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MEETING OF THE UNION GENERAL COMMIT

MEETING OF THE UNION GENERAL COMMIT
TEE-On Tuesday evening there was an interesting and
spirited meeting Of the Union General Committee at
their room on broadway near Bleecker street Runs
F. Andrews, esq. occupied the chair. and Dr. H. H.
Woods performed the duties Of Secretary. When the
regular business OF tho Committee was finished the
Chairman vacated his scat and delivered forciole
speech in favor Of concentrating the loyal organizations
of this cy for the purpose Of sustaining more effect
ively the Government and aiding 1t with more energy
10 mt down and crush ont the infamous Rebellion.
Remarks were also made by Messrs Deane, Polhamus,
Young Hunt and others, when the following resou-
ton, presented by Rufus Il. Andrews the Chairman,
was adopted unanimously: ~
R,olrsd That the Union General Committee Of the City
and County New York again their confidence IN the
President and the Administrations that they believe In the
adopted for the suppression OF this Rebellion and the
perpetuy Unon that they have learned with pleasure
that exists among the different Union organizations oil
this city unte with common platform TOT the sup
por, the President in his efforts suppress this hebeon
and that Committee Of hye be appointed including the Char
man cooperate with other Union organizations for the puI
pose Of producing harmony Of effort and action among all
Friends Of the Administration and supporters OF the Govern
eut without reference TO former political snecedeDts
The following gentlemen were appointed COMMITTEE
10 carry out the object OF the resolution aud report the
result Of their conference with other organizations ut
the next meeting OF the General Committee Rufus
L. Andrews William $. Dawson. jacob ID. Young,
Ebert Robertson, George B. Deanc.
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Ano- cYr,,na,inns the bin passed.

After c1nINnatinns' INC vi PH7s'U;
Mr. DRGGs also reported BIZ granting lands TO
Wisconsin FOR the construction OF a military road TO
lake Superior, which passed.
Mr. ALLISON ON, Iowa. from the same committee
retroadg in Iowa and also for railroad IN Minnesota
fr,m 81 Paul TO 81. Anthony. Pas3ed
Nr ALLISON also reported bill authorizing Iowa to
modify and change the location Of railroads under the
Land Grant act Of 1856. Passed.
The House passed the following Senate bills -
bill granting lands TO the Lake Superior and Mis-
sssipp Railroad Company; and bill granting lands TO
Wisconsin for railroad purposes
Mr.. HERMAN dem. n. W said be would Ike to know
how much land we had left after the extreme grants
made tonight.
The SPEAKER replied that he was unable to say
Mr.. KEENAN, was spprelensve that there would not
be enough left for the soldiers.
HOMESTEAD FOR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Mr. JULIAN, from the Committee Public Lands
reported bill to 10 soldiers and sailors Home
seads forfeited and confscaedlands pending wmch
the House adjourned at quarter past nine O'CLOCK
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A CARD.
TIE EXPRESS NEWSPAPER SUIT.

To ne Editor el 7ae ". y. Tribune
SIR: This case will probably not be tried until
June the public duties Of Mr. James Brooks the chief aud
only ,wearer for the Defense making impossible for him to
sooner portion OF his personal honor involved in
the suit He has wholesome fear Of the witness stand and
prefers but meskng retreat Unless he can prove the
agreement to sell oneAth Of The Express dated Nov. 90
1855 an entire ,gs all his adavits will properly be
fore the Grand Jury He seemed few days anxious for
a tidal but the moment that remedy within bs reach
he changes his mind Like the frightened Ishman who
assured that he should have Justice he sheks out MY pub
lie duties do not allow to get so soon as May
). 4. CLARKE
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fAdysrtitement.I

BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are widely
Known as an established remedy for Coughs Cold Broneai
Their coed reputation and extensive has brough, out mi
4on, and similar preparations represented to be the same
which are generally injurious, OBTAIN only Br0rHs B'on
dial Trocsts."
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. APRIL 2s
Cleared.

Stesnship-Hsvsns Greene, Havana and New Orleans I.
Asensio & Co.
Barks-Marion tBr) Davis Cape Town y. Spring; league
(Br.l Anderson, Montego Bay, Jam, @. +. Buley Co
Bhgs-Dadem (Swed.), Hanson Bristol Funch, heincko
Wend; Olga Gibbs Elizabehport; Sparkling Sea b.
Segur sagua Ia Grande B. p Sherman Harvest Queen br)
Hollis st. Johns, p r., J. V. Onstaria Co.
schooners-Mabel, Kennedy, Baltimore, j. w Mck se; n
Belle. Buger Ssco J. Hsyilsnd Harry Smith lBrl Dick,
st. Johns, N B., A. smithers Col Bengal Gott Buets
port and seasport j. " Hsyiand; Hunt Snow Providence
J. v Havisnd Proof Kaiser doll Lever Amsterdam.
Funch, Meincke Wend. Robert Caldwell, MCCONNELL
NewOreans Upper Beate; OLell tBr) Cshcart, Para
Bishop Bro.i Geo Prescott, drl Smith, Jacme Wsgstaf
Smith Adela b. Camp. Phade phis-
STANDARDIZATION, Blanheld, Baltimore
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
PROTECTION FOR THE NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY o.

The SPEAKER announced the following gen.
temen Select Committee the resolutions VI the
Legislature Of Maine asking for protection for the
northeastern boundary Of that State Mr. Rice (Mass)
Mr.. Alley Mass, Mr. Cox Ohio. Mr.. Hale PENN
Mr.. Patterson On. H., Mr. Kadford On. ", and Mr.
briggs (Mich)
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.
The House went into the Committee On the Internal
Mr.. HOLMAN Dem.. Ind) offered an amendment
which rejected proposing 10 tax four per cent In
stead Of two, and half on gains profits, or income
which shall be derived from interest upon notes. bonds
Or securities Of the United States
Mr.. HOLMAN offered another amendment, that In
comes derived from the interest Of notes bonds, or
other securities Of the United States shall be included
IN the estimate Of incomes under this section which
places the duty at five per centum all over six humid
Mr. MORRILL, Uu.. VT inquired whether the gentle
man desired 10 check Investments
Mr. Holman replied that he did not; but II the House
did not adopt the principle they would withdraw from
taxation millions and millions Of the capital Of the coun
Afer further debate. Mr. HOlman's amendment was
sdopted.
Mr. FRANK Un., N. " offered an amendment. pro.
viding that on incomes exceeding $500 and not more
than slOO0o tar OF I'VE per cent shall be imposed
seven and half per cent shall DO imposed and on In
comes Of over s25 900 tax OF ten per cent shall be i'm
posed.
the Committee Ways and Means have themselves
graduated taxation in this bill which, in effect was an
argument IN support OF his proposition.
Mr. STEVENS (On., Penny said that this amendment
would levy tar punishment on men because they
were rich and he did know but that there ought TO
be an indictment against every who has income
Of over $40 0 and that the tar ought to be from ten
up 70 100 per cent The rich pays according TO his
Riches but beyond this Is punishment for mans
thrift
Mr. FRANZ repeated that the Committee had thcm.
selves established the very principle Of graduated tax
alton and be did not see what the gentleman este
yeps) had 70 complain Of
Mr.. STEVENS replied that the Committee put the tar
on all alike who had incomes e6oo per annum
They made distraction between one man and another
because Of the difference in their respective riches.
After further debate. and various unsuccessful at
tempts 10 amend Mr.. Franks amendment, it was
adopted, by Yeas. 70; Nays. IS.
The House, at ~ o'clock. took recess till p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. JULIAN Gun, Ind reported from tho Committee
on Public Lands the Senate BID. which passed with
reference 70 the duration OF land claims in Oregon and
Washington Territories.
GRANTS OF LANDS.
Mr. DRIoas Un.. Mich.), from the same COMMITTEES,
reported bill granting lands 70 the State of Michigan
Tor The construction Of wagon road for military and
postal prrpoeeA
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III
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT nJ1cr,,,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHrr
For weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits OF Dis
ton, Early lndiscrction Abuse attended ~
with the follow ing symptoms:
Indisposition 10 Eyerdor, Loss Of Power at-
Loss Of Memory Difficulty of Bresthins
Weak Nerves, Trembling, -
Horror Of Disease, Wsksfulness, Nt
Dhnness OF Vision, Pain In the Back
Hot Hands Flushing Of the Rod
Dryness Of the Skin Eruptions ON tho Faccs
Universal Lsssitude Of the Palld Counteusnes
Muscular System.
These symptoms. If allowed to 20 on, which this m.Aa.
invsrisbly removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUlrY, EPILEPTIC FITs
In OF which the patient may expire Who can sv 49,
frequently followed by those direfa diseases ~
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIONi
Many Of the Of their suheripr brt NM
will confess The records Of the Insane Asyums and M -
truth OF the assertion. '"s
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED ny opaAu,s
WEAKNESS, $3.50
requires the aid OF medicine strengthen and invig H.
system which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHtJ 80
bly, does. A TRIAL will convince The most skepicaL
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TRorrrse on THE FASHION CoURsE, L. L.

Yesterday tot for the association purse Of &loo for
horses that had beaten $50, came Off on the
Fashion Course l.. l. The race was mile heats, best
three in Eve wagons and had twelve entries but OF
these only three Stoaewall jackson, Gen. Grant and
Lady Collins put in appearance. The track, OWING
10 the heavy rain of the preceding day. was heavy ana
holding and the attendance small, only the me M
beers OF tho Association, with few inveterote tuIt
goers. being present Gen. Grant and Stonewau Jack
son had trotted together last week this track In the
st ot OF the season which occasion the latter had
dstanced Grant and two Others Frank and Cosette IN
239. he was consequently made the favorite selling
IN pools for s25. Grant for sl0. and Lady Collins
Tor, co. the betting however was very lin
lted After some half dozen attempts OF scoring
caused by the nervousness and Righteousness
OF Gen. Grant the judges at Ast gave the
wore. stonewall almost Immediately took the lead,
Leading round the first turn and 10 the quarter pole in
4os seconds, Lady Collins two lengths behind and
breaking Just before reaching that point while the
General was behaving badly and considerably In the
rear Stonewail led 10 the bah mile IA ] o. aud the
other two both breaking repeatedly he repeated his
performance OF last week by coming homo an easy win
nor OF the heat and In 2i3 distancng both the
other horses Such performance il, we believe under
the circumstance unprecedented on the trottng turf
To-day good trot comes of on the Union Course be-
tween Cardinal. Molly Pitcher, Ida and Lady Blake
and on Friday On the Fashion Course purge of AlOO
for which thirteen horses are entered
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERx-APRIL 26.-Before
Justice NOBKRrsoS.


philo Johnston ACT. George Mahony.-The PLAIN
III must furnish bill Of particulars within hteen days or
have th. complaint dismissed Ten dollars costs OF this mo
ton abide the event Of this suit See opinion Win
Clerk. 40
The German Liederkrsnr Of the City Of NewYoIs ast
Louis r. schermanMotion to strike out answer Denied
with 81 costs See opinion with Clerk. 90,
William Stevens act Asa Hall ct al-see opinion with
l,ri
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BORT Uaroens' Motto.

STATE EEw-YoRK,
Poar.WARpESs 0TvicE, No. 100 Wsllst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Rsorssnire the Warden. Office Of the Port of NewYork to
ali persons interested in, having charge Of the subject
matter OF such inquiry examination survey, that the fol
lowing vessels are under examination by the Port War
dens and that the sd surveys examinations VIII be COM
peed within days next succeeding this notice on board
said vessels:
Steamship Evening STAR. Pier No. 81 y. X
Bark Lignuoot.. .Jscksontt, r. n
Bark Lady Milne. .Pior No. 90 T. H.
BARK Elizabeth. .ficr NO. N
BARK Now
Bnz AlAfetts
Brig
Big Saah................W Woodruff Robinson's-
Bhs Swan.................."..Pier No. u b. X
Brig Lady OF the Lake. W oodEuf Rooinsons
Schooner Albin. .Pief no. ~ r. ~
C. H. BRAMHALL, President
J. Arcs IIEnRInAN Secretary.
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Hlilitarp Notices.

A TTENTION SOLDIERS The 800 Boun-
N ty due Soldiers discharged for Wounds Is now being
COLLECTED and PAID. Communications by mail prompt
y answered Apply with discharges, to j. z. HUNT Co..
No. 247 Broadway, NewYork
IMPORTANT to SOLDIERS discharged for
i Wound.-The 500 Bounty Is paid Apply with
discharge Communications by mail promptly answered and
blanks sent SONGS BROWN Co, No Park place.
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IAdver,isomenti
CUAsTB AS Leg AND PURE AS SNOw.-The

Fragrant SoIodout IL scientific composition OF the pnres and
choicest ingredients Of this Oriental vegetable kingdom Every
ingredient Z well known O. have beneficial effect the
teeth and gums s embAming sntseptc property and
delicate aromatic fragrance makes really toilet luxury and
pleasure 20 use H. IL removes al dssxeeabie odors
thai Of tobacco II speedily ho-- which
children sustain In their eeb owing TO improper use Of sweet
and acid articles which impereeptiby destroy them
Sold by Druggists throughout the country 20 cents per bot
tie and by HALL RrcKEL Proprietor, No. 2e Greenwich
a. Now fofk
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SALES op REAL EsrArE.-The following de

scrbcd real estate sold yesterday at auction, by
a. j. Blocker. Son Co.:
lots nth nv. and l00th ST. $Il3
gore on William and Chamber str 800
gore on Chamb-rst opposite 22x32............. 100
it.s 1n8L 81, wes, Il "A Av earh.............. 1895
lots i0iih SIS feet west Of Sd av., eHch..... 2lO
lots 9ih-st between sh and LeYnk ton each 80
Id n ~ CORNER Blootuu,dale road and lO3d SIS
lots Boonng 1ae road joining esch... Geo to l3!3
lots on Ithav lOJj adjoining ear..... 40
/ ioi an lol,, n ITO 4. ~ of Boouingdae road 80 10
lots adjoining, 10
lots Oh l0ist s. a. east ofllh-sv each....Gl0 10 CO
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CITY ITBMs.
En,or,.inments Thi. Day ord nyerina.


For Location of the1fers and time Of ddter
ti,..lenfs in other columns Of This pcper
NtBIo's GARDFs-The Connie SSsah.
NIyrEE GARDEN The Sorceress.
OLYMPIC THEArEa--OuT Wfe-Loyulna.
Fox's LID RowKRY-Pomp Of Cudio's Cave.
BARyUNs-Pomp OF Cudlo's Cave, ke.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF pEsrGS.Works of Art
IlIPPorHE iTRos-Equestran Performances
HoPE CHlpgI-Mamnoth Stercoscopticon.
CooPEa INsTIrurs -Magie-The Davenport Brothers.
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
PnssenxersI Arrived

In steamship Beleie. from HdUaaaDiego de Urrs c. A.
Cappio Ricardo Osoro Juan MARITIME o. g. Barrett T.. Al
Ian j. Fontsla Mr. sherman Chss GOWN M. Chalneey, w
H. Rosche C. Gaspard John YeIko Chas. Peterson, Y. A.
Jeseh Chas Knutsen, M. Francisco Mrs. C. Aques, chill
dren and servant Peter o. Brien.
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L.

FEMALES! FEMALESt FEMALEsr
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CONTEx
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 FEMALES the Extract Bueo
uneqused by any other remedy in Choros or Rs,e
ton Irregularities Psinfainess Suppression Of Cuaos
Evscustons liberated Scrhou OF the Uterus Lei
corrhes Whites, Seriily and for ell complaints cass
to the sex whether arising from ndscreon, Habits Of Dss
patton, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT n
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Take no Basah Mercury Unpleasant Medicines, 70 u
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCF :
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in al their stages at little Expense; little cha
Diet; no Inconvenience, AND No EXPOSURE.
IL frequent desire aud gives strength 70 u.
thereby removing obstructons preventing and curng
ures Of the urethra aaying pain and inflammation go fire.
in this class Of diseases, and expeling POISONOUS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands who hays been the
VICTIMS OF QUACK5,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured In sho9
time found they deceived and that the Posops
has by the use of Powerful Astngents" been dried ~
tie system, break out In aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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SHOOTING AFPRAY.-Late on Monday night,

SHOOTING AFPRAY.-Late on Monday night,
james Geoghan, boatman, well known in the Fourth
Ward. became engaged in quarrel in the saloon No.
"a New Chambers street, with the barkeeper Henry
Skillin during which he threw tumber Of water In
the face Of the latter. Skin Immediately fired at him,
hroeOf the shotG taking effect in the head breast and
stomach. Officer Staples. hearing the firing entered
the place, and found Geoghan lying on the floor and
Skilin Kicking him. He arrested and taken before
Justice Hogan who committed him to await the result
Of Geogbsns injuries The wounded man was taken to
tho New.York Hospital. Coroner Nanmann yesterday
held an snte-mortem examination in the case at the
Hospital Geoghan's testimony corroboratss ia all par
tculars the above statement He adds that Skin boat
him with the butt OF the pistol after shooting him They
had not been good terms for time past DR..
George G. Wheelock. attached TO the Hospital states
that he has examined the patient and found three bp
let wounds. One bah entered the sternum and passed
outward specifically, whore IL was cut outs another
entered the lower end Of the sternnm which can DO
traced only half an inOh " direction slightly inward
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To LAW STUDENTs.-Judge Clerke viii, at
the special request OF the members of the bar and the
Alumni Of the Law School of the University repeat his
Last lecture this evening in the University Chapel
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third bullet entered the le cheek and passed upward
There were also two confused wounds on the iorehead
He Was quite drunk when brought In. The ease may
result fatally The Jury rendered verdict tnt James
wounds and Nbws at the hands OF bartender, at
Charles Kely's saloon corner Of NewChameers and
Cherry streets. Geoghan Is 80 years OF age anu
native OF Ireland Skilin says he acted III enueense
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ANOTHER FIRsT-CLAss HOTEL.-On Broad
way. opposite the Worth Monument and Madison
square-a locality, by the way, which is getting to be
the Hotel Square of the cityis now erecting first
class hotel building, to be supplied with all the comforts
and onvenenccs Of the best modern hotels In another
column win be found advertisement for partner In
conducting this establishment, describing more fully
tho nnternriSe.
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TIE Fort Pillow MASSACRE viii be handed
down history Of the most cold blooded incidents OF
human wa.fre How peaceful communities should ENJOY the
use Kssrs EAST IspIA CoyyEE, which sold by all gro
IS cents perl Ask for KRsrs no other genuine
General Depot No. lH Reade a.
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MINIATURE ~ MANIAC.
eun-Riser... 500 Sets. 651 Moon-Rises...-
HIGH WATER TBIs
Sandy Hook Al Gov lsand... 1928 Hell Gate. 200
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corRr cALENpAR-THrs DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.
SUPREME CoURT--CIRcUiT.- l.-AdJonrned
without dAy OYER AND TrRmmKR-Adjournedto 1hursday.
Part I-Nos 1905 ts ssl "a 6s, go 1913 ll72 0ze l2d
1870 1920 1923 1870 22g 1852 1854 1862 1854 1906 Pert
-Sos 49, 1851 1873 1885, 5st 1885 1854 1864 lIl 1891,
1861 1905 1883 ll46 1851 1913. 1872 1888 1865, 1881
SUPREME CoURI-SPEcIAL IERM.-lssue oI
lao nd fAc, N
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PRODUCE ExCHANGE.-A movement is on
foot TO close the Produce Exchange at noon in order 10
afford merchants more time to attend to their CORE.
ssondence The proposition meets with general favor
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1HE LATE CONTROLLRR.-ln NC cStatc vi INC
late Robert 4. Haws, Controller Of the City OF New
York comprising several houses and lots on Lexington
and Madison avenues, and sixteen lots on lexington
Second. Third. and Fourth avenues and Flfiy-thrd
Fifty fourth and other streets In that neghborhood IL
10 be sold Friday by order Of the Referee OF the Su
preme Court
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-APnn a.-Befor
Judge BkTT-.
ppTIYRg oP PROCESS

RETURN OF PROCESS.
This being the regular day for the Marshal TO re-
turn process the following were called - -
James IL Be. .. al zgt ll6 so Bath brick and Wilam r.
Worre Two weeks additional time granted TO answer Chas
BALDWIN self Sc AIT the process Of certain cotton De
fault entered, and reference TO Clerk. . -
T. s. at JOS share, capital stock Of the Msy'ye Ley
Ington r. H. Co Of keniuesy, owned BY one William w.
Hunter Default entered and decree Of condemnation and sale
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-ApRL 2e.-B.fore
Judge HALL.
THE sCUTTLIsG oP THE sEsAroR-CAPT. CUNNING
HAM RELEASED.
Tho United States AT. George W. Cunningham.
TIE District-Attorney, at the opening OF the
Court th. morning. moved that ao proc be entered upon
TIE two indictments found by the Grand jury the evidence
which the bills based having failed since ther hning
Tn. Court granted the motion aud the recognzsnce dis
charged
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QunkeU.

April 49, by brig VIM Mason in lat II, Ion 70, bark Kat
Stewart frofn Key West for Philadelphia
Aprl o. by brig Geo Dowpes in lat ~ ~, on "a ", pi
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M
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases of the Urinary Organs whhe,
existing
IN MALE OK FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and matter OF boz
long standing. Diseases Of these Organs
require the aid Of Diuretic
HELMbOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURTr10
AND IT Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE
DESIRED rTFECy
IN ALL pfEEAsAa
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDEn
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S OFFICE-APRL %.
nLr nL RnRI IAEAA EIIK.

WIN. Hargreayc White, passenger on the prlze
steIaet Margaret aud while running the BLOCK
ade was this morning released from custody having gwen h'
parole.
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HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH
an excellent lotion LOT e.. nsI orasns sIns ron
habit. Of dissipation used IN connection win aa
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character VI
e,r n,sppSSaTnpY oS THE United sTAfrx
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practs~
Physic - ~. ~. o.,.hr.,.s n, pHysIc PIN
.dsiph Ia -, n. vpup AM uopowr,1 =.
and Member q the Royal c.sss q s ss
See Msdico Chirursical Review, pSb.hed By BENJAMIN
see most nas Of the LAT. standard wOri. edcn.
ExxTTEkAeeTT gHfRs Io 81 per bss or 81, foe
ea n noon WASH %. ,,,,,. o- 81, .,
ss 50. ~
VI Hal DSren 81 eaee n0 direction. are sdheed TO-
Delivered to any address securely packed from observed
Describe symptoms In all commandments 'as $50
'es'' A''0s sS''
l.
.,r,n,,,r
p,r.op.ly appeared before me, Alderman Of the CITY
Ph,depha n .D. no. S.cOs no mefcay ohs
injurious drugs, but are truly vegetable T. HELMBoLp
iss sr''' NA' WM :, HlBBARp Aa ssliss.,,n,
=. =. ..nsa.noa "a
Address letters for Information IN '0nn0eo's "
II. L. HELMboA>D'
CHEMIST.
d
pprsc,p.I. prpors.
HELMpoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL wAas-
HOUSE, ,y,ux.