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u George IA. Cotton wi deliver his Fourth Lee
ure the North American Indians This Evening, com.
mencng at X O'clock precisely Chapel Of the Uni
versily SUBJECTIVE Physical and Social Life of the
Primitive Amercans-n particular, their Life IN The IL.
considerations interest concerning the Antique Nature of
their modes OF Government and other Inherited Usages
IL
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NJ The siIynuia Association will bold their
regular meeting on THIS (Thuesday) EYENlN6 al Gan
nast seven O'clock at the Hall Ali Broadway The Saoie
are respectfully invited 10 attend, spe
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NJ Fifteenth SSard.-The IndeEsHden; WI
Electors OF Tue Fifteenth Wfc opposed 10 official
ence in the sel.cloa OF lis Nominating Committee ana ina
Conee nomaatng themselves 10 Office are requested 10
meet al The Suyvesant Institute Lecture Room 90 ihur
day Evening al Z! o'clock tor purpose IF making soch
modification ia The ticket reported shall free from nose
objectioas and restore the regular domination 10 Tue
DI.
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IT'D. annietou a. 60. have this day publishe,
p ~ DICTIONARY

OF ARTS MANUFACTURES AND MINES
Containing clear exposition OF their Principles and PraG
| ted with 1910 engravings. This number completes the
work.
Among the volumes concerning Ike Arts and Sciences
Connected Immediately with political economy and the
ordinary business OF human society," not probably can
be designated which, tor lis mulaons topics, and It's e1.
tensive adaptation citizens who engaged in the most
useful pursuits in lie, ntriuscay generally vaua
he as DR. Ures Dictionary Arts Manufactures and Mines
II nota mere definition OF terms or only description OF
Subsancea catalogue of active eBploymens, but IS
exhibition of all tue most Important and necessary OF
those numberess avscaons and trades which promote the
welfare of society and The Comfort OF individuals and
families
There OF the prominent pursuits OF commercial
life which adequately defined by Dr. Ure; the fol-
lowsg may especially be deSguaiedi Artists, Brokers'
Chemists Druggists Engineers Manufacturers OF every
material Mechanics OF all trades, Merchants MealiurgstS
and Miners. Lawyers and Custom House officers
ciay interested in the OF Dr. ures VOLUME Tor the
definitions ami facts concerning materials and SUBJ
which the yaroas fabrics composed OF which
this Dictionary unods should accurately be known Every
counsellor should possess Dr. Ures Dictionary as his band
book in all complicated mercantile questions appertanlng
the stuff of any manufactured article; and the 5edera
Government sheud enforce upon every house Off
keep Dr. Ure's DiccI.sy him, that he might
mistake his classification OF the articles submitted TO
his search. Hence il appears that the Dictionary OF Arts
Manufactures and Mines" by Andrew ure especially as
is cheap is exactly adapted 10 the present e1gences OF
the American community.
"Ths is unquestlCnanly Of important prac
teal scientific works wh!cn tue present century has pro-
duced Il is nei only invaluable book reference but
presents the various subjects OF which it treats, with
ordinary Intelligence Every scientific man may he
pected possess himself of the work OF course
commend il aO with equal confidence TO all pro-
essedly SCIENCE who wish 10 enlightened 10 re-.
pect TO thousand things of which the great s ~
deed oundy ignorant but which ei deeply into
the economy OF civil society" ALBANY Argus.
ing price five t,oars or II preferred in TWO vols price
y " AIS
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~ New Works received and for sale at the Tribune


s.Nnss SAKsAr.RlLLA is the rlos important the
NJ ii ,eIx,- apc 81, lug phenomenon u The universe II
GhoC5 au. xxai,el AID exquisite pleasures aLu -
III, snrc .re ni.s derives the largest popoion
OF ,a,aah.e knwic,ise When decsmposed Is found 10
CousS OF lhS Sevt primary colorS mus pio'us uie Sun
the ,su G. loa wh.cce i, con,s be the grand painter
o. AS liz - 70 The physical werid health 10
the ph sicai frame. Rtuove The one ana All Is
way ,he other aud m1nw iihers ere ne pco,s y; .e
RAYS OF the syn nae warmth and renewed Veot hlo
ME vegetable creaiioa-so Sandss Sarsaparii!s iiuses
strepe the weak and ianguld frame Dauy expert
epct results the nio pleasing and un0ohea o
eudenng thousands who had given up ID oes
par Cures recorded calculated 10 satsy lse inos s
TO aforementioned. Chronic arrangements, cataneous
impurities The BLOOD &c. al I'll safely aAo psr!eIsi}
cgsec ey it, se For particulars See advertisements III 'ns
sold, wholesale and re.a aud for eIporsa
sT Ss Endnss No a7s srosdway ssrae, OF Chambers
sure, New-ioTs. Sold also by A. q l. q. Sands, DRUG.
g Nos 70 and 100 Of SANDS ny
s generally thrag hout The ni,ed States Price 81 per
bottle, SIX beues ~
r- Decidedly the best entertainments and amusenen,s
in Toe City are at The Atne. lcan Maseenl.
rr Tse grand and sublime exhibition OF The Tra! Of
be renewed 10 Philadelphia. Families, schools SUNDAY
schools &c should sure 30 visit II us hgn.y aha
recommended by The clergy q az arll1ll"1u'"s
PoST OFFICE,
NEw.YoRH, April 4,h, l8iS>
NJ. From, and ,f,er this day the Great Southern MAI
viii n. cIoI daily a, this office, hall past A. M
sscoDo mai, Tor Philadelphia, Hauiuoie eho "
Ton CIV viii close daily at halipast oceck, r. al es
cept Sundays which days ali 'he naass a e'e'eN :"
AI.isa'' JoaN L6R,MER GRAHAM, Postmaster
ITO T OFFICE,
NSw YORK, April 5, 1915
ar North vxail.-From and after This day tne Nor.n
win o.. cIc,ea nj this oce 50 INMATES past
p H. daily except Sundays, when all The Mails are eoseo
at ), JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, Postmaster.
U spring Fashion Eants.-Hais Of The new
sorpr syls VII he offered a, our counter and after Sat
nrsav oh ,ns, l SPENCER, Halter,
,nh2 If No. g. Chambers st. doors East OF Broadway
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A. H. HENRY, Secretary. 40 z

IL Fourteenth ASard.-The Democratic wing
Electors of the WARD, will meet al Broadway Hous corr
c. at bait past O'Clock, TO- the srpcse o: hearing the re-
port OF the Nominating Coumee and 10 respond to the
Nomination OF The aiayorally Convention.
BY order OF the Nominating Committee,
G.. n. TAYLOR Chairman
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~ To LET for one or more years.--A
a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

asse-. HIGHLY IMPORTANT.-Adam
-: Co.'S Ne~-Yefk aad Boston Ds!v Package
Exp-fss via Sorwica and Worcester Railroads
-The subscribers respectfully give notice thai the
damages 10 the Norwich Road, cccasoned by the Iate
s,on have been repaired and that their Cars now PASS
over ea,re thus adoraing 70 Merchants era
est and os, ex oedops mode conveyance, ayo,ding
i,s;,h ~ ~ 49, ADAMS L. CO.,
ass,is No WaiEHreet
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II W Summary aaetooesr Tesree,lsy .oIIEiss
Sale o Fursture at hoases TO which he wlgtve percna
attention. moderate charges informs families that
he has taken the large No Ala Broadway next Canal
street. 100 long the disposal OF furniture ana other
goods during April and will sell Tuesday and Friday,
10 ociack, such goods unlimited Families nos
wishing all part their furniture sold the house WIKI
fDd The above desirable location
Sales paid day after delivery. al DIS
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Passengers arrived
Inthe brig Galveston. from Galveston Texns-sirs San
dcrson and children Mr. Kmbe, lr Lewis, MIR Hopkins,
and in the Storage.
In the packet ship Moareal from Lendon-John Bull,
Edmund Rice, II B Appeiord. Applecrd Wm Peii6 and
lady, Miss Carron, OF London Wiley o. New 1ofh, ana
Sc in the Storage.
Ia the packet ship Vile de Lyon, irem HavreM Jean,
Colv.e and Salmon Gerron OF France, aad II in the
glcerage.
Passengers Sailed
In the packet ship Baltimore, for !ayre-Capaln Lou.
vel, lady and servant, OF France; Cousne-y NY Mrs
Beetle, Miss Newman.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, APRIL 6, 1885,
MINIATURE ALMANAc.-rH1s DAY
Rise. 5H ). IS Sets % MORN asn aISi Morn
Latest Dates.
LONDON .......... March HAyRE ....,.......Fe Feb.
LIygRPooL........ March NEW-ORLEASS.. March "a
CLEARED.
Ships Commerce, Ashton, Amsterdam, d II Robertson !;
jas Mintprn, Stark NO, WIN Nelson.
Bri-s Line Rock, Aud, NO, Durham Dmond; Sham
rock Smith, Pr Pere and market, Badger Peck EN-.
line, Jordan Portland; Long Island Howell, Mobile Dun
ham !; Diul0n.
Schr Regulator, Hawkins Wilmington nc, 5 Mitchell
ARRIVED.
Ship Manhattan, Wbere.I, 10 ds im Amsterdam via
Rams gate, ud-e 70 PheifisT i " issna
Ship Globe, Philadelphia, DIS m Montevidco, hides
10 W " Deferest L Co.
Packet ship Montreal Tinker, I'm London Portsmouth,
March 8, n.dze 10 J Grs~ cid.
Packet ship Vile Lyon stoddsrd, Hayre FEB Il,
mdze &c TO Vim whiuocs, Jr.
Brig Venns Hanmon SO DIS TN Barbadoes, in ballast 10
Br brig Dolphin ClerRont 80 ds fun jersey, salt to Good.
Br- Thomas Cuts - IL ds fm NO, sugar and molas-
ses TO master.
NY. jas, arrived from NY.
Brig Freghter Blanchard 10 DIS fm Neuyas, segzrs and
oasses Holt Owen. Leit brig VAN panoag cotsen,
loading for NY; bark California, wilson, dscnarging scr
PrDce.s IuSt arrived.
Big Eeoecea Fisher. I'm Guayama, PR, sugar TO mas
Ter
Brig Eveine, Gould, of KenDebenk, I'm Ponce Pr 18th
March, molEsses and sugar T Lord.
Brig Peter Demil, Lewis Is ds n Darien, cotton to al
Demill
Schr Holly ash White la ds fn NO, provisions
Dir scfr corsar Lewis, o ds fn 81 Johas, NE fish
& 6 Laurie.
Schr sophia, Ryerson, Yarmouth, Ms, wood TO
Fl B-a:ne.
schr Ssn,ee, Rider DIS in Georgetown. SC, -Four and
corn II w & Hitchcock.
BELOW briggs. Wind N
MEMORANDA
Packet ships Baltimore and Ontario, ami several vessels
are detained on account OF head winds
DtsAsTERs
The brig hetamora, Wright, from Havana for Boston
with cargo of uoiasses IN goisg into Holiness Hole On
the Sd inst the West Chop nsar The lighthouse on
hard bot,cEi, where She LAYS in dangerous situation
Ship Spartac al Holiness Hole, fall vi water; she
stripped 10 her lower Her oil has I'LL been disd
By THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL
From orr Philadelphia Correspondent
PaILApELpHiA- April SP 81.
Arrived this day-Brg, Pearl. Harsns, ds fm Boston
Brig Aniaras, Croweii, ds I'm Boston.
Schr Pennsylvania, Bacon, ds I'm Eosh3o.
Schr Independence. Stewart, 6 ds I'm Fail blVer-
Schr Albion, hale, Z ts I'm NewburyporI-
Weather cold and scrmy-Wina WNW
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nj, re.rh yy,r.I~NDEMOCRATlc WIGS,
aROESE!-'rhe Democratic Wing Electors oi the Tenth
Ward and all IN favor OF kcooomy the administration OF
the Civ Government aud ii s:rici accountability of ali Pub.
r Otcers TO proven, Drtacaons ard thereby lghea The
burdens of the People requested 20 meet al Columbian
H. Grand street. Fday evening 7ih ins al Is O'CLOCK
TO receive the Ne port lie Nominating CGnTt,se Tor
Charter Officers OF the ara, ad respond 10 ha nQDln
alton Of Ropert Smh lpr mayor
By order OF Nominating Committee,
JOHN COGER, Jr. Chairman.
w,,,.,, Iosre Jr Secretary u
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u Sixth Notwithstanding Wings 10 Action =
The Democratic Wing Electors OF the Sixth Ward are re-
ouesed 10 attend Public Meeiisg 10 hr seld al Monroe
Hall on Thursday Evening, april 6th u O'Clock to hear
the report Committee selected nominate Charter
Ofcers for the Ward also, respond The nom ton
made By the Mayoray Convention and transact such other
business as may before them having tendency TO
promote the success Of Wing Cause al The ensuing cleo
ZION. BY order ni ;he onnlnl,',e 30, -,
JESSE EVERETT. Chairman.
AIosrs r TAyIop Secretary ASH
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DEALE'S MUSEUM and PICTURE

ITIFt LTi - NIUDILUNI tIU IN III
IL GALLERY-C. H. DEvoE Manager.-Every day
and evening this week. the sublime and beautiful exhibited
OF the TRI Al OF CHRST,a group OF % figures III S,au.
airy. The Norwood Gypsy OMAN can be consulted face
face in private apartment She does not pretend ia be
Teller by hnowlcuEe OF
ougy, Fnysognomy, Philosophy, Phrenoogy Mesmerism
aud the hidden Sciences, be able 10 instruct others OF
good intellect She will inform them il they married or
giv ~ them history OF past times, the present and the
future, she knew them from BIRTH She has no connec
ton with knowledge OF Madame Aaolphe, account OF
whose imposition and runaway from Ulster appesSed in the
New-YorE papers recenty-Admission TO the Museum Is
cents: children half price. f2O
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en-. LOTS ON FIFTH AVENUE FOR

49, LU > UN r 1T I II nv L1NUI L ON
49, SALES Lots being the entire front, on the east
SIDE betw cen I2it and 18th streets.
Also one lot on 18th street, in rear OF above
U no, sold al private sale before the 9Th OF April They Will
M thai day sold public auction At the Merchants III.
change by VIM Dumont "a. j. Bieecker, Aucuoneer)
1.-THE Lo, on i3 also be purcha sed, 50 thai
All the aypnue lots could extended the depth OF 25
feet Apply 10 VIM II. HARRISON. Mod New St
mn III or No ls7 Fulton
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~ HOUSES TO LET. Five new 8
Gg story brick houses la MacdOuga street, between
Bseeker and Houston streets, 6nhed in very handsome
STYLE and replee with syery coGvenienee-arbe Nantes
in The basement first and second sories The Crotor water
brought 10 the Kitchen These houses will be completed
by tie 2o instant. when may be bad. Apply to
- AUGUSTUS FLEMING,
ma Ivs No II Leonard street
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AUCTION SALES.
by S. DRAPER, !r.-Stors 81 Viii
n J IsIa-areet. corner ~ pEesTrc,
THURSDAY. Aprii s

At 10 o'clock, al toe snct.on rom.
FRENCH AND GERMAN tSoops-By Ca,slrgue-ioe cases
Frepch German and other foreign goods, comprising an
extensive assortment fancy ana staple agees OF reSspt
importation adapted to the spsipg Trade. Terms az
all sleo and for approved endorsed
SoeS.
Ai>s ar extra invoice comprising ooe Nous ae Laine
Shaws OF quality and patterns never exhibited IA ihis
country.
Also, an iavoee style SeroGs Shawls.
Also arge invoice lace goods Ia great variety con>
ing CT plain Bobbret Lice embroidered do Co. fgnrsa
Cap Nets thread worked EdsinsS 30 40 DsertpSS foc'-
rugs, Qai!lrugs- Tarlelsn Laces, &c SC
Also ~ cases ocache Long Cotbs damaged IN scSoaer
Aon;1no with which me SAFE will commerce acd sold Tor
account WHOM il may eoac-rn
TUESDAY. April H.
Also $500 pieces paper hasgag, to close a ctEcere.
WEDNESDAY, April u.
AT 10 O'Clock, at their auction rooua.
CLOTHS AND CAssiMESEs-Erom the Sheives--A general
o. Cloths GaSsiueres Sc lor approved
notes, months for all sums OF 500 and oSec,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
An nvaice OF French Macknaw blankets III sles, aom
10 points; super white pengees sacGers sewsssi POE.
gee hdkis, white and crinisn plain AID aaredi secasa
pongecS; blk blue and assorted servings BID SUNS
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NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
IL On Saturday, the 29tk OF April VIII be issued
be first number Weekly Journal, of enlarged di.
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~ Prof. &. n. MaGiH will preach each evening
this week. and through next Sabbath IN the NJ Church
in Forsyth street. near Division Services commence week
2. ~ Seats free. do ~
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n Twelfth ,d.-The' Democratic Naig Elec
tors of The h Ward are Invited 10 attend meeting TO be
held nj Hazards xoikve corner OF Third Avenue and
glth street, Thursday eyening The 9th April nslanl at
half past O'clock receive the report o the Nominating
Committee. go
ny The Nominating Committee will meet al the same
Mace at o'clock WILLIAM HOLMES, Chu.
Ser,v
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p ThIracenth Ward.-PUBLIC MEETING
The Democratic Wing Electors OF The Thirteenth ard
are requested TO meet al adjoining James Greg
Thirteenth Ward House. corner of Grand and Cnton-ss,
on Friday Evening april 7 q O'Clock TO hear shs re-
port of the Ward Nominang COMMITTEE ase "a respond
didaie for Mayer.
Hyiorder OF the Ward Nominating Commuae
GILBERT DAYTON, Chairman
a6
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Seventeenth yy,a,a-cnAaTEaNo NOTICE.

Seyeu,eertb Ssrasa-CIIAaTERNoI CE.5Ine
Democratic Wig Electo,s OF The Seventeenth "aro are
reoues.e! TO assemble the Henry Clay House corner Oh
Avenue and Frs,reet Friday evening" the iith nsl.
AZ nall past O'Clock the report OF the NoEha
n@ Canmi,tee Tor Charter Officers order Of the Com.
mil,ee 1. ". Cho her1th-t-' 80" - o.
d. II. BuRTSETr, Secretary. az
u Marion Il. b. S.-ail persons interested IN M, the
progres o; The good cause invited 10 the meeting ln
ryesnr at los Broadway. Original ard in'eiiectnai
sneakers are expected attend THIS notice is
rr those who Intend signing the pledge CoaSntntonat
members are requested 10 be present 70 dnsael u
importance. JIM. S!.-. 49,, ~ -
sTniOnisis, TO your Pests IA 1tand ha ny o.
b ITonu,s Association wilt tIke place GA FRIDAY Even
@ n- VII al Head q carriers, Monroe Hal, corner OF
80, and Centre streets, O'Clock II expected inat
eyey member will be puncinsi in attending TO Inc ca aS
the S-oc, ION will move al O'Clock pIec!sely
| at p BY order. SiLAS CilChthiNo' siaeA'
u .saxue,s Tonic EermifnSe.-soiae Ineai.
cnes warranted 10 destroy worms Ia ca ureh iE 'e.J
well cacua,sd To destroy ME codfea tGo' us - O
the case with Iayn.s fcnic Yeriloge II Goes noi coz
tain single iusTe6ient hich harm TIE nos! oeiC1e
infant and ct IL .xpels from TIE system WIZ
cty and certainty perfectly astonishing Nol .E' -
only properly; hne Siohiacne, aliu =.
mtient and inermrn, levers has been adhlnisse.eo H
most gratifying results Obstinate cases Oh liies
yielded influence and oRc qualities !enae. II 81
IL is exceedingly pleasant 10 the taste. ,,,.,.
Prepared envy by DIR. d. JAYNE, 20 SCUM lGlasaee'
Philadelphia and sos Broadway, New-York-
Price II per bottle 20 ius-7
u The ailvauia Association will bold !, th ss1f
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"A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. L. Bar
IN rum, Manager.
Miss MARY DARLING, the celebrated Queen OF Magic
having given universal delight large aud Increasing au
diences is reen:sged and will present variety OF new
and brilliant experiments
Also enrage[ tor week only, DR.. VALENTINE the
highly popular Comic Dellneator, who will appear in all
celebrated Paror Entertainments and Table
Conversations.
CHANG FONG. the Chinese Jugger, will exhibit his
u,arvaons faas of sk in and dPIterity US7
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. To the sedentary.-Though nothing can be
more contrary 10 the nature OF Than sedenarF me-
yet this class comprehends by far the greater part oil the
species Almost the ubse female World and in nanuiac
turing countries, the Deor part of the males be rec
oned sedeniay. Many OF those who follow ssden:ayy era
ploymenis constantly bendiag posture as shoe
makers aiorS, cutters, &c. Sch situation IS extremely
hurtfu. Accordingly tnd such artihcers generally
complaining OF indigestion, headache pains CT the breast
and Side cos.veaess, &c, &c. The aneCt IN seGen.ary
people instead OF being pushed forward by erect pos
lure and the actions muscles IL manner conhaed
in the bowels; indeed ohe excreions be oaiy
performed where exercise wanting and when The matter
which ought be discharged IN Ibis way IS retained too
long in The body ut hare lad eiects as again takes
up IN lhe o, h.,oSoTs-
Wright Indian Vegetable Pills being cleanse. OF the
stomach and bowels and direct purifier OF The biooI are
certain not Only pain distress OF every kild
from body, but used occasionally, as to Keep the
body foa those hGmors which the cause OF every
aady Incident they VIII most assuredy promote
uch Just equal c:rcuztioa tie blood, that those
who lead seieAiay LIE viii not ouy enjoy sound health,
krt disease any kind will be, in impossible
Offices devoted exclusively 10 The sale The medicine,
wholesale and retail, No. 2as Geenwcbsueet NewYorh
Nc Tremonts,reet, Boston, and No. 1853 Racestreet
Philadelphia. IL
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MFR. HENRY RUSSELL purposes
I7 giving another vocal enter,a nment on Friday April
the TN, AT Nbo's Saloon. Upon this occasion he will intro
duce several OF his new songs. among which The Drunk
ard'-Tke Hero and the Philosopher national song
written upoa incident connected with Washington and
Franklin. The Founding OF Bell W ind OF the Winter
night''The Dream OF the Reveler'- New EoundL,nd
Dog For farther particulars the programmes will be is
sued Tickets so cents each, be had at Hewt and At
willis music stores. 81 IL.
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TEiyisf, Ward.-The MECHANICS aud WORK.
ING MEN OF tire Empire Ward friendly 10 The nomination
of their we'll known ad Tried friend, ROBERT SMITH,
the Wing candidate for Msysr requested to assemble
at the Howard H0use on kr"'ay evening 3h April al y
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II The Efoi. Ely Moore and An, Greetey
Esq. will her discussion the Science OF Gov
eminent embracing the question, 50 Is Thomas W Dorr
The legal Governor of Rhode Island "at Nibos Saloon,
Broadway or Friday evening al y O'clock THIS IS one
the pcran discussions in The course, ana should
De listened 10 By all who feel in e perpetuiy OF
present of Government Tickets l2t cents: TO be
zo5 Broadway at the aoor on the evening OF the
Debate. do II
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GII,K AND MILLINERY GOODS

" Cheap Tor Cash-L. " STEVENS IIale SIevens y
ar1man 95 Beaver street. one door from Pearl street. and
first street below Wall street. New York. hand very
chocey selected millinery goods for the spring
trade of hch been purchased auction at The
present ruinous and will be sold from ~ 10 90 per
cent below the cost omporalou The subscriber adopts
The pursued the establishment last year
that OF attending the cash auctions daily, and availDS
himself OF the bargains that oer and he in Turn selling
then small! advance for cash. and cash only. Many
who bought goods OF s. G. last year wen know they
decidedly CHEAP per than could be bought elsewhere.
And he would respectively invite merchants md nincrs
in the city country who want any goods in The snbsco
ne fail giving him call before purchasing else
where they may depend il Will be tor their interest 10
10 te will have constantly on hand full assortment
of hat silks and ribbons and all other goods IN TIC millinery
line besides good of Of silk goods in general
Satin and Ta;iea ribbons from No 10 TO- constantly on
hand direct from the Auctions very low. al lais
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NEW CARPETINGS, Oil Cloths, &c.
The subscribers invite their friends and the public TO
vs, the extensive Carpet and Floor Oil Cloth Warehouse
and examine their stock of Carpets, Floor OIL Cloths,
Hearth Rugs India Maings Table and Piano Covers NC.
&C. which they hesitate say excel any former nI
poraons their patterns have been selected with the great
est care and manufactured order by the most celebrated
European manufacturers
Purchasers would find their interest 10 call before max.
ing their selections C. w. SMITH, COMPANY,
nj 6tis 254 Broadway opposite City Halt
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(Signed) SEYMOUR VAN DUSEN,
Pastor OF The Methods, Episcopal Church. Duanest
New. York, March 81, 1915.