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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-17

A MEXICAN MUSEUM-Co,rer Broadway and Ann
II street..
7. I. BAssrf, Proprietor.
+. HITCHCOCK. Msr1ger.
Ever day ard evening this cnmnercin:
TUESDAY, October 18th. 1871
GRAND PERFORMANCES
IL he.srropn O'Clock srd in the eveain- NJ "a o'clock
The r1aHsser ms en-eSe, NJ ANU Els. tho renowral
HiZ.4RD 0FTHE -SURIR.
who p'fioTu ri the Astonishing Of Is-rde-
rni gTundeftu sccues ~ PeH:r3sgHSn.
Also eu-Hcei, NJ WA. COLE the Iontort!0us anil his
.eErnei DOG BILLY.
i.at week OF M snd Mrs ~ ESrERN Two most islsntsi
pert fss WIN nave long hses fsvotcs with the numerous
patrons OF his p tlbhshmeu.
Also eCr1-~d
MISTER .iLERED. The JUyENIIE D.sNCER,
crly JaaS Old, lai- from the CINCINNATI I healr-
jest received from France a great variety OF
\ 4 ! MA Tons
.f-YD -hECH-f.vIciL FIGURESll
of various kinds including beautiful
Rope Dancer, Jaggler, houiag War Doll,
GrGHa Yess. PTsessslon II Tie ,haesads Gssrth Sc.
QUEEN VlCIOkiA'S STATE kObt.
GEN. TOM THUMBS COURT SUIT!
BEAUTIFUL MODELS OF MACHINERY
may be seen in operation By the power OF seaul sc.
rckcts = cents-chiltren under ten years l3N, OILS
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~ THE sixteenth Ward Ashland 4 ssoc'-
NiiON viii hold busne meeting, a their Head I1aI'.rs
be on nand Hs business OF great Importance will be
octel on. '
o. The Seventeenth ward Henry Clay
cimi, viii NEE hursda, evening at past cocS
smneranr. Hall in Twenty.seysnh ~ few doors east Of
no Ihifd Avenue Al Of conunui7e Protection 10
America lntustry invited 20 attend:
WM. SAM l.. JOHNSON. President.
David Bel.
James tiOfnty. Secretaries Oh
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HEyEI C. ScoTT, Dto'I Shsra
seg YORK, Jay 18th. I5;4.
lie above Siis a pcs=yoEast -
ncon- a.t5s E.ne 2isre.
SnsHs . SCOTT. DerG.y Shsrf
Ise above So . pOEtDonsd urLsi
oer nel-. zane hcG- un< plsE.-
HEszY G. ScVyT. peps-y Se>sEi
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WEDNESDAY. Ostobst g.
10 n'rlnrh II M ~ Iannl 49,

L. =. FISK. Auctinneef.
EQY e. 4 FISK. store No. y Canalsrret (yatorsl Hall
ID AZ Pryais Sale. a and Moss Maasss, at auction
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par Of tins CSy a, Rrooklyn Mt NINE cxSrs per
eOAs Gamer OF by those who prefer IT. at the same a'e
:of'I months OF year payable at the office IN
Person, wshs TO be served VIII please ssnd IN the names
through the Post Ofice or otherwise
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OF Fourteenth Ward Henry Clay Club.
IISGHITYSES FILLMORE ard WILKIN. will he held
in Grand street Rowey and Elizabeth street. on En-
day evening. IS h inst * O'Clock.
The Mechanic the Woknrn0n. the aborer and all those
who f,o Of protecting the Mechanic Arts oil me
cn,infy are invited TO attend and hear "eH 6Hoon Ne
chaue Ward ezpiun the difference between Pfotc
tive and .1nti.Proteciiye Tamil ,
AusTS BALDWIN, formerly Mechanic OF tins CITY, VIII Dc
present and acdfess MS brother craft ,
The Hanover Association american Eagle Ctub, GHd al
.her Clay Associations are respectfully invited 70 attend
S JOHN p. ALLEN, President.
am g \. h i, TATh0'' Vice Presidents
G f@s% of Ksieck. Secretaries. ora
~ Fifteenth ward Clay Club = meeting oil
thi, Club vii be held al Constitution Hall Friday even
g the sih inst half ncl"ck: be memberi OF ne
more and ki. earnestly requested 10 attend hi meet
All friend, OF the Glorious Protective system and all 9ppo,
penis of the Black Texns Scheme invited TO eend anc
sen to the eloquent addresses which may be expected on The
Several distinguished speakers have promised 10 send and
address the meeting. ~, at, g..
also wi De in attendance and various other arrangements
have been made TO make the meeting interesting
The ladies are specially invited and seats VIII be reServ ed
Cor hem. By order OF HENRY Z. DAWES, President;
DUDLEY -ELDEs.
IusEPH HHirk. Wee pr.<,1sr.s
A. N.S BJAEcOS.
G. WELLS.
A. A. - RodsfE E;o,rn Secretaries. ol7 BIC
NuEus'u' L. pi'',',
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Autumn Hats.-ise subscribe. announces Z
as customer, and o,hes h r-Sas 10 s-2py The Fall Fsi
tern CT Geatisuasns Has
The fe.s, Ns;sts furnished ,:....,-......st
.rv 81 SPENCER. 81 Charntszs s-Ieet-
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The Trustees OF the late Fulton Bank will on the
first OF Novembe, pay the late stockholders second
surplus dividend OF rer cent.
The LYNN (Nlass.) Mecha,ics Fire ard Marine
Company have just declared semannunl dividend
offs per cent payable on demand
A dangerous counte rleit of,he Bank of Lansing
bnrh of the denomination five dollars has
in circulation The vicuee drove of cattle with
man on Observation-Disclosures A-C W WallbTdEe. President
NJ Co,bin. Cashier.
The value of Exports to foreign countries from
a no Of Boston for the week cadinS Saturday Get H. S+t
MAS IN u american ve''ei'- stscsa
i'9-'
I, % Il ritish ycsse-nomestic products 81 81
49, Foreign products sd
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Yats-Fau Fashion.-Nos resfy.s eompie.e
,,.,; of tie Fail Fashion HATS which = eEa.ttr We
All :. cora 10 any fae1ured AZ old ss acsru
,r,eeS VIZ EiHs Mole Six Has. s2s; EItrs do -
i,S,.t,or Beaver. IS Extra Fine syAs
e''- -A1> WATSON s Co ia CAszhsIa scus.e
opposite J:;nes-s.rs1t-
~ n ~. III s,s-y ,;.<-p.ion on hs1d and made or
~ D. S-' - IS ThSSAu
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MorHrRs RELIEF The timely pise OF this article otter
avs both and child from The most sScruclaung suffer
rs and premature DEATH Sold only at q Cortlandtst
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state Of Trade.

AsHE,-Pos continues in very limited demand. We
still quote 81 SGT 62I Pearls very dull and are
held at IS 81.
BEEswAx.-This article improves daily in demand The
sales principally for export and rule at 3 30c for
prime yellow
CoTToN-The downward tendency of the market as
noticed yesterday has continued to-day and holders have
conceded &c the sales have been more extended
SCALE summing about 5000 bales at the decline noticed
Holders still anxious sellers, and the market is far
from firm The continued falling of in price at the South
and the Discrimination of shippers operate pur
chasers to make low offers and buy only such lots
offered cheap. Freghts continue al
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Illinois Wheat commands 81 2 q
81 Genesee Flour is mer and holders now ask 81
Sales at 81 ST..
ProvsIoSs-We have no alteration to report in the quo
tatons for Beef and Pork The demand for the latter is
improving slightly Lard is rather active than otherwise
We notice sales OF good quality at 6Ic Butter is in
fair demand and extremes range from l7c There Is
very little doing in Cheese. The sales reported rule at
6lc, for export
TIor This article is in fair demand. We quote sales
Of good qualities at 81 so 81 81
WHsKEY IL very little enquiry for either de.
scrption Drudge casks be still quoted at 23ic Fri
son barrels at 24I 25c.
REAL EsrArr.-The following sales made at auc-
ton
Lot of ground on south side of 18th street, $50
feet west OF 9th Avenue IS feet by half Of
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MONEY ARKEr.
Wcdn estlay, March I3-8 p. Nj

The Stock Market becomes more depressed daily. The
operations at both Boards very limited, and made
without the least spirit favorable feeling Paterson
declined per cent Ohio 6s /: Kentucky Illinois
Farmers Loan Pennsylvania SIS Harlem improved
I Norwich and Worcester Canton ; sales of West.
ern Railroad at 6i l3 offered for Texas Bonds ask.
ed. The movements in Wall street denote very dull
times and the brokers have very little encouragement to
get up any corner
The present condition of the stock market and the mac
ivy of the largest operators Of those Gains
that usually follow a gale All speculative
nents are very qet just The blast exhausted ITSELF
and gathering strength for another clustering time OF
The operators in all the three great items of
speculation cotton real estate and stocks will be again
in the field with renewed energy. The first moment
something favorable springs up that can be made availa
ble will be used get up another excitement and the
heat viii soon reach fever point
bill to incorporate Bank OF Chlicote passed the
House of Representatives Of Ohio by vote of 50 to 3D.
The loss by the late fire in Newark falls the follow
ing Offices North River Insurance Company, S6,70o
Howard Insurance Company, 81 800; Manhattan Comra-
ny S2oo0 tna Company 81, 500, all Of this city; and
the Mechanics Insurance Company of Newark $500.
bill has been introduced Into the Senate of this State
and referred to the Committee Finance equaze the
State tax among the several counties of the Several
petitions have peenprcsented during the present session
this suecand there no bill before the Assembly requ
ring legislative action more than this equal valua,on
property in different sections the State according to rs
location would place the burden Of taxation in proper
ton the ability to bear it, According to the Comptrol
lers Report land in Cayuga county is valued at $40 Del
acre; in Livingston 500; in Monroe $780, in Orange SIS
in Montgomery sl2; in schobare 81; in Herkmer o. in
Columbia SIG; and in Delaware only 50. This is the
average The soil of Cayuga county is as fertile that
Of any other county in the state is situated in the mid
die of the State and the value placed at $40 per acre
The land of Livingston CO., not favorably situated
markets valued at nearly threemes that Of Cayuga
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C1sp.s4s. March LII PsIt Gen Marion ldg; Abby sa-
fremont W9Od.ias dg for Charleston; Carolins d. for
sss Se.ss 81 ~ nj
d.xi Good E.ca.nss Do do; aeinda snow do: Fa%s
for 10 .T 'G" o Wilmington af' ar The
sS 10 dae chi kn0r; % sS,on
Pf.a.pSs Rio jansi1op 9 Soon sa"''''A0 '~' ION
a:sy H;:;y Ssy T.
s.
ssSg. Cd a;
for York 'ld 2.i; Con,u'iqp, Lssusyr aad, to
leave for Phil d m"sdas s.n. sr 1a passenger
AIDE adaa "a 81, .s
SPLENDID sas Ke;sis. rsat i% SHs9 ,l'
& SSoH MSs
yeIecity M9S,goSer Lnbsc,ior Aerandrs; Vine Howard
s cs as C s ..a
ps"C S On S.Ssar zass kelley from Ms
orleans. PaciSu. Harding Moss Henry Tate Of this port
Sts S% 4s ess s
ca rSqBss sp 40; ,Ss6 yes1 d. p,
CqpTv,n.hsn, shepherd NyyoIk
ss NV TV tiS: Ssf
J. .hs Bay E%t lGSsd Clifford
T; FARE & "a v RAT Rio Young rs,n'Ts.eo
Phsd arrived Pernanbuco 5h u proe eded day
for Rio de Jaseo Eaekps, so.ssbury Madeira. 9th
ipsDtkss, steering m tWs1Gh Abbot e jsha. Pr VIII
Ho!bro,k Maysguez Pm; Lurana, Wil"n Por.month. NH
Lord Pitt York; Sarah L,venia Mleekins Norfolk; Eli
Jo,, y: Pots: Covert Dc; Ni,saIa Young. NYoIE.
ss ssss ss; Hume 81 sprsrman
Zanon Br( Smm, Liverpool Expe fenced succession Of
heavy cale during The and lost her fotop mast
and mar YARD manto sail yard and bth mantop gallant
Boston. -
MognE. Mar 5-trr Mary Ann Henry, Roy, Charleston.
CD Dn nfresshre Kelly Lpool Superb, Thompson Gree
mock Glouceser PROCTOR. NYork: Charleson White Hsva-
ma; Increase VeTill. Phl,d; Volunteer kldridxe do.
MY C 0a,r.Y M March 'GCid, Csseo. Wvmap York
horne. desrr Euro Barker 20 Is FIN Porsmouh, N H
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IA


Cleared.
S%;
Ss
fs sosl Es S.dst s"
Ship Edwin. PeNce. 10 days from New Orleans with
sw ship Charlotte Anderson IS days from Hamburg, in bal
to VIII How land Az Co ITO" VIII" e0''0"
Ship Favus days from Charleston with cotton
Ship Edward Pollock, tbefore repoed days from New
R,Ique cs,to cphns I'D, days from New Orleans, with
ls9 tons ron to Boe%aa, Johnston Co ' VIZ. =,
s s:ssy j a.: Nv o..s. %s pork
6rs Me..ie; ES.i,. day. from C.rdnas with 800 hid.
Big ReP.bc Smith. days from Port Prince with cof
Brig Capta John, Eastman 10 FIN New Orleans with
Brig Acton Lambert IT da7s from Aralachcoa with cot
ton, 20 punha%& Dimsn. sc
gil sid in with ssnet, for BaI,odoes and Lucinda
BIZ EnseSe Drnkws,er 10 day. from M.yauue. with 100
HID. Do s.s. to Ss.on IN SIMPSON
Brig Hudson BIsg%on 70 days from Cardemus with $50 hds
to ShS syi % cs4: with mo
sh . Joha TooT days from Norfolk with
Ann. Lato91etie days from Petersburg with cotton
scr Richmond. Cashmau, IA days from Nlaanzas, to J
p., Of e s o %: .oye heavy gale from NwO
sshr Mary Fl z,Ish Baton, II days from Havana with
sch Cornslia Rick,tson 90 days from M.tanzas. and
DAYS from Charleston with AZ bxs aud 8, 1000
schr Nicholas Bidlle, Walker d o Phil ,delphia with
Schr Iole Norwood days from E,stpor with plaster to
sehr Alfred Thome March, from Wilmington, NC. with
sehi Marietta Burr Knapp from Richmond with flour and
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Clrc ut Court.
Refora Iudve Kapf

before JuuSe hent
MARCH l3--Ian Colt Sharp The Jury in this
called this morning, when the plaintiff did not
appear in Court.
CovRr.-Mr. De Witt, does not the plaintiff Van Cott
appear!
Mr. De WIrr-I don't know your Honor.
CoURT-Wha does the plaintiff mean not to appear1-
Crier call Van Colt.
The plaintiff not answering, entered for
the defendant
After the OF Fan Colt Sharp had been disposed
Of the Court ntmaed to the Bar that but short
ses would be tried during the remainder of the week.
Erasius Wheaton rs. Elias H. Maine implicated with
George Bard ais This action of assumpsit to
recover $l52 the amount Of two promssory notes. In
January 1872 defendant Bard endorsed two notes in the
Of "Mane Co" copartnership existed between
the defendants the time Of the passage Of the
which endorsed in the of this firm, by George
Bard brother to endorser who also Of the firm
II was contended for the defence that dissolution OF
partnership took place at the time of the signing of the
notes. Evidence put in for the plaintiff, which went
to show that James Bard brother to the defendant had
conducted the business of the firm in December 1912 in
the ordinary manner and that George the sgne OF the
notes in outdoor employ doing the business of Maine
Co The question for the jury simply to try if the
act Of the defendant George Bard, bound the firm it not
having been shown that dissolution took place. The
Jury found for the plaintiff $l52 damages including ne
rest, with costs.
In the of Weed Birreii, ct ais-An action Of
assumpsit verdict rendered for the plaintiff $l55 10
damages against Burrel and $l66 % against Powell and
Weir implicated with him, with COSTS
III Court adjourned until this morning at l0l o'clock.
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At Sea- the end Now 1919, on boar the brig Monevi
dec, of New York, WILLIAM PRocToR, formerly of Mar.
BILE Head, Mass.
OF Dropsy, Tuesday the 18th instant, CArnARIrE,
wife OF John Collins, in the 2sth year oil her age
Her friends and relatives and those OF the family
requested to attend the funeral Thursday the lth in
slant at O'Clock NJ from her late residence "a Spring
street, Forest House.
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miscellaneous.


BRrc DANUBE. e NewYcrk for Maanzas, los. Dog
Key the 2sh ultmo and saved and we'd
rigging gold and carried 10 Hava.
n,-Vessel insured ia Boston
by Waterman E@s MsdoS s ns She Soo as
Appleton Co. of 800 burten and 70 be
longing Applet CO. will be launched by the build
er. on Thursday or Friday next.
han employed The Br ship orssr yag in tie Bay,
Shch the Captain finding difficult to quel, up
dow" Before boarding he ship and s%ptnS to afrs the
ngsader, successful resistance wa made by aud
sne Finding 0aS to
with them Re 70 town. and Sunday went down
res, the whole crey,Mobiis Trbane, Ma Oh .
90 lon n bs Unos o ss1"s srgss IN M h % a.
from Boston boyndt TO Nat rnder mas. knock
her It her aud Steering for nearest port in
Sur ssmoHn The Fass; Marsha we'd at New Or
sa Key between Wanr Key, and the Light but weather
being so thick, could not make ont her
WhAiemen.
Henry, Goldman do ESQ., 18Th Damon Potle Newp IT, il
shefmsn. FL g mos oosp Com Pshle Lynn, stated
h Peruviaa Nsn q Henry Lee, Bennett, SIN 1900 VIII;
ship ocean # Nsnt at do Oct 49, had 400 So; EIizabsh
smith salem do Oct 25b 50 VIII Capt Bcnnet' OF
ska ,hsi an Am whale sbp had Seea wpecasd of Haba,
Island Part Of the Grew saved name Of ship learned
Coast via Coast Of Chill full cargo 1850 bbls 50 1900 VIII oil
90 900 lbs whale bone oke Coast Of Chill list Of Nov
% s Perry S' ;% e ITO; VIII DT q,
do Dec Is. George, Slonington, 6o0l VIII for NV.
spoken.
America I'm st John for Bath Feb a. lat 3d. lon 72bv 10
Hero from New or.a, for Martinique a7h ut lat "a a,
Oregon, I'm New Orleans for New Orleans for Liy,rpoo,
'th inst, LAT 81 log y SHY the Fdrin, at Obi,
long n. IS
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MOBILE. March -Cotton-The mark ct has been rather
more active to day sales estimated 5000 bales
prices reported c easier than yesterday The sales yes
terday from 1900 2C00 bales and Saturday about $500
total for three business days nearly $500 bales Prices
have receded nearly &c per h. since the receipt of the Hi
berna's account Aiddlings are quoted u a7,c mid.
ding fair 81; and fair 81 cents Current prices are
fully lc below the highest point of the season Re
cepts since Friday evening trine 5000 bales To.
tai of season nearly $40, 600 bales.
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Domestic Importationa.

APALAcHcoLA-5hipC eylon- 56a bales cotton Goodhue &
co.'s Bogert Kneeeland-25 Dunham Dmon-9 Holbrook
Nelson-l2 Richards-i9o w II Howland-i0Oo reeds
the mater.
My onLEAssmship Edwn"295 bb's porhrs do stoaldes
65 bbs pork 225 lard Read Hopgock-2i bales
Irwin Pilot lie Barber coz bognt Kneeand-72
do TO ord
NEw ORLsANsBa,qpe Cali,o-33o bbls lard ia5 k-g; do
McCkain $50 bbls pork do IS bis lard 1863 kegs
do II hhds shoulders ~ do hams 10 de II chs Small VIII
ausis3 bbls lard &c do ro Nevins Son. 1903 bb
Ia SIS l. evils 4 Ward.
NEw ORLEANsBrg Laurel-2N bbls pork l6o do lard w
Edwards9 do rush cs5o kegs do a bills moasses II BIS
cotton Btrtlett, Weldon Abbott.
New ORLEANy-Brig Captain Jou296 hhds sugar 33 bbs
molasses Brown, brohers-2s bales Macy and Ho
bridge.
APALAcHicoLA-Brig Acton-7s bales cotton Sponord.
Tileston co.'s Peuister-73 q Milne-aO BaIstow 4
Pope-23 Thompson X AdaNs-25 " Hayss-92 Hobrook
Nelson < Co.'S Durham Dmon
GEoRGsrowH-Brig Juno9O bales cotton Brothers
al do Taylor Rich-20 Spoford Tsston CO.'S Post 4
Philips-lsA Colt Co.'S Averili co-l6s Robinson
20 do order
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MATANZAs-Schr Kchmond-650 boxes SO bags coffee
J Taylor-l5O00 oranges Ackerly & Acker.
PoRT AU PRINcE-Brig Re, ubc-l2 ogweod 500 bags
coffee st,dipx { kmi,Ilis do Hsppocl1l3 Cheney
w Smith-576 Allen 4 PaIson-:S Drew-a7 Cameron &
Brand-59 Topham coo w Whtcomb-4i Mason Son
LEO w Sheffeid-7t7 4 w Delafeld-365 do l9 do coIo
e Ross re c9-l3o do Mal!en,i bag specie Order
ST. TAoMAsBrg JOseph-a8 hds sugar IS cks moasses
bags coffee Mason Thom,on-2o hhds WP Faniss-
$500 Anger
HAvANA-Schr Mary Elizabeh-9 bales beeswax Judd's
sons-9e 100 seaar: NJ Wi,ey-s7 bIs II Kessck-5 600
Wallace-l8 cs Atwe WhitmOre-3i bits wine
Lob,-l65 bxs Rossire co-I9O do S,yre Southen-
100 do Bechett co. 50 do Thompson Adams 10
mdse Curts-60 bis moasses NJ Depuga.
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q o ID T. Y IS M A ZINE
L4DYS BOOK

LADYS BOOK,
FOX A EMBELLISHMENTS !aitry2aEMr xviii
The PRoNMEnN INA by Mis-, F. Corbaux, En-
p1 The fA AZ yisIT-Pained by Duval LIE camu.,
FFkkEsTTGdHHE sU # rA As Ens,syas ~ m
Figures i'a'' TSYy1 Assi;s f.;S%%s
III III, ra,tor's Visit by H. W. Herbert, ESD Gee plate
fs'f$s s% %! 1s By y A r:i s;s.y Sc. plate
If fs sssi y nsy Ss%a f,s,g:n
Gs9' on he Gre G M A by William
n AS: EG ~ s.. My George wats,rss.J..
s1sH s%. BY M y 2ss: D.'tasu
IIls by SSi;,% $ %'. .s''
MUsICHThe Princetoa GRAND March, by J. wieland
50 per VIM cTks sH%eeI 1: ?,
MA lt.rc No. lGioT House.
OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDING i6O NASSAU ST.
THE LADIES'
A Il o N A l. M A CT A Yin
THE BEST LADIES' MAGAZINE PUBLISHED.
MRS. ANN $. STEVENS. AsDCHAs j. PETERSON
APRIL, 1914.
EMBELLISHMENTS NuMBIR.
published IL masazne engraved by sta after the
sian designs. BY j. Peue and coloed BY Madame Qaare
on,crsAL ARTICLES.
rs sd Rs'X y Mr. M, s E, Js% s. .sasJ Esq
uscunItar,d Flowers By Mrs Lydia sisou'ney
r.. ATt%afS esa,:%ans BY y Ms " G. F. 6%. ;s''
5s:s z. ss;.s!s n Ill., J E;,sn
#: SsSast fs: . & H;t %s %ssS?
III Mother. Lament the Death Of Het Child, by T. H.
Tss s%.. nt By Nj. b Gs.i A a.a Stevens
The Christian ,hs i g. Msits1 BY Mr., Mary Spencer
H SSs f RSs s'S Sy Gn My l. Nay Barber
B Beck Ts Ss Ne" Books
Fd'!os' Table
Csrn'rs end Others supplies at tn; Pab,ns5, grcs,
NoTICE1Ths fl: Of de L,die. NsS. a MsEs1H. h..
ofaI the New Pabc Of the day MD iirc
OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, 100 NASSAU ST.
| GRAHAM'S MdGAZLNE,
| FOR APRIL
| ahead Of Al az Beauty and Circulation.
A SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF N. P. WILLIS ESQ.
rvv n,,, EMBELLIsHMENTsia
sosravine expressly for a. BY lwden Wright
THE kECTOR's, DAUGHTER-Eng avei for Graham's
P6RfkAiT' or p wILLIs-From au or ginaI drawing
Tnef for a. SSR Sy S ssss asn Sc: to
music for US by uiorsio Romini.
CONTENTS ORIGINAL.
Our Contribute sNo. In. p. Willis, with Portrait.
Love and Piatonism.
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o'ci1ck EDMUND r. DERRY, President.
JOHN II. BRADY, Secretary. MID ll%ec