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BOOKS FROM LONDON.-The Industrial History of
ID Free Nations, their domestic Institutions and external
policy, by w T. Mccullough vols, London 1886 Tax
alton and the Funding Sytem the principles and practical
influence of, by X. McCuloch, ] VOL London, 1916 /;
Ansteys History OF the Laws and Constitutions of England
vol, London, 1915 Supplement McCullochs CONNER
cin Dictionary, London 1916 The Debaer, by F. Rowon
volume London, 1916. Spier's Manual of all Commercial
TERMS in the English and French languages vol Lon
don 1876 Porters Progress of the Nation vols The Brit
ish Constitution, by Lord Brougham vol. Broughans
Commerce, new and enlarged edition. VOL, London, 1876
Kelys Universal Cambs, vol. quarto. Clements Gus
toms Guide, vol, London, 1876 McCulochs Literature
Of Political Economy, vol Quinoy's Logic of Political
Economy, vol, Edinburgh; Buchanan's Taxation and
Commercial Policy of Great Britain, volume Edinburgh
History of Ten Years-lS30 TO 1910, by Louis Blanc, 2
vols London the Unsettled Questions of Political Econo
my, by John Stuart Mill, vol, London 1915; Currency
Investigated, by John Taylor, VOL, London IS49; Col
lection OF the State Papers growing OF the of the
French revolution, ii vos (scace , volume published in
1884 the others in following years LIE Doit de la Nature
ct des Gems, systemic general de la Morale, de la Ju
risprudence ct de la Poque, par lie Baron Pufendorf
translated from the Latin into French, by Babeyrac vols
qunrto, Basic, 1880 the Law Of Nature and of Nations by
the Baron Puiendordone into English by Basil Kennet
President or Oxtordcontaning the NJ Barbeyrac
vol folio, London, 1923 Gros, dot de Ia Guerre ct de
Ia Pax traducton par Jean Barbeyrac volumes quarto
Basle 1908; Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations, with notes
from Ricardo, Chalmers and other eminent political
omsts, vols. edited by Edward Ciibbon Wakefield with
Dugad Stewards life OF the author McCuloch's edition of
Adam smith, complete in one volume.
And many other valuable works in all the branches of
Pohtcal economy 10 which editions will be made by
the next British steamer. F. TAYLOR
Feb I3
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nRyILLE DEwEY's sernons.-Dscourses on human
" nature human life and the nature of reugon-1 vol
ume IL mo- Discourses and reviews upon questions in
controversial theology and practical religion volume, IL
Feb ~ f. TAYLOR.
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LNsTEP, HOOE, ~ CO., Pennsylvania avenue, be
IL tween 7th and 9Th streets will continue to sell off their
entire stock of fancy and staple dry goods during pres
ent mouth, without regard TO cost Persons wishing sup
ply have now opportunity which rarely occurs The fol-
lowing is list OF some of the leading articles, wiz
Elegant three-ply ingram and Venetian carpetngs
DO cheneile, tuted and low-priced rugs
Do 81, l0i. III, l2-4 and 1873 Whitney blankets
10 40 do do do do imperial quilts
Do embroidered muslin curtains
DO gilt poles and cornces with a great variety OF
ornaments, and all the necessary fixtures for cur
tains
Satin damask tabeclohs and diapers
DO table napkins and towels
Linen and cotton sheetngs, all widths
Irish pillowcase sheetings and shir.ings, &c
ALSO
large assortment of elegant silks Cashmeres Mousse
lines de lalne, raw silks, bombasins, apacas, ging
hams, lawns
Linen cambria and clear lawn handkerchief
French worked CHEMISTS and collars
Together with every other article usually kept all of
which will be offered reduced rates Feb II-2W
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
Co CHARLES DE SEEDING, agent, Washington, d.
G, No. II Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
Feb s-eodIm
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InIPORTANT InformatIom 10 all Merchants -Philn-

i dolphin kOWn stand trade
umbrellas, parasos parasoletes, Nc. The extensive
manufacturers SLEEPER 81 FENNER, who have
prepared the largest and best of silk paraso
and parasoettes offered the merchants of America
They will not say they 'he largest and cheapest in
the world but they will say they have the best assortment
in the United States As they have adopted every improve
ment in machinery, manufacture mainly by steam, and
have carried the division oabor great extent they
prepared to offer lower prices than ever before: hose
merchants who will favor them with early call and ex
anime their stock, viii be satisfied Those who are not
coming the city but who win entust their orders 10 s.
" F. per mail, shall be convinced that they are faithfully
executed. Every article is Mt the lowest net cash price,
frouSwhcl abatement is made.
Small profits large returns, and the mutual Interests OF
buyer and seller broad SCALE the object aud basis OF
this long established house
Feb d2gr I26 Market street, Philadelphia.
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THE hes, Chewing Tobacco In the city OF washing

J. ton can had by applying the store OF w II. WIN
TER, four doors below Coemans Hotel manufactured by
H Johns, Of Danville, Virginia,
Feb. T-a
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.

No. S. TVaH Street.
STATEMENT Of the affairs of this institution the close
- of the fourth year from commencementsay from LIST OF
February, lSi3, TO lst February lS47
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. PACKETS.

NEW HOI(EA AND TANIAnHD'
TNHE propetos of the several lines of packets between
i New York and Liverpool have arranged for their sail
ing from each port the l 9th, llth 10th, 2st and 2t
OF every month; the ships succeed each other III the fo
lowing order, Wis
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APRIL 7-.arrest Of Burglar.-Oficers Willis and
Whkhart of the Third District Police Office, arrested
on Tuesday night black fellow called Daniel Thomp-
son. charge of burglarously entering the premises
No 1876 Bowcry occupied by MIR. Hiram d. Pitt ON Mon
day night last, stealing therefrom $2l0 In bank bills On
fskng the black rascal the officers found his person
$i9l 49, evidently portion of the stolen money also
silver watch worth about 50. Justice Timpson commit
ted the accused for further examination
Burgiary-The dwelling house No. 65 Suffolk street,
occupied by Mrs. Champion entered last night by
burglars through the window who stoc there
from mu6 black cloth cloak, mantila, shawl, an
umbrella copper kettle. and box containing some IA
mily relics and made good their escape.
On the Sneak.-Some sneak entered the premises No.
l2l West Sixteenth street yesterday afternoon about
o'clock, and stole from of the upper silver
watch with gold edge also the rascal carried of the
table cover from the hall. No arrest
The case Of Leepoid.-Justice Drinker investigated
the charge OF perjury against Hcyman Leopold and
others, reported few days since 1t appeared that
Segre and Newstadt indebted to Leopold and the
latter issued attachment against them nonres
dents The complaint was groundess and accordingly
dismissed
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Mr. Robert S. English, long and favorably known as
resident Of Philadelphia died in that city Friday last
The ancestors Of Mr. English came over with William
Penn, and settled in New Jersey, the river Delaware
Immediately opposite Pennsylvania who chose the place
the other side, in Bucks county, known Penn
Manor The family connections are nearly all of the
Society Of Friends from whose connection the father
of meeting. Deceased the father Of Thomas Dunn
English, of this city.
The election in illinois takes place the 18th inst
The Liberty party have made the following nomi-
nations for Judges Of the court of appealsWm Good
ell of Ontario; Alvin Stewart Of Onedn Horace Dresser
| of New York; and Leonard Gibbs of Washington.
The Board Of Supervisors of Albany county have hxed
the salary of the county Judge to be elected under the
new Constitution at $780, and that Of the Surrogate at
$l4o0 per annum.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends Of
General Taylor a candidate for the Presidency was
held ut the Court House, Philadelphia, Tuesday
ming. The meeting was avowedy got up without dis
called to preside assisted by thirteen Vice Presidents
Resolutions iauditory of Gen Taylor and expressing
determination to make him the next President, were
read and adopted.
Resolutions of thanks to Gen Taylor and the brave
men under his command, offered Monday after
noon, In both branches Of the Baltimore Common Cou
general meeting Of the citizens of New Orleans
called to be held at the Commercial Exchange In st.
Charles street. the 3oh ult in honor Of the victory
lately achieved by Con. Taylor and his command at ue-
m Vista.
public dinner has been rendered to the Hon p soule
by his friends in New Orleans The invitation has been
accepted by Mr. Soue and the time Ia yet be dcsgna-
ted by the committed who have the arrangement Of the
affair in their hands.
The municipal election in Charlestown, Monday re-
suited in no choice Of Mayor. Only two Aldermen
elected-Dcxter Bowman, and PhneasJ. Stone both de-
mocrats
IL Is stated that the trustees Of the Botanca- Med
cal College of Memphis have expelled DR.. w. Byrd
Powell from his profcssorhp and that he has instituted
a suit g,inst those concerned in the affair.
The pr censorship Of Anatomy and Operative Surgery,
recently vacated by DIR. J. T.. Warren filed Sa-
al. ~ n
sorship was created, to which Dr. j. b. s. Jackson
elcctcd--Bost En-.
Mr. Lover TO deliver lecture at Franklin Hall
Mobile, on the Wednesday evening Of last week Sub
ject-' The National Character of the Irish
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Musical.

ITALIAN OfERA.-The second of the Italian
Opera opened last evening with Lucreta Borgan The
opera Is exceedingly we'll got up The cast is excellent
and the scenery and costumes compare favoraby with
the other splendid things which the company have pro-
duced. Signora Pco MaN5o Orsni, won the marked
commendaton af the AUDIENCE especially by her celebra
ted drinking song in the fourth act Signorina Bari
was in good voice. and gave great effect the part
Lucrezia Benedict and Benevenano were also listen
ed to with great deal of pleasure and the performance
OF the Inter in the first of the second act
loudly epcored. The house well filed and all went
of In capital order At the close of the performance
Bar and Pico loudly called for and appeared the
latter modestly declining to until repeated
calls made her hundreds Friends present There
will be another Performance of the opera Frd
night
CHRisTv's Observation-Disclosures Hall il overflow
Ing every fair night with the most refined and delighted
audienccs SO much so, to oblgc the manager to
limit the number of tickets for admission There is n
strain Of melody so sweet running through their songs
to please the most fastous taste Their chaste and
aughablc burlesques would put the grave fathers of
conventicle in To there Is nothing more
delightful than the simple touching airs that
these negro songs particularly when executed BY
formers experienced these popular minstres Like
all spontaneous and artless music. they nger on the
ear until they become incorporated with the memory
The Italian singers Mt Havana, gave their adieus''
the evening Of the 10Th and this
in two or three days thereafter
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THE ,ANri-RENr OUTRAGEs AND THE STATE
ORGAN.-The Albany Statesman, remarks as fol-
lows upon the Of the recent antrcnt troubles in
Columbia county. The allusion to Esquire Brown
and Esquire Smith, Ii said to be rap the
knuckes of aspiring politicians who court the ia
vor Of the antrenters -
" The anti-rcnt outrages In Columbia, as In other
counties In the third senatorial district fomented
and encouraged by certain unprncplcd lawyers in this
and other cities who derive income from their
knavery The tenants pay certain per to the
antrcnt fund which is expended in feeling these law
yers For 800 the lawyers promise each tenat who
cupics farm Of hundred and sixty TO get
him clear Of the rent In many instances the tenants
nave unwsey paid this amount to the lawyers who have
OF course swindled them by the opcraon-and the
former refuse to pay rent the ground that they
PAID Sl0o IN cash to Esquire Brown Esquire smith In
ordsr 70 DO fsiisvsd nom paying rent altogether
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SPRING STOCK OF
DO OTIS A n ID SHOE S.

q. TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
1snd purchasers in general other extensive and well
ected assortment Of LADIES' Misses and Chdrens Gal
tiers. Buskins Slippers, &c. Of their own manufacture
with great and purchased for cash. which will enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices.
NJ B-Sorc will be open until O'Clock in the evening,
giving Country Merchants opportunity examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH < RISLEY
ii2 Chatham ST., directly opposite the Chatham Theatre
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FOR. SALE,


IA A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street, between
m the I'd and Sd Avenues 1t is well finished, and repete
the latest improvements including kitchen range,
sink cold and baths Closets c Italian marble
sn!s!s hroughopi the house court yard Of fifteen feet in
q arrow Of six houses the south side q the street For
mig lm*rh l7a Pearl street.
"a FOR sALE.-Will be sold at Public Auction, in
S Lambertsyille N; j., on Tuesday 9Th day OF April,
q The corner Of Coye and franklin street. Feundr Ma
% close concern Two canals pass through said village
Philadelphia aud New York; Also Delaware river New Jer
sey railroad from PHILADELPHIA to New York. within fifteen
miles Also rail to be built in said village
In short place the Union greater facilities for
The village is miles from Trenton, 90 from
Philadelphia so from New York. 30 from Easton Pa 30 from
New Brunswick For further particulars apply TO the under
signed on the premises. J.P RICH.
March 23d, 1917 m23 2w*rh
FOR LE-WESTCHESTER LAND.
Yr<e TO GENTLEMEN, in want Of sites for country
seats To market gardeners of land for gardens
to all wishing location in the ncighborhood
Of New York;
100 of land in the of Westcheser within nine
miles ofthe City Hail. with the right Of passing Harlem
Bridge free OF TOLL offered private SALE in lots
tanning from 70 50 each The lands within Is
minutes walk othe ra!road front good roads; the
neghbohood Of schools and churches different denomna-
ons the water Is good and location healthy Title ndsuta-
''' Terms moderate AGI%o5SU 'TSERNEuR MORRIS.
WALTER RUTHERFORD, 70 Nassau st, NY.
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gains, at MACS New Store, 1876 Canal street. The sub
scriber would call the attention Of his friends
and the public in general his large and
well assorted stock Of all the different kinds Of Boots Shoes
low cash. Ever grateful for he full share Of patronage
others and now having commenced business for himself he
can his friends and the public that there shall moth
ing wanting his please and give satisfaction to all
those who will be kind patronsc him st 1876 Canal street
New York. JOHN MCGUIRE
mol Inns rL
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At Richmond, the committee for receiving and for
wardng donations for the relief Of the suffering poor
Ireland have chartered the nnc bark Bachelor, Capt
Horton TO load IN Jsmss River with provisions and 70
direct TO Dublin consigned TO the Csmnitsss Seestv 81
ryiends.
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which viii probably quarter at Fort Adams soon as

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
U. s. ship United States and brig Dolphin were at
Port Praya Cape Verde, ON the 10th March, and would
| sail lath, for Coast of Africa.
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now stated that the will of the late Judge Martin
Of aside not on account Of the
OF the tesato but because he attempted to deaud
the State out of the probate tax of ten per cent which
Is in that state placed requests foreigners The
property 1t Is alleged bcqucathed to his brother in
New Orleans, but with secret understanding that IL
should be divided among his relatives most Of whom
side in France. The State tax will be $4,000.
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE

ONE PRICE HAT STORE
n SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS AND CAPS
$ABROWN 4 CO will introduce, ON Saturday, April 3D.,
the new style 81 Caps for children and boys aso the new
which they have made such recent Improvements will
public invited call 178 Chatham Square, where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined adom
the head. AZ 1m&r
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
SIS HATS can be had for $3.50, MILLS well known
eHst establishment. l7a Broadway, Howard Hotel)-
Gentlemen earnestly solicited call and examine these
Hats thoroughly the subscriber being confident that the
al proportions ofhe new style with the Unprecedented low
Price will command the appreciation Of all.
Attention is called the style Of cap called the
Pocket Cap a22w*r
FRENCH MILLINERY.
N WANTED mediatey, two silk milliners; also, two
Nm straw To experienc ed hands good and
son street between North Moore and franklin
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FOR SALE,

IA FARM offfty.two acres de- ghtifuy situated
j? about five miles from Elzabehtown N j. comprising
.EAW handsome comnodous Dwelling House, fitted with
marble msntel and convenience for respectable fam
other buildings substantial repair the orchard
tans twenty acres of choice fruit trees.
The easy from New York. either by the various
from Jersey City the ferry Elizsbethpo whence rail
this property very valuable to those doing business in this
city The greater Of the purchase remain for
WISE SONS, 172 Pearl st.
Also for SALE dwelling house No. 38 Washington
rnJQI &rh
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THE subscriber has just received without msv
cury9 for filling teeth invented and recently improved
by Of the first Surgical Dentists in the world II IL be-
eved to be the best article Of the kind offered the pro-
| fesson. For sale at the Dental Depot Of
JOSEPH T. MURPHEY.
556 Broadway.
turn express. f23 lmsr
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau sts.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
CRCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND

CIRCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND.
.. DAILY HERALp-Evsry day. Price per copy-H
% WI EERsLbEv:srsy sd.y-pes so cent.
F6f fi'is s;..n
S re and
s m uo Be be
PRfNTiNG q all kinds executed beautifully and with
All letters BY mail :das:d to The
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED
"a TO LET-To small family only, front room on Sc
and vault; he house No 10 Spring street
s.sa No. srRs
sIs. building Htss5f AEsz
a. To RENT.EThrtss floor. in building 2s7 Boyery,
'ppe'0n'' Ma EsH wsrS. P 81 B:r.ry
deer
Win .%S we'll
ss
ss fsSS sSs %
%, In Enquire Of A. GiLHoHh N,..,s s0 sTs.,
"A TO LET IN WTLLTAMsBURGH.-The two story
M brick front house with folding doors contains seven
and trees; 2bed Of asparagus with good plat
ABOUT one mile from Peck slip ferry EeagEs Of
m24 2w~rc
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
IA TO LET AND FOR SALE.-A large Cottage
@ with three Of land including excellent gardsn
well stocked with the best fruit in full bcarng
sss of close h shore asc number
Stapleton and Clifton Apply to
-r, F.. r H %2hFE Wolfe: Hotel TcmpkisS.ville
az 1w*rc
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CLO1'liIN,

THE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tailoring
Il aud Clothing Establishment IN New York, JACOB
yANDERBlLTs, 30 Maiden Lane, between William and
Nassau where found FIVE thousand peady
made which will be sold wholesale retail at the
very lowest possible prices Also, than five hundred
Of fashionable goods which will be made order
style Of elegance that cannot surpassed You will do we'll
10 call from three dollars suit
DO not forget the number, 20 Maiden Lane.
n1a linz LIZ
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LOOK AT THIS.

-. JUST RECEIVED, large lot of Gardeners
go French Boots, the best and handsomest ever IN
tbs city aud will be sold the low price IS Also all kinds
Ct enemens Caters and Patent Leather Shoes, and all the
different kinds Of Boots and Shoes Ladies' you will find in
this Store great variety Of Cater Boots Slippers, Buskin
Ties House Slippers white and black satin DO white Kid do
Shoes Boys Boots Caters, Shoes and Slippers Of all the
various kinds all Of which will be sold cheap Broad
wav corner Of Franklin street. M CAHfLL.
NB Country merchants supplied by the pac age
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l.. WALSH & CO.,
. FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No, 6. Ann street,
near the Museum New York Fine French Boots 50 50;
Feneh Imperial Dress Boots made to order 81 usually
Slippers constantly on and made order the shortest
notice. Repairing &C.. done in the Quick sales and
small profits is motto No. Ann street. New York.
m1
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city Of AncuS destroying eighty edifces and inducing
loss In property consumed Of 100000 An earthquake
was said to have almost completely destroyed the city q
Copiato Its duration was from i've 10 six seconds
valparaiso Journal dated the 18th january snnounces
the arrival there on the preceding day Of III. American
transports conveying the troops TO california
The Government Of Chilli with to the protsstou
of its merchant marine, has resolved limit the col
lection Of guano from the northern coasts Of the Rspub
lie to the shores Of the desert Of Ataeana and TO the
adjacent isle which only be carried vessels sailing
under the Gillian hag.--N. o. Times, Mareh 80.
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A CUkE FOX COLDS.
MRS CARROLL's Medicaed Vapor and Sulphur Baths
Nl 1884, Fulton street opposite Church
for Colds Coughs, Rheumatisn Sore Throat aud all nhsm
diseases ncdent TO the Of the weather
The sulphur Vapor Bath particularly recommended by
FIRST PHI for all eruptons and diseases Of the
skin No danger of taking cold after the Of these baths
milo lmsr
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w Bukley, Albsny; ) 3 Ferris, MonpSuth MI w Pew.
e Galloney, Phad; J. G Chave do; II Piso., do; B.
Stats, VI l.. Corton, Newburgh; d. NJ Van Most do j.
Roy H. w Elliott, Orange countXJ B. Wood wsstcheser'
Sing Sing Moses Gallup Pain6sid CT Mr. Bydsnbursh,
T. + BIas s Staten Slater ISLAND Wsan BSSGaSsld e.;
J. Chadwick New Hartford J. b. Stalls Goshen n. VI r.
Dimind Clinton n j. 8 Seely Stamford, Ct;J ID. Warren
do; 4. ". Smith, Ulster.