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lfu.icni Initers.

There we're three notable concerts lat week.
Tie PET, rmance Of Mosce in Egypt as -D oia,oiio
led by Mr. E,Vcc, Was % great stccosf
Inc COMFORT % Friday at Irving Han Vas brilliant
affair a. to auditory and entertainment Among the
,Aocnarts was A'adamc GAreri 30 well known 20 Tho
masloIwoM M's jenny Wan Z.rl, u Gri4,altr,
was afo i1 TIE lst 81 aiif,ctloly. his llIy hr, o.
toauiG1 clear frcsl olralo voice 81 force sufficient
f. Allan opora.to.te TIE tone hrcwifc is heartfelt
or ymIathcc but % tie after quality fer ZONE re0fon
q. oth,, sLo Nhs d,Ec,Dt on Friday cycninr--iy "a
eypt4Du. BIZ, has teen taul VI By signor Abca, and
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las rewarded his cares r she executes btayara traits
and exhibits the scltpoise Of veteran young as she Is
IN wears. and new 10 public audiences II very sci
dom hat such complete possession accompanies tie
carly trials Of a vocalist This lady ought to take a
place on the stage TO sing soprono parts DEMANDING
rapidity Of execution among other qualifications
Tho Philharmonic Society gave concert on
Saturday night, and played as a chief piece LaztS
symphony Of Feast
The Italian Opera Of ~. Marei2ck opened on
Monday at TIE Academy Tor twelve nights 20 an
nounccd. There will be a performance tonight. See
advertisement
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urLMBOID'S ROSE WASH.

an eScrru; l0ion fr drs-s OF syphhu' nat % nd Is
s Infection 10 disease. of tae Urinary Organs ing foLi
b-s of dissipation. used I'm connection with O." r1ifa'tt
Firce ~ tHe mos, responsible AMI le auc vii
accompany the medicines.
CEkIlFlGArES o. CURES . 49,
FROM . 10 20 YEARS STANDING. with $50 49,. 49,,
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AND ZANE.
tor Medical ~ pcItiss OF Blcll, -
srp nrSPFNSATORY Or THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEN IL valuable WORKS OF tt Practice Of
See uarA made by the lac oeebrlted d. piliSlC, Phil
See remark. made by DR. EPHRAiN Acpo" Fill cei-
brstrd P,sicilu Member e ne Royal Coz - 81 sur
spou. Ireland and Published ia ae tTansa.tioHs o. t' hHs
and Queens J0ur uai. 49,. ..,.,.,.,.,>r
see Medco., hur.ic,l Review published oy BENJAMIN
TkANEkS. Fellow % tlr Royal tOlirse % lIE'ois
See most 0f the la'c S'lntlri u 1rks On Ms,i.in'
EXTRACT BUtHJ, - per bottle. OF 81 ior =.
EXTRACT SAlt,AfAG4L..A, 81 Yer UJ.t4ei - * ior
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, soc per bottle, q 81 COX
~ s.. . -
rurr us mos. Jb. ste directions are -dN'o to-
Delivered 90 aus address, securely pacSrd non 0h"N-on'
describe .ympJus IN al communications tlc slas~Is-
ted AGS4,e GRATIS,
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CITY ITEMS.

j. LIS IIEAD.-The report of tho cattle mar
he, shows that we have had $500 head Of bnocks on
sc Ia the city this week beside about 300 head OF stale
stock. and that nearly al have been sod, but at very
reduced rates upon the rreyious weeks quotations
Though tAc nImicr is large the average weight is
light compared with former years. The clos" ct Tue
market was somewhat better than the opening which IS
an improvement upon the previous week. Tic sheep
market is materially lower ovcrstocked, and dull Tie
hog market sharp t., 10i5c. per pound, I've weight.
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THROAT D'sE,sES.-" We would cali att,n-
l.rto nrovu. bronchial Tro.les We have found ,a,n.
and so4d commend t4r 70 81, attention 81 Pebble Sr,l,rit
M oar. uolhsd with affection. Of h. Throat. rA,y are
-.o eI.'n remedy for Hoa.'eae.s resulting rom cold
-lColsl.r4.out., 20, Boston.
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TIE SlEArG $50 Gov SlyaOuGS IOMCP
CoHH- sosEGs.-it is urdoit'ocd hat TIE Senate on
W,lue day iasi, in Executive session. took up Gov.
Seymour nominations iul Police ComnlstloLois-
Ililoy Wa MeMaray Joseph 8 RosWoitr ard
WIN N Lr1it-ard. after confederation the couciuf'rn
was arrived 20 to rctarn the uouinatiors 90 tie Gov
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]

FEMALES. FEMALES! FEMALESt
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR COSFEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar Females, TIE Ertat tuehu
f. uneeuaed Dy any other remedy IN Choross e. keien-
ton lfegul.ries PaiIue-s OF suppression - D"-tomAy
fyae nations liberated or ocrnous STATE Of the l's Leu
the SEX whrtA'r s tom Iniiscei0n, iiaos u D'isi
patton, or in The - - ,,
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
see symptoms above
10 FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT
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Personally appeared be0r- nae, Alderman o On" 'y oil
pEi,arl,ni IL. T. lrlrJOd wio being duly s"o., dota
y his on contain. 30 narcotic, no mercury ~ oief
'y" ". T. HFLMtOLD.
sworn md .ub,crihel before this 29d dey o. NoyrDbe
l.A WM Z. HUBBARD, ALrrmon.
9l.st., above Race, eh' tc" rfla
Address letter. Tor Information, IN rouhdence, 70
IL. L. HELMBOlD,
CHEMIST.
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THE HRooKLYS BOARD or EDUCATION. -
o., E,Dfa not l,-t evening SIR. Cyrus T.. smith u lto
,lI. ~, report e.. tic 1caeLcIs Committee w.s
pc.,tt'd AID acted ulou. Aidl,w i. Provost one ~
Toe newly. ,ct'd members U.crrntcG bumsef aud Was
ADMITTED None a. ne oticr new momhrrF made thor
appearance. ihe Hoard adjourned without dong any
business at ImpOitaLtt
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COURT or GENERA, sEss.oNs-FsD. a-ne'o'e

Tie following gentlemen comprise tho Grand
Jury r the .u..in- tenn: CornrI, Matthew 'orrlu
I,srrl A.fH. L4n.au b. Wing Peter Y. Bishop stephen
Il.l ~...., .. rrIry. Augustus = Pears. john \ or.
t.t Af.. la.a Russell Franklin s. u,itHo Robert W. Rod
flan g.. yu Durllt. WI 4. bUdI. Ahltr L. Fly. Noah H.
t..ds Slas D.. Tlrbl.h David ". Uryoe, t.4.tayus W.
falrf Henry ,. Iuar, tter Planning, Norman White
SPENCER *. Green. aud Pete. h,.It.s.
-, a. lDs.agis tHr calendar N'nr.diy Geo. Hcrod
Indicted 70 homicide. Joseph S,,ly h.g- ~; PHrrs Doc
ley. JOIN Colbert H.ly Wet k,ss. -u4 theodore hen.c
sc I...G,.. .ilUG ..4,,uy.
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position highly oolTtooGs m HIS dcmeanor, and WI
make .s rood q Senator as H. * haey .H" pity 10
whrh he attached could be expected 20 send 20 Wash
lang ION from Naay1Ic an ta.i as &C.. thc-.o Is al.
ready aad t IL Aec.ed Tat be Val take ls seat on
I'M .N.L.I
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SUPREME COZ RT-GINEHt TERA-t,b. ,.
I.L-L. -.-t---. LEnNaun- llEEN, I-l srrmR .LAND.

AFATuLE SEEKING He Oh IDRES.
Tie People. &c. s Peter johnson agt br''Ee EEhet'
Gu 1900 Nr. Juhasol's wife died, leaving nlW
three % r,a r.rl o-H siN aud i've v'a-r In hI l.'l
hs e On. ctJ wit, Nj Ebert rrouing 20 p.y him Y
Yef l.lh iuT p0r q o." - boys and allow nt Hl
T. adopt he lird one Anna. o. sI- t'r s Do" rgI.4 obtain
tlc means .appoTi them h.ms'. ia N-r.l abl % the
instance Iu,Tt who claimed I a." father Lad neglected
10 p,f.oru Ls agIts.Aeu' lu.tlCr Ncth Committed Tie
chfn a.. Of tie trunis-ionefs Of larti.s ana
Correction who iHIeutIlea them out 10 II and Mo Ebrt
NsfuN HE iulrsru secpue SALOON IN tiraFo. 10
O-'oi.r 1867 De- applied ste ttpId Tor e custody 81
the children bl. after hearing to the Judge rcisdrt
fs i4rsl VIZ sud Mr. br,. johnson brought the csr
for Ir,i,A before this Cont BY certiCTarI.
Oh, claimed t, the ru'.grs void because founded
tho raaItI.r a. Ju-tlc. Welsh. lll therefore founded
provide Tor The aid instruction 81 idle and
'rIa.t children. There evidence thal these children
- 4t crltt'r Even IA, Ll aucci 20 gyt tEs m.
fsut Anna 90 Ebert void agreement, and teyoka
bic u power the rgt Of father 70 the rs
Ebert bed used every the children forget Their
.tte I'D although 'fs than Two years Lad eLped ne E91
s4tcretcd
T., sT,fofc a,srd that judge Goads order be reversed
o. ts other hand johnson Csu"l.fd lt tie order was
not rsyicabc Judge Gould bad found TIE facts such
that lis II duty g. biz discretion and q
ti- OF tie children Tie father not the absolute
ustUi az bio clrru a.l cl.s. n be- b. dsiIahsd, N
f tie c4iy Of t- toI O. rog.li t.~r welfare and Do
THE be- tftsfl bound ty his bond 10 the Com
so.rfst t.st 81 the children, aId he doing
Do ffoa iosh ob. .rt,u u.t l-, election. on aLd
~, tps.t bed ua ralaif,u c' th"i. oNa.)
IHr JIl-ss rrsrrsrs their de- sion.
Ifa %. MaFcl of Joal'ou, Wa1"mslS Lat,ne for Ebert
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USE IIELMEOLDS EXTRACT
BTCHU
Foral affections and diseases q .ae Urinary C-ls, ahe;
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE
From whatever cause originating, -n- no matter O. TO"
long stand.rz. Dis-.sss Of these Organs
-suur- the ala Of a Diuretic
nFLAfBULDs EXTRACT BIIHU -
Is rhE GREAT D'ULllIC-
AND IT Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE TIE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALI, DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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SALE OF CAR70 or THE BLOCKADE. RUNNER
EA.sAy.-lil. $40 took Il.cc as advertised at the
tulon ftolos, Brooklyn, az ! Il. ~. on tuesday. The
attendance WAS not great nor was tue bidding spirited
Tie goods sod were tho remaining portion 81 the cargo
and consisted Of rfoys.ons drugs clothing Jy goods,
military equipments, &c, considerably damaged. Tie
Nlole JCoeI ITS didAot .A,o,J 5000
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sGI.XN ITEMS.

HRouKLyN CITY CouLr. "Wednesday. Fob. 3d.
os . 3D. j.. .I -. &c. 49, &C. e., o., a.. e., g., H. o., %.
g ~.
IHE ELLCTioN oF ALDERMAN ~ TnE TENTH
NALU.-Ih, election t,r .u,Iu.u 81 toe Teeth Ward
81 l.p,kIu vac led yesterday aud clty ding passed
a. 4a4,iN. TIE ,,4ll ls at aiuWs.
.iI,I uisrl.Cr
A,, I. Isa /, f'n ~. fH faI.s Kc'y, Dcn.......la
Ar,. a LN.. i.I,u......
tft..r rI.IHCT.
Won I.i,H..............Itt
TEINl nlsrhftT.
YI Is b'I
ItttIr pIsrEi,r.
Van ..o
I4rIr DIt4Hlt4.
o. f,............... - h,l5....... i....... p,
ItIAi.
..Dh.J ioi Nsn hu.'n.............,.........
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

iEIMBOLDS EXTRACT BUcHU.
For Weakuessc. arising from ERceses Habits Of Ds,ipa-
ton, EarIy ludscretion Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
lndisposition 20 EXerou, Loss Of Power,
Lols Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, N8kefulness,
DiIlness Of Vision, Pain in tue Back,
Hot Hands Flushing of the Body,
Dryucss OF the sin EruptOns on the Fac,
Universal Lassi'rd- Of the Pallld Connteuanc.
Muscular system.
Thee symptoms if allowed 20 20 on which ills Medicine
invariably removes, soon follow
INiPOTENCY. FATyITY, EPTLEPTIC PITS,
In Of which the patient may expire. Wao y they
are not Frequently 20 lowed by those direnl discases
INSANITY ANb CONSUMPTION
Many are aware Of tle OF their suffering tlt
viii confess The records of the Insane Asy and the mel
ltco deaths b. G0n-uI tJu, bear ample witness tho
truth 81 the assertion.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED by ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires sd medicine strengthen md rvqorse The
se.tau. which HFLNbOLD'S hArBACT bNCilU Hyaria-
y does. 4 tIia. viii cOIt 4ucs the most tbepticai.
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.er Of Archh shop Purcell Of Cincinnati to t5e clergy
end Iaity Of s Diocese tho subject Of the approach
ing sermon Of Lent:
yoHS EAPrIsT - me solos a. Ho9 and t.e aatn-y0 t
H.'u >ec s5hbu4.y ~ Csa0Gugfi f0 me ta'rfg af n
IqI.yof Uio., hahn. gffos pAc tfreliti"HJ ron
Gs. me Tlshsr, Ut.u.h jaw carat or Lese. 4Al nc
communication ~ a., Hnlg TDtt Anrq
REIOrgD EHKTHRrs ND CHLIRES ~ boD'
Ifte tas.s4s a. or afole bIsiI nave r. er ln '
'-.. -aus o. tie National aiuues. Fttetu. even % rs tl
rri.e o otuu o. he Government lL1 shear $50 CO., To
,ta " The LL.c, surely t-p uus with tie car "l
C urdeerIea by VIA EIed gI ,e iaF 10y 81 d. iiifI
rI igt.lr.. counsel lI b-seeefug NJ e Allf" God
B.. iftlrs tie ,oIfer.r- hosts aIl tnrI rulers, a.rI se
n,s Of bous tie ninth 90 vel. lgd pay ttt u. T't 'pun
tTv h. yesterday united ed 'IeoIe pro- poGs 49, pJ"
er.l put uak The sword into thr sabt-i tnd = b. 10
loulIi md uuu'sf p.ed peane toe tlrsHS. wIi tod
O.. po,rri upon sullcst tsl go fy "lcf ut'.
ucer Lsa-sn IteEnv t.tlcI 3d. tItfu'e % taft gl1
American yli,,' a ttis Jocee Who hai LETT .fsl5
r rrfre ~ some Of 10 bc.fec fellow s'l.a'-. o. or
.ue P-Ia' LoHayr aHI who told ia. Pope Ir no r.rd
H. NE -.it.l tie tes llsHIty Of t." state al the
.L4Ich. would B.. willingly die . defend t4s ante sIItN
fi~- -t -tuIeI fl 9 ts sI love II usr IsOr
~ Fclf Coafcsd % Die Calr autograph l''E Ia!
doubles. boo tie Instance oi nc rter, D. the ArtI.
is on u tgcsut md tc late tusuted hrHLu.Lop ui
NesI ora, l-ae 10 our ae.t efot lu 70. i4.
er,.'. d We lave 100. ed ths EoIorel rt
.rr. E4t Ncu NI'le-. i4.t While SO "Itl
yl rim i -ogI,st .eftf, ~ teh Got 'S Supreme
F9afp ot q .sjs utter angle UUc-Wv .a7c omitted
ra o. tor unity 3D. v.ts 10 sureh'., u tar atl I
ol o. continuation puOic pty's. mouhR iid alter
u1O. Cathedral 70 eIAou on beloved Ca,i g. uAt"
al IL sH plea. on. ioT peace.
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lazy nNTELHIG ENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TERM-FEB D.
Before Judge DAILY.
.r,,-,, ~ nun pfCT

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-IRiAL TERN-FEB. ?.
Before Judge DAILY.
TWO OF TIE RIOT CASTS
Hester MORAN ,g The Mayor, &c, Of the City Of New
Yolk, LOWS II Davis ast. The Some.
These two actions were brought by the PLAINTIFF,
coored persons to recover for the destruction ~ personal
property daring the riots in July last The plaintiffs lived in
tenement houses which solely Occupied 10y coloed FAINT
and were attacked and the furniture and other property
destroyed or canicd away by the mob.
proven thst the plaintiffs IN the possession OF the
property. and iif probable destruction by the mob.
The defendants counsel moved to dismiss tie complaint, on
the ground that he Of 1855 unconsi.uona having been
20 held by the Supreme Court.
The motion wts denied and the cause submitted the Jury
The Court request o. the Defendant. counsel charged
me Jury that the queionor them 70 determine whether
any u the property claimed stolen carried away
by noh instead Of being injured destroyed and that for
any stolen carried away the defendants not liable
TIE Jury rendered verdict ior toe Isatias for TIC ii
amounts claimed
Marsh Coe Wallis Tor plaintiffs j. X. Iscke,t, Assistant
Coln.' 10 the Corporation appeared for the defendant
SPECIAL TERH-FgB 2-beioIe JUDGE CARDoL0.
An ORDER EXTRAORDINARY.
The following order Of tho Court explains itself:
One Of the Judge. Of h. Court having assumed to inter
-ercroang orders a. to which bad exercised ny Judicial
discretion,
ol',,,l, Tt voice here1lr'- provided be given
that aGer this date wiz not Only the ic4on Of any
tanned bat she Ieroa procuring vii be- Iro'c''a for
c01'suIl.
Oote,ed That the Ces give notice hersoi by publication
IN The T5o1,oy,pt aud Other lapels.
Eu.LI "ALBfRT CARD0Lo
"Jndge w. ;. Common Pleas"
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TEq~-Frs. 2-Bear
Justice bAKrOrK
uE1fSlt NS.

JOIN Pos u. james @. GUrdly.-M0ton Do
MED Isl ti costs.
s1r.e, Loan and Tfa., Company srt Mauu.-Rrf-rence
tT.sfsd.
N,ss ast nsmar,s'. Ma.tust,il 90. same; Mas, ag.
Same AlD ..Hs granted.
10 A..ull Az Llii.ItT o. Or,ef granted.
II.H.f.ld .ef t-ssurOi..-i I'd .rlt and s4hstg4, cent
Preceding tet aside " .tiolt a,tt-.
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ELK. RrrrALo, AEp AYTsLoPEs FoR TIE


GENIAL pARE.-Somo time ago, Mr. Charles Eleard q
gentleman Of alucncc residing IN the West presented
To- thc Central Park Commissioners, through George
Wlkcs 81 Eiitcs' Spirit handsome collection Of 'iE'
buffalo and onteopcs but the Commissioners hesiiatcd
about accepting tho donation account of the expense
about $500 Of transporting the animals hiher. Mr.
wilkes feeling anxious that the Park should receive tbs
valuable collection, subsequently consulted with MI
John Ioey Superintendent Of Adams's Express Com
pany, the subject, and Mr Hory in Turn conferred
with Mr.. Gather the Western Superintendent, who
answered that by giving lin sufficient notice 70 get
car ready and by sending uan to take charge Of the
same on the road the Adams Express Company wolld
deliver the animals In New York free II charge Mr.
Elea.d the donor is nov IN tue city, but viii return
home shortly 10 select a man 10 come on with ifcm
The SPIRIT says:
II is quite certain fha. his fine present from Mis-.
sour will be- speedily followed n not accompanied by
Otl' n from the States west az tie Great RIVER The
sUorsmcn HnG explorers II those grand regions lave
become warmly Interested ia tie matter, and throarl
them Statistic. that Wo shall be Gtge "a obtain
many contribution. If uncommon beauty ana curiosity.
ard none the Jess interest because the an,s aTe Tie
IrdigiEgIs Inhabitants II oar ofrsts, plans and ~
ton
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoyBT-rEp. 2-Be.on
Juag. BITS.
RETrRN OF TROlEs,

Ju4s, BRTTs
RETURN or PROCESS.
David Thomp.oH agt. The ship Corsar, her
tackle and cargo. W. Watts q a. le. Tue steamer Iuht
Cam l.rta.Ale. s.. Benjamin ". Higs II A. sct SAM
g. 4 Plip- AT. Same. John q. Raining It The hdr tn
dsuuted her tackle Sc The United states sgt % barrels Of
ale and wAissy nmGcd IN Jsuond slipped m me feaH
for Beaf0rt Sc In these appear noes were dy Ell
tered and one week allowed % tie answer.
lu tie three following motion ~ ftran len esq
As-tsLt o. = D.,r ttAtomeJ DEGREES u condemnation
aud sal' ord.-,t.
United Sates st. 81 cavalry boot marsrd Stcine
Bios. NcwOTlclls. Same az packages containing silks
found conceded Mc.'r Eastman End Cox passenger. o.
t'auei Crest Eastern. samoa package eeiry Ike4
saae Rubcstslu containing riis' viii Indecent photo
efapl.
tGe which the Jalse ordered the regular calender far The
F-ir be 'd nd iu making te olfrr said ttt
gri request tle tlf Co b. cGcy o. try t
when .y ac.d b. t,E order on N" calendar
.t Il wei, known fact that Only t1o tuA cases were
l,Ff % Oh. Iluua term a.tou Ga the Cont "h ~ a times
that s time might Do, lpcd Ia the o-siArss Oh IN
Court
F1Jodge Bebee behalf u the members o. tie bar rac
rHE i- Court He,ted that orr might ne al lr,
by tie Cont guIHc n ur aayf oE the trial oi serti
ur.Ua shat bv o." adoption 81 such hTu" more bHsI
ie.- ni 10 Da transacted by tie Court G a. pfrs'Li
IIls, Bet. shI la would De- only too uApTy 70 e1op
any c0Yo that would result in tie Iu0g, s,edy dpoloh o
h. Go. cllsI. all Dee would 'he'oic oid'f a
calendar BE- en- rd through ou NedUtstly ioT tAe ppp
q assigning particular day. Tor tie ta u tie cete' 'A-it'L
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

TaEsno Bsssu Mercury or Unpleasant Medicine, ir ~
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT BDCItO
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN =. their stages At hue Ezlcne LITE 90 no -h'nse Ok
Diet. no inconvenience AND 30 E8POsUhE.
IL cause. frequent deire aud gives strength To Nnse,
, reby removing distractions, pey enpe az .is s.lct.
o. meth IA aav,. pain end miaI mdtloni POI neg enc
in this class u diseases. md eXpelng POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORN OUT NATTER.
Thousands up9n thousands s..o nave been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKs,
and Who have uaiJ HEAVY FEES to be clred 10 short
me nave found tAy were deceived and tAat te Poison
Lar u the isr o. P.yrl A'ril Eats use -,lrc lp u
tie sys.rm, 20 break Or n an at-ravai'd form, Hid
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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Se.'lages.mE $ uday lfC4
JJ.'g 4. pTHCy

} :
JOIN b. PURCELL. .it.b9p Of 81 nat.
The tales III tlc above are tLosc Of thc Archbishop
our extracts Gr precisely printed by Tu C,Aolc
Iel4rolt.
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AxnrIFR HonIclns.-At mn ear

ANOTHER IlONIClDE-ht an early hour on
Tuesday thee men zone wll,c and two colorrD en-.
tered the drinking saloon No e3 south street Kept by
John II. McKiulcy. and called ior drinks. The bar
keeper william Smith replied that they did not eel
qaur 10 Legiocs. some angry words follow 3D. and tho
men Wer0 finally "a 'gf"u from TIE saloon. Troy soon
afer returned and another grr1 scene followed dur.
iug which 10 b. stated, the barA,rp'r hl'9 some tEm.
tc-s az the party one ~ them drew D. sol l.G hftd,
thr ball strk.ug Smith iu the right breast posing
through re night .rr llc a-sa.l.Hts hen h'd D..
different directions Dau!.l Brooks, hcat mI.aiiu.
one of he party was n.-,str4 about book from TIE
scene 90 the C.cgrTtrre - Officer hutuls az tie Soc
,ra Precinct aud conveyed 20 TIE station. House.
r.. wounded man WIS removed 90 the New Io.a Hos
IH r.a 'te extent oi te injury Investigated ty House
Surgeon Foster. lIe found tit t.e ban bad pierced
rrt.ll condition With scarcely hop" ~ BIS recovery
H.tA oi ire reminding lssA.ltuis g. difd. lie &C.
cl-rd Do well known 30 tie liEAih Ward. lie Irsides
90 No rO Wooster stGr't ard has Tor number ~ years
L,pt O. rcshLeLt saloon az the corner 81 H0ostrr aua
Cana. streets. Tho stol a. which ~ shooting Was
don. was found rtcr iu TIE day n the street where %
hid ben tlfouu Tho prisoner tays tie PISTOL does not
b,uu, o. lin and that be- knows nothing II the shoot
ing H. also s'atcs Tat hr t,',r met tie W!ir man
who formed one ot the UHrtt u The morning - ,le 90
eurcrcc. lie cannot tel. h.s name or residence.
Coroner NalUtun. intrr In tlc oay, held an ante
morton examination ~ tie wounded man at tie New
/ York HospiI. lrd De- drposoa o. follows.
reside a the i.-.u o..e 3d. Houston .ir'et am bar
seeIrr o.; Mr -k.ey. So 90 south street, conner Of
Patton aboutt ocoCk ta nor f ihr'' oo.o'd Ir't came
g. q them very i .na rIsft Rave been white nan
t"y came % te bar snd ,sd 1'nte... ,-I'. -l'
go afs good white ,l' them tad trasinT
IT,, .t.r. ta 4, OF s.disl rs1d s La e..s b. front
o. ~ When toos Iire" - ice f.u Go, ile ito end
i-.'-,a,d to go: ol,. ,ul.-.J nc ~, ,ae
o.t i.. or Eve times they romHrn ed o. 4n.' mo, Iut
,...,. s.l,.,,i o.. r,a,a r.-. T. =, 49,.
en-, . lsr .o ., r, r,-arnilr . rr...u,r o, p,,,.
e. "a . n f Il rf H = FEM .t a
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Purceli's Letter 10 His
Uioce.c-Pope PIps-The unicn and
&Iuyefy,

We make the following extracts from the let
.er Of Archhsh mop Purcell Of Cincinnati to tAe clergy
end laity Of he Diocese tho subject Of the approach
fup .crfuou Of Lent:
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Belmbol0's meoieines.

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIEs
H. KNOWN AS
HELMB0LD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific Remedy Diseases of the BLADDER
hlDHEHS, GRAVEL, and DkOPSlCAL SWELLlNGS.
This medicine increases the power OF digestion and
The abso'bent5 into healthy action by which the Eater or
c1e,0n. depOons and al unnatural ensrgencns are re-
dnced wei p.non inflammation, and good FOR Men,
Women, OF Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
FHIDAi, huH. IT I5VI'
Gold opened at 81, and closed at 2j7i.
NEw.yorK. rr.dsy, aug. i9-a pm.

Government stocks strOng-coupons Of ISL,
1854; ditto 52Os, i0 slloli April 3l9 40; certG
Gates Of indebtedness ga 1896; Tennessee o. 56@J9;
Virginia o. 81; Georgia "a, %; North Carolina ds, 81
Missouri Gs, G. a63i Louisiana Is. 65; Canton Com
pany. 36i a37l; Quicksilver Mining Company e2s0s'!.
Minnesota Mining Co. 81 Mariposa t2ia'; Dela-
ware and Hudson. 2osi9i Pennsyl' ania Coal, .l2 %
al5; Cumberland OH Central. Gil American Coal Off
erod at Sci Consolidated Of Pa at l2S; Central Tran
lit Co.. l25 asked; New York Central. IDfdl3ii Erie
iRi9i do. preferred Iioi Long Island. s9 dl0o Had
son River i3l0lS2; Harlem. 100, Reading. 1861 iJ7
Michigan Central. 1851 ei39ii do. Southern. 9li; do.
guaranteed. l4s, Ohio and Mississippi certificates.
5O;a5l Illinois Central, 1921 al32i Cleveland and
Pittsburgh ll3Sll3i; Northwestern ~ . SIT; DO pre-
ferred, eOIa9?i Cleveland and Toledo. IL eIa2ti