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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT oP NEW YoRK.......Arsr 10.

ARRIVED.
Barb Augustine Kolc to Sar'po Carver Maiaras dss Win
Srg Ai6aoss of Hong KoDF Kruger Pee Chow sBgs
Dee 90 With 10 order wLer' she repair tashg been
Bng Anna Pruss Bnehvo1t MOpevdeo Is days ~ihhds TO
Punch Mencke wedt Encountered heavy Eorhe north Of
ps g. Ks.isP p esEs Bs ca \ ns S S fri, At
clhe. Lola MoEtes, and Isaac Rich all Tor Heri ork.
NAVAL.
wAsHxeTos April nAdc. have teen received At The ya,, ~.
uarimeu Palmer commanding the North Al
Squadron dated Sauta Cui W L. March ~ 10 eog re-
ro Bcgg the De Soto % Fderekstad Croir
March detailing stationed the West In
The sailed ST. CTo he 10th oiDecemltr under
Carras to proceed TO Caracoa and ssJnwa sSg
place m time to reeve The haclinaT on Jan 70 oIt,n were
10 Macklsw the reporting her relief to pro,ee Ia
aG when a To, b "s 10 Go 1o I Ss Of e %
hen crew sqb,aqnth o,sIs re w 70 hs H. Ss dr. re
Ss,e e been AZ the Navy Department from Capt
REYNOLDS commaqpg United States steamer LacEawnna dated q
onous Feb H. repeating her oryal OF that port on the v on ua
mouth q days from Valparaiso. All well on board 49,,
Capt Collins the Sacramento also IMPORTS to tie Department bis ar
rival at ST. Paul de Loando Feb TO-
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WAsHNeroS March The Light House Board gives notice that on
May tho light situated on the so9,h end Kor sna
town viii he exhibited nom snussl to ranrJse,
Note i also gwen tia, stns o sST na Pameo
sound G. N place Of he es i'asy oPs I, e hon he
at the distance Of eight miles
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wnrNe1oS n G, Aln G-AH1ed, steamships Hooed PhiS
April 6Amrcd steamships saagoa and Manhattan
sailed ,iean,hps Sea Gull for Baltimore
FoHTKEss MoSsoF Arl Ile following y',S' hA R yd a.
Bvans Skeit Rogers l. r. Wegore Howard " Rue
SpedSt Collins h Rs5 ys fsn Brown 1n% D'f SrYs
Problem Philadelphia Princes Buekpor he oltNa
Italian big Sohan Palermo bng Uncle Jerry S"gDA schooner
sas FGtScsco GfTi she ship Rely, for Liverpool with 27cc
sacks of wheat, cleared 70 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

PERSONALLY BodiscO, Secretary of the Russian
Legation is at the Clarendon Hotel Commodore Alden,
u s. Navy, is at the BrevoOrt House The Hon. Erastus
Corning, Albany; eX-Mayor Bishop. Cincinnati; the Hon
r. A. Scott Philadelphia; the Hon j. f. JOY Detroit, ad
the Hon. W. d. Bishop, Connecticut are at the ST. Mich
Olas Hotel Gen. W. r. Bartlett, Massachusetts IS at the
Now York Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

YOUNG WOMAN'S HOME.-At a meeting held on
Monday evening TO consult upon the method OF raising
funds with which enlarge the accommodations which
the Ladies Christian Union seek 10 provide Tor deserving
poor women q committee was appointed 20 solicit sub
scrptiOns IL stated that $6J0 had been secured,
and that gentleman had promised an additional
$4,000 provided $4,000 raised within spcCIilcd
time Hence the special effort at this time 10 receive the
needed amount. The Christian Union now occupies Two
boarding houses FOurteenthst where young women
are provided with comfortable home. subscriptions can
be sent either OF the following officers Mrs MaIsdl
O Roberts No lO7 Ff-ave., First DreCtIcSs; Mrs Dr.
Dyer, No Bible House Second Drcctrcss; Miss VI j.
Valentine No. gS East NnetCenthst, Treasurer 10 cth'r
of whom subscriptions can be sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

for the murder Of Mary Ann Reeves IN February last was
comence ed in e District Criminal court before Judge
Fisher, to-day.
COUNTERFETTISG IN CANADA
MONTREAL, April 1G.-A large number Of counterfeit
half soyereVus are in circulation here, and have de-
ceived the banks as they Of full weight young
man named been arrested on suspicion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
lAhnouneenents

The FAyoRITE STYLE-The name OF KNOX
long been associated With sentsent peculiar
sd when yeu remarkably tasteful aud becoming feel
certain that came 22 $40 Broadway His sfsng
s attracts grea4 non sey generally son The fAse is
ligla Asd still POSSESSES good substantial body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

MILITARY COMMIsaoN.-A Military Commission
for the examination Of sach officers Of the National
Guard as may be ordered before IT, held session ycster-
day al II a. H. in the ArmoIy Of the 7th Regiment The
Commission is constituted by Special order No II from
the CommanderinChicf in accordance with section 81 OF
the State Regulations MaiorGcn. H. A. Bailum Beg
Gen J. NJ Varian Col g. VI. Baker, Col. Bradley Martin,
and Lieut.. Col. Solomon T. Smith compose the Board
and by statute have regard 10 morals, military capacity
and requirements well general reputation. Several
officers have been ordered before them, and qNie uni
versally neglect TO appear THIS nwise, as inc Board
only aim 10 promote the honor aud efficiency ~ the ser
vice. and actuaed by generous spirit. They give
opportunity for progress and desire 20 aid those holding
positions do credit their rank: but Of
neglect to pay attention 20 notice 70 appear, they
variaby recommend dismissal from the service. The
Commission meets again today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

SERIOUSLY BURNED BY AN EXrLosION.-On Mon
day quantity of torpedoes exploded in the apartments
of Ernest King the second floor Of No 10 Christopher
ST.. seriously burning Mr.. King, his son Edward ana
Henry Scherer about the face and head Their burns
were dressed by neghborng physician and the suffer
ers are in fair way 10 recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
CITY ITEMS.

The AsToR BIoCK.-Reports have been in circula-
ton that the House into
and Offices this year On the contrary the proprieOrs
of the Hotel have renewed their for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

CoRONER's INQUEsT.-An inquest was yesterday
held by Coroner Wdey the body Of Mrs Margaret
Fischer who was struck by locomotive attached to
New Haven express train, bound down, at the corner OF
Onehundred and Fourthave on Satur.
day afternoon and subsequently died from the effect OF
the injuries thus received verdict Of accidental death
was rendered Deceased was native of Germany aged
GO wears and resided in Observation-Disclosures
near FOuItl-aVC,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

MISSING GIRL FoUND.-Capt Cafrey of the
Fifteenth Precinct has received information that the girl
Mary W. Tnsdalc, who supposed TO have been kid
named voluntarily left her residence No 23i Thompson
ST., and engaged as a domestic with family III New
Rochelle. she has returned home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

TMCHINlE AND OTHER PARAsITEs.-Tle lecture
of the Society for the Advancement Of Science and
Art in Cooper Institute last evening crowded with
intelligent audience 10 hear the paper Of Prof Browne
The Dangerous Parasites which Infest Mankind and
their Food" Dr. Browne explained very lucidy all the
minute parasites which have been found 20 fest huma
bodies through the use Of that instrument - ipstr,
ments as he called the microscope, and volt more mar
culary upon the trichne. Ths PARASITE orginates al
most exelS ~ s Nv me and is there invisible 10 the
naked ~, containing the richina If intro.
uuCcu N' stomach, the flesh II dissolved ana
W. parasite Embossed from It's cell When this occurs me
parasite about ncthIcth Of an inch III length. Birth
is then given trchna, which straightway proceed 10
penetrate the whole muscular and flesh system through
the alimentary canal These young tIc lrr Arc ~ rt
only Onefive-hundredandfOrtI OF an inch in
length, and resemble colin in spiral coil
BY the time they trav rise the system however
they increase III tzc. many fold and then begin to
make feIt thaI M iDc disease 10 which they nave gwen
the name parasites first introduced never cause
trouble >copt 10y the production OF Their 0ispng Inc
dise IS FIRST made apparent by pains III the FONTS te
Lead, and the spine, and the patient gradually wastes
away and The lecturer had seen many cases OF tins
disease in Germany, where il il particularly prevalent
Some constitutions, but few, wlthsood IT. The ichinT
aid NOT create disease by eating away the feS-whch
they were not fitted TO debut by hndeTng, closing
The speaker also mentioned the other parasites tape
worms &cD which are dangerous and liable 10 be intro
duced into the system by the medium OF food. His re-
marks were listened 10 with interest, and most in
structiVe and entertaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
OLIVER WARE.

SLYER WARE.
We are arag Tor the trade SPOON aud PLATE WORK
IN SOLID SILVER at lov rates
Our Mandatory formerly owned ty wM GALE SON and s
the Old location
DoMIHICK CORNING,
No. AZ Broomest,
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

T.. HOLMES, No. POI Broadway-Dear Sir:
ra a sOon think bnng without kitchen without
BURSLaE ALAKn TELEeKtrB. Your, Se
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THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
lCH4RTER PERPETUAL
NEWARK, y. j.

IORGANIzEp is 1si5.I icHARIbR PbRflItALI
Having rad loses on decae amounting TO s5,i2j,i25
and DECLARED In dividends TO the living the q G,0OlS39, with
asset. well secured amounting 900, has a'deer'd
is TWENTIETH annual dividend being 80 PER rent
c5,pre, to ae all easse. u rde. at the loves, mites COZ
..,ert uh erfee, ear members It. distinguishing features
are economy TO- cIrsudirrc ADD in rs management
rpar, TO s,oco, ,r cf capital no hora''' Or eo1mi'
op, to offers and 20 muodsrae compensation to ager''
Anti. Directors attend is meen, and serve on IL committees h
t are eafy sele,t,dso sound lives "eA'eal 10
adjusting loses, ard promItin payment
Ia fund, ar, invested % IN rsar s,u never msanng prIofA
sr interest be1oe d bet dollar q Investments Amer
paving oss,s eIrtu,e and oerrs the value " al outstanding
pe. has alray made an annual d,ed q r,'aB Trn'H' to
tie MEMBER and ra.d them when due
na MUTUAL BENEFIT" Company having tltone es,, ofnem
ter an lie pos, both sad 3D. sharing equally In the arnua
division ofsapu, receiving dilsd 90 even premium paid
1t sndeayo bh,f m respects h'lfl a,ies ar tie
members Having o7er twenty rear pnuoi this eoane opo'e'
to the future aud eaen It's Advantage to all rlodt.
insure 10 CciJs5y 20 corjust,d ----'-" "'s1
LEWIS q. GROVER. PRESIDENT
EDWARD STRONG seerrap BKSJ MILLER Vice President
ALEX. II. JOHNSON. Cashier AMz DoDD. NAihsHAueaH
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
JoSFpu p JACKSON ND GABRIEL GRANT ID
EDGAR HOLDEN. NJ. D.. y G. SMELLING, 81 b.
DIRECTORS
LEWIS E GROVER joins WEEKS
utyRy u,FtRtAS NEHEMIAH FERRY
cuARIFss MACKyEr. EDWARD A STRONG.
< SMELLING JOSIAH o. Low,
RANDALL II. GREENE, JoSLrH A. HALSBY,
l. H. FROTHlNGHAM, Benz G. MILLER.
.g~Ey
NEW.,oRK OFFICE. No. 1872 BROADWAY.
~
SAMUEL II. LLOYD, AGENT
Hour. for Medical Examination Ohc daily from u I'll hsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-At the
meeting yesterday although it raned steadily the house
was well filled secors horse hayfork was exhibited,
and some fine large eggs by Mr. RhOades Of THE TRIBUNE
when notice was given of flower seeds TO be distributed
letter was read preventing birds from eating cher
ries The Committee Truck Springs made report,
when the subject OF the value of Nncand for farming
purposes came up, and created long discussion MT.
HaltOn delivered address on pruning and cntlvatng
grapcs followed by remarks from Dr. Underhl and ID.
ID. r. Moore, editor Of The Rmdt NCc- Yorker after winch
were shown new cabinet bedstead model OF portable
fence and improved whffle trees iorplowng among ut
trees The proceedings were interesting ana VIII ne
TRBINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

L.. s. LAND OFFICE, inst reOpened IN Central
Missouri choice selected entries
made patents promptly good references f and West
For further particulars address e. GAIEgixG, Bo0nsFf No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

READER, DO you want a HAT 7-lf so, just step
into VANS 4 Fntont Y, where yOa will tnd the choicest
Assortneu n this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

TRIAL or A FIRE Enthusiastically evening,
Assistant Engineer Perey and District Engineers orr
and Sheridan were present at a trial OF metropolitan
Engine No l. which has recently been undergoing some
repairs The machine played through 100 est Ot nose
and perpendcularly over one OF the nag Stars
in front OF the City Hall The engineers and others pres
emit declared themselves perfectly satisfied with her per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

The Russian Americans desired annexation
get supplies Of KENrs EAST lSDA
without du For % By al grVee al 70 cents per 10
Iep.L No. Ia RsaGs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

GROUND COFFEE 2O 25c 3O, &c. best ioc per pound 10
tells saloons boarding keepers and families who large qnan
ties Of Coffee can eonomize article By using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell the low p
per ponnd and warrant to give perfect satisfaction
Consumers I'll per pound by purchasing hei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-The following sales Of
real estate, at auction were made yesterday by A. j.
Blocker, Son d Co.;
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NEW RAILROADS

LOW PRICES.
Mounted on rollers, full cloth back, ~ oO'
Mounted on rollers, cloth bound Sd.
Pocket edition, IN sections, 80 30.
Library Edition in cases, dssceied, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

This great which contains about 10 feet is published In
response Typographical Map that distinctly
accurately shows the connections which Ne"io has Wild hs
cites villages and lands lying within twohoars ride Of 1t by steam
including all that great region around the City suitable
for suburban country for those whose pursuits call them often
to the great Metropolis
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$5oo,ooo.

MILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w and value Of each article of our goods nre
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt OF 25 cents, envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and deliyered
ct our Office, sent by mail to any address, The p1r-
chaser after seeing what article it draws and its
which may be from ono to five hundred dollors-can
then, on payment Of dollar, receive the article
named, or may exchange III for other article marked
on our circular at the Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar OF No B1ANKs. ."'7 :
Our patrons can depend fhir, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered our Office reoar6
less OF s value promptly sent directed BY return
mail, or express. n.l 5$.rN # 7I'-- :
Letters nom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from us may be file at our Of.
hce, among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Holcomb Lambertvie, N. j. gold watch yalue
$3.50; Mrs s. Bennett No 252 Cumberand street Brook
n. sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt. Stamford Conn
gold lever watch. value 5000 Hon. a H. Briggs wash
1ngt9n Ing c. diamond pin, Sis; c. Sutherland No
loO Lexington avenue piano, $3.50; Mrs. NJ Jackson No
2os N1neeenth street X sewing machine 800; Jos.
Atlansa Ga. diamond cluster ring. s225; DR.. Henry
No 1873 18th street. N. z, gold watch $780, Edw Boyn
ton, Nashville, Tenn, meodeon, 500; James Russell
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50: R. II
Smith, Providence, r. L, silver watch sso Oscar
Purdy, Madison N j., music box, s45; Hon b s. New
e1. st. Pau1s, Mimi, gold watch, S1S5; j. r. sperry
htchdeld, Conn, silver watch, S55; VIM B. Peck Har.
lem, Ills, music box, S75; VIM. Raymond, Dayton Ohio
silver tea set S125 Miss E. NJ Schenck, Detroit Mich
diamond rings, S225 Pierre Beaudin, St Charles
Hotel, New Orleans. diamond ring $40; Mrs. Martha
Barnes, St Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value S125,
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l::hg Daily .Ne1u.!s'. !
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

PEasseaEAL--Our friend, J. A. SELBT, Of the
Columbia Phent1, dropped in upon US last even
ing and told US naany funny and serious things.
lie viii DO in town for day or two, and will be
found at the Charleston Hotel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-23
Havana Plan Kentueky State Lottery
-: - ir&5 .sss, sss2sF51.. -
MURRAY, EDDY Il CO., MANAGERS. .:,s!t;. 81. 4 4
Behind the heLighthouse.::

~, :
Old fosyn Is not quits dead. People Are SIN to be
found who think that health is promoted by depleHon
Was thero such hlse logicl Nature II the snd
antagonist Of dsaase and the depeters propose pros
tats nature, In order. might suppose; to give the
enemy double rehanes ct the life Of the paasnt The
ueprscco is 30 to inyigoraso the vital powers Is
TEns OF an vegetable toncs they are the most powsr
ful and taemost genial. AZ this han evsu o
sronsest are snectsd W The
ulernasions Of stringent cold md rslss4os 71andste
this tnestmable is especially needed:
Persons ygpspsiss conzps.
ton, Intermittent feysrs any Of ths which
cold weather supertnduces sggzsyKfss ahoud tEs
regularly throughout the winter and spring month";
It Is absolutely pure and harmless For sale By
. :& ssf DOWIE a. RIOIsn, Druggists %.:, a-,.s
,;; 10, "a II. . No .151 STREET.
February 18 a :e Opposite Charleston Hotel& !.
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Remaining Stock Of a Country Store Clothing,
Miyrors etc.

Airrors ETC.
Or MONDAY 18th instant at 10 o'clock viii be sold at
3 our agS1n s2lssEg911 % No % 1ss Meetng stsset
consisting OF cassinres Flannes, Broedcoths Apacas
TEws %s
Mon3eh,s and cdldrens Shoes; Felt Hats, Fine BED
10 dozen assorted Gilt Frame 1ookiug- -elasses
Boys Suits Clothing, Mems Suits Cassimeres Coats,
Conditions cash. ,,.:.:,.. February q
Iaoo-stoyy Wooden D,oe4sns and. 0utbuildtngs
hereon, kso.o7a as No. Magazine street, on
'0'0' BY ft SMITH n T1istes: & snce1LL1vRAx, m
win be sS Se ~ s11 tos f.
O'Clock, at the old Custom House. .-..5 -0-'- \
Terms cash: Purchaser pays us for papers.
Four BuSdsng LOIS at Aaction, on Friday, 1st Of
Bx SMITH { Sssse: @ssr1n1vRA4,
win be sold on FRIDAY, 1st March at Ii O'Clock at the
east de Few doors 4bo1e Mary sree as soosgs
Inc Los On the south - 80 feet 6y loo more OF less
1ean By @se
The Lot north and next the above 80 by 100 feet
or less. 1I "Fnt& E5'
Two LOTS adjoining sach other On vest side Of Nae
The soats LoT 80 81 90 fse more or Lass WtS small
Wooden Building thereon. 7stt'. if. ,:''
The north the above also 80 by 40 feet.
Titles proved to be indispntable. Terns-Half cashs
balance in and years. Purchaser pays US for pa-
pers- atutht4 February IS
QE k GOVERNMENT SALE,
The following Ordnance Property will be sold at Public
Auction at the .. 8. Arsenal Charleston, 8. c.. ON
MONDAY. March 4h. 1857: commencing at 10 O'Clock.
About 200 nett tons (CAENON) CAST IRON
About 760 nett tons Shot She'll &c. about onehaf have
valuable soft metal attsched)
About 100 tons Loaded Shells
About is tons Scrap Wrought Iron y i
About ~ tons Scrap Brass, Copper, &c -
637 Wooden Artillery Carriages lroned
$50 Cavalry Saddles 7So Brides $500 Cartridge Boxes,
and quantity Of other Leather Work n NJ
Ilarge Hand Fire Engine tbhift by Agnew, Phiaelphia)
About 1700 barrels Unservicesble Powder !! . ~
% 1arss aga9stEy ot ohsS PRoPERTY M consisting prdn
nents Miscellaneous Tools. SC, SC, Sc o..
Terms cash, on the day OF the SALE in o.. s. Currency
Ample time allowed for the removal Of the Property:
at the expiration Of which, that not removed WIN revert
to the Government. - - aft $F1&g h iGs +a%1
By authority Of Chief Of Ordnance.
~ i#s.5 ~: = = l>tz!:+.. T.. n. PARKER W.
4,- Capt 0rc1n. and Bvt. Major q. 8. A.
February is sth2 Conn nRniing Charleston Arsenal
@ ~. |@ NOTICE. @&s@ @@a#
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-23

PER1oDIcAIs.-We are indebted to Mr.. VoaLER
for the March numbers Of Ha7pc's Magazine,
the Ola Guard and the Beuetristische Journal.
The latter is an interesting German family paper,
always giving stories from the best current an
thors. H. ""
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-23

TIE CNoNNAT1.--This old and time -honored
association held their anniversary meeting yester-
day evening. The usual preliminary business was
transacted, and the Society proceeded to discuss an
elegant supper furnished by that admirable cater
er, Tully. On account Of tie Likeness Of the hour
we were unable to note further particulars.
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