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Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures

That leave the poison to crawl through the system,
eating its way into the tissues and Organs beneath
the apparently smooth surface, to burst oUt in the
future with virulence that viii battle the effects Of
medicine, when PERFECT CURES can be OBJ
tanned by consulting physician whom long prac-
tice and thorough Investigation into the causes of
DISEASES Of the URINARY ORGANS enables
TO determine at once the nature of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care.
PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
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All Letters and MONEY must be addressed to
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PoHPEY,' said good natured gentle
man to his colored man, g did not know
till to day that you had been whipped last
week"
Didn't you, nassau replied Pompey.
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BILL HEADS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY ST.
w perior article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do well to give us call. We
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Private Medical Institute,
Seminal Weakness or spermatorrh@a.

No. $50 Washington street, san Francisco, Cal.
Do not forget the address. See below.
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Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper to sub
nit written statement Of such in preference to
holding personal interview assured that their
communications will be held most sacred.
All letters must be addressed thus:
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E4FCNthtl0h SttIer tnan IUrC5
The newly invented patent French Safe p sure
preventive against Diseases and Pregnancy sent by
mail price 81. Address DR.. J. f. GIBBON. 6I6
keaTny street, near Commercial, San Francisco
Post Offce Box 252.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

sale Of Paintings ne the Leeds Art GALLERY.
The continued sale Of the lne collection Of paint
by American and foreign artists At this gallery last
night, although almost we'll attended the first
night exhibited less spirit and composition among the
bidders than upon It's inception; consequently some
really choice gems passed into the hands Of collectors
or spectators At very moderate pricea Last nighs
sale principally Of th- works Of foreign artists OF
whose ability or emnsncs u In possible persons mot IA
miliar with Europeaa galleries may entertain doubts,
and hence suspect The ,xcellencs Of their own
Judgment This may account In some meas
sure for the moderate range Of prices The follow
ing are o Of the pcturee mostly the highest
eiyen:-.sStudy Of % Donkey and Normandy Peasant -
By Bispham, e1el marine sketch, '0n Dunlucs
Castle by Webb, Of London, 800; View Of Naples "
Gavandan, Sis; 'sThe Fair Angler," Paul LAurct
500: "scrrowfsi MAdonsa," beautiful picture BY
Lexcngss, Of Paris, tl20; picture Of . racing mare,
sousen Bes, by Audet, q London, signed and suar.
anseed sl3; ''Ths Mounsain Stream Loeb fomond, "
by waterston, e4o very large painting BY Wilson and
Van willis of landscape, cattle and hgures e121 80;
ssJust Home w. J. Martens, 81.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel r. d. Holbrook, OF Idaho; Dr. T. r.. Bliss, Of
Illinois; Colonel H. Omstead. Of Oregon; W G. Mitchell.
of ST. Louis: Major Frank Taylor OF the United S,s
Army and w. Corbet. Of Oregon. stopping al the
Metropolitan Hotel
John White and Alex. Reid, OF England. and J. v l.
Pruyn OF Albany, stopping at the Brevoort House
f. Canodo. Of Mexico. ia stopping a, tho Clarendon
Hotel
Homer Ramsdel, Of Newburg; H. T. Mccomb, OF
Della ware, aud G. H. l. Hommedeu OF Cincinnati, arc
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
List OF Americans registered in Paris from the 8h 10
the 18th Of February DR. Cary and family, ki@es
Love- A. Steinbcrgcr and wife, G. s. Partridge, JE !;
Thomas X Clark and wife, Miss Isabel Clark, Appleton
l. Cinrk Gustaye H. de Busy J. H. Stoller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Secor, w. H. Sccor, Miss Lydia -Secor
and servant, J. C. Walkinshaw, H D. JenkinA A. H.
Deane samuel French and lady, n H Gould and lady,
Miss Could. Mas Emmie Gould, Mr.. George H. Gould.
u. H. wickham aud wife, Joseph BrlttOD, y. A. Starr.
]. d. Davis, MeIzar Clark and wife.
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K g N o.

AnOth~r Descent Lafayette Hall Upwards
Of Seventy Persons Arrested.
Between eight and nine ociock last evening the Eighth
precinct poIics made descent upon the alleged gam
bling house located the second floor Of the promises
No $40 Broadway. known Iafay etts Hall, and, for
the second time within week. took into custody the
repated proprietor Alexander Marshall by uame and
hos, OF prisoners Sergeant McDermott and special on
Pickett and Moore attred in citizens' dress hrst
euered the place and took note u the procsedng and
Ferris and schonsld with Roundsmsn Williams
and and MADE y. arrests U sd ..aSs e
were BY them given a fo,ows:Alex Marshall jo.key;
man Mesder clerk Leonard Roch cabinet maker: Alex
apder Jamesou clerk; JOhn Murphy halter; John Lan
lsr, clerk William Power clerk John Stevens cicrk;
Robert Watson carver John Harding, marketran; Geo.
Reynolds, oooLkeepsr; Richard Fleming, clerk Thos.
Bradley, seaman rhos Hare clerk f. Matthew'S waiter;
Albert Smith, oyserman; John Davis, shoemaker;
George Peters, cierk; Henry Meyer bookkeeper; John
clerk william r. Smith, carpenter; William Thompson,
city marshal; Charles Morrs joweller; samuel Wilson,
cierk; Wilson Hale, clerk; Thomas smith, market
ert Clergyman, clerk; George Williams bpoker
George Gilbert, clerk Nelson Frcilgh, clerk;
smith, shoemsker; John Morris, carpenter; Richard
CISCO clerk Paul Hundertmsrk. cerK; Frank Monroe,
printer; wism Baker clerk James Thayer. namster;
John Mclaughlin. teamsser; John Johnston, teamster:
Martin Kiernan. brushmaker; James Nelson. clerk ;
John Ash, clerk James Sawyer, tailor: James Nelson
t2dl macbni.: George Ds sson, clerk George Brown,
printer; John HART salesman; Charles Howard druggist
Henry Ives, clerk; 8. w. McCaunon. searusn Edwsrd
Rafferty, oys,erman; Charles Brown tinsmth William
Stevens, snaicser; Gilbert wsil. bsrfssper: john
James, cIerk John HagadDrn. carpcntcr John Harfing
ton, cierk Thomas Williams, carman; John Stuart
clerk James Smith, iaorer; Gustavus siubey tcoorcd.
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ary psuIEs.


Union Repwosscom Comm
The Executive COMMITTEES q the Union Republican
General Committee beid meeting last evening in their
rooms ., Onion Hail. u Twenty third street and
Broadway. Mr. Thomas b Astsn occupied The chair.
The chairman stated The objscs Of the meeting, and
rcing into an eiectios Of oces the follosins senis
men we're chosen for the ensuing year:-A J. Daten-
hoefsr, Chairman; +. Delaaeld Smith and AbrAn wake
man vics. .chsirmen; A. .. Plumb and G n Hail. Score
tarisa A discussion ensued In which Mcss1 Smith,
waterman, Kelly, Plumb and others participated rela.
tive 10 suggestion Of the propvety Of change OF
name from the Union General Commttes 70 that Of
the Union Republican General Comrsutsa The reasons
for such chsUge obvious and neccssary,
and agreed 70, but further action the
matter was deferred until ths next meeting
n tho COMMITTEES. Mr.. James Kelly moved that
committee consisting Of the treasurer chairman Of
the executive committee and chairman OF the general
committee be appointed TO procure suitable hall for
the headquarters Of tie organization for the ensuing
wear which motion yAs adopscd.
Mr. Plumb offered the following resolution, which was
also carried -
Resolved That A. wskenan, Sheridan Shook. Jamsx
Kelly Henry saith. James n. Bocsh A. T. piueuhcef sr
Thomas Murpny, r. Delafcd Smith snd T. As&en, ARE
beralv appointed committee N ronfer with the 0ov1rpoi
ana emkrfs o the Legislature with rcteeucc 70 q<stions
sgscsns the political nseress ef the c And county Of Ne~
TSs meeting thea sdiourced M
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DoMEsTIC 1NrELLIGENcE.

Bmsa BoRsr by the explosion Of boiler in paper
mill in Mi,wnukce last week four persons were killed
namely :--Dennis Short. Mrs John Jordan Isaac Hill
and his. Wife, Three others were severely injured
Annie Gsmsrick, Josephine Hill and George Conners
Aroprxxv--Mrs Rebecca Goldman dropped dead 10
the streets or Chicago the 2lst inst she leaves
husband and nve children.
t,EfxnR Aror on TaK 22p--Thc students Of Hamilton
College celebrated washIngtons birthday by an Grafton
and poem, in the former Of which was incucaed the
necessity Of extending equal rights 70 all men
Doas AND DoCros Tho Harrisburg pal Telegraph
vouchcs TOR the fact that dog Of that city, bleeding
ns nou1 % saens coud asked Of bis sscesny
would he he good enough TO attend 70 his case. The
surgeon d requested stopped the bleeding by taking
up the severed artery and bandaged the wound where
upon the creature retired after having plainly
expressed bis grstitude but there Is mention Of his
having paid any fee.
woopwS LoAvxs AND THINGS Connecticut editor
was recently astonished TO nnd wnst appeared to he
loaf Of bread on his ~bc. II was a specimen Of the
gfs awarded 70 couple who we're celebrating Their
.swoodsa wedding"
A Cooaso wrxns I'm Detroit lately young
female coptrabsnd who was brought TO the witness
nonce her vicw u Il by turning 10 the Court and direct
ing his Honor g go ahead wild dc saiel"
Tssu RAnsoA, snL IN WEST vfRcNiA.-The Baltimore
and Ohio e contrary 70 expsc.ailon nss again come
and improved form. Instead OF $4,000 in lieu Of pest
taxes x2s456 02 ofered-the sum due on the audit
ers booksand $50, 900 instead OF 100000 year s Of
fered Communication for future taxes II also gives So
mile zach Of the counties through which the road
runs rbers probability that the bill wilt passneber
sue state nor tho company conceding anything in It as
20 their legal rights in thu matter.
Tsarsrsa rux You've IpgA How sHoor- The An
cusa IDA Consvufios1a OF the Goth inst. tells how $40
we're raised for the benefit or Je DAVIS In the school OF
one PeloL Thc bows and Girls of tho seuth saws the
snns;n pnsfia 'hsye learned 70 venerate the name o.
Jefferson Davis Especially v this true Of those attend
inr the school OF Mr. Pelot" so the Pect pupils not
oniy contributed their dimes, but got NJ committee
and an address, with which they present in due form
their offerings 70 our honofed beloved and npbie DAVIS
through the "Dsvis Relief Assertion fhs " pars o.
what lbev were taught N say:"we know iu well how
to apprecafe present position Of The former great
head fallsn and we come to-day, though IN
oar humble offerings which, with grateful hearts, We
leave IL the Keeping OF your noble association very
-shrns of philanthropy and patriotism
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


TO THE EDrroR or THE HERALD.
Insurance or ~ formerly termed, assurance, 10
pernIcious ofsoot or our modern vicious money sys
sem. The oldest insurance company the Hand 10 Hand,
Of London. vas formed few years subsequent 70 the
commencement Of tho British national debt. and has
been In existence nearly one hundred and eighty years
~ all such institutions produce nothing they may De-
considered original patent human devices, designed
u superscde the necessity for labor the pert Of their
inventors although 10 CERTAIN they greatly cid In the
consumption of the results OF the labor Of others The
words vslue received" usually inserted In promssoy
notes. and without which such promises were formerly
invalid. are important words, inssmuch - they suggest
the idea that all ought 20 obtain an equivalent FOR their
money. The validity of The equivalent pronered
by insurance companies h questionable, Dasmuch
10 the majority Of instances u ID not tangible.
fused entertain the idea that mental and security
marketable commodities, not far from correct
in their adjudication. But this elaborate endeavor OF
thy face shalt thou eat breadn appears be fest degen
Grating into failure. II hes grief The learned
Malthuses and subtitle economists who have left their
are not infaliibla There has been . serious sTror
in the calculations of these modem phiIoaophers
who would weigh the duration o. Hfs end balance
tho power 0 God with the bAlf ounce weight
Of their wisdom. II Il thf.. They sd nos take
Into their accounts the number snd enermity Of the
losscs by crimes their wretchcd systems have created
their councils and they evidently know mot whittier
nv for sholter Tekcr' N written uUon their aystems
AZ psiny was Of yors in the han o. Bslshazzar.
But though ~ know % 0ur sorrow that tlsoee insu
tons hsvs Indirectly been prolific parents of crmcs lei
ne hope they have not yet destroyed s our sympathy
for the unfortunate or our afegkon fo the anicted
nno" he idea Of supssdus The necessity FOR ~
ugs Of those virtues. 1f bHso let rejoice thai
20 may yss nnd IN the ull e5brcsc Of Christian charity
=, ss,;', s..'So;s against ~ the q, evils Which sc
lions n those upder 4dcussion, whose spisaphs vii
doubtless slssrtly ~ wzttsu BY our hissoriaus
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Tho annual mask bali Of tn, Beethoven Maennerchor
hsd last night in the Germsnis Assembly Rooms.
This IS the fourth occasion upon which the member Of
this sociey have met join In tho festivities incident
TO carnavalistc mec,iuss. These affairs have always
been among the most elegant which take place during
the season, and last night exception tho gen.
eraI rule The hall most profuscy decorated with
flags snd fsstoons, we'll designs Of the grotssque
appearance generally 70 be found n reunions Of the
children OF .fatherand" Tho costumes both Of ladies
and gentlemen we're Of the varied shapes, sizes
and hue. Faistans cavaliers, clowns and grandees
among the gentlemen; queens of night nuns and old
women among the ladies, were the moro CON-
characters assumed; but in addition TO
these there individuals who appeared
IN a unique Disguise. Among those
couple Of Indians, . Chilamap, and others OF so
groesque appearance TO defy dsscrip Tho at
tendance than usually large there being
than hundred couples present With this large
Der covering the door, habied in dresses respondent
with gilt and ttnss and bright with she coors Of the
rainbow. II will easily be believed most charming pic
turs presented TO tho eyes of the onookers the
evcn Of The evening grand spectacular procession,
to the present time comprising representations OF
posers and masters aucent aud modern. composer
being accompanied with person representing his ch
ddurvv. The entire proceedings wers entered into with
thorough by both ladies and gentlemen, and
Of kept mp until early hour this morning
When the 'swee small hours giving way 10 the
struggling light OF dawn, the carnival brought TO
end every present seeking home with the satissc
tiou OF ha ing spent most enjoyable tms
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Of suspended ani'a,ton rAughter, Tho husbsnf
swallowed her up a maelsrons IN double scnsa
laughter) THIS law sth obalneds The busband d and
wife were SIN legally and that the
band (IAughter1 As one ~ the lVeans Of correcting
the evils complained OF and 10 give greater lnnae.cs
and prosperity 70 woman this Society ,ght bs sus-
tanned developed. There were fes employ nenLs.
except the ruder out Of door occupsI oas, requiring
siertncrs Of mind, quic1Dess OF body ana dscacy
OF touch, which woman could nv perform
II was Detier 70 see young women vhlnd ,hs
tDan robust men lAppIause.) One OF the sRiecls OF
this society was therefore, to develop other moro
profitable 6elds labor for rhe working women Ga-
served support IN is tendency toward good rsui he
could only say that he was as sorry - Mr. v''a'u
Laughter and spplause.j
General CocBRAsx spoke briefly saying---I appear sso
fore you somewhat in the attitude Of one yho y 10
which has hesn proceeding between my swc learn.
friends In the rear Both u them, beicvsa nave el
sst ha. nstisuon seems TO have led each Ok then 70
opposite results auahter the insisting on womens
rights aud the othcr repudating them Laughcrl Is%
bat poor. afflicted bachelor daughter and appasnsst
would attempt decide this knotty question: but who
shall determine whom doctors dsagrses LauShss1r and
spplsuse let pass from that most intricate OF pro-
bems which the sgiaons Of the day has pressateG and
come once back 70 that most Interesting q all
lees, the women tApplauss) Ine speaker coutina d
with an eloquent appeal for the rights Of women D.
ey had ia essn s sal, rop .s
IL was impressed on her divine 'front.' All have rgs4
to l'ie, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness Capsta
was Expressing female labor. This struggle bv-
tween the Fifth and the First contose
Of MURRAY Hin against Cottage row OF brown ston~
front against brick tenement houscs tApplaasa,rA
property was protected by the law; but should It NOS
also protect human lfes Tho plant knee bent
the rich employer but little notice taken OF ths'
solemn procession which followed her TO the gravs'
whose life was sacrificed at the shrine OF oppression
The Legislature ought decide that there Is and shall bs
punishment for crimes like these. lAppause) The
head that conceives such wrong to woman the statute
books ought 10 decide TO of-iappause1not In the
literal sense but he would have given such twist
70 make 1t ever Afterwards recognize the right which the
female empoys has q right expect OF the employer.
AppIause.) The application Of this Protective Union
ought TO be made TO the Legislature and develop in
tho other ways It's lof power and influence
Of good There should be identity of interest and
community Of purpose In the minds OF the people Jap
plause)
Al the close Of General Cochrane's remarks number
OF contributions received but TO what extent did
not transpre The meeting adjourned at lato hour
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
+ R A N C E.


Agitation Against the Reform Plan.
PARIS. Feb. ~, 1867.
One OF tbs reforms proposed by the Emperor, the
sb sbmsn of the reply the address from throne
is peculiarly unpopular The liberal party insist upon
the preservation Of this privilege.
The United STATES Naval Suit.
In th8 French Court of dmraliy. in the OF rhe
United States against Armsn Fills the appeal OF the
United states against the decree requiring the payment
into the court Of q certain Of money security tor
the costs OF the suit was again rejected.
Nh R-missiOn Of the Baggage Search.
PARIS, Feb. 81, 1861
The ennrts OF the American Legation at Paris to
procure remission of the baggage search during the
Of the International Exposition have failed
The French government has officially announced that
it viii no. renqush the right search the baggage
OF all foreigners arriving in France
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

ny Z. III. Ludlow 4 Co
Wss"r ormery ~ wssh%rcns hssdcnsrter., t ss
b. building ana iot 16l Water a. Gan
b building and lot "a Corandt H,70
lots "A IL with cores rear each ........... IE0
lop adj cores l0
lot al with lHO
lots adj. With gorcs I'm zach. Lo0
lots N. 18th st inO o. Q. OF l1h with Doros In
rear, e0vh. lsluY
adj, with in each. LILO
House and l5l Water st., 25x50. ............ 600
BY A. j. Bleecker Son d Co,
The advertised 70 be sold this
poned TO Saturday. April II, 1857. -.-
llot 9th and 10th 23SxlW. o6o0
flot 9th 10 It. of 10th 1.3xlO0. 49,
4. lOh 100 a. 9th 25xl00.. AU0D
uouss 80 West Broadway, Is Sxh0 = "a
House lo ll AZ, S's~s
by Muller. wilkins Co.
lots sls betwoen 9th i0th 1600
lots 10Th street. MO feet west llth each -
lOA adjotning
5t'S 1vm9 oscn 49,
Lot scnth~as llth and 18th street. 415
Lot adjoining i1th LQoe
0ss lith each. l,6o
Lot on llth .................... lE6
iots south side 7sth 100 feet llth with
Lss si esi east Inn ~. is1
lots al IT,. IOO feet east 18th each 80
lot ~ feet east of above. 1tD
lots SD NO 1ith sv l<6v
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CAN A DA.

Fhe New Confederation 10 be Called the
Oominion of Cannda,,-The I.ieufenant
fsovernorsiip OF ihe Two Departmen The
Royal tnsarnnce Bond Robbery.
MoSIRgsL. Feb. 27, 1857
II rs reported that the Hon John A. Mcdonald will be
nade Lieutenant Governor Of Ontario. or Upper Canada
Hon. John Rose H. for Montreal rs 20 be Lieutenant
Governor Of Quebec. Lower Canada They will both
probably be knshted Rose was Ieadsr Of the annexa-
tion movement IN Is4T.
Tho Gaseaes SPECIAL svys that the name Of The "King
dom Of Canada for tho now cUufederatfon has been
changed 10 tho Dominion Of Canada"
Judge Monck gave q decision ycstsrday IN the Royal
Insurance robbery quashing tho capias granted
by Judge Bsrtheou on the ground that the Of
action for debt foreign country the right Of
cspas here did not exist tho has been inscribed
for Court review in March. Tho prisoners remain In
custody pending tho decision Of that tribunal The
Company win probably carry the to Eng.
land il they fail in their object In the courts here
The imports at this port last week S413 1856 In
Of the corresponding period Last year.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
EU R 0 P G.
~-,,-~>~~--~-~~-~~-o~~
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Parliamentary Reinforcement of the
Bright Reform Party.
French Opposition to NapOIeOn's
Legislative Changes.
LDI IN VENICE.
DO. DC. &C.
EN- elA'MD D.

Rein fsrcemsnt TO the Bright Reform Party.
LokDor, Feb. %, 1857
The party called the Adulamtes. under the leadership
Of Mr. Rsebuok. have resolved to join their forces
with thu iibsralR
Tier Ex-Robei American Naval Suir.
Tho Engsh Court Of Admiralty, in the case OF the
steamer Aiexsndra, which United States Consul Dudley
recsny commenced suit recover has required
ity for the costs in the or the being de.
cdsd for the defendants.
Final decision reserved until the performance of
this preliminary
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Ths Bark Irsss nc FayaI in Distress.
LvgRPooL Feb. 27-Noon.
Issegsnce has besn received here TO the sfcct that
bark irna Captain Ccmmings which left Galveston
on of December last for this port and which Sss
spoken The Goth Of January had succeeded in
r-scbng port OF Faya Azoses in eaky and olhsr-
wi~s damagsA condition.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
Pennsylvania srArl TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
HaRRIsruRa. Feb %

HlpRTFBUnN, IbDts
Al the Temperance Convention this morning resou.
<ien adopted calling the medical profession TO be
careful Ia prescribing alcoholic drinks resolution
vas also adopted urging the ensctng Of law W preven
The sale OF caad bitters Horace Greeley was MIRO
duce amid 9ress applause, and made lengthy aud aoe
spsesh Tor whoh be subsequently, received vcfo OF
kAAHkn
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
Military Movesnen e..

IuNoNrl, FeO. ~, 1901
lis rumored in military circles that a largo body Of
volunteers will be called out in active service early next
month. The officers attending military school here arc
instructed report their respective headquarters not
later March Instructions have also been received
by captains OF companies throughout the country
that they have full complement Of men, and to have
arms and accoutrements complete and in good order