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advertisement.
CoSsrrN PTfOS-( CONSUMPTION,

We ,sy 10 persons having Consumption ~ whatever stsef
Of the dses use Dr. WIsnARrs fIsg TREE TAR CoRDfAL
Which /. readily taken up ny the blood and carried TO the
lung, aud the healing principles OF The Tar a upon We
pa,ients IN. /. saved. 1HE PINE IREE TAR CORDIAL mas
great power Dissolve the thick mncus th-t steps Up she
wind and expels nom tn. system
THK isE Tax Con- puhes the blood and cleanse
# all scroiuoas matter that constantly breeding sores lh
and Sal, Rheum, Botchrs on the ace ana
al. Skin Diseases especially cored by DIR i'hAhf
PrsY TREy TAR CORDIAL Otce, No ~ Norh oeeo"o st.
PLiads pLia. -, ., ,,,-, A.
sod at HKIsBoLps Drug and Chemical warehouse NO.
500 Broadway ~ Y.
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PASSENGERS aaila.a

In steamship Washington for Bavre-vcount Christian A..
Shury. Nine De Shury. children and servant Signmnud
Count Brsda Of the Austrian army Hudson T. Bridee Miss
Kinncutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Franklin ME-. b. L.
Franklin, Miss p. Woodward, Gsudet Fauvel Ms Edward
C. Boughton Miss Emily Bougbton Miss Crna Bourbton
Dase, George Quinn, Mr. Strssburge Mrs Philip fsnyier
and child j. Fuentes Mr. Jsraa Mr.. Forthvenger A. s.
Parsons Mr. and Mrs Mittlebronn and children Mrs L.
Mas and child, Mr: and Mrs. Leoy, Nine. Mascot Mis-. C.
Tetits Miss Mas Mr.: Reinhemer Mr. Mony, Mr.. Mitle
bonn ir, Mrs Marie Rene Mrs Fsaehere. Celestial Pitolst
Heen, Medin ssba Louis Thorn j. N Curnick Mr.. Cnr.
zie Miss Cuie L. Golf. Pierre Ronet, Jules Rousseau r.
NJ Broseur, Dennis Fay, ~ A. Grsudat. Nine. MARITIME.
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SUSPECTED OF Acknowledgements Deaker, a
colored boy late coachman in the employ of DR.. VIM.
G. Wood residing at the corner Of Thirdaye and One
hundred. twenty hrsts,, and Peter Willis, also
colorcd, were On Tuesday arrested on suspicion Of
having set fire 10 Dr. Woods barn q few nights
since. They we've committed by Justice Connolly to
await an exam nation by Fire. Marshal Baker.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MARCH 80 1865
FROM TURKEY.

Scheme Of the suitan-IIe
Wishes 10 Change the Order Of sue.
ccssion-He Seeks support from other
European Powers-Fuad Pa sl,a Enpov-
Crushing the Empire-Tcrr:bic Gala nifty
in Gnlata-A "Quarfer " Of the City
Burned.
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War Meeting I'm the Twelfth Ward.

A meeting of the citizens of the Twelfth Ward
Is to be held this evening at n o'clock AZ Washington
Hall Harlem to consider the subject Of recruiting and
if possible 10 stimulate the aud fill the quota Of
the Ward without resort TO drafting II is expected that
the meeting will be addressed by Hon. William A.
Darling Hon. John 4. De,lin Hon Daniel f. Tiemann
and several other well known gentlemen.
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port-Uaroens' Notite.
STATE OF NEw-YoRx.

Stars OF NEw-YoRx. I
PoRr-wAKpxxs oyylcx, No. lOt "aHE't
NOTICE is hereby gwen IN accordailcd VA.
section Of the act passed APnl H. 49,. r.ne@
Act 10 Rsorsanire th. Wsriens Office OF the roito
York to all persons interested in OF having ense bs.
snbirct matter OF such inquiry, examination OF ssS s
~ on,Si". vessels are now under examination oy the on
Wsrdens and that the said surveys or et. "i ~.
completed within ten days next soceeea'nS S''' "N w
bessd said vessels: aoNR
Steamship United Kingdom.
Steamship Virginia. i.,sor'.
Brig Saw .'.''''''''''''"
ffig Rereiyes s,r,o.
Iria Orion. -.'''''''''>" a.
Schr George Brooks.
ScAI. Blanche. 81 n IA
Schr
MINrtORNL TOMPklNs ries'ae1'-
J. Axes UxRRIxAs. SesJstsry.
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WHAT STRIKES LEAD TO.-The iron workers
O. North Stafordshfc have struck work rather than
submit TO reduction Of ten per cent Of their pay In
consequence Of which the iron masters Of England hav
formed national association and decided 20 stop work
everywhere II the North Staordsbre hold out In
that case 10000 men viii b. thrown ont 81 amnoywelt
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Arrived.

.seam.hip City Of Manchester Hacrow Liverpool i'h n'
STEAMSHIP Eagle Lawrence, Havana 18th inst, nde ana
pass spoaori 1ile.,on Co ,.u... - IN.
steam trsn.por. United States Share Beaufort 4. hrs
70 Bds ass,er of P 2. H. May. cenfues0 is dy' sugar.
Bf. csTo of S. John n b. Chapman cs,ts,%.rs
Jan Is and Gibraltar 18th ul,. fruit, r. MENUS sons
lad heavy weather the Mediterranean and strong norney
e coa ~ with bark brazilian Tor New. York;
sch Ruth H. Baker lof Yarmouth Me- H,.
some heavy weather LET bark Florence for New" f"
schr James A. Brown (Of Fail Rive sherman, s.sua
days. sugar and mOa.,e ~ J. ssytOn Has had heavy y.
ss1S w, SshG a; he IN some
sch Daring (of Halifax MclsAAe hAhaS' ca" anu A'"'
SIR Mount Hope - Rockland lime.
sehr a Tlrre!i. assin' Bo.'Sn Hsie to "-'''f
sShr Republic Chase. New Bedford.
schr George w. Snow, Haskell, Providence . N,
sehr Surprise Besrse Boston, days. md'e : '" Lew"
sebr. @. c. Achen MorreI. Stamford.
schr Boston, Bear.e, Boston, In ballast,
sefr Melbourne Marston. New. Bedford.
schr. America Reynolds, PIo.dsnSe ,,s ~ n
Schr. J. q. Huntington Jones' BOSTON, hhseea' H. N
"s Scfi. Lille Saunders. Van osdoll, Cold Spring
sehr. George Washington Pendeton' Belfast snip AneS
schr Henrietta Miner, Providence.
schr Mary Sowall Chase Cohasset Nsrrown
schr J.dde Roberts Boston, railroad iron to master
sehr Massachu..t. Jameson, Rocklsnd, lime.
Schr +. Bell, Brewster, fort JEFFERSON
Schr Adrian Everett, Rock land lime
Schr Red Jacket, Averill Rockand lime
Schr Hannah D., Chase, Warrham.
Sch, William Boardman, Willard. saybrook
schr. Nile Hall Portland, oats TO master
Schr Cosmus. Stetson Rockand, lime.
Schr Marcl Glpatiick, Providence a..
Sehr r. Mefrmsn Hamilton, Portland days lumber TO
Sc6r Madeira (r) Nugent, CORVALLIS dys, potatoes A.
Smth.rs Co ,s
Schr Siias Wright, Seaman. Cold Spring. -
Schr Ned Sumpter. Lord Portland barley 10 m's'e''
Schr Connecticut Chase, Portland
schr Mary Brewer, Beas Rockand' lime
Schr Cora Kelly Wsreham pine wood
Schr Susan and Mary, Hall ckland' lime
sehr Fannie Hammer. BlvvaId. Portland
Sehr L. s Barnes, Coleman, Boston
schr. :. W. Ponder Philips. Taunton
Schr A. Townsend. Crowley. Newiisven - -
Schr Volant Cousins Ellsworth 10 days, umoef - H-
J. Peters 49,.
Schr Lucy Church. Adams. Nantucket
Schr William T. Bird, Lockit Bspsiaeie.
schr Ocean Queen. HaNett. New London ,.
schr ThomasP Cooper, Weeks EhAbe'hPoI' 'o Ns"P"''
WIND-At Sunset. 5.
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Steamship City Of DubIis hence for Liverpooi'"' "'
.mil-s r. Of SkerIies =, -, T.. = ,,.,nool--
Steamship City of Boston (suPposed1 hence ie L'eP0
shin Maria bound E-22d lust, lat IS 3D. lou a!
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises...54g Sun Sets...6:2ll Moon sets ..O:4e
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY Hook. 10 "a Gov. Island II :l5e He'll Oae... -
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Sailed.

MArcH q --Steamers-Hudson. Baltic, oshs"o'' "''''
Y snderDit, MORO Castle, City Of Cork
Ship Jeremiah Thompson.
Bark Morning Star. - - M. v.,.sa,.
Rrks BEAVER, Dolphin, william Muir pis'o' '"'
Schoners-R gina Mary Louisa
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Progress Of the Pacific Rniiroad.
From The st. Louis Democrat, March IS.


We are informed that the reports in relation
10 the hostility Of bushwhackers in Jackson County 10
the oorkmen on the line Ct the Pacific Railroad near
Independence have been exaggerated No labcrer has
been molestcd or even threatened. but few petty
thets have been committed from time TO time, Of prop
er.y belonging 10 the company. The work has not
been stopped single day, and the bridges DESTROYED
by Price east Of Kansas City have been rebuilt.
Trains are now ready 10 run regularly between that
place aud Independence Orders have been given for
Immediately laying the track to the Little Blue aud the
work will be pushed with all possible rapldy from
west TO east. as well as from east TO west
From Warrensburg the road bed Is graded TO King
yille and the track will be laid to Holden nine miles
from Warrensburg. before the end OF next month All
the iron, spikes ties and culyer timbers have been
bought. and ready for About 200 laborers
employed the grading and were II not for recent
wet weather. this part Of the work would have been
flashed as far as Pleasant Hill Additional laborers
are going forward every day Fifty teams and carts
were sent up the road Thursday morning. and from
all the information in possession, We are happy 10
our readers that the progress Of the road toward
its final completion il entirely satisfactory Unless
unforeseen accident interference should occur which
cannot be provided against, the company confidently
expect thai the road win be completed its entire length
TO Kansas City by the middle fully.
Gov. Fletcher manifests a strong interest In this
work he does In oil enterprises connected with our
system OF internal improvements. The Governor has
secured ample military protection for the aborers EN-
ployed tho road. and Gen. Pope and Gen Dodge
have assured the company Of their hearty cooperation
promoting the early completion Of the railroad by the
aid Of military force adequate ut all times to drive of
Rebels In large small gangs. The presence Of three
additional companies Of cavalry has been secured and
the now the ground protecting the workmen
and property Of the company. The prospective compile
ton Of the Pacific Railroad Is an event IN which every
citizen OF St Louis is interested For years the want
VI this important road has been Increasing and
pleased record the favorable symptoms Of lis present
condition. which promise so aoundantly 10 give US
finished road before the Summer months are over.
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ale. - Taiio,o il said 10 have been struck
in Windsor. Hartford County CT The Times says:
In the town Of Windsor on Mr.. James Haryey's land,
five miles from Hartford 10 spring. on the waters OF
which when pended, rises coating Of tallow, about
threceigfhs " inch in thickness. IT resembles and
will burn like beef or mutton taow. Near by this
spring, on Mr.. Halsey's land Jumps Of clear tallow
have been dug We have email specimen Of II in our
Office 1t has been long known that sea WAX talow.
as well AZ oil. 10 found Embedded in the earth"
GROWING FISH.--Thc subject the river fish
fcssor AgassiI before the Massachusetts Legislature
In the course Of his remarks lar said that IN 1910 he be
gan experiments III the artificial propagation OF fish
and be believed he was the INST person In this country
who had done IT, He did It for the sake OF study. He
used for apparatus nothing but the washba IN in his
bee room, where he raised trout whitetsh aud nUln
he, ~ las ksnahs hsh without tsking Io0sh care.
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Inman, c r, cor i2d-stG Tth.sv
Ies, so 8ih'aye

luLihii' v COT f<u-tt a. una
Ies, 800 Sih'aye
j
Jordan, Phil, 7l3 6th.sve
Ja,per2er, Euebius, 81 W 4ld
James, Fred. 2,l W s6,h
Joel, Yoel. 625A 8th.ave
Jams. Matthew, s94 llth ave
slst-st and l0th-hve
X
Kline, NJ, l2l west 4lst
Kelly, II A, 500 9Th ave
KonSer, w, 7th ave Il 62d
ketchper, J. 3J5 west 43th
Kehoe, ID, 238 west 4lst
Van Kapper, o W.G1 west l9th
Kumedar, +, 9th 10 Il II ave
Katt. q, 264 west 18th
Kissman NJ. 8lst, o Il 10 ayes
Rivers. 4, 1893 Broadway
Kerkel IT, Cos 9Th ave
king6eld, NJ, S Nan,field-pl
TX ochs, NJ j, ssw'mill, foot 4ith
l.
Leggin, John, 3o6 west 43d
Lee, Lunen. SD, bet 10Th l.
llth-aves
Linsseer, VIM, &th, bet 10th
and llth.sves
b Lintner, Jessup. II west SD
Lang, William, 248 west 45th
LeCoIop, } J, 5l8 7th.aye
Laughlin, Charles, 205 w 48,h
Long, Peter, 5l.t and llth ave
Liveman, Valentine, $40 7th-av
Latham, Alex, l2f west 3ed
ID. east Of Shave
VI
, Mayer. II J, 6G2 9th ave
Mccormack, J, 80 W sd
Murphy. w. 26l " sd
Malone, ID, 300 w s2d
4 Meier. N, l54w 4lst
Msihutzkey, j, $50 9Th ave
Maher, &. l0l W <lst
Murphy, &, 46l w 18th
May. ID, si7 9Th ave
! Mccormack. It. OIL 9th ave
Malvern, J, Goth and 10Th ave
Moss. J, ~ W 43th
Meyer, j, 2G@ w 49th
Marshall. J J, 495 eth ave
Mack, J, lw Hst
Msucau!ey. Ransom, >lo west
47ih
Madsmus, A, 81 9th Il 10th az
Moses. J l3l W iist
Miller. r. 50 9th and 10Th ~
Mullen, &. foot 42d
Monster, V, li7 W SD
Mickey. 5, l39 " %Ist
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lrus,ropr. w c r. sd, I'd

Armstrong, w c Il, I'D, I'd
house from llth.sv
Allen. WIN. sawmill, n W Aih
Ashman. Giles. 24i W I'D
Allen. lily 4. $50 " 47Ih
Abel. NJ, 2Ql W 18Th
Anderson. Jas. 236 W as
Andrew, Horace, 20 " 18th
Alexander, I'd. $50 9Th ave
Anioiel. WIN r cath and 9th av
Ashbel, James, so 10th ave
Allbar, Adolph, 3th bet 9th
and eth
Austin, Daniel, 1875 W i4th
Alfred, VIM, 234 W ADD
Archer, Jol
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Johnston, w p, 1873 B'way
Jones, Thouas,
Kilde. Andrew, 245 west 4'th
Kane. Henry, $50 10th ave
Kelly, Pat, 647 9th ave
Karsher, &, 10th ave n Of 5lst
Koch, J, 84th, corner 9th ave
Khver. l., LAG west i5th
Kingsley, Pat, 3jl west 4Jd
Kemp, L, 800 north <lst
Kelch, J. $50 10th ave
Klinert, J b, 698 9th ave
Kelly, !. n cor llth av k45th
Klous. J, 334 west 4sih
Kssenyske, +, els 9Th ave
Losie. VIM, 157 ath-ave
Law, Thomas II, 81 shave
Long, John, 22i west 4lst
Lyon, Gelston, 536 Sth'sve
Long, William. 657 sth.sve
Leega', Richard, 3Sth, bet OIL
and 9th-ayes
Lambert, Francis. 307 w 4ith
Leonard, Mich. 557 west 44th
Lenkein, Charles, 541 w Saith
Leonard, Amssa, l4J west SD
LictbenbeTg. Jacob, ISL W 4lsl
Lawrence, John, 81
| Me.smire, w, Belts Brewery
4ath and 9Th ave.
McRes, J,sOth bet 10 and llth
ayes
McCarty, T, 10th bet 10th sn'
llth ayes
| Malone. r, 2s9 W l7th
Moore, l.. lJ7 W llst
Martin, J 5, IS W 4l,t
Mccormack, 4, 81 I'd h G offtt
Marston, w ", How Ash
Mckay, J. al " 10th
Miller, J, 1873 W sd
| McCabe, o. 35i W 4jth
Murphy, I, 18th ave cor 18th
Mastegsop, J A. 1854 W ~
Marks, G. 6J8 9Th ~
| Mcmahon, J, az W +8,h
Moore. J. 22l W 4lst
Mcdonnell, II, 81, n 1th sv
McKimer. h. "a W 43Id
McAJdIe. J, llth w 81 L "A
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Notice 20 Drafted Men I'm the Fourth Dis.
frirf.

Zscel, Lewis, Cos 9th ave
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Their postponement necessal

Aaron, ]. Is ESSEX
Adler, 7, 1903 Orchard, rear
Alto, J, o2l Orchard, rear.
Burgess, James, y Canal
Brewers. 5 Il. - BoweIy
Blecknef, ), 20 Essex
Bashurst, L, SO CLrystie
Boylans, Martin, 235 Brcome
Bishop, J A. l26 Delaney
Rrann, w, 10 Forsyth, rear
Brown, Charles. ~ Forsyth
Boylon, l.. li8 Lsurens
BushmaD, II, IS Forsyth
Bradley, 4, 80 Allen
Combs, L, los Essex
Crocker, w II, 20 Norfolk
CiOte, L, 29o Bfoo",e
Curtcher. y Eldndge
IS, w, lUl Hester
Cock. L, 81 Eliridse
Crook Il, rs Essex
Carter, A, % Division
CsckaT, NJ, l28 Chrysiie
Cr-ckmsn, A, 1873 Canal
Cohen. 5, 100 Orchard
Cooper, ii J, IS Bayard
Donnelly, !, So Chrystie.
Does, h, a. Essex
Deckerton. 5, 81 Essex
DIomell, b. l23 Orchard
began, {, 2ls Broome. =,
DochlOyar, II
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p,,t,.,iop the sheriff ruled that Mr.. Hall being
counsel the Count could not 60 int an s1aminsuen
nm studies aim from the stand.
Nj Hail having said few words the ,ount. IN IN
Dpal oned sddre', POINTED out 70 NC july hn.e
q malicious libelIsr, and insisted on 'he inosnV
The sheriff pointed GU, to the jury that they we're
10 Assess the damages after examining carefully
whether there was any ilel and shether II yss PUG,
motives 10 protect the public that individuals hsd
their righu the Count. pr'vence showed but ma,
The p.blic also TO he considefed. AT late hour
the Jury had not returned verdict
Polrcr IsruLiorsu.-h,rtn oJs Phtpoet,t.
Officer Csrnly arrested joseph Taylor,c charged with
having stolen q gold watch from the vest poke, Of
Juiiu. Fridenburg, while the latter VI. riding on the
rear platform Of Broadway car AT the corner OF 34th
,ueet and Bfoadwsy. Justice Lentuo. III commit 80
| the pr,on,r Tor trial Without bail M VIM =
complaint against Taylor, charging him With hAy ne
sto,en two coats nom his sto.e The pasn ticke ,
%, 10 found IN the pos e siou Of the . isoner .
nss5.s mile, 10 III charge and vas committed ior
uial in deiauli Of 500 tall.
! Surpss,i Abo-tton.-Ye,terdsy information ~
! received at the Coroners onice that German Cir
! nsned Cstharns H.iohOur, about 10 years Of axe
had died At Bellevue Hospital under circuinstsnce %
which led to the belief ha, she had died from The 81
! iec's o. an aboition which 40 Desn produced Epou
| her. The girl had been In this country but ,h0r
| time, and was recently employed In lager teei
suoon. The deocWed was taken 70 the hospital by
| companiOn named AsTy Coates, with = letter IRON
physcian representing that she had no friends not
homo, and Ie6omme ending that abe be admitted Tue
Cotoner has taken measures to secure the attendance
At the inquest this afternoon Of certain frpons whom
| he believes TO have been Instrumental 10 procuring
| tho abortion
Ld-esnv.-wm. u. y. Herman. a clerk in tn
| Navy, -n arrested, CHARGED sith sie,lius a ,et
ivory billiard halls from No. 81 Walker street. Com
| mitted BY Justico Hogan.
| FoUyD DRowSEp.-Tho body OF William g
| Smart. who has been missing for month pns,, a
found floating In the dock ut the foot NJ lesbio-e
| street, yesterday. Dcceared vas -Atchman Oh hoar
tho Chauncey Nibbard md 10 'uppoec, 10 have acci
| dsntally fallen overheard. lie vas 40 ears OF NJ
| aud liz I'd IN BAXTER street.
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wILLIAMS uRGH.

MAY DAy.-Therc WAS not, apparently, 50
much moving done yesterday s at the same time
last year Although several ismilies came from New
York, nearly an equal number lon TO take their
places Thu attributable to oIecrible ferry accom-
uoiaionL and also 10 niInor seemingly with foun-
da,on, that the prices uf iefrago W 10 inc eacd
CoRoNER's, lNQuEsT.-An inquest BY Core
ner Barrett on the body vi John Kennedy, Who died
suddenly At hi5 TssIGeu,e In komson street. near
Mon avenue on Saturday evening" last, lcHu.ted IA
verdict ul death from natural causes. kennedy was
II years ~ axe aud lad teCu cousur pfiye. The
coroner held inquest ON the BODY Of uewly y orn
ini mt found ON SUNDAY evening in ahNnInp at the
loot OF Lormcr siIeet, l. ID. II wa prrrtnuod that
tho child had teen stubborn ant 10 is supposed that
s parents disposed OF II VA this manner 10 avoid the
exp nses attuudIng a D, ,itmstr u Ia.
HIGHwNY kOBRERY TT a BOY.--A boy
named william NMe, II ycsri o. age, was ye<e day
arrested by sergeant Spence OF the 18Th p'ctrci,
chutgOd with AErnulting aud lolhng on tr pubic
streets, little .irl rqwCl EyH \. IauClsu-, hoet
parents reside Ia Even street, near AInsle, }. u. u
soelus that TIE gIH on her way to buy nair q
thoes when the young ucsp rai) attacked AcI. ii,
| will bo examined by Justice DALEY to-day
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MILITIA WY.

DRIVE MOSEY-BOUNTI-B PAY
L pensions, and all claims against the tiovsrnment
collected aud paid, Money advanced II required. y.
II. Brown Co, ll9 Nassau al, room IL. 32+
IT $. MARINE CORPS-WANTED, A
~ few choice men foE this fsvoTite branch OF the
service. Bounty, pay, rat. onh clothing and prize
money explained AZ the Rendezvous, Is Boxery, New
Yoik. A. \. BRENOORT, Captain [. ). N. c..
Commanding Rendezvous 3ee
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MEDICINES.

A SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR INTEM-
hperance, Dr KINGS salvation Powders. They
srksn the dtunkard Of liquors aud can be given un-
known " him In snythine. Price III. Bold ons at
IS~ Hudson 4, corner Of Grove. ~
ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
"A NAV be cured Of the desire II, by rome fri,nd
siving tunkno~n II need b.! TO the drinker Dr..
IELL'S FAMOUS TEMPERANCE POWDEfs
Price one dollar. For sale AZ O3 Division ct IL
Iish,h Nv aud 2sl Hudson ct, New York Hayes, o.
fulton at, and Mines 2lT Fulton o., brooklyn ard
at A. south "a ~, WulIausburgh B.-Bsv se
of Initiation. which scken tho-e to whom they ne
ivtu. W
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DEsEUTER SHor---Thc body Of seaman
named Willi-m Grant, va, found IN tho Wsier At
Goth Do'k. NAyv Yard. YESTERDAY morning. A gun
shot WoiInd discovered In the ha< Of lis neck
supposed 10 have teen received while In The Mt OF
dc,rr'ur frgm Of the receiving ships. The body
taken In char'c by Coroner Lynch
RowNED.-Iustice Noorhie- held an inquest
on the Lody Of n man drowned In GrNyescud liay
Tie remains were recovered on SATURDAY. Deceased
hsl on army pantaoons, shoes and .hirt wlth thr
letters 81. a." In India INK on the lcit arm. The
likeness OF lady about 20 YEAR Of was found In
OF hi. pockets. Justice OoItiss viii giyo-i thu
Information required.
TIKI BRooKLYS CorHrs oP lUsTICE.-Ths
new justices elected IN November last took thell
positions yeHter dny morning. Nj. James II. Corn
well, took the puSr vt Justice Perry in the basement
Of the CITY Hal MIR. Jacob Schudt 10 Jdsticc Corn
weirs clerk. M. James Buckley took the place o
Justic j. Y. Adams, Aso Ia the basement Of the hail
Mi. andrew " Alsh IL continued IA clerk Justc,
John ". BOsuun in tho tiut district, gave place
Mr. Michael Walsh Mr.. Edward CrumP,ry, former
y ot the City Clerks Ohcs, ,s ciuri.
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POETRY.



Who shall Judge . man from msnDsp,
Who shall hnov hun BY his dr>ss
Paupers may b 81 fol- princes,
Princes At for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
Nay bsclotbe the golden ore
or the dsepes, thoughts and feeliags.
Satin vests could do no more.
Thers are springs OF crystal nectar
Ever yelling out q stone
There are purll 10 buds and golden,
Hidden, crushed and ovcrgrown;
God, who counts BY souls, no, drssssA
Loves and prospers you and me,
While be values thrones The highsss
But a. pebbles In Tie see.
Nan, upra.ssd above his fellows
Oh forse's his fellows then,
kasters, rulers lord. remember
That your meanest binds are men.
Men by labor, nen by feel NJ.
Men by thought, aud men by fame
Claiming equsl rights to sunshine
In mans snnobliug name.
There are foam embroidered oceans
Tbere are htrs red-clad nils
There are feetle, .ncb-b b pings
There are c,dzrs on The hills;
sod' Who counts by souls not stations
Low. aud prospers you and me;
For TO Min, ell vain distinctions
Are ~ pebbles In the see.
rolling hands alone are builders
on nations wealth or fame
nled laEiness 10 pens'oued,
red and fAtiened on tho same
BY tho sweat Of others forehesdA
Living only TO rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
VInly lifted up iu voice
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HopokrN BOARD OF COMMUNICATES
lotoken Board OF Councimcn met lat evening, and
organized ior The ensuing year by tie election of 4.
'. =. Resson for president. The message Of Mayor
Ogden ~ received, lead and ord q, ed pgiu,sd.
SUDDEN DEArH.-A girl named tatharine
NonAhan, emp owed u, domestic In the itunily OF
MI. Deiard, NJ. 50 Bloomfield stnet- Lolo.en, fell
dead Yesterday morning, IL supposed, from begtt
difeasc Coroner Avery will hold Az luqurs, to-day
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MARINE NEWS.
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