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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL,
Arrival Of the steamship Fulton in
Hampton Reads.
Capture OF the British Block
ade Runner Alliance.
The Vessel Valued at 100000 and
Her Cargo at $4,000.
.~--~~-~~>~-~>>~~-~~o~>~
Successful River Expeditions
in Florida.
Important List Of Prisoners Cap
tured at olustee and NOW in
the Hands of the Rebels.
Arrival Of Negro Troops at Port
Royal,
&C., &C.. 90.


The arrival Of the United States steam transport Ful
ton woton commander Fortress Monroe places us IN
possession Of from Port Royal to the 14h inst Tho
Fulton left that port at hafpast five on the morning OF
the 18th arrived at Fortress Monroe ct ococ
A. NJ. on the 10th inst.
The steamer Louisa Moore sailed from Hilton Head, 3.
c., Wednesday evening" the 18th instant at seven
O'Clock. with mails and passengers, for New York.
The steamship North Star Captain Scabury arrived At
Port Royal on the 18th instant; also the steamship
weybosse Brand, from New York, arrived on The 1Ith
instant,
The United States steam frigate Wabash, Captain Do
Camp proceeded to her old station outside b)ockadng
duty off Charleston on the 18th instant
Henry W. winkley, private or Company ], Fourth 70
gimeu New Hampshire Volunteers fell from the foresop-
sail yard, on the 18th instant, and killed His body
sent shore for interment. He was q native OF
Newburyport Mass, aged 20 years
We indebted to Purser McManus for favors rem
dered, for which he win please receive our thanks.
The Fulton brings the following passengers, en- route
for New York
Miss A Burch Miss Burch Miss NJ Fowler, Hrs Or Mer
Tilt Capt Gates and lady Lea Col Dusr Gsps oates
Lieut. Kelly. Chaplain L Hyde Captain W Cries,
Asst Surgeon Drayton Asst surgeop II White Asst
Mr. Virgins, Hathaway, John McAnsand, Gilbert,
C Bostwick, A Crowel F Allison Capt Brown. 4 Nor.
rs James. UsN: JAS q Young, usN: Colt, UsN g ~
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Nsw YORK herald runsnAT APRIL 49, lss44wnH SUPPLEMENT-


. spoR HoUeB.-DURINo THB PRE3bM BUSY
Ssscr cST frsnds Are rsspeofuny invited 10 uve 30
- az tnsir tssdod v,slA thas rooms ~ ~ ro
hem On kAsis arrival o1eso1- ~.
rouprKynKu olLpHRs, pROrBCTTv8 WHOM
II "a rsgu ~ ep1hh mssps viii - bed - WeHnesdAy
sys1sr Ipru ~ o. 10 ssAasea srsel An 1eaesss are
sortsnoe % me uaAe IN general WIN y gnnsaesea
w. h. 0nHYl1R. PyesAeak
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roo LATE ron QUALIFICATION.

oUina 10 The crowded state OF columns com.
peed 10 omit all advertisements coming under tho above
hend ding.
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MASS MEETING OF THE BOSS sHoEMAKBRs OF
~ The E'Shth ward win be held on Tuesday April ~ at
requested OF all Boss Shoemakers Of the above ward
WA NkYRRHory Secretary A. RHEIE President
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yN ATCHMAKERS' ASSoCIATION.-THERE WILL
" be meeting OF the watchmakers Of New York and
vicinity Wednesday Aprib 20 AZ o'clock r. NJ in the
Liberty Garden Q4 Bowery Order Of the day election
a President. distribution o. the price iist &c &c
WARNER Vice President
i. PIHr, Secretary.
j. JEAESEgFr Corresponding Secretary.
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CARSON HOUSE l5l CROSBY STREET BETWEEN
~ Houston and Blocker street.Newy Furnished Rooms
10 let, without board TO gentlemen only
ITOTEL.-MADISON SQUARE HOTEL CORNER OF
IL Twenty first street aud Broadway, will open the
European plan May Parties desiring large and elegant
suits Of Rooms can engage the same now.
d. p. PETERS, Proprietor.
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IDRoTEsTArT FARM LABoRERs. Two GOOD MEN,
who thoroughly understand work the farm garden,
may and employment, By applying, with good references at
n park row
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txrIkTRD-A DRY GOODS SALESMAN, AT Nc.
w pihinnay and htewarts, lH Fulton s., Brooklyn.
need sppb cScepl thoroughly acquainted With The re-
tall trade.
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METROPOLITAN yAiR

Rnv YoRR. April ID leal
The Lingerie and Trimmings thankfully
h ~ledr following goods Ard fancy
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The committee would alec their thanks for con-
ubn.ons from personal friends and for donations
which have received the confusion OF the Fair
and not here mentioned.
MRS l.. 7. MORTON, MRS. j. W. PATTERSON,
MRS HENRY 4 FEARING. MRS. c. X. FORSYTH,
MRS. @. y. CHlCKERING
MRS WILLIAM T. BLODGETT, Chairman
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r,upEnAMs FURNITURE EMPRESS. BuREbAns
ID ia azure Express Huruham furnitrs s.ptsss.
~ vart Eleventh between VI ID Sixth a,uueti
TarnltnTa stoFsa "a kfpds ~ ,urniture hctrd and
skppes furEuys q iamiief uoyed e ey ef ~ ooaarf'
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News from California.

san FkAECIeco, saturday, hiarch II, Is5l.
The steamer st. Louis arrived from Panama.
Sailed steamer Orizsba for Panama, with s17O 900 in
treasure for England and S2e6 900 for New York and
5l2 passengers. Also sailed bark Astrea, for Hong.
Kong. with 600 in treasure and ship Lady Wash
iDgt0n for Bakers Island.
Exchange is unsettled. Atlantic currency bis
opening rates 45d57 premium for gold in New-York
About noon kilograms announced a decline in gold
when currency bills ruled ct J0052 Coin bills were
Q6 premium. Telegruphic transfers of coin TO New
York 6a1 per cent. Bankers sterling, 4ed4ss; legal
tenders. Ola 6l4.
Tie market or most Of the staple goods is feyersh
Jobbers are at loss how 10 operate in the present
settled state Of the currency.
Exchanges are coupled with anxiety concerning the
weather and the probable effect of the drouth upon
gold receipts
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PasscnRrrs Arrived

In 't.aa ',an'psS,' fan,,, (,on Req ,RSyat-Ghy
S'V W VI d1'I Me- @ to- . A. FOIy yeol
Mr.. 81 Lomasj Mia. NJ 7. Youngs Mis-. y. H. Haoi Col
g ". Van ,Wych U; s. Lieut. Col stcw;I u y
CAPT VIM Dodge u. S. v Capt Il. Gray, Z. s.v.; Capt,
NJ Waterbury q. s. VI Capt j. s,Oter, u 8. VI Capt, T.
D'1i' Il VI csP b. Gli;Ss md sas t1s
Capt Capt d l. Sullivan, i C.ps " FisIsas
Les. = > nsfih;gn Y < = \ Dr. w Pint, X L sNi
=. j. \ Acting si,ss.'s Mate v. <, o,eqr'e y. = n.
csP' ch r.,IS. sy Capt + hi%e;
BOW. e. i v; Sergeant A. Rowland i. VI Sergeant ".
Grouse, q $. vi Rev: i. + FcSs Z s. Y. Lieut.. T. ii.
ISsH Jnf ' n snPt Cd S5Ss.s
christ: { s; "; Lieut.. +. u Wall;l, and J. smith UsX
T. s VI Lieut.. D. s. Keith, I. s. y. Licat ". A. MooiS
D. Lieut. Lieut., I IssT T. Lieut. b nS1
U. s;y Lieut. G. b. Young q $. "; Lieut., Z: g. scrun
i pia, 6. Wv Lieut., " A:sG@?cds' T. $ "
l'.s', ss., s. p w wheay,r M + Idmsa
G. T. Lamb o. W. Ingals. W. o.. Brown, J. Cate Capt, j.
Hand JMorl-on. n D:Gser R.L.Cure, e. lOms g. Heron
s n Dodge T. j. sanSoin j. ". Roberts, ". s,ason
Hr Bs,; Ls,hop W. Pr1nl,Id D. G. bI nsd.s ~
Murray Dir. bunhsm s,s,rass 5oii ''p' " w.
hIisS a ' %Sod Mr. and ME-. P 1Sna
n. h,!i j. Frost a. sisa: samuel j. ksiI: 6 l.
~ Hendet Is. Harrison, T. ares,an. WIFE and child. E.
p 9 Tyler, A. w Pcfson. jas. G. Pratt. Ms. A. SENEGAL
l,snk, o. stene Les,nan: julie, Rose Mark Gray C.
wright, NJ Green and lady, Mira Gilbert aud cid A. s. Am.
bier. ,asc Kesne McH Smith. Mr.. Tho. McGesdie, Mr..
& sa:a as es Mr. an. and MR. sGs
s9l0T T. ssesknd O. Borden and lady ssnehVs A. Len.
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The House Of Representatives Naval CON-
mitsee in Boston.

-, ~ = 11VsIUN, Sulufuhy, March II, Ict4
The Naval Committee of ,he House arrived
In Boston this morning, and wera escorted TO the Re-
we're House by committee of citizens where rooms
were engaged Tor them. The Committee visited the
Navy Yard this forenoon. 'N
The merchants OF Boston gave complimentary din
ner at the Revere House tonight to the House Commit
tee on Naval AnaiTs ana the Congressional gentlemen
sided. Speeches made by Gov Andrew. the Hon.
Mr. Rice the Hon. Mr. Rollins Of Missouri. Jndce
Kelley OF Pennsylvania, and others. The dinner was
costly and elegant affair and the company did NOT sen
arate until near midnight.
NEW HAVEN. March - 1864
The House Naval Committee arrived here at las
They left Boston at 740 running thence TO this place
In hours and "a minutes.
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suIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......MARcH IL.
Cleared,

s,eamshIpl-Pennsyvanis Orb Mfburne, Liverpool, WI
sms Outon; Edward Hawkins Dr. Prescott, do fuhon'
Il. Cromwell Go. NJ, r,
steamer-Empre Hunter Washington, James Hand Lo'
Gust Point Hoffman Portland II. b. Cromwell Co. Ahthis
cite Jones Philadelphia. Lopez X Krkpatrick -.
Shps-R. L. Lano Shabsr Liverpool, Trask Dearoorn
Henry tMechl, Oelrichs, Rotterdam, fuhe'- Mon'A' q
Wendt. u., - - u
Bmk.-New Brunswick tBr), HapsOoa Bristol George r.
Bukley; Northwoo Lane, Vera Cruz r. AeyarGre o1'
BrgSautiago (Brem), Elsenbook, Falmouth. jam, liz u
Schmidt Co. - ~ TT
Schooners-Tunis Bodinc, Bunce, Now Brunswck IL IL.
K,amsr, sarah Wooster Lord New.Bediord, Ferguson
Wood; Agippa, Brewer Portland q. L. Hatshi a9ttle'
Hammond boston, s. w. Lewis Co Mrands, Phipps'
New Haven s. d. Smith Summit Harding Fortress Monroe,
CroWel Paine.
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JAdyertisementl

CoLps AND CouGMs.-Sudden changes oil
climate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections
E.peence having proved that simple remedies act speedily
and certainly when taken in the early siege Oh disease
should a, once be had to "BRowSs BRONCHIAL IhocHk'
or Lo.eusc lie. tho Cold Cough or Irritation Of tho Throat 90
ever 20 light by this preeauon more serious attack may
be eecuay waded or Soldiers should have 'hen as they
,,n no carried in the poke, snd taken as occasion requires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

roryia Manuel Antonio o. A. Arsues. Crooks T. G. Fin
lay Theo. Wagner. Robert, A. Lopez A. Warburs y Ar
Rsirney j. NJ Baccsalupi, h. NJ. Hindmsn, NJ. Puget M.
Daetti j. Is. Jacobs, T. hndia Rodan Capt Ford Mrs
Mrs John Stryker and dsughers L. f. Hughes and NJ
Rouse NJ scofeld W. @. Price Victor Landergreen Thos
pnynett j X Lambert Nine. +. Vincent, Charles Hughes
Mr. MARY Tousey w. w Chanock +. J. Green +. Joyce
and wife r. Champey. Fanny Snowden, ID. Davidson and
xif. O. Mahoney f. Gochring, wife and children; Mrs
Schmidt and children Total 2G.
In bark ID. r. DeWolf from Mdtanza'-Ciement Pastu'
rean Jas Shoarcr Nicolas Calnlano.
In BRIG Cosnos from Kingston, Jan-Alce, Kate, George
and Wn. Cunningham
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Chicago Marker.

IHICAGO, WTdneFdhYl FIiTtN Y
The advance In Gold e. c. tended 10 excite the Pro-
duee markets and the opening prices generally higher,
but 1t the close tho feel ns Was rather quiet ,
There better feeling IA Flour, and holders are rni IN
TrtI.s a. 70 for low fsde do spsins
6us,, S6d s6 IS for Mixed Winter Extras .,.,
Tho Whet market opened buoysnt at an advance nie
an outside prices and laryo business was done
Int al tho ose the du and buyers ouly offered
inside rrices 49,, ,,,h
corn was scve At an advance Of lac. new, In which
Tie principal part 81 the business done and the market
olo.od very Ann q outside prices. -. .,.s...,.
ais opened steady yesterday prices and only noa,s1
Rye DALI wines steady At an af'aDc. OF lc 'Iofei anu
me sfc5hs ofodf aud fsin store las, saturday which
l. sso compared With the report Of the week previous end
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l. also compared with the report Of the week previous
v iih That Of the ssme dats N 1873:
Total bu,h 4 eos.Tn s.le3385


Last nights dispatches quoted IN details Flour orened
Sc better with doing bat cloed 1u buyers generally
refusing pay any advance, t6 G3d Tor Extra State -
200 - 10 fot H. o. ~ 35n ~ ~ Tor trad. brsnd
Wheat are better with fair demand Cid 90 Cicaso
Spring as choc. loi do, 81 ga u Tor Nil Club
7vd u for Winter Red Western. Com irregular and IN
. 81 ior southern Yellow. Oats droopng sod9lc
for Weston aud State PORK hrm-r with good demand
s22 22d ~. 50 for old Mess t2l sea for old Do incul
Ing 10, Of choice irch Inspected at Zl 50, 3 asa ll 50
for Mess 10 asa IL for old and Prime; also
bbs Mess for June, sellers option a2 rs; $50 bb- do
for April, buyers option I Cot Meats ea-er -ale, e1
Toe for shou ders 2idl1c Tor Hams. becon sides
active sud hnner; liGllic. for Western Cumberland Cut
he for city dot III Tor Western long rbbed l;ailic for
short Ribbed Ia dl2ic or do shot, clraf aud ic DO
long Hams Lard hSQ and in good demand At l3l d4c.
Petroleum steady 3d3!e.or Crude, tsai9c FOX rchned in
boud tgdolc do
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STATE OF NEw .NoRx,
PoET.WARDEys OFFICE, No. lOt Wallst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
IN sections Of the act passed m II. 1885, entitled Az Ao. to
Reorganize the Wurdens Once Of the fo OF rev York 10
all person. Interested in or having charge Of the subject
matter OF such inquiry, examination or survey h the fol-
lowing vessels under examination by the Port'WE
dsns and that tho said surveys or examinations viii he
plesd within days next succeeding this notice on board
said vessels:
Ship Mirubele. Pier No. IL y. H.
BARK Teazer. De fo.oAte.
Bark Mary Louisa. Pier No. " l.. II.
Brig Spartan. Woodruff Robnson's.
Brig TToubadour. ............... Wheelers stores.
Brig kibby. Pier No. ~ r. X.
sehr. Fraacise0.y Pier No; d y =;
}. Aver HxssIxX ~.
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coURr OH GENERAL sEssIoNs-MA.en m-BeioIe
COURT CALENDAR-Tms D,v

SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL TERM.-Nos. 2S5,
A. g. 49, &C. g. ST. 50 to co. ~ to 90 both inclusive, asa 10 Of
enumerated oases only.
SUPKEME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERa.-Nos. %, 10, of
Demurrer. and TO III 49, 49, l 2O 10 M both inclusive
Of Issues Of Law snd Fact.
SUPREME Court - CIRCUIT Part I.-Ad-
lourned TO Monday 2lst inst at 10 ia. Part i-Nos. 1919
SAL co... 68 go sGt 1858 lO52 1880 49, Ils ITO I2
lli+, Zig, lli8. ll20. ll22. 1874. llSt
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERs.-Part Mos
&l5 All, 1865, Jly 1917, 81 Dti. J5, 3l5 1891, 1897
500 JBi, 1853, 1885, 1865. Part l-Nos ls12 l5I2 1900
z 2059 2l2, 1872 9O 3l4O JSi $3.50 J1Jl $780, 1907 3t5o
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. $40,
lsS 3s $50 49, 49, asa u.s. i5i 455 al, 49, 2li 2l 06
PsI' ll-Nos a. l07, 1s 5J7 o. 49, so t7, DOL I6, 49,
459, $50, 4GI, +63.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHrr.
For weaknesses arising from EIcesses Habits Of p,so
ton, Early lndiscretion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indisposition TO ExeEtion, Loss Of Power,
L LS.sS Of Memory Memory Difficulty Of Breshis
Horror Of Disease, WakefglDsss
Dininess Of fisioR, Pain ia the Back
Hot Hands, Flushing of the BODY
Dryness Of the skin . Erupt!ons ON the FACE
Universal Lassitude Of the Paid Couutsnance
Muscular System.
These symptoms if allowed to 20 on, which this n.drH
invariably removes soon follow
IMPOTENCY FATUITY, EprLEPTTC FITS
In Of which the patient may expire VIE can say tsy
are not frequently iolI9wcd 6y those dretal disease
Many Of the OF their SUFFERING but ncrb
will confess The records Of the Insane Asy1ms and the mel
anchoy deaths by Consumption, beu ample witness the
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires The aid Of medicine TO strengthen AID nvste NJ
system, which HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCH0 nysrs
bly, does A trial viii convince Tue most .sep.ic1.
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IAhycriisenent.l
AdvcrtisementI
You WILL LIKE 1.-THE PHYSIOLOGICAL

You WILL LIKE 1.-THE PHREEoLoG1cAL
IorRS.t FOR MAncg-Read the articles superstions
The Language Of the Eye-Blue Black Brown and Gray
The Future American Mental Epdemcs Money; Wonahs
Wages Conjusu Resemblance, with Engraved Illustration"
Ethnology, Physiology Plrenoloey Phy'osnomy and ry
cholosy are given in each No. Prefen terms - year.
Is cents No JAN Feb, and March Nos Is cents FOWL
VI WELLS 900 Broadway Examinations, with charts and
fun written descriptions OF character, given daily
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Nailed.
MANNh II -ll.rks-fIsrulan Reindeer.

MABch i.-Darks-IIsrnlen Reindeer.
RnYs-hin, Ceres
Schooner-Jos. w. Webs,ep
MARcp Il.-Steamship s-Bemen. Etns Columbia, George
Cronwe Pennsy lyana Tor Liverpool Palapsco Virginia,
Empire
III. Tsylor -
Barks-Msrsngo, Maggie Hammond, Huntress =.
Brgs-Expot Penguin Henrietta, Solterino, Neyius, Ma
geucheretta Emma Dean, Ocean Home. -
Schooners Presto Avon H. Il. Hull, Samuel Eddy, HEX
man, n. NJ. Brown, Henry Brown .
MARCH lo-Scimshp -Edward Hawkins (Brl for Liver
pool.
Mcmornnda.
Brig Cosmos. OF this port from Kingston JAM reports;
Feb 70 barkrgged propeller ashore on Cape Antonio,
with a wrecking schooner alongside.
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he aeon no advertisement elsewhere she will run reg
,ia, diving the season every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday; and the steamer James w. Baldwin MOI
dny, wednesday and Friday, from Pier No. J3 North
hnreb Marlboro. Milton. Poughhecpsie, West PARK
and Elmores Tomorrow, the Albany and TOY me m
North river at 6 D. m, for Albany and Troy. The
steamer Hendrix Hudson Of the Peoples line wii also
leave on Tuesday for Albany from the foot OF Court
landt street North River. at y. IN.
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G
Hrr,NrBOTD,S ROSE WASH.

HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH,
an excellent lotion for diseases Of Sypte naoTe ana
an injection in diseases Of the Urinary organs Arising bo
habits OF dsspstion used in connection with the EI
Buohu and Sarsapss IN such diseases a. reeonehoea3
Evidence of the responsible and reliable character wa
ACCOMPANY the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES, .
FROM 3 TO 10 YEARS STANDING with ,,r
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAM
For Medical Properties OF Buchu ,a
sEF DISPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STAY
Sec Professor DEVICES valuable works on the PTaetss'
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsIc
sdelphis. . , ,o,,,,,, :, I. ess
ebrated Physcan and Member OF the Royal Collef Er1
seons ireland, and published IN the transactions ns
and Queens Journal. ,rrrAuN
See Medico Chirurgcsl Review, published by BhS
TRAVERS, Fellow Of the Royal College Of SAIGON"
See most OF the late STANDARD Works on Medieine
EXTRACT BUCHU, S per bottle, or SiI for % e., 10
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA, @l pei bottle "su |"
sa -, . G., hr
o. So m,a.,.,.a
Or Half Dozen OF each for $2 which viii be ninsis
cure the most obstinate If directions are ADHERED
Delivered to any address securely packed iFom va
Describe symptoms In all eonimupieston& Cure
teed Advice gratis,
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Pnsscuuers Smiled,

Ia steamship Etna. for Lirerpool-biIs 81 Cbrh, Henry
o. Haughton, Geo TAFT Mr.. Stuart of Montreal. c. p Burch
and vile OF Philadelphia Mary r. Green and children
John Fox James Conloy OF Ne~Yok, Jos. Dunenburs Of
San Francco Thomas Tunbul OF Phiiadelphis C. Bisnd
Manuel NJ Sohnes Mr. Bonlbee Of Hamilton Simon Cohen
o. w Brocklhur r. H. Brewer Jucn G. Aquilcrd J. Kane,
C. Bailey Jules Brctns A. Themes, Alfred Brown, Nm.
Carier Sylvester Brush T. Ruszi.s of New York A. Miranda
r. w LSsas, Miss PHILIP, Hugh Sweeney, sud others IN the
at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

THE FAIR.-We learn that the city rairoad
conductors drivers and stage drivers are about 10 or
conize TO assist the Sanitary Fair. circular WIN
The following names as committee has been issued of
the above object: ~
LrGnAyp b. CASSos Chlirmsni Hon Sam9', sem, m
haniel March George Law, Bailey Myers, H. VI
: n Nvers J. C. Oatman NJ Il. spauding A: H. WaI9
Iobn H. More Jesse A. Marshall, John keefer" L. snaru
Low = " Andrews, Robert Bulky, William A. Daring
George S. McWaters ,,N
Also a call for the Committee TO meet this (MondsO
evening at O'clock at the house Of the Chairman NO
2s9 Fifth avenue.
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Gen. Logan Declines 20 be Il Candidate for
the Governorship OF Illinois.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, March ].

81. LOUIE odlUIUlyi MdrCII II, ItVf'
A prominent army officer writes TO q friend in
Illinois that Gen Logan Is unwilling to become
tdste for Governor Of that State and expresses the
earnest hope that the loyal voters Of Illinois will unite
without reference to former party ties upon ticket
made up Of unconditional Unionists. who favor the
vigorous prosecution Of the until the final overthrow
OF rebellion and treason.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE BANNER WARD ON THE SOLDIERS VOTE
oip 20 the returns Of the erection on TUESDAY "s'
having been made by the Police from Precincp' "naS
rcper in only few instances had their oorrc'' ,o'o
mode publc. Tie Ninth Ward which forms p'n' "
two precincts, claims to be the banner warn VI no
oueson Of amending tho Constitution SO as 70 ano"
our bravo soldiers and sailors away at the war inc
nri,,,ore ~ tho elective franchise. correspondent
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Territorial Convention.

DENvER CololadO, saturday March ~. 1864.
The Territorial Convention held in this city
yesterday elected six delegates to tie National Conven-
ton 10 be held In Baltimore In June next Resolutions
She cooperation and hearty support Of Colorado also
asking Congress To pass enabling act providing for
the Organization or State Government and fy The ad
mission OF Colorado into the Union.
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NJ

USE IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections aud diseases Of the Urinary 0srs wbsto
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and no matter OF rev
long standing. Di.esses Of these Organs
REQUIRE the aid Of DuTedc
UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is TIE GREAY pIuREu6
AND IT Ts CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DlSEAsES
FOR WHICH
IT IS RECOMMENDED.
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ENGLAND will doubtless be called upon 10 i'll,
dnv citizens Of the United for the vessels destroyed
y certain of the Rebel pirates Yet no family on That secouh
should hesitate moment order kKsrs EAST INDIA cor
yry for Il h the heathlu and economical OF any Know"
coffee For sale by all ocers Priee 70 cents per pound
(teneIal DEPOT No. l54 Keadc,t.
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l.

Take no Bsls,m, Mercury Unpleasant Medielne' fd 10
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in al their stages at Little Expense little or no ehsned
Diet: no Inconvenience, AND No EXPOsuHE.
IL cSu.es frequent desire and gives strength TO Un1a
thereby removing obstructon preventing and curing st
re Of the nrbTs sayng pain and Inflammation, 30 fequsnt
in mi. olss, OF diseases and eIpeliing POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER.
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured IN shcrt
time have found they deceived and thai me rsson
the ss,su to break out in aggravated form, AID
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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FEMALESi FEMALESi FEMALESi
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE. MARRIED. OR CONTEN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar TO Females Ertrsct Buchu
uneqused by any other remedy In Choros Rstsa,
ton Irregularities Painfulness or Suppression Of Customary
Eyscua0n liberated oy sci'a0s stale Of TIC gtsre. Lea.
oa or ~ mites ,rennty end for al complaints iIy.ss
to the ser whether arising on ndiscEe!ieD Hao 81 DISC
patton or 10 the = rr
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T,
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