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Latest ship News.

Steamship merrin,act, SAMPSON New oIls9n. AVID ). w.
Pa, Ami g. A M nda, and pass TO u y Quaf'e master
No date "a Cory,for Light passed propeller 93gnd = On
Trper Inlet passed slde wheel steamer b"lnd ~ Un us
2s, .pok. o. s. guuboat Connecticut Apf o. 70 miles s.
q Baiuegat passed bark WIN. "ls0n' R'm malaga fo'
N-v.h OH. OIL. -, 40 u,
Uavana 2S,h at 10 H. Bdse and to spoford leston
l. CO. 81, ~ p.,...I.. ~ - -
10 Bungc aEage Il Co.
Bris Para (r Alexander, MonteyidoO 50 days hides 10
Charles D. Johnson. -
Bs narco Polo ,Br Roberts, Ceniaegos Is days sugar
SEM Hannah Wal, New Orleans is days, With sugar 70
StuIsos 4 Co. a,nrr
Ami 3O.-steamers-E! Cid and Empire
ships-City of Handy, William Frohlnsham
RarL.-R w. Griihths Queen Victoria
Brrs-M Magic Mcneil, Henrietta. Eastern Star.
schoonersM Ferris Village Bel, unilsd Brothers Three
Brothers, La 0uoyonais ~. Monson Sarah Ellen j. d.
CIameI.
SPOKEN
March 30 lat IA H. Ion % a. bark Aecsltras from Liver.
rool for Msdras, ~ days out.
March 81 lat 10 S. lou 20 49, bark Conbeath from Liver
pool for .t..
April 49, lat 10 lon &c. Dr. ssty Lone stas, from Liverpool
~ asyl est bsRpd w.
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Mnrict armer op. around Although gore ipcon-
ycr,cnc gay be- felt in mercantile casees ny me 80,
IN bant f6tes the drain on precious metals W
or Ji,y h,snrro- ted and check gwen 10 te lhahie
f,r spefqton The discount honscs VII allow ave per
cent f,r money ct call i've an6 hsn win seven GAYS
,rts a-d * per cent with II days notice. Tie rste
r Discount In open market were 1c7i per cent On SAT
Paris Boulse-Renies opened a. G6f. Csc.
A Cabinet council was held yesterday AFTERNOON.
Janes Chteroe was hung in front of the kirsdso jan
yesterday morning for the murder OF aary WINDS.
LoNDoS. Sunday afternoOn--1Ae C1se'r~ says tna.
the Conference viii either pnt an era " inc penocsr
man war altogether, OF Us lnDueAce ~" e4tSHu HI ~
The OGssyrer also says that it is generally believed
thai Lord Clarendon has succeeded in establishing d
complete understanding between GToat BIltalh "Hu
France 20 which Russia Will probably adhere.
Gen. GaTibaldi had magnificent reception 81 'ae
Crystal Palace yesterday From 800 20 S'HM persotS
were present including large number OF tae ars-
t0craey. aud members Of both Houses Of FaTnameh.
and OF the legal scientific end literary pfeiessiJ,s
The Italian Committees took tho most prominent par Al
tho proceedings Of tie day. a nag Of Hay - IA
scented to GaIiDaldi bearing the words " hono Az
Venice The General addressed tho -
the Italian working mon with an animation anu 90 e..
eueRCe which cOntTasted remarkably Win tne &c"
PIE phrases OF lis previous addresses INC ltisI
CERT then followed The chorus of the Gsrbsia Iiyin
was sung with great feryor. Alter The concert she
sword procured by the 1t@ans OF LONDON =" fi'
sented Garibadi in accepting the sword. said;
| IL thank YOU Italians for this beautAn present
promise You viii never unfheaLe u N tlo eauno ~
tyranny, ana VIII hitsui a" " y LEI ,na 4,
pressed nationalties hope yet to carry II VIII ms "
| Rome ana Venice" -. ,,, ..
The proceedings wore marked BY great display Of
enthusiasm. 81. ,. r.a..
PAR;s April l7.-The eenvontion between r. -.
and Me-icc is published. The French troops are 70 *
redrced as soon possible % co., inelnding mo oi
eiSn legion; tie latter TO remain IN hctico TX yesI
after the recall Of the other troops. The irencn Vo
will gradually evacusie as the Mexican army beo~sei
organized Tie French commander Is not TO lntsi lei
In the Me1icln Naturalization. Tie expense 81 w
French expedition until July Of the present year Is ~ 2,
annual indemnify OF 900 francs Tor each french soldier
Mexico is 10 pay 10 France ., 900 OCJ sGnos annually.
! hvEaPocLa April lT.-1hc steamship Emma nol
| New York psssed CroOkhsrNu on the lttn.
The Bank Of PrBss ia redgced its rate Of disoeuat G
| Saturday.
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NE.y-LERsEY rTEiIs.
ppApIprF How

PRsPLBLE HOMICIDE ran named Kin
ney merchant tailor doing Business In Now York,
ard ding IN West Hobdsen, while returning home
on Thursdoy evening last wa attacked or Pali'ade
avenue, West Hohoken By man named x eiiiy. VINO
drew kue and stabbed him three times IN the region
Of tee sto mach the head INJECTING very Sc
were and p-ohably fat injuries IL appears that KIN
ney overlook Rc!y's vito who ives very much intoxi.
csted the top u the h and she asked him ~ asss
her home This he consented to do and lad proceeded
some distance along Palsade avenue when they met
Reilly who, without nttering word drew snife and
stabbed Mr.. Kinney re above sfeted Kenny thoh ran
ayey and az 20 tie present time has succeeded III eud-
inc the p9ice. fer being stabbed The injured man
started in search Of physician but becoming very
much exhausted Was compeked TO 60 into grocery
store. Medical AID procured AZ aitor ts Woahds
were dressed he csnyeyed To lis home. 1t is the
opaioa Of the physician that the injuries VIII terminate
fatally.
| AEoTuER Nsw FERRY. BoAT-Lsst week the
Hoboken Ferry Company laid the keel OF q new ferry
boat which Is desin " be superior in size and &c:
e0nmodaton 10 anything Of the kind in the bay OF
New.York She viii I've 20 feet longer thnn the new
| boat HObokcn with additional breadth OF beam, ara
such other improvements as are requisite TO kc her
foet and oommodons craft This boat 10 TO be com
plotcd next Fall. $3.50
FUNERAL oP CHIEF or POLICE RILEY.-The
| funeral of blr Edward d. Riley Chief of Police OF
Jersey City took place yesterday afternoon from the
Church OF the Iuaacuate in Erie street II was at
tended by tho entire police force tie city ouhoritl's
members OF Engiue Co No l. and large concourse Of
people Tho Rev Father Soncz ofhciated. The remains
were inferred in Il Peters Cemetery, Hudson City
TIE DRAFT IN NEw-JERSEY.-lhe drait has
| been ordered " commence Ia New Jersey on the 81
inst. The deficiency in Hudson County on the 18th
Of Last month vas 2sl A. follows North Bergen IS
| Union 100, Wet Hoboken and WeehaTkcn, lls; Hud.
con Ci.y South District i45. North District, "; Ho-
Doken Flint Ward. 49, Second 81; Third. l25; Har-
rison "A; sBereen, "a Greenyilie rome; Bayonne q;
Jersey Cty, Frst Ward, so; Second, J5j Third, 40,
| Fourth ~; Fifth s.; Sixth, ~. Since the 18Th the
quota Of Jersey City has been hed HoDoken has also
| obtained 30 men since that time.
| LECTURE BY Gov. PARKER.--Gov Parker
Of Nesossey he's consented deliver lecture at the
! Congregational Tabernacle in Jersey, on Thursday
erong next in aid .! the fund for the roief OF the
tlnilcs Of volunteers Subject; 1.-THE early history OF
New Jersey"
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O
uEr.rROr.D,S ROSE WASH.

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
an excellent osion for diseases OF syphic nature ard ~
,n lseion IN diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising ron
hsb, OF dissipation used Ia connection with tbs Extracts
Yuchu and Sar.s p.s, in such diseases az recomnendst
Evidence Of tho respoEsb.s and reliable cha WI
accompany tbs medicines.
CLR11EILAIES OF CURES,
FROM 3 TO 30 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For psGic. Propsrtis, Of 6uchu, -
sFr DrsPFNSATORY or THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice Of
S.. remarks made By the late celebrated Dr. PHysIc Phi
aielphia. .,,.,,, ,,oo,,r,r -,
See rsn.rss made by Dr. EPHRAlh MCDOWELL, a eel
hrn.ed Phvac.n nd Member o the Royal College OF sur
seon Ireland and putsned in the transactions 'f The Mas
and Queens Journal n,,,.,Dx
See H.dies sioA Review, Published BY sESJAMiH
TKAVrRs Fellow Of tho Royal College 81 SnfteonI
See uno.t Of the ate Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUChU, 81 per bottle or six for - .
EXrRACT sARsAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle, OF Sif @
IMPROVED ROSE WASH Soc per tOtsl. CT su ss
o. -. A..
cure te nost obstinate II directions are adhered 70.
Delivered TO any address, securely packed nom
pescrbe symptoms ia al osu4muDicas.ous Ssfs sonA~
teeA AdVcs gTisi,
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]
NO FAMILY Should Be WITHOUT u

Take no pasNn, Mercury UnpcszAnt Medicines, Nc
pleasant and Dangerous Disesscs
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHO
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in al their stages at lno ExFerse Little or No changed
pisti no inconvenience AND 80 EAPUSURE
It causes frequent dssfs and gives stTengh to UdDss
thereby removing obstrctious preventing and surnz sTs'
ere. OF the urehr wing pain and in1Smmsion e9re
10 this Glaze Of diseases, and expslIing POISONOUS
DISEASED And WORKOUT NATTER
Taoulaads L pom tho sands who have 0een the
VICTIMS OF QUACkS,
and Who h.y. p,id HEAVY FEES to q eIf.s p sss
la. by the use OF Powerful AsIrigens been dris@ ap r
tas sys.sui to break out il sggrAystsd form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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CITY ITEM5.

Tup hfvrpo onrIr.s' I'-ia--Iilo ireasuIcT
Of tie Far has lot yet Iasds any official returns OF The
receipts and expenses Of the great exhibition. will
he be enabled 10 do for woek two at oaat, or
until the temporary buildings have been disposed Of
and the remaining outstanding subscriptions collected.
few articles still remain in the Fourteenth build
iBg which win be sold of to-day The glass and orook.ry
ware in the restaurant sold Saturday amer.
noon for about one-hf ther real vsi1o The proceeds
OF the saes at auction ind otherws during the peat
week amount ~ e52, COO
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ETexicna Affairs.

The Emperor and Empress of Mexico quilted
Nirsmar the afternoon 81 the 18th instant, amid
enthusiastic cheers and eel ties hom the hatteric
They were expected at Rome on tho 18th, and would
set oct fox Mexico Oh ths following day.
Tie family agreement between The Emperor " Ans.
tzia and MAMMALIAN has been communicated 10 tho
Austrian heichsrath
Tho pronunciation of Naxirnilian for himself and
heirs q the right OF succession 10 the Austrian throne
q said 70 be unconditional and not dependent GA Tie
stability Of the Mexican Government.
The introduction Of the Mexics loan had been post
yoDed Until April lS. Il for e. $40 90 sterling
81 which &2 10000 10 BE- paid Is war indemnify 70
Sae f-01ob Government
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HoVORs TO GARIBALDI N LoNDoN
The London Conference TO Meet O.
the goth Of april.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PIRATE FLORIDA
Swiss Decree Of Expulsion Against nazzini
HALIFAX, Saturday, April 90 1864.

Tho steamship Europa, Capt. Hockey, from
verrool Mt o'clock on the afternoon of the 10TH via
Queenstown on tie nth inst arrived at this port al
o'clock this Saturday morning. Her dates are tI'o
DAYS later than those already received ire LuroPS
has IS passengers for Halifax and IS for Boston Ire
Ruropa had rough passage. On the Nth she passed
che City cf Washington, and On the SVsh 'he HeIs"'
bound east.
The steamship Edinburgh, nom New-TorA reached
liverpool on tho evening Of tho 18th inst, and wond
~af again forNew York on Monday, tho leth lnstead
of the 10th inst.
The steamship Olympus from New-York, sTiyed 81
Queenstown at o'clock the morning OF The lotA'
and at Liverpool Oh tie morning Of the 10th inst.
The steamship America, from Portland arrived Oh
Londonderry at o'clock Oh the morning Of the l5thi
and 8. Liverpool OF the morning OF the 10th inst
II was rumorsd that Negotiations were going on FOR
nc sale of the steamship Great Eastern TO tho French
Government.
An Antwerp dispatch Of tho 18th Instant says that
e Rebel steamer Florida recently from Brest put into
Bermuda where she was well received By the English
authorities. she sailed from Bermuda and arrived al
port in Portugal where sic refused coal and obliged
10 leave Immediately According 10 lsst accounts sn'
was In Spanish port.
The Alexandria correspondent Of The LoHdoH Tine
ArmS that it is quite certain that the late Vioefoy
1gypt did give Nj Laird The order for the construction
Of the notorious beTsey steam rams.
The London Shipping Gazette says that tho orcers 0
the at Liverpool still retain possession O. tn
gapboat Alexandria but it Is stated thst he' owner
hsve been notified that the Crown Is ready deliver ne
up or tie usual application boiDg made.
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France.

The Emperor Napoleon received Lord Claren.
don on the 18th and alterward Lord Clarendon had
anterview with N. DrouIn de LhGys.
Paris runors assert that Lord Clarendon will GER
sainy succeed In establishing much moro cordial rela.
lions between England and France.
Lord Clarendon would remain in Paris until the sth
inst
The Paris correspondent Of The london Timee Gays:
"The real object Of Lord ClarencOns visit e 10 smooth
the way, BY personal communication with The Emperor,
Tor complete agreement between him and tie agsh
Government pons 70 be discussed il the approach
bg Conference.
The BOuse was weaker CT the 18th, and Tho Rentes
e<oeed Ct COL G0c.
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HELXBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
k% weaknesses @sng from Exoesses Habit, Of Di.ays
uoIs Early lndscTeion or Abuse, sitendsd
With tho following symptoms;
Infsrort'on 20 Exsron Loss Of Power
Loss oi Memory, Officially OF BTeastIns
WEAK Ssrves Trembling,
Honcf Of Disease, Wskefl. ness,
DIanoss VI SlAlon, Pam In tue Bgek
Hot HsndS f.usking Of the Body.
Dryness 81 the SKIN Eruptions on the Face,
USiyefsal LssTude Of to Paid CounteDaAsa
Muscular - steia
Thess symptoms allowed to 20 on. Which III, NE s..
Invariably removes, sosn folew
IhP0IENCi, FAFUlTY, EPlLEfTIC FITS,
IL one Of which he patient may expire. Who rs Me-
Go not freq emily followed OF those direal d,ssses
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are aware Of the cause of ho suEsrint bat rss.
viii confess, Tue records e the Insane Asyuas and The mel
ansAoly deaths by Consanpon beer sps wiess TO tAs
Truth OF the assertion.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires tho aid Of medicine and iu,sOrss
system, watch HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHO ssrAsz
Dy doe. A tIld will convince Ike .noat ske,ileA
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lAdyeril-c ui.nL1

TIE THRoAr.-Families would 10 well 70
ieep always at howe box Of BROWNS BEoscnAL TRooHEs
bi, rnIyees,y FL seossipeeiGs for Affections
Of throat, sodirs pomP, relief in csIe' Of eO's' eoa
~ 1- troubles. &C. Singers and public speakers will hnd
lem $50 eIoeon, - tho voice ADD render aItieuAson
s.leri-ly essy.--Aon,h.y Magazine.
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d
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.

PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
uELMBuLpS DRu0 AND CHEMICAL WAI
HOUSE,
HrLMsoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARP
HrLasoLps DRUG h1 ASo CHEMICAL WARE.
No. oa4 BROADWAY, N. Y, OR
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. Y. OK
No. 604 BROADWAY, N. Y, Oh
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
EELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOi'
NO. IOa SOUTH TENrH-yf, PHlLADELrh'A
no IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sT, PHlLADELPH!A'
NO. IOa SOUTH TENTH-sT, PHiLADELrhlN.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERPEI1s AND UNPRiNOS
PIED DEAbbka
Who endesyor 70 d.pos. of THAR own and ether A'S
gu tho reputation atssnedby
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA
RATIONS.
HELMBoLDs tl-4
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT saRsApARiLhA-
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHEpE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut the advertisement and sssd for " - sssso
nsSiiioR Apd sypssurN
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SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM.--Nonenum.
meTst-d motions.
SUPREME Court CmCUIr. Mos. 1873
s55 1855 T2l 1898 go6 EOS S9. 7T5 e57. l2ts sa III
i1I ltJ 1875 9i9 1851 1885, 2s9 Part IiNos ~! i3lo
1884 1895 ~ 800 1872 ~, ~ ll5s, v iJ4S 1904, 1874 1879
1888 1874 gla, lli2, GO.
SUPREME CoURr-SPECLJ TERM.-Demurrers
only. o,,x ,,,, ..-o
asa 3i 1875 1859 sob Jd8l SOL 1889. J+5, 56l9 5lJl
rs P.ft 2Nos sJ5 3,g2 $780, 49, 1876, 1873 Js' 49,
3ii2 J:25 2522 $3.50, 1910, s5if, RIA. ~, oc,
CouKr OF Co..Moy lLEAs-Pert mos ~,
$50 257 4si IOi so m t32, ~, 4.9 iJ ~ - Lh 81
Part IINos ST. 3d. is9 I5 w. CO.,, 49, i+s "a" ~ e'i'
tol. 4ll. AS. SIC.
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
gos Al selections ,na diseases Of the Urinary ofsas whe.A
existing
IN MALE or FEMALE,
Eton Whatever cause originating and msstu Of how
Ioug standing. Dbeasss Of these Organs
REQUIRE ths aid Of Durstc
HELMBOLpS EXTRACT kuCHU
is THE GREAT DJuAkTtC>
AND IL u CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IL ALL pSEksHG
FOR WHICH
1T IS RECOMMENDED
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UR0OELyS ITEMS.

MAYOR WOOD AND THs GoATs.-IIis Honor
has with good Judgment declared tia. he vii not grant
permit to kSop hogs goats unless requested to DO
by the Captains of Police II the Mayor viii maintain ths
posit.on-snd in so doing he win render essential
seryics % Ito city-the nuisance can DO abstod.
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALESr
OLD Or YOUNG SINGLE. MARRIED OR CONTYlg
PLATING MARRIAGE.
in May Affections pocgs- 70 ke43cs the Ex,rsc Brw
wee 81 ~ any other remedy, in Chsross Ross
ion Irregularities faiullness Suppression Of CHcomz,
Excavations liberated OF the Utefas, Lea
corhs. Whites steny and FOX all complaints nsideas
tas ssE vhsAer arising from nd,icTeon hsbis of pss
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
see symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT ~
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~ ~ az
ARMED 10 TEI III,

yeTy rErro.son but 40 thGt sfnad 70 emo'h,h
p,.-Iyr tLsi. 10 lPe Cd 80 u decidedly moro oo1,.
Ird prs',this Only he due ~ iN>nns yYh.
AwsJ. su9pea convenient for use With bsus ~ that
ss,l I'D iupushabe Del .ht %! eyrIy ads OF cont
a. 20 10 "FfA. .nt Sllo4o1f.' Fsr cans "a baaf
ia aid preserving t4s teeth ssseenIs and pursyiuT 'he
DI~s.4. 4 uas no sqIA
sold by Drnfg..fs eft4yeieEe, and ~ hAil r. t'tAfL
Frspta;or, No 2s Green's chst New orI T. cents pei
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pn11cz VOLUNTEER RELIEP FrNp. - TIL

Trustees Of Tho Police Fund in aid Of the families OF
policemen serving in tho Metropolitan Brigade, Ass on
Saturday srcrroon The Treasurer hr Bergen, rePrfted
that there arc at present a families. each RECEIVING
as monthly from ne fund Mr. Bergen then eeignod
the posinon OF Treasurer TO the fund and Tets 81
thanks Wa rendered for his services after winch
sr Inspector Carpenter elected to MI the vacant
Office The Board then adjourned
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Latest-Yia Oueen,ioipn

L. VERPooL, April 10, p. m.-Ths Bank of
Epea Nd today raised ito rate Of discount TO seven per
cent The markets are depressed In conseQ eace
ebereof me-
LoEpoS. Nndsy Morning. April Il, via Queenstown.
l-CoIssls, ". W Official koIgs yesterday, 9lis9Ii.
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New and beautiful English Royal Velvet and
ss.ls CstPErrSe a'o Imperial Thrs. Ply and Tsp-,tIy
g.in Capri hug. Mats sussats four ysis ~ae Vat
ne Oh Goth. RON three 10 twertyiolf te' vide, W meow
ado. Table Anl Pi4io Coyc4b reasonable psicos Az
,ods -r.r .u,ooe At the Od1s HIRAM AEDESsoss No %
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EWifzHrlann.

The Swiss Federal Council had resolved tc
but in force the decree for the expulsion OF Mazn
The ground that ne had several times lately abused the
night of hospitality. Orders TO this effect had been
Bent 70 the different eant0ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

sccct1, o HcDartrent Hs beloved that tius law Ss
~ riolf.sd drriEF tie riot week a. July l!st
s that nary bodice were sTgtfeS OFT ,lf % , toe cry MY
-, orc f,Ied Frrur that feaii1l rcigu ~ terror H.
%sw.vo,k q n wose evor refortod. For sevoi'ai
inontis SO Cty Inspector mge3 .,Ie-'oIs enc. q 20
ybo we're examined denied 81 knowledge OF tbs mai
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fAdvcrtiferlen nj.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO WOUNDED SoLDiTR.
so der, hesn discharge by reason Of ~esrd'
we'd b. ar hs,;a sud WIZ ,,!yei the pnV
nty recsss he ocs By appytnL y l.t.r or
.eI.ou q. the Asry and Naval Ar-scy. No. " walnut
PHILADELPHIA JO,ssH r.. DEYrr & CoNFAiT.
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l.


,-r ,.s,.d heors me- an Alderman Of the City OF
pi.ssoiSi. n ~ Helubold who being duly sworn, COR
80 contains narcotic, mercury or othe
injurious drugs '1' "' "' H. T. HELMBoLD.
20, S"0' VIM f. HlBBARD, Alderman,
"'> 9thst, above hsce, Phisasleh<
Asdres. letter. for information in eonhd"'es, to
II. Il. IELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
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BATcHRLLOl's BAZAAR, HUDSON, n. II nave
sisd Be.NsLLi W.nsEs CoLOKFic aud found u sIceI'
II fls Hair and NhsGcTa. owes natural appearance
trouhe rppyng r. Ny cusofners lie y very much.
soon 4 oticr Dyes JAHEz BATcH,LLoR
Color. boaaifIi Drown h.sk Ono spPhcAcn, ih'ut
WISH preparation. Try ityou viii 40 no oshei Depot
NJ. . Der 80. ~. 4.
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Brazil.

Rio, March A-Exchange 27s927s; Coffee,
eood nrsts, 7Haoe7hi00; stock, 5000 bags.
BAHIA, March 26-Sugar 2l7o033l2O0.
PEISAssuoo. March 27.-Sugar-w Whites $4,000 81
n V 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. Attention is called
10 the advertisement OF the Long Island Railroad In
gard 10 their Summer arrangement. The through
trains Leave at m. and $3.50 p. m. On Sunday at
$50 a. H., train leaves 9thsi. Z. H. stopping a. all
stations except Hampstead and Syosset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
IMPROVEMENTS IN WHITEHALL SrRBsT-

Heap OF Rubbish Mortar bricks AID stone in she lower
part Of Whitehall street. indicate the improvements
gong on in that yiclaiiS Gasons. carpenter, AID
labortrs are bIsly employed t4ere teirIas down OLD
buildings and Z. eel.Ie new ones "A thciT stead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

~ gsmevters Il In number were nrTested, AID WITH
the checks layout cards and eLeek boxes OF faro
bank brought to the station horse. The sen gave nc
ttous names, but some ~ them arc wen Known 10 ,ic
police rhey viii be brought before Judge Daley this
morning TLoYe are other similar institutions winch
need a visitatiol from Capt Woolom and his meR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

NHW-YoRK HOSPITAL RgPoRT.--The follow
ing ~ TIE report Of the above Institution for tho week
ending April y Number II patients remaining Aprh
u ~; admitted t. date e.: discharged cured, 81,
1cd, 8; remaining at dat. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

ROBBERY ~ UACK.-On wednesday even
10 last, Mr. Agnes Derog ishic. accompanied w ~
Jilcr lpdy Li.ed hnc az &c corner az bioH y ~" ~
FourteontA street After proceeding short d'st'nc
tie liver landed The rcins to another mar dslou a
from he box and after entering the carl as INC
was subsequently arrested and committed on saturday
! by Justice Ledy TIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

An IKPERNAI MACHINE ON RAILRoAI
TRACK OF the cars a. the SiTth-ayenue line, while
passing up Friday, whom near fo1rteenth street IA,
over small box placed the track which espioaes
with q loud report doing NJ damage, however. Th'
box on iuSesiigaNon. proved to be q common ahar
six or seven inches in length aud y inches IN depth
filed with powder, in the midst OF which were pice'
three gun nipples capped No arrests bavo 10 get beer
made. Whether it Yasst the WORK OF malicious boys
OF whether intended to really blow up the car II
p1kuONn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

TIE FORT PILLOW MASSACRE VIII be handed
down history Of the most cod b coded nc.d Of
Lnlal u..IU. How gra,c1. communal iev should n tao
81 kEsrs EAsT !HpA CoFYEE which - sod by III rro
- cent? pr 81 or hESTt 10 ether scnsue.
Ocse.l De. No. - Beado 4.