Insane Ayiums aud IN. 80
anchoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness 70 Ss
truth Of tie assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires The did Of medicine TO strengthen and inyieo,a. Tia
sysie1, which IELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHi Ir,g,S
BY does tEol win convince tho most sieptissl
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Prices of most commodities are tending mp
y,rd hut Won can sl procure the famous kgSIs FA'i
lrpIa Co,YgK from all oroeers ., IS cents per 10 81
kksIs No other genuine General Depot, no l"' Hofit
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Feb r. lot, a. TO- Ion. 500 Zip John BdS. t'nre Cor
Liverpool W.. lfnti"i. .
Feb ~ bark Prince Albert, nom UasD. foE Have Is
days ont -.
N,rch g. o. Cspe May b,rt r'ai1 IRON Rio liieFo o'
New orN.
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/
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHy

Take no Blss Mercury Unpleasant, aisdiclues 70, N
pleasant aad D,r seIous Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
n al their sisse', at Expfn;e li.te or 10 changed
Diet, no Inconvenience, IND No EAPOSURE.
Il cause. frequent desire end gives strength Crnss
thereby removing obstructoaS preventing and curing c
the urehrs ssyns pain aud inhsmmson e91ea
ia this class Of diseases, and eIpellng POISONOUS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QEACKS,
and WHO have paid HEAVY FEES 10 be cured In ,hort
time have found they deceived and that the Posoa'
h,s by the use Of Powerful Aslrngentsp been died up ID
the system, 20 break ont in asgfaystod form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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IAdyrrti.rnlrnl |

RRADY-KSox's Spring HATS ior gents, No
2l2 Broadwsy, corner OF fultonst.
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sl1IuOriindN.

tsnsp5lt (-nl- xrcnl T. OF hr BE-. -. NJ.h Shoi
susn Inlet. She will be 60. Oh \, hgi ste t' iA. tfr
sale Vessel no, damaged
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no MERCHANTS AND ARMY STORE

l. KEEPEKs-W AETED--A SITUATION a, Ware.
housenan Foreman Sppius Cers by thoroughly com
petAnt Man. no held ~, situation OF Sorehoier " GA.
ar Of the British Government for the psod o.
II years The bost OF nlo ehsscer sai aeu
iy. sddfcy /, H. ~ ~. cnc',
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FROM CENTRAL AND sOUTH
AMERICA.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Tinklepaugh,
from AspinwaII Jan &c, arrived hero yesterday. The
following IL her specie list:
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EVENTS TO COME OFP.-George William

INENIS To NOMb VFF'-V'"'t" W '
Curtis will deliver a lecture tomorrow evening at the
Coopor Institute on political lnfdety." The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher wiz address the Mercantile Ii
brary Association at the Academy of Music on Thursday
evening
Tho 18th nnuaNCommoncemont Of the NoS-York
Medical College will be held this evening at o'clock at
the College Building No. 90 East Thirteenth street
near Fourth avenue. The Hon John II. Anthon AM
Professor of Medical Jurisprudence viii deliver the
Valediotory Address.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAEoH s.-Bsso
Judge NELSON
a. Ii

The United States agt. The bark Winnifred, her
tackle aud carsoA final decree Of distribution to-day
tered by the District Attorney on appeal the decision OF me
Court below having been affirmed. This Is Of the earliest
prizes captured the vessel having been taken by The Quaker
City and Monticello IN May 1851 with Of coffee. IN
were condemned the below and the claimants Of the
cargo appealed 20 tho Circuit judge Nelson modified the dc.
TO allow Phpps Co., claimants the ano Of
their advance on the coee T20oO only Affirming q ?
decree the residue The proceeds amount 70
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irIofo JlIkr EHIFNAf
ARRANGEMENT.

The United States agt. Paul Klohr.-Ihe accused
stands indicted by the Grand Jury two bills FOR dsuding
the Goycrnmen, on fraudulent ooms for rsons snd
furnished the soldiers. He srIagnrd this morning and
pleaded not guilty. The Court ordered him 90 lind bail ia
= 600 each bill.