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Specie we quote as follows ::

Specie we quote as follows;
Per cent. Value.
Amer Gold old 100 0lo6t Carous Dolls 81 O49 l06
M 'p Ho ne" aoo ~ i0Ni inohioons ,6 36G1650
Portuguese Gold 100 0100i Do Patriot. Is, 600l57O
I Spanish Dollars l03 6lC4 sovereigns 4s5S 49, 80
Meycoo pn,ers 100, 0iO0s Heavy Guneas 5000
! Do Quarters. 90 0l0ol 'Napoleons $3.50 ----
The Sussex Bank at Newton, n. j. has made
o sorniannuaI dividend of i per cent
,,, r Iii. ,., l.
Inc aggregate auiouhl vi uePUsHs ietuiHeu ~
the Savings Banks of Massachusetts is s95l3,2o7 Of
49,; ~ po,,o,, bos 81 7o2 7ao and s5a5 237 Vorcesor
80 ~,
~. 200 pr,N ~, ~. .Lo
o.D,,,e -. ,o,,oa,ors 20 ia
~, r.. II..ao.; d .;,., e. A..
A"o 'e0'P' va ' ~ ON ava ~
month oil January were:
For freight. .Sl6,455 "a
Passengers and maj! .-----.-.----. o,sSO 10
Total Observation-Disclosures. So, 745 80
January lei5. .-------------..--.: le,Ii4 IS
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S4OOl u
The bill to grant the right OF way to the New
York and Erie Railroad Company was passed in the
House Of Representatives OF Pennsylvania by vote OF
81 to 30.
1he o'l stan'iis ''e i's"'o' way " 'ne Da'''iote
and ONO railroad mas oeeh virtually ceiealeu III inc
Senate OF Pennsy vana the first section having been
taken M ON Wednesday when the following was the
vote ON it's passase-Yeas Is; Nays To- Two members
are absent who are divided in opinion.
Counterfeit twenty dollar notes on the Bank of
,,,,. r, ,,a,,,, ,,,ocu,ad oro in circp,oton n,
Cu"iies'VN' - ~ "''''' '->N- N'N'' " -
tue "o"'n'
The assessment Tor the city OF Philedeiphia ior
Tho roor 1sa6 have bpen COMPLETED and the assessed
- ruo...
value Is Us ioHo"s'
Real Estate $780, 3l4,374 10
Horses and Cows. fo3205 W
Personal ................- l,357,77l 90
Furniture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,90i52s 90
Carriages OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1882 90
Uiices - Sgs o9S W
moneys III lu'eIest' ~'''------- -.ooo,--o ~
Making the total value OF ..----. Sl22 500 70
-, .s-a;.,.,. -, ,,..r, -,,,,-,aa
s,'' - -,o,, oo
Other watches 300 making ,as of of 'Ga4 so
State tax on the foregoing values being 379 TO 43
,ro,s, State tax or pbysds,rh;. s5s, fs7 on
-
A"uiehse numbers oi counterfeit Mexican Doiars
are being put into circulation in NewOrleans. They
NJ.
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THIS DAY is PUBLISHED.

4 COMPANION To EOTHEN.-Mr. Thackersys New
fAWork-No,es OF Journey from Cornhl 10 Grand Cal
70 by way OF Lisbon Ahcus Constantinope, aud ersa
lem by NJ. NJ A. Ttmarsh. author of The Irish Sketch
Bock," The Yellow Plush Correspondence" " Jeaaea
Diary" sc. complete in vol l6mo. sly cs Wiley y fut-
MANS Library of Choice Reading No. 3d.
Hs book though apparently locuar is n truth profound
" suggestive been the hrs time In our e1-
perence reviewers that The soemnity OF the impression
made upon minds YVES in inverse ratio 10 INC assumed
gravity OF the work placed before The late Tom Hood
blessed be his memory has affected SOUL many time
and oen more deeply dursby than the collected mass
OF Bdgewater Treases and sha we be ashamed 20 own
have derived more mora benefit as wen as en!og
ment. from the perusal of the Eastern TOUR OF lms 81
Ses either Of the Rev Joseph Wolff even-wilI he per
nit say so of Mr.. J. SiBuckingham.'-fran
Mag '0' 'AHl LATELY PUBLISHED
Eothen: Traces of Travel, brought home from the
II. The Crescent and Cross nv Elliot Warburton.
2lf2 WILEY & PUTNAM. l6l Broadway
ELEGANT NEW STANDARD PRAYER BOOK,
n APPLETON / co. 200 Broadway. respectfully IN;
IL. vi.e of Episcop6lians 10 their new aud
elegantly printed edition fine Book of Common PRAYER
IL may he had FIVE varieties OF Sizes 8vo l2mo 6mo
eheshed with four unique lustratons, from the designs
By Overbeek and finely executed Illuminated iIed
The publishers confidently recommend 10 me paLron-
age Clergy and Lay This edition OF the BOOK OF COM
mon Prayer being in every respect the PROOF
have been carefully revised by one OF hs committee
appointed by the General Convention TO et forth
Prayer Book Great care mas been TAKEN In th execution
Of The bidding of the several sizes which for variety oil style
'a'A'' 'A'' f''NJGsT PUBLISHED.
Arnold's First Latin Book u mo- 81 cents
Do First and Second Lain Book and Practical Gram
Kin 5 Christian Holidays in Rome, l2mo-Sl.
Newmsns Development OF Christian Doctrine-5o cents
cloth IS cents. =.
Do Rugby's School sermons 10 cts
Do Miscellaneous Works, vol Svo.-S2.
Gilllan's Gallery OF Literary Portraits l2fn-Sl -.
NEARLY READY.
Guzors History OF the Great RebeIionin England o4o'
translated by William HaZliit,l vol. l2mo
Arnolds Life and Correspondence by The Rev. n Sten'
ey, new edition. LARGE type, vol 8yo. @l za.
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NJ. T0 IFT-Bsseruent and cellar OF No II
5 Soruce-st possession given Immediately. Inquire
G. j. Price, ls4 East Broadway, or al the Tribune q.
ce tSla Is
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. Mr. RosgKr CUNNINGHAM, in Grrenwch-s;- tells Us
a Tie over his name relative Psu EStrscor
forgery and ais-hood We the public Will soon be
that wrong psionlzr such viliny, as the
and only seouine Magical ain Extractor only 10
"a a. q Corilapd.si 2lf 2teod
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SUNDAY TIMES AND

NJOAHS WEEKLY MESSENGER will be published
Nto.morrow al l62 Nssssusi, door the Tribune
Buildings. CONTENTS:
Poery-The Beg2ar and his Dog; The First Duel in
America: Predcament; Curtain Lectures IN the Black
all Fsnily ala Mrs Csudle-Mr and Mrs. B. talk
their campaigns al Washington Tales Traditions of
YORK No lS-The Removal OF the Cannon from the
Battery by King Seors in IT'S; Greenoueh the sculptor
Singular Case oMurder in Germany, and Conviction OF the
EpITosi,Ls THE late Foreign News: The Bible (;
anschrepsms in Paintings; Madame Costello and Madame
Reste Hold him Fast Letter from our Liverpool Cor
Literary Notices, Local News, &c &c.
Price Three Cents; One Dollar per snnum 70 country
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10 and H. u aid down upon Map OF Hslsey Es,ste Hal
lets Cove. L. For particulars. see Nav York Tribune.
ERANkLIN-ST. PROPEKTY.-ANTHO }.
BLEECKER will sell a. suction on Thursday, Feb 70,
1896 Nj u O'Clock Merchants Exchange, III not pre-
viously sold private sae) the two story aud attic brick
front dwelling house and lot No Franklinst The house
hs been painted put complete order du
ring tho present, year and contains 10 An aley-way
leading the OF the lot renders the property suseePn
bic Of great The lot Is . feet 'front.' q feet
rear by 100 length The Croton has been In
troduced a. far the back basement
Terms liberal For farther particulars apply to the auc-
uonesr, No. Broad-s- or Francis B. CConpor at ,ho
Butchers and Drovers' Bank 7of 6usN
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"TNOoy SHADES on new oil preparston. il

WINDOW SHADES on new oil preparation IL;
eyelusv.y BY h T. WEBB, so per cheaper equally
beautiful and durable Than The French Fac
80 M II Diysorsi 3rd story OF the Sacke Buildings
\ B-The store is Asa Pearlst. four doors South Of
Chatham. A'i <"S
H1KNENS AND MJLLERS' BANK, Hagers-
,nwn Md-The notes Of this bank bought al per cent
1f.co,nt nv TAYLOR : SMITH,
No fn EEsll-st
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Anrtirr, Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctoneer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT.-Stof'

Ry BASSs. RICHARDs 3: PLA ATT ., son
MoNDAY EVENING,
A. O'Clock, at the auction room.
BooxsA large collection Of valuable standard and mis-
Among ,he,a peterve. Novesn Die,ona!re Historic
NsiufAe SO vols. svo Matebruns Universal Geography.
SdineursS seaoe 10 vs.; Richards Physical History Of
Voyages TO New Guins.; Gbbon'. Rome; Ru.selTs Mod
Ron.; Ancient History Milford. ar.ee. Os
Natural History Burkes WORKS; Hinsssrberss Chrys,.
ie. q sSeaa aoiere De Ssss &c in I PIsSes
Rshs.d,on: English Dictionary Bibles and Payer Books
STATIONERY sALE.-Th. usual sale OF Paper Sta.
dsv. for which consignment. Ire Also solicited.
The usual cash advances VIII be made goods when
~ Invoices should be furnished by The of February
NEW-YORK SPRING TRADE SALE.
To commence Tuesday, March 24,h
The eorty.second Regular New-York Trade Sale Of
Books Stereotype Plates &c &c Will commence al the
the regulations.
hctied.
II COTTON &, co. Auction and Commission Mer.
vances made on consiynmeas and made.
THIS DAY, Feb. 81,
At 10 O'Clock, al l0I Elm-st
SaESsr SALE OF MACHINERY, &e--Comprsing the stock
ofa saw mandatory.
drills, SC &c
At 81 Aursl at l0i o'clock
SBEslFF SALE OF TIN AND IRON VASE, &c -Consstng
Of Tin kettles sheet iron bake pans, mouse traps, Britannia
metal lamps tea pots and pitchers, lard Tampa ice cream
pipes and stoves cutlery store lamps Platform scale lot
ofstove brick. one desk. store hIures, &c- Sc
MONDAY, Feb .,
Al 10 O'Clock, AT No. / Nsssau-st corner OVAL
SHERIFF SALE STATIONERY. &c-Comprising law
steel pens. culs manifold writer's presses copying do,
inks papers waters, sand, cards. penknives, &c. &c
TUESDAY Feb "a
At 10 O'clock al the OF Sheriff and Delaney SIS
SHxRlFF SALE or GROCERIES, &c--Compnsing tea,
gar coffee spices soap, candles lard cheese butter hams
Ssh scales weights and raesiures, Jour- meal, liquors.
counters, fixtures &c. &c.
Also one horse wagon and harnesa
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GREAT REpUCTION oF PR1OES

GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
ON FOREIGN BOOKS.-S3 pr. CT on Bruises az ger 5I
" man editions . do. on Paris do = u bEhI EAo'
s Roadway intending 10 discontinue the book businesss
viii sell from the preseat time until the 10Th OF Aprl next
Al Inc above mentioned reduction OF the prices OF his ca
logue all his stock of French Iaan spanish ana herman
book, Greek and Latin Classics, &c
tn. Catalogue may be obtained application post pdid
I2f 6ij=aoi
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~I.Ss NOTICE.--Pnman's Photography

GLASS SOTICE.--Pman's Phonog raphy-The
CCas. already formed. and all ladies and gentlemen
who wish 10 examine this system Of Phonetic Short Hand
are requested 10 the subscriber IN the basement
of b Church OF the Divine Unity (enrsuc. Broadwny
on Wondsy FEB sd :: P VI. when fret lesson will
b and arrangements made for both day and evening
Ciss.-s As this eineny the Socis System of Writing
prono..d 10 form class large that the charge FOR in
s,r,con shall be la,de small possible and large
publjc attendance invited ul course OF practices IN
Reporting will be provided for those who wish II; also In
.frrction 10 Private Classes on Removable terms
o1s s,,.- HENRY J. HUDSON.
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/ glIJKi.IC NOTICE.-Th- subscriber respectfully
ties the Public that he Is tho duly authorized Agent OF
most Of The bes, Newspapers OF all the Cities and principal
Town, in The United States and Canada, for which he
ceives Advertisements and Subscription. al his CouRy
Newspaper Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings and for
which he ia fully empower 10 give receipts Entrance
\ T,oln
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DoWLING5s RoMANIsM,

ILLUSTRATED.
lust Published. Tenth Edition
THIS POpffIaR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLC NE,
" with s. splendid engraviags illustrative OF honanish
n handsome ornamental binding n ro,,,h
edition with numerous steel engravipgs
Neat and elegant Bookbndng, IN al rs vaileues.
E w mas in preparation the most beantiul ana cosby
STYLES of Pictorial Bindings for Hsrpers Illuminated Bible
al The Cheap Bookstore and Bindery, ia Fuiton,sL
Ilfistf T. -" hLfAbnr LIS
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FY Il, Palmer Is the duly authorised igea: OF mos;
of the bes, OF all the ces and principal towns
In the United States end Canada for which he receives ad
and sbsep.ions and Is fully empowered TO Si-e
receipts.
HisCOun.ry Newspaper idpert,ng agency Is In the tn
eune Buildings and h=re else IL New OK wnere ne
es dJtincy undeTytood that all orders intended for bis
Agency should be addressed and where me papers cost
OF advertising &c may be seen " The Hood to WeaiA
brief treatise advertising, msy be had Of his ONCE sra'''
l7suis
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TEE DEBATE IN THE SESATE-lhe oregon De-
,,s advances In The Senate with calm and measured
see il is also conducted a.teriy 81 least in temper
soa With an evident study and preparedness on the part
81 the speakers and attention on the part OF inc Us
NJ the deep porancc of the matter under
But what is OF interest than sIi ms 20 I
country is the coInmeEdabe spirit which mas ior ,o,
laws marked the debate Leading "Democra,ic 2ieni
bsr, especially the last three who have spoken: nave
- tho tenor Of their own speeches rebuked the intern
rale tone of some who preceded them anc nave
s.tne ,b. friends of aIncsble negouation, OF far
sompromse and Of honorable peace. May such sen,i,
snfs continue TO characterize the debate, and hnaly
ssd 10 the happy adjustment which these gentlemen co
INDEPENDENTLY espouse NAT l''e''
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% Gtnrauds kG!ias Med,ea.ed Soap for the OF PIN
* si.ekts, Tan Sslowness, ErWprons, AID all akin
sfeineGs the only depot, 81 WskrrsL lst store
AVN Broad way. 81 cake Greclun Hair Dye
pFeaek L9sd Rouge. for crimsoning Lips and Cheeks
rS as Suoe for eradcat,ns superuoJ hG,r without iplu
oe slln L'ly Waite for instantly scattering r-dnoss
4asnes from the face Acoustic drops for curing deaf
Go.,e &c, NC The above celebrated preparations OF Dr.
aaas are 10 be found only (5ear In mudl 81 Walker
- III Store FROM Broadway.
pSia. sYSTS-E B: Tunle, Assembly Buildings, Pblsde.
w.. Jordan, Mk-sL Boston Carleton Il Co Low oil !;
IN ssism; w L. Gerrish n. Bedford Guild Bang or
H,. ~ Springfield Green y Co Worcester; Myers, y.
Asa dlu
few fimpies, Chspped Flesh Salt Rheum, cured in
rad by usiug Jooess Italian Chemical Soap Mind,
Amss, YES IS really true Try only Sold the
Eagle, 81 Chstham.L or SCI Broadway. l9f 2t-od
us The Hair is dry and dirty in winter bus small guam
wouid sh!ng bottle OF Jeaess Coral Hair Restorative
,hr;cs aAe Ii moist set clean aud smooth and keep IL
hs ong as any Other preparation Sold at the sligo OF
S Su,nasa cage 81 Caaham-s, or 81 BIoadway and
@SSnsI brooklyn Isl 2teod
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RI Lecture and Concert-Rev. g. z. CHAPLIN
OF Boston VIII deliver Lecture in the Ochsrd-st Church
near Brooe, connection with Concert Of Mscellsne
Gus Music by the Choir The Churchsssised by Mr. F.
IL Nash A. Johnson, E. DuAning and others on Monday
Evening next Feb IS commencing ct y o'clock The sub
Iect OF he Lecture VIII be-PEAcE.
Tickss Is cents ssch-lo be had OF w. A. Couau go
GrandsL Union ofce l4O Futorsi I'd door, and :, the
DOR on the evening OF performance l9i it's
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Boarding..

FURNISHED ROOMS wanted in central and
pleasant location by party Of six seven ladies' and
gentlemen with i;hou, board One parlor and I'VE bed
required Address, al The Tribune Office, r D. III
TWO OR THREE single gentlemen be accom-
L modsted with board and rooms 70 Chambersst ID
door west Of Broadway. Stills
DKIvATE BOARD-3U McDcuga!-s-
L $50 luns
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DUCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.
THE UNDERSIGNED the lst OF April next, will
open his place OF residence known tho Wilkinson
Premium Farm OF Minor Vale, Duchess Co. twelve miles
OF the village of Poughkeepse School designed fer
the instruct Of young gentlemen In every department OF
practical and scientific gcuture The Farm contains 20
ucres OF aud embracing great variety Of soil The oca
lion is pleasant and heahf and for The supply Of WATER
well as for abundance and variety of fruit II surpassed by
few the Union Every provision aud effort on the part OF
the proprietor will be made for securing ample means OF &C.
curing thorough knowledge OF Agrcuturein the most
enlarged In the Of the modern improved
farm implements, select Farmers's Library numerous
Agricultural Periodicals. instruction in all The Academic
studies. Lectures the Natural Sciences. Also all other
reasonable ofeXcng in the minds OF the pupils de-
sire for the acquisition of all knowledge pertaining thereto
To ALI labor performed the upis WILDE under the
mmedne supervision and direction of the Principal VINO
will during the hours of labor endeavor TO Instruct hs pu
pills by example well precept course OF Lectures
will be delivered each of the domestic animals, COM
mencing with the Horse, during which perfect Anatomy
will be hand having already obtained The pupils
There within short distance Presbyterian, Baptist
Methodist and Friends Churches conveyance Will ply
regularly and from the steamboat landing Poughkeepse
"wednesday and Saturday OF week, for the con-
veyance OF the Mail and passengers and the general con-
venence of the Institute Terms S2fO per annum payable
semi-ennualy, IN advance.
Those DESTROYS of avaiDg themselves OF the
ton limited number OF pupis will be received for
the FIRST year.
good common school education and good moral charae
ter will be requisite in order that young man may be ad
mitted into this Institution.
Referenee,-The Trustees of the American Institute and
Jso. L. MASON. Fac; n YORK
Dor ohb stA Raw
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J. X. CURTISS. AuctIoneer.
WATCHES JEWRLRY and Fancy Goods
SVJACOB 5. PLATT will sell This Day. al 10 o'clock,
AT the Auction Room IS Plat corner God-sL by Catalogue
say.ral hundred gold aud silver levers, anchor escape
ment duplex and epne watches, suitable for the trade
Also superior London made chronomeer, warranted.
Also several invoices of fine gold ewelry such AZ brace
lets ear.rinps brooches, neck and vest chains
Also general assortment OF richly French gilt jewelry
and fancy goods -.
CSlnIOpues ready. "
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EAIRBASkS' PLATfURM SCALES, wn-
RATED perfectly and nusen.y correct FOR sole by
d1uuvls- FAKE ANAs ~ cs'- q" W AII-.i
DENNIES! PENNIES :! i'm rolls OF Fifty ceou
& can 10 hsd es tho Tribune ofhcs. ~
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Things in philadelphia.

correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2o-P NJ
Stocks are all up Pennsylvania Elves selling a.
ot II s Bank at ST. Reading shares at 49, Vicksonre al
:; Morris Canal at lisa Grand Gulf al "a FOR ieNas
Do Tsc br Brandywine. Smack, from Pernambuco,
"a .his dav with later dates The flour market WAS
.,,y good and the aitele held al 2CooO sugars
ees in lair demand and was worth ship board
bout 5 cents. A.,
The New. York Line which left al ! O'Clock did
-, aTryeuptil4 NJ The O'Clock line is ye, in.
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49, FOK THE SAULT ST. IIhhLE-
adran7Sl 54S.-The new low pressure steamboat
zAa-ssszsz1sc" DETROIT, CspL Z. B. Ward, VIII make
four weekly ,rips from Cleveland be sslli ST. Marie
during me month of May-leeyng Cleveland every Men
dev syening al O'Clock P NJ and Detroit every Tues
day morutne al O'Clock A NJ Returning, Ii leave the
SsnIt 2 ,iday mornings st9 o'clock A NJ
Fro he tr.. of June the frst Of November the De-
,ro viii trip every four days from Detroit 10 The
Sault St Mare-leaving each place "a follow:
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STORE AND OFFICE Furniture, consisting of the
- following :-Brooms, brushes dust pans hammers,
hstces, box claws, tin and wooden pals tin wash basins
and pitchers door coal huds sfers ahoves and longs
blower stands spooss lamps OF s varieties, cash boxes
OF Sizes pen racks psperiesrers. weights. bill heads
letter clips boXes wine reels. post and packet deiv
cry Jank notices letter balance in pencil css- FORM win
pen pick aud pencil attached very compact and con-
venient stands basins for stores feather
do. foot scrapers whes hair brushes
hlacsng do cobs marking and brushes oil cans ard
illers together with multiplicity of housekeeping at
cles TOO numerous TO mention
SMITH. TORREY 4 co. +, Maiden lane.
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IT SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED

hIlNINEU,
Brig Alabama, Means, i'm ST Mays via Mystic, ds, II
ballast, 10 master.
schr orians Higgins 10 DIS I'm Bangor, Me with spruce
spars 10 master
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HS- Notice.-A Course on the Destruction OF Ancient
Babylon will be delivered by The Rev w m. Patton, D. D.
in the Sprng.s Church dr. Paron'sl Sabbath evening
next, o'clock collection viii be taken up 10 aid The
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amuskments.
The Hast Dny.

MI eio,e o.. Sa-lrday february 2la.
EAhiTf aE doRT q OF 5sA pES STaaa Painting
eosnss OF Broadway and Leonss Is open every day ex
Sunday from 10 A. VI. I'll 81 P. n Adni!anee Is cts
a mEKICAa NIUsEUI-Every day and evening
1this week, commencing Monday, Feb. lS-Spendid Per
crmaaces every evening and Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons oclockThe manager bias arranged for
The exhibition OF Laus hing Gas together with hos 6e.ut
iul Dissolvinc Views and Cbromnopr has engaged
MI j. r Hall Low CoGletian Grand Italian F.ntoecini:
Billy Whocs Banjo Pl4yer: Mrs. Phillip. III, talented
Vocalist; Madame Rock we'll The wonderful Fortune Teller.
Admission - cent? Children UNDER TO- ~ cent.
CITY OF ELMs.
ranHE EXHIBITION OF THIS MODEL, together with
time longer al Granite Building. Tickets IS cents.
Z. B. CUNNINGHAM.
Superintendent OF Exhibition
MODEL OF NETWORK,
representing carved wood every bulldog she'd and
object the Great Metropolis America which will
completed few mouths Above this model Will bea
Canopy which will deneaied OF public build
places OF business manufacturer private residences
hotels, steamboats,. &c ranging from 10 10 ~ inches in
charged
Hsviog so nearly completed Model OF New.Yosk,
the proprietor will either sell or give lease OF NE Model
OF New-Hsveu &c
Office hours, from ? 10 ? NJ:
2lf ills sTuTn&S
UNIONISTS' ANNUAL BALL...
THE undersigned, Committee OF the Uniopists Assoca-
on respectfully inform the W higs OF the City Of New
York that their Annual Ball will be held the Apollo 40
Broadway, 90 Monday Evening. March 9th, 1886 All
friends OF The Association invited 10 take ps in the
amusemen;s OF the evening.
Tickets b. had OF Of The Committee, or al the Of
nee Of th- New-Yo.k Tribune
o. w. Brennan, Chas Cook, RohL D. Holmes,
Jas McDonough. A. B. VardeIzee. Alex. Jackson.
George Fisby Robt- 5. Collins, Lewis De Angels,
William Anderson.
OWEN W. BRENNAN. Chairman.
E0 VI