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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 6.
SENATE.-After the transaction of the usual
routine business, Mr.. Dickinson of New York
begged leave to state that the Balti more pa
pers had published an erroneous report rela-
tive to the resolutions of the meeting of citi-
zens of Saratoga, which he had the honor Of
introducing to the Senate. He had also seen
the same erroneous report in several other
papers. He said the resolutions presented
were not against the war but, on the contra.
ry, went for sustaining the Administration
and the justice of the war.
Mr.. Miller presented series of resolutions
adopted by the Legislature of the State Of
New Jersey, in relation to the policy which
the general Government ought to pursue in
the matter of River and Haroor improvement
The resolutions were conceived in the same
spirit and expressed precisely the same views
as those set forth by the late River and Har-
Dor Convention at Chicago. They were order
ed to be printed.
Mr.. Bolts of Virginia presented commu-
nicaton from the Secretary of War relative to
the payment of an Indian company mustered
into service by Col. Harvey.
AT 20 minutes passed II, Mr.. Sewer moved
that the Senate go into Executive Session
which was agreed to-
HousE.-Hon. Samuel A. Bridges, the new
Locofoco Member elect, in place of the late
Mr.. Hornbeck from the Sixth District OF
Pennsylvania, was introduced, sworn aad
took his seat
On motion, the House proceeded to the con-
sideration of the bill exemptng the Judges CT
the Supreme Court from the duty of holding
Circuits in the different States during the next
two years, in order that the accumulated busi
ness waiting for adjudication before the whole
Court may be disposed of.
Mr.. Joseph r. Ingersoll clearly and sue.
cinctly explained the purpose and necessity O
the bill.
Mr.. Bowlin of Mo-, spoke against the bill
with much ability and earnestness. lie ar
gued that the injury to the country from such
q suspension of the Circuit Courts, would bt
much greater than any advantage that coulc
he derived from it.
Mr.. Houston of Ala, moved that the bill b,
laid on the table, which was lost.
Mr.. Stevens of Geo., demanded the pre-
vious question, which was seconded.
Mr.. Jacob Thompson of Miss, spoke a
length in favor of the bill. He moved al
amendment to the bill by proposing to reliev
the judges by one years service only in thei
respective circuits, and proceeded to supper
his amendment in few earnes. remarks.
Mr.. Vinton of Ohio, opposed the amend
ment, and moved the previous question, whicl
was sustained. The vote was taken on MI
Thompson's amendment and passed.
Mr.. Bowlins substitute for the entire bill
was then taken up and rejected.
The original bill as amended was then or
dered to third reading. and passed: Yeas
SO, Nays SO.
Mr.. Jacob Thompson of Miss, then propose
.onaa-stnN,,t. to, the efFart that the exemp
Pictorial England. No. 40.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
and Our Morning Express.

ty' In the U. S. Senate, petit on has been
presented by Mr.. Webster, from citizens of
Virginia, setting apart the proceeds Of the pub.
lie lands for the purchase of infant female
slaves, which was laid on the table.
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The Yucatan Commissioner Soliciting
this Government for Succor.
Washington, March G.
M. Sierra, the Commissioner from Yucatan,
has received dispatches CT grave import from
his Government.
They represent the Indians as committing
the most horrible massacres on the whites, and
devastating whole villages, and sparing nei-
Their age nor sex.
Forty thousand savages, fully armed, are
said to be in the field. They have procured
arms and ammunition from the Belize.
NJ. Sierra is instructed to solicit aid from
our Government, in the shape of arms and
ammunition and also to ask, thata portion of
the Home Squadron be despatched to save
the residue OF the Yucatecoes from extermina-
ton.
This request will be considered by the
Cabinet tomorrow.
The TREATY WITH MExIco.-It is now re-
duced to almost perfect certainty, that the
treaty will be ratified. Senator Houston,
from Texas who was expected to vote against
il, leaves for New Hampshire to-day. MT.
Sewer, backed by the friends Of the Admin
istration, will make desperate effort to have
ONO ,,'s bushels prime Maryland Whine 'on,,; 40
<uo o o"1'e'e ~ ia Yeilaw Mealine 40
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10 Sam Houston has arrived in Boston.
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Letter from Mrs. Adams.

On Wednesday, LIST inst. Speaker Winthrop
laid before the House the following letter
from the widow of the lamented JOHN Quincy
ADAMS:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 30, 1913.
SIR The resolutions i'll honor of my dear
deceased husband, passed by the illustrious
assembly over which you preside, and of
which he, at. the moment of his death, was a
member, have been duly communicated to
me.
Penetrated with grief at this distressing
event of my life, mourning the loss of one
who has been at once my example and my
support through the trials of half century,
permit me, nevertheless, to express through
you my deepest gratitude for the signal man
ner in which the public regard has been mani
tested by your honorable body, and the con-
ISOLATION derived to me and mine from the
reflection that the unweared efforts of an
old public servant have not even in this
world proved without their reward in the
generous appreciation of them by his country.
With great respect, I remain sir,
Your obcdient servant,
LOUISA CATHERINE ADAMS.
To Hon. ROBERT G. WINTHROP, Speaker of the
House Of Representatives of the U. States
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'Tll take the sense (cents) of the meeting,
as the man said when he passed around tn
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BOOK TRADE.
PRACTICAL HINTS

IN The PRENENTION And TREATMENT OF
ODlSEAsES or THE LUNGS. By James st-~Art
~ D. Fellow Of the College OF Physician, and Sirseous
&c &c. Pnee ~ cts
We doubt much II this little book doe. not contain the
greatest Truth ever presented u eorsumptves All deli
persons and public speaker, should resi THE work
IN-~-Yort Tribune.
A Universal History of the Most Remarkable Event.
Of A.. Nations from the Earliest Period 70 the Present
Time forming Complies History Of the World part 2
vol. 1. Price 81 per No.
All lovers Of history, who desire 10 have Il brouTh, be-
fore them 10 mastery and with liberal sni CO.
lilhtensd views, in sueeucs eompsrd Of - Numbers.
should boy this work.
Guy Fawks,, or the Gunpovd-r Treason By W. Hsrri.
son Ains~orth. Price . us.
This frest work founded Of the most remarked.
Ia EnEish history 10 written in the authors beet
style and forms remarkable record Of those times
IN PRESS
Dick Turpiu, or The Bold Highwsymsn, = Rouancs OF
thu knights Of the Road. Price 3 cts.
For sale wholessle and retail, By W. II. GRAHAM,
81 PITS Tribune Buildinss
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On Monday, Sd lost. JAMES L. son Of the late John
Consn, aged 80 years, II months and days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited e
attend his funeral "wednesday The 9TH inst at O'Clock
from bis LATE residence 30 West Eighteenthst without
farther invitation.
On MONDAY afternoon, Sd mat after lingering Illness
HENRY sHAMBURG, aged u years.
His friends and ssQuanances are respectfully invited
90 ate his unero this afternoon az O'clock from his
late resdeDce 10 Walnut-st without farther invitation
On Mondsy 81 inst In the 79'h year Of her age Mrs
SUSANNA PARKMAN BARsTOW, wife Of Wilson Bar
stow. formerly of Rochester, Mass
The friends the family those of her Caleb
Henry w. aud Samuel BsrstOw, and Of her son-insw
Joshua L. Pope respectfully invited TO attend Der 10
nersl from the residence Of l.. Pope No 29 monroe-s
on Wednesday, 9Th inst AZ 4 o'clock ?. NJ ....,,
On Monday morning, Sd inst. THOMAS SUMMERS.
eyed SO years
His fre ads and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this Wednesday, afternoon, At osocs
from his late residence No 10 BIeecksr-st
At Waterford the 23th ult WIN. CARD, in the eth
year Of his age, formerly smerchant Of this City.
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DR. RD6Eks'S
I.IYERWQRT AND TAR

NOR THE COMPLETE CURE or CoUGHS, Colds
IuAuenzs spituns Of Blood and all other Lung Com
plants tending to CONSUMPTION.-This is not an EN-
pines. nosrum, but most scientific and valuable medi
o. Physician and Chemist IA Prof Rogers OF Virginia
and wherever IL has been introduced Il has made cures
which are perfectly Astonishing 10 10 destined 70 super
sede every other an medicine before ths public Tee
tmouis. daily pouring In 10 the Subscribers OF cures
Effected even after he physicians had abandoned every
hope A single trial will convince the most incredaioos
ofis efcsey. =,
For sale in New York BY Norton BsbcoeE druggists
1879 Msdensns Wholesale Agents and By the city retail
druTgists generally.
All letters from sssss orders tor medien: 70 Be "a
dressed to A. L. sCOViLL co. Drusr"'' Ns~'i'''
City. ,,,,,
Also sorsas by agents In Brooklyn, WiIiismsber.h ard
Jsrsy lusD" -
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GAS FITTING

5. PHlLBlN respectfully inform their friends ard
~. the public that having been requested BY the MAN
HAITIAN GAs-LICHT COMPANY, TO engage 10 he Gas Fit.
ting business they have taken the shop Office. 20
lately occupied BIZ the Company, Us Mercerst door
below Beeekerst snd are prepared 20 attend 10 or
ders in that partment Of business in s ts brAnches
They Intend to keep hand assortment Of the best and
latest patterns Of brackets pendants mantle
chandeliers, &c. manufactured BY Msssrs CORNELIUS
co. OF lamps. chandeliers, &c. altered 70 burn gas
Also gas fixtures taken down, cleaned, rebronzsd, lac
q1ered.
Plumbing attended 10 formerly, at Dey-st and l76
Mercers Ofders for ass fitting left a; Dsy-st will be
sttsnded promptly. They refer the Manhattan Gss
Ii sht Compsny snd also the following gentlemen, some
Of whom Directors Of the Company James Donald
son. Esq Henry Young E.q Jas : Roosevelt. Esq Mo
Taylor. Esq Daniel B. Fearing Esq w II Smith, ESQ
B-Psuiculsr attention paid to hitting up dwellings
stores public buildings &c Already occupied, As well ss
those In progress Of building a5u
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
APIf TSiaH $500, 900 's SIG Or Or
CtEmpowered By Act Of Parlisment) "a Niet-Roys
and the Opbsn"-r. LAME MURRAY Georgs-st
Hanover square Chairman Of the Court Of Directors 10
London r FERGUSON CAMROUX, Secretary
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS:
NEw-YoRK;
JACOB HARVEY, Char'n. SAMUEL 8; ROWLAND,
JoNhTHAS GooDHUE, WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
JAMES BOORMAN. C. EDWARD HABICHr,
GEORGE BARCLAY, AQUlLLA q. STOUT.
PHILADELPHIA:
G Gk6sGN o spPLME E9qJ CORES JoSEs
JONATHAN MEREDITH. SAMUEL HOFFMAN,
DS. J. H. McCULLOCH.
J. LEANDER STARR General AGENT EDWARD T.
RICHARDSON, General Accountant, for the United
T The Fseo ZOE G ARE AMONG THE ADvAN.
TAGES OFFERED BY THIS INSTITUTION
The guarantees offs large capital In addition to the &C
cumulaton Of premiums.
The peculiar benefit secured 10 the assured by the prn
oiple OF the Loan Department.
The payment Of premiums, ha yearly, or quarterly by
partie, insured for Hhoie term Of yt, at 'riains sddi-
tionA charge.
The travelling lsave extensive and liberal
Person, insured for life can, At the commencement.
borrow half amount Of annual premium, and claim the
privilege for five successive years on herown note
Part Of the Capital i, permanently invested In the
United States in the Of three Of the Local Drec-
Trustees available always to the assured in cases
Of disputed claims Should any such srselo otherwise
Thirty days allowed amer each payment Of premium
becomes due, without forfeiture OF policy.
No charge for stamp duty, for Medical Exsminatio
The Society being founded the Mutual and Joint
Stock principle parties may participate in the profits OF
the profit. Of the Society thirds Of which are snnusy
divided among those assured for life on the participation
scale sac " Bonus"
The Society /. not connected with either Marine Fire
Insurance.
The &. ; Local Board every Wednesday At their
Office in Wast where all business connected with the
socetys operations IA America Is trsns,ced-ahorSi ns
thereby every possible advantage of prompness and at
tent0n Of parties in Of leave travel loans settle
msnt Of claims, &c &c.
Medical Examiners attend daily, at P. NJ at II Wall
st. and AZ the offices Of the different Local Roards and
Agencies. }. LEANDER STARR
MA 2sw3mis General Agent
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MECHANICAL

AND ENGINEERING WORKs.-For sale By D. AP-
APPLETON L co. 200 Broadway. the Engineers and
Merchants Assistant By David Scott illustrated with 49,
fine plates vols folio, half morocco. S2f
Treatise the Steam Engine. by The Artisan Club
edited By John Bourne. with 500 iusrAons w. s.
The Principles Of the Mechanics Of Machinery and In
cheering, BIZ Julius Wesbseh, illustrated with many
cuts, vol. I. 6 IS.
The Chemistry Of the Steam Engine Practically Con
sidered by 7hos Cradock, illustrated with ten large
plstes. vol. g 50.
Psmbour on the Theory Of the Steam Engine, v 90 So
- Locomotive Ergine, vol svo. Is 50
Hodge on the Steam Elgine Is plates, vols SO.
Armstrong on steam Engine Boilers. vol - So
Nichosons Ope rshve Mechanic, IFS plates, SO
TredEold the Strength Of Cast Iron vols Illus 81
Buchanan on Mill Work. edited by Rennis vols. e.
Mo'sleys Mechanical Principles Of Engineering Sc
I vol. 81.
Templeton's Muiwr sht's snd Engineers Pocket Com
par ion. illustrated Fl IS
Weals's Engineers and Conirsetor's PockeBoos l'i3
81 81. 81
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NOTICES.

To- second Ward.--At 8 meeting u the Democratie
Wng Electors Of the second Ward he'd 81 the Second
Wsra Hotel Tassdsy evening Apr for the pnrpose
Of eectng Eve Delegates TO the frat cia Convention
j EDGAR, ESQ caled 10 the chair snd GO hUDsos
and O " H. KocERs were appointed Secretaries. The
following DELEGATES were elected: - -
LAMPS KFIIY DANIEL P. SMITH.
HIRAM CORWiN GIDEON CLIFTON,
JAMES H. WELSH,
with power TO I'll vacancies ). EDOAh' ESQ chi
Gao HuusOS, (a.,..,.,..
q " N ROGERS SN~'N a.
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SCHOOLS.


BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOY-.-Persons
IL csscu- u hlcns situation for hsir where the
comforts Of hone may be realized, have seicHlsr
let A. their residence and ntsrv-E with the Pr net
pa by leaving their address 81 tas cso, directed box
so A BIC. a. -
THE SUMMER SESSION OF TIE ASTORIA
INSTITUTE viii comueuc- on Monday, May g. For
particulars sppy 70 Mrs HUNTER Pracipal, once Of
the Protestant ChurehnAn snd 81 RsJnor Bookstore 10
Bowery. - sa~2w.
'EHE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ~ 49,
W.shin Brook ~ with the school hStases. Will
Be disposed Of reasonsbl- The number
Of pupils m the last -four years About 90 A3 3ts'g
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TO BOOKSELLERS,

L,RAMF- MAKERS srd Travelling Assnts--POR
Il TRAITS IN ENAMELED FRAMES-This novel and
beautiful style OF ornament for the psrlor counting
room which has becom. popular In New York and eie
where IL published exclusively BY the subscriber The
points which commend these articles 10 public favor
the striking fidelity Of the portraits and the tasteful and
ornamental character Of The settings Licensees Of the
following distinguished men now ready for sale;
Georgs Washington Henry Clay,
Zachary Taylor. John Calhoun,
The0 FrelinghuJsen, Rufus Choae,
Daniel Webster Jas. Buchanan,
Winfield Scott, John Quincy Adams
Plus TX.
The subscriber has also JUS, received from Paris great
variety ornamental composition frames for moatures
daluefreotypes and psistngs and engraving The
style Of frames correspond well with the present
fashion Of furniture.
L. ANTHONY, 2i7 Broadway, N. Y. After
Msy |, 1913 st zO5 Broadway al mis-
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-rz..xszzw,INLAND ROUTE-RRDuCTIoH
k6& sSSSSSOF FsEIoHT-RssaIr MAI Lac

Dsl"s'n Wv II 80 80, 90
stoninzon ard Providence On snd ster Apri lss,
the "a, % Of freight per the steamers Of hi. ns svns
BATTERY place North side of Pier No North River daily
Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, NJ viii be 80 foows
To and from. Boston on lnsaSorsment goods secefsiy
cents per cubic foot boots shoes bopnss and bats
ia esses cents per cubic foot weight foods fiom q
cent? 20 81 cents per 100 lbs. per tarif OF rates
To and from ProJtd<nee.-On msnorement goocs gene.
rally cents per cable boots shoes bonnes and
hats 10 cssss cents cable foot on weight goods from
20 cents to IS eents per 100 lbs per tafr o. rates
requested TO b particular In making rs
desnston on sseh package Of merchandise shipped No
goods or pereh.nciss Of any description sbs received
without bills OF lAdips being syen therefor.
Printed rates and al other irformstion furnished %
board Steamers at the ONCE Of The Freisht rief
No. I, n r. aud at the office Of the Copp& ~
Dlzca y ,-lS
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ARTHUR,s NEW BOOK.

DUBLIsHED THIS DAY-Debtor and creditor, Tsle
L for the Times, by I. 5 Arthur vol l8mo.
Recently published-The Gar His Court and People,
including Tour IN Norway and Sweden, BY John s Max
we'll I vol. limo
asa whole IL is the compstsst picture Of Russian
life from the TO the ss In every social civil aud re-
lisious aspect Of any accessible publication"
Lowell Gazette.
"The author has condensed into small compass COM
prehensive account Of the present condition OF husss
and its relations political and social and many Interesting
fscfs which rive additional value from the regency Of
bi. obssrvAtons Chris inteilgsneer.
The Owl Greek Letters and other Correspondence, bS
w. vol. limo BAKER 4 SCRlbNEk,
B. and AS Nassau st.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

HAHDW AXE DOODc ANU Nhllot
DER PACKET-sHIPS fitslia Hottin gusr West Point
Msrnion. Louisisns, Liverpool, Memnon, and tsiedo
ris ia port and arrive, entire, pew and com
plets stock Of Brnn CHAM and Sheffield foods forming
most dssrahs sssortnsnt u which 10 sdded great ".
risty Of American goods nails &c Cash purchasers "
hpd IL az object examine this stock Catalogues fof
nished EDWARD COkNINo,
mis- sign Of she GilSed anvil I52 Pearl o.
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ENGRAVER5, 10 Broadway, up stairs-Lsdies ard
Il genemsn requiring visiting or wedding csrds, nsf
and business In want OF business cards bill
bssds Le will consult their good taste and best interest
BY ezanioing specimens snd knowing our terms De
fore xisinE their orders elsewhere.
A McLEES has had fourteen Jesrs experience a. sn
spkr.yer part Of the time 10 bsnk note esabshme ns
We refer % OH head engraved BY for Mess Thonp
con Co and 10 spruce-st. and one for Mr. George
Gr,sn ITO Chsrham.s. al lisS&W.
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~ Third Ward.-ATTENTIoN-Th whis, Of the
Dsle,atss 10 District Convention 10 nomiDse Asss-
tsnt Justice Police Justice FOR the Fret Judicial Dis
trct Of city eomprising the frt Second Third and
betwe.n and P NJ on Wednesday, 9Th inst under the
Nv order of the Ward COMMITTEES
JAMES T. WOOD, Chairman.
Tnts OrTwATER Seeretaries as
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HOSIERY.

DERSONS who have not examined the stock Of Hosiery
L Gloves Under-shirts Drawers Suspeuders, and
large variety Of small wares a. 39l Grandst will do vel
by calling before they make their purchases az the sub
scriber hss adopted the plan Of selling a. very low prices
for the purpose Of making large sales
THQS II. BROWN, 392 Grsnd-st
~ B. Small dealerssuPplied by the dozen or half
AT tha cs.. price for cssh II SITS
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MARRIED I

At Grove Point Ohio. on Thursday. March l6. by Rev
Mr. Brown, X LFGARE CLANCY, NJ. ID OF West Car
rolton Ohio. 10 MARY EMMA youngest daughter Of
Thomas NOOK, Esq Of New-York.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

ship QUcbcc from Mem. OrieaHS-Mrs Foett and 2
children, NOrlesDs; Ray. Fall River; the remains Of
Gen Hopping, Of QusrteTmssters Department. and 10
the steeraEe.
In paotstslip Waterloo, from LivsTpool-John Hewitt
sou kichard Hswtson, Mott, Mrs and Miss Ryan Dub
lin; W Ewing, Liverpool; and 335 10 the steersse.
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TO DENTISTS 5.

THE TOOLS. &c Of deeessed Dentist, consisting OF
forcepB puggers, excsvsors, bCr. kc. Gs. 1000 plate
and pivot Teeth in good order Dentists Operstins
Chair All Of which will be sold for cash, at very low
price, TO settle the estate To young commencing
the profession the above sford. ortunty 70 SUI
pl himself Address l.. w. PARSONS, hartford, Conn.
rn3i Steodfs.
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ID WHOSE .pIentid C.Fpets lately .rrived 10 psck
n ships NsV World .nd John skiddv consistfrg Of
ADMINISTER. VELVET. TAPESTRIE.
MEMS BOYS AND CHIIpEEN's

CLOTHING. - BOWERl.
lOsEPH 3. CLOSE 4 co. make 20 order and keep con-
stantly hand large and fashionable assortment 8,
greatly reduced prices Call, II you with bsgsia-At
who esale or retail as Smiseod
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JUST PUBLISHED,

THE cONGREOATlONAL sINGING 6OOk-A col.
lection Of sacred Music consisting Of the most familiar
Palm and Hymn Tunes, for use IN churches, sunday
schools and families. 90 cents.
Tn. Story without end; from the 0erman Of Caroye
By Sarah Austin. Price 81. cents
Bu.by on the Manufacture Of Wine and Visit 10 the
Vineyards OF Spain and France. SO cents.
Aufean; a Sequel TO Zenobia, ". 25
Christmas Gre-tings-Thirtsen new stories, from the
Danish OF Hans Christian Andersen. 80 cents.
Picture Of New-York-A stranser's Guide TO City sud
Epvirous with Map and numerous EnRravngs 80 cents
As 81 CHAS FRANCIS co. 252 Broadway
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IMMENSE LITERARY,


- SCIENTIFIC AND RELIGIOUS ATTRACTION at
- the Moral Center Of the Intellectual World 40 Mas
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rare and reconcile works CLEANED from al the great NJ
erary emponums offered for sale AZ the above
great bazaar Of human knowledge In richness extent
and VARIETY IL uueeuaed since the burning OF
the Alexandrisn Library and y now selling at prices un
precedentedy low for cash The extraordinary addons
81 rare Snd curious lately received are the wonder
and admiration Of all biblomanises. The conquered
elites OF New Spain have contributed their quota oil inter-
AIRY treasure the existence Of which was unsupported 50
profound was its entombment This acquisition opens
antiquarian investixstinn and gives promise
that the history Of the wonderful people who built the
ecsnty discovered cities Of YucsAn will be fully deVe
oped ana the vexed question Of tbs ten lost tribes at
lensth determued, Chathzm-st msy well rejoice, ior
these disclosures Will reflect the highest honor on bene
Israel 80, ,
The Moral Center Of the Intellectual Word has also re-
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and books FROM the Continent Of EuroPei whie
from London it la, received 1900 fresh volumes. enough
10 dAzze the eyes Of even behodsr None therefore In
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