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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
,IaII. Ciose ut fbe Posf.Odire.

For Great Britain and the Continent. via Southamp-
ton, By steamer Hamnonia sa,uidiy Mach s.. III
For Great Britatn and the Continent, b. steamer
City Of London t,pocia NALL Saturday Mar s.. leI a m
For ireland, via OueeDstown, by steamer City OF
London saturday March S.................... lci m
For Europe. via Portsnd, by steamer Damascus,
Friday March Is p H.
For CUBA ard the IVES, In lies, via Haylns by
Evening star, sdtuld y. March 3...... p m
For hsw-OTlesns by ste msT Evening star, satur-
day, fafch
Por California Oregon. Warrington Territory, and
the Sandwich Islands, daily (Sundays except
aud u p.
korti-Abany buffalo and Canadas d and -
North and Wet Way Mail p.
Western Mail via Erie Railroad and - ?.
son,hcrn and South Western HsiL..5 M u and 10 p m
Fa-,en Mail and % y.
Nevpot and All +p m.
The Long Island Mail closes al q m. aud y M.
Sunday AAll.-On Sunday all mails close a. IA .. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
Musical.

The great concert to be given, this evening, In
honor Of Mr. l. r. Harrison, the proprietor OF Irving
Hall, well deserves tho consideration Of musical cir
ces. Il Is customary in the wilderness Of verbal
abuses common to advertisements to call concert
without an orchestra grand" one: this entertain
lnent viii be graced with that element Of grandeur be
sdes dcxterous solo players, and passionate opera
singers. See the advertisement for details.
Mr.. Gottschalk will give, adequately assisted,
concert at Nibo's Saloon this afternoon. Sec ad
yertisement.
At the Academy this afternoon nast--witf
Nine Frederick Himmcr-will be played
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a Correction.
To he Editor Of The ~ y. 7ribUS>.

To he Editor Of The N. u 1TibSS>.
SIR In your notice of the Commencement OF the
Homeopathic Medical College Of GewYork the ID inst
find an eIror In the report Of Prof Guerrsey' address to the
graduating class. Ia the following sentence The D'aehoHe'
might odcpf any 'y'frn TINT you'd Aore he EJECT q
curing his pdtens'
Prof Guernsey desires cay that the reporter misaP-
,cbeDd,d h. in TINS particular a. be believes and
teaches bat lsw Of curebnd THAT a~ i. tho pbe A
ton Of dru. organ function OF tie human body
J. BEAELyI, Dean Of the Faculty.
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CITY ITEMS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "f| fV"y "HN SsVV"f"Es
For lgfOn Of aad Of oomneEooest afrcJ
h.enenn "a Other COLUMN, gf Lhii paper.
AoApExY or MUac-M.iine--"R uust."
NIBios GARDys-Jlnds al Chsmouny.
WAll.cks THsArsE-kosedsle.
WHITE GAHDss-Tic.e' -oi. Lesyr Man.
OLYvPic THXATEs-Tauing Ruttcrfy.
BARsuss-Cjauts DwArfs WHAT'S fci ~ o. Leave Man.
NAS AsBURGHs MKsaGyRIy-C objection Of Animal.
UIProI HIATkOS-Equssrian Pefioflnanc.s
BROADWAY AnPHIrHIATER-EqDestIia Performances
CRAloS Arr GALLERY bicTsia.i's Rocay hoGn.aiHs
lloPE CHiPEL-Tbe grand >t-fcoscoltcon.
NiHLo's SALoOs-Gott.chnlk Matinee.
rugATKR tRANcAIs-jo Ans, on IA Vie Dun Joueur.
lAvINs HALL-TcstlmoniAl Conosrt 20 Mr.. Harrison.
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Terrible Explosion in Quebec.

MONTREAL Friday, March 4, 1864.
A fearful explosion of the laboratory con-
nccted with the military magazine at Quebec oc-
CURED at noon day Capt. Mahon and thirteen pr
Yates were preparing cartridges at the time The pud'
INC was comnetely blown IN The shock was terrific;
almost every house in the upper town was shaken ron
top TO bottom. Windows and interior partitions OF
stores from St Johns Gate TO Palace street were
smashed and valuable goods thrown into the streets.
The ruins Of the laboratory took fire. and are still burn
ing in close proximity 10 large powder magazine.
apt Mahon and two Others have been taken out
of the ruus alive; from ten 70 twelve are missing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
Erons San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, March 3. 100.
Since the sailing OF the Golden City, 1t has
transpired that she took s73O0o in treasure for New
York instead of tho sum heretofore reported.
Twenty soldiers went guards, designing 10 return
from Panama by the steamer; IN addition TO her
regular armament extra l0Opounder Parrot gun
was mounted the forward deck. so that, considering
speed the Alabama would Ind 1t dihcut Job 10
capture her No armed passenger ives allowed ~ san
hence on her. . -,
All the cargo in between decks Of the ship Aquil!a
has now been discharged. and wreckes have com
menced raising the cargo from the hold
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Rirc in Eric, Pa.

ERE, Ia, FTiday, March :, ItJl.
A fire occurred in the Reed House this morn
ing which entirely destroyed the building which was
furniture uninsured
1t destroyed the dry goods store of Messrs. Hays
Co., which was fully insured in the NcwYork and
Hartford offices. also Strongs drug store, which was
insured; McConkers e. ShannOns hardware store, IN.
snred in Hartford and two large brick buildings which
were not insured. The Catholic Church was several
times fire, but the loss trifing.
The fire first discovered in the ball room OF the
hotel and is supposed TO be the work Of incendaries
The total loss is about 10000.
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found and arrested II wVs subsequently ascertaned
that he had entered the sDre Of Mr. james Freed NO
2s6 Third avenue AID tken quantity Of shawls ano
other articles valued ~ slG5 portion OF which DC had
conveyed To No. house. in Twenty second street ana was
returning with a second load when arrested. lie gave
his Hage Thomas 1Obn. and stated that he was SIX
teen Years Of aga Justice Ledwith committed him IN
| defs Il OF Al Co bail
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Passengers Arrived

IN sf,dm,Aip MGdnzdJ from Ncso OtlcaaR. de Claire
mont lady and child John L. Brown r. Roast, VIM Carter
Edward p. fi.s Alfred Brown, Moses Levi Lucas TOfte
Mir Ogden. Master Brewer. Mr. Cspes. 5. Hughes From
IiaysnaJnsn AguilaT, John ID. Edmton, Henry +. Mills
Jose Cerlella, Thomas Cadi2, Joseph knight.
In ieGahip fazoo from heio Orioaas a. O. Ferris Jos
Randall p ". Mstthewson Mr. aud Mrs. GARDNER Miss
Gardner Lewis Opdyko Edw Bloom, Joi PeaIee p Meyer
Mr. sohellenbcTs. Miss and Master Scheleubcrg
Ma Sally Army, two Misses Army Master Army, W. II.
Graber lady and child l.. GboT, Felix " ID. StucEen T. H.
Wstsoa and q Ia thc steersgc.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of EEW-YoRK.....MAKcH
Cleared.


Stesnshp.-City OF London tBr) Peters Liverpool Jor
q. Dale Celia, Billings, London, Howlaud 4 Aspnwa
Uaumona uianil schwes,ler HAMBURG kuhnhardt Co
Sicsin-r-D. IT, Mount Pinckney. Hilton Head
Shps-hiDert tfr), Leyegre. Hayro Bacijcr DE Nsru
Nc.tanden tNoL), Olsen, Queenstown, Funch, Menck,
4 Wcud.
Baris-Sachem, Atkins. Cadz Upper Bes,iie; Wiz
llor.s tBrD, Burton, MGamoros Walter Crane Co. Eel,
On, Camel Msrsoiiles, Baetjer DE Neru; Breineu
iIem Jachnrs, Baltimore, fayensted; Co. Chrsansan
tAoG Boyer, Queenstown, funch Mencke a Wcndt.
Bd-aAce Franklin DT.l Brown, Havana S,ursia Co.
Cnrsana ConneiI tBr.l, Royers Havana H. brigham
lg.h t}rl. DuEkre. Cork, Boyd Hackcn; La Clyeuu.
t'rl Dohefy. Aux Csyes, Wilson Camnani Vivid iBr
Dusuct' Halifax, Thos ). Whitney, Ocean Belle (gr) Pot
nsh Jaule Lou- 4. JauI"i sy phidc tBr D. Henderson
Csfdenis, NIniillo Nining
schonncTsJ. Is. johnson. smith, Fortress Monroo Fanny
Mo'i, Davis Fall Ryetj w. ii. DuWitt, Coy Port Roynl
Alfred Chase Nixon, Baltimore; J. w. ngl4scy Cralcr
io,t Eoyul HUnire,s, Howard, Baltimore; John Jamcs
Baker. Fortress Monroe EucLanress Coney, Para; VIVA
Hose, k-y Fortress Monroe; Walter Raleigh. srkerson
NrwO.lrau. q. J. Jones. Crowe Philadelphia Baker
Dayton lorence Athens, Providence. do L.ocsda Small
Salem, H. ". Ropes Go: Bergen. Case, Baltimore Merrill
Abbott; Matilda tBIl West Tampco Is. f. Small 10.
Jason. Spissur. Nassau Mary Ademe. Davis Cineoe.
sgue A. G. iiayens Little Lizzie, Phillips. Yofk River
Crowcll Paine.
sI0Op-A. Le~e. Leee. Chester, Ct, Ii. g. Racket Sen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

LETTERS FOR GBRMASY-PosT-OFFIcB No
IIcEIn view Of the fact that Danish
now cruising In the English Channel merchants are
fearful OF mourning the risk OF sending valuable letters
the mail to be taken by the German steamer from this
port to morrow. To accommodate them and Others
wishing to send by the English steamer Postmaster
wakeman has concluded 10 make up and dispatch q
specinl mail by tho steamer City Of London to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
The Hoy. GEORGE p. FISHER on Cocpry's

RIsUL1s W EMAAcPAnoS.-"l am satisfied TIA. &.
was wen entitled TO tie first prize awarded it by the
French Academy aud that the scientific researcles,
the ardent philosophy and the genuine coqucHcc Of
author have earned for him the tribute paid him by the
him % be at once an apostle and an economist. Ii
should DO attontiyoy and praycrully read by every
Christian, philanthropist and patriot in every land
where The destroying TEND Of Slavery hos set lis rVD
heel"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

u g. gunboas lneen Acting Master Robert rsrr conmand
ms hom Co~A Of Texas VIA NewOreans Ship Island and
steansfp YSoo Couch New Orlean, cath and g. w Pass
"cI .eVeie N w. winds n of M,,terl AID wa;
detained u hours ia the ryer by fog.
Steamship Matanzas, Liesgang, New-Orleans 2jth via
Havana 2gth Indse and pass to Thomas Ascapcio q CO.
On 2oh of Fort Jupiter passed tho steamship Havana Tor
steamship Locust Point, Hoffman, Portland, mdse. and
pass. to II. b. Cromwell Co.
steamer Virginia ~ s. sranspor Snyder Fortress Monroe
steamer Thape. u. g. transport Carey, Beaufort and
Port Royal, to u. 3. Quartermaser.
steamer Louisa Moore ~. transport winters Newberu
4 days, to q. \. Quartermaster.
Steamer Westcheser, Baker Providence mdse &c, to f.
Byuner.
Steamer Sea Gull Kenny Providence. mdse to Edward
Ship Eliza Ringer Hsnl Hoyer London az days mdse 70
Rug.r Bros. Experienced fearful W. gales the entire passage
ost calls and sustained Other damage, 20 days from lon
with gales and Gains, l7th had hurricane from S. T. to w
ship lying to unde, bare poles aud nearly on her beam
ends for 10 hours bad the head and copper from the
and bow washed Sc has been beadg OF Barne
gat stree the LIST, with strong W. winds and snow.
md.e. and pass to j. 4 n Smith { Co.
Bark Winthrop tBrl MOu!on, Naples Jan. Il, passed
Rrg Johannes Pru. Linda Bueuos Ayres 20 days, wool
and hides to DowIey, Corners Co. Experienced heavy
Bds Eunomia tnanJ Egsers, Santos So days, coffee to
Funch, Neineke h Wendt.
cotton to D. r. DeWoli
Bng Anna Bell (Bry, Taylor, Pernambuce JAM 81, cotton
to Gordon, Bruce McAu Experienced heavy weather
on the passage.
Big teor,c f: IesOn tBr), Iaraway Gonaives Feb r.
via Delaware Break water III, logyood and mahogany to
Brett Son Co Experienced heavy weather the 18th
lost libboom and sprung foretopsai yard
Brig Ttus Br). SNOW Msnsania - days, mahogany to
j. +. Whitney Co. Experienced heavy weather most Of
the passage.
Brig Glove tal CorselH, Palermo 50 days, rui, to T.
Msnsra h Co.
schr Tgrs tBr Windsor Potter cuTscos IS days. salt to
u. X DeWof
schr. Ellen II. Brown, Pearce Dghton days.
scfr. G. l.. Vandervoort Baker, provdenceJ days
Scir. Fountain, Davis Fan River.
schr. Broadiieid Fish, Providence.
Schr. Avail. Curtis. WarehaE,
Scl-. Jane Maria Gier, Norway 81 ".
Schr. Robert d. Rhodes. Baker. Gloucester
Schr Harriet, Besrse, Rockand
schr. Eleanor Femefs. Bridg-ton.
Schr Fowler Chase, New-Londou.
schr Henry Brown. Laicham Chncoteague, wood 10 A. c.
Ravens.
sehr Samuel o. Miles, LAtchsra Chinco,eegue, to A.
G.. Hayens
WIkD-Sunset s., and hgit.
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fAdyerlisenient1

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for MARCH,
now readycon,ains articles on Tho Human Eyeis Color
Language &C. supcrstitions Conjug Resemblance; The
Futore Amedcan Our Social Relations; E;bnoloy, Phys
ioogy, Phronology, Physognomy and Psychology. Only
IS cenis o. 81 30 year For IS cents the Jan, Feb and
March Nos sent by hrst post Fowler WELLS No. $40
Broadway. N. Y.
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TIKI PRovosr-MARsHAL or THE TENTH DIS.

IHB PRovoST-MARsHAL or THE TENTH DIS
TKIcI.Mr w. w. Pierson has been appointed Provost.
Marshal Of the Xth District Of NewYork in place Of
Capt. Moses G. Leonard who has resigned that Office
which no had filed acoeptaby. Mr.. Pienon has been
for about twelve years IN the Registers Office Of the
County and subsequently Chief Clerk Of tie Board Of
Eurollaeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

THE LUDLow-sTREET STAB3TNG AFFRAY.-
Coroner Naumann held ante-mortem examination
Thursday ut No. % First avenue In the case OF M
Kumpf Tie injured man was stabbed soIe days since
nv Adam Sehafier n feIow.woTkm an NJ No. l36 Lhd-
low street Kumpf is not expected TO recover. The
particulars have been already published.
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Travellers Guide.

To Albany By Hudson Il. r.. 60 Waren st....7. 10
NJ ard a. s. and 10 20 p. Sunday train,.. 522
To Albany. by Harlem X. r.. 10Th IT tth-av.loA M
and lz5 r. m Sunday train as p m
To Baltimore, by the New Jersey X. r., foot Of
Courtlsndt st.. and 10 q IN. y p. m, and IL :,
nidnisht-Snndsy. ........................'. p ~
To Bo.ton by New London line Pier - N. r..
stonnston line Pier 10, N r., and Fall River
line Pier J. N. r.. daily Sunday -Icepted)..... p.
To Boston by New Haven kh. via Springfield
Urn ct and an aY. A. m add p. m
To Boston. by New. Haven RR., 2rh-st and 1,n-
az, Vie Shore Ln-...... ia and p Sunday op NJ.
To Buffalo BY Erie RI. foot Of Chsmbers
To l.p, Fs Island and other resorts Long
Island. by L. l. Railroad, from James SIP and
loot Of Jiihsi T. R...................sa and p
To the West by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foo, Of Courtlandl It,. D. IN. and and ?. m.
Sunday TAIN.
To the West, by Central Railroad OF New Jersey,
foot Of Court andt m " m and
To Phladelphis by NewJersey Railroad, foot Of
Counlaultst..1 and 10 e M, II IA, and o. p.
m. aud ~ midnight. sunas ?.
To PHILADELPHIA by Camden and ApboY Railroad.
PieT26 " r.. loot Of Barclay m p.
To " sshinsio b. New jersey RR.. foot OF Court
land, -, and 10 a y y. III, aud IL midnight
- p -
Tor further information IN rrssrd Railroad Time Tables
advertisement. In another part Of thl. paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
Oil Wells on Rire.

BUFFALO, Friday, March :, 1851.
Passengers report fire at Oil Creek on the
I'd inst The Maple Shade and other wells. and some
filed tanks were burned. II was estimated that be-
tween 20 600 and 30OO0 barrels Of oil had been de-
stroycd, and more was burning.
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bort Uaroens' Motto.

STATE or NEw-YoRK,
PoRr-WARDEss' OFFICE, No. l04 Wali-st
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
section Of tire passed m H. 1851 entitled An Act to
R.ogai1s ths Waden. Office Of the Port OF heY orb, to
all persons nterestod in having charge Of the subject
matter Of such inquiry, examination, survey that the fol-
lowing vessels under examination by the PortWI
dens and tina. the ,ad surveys examinations viii be
p.,ed within days suce.edn. this notice board
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
snIee xere Eade Yesterday By A. Beecker Son Co;

Hot on IOthst between LIST and I'd svs......"*se.S
lot ON 10Th ST. between lst and I'd avs....." sloo
lot GA llthst south side, near I'd ay......." Iggo
Ilot N W corner Washington and Wanrnsts. IoDIo
lot on l0thst north side bet LIST and 2d-ays. sslo
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EVIDENCE OF rnE coRREcrs


| If any window OF door Of your house is opened
during the night by burglar other II they are
csrel,.sy Intentionally r by aseyant the BURGLAR
ALlRs TIIKqRsPu will sye Instant notice In your sleeping
r. HOLMES, NO. ~ Broadway
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Do not fail 10 see the exciting novel, comic,
artistic and highly interesting graphic Illustrations in hi.
weeks number Of DENOREsTs LLu5TEATEp NEWS, the I've
paper Of America Every man lady, and child viii be dc
lighted wrh It. Price, cents Sod everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

SAN FRANCISCO, Friday March 4, ls6i.
The Rev. Thomas Starr King died at 5 o'clock
this morning, after d brief illness, OF diphthcria.
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TRIAL Tnip OF TIE NEW Pmor BOAT

TRIAL TEiP OF The NV PILoT Boar
Edmund DRIGos.-1hc new plot boat Ednund briggs,
Capt. a. H. Van Pet went down the bay yesterday
morning trial trip and after proceeding outside
far the light hip returned and arrived at the city
at about p. IN. There was large number Of guests
on board, including number Of pilots belonging 10
other boats who freely expressed their admiration OF
the vessel both regards sailing qualities and com.
fort The following pilots attached 20 her:
Richard Bowen. james H. Tenure jacob Vanderbilt
Edward Hilliker John W. Murray. and Capt. Angus.
tus II. Van Pelt
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Re~e;nts of Produce.

NsRcu IL 40 bbs Flour 800 bb Whisky, 100 bbls
Corn Meol 800 bags Corn Meal go pigs. Provisions.
plg- Lard 900 Psg- butter so Pkg. Ashes $50 Dressed
Hogs, 1900 pkss. Petroleum.
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AN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of CowSo,,

BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT,
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT t'.
READ AND REFLECT.
| READ AND REFLFtr
1t has been from time immeiorial the obisor a, ,,n
psss TO hnd some remedy for the Ills Of HE An.
mas Tor ages explored every In orcr to .eov,,
hidden secret has BEEN however reserved for moas,
ence 70 orns before the world the great DESTROYER of
aud in hooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs are copssu,r,.S
all those virtues which tend to promote hsahbv and 49,,
LIE Unlike the generality Of bter they are no. an sleoh
MIXTURE but pure tonic composed entirely Of y.se,b
stances They are positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
| DISEASES RESULTING FROM
| DISORDERS OF THE LTyFa
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITATEp Rs.u,.
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL Tryy
vIGoR OF HEALTH.
The reputation Of t.hs preparation fs not Of . A..
month, nor year nor 10 il confined within limited ,.x
nor is but known and Appreciated by Who o 1. ~
circle Of fashion and refinement Il IT, on the eons.v
wide, and the ,riumphs Of this article hsvs blssed IN. ~
rich and the poor while like the that hns ssnv a. ~
earth, 20 his friend Of mankind its blessing 10 S
upon the suffering and afflicted Is virtues are ine- u
every quarter Of the nhabtabe globe, and the woud
which Ia daily performing have for II the hghe -
in tho temple of science With such accommodated
backed by incontesble and undopbled tsstiuonis. 49,
those who have experienced l.s curative psopsre. ry, =
the pubic assertion but what has passed through u -
chile ofutb and supported by orrsy Of splendid s.l
TO unknown triumphs, wha, wonder is it that th0usuds M
to II for relief Ia the hour Of danger. -
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders Of thu Digestive Orraps,
Constipation Inward Piles, FuIness Of Blood 10 tie e.
Acdity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Di,rve 7
for Food, Fullness Weight In the stomach,
Sour Erueta,ions, Sinking or Floerins q,
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried aud Dificuli
Breathing, Flo.tering
at the Hcsr,
Choking or suaoesnns
Sensations when in q lying ca !
Posture, Dimness ofVi-
ion, Dots
Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Duh Pain in the Heed Def
cheney of Precipitation Yellowues oftts
Skin and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Bach, Chest
Limbs, Sc Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning 10 H.
Flesh, Constant Inaginngs Of Ey1, and gree,
Depression of spii.s. Il
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs Is
NOT ALCOHOLIC, I
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs.
IS NOTA
EAR-RooM DRINK,
Ora Ha
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED .
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
AZURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTfMJLANr Oh
. INJURIOUS DRUGS,
and csrno nsijousy introduce the vice Of drunkenness n
the bosom Of your fsmibesso your wife, your ehdrsn
your friends
Read the testimony of the most respectable peope<rssss
Of character and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY $1,000
any that will produce Certificate published D. ~
is not GENUINE.
NETWORK TESTIMONY
From John B. Wickersham esq, firm Of Wichsrshan N
utehison the celebrated Manufacturers Of fancy iron vOrS
No. 25s Csnaist:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MI. ALLEY Gun, Mass introduced bill a1-
thcrizng postal mail steamship service between tie
United States and Brazil Referred.
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hfNIATrNK LlnaNAi

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
S1n-i,es... b29 Sets..... $50 Moon-Rse... t:2J
niGH WATER nAL
Sandy oos. 5J7 Gov. lsland., 6:29 Hell Ga,e.. 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

A PRECELY GlPT.--Ihe Ner- Haren Courier
says that Mr.. A. T. Stewart Of Now.Yort is tho man
who has given 500 900 for building for Yslc Col
lege.
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lAdyertisement.l
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY, AND LAST DAY OF

THE GREAT DRAMA, T1cKrroP LEAVE MAN, at BARNUh
MusFua II viii be played both AgrERsoos and hyEssd'
aud tue audience will be amused by Mr HARRISON the
Comic Singer whose exempore songs never a to produce
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