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MOBjLE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET

MOBILE AND MONTGOmEhf "EEnnA
 PACKET.
 A Es~ N The new, last running, passenger SgsSss,s5z steamer SELMA, Jo. Bryant master, will ply the ensuing season as regular packet be tween Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening, at o'clock. PM, arrive at Montgomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont Ro,nery every FRIDAY morning al 10 o'clock.
 sep2s M WAKING 70, Agents SATURDAY. PACKET FOR MONTGOMERY. h E~ h The steamer MONTGOMERY , SgzSEslEV F Nj Johnson master, will ply the en- song season between Mobile and Mongomery- Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY al o'clock PM, For freght or paseage apply on board, or to fs CAMPBELL, OWEN co. Agents sep2s 72 Front and 10 Com sis
 Capt Johnson having been informed that insiuua- lioas have been uttered and doubts implied by some Of bic kind associates, that his owneis ship of the Montgomery is questionable he would beg to sta'e' for the satsacton of his friends and those interest si m the matter. that he himself Is the sole owner of the boat
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.

A $~wWDA. The fine, light draught steamboat
 ElGdVWM BRADSTREET. T. Mea- = her master, will Dl, during the en- suing season between inc above ports touching al al the intermediate land ngs. She will com mence running on the earliest rise of the river, leay
 ing MOBILE every Monday evening al o'clock, arriving at MONTGOMERY on "Wednesday morn ing. On her return, she will leave MONTGOME- KY on Wednesday evening al o'clock, and touch ing at SELMA, will leave that place at 10 o'clock AM. the next day, (rhursday,) completing her ,rlp passage apply on board. no'o
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tEutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
 No. III Wall Street, New York.
 oar. s, PATTERSON. President. BEsJ. C. KILLER, Seey s4satlsiti Jos. L.. LoRD, AgeHt.
 i72 Policies issued from lst May last 10 lst March-Premium. l06935 20 s Policies issued to 20 March,. l6500 OO -.a f !. nd only two losses, s5oO0-S2o00. 25435 25 A DVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS CO., "A Premiums may be paid in full, or by.weekly, monthly or quarterly instalmeuts; and when i exc eeds $50, one only in cash. and the other in secured uoie payable in twelve months wal, six per interest, reaswabs, and subject ony assessment alier sixty days notice, if needed by losses. Profits divided aRnuaiiy in available scrip hearing six per cent interest, ,vhieh he Company s0H adpanee ftoo thirds h cash required the profits can be added to increase the sum insured. Third persons in sure the lives of others. The assured can, afier term uf years, surrender the policy and receive ns quipaient paias; and every precaution taken pre- pent forfeiture of the policy
 The Company also ins,ires on joint lives, and grants annnities and endowments.
 SLAVES, (House-servanss and Mechancs) in- sured. Mobile, 22d April. ap23 12l WALTER SMITH, Agent.
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EsHE FREE SCliooI. under ihe direction of ihe Meilr"'lisI eonnssion in luis ciIy. will be re- pt,,ed Nonia, the 30th instant is II,e teture Room of lhe Fra, kin street Methodist Episcopaf Church. under ibe ,f Mi Bondurani ..
 The chillen nf all persons without dis( incrion of fab, will he admitted 10 fhs School unIh il i. fill. ed up. bs application io either
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oBILE:MONTGoMERY AND WETUMP 4
 NIKEEKI pAEKEI

MOBILE, ,MUN TtIOMF FaKf AND W EI U MT N N1f'
 WEEKLY PACKET.
 ErSs~ h The fine steamer DALLAS, H. W. Ssz5ssaz555Z Lapington master, will ply during the seasoo as a regular Weekly Packet, 10 the above and nil intermediate landings, commencing her trips at ,he first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening al 5 o'clock PM, arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning. 'a time for the cars for Chehaw, arriving at We'umka every FRIDAY. al 8 o'clock PM. Returning, leaves We ,.mnka every SATURDAY, at l2 o'clock M, and leaves Mont ssnery every SATURDAY evening on the arrival of the from Chehaw, and arrives at Mobile every MONDAY morning. in time for pas seopers to take the New Orleans Mail boats
 The steamboat Dallas has been lhorouehly re,'a'r' a5 having been hauled out in the New Oreana Dry Dock. No expense labor has been. spared |" make her as safe and comfortable any in the rade
 octS0 N. WAKING x CO.,, Agents.
 N. R-The Dallas is provided vii" d fine Engine and Hoes.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

MOBILE INSURANCE CoMPANY-ofhee M No 3lSl Francis st,
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llrclU O TIsIJALE N"cfelsfy. AsA TO I.FASE--Anstill'~ Summer Res'dencr .s..A upon ,he PascapouIa K ad W i'll be leased ior
 ierm of five years upon reasonabie 1erm', 10 good tenant. Il has upon il a good Prnch, Apple and Plum Orchard, lopelher wnh good stock of Grape Vines &c. Itis one of the most desirable places for a summer residence. and II would pay good Gardner well fur his attention. Apply la
 de,ovmo AIISTlII
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AsJA REAL ESrATE-1he undersigned, agent I for the Real EslaIe of the B. anch of the Bank of he State of Alabama at Mobile, offers for reni all the Real Estate belonging to said Branch bank' and will receive and entertain propositions Tor the pur chase of any portion of said Real Estate
 NPOfjce in the southw eslern room of inc Bank ;ne House df JAMES $. DEAS,
 m, 2Otr Real Estate Agent
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 DOMAN KALYDoR--A certain cure tor Pim- El ples, Fieckies, suniarn. Morphei". Inn, Ring worm, Teter and other obstinate afecions of the skn This yalnable acquisition io the toilet of the female has been in extensive use for several years and has always beem found to answer the high exree ,a,ions of he proprietor. Ati.r using Il for \ timt the skin becomes perfectly clear sad iranslnce". For sse by l.a n3 -a.
 decs . NORTH & co. Druggists X chemisis fEsIN WARE! TIN WARE l-rhe subscriber
 II has for sale upon reasonable terms the arges and hes, of Tin Ware ever offered n tue sou,h. consisting of the very best Woserhampr'r (Engsh) and American bright block I'm Joi"' Steak and Hash Dishes, Oysler Chsih,ng Dishes Imperial Raised Dish Covers. fine Ceilee and Te" Pots of all sixss with Bigg,as and Fil,srers, fin iached. Urns ~iih Lsmps and BiRgns attached Brirh Egg Boirre, Plate warwers. 6ae brgh Mix Rollers. Jelly AIouIds. Soup Tnreens kc. Se
 no,27 H L REYNOLDS.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE-50 kegs Wesler.. D prime article; 200 boxes prime Cheese. landing sx steamer Moaezun,a, for sale by
 nn,23 MARSHALL l.. ROWE q co.
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@xA FOR SALE-That commodious and desir- .G:M able residence on Dauphin Way. within 2t miles from the Mansion House, known as ihe resi- deuce flhe late Edward O'Connor, md now in the occupancy ef Wm. Stuart. It is handsome country place and the buildings are of the best kind: The main house is large, and built and finished in ihe most approved manner, and calculated for large family. The premises occupy three acres For terms apply 10 BR. TAKDi or
 mhl6 Wh. STUART.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

D. IT NODE &, co, FHOLhs4LE IND REfHL GROcERf MERCHiNfS, sepu Commerce and Frant-sts.. MOBtLE. Ala RAVESIEs, BULLOCK & co. COMHISSIL' N MERCHA NT& AND GENE.
 RAJ AGEATSl augl7 MoBiLf. Alabama.
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MUM 55S4
ENGI ISII .k CFiigaJI..

BAkION A(ADEM ! -HAsEdENT STORY.
 At'io St ti, bL is snuw Ol eHiui ,he reception of SrhnIars The teacher, Mr A. K. Mefl ifeid ms l'ad ltug experience iu lea6bRg in New Ftg- and aud New imk and parelds who may place ,heir chathen in lhs sch"ol are assured That ns, -fe.i "ill fe spar Is give them lLe most tbpreosL insliut tsnn
 Tnnioa- For rhihlren under pigh year, of age, o2 e1: l"r hrse "sri eight, S3 70 ger month.
 M.he. Nov l4 lsl6 pov27
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nUR ARMY ON THE RIO GRANEE-- OBe,ng short account of the important events ,rs.spiring from the lime of the removal of the Army of Occupation from Corpus Chrisii 10 the surrender of Matsmosos, with descriptions of the ba,,jes o( PaIo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, the p,,mhardment of Fort Brown and the cerfnaniesi of inc surrender of Mata~oros, with descriptions "i inc ci,,. Sc, S-c; by T R Thorpe. author of Tom Owen. the Bee huatsr. Mysteries oi the Backwoods &c. illustrated by 25 cngravings. cheap edition, pr.ce 50 cents. Jusi received and for sale by
 t=4..+4 .- ] DORLER,
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FOR RENT.

l.s, FOR SAI.F-The TWO Plantation. in la~ndt E%N couni,, near I.nwndeshnro' formtrh na" rd ii, I'ol Jas < Deas. kno'n, Ihe u lhe iin mediate vicinity of Lowndesbe'"' IS lhe shelby i. R,,re Planialian, containing 720 arres; sud lht uther us the Big Swamp Plantation. about mile, distant, and coulairing o20 acres; also lhe Resi ,i4nre near the Shelby Plantation. kno"n as lbt Ie. place, having so acres of hand attached.
 rhie nrope,ty is too we'll known la need 'lescriP- ton Roth plantations have considerable quanlI- " of open hand of iiHe quality ready inr lmne'i blaming. The lower plantation par icuarly, is a fine body nf land
 Also. will be soI the stoek ofCatile attached 10 Ihi. properiy, consisting uf about 100 head.
 The terms of sale uili be hberal-no rash pay. m~nI heinz required.
 Ifnui sold by ist of January 'iIe plantations and re idence will bp rented for the ensuing ,esr.
 Ky urdsr of the Roard,
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THSHE f,v ing s . eluent of the af.i ol this cnm
 E pans is published Tn cnnornity with he reqmfe menis of inc laih sec of the act of incorpora'ion Premiums on risks marked of Oct 1, lel SiJO11s ' Premiums received for year ending
 Oct 4 lsi6 yz; on Marine risks .575 J95 II On Inland Trans spartation and Ma On Fire s'............l5a,a5 ,a5s D. s2s,sii 35
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 .siqsstili alhsi asa s-el i.ni 3 2 sssi
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l.- ID. W. LLARk, Fresldent.
 WM. CoNFER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, the most favorable terms cIans for loss or damage promptly adjusted, power settle and pay all claims against the company be- ing vested m the agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent,
 hec27 yvI lr16T IS St Michael street.
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shall receive patent for any invention, he shall make
oath hs, he believes himsefshe FIRST and original inven
tor and flGt he does kaog or 5elisre d Ae san.
cGs erer before knocr used Comment on hi.
case Is unnecessary both the original inventor Smith
and Goodyear who has Just taken the patent have Ia,
stores for sale Of their goods within few blocks s,A
other in the city OF NewYork for many years past Ia
addition to the use OF this invention by Smith Son
will still farther state ,hs the Rox6ury India Rubber Co
made the same goods early as ISIS Some thousand,
OF pairs of gloves of the stocking knit material were coz
ers with rubber ard sold IN various parts OF the United
States
Who trsspssses upon others nights Regarding 'sirred
goods received first premium for articles, composed
partly Of SHRED goods OF my OWE msnu'ae'ure from TIE
American Institute in 1872 and Goodyear applied Tor ana
took ou his pa,er, 4i and these very SHRED soods
were patented in England Thomas Hancock IN 1855
and f, description is published in the LONDON Jour
ns vol No H. the fabric and process OF corrussi;on
And triuphsn,ly refer that publication TO show s!
fsrher what the public have RICH, to know the true
character c the controversy in which trying to de-
fepa NV right. HORACE H DAY, 25 Maiden.lane
sitter lst May. n. % Cor;laad.s,
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Law Courts.

SUPERIOR Couar-Before Judge vanderpool-Saniu
e Conelly rs George Chneh.-The plaintiff held lease
for year of the occupied BARRIERS chop at the
Balls Head Tavern. Having left for short time, the
landlord dspossessed him and put another barber in
claiming righ. to DO so, which is denied. Action or
.respass damages Verdict for plain
tiff $50 damages and costs For plaintiff MI James G
McCsddn and Mr.. D. w. Clark. For defendant Mr. T.
w. Sanford
Edmund Hurry rs FrGucss J. Louis.-The defendant
is proprietor Of dstilery in Troys between Green
wich asd Washington and the plaintiff occupies dwell
nghouse adjoining The action is 10 recover damages
for alleged nuisance being contended that the ei1via
from .he dstiery injurious 10 the plaintiff and mis-
family &c-To De continued this forenoon. For plain
rig Messrs F B. Cutting and John R. Flanagan For de-
fendan Messrs. II V. Vutee and J. w. Gerard
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quantity at the provisions supplied who sisted nst no
alteration had been made in the quality or quanr 0! me
food supplied since the first day OF February !As anc
that the provisions shown :he store room sre Of tns
quality as has been supplied them since &c ha so
the Superintendent of the establishment
Signed l. V.HOSTRAND. sup. OF Kings CO. Poor
T. CoFFIN,Pres. OF Village Of Wiiltarnsoursh-
Eilliarzs5Grsa, Feb. TO- 1856.
The account carren. OF the CRY Treasurer for the
quarter ending Jan 81 lsi6 in 10 70 Cournon
Council last night from which appears ,ha; the amount
paid on City WARRANTS 70, the quarter Slo70 ~ 20
The balance on hand was slal. 526. %.
inquiry As TO LUSAcY.-A Commission is low
sitting in This city with view inquiry whether
or no, Mr. Jonathan Hunt gentleman said TO be worth
a5ou, two millions OF dollars, is OF sound mind The
application for the Commission originated. principally
with his counsel Mr.. &. it appeared from the estimo
~. originally vsry poor boy belonging 70 Troy n
Y. but early ace a. ten years be commenced
maintaining by me ale candies and such, around
the streets his only living parent his mother At l2 he
commenced keeping shop on his DUN account, and. ST
tie age OF 81 had made and saved about $500 beside
maintaining his mother, his father hs mother hsv
ing become married TO named Smith, and four
step sisters and brothers showing not only great bust
ness tact and industry but proving himself TO be kind
son and brother At the age OF g. which about the
year ISIS, he came New-York purchased about sl2
coo worth of goods which he paid $500 cash. and
went 10 Aabans returning each Spring, after realizing
large profits for fresh supply Mr.. q. entered largely
into the purchase of real il Alabama and M,sis
sppi and made vast amount Of money. He has been
for some time residing this vicinity His mother Is dead
bu, he has well established her children his stepbroihers
and sisters Rumors nave been current OF late that &c
ia of unsound mind which probably has produced the
presen; Inquiry Ills last which caused surprise was
the purchase auction OF about 100000 worth OF lots
days ago in the upper part OF the city On being
asked why he made such purchase hs reply was that
although he did aoprehend war, such thing might
take place He held large properly il stocks, which
wond deteriora.e in the of hostiiities while
he felt the contraryf he held real estate it would be
there safe and sound when the was over. IN wss
thought by those who heard the testimony that there
was no great insanity about :h;s Mr. Il is bachelor
and boards in one OF our most respectable boarding
houses the of which say he has appearance
of insanity but His mind it is said was
somewhat afflicted few months since apparently but
ne recovered from il The investigation is still proceed
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" The Louisville Journal has correspondent
in this CITY who signs his letters 'ITHuRIEL' VINO
thus comments on the Cassins NJ Clay Meeting a. a.
the Tabernacle, after pronouncing that meeuns
Nsw.York hnmbug already forgotten;
Ib.,e is no. spot In the world so entirely sscu.
All an,islavery excitements as this Nothing ere
as nermauen, Interest alarm here that does no'
n .orae way affect the prices Of commodities
ed in This great common mari Of the nation ne'e are
not in the whole city many Aboliiieniss (o al c9l9s
a. there are negro reehoding voters No rai'o a. ae
uan su take any interest IN the emancipation o. "eS'0
Jar. un,l there is some money 10 be made BY
Therefore let no man be misled by the stu. ina
loads The Tribune d;he Albany Evening journal
are both mere tools of w Seward and set OF o'e
ling creatures about him :; &c -
/, has long since been settled TIA, he who de-
clares all men villains, convicts at least one
consider i, positively settled therefore, that the "a
,ional white man who wrote the above will take no
interest 10 Slave Emancipation until ne fAin6s there
is some money to be made byit' Whether ne was
mistaken or not when he used TO think SO, and write
those savage but rather gasy Anti Slavery letters &c
The New. York American. is not very material.
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II SCIENCE, among IL other modern achievements, ~
ascertan.d the weight the which surro1ae
the sarth II is nearly equal that OF SOLID globe OF es
sixty miles in dism-t1r Such Is OF the eHfaofonag
results itch meet on every eide. revealed oy
ever Increasing light OF experimental philosophy Aap-s
The striking but useful consequences OF eae
rent may mention tie concoctiou OF that powerful
usepuc and tonic Sendss SarssperilIs- Il stands nit
smurg tn medicines OF It's class and 10 cases OF
TuInor Access Cancer, Salt Rbeurn Saint AaSoDys
Eryspelss. Liver Complaint scnSies Dysp-P go,
rarely fails, I'm der favor OF Sind Providence 10
radical cure /. D
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulto1-st rs
sod n Eas Broadway, New-York- Sold also oy
venerable throughout the UriIed Stsez- Price 81 per W.
Il. or six hot;.cs for s..
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Sales Real Estate.
BIZ 4. J. Blseckr.


Two story brick house and 10. 81 Spruce 81. %. by
rs feet one side and 20 feet the ether $1,000
Two story brick front house and los 5i9 Pearlst %
by lU0 ''V"
Two story brick front house and lot on llthst near
Dry Dock-st. p by So 1901
Three story brick front house and OF corner OF i,h-
avenue and 42d.st y feet inch front, -! feet
rear IS feet one side and s0s feet the other.--- 1900
Lot on ithsvenue adjoining the above, IS feet in.
front, a5t rear, s0t feet side and IS feet ms.
By Va Il franklin s Son.
Two story brick house and years lease OF lot 30
2Istst with frame building in rear, lot IS By 81
feet II inches 0S'o
By E. Il LuGloic & Co.
Lot on corner Of Lexington avenue and 2}d-st q
BY ecs -. '-Vo
Three lots on 2ist.st nea. ith avenue IS by 81 feet
S32UU eacn WV
Three and half story house and 10, corner 3d-ave.
nue. and 2Sth-sr. with building on the rear "a. By
81 feet -
Lo. on sth.avenue near 39thst "a; by 100 feet s3
By Edgar Jenkins.
Three story bricks house and lot 80 City Hal-place
i! By 100 feet 'S@9
Three story brick house and lot IS City HaI-pace,
l.: by lOC feet IS-U
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II The Laughing Gas produced deal Of amusement 81
The American lss night and the Microscope and
Views greatly admired by the entire autsnee hhs
Comic Melange went of with great ec!a and ndeed, ne
entire performance received with the most hesfIy sp
plsuse Madame Rockwell, the fortune-ieller was coz
suited By scores OF the wonGeroyi She - truly WOE
d-rfr being and her apparent knowledge o, past prese
and tEIue exceeds oar enr, concepon ooe hs!
oe today All hours. This evening me s'uscaoH'
az thu. house are Of the hghes. order
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duty as they please if they win preserve due pro.
portion between the duty on the "a" material anu
the fabric, and we cannot see how any American
can reasonably object to that Why should the
coarse blankets be admitted at a lower rate than
their raw material VIII somebody attempt to an
au-ar
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A GREAT FARNER.-Martin Smith of Wheat
land with 20 acres of land has sustained the last year.
family - children and had money on hand to ASSIST
his peebbors who had 200 acres BY his good manage
nent and perseverance, he enabled 10 hold on to his
crop three years for improved market The commit
tee on the Monroe Agricultural Society award
ed him a premium of diploma. framed and glazed
The secret of his success understand is his superior
IN ethod OF cultivation De should be made professor
the Las, Genesee Farmer contains letter from him IN
which be odes,y expressed his thanks the commit
tee for the notice they have taken of him Roch. Dem
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A. c. TCrrLE. Auclloneer

SLEIGH RogEs BUFFALO SKINS, MufPs. FoN', Sc
FUTILE & DUCLUZEAU will sell This Day, &! 10 o.
clock 94t Bowery the balance OF the stock contained
10 the above store the property person declining bust
mesa 10 peremptoIy sold for cash. in lots TO suit pur
chasers consisting OF wolf hear leopard and fancy robes
and buffalo skius badger Isabella bear Peruvian fox Dat
and black lynx, chinchs stone martin and CanadS
NUTS and boas vctoun-s, fancy fur trimmings, hair AID a
flnt n1tlh. LIZ IL
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RrsroEE YOUR HAR--Phalon's Hair InvigorAtor q tts
ony article to eeciualy hair scu, Es
d4niruf saG 20 prevent ha falling out rus 70 gu.
mon greasy mixture such generally paed OF or tne
0ubc by cuscSs restoring the hair. &c but is coz
bna,on OF substances united by chemical aniiy ~ncs
". .iI warrant ~ do al that is forth In the Cirens
Prepared by ( Phsion Wig Maker and Hair Cutter -
Broadway For sale 5y drug and fancy dealers g-sefal
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to To THE MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS. AMI SI,nsss
Community OF the City N-wYorS especially and 10 me
Public g-lsrallyThe sIbscrbsr, AFTER years OF psrn,
ard pers-vsring effort commenced IN Si has obtaheo
Tho confidence Of the propeors OF nearly one todsana
Of All the cite. principal IN the Unitd States ana
Canada, and their authorized Agent 10 receive "a
yeri.-u-nts and subscriptions, and fully empowered 10
give receipts Although his office YES d-.Iroyed d. ne
ire OF To. OF February asi In the conh.grstion OF INC
Tribune Bindings hi. hes OF newspapers are renewed,
and facility afforded those VINO desire To avsl LIFT
selves Of the opportunity which bis Agency Offers ms
Office j. now H. The Tribune Buildings and nouhert e'e u
New YORK; and he wishes distinctly understood As
connection with any other person IN This Agency
he requests all orders and communications Intended o'
his ag.ncy be addressed to V. B. PALMER,
81 wv Tribune Buildings, Eew.Y YORK
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Business Notices.

~ Professor Harveys Lecture at the University
Washington square THrs EVENING See advertise