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weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the

Is prscticcd by the youth Of both sexes 10 an a ST
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainly
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combated ~ scientific medical measures VIZ: sao~
countenance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringiLs 10 the ears noise like the rust''r u
leaves and rafting Of chaTiots, uneas.nesa ,hsa
bl,1uted intellect loss Of confidence, difdencs "
approaching strangers, dislike TO form ~ As.
qtaintancos, disposition 10 shun society, .oss %
memory hectic flushed, pimples and vario'n eraF.
tons about the face, turred tongue, fetid brsstn,
coughs, consumption, night swsats, nononania AID
frequent insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance NAV be cured st home B. I'D
dressing . letter oDR. GIBB0N stating case, siInp
TOMS length Of time TIE disease has continued ana
have medicines promptly forwarded, Tree frpn
damage and curiosity, to any part 81 the cous,.y,
with full and plain directions. By inclosine teE
dollars in registered letter, through the ,stc ce
or through Wells, Fargo Co., package Of mod tos
will be forwarded TO any part Of the Union fsfas
ny you saw this advertisement In the ksooeS
CxIoz. Address, DR. J. r. GIBB0N,
jaal-IptsAsw Boz LsS7, San Frzncisoo.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Following are rates for whole earcasses from
sl9ughterers to dealers:
BEEP-Prime, 61@sJc; medium grades, bl@53c ;
inferior, 51@5ac y Ii.
VEAL-Larce calves, Sc small ones, S910c u a..
MUIroN--Wethers quotable at 5d5tc, and
ewes Agile o II, according to quality.
LAMB-Quotab!e at Saal0c y h.
PoRg-Live hogs, 6sd63c for hard, and 5fd53c
for soft; dressed do, Sls9c o b for hard grain
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PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN.-oFFICE AN
il Residence, No. 1928 street, between Ihi
Fourth. Hours S to 10 A NJ, 3 TO and to p
Office of City Superintendent of Public Schools
same place fec 4plm
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A SsAYER AND CHEMIST, No. 81 ) sThET
"A Sacramento, Cal. All Assays and Chem
Analysis accurately carried out at short notice az
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold aud Col
Purchased. Instructions given in Blow pipe ASA
ing. (SESD PoR CIRcULAR.l fe24pim
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s1H1GsfDC1B2 AufuE99fg 1s hccts
AID sxEz. FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAIN AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FolLows
E.Sa A. M.-(sandays exceptedl -Accomn,o;
V'''V dation Train 70 Marysvilie, Red Bluff and
Reddise.
A.aM A. Va tOaIys-o. p Emigrant Train to
Y..,s a. H. (pai,y,-C. P. Pacific Express, via
6a~ts Benicia, for san francisco.
HA.sA A. M.-,cr 70 sool thereafter as prae-
RBsay tc7ble-Sundays excap,edl steamer for
San Francisco touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
Ba.Hz A.. u.-(Suniays excepted)-Pa1senger
a'ess Train for Woodland. Williams aad vii
Iows
l5o Ao ,ssss. !. e e E'e With s ss;;:s
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the S P
Atlantic Express for Madera, Newhal
(Saa BuenaveniUra and Santa Barbara),
Los Angeles. Yuma Maricepa (PTescotti,
Tucson Benson (foslbstane), Deming,
N. 0nr A. T. x S f r. r, and
Rogers }Gt Pas), 1856 mics from San
Frano'sco Connecting also al Niles for
e.oA >. W.~(D1iy)- Oregon Express for
S'.s0 Marysyille. Cliieo. Fed Bluff and Redding
Portland, 0regu11
0sAA .. M.{Dsily6 Passenger Train for Col
fS'RW fax and vsy Stations.
3:5 t. " * sssyla Francisco Passenger
AJAX =. M.-(DaIy,-igseal Train to Lathrop
$40 connecting with s. 2. Emigraht Train
p,1k p. M.MlSandayq exoepted) Passenger
o'aO Train for Woodland and Knights Land
ing.
r.Ss ,. M.1DaHy)- P. Atlantic Express
'6J for Colfax. Reno Carson and Virginia.
Battle Mouatain (Austin) Pals de
(sHoksA, Ogden. Omaha aud East
r d. GOODMAN. .Geni Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, February 10th.
BagApsrUPFs Flour IS dull and Wheat is
unsettled, latter at 81 26d1 81 @ bushel
ry, and lc@20c for clean fall; spring bury, 15@
1sc; clean spring, 2oaS5c; pulled, e0@42c.
HIDEs-CaiorDia are quiet at 2259z5c.
CHICAGO, February Goth.
wHEAT-s1 q for March.
CoRS-62Sc for May.
PoRK-sl7, 40 bid FOR March.
LARD-SlO SO for March :. = 4
bAcos-s9 40 for ribs for March, aad 90 As for
short ribs.
LIVERPOOL, February goth
WHgAT-Ca California spot lots are dun withdown-
ward tendency, at los Cd to los 3d. argo lots are
irregular and quiet The rates are 43s Sd for just
shipped, 49s for nesrly due and A8s for of coast
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FMPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALsa
L in Fine Brandies, Wines and LiquorE Ag
for DR.. Jaffe's Celebrated CinchOna Bitters
agents for Litton Springs Seltrer Water, Son
county. California. No. Ill street, between Fo
aud Fifth. i25-jp
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WM. GUyTRhsRRGRE.,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AfJD L
4 chinist, Front and streets. Manufacture
Guttenberger's Horse Powers, Patekt Ground r
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kin.
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Pate
Presses. jS0-4p1
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"WHILE playing a star engas ement through
New England" writes VIM. Davidge, II
contracted severe rheumatism. st. Jacobs
Oil was Iecomm n1ed. used it SIS ordered,
and was cured in four days. and have had NO
return OF the ailmept.o
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c. n. KgERs q Gee,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, o.
4 Gl&Ss, Varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper,
Flower G, DDS and Picture Moldings Painters
Artlsts' Materials. Sole agents for Averill's y
Paints, Building Fhpar. No. e26 street, s.
mento, Cal. feI-spt
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=, A. CUNNINGHAM.

CsACRAMENrO BOILER AND IRON WORN
- I street, between Front and Second, Sacse
mento Manufacturer Of Stecrn Beile1s, Sheet lie
Work, etc. Also, ell kinds OF h. rsiring. Chang
Portable Boilers from Wood to S-raw Burners
Specialtv feS-spt=
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPEl
lHE Iron Doors, Jail ellis, Shutters, Railir
Gratiugs, Housework and Bllcksmithiug in geneI
NO. $50 X street, between Fifth aud Sixth. Seco
hand Doors for sale. i224pt
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JAMES Mcguire,

TNIoN FoUNDRY-IRON AND BIZ
Founders and Maehinists, Front street,
tween and o. Castings and Machinery Of svr
description made TO ordeI. t244pln
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4. Ii. PETEIT.

VNTHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER Z.
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars Tobacco, G.
arettes, Pipes, etc. Always on hand full stock q
all classes of goods in my lne L. II. PETIT.
fe64pIm
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GROVE L. Johnson,

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RES
IA dence to DR.. c. L Simnons Building,
erect, between Second and Third 0iEice hours.
TO o A. NJ, II A. n. TO P ". and TO P y. fei2
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREEi

the REJUvENAToR-suflfci 10 show les
meRft-frce Of charge, 70 any enc afbsetce !,
applying by letter, stating hts symptom
and age. Cemmunlc8ti0ns strictly CONF
deataal-
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6AcAI ElEi ni0as TIL. srsa.

9Th eniR2
Remedy ana Nerve
TONIC is the legi;i.
mate result Of over 20
years of practical "a.
perionce, and Curl s
WITH UNFAILING
CERTAINTY Nervous
and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
seminalW eakness, Sper
uattorrhea, Emissions.
Impotency, Ehauste
Vitality Premature lie.
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T. L. MCFARLAND.

A TToRNEY -AT-LAw-ogFICE, FIFTH ST
"A between and j. Residence No. COZ street
between Seventh and Eighth fe1O-spIm
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al. PURYEs GRANT.

DRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, NAN
I'D .lcturer Of all kinds of Brass Goods, 91S tt
street. between and ], Sacramento. All work
re ated On hand Mower Boxes, all kinds. Lar
drction of 81 classes OF work from former pric
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}. RRATrY. W. D. BEATTY. ADAM BE
BEATTY, BEATTY Il BEATTY,

A TToRNEYS-AT-LAW, WILL PRACTICE ,
~ Federal and State Courts of California a
Nevada. Office: Capital bank Building, cor
Fourth and streets. fe4 Apt
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PIoNEER Livery sTtaLE-

I. D. SERVER. .........,...........Pr Ofie
TEACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, -
I'll day or night. Coupes, Phaetons,
Rocs Always, Barouches, Buggies, with the ~
best roadsters TO be found IN any livery staei
the coast, for hire Horses kept In livery ss reass
able rates Livery saab,esGon Fourth street. U
tween I and J. N
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w. 4. siVGmsnN, =. b.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURG
Ofics, southH EST corner of Seventh g.
streets, in Bryte'S new building, up stairs. /
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and n sire,
Sacramento. Of5ce hours I to and 10 P n
i2h.4iNIm
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WIS. ELLRRY BRIGGS. II. d.

nCULIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN z
Y Diseases OF the Throat. Office, 429t str
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sscrsuse,
Cal. Hours to II A. NJ; to 4P.M SuBday
$50 to Ii A. NJ; TO 4P.M. felt.
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The rubsrrbs desires 10 call the Of hwyr suthor,
md business men generally throughout West the facilities
n sbs VALLEY PRESS for dong soaghiy good printing
II. will ma.ain einen; reputation long attached 10 ms
hons. Tia of elegant and Prfes printing = not ges'sr
jim ,hat which disagreeabe 70 ana . lisl,--.
80 '- H. A. WEAVER, 597 ST., Sacramento, Cal
feS-4p1m
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DIR. LAESE.

a TTORNET-AY-LAW OFFICE, SoIJTHWES
IA corner OF and Fourth streets. Residence,
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. ifeo-4pl
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DR.. WALLACE A. BRIGGs

GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY {
u Berlin, Germany. Office and residence, 52l
street, between Fifth ann Sixth. Sacramento. OF
hours, to IL A. NJ, 8 to and t. SP. NJ. fel9-t
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cRAs. t. JOKES. I'd N. HARTu
LNNES q NlARTIN.
RoOr. NEELsoN q 90.

A TTORNEYS-AT.LAW, NO. COZ STREET,
IA tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento
j2i.4plm
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBOH'S DISPEHSAR7
cas- Kearnv strect, san Francisco.

Established In 1851 70,
the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal dis -, es
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis In ali
its forms, Semina- Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., perma
nently cured or no charge
Seminal weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequence efseh-abuse.
This solitary vice or ce-
PRAYED sexual indulgence,
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Oh. q. L. s,MMoNs.

hyo. 2l2 STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
IN Third, Sacramento.
40 10 A.H.I
~ once Hours; to 4p. dsa-Ap
t7tn2p
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TIJTT'S HAIR DYE,

GRAY HAIR or WHIsxERs cf-.-.s. GLOSSY
BLACK by n single application OF this DYE II
Irnparts natural color, acts Instantaneously
Sold by Druggists, cent BY express on receipt Of 81
Oface, 50 Murray st., New York.
Dr. TUFTS HAHUkL u yslsshls I.fsynstiss nd n
er,Sssl Reessrh si1 b ns;asl ma - sS7EsstssnD
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H. E'wiLLIsGs. H.F. sHuI
McVILLIa7s d sHTLFE,
JOHN EsTEE,

"oPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET,
4 tween l and ]. Machinery and castings
to order fe44nIp
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DIR. HATCH
r. n. BILLINGS a co.,

NFFIcE 81 sTREET.-OFFICE HOURS :
q D 4 n end 1920 to P q 2l-t
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DR. NIx0N.
DE. 4. E. ERU

OFFICE AND RES DENcE. NJ STREET b
Y tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos sls and 92o. W
visit the Railroad Hospital daily ~ $3.50 A. ofie
hours to 9 A. NJ; to B Pm and evenings fl4-ll
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NOTICE !

A MES, EARLE CO., "THE PLUMBERS, T"
"A have placed a TELEPHONE In their Office,
thus enabling Friends and Customers to order
PLUMBING and GAS.FITTING by TELEPHONE.
t}-4ptf
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DEALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND :
streets. Highest price for Hides, Snec
Pelt5 and Tallow Butchers supplied with Sa'
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffer
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made 4
all consignments feIS4pu
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TIE NEW RARGE OFFICE.

The new Barge ONCE at the Battery, which was
begnn I'm 1870 is now nearly completed, and VIII
Se occupied on May by the Custom House lnspect.
ors The building is of granite roekiaced eNGep'
The main building has frontage on battery Ia i.
Of los feet. Its average width is 90 ieet anu us
height as feet Rising from the northeast corner Is
n tower the vcrtex of which Is 30 feet from the
ground A flash light will be placed III the tower
and from the pole above the lantern or loo feet
above The mean tide level, will shine an electric
Egbi, Extending back of the main binding Ia
OK, aud facing The water 'front.' is spacious iron
shed for the inspection of baggage T.. landed 1dc
from incoming steamships IL Is wei
lighted and ventilated aad has n gallery around its
interior. Tugs will transfer passengers and their
BAGGAGE from the steamships TO the Barge once,
where the inspection by Custom House officers VIII
ne made instead of on the companies piers MS now
n IL believed that the new system will be more
Economical TO the Government Ill that so many IN,
snectors will not he required. The building VIII
~ accommodations for the Surveyor of the Port
and his subordinates, and on the first floor Is re-
reption room for the convenience of friends await
ing the arrival of passengers Inc once Oh INC
Marine Hospital Service, at present IN the custom
Uouse will also he removed 10 the Barge OIhce.
The buildings cost about S3OOoOO
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7 RUSS S.

The aacy curing rupture by trusses has been fully e
tabsed experience OF past ages There Is certainly
that will radically confirmed rupture OF INA.
can rny considered, If any length oil ume other
than injurious 80 ...- -, -. ,ro,
What is but hafhooD gripping steer or iron
band provided each side with pads to press
upon what must be the eDect OF the
pads and facilitating 10 the Dack ana
not the ceasees5 force or ne man
toward each other attended WIN
resutsl Look for moment into the structure OF
the location organs and viii with us that te
kidneys the bladder. the tendons the spleen te yerteDI
the lumbar regions must sooner or atcr De
fced continued pressure Of the truss ann nannoou
destroyed the victim has reached the prime OF me ~
Let the following example, FILL Tor instance SACK
as the abdomen ia filed and clasp with one OF ese so
called radical russes and you VIII see inc terDe IN.
pressure II IL in TINS way that e
embrace grip OF the truss tn
muscular and inics reparabe injury upon the organs
completely destroying their functions IN word making tne
M oil nd old uSelcss.
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Npxv vopx nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY MARCH -. 1882

steamer Ana de ala SPAN oinasa Barcelona spneh'
enc STEAMER raH F@nconn Ma,irum PorandJ Ames
steamer Albcmarie, Malett Lewes Dei-oid Dom'n'''
steamer Josephine Thomson BaltimoreUJ kres
Steamer Broakwater. Boaz, West PomI WIN Nv
steamer Wyanoke Hulphurs Norfolk City Point ana ri'"
Barr Nosira sisnora del Gta Perngao' py
mouth, Queenstown Falmouth for orders-benhan' f'
Bark Ammonia Utah cancro, Hayre-ssaser Bros Io
Bark Zefro (Ita Russo, Margeilles-Seagcr bIon Nam,
Bark Golden Fleece Brj, Armstrong Georgetown De'i-
Bark Esther benjamin Matnnzas-J winchester q Co.
SAILED.
ToTnh for C4G AS gf ne ports
Also saed-Via Long Island Sound-BarS Florence "o
ovar, for -. ,,, , >,rors
Steamer Critic fBr Lord. from Lch for New YORK mas
put into stornoway with her steering gear uSaoou a"s
Ft from BSsSn S? sSnda reported of
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON, March 27- Arrived steamer strathmore lbt''
oTTRysTowS March 27|Arrivcd Republic p,
Irving NewYok March IS on her way to 1geTpop for
26thPassed steamer Baltic (Br - from LVeipoo' iO
PTYMot-Tu. March 27-Arrivcd. steamer Gclert tGerl
Knhlewein. from NewYork March 10 on her way 10 ha
GvuIr March e7Arrived steamer Prusslan Br). Wy
March TO- via Halifax on hor way to Liver
pM4MBuRc, March 27.-Anved, steamer cassius CGeF)'
Sgtbsoed. steamer Albingia tGer) Meestor for New
DOMESTIC PORTS
HALIFAX March 27Arrived steamer Carroll (Br)' wright
Boston.
Sailed steamer George Shattuck. .o, ION
Put in for COAL steamer Deepdale' from Pensacoa ioi
VERA CRUZ March 27-Arnved. steamer City of Washing
ton, Reynolds. New-YOrk.
BOSTON. March 27Arrved, steamers Atmore r, QUIZ
Mediterranean ports Dominion (Brl, BlauVclt
Ms; Glaucus, Bearse, New-Yorki Ares Oooglhs' fhh"
pha. -.... no,,oo Nil,
phil ADELPHIA March 27-AT1yed. steamers RomaT Nch
erson. Boston Cath Whiting Briggs, Proyidchce; hIua.PG
Hinckey, Fall River: Achilles Bacon, do Hercules feno
ton, Salem Berks lNtsOn, Boston. . ,
CLEARED. steamer British Queen, NOVEL;, LIVERPOOL
sailed steamers T. Biddle, New York; Ann Eliza 40 ~,
BALTIMORE March 27-Arrived, steamer Saragossa hoo
cleared steamer Johns Hopkins Hallett Boston Jana
sailed .-. O.o.o ., ro~oa
pom ROYAL March 27-Arrved, steamer state OF Texas
Risk, NewYorR for Fernandna ANA proceeded xyaut
sailed. swedish Of war Bdder BrODeIy NeW. oTh.
CHARLESTON. March 27Arriycd, steamer Calvert hhes
Baltimore. $500. - ...a, ,,oor,o,a
NEwORLEANs March 27At the Passes steanets
AsuranO PAM. Echeyerfa. from LlYerpOO va
Matanzas and Cardenas; New-YOrk Quick, New-fOrk
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DR.. Sherman,

and the only Dr. SHERMAN known the public in connec
ton with the treatment and OF rupture has now Deeh
iayoray known thirty the only successful
practitioner his speciality in this country, as thousands vi
grateful and women all the land who nave DGeh
permanently by his treatment bear witness Inc
skepcal who been yicmlzed by unprncped quaSAs
are cheerfuy referred prominent in TINS ana Othet
cities avaled themselves OF the doctor
The cure OF rupture ShermanS method wltOut
an operation simply by external local applications both
mechanical and medic nal made daily by the patient who
can perform any during the treatment WIN
safety danger OF naamed rupture and without In
terfering with the cure. - ,,-. a
and enesses Of bad cases before and
after cure, mailed for ten cents ,.. ,.,o
Personal attendance Patients residing out or the
CIV can receive treatment and return home the Same day
consultation days at his principal ONCE NO.
PSI Broadway Mondays Tuesdays and saturdays OF
each week
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trNUsUAL NUMBER OF FOREIGN MAILS.

II is stated by Postmaster Pearson that the D nls
patches of foreign mails from the New iofX IO rv
corresponding period heretofore. no less IMAM
twenty-seven different mails being scheduled 10, lot
dispatch of which twenty-three will be forwarded
by steamers directly from this port. Iwciye are
for Europe. one each va San Francisco for emma,
Japan, Australia, the Sandwich Islands. the East
Indies FIJI and New-Zealand; three for Cuba, Two
for Mexico and the remainder for Nassau. Jamaica,
Bermuda Aspinwall Venezuela, Curacao and o'her
less important points.
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success than was dreamed of when the arrange
mems for the performances were first made.
COLLISION OF TWO CARS IN THE BowERY.

Third-ave street car going downtown IN cr1ss-
ing the tracks of the Fourth Avenue Railroad IN
the Bowerv at Fifth-st yesterday, came INTO COZ
lision with freight car of the New fork' N Tmo
Haven and Hartford Railroad going uptown. me ie
rear part of the street car was crushed IN ana IL
was thrown from the track. Several persons were We're
in the car at the time and they wore badly snSon
M and frightened by the shock. Only one ,pers on
was injured John Casey, seventeen years olu' Tno
lives at Mt. Vernon, standing on the rear p;
form and his hand was injured severely Ia docIined
their assistance and took another car for the CITY
Hall The street was put on the up Track S al
drawn TO the repair shops. ~ was 9aiiiaso' "''N
$50. The freg ht car was not injured
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SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK MARCH p, 1882
ARRIVED.


Steamer Habsburg GER, Iingk, Bremen March ~ and
Southampton o. with mds6 passengers 10 Oeichs Co.
Steamer Mas (Dtch BOuler Rotterdam March H. win
mdse and passengers TO FuBch, Edge & Co.
SchesWtg Ger, Plahn sayanila March o. car
uagena GTey0wn 49, Porto BelO H. AspinWal 10 with
md.c to 4 & LOmbaTd's sons.
Steamer Chamcttc Reed. New-Oreans March p, with
and passengers 70 BOgert & Morgan.
Steamer Of Antonio, Hines Fcrnandina Mar %,
Bruins wick Ca % and Port Royal days, with mdsc and
passengers to G. II Mallory q Co.
steamer Mcclellan, Bllups, baltimore with mdse and
passengers 10 Geo III Glover
Steamer Allentown, bwasey Philadelphia, with coal for
Reading Rlt co.
via Portland March 10, with chalk empty
order: vessel tOJ 4 Whitney * Co.
Bark Neras tNOT, Fredcncksen, Messlna "a days with
fruit 10 Phelps Bros a Co; vessel 10 Tobias a Co.
Peppna Utah Paiurgo. Marsees 10 days with mdse
O vessel 10 John Zittl0son.
Bark Cuba m johnston 80 Jago % days with sugar 10
dc Rivera & 60; vessel TO G. Tobias & co.
Bark Medelpad tSwed, Olson, Miuattlan % days with
cedar. mahogany ETC. TO Ward CO. vessel TO Funch
Edge a. Co.
sUNSET-Wind at Sandy Hook; moderate SCI very thick
At City Island strong, sW; cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Iiela lBrl. BTowL Llyerpool-BusE JeyonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28
SEVERAL PERFORMANCES IN ONE.

Brooklyn's contribution to tho Actors Fund per
for1nances will be a matinee Monday. April 3, in
which Haverlys Brooklyn Theatre, the Park The
ntre and HYDE and Behman's two houses will join
forces This matinee will take place in Haverly's
Brooklyn Theatre. The programme will consist OF
an act Of widow BedOtt" with Nell burgess, an
act OF 'Eyangeline0 an act of the Two
Orphans a short performance by Haverly's
CONSOLIDATED Minstrel Company, and BunnelPs
Museum attractions. Manager Reyes will be in the
boy Office Colonel Sim will attend to the door and
HYDE and Behman will act as ushers. In New-York
the tickets are still selling rapidly and everything
ct pres mt indicates more brilliant and complete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28
CONDITIONING IMMIGRANTS.

One thousand two hundred and eighty immi-
grant passengers landed at Castle Garden from the
steamship City of Montreal yesterday. Each
woman wore a newly trimmed spring hat. anu
much effort seemed to have been made to outvie
one another in gaudy trimmings 1t was said that so
good-ooking q body of immigrants never before
landed at Castle Garden from European stesn-
ship. $1,000,
The steamship Britannia, from Liverpool landed
ISL, and the Holland from London ninety-iour
immigrant passengers.