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Amrsemt1ts.

a WERICAS MUsEUm-Eyery day and evening
Aihs week, commencing Monday, Feb l6-Sprndia Per-
day slsrnoops a. sDu Sar has srrsnsed for
ns Ahonor OF Laughing Gas together with those besn
NJ H.S T.ew, and Chfoms,rops and has engaged
Billy Wh:ocs, Banjo PAser Mrs Phillps the tAleatsd
Admission. 25cena. Children under TO- Il. cents
Mr.. BRADBURY'S SECOND FESTIVAL
MIR g. would respectfully snnorEcs that his second JU-
I'E vEN1LE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT will DO
day Evening the 18th, when will Introduce an entire
bill OF Choruses, Dusis etc. aided by JUVENILE
ORCHESTRA, under Ire direction o. Dir. Charles L.
Tickets Is cens-for sale at the usual places aud the
door.
MA limited number of tickets will be issued.
l+f4,is VIM. +. BRADBURY
CITY OF ELMS
THE EXHIBITION OF THIS MODEL. together with
Mouaon Temple Nsnvoo VIII remain open 70. short
time longer at the Granite Bgildug Tickets Is
Z. B. CUNNINGHAM.
Superintendent OF Exhibition
MODEL OF NEW.YoRK,
representing in carved wood every bulldog shed and
other objects the Great Metropolis OF America which will
be completed II few months Above this NOSE! VIII De
Canopy, which will b. derea:ed views OF public build
ugs places OF business manufactures residences,
hotels, steamboats,. &c. ranging from 10 50 inches in
length, for which a moderate compensation will be
charged.
Having now so nearly completed Model of New.York
the proprietor VIII either sell give lease of the Model
OF SewH Haven. &c
Office hours, from ? TO ?. NJ.
l4f 6rs- l. PORTER BELDEN, 500 Broadway
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT,
EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND Or
l. PHANS OF THE NETWORK FIRE DEPART
MENT FUND will take place 8; The Tabernacle on Thurs
day evening February 9 On which occasion the follow
ing ladies' and gentlemen have volunteered tneir services
Madame Antoirette Quo, Mics Jenny Lszare.
Miss Julia Nor;hall. Miss Mary c. Taylor
Sig De Begins, Mr.. Brough,
Robert g. Paige, Z. Sherard.
Also the New-York Sacred Music Society. An efficient
orchestrs has been engaged
II. c. Timu,. Pianist L. c. Hill. Director.
Tickets dollar each. 10 admit lady and gentleman
To ne obtained the principal music {. < L. Fl.
Embree, l3i Bowery, otihs Committee.
JAS. PRYER, 2i6 Front-st
JNO. ELLSWORTH 81 Pine-sL
0f tol9 J. B. PECK. 40 GSand-s-
HOWES' CIRCUS AT PALMo'S.
THIS EVENING, the performances will commence
with grand
Romsn Enree, led By MR.. Cole and Mrs Myers
Light and Dashing Act. By Wslter Aymar
n B. Turner in Leaping Act Two Horses.
Posturing and Balancing nv Mr. Nixon and Son.
The Paragon OF Female Equestrians, by Madame MA
CARTE.
Mr.. w. Nichols in his Backward Fests
Afternoon Performance every Saturday AZ q O'Clock. ST
HIH close the 1874 Of february.
THE EXHIBITION of Pesle's beautiful Painting,
THE COURT OF DEATH.
of Broadway and Leonardst Ia every day
cept Sunday from 10 A. NJ Till o. p. NJ Abundance 25
jS0 i-f
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Gcnerai Notifies.

COTTON AND PRODUCE BROKERAGE.
LslToR WEss IS W>LL-sTRtsT CORNER OF Pearl
" Brokers for the sale OF Cotton and Pro-
duce Samples OF tue principal lots of Cotton ton sse) may
al Times DC found al their Office, which hey invite the
attention OF purchasers
" s.!No charge Of Broterase.o he purela.sr. lsta
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In The ship ST. George, from Liroroooi-W. 3. Merry
and lady -f Ireland Obed;ah Elliot Of Eew-Jersey
John Horton Geo. E. Horton of England E T Truxton
U. S. N. and l02 in the steerage.
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- General society of Mechanics and Trades
men City OF Newly ork-An Adjourned Meeting OF
the Society will be held at the Institution 10 Crosbys This
Evening iFeb. lsh,) one hour after sunset
lSf Il ISAAC FRIER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-18

TEA Iecture will ne delivered in the Lecture Room
Of Society Library, corner OF Broadway and
Leonard Thursday evening next. The isih OF feoru,
sry, by JOHN DILLON SMITH. Subject Scenery and
characteristics New England The public and ineii-
bers OF the New. England Society,"" are respectfully IN
Lecture TO commence eight Tickets OF admission twen
tyhve eenor sale ., The principal book and music stores
throughout the city, ISL
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JUST PUBLISHED.
OVER THE OCEAN. Gimpses Of Travel in Many
~ Lands. by Lady Of NewYork vol l2mo. Paper
So cloth IS.
''She is pleasant travelling companion, catching the
en points OF things about her ami describing them IL
easy simple and graceful style
This presents rich banquet the public both in the
scenes described ard the happy Of treating them
The work 10 us slch one az you'd desire Jar
countryvTomsn 10 write" New Haven Courier.
If Sis PAINE. & BURGESS. SO Joln.st
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Aucuoneer.

ITOUSE FURNITURE of a family in Jersey City,
l. removed for convenience OF saleby ii E.WlLLARD-
Thi. Day. Wednesday, February 18th, 10y O'Clock al the
Sales ROOM No. Isl broadwsy, general assortment OF
good second hand Furniture, In year and In good
order consisting of sof centre table, mahogany aud cane
chairs, bedstesds, beds mattresses bureaux tables
cooking stove and xtues lamps China glass and crock
ery solsr lamp, and various other useful arlces sao
ncsi,iv. for cash Ii
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y Life Insurunce.-A Lecture upon the subject of
Life Insurance will be delivered al the Suyvessnt Institute
No. 659 Broadway, on Thursday evening (o-mor.oT b.
mr. James Such Of Jamaica, L. l. The Lecture VIII
Rence N hall past O'clock. IS us
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e 1. q. of d. F.-The Members of Sloan Lodge
No. 2lO o. Of .. + hereby informed that in future
the Meetings o. their Lodge will be held in the Lodge
Room. No Il West Seventsen;h-s;. Sixthavenu-
By order, &c. JOHN c. WALKER, Ssc'ry.
Nctr. York. February 10. 1916 lSf 2li..
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anrtioi1 Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS Aucroneer.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT-StcTe
AZ D+ Brosdway.-LiberA Cash Advances made on coo.
nents for Auction Ssics-
MONDAY, March Is
49,, .Sit9OSERY SALE-The usual sale OF Paper, Sta
ninders Clo,h and Leather viii be held Mcu
'1S; ~. ~Iiea Sonsgnuaeats also solicited.
CURED. - s'
e Invoices should be Furnished By the 6rst Of February
NEW-YORK SPRING TRADE SAFE
To commence Tuesday, March 2s,h
The Fortysecoad Regular New-York Trade Sale OF
Books Stereotype Plates &c &c viii commence AZ he
.oove de and 70 be conducted heretofore according
I'd
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S,HERJER.S SAIE.-By vlftue OF VIII Of tsT
fsrss 10 me directed and delivered. a-i exrose
sale Al the v.,hue Of the City Hall IN the City Of New
York the 5sI lay OF Msrch eek, al - CLOCK NJ s me
rir ;t and iueres; the E-ctors. church wsdens ard
ves;rymen OF The Calvary Church IN the City OF Navy
,p!rb bav mad on The twentyr. day OF November, 1915
t-1e af-rwards whose hands the
may be- Of in md all hose four lo OF land In he City OF
New. YORK lying contsuo1. to each other and together
svsnn Southsrly by Tweniy-s-condst Eastery in the
r.sr bv line parable with the Fonr,hayeuue, and distance
,Ssfo one hundred feet aad Norihery ny line parallel
With secoud-sL and distance ther-ru
feet and nre inches together with the building or buildings
,herron Nsy-York Feb II, 1916. WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
W. w. Lyos, Deputy Sheriff. ISL ia~eW
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D. D. NASH, Auctioneer.-Store l39 Eulton-st
GALE OF SPLENDID PAINTlSGs.-Tnesday,
Sat IL o'clock, At the Gallery second foor NO aS
Broadway by Of landlords warran, for ground rent
choice collection Of Paintings BY eminent masters com
pri-ug very large views OF the Falls OF NisgTa oy
Mars'on Mary amounting the feet Of Christ by Frantx;
Children of Louis XvIh by Hogarth Orapery and FLOW.
ers by Maltese; Wife of Rubens by Ruoens NC WIN
eIeennt Landscapes by different MINISTER'S. 10. ~,
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HIST FURNISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED,
q NEW EDITION OF CURlOSlTlES OF LITERA-
n TURE and the Literary character illustrated. By |.
C. DIsRAELT ESQ D. C. L. F. S. A. With Cunoses Of
AMERICAN LITERATURE. b. RUFUS W. GRIswoLn
A new edition OF Ibis splendid work IL ready for tho
trade In one very a-ee royal volume. Elegantly
done W in cloth prce -ioge copies 81 So liberal
discount Ia Booksellers. GREELEY 4 McELRATH.
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN Z POLITICIANS.
DURLHUT on HUMAN RIGHTS.-Essays on Human
Il ghis and their Political Guarantees. by Z. 2 Hurbut
Esq. Counselor 8. Law, iG the City Of NeS-fork.
Co5lten-Chaper 1.-The Origin OF Human Rights; Chap
1.-THE true Function OF Government: Chap. ill.-The
Constitution OF Government; Chap. IV.-Constiiuionsi
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. F-Constitutonai
Limitations continued: Chap VTbe Elective franchise.
Chap VI-Rghts Eliminating from the Sentiments and Al
,ections; Chap VIIl.-The Il giI OF Wonen Chap IA
The Right OF Property and its Moral Relations; Chan x
intellectual Property.
Published by GREELEY L McELRATH, and for sale
a. Ia. Trllne Ntc i52 N.aaarst Price 30 cert. OF
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q Allen Dodworth's Private Dancing School,
No rs BEoomest near Broadway. Polka, Mszurka ano
all other fashionable dances taught IL correct style
DIS Suis
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re- Valuable Property On Bleecker and Grove
s,rees-JAMES NJ. MILLER viii sell on Friday Feb. %
1886 81 IL O'Clock the Merchants Exchange without
s-rv. 10 the highest bidder valuase Lots OF Ground
Bl-eck erst commencing the Southwest corner OF
Becker and Grove each LO;being Is inches front
Also lois on Grove-s adjoining the above each Lot l
feet by Ion feet deep
For particulars, inquire OF A undernI y Wsi'st Maps
OF the property can be hal there OF J. M. Miller, No
Libery-si Alarge portion OF the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage Il per cent Isl Ias
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fS'- The attention of the Public is called 10 the
following certificate which sent us by our agent IN
Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9th, 1876
f. B. g. KfssLoE-Sr: have tired the Arcanum TX
which you extoed so highly and ind II all and In
to my taking the Arcanum was completely covered with
bloiches raft Of my body or limbs being exempted,
ard beside greatly afflicted with the Plies Before
had used the Arcsnum week The boces began 10 dis
appear and my piles - become easy hm now IN better
heal than have been Tor number OF years and all owing
| lrnly convinced 10 the OF Winers Arcauum. /
conscentiously recommend of the very best
medicines for Scrofuous affections erupuons ever
heard OF. Yours truly, i. A. BLODGET
No. 81 S. 3dst.
OWNERS ARCASUHi EXTRACT" ls prepared by John
Wner Co % Msden-lane Newly ork, sole proprelors
for the L. and sold hv druggists generally 1871 ts
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" On s',The Infalli biIity of the Church."-O
A. B-ownsou VIII deliver Lecture IN the Tshern scle
Brosdway on Friday evening the oh inst al O'Clock.
Subject. The Ipfallibiy " the Church
Doors omen al O'Clock. Tickets - cents each may be
mad a. The bookstores the door the evening OF the
Ta-inr, lSf Sits
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH CORRE, Deceased.-
IA For sale by WIN. H. FRANKLIN 4 SON, al public
suction AT The Merchants Exchange, on Wednesday, tho
18Th February twelve O'Clock the follow.
ing Dwelling Houses and Lois OF Land belonging TO tho
estate OF Joseph Core, deceased
|. The three story brick house. with three story proicc
ucn in rear and lot Of land No 10 Siae-sL fronting tho
Ssery, 50 feet 'front.' % feet inches In the rear g. feet
inches the south side and s. feet IL inches north
SIDE
The small convenient four story brick house and lot
No. II Staiest the above and fronting The Bat
terry.
s. The story brick house and los with tea room and
vault attached No Is Lspenardst the south side Of the
street, Broadway, containing 3 feet In front and rear
by * feet in depth.
The title 10 the above Ii In fee and tndaputable Tho
principal part of has been In possession OF the deceased
his widow upward OF fifty years The sale peremP-
tory close the estate the heirs Of the deceased
by whom warrantee deeds viii be given.
Maps OF the property are In the orce Of the auconeers
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BY ANTHONY J. BLEECKEk-
|HANCERY SALE OF House and Lot No 80
y Cortands Friday, tho 2Oth Feb al Il oclocs al
the Merchants Exchange. Lot 70 by 10 ieet III OF
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Boarding..
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Life California during residence az several years IN
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Bra,thwate's Retrospect No. L.. so
Report ia favor the Abolition OF the Punishment oil peath
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The Dead Boxer, Irish Legend by VIM Carleton 2oc
Mary De Clifford, Novel BY Sir Egerton Bridges 70 cts
The Ewes Translated from The German ~ Ihomas Gar
The Democratic Review for February p cts.
The Step Mother by James. PartI. ?5c
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Ellen Tenipleton, or the Spectral Cloud. IS c:s.
Francis Carleton, the Boston Blacksmith. %
The Widows Walk or the Mystery OF Crime, by Eugene
Lake Superior Copper siiae,, by J. r. ST John. 81
China asit l. snd China it Wes With glance al The
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the thousands who hsve read the work testify, and
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The Games,erA Tragedy in i've acts, Will ne ready on
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Jus, Pub,h7-Loves Sacrifice or the Rival Merchapts.
play in five acts By Geo. Lowell author Of ProvoA oil
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cF Window Shnde Depot, No.. 7 spruce-sI.-
oO pair always on hand Persons about furnishing ier
houses viii ssve :, leas, 100 per cent Big calling the De-
DOL SARTOL & DE MAUNY.
BCord Rrosses and Tssses lots to scii 81 snanuee-
t1rers' prices. nl5 ISL
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" Free Lectures Ladies.-Mrs. Cove vii
give Free Lecture Lsdes the principles and prac
tees of WaterCure, showing the action OF water on the
vital ganism and illustrating The anatomical and physio
logical portion of the Lecture by dissection OF Female
Model OF The beautiful and complicated Kind which
has recently received from Paris The Lecture will be
At Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway New-York Friday
the 2Oth inst, al / ?. NJ. III Il
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MARINE JOURNAL.
II SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Ship 81 George, Ferris, I'm Liverpool 25th Dee with
rndse 10 David Ogden. On Saturday night made the
Highland lights in fathoms water tackled ship and
stood to the southwark until P NJ. when the gale in
creased to such an extent that the sails were blown
from the yards
ship Ulion Rattoone I2 ds I'm New. Orleans, with
cotton sugar. &c Stanton & Frost Sailed in company
with ship Victoria, Hsr.shorn for NYork; bark Tecum-
seh do. Capt R. reports the gale as very severe but
sustained no damage.
schr Mary Ann, Allen, 2 DIS I'm Wilmington, NC, with
naval stores. to order.
Schr Wescogus, Woss, l3 DIS I'm GEORGETOWN, sc, with
lumber, to Badger & Peck.
SAILED
Ships Rhone Baltimore Anson. Charleston.
Bark Ganges Havana. Brig Exact, Savannah. Wind
light at West
BELOW.
bark md 3 brics unknown
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
= Eor Sac, Of stoek,. &c. see FOurtA Pege

TUESDAY, P. 81
AT the Board today Long Island Railroad de-
clined .: Norwich and Worcester Railroad |; Morris
Canal Co IL and Illinois Bonds / Ohio Skies closed at
yesterdays prices.
The rates Of Foreign Exchange little lower
and reduce our quotations accordingly. On London
l07iGl0si; Paris ST. 3o05f 25a Amsterdam 3s13e!
Hamburg 35i 035a Bremen 7s07s!.
The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company
have declared dividend of four per for the last half
year, payable on the 23d inst.
A new counterfeit on the Erie Bank, dated Jan.
s, 1886 has made its appearance Pittsburgh Pa The
names Of the President and Cashier engraved Let
ter A. vignette, Perry's victory. The engraving is
coarse and the notes have resemblance whatever to
the genuine.
The different disputes and complaints Of the
Western and Worcester Railroads, which have from
time to time vexed the Legislature aud divided the COM
muny have at last been adjusted by compromise and
agreement for three years.
The Boston and Maine Railroad Company held
meeting Andover, the It'll instant at which they
voted change the location of the road in Andover, so
as to pass much nearer Andover Bridge than present.
and 10 be more convenient for branch to Methucn.
This change will require nine miles of track, at an
estimated expense of sl60OO0 This change is of very
great importance the Boston and Maine Rail road in
asmuch by SO doing it will secure the whole trans
portation of the city which will doubtless in
short time rival its neghbor Lowell Since this road has
been operation market value of the stock has
nearly doubled In 1899 shares sold for S6j Now
they selling for Sl2 The average cost of the shares
was about S55-some being sold by the company to
stockholders for $50, for S75 and some for $780,
We understand that the contractors on the Con.
cor6 n II. Railroad route have refused 10 go with
the work of change of the route, on some
points and not being permitted by the Landowner in
some instances prosecute the work their lands.
The hands from Concord to Franklin have been taken
of. Arrangements, however being made for the inn
mediate prosecution Of the work.
The Pottsvie Miners Journal Of Saturday, says
the quantity of Coal to market is increasing weekly
and the demand is quite brisk both for consumption on
the line and also for shipment The shipments would be
increased 90 900 per week if operators could
obtain the necessary number Of to send it to mar.
ket but from some cause there appears to be search
ty and it is charged by number of operators that
there system of favoritism practiced BY the Com
pany with regard to which, if true, ought to be dis
GOOD fpnnn
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by JAMES IL. mILI.EK-
ID THURSDAY, Feb. 49, 1876
Al 0t o'clock at The store OF Chasries n Leupp Co. No
~ Ferry.sL
tsoCO sides of Sole Leather,
50 dozen waxed Cali Skins,
with other articles, 4 credit OLA months

SALOhOa reoi9hJ -, iefo,
Al 10 O'Clock, a. No. L,oertyst
HASpwARE, CUTLERY, Ec-Oa credit OF six months for
approved endorsed poes-1 packages and lots Of fesh
imported SirmiDg ban snd Sheffield GoodsConsisng OF
poe cutlery butcher shoe and bread knives
h-s butchers drawing snves plate chest cupboard and
and hs.r chains Csrctra hoes patent aud common buin
candlescks suuers German silver and iron es and table
spoons Britain tobacco boxes table butts, Jamesa
wood screws, round aud square bolts, etc etc.
Also 400 CARDS spring cutlery being the entire lot OF Mot
tram Sons patsrnA
Cainogues and goods ready for examination three days
before the sale.
The above stock frcsh goods and complies order
Every 10, viii % sold without
Al l0f O'clock al the store Of Gilman Small Co Gad
5Feuy-st
soLs LsArHSs--sooe sidea Hemlock Sole Leather 1900
sides Oak Sole Lealber.
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General Notires.

A bark and 3 brics unknown.
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John BARRY's Housekeeper's III rnishng store
y IS CahenesL OF Oskst-J b. respectfully ~
forms his friends and the public that he continues 10 Keep oo
hand good assortment q Cutlery eraalia ware, iea
Trays plain and Japanned Tn ware iron ware 900 so
Willow ware Bird Cages Brooms, BruGhea Mats, &c &c
which he Will sell low 70! CASH
mad. to ord.r for the tr7de dis 5MGWisH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-18

~ Teeth! Teeth Teeth inserted without pain and
good the natural ones for biting and mascs-
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De WITT, CLISToN Co. McWeAN,
Councillor Law Solicitor, Counsellor and
Nn.i IN Irra.-rnlL.
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Master N Chaucety.
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY the collection and
w remittance of debts. and all husiu-ss entrusted TO HIM
in his profession lie VIII also &C. agent y he sale Of
lou. l,p
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sitndtions, &r. n1anteh.

NIJASTED-A situation In I grocery store By Young
w Man from the county. that car devote his whole
time to the interest hs employer Reference given re-
CURED Address 4" j. c. al The Tribune Office lsf 81
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We BALD-HEADED Look 10 your Har-i5,l
falling turning grey Is there danofa' s "a 20
roots Try Wyelhs Cream of Lilies. celebrated LOT ~
wear, for the embelshmen and growth OF the har-pre
vents It's falling of turning grew and uneqqeed lof ne
by j. O FAY $50 Fulton damp Store) sun Bqildns'
~ Y Price 30 81 oHiireoo
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..ii5
0.9O
1910
5000
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s-- FOR NEW-BRUNsWICh, ~.
slE-S, o,ciocE p N. from Barclay st@The
=. 49, nscI.i RARITAN, Capt Isaac Fish
---... sssa har regular Tips TO and from New
e., hes eonne =, ,hs usual places Leaves New.York,
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opposite The root in the fourth column;
next place the figure 2 in the column
of numbers, and set its square in the
third column under the figure l, and
subtract the from the 4, and place
the remainder in the second column,
opposite the A in the third column:
place l above the 3 in the second col
umn, and subtract it from. the 3, and
place the remainderin the first column,
opposite the 3 in the second column.
For the square of the next number,
place another 2 in the first column, and
add it to the 8 in the second column,
Ind set the sum under the 3; next add
the 5 to the 4 in the third column, and
place the sum, which is 9, under the
4, as the square of the next number,
which place in the fourth column or
colume of numbers, and so proceed
for the squares ofother numbers.
A Table for Spares.