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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Corner Brood,cay and Ann street.

sHEA1HyH A11FhAfH1E Fl a ngE EEH
F
:S r S1.. s MI "a M. sm &. Geo.:
SHas sa bGE Ia r fE 'tiE e GT2M H.
s;
CARA with real water ALBiNO LADY. Pnueu a-ic Rail
Road Fancy Glass Blowing Grand COsmOrsma and 100000
Aspendd day performance takes place every Wednesday
Admittance 10 The whole children half price
PEALn'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
i troqust AID sinsulay gifted magician for five night,
Miss Carolina ubena theswe. little duet and solo song
Mr. Aa s6s; i. dysTins comic singer
lying Machne in the lecture every evening this week
Mesneretc Experiments every Day and Evening BY Mr..
SPLENDID PAY y, PERFORMANCES every Wednesday
I I'D h ssSs; in he World of OH
tsien in he most scientific
Admiitance 10 the Whole as cents children half price
AVE- n; I55 and Read
IT, y ssft:
s & GPh 1ns ei 500 M
deficient Of fore leg; and been csyed so renders
her one of the gvtatcit curosities in the world.
At he same PLACE large Sea Dog caught in the North Ri
may be seen Give
Admission I2l cents a6lw'
MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, KECREATIVE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ Office TO the nh abans Of the psneiTal cities and
~ Of New York, Petnsy lvsna Come Rhods
Island sGNok HERvfo NA iSS A' &'
s1y 1ssss b.
Babboon Fly Sc has been the ds!sht Of the world
smile Of Franconls, Rotmda Oily mpca the Champs d
EyIee at Paris. and splendid Band or Music with a sufh
cen number artistes to make the entertainment 70
esitea 'Gf the GNoME FIY II which ssascr RERsTf6
SAS 8I XXI S ;S SSHSE ,.oov..
THE FLY.!!
Meeyeham, the Queen Of the Pers Mad. Hervs Nano
To be foiiowed b.
consisting of Pauoiore Resstions by Madame HERVIO
NANO
l-firand Soeato IN y 80 :. hmmsi
3-Gi and Fantasia on the National Airs God
Save the King and rule Britannia. s. ThLberu
With fill ORCHESTRAL Aceomyapiments.
attending the Shpwreek Of Perouse with eharae
eIisc painting and TnsG e which sisnor Hervo Nano
wiz Orah the Ildian Maid. M .dm H.rvo Nano
NB.-Perscns desirous Of making arrangements
learn particulars By applying (post !sO the under
signed az the Branch Hotel 90 Sowsry Nr Hc,t
Nn X. isreiy IRON Europe,
WI Arms in its highes branches gives nstFucteps Fs
ap ns ni an aPd n Ju
Ipecies OF weapons.
FOR pariculars enquire at Pearl street. mil I'm.
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T ANDLORU'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASsOC.A-
TION AT large and meeting Of respect
April sth the New England House. Mr. John southwei
was called to the chair and on motion Messrs Jam G. Smith
and Martin Shea were appointed seereaIies.
The object Of the msepg stated BY the HAIR in man.
nes that fully proved the necessity Of action
On motion he chairman appointed James Z. Smith, Robert
Leggett and James Hgan, nmee TO DR. ift
expressive oil the sense Of The meetings who retired ard after
which were unanimously adopted -
Whereas, BY apian, which to nefarous 10 the
true and best nterest Of of our
has recently been put foot by
Pcp Of the So i'd dollar and usual in all Of similar
kinds, brousht forward under the guise OF char " which
plans If carried out will prove the word and re
Qures hands citizens fully acquainted with the su
ject, immed action; therefore
Resolved, Thlwe look upon the attempt made 10 break
~ down and srsy our business by lew wealthy men,
rtute as the greatest stretch Of oppression exercised
thri guar Of protection lawful business
BY the constitution OF our country and
charter for the purpose Of ,pozng busi
OF Boarding House keeping UGH with
the spirit Of equal and democracy the OF
company for Of supply food 10
Resolved That we know from experience, being most OF
practical saors that sailors lpabe
ing what is best for thsir own terests.
Resolved That the made 10 the Legislature
0to of the paid by them hs OF
pIta money snd not the OF vessels)
pose Of completing the palace Of wealthy
ndviduas for their person sggrandize
bling tn m TO tach to three four
per suciei call the bush Of
any man Susceptible Of any feeling
Resolved, hat the following gentlemen be appointed az
vigilance committee, yho will have the power of calling
Petitionrg the L. Stature and attending tn
meeting conceive TO be therrightsi in genera:-
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AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
.aNpR EIY,S .AMERIC.aN LOCK-.

sdNDREW'S dMERICsdN LOCK-
ITO THE PUBLIC-$soo REWARD.-The late repeated
Rsse Ss
IF y which ,S
ss1 af s :n
ssyasa DECIDED
F
%ay DE
SsSe retains the key Of the and to whom
nsds psssse:
s @ s ss Ssss Of
mode only seek establish !nfsibe security Of the Com.
fo a doing
their BEING 10 prevent an Ssa
The Chest will erposed in the Exchange Reading
Room, fortwo months from AZ, !, date
iaaam Agents Of Ii. American Bank ' Lock Co.
E. d9uthnD fsG1, ;a,IRss, ioa upstairs, offer for
100000 cs% aS s1s T.: 9q,sy RiOnda Matthew
and Tsueo No,r and
$4,000 OF OF other Saaa Srsnd.
5000 sBsspfs all s? sm.s S ssssnors
100 Boxes OIo Chateau Marsesu Wine mtim
SWANS ATMOSPHERIC SODA FOUNTAIN,
sW$E 0%sESL ? Bs:
sssat y IL. wss i
useful and economiea substitute for the expensive, eompi
,Sf "a
are the economy offs S.s Of Se old
Fountain its simplicity % being ;Ie s
and snsse%ent iSs ns ssrens. SUPPLY
nsii together with the small amount Of labor eaurso and
various gS be .s; s s% s s ca'a IA
the hands OF agents give ire satissc'ion.
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our COUNTRY IN DANGER.

OUR COUNTRY IN DANGER
WE the rsIgned American and Adopted Citizens of all
parties in favor Of equal Rgh s9a J1sti'; .nd eqa.
senate q Sac Of Nsw The Pops
ii 4 4: sp s
S Se %%sds Ss
Happy may save 'af
4Stoae4s f's Hims h sssrw4si XIII Sterling
John Nelson PV Kellogg
S Nm ! sy Ts', "a 4 A,d BaoShs
Jacob Henderson Marsu; NutiiDs
John f { bupuy N M: TGaS HIf.r
$tss%S WE Merchant i + % %s!sg
sss;ssa, f fs,f:s N 4 Rs Ssiy
apll. And several thousand Others.
eoTMurSIi A4Is I1s1 BA.L AZ ME MOB
I:ip Maes 1S:s az
!;s$:, ns s;.s ss
d s hi
Ia1o o ths
Goa 10 sys als. il s's sSSYs S and
Gas; ia is The finder wiz BE- Literally
Cook WANTED to g 10 The couniTy-A coIored VIC.
nc who XapS IL
100000 La Norma Segars,
ANDED from brig Ohio, from Havane superior quail
II ~ for sale IN lots to suit purcaSers prees
alo I'M BY M RAIDER, IS CT atham st.
az the MY 9Nk SANK
Informed that since the publication OF Supple nrn we
have rees'ed notice that the bills Of The Hopssdae Bank
Mo,. Wishing to become 70 the New
Office asssoa BSsd~sy Fsic a'%ss inc
SPRiNG EAsHIoNs-53New and splendid stock Of fash:
ion.be in.ry copied frcm the latest ench patterns
the cheapest and most fashionable Bonnet New York
s Bowery, cempr ing general and eg
o. the latest style OF Bonnes Paris
cent below usual most superior stock Of Esench
Flowers Paris Ribbons Sc ard also large lot Of rench
lawn Hats neatly made only $3.50 EACH The
patrons Of this Establishment is respectfully invited.
B-Show Rooms up stat all 3Iis-
NEW YORK SACRED MUs,C soCIETY.-The reeu-
IN lar rehearsal of this Society will tsks be Tabernacle
Tuesday half past O'clock full attendance
Of the performing members is particularly r qnested
al0 2t+ Perorder, J. A. SHARKS. Secretary,
ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE SECOND WARD
The off hims self candidate for the Office
OF Of this ward at the coming election and
alo 81. WILLET SEAMAN.
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TO THE LADIES

~ j lie IL n DILC
tor cf ,hls wen Lnowa esiabl.6%spt offers ,sIe
% s'
regards the quality and cheapness Of the articles The
is esHi:.; Sf MXT cArorrE DOR
L AIS
sTYLE-AndLaw Hats do do-An entire new style Of
"MODERN CAPOTTES, ELSsLER
Partisan and English FANCY sTRAws. OF the finest tex
The fopetor respectfully olics the ladies to favor him
will great saving them price great adv antsge as
regards the '''s L. Sis
sdby q. A.sTjean Ia;ut; At ihs i;s wen each
Fasssr If: tablet Or
saSndss established ST the y: Years.
duces thin aud smooth edge razor with
s.. be S1ns on sSns sH Of the
BY bringing du razcr having it put IN rder on one Of
DACKET SHIP UTICA, FROM HAVKE-ConsIgoee
mot ps1r Sy %
10 the public store. az
HAvANA.-MRs VESTS B9ARDlNG HOUSE Is
By ss1 dso ssr &. Sads q
,oatmen gorters &c. az one of The most consp
'1 T%s and . house having
location to thing Of the L,pd ever before Known il the
the entire haroor with the country
owns, villages, kc.'
% Passengers Hava must obtain passpcr from,
6ed by Spanish Consul which on arrival I taken
Conformity herewtk permit land with bssEss, &C. has
10 be procured by resident of the place.
Persons DESTROYS Of Mira Wests house. win please
mind that this service will be promptly rendered them
~ Clerk who visits all vessels with passegers
v they enter the harbor.
Havana. Dec as lsi1. o2seOd SIM
NJ dH SG Mkkchs nj BRoApWAAY A HS
NYberal advancesmade all manufactured goods
chande and property fevery description intended for either
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUM.
PIANO FORTES

NOUTHEHN UEALEKS and puFchascn generally VIII
- find Their advantage to call and examine choice
sorment Of the yboye article comprising variety ofs and
ocaves OF rosewood and With grand action scroll
lands and every improve mept These insrnmcn
warranted to be equal to Ia the city, nd w be sold
prices for cash. at the nxnufactory ~
West street betwe Fifth and Srth avenues.
NB-Piano Fortes for Hirc-A good assortment OF piano
rortes r,r h;rc n ,be m .nufact,ry. a73m
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SELLING OFF-sHARP FERGU SON, 80 Hudson st
are selling of their entire stock Of dry goods and lees
than coat All therefore VINO want Of dry goods
obtain them Of much less than at other place In the
CITY, as II IL object 10 sell enre stock before the s
Of May.
NOTICEThe copartnership heretofore existing under The
firm Of SHARP FERGUSON, Il this day dissolved hy
mutual All those havinx claims against ss'd
requested M the for nent and all nec9ts
70 make CT the to eiser Of the undsaed %
Hudson street
New York, April sth, is4a n,
a52H. JAMES FERGUSON.
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REFERENCES.
Nessrs. Erssius Corning Co., Albany.
RUFUS II. King Co, do
Lewis Benedict X Co. do
Webb X Douglass, do
Jared l.. Rathbone. Esq, do
John TOWNSEND. Esq do
Russell Fo syth, Esq. do
John Thomas, Esq. do
Me ssrs. VI. 4. Lincoln Co. Boston.
Thomas w Olcott, Esq. rres't ar < Mech. Blk Abby
A. d. Patchin. Esl.. Cashr NY. State Bank. do
watts sherman, Esq, Gsshr Albany City BIZ. 90
SIX Stow, Esq. Cash'r Troy City Bank, Troy.
m25 lmeods-
ITO MILLINtRs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Belly, 20 William street offers for sale, low
prices speudid assortment OF French Millinery Cords
sisting the ind fashionable styles OF
Bonnes Artificial Flo Ribbons. Silks Tariatanes &c
Dealers invited examine the befoBe purcha ng
elsewhere. m2Q2weod' :
THE TEETH-The TEETH-The best min.ra! teeth ~.
serted from sinele tooth entire with little
pain Loose teeth securely f4ssned carous teeth led
teeth toohachs cured and the best
artificial teeth used by Dr. Buskey IS Murray street Term
cash. cosrses moderate. All operations warranted.
M cod m
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~ COUNTRY RESIDENCES. TO. LET-A pleasant
y situated place about fope miles from the City Hall
in the vicinity Of good sco Enquire at NOS arrep -,
btween the hours Of ard TO- NJ and and r. Nj, imne
date ssion will be 81.
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Inss, IL spo doenumg u what hb
visnANcE IoMniIrHE;
Btniamin j. Parker John souisw.il
AIs.:na;r Es.hs! john f1Si sa sis'
ThpmaJ Watkins James iiagan
John Beeeban William sharp
Peter Hol!sSs John EdwsE T
Richard Csrs sGn Cha i%e i.s Df FosSerrv
samuel Smith Andrew Hawks
E Eara sy!, Smith gShn Nei.on1,
Nichola. Code Charles Nash
RS5esiK MEty : b? Constable
an Home and from
SS Il. &c y there
than even sesesssry the link Of this Beautiful
1 s%s
Resolved That born our oppres ion until patience
eeaed 70 virtue aud that The lime has when
Resolved Thot the orprobrum attempted to be hapad up
class by tn. Evening Post OF the 7th instant
and should receive the contempt of all
Resolved That regret that any public print Of
billy should nave na rs TO such vii, and vrs.ps
few the heads Of the many and might that the
he acts Of there wo%d be .~e, few That wond
net eaai IN their deienee the aid of chartered monopoly
Resolved Ih., III. dsess. rcm this city to the State Sc
action on this subject until we can be heard in de-
IN. meeting addressed by R Jennings. Jun D. D. TsJ
ed the Comm rcsl Transc np New Era, Sun Herald and
Courier and Epqurer.
s MaRTiS q s sMIH' Secretaries. -.
nj oTICE-srECIAL EXekEss FOR THE WEST
~ Messr. PoMEhOYS co IL addition to The facilities
offered the pubic through their Western Express from Al
pany Bufa, propose despatch the 18th
senger through the following csun,ies in Michigan VIZ
Wayne. Washt.ns Monroe, Hisdae. Jackson, and Cal
houn also Toledo Psrry.ve aud Maume Counties, Ohio,
gene agent Tor the transaction Of any business that
be offered In the above counties.
All orders bills business .nt.1s,ed to them and ft
fore the 18th inst III meet with rompt All ention alo az
IMPoRrANT NOriCE--Messrs. MORTIMER v
HUNT (iste storr Mortmer) bes TO their
termination Of Immediately closing tr hman in this
countryn doing which they respectfully nyie the public
inspection Of their extensive stock OF Jwsry, Plate,
Plated Goods Sc which tnev have instructed thar
dispess Of cost and in cases al
crifte. Thi, notice is well worthy teniion, the
will positively he disrostd of without reserve.
All persons having any claim against Msssrs. Mortimer
Hunt will plese account OF the No s
Brosdw for examination and liquidation aud all
ndeb to the firm the same az ear
| ly az onv euient.
~ B-The house 70 be let from tie ls MAJ next, aio iu'
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The quaro edition will contain every article which
appears IN the folio edition for the same week, and
at the end of each year frota its commencement
will constitute splendid quarto volume of EIGHT
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-Two PAGES, with an index
and an elegant title page. Certainly so large a
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matter, of so great excellence, was never yet is
sued for so small price THREE DOLLARS. The
QUARTo will not embrace the novels no,D in course
of publication in the Folio, but will contain all the
NEW WORKS before alluded to.
CONDITIONS.
The Price of the Folio Edition will remain as
now. Subscribers to that edition will not be al
lowed to transfer existing subscriptions to the new
form, as such course would be productive of much
confusion and inconvenience in the publishing de.
partment, Indeed, as the Stories now being print
ed in the folio edition, Old 81. Paurs and George
ST. George Julian, will not be continued in thi,
Quarto, it is presumed that but few will wish tc
change from one to the other; though it is expected
that many will obtain both editions. Those who
intend to subscribe for the QuARTo are requested
TO send in their names before the first of October
it is intended to limit the edition to the proba
BILE extent of the demand
Price Of Folio and Qudrto Editions: One copy
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vance. No subscription received without advanc,
payment.
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Publisher and Proprietor
Boston, September l64l.
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Boston Notion
AND
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FOR ONLY $500.

01TWe have made arrangements with the enter
prising Publisher of GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE,
by which we are enabled to offer their Magazine
and the Boston Notion for one year for only FIVE
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1t is idle for us here to enter into detail of the
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in one year acquired celebrity and extent of cir
culation beyond that of any periodical in the
world For the year 1912 the Magazine is to be
increased in the number of its pages, and other
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Upon rcmitting FIVE DOLLARS, to Mr.. GRA-
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A MONTHLY MAGAZINE

Devoted to the Instruction and Entertainment of
Young Persons of Both Sexes; CONDUCTED WITH A
SOLE VIEW TO THEIR IMPROVEMENT, IN LITERA-
TURE, SCIENCE, & THE CONDUCT OF LIFE.
written, not in the cooquial language which is ad.
dressed to very young children, but with such at.
tenion to the style as shall render it worthy the
notice of those who are acquiring the art of Com
position or forming their Literary taste; and filled
with such various original and valuable matter as
snail render the volumes when bound up, worthy a
place IN the Family or School Library.
1t is the purpose of the proprietor of THE
YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK to furnish such a
Magazine, He has provided ample means for the
accomplishment of his object and he pledges him.
self to the freuds of liberal and udcous education
throughout the United States that he will produce a
WoIk winch shall be in every respect worthy Of
their attention and patronage.
There is period in the progress from early
childhood to maturity, and that by no short
one, during which the expanding minds of the
young are seeking in every direction for or Use-
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ment,-&c0
Every book, PuPcr or pamphlet which promises
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Every body Look Here!

THE undersigned, thankful for the patronage
which he has heretofore received, solicts conth-
uation Of it from the citizens of Howard and the
adjoining countless and in order to deserve it, hs
intends keeping constantly on hand full assori.
ment of seasonable goods, and will take toboccp,
wheat, hemp, and other produce of the country,
next fall, in payment of accounts which may Be
made with him this year. To all punctual men,
he will sell as usual: twelve months crcdit-re-
serving to himself the right of closing doubtful
accounts at any time. J. PREWITT.
Fuyette, Jan, 1871
. .ss noid Of an Era issued the day be-.
is arrival.
e cud there given him to chew would have
almost any one uneasy. Judge Bowln
red an address welcoming him in the name
friends Of st. Louis; to which Mr.. Van
responded. If we were very hard run for
ling to fill up with, we might publish the
es and call particular attention to some
cGtTs, &c: nc, are prepared to execute, a, n.
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable tefns
all kinds of
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JAMES CARNEY,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
pEING permanently located in Fayette, How.
ID ard county, Mo-, respectfully tenders his pro.
fessional services to the citizens of Howard and
the surrounding counties. A great many of the
most respectable references could be given, but as
this has always appeared to him too much like
servant carrying pass, he chooses to 60 on his
own hook, and submits himself to the generous
and high minded citizens Of Missouri with high
confidence.
0FOffice next door Immediately west of the
Howard Hotel Jan. 8, 1912.
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New York Weekly Tribune.
PROSPECTUS.

The Publishers of The New York TRIBUNE,
encourgaged by the generous patronage and hearty
approval which has been extended to their Daily
paper since its establishment, and which has al
ready rendered it the second in point of circulation
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the conduct of their Government.
But small portion, however, of its columns
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The proceedings Of Congress will be carefully re.
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THREE SPLENDID ENGRAvlNGs

embracing in the series every possible variety of sub
ject Historical Landscape, Picturesque, Portrait
ure, Imaginative, and mathematical, and executed
in every possible variety Of the art Mezzotint Line
and Mezzotint, Stipple, Medallion, and that most
chaste and expressive manner the line and dot COM
bined, whic has given such world wide celebrity to
the works Of modern artists. Splendid Coloured
Plates of the Fashions, will also be given every
month. containing least four female figures. and
enbodying in every instance the latest costumes,
received directly from Correspondent at Paris.
In order to give the greatest attractveness to the
subjects of his embellishments, the Proprietor has
given orders various American Painters, of estab-
Iished reputation, who are now engaged in preparing
expressly for the Lady's Book, numerous ORIGINAL
PICTURES, on National and Historical events, some
OF which are nearly completed, and will soon be in
the hands OF the engrayer. Among the painters
thus engaged he may enumerate J q Chapman.
Painter Of the National Picture of The Babtrsnt of
Pooahontas, p + Rothermel, Osgood, OF Boston,
p Frankenstein, | Williams, &c, &c.
lie has also establishes correspondence in Lon
don, through which he will receive early proof I'M
pressons OF the finest prints executed in that me
tIopolis and thus will be constantly supplied with an
immense variety from which to make suitable Sc
lectionIs; as we'll as a series OF PICTORIAL ILLUS
TRATpONS OF SHAKESPEARE; two Of which
Anne age and Master Slender by Leslie, and
Katherine and Petrucchio, by CaItretmOe, are new
nearly ready. Among the sub jects OF present in
prepafa ton for the Lady's Book may be mentonedl
Morning Devotion, and Evening Deyoon,-two SUI
perb pictures Of domestic Pietyi The Effects Of In