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~ and after Monday, March !, the passengef
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Leave Baltimore at and a. m, land O. q. IN.
Leave Warrington at 6 and a. m, 49, m, and
4p.
The first and last trains from Baltimore and the
fret from Washington will be Express trains
stopping only for water
On Sundays the second and fourth trains from
Baltimore and the second and third from Wash
ington will be omitted.
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CHUBB, BROTHERS,

OANkFKs and DeaIers IN NfOcks, land War
ID rants, Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Drafts on IRELAND from e and upwards, pa yablo
on demand, furnished in sums TO suit.
Collections made, and Checks for sale on all the
principal cites.
Gouunmsnt, STATE, and other Stocks bought and
Bold on commission.
Claims before the Departments promptly attended
70. Remittances made at lowest rates in Now
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore funds. as dc.
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Alexandria. Va, and other southern cities
Banting Houss, opposite Treasury Department
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTIse.
or svray DssoprrrIor,
ESseufsd nffhs OHcs Of tAs Republic.
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No SO WaIIstrcet, N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
f. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
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For freight or passage, apply to
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INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE. for Janu,r1

C0E's DRAWING BOOK OF LANDSCAPES,
" Foliage, &c.
Walks and Talks of an American Farmer in
England, With illustrations, being Potnsm's Semi
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Feb is FRANCK TAYLOR
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A NNALs OF THE EMPIRE CITY, from its
IA Colonial Days to the Present, in a series of
Five Tales. BY New Yorker. Tale Ist-The
Quadroon or, New York under the English
Just published, and for sslc by
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LAW LIBRARY.

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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


TUE CONGRESS PIRATED.-cAUTIoN TO SHOE
Dealers-Learning that some uoprincipei persons
Offering Elastic Gore 70 manufacturers Of my pslsnt Con-
gresr Boots made by brsidng weaving India Rubber
such way as 20 cause shr Contraction expansion
che fabric with the spring this notice given that rde
CT covering and combining fbrous materials with cords ~
lada Rubber, IL used IN making Congress Boots direct
Snd positive violation Of my patents aBt whoever
secures sells the Congress Boots thus will he pro-
secuted for damages All who authorized by
srrequired to stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
sent az others are utrngcmens. and dos,rs warned
against the consequences IL they choose to be concerned in
prating th patent knowing that the com binston
tempting through their nstrument % me'd unsuspec
ing shoe deslers and manufactured have for their nnr
nation caused the opinion ofwo CT the most distinguished
Patent Lawyers IN the United states 10 he
published shall hold every dealer rcsponsbs where the
manufacturer is irresponsible HORACE H. DAY, owner
Of all the Patents connected with Bcots ~ h
Licenses granted at % Cortsndt street New York aud by
authorized agents throughout the Emitted States except
Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire, owned BY
Charles Winsiow OF Lynn, Msss.
IrcaL opMoss have examined tho letters Patent is
k0 and Of opinion that the Of elastic made
by weaving fbrous materials which expand aud contract
combination with India Rubber Springs applied IN the
Of Cater boots s an infringement she
Patent. New York, April ", 1851. i, u. CUTTING.
BosroN, June 1s11.I have made similar examination
q the Letters Patent above referred TO- and coueur Mr..
Ssttrgs sySisp. SVlVS vHVAyE.
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i Standing Pres, and super yoyaI Washngtsu Hand
Pres With sslfinking apparatus, compile ApIlyt r. NJ
Hoe l. Co.. Geld street.
DATENT C0PPER-rACED TYPE-THE NEWTON
manufacture and finish Of their Copper Faced Type
prepared to recommend it, with the fullest confidence
Printers and Publishers II is srelusvsy used by Of
the largest journals and Printing Oees this other
pantess beg refer for testimonials OF the satisfaction it
Gives and Of its decided general superiority all other
type. NEWTON COMPANY. Patentees,
TRIBUNE oyTIcr New York City jan 81 1889
Newton Company, Noa~S North William .treet-Gcnte-
mcn-ln ansverto yournqury say unequivoeaily that
advantage This opinion on the have
had with present fonts OF type cannot ceneeyehow
Is n possible for ordinary type 20 undergo the work that
we are daily procuring. Yours, TH0MASN ROCKER,
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,", Jan. 81 1882.
Gsntltmsn.-1n answer toyour inquires would state
prepared by have hesitation in saying that for all
ordaary purpose is greatly superior in point ofdurab
" and eesrness OF printing to that o. common type:
there are prnt monthly 10000 pressious, prepar
sdby audit has stood the test Of eleven months
cylinder press being at least three times the amount
enc am satisfied your eopper-faccd typo only wants
ia ra to bring into general for all descriptions Of
Pnn@ns Sso sesyst 'obe Of great ne 10 nenrs%otpns
superintendent Of the comrositors' Departments.
NV YORK, Feb H. 1892.
,newton Sompsny-Gentemen From the trial we have
gifts decided tupsricry duraby and in every other
respect over the common tyne We believe II its ones
tested " willie universally csnaoptsd BY printers,
. Statiarers' Hail. I'D and ia Pearl street.
similar notices 70 the above have been received from
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LEGAL SOTICKS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-JAMES MYERS
IN James A. suydams ard James Ostrom, against Mary
4. BIIinser-summons for money demand on contcaet.
(Con net Ser ITO tho above named defrisnt-Yor ara
hereby tnmmonei and required to compajn In
ths action which will he hlsd in the the CLERK Of
tlS Of New York at the City Han in te
y cfNew York and 20 copy Of your tbs
omplant the subscriber, st his ONCE ~ wall
etroet, city Of New York. within twenty days after
the service OF ts you exclusive Of the day
such service; fail TO the said
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will
take judgment snst you for the Of three hundred and
forty dolaxs and cents with interest from The
venten day Of December thousand eight and
yone besides the costs OF this seton. Dated December
IL, 1871 ~. IT, OWEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
NB-Tfe complaint leren fled ~ shove, on the I'd
day Of March. 1852.
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MEDICAL.


nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED on CERTAIN
~ diseases which he treats without mercury Rsseet
saes he cures IN three days. Thirty three practice
enables him 10 cure those general local dsbtes
rom nrrhusnt habits Sec his London diploma
Na,e OHIO. 2U]h Fulton street. No foe till cured
~. BOSTM lCk'S PRACTICAL WORK ON THE Ma
tnre ana treatment Of diseases Of the urinary organs
practising physician aud surgeon and lecturer these
plants Price reduced TO ~ JQ colorod plates Extract
IRON the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal -" IL
BE said earessy to he equal TO Actsps Records great
thing # tie kind before published in thscounry Author
81 work secret Vice impotcncy, and their terrible
consequences This Is. without doubt, the truthful
ana important boob this subject published. Price
Author Of book Natural Death dot, Be- Family Phy
cian; Cause ~ Qnackery, Ae BE, For sale 20 rnd II
the Author jc4 Broadway.
nR. WARDS UNFoRTUNATE's FRIEND, UNE-
~ qualled for Graduating disease Blessed by all wbs
ry The most prompt eradicstor, yet mild 10 may be
given TO infants Private diseases vanish under its
81 with book Who will give fees after thar Citizens
Canal street and Broadway.
nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRE-
- vate Treatise, &c. Once hours Go y sooek A. NJ,
wieh street From the medical advantages ths
author has enjoyed which he would instance havsa
resided Paris for the express OF
studying these diseases followed by long and very extern
siye practice in this speciality he can, without hesitation
premise in the severe and complicated cases e
radssl than obtained from any In
America Those who Apply in the earlier stages Of dis
will be pAfed BY the ease and rapdity curs
which s often effected in few days Separate waitss
rooms are provided For rsstNss thy letter ssrsf M
~ Put Onss
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AGENCY.

w BURLINGTON G. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practice law in the Supreme Conrtto attend to eases
before Congreto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards Of Commsonerste
nj home and abroadto obtain pensions and
bounty lsIdto collect deLts dividends legaoes and inhe
FRANCES In Lart Of the United States. and foreign
c0unsrsst0 AXE funds in loans and
and bond and oTtgageRnd to negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands and patent rtsn any State Of the
Union Particular attention paid California land title
coming 10 the United States Supreme Court
peal Aons, paid, addressed 10 W. G. Sne-
then No.S Carroll Place. Captol Hill. Wasington. c.
wi seset ~ith ryaupt attention.
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nANCTNG ACADEMY, NO. 40 GRAND STREET,
- fourth deer from Brosdway.-P. SARACC0, rro-
fer inventor and sole teacher Known in America Of the
fashionable Dances has tie honor apprise the
fashionable public that
ty him at hour OF the day and evening All persons
kt will honor him with their patronage learn
invented expressly by him for this season, called
GdaIstn few leseels WIN Ne perfectly au fat ef the
gaytsf sf ts faleen.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ChMEEN AAb aMRof RAILROAD, FOR PIILA-
~ dsiphis h. per No. L. North river, Of Battery
place, Nv II Bboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily
Morning line Raves at "a. NJ ttornoos express line
r. NJ through to Philadelphia in four and half hours
Farefrst rlass So second class Thy r. w. line only
81. Returning leave piiladepha from foot Of Walnut
street Mt A. H. and y. H. Emraut line by steamboat
TRANSPORT from pier M. !, ats =. u. Fare 81 80.
NEW YORK AND PltILA DELPlIiA DIRECT.-U. 5.
IN Nail and Express Lncs, through in ~ hours \. r.
Railroad, New York NJ,
efCortlnndt street. "a. NJ ssd 81 T. NJ. Liberty street
Leave Phladcph hours, from foot OF Walnut
Fare reduced ~ for rst class and s. ofo second class
Baltimore Washington and Charleston through tickets sold
In the above lines and luggage carried in the A.
and 81 r. ~ limos from New York, With ductors,
without expense.
NOR ALBANY. WITHOUT CHA NGE or CARS.-FARE
reducsd-~2 2,-Kegclarity and safety CONFERENCE.-The
Of New York and Harlem Railroad leave tho City
Hall station New York, daily, (Supdays exceptei.) Mt
o'clock A. NJ. and "a p ". H. SL0AT Superintendent
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ENOR LlyBRP00L-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
rhp ATLANTIC Capt J. West. This steamship wi de-
April u ~ u 6elost NJ from hcr horth at she loot o.
Canal street No berth till raid fer For reaht
passage having oneqaslod for elegance
and co mfsrt, apply So
EDWARD e. COLLINS Il CO.. No. NJ al street
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC, And
sail May ], 1852
TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED Stairs
u Nail StsaRers-Tho aims con posing hLe ths
following ATLANTIC Captain West.
Pacific, Captain Nyc.
ARCTIC, csptsiA Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRiAlIC Captain Grafton.
Ihefc ships having been built contract expressly Tor 20
service, has been takcn ~ sI con
ernetonat In thor strength anu ~
sna thr for passengers are aneqsaeS ,f
Price Of passage from New york Liverpool IN trst ca
hin, &i2O in second eabl $40 Exclusive Of Extra rise
state rooms, 500.
FROM Liverpool 90 New York. ESQ and f2e.
An experiences sorgcen attached to eaeh sbip.
Ne berth secured pxtl paid for
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III g. RO RS.-T0R SALE. CHEAP. STORE FIX
lures. stock &c. in rrst-rate location, with
lease OF fonr ots Of ground ofThrd
and Nineteenth Brooklyn. the Greenwood
etery. The has front ~ thirty avenue
and forty feet Nineteenth The reason tor
selling Is that the bs. other business wbe raurc
all his time BWii he sold that the par cha
have the store free from ground rent inquire the
misses before o'clock \. ~ or after clock r. ufher
hours, 70 W s. BATCHELLEE, 40. front street New
York.
WASTED TO PURCHASER FARM. UNDER AZ
w cultivation, good
Gated side the Hudson nriu New
value fro S700u to $1,000 SjOD Any person IA Wing
the description to dispose will pea 20
pre- paid Farmer Herald oe, stating location
tent otfaru sac and description ct buildings and wher
prompt attention.
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE-sECOND LINE.-THE YOL-
lswing ships will leave Hsvrs the 10th, and New

They ali trst class New York built .hps provided with
ali requisite articles for the comfort sud
sengers and commanded by Of experience. the trade
The price OF passage $o without liquors Goods
sent to the subscribers will he forwarded fee
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD L. HINCkEN, Agents, I6I Pesrl strest.
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PaOAuy,,Sv EADS,

Mutual loan scuss vrRNisnISs Anp ,,'
y,t,d Ia .ey r.c,ssy eh,oh y nov beng ioasd ep.e
Me plan ~, setins Asssssoa tory e., :, %
, ss.' . 1907 s .r's yssi s g asss soa
ss ss -ssS NH hs sevoa ss.ee than ave shares,
.ss a =" sasres aoiars aomterr
AIRY ,iet ~, 81. m amnUn, q ,.e, doos and ne.eue
=. allowed ca r.sments advance Nc pcrons need
ert, oss ,snssn,s q ,is e,.y, ss."lsn' or W.,
-. ono IN ,ss ,eetsscre q wsers Adrisas, shern % =
-
Il 4s.pis,aai .o's'd n,,tigs s s.c above
,t,s.t o. weare.da, evening sp,ii 7ta t2 at7
y n TIE II ta~ Associato. !. su,h that .ts
,sasm,tsn several aio sod oicquont speakers will ad
sa 10 dssiseG ron ,Serc A-.a9sons rho public arc ro,
ss"s I ," 's9S S ''ssd III, Si Gs enc Me-
oi4 GRAND street New Yor aoa thor before ths
STana street oien ali, NON u a. NJ 60 r H. where
~ s. s"s Isss'T WSdsdsy sss
viii b. eutto = tid Tor shsre, th.t tims.
shnfs VI ffS NJ. sf fre. 5S.sSa'
s nsnfE XXI eS $780, .,e ff'fde''
.--...-,-,-, --- 80
rated r., y 49, rbc rs. regular Ioontbiy meeting
~ 4 ~ !, ss . q s!,.S.
Crosby sres' tsn,rAeee - crosty street, Members s.e
hSstrats. aaeress wiz e delivered ~ Jseob L. assn
sly u ss' r. re asss % IN '1sas aass
Ind "a a. ,c IN " NIT AM, tSl, rai
YIes ~hi, h IN. aud reliatie oba
of ,,no.r p,.ie and
,nsit, prnsn.s,sns ana lv-Ia = and tan in
na" he \, IN. sesretafy Gree i, chatham
WILSON SMALL. Pres dent - Ludlow r.reet.
4. ,isr,',ln' Sew. once. No IS chatham street.
-
tH>UE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCOUNT
iatnv Fund hssocation.-rhe nd regular nc tly
meeting Of tins held their
AZ aud Grand street tower Pacific Bank en-
Saturday April TO- AZ ~ r. The pen
subscribers Of dues, from J..
Shares ssG0 Entrance fec S. Dues, IS rer month on
sach share This association offers clerks
Yamesit MIN he articles Of assoea,,o and hy
10 had II me Secretary gratis The puhic are invited 10
attend H. j. ROWLAND President
ISAAC H. BAILEY Vice President
Atm Ealetv, ,lY n J. Bayard Chas Rofe r. w, Groser
\ Chiid, u. Tiomr..I, X. L. ocLw.od, d. Pomoroy,
Js Trustees. -
Wv Gso.rR Secretary.
--
A ROME WITHIN THE REACH OF dLL-TIiE FIRST
ef the ity EuilI
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LIMITED STATES MAIL srEA4sHIr COMPANY

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
The splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 100 tons
Tanner commander, will sail for Aspiuwa Navy Bay, d
rect, Monday, April g. st o'clock, r. NJ, precisely,
her pier foot Of Warren street; and the EXPIRE
CITY 1000 tons, Leeds der will leave pier
At the foot OF warren street Friday Apr9 at o'clock
=. NJ for Aspinwa Navy Bay, via Havana. Passengers
by tbe En- pire City will with the well
iayorite Y. s. mail steamship Tennessee to sad for ssa
detention at Panama Rates Of fare Frsnss frst
cabin, $3l5; second cabin, 500 stecrage $40 Rates Of
age S35 For freight or passage apply 20 OHAsA WHIT
NEf At the office OF the Companies No. III West street.
sorner Of Warren street.
pACKETs FOR HAvRE-sECOND LINE.-rHE FOL
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RAeYugs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. r. BAnNuu.

NibLo ChNnEN.-MME ANNA THILLoN EVERY
h'nta4, Wednesday, aud Friday evening. Tickets,
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NATIvITlES CALCULATED
IN Look ahead IL rons advice;
But..'.r You look, II truly visa,
hohack seek. ann ask to see

Natives invaluable guides Of life. DR.. &. ", Ro-
back street the most that
ha appeared la centuries calculated On thousand
vitio during his residence Phapelra, and has cast
2g this day the 23d Of March in The city of New
Yorg Among these twelve thousand written programmes
Of destiny NOS ono has failed Of is accomplishment Such
hae been the effect Of Dr. Robaek mission this country
that All doubt Of the truth and value Of asrcogy fading
from the public mind The first the land consult DR..
H. and every mail brings him letters cergymcn, poll
etaps lovers secuistor &C. &c. enclosing 81 or 50 each,
Tor ful or partial nativtes He be consulted at
Of the DAY evening his residence Ne. White
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LRANKLiN MUSEUM, 10 CHATHAM sQUARE-GRo.
lea, Proprietor.Two performances are given svory
day. commencing az o'clock in the afternoon and At half
in the This establishment IL the only place
the United where the Model Artists
The company OF troupeof Artists seotsd for
their beauty hgure under the supervision 81
Mile CABINET, Premier Model 70 this establishment
magnificent series of groupings will be produced eaefny
admired pain and sculpture with
properties and appointments "ieas Female opcra
tho band Of ladies in existenec.
will appear afternoon aud evening Mons fagc the
original Antpodean Pedestrian, will walk "head down
wards, the ceiling mt elevation Of twenty-five feet
the ground eighteen length feat which throws
tho shade. Tho greatest wonder tns
world produced Mons Grcgorc, tho in
the world will break, with his naked fist any stone tho
audience choose to oer with other unparaeled eats
of strength The nnryand tribe of Acrobatic SISTERS
viii their wonderful rymnsstc entertainments,
great excitement their extraordinary eshbi
Of miscellaneous entertainments given
afternoon and evening" such oaa DO seen other
tt.aLshme IN the world For full particulars 81 each
days performance bills OF tho day Prices OF hTsi
Seats in Private Boxes 20 ceut Orchestra Seats with
cushioned chairs, 31i cents; Boxes % cents Gallery,
~. cents.
I>nEhTRiCAL-LhDIES AND GENTLEMEN or THE
Profession, wishing TO engage for tho Detroit National
FfenchB