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EOWLFRS q WELLS wilI publish on

NNOWLEKS q WELLS VIII pubIsh on
a Saturday next
THE PHILOSOPHY Of SPIRITUAL INTERCOURSE
being an Explanation Of MODERN MYSTERIES, By AN
sREw Jackson DAVIS. Price 50 cents.
This work explains The mysterious noises which were
first heard st Rochester and which have since been heard
in various Other places The book ia beautifully printed,
and perussl Of it csnoo fail 10 be convincing 70 every
one II contains chapters Truth AND MYSTERY, Cons
universal PRowOENcs, TIE MIRACLES or THIS AGE'
THE DECAY or SUPERSTITION, THE GUARDIANSHIP or
SPIRITS TIE DIscEkNMENT or SPIRITS, TnE STAFFORD
MYSTERIES, THE DOCTRINE or Evil SPIRITS, The ORI
GIN or sPRIT SOUNDS, CONCERNING SYMPATHETIC
SOUNDS. THE FORMATION or CIRCLES, TIE REsURREc
rroN or THE DEAD. A VOICE From TIE SPIRIT LAND'
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required Address. " G. + >" at this office mlsst'
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As Cook in a private family or hotel,
= by a respectable young woman, who can come
wei recommended. note addressed 10 ANNE, rs She
rif.st III be attended To MO ~
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BOARDING.

pOARD.-Three or four single gentle
EBmen can be accommodated with pleasant roomf ard
partial board III HeniyIl, Brooklyn. near the SonIh
Ferrv MS Inn
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NEW BOOKs.-Pcepari0g for immedi-
I-EPis oDEs or Insect LIFE By Acheia Do


1.-THE VOLCANO DlG5IN9si ATale Of c1lifor-
MIA Law. By Member ofthe Bar
DicK- Tie ting DO, e. kf.i al. ne 'lVTen
that 20 Co T. ul- fus aLepaos Thing,
in1ocert lamb should be na7 parchment i
parchreLt scrbtis aholi tie
bee strg-; say ts tbs te- ol ld fpt ssa os
tlss ald Fas pevef mre owu nan s1'f -kr Heny VI
.. -
II-ThEOK1 Df ruLO sIa ,s4es~.i "a reply 70
Tie question What ough 10 be Believed Or DsOels eyed
concerning PFssenhmeois Visions and AppaiIOns. Sc-
cording to Nature Reason and Scripture q Dr. Osnn
Heinrich JungS ung. Translated flon The German Win
copious notes by Samuel Jackson. First American Eat
ion edited by Rev George Bu-h
IV-THE CELESTIAL TELEGRAPH or, SecreS VI
TIE Leto Come; revealed hrOn "a Hagu stism; wherein
he Existence the Form, ard he Occug4 OF ne soul
amer lie Separation from tho Body are proved ~ many
wears Expe rm-nfs by means Of eight Ecgstc Seaman.
busts who lad III shty Perceptions ofTtiy-s Deceased
Persons Of various Conditions Description OF Them,
their Conversation e.c win Proofs their Existence IN
the Spiritual World. BY Z. AlPn. Cshagael Frat Anefi-
V-PHYSlCOPHYSIOLOG REsEARCHEso on
The Dynanics Of Magnetism, ELECTRICITY Heat, L'ghi
Capitalization aud Chez sm. ~ her heauons 10 Fial
Force. By Baron Charles Won keichenc6ch. the com,
piee work from tho Second EdiOB win the addition o.
Preface snd CrucL Notes. By John AshouIner, MD.
First American Edition - -
mis- 6siseod<W J. S BE0FIELD, ChaIon Hall.
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To the Deaf.-Co Contemplated Removable Lutte
MFRS Ear InTmary for the Exclusive Treatment Of Var
Diseases will be removed the is OF May 10 81 Broad
way During the interim he can be consulted from III
2s Broadway entrance through Wsterbury's Furnish
hg Store. ml8 I'm"
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Ind. Home Association NO.2, inset every
THURSDAY EVENING, Al III Grand-st, BAKERS
House OF Call 81 n o'clock Purchasing village iO a.
isolated individual Of those have bought land and
bd out In otE for the purpose Of speculation very
different from plan Of 0uying and az 40 Association
and dividing Il among the members at Members
sdysed mat he first THURSDAY In April has been fixed
oI payment Of hfst inslament The public invited
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Samuel s William Wood.
BOOKSELLERS and SYATIONERS;
1s26 Pearlst near Fulion.st, Eew-York have large
assortment Of School, Mecal and Miscellaneous Books,
which they offer Al yery low prices.
Country Merchants and School Comuitees supplied On
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rrttR aeuI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

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-Ew-yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

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WANTED IN BROOKLYN,
DOARD WANTED-For a Gentleman,

EB his wife and one child 2 years odd with respect
abe prva.e family, in a healthy and pleasant Location
where one arye two small rCOms " had or par
furnished or uulrusieJ house would be taken without
bosrd Please address "Davisr Tribune Office, with real
name location and terms, which musi be moderate.
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a WAITREss or Chambermaid and
Nurse by capable and respectable young Girl Can
be for days her present situation 36JF0urhsi
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As Cook, Washer and Ironer, or 70 do

n - homework by respectable young woman. Also
~ CnsmbeTwork by anosherHO objection to assist 10
Tssnne and ironing Would 20 logethe. or separate
q references given from lheir lss places Cal Al
SsAFosyghst In the rear basement mo As
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Wanted, for a small family,
La three story House, with modern improyene a.
west OF Broadway between Beecksr and Fo1rteentl
mis- ST.
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EVIRE PROOF STORE.--Wanted in

mediG'ey, good substantial Fire Proof Store In The
neiebboThoOd Of the foot OF Csnsl-st Apply 10
mo EDWD. X. COLLINS. 30 Walls.
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NHE GREAT EXHIBITION IN

Lonc in la5-One Ct the most remarkable objects
OF the Exhibition IN London Ia 1881 and n which the En-.
Rhth Manufacturers viii show great superiority, are
Of MORLEY. Ladies viii ,hank 10 have called their
attention 10 il and 10 BE- Informed thai every article Of En-
gish fine Stocking and Hosiery u 70 be iound
Of he most exquisite quality al LODLAASi lo5 ana 10
Oxford ST. Los ron, established s1ce 1850.
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NROMANDREWS q cos STRAIN
nAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY FOR
NVOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

u SALE In successful ope,aioni eHgiby hnAieol
Isys ino1ire as above mo It,
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a. To Tailors.-A person having large expert
tce as practical Gutter wishes TO obtain stuauon, or
would furnish from g. s. COO In some responsible house
Already established, or would connect himself with some
person OF equal ard influence, 10 establish new
one Address C. A. d., Tribune Once ml7 std
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MILLINERY.

MRS. s. G. WOODS, 3l3 Broadway,
HA viii open Paris Millinery, Dress and Mantlla Pat
terms SC, Thursday March 20 ml80V
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~ mHnitOu DIvlsiOD, No. IUU, :. OF t.
Members particularly requested 10 be present her
Han $50 Broadway this evening n O'clock business
OF the utmost importance every member will be brought
up for action. BY order JOSEPH 8. TOWNE, 5.
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WOOL STAPLER,-A situation is
w Wanted IN Wool Store By aperon who mas had Y
wears experience In staplng and manufacturing Wool
lie will engage sGlsry or hs cse invest AoO and
f ake an interest the business II prefer red. SaEfsc-
torv references will be given. Address Postmaster,
Melville Worcester Co., hasr- mo I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ tt Ahr fhhAAtApsAhsVh9'
l Designs ofhe rapacy in this and O'hsr cOuures also
On he True Issue between PrOesantism ana POpsry, VIII
hedehyered by ELDER J, LITCH OF Philadelphia in The
Presbyterian westinghouse, IN 9Th ST. east OF 2davenue
sommencDg this evening al " o'clock and every evening
his week. Seats ires. ml8 ST.
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Id OONE.-I Ut UWUtI OF IIUu5t
n II Of the first class az Lsmartine place, Twenty
ninth between Eighlb and Ninth svenues) 10 DESTROYS
let part OF Il to ANAL family The location ls not
by any In the City having private Park In front
and in very desirable neghbOThSOd References OF me
fret class will be given and required Persons having
boys from to l6, need apply. No bill on the house
apply above. ml7 lW'
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~ American InstItute.-A special meeting OF the
American Institute viii be held THIS Thursday EVEN
ING 10th n O'clock at It's 35l Broadway
Members requested TO attend. Fl MEIGS, Rec. Sec
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e disease 3 are called
NFRNOIIa COMpIAINTa

and In these dice medote s u avail whatever II
does good and II ofen does harm 8yups, Extrar
Bsms, Bssams, Elxrs, Buffers. Pills Powders and POI
ZION Of every kind alike hess Tor they tho
tai ene giles Of the already prOsraed sytem while under
the strengthening, egivlng. ytua zng nhueaes Of Gal
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- sctive Young Man. who thoroughly under stands as
BUSINESS situation as or Gardener snd Farmer
)fice ~ mo IT.
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WANTS, &C.

AS CHAMRERMAID, or to do General
INHousework hy a Young woman who is a good wash
ard roner and give the best Of city reference Ap
Ply a. ISIS Clinton 81 in the rear mh IL"
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I T.-Wanted, a corner Lot between
H Resde and Houston ste full lo vacant preferred.
Broadway. Address HOUSE" stating particulars,
al Tribune Office. mis- 6Ieodf
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~ Two Lnrge Boxes OF Good

" NOfice.-The departure of the Steamship HER
MANN for Southampton and Bremen is postponed until
SATURDAY, 29h inst al noon, when she will positively
sail from Pier No. 5, N. X. ml9 3tt
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"A s CHAMBERMAID and SeamstIess, or as
n Ls3ndress and Waiter or TO do general housewerk
msu private family by very respectable Protestant
gfl No objection 10 the country. Call Al 100 Twentieth
A. FIRST door, In the rear. Can come we'll recommended
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

IDA gentleman ard his wife and two single gem
uemen can fin Pheasant rooms with BOARD. at So First
ST. one minutes walk from Peck-sip Ferry. Boats run
every tive minutes during the day. mo Inn
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a SITUATION is wanted in q Hard
AWARE Store by Young Man Of several years expo
renee small salary required, and best Of reference
given. Address r. H. this Office mo II
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rB- spring EnshtSns. Gentlemen wisnl9g 70
purchase handsome and durable Hat for spring VIII mug
he artce Al 228 Bowery which for beauty OF hni'h aud
material viii compete with any Ia the city Also, pretty
snd suitable Hat for youths with choice assortment OF
gentlemen ouths and Childrens' Caps OF the different
styles Make a minute OF this, and call al MoNAReVss,
20 BOwery ulf o.
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~ Association of the Newly DIRK Bar.-A
Regular Nee ing uf This Association viii be he'd this
Thursday evening al oc ock At The special Tern
Room Of the Supreme Court Members Of me Bar
Oaekted 10 attend. DANIEL BOWL1, President
THOMAS W KELLY. Cor Sec. m20 Ia
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4 ADA situation is wanted for
NJ Lsd IS wears OF age Heisa good Penmsn and has
some knowledge Of business. Address Box 1890 Post
Office MIC ST.
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COUNTRY BOARD.-A private fam

COUNTRY BOAhD.-A private lhu-
Js accommodate family tirvugh the season The
sdverferi- from The City and is des OF having
peny TIE situation is the banks Of the Hudson River
about hree hOlrs sail. Terms fof family will be mOder
The cX peDRe and fro 10 very cheap The
place contains ali kinds fruit and very healthy situation
H9;ffs f1s eArriare can be fYbgfAkK, This once
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JIOSPTTAL.-To the Enterprisiug.-A

HOSPITAL.-To the Enterprising.-A
n Medcsl Man, possessing crest facilities for giving
character and publicity tho enterprise desires 70 FORM
pemEnent connection with some person u possession Of
snacicus furnished house, with The view Of ESTABLISHING
private Hospital much wanted IN this city None need
spply bat persons OF known ability and integrity a. TIC
aoveriseT 10 perfectly familiar with The requirenensc
inyas ard designs for his own patients and inends 10
deyoe bis entire energies the project Sonsaung sur
ssrs OF he bghest character will greatly taclhate s
eyogreSs and number Of first Merchants and hSsl
knsrs viii end The influence Of their nsnes Apply 10
Toward f. DIXON Editor Of the scAPei, ~ ufAsa-sl'
y "i' $1,000
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ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and his
Nv ife can be accommodated with BOARD In a very
peaBni location 81 i77 East Broadway, between Rutgers
and Jefferson sts. Likewise two gentlemen and their
wives With rooms and bedrooms after the ls Of May.
ma ms
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- Stnien I.Iand Fnncy pyInR e

" staten Island Fancy Dying Establish
meDt.- Once No. John-st, New York The Pfopre.
Ors OF this establishment whore Diving and Finishing
lave been oug and IA vOraby known to the community,
are ready receive orders for dying and cleaning Sk
Nooep Cotton Linen aud Fancy goods of every descrip-
tu IN the best manner. r, s,r,ar ,rrpuryyS l. m
MS In bAhhclA VEL - - : -
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IITER-fhis Unhvslled discovery 10 warranted TO DO
the greatest Sire ard Pain Destroyer 10 The world
and The cheapest and best PaseF invented Putu p
IL air light TN boxes sufficient 10 spread SIX 20 eight Pas"
ters ard any ehd car spread hem Pee cess pof
with foll crecons Manufactured and sold by he invent
or ara proprietor, D. 4. hOkEHEAD, MD.
me lila l52 Broadwsy
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VOL. X.....NO. 1896.

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer or 10 do
general Homework by respectable Young Woman.
The hest - city reference given Apply al NJ Wezerst,
where she can beSeen for two days m20 IL
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a > WAITER and CHAMBERMAID, by
y respectable young girl to mind children and
Is fond Of children and has been accustomed TO the OF
Call at $40 FCurteenh-st Avenue A. Can be
seen for two days Good city reference mo II
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"ORSE.-For sale, a splendid bay mare
L hands high years old, warranted sound, healthy
and gepe u harness or saddle. Price SIS Can hS seen
al stv hour In WATTS stable corner OF T. Broad way sad
Governeurh l5m .
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-17

contended here is correct. and that California ws
give it for the money. because she wants money.
and does not care sg about slaves being introdu
ced into the country, because several thousand OF
them already there, with their masters IN the
Legislature.
This is we learn the basis of the combined plan
Southern rights Associations of Alabama are ia
king it up; Georgia and Mississippi soon To
take steps in the direction. But we expect
at the convention in this city in May defLi.e
developments. Here is the conclusion. The north
will have to concede something more than the cm
pity shell of the fugitive slave law to tie south: or
there are several of the cotton States who will keep
aloof (from your national convention tickets, aid
proceed to steps for walking out of the Union. Ii
South Carolina delays, it viii be to secure The ad
vantage Of combined movement.
If the enthusiastically MF. Wesster specially
continues incredulogs, il may well give up tLc
campaign and give US the Union. The compro-
misses woa't do. The south going TO ask for
more, South Carolina IS going out Of TIE Un!Cl.
W
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-17

outraged feeling all through Southern land be any
thing but the wild rawlings ofwicked factont is time
for the South to act firmly promptly, and forecer
We shall resume this subject and show the Value
OF the Union to the South
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-17

\ great race took place over the MetaTic course
at New Orleans on the 18th inst. The purse was
$500, three mile heats and the time the quickt 81
ever made in the United States There were four
competitors, viz Charmer, Maria Hoods, Florn
and La Refine. The victory was awarded to Char
mer, who led in the I'd and 81 heats Time
Ss4. 5 s. 5.43l. Florin won the first heat, and
was sdistanced on the second, anl La Refine vs.
dis.2need On the first htat
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The Tehuantepee Route.

The y. o. PlcqyUHe gives the following
results Of the recent survey Of the Isthmus Of Tehuan
topec.
Mr Trastour whose services have been Of such
great value, has lately returned to the city and one o.
fi friends has Commuu Gated 10 Us some highly salts
factory intelligence derived from HIM, which be has
been KIND enough 70 allow Us 70 USE.
The great difficulty was Tie achievement of a road
line The Cordileras, which divide the Lstnmus
lniO two TaTtS-IoTherl and southern There are
several paths in the mountains BY which the
nuleteeIs 60 and return from south 10 norm. The
Passages through these narrow oy-|ays are, now
ever, not practicable Tor more than one mule al
most, and are often dangerous ~ The RAINY seasons
They are uteTsecfed here and there by sharp declv
ties and sleeps that abrupt and slippery, and n
various places precipiccs are encountered. The
grand desderatum Vas Line suitable for railroad.
1his vas never discovered unul the enterprise
passed INTO The hands OF the Americans.
After ls arrival Jn the lsthmus. MAJOR Barnard,
after a ihorOueh cons Iteration OF the country.
solved upon prosecuting the line by Masahul. As
sI.tcc by the talent and activity Of Nr. Wilhams.
Who supeIIItcutel the operation. he has fully
ceefed N ms lators The difference OF level ~ no
place along this Inc exceeds sixty feet - the mile,
and Il vt bear 70 mn1 that Tie grea; Western Rail
road. heiVoen Worcester and Albany hts yraifton
of eghtyOuE feet per male, and that the railroad be-
tween Baltimore and OHIO, across the Allegheny
mountains has one hundred and hleeu feet per mile
We can entertain 10 doubt OF The easy practlc lblifv
OF a railroad across the Cor-iAcras by the route Of
Nashua.
Major Barnard has. a. we learn. undertaken 10 ex-
piore the Uzrauapanu, one II the largest rivers In
tie basin Of Tie toatZacoacOs Il IS Sl1fv-fve feet
In ceIth az rs confluence Vlth the COaizacoalcos
TIE exploration Is expected 10 be productive offa-
ycrable results IL ~ under the SUPERINTENDENT OF
Mr Murphy, whose report on the survey OF the Rio
Del tcrte has been finished. and, we are told dues
A-m great credit. nap Of the COatLaroalcos has
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Later from Havana. by the Steamer Isabel,
arrived at CharIestOn.

CHARLESTON, We1ncslay, june IT.
The steamer Isabel has arrived, with Havana dates
to the 7th INST. She brings $4,000 specie
The political news Is unimpOrtant.
Havana. June In SUGAR limited business has
been dong owing 30 an Increasing stock and the
scarcity of vessels Brown and Yellow have declln.
ed real Whites are unchanged Muscoyados
scarce.
Molasses Is selling at reals. The Price Of Coffee
IS nominal al sass for mIdclng 20 good. The stock
CT Lard Do kegs IS only ABOUT 10000, and sale, are
making 40 l0'a lO. reals Owing n the scarcity OF
vessels, ireIglts are looking up.
MATANzAs, June 6-Largc transactions are taking
place DO Sugar and prices are firm and advancing In
Coffee here Is but little dong. The stock OF No.
ldsses is very large prices are unchanged Lard IS
scarce and wanted. Frelelis 10 Europe are dull at
D. nj lS