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~ General Committee 81 Democratic VIII
WANG yIeu-A meeting OF this Committee will be
held AZ the Broadway House, on FRIDAY ENENlSN,
Eeb. f. 1873 at u o'clock By order. -
ERAsTUS BROOKS, Chairman
fryssv, hg s.S tsecretaries
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CIRCUs--NEW-YORK AMPHTTHEA-

OTER. No 81 Bowery.-R- SANDS Co. Propnetors-
THURSDAY Feb. 3-The Entertainments commence with
the grand Chinese Entree. Elegant Scene Of Equestrian
ism by Miss Enma NsthAns. Mr. Mcfarland on The IEh
Rope Frank Pastor his lnaPproachabe act OF SousIse
ting upon Horseback. Tumbng by the Company Prices
OF admsson-Boye. . cents; PIT l2l Doors open II 81
Performance 20 commence az " o'clock Performances
Wodnssdsv .nd g furday Afternoons
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g. II Cray, Secretary.

~ Travels in PaIestine.--Prof: j. WOOD
JONe late British Consul and Architect OF the Protestant
Church in jerusalem will lecture his Travels IN Calvary
Chapel ith-ay corner 22d-st, THIS lThursday) EVEN
ING, at o'clock Numerous splendid illustrations Tick
cts admitting TWO 50 cents.
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Chances for Bnsiness Glen.

A VALUABLE ENGLISH PATENT, COW
n ering important invention viii be disposed OF on
advantageous terms 10 purchaser having at command aud
willing from $1,000 TO SIS 600 the same Rea'
for selling the American Patent demands the entire at
tenton Of the advertiser Apply TO Z. g. GARDINER NO.
l0Wall st., Room No. Is.
E'OR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
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water situated about three miles fron Peeksk Apply
JOSEPH STRAND, Peekskin Post-0fice or 10 II. N.
BlBBY, Kings Bridge.
TOR SALE.-A valuable location for manu-
featuring Ps Iron Railroad Iron, Scrhe subscriber
for sale valuable location for the business situst
ed the Delaware River NewJersey opposite Easton
Penn This place has slack water communication 10 the
Mauch Chunk the Delaware and Morris Canals also i'm
medately the line OF the Belydere and Trenton Rail
road and the Depot Of the NewJesey Central Rail
road All these communications supply iron ore and
coal the best This place Is well worth the aten
tion OF capitalists wishing TO engag. m the ZION business
JOS HOWELL, Easton, Pena.
IRON 500 TO 1000 PER CENT to be made
in business suited both sexes, ali capacities and OF
engage in this business at home or abroad BY enSs his
name, post office address, aud ST. paid TO ~ COOK
Cswordyle lad 81 capital Is enough 10 begin with and
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Box No. 800.
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References required. Confidential IT desired
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Il Man, with capital would like 70 invest the n
some business, or would take partnership IN esab
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would be pleased to negotiate trade. Address BLAKE,
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10 Notice 10 Passensers-The steamship CITY
OF GLASGOW. Capt. Wyiie, having been detained after
her regular date Liverpool her day Of sailing from Pla
delpha is unavoidably postponed until Saturday the 5th
F.6ruary AZ A NJ THOMAS RICHARDSON,
No. Al Exchange-place.
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gzy- French Icctures.-Mr DE LAVIGNE pro
pos 20 deliver Course of Ten Lectures in French az me
Stuyyesant Institute, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
fROS from TO o'clock The frat Lecture Of the Course
will be delivered on TUESDAY EVENING, FEB ID. Sub
fd Slavery lie extinction; means OF attaining TINS
without injury owners" Tickets for the Course 90 TO
be procured al the door MI DE LAyIGNE is permitted
10 refer 10 Mesrs John A. C. Gray Marcus Spring Robert
Hnvdnck A. Lynch and Then SedgWlek.
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IN BIN ALMANAC IL going of with r'lsa IL contains
upvard OF 20 splendd IuuIGrisns BY Geo Crliks-snA
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States. -, -,
Ia press and vii soon b. published, nom cary ~
sheets the frs; part OF new Ronanee oy b1- 1SN
ISAAC LAQUEDEM- $500.
OF this hook the author SAYS lit Is the result o. .w.y
veers Of study and thought OF countless journeys TIC
book OF nv hie and en- Il risk my hope for lane 49,,
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~ spiritual Mission.-Thzse Mediums ON . sOir;t.
"a Mission 10 this city for lew dsys now ,oppac Al
shi exsmne diseases, and prescribe ioz the SAM mr.,
~ FOR Spiritual invest cations 81.
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DANyARD's PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-

GEORAMA,
No SOC Broadway adjoining the hetropo itan hocei-
PAINTED from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANVARD in person Picture moves every evening
". and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons a.
O'Clock. Admission 80 cts-children half price.
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DANORAMA-The Mammoth Geographical
Il Panorama OF the Mississippi. from its molsh % the
grand and beautiful Fails of St Anthony with all the prn
cps cities and towns and general characteristics Of tbs
mighty River Tor more than Three thousand Miles, will
open for Exhibition on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY, a.
the Metropolitan Hall.
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4ouses Wanie6.

HOUSE WANTED.-The subscriber de-.
arrest purchase House N a septesl pert Of New
ior1 for about S. go or 800 Aados H. w.
b, Tribune Office.
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A LARGE FIRST CLASS ORGAN, built
IA for the Cathedral Cleveland Ohio, viii be publicly
exhibited at the mapufctory No liz Centres on the a
teInoors of THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY next
There Will be performances in the evenings TUR>DAf
and SATURDAY, commencing at o'clock Tickets for
the evening performances may be had At he Office OF te
subscriber No. liz Centre-st. HENRY ERbEN.
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A PPLETONs MECHANICS MAGAZINE


IA for FEBRUARY.-Ths day published, with namer
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OINfERS JOURNAL for February.
CoSTENTs-Fom and Size Of Sewers snd Drains Illus
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lsvson and Pars Of the sewYOrk Crysal Palace, Illus
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Notes on the Ericsson; Dimensions Of treoch Locomo
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Department. illustrated Revue ws-The Marine Steam En-
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Fuel Miscellaneous Paragraphs Reply Of Gen Stewart
20 Review Of Naval Dry Docks Of the United States"
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We would take commend this work 20 those
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a hi al scientific character coud ced with dsn
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TNO PRINTERS or PUBLISHERS-For
sale, Printing Office, containing two doable-roys
Adass Presses told pattern Standing Press Press Boards
and AL the usual fixtures Of press Power the
premises The whole part will be- sold cheap. Also,
Single Cylinder Napier 8K5i The pesses may be az
work. Apply between u and O'clock 10 X. j. RICH
ARDS No IO7 Futon-st.
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re- Dealers with the Mutual Insurance
Companies viii find il for their interest TO offer their
Scrip whether the amounts be small large at the office
of WIN C. GILMAN, No. l8 Merchants Exchange, where
powers Of attorney in readiness for efeetng Transfers
and fair prices can be Obtained
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~ TUESDAY EVENING at o'clock The new. CON-
called OLD FOLKS AT HOME THIS AFTERNOON a
5 O'Clock, The LIMERICK BOY, and WANTED on
THOUSAND YOUNG MILLINERs. THE PEIhItIEo
HORSE and RIDER the Living Auinas, SC, are 70 DO
seen at al hours AdmittsDce the whole Museum Enter
t4nDents &c Is cents; PaTq1et and First Balcony IA
cents
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n Nav anil COMPLETE GAZETTEER of


N tho UNITED sTATES-editei by I. Baldwin ana j.
Thomas, NJ D-with 3 andsuperb Map OF the United
States engraved upon steel In course OF PuoAc1'ion ~
LIPPENCOTr GRAMBO Co, Philadelphia
The publication this the most elaborate thorough ana
complete Gazetteer of the United States ever attempted
has Seen delayed by the absolute necessity OF obtaining ne
full and complete Census returns without winch esy wok
Of the sort must totally fail the purpose fof men
Gazetteer Is especially needed Toe moment Paonca,
tcn OF tie Census returns is made by oAed
for daily-ts new work viii be completed and issued ~
The plan upon which this Gazetteer aransed VII
be found superior to any yet Attempted and perfectly
ed 10 the wants and convenience Of those who consult It's
pages This cement u strictly Aphabetei 90 la
by once referring any name, the reader w De pun "a
Possession Of al the requisite facts and not be under the
necessity Of referring page 70. description OF pace
aud another for the statistics. -, ..-, r.,
Besides containing everything Of value thai 20 D. ou
10 any other Gazetteer very large amount 81 new ana
liable information received during the past I'VE yi ION
over two thousand correspondents IN al PAIr OF e oon
try will give to this Gazetteer Valne heohp1IitS
beyond any work Of the character Especialy WI
be found or Enal and valuable giving particular
ton about the portions Of our country ard W.
contain notices Of thousands Of towns AZ"
villages not named in any Gazetteer yet pnblis0od
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vJ>O pRJNTERS-FOREMAN WANTED

i A good and competant Prssmsn 70 take care Of an
ofice where there are several PowsrPressos and Hand
franklin Printing ofce and Stereotype Fouadry No 20
North Wilham-st.
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~ Emigrnnt Intelligence Once and Labor
Exchange, Nos % and q Canslst., New York.-This
oaice s established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can always be found large numbers of Labores aud
Servants very low rates of wages and persons can have
their orders filed by writing 10 the Superintendent and send
iss the amount necessary pay the passage Of the parties
required. No fees charged 20 employer
JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent
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VNROT GAL0P.-A splendid piece OF Music
Il ia lust issued by LEE L WALKER, Philadelphia
dedicated 10 Allen DodwoIh This brilliant compositlon
should be in the hands OF every Pianist full OF onsh
and sparkling Melodies and for is eject uneomnony easy
OF execution. For sale at all principal music stores
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EGYPTIAN ANTIoUITIES-NOW EX-

II
IL HIBITING at the stuyvesant Institute, No. $50
Broadway The and valuable collection of Pharonio
and Ptoleaic remains just imported direct from Egypt
and formed az great expense by Dr. ABBOTT, during
residence OF upward Of twenty years IN the East.
This Museum has been yisedsnd hghy spoken Of by al
Oriental travellers and avons and especially by r. Rev
Bishop WauwTght, Rev. DIR. Hawks Prof. J V. c. Smith,
Sir Gardiner Wilkinson, Bayle ST. John, ESQ., Stewart
Poole, ESQ, NJ. Pnese, in the Revue Arehaeoogiquc, NJ
Ampere, &C &c
Admission 50 cents; Children hafpnce. Catalogues for
sale in the Open during the day and evening
DISLEYs ILLUSTRATED THAMES
III Now Open at No. 800 Broadway.-By far the most
beautiful and artistic production presented TO the
Public Commencing Every Evening At Y o'clock Also,
SATURDAY at2P. NJ. Admission reduced 10 - cents
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~ Joncs's Italian Chemical Soap, at 2L is
made superior to when sold at Ii now never fails IL
timpes salt rheum, &C. and in making yellow or
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~ Certainly, MIR. Lafont, your WEST INDIA
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tongue and mouth well for whitening the most
dsc oored teeth sweetening the breath &c ever
j. BRADLEY Dentist Forsythst This delicious thing Is
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WANTED--At ia Nassau-St., Teachers,
w Clerks Statesmen, Men Railroads and Steamers,
Porter Barkeepers, Boys TO learn Trades Applicants III
closing 81, free OF postage viii be promptly suited
THOS SPHINX, Ascent.
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WooDs MI RI,ssrFS r1 As s sSss
ING H MOOD Manager and Propresor-The Enter
.sinmerts offered BY tbs cslebrsed company Of anelans
srS r,onisn cannot BE- c9ualed BY any Other
49, a. ~ I-xtsd Stafss See pTorsames- Doors opea
AZ ca; CoDesrt commences At II eeloek Adinlss4on
csuts The pubhe respectfully Iiosoea L. ne A's'
SeSz Concerts slfeoEfpsed
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WALLACK's Observation-Disclosures
w W. WALLACE. Lessee. w. LESTER stage NAL
.ser.-THIS EVENING, Feb. 5, viii De presented,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Mslnofts. Mr. Lester Col Damas. NJ. bANs
BeausAnt. Mr.. Mason Psune VI = Aeens
THE REVIEW.
Caleb Quotsra .Nr Wacot Iucy 'Mrs- Stepne.S
Door open al 90 o'clock performance commerce ai T.
Psrquet and Dress Circle % cents Family Circle . een
BROADWAY THEATER-E.A Marshall,
ID Sole Lessee-THIS EVENING. Feb. 8, will be
performed the Play Of
ALL THAT GLTTTERS IS NOT GOLD;
Martha Cribs Nine. Ponisi Stephen Plum. MY CouEsy
After which the celebrated Chinese Troupe VIII ~ "
their National Entertainment OF MAGIC AND NbChO-
NANCY. never performed but IN the Celestial Empire
Doors open 81; commences att. Boxes and PAaaet'
80 JpUer Circle.
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UNITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY,

WANTED-An experienced Book-keeper in
w double-eutry and competent to take charge Of sll
matters connected with general accounts None ed ap-
ply but Of good character and sI1dng Actress box No
All p. o.
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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS, CONVECTION.

Il Frs kc.-rhe suhscriber, having hsd stsat expo
renee manufacturing Liquors CoTdAls Confectionery
ard Preserved <oad hike 10 engage with one waning
hs services s best of references can be gwen. Address
A b C at the office OF this paper.
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houses, and to give bonds &c. II was saA that they
gave debenture bonds the Canadian frontier on the
introduction Of -four entered for export via the canals to
New York The -four frequently sold to arrive, and
was formerly immediately placed on board ships for ex
port a. soon o. II came 70 hand. By being compelled to
mako barRes warehouses and give bends they suf
fsed much delay and inconvenience the barges which
often detained two days, subjected shippers to de
murrsge Canadian -four did not enter into competition
with the domestic article the bakers never used It;
hence allowing its speedy export arrival injury
could result TO American -four, to the treasury. The
practice which had hitherto prevailed to let the -four
80 on board ship it to hand under bond
from the Canada frontier and when exported the boads
cancelled. Anxious to give clear statement OF
fActs withhold further allxsion to the subject until
additional information, promised be communicated,
could be procured in tangible, clear and reliable FORM
Tho reported beginning of revolution in Venezuela
created no surprise large portion of the inhabitants
had looked upon President Monagas usurper Inc
violent conduct of his brother while President displayed
years since would be remembered He was charged
with having entered Congress with troops dispersed Its
members causing the death of many subvertsd the con-
stution and made himself supreme dictator after hav
ing caused the overthrow and exile Of Ger Paez The
latter had received public reception and the sympathies
Of the people on landing in New York,
The frequent revolutions and want of stability in many
South American republics had greatly retarded their
progress in the arts of modern civilization Should Mon
agas be pressed to the wall his might demand an
other protectorste pledge in his favor from Spain Santa
Anna had resided during his exile at his court in Car
thagena. They resembed each other, and it was posi-
BE that they fully understood each other.
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Very Important from Venezuela.
OUR LAGUAYRA CORRESPONDENCE.


LAGuAYRA, May Is. 1882 NJ.
The Progress Of the Rerolution Against the Aonaga's
Government.
Las the steamer will sail for Puerto Cabello to morrow
and be in time with letters for the Venezuela Iagain
write by this vessel to give you which have
just been received here extra officially, but which may
venture to give as true.
The following places have made proaumciameno
In of the opposition and against the government
but yet do not know who is proclaimed chef-Oritu
CO. Chaguaramas, Ortiz Parapara San Juan de los Nor
ros Villa dc Cura and it is said that Valencia and La Vic
toria will follow to morrow, if they have not already
The pronunciomentos Of Cumana, hargarita and Rio
Chico are expected to arrive to night.
A bando (proclamaton) published this morning,
calling out the militia. At twelve O'clock to-day, about
100 persons presented themselves at the Jefe Potcos
and enrolled but before four O'Clock NJ seventy
had deserted and the remaining thirty which have just
left for Caracas will it is said, desert the road.
The opposition party count upon 200 in Mayquetia
and almost all Laguayra are opposed to the government
The before yesterday order sent to Petare
put all the militia under and send them into Cara.
cas-, and but ten persons have been enrolled.
10 O'CLOCK, Pm.
BY arrival from Caracas is said that General Ia
mora advancing Caracas and that to morrow blow
win be struck there
It would appear that large majority of the opposition
are resolved on procaiming General Paez
Tomorrow, no doubt win bring forth great events.
great many persons hiding in Caracas, among the
number Senior Ogaro Meneses whose house was search
ed last night by Monagas maraudipg party.
will leave this letter open until tomorrow, and If
there should be time will add any further news it,
The government is almost abandone The baryios
(districts) Of San JUAN Candelaria and Pastoral will it
is affirmed, act tomorrow.
Captain Juan Lamosas intrepid leader, they say, is
advancing Caracas from Ortiz, with 600 men, General
Casteh is fully compromised and pledged the cause Of
the opposition. The General in Chief Santiago Marino
heads the pronunciaeo in La Victoria General Justo
Brieeno is in Puerto C&beIo.
THURSDAY, May 26-8 A. NJ
Senor Oregon, tool Of the Monagas administration
has just arrived here. There is party here prepared
to him. the popular feeling very much against
him. B. /.
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mach This is usually found in the small in
the most to Children yet 1t is
not entirely confined them adults have bee frequent
ly known suffer with them. Tue symptoms most prom
while affected with this hardness and full
the belly Shiny stools ooseness of the bowels pick
ing the blueish streak IL
Of children have airy Of the above symptoms
hobensacks safely be depended by
using it have certain, safe and speedy and IT,
using H according to the directions tient not
restored hea the thnrOu yhly eradcatd
the system rest assured there is remedy
beyond the grave for fail there is word fail
with those who my worm syrup For sale by G. V.
CLI.KENER co, No 81 Barclay street. general agent
for New York and vicinity