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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

1st na,.vai ar,ang Turks tsfaui Ia n days with a.
"
Bns Emily (Br,. Stoke Bathurst wCA, Ian 3, w1tA
MUGS 70 berwiLh n Rochon Jan N lat 81 g. loo
spoke .rsr hary Clinton fot Vera Cruz. days Out
Brig Thomas Owen Petting, neuv,tas lar N wfLs -
bogany &C. 70 Thompson A Hunter - - -
echr Ponder, Phtlups Elsalethpor for Proytdenoa
Schr Mary katt, Smith. Eh,aDethpoei Tor p,,xts ncs
hchr Mora. sedgwiek. Eizabsthpost fos Progii,~ce
6teaIner WestcDester. Baker. Proyidensa
Steamer Kiaghsher. kye. Provdencs.
BELOW.
Bark Marthas viaeysrd
Brig Velocity (Brb
Also two briggs. unknown
SAILED
2d-sieamer CITY OF Jersey ships Un,os Panama Bsat
Adams VituIa X XIV Shakspere John Bright, 0uten-
berg, barks Orion 0aston. Juis kouye Albatros Duo
Oogaat. Wellington. SOL Wdes Geerv Harric1
Hope n Thompson, julia. schrs Hamtoa. Thistle go
Edward Everett
3d-Sieaners Champion. Ilino,a Roanoke
Wind At sunset kkW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

CURED.
CROSS EYE sTRAiGhTENED IN ONE
And every disease the Eye Ear requiring either
medical surgical to by Dr. Won EISEN-
BERG at his consulting 86 Broadway. Twelfth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

Archbishop Hug hes, Lord kCt GIN ,Thack-
cray General Thomas Ncna Sahb the King Of Dude. Tom
King Others with Portraits Characters Physiology
in the February number Of the ILLUSTRATED PHREno.
LOGICAL JOURNAL Only Is cents by FIRST post 81 80
year. FOWLER WELLS. 3O8 Broadway. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

Brownies Metallic Weather strips and
Window Bands totally Exclude wind rain and dust from
doors and windows half the fuel
good for Eve years Principal aud only depot for New York
and vicinity No. GA Broadway of Blocker street.
Local agents wanted everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

Goura ud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low oreheads any part OF tho body Warranted at
453 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world Harmless reliable, The only per-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

Chaps, Chafes, PimpIes, EruptIons.
salrheun, flesh worms &C, cured bv GOURAUD'S italian
Medica,ed Soap, at his new depot 463 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH.
Arrival Of the Stsamship Atlantic
from Port Royal.
The Smelling of Charleston
Continued.
she People Driven from the City and Forced
to Live in Tents and Shanties.
NUMER0Us ARRIVALS OF UNION REFUGEES,
TO-. kes &s.

Tho United States transport Atlantic, Captain Oliver
drdge arrived at this port yesterday morning. having
made the trip from Port Royal in 6fty.Hve hours and
thirty minutes We believe this Is the quickest passage
Of the season.
Our thanks are due to Mr. J. B. Fordham. purser. for
Che prompt delivery OF our packages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

CATARRH OF THE TyMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattve
and Wig depot. Wholesale and retail, No Astor House
he dive ppied " skiful artists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Prince.

The Memorial Dipiomat,q,D says: The drAll
Of treaty agreed npon - tho Tuicres, 10 ne rat
ned rs soon as the Emperor AGIimiiiAn l. shli have
HEcended the Mexican throne aud announced his acces
zion to lho Court of the Tuiloz if ". rightly iu-
formed tic treaty definitely settles two important ques
tons: First, the French occupation; and seoOhdIy,
the c!Gus al The French Treasury on the Mexican Gov
ernEcnt. II already known that the pay aid main
enancc VI the tocps engaged in the expedition have,
since Jan. !, 1864 bosI, borne by HeEico This Viii
continue until Ikeir recall winch VIZ grniIsy DC ei'
feced rs tho resnenia lists VI lie Mexican army arc
oomrrted ~
strong ard composed Of enrolled volunteers. WIZ re-
me- u IN tho Saryoo of Mexico. Tie desire OF French
officers 10 enter this service is great that for some
weeks past tbs number OF asprants has fur exceeded
the rsrks % i've filed up. The Mexican dobt due TO
France cOmprises beside the pcouuary claims II pri
ysto parsons duly aokDow dgod the costs u tie
petition md tho adysBos made by france 10 the ae'
can TeaspJ ~ defIay the expenses or the army OF
cupaion The deb, Will be paid BY fourteen annual 10.
ailments each probably amounting 10 &oD,Wc.
with the option OF Previous bqudution should tho con
dition Of TIC Aoxican tnanccs admit Of It, According
Ia another statement OF the H''s0Ta! rll the hesi'
rnn p-foncrs IN France Fave submitted IN wit
ing ler adhesion 10 the ArChdGlSs go,crLI"nL pls-
yio4s ~ ha departure Tor London, .u.,.,
Dispatches from Voga Cruz OF Feb II st"t, we, The
report Of lies abide alton NJ Juaros which bad pveh cir
cuaied IA uulonndcd. Tho cruise OF Admiral bhsse
has boen productive OF very satisfactory ioots IL ~
asserted that tie un0nts have violated Mexican tor
rlury by going to hsanorcs IN order 70 selSo cotton
belong ing 90 the Confederate.
The Duke Of SAKE Coburg leaves Paris The l4th for
Germany.
The Paw. says; Bavaria win pursue The same policy
~ hitherto with regard TO the question Of tie Duchio5
lng Louis considers his first dut TO DC tho fualnent
of lis fathers last wishes.
La Fraxee abiding % the rumors OF d conference,
says. Eugland aud Russia arc ,ndesvoring to induce
Denmark to accept srmi,tce with basis Of All pa,i.
de,,s The two armies would remain during tho oou.
fercnces in tho positions they now occupy Eng
lard aud Russia point the reiterated declarations by
Prussia and Austria % their Intention respect the
tegrity Of Denmark. Prussia and Austria acting
npon be Confederation Ia bring about s acceptnce of
the conference upOn .ho bases above mentioned"
The Paris Corn market was we'll supplied with farm.
eTs Wheat last week and sellers forced ~ make
reduction VI from - q soc. the 10 klos.
The Paris Flour market was dull. The supply "a be.
coming greater every week.
The deficiency in tbs late Sugar crop in Reunion
to 10 0O klos which at tho present price
OF sugar causes loss 10 tho colony OF 20 90 0C Tie
PARIS BouIse Was steady, and Rentes closed Oh Monday
at COL 3se. ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Commercial lufcIiiEouee,

The Ttms. City Artcle) of Tuesday, says: The
frds opened arm and ultimately experienced further I'm
hr Pane Bourse coupled With rrpo Of DenssIk EsyS &c
ospted the proposal for eonioreEee.
IN" JooSn dss,.nd q, the Bank coonrcs moderate. ,nd
unAerce 1bs Bank Of Bremen has Tedsoed tbs
Tho Confederate Loan rallied y cent Mond.y closing
the L., inte,. rom EsvYoIs md the adj
eo,ss.d J. iilno. Genital ordinary shares 'mpro'edi
Rlvs Aa-I M gold ships have sfrsed-tne Clam. Cause
sI with 1913 o. the Donald Mckay, with te9l o. and
.o Water Eymph With &:S cco--oth os.1hes, 1900
yeoria with IT, 3J or, Dee. 81 E.se1 with - 40
J.n the Cailnee. with l3c- Jaa r. tbs AoTarian,
with tn Jan. 49, sDdthe Asneoust with 's ol-"oiA
altogether aLS1VO
Is. Tn-I teJ src) Of March Is Sy'i The ae.en.s Of
,ny u Denmark having sonseted to the Con
The fBs.b funds this morning 70 open q, re-
asc Of eighth from tho rather buoyant pr ces VI yo.teds
yesday ssd non, the West lpes to-day preserved oou-
coa.o are quoted 81 e9ii for Noscy and eil@o, Tor
Confeder. ate Loan aayaneeas, elo,ius at easo.
United State. 6s rooed.d li New'iok Central Shares
Tss La Plat. RON the Yves. Indies has brought e. c4o 90
LvERrooL CoITos MARKET. March ltlAeTe has been :
decided InproveUrnt IN demand for Cotton and ssles resca
10 Go .a-3 COZ spec and port Prices H. =
10 L!g cher lhCn last Saturday.
Nana There has been good demand 10 day. aid "a o.
reach 500 bles3Vo speculation ind export Prices
hsrd ming especially for Esypusn "hch Las been N ses de-
iospoy conS NA,xxr, March li.-aarsct dali prices
changed. - -.
done day aud The price oil Wheat and Flour re-
main unchanged Indian Corn 3D. q quarter cheaper. .
Lospos oLosl.L msExgr hsreh l'.-susH s'eaeJ' IS'
Ioypo. March is, evening -corros-ssle. Monday and
Tu..dsy 1900 bss- including sVv to spectators and eI
rortcrs srrkc ou0yur and Inferior qualities ia ID higher
The Manchester market i, urn, and pE.oe. a. hlsber
BREADsruFFs generally quiet N-Aeh'4i Nash Co.. and
Nit an@t and s.esdy nter Rod g. sSI Corn daI aad
tending downwsrdi Mi,cd, % ~ n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
taly.

A telegram from Turin, Of March ID, says:
~ Pledo the new swiss Envoy presented hn creden
tsls to-day.
Sentence has been passed. Ivy the Court Of Assize at
SAINT, Maria ia the Prov vi Terra ii Iyor, the
b.igara ehiois CipTiano Giona and LRyso have been
couuemncd TO death. Papa TO hard Labor tor Ife and
Day1ngo ~ hard labor Tor twenty yesrs
The bris MD Auico hanca bas been killed by the Ma.
doral uard Of Ayigiano, and his band has been de-
slroyed To celebrate the anniversary of the Kings
birthday amnesty has been granted 10 all tho'e pcr.
sons who hAse rendered themselves hsbo TO pnishsnt
by avoiding serving in tie sayy When summoned W The
authorities.
TIE Turin Opi-io-e urges the Government 10 con.
time the pursuit " the destruction u brgaHdae AID
adds To attain the desired end Is necessary 20 pre-
vent the brisands Of the frontier " tbs Aeapolitaz
provinces frOm oblaiaHg resafUrcemeuh from Rome
where about JOo notorious brisands low staying
Wo tsliove tao Italian Government las pointed them
ost 10 the French authorities hoping that they VIII pro
hibit them from Crossing the frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
IIELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

uELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
an e.e--nl ioiioa Tor diseases Of syphifue naun
a. infection la sisea-es % tho Urinary OIsnns Sh.A
Aah o. dissipation. used In eonneetion win tne r, -"
Duchu ssJ SaE..pss;!n, N such diseases o. iy k.
Fyideane o. the most responsible and reIAoe siNSS
ACCOMPANY tho gssis1neA
CERlit GATES OF CURES, .-..-, Ia
FROM 40 ~ YEARS STANDING, VIII
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AND b. d.
Fof Medical fropeIt.. Of Bnchni ,r.n.
orr prsPEEsATDRi OF THE UNITED SIkt % !
So Professor DEVICE valuable woT on las ffao'ies y
rhyS made by The late celebrated Dr. PHYsIc fS
sas-pAia- :, o., rpu- an NoOOIyELI. q al
$3.50 ~ ,.,r.n AID Member of the Royal College d ses
Ireland anu pub.i5asd In Tie transactions o. ne s
Zoe xraico Cnrur;ic.l Review, published by BENZ =
TRAyEKs Fellow Of tho Royal College 0. Surgeons.
sss ,,o.t .; the la;c Standard Works on nedieine
EXTRACT BuChu, 81 per bottle, or oI ior pa
EXrKACp sAAsAPARlLLA, 81 FER b1tt.s, or
S. ,. ,,,.,-, IN . .,,,. a, s..
G: 81 T.. ~, ~t;.s .ru n. ,,be
,n, ths u,os. os,iIs,a directions are ahhesos
Delivered 70 any address, securely packed mem oossI
jl,sesibs sym ptoais u al COMMUNICATIONS. "a" ga
:eed. Aavics SratA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Gen. Santa AnEa's A1Jsess 20 s;,o Bsexican
Nation.

The following is the document alluded 70
above, which led to Con. Santa Annals being ordered
10 leave the country:
<..Ono Lopes dc Santa AEan sep asevpin2 Of L sous.
n.y. aad General Of Drison Of ne hGlioaaI Araies,
20 hfs JtII0E- Coz s!ryEi1R:
hKklCAhsl How many disturbances how many m is.
fortunes Rave occurred in country since loft YOU
Like al nnPetuops torrent, political passions have
broken loose destroying every thing gad dry ing in
al directions .ho sources Of our wealth. Never have
succeeded IA Imagining 81 paiDfl scene, could
ever believe that III tho name Of country and liberty the
foundations OF Gocioy could be 80 deeply GistuI bed
display ing nag that inspired fear among It's children
ana mstrGst among strangers. The beautiful Anaauac
Inns been torn 20 pieces and martyr by the frantic
ambition Of band WHO faAcied themselves the depo.
tories Cf liberty ard right; 1t Ia not tie Conservative
party which his invited 10 shores the European in
lerycnioG. bus the and bdness OF the Reform
Fellow countrymsD: In trosdng the son where wac
credlcd, in Incorporating wysel, with yOu IL 10 iudis
peasabe that remind you NJ the situation In ich
left the country in separating myself from the power
which, by your viii lately exercised; / wish the
Truth 10 be Known by the world
Ny Government aad placed the nation In "A br liant
positions the best reai existed with friendly Powers
the army brilliant .Or itg rornle arms, numbers
and discipline; the fortrt Sss were taken like
Al tie branches Of the public administration; one
presented msof 81 ports will demands tho roads
ifee robbos; Che garages kept under and the
frightened. TIE dangerous questions with
tie untcd States OF the NORTH relative "a boundaries
happily crminated; commerce Vnd agriculture -four.
sled; neither forced iOans appropriations were
known the guarantees OF peaceful clliz.ns
ialseaood the religion Of fathers was yeneIated
no one put his hand Oh the property Of the c:gy whose
opueAee We bebeld with pfide AID credit s.pIiDg up
ngGn Only those among tae discoltentod wbOiye by
instructions formed mad desires, eating up,N my
name unjust aspersons, because prevented th from
long mischief And what Government IL forbidden |
ION attempting Ne pTeseryapcI, which 70 Likewise TIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
FROM PANAMA.
Fear OF Another Cntsrouk in fSc siaie
Of An;ioquia-The Relations betw cen
Bpuin and Peru.

- =. - PtNANA. H4TUh I'd IEbf.
Since the sailing of the last steamer the only
arrival here has been the Taloa from Gusya,s win
i27 bales OF cotton and other freight
Fears are enttraDed If another outbreak on tho part
OF the AhuoquinA against whose State the Congress
at Bogota has declared war Tho now President
hUrlio whom the niled Staies Government sent out
70 Carthnsena IN the soop Glaucus has probably arrived
before TINS and many people think hosquera viii give
Lin trouble.
The lat British steemer brought ont Senior Saaras rs
special envoy from Madrid 10 examine into the
Spanish troubles In Peru He left ior CaIlao
spansh war vessel.
The Champion broke down a Cuba on her outward
passage, and Was detained q hours anu naly reach
Ing ASpinwal ON the 18th
Iho *. X. G. brig Bolivia and tie American Eagle
Wave reached Aspinwall.
The Rnssian corvette villas has been ut Aslinwnll
and sailed thence on tie 18th inst
The weather 10 Gne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Terrible Accident on the Central Ohio
RaiIroud-Tws Hen Killed "uA 'seve-
raj Wounded.

The train of ears coming cast on thursday
morning met with accident about four miles east OF
Rarnrsye resulting In the death NJ two men and the
woundng Of some half dozen others Inc accident
was caused by the breaking OF deeetiTs re Une OF
Mills, resident Of New.YoYk City, Was taken out VI
the creek dead harng been drowned by the water az
rushed into the drummer OF an One regiincnt
not be found and 10 supposed 10 have been buried be-
meath the wreck A soldier by tho name OF johnson
became entanged In the wreck and could not cxricale
hiinse negro uron seeing his Dangerous situation.
seised him and held his head orh of The water until
others came 10 the rescue johnson Is nevertheless.
badly injured and IL is said he cannot recover Some
half dozen other persons. principal, soldiers were
pcre or LOGS injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
sania Annas x,pision from, psexieo.

Gen. Santa Anna has arrived in Havana, from
Mexico. having been ordered 10 leave tho country b.
Gen. Bazale
TAs DiH,to De Ia Marina OF Havana gives the follow
ing the that Santa Anna ordered " leave
saying that lie had ~ Ned permission Of the rroyisiolu i
LOvoTDmeDt ~ 20 :TOm St Thomas 70 Jaisps where he
has large property which had been very much de;o
riorated and where ho expected that his presence would
have influence ia retsiabsAng order ard consolidating
the new system OF government There wa not
rntuis hesitation II ing han the Per mission thLt ho
asked for but at the time IL made ga
tlat lie should renounce the project that be lad
made known Of its yeirg las Intention ~ publish AID
circulate Ia Mexico 4 manifesto, Ia which he proposed
e. explain 10 tie Mexcens the that Lad Induced
him 10 aocep without any restriction. the order u
things or IL other words. u give IN his Adhesion ~
the Empire.
Gen. Bazlinc and the Regency were Of opinion thar
such manifesto might be made al excuse Ur disturb
ance, tic county being yet In agitaIed state end
cOnsented t0 en Santa Anna returning Whenever be
pleased provided that he abstained from any manifesto
ton on bis arrival.
This determination was made known to Santa Anna
or his arrival az Vera Cruz, where the necessary IL
stTuctous had been sent, wen 40 70 Jsiapa. Bot,
n0t outstanding Ito manifesto began u be ,easy.iy
circulated in sbcls anu IN consequence tie or
der wa sent 70 him to leave tho ooansTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

Tao Bdnm, Mercury Unpleasant. hodicinea TOT
pscaSAlt aud Dangerous Dissasos
EXTRACT DUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In al their stage htte kxgenej lite or no chang q
Dict; 10 Incoz vsuience AND 40 EXPOSURE
u frequent desire snd gives strength 10 UfnssA
thereby removing ee.rnctios, preventing and caring sr<t
urs. u the urela edyhg pain and innanmson felusaa
In Ls class Of diseases, aud eIp-ling PUiS0S0u3
DIsEAsED AND WOhhO MATTER.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS or QUACkS,
and who have raid HEAVY FEES 10 be cured In shers
ue has found they deceived and that the PosoI
has, by tho nee Of Powerful Astrngrnts been dred
lie system, break out IN aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARlIAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

F'EMALESi FEMALES! FEMALEaf
OLD Ok YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR COEFIN,
PLATING MARRIAGE
Ia many sfecors peculiar 10 Females the Ertrset R~shu
unequsoJ ~ any aher remedy in Choross Rssns
ton rer1l-ries Psinuine.. or Suppression Of Customary
'sesiou., Ccessed or Schrous OF tho Uterus Lew
cOLea Whites, St-rility and for eli complaints nssdes
70 the sex, whether aIsiny from ndscreon, hsbs Of Ds
ps,.os, OF 10 tho
DECLINE on CHANCE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD bE WITHOUT W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
FuB ATTACK UpOa DVPPEL saEHENcE0
Further Advance Of the Austrians
in Jutland.
THE FLORIDA AT MADEIRA.
TERRIBLE CALAMFTYAT SHEFFIELD
LOSS OF TWO HUNDRED LIVES

The steamship America, from Southampton
March I6 with three days later from Europe, ar
rived here yesterday. The AfriSa arrived March IL
The steamship Caledonia from Eew-York. arrived in
the clyde 18th.
The Hecla and vlrginia, non Esw.Ysrk. arrived at
Queenstown l<th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
NJ
USE IIELMDOLDs EXTRACT

USE IIELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
For Al. Affections and diseases Of The Urinary OIssns vbs
existing
IN MALI On FEMALE,
From whatever originating, ana no mstsr 81 NV
loa- standing. Diseases VI tnese Organs
resuYe tho aid 81 q Diuretic
HFLBbOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DfURkB&
AND ~ IS CERTAIN
10 HAyA THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DksBISoe
FOR WHICH
ET 70 RECOMMENDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Gelmbol0's Mehirinss.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
Fx weakncsses arrng from Excesses HABITS AZ ni,.,n.
tiop, Eafiy ndiscretion Abuse, attended
With the following symptoms:
Jnaisposition 10 Etertios, Los. ol.Poger
Lsn Asmssy Dikoel.y Of BfosahinS
Weak Nerves TreEbifns
Horror " Di4easc, "akefuness
D1nncss u fason, Tam Ia the Back.
hot Hands Flushing Of ,he hoav
Dryuess Of the SKIN fruptons On the Psccs
Universal Ls.studs II the Pslid Coanteuancs,
EusculsI Sy ITEM
atss 'ynrtoms If allowed to 90 on, which this rsdI.s
Avssiso,y removes, soe1 follow
IaPOTEkCY. PATUlTY, EPILEPTTC FITS
Ia one OF "niss the patient may expire Who can -ry ,.v
are not iTefuently followed BY those clrefh d.easss
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
hsny II the OF the.Y suferin, hat 49,.
WI coniess Jo records Of the Insane Asylums and hs r
snchs deaths b. Consumption, bear ample wtIss 10 tne
irwin 81 the assertion.
THE Constitution ONCE AFFECTED BY OaoAuS
WEAKNESS,
requires The aid Of medicine strengthen and inysor,s Nh
system, wLich HELMB0LDS EXfRACSBUCHU s,,aIs-
by ds--' t1is' VII sonvinoe the moe, slsptssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
ID

PRINCIPAL DEPors.
HyLupoLDs DRua .AND CHEMICAL
HOUSE, .~
us1rBoLDS DRUG ud ASp CHEMICAL
uaLuDoLD'S DRUG AND ChSAl0A"
HOUSE,
NO. s94 BROADWAY, N. f.' Wv
No. bo4 BROADWAY, N. X" y"
No. no4 BROADWAY, N. Y, ON
,1rLMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPone
,r,r,.tBOLDs MEDICAL DEPor>
MEDICAL DE pu
Nh t0a SOUTH TEsrH-Sr. PhiLAp
NO tO4 SOUTH FEMINIST, PHiLA ,,,.,n,,,.
No I94 SOUTH FEMINIST, PHiLAp 'r,inn,.c,.
oryvAR. OK CoUNTERFErTS AND oNfhi"N''
PIED DEALEkS ,,.,..
>. s,,nos, Of their osn" and osbes "esS
ON ,..s reputation aitainedb By
GENUINE PREF~
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BucHn
'' '' GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILlA
GryIrsE IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
sotD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwRkkA
ASK FOR HELMBOLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ ca, out the advsstisspspt aRS NOD Tor H. ne s~
AsEtsa padsspssus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Portugal.

A telegram from Lisbon from March l2 says:
The Government bill eboIfhng the tobacco monopoly
has been brought forward IL the Corcs. Tho Ministers
will obtain majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Hrkcy.

A telegram from Constantnople Of March Is
states that Prince Couza adhercs 10 rs former decia
ions Gyou the secuiarisstion Of convent property Me-
Leset Al Los boon appointed Master "isA1us PoiI
lo.Iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

NEW YORK HOSPITAL REPoRT.-The folio wing is
The report Of the above Institution the weeh ending March
%: Number OF patients remaining March 49, 137 admitted to
Del" " d'sLsfeS. cured, vi dis D. remaining d ssts, ~
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rHR PRUsNIAHs IN SCH

THb FHUbNH"n in oVHLHh"IU. =
A telegram from Copenhagen Of March II
says; The Prussans have arrested Herr Stookfeth,
the Aptpapp Of Hsdenlt8Sl The afs VI ths Danish
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROH HEXICo'

AraEHcu FLEET OFF NATAHoRcs'
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT. - r.
p,,,oneIiy appeared before me, an Alderman o. sne
ph,st.insi, H. A. Eylfnbold, who being dolly ..of.
80 hi. ,-psrstioa con- aims narcotic, 10 ne4o-Sy@
a,iunoas drus. but arc Truly vegetable , m urrNn1
s,,,u and subscribed before me this ga Gay o. nc"
,os, W." VIM 7. HlBBARp, Alderman.
'"A slh,i., above Race, PhIssei
Aasssss Letters for information, In Commence
II. T. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
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rLOODi BLOOD BLOODi

pLOODi BLOOD! BLOOD!
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARrLr4A
SYPHILIS.
Till. Al Affection Of the Blood and attacks the RENAL o.
ran, Liuiuz Of the Nose Ears Throat WindPpe sad sss
Mncus Surfaces maxim. s appearance IN toe form Of eos
Usnbolt y tract ,assapa1ia punnes the Blood and N
oyrs all scsly kruyons Of the sain giving 10 the tSs
.laYion Clear and Healthy Color being prepares az
critics preserved to svs.er extent than any "-f $s"
ratis1 Of SsriApsri-s-
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the now works above Brownsville 10 now being re-
,oi-od opite largo force is working on it Judging
from tbc appearance Of their tents &c. from this sde
OF the river.