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NEw-yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY. FE bRuARY 2S.-L
~ POETRY Song; We shall b. hgp2r yet, b Mrs. Jas.
Gray Wan iIlle longer ShatoSs, by K. +. Greeley.
IL. EDITURIAL-Stgnd by Home Labor; The Coustu-
Gunal Cpuven,ion Oregon u: Washington TarH Pros
poets The NevYork Orserver Newspaper Libeis Great
Britain and the Unec SiaiesOtogon and Free Trsd.;
Trees Ts Shameful Case OF Legislative Bribery H.r-
risburc. &c sc. III POLlTICAL-Nsw York Town Elsc-
uons- Oswego Cnondaga, Broome Jefferson, ScI,hare,
Delaware; Wig County Convention in ODondags; Louisi.
ana Election sc. ". NEWS-One Month later from Eu-
rope by Camora-by Extraordinary Express from
Halifax; From Texas Appointments by Gov. Wright
Correspondence OF The Tribune from Pennsylvania, Au-
bum Boston Albany. Illinois, New Orleans Pensacola
Wisconsin Washington PROCEEDINGS CONGRESS- from
our Regular Cores pondrnt; NEw-YoRX LEGISLATURE
Appointments by The President; Lske Superior Copper
Mines; Massachusetts Rhode Island From Matamoras
From the Cherokee Nation; Affairs China &C. V. MIS-
CELLAHEOUS-P Discipline, with Extracts from The
Repor. OF ,hr F-n4- Department Of SngSng The Ameri-
GAG AsOciaioniss by Brisbane; The New Prison
Rev Charles Torrey; Meeting IL Opposition ~ Capital
Punishment IN New Yor, Henry Clay and Tue Wings o.
Philsd-p hiA: The Copper Region; LsboI-s Needs and
Suaernfs: Farmers Library; The License Question. NJ.
III; Slave Revolt LoUi'lna Plantation; Notices OF
New Publications; City Items. from The Daily tribune.
SC VI. COMM ERCliL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uce
Stock. Money Cattle market N-yVors Household Mar.
ke;s reported for The Tribune &c
Single copies put Up wrappers for the Malls
obtained NJ the desk--prics g! Cents.
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indr.iby in advance. Address
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General Notices.

March Number of the Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal OF AgricIniture. ,,.- ~,
Monday The following is the Table CT Contents
Engrarings aud R!usird,ons--
The Sewage Cow (eiPhl different Ordersl-Tsbl- 2.
Glass The Curve1e Cow -ight diiiere, 0rderrlTebe
III Class The Bicorn Cow e!si different ordersl-
Table ~ Class 4
.TnAsRs PriNcIPLE or AGRIcuLTuRE-tc oniinued) -
md Enclosures. The Draining OF Land The Draining uf
varioua kinds OF Marshes Irrigation
Monthly journal Of -igric-tnre-
Smithsonian Fund Sugeesti-ns 10 IL Application
with Tables showing the value OF different kinda OF Ma
nures--hy j w. Hardy OF Va
Agricultural Education.
Potato Disease-Efects of Gusno.
The Proper Position of Country Dwelling Houses and
Barns.
Raising Potatoes from The seed, hy the Editor. -,
Preparations OF SEED Corn-lmportart Sugge.liou5Us
Of Copperss Water, by Lansing Welmorc
TO have Early Potatoes.
Scheme OF Reducing the Quality Of Cotton Report OF
the Committee appointed by the Stale Az Soc OF South
Carolina to tsss into the scheme OF reducing
Southern Hemp, or Bear Grass.
Insects injurious to Vegetation Report on the Insects
OF Massachusetts injurious 10 Vegetation by Thsddeus
Harris.
Fruit-Tree Borders
Importing Societies.
Treatise on Mich Cows The Flanders Cow-High Cow.
Cow OF Medium Hight
Low Cow.-Bastsrd of the Flanders Cow.
Class III. The Sewage Cow-Hgh Cow
Cow Of Medium Hight.
Low Cow.-Bastsrd o! The Sewage Cow.
Glass III. The Curvene Cow
High Cow.
Cow oil Medium Highi-Low Cow.
Bastard of The Curvelipe Cow.
Glass ". The Bicorn Cow.-High Cow
Quaker or Friends Farming
Sugar Culture in Texas.
Flooding Meadows.
Cost OF Sheep Keeping IN Illinois
The Shepherds Dog With Sketches and Anecdotes
Bees-Efect OF Exposing Bee Hives 10 Hot Sunshine
Egg Cement.
Prices Current
Recipes for the Cure of Thfoal-ror making kch
TN Pepp-r-For wahing economical Breakfast Powder
Remedy for Locklaw.
Y Terms - per annum in advance Single number II
cents. JoHS ). SKINNER, Editor. Published hy
2sf GREELEY McELRATH.
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AMusfments.

A MEkiCAN MUsEUM-Eyery day and evening
Aaais Week. commencing Monday, Feb 3S-Spiendid Per-
@ every evening al shd "Wednesday ene sAinr-
uAJ notnoons a. ocoekTb manager lakes pleasure In
Peseuh NE best bill offered the American pubic 70
rs trends and patrons He las engaged farAmcd
rranCseo Ofs!n The rnosi extraordinary
Necfoniaoc-f Asins whose physical mechanical and
straightforward ex Apartments without parallel in lhe
wonders .. Magic
He allo pleasure in introducing 10 the public for
The mrs, time enrre collection CT Scripture Scenes
embracing representations Of Edom, Babylon Palestine
and Jefusaea IL various periods OF their history, aSag
The l.ensey Interesting sd Beautiful series Of Dis.
solving View. which ksss been Introduced 10 he pub
iic They exhibited 10 company OF Invited guesis
composed principally OF Clergymea AND superintendent
Of Sabbath Schools, Thursday lss who wers SO well
pleased The entertainments thai expression OF
probation suggested the c.ose, waco Dr. Cox wa
appointed Chairman for The purpose AID The following res
buttons were presented sac adopted
Rso!Ced That We highly approve OF ihe exhibition OF
the D,ssoivng Views WHICH have messed. and lake
pleasure IN recommending them 10 the pubic instruct
I've, innocent and most agreeable recreation
Rnsored Trat thanks due, AID are hereby rem
dered TO the Manager OF ias Museum for the agreeable
entertainment wiki which have this afternoon been Ia
vorsc"
Also engaged The celebrated Gua.ist. Signor Bin, the
Hydro Oxygen Microscope; Madame Rockwell, the IS
nous Fortune Teller Fancy Glass Slowing; Grand Cos
mora,ls. L..
Admission, - cent. Children under TO- ia cents
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MARRIED:

NJ, Ua The Goth BY Rev F.. F. Hatfield John F Dua 10
n Syracuse, the 18th Ward Dudley to Mrs Helen
Ws Buffalo, on the I'D Charles II Cdsey Cordelis
H sses Rock the 18th George B. Durkee TO Mary
,oss. !oan';On the 18th John J. Young to Sarah
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CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.
MN TAYLOR, No As:cr house, has all the new cheap
~ Publications., Magazines, Periodicals, &c constantly on
hard-amog the most recent issues will he ound the fol-
lowing.
Coua, Julian CT The Lust Days of he Goth new and
powerful romance, by W. Gilmore Si;nms ESQ author of
Guy Rivera Ye,nassee' SC and now published for the
fir time. Pic. 81: cents complete.
Gay Rivers; by the same author repubshed hia day in
III. Moher; by T. s. Arthur. This much sought Tor Sc
qup TO The Maiden and The Wife Is a. last published
The Queen OF Denmark, rhetorical novel by Mrs.
Charlie. Cicre. Price > cts.
Ffarper's Bible No. 30. Price %
Manners EXQUISITE; 70. ladies' and gentlemen. with
The Gameser., Tragedy in 6ye Acts by Edwd Moore
rs played by the Means. Price IL: cents
IIu.ra'ed Magazine for March The best value OF any
Magazine published Oh pages OF reading matter ana lou
Arl2ur's Ladies Magszine for April. q cents.
iai,es by Dumas Ssns ~ ~ Boston PHI
aiepha and Baltimore md which stands preeunent TIE
WESTERN CONTINENT, rare hnd superb number, Is the
received for this wseS cal q, and md see N Il
CHARLES DIcKENs's ITALIAN TRAVELS.
'I,Hls DAY PUBLISHED BY WILEY PUTNAM
l6 Broadway uoifonn with the Library OF Choice Read
Dickens Parti Journey from Paris = Tins English Trare
lag Carriage NJ Brave Courier; Lyonsi The Goblin Of
ho- IT-vsl 81 Genoa Part Price q cents JUST pub
lishrj The Cricket the Hearth. Library edition.
aiichsel Angelo r;,narsh's Journey from CoFnhl to
Cairo. 37t cents.
Eohen OF Traces tTrsyel broegt Home from the EssL
The Crescent and the Cross.
The Rhine by Victor Hugo.
Father Rips's u years Mt Peiin.
2sf 2ris WILEY ( PUTNAM. lGl Broadway.
mr.. SIMMSS NOVELTIES.
ryNHiS DAY IS PUBLISHED, the Wigwam und the
Cabin. By the au'nor vi The Yenssse-.' Guy Ri
vera sc Second series. Wiley 4 Putnam's Library o
American Books, No. NJ.
CONTENTS:
The Giants Cotn or the Feud of Holt and Houston.
Sergeant Baruacle; or. the Rsitsman or the Edslo.
Those OLD Lunes ~. Which is the Maimsn'
The Lazy Crow. Story OF the Cornhrld.
CaOyp; ur, the Loves OF The Driver.
Lucas de Ayon
''Th- HE Of the Planters TIE condition. character and
HABITS OF tho Negro and indian the pect Of that fail
land teelung with lururiauc- aud redoent o
odor the patriotic aspirations, these
the tavorte themes of this writer, who was
born 10 illustrate the OF his birth 10 history and
nance grave biography and legend-Ne.l York Eoen
ing Mirror. WILEY PUTNAM,
l6l Broadwav Y.
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PosT.OFFIcE, New-YoIk, Feb. y, 1916
U" steamer Cambria rom 5os;on.-The Mail for
the above Steamer viii be closed this Once Saturday
2S.h u p M Postage q! letters must be prepaid
10 Boston Letters OF hill under, cents aud
each additional hsii }
yTf2t ROBERT H MORRIS P NJ
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81 Prof. Bush will deliver Lecture on Sabbath Eve
ring next, NJ The Coliseum, Grand-st, Broadway,
Swed-nborg sdoctrine oe Spiritual Sense ofhe Word
God in he will consider the character OF the Mosaic
Record of the Creation aud the Fall OF Man.
Lecture rec collection ;sken up al the close To
commence Al ~ O'Clock. III 2us'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
u SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Packe,ship Hsvre Answorth, FIN Havre 9Th Jan, with
mdse to Fox & Livingston. Goth Jan passed ship
with her foremost gone. Both passed British bark
with her foretoprnast gone 3lst la; 10 80 lon 81 10,
saw ship bound West with black ball in her iore-top-
sail Feb 9th passed bark. bound West, WIKI jury
fore,opmas sth on the Southern edge Of the Banks.
passed ship in sinking condition the hul and lower
rnasts below the waters edge 9:h the ship iced
up found II necessary to the Southwark and
,haw her out being impossible start ack5 sheets
2ith in whirlwnd lost tcpgs!ant sails and lying
lib parted fnre.tack and split the mainsail The has
Experienced severe weather and Westerly gales during
the passage ;owed up TO the city By the steamer
Jacot Bell.
ship st Mary Foster 10 Is fnl NO, With cotton sugar
&c, 10 Stanton & Frost.
Brig Lucy Ellen, Seabury, m Tobasco, 9Th Feb. with
400 quntaIs ogwood Bouchsud Il Thebaud; vessel
te Nesmth & Walsh Sailed in company with briggs
fioybush Hitchcock for NY Lafayette Swedish, do,
Flora British Mitchell for Liverpool Left bries Pal
las. Haven for NY uncertain, Fremont Haynes, do,
loading Florence Hopkins -, Elizabeth Powers, Tor
Marseea nearly ready sctr PeloD Hatch, for NY in 8
days
Brig Sea, Allen "a DIS i'm Campeachy, with $3.50 qutn-
tails logvood TO Agurre S; Galway. Left no American
vessels The Sea was lowed up the city by the
steam cutter Spencer and has been on the coast SIX
days
Brig Caribb-e (oi Pttston Me- Abbot % DIS I'm Cha
gres with hdes. TO master Left no American vessels
in port. Part OF the sick with fever.
chr Gil Bias Farran Haven 10 ballast 10 master
Schr II l. Strat,an - fm Maven, in ballast.
Schr Star Small I'm Black Rock with cargo OF schr
Vuture, TO 5 w Lewis.
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r-V IL. Palmer Is the duly authorized -igent OF mcs
Of The best spapers all the es aId principal towns
United and Canada for which he receives adj
JersemesS and subscriptions, and fully empowered to gite
receipfS.
His Country Ne.pspaper sdperiisng Agency ia in the Til
bune Buildings and rtere else in NewfOk. where he
;res distinctly understood that all orders intended Tor his
Agency. should te addressed sud where the papers cost
advertising, may be " The Road 20 IFeG!t
brief trea-e advertising may be hsd his office gratis
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TUE cOLDEN Rur.E ANN

Odd FELLOWS FAMILY COMPANIOS.-'rhis pop
Ousr paper wiauug golden opinions from every quar-
Ter lis literary char4c'-rs o the highest order Of merit
AMI it odd Fellowship nspsrtmr. renders L invaluable
10 IN fIiters of ineI o. oi o. +.
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, FEB. g.
l. A Sovere.su's List Days, isua Tale 10y Mrs.
? Don Graviel or The cor-a.r Of Cuba. Ly lac Editor
5. Song OF the Butterfly By G P. 0aacsepbos lodrnaL
l. Udd Thoughts Odd Moments. by Mrs. L. NJ sly
s. Marsherta -Edor.al-very interesting; Lit
drary Notices Scrap Soos Articles; Page for The La
dies; Varieties. &c &c
ODD FELLOWSHIP Observation-Disclosures of the
Grand Loo and interesting ntsg eace from ali paris
The country Directory OF Lodges in New YORK and PhiIa
deiphis &c &c.
re- TERMS; seeesiy. payahi TO The curriers';
s. 80 ear IN stvanc-. delivered n New fors Brook
IVA Back numbers OF The present volume yet be
piled By 3la.l. :, gear in advaGc-
Z WINCHESTER. PEbli.h-r. q 4 nn.sL
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~ Georgia Arr0wroot, from the estate Of Colonel
Helons equal Bcrmucn, and half the price, For sale by
J.&l. COUDINGTON, sos Hudson st corner Spring
~ I,ui.-
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II Harvey Burdell. VI. ID. Dentist, CONTINUES
the practice OF Dentistry all lis branches usual his
Office aud residence, S62 Broadway, OF Franklin
N Ban advertisement Of removal from my Office
der the signature OF John Burde has appeared in the pub
lie pap-rs which might lead my patrons believe
that had removed which alone. however would not have
called forth any notice from had this person
in corcludiug his removal notice, offered the following
situation In reference 10 my own capabilities Dentist
For The lat two or three years many OF his friends have
been msed and he has had bear the responsibility OF
operations not done by himself which he VIII
correct hereafter Ii the above qnotG,on ffor J. Bs
advertisement has reference in the
PARTICULAR. Yet fact, that constantly performing
operations Tor the old patrons OF J. B. which had
not beea III The nrsi instance properly ludicousy
formed by said J. b. such patrons refusing respply
him. because they considered him insane Several
since. when j. g. engaged extensive praciic.
in Chambessi be considered second only in point
Genial reputation 10 such Dentists Dr. e Parmy and DR.
Trenor but this is not The fact and the oboquy which
he caused 10 be reflected lis wife and children about
years since and his MiIerm." will stand form
the most condemnns proof Of John Burdes unsound
mind HARVEY BCltD ELL, NJ. ID. Dentist,
zSf 5ts- S62 Broadway.
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Lio1ns.
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY
srUR PURCHASE of all the cheap Literature OF the day

THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY
srUg PURCHASE Of all the cheap Literature OF the day
4 rs published.
JUST RECEIVED:
The uc0gnilo, Sas AID Peccadll!oes-prlce % Cts
Artists America, No, 2-Henry lnmsn with two beau
I.tu sravings-p price - cts.
Lives Of Distinguished American Naval Officers, by j.
Fenimore Cooper author OF The Spy &c-price 50 cis
Count Julian the Last days OF the Goth an Historical
Romance, By the a1thor ot Guy Rivers &cprce size
Yankee Stories, by Judge Hsliourton illustrated Willy
book and well worth tue price-by cts
The Tartar Chief, or Russian Coionels Head Tor q
Dowry-prlce III cts.
Edward ClaveTlng Tie Fatal Msrlage-prce III cts
Cousin Hinton, or Friend or Foe Novel; by Miss Ellen
P;cksring-pricc p cts
The Last the Vesals, Tale of Rome-piice ~ cts.
Grshsms Magazine for March, splendid No. with Paris
Fgslcns-subscrpuou S5-25 cents per No.
Anhur's Magazine tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S5-No. &c
Harper's Bible, No. 50-prce . els.
TIE Master OF Laug tord The Treu leroGs Guest q
Tale OF Passiop-prlce % cts
Tn. Mu;r:ciGe by john X. Duer-prce p els.
The Queen OF Denmark, an Historical Novel, by Mrs
Gore p.ice , Cas-.
Agents supplied al the lowest prices By
w. II. GRAHAM. Tribune batlaings,
Dti Ma
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fats.

~ FoiRer's GI0saOnian is sold ri CODDlNG.
TONS Sofner Hudson ana ; ping sis. -! WIS
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HORSEBACK EXERCISE.


E!Iiotfs Substitute for Horseback Exercise.
NO PERSON ot sedeutary habits, and especially NC
l Niuvad, should neglect examine Mr. ELLtorrs PA
TENT ExERcIsER All ply siciuns who have recon-
mend 10 those In need OF heHl,hiul exercise.
Orders TO l56 Narket.sL Newark, N. J. VIII Dt
promptly attended TO- Prices OF the Patent Lrercser rang,
rom Sl9 70 SIS. 2oi lmeOdls'
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5NOAL.-Gsest Reduction In frices.-We 10 W W ~
~ hyerng from yard well known superior Peeen ~
chard Red Ash Coal Us follows Broken or Egg, 20 W
large Nut, IS IS per tou free OF csitAge Consumer e
rely on having the best Coal the above RI'eSs, "eh
| screened. Tl5DALL q oCoeSa,
Sf2va- 50 chsuysI near Pearl
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q Newly DIRK Typographical Society.-A Lee
will be delivered by John L. Jewell, The Second
Advent n The Howard House, OF Broadway and
Howafdst Saturday evening, Fen. Is a. "a O'clock 10
which Printers generally and members of The Society in
particular. are invited. 27f 2us-
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rS'- Gentiemen's flats Spring Fn-hiou.-BIRD,
cor Pine and Nassau ss.GeGiegsn'- Hats OF Spring
pattern uniting elegance and beauty of style,
ready for examination aud sale by the subscriber.
2of lmis- BIRD. Cor. Piue and Nsss sts.
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S To the Public
Southern Bafrr, md Altare

kS- To the Public.-The great American remedies,
Southern Balm Alternative pills, Will Consumption
and all Lung and Kidney complaints under thrir in
fuence WhoopiDg Cough yields readiyikey first rate
for Old nveieral- coughs There have s,ey been bad
o!dropsy cured by their For sale 0y RUSHTON
co and OF The respectable Drug giss, where our
treatise may be had graus Price OF Balm II per bottle
Pills Is. per box Depot 65S Broadway Try these Med:
clnes und think you viii be satisfied. 2o SIiBThSS NJ
a Allen Dodworth,s rivate Dancing school,
No. fia broome-st Broadway. Folks, MazarSa and
all other fsshionshle dances taught in correct Style
Ssnia
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DOWLING'S RoMANISM,

DOWLlHG'S ROMANISNI
ILLUSTRATED
Just Published Tenth Ecilon -
nF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL FOLuh Me,
~ with 81 splendid engravnss Illustrative oil honahsini
in handsome ornamental binding.
(,heevers Lectures on the Pilgrim. Progress. Fourth
edition. wiih numerous see engTavirgs
Seal and elegant Book5.ndirg 10 all lis varieties.
w has preosIsaon The moe, benTfai and e p3sy
al n. Cheap Bookstore and Bindery, ia Fuon-st
iaf 81 :, WALKER, liz FlltonsL
NEW NOVEL BY JAMES.
DRICE I2i cents.-WM- TAYLOR, No. Aston House.
Will publisi, this noruIng Roger Duuon, the True
Prophecy. By q. p R james, Esq author OF Darnl-y,
R;ciielie1 The Robbers the step-Moiher, &c &c.
Nov published complete This story Is equal TO the
beat productions of this popular author In his best days Isl
A LNANACS.-Tbe trade suppted With Almsnscs al
"A The prices OF manufacturing, al The Tribune Once su4
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The ship Empire Russell for Liverpool sails to-day.
The severity the weather for the last two days has
made considerable ice in the East and North rivers.
Wind w.
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SAILED.
Packet ships Garrick Liverpool NewYork, Charles
ton and others.
BELOW
Bark Lewis Baker, I'm Ssal, With logwood, 10 Bou-
chaud & Thebaui Also brigs unknown
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Boston Anetion 6alee.

Any e. r. ~ D. KIUH, I'll Brosd-smeei, opposl
I'D Fosters wharf, Boston.
WEDNESDAY, March 4.
LEATHER, SKINS, &c-Sole and upper eatler, cann'hs
binding and morocco skins and other shoe stocR'
WEDNESDAY,, March 49,
Semi-Annua Sale
Boors SHOES, BRoGAss AND HArs--1"O cases boo!'
Shoes bruyens and Hat.
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- Gcnin's Fashionable Hats for the ensuing
Spring resdy inspection pa Broadway. OF
posi,e ST PsuPs Church. 81 owls.
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fats.
LEARY & cos
FASHION FOR SPRING, sic
IF The preference 20 universally manifested
present style Of Genemsns Hats has decided
continue the for ;- ensuing
LEARY I, co. Ha:ter-, Nos 8, 1 and ) Astor House
New-York, Fsb. laih 1915.
Circulars. descriptive ri the peculiarly Of style, for
wsrded By addres-i1gns poe, paid. 2sfths
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~ III. G.. Shnnwny, Miniature Painter. No. West
ern Enlel 23i lwisS

70 II Cure is your aim by Daey's Magical Pain En-
tractor cheapest and best medicine invented and
will positively cure the following disc All pains
dwellings eyes spinal Weakness constipation Of the
bowels. bronchitis, pe., hs!ula, he dwellings, scare
sores, reu cancer, ucdoloreux strains pain
of the back and side or any external Inflammation The
only original and genuine has H. Daley written the
wrapper OF each box General Depot for the United States
for thu sale OF the above save l2s Fnonst Sun Build
ing. L 81 6tis
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CHEAP BOOTS AND Sa0

ia F gLTo ,oue.l. hose genileanon In
STHE 81 bSShID o soois and shoes a. very reduced
@ prices 10 cal! Il sirh VIII induce them TO givehm
~ sss eLss.s OF 1 n, 1S,ass
ouriog Inc year ts from 81 50 Sc, warranted 70
DE Of s best French calf and under his I'M
s.operyisor Shoes from 81 = 70 ~
ned:ae ~ IN hls Inc equally low pricea Custonei
Other sbors made al Tie siofss. nous1,
bo9ls s ~, NJ handsomely and easily Drawing. 1Aea %
n. feet and pair OF ssta made ana A'p' 's-
BBoys BOou OF all dss:hpou. s0usnsfn ana
Western ~noie'o1' GoHN l. WATKINS, Ia Fultcn-st
,nr,o between Nassau and Dutch St.
-.-,,1,I o., RKNNIEa ..-ln rolla Of EiiIy CsaLs
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FIRST STEPS IN SINGING.
N APPLETON L co. have iist published
- The Primary Note Reader First seps in Singing
Sight bv James n. Warner translator OF Webers Theory
OF Muscel Composition etc. etc vol. limo Price 3 cts.
This summary OF Musical exercises is designed supple
ruent 10 III authors in fundamental Lessons nMusc.
The Two Worss eher intended furnish The
be sipner in Muse with complete Of books adapt
ed 20 his purpose
By tue author, lately published
Rldimenta Lessons in Music contsrius the primary III.
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MIR. X. G.. PAIGE respectfully taxes leave ~ an
lVl MS Intention of giving Lecture on the sud
ec OF Church Music, in the Chapel OF the Cniyerslty'
Thursday evening" March 5h, 1870
Some ne specimens of standard Cathedral Music VIII Do
performed this OCCASION for The hfs TIME in THIS country,
oy an efficient choir under Mrs. Pages direction.
Tickets EACH be had The principal BOOK and
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