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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UsnED sTA1fs DlsTmol CoURI-Frn. a-Bvlo..
r... Judge bsrls.
IIItIu IN or lHtCIsg

Judge bfTIr.
RETURN or iRrClsS.
Tie Marshal made return of goods attached MD
DO, motto" Given in The following csfrs.
IT, . sFt two peck couf.u siis marked Thomas
hompson found GA pas.cnscr per Great Es~fu
nano VI Two eases contshs military bHitous fsed u
r1' NrN Orleans. Le hfc at. tf bsTI,ls mhrir 81 ~
containing poaioe' powder percussion cap. &C. ard L "a
cases marked L. y containing dry goods. Adislu SrDe e
a. AZ cani boot Fulton and L'r cargo loo tuna Of coal
10 the oefe rt mentioned Ithsn Aeu csq At,itta, 1
n Dsic Attorney. moved fr decree OF coudrmls sn .
l" when was granted To- tio second H. " Ait. apno1r.d
fos tie rlliuau o. tho eleven cases oil dfy Goods rl
on" week % ans~tr. d'cf~' of routrn4firl add .a
oldff'i 40 Ia tho f"sdue Ia the d case disc. tf
Wa ordered lnd n toe i.uitl NJ sammy do opp r and
obt4nled ono week a. an.NtD -
o. tie ~ Henry Welsh 80 o. at Tho p.0u.l,f 4 tr
her 'acfri &C. u, Nsfhai made return 81 Nol ounL'
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fadygtis.msrtl

Public speakers and singers will find BRowS's
BHoScnI.I TRocHls beneficial ~ cleaning ale voice before
speaking singing md relieving ho Tos, aer any unusual
,Ison Of tie ,oc organs. having pee Liar sdsPiston TO
affection, which distasb the organs ol speech
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!

Tske no B.,sa Mercury Unpeassl, Meuo Zee, ii IL
pissseu and Dangerous Diseases
EXTRACT BtCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in su their stage ct usie Espene tte q, no change o.
Diet: no luconyc nieuce, AND 40 EAPOSURb.
II causes feqneut de,iTo ard gives strength TO urns
thereby removing distractions, preventing and caring ~c
uEe. OF TIE ure,hrl, aayug pn eid nrnaon 80 f,sgs.s
in ria ciass Of Giseascs AID sTpellng POISONOUS.
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER.
Thousand. upon Thousands who have been tie
VICTIMS OF QUACkS
and who have paid HEAVY FEES TO De coted ,, sho.
has by he q se OF Powerful Anseuts' been ded g IL
tie q stem 70 oyesk o.t in al assrystei fofnn sDo
PERHAPS AFTER $. 'IRlAOC-
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tadv,r,isereu''

SiGss or CHARAoTER."-Fog Physioguomy,
rhysooyy Phrenoogy. Psychology and Ethnoloy tho
~ UETEArED PHRGsOLOGICAL JOURNAL Tor FEB Only !,
cent. by first post. Z i 81 year. fowLKR WrtLa
4 PHivArs CL..s FOR the study OF fhrenology, meet
IyspsTspli aId fRnIY EvssIsos Ne. 90 Broadway.
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Trr PAY or TnE roLIcr.-A re.olntion wa

IHE FAY OF nh TOLICR.-A rcsOIutlOn was
adoptd by The Board oi Aldermen at their last meeting
directing tho Colttol,f aud Treasure Of tho City ~
Bfooal Q" pay o'eT 10 De state Treasurer, without
delay the money raised for TIE support u tie police
rco 81 the city h. the same manner in which the same
has heretofore BEEN DONE the end that the may
be dshlted iug thc supls Of lie police as provided by
law. Tie money raised or police purposes Tor the cur-
rout year. upl"nrr, has not b,cD pad into the state
IlcasuIy ana TIC Police nfc therefore d.pr'cd oi t,lr
au.f.
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One Of the effects of tho Rebel Piraoies in the
Eastern Waters. is 10 enhance tho vue Of products nom MAT
quarter II globe and ", tho least relative advance hos
been In kEsTs Elsr INDIA COFFEE which i ed AZ - cents
q ~ your grocer Tor KESTs No other genuine. Gen
sfal Depot Nc. lL Hetdes.
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MrslrAL.--Thc concert If Mr.. Alfred II.
pessc, NJ Dodworths Han WIS wen attended and
passed of satisfactorily. Mr.. Pcase is young
American who has studied lis at as Pianist IA Ger
many and now comes home 10 add one more To the s
eo artists which Of late years this country hat pro
ducod lie plays with grace aud doNtoriiy brayara
pieces, and was loudly cncored.
"A grind complimentary concert to MI Harrison
proprietor OF irving Hail. Is In progress with promise
ol being very brilliant and attractive.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.

'HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weaknesses arising from Eycesses habits Of Dissp~
ton, Eary lud.lfeon Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
IndispOsli'sl to E2sl.iOr, Loss OF Pover,
Lo.. II Memory, Diligently OF Breathing,
W,ps Nerves Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wnheiulnoss,
Dune. of Yi,ia1 Pain In the Back
Uot V.nds Flushing Of the BODY.
Drvue., of N, slim Er1ptions the Face,
Uniyelsd LaFsiude Of tie taba Conteh1nce
Muscular System.
The, symptoms i slowro 10 % on "'lcn Ls bc'erH
luyarist ii roiGove., soou ioho@ -
IN ouo OF shilh the patient may eYe Who sly thty
are NC. frequently folio cd " Loe drefal disease"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are Of The their suffering mona
will coies The records Of the Insane AynDs and the mes
snrhoy dca.hs BY Consgl 1 bear ample wines TO lie
truth 81 the assertion.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY oROANg
WEAKNESS,
requires TIE aid 0f medicine strengthen and invirrss 10
sy.fcuI. ii ch HHLNBOLD'S EXTRACT BU'iC bII,.,
BIZ does 4 ia. viii convince the most sA"ptiea
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONS-FnB 9.-Before City
IrIg nuaa

Ann Connolly, lately waiter girl III an
Essex ieot lager beer saloon w, indicted for r9bbia
John Miller resident OF Nc 1875 Scholes street Brooklyn *
Si52 silver watch, while both in In the
above sloon the night Of tho 18th Oft She IVES convicted
and sentenced years and nine months imprisonment al
Slug Sing
Char'c. H. Walter Indicted FOR sstbing Elizabeth Vincent
IN saloon 1t No. % Centre street. on The night Of the 1911
ut, aaignci and two witnesses examined when the
tria, ar adjourned 10 Wednesday morning at ii o'clock
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UNITED STATES NAasHALS OFFICE-fgs o.
ANOTHER SUBSTITUTE BROKER COME 30 GRIEF.
Patrick Dewloy was aT:ested on Saturday charged
with drraading mcB.c enlisted soldier in tie seth NJ
Y. Vols out Of { 2I5 portion oflis bounty.
Deey preferred to dis gorge rati tantske mp h quarters
IN Fort Lafayette and h. whole amount paid to McUees
WIFE,
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RECEPTION OF NIrERASs.--lle Brooklyn
Common Council appropriated eco On Mond.y night
20 bo expended "a tho reception 81 the dth Regiment
' o4niccrf, now daily expected home o. furl9ugh.
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srrGEAfr CoUKr-CIuoru.-g s-B,for, Ji.lle.
ITsKuaN
TuE BRTACu or Promise CASE.

MnIin Mul'G ngt. Charles Ride
Jlls ease was continued Tor the delerse This
morning. aud ugtcI OF he ,dy houfdcrs Of tho d-d ,ut
examined To ne position 81 TIE IAutn m the hou H IN az
tie defendant. Tho Jury fdoi the csrgc ~ Cn-t rod
4il,r snort fbr'neo, 'tru.d into Count wi verdict or
a.. i4nfn ol coo, and. otou plaiui sttox
nov tie QUIT ordered sn aioa.rco 81 49,.
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s Sue E s o. RI s Ssd cont z;i :S so
HOPS eogiinge IN good requ'.' especially good so EiTe
sece'on. are of~ and tiio .. 5t.5c, whio Hoidy ere
ns,;e ,v Mn.
nA. .s in s3:S s spps E so q rs a i?'' '' snip
LEAD-Ps h. end in .a resaess ssles VI 10 TINS 'oa
MOLkssEs.Ts. dernans {, .l very fsr sri price, ,rs
again hEmeri saes Of 10 bhs a. esae for I'D crop 'oa
"a for crop, aud ~ hhds Crua As.ccsa iTs
NAvAL sroRFs-srri. Turpsnrre I. steady and IN
IS Tor Fronch sih sa'os 10 casks Al he lover
% @e' gre ss'ss sa4 sa b.. a" T. ,lHcpo9 Of
mon AZ -" low 30 1T SD p saa low g. -oed 70 II
is- Ro.iu IN rari,t Flcrch Ro.'a sci, ,o. lvst i
- q. N. laf i' trfa sn4 "a ar .gns.. sl2q -
toes's. bitter RTE for NJ l,ns, which .Le lat
va, ise'.s f.A i' gu..t. Esd 80 & stL
plLo LH,ese "a tosinled IA 80 eeuaDd' sna prizes
non q upto ~ ~. slon. o..l. d.lv.n.b.r Al a.
pon'h' dosing hru a. ne hiiu r.ie Crpto T!.. ard
s"nn arc ia United ecg',i .sy rcs he sale. ai tie
Zoo eoaTa'" 1e OBJ. irs wh.e Is. oi %" go. south
"a % - o. 30 do frmo s-rl hosa ycs.ei ~ ~
DO jet landing q ~ Co. all ioO 30. 'rrof a. AL y
salon 80, Oth,r de'cripon' ar fIs sa. IA inod',. d.
IEohSloN.--lae o.t I'c MGR a.r- sd pie.
Aa.ca - 80 thc ''i' N c ' a.. 5000 bi,.
~ ~ i't ~ Mri'i p 10 for Old ffmt j, ~ Ara ia.
era 20 tu n Western Prime N'-i 49, ?. . ~
eric rei..'i .aos ., 80 5,. : gig .. rl .i,.i
aLi flt i5D 10 lar Sa ~. i...De bel ui
sfi hluf sI's OF - 70, tNa b.. - 81. .f r. ~.
80 !. o.. '.'..-.t -, 1t
N'..''t t ." e. .'t. '' ".
aNd i.'t ti' ".t rl'ihn''i st''''i 1-' I- y
VI ."i "a l"" I'tu frt ~ HI"r - -" &c '' 500
tialn.' irt"n s zee 600 " .'ei" l'V'fi . 100
h.a Nat' pr, .i''..L =, "4"' -''. ' '.' ' 3D. 80
'f rN'i' .n'I ~" ~! i't '"'.' ' 'fs''D - '''
hsm. beds tar nntnftf a .H'i Nt'', N't.hh .-'-t.,
t. W e. If, fuF Gag. lid b. tf n rI"' .f rr' $50 E
at.t .O0 lli.. alJ t,,. a. lI .ln. ut. .Hu
ioi New.
One of ,yo hr.s .,- iavr cnIsr'd 'hs'rn.r -is'
0upg', up almost go on,unf - tr.. i ~ II 4
y .li htr tsl cu...y rr,lsa b. ho,l. i.t d, co.'s 20
atl.t,r..s. H. nj f,rir 60 ll, fs.y ~ j.. Ia
To- Tor lrs t1.ssa. k'roly jaiiIe- tl,c n9t
dcm1Ld but Lo i,r ore a1u O. io.ac, 1ic ~. l 81
tvconi and London oi 10 aY. been Nrry 2; BY Steamer,
two s irpt. 20 cniol h- rA'f go II it tfce, boh
t,lr .ra ~ J. rui aupg tiir r-intiuuti Of 49,
Batter under Oh, v,,y a. Ca advice Per Ara is eu.us
M . ., hst rrnftrd with 'r Ipu ..r .hl1a.l
t t,.t.i. ola. 3D. ove ever 4. . r,ir..l s. totr-.
., ..,. li..,..... al fD. -. ..,u t.,st to
ma. n r $50 ,fr . l. ,., ia. .. Juo.l.t ul.- d.. 10
cstr, .t.,...,
r.,,..,. 70 ,ttr WINK rNriNG JtN. . tait
i"t B,e"o IT, ,'ao.. D. = r.',,y D
ns. bas .uu.. tDns u's '". tan,
To Lolauu.... "a .tl o. go - /
10 1.-Two p,ol.. 100 i.sc i,yo D." 80 2: IA
To Gin, .N.... 40 - /
TO otnol pors. 20 .... .... "a s.S
49, - -
Ioirl 90 C-,at
hrit uri tf.2.ft7 eel l,4t l26 "H t-i 4, /
NiIcc sPi hhot,2G huit N.4M $500 hoo iu.I CO. /
ftlboLti j. inactive lui b. ,... -., .lr te
qualities witch .asrr tr rr ipis tod Gre ~. lt
" irl abo1t rly with che sa.. We ,,,s: (ru'. 90 .,f
80 h,Hlea "a. bond al fra8'.. sDd ao r,, a. So &c
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WIN. Tuckcr q
COUNT or COMblON rLEAs-r1e
THE JUDGES QUARREL.

Tho l.w .'port'is dro IopUostcd to state that
iGd,c tsoly I',snt not consulted as to tine
,nak.g % th o,r IDhl-.d aud that he LAS
ls'!.ei lL {. nhhI, I'D tv,it ii.y ven beldby
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A Library TO De SOLD.-Inis evening there
win be sale Of rare and valuable books nj The Trade
sale Rooms NO. 4as Broadway. The books comprise
the private library II n southern gentleman and were
collected at grca. cost during many years devoted TO
the luxures Of literature. The sale viii commence at
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AFFiDANlA
Prr,.. y pretied BE- - le ao A,dcfneo Of q. ''y Q,
= i- a. o. l.,ruod, WHO being duly swor, .o's
f, - enraon c0ua.Hs % nsitotci 40 mercury VI 0hs'
~! ''''' "''tf | II. 4. HFLNfoLp.
.,ru ti m ...i before this sd day OF November,
1884 NM. /. llBb ARD Alderman.
sl-sf., above i,scs, Phrao' 81 80
Add s.. 'e'.sr. -og Information, in confidence 70
Il. A. liiLNiupLD,
ti.Min,.
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Use HEIAIBOLD'S EhI hh\

USE HEL.ABOLD'S EAThAST
BUCUU
For al o,i,n, and diseases Of the Urinary Ossrs "heuso
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever orig in.tn4 ana no n.@'. " -"
long standing. Diseases OF these ofsoos
reaurs the aid Of DureNe 49,
uFLMboIp'S EXTRACT ButEU
Is THE GREAT DithErc
AID "a IS CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL ulSEAsE9
FOR WHICH
"a IS RECOMMENDED.
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BROOKLyS ITE VIZ.

The Hon. L. W. CAN'T of Arkansas viii speak
at Tlymorth Church this evening.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY

him tho raie h, hot made h ta.t bosne vii be adhered
to by him.
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ard s. Birmingham Of ~, Louis j. e. Nicholson j. p.
H. md r. Hood Of Philadelphia J. Boil Of Wheeling
Va; d. Abbo Of Mcmphsi j. $. Porry Of Albany
H. T. banker and A. J. Rousseau of Troy end W. A.
Brown Of buffalo among lie arrivals at the st.
Nicholas Hotel
Gov Buckingham Of Connecticut }. II. Enssis OF
Baltimore; G.. g. Stoduau and A. G.. Garther Of Cb''
cir natii Il. Gushing of Boston, G. Smith OF Pbtadef
phia r.. Fitch Of New london $, d. Harnty Of Chi
oago; j. Leach and wife OF Wilmington and II. b.
Goodyear OF NoN Uayon are stopping at tie hstc'
House.
TRIAL or STATE PRISONERS The Military
Commission recently sitting ct Fort Lafayette to ey
anime into tho Of prisoners thcgo, ard decide
upon THEN mode Of trial having decided upon oil ey
eeptng those connected with the Palmer Custom-lious'
case VIII proceed shortly to Fort Warren upon th'
same errGnd.
LExIYGToN-AvFNUB RAMRoAD.-At meet
ing of citizens held 1t the Gramercy House on Monde,
night OK mayor Harper in the chair, speeches wer'
made by G. p. Kirkland jas. Kelly J. j.. Vsrnum
Judge Elmonds SAINT j. 1ilen, aud others in regard
to the proposed railroad in Lexington avenue, aud tht
following resolutions were adoptodi
Thqoa' It {. rrcpo'cd IN the Legislature 70 t1r.mc'
rairoad N !is city on ro0,s rlnins Giouia LenRou
yette place and winding in aud oct Though various ot.e
| streets; therefore II s
Rcioircd That this meeting. consisting 81 citizens hyog on
md the route Of The proposed sroad arc Unanons
and earnestly oppo"d to tie measure az aho uhca ed ioI
aud ugols ana that they vii opposo the ~ soy
| lawful means IL their power.
R,iord That the proposed road Il not demanded By any
conereors Of public sy there aTeady each
SIDE Of Il, and within dstnce Of twenty rods ono
raro de AID more stage routes and that - cor' NO
ton would only be wong to individuals, but ias
| Ing ir,uy 10 nuussous public Installations
lGo.r.d, That committee Of ten be appointed ~ the
chair whose duty Il sa be- forthwith 20 prepare proper r
nousTAnce setting forth q numerous objections 70 iLor "a
procure SIGNATURES thereto and have the presented
TO tie Legture and generally to DO whatever may be niece
say {, defeat fought with private and pabic
mi-chIc'
The following rortlomen were appointed the com
mtt.o: Judge Edmonds SaInud j. 1ideD. j. d. Var
num- jr., G. A. Bristed James Kelley, Chas. 7. Kirk
land. i. F. Earbury ClCrksoG Potter wills Black
stone aud Abram S. Iove;t
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HOTEL AERIvALs.--l .icut.-Col. Strickland
md CAPT. Mordcch Of TIC United states L.ny a.,
stopping d. Tie Albcmar.o Boil.
iho lion. ". II. Watson Assistant Secretary Of the
War Department IL stopping At tie Metropolitan
II, tr.
j. -. RtnlWre Of Connecticut, l. Birch and pi6c
Of Lit lllsi J.. > neorbG of utica, W Cos ofthc
United Pc. tos Amy g. $. Leonard Of Springfield aud
j. J. pouc.y Of Montreal crc stopping at tie linl.
Ayolso Hotel.
Con Watkins a. k'utacky Roberts snd u g.
HowoI Of Iaiiimofo = v IHintcr and wife Of Glove
.ond, cone. Of ,ura. X H. Woocs A. }. AdeIton
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,inr,se,s-CsREFuLLrR rFosrrp roR Ter y =. rRrsgSE

1UYsDAY, tfb. Y, Rfi.
AsHEsrh market Is frn bp. qo. At ~ loe 20 10 or
POS end = 10 for Pearls.
COFFEE-There conderle ,pes alrive inquiry FOR nio
an hold, generally demanding hiyhes rates bhs
lions iodsy have been moderate embracing only buoN -
bags ai 5id t. The sales 70 which referred 2
about 2o0l bags here a Hlis sud sas OF 49,
bags arrive o. the sold Saturday The 'loch
Of Rio 10 toe country made up BY Mes.' -! 1e9,. a .
l. 500 b.,s IN Baltimore ana - $50 DO her. to'a ~ 80
Other dose pon. have s.o net with s"a Ie,1 nv Nv"
Bug LasusyTs at 50 J;c, and k' bags San Oh pa
COTTON-The inquiry continue. very modsr',e nom all
quir,r and iicss s eaki sales Of about p ois on
81 tor Mddinss tue sttr an e'ireme' at tHe
GOPPER-psGned Tnroi T. lee active, but q l'eldy sse'
Of 5000 n t4i FOX Lske, and i9c. for HLtooe sd bs''
cEMCALs sre IN moderate roquot steady rates. sale,
Of 50 Soda Ash A. Jojc 10 tau. y. Soda ~ fc 10
Il 10 ana ~ CASKS dcug powdsfs the pot 7ic
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tie market for Ws-'era and state
the inquiry quio general and l. rueny for he home tade
the "a =, arc 1900 ibL. 80 4O8Ss - for superfue state
GAS 70 for he low gr,ie. Of Wstem ETtsi Il iOa
e. g or shigng QLo ~ aoa % % or r-te ald Family
fol cutie arm and N moicra'e request es o. go on
t g. - 81 i Tor the low grades Of ESts, and - ~ &c 70
so1tIera Flour /. steady md IN limited demand; sales Of
$50 DDS at 81 ~ ~ IS 9r Ied 20 GOO sggesG ME
hrdn1s Rye Forr l. firm anl a. request sss OF 20
bbs ~ S. 73dss ~ Com Mcll ia .,esdy but Inactive
small .sls. At rs ,Ga = 81 for Jersey.
GRAlS-Ihe Wheat market Ia more active aud Is hrnler
o Choice a tho close owing to tie niea sufpy OF Trme
inquiry chiefly for export aud tho stock l. beco ins ced
IN tho al ucs Of arys Of moment tie sales arc ~ goo
bush and consist OF a. t0o bush Chicago Spring ~ II ga
~ 50 q. 100 DO Mfrs kee Club At Z a5d 81 boi 3ItVo
DO. Amber 10. ~ 81 60o ~, 1920 d. l., et.ern q
81 5d&l ts: % 900 do Amber do. & = sp1 Il 1tt-te
later rate or choice EIei .E4 49, 100 do prime Nlte Aic
igsn At : 9idti -.
Barsy snet and nominal At ~ 2O0sI 90 for to
fair and !, $50 q 50 'oE good to prime Barley halt -
steady and IN moderate Teqr sales Of 100 BUSH siss a.
81 $50 ~ So Data less active and easier 1t the close
aes Of Canadian A. 90dc State At eobsic the latter rate
FOR prime, and Western At DE, Ryeis quiet 2. = Sq 81 30
aud Is over salo. Of 600 Dls. a. 81 l6Gt 20 ~ now
Yellow Jersey eud Peusy al 2iQ ~ Is fOE Old Mxed
In store, And ~ q To- 10. delivered.
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1'HE TIBBETTS CASA number Of the
friends OF M Iuhor c. 1ibbotis the produce broker
who caused 50 mach excitement at the Corp Exchange
on Monday visited him ut tie Tombs Tuesday, for
the purpose Of rendering him any aid that lie might re-
quire. DR. Simmons. Assistant Physician TO the City
Prsous made Al examination, and In Bis opinion Mr..
libbct- j. leboring under temporary alteration Of
mind. 1hc wounded officer on Taesdty afternoon was
quite conioIt,,le end he vii probab recover.
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Bulls UEAD.--ILo Beef Cattle market
oos.d Tuesday without any decline nom the high
rots Monday which are believed 10 be higher than
ans preceding week owing TO the short supply which
Is uuu-u,y light, Iumbe ing only s262 hsnd Of al tosis
received Ia tie city during tie wcc The rpor ofthe
mark also shows very gt supply q hogs, AMI very
nigh prices. Sheep, however arc abundant and con
.iacaby lower itsu Icy have been.
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REoPESING oF Sr. JAMES, CHURCH.-Iho re-
opening Of - James's Roman Catholic Church. Jsires
street which t. have taken place on Sunday feO-
rGaIy a. has been postponed 70 the sunday foNo"hf
February -. 4 large sum Of money has been e.
pended on tho Internal decoration Of the Church which
b. noW said 10 be- o-o II tie iaud.omcs. IN NcwloTk.
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Geimbo!0's Me6it;nes.

rg,HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
KNOWN AS
HELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and spec Remedy Diseases of the BLADDER
KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, and DR0PSICAL SWELLTN}S
I medicine rCreaes the Of digestion and sxcitee
The absorbent, into healthy action by which the sar or
ceetoas deposions and ali unnatural enagements sss re-
dnced ss vel painsni inflammation sud good for Hsa
WoneH, " Chidcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
Hoors 49, SHOE roR La MLTRoP0MTAY

Doors AID SHOES FOR IHB METROPOLITAN
TAr-A committee of the retail dealers In boots and
shoes last evening az No Great Jones street and
made in reoton 70 the receiving Of con
u.butons FOR the boot and shoe department OF The
MctrIolitan Fair. Contributions may be forwarded al
o. CO to he Ladies Committee room No. Great Jones
street. Al donations VII be gratefully received aid
promptly scknoHcdgol by ile benevolent ladies'. Nho
hold daily sessions At thor Office To- the purpose Of adj
yAncing tho best interests oi sok end wouHd,d. m
D. sonod aud disabled soldiers fog Whoso benefit We
cannot make too muoA sacrifice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

SURrRBED.-T friends Of the Rev. II. Mat
tson Pastor Of the Independent Methodist Church IN
Forty fast street gave him "surpriso on Monday
evening boy inviting him and lis LADY 70 sVmpiroHs
auc presenting him with on elegant Pho
torrnplc Album. containing $500 In gTccnbaoks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

THE VoLUSTErR FUND.-'1he Dry Dock Saw
irgs Institution Monday subscribed $4,000 70 tie
Volunteer fuud which raises tie amount 70 Sl.559,5oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

city arc coming forward 20 cooperate in putting down
the rebellion viii secure deserves tho lasting graft
tude u This country. sm, truly, yours.
JOHN A. INK, MAJOR General
The officers then conducted intc che Club Horse
where they partook OF bountKu coIlsffon The nren
werc as fully provided for outside
As tho substan als attended 20 tho regi-
mcnt. was again formed In rarehng order, and pro.
ceeded down Broadway 10 Canal street On occasions
were there such mass Of people bed Ia ESoswAy
ana Canal street yesterday afternoon when those
Fourteenth street down. and some cases. The nAiddle
OF i0o streets impossible. aud was amp
thing but IN agreeable exercise. No military Display
has br0u9ns out the warmth and enthusiasm OF
the masses as was evnccd yesterday since he carly dys
or the rebellion, when daily resoMnded Win
tho music Esd tread Of thousands hurrynx forward IN
defence Of their country.
Tho regiment then proceeded tho foot OF Cana, street.
where they embarked on board u the steamer Ericsson
for New Orleans.
fhs following ere the o0loerg commanding W. regi.
mont--
lCoonei-N. B. Barttsm.
Lieutenant Colonei-A. r. Mathcr
Major-N. T. Wells.
6urgeon--Thomas Cushing; frat Assistant Sursucn,
O. s. BeIdcn Second Assistant surgoo1 David stephens
Quartermnster-Casper Goidennore.
Acting Adjutant-J. r. Blakeman.
Captalns-S A. Foster, II. II. Rouse. j. f. Banaby, e.
!. Wage. s. r Putnam W. Moore. D. Han, d. 8 stilcs,
x. I. Curry, J. 8. Cold
First Lieutcnants-N Q. Martin, D. J. Pillwortb, n
Cooper, ". H. Greeley, N. A. Summer, W. aerrisn, r.
second Iiertenants-J. J. Thomas B. r. Strong, W. H.
Van Drumcr, O. A. Briggs, n I. Smith, J. G. Gardner
B. Ambusted, J. Habbertons r. Eaton, B. frombly.