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800 snrIrE ro MkRCHANr-. ISIS.

1910. In consequencs Of the frequent claims Tor daui
.,, presented .tAas the for~ads 0f merchandise on
tie Ws.a Canals arising from the abstraction Of feed'
Sron ,seiaxes i'm peff.o,y secured tho Board Of For
.rd.. on As CITY Of Nsw-York have fsn t their dusy
y. . 10, the security Of the merchants themselves %
.dopt the following resolution. Viz
Rt,olrsd That wih not rscs p In shgPins otdss
an boxes o. u dry IDS, hats susw goods
-. f shoes destined ior tho West ualsss such hsss 90
AZ. pfop-tly t.ped and sealed ~han shipped nor
.nv bosss or e.sks contanins uods - any description
uni..s .acb bosss cssss veil st'agpsi af heopsa
bsfpfs chs oment N hVHi' fF''"s",
asnsaG a. THacr. sss:sts nv
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CLOTHING.
IMPORTANT To THE PUBLIC-p


IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLfC.-f II. Nc
tELROY & co. - Broadway opposite the rMk feuhs-
an could respectfully call attention 10 their extensive
and ssssced assortment Of ready made Oyereo,s and
Cloafs also Youths and Boys Clothing Of every variety
of color and cloth, which they are nov sohns q. eosl
The as Of February order 70 tor tho spring
They cut, made and trimmed equal 70 those made 10
erts aud al east 81 per cent lower than any establish.
men II The character sad standing N ths city eSf
DEADY.MADE GAHnRNTs.-We are nov sell-
II Ing our extensive ,tock Of ready-mAae osercosn
elosks dras aGd ock coats, rsntsloons, vests BOYS
sacks dressing go~Es ke with ssise sssortnsnt ne~rs
style fancy dress articles comprising scarts ctssss
gloves hdkfs suspence &c at discount OF - per cent
from our asus low prices In order TO redues 'toes Prlof
10 tho expyston " present copartuershig FEB lst
A.. ,..,,tn,sat VIM JENNINGS co
ana 81 Broadway. American Hotel.
L,xTKA black and fancy sik aHa Satin 0rasa''
81 wa r JENNINGS co.
nHEs-ING GOwNs.-A large sssoIt-snt AZ 13i
L pa~-.,s.~ IgII Nm r JENNINGS L CO
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TUomSoN's HIGIIER

4 RtTHMETiC.-MARk II NEWMAN co. viii
"A publish Monday the ID inst the aeose vsluaole
School Book This Higher Arithmetic u the third hoes
ir Day Thoms0us Teachers viii hnd t super. Z
10 suy book Of the hind yet published containing 40 70
does amount Of practical aud valuable matter
pertaining 10 the science " Nambers
The HigheT Arithmetic contains S3 pssee large dgods.
cio Beautifully printed and well hound 10 lcather snd
add tor Is cents with liberal discount to teachers
The series now consists d;
The Mental Arithmetic, l03 pages
The Practical Arithmetic, 81 pages
The Key Arithmetic, do.
The Higher Arithmetic, 500 page
Tire Key Higher Afithmstic
gf NJ IL NEWMAN 4 CO. lsl Broadway.
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OCEANS AND PIANoroRrEs.

THE UNDERSIGNED, thankful for the many fsyors
conferred upon him has the honor 10 inform his friends
sad pupils and the public generally, that he has made
with the celebrated manufacturers Ia
ths city by which he enabled TO furnish the most
ror Instruments A. wholesale prices warranted 10 with
stand the iuuspcs of any climate Organs Of sks
from $500 10 $4,000. Reverend gentlensn building
churches and In Of Organs, Will save themselves
much trouble By addressing tho subscriber fisEo: n
rosewood cases, octaves from 80 70 300 81 and u
from eco $50 octaves from e525 70 $3.50 Tbs In
.tfumens will always be carefully packed under bis own
inspection, that they viii reach their destination
whether by land water n perfect safely enc 20 tuns ne
will select a. heretofore instruments from any maker N
the ety that his r. ends may Designate resss direct 70
the subscriber Of ~ PssrLa y. y. WM- ANphE,
formerly Professor Of Music ct Mount st. hsfy's
COLLEGE, Emmitsburs, Md now Of st. johns
College, Fordhan, n y
FOR tn, oepeh OF those who not personally scqusipt
A With him he rsf-rs TO the following gentlemen The
most Rev Arch Bishop ~ Baltimore RI Rss. Bishop
PURCELL OF Cincinnati Rev John McCstrey. Prsst Mt
81 Marys College Emmitsburs; very Rev DR. Thebsud,
Pr.st ~ Johns College, Fofdham, Robt- NJ Bsehwell,
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By Teiegraph 10 The Nen-Yo'h TriirH'
Lrai-LATuHr or SEw-yosK.

SENATE. ALBANY. March 9-lf.B
The bali Tor the farther protection n personal In
b.lftics came ~ f0f third reading and wa 0p
posed by Mr BUSH a. unconstitutional and recon-
mittcd
The bill 70 Incorporate the CITY oi Aabgfu
passed.
ASSEMBLY
At the Evening Session yesterday the bal 20
incorporate thu Cry Of Oaego Vas referred n be-
reported complete.
The bill 10 Authorize The formation u Savings
Banks was ordered 70 a third reading
To-day Mr. HARD reported adverse 10 the petit
ton 10 repes the az for the registration OF births
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The Fivc-N,llIon Loan.

The Courier and Enquirer has Telegraphc
dispatch from Washington, stating that there were
in all 40 bidders for the Government Loan-the
rates Of the bids being from fraction above par to
as high as two per cent. premium, and the whole
amount offered was $40 900 ,35O-or in round mum
bers Sl7 OOO,O 900.
All bids under J. per cent premium, that rate
included, were rejected, and the accepted offers
were from / to per cent. The names Of takers
are. Messrs. c. Manchester and z w. Clarke At
IS hundreths, $3.50 900 do DO At % hundreths,
s25O.OOO Mr. John S. Riddle at 81 hundredths,
100000, John f. Kendall at per cent. $4,000
Joseph Il Donovan, at 100 $1,000 J. c. Mcclure.
a. !, $40. 600 Thomas Ress at Il 5000 Messs.
Thomas Il Dyer at 40, $4,000, Philip s. Packer
at per cent a. 600 Messrs Rothschild, through
Corcoran & Riggs, at l %, 50 s2s, oeo. Total SIS,
900 900.
The average rate is l25 hundredths and the TO
tai amount of premiums rece we'd by the Depart
ment ia sos TO and the bids came up freely 10 the
market rates of New York. Messrs Rothschild
desired an immediate investment of $500 900 OF
their amount in United States Stocks, instead OF
Treasury Notes
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~ Houna.Hi;, yynter-Cure Retreaf.-This,, =

~ konbd-Hiii Wnter-Cure hetreat.-Ihis $ =
Few Water Care establ shmeut beautiful eminencs
10 Northampton Mass haIf nile from the village The
budngs contsin than hundred rooms being the
-sme that formerly used for the Round Hi school
The grounds from forty TO airy acres In extent with
more than twenty living sprnss. whence the baths sro
v- supplied with water. Dri. c. 4 Hall cf Northsmp-
ton and A. Cummings ate Of Boston, have immediate
charge Of the Mecoz department with the daily counsel
and assistance of Dr. Woodward. la- Of the Nasss
chu--tt. Hospsl 81 Worcester aud Capt Brewster s'e
Of tho Mansion House. - superintendent
The location combines sslubrty with beauty 10 re
marx able degree Is accessible by Railroad from New
York Albany OF Bostcn BY easy days rds, snd The
intention this not onlS superior retreat Tor
INVALID. whether desiring Hydropathic treatment oI 9th
eswise but also 20 make u most agreeable resort fcf
persons travelling for health pleasure or for gentlemen
AID families going into the country for Summer rel-sa
ton inviting locality cannot be found 10 the
United States. sad given that he establish
nsnt will he rendered sost desirable and comfortsol-
-.or, for the seeker. got only u health bat recreation
Letters Addressed either ~ the Physicians At North
aippton. inquides MI ds OF A. csrt, ESQ T. y hotel
Boston. viii receive prompt attention
Northampton. Macs. Feb p. 1913 ms itsSt
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MARK II NEWMAN e. CO.

DfBLIsuERs BOOKsELLERs, sTATlONEkS, &c
L 1919 Broadvay.-Constanty on h,nd, and IN qusnti-
ties School snd Classical Books, from those necessary
the hst primary classes 70 those In tho most shFanesh
classes In Academies and Colleges.
Country merchants and others wishing 70 purchase
books would do veil to call AID examine the nsortmeoi
constantly on hand. - $500,
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
general assortment constantly hand and all books
offered At the lowest prices.
THE NEW YORK CHORALlsT.
new sad copious collection Of Sacred Music Tor Cboir
Congregations Singing Schools &c. By Thomas Hastings
aud William b. Bradbury
M MARK n NEWMAN & co. 100 sroadwsy.
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NOTICES.
PHRENoLoGlsFs AND PUBLISHERS
FOWEERS ~ WELLS.
p Mercantile library aud Reading Room,

~ Mercantile Library aud Reading Room,
Clinton Hall cor Bseknsn and Nassau sts-l7OOn vol
ums- and all the best Literary and Scientific Periodicals
American and Foreign Constant additions cf vorss
-rks initiation fee 81 anG semi-annuA dues 81 MeT.
chsns and others snnua subscription, emitting them q
a. the privileges. =. Room. 0pen nom N A " 70 10
NJ BY order. GEO PhCKhAn.
lff In Rec Sec. nsrcsntiis Lib Association.
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Affairs In Canada.

The Opposition in the Canadian Parliament car.
ned the amendment 70 the Address % the Govern
or by vote Of g to 20. The concluding clause
utimstes to the Governor that his Addresses do
not possess the confidence Of the country.
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~ The WAY WARS ARE MADE IN Europe. IS
exemphed In the proceedings OF the Sultan Of
Turkey toward King Ohio Of Greece Ohio omitted on
some occasion that respect due to envoy from
the Sublime Porte An apology was demanded within
thre DAYS but not being granted the envoy recalled
and repsrston and apology both required. Reparston
without apology offered and refused The ENJOYS
from Greece rendered their passports and after due
notice. ell between the two eountrie. was inter
dcted by his Sultanic Majesty. This brought Ming OHIO
10 his senses and otherwise Inevitable stayed by
full compliance with the rules Of dsnihed National inter-
course iOio Suu'
~ Why entitle this the way Wars are made
Does it not rather show the way Wars are dvoidedi
Had our President been as sensible and pacific as
the Grand Turk it would have saved us many
thousands of precious lives and millions OF by no
means contemplate dollars
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FAST DAr-The Governor Of Massachusetts ha.
appointed Thursday the 6ih day Of Apr nsxt 70 be OBJ
served day Of public fasting hum a.on and prayer
according 70 the custom Of the years which have past
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A SEQUEL TO ZENOBIA.

4 URELIAN, OK ROME IN THE THIRD CENTURY,
n. sequel to Zsrobs, Letters from Palmyra by VIM
Ware. lvols - D. tThis 10 new edition OF work
published years ago under the title OF frobus aud
which has long been out OF pIintl - -
Zsnobis, or The Fall Of Palmyra, by VIM. Ware, new
edition. vols = %
julian or scenes Judss BY the suthor Of zenobis sud
Aurslian. vols 81
A Christmas Greeting thirteen new stories rom the
Danish OF Hans Christian Andersen. 57l cents.
Just published by CHAS 5. FRANCIS 4 co.
mi 9t-od 252 Broadway
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SALEM ELEoTIoN.-Joseph Cabot was almost
unanimously reelected Mayor of Salem on Tuesday
The Salem Mercury states that out OF 244 votes
Mr. G. had l,oOi In Ward l., Wing Councilmer
were chosen and in the other Wards, Temperance
and mixed Tickets The Temperance candidates
for Aldermen were chosen
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TIE TREATY.-A private letter of the 9Th from a
distinguished Wing Member Of Congress. says
We are in great trouble about this Treaty OF MI.
Trsts The question Is between horrible, unholy War
and worse Peace to be obtained by the purchase 4,
more than four value of territory that We don't
want and which fear will give more trouble than
the war has done abroad.
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~ Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. of New Hampshire
"a Justice Of the {. Supreme Court was on Tuesday
evening recommended FOR next President by the Loco
Foco Members Of the Massachusetts, Lessature-suose
Of course 70 the decIsIsn Of the Baltimore Convention.
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DIR. ELLIOT.

UcuTlstt
INFORMS HIS PATIENTS that his hours Of sttsudsnes
j 81 the odies from 10 to O'Clock, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. osS Broadway. ms lm-
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BOOK TRADE
NO. 8 OF EWDANK.

nm FIFTH nunh.r ~ rbsnss bs.niilul ~es On
y Waf.f M,ehinss &C. i.fsaaJ the niorHins
Thsbunlbsr .aofsa. foil aecounf " IRE emf With
detailed pgns ~ all snds u'sd In AHY souny
down 10 tho attest Inventions u ths Phlafslpha ard
New York machines aso dssch pton Of The Hydraulic
Ran ~ aontsoil~f Pressure Eaynss Fire Escapes. ks
Pie. - cents
This uofs 3, descriptive and historical account q
Hydfasle .ni other Machines fbr fs..ns Water 40.
e.sut AID modern with obssrsatIous various sub
ect. connected nth tho Mechanic Art, incgdlnr tho
Progressive Development ofthe steam nrne D..crp
tons Of every variety o. Bellows Piston and Rotary
Pumps rcEns.nos Wslef.6Ans, Pressure Engines
Air-Machines E0lpiis. SC. Remarks Ancient Well,
AirBeds Cos.WhseI. Bi0~p.pes Below. of various
Peup- Mssc Goblet. Steam Idol. and other Machinery
OF Ancient Temples To which added IA per meats
On BLOWN ~ and Spogtns Tubes. and other original De-
vices Natures Modes and Machinery for raising Water
s,uricAl Notices respecting ph0n, fountains. Water
Organs Clcpsy1rs, Pipes, Valves, Cocks, Ac In Five
Books By TH0sss EwBASX. illustrated By 800 In
cravings
the rails N " ateT very Interesting production not
only 20 the Experimental Philosopher the NschsneiAn
and he Operative rrzd-smau Who engaged Ia the
searches ami combined with the on-cs speched IN
hs Treatise bat also every ordinary reader who u
tuus enlarge bis Eeuers Information snd no wishes
20 combine with the topici which attract hs
attention.
r. The above work B, nov publishing 10 EieHr PsKrs
CT numbeu A. > cent? each.
GREELEY MeELRATH. Publishers,
Tribune Ruildinss, New-Yors.
~ The Finh Number Of the shove Work pub
shed Orders may be sent % any Of the booksellers IN
New-York, Phi adel Phia or Boston
- The numbers b. sent % any part ~ ths United
States By rs and P0stn RENTING Fr< Dollars
will BE- entitled 10 three perfect cope. OF the whole work
Remittsuces sent BY mai are ~ our risk -
ul DWNSW GREELEY { McELRATH
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A CHANGE OF SEsTIMESr.-lt is SAID that Col
ploet IS 10 have another chance for pat
sc,oa nv HE Senate IL seems that several Loeo-foeo
so.,ors who voted against bis confirmation were not
aware hat the Colonel bad the honor TO be law 20
So. '''''' Lancaster pa Union.
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OHiO-Jsmes NJ Bell of Guernsey Co is the
Delegate Philadelphia from the Ohio District composed
Of Muskingum and Guernsey Counties.
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Funeral Ceremonies In New-Brunswich-nee
iug 10 invite MIR. Clay.
NFw.BsuSs-iox. n. J. March ..

NEw.BAuNs-IcE, n. J. March O. lsi-.
THIS ancient city was yesterday awakened from
the dull pursuits Of busnesto eager and anxious desire
on the part entire population 10 pay the ss, tribute
Of respect to the honofed remains Of the ns;rous JONI
QUINCY ADAxs The citizens assembled At the Depot and
on the approach OF the special tram 10 the city, minute
guns were fred the balls OF the several churches Rutgers
College and the various manufactures toledi and the
American flag displayed AZ half mast IN al parts Of the
tom The cordial cooperation Of al classes In ms de-
mossuaon was grateful response to the worth Of the
departed
Numbers Of our citizens avaled themselves Of me or
portunty 10 look upon the sage Of Ashland ID your c
on Tuesday the great OF the people WITHIN zna
adjacent IL the town. most anxious 10 sea and near
Henry Clay on MS 20 his home IN kentueky-and
10 this end meeting OF citizens was held last eVenng ana
a Committee OF rwenty-One appointed 10 invite MIN 70
visit bis return The Common Council =! speel.i
meeting also named Committee 10 set IN concert Win
the citizens Both parties unite most cordially IN extend
ing this generous invitation to Mr Clay and should ne &C
cept IT, doubt not be will receive an enthusiastic New
Jersey reception. Truly yours d.
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EN- REWARD.-LOSr-T Two boxes nmsed . D.
y lU jerome one containing an English time piece,
made by selb Morath MoIath Bros Liverpool the
other sundry srces OF clothing Tho above mentoned
boxe, ere brought from Liverpool by packet ship fos
shire On December sstl and we're probably put "noe
With the baggage Of the passengers on her Arrival hero
from Liverpoo Its supposed they taken e. some
public store the not being presept &c claim hen
when landed Any person giving Information T. sshton
Webb ll2 Soulh.st where the sbove-mentioned ooxes
m.y be found will receive The above reward ms ~
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CYRUs ~. FfsLD co.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NOTICR-rbe certificate Published By wysn a
ing 10 have been written By me 10 them un<sr das o. Nc.
y.mb.r 3 1871 Recommending @sdieins called Rn.m
Electuary, never sisned BY. or In sny -
untrue. rED,O.ss ~. y. " 7. 80
NOTICE. deem IL due sne JaM 70 nyssn ~ -
~ above waa sascutsd eno peo'
~ "a s,Soa, w, tne ledge 10 any form OF manner!
shee ~''oo" my DAVID KErCHUM,
o.,,.s. the firm Of wysr ketchum.
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RESPECT TO The MEMORY OF ADANs.-Ine
Ju ses And Bar Of the supreme Court OF Michigan chief
Justice wHrFLE presiding, held meeting At Detroit On
the 2sth ul and adopted the following resolutions
Resosed Ths he Judges and Bar Of the Supreme Court
s-p emotion the melancholy inisgeuce Of the death Of
Hon JosS QUiscY Adams the sixth President OF the ni
ted States. that whether we regard HIN - scnolsf
mrs, ,tstesnsn or phisnthroPsi, deem his desth
Ee,ored That in hs death the Constitution hss ost Al
~ nd defender the friends Of civil liberty
the world an ardent supporter and The cause
n civiE,.,on a br ght and Oh ming hight
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pRor AGAssIZ'S LECTURES.

AN INTRODUCTION to Che study Of Natural History
n series VI Lectures delivered In the Hal Of the Col.
le,e of Physieisus and Surgeons New York, by Prof
Agas.L (Reportsd for The Tribune) illustrated with
numerous ensrayinD Also Biographical notice Of the
Author. 8vo. PIP. SO.
Price Is cents or when q Is RENTED by mail at our
RS. will send five copies. The postage Zach copy
~ cents for any distance whatever The Lectures may
Also be obtained from any Of our agents.
az 2wDWGsW GREELEY ( McELRATH.
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TYPOGRAPHY. AND PRlNIING y colof' 2, IS

I ITHotsRA PLY AND PhlsIlNu IN Ooiofs-
Lsah.crDers respectfully invite the Attention VI puo'
fishers merchants hotel keepers and traders 20 tno es
tsbi.hment They would refer 10 the nucn sdnired
C.sds which they executed for the celebrated Dr. Town
.-pd Dr. Christie Dr. BanhAm and others as specimens
Viii Cd are adopted BY tao successful merchant
N.os views. u.trstions machinery, transfer efeulsp
snS .y.ry sescri ption Of Lithogrsphic work.
JOSEs 4 NEWMAN, ~ fglton-st-
- In. san Buildings. ID stoTy.
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CHLoRoFoHx We learn tfom the Chariestora
o., AnS,.z " Oliver who bad his thu al crashed
a 60. u.rry in nedoft tcok this dangerous dransht
or me psrpo.s Of having The limb mru.ied sne died 10
about an hour withogtfseovsins mailing
M Ne ls.v.. mother aad sister 10 sterling llliuois
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A., and doors; counters with marble tops plste- ss'
showcase feet By :, soda ~her hAlres 20
cts m hinge. for cstboys two beautiful femae statues
.s- Of life cost So busts and vases drugs, medicines
Sc 10 he sold entire OF sspasisy The hstures are equal
70 any Broadway and put up In such way that
they can be removed well from tho mechanics shop
The m .hosany worn could be tho country Nth
cot damage and 10 small compass ss the drawer fronts
ar, put on Nth THIS good chance Tor any QUO
,,hrs u open In this other elty,
al ssv ps both " tins and money Call Al ~ Hudson
corner Of Leroy block above the Gsesnwish bsnA
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COMPREHENSIVE.


THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofols eHistng b..
tween the subscribsts, under tho hrm OF ROBiSsON
rNPHREYS IL this day dissolved by mutual consan
The business Of the LATE hfn will DO closed By k1
bin.on y ho IL authorised the VI the firm In
liquidation signed ,. hOblNSUN
New. York FEB To- 1913. P. HI 1PHhkYs.
CIRCULAR The undsrssn having associated himself
with " T. JENNINGS co. drspers and tallos VIII
b. hapcy 10 see hi. friend. ~ Broadway, where the
books 0f account Of the lac arm Of Robinson Hum
phr-ys will be kept for settlement. X. 7. ROBINSON
.Yor. Pab II l2tg 20 I'm
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers hsve this
- day formed coparnership for the traD-.eion Of bust
pess under the II CRANE NlTChlEt and for the
purchase and sale Of Cloths Cassmsres Nestings and
Tailor. Trimming. IT the store - Wilism-st
RUFUS + CRANE, formerly
Of the hrm Of Pnkney s Crane
HENRY A NlTCHGE.
Nsw.Yors March ,, 1913. ma y
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The beat snefisd Plate. which usually used Ia bo1e,
will n the couise u short time, By often elsanns De
c. worn .nd show copper spots the surface You arc
hereby informed that tho Silver Plating Fluid which we
have been gradually introducing for tho lAst tbree eA
y. warrant " restore By single application any snu
AZ na.d Goods OF return he money Call and zee ~ rot
a.. bv I25fI JOHN j sROWH Il co. i22 Folton-6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

~ TN Roofs made tight sos cents Per
II s,Ns. roOfs d rough Panh covered tor y sents;
-, saa.fe And wsuanted Good TINS Pate Mt Pre-
90, N,sro- Pnsamase Cement shssthns makes han1
% Lao hshg and durable ROOT. ksfsreness aad spe
a.ns Al 8bObWIN's Roman Cement Factory, y Wet
ar,sawsy. bstwssn Chambers sod Warren So 1T I'D
snow CAaKr SHOW GA sEB "A large asso.t-
- mea OF nsw second hand Show Casss eonstanuy
n, h.na and show Cases mads to order. Also. shov
c.sss tahsu 10 81 shaase at n. J. EARLS ~ sro'1sess
seat the BSwGy. '"'
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u We commend the following article TO the
attention Of the public 1t needs no comment. The
mill referred TO- is tho largest in the United States
employing many hundred workmen'
SUsPESDED.-The Montour Rolling Mill, at Danville,
suspended operation Saturday last their contracts for
railroad iron having all been filled No new contracts can
be under the state Of the iron trade because
foreign rails are now offered and poured into this country
~ price low TO prevent competition from our man
ufacturers large number OF hands have been thus
thrown out of employ.
All this the legitimate result of TIE coFoeo free
trade ad palore Tariff Of 1876 For the last two or three
years. the demand for iron In England has been very
and prices eorrespondngly high which enabled our
operators to so on and 40 prohlsole business As tey
not compelled 70 compete with the European prices
but revusioD took place the foreign market
fell in prce and, under abominsbls Tst, the
duty lowered 10 the same ratio much TO allow
English rais 20 be sold in this country. the present
time Tor something like $40 per ton-a price at which Il
cAnnot be manufactured here under the present state Of
wages cost OF material. &c When We need protection
most under this Loco Foco system Of Revenue laws
hsve the least Of itsnd thus the foreign manufacturer 10
enabled 10 pour in bis iron the dsadvsntsse Of
our own Industrious cltiEens lDsnv1e Democrat.