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cv,,,c,s CORDIAL is sold al Nos Murray st. o5 If

~ Spring Fashions.-For me accommodation
,W.rufacurers abroad the STYLE Of Gentemen's Hats
S h nsnnp Spring will be forwarded them by mail
,;,;on most paid 10 LEARY s. co.
Nos. and : Astor House.
NB-Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats Of the
,tvle at counter
Neg. York Feb. Is 1871. ia Wt
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r4:io,. nfthe Tribnne.

To the Editor 9th 7T'6'"e
A. advertisement appeared our paper Of Satur day
b.ded Sixteenth Ward Clay Club" purportng to be
ofthe proceedings of an adjourned Of that
III ;oned WA stoutenborough, Vice President, and f.
secretary which we pronounce forgery
80 NOT authorized any advertisement Of the kind.
A''' WM. STOUTENBOROUGH,
First Vice President Of the Club.
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Passengers Arrived

In tie packet slip Ind pendsnee from Live'goo-M[ Nj
ch.e Nurph; of Pmla Benz Eaton OF One, DR. Budd Of
England, Mr. John Mccormick OF lreand-i3 Storage.
Inthe sci9 Messenger from HaiVaT " S-CaIt God
frey Mr. oak first mate. Mr. Smh second mate, VOL
ford Smith. w jones, tate OF the brig Balkan.
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LEI

n.Lo, b;ns (;srrck Liverpool Burgundy. Havre Ala
A,ma' New Orleans; barks Ann Walsh Aralacheoa
kss. schrs VIM. Wilson, Aux Csyes, and number Of
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RICHARD VAN DYKE r. nn,n,

DERkMpTORY SALE TO CLOSE A CON-
I Germ WITH AN I>,SURANCE COMPANY
ANTHONY J; BLEsCKER y co. viii sell t puolic
Auction, 70 the highest bidder WEDNESDAY, esth d.y
q ssoruscy 1875 Y ococs the Merchant S,chIaSe:
81 LOTS 0E GkOU\ No, embracing on G- Ss>oua Az
ioiGin The south side OF Twenty 6i street the
Secosd and Third Avenues aud sxs.1n. within l4S e,
the Thru AveGup; the Lott shoat deep S-w-.
extended thu Second and Third Avenues, The
is high. ,od ground he Ctoa lad through s
and bu'lt upon north side oppasi PROPERTY
IS yer cent may em&G rstge purchasers rnay
wit, the CoH build Id nave PER cent ro.
o hr pllcha,e moGey. Aud lheeloas;hs cost Of
building additional IN mcGiga.e.
vars the Lots sa Plan. of Building 20 sc had at he
Aucianee's Office Cater Thursday next Nc Br,ai.t.
rear V'l'-st.eeL ia ,2Slh
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Fourteenth 1Vard.-Agreeab!e TO a re

of the Democratic WIS General COMMITTEE the
Wings OF this Ward requested at Broadway House
or MONDAY evenpc 26th hall past O'clock for the
urpos. Of eIectng three Delegates represent them IN
Wing Mayoraliy Convention aud also appoint Nomla'
zting Commute. fOI Charter Officers
JOHN sNEChN-R, Chairman Ward COMMITTEE
i iosS SaS.rgI1o Secretaries lir2.2,
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public Stock Exchange, Feb. "a.
Commercial and Money Matters.

There was large amount of business done at
the Stock Exchange, an although the market rather
heavy during first session. the second beard there
was great deal Of bunyancy.
Exchanges continue very dull, with moderate
supply Sterling is quiet 8, 9; Francs 80 2S!; Am
serdam 80; 40; Hamburg 35.; Bremen 7Sa.
The fnllnwing are The nlotatiOns for Specie:
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Il Second Ward.-Pursuaut to the recommends
ton OF tie General Comittee the Democratic Wings of the
Second Ward requested 10 meet al Jones' Second Ward
Hotel. No. 81 Nassau Tuesday Evening Feb 9Th
at half past O'Clock for The purpose choosing three Dele
gates the Ward the Niayoraty Convention
bs held al ;he Bioadway House Friday March !
also app I'M Nominating Committee for the purpose Of
selecting candidates for Charter Offers and for the
OF such other business before the meeting
By order of the Ward Committee
GEO. A. HOOD, Chairman.
HENRY Harris, csc-.,,-;o.
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u First w ard.-Pursuantt to recommendation ofhs
Democrat Wing General Comri'tee, the Wing Eecro;. oil
the rst Ward requested Thrsshes Broad 81
hotel on Monday Evening; 25h 7o'ciock. for tbs
purpose OF eectng three Delegates the Mayoray Conren
ton, and also Committee nominate Charter officers
the ensuing election full attendance of Wings desirable
CHAS. RlDABOCk, Chairman
JoHT T. LoRToy. Secr.tarr ra2l p
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~ Fifteenth Ssrard-rhe Democratic Wing Eier-
tors OF the Fifteenth " ard requested TO assemble at Con
.tution HALL $50 Broadway ond evening. February
18th INST halt pas, o'clock, for the purpose OF
pointing three Delegates TIE Nayorly Convention 10 be
held al Broadway House Friday evening, the Isl OF March
next at halt past o'clock. Also appoint Nomiaa-
ting Comz,tte- Charter Ocsis for the ensuing
wear. BY orcrr Of the Ward Committee,
80 ALVA SPEAR, Chairman
SpSns sHiN SF,} Secretaries. q,gSSu
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EOR ALE-VlRGlNlA LANDS, lin contip
uMion OF sale Of the nth inst 33 res of Land
in the State Of Virginia situated the counties Kanawha
and Fayrtte. dg iLd of each I've
and Of this under cultivation and
the whole desirable settlers These Lands are we, Of
the district and well wateed by large sreama
AID their branches, They will be sold ratcei., accom-
MEDIATE purchasers map, copsd from the otatr
Survey Map, the otc- Of the Aucopeers No
badstrre The lands will be sold for Cash aad lndil-
putab!g title given + farther particulars .pplyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER & CO..
i?6 No. 7 Bfoad.strret
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NJ O. Fish has ready his Spring fashion for ge.-
,weps Hats which for durability and style surpasses any
hing before offered O. Fish received the first Premium for
Nua Hats al the late Fair this city, and the first the
,rs Fair in Philadelphia. The public invited call and
snec his Hats at his Warehouse 1877 Broadway doors
above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
22f lmis faShiouaoie hatter
~ GentiemeE's Hnts-SPRlNG FASHION =
An entire new and beautiful article, ready.
AMIDON Fashionable Halter,
III I'm soGs wall street, corner Nassau
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spRvNG STYLE OF HATS.

~ BIRD corner Pine and Nassau streets, has now ready
Coz ,maton and sale the Standard Pattern of Gentlemens
Hats for the ensuing season.
cs ,mNWFSSy BIRD, Pine and Nassau sts
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VALUABLE LOTS ON SIXTH AVENUE.
and on TWENTY-SlXTH, TW ENTY-SEVENTH
aud 7 TWENTY leigh tn STREETS.
Four OF ground the westerly side OF the Sixth Ave
nue., between Twenty.nnih and Thutieh.strests.
Two lots ground the north side of Tw.nty-eiehth-
street. GEAR the sixth Avenue
Four lots of ground the north side Of
street beginning 100 feet from the Sixth Avenue.
-Four os Of ground the south side of Twenysevsn,h
street between the SIKH aud Seventh Avenues
Two lots OF ground the north side of twenty. srthst
beginning l25 feet from the Sixth Avenue.
Apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER x &C
f26 No Bro .d.streer
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- Thirteenth SVaTd-pursuaGt 70 recrn r1el d.
alton of The Democratic Wing General Committee the Dem
oca,ic Wing Electors Of The Thirteenth Warl WI! NEE; 1t
o'clock the purpose o selecting three DELEGATES to repre-
sent the Ward in NayoraIty Convention; also. COMMITTEE
10 nomn.r candidates be supported The ensuing Charter
r-'e'''oA Alfred w. WHITE, Chairman Ward Com
Jouy VI (;RtryTrus Sec W c. 2if q
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. go P. NJ.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
-. at,,v Phillips Pratt, New Orleans, Post phllps
SHIPS pr-r Cha, !eston G. sutton Alabama Bunker,
ane.ns w Nelson Brake (Rus) Mckauder Gibaral-
BaIk bEIor;da Croker Apa,achcoa. Post Phillips
BITE pa,th Norfolk StuTses Chairman.
Bell ELL w Edgar Woosen Edenon October Ellrdge,
curscoa, j. Fouk Sons,
ARRIVED.
car, ovoca Ccdmus days from Virginia, with oysters,
TO the master
BELOW.
MO, bip Prince Albert, Sebor, from London and Ports
Ian 26 wh Indze and passengers. to Gdnneil Min.
TUNE ship os,ar Lawse1 50 days from Stockholm with
90 Roornan s. Johnston.
iI9 n ~ h,1k Brothers, Daniels, Liverpool:
b bf,S o Hsca from St Kits, 10 A. Hubbard.
pDi.o Bremen bark and big.
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III ED /:

MARRIED:
At Gavesend L. l., F bruary %, Mr.. ROBERT MAGAw
Miss ALICE DAVENPORT.
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10 Third Lyard.-The Wing Electors OF the Third
Ward ar. requested to AT their Head Quarters
Washington street. WEDNESDAY, the 29th Feb inst.
O'Clock for the purpose of selecting three delegates to
the Mayoraty Convention and also Committee nominate
Charter officers for the ensuing election.
b order Of the Committee,
JAMES f. WOOD, Chairman.
W Ru.K, Secretaries 1885,
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SnA TO LET-from the first of May, small
Ia story brick HouIe mot new, and in good repair
.is in bsscu nj under CELLAR 1t pleasantly
situated the OF the lot No las Clinton Grand
with very handsome ga deu 'front.' lag 10 he side
walk For further particulars inquire at 3 Cliton street.
L..
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A MEXICAN LOCK MANUFAGrURER,S

A MEXICAN LOCK MANUFACTURERS
IA DEPOT.-Th subscribers invite the attention ofbpild-
and Others their Am can
Locks comprising Knob Rmand VI rse Lock, aud Latch
from all the celebrated ork manufacturers of all sze,
and prrrs suit the economical, Sliding door Irim
minSs Store Door Locks, Bolts. Sc sc W. furnish
Pated KNOBS ant Furniture for Locks; aso White Metal
and Rose Wood Knobs shutter and Blind Hinges aud Fas,en
inss Hook Hinges Plate Hinge, Barn poo Hinge ,lark's
DAD AID Narrow Butts Jam celebrated Screws Coopsr's
Glue Shot Lead. Door Belts Pulls, Ctanks Bell rim
mngs. Window Puileys and Fstrnugs. Sash Cord Sash
Weights. and Builders Hudware every variety Country
Merchants aud athrs orders from their cau Gud
tins Establishment The best assormen, Locks thar an
b. found the ty winch viii enable them to make their
selection with the lestelay possible and lowest prices,
VAN BLARCOM x CHAMPLl y
(suCce to f.. j * II. Rpo5syeit.)
f2h cll p 81 u door hhnYn unrLInan IL y Y
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORk, FEBRUARY 90

FOKT OF Nt.W-I URA, EDILUAR1 70.
MINIATURE ALM.,NAc--THls DAY.
Tvs Suv The Moon. FULL SEA.
Rises 6 ia Sets..5 Is Morning i II Mosnin. ! Is
LATEST DATES
London February Aavre $1,000. February
Liverpool 49,. February New Orleans February Is
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~ sixteenth Ward.-FLgi. Of ihe Sixteenth
Ward 10 The ReSeue-Ihe y hgs of This Ward WILL "a &C.
assemble Nlouday evening next 10Th instant al II oc9cS
al azieton o 7t street sud 9th avenue to seec,
Broadway House EIidag evening, March lt; ant kewse
sons 20 be sup9ortsda for Charter officers
b order Of the Ward Commit
WASHINGTON SMITH Chairman
WILLIAM II. FUpp, S,r.t.-ias
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NEW BOOKS.
AT The TRIBUNE OFFICE,

I y
NO. $50 NASSAU-ST
~ Sews'nsu; Nswsboys, Carers and Couatry Agents
suppiied AZ pub shes prices
JACK OF pHE MILL a Firesids Story. b. William
The HER TIC. Novel translated from IN Russian
THE uSLoysb one. By Ms Holland -:
ARAbELLA SIU ART; By G. P r. James .
THE ASHLAND TENT y.
THE O>iNl6US. Nos. and - .
The MUSICAL ALBUM containing Eve popular nsw
LOVE AND MONEY By Sary howi;t,. " ~ r.
Az me new Cheap Publications may De had At I..~
Iro-n Once CcuntTy agents depend on having their
orders attended to with and dssatch. Address
WILLIAM II. GRAHAM,
Tribune Othce l60 NASSAU street,
y B. The office fer Grskarls As-azine mas beea egno.sd
70 Tri5Gne Buildings, i61 Nassau where agents sd
Others D. supplied Publishers advance 26f
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TEN THOUSAND COPIES
NOW READY,
At the Ns,o World Office, 80 Ann street,
THE BEETHOVEN COLLECTION OF
SACRED MUSIC.

The ca: delay III getting dis work ready will De amply
repaid Ii quality and beauty will confident,
than meet the expectations the public Osaaiss Schools
and ChoiTa can be supplied
Price ore Dosr-or 50 dozen 10 the trade
23T J. WINCHESTER Publisher
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ARRIVED.
BELOW.

seh ovoca codmus days from Virginia, with oysters
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DGALE'S n. Y MUSEUM. A OMISSION
& ONLY i2t CENTS.
The Manager * lappy announce au engagement with
Hiss LOUISE pUROTHEA WAGNER, the fortune
Telling G,psey Carl, sister
The CELEBttATEp GiPSEY QUEEN
of the American Nuseum. She b. from o'clock
IN the moralng ill O'Clock the afternoon. dressed IN her
native costume, aud be privately consulted regarding
PAST, PReSENr AND FUTURE EVENTS. She
cannot BE- the evening National Portrait Gallery
Grand Losm0rams and 0UDea cunostes Admission one
shnE l2l those who consult the ti,p.-y l
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~ Mechanics Institute Lec!ISres.-M

CHARLESL BAKRlTT vi deliver the twentieth Lecture
of the Course IN the Lecture Room City II this Monday
evening 2h instant al o'clock. Subecttlectro Galranc
Pl ng and C,ldn- illustrated with experiments Lecture
f,,- Room open al O'Clock &. w. CUSflNAN,
2sf IL Chairman l.. Committee.
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= Ninth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wings of the
Ninth Wad requested 10 assemble the Northern Ex
change BleckeI street Monda 26h !ast tor the
purpose selec:u. three Delegates represent the W ard
Mayoraty Conyention De held the Broadway House
on Frdiy evening, II March, half past ocockP Nj
Also 10 select committee nominate Charter Officers tor
URRIAH DAVIS, Chairman
" McGRATH, ssc'ys. Feb26 1t
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~ Fourth Eard.-The Wing Electors Of the
Fourth Ward requested the Shakespeare Hotel
corn-r of Duane and William streets on Monday Evening,
2th instant at z o'clock for the purpose Ct appointing three
10 nominate charter cfcer be supported at the ensuing
Election B order Of the Ward Committee.
CHARLES CHAMBERLATS, Secretary.
NJ NDRIkNEE Chairman
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. Ten:. Nerd.-the Democratic Wing Electors
Of the Tenth " md Guested assemble, pasuan 70 the
cali OF General COMMITTEE Monday evening h 10th INST
IL o'clock oumbian Hail for the purpose OF selecting
Iee Delegates represent - W4r IN ay crafty ConVen
non and also appoint Ward Nominating COMMITTEE Tor
Charter Officers.
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AUCTION SALES,
:. COTTON. Aucnone.r.

Y, +. COL TON. Aues,onesr.
ol;ION u CO, Auction and Commission,
No i3 Fultos and 81 Anr-stser, LiAer.
SaaGS sn Gonsispnents ard Drosap; resarus made
~ Ne .tHSRSOAf, Feb. es,h, AZ 10 O'Clock.
~ FeETistrset, corner of Chs:hano-s trs~t
osy s.LFThe Presses hiking Machines and
" OF large Book and JOB Printing sxsh
Of our ms efis Press 10 & ore Snrc
e. a. o 60; ere Medium DO; one improved
With sil t~ nsiarss pees ~ iase Pripng s,bI,b
t-Ts OF sverr description. ~ ".e W w * =
III HARD Van DYKE. Jr., A sc,,o,....
Ltitf!tr E.iEU6ALE BUILDING; OTIS. ON
- / WEN F{-EiGhTH.STREET between the s.co, 4
will sell AZ suetl"n on WEDNESDAY,, 2sh Of FeSru.ry
1871, sf i2 O'Clock, a; l! MerChanh' Exchange
All hosa vatusbelcts Stoaad the Gor:h.,,v
s OF fwsgtyetgh;h s;rest between hs Second Tha
Avenues The ssetps regulated paved bed and
snd lR'P ss tsess, and all paid All ,h+ pro.
Pefty 70 hr ntyhoo!aaod rsstnced nusaGces the
Sf"ao - excellent for celEs aud ihe Improvements the
T'cialJ ae good Trey are object buaers cc TIE
en- cliur oi block Of baidiuss
For turth-. particulars apply 10 the Arc,iope.rs No
bTo1c->treet neG W 81. street. (No, 50) D SITS
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~ Sixth Nard.-tne Democratic Wig Electors
OF The Sixth Ward requested Nj day Evening
the Of Feb oc ack, the North American Horl
the Bowery and Bayad street The
commentator OF the General Committee for the purpose Of
selecting Delegates represent the Ward the Mavor
atty Conventions: aud also appoint Nominating Commit
tee for Charter Officers
By order of the Ward CCmmittee
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r NsPTchFtilc y AZ 80 20
teen and last Lctur- OF the cou Ell be driveIei
liz Ii Al, TUESDAY evening, Feb III, at /. coc
by Rev VI. II CLAIMING. Subject-Pnurerssm
Modes OF Its Relief and Prevention
Tickets Is cents 10 be had at the door. b o5je7.
ie26 81 CHAS. ~ WHEATLGY, Rec Sec
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r'The Second Death Destruction OK
Beng and no, Endless LIE in N.'sy-Gto r ORES
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and fldaY Of this
week Services AZ O'Clock. Seals zee i2S =
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r. U,ch,b Xy6ies Arouse!-Inoprsu.

ance of cali Of tn Democratic Wing General committee,
meeting Of the Wings Of the EEhh Ward w be held at the
Howard Hoase Monday evening February 26th ISL at
hal past for purpose Of eectns three Delegates 10 rep
resent this Ward the Mayoraty Convention, and also 10
m,k tu the ctian Charter Nominating
Commute. HARVEY h-Ahi Chairman
DAVID l.. CRANE, Sor.,,-;s,
NNN-'N' 2bl
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Have You neart; Lac News! II you have
NOT usJ 10 i Broadway coTnsrof R-ade STREE and you
will hen that the important discoveries have
Gently been rladr-discoTeries which will effect complete
revolution medicine AID cannot isi produce the most
beneficial Trsait affecting they DO the d-4ies Interests OF
mankind nothing less the health and happiness OF TIE
human family Dis. o. the formid be ctract-r
which have iocg haa-l the wisdom Of The faculty
now fairly brought within re control Of medicine. Even
The ;c<atithie
COSSU MPTION. DEATHS Primo Minister,
which has long pTyed upon the fsest aud best OF Gu!
50 ci-s beE mad 10 ed the ssnave influence OF
NATURES REN- DIES.
IL This Of hUmbag, Ise assertions may pFear 70 &c
e,agssraroas bar hey ft!i r. Shcrr of tlt- -cay.
The properties Of te SOUTHERN BALai IuEnlsh sueh
satisfactory evidence OF ncac: diseases o. ne
THROAT and LUNGS, aad Other diseases caused OF CD
struct-d p-sl ston Cannot fa think TO me
most sceptica!. % ~
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Markets. Caree.lly reported TOR The Tribune

Markets. Carefully reported J'r me irtot's,
SATURDAY, Feb q.
ASHES.-Thsre bu; little Inquiry today Prices are
without change Pots could probably be sold better ha
81 Gel Pearls are O6i 2l with small sales az s. oS he
'toek Warehouse has diminished since last Saturday
'isbbl,. ofwhich 361 were Pots and 579 Pearls.
StoeL ., -. I,rnsr,,o, tf-nr,houSe Feb.
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By order OF the Ward Committee.
J. II HOBART HAWS, Chairman.
Cs.Rits COLDS Secretaries fv24 ct
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Nr Foreign Interference in the Ameri-
KILL be OF The temnO Lal

can BALLOT -l:oxes-! he extension Of the temporal
power of the Pore the United States By the
Retsai Observation-Disclosures of the Constitution Of the Uted
States from The assaults of Daniel OC onnsthe uenor OBJ
jsct re revealed b. ucidton fits morals rol'ti-
cal and religious teudencleS
Lecture the above will be delivered the Tabernacle
ON MONDAY evening the 10th 4. O'Clock by Lewis C.
Levin OF Philadelphia.
ckp,s Is cents-o be h. At the Office l3J Nassauseet,
AID at tie door or the evening If the Lecture 1t
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~. Post flee, NEw-YoRS, 2rll February, ls4i.-
English NAIL-The Letter BAGS per ROYAL Mail Steam
er hernia wnch leaves Boston FRIDAY the :tday
March, WI be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Offices
in city Thursday the goth instant at % minutes past
O'Clock r W. h- overland postage Of Ssc on etct single
letter mus; he paid.
Department sd Ne,rs Harade Co. has been annued by
the Postmaster General aud Agent special appointed b
Boston. JOHN LORIWE.R GRAHAM, 7. VI. Got II
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q seventh Sard.-FUBLlC"M EETING.-
Pursuant the recommend non o.! The General COMMITTEE,
assemble 5her head quartss Franklin Hotl corn, Of
a, II o'clock To- h- lpo.e selecting three Delegate
epcsen, them in the MyoTav Conventlon TO b. held at
The Broadway House Friday the lSt OF March,
ar II O'Clock Also 70 appoint Nominating Committee for
Charter ctfc ers. By order OF the Ward Committee.
CONRAD SWEET, Chairman.
T'rypv
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rEN CASES PRINTS.--LEE u BRbWS-
~ TER offer for sale their Print Warehouse,
3 Pearstre 10 p.ckases comprising the most complete as
inciudag Ffench Swiss Turkey Rrt EOgih and Amer
can macy II which wig coutrac,rd for beorr the
rise 10 ese gooI, can be SOLD than III. curs
nos nr n,ir.s rs IInis
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U ? Flith - aFtI.-INE DtmOcTat. Wigs OF tle
Fifth Ward are requested sembie the Mansion House,
los West Broadway Mend Evening 26J inst. at I: O'Clock
r VI for the purpose OF selecting three Delegates represent
the Ward In the Mayoraity Convention be held the
Broadway House Friday evening st March, at !!
O'Clock NJ also eecta Committee nominate Char
Ter Officers for the Ward the ensuing year.
AIN II. SCHULTZ, Chairman
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ys,,,,a.,o. OF Rooms and Lungs.

Mr.. EDITOR: VIII you permit me to say, that
ventilation, as now pIacticed, is more faulty In
mode than in degree. the error is not IN the
mode Of using rooms, but IN their construction.
Every room, from church down 10 en- omnibus,
should &c ventilated at the top, never at the sides
The ventilation of the room le salutary; the ven
tilation of the congres ation--which practically
means tanning them with cold airs destruc-
tive. This is attested by our shivering and
coughing congregations. Many Of US will prob
ably live Crowded we are not too much ventila
ted to see buildings sufficiently supplied with
rpaym instead of cold air. This can be In part
done from beneath. But the air that is discharged
at the roof might be caused to iIpart its heat
through a series of metallic plates or pipes to the
air that is entering the room through the ada
cent passages. The impurities would escape
but the heat be returned. There IS no Med OF
dismissing the heat with the impurities. The
warmth Of room might be in part sustained by
its own returned heat. ANY architect who should
M, this in practice would promote economy and
health at the same time. The writer suggested
This plan many years ago, lie has since had
the satisfaction of seeing the same principle
applied 10 a respiratory apparatus, a mass Of me
tsl,ic network or chuin placed before the mouth,
by means of which the lungs may be kept warm
by their own returned heat, and the northern IN
valid enjoy a, his own happy home all the securi-
ty of sou'hem residence. This mus! always
fe subject Of peculia. interest; ard the P'hiicai
qns OF the tiilcs ndcats ina: this interest va
increase.
But am DEPRESSING farther and farther from
the object originally In view, which was TO point
out the cause and the remedy OF an EVIL alluded
10 by your corresPon dent yesterday, fearing that
the only effect Of that communication would be,
to open our windows more widely and thus In
crease our danger. J.
New. York, Dec, u, ISL