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~ r. Palmer, the authorized agent is about 20
publish Card in newspapers OF the South and West in
wing Southern and Western Merchants 10 yis ihs market
Vbolesae Merchants Manufacturers and others who de-
sire 10 nil, 10 the invitation giving their names and NUM-
bers in their respective departments OF business respect
fully invited hand n their names 10 HE Agent In me III
bune Buildings without d-lsy
Il affords exc=len; opportunity for hose who are
ranrrenis s. well d those who wish increase their
business 10 make the facts extensively known. Terms,
sc on application The ssncy IN his building u ous
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General Notifies.

ryr Alpaca.-The American Agricultural Association
Intend sending agent 10 Peru for the purpose OF
ing and introducing into the United States, the Alpaca
All persons Associations. who subscribe $500 upward
viii be entitled 10 pro number o. animals thAl may
arrive.
All subscriptions be in cash and deposited with the
Treasurer OF the Socety,A Halsey Esq Cashier OF
Bank OF Newly or between this and the Isl March
February 9Th, 1916. Il PELL,
EDWIN CLARK, Committee
Of 81. J. :. SKINNER, !
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

- For saecf Stocks The Exchange Last Page.
THURSDAY, P NJ.
The Marke, was firm to day, and the fances had
~ ;,,,rora5 ,a,Sa,c- q, ,ba ,1o-a
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Amnsements.

: MEXICAN ltUSEU1I-Every dsy and evening
n this week. commencing Monday FEB 2-SPiendd Per
i1islSrs every evening Il srd "Wednesday and Saur
~ afternoons AT oclocs-The manager has engaged the
looSirg magnificent attractions Siguor Sini the
splendid Gutarist IN America The Kentucky Mirstres
the hes; Band OF Eopians the city, Disso,yny Views
Chronaropv M-ssrs J. R Hail ana Biliy VChttlock
Superb Fau;occin Mrs Phillips the talented yocast-
Grsnd Cosmorsns sid Glass Blowing Mad Rockwell
ih- fortune teller, AltomAion Writer, Gc Gc
Admission. . c-uta- Children under 10. l2i cents,
NIBLO'S sAIOON.-MF. DEMST GR lvvhoi. about
To return Europel has the honor 10 the
cz-rs OF NewYork his intention OF giving Mas:csi En-
Iertsinmen Nib0s Saloon Tuesday evening. Febr
i0h when be VIII sing his rost popular com POSITIONS
irierspersed with Scottish Melodies VIZ The spot here
was born when the night WIND b-wsilei John Ander
Io. The lonely suld wife, A HON. in the heart
plant Oh! why does the white follow my paihH
My Mamie, o. Lesus love smother TAX yer auld
cloak shout ye' Csnia;a-THE MAY QUEEN, song in
three psrts-poery by Alfred T-Duyson. Esq.
Part Eve OF May
Part IL. Ner Yeas Eve.
Part III. Return OF Spring
" This song represents tie grscus decay OF young
snc lovely girl, from the bloom OF health 10 premature
grave.
E Tickets ceu,s-to be hal Tue Music Stores and
lr door.
Door. open to commerce. before oelcck. ST 5,
HOWES' CIRCUS AT PALMO'S.
THIS EVENING the performances VIII
with grand
Romsn Enlree, led By Mrs Cole and Mrs Myers
Light AID Dsshng Act. by Wziler AyHar.
" B. Turner IN Leaplng Act Horses
Posturing and Balancing bv Mt Nixon and Son.
The Paragon OF Female Equesirians, By Madame MA.
CARTE.
Mr. W. Nichols in his Backward TESTS
Afternoon Performance every Saturday, nj p O'Clock ST
ma ciose the l9ti Of February,
grHE EXHIBITION OF Peale's beautiful Painting
I THE COURT OF DEATH.
c, pt Sunday 10 a. NJ iii 9. P NJ Admiltanee Is
$50 lstf
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The WING Almanac for 1916.

This useful Annual Register is ready Agents, Aer-
chants and Others will obge by sending on their orders
f''''' CONTENTS:
Astronomical Calculations Eclpses Calendars Tor each
month and for every the Union, aud Anecdotes
Executive aud Cabinet officers OF the L. S Government
Senate the U. S, Members from each State with their
politics.
Members Of Congress each with their politics
The Tariff Oueston-an Editorial written expressly for the
Wing Almanac.
The Postage Reorm-Abstrsct Of the New Postage Law.
The Necessity Tor Protection.
American Observation-Disclosures Of Miles in each State
Cost and Income.
Estimates of Crops in the several States
Map of Oregon-Engraved expressly for the Wing A.
oregon-our Righ,Nul NORTHWESTERN Boundary. very
able srce in which this whole subject is discussed with
candST and ability.
Texas-Whal Constitutes Texas-lls Western Boundary
Extracts from Senator Benion's Speech.
Map Texas engraved expressly for the Whg Almanac
The Boundaries of the United States Treaty between the
United States and Grea; BriiaiuTreay OF Paris, i7SS
Jaws Treaty e5-Louissna Treaty with France 1865
Treaty of GhenI INSTRUMENTATION OF London lslS-Flori
la Treaty, with SPAIN lSl9-Tresty of Boundary with
Mexico l82s-Bounday Treaty with Russia, ls2i-Norh-
Eastern Boundary Ashburlon Treaty. 1912 These Trea-
;.es wi! be found interesting AID useful
joint Resolution for Anuexing Texas 10 the u. States.
y, 1T, ,o,. : ,,,, ...;.
Governors OF states anu ie''0'i's '-' ''''
Terms of Othce and Salaries.
Election Reconnaissance. Vermont, Connecticut Rhode
Island New York City, North Carolina Alabama, Tennes
see. Kentucky, Indiana, Iowa, Georgia and Ohio
Popular Vote for President 1911.
Times Of Holding Elections.
Word 10 our Friends-aa Editorial trsn The Publishers.
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VIVA; lovely angels thai, Gracious what hair
What -lty SILKY ashes Meath that brow fair,
Meulinks I'd give my fortune TO have such iresses;
Thus 10 court mans regard and wOmaa's csr-sses.
Good sir on have H. II you're willing
To pay trivia! sum-oniy three -hilliogs-
That's all hey ash for jones' Hair R.soraliveno
Thstsl. may it-rich &c well II poor.
~ Il rial does Jrcehe hair grow dark soft silky
aud beautiful stops falling off The scur and dresses
IT, keeping II in order thrice long any preparation
made. Sold the American Eagle ~ Chsiham-st 81
BrohdwIy or l39 Futon-st Brooklyn. Price 5. 1, or
shilngs. oi 2eoc
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~ V. Is. Palmer, the authorized Agent Tor mo~ o,
the be-, Newspapers OF al The cities and principal towns N
the usd States and CaEsGa may be consulted s. his office
in the Tribune Buildings, between hours and y
O'clock 4. N.
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General Notices.

~ French Lnnguage-1iHnescn's Oral S,s-
tem-A Tea ET-u.gg Cas- far Gr1i.rru=n = about
iozm aso Morning Class :or Ladies. Those wishing
ION requested maze application. Pupils b- AZ:
lt;.d INTO Classes IN the "a Sd sud ih The sys
TEN. MADAME L MASESCA DuRAND,
II 2wissod- 50 Wsikrr-st
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TIRE SOUTHERN MAIL.

EsF A correspondent OF the Union writing from
Galveston, expressed the opinion that President
Jones will be the associate of Gen. Houston in the
e. s Senate. That will be a bitter pill to a hos; of
aspiranis who thought their zeal for Annexation q
sure passport 10 public favor II the latest Offices
should be secured by men whose friendship to An
nexaiion was 50 dubious il will be not The least re-
markable OF the events connected with the histoay OF
he lone star Republic.
~ A bill has been introduced into the Lcgisla-
,ure of New.Jersey 10 allow the Seventh Day Baptss
labor on the Sabbath The bill is entitled Ac, grant
Ing Equal Privileges the Citizens Of this State and is
go ike pe.crus, ,ha, give it place
BE IT ENACTED Sec / That every inhabtant OF
this State who regiousy observes the seventh day OF
rehts privileges and liberty granted by the Constitution
ing the day OF the week. any law TO the contrary
notwithstanding.
EMIGRATION TO TEXAs-A letter from Calves
ton the Union You cannot form an itea OF inc
immense emigration Texas Besides tue three me
sessteamers plying weekly between Galveston and New
Orleans ana the immense emigration by iand from the
United States the harbor hued VITA Sesses from Iu
zone which come crowded with emierans seeking a
retg on our hospitablc shores from the grinding aud
urreouited sbors 10 which they subjected IN Eu
rope Many Of these emigrants-the great Duik OF
whom arc Germans-brng with them considerable
supply of ready cash and all OF them from whom
have heard well satisfied with the change IN their
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C5- Hnrdinge, Phanogrsphef, may be found r, the
raEk 80 Care Hotel. Pss.l.st 81 Tvs
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Boston Anrtion Sales.

UYV.p. & y. RICH, oil sroad-suee,, opposite
Up Fosters wharf Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. H..
Doors, Shoes AND BSoGAss.-SOo csses Boots, Shoes
and Brogsns, Leather, &C. Sole Leather Upper IN Tho
rough and 10 she'd Cali, Lining, Binding, Kid Skins,
Shoe Thread and other shoe stock
WEDNESDAY, March 49,
Semi Annual Sale
Doors, SHors, BRoGANs AND HArs.-2Doo caaes Boots,
Shoes. Brogans and Hats
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REMOVAL Richards Cronkhiie have returned 10 No
81 and "a Exchang occupied by Them before the ar
i26 2sr.nd
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TAiIen Dodworth's Private Dancing school,
No. rs BrCome-sL Near Broadway Folks MezuTSs and
al o.tr fashionable dances mug1, in correct style
d. 5mi.
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.ssz WANTED-A small story or part OF a ) story
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following, by family without children; Kent matt
bs IN rate, and will be- paid may be desired Refer
aud rnnuIed Address \. This office. IL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC ......IHIs DAY.
TIE sIS THE MOON FT-tr ST.,
Rises Sets - - Sets. 3 81 Morn :. 30
LATEST DATES
London . AN. 3 Havre jan .
Liverpool -.-..Ja Jan. 4 New Orleans Jan 2s
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
Sician bark Leone Napoli, 90 DIS from Palermo. with
rags fruit sc. 10 Wilson & Brown. Passenger-Thos
Psnjera,
Brig Clarissa. (of Wsrrenl Watts f,om NOreans and
the Pass 18th inst with IL hhds sugar. 365 bbls
rloasses 10 Fox s Livingston.
Schr Merchant of NHaven.) Bragg % ds I'm Frank
lin La with IL hhds 20 600 gallons molssses to
|. Sayre Sailed in with schr 4 Emma for Baltimore
Left bark Louisa of Thomaston, wig freight schr John
Smith Of Brookhavep. ldg for NYork
Schr Milton Bell I'm Phsd coal.
BELOW-A bark South OF the Highlands at sunset
SAILED.
Banks Isaac Mead Savannah; Savannah Croton Ant
yserp: Adsro Rio de Janeiro Brgs Charles Gibraltar
Albert Perkins Ancostura; Matilda Belize (Hond); La.
DIV of the Lake (Br) Bermuda Chociaw Norfolk. Schr
Sarah Lavnia Vera Cruz, and others. Wind w.
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~ Opening of the - !nInan Gallery."-The In.
man Gallery viii open the Art Union Rooms. No ST.
Broadway The 10th day OF February, and the Exhibition
will continue during the four following weeks.
Tickets ready and may be obtained of the Urea
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Union Gallery, 322 Broadway.
THOMAS S CUMMINGS, Chairman OF Com.
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Boarding..

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HILL K BENNETT,
TOLEDO, LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Solicitors ana Lanu
Agents
XVIII attend promp;ly TO ID, collection and remittance
w of Debts Refer ia New York to
Me,srs Alfred Edwards s. Co. Edward Cook Esq;
White 4 Barnes VIM w. Campbell, Esq
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~ Window shade Depot. No. Spruce-st.-
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DOsTON AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.

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Business Notices.

SkSpss S,RsaPAxILLA-The blood contains the elements
% ,b.. hole animal sirucurea-sh and fore glars
c-s t.Ydons nails the hair aud the bones them
selves are ali sustained 10y the blood Well then, may il
called the Of f- In proporiic - the purity OF
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When heee appear whether in specific form OF scrofula
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SANDS Hholessl. Drue sss 70 FptoG-st II3 hTosdw
aui n ..; Broadway N-R-iUrk Sold also by DruepSn
generally lhrou bout tie United Suie. Prce q per Dol
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rritns may hear cfs situation both pleasant and honorable
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e. FOR SALE-The modern built house and lot In
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AA Peck slip Ferry Wliamsburgh. Lot q by loi feet
Coounade Court yerd in 'front.' and Piazza IN Rear
A beautiful Residence. Terms favorable.
&c nv l.. LINCOLN, y Nassau-st
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CT TO LET--A pleasantly situated Dwelling IN Tue
s%W neghburing town Of Elizabeth, In The State OF New
@ Jersey, with hne Garden and Stable attached, now
occupied By Wn Ross will be let or leased TO good Ten.
ant ON favorable The New Jersey Railroad passec
through town. and affords almost hourly communication
with City Two Steamboats, also run between the town
and this City. For farther particulars inquire of
81 lw. B. S. THOMAS, % Wlliam.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

~ Nolicc.-The Brothers OF Marshall Division :. OF
T IRE requested At their Hail. No SIS Broadway
halt past O'Clock precisely this day, for the purpose OF
attending III. funeral OF Irs Emma Moore wife OF our
Brother the Hon Ely Moore lis hoped Una, the Brothers
viii feel the importance ofs general attendance.
n g. The Order generally is earnestly inv ed 10 Join with
this of respect Those belonging 10 the other
Divisions need bring Resalia, mourning badges viii
be furnished them. SILT MORRIS DECAMPt K 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

DUKNING OF sAFES.-At Il thai by burning oil
% Iron Safes. Vsuxha Garden, January To- 1916 a
ruber of respectable merchants who presenL have
voluntarily given their testimony 10 proof Of The perfect
srless OF the ta and certified thai when the Safes were
removed from the furnace and opened, &C. Gayetsfa-
tent Double safe found be in such order as TO De IN
locked with Keys when the book Gaze and contents were
found in good state of preservation, land that is SAFE
ndetd while the contents Of Rchs and Wders Tor her.
ugs) Salamander Safes mass OF burning ehsfeoa
An assortment OF Gsyers SAFES together with Sales OF
other mskers which have hem in exchange for he
Patent Double Sslsmsnder, for sale by ,, ,,,r
LEONARD BROWN, 80 Wail-st
~ B-The trial Safes may be seeo a. Inc stofe' 'o
Tn. rflhlic are iuyied ~ Xeml1c theEl ~ osH