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New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND hAhLrm hAIit- t
ROADs-On and amer MONDAY. November ~ 1850 irans o
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern snd Western uin VIII
leave Eeu.York A. folowt; -, s,.-,,.,A =, -
m EIrreas Hudson River Railroad Thre,hst ana
Teubaye through BafAo and Suspension Bridge ia9 ahe OF
cn and connecting Troy with trains oT Saratoga hnana bafs
70 and Montreal ., - nj Mill .,..,t,.
Al ALBANY with and At Troy with trains fo hofl
via Harlem Railroad Iseny slhih -, $40
Chatham with Western Railroad iof
Albany with Neen trains and AZ roJ WIZ
trains for Saratoga Rutland Burlington, and hoatfeAL
3.45 m Express Hudson River Railroad conneoung AZ
Ahany with and Troy wnh trains for Montreal "h
sleeping attached ., n,, --..-. :. fh.,h.,
with Western Railroad Lebanon Springs Psheh kc Albany
with Troy with trains for Rutland Burlington aa
Montreal Sleeping attached at Albany 81, -.
via Huson River Railroad with Sleeping cars
.,chd 1pi ub 10 Buffalo Suspension Bridge without change
sleeping excepting Saturday. a,sod ron
OgensbnrF without change Rome anu ~
Or oT viii be made at East AbAny Ihh u
will a Sundays a., ,-- 49,,
il m train Hudson River Railroad With sleeping ear. ssessd
connecting with for Buffalo and Suspension bge
and wi train for Saratoga and points North
Hudson River Railroad nom
intermediate stations leaving hew.l0fk Al $50
m Returning a, 2i5 arriving N hsSi9h
at6;l5 y. M ,- V,.---..-, . =.
MilertOn ST $3.50 Returning leave Miller
ton AZ D. NJ, arriving at Ees York at l21 a m - .
~
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.


I ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
II 1857 OF this Compauy will
follows leaving Pier No % Bast River o Of RuigeSs New
FOR SAG HARBoR, GREEN PORT, oRIRST: AND XEw.sUP
SATURDAYS, d4P.
FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND. STONY BROOK-sie.mer sUy.
BEAN Capt A Hdreh WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, as per
The new and beautiful side wheel steamer RIVER QUEEN will put
OF 'n' '0D'' DAVID WILLIAMS President No Beetmant
J. S TurHnL Agent, No 5James,ip
II ID. & r. SMITH's STEAMBOAT LINE
o'clock For ioakss. Hastings Dobbs Ferry and Nyaei at 81 from
Harrson-si Pier
EOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, and
NewIIAven at 3;ls and II connecting viii Railroad
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.- Steamer
r. TUESDAYS. hfh ThrRsD%Is sSd SATURDAYS sap N
DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First- class
Ia city Of Hartford Ard Granite state leave Pses r.
sa % c.So "a Ss e Sss Pss = g % % ~ G?Pss1 sstos d s' q
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER PALMER nTciIBuRG NASHUA. LOWELL. cos
'o"D' ISThRMRnI1TE Sirh P0Yrs
The lni sianeh steamer Of tte NOR SeIsieh 4 has hs ,
EewYoIk daily tsgndau sI'spiea q ; oeai p N hoH
Pier No 3 SSs Nshs nv, R.yef 1dS6Ss scij 5, ''7'
s'' S 1 S S s aaf oiSO SS5'ssf ss ssr" H1 Ro.a,
Fl 's'' " the lowest r' foI ysSS S,.S sa "s q II. Pier
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
" Pas..-y-r Ns-Yrk foot o Aberiy 81 ooa
rs Al Hampton Delaware Lactswanna and Western
Railroad Lhigh Valley Railroad snd i oonnec
forming dree, lice To PsbuTgh asd the West Ss0ai Change 81
'"A ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THB WEST.
Tr Express daily tot the West eroept suny' whsn ons
g. sy miie. and Zee Zee sS.'s ~ ~ Hss Chicago Cincinnati
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Conneneng Jan :. i855-Lesve Sesiort a. hilovs:
$50 @-yoI Ea.on BsthIshsA MIasA chHhi' wIiiHP"''
sio m NAL TKIfs-for P,mipgoa Water Gap seaa
Iynk. Had piffs Biufhs e
f0F Esou Allentown hArrisbnfg ftis
and the West with bui change o. art 70 NnhA OF M
SsrAsrs Csns sad PiIsdspha Roads for M, Ad the
IA sH M Ts.rs-Fo E.o A>n- s,aeA chuAi. wni''b.rr'
nnIPor Ksaaa Be,hlsben and Maueh Chahk-
p m-For somerviIe and f1ainsion ,-,,y. t,,.
m-Por EaFon, Reading harTis1afg nhhmn,por. i'''1
Corr gre Sleeping from Es~IoIt 70 "HAAnspoFi
6Sp m-For sonsr,il..
sp m-WRSTKRS EXPRESS TRAIN-Ror Easion AnentoTn,
Reading Harrisburg Pt.sburgh, and the West ,
through from Jersey CITY 10 uurgh every efeanE
Addfions trains are Bergen Poini EAIsbetb kc
cIs for the obtained the ohe o. the Cestr. Rail
road Of Nss Jersey foot oi lesiy y ~ 10 A''' ~ 0
"' JOSIAH o sTBARss. Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
Day EIpress for Rochester. Buffalo SALAMANCA Danhri
and all points est and south -
s:{3a War Train, daily for Ouuine
1000 M RTpress Mail Buffalo salamanca, and West
400 D n WAY for Port Jeryis, Eesburgh WsrsieE
500 Night Express. Buffalo Salamanca, and DunErL
5.J0 !. NJ, WAY Tpain for sunern ., rI,.,
6:SOp m Night EIprsss daily for Busso Salamanca Dunfiff
nd All points est and South.
T:go D M Emigrant Train. daily for The West
Also WAY Trains 70! Boiling sprns fA..e @ m ih1 aeISh On
and 9:l5 u m l:t5. 5t3 10 bs ana ~ amy ~
HUGH RIDDLE. Geul SuPL
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PASSAGE RATRs IN GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVALENT
&lN. Sl26 SlO0
' According 10 location and size o. room.
Tickets for the passage issued reduction OF SD
n returning previous 10 August
Passengers farnshe with railroad tickets from Bs
the reduced Of sl0 81 for 6rtca and of second
being reduction Of per regular reS Twenty cubic
feet Of Baggage allowed 10 each passenger
Letters credit saed for Eng and the Continent
For pssssRe appy 70 WILLS FARGO & Co.
Passage Agents, No ~ Broadway
For freight, TO WM 7. COLEMAN Co,
No. III Fr0ntst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

when viii be given TOR the first time this season. the beautiful Play by
Tom Tsylor and Charles Reade entitled
MASKS AND FACES,
with Elegant Scenery Appointments Costumes and Excellent Cast
Mr.. Charles Fisher
sr Charles PonSnder MI b. l. kngyod
hT bTntst W. IL NOftod
sh' Mr A. w l0ung
cOaper.. ..alr j. " Nlllaihsph
toley Clbber MI a. browne
olr w y LeOnAru
James Burdock W H. rope
NGi olr Is tab.n
Peg Violin gon Miss Madeline Lenr9ues
Mabel ane. Cara Jennings
kitty Chye Mis MARY Barrett
as IN Miss r. 1rrehe
hOtaana .1LS d. 51 O1nack
aid MISC Carman
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
ls6s. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1861
COMMENCING DEC 10. 1866

Passenger Station NswYort Twenty s.venthst and Fourth
ave Entrance TventT seVeRtb-st
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ADRIAN III. MILLkh AnctuheeI
NTVRRAY HILL LOT S.-ADRlAN II.
lh NIILER F. r WILKINS Co will sell at suction, on TUES
DAY March &C. eoek at the Exchange sAesoon No III Broad
PARK OR 8vBl2 Lots ng parcel situate on
% wser e Of Fourtay norhery sde Of Thirty ninthst sn1
soItby Foreh Pak l feet wide and one OF te
snss. beautiful in TIE y Maps al ine once o '0
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
RETURN TICKETS, 500 GOLD.
THE INNAN LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS
cry oP PARIS CRY or BALTIMORE
CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY or BOSIOh
CITY or LONDON, CITY OF NEW-iORk,
CITY OF WASHINGTON
Sail from Pier No IS North River New York.
EVERY SATURDAY
SPEED AND ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED
Price Of ffrs-class passage payable IN gold; -
EevYork 10 Liverpool SllO Round Tnp....fs ll9
NegY 10 LOndOn..... us Round Inp......... lB9
KeyYork 20 Paris..... Us Round Tnp........,,. 200
Return Tickets good for Y months
Liverpool London, Newlaven and Deppe allow
Paris break the journey Liverpool and London
For further information apply the Offices Of the Company William
Ipmsu Building Liverpool Elves Macey No 81 hing william
st. London No % Roe Ere Dame des Victories Pi
John G. Dale No. III walnutst Philadelphia, or 70
JOHN O. DALE No is Broadway, beW. YORK
JIROM NEW-YORK TO FRANCE DIRECT.
II STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
JAMES ANDERSON, Commander.
TIE Company Of ChArreTs Of the GREAT EASTERN
having provided ship With boilers and thoroughly reted and
frhed her ever department With special reference 70 this
ice will her regularly between NewYork and Brest a. follows:
LEAVING NKwYOEK.
TUESDAY ....... April SATURDAY.. r.
NAV 10. TUESDAY June
June a. july IL
TUESDAY July 30 lSATDkDA August ~
THURSDAY September r. TUESDA October
october November
TAXING ONLY PIRST.CLASg PASSENGERS
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Amueements.

MISS MADELINE HRNRIQURS
when viii be given the time this the beautiful Play by
Tom Tsyor and CHARLES Reade. entitled
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

BY the mali steamer sailing every Saturday.
GOLD. fArABLE IN cUhhkSot'
FIRST
To London ll5l To London -
To rs To Pars......s.s..s... -
Retur o Paris and back, 800, gold
Passage Wednesiays seamersF Cabin SllO Seersgs
40 Payable IN U 5. Currency. -. -,
Steege passage from Liverpool QueenStown $50 currency
Tickets Sc bought here By sending for their friends
further information apply at the CompanLs onces
a Agent No y.
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DIR. 7, j. aKIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT NEW REMEDIES
RR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
~ VICES OF an Intelligent assistant, who
win attend to- Il the prepartion of lnedi'
cines, putting mp preictp ttons, d., VIII ems
tients, especially 70 his many friends In the
country, Bis medicines are all prepared II
his own Off1ce, and all delivered to his pa
tientS by himself. DIR. x treats all diseased
both Acute and Chronic, with which human.
lily Is AFFLICTED. He hasa large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed To be ineurable, among which may
be- named b Consumption, gSCrofule. Dis
charges from the Ear, Qzenal EnlaTged GLANDS
treating Liver Diseases, StohAeh Comp 0ints
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
and Air Passages.l HypEtrophy and all 9th
Spinal AhectIons, and all diseases Of the Eer
VuuS stem, - aclInoWle edged by an who have
tested tito be the most certain and successful
ever known 20 the medical profession! DIX
has been emlnently successful iiR the treat
ment Of all diseases peculiar to women, viz:
MenEtrul QbStru ctiOnS, Painful Mepstrustion
IEeuctrhea, Uterine and OVafion Tttnibrs
PrOlapsus Utefi and all Nervous diseases q
which they are subject. zsiluh itsiJsJ
He makes q speciality in the treatment ol
all Chronic Affection of the Genito Urinary
OrRanS viz: Catarr1 of Bladder and Urethra
Irritable Bladder. and Non-retenton and
DFibbling Of Urine, ll Urinary Deposits o.
Gravel DabettS and Dtthcult Ortnattng, Sy'
philitlc Diseases In all their varied -fornt
GhonarFhea, ia CONF llcat lions and sequelIm,
SpeTnalotTh lea and Imp tency, and all afEec.
onseonsequent upon yout Hui lndiscretIo
A1so speei2l attention paid to the ltreatmeni
Of Fistulas. White sWellings ScTofulous
Sores, YarcOSe Ulcers, &c, Persons aff1icted
particularly with old Troublesome c4Sea
should loss no time to cali on OF address DIR
KISNER!p Communications containfngsf et
promptly noticed Ofdce prescriptions and
medictnel cash. FOE visits in city same q
gt o6fica No. Odd Feilo;vzs binding, a te ,;'
doors east OF Nc Lure House, Monroe street.
| ONCE houIs, g LAGiBi. 70 y pM.,2P. Mo;
p, NJ, and Pm. to9P., Ma ilSi .llattanl6 {
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BENWooD ACCOMMODATIONS.
To connect " 18th c. Q. R. R. Div.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RAN Road.

JOHN Z. WILSON, Master OF IfansPo rtatlon
Il. T. DEVRtES
9 JAM ayEfA General Agent, Wheeling.
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IT is. an admitted fact that Q. N. Od-
the summer OF 'B6 have the finest, cold
est, and best favored Soda Water ever
drawn from a fountain, and that he has
again started the never ceasing tumbler
washer together with his Soda Foun-
tain, which Is the finest in the city, and
Cunt Be Beat, and is now ready to sup
ply alteration with pure sparkling Ice
Cold Soda Water; and TINT he does keep
a better assortment OF Pure Drugs,
Medicines Pertumery, Soaps; Brushes,
Braces, Trusses, and every
thing kept in first class drug store,
and cheaper than aYar.-.-------.-----
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GRAVEL RooFs.-Mr. George Crum-
put on gravel roofs in The most i'm.
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either In resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through a process that frees it from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, It win not run. It is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best, quail
ty, and tor sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test of fifteen
years In Pittsburgh, m st ~ Eal
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.HsIS 4. M I elsa m
ti75 pm. 500 pm:
Z F7fBait Bisss lspyt-
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: 4lHEa 4
Marrow EsoAPE.-we came. very.
nearhaying an item a day or two ago.,
and the circumstances leading in that
direction were the following: A girl
was washing windows In the second
story Of a house ON Market street, be-
tween Monroe and Union. She had tn
ken the sash entirely out Of one and
was washing the casing. She Ind plae
ed q chair and bucket, Of water on the
window sill, tWots of, aithel legs
Of the chair resting on. the sill and
the other two resting on the Stone work
outside. On this chair she as arched
brush In hand. Not being suite highi
enough she climbed up. on-the back of
the chair, and was standing up onIthfs
dizzy perch when the legs outside ofthe
window slipped from the stone and
down came the; chair, bucket and giFl,
the first two falling outside on the
pavement, and the girl falling inside On
the floor, unhuEt, but by no means un-
scared. ~
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DoH'Tsend your old furniture to auc
ton or throw 1t to one side on account
OF few scratches or because the polish
is worn of or become dim. Geta bot
tie OF Bookings Furniture Polish and
apply it according 10 directions, and
you Will have q, piece Of furniture as
bright as though 1t were new. Price
25 cents per oottle. Sold by Edmund
Booking, No. l, Odd Fellows' Han.
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MrNsTREIs.-K unkePs Ethiopian
Troupe were greeted last night at
Washington Hall by a good house, and
afforded their Rudience.a very pleasant
and acceptable entertainment. Anum-
Der Of ladies' were out, and we do not
see why there should not have been
more. The music was excellent, and
there was nothing to offend the most
other entertainment tonight with an
entire change OF programme.
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AccIDENr.-on Monday afternoon a
child OF Mr.. Bowman OF Centre Wheel
Ing, had crawled near the track OF the
Belmont Mill Railroad, and as a loaded
failed to notice the child and drove the
train over the hand and arm, crushing
and mutilating 1t in u horrible manner.
DIR. HALEY Mccoy was called to render
the necessary surgical treatment.
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CoNvALEsoESr.-Richard Lummox,
the black maniWho was shot couple Of
weeks ago, by some unknown person,
has sc far recovered as to be able to
walk about, although the ball remains
In the wound. No effort has been
made, 30 far as we know, to ferret out
the assassins, though II Is generally be-
lieyed the girl who was with Lummox
knew the parties and might have been
made to disclose their names.
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FEDERAL CouRr.-Ths Federal court
at Charleston, adjourned last Thurs
day. But little business was transacted.
Two men named William Kyle and
George @. Burnett, were Indicted for
counterieiting. Some twenty-five in.
dictments were found against parties
falling to make the returns required by
the Internal Revenue law
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NARROW EsoAPE.-Ye yesterday after
noon q young man, whilenWalking
up Monroe sfreet, met With "A narrow
escape. He tFippedi and came near
falling to the ground, with a magnifi-
CENT clock in bis hands. e Recovering
had broken the. time piece, I know
there's more of, the lsame sort at
o1toby q Dutheld's, 1903, Main street,
nearly opposite MerchRnts' National
Bank where q full line Of jewelry and
fancy goods Is always to be had. 80
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The CLASS in the st. Matthews s.
School, called the Little Cleaners"
taught by Mrs. Hawley, will give fair
and festival in Washington Hall on
Thursday evening, for the benefit of
the Sunday school room in the new
Church now being erected on the cor
ner Of Center and Fourth streets. See
advertisement tomorrow morning.
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TIE Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. Presbyteria
Church had a most interesting service
on Sunday, being the occasion OF in.
Producing an elegant stop Mason &
Hamlfn Cabinet Organ, Just purchased
from the agent In this city, Mr.. William
"a. Shieb. Quite a number of our
churches are about introducing the
Cabinet Organ, and those not yet sup
Piled will linda new and elegant stock
at the Agency, 139 Main street.
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POLICE COURT.-Only two parties
were before the Court yesterday morn
ing. August Schroeder, for u trifling
offence, was fined 81 and costs, and
Elizabeth Archie, a cyprian, for bad
in default Of liquidation was sent to
Jail for thirty days. 4
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FIFTH.

Owing to this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extensive Grants OF Public
Lands. by which the Government fosters this
great national enterprise, Its success ID rem
dered certain, and It's, financial stability Is
altogether independent OF the contingencies
Wntch' HtTenu' ordinary Ra1lroan enterprises
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THE ACTs OF THE LEdIsLATURE.--
The acts of the. Legislature and all the
matter to be bound with them, have
been printed, save a small portion OF
the index on which the printers are
now at work. The books will soon be
in the hands of the binders. r
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winch are the best noWfn u,siSs!l we nave Z
Samples SfSWtoTlS ;tibnei upon themt at our
store, to which weinvite particular attention.
Ladies' especially invited to call and ex%
anime the samples Of embroIdering donewith
these machine. We defy competition to e1-
eel itfoF beauty or durability = - =
aprS-1y ;oXToBY a DUFF1EzLD
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Observation-Disclosures seems to be
no abatement OF tho matrimonial epi-
demic hereabouts. Three marriage IL
censes were issued by the Recorder on
Saturday and two yesterday. ..
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I've TowN.-Gen. George w. Brown,
late Adjutant General, and present Col
lector Of Internal Revenue for the second
District, is In the city stopping at the
MCI,uFa'
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"BEHoLDINa HEAVEN AND FEELING
HELL"Tyeryproperly Describes those
who, suffering from such acute male-
dies as Gravel, Dtabetts, difRcn!sy 81
vOiding urine. aud like complaints, be-
hold their fellows on every hand In the
full Vigor OF perfect health. s''3l{l5
DIR. ]. W. Poland's White Pine Com
pound-the neVeE-iailing remedy.
For sale by Laughlins S Smith and g.
n. Odbert. 81 i
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THE proposed meeting OF Wool
Growers to have been held at Triadel-
phia, Saturday, did not come to a head,
we are told, consequently nothing was
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ll:l5nm. I Q.I6nlm

ll:6 am. eBa. m.
ESnm.i 500 pm.
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FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and nealera In Government
-s.f I'd ''y,3. GeeuFltieS. b 7,5-.,ii lt.e li

-aif cd .E1ileeeuFlt1eGs ,11s4l -gS ti
npmiaNO!6 NAssAU sTREET, MY. n9p oi.i
N. BG1AIi kinds of Government Securities
received aSthe full market pE1ee In exchange
for the above Bonds. AlsQ, 8IaB5 Ifs .ui4i
rites Kept eonstantly on SsnS. mi HonESt
Sold Or ExehanReds' N fst5tlfsstf UT ~ ~
e9TGold Coin and us. Coupons bought,
sold. and collected. c-4uDlTf aIGI55fii u
{ lpEDeposits received on liberal terms, sub
1eCt to check at sight. - = - q
s-c0llectiops made thyop ghout the coun.
1 IaBrMIscelIane0uss Stocks and Bonda boaEht
and sold ut the Stock Exchange on commits
sion for cash. 3, * u..sisfl q "a zfl.5lI.7l.
/ I1B-special Attention given 10 the .Ex-
the sef1es for the New FTVEITWENTY
BONDS of 1855 on themost favorable terms:
npI92 AW2n. u " Y ...,...--. - -. =
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An excavation for u new building to
be put up by Mr.. W. W. ShriyeE is be-
Ing made Just above Franzheim's liquor
store, on Market street, Yesterday
morning, considerable hole having
been dug ont, a cart was backing in.
when the stick laid on the edge OF the
bank to IChock "a the wheels happening
TO be removed, the cart went down
over the bank into the hole and the
horse after, 1t, both turning a complete
summersault, the horse landing square
1y on his back In the sand feeling very
foolish but not seriously damaged.
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CoRRE0uoN.-1t was Mr.. Le,0ts
Weitzel, instead Of William who had
his hand cut at the Union Planning Mil
on Friday. ~.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent vo.
tary Of, pleasure ina8 that he has imbIbed
the seeds OF this painful disease 1t too often
happens that an l-tipned ssnSe of shame or
dreed Of discovery detels him from applying
70 those, who hom education and TespectG.
bil1tys C9mnlpne befrtend him, delaying TIL
the constitutional symptoms of this hOTid
disease make their appearance, such as uIce.
rated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs, dlmneSS Of
sight, deafness, nodes on the Ehfu=bOnes and
Arms blOtChes ON the head, fac6 and extre.
mites progressing with tF1ghtful rapidly,
tn at last the palate OF the mouth Or the
bones Of the nose fall in, and the victim Of
this awful disease becomes q horTid object o.
commiseFation, till death puts period 70 his
dreadful gutefinRs, by sending him TO "that
Undiscovered Country from whence no
It's . MELANCHOLY FACT that thou.
sands ian Victims to this terrible disease, 0W.
ing 70 the hnski fdlness Of ignorant preten:
PofsoN, M6RcTR9 " ruin ii ne i constitution
and make the residue Of Life miserable.
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NaW Piano Book

MuslcAI.-Ameettng of the Beetho-
ven Society, for rehearsal, Is called for
this evening, at Union Hall. as4lt
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soMEFHtSe NEw FOR THEE' LADIES' rEEss. -
Nj. Morton, the agent 0I the Singer
Iseswvina Machine hPs purchased pnt5
emit tucker. which can be 9ttasL e ~, e
While fdS sbs s Stite de
mo another. It is.VeFy SinpIe and can
be attached as easily 81 q common
gauge. Call and.see them, at Isl Main
greet. z p .f-,ls-fl.i.el. ~ 80 9 q,
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. l--H ORGANIC WFARNFss
ImmediA4slv ourei1 and nm s..

1nmedthtely GqqIed And tpll tigorrestorl
ie miseas6e anS a9Si19a %6tSh render
penalty paid by the Victims Of impTo6S@ re r.
dulgenc1eS. Young persons ara 10 T.. " :.
commit excuses nom not being aWsre 5S,tNo
dreadful ,I1t conseqGe that may ensue. Nov
tend TO deny that the power OF procresj III ~
lost aoQnef by these FALLING intO ib1nro1i,
habits thRh by the PRUDENT Beside ~ ~
deprived of the pleasure OF healty Of1SnTintS
both body and mind arise, The gyEtsTn1 "
comes deranged, The PbyEieia and Nsn,si
Functions Weakened, -L6ss OF ProrrsoIIs-Ho
Power, Nervous IrritRbi lity, Dyspepsia PSInis
tation q the Hear, Ind digestion, ConsttnGSn.
al DebHSS and WaGttng OF, ths FTST5s
Couch, C0nEump tton, Decay md Daafh '4ls1