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tastness in friendship: bitter and defiant
in their enmities; OF extraordinary direct.
ness in their purposes; Of a patient and
indefatigable temper in following out their
ends or waiting Tor their accomplishment.
Neither could brook rival or opposition;
and each had the imperial spirit OF a con-
queror not TO be subdued, and the pride
Of leadership which could not follow.
They were Americans both, intensely pa.
trio,ic and national, loving their whole
country, its honor its institutions, its Union
with love kindled early and quenched
only in death.
They both spent much Of their long
lives. from youth to hoary age. in the
public service ntaining TO the last with
only the notifications which age neces
sarily make upon the mental and physical
constitution, the same characteristics for
which they we're at first distinguished.
They lived lives Of storm, excitement and
warfare. each in point of real authority
equally at the head Of his party; in and
out Of Office equally acknowledged lead.
ers. and they died each full Of years and
honors, and by the same lingering diseases
protesting towards the close of life the
same religion; and leaving upon the coun.
try, at the death of each prosperous and
peaceful. saddened sense of great and
common calamity.
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Lunar Influences.

The last number OF the NeU York
QuarierIv contains an article on the much.
mooted point Of lunar inGuence,-that al is,
the effect Of the moons rays upon objects
on this eur,h. From the Information pre-
sented, it appears some scientific men
have come to the conclusion that the
moon exercises no influence whatever on
the weather, crops, or anything else on
that it does. The opinions or popular
belief OF different nations, savage and CIV
i!ized. with respect to the moons infu
ence, is something very rem ark able. AL.
most every nation believes that the moon
affects the weather, the crops, the cutting
of timber, the decay OF fish, and the health
Of man. In many places in England it is
common belief that persons never die OF
sickness when the tide is running in. In
South America the natives pay s,ric, at
ten,ion to the lunations in sowing their
crops. 1t is pretty we'll se,lled now. we
believe, that fish and flesh decay more
rapidly when exposed to the moons rays
than when covered. The Indians always
cover their fish from such influences. 10
Brazil. the opinion prevails, that the
moons rays falling upon infants will pro.
duce sickness. In Siberia, the hunters
are careful to secure their prey. contain
ing musk bags, at full moon; they declare
they are good for nothing at new moon.
But the most astounding influence attrib.
uted to the moon. in our day, is that Of
causing earthquakes. NJ. Alexis Perry,
of Paris, asserts that the moon is the
cause Of earthquakes, by its varying grav.
italion acting on the interior fluid. Thus
it is assumed that the interior OF the earth
is now in fluid state, and the conse-
quent action Of the moons pressure on
the outer thin crust sometimes breaks it.
and at other times violently agitates the
sc OF lava within. Volcanoes. it is as.
serted, are also subject TO this influence.
We have bu, little confidence in the ,heo-
ry OF the moons producing waves in the
interior Of the earth. II this were fact.
all parts of tho earth would be subject to
earthquakes. Now it is well known tha,
this is not the case, but that they are 10.
cal-confined 10 certain districts. hence
the reasonable conclusion is. that the
cause is local also; perhaps it is magnetic
What effect the moon has upon crops -
the time when planted or cut down-we
cannot tell. but many Of our farmers firm
Iy believe that the times Of planting and
sowing must be in accordance with the
moons phases. 1t is also a common be-
lief that timber cut down at full moon i,
more subject 10 rot. and the attacks o
worms. than the, cut during the frs, and
last quarters. There must be. some loun
da,ion for such general and widespread
opinions; but their tru,hfulness we have
heard denied over and over again. The
question is not yet settled; there is still
room for closer observation and invest,
ga,ion.-Scien. dmer.
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far away city she might meet him, and
there might be bliss as ofyore.
1t was a clear, pure day. and the sky
was scloudless, ,and the sun brilliantly rode
on in his burning chariot, shedding light
on all around. when Linda entered the
dwelling in the mids. OF the city where last
her lover had resided, and from whence
lie had written the last letter. which more
than all the rest had thrilled her SOUL
A woman. with a quiet friendly face re-
ceived her, and trembling Linda murmur.
ed his name, and asked If his home was
still under her roof.
'IIe is gone lady, said the calm face.
gone from ear,hs shadows to the light OF
the clear sky. For two years The grass
has waved over his pillow. He was glad
when the dark messenger came and with
Il smile he passed the death cold river for
earth was very dark to him. There was
some gre al sorrow which seemed to cloud
all his life; what it was never knew, for
he never spoke of himself. fused to long
for him to tell me something OF the nigh,
which ever seemed TO overshadow him;
but it was all in vain! lie used to watch
whenever we brought in his letters she
continued. with moistened eyes and trem.
and tn. u have seen him fold his hands
and give a look OF untold misery, and say
'lorgo,sn- and by her!'
AT last, one morning he did not come
down at the usual hour. and alter a long
time | wen, up to his room. where he lay
calmly and peacefully as il i'll blessed slum-
ber. spoke to him. he aswered not: !
touched him but he moved not, laid my
hand on his forehead. and it was cold as
marble, and then knew that he was dead
Well. thank God, he is over the rough SET
now, and he knows not what sorrow is,
nor disappointment, bu, it's all right there.
But-you look 50 strangely, lady! You
did not know hing
Linda fremont did not die in anguish
of the hour. 1t is sudden grief that kills
not long despair. She did hot weep. she
did not even faint; she sat long time tear.
less. cold and still. No word escaped heI
lips as she went away after a long time
from the dwelling. She went back. back
to her daily tolls. back to her weary mis-
cry. Yet calm and more placid was h-'
tace, as she moved on day by day. and
within all was quiet. Tor the stiilnes O!
despair was there. They found her one
morning sitting by her lonely window. with
her head resting Oh the thin transparent
hand; but the brow was icy cold. and the
hand was rigid and still. There were
tears on her wasted cheek, such as had
not rested there Tor many years. and q
smile on her worn face: for the long nigh
of lille was past, and the bright morning
had arisen
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Our Years Apparently Diminish as
we Advance in Age.

We are all sensible, in proportion as
we advance in age, how much shorter
year appears TO be than it did in earlier
days. Let man who has passed his
grand clmacteric, look back upon the
time he spent at school or college, and il,
seems as il lie had been passed at each.
Let the same man look back on the last
four or five years, and, in comparison
with the former, they scarcely appear
more than so many months. Well. then,
let us suppose a person TO have numbered
The allotted three score years and ten. or
by reason of strength to have come 10 four
score years; or lie, us suppose him to have
continued on this earth for many hundred
anniversaries Of his birth, and il each
year should diminish in proportion to the
number already passed. IS i, is reasons-
BILE to think it will. 10 what a narrow span
must year be reduced. Thus in all
probability. nay to an almost certainty
the antediluvian life appeared TO the then
inhabitants of the earth lar less protract.
ed than we are in the habit Of supposing.
Blu, this though, may be carried still far
ther. II our measures OF duration con.
,inue in tine future state, what could a
year appear to spiri, who had lived
d own thousands and millions OF the sams7
Weuld it not. according 10 this law. be
reduced 10 q minute. 10 a second. 10 less
and less ad infnitwme And would no,
this. with other circumstances which
hall not adver, to now. induce the notion
tha, time has no independent existence in
itself; or that, at all events. the stream o
time will not run on beyond the limits o.
| this world. but will lose itself and be swa
lowed up in the wide ocean Of eternity
~ Christian A1roease>
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instruments, etc., which have from tiEps 10
time been deposited here - tfsphise q
the Russian arms in her various .e0nAicss
with her national neighbors. giving TO the
place more the appearance Of ansarssaa3
than place Of religious worships
1t may be mentioned as singular 90.
currence, that while The great bell in the
tower of the Church OF Ivan, Il Moscow
was being tolled on the occasion Of shs
death OF the Emperor. II Tell from its
hangings, and killed several personssis
its crushing descent 10 ,hsgrou0
AmslScpJ.
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aQoftrp.
REASONS FOR RIsIB1L1rY.
BY O. W. HOLMES.


! Sweet COZ! I'm happy when can,
I'm merry while I may,
For life's at most a narrow span,
At best a winters day.
If care could make a sunbeam wear
A brighter, warmer hue,
The evening star shine out moro fair,
The blue sky look more blue,
Then should be a graver man.
But since tits not the way,
Sweet coz! I'm happy when 1 can.
And merry when | may.
If sighs could make US sin the less,
Perchance I were not glad
II mourning were the sage's dress,
My garb should then Re sad;
But since the angels wings are white.
And even young saints smile
Since virtue wears a brow of light,
And vice a robe Of guile
Since laugh is not under ban,
Nor sisdness clad iu gray
Sweet coz! I'm happy when can,
Aud merry when may!
I've seen bishop dance end reel.
And a sinner fast and pray,
A knave at top Of Fortunes wheel,
A good man cast away!
Wine have seen your grave ones quaff,
Might set your fleet af1oat-
But never heard a hearty laugh
From out villains throat;
And never knew a mirthful man
Make sad a young maids day
So, coz! I'm happy when | can,
Aud merry when l may.
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W Tho term "grsss ,sidpws" afseeR
from the fact thai their husbsuds ~
"roving blades"
@ Men. con'ray 10 iron. are not % -
wrcught,upon when they are hot; and slesi
far more nnc,sble in cold blood. 4 4
6r Boas, not, sor discerning ioIhs M
think you fool.
o. a dis,ing uishr,i teaehe. defines 10.
Mus 10 he the power OF making effort.
OF Every time you avoid doing ssoAa.
yo" increase your inelinasion y do right.
e. Economy itself 10 great inypns.
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New publications.
WI be Resdy Feb. &c:
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VIII be Resdy Feb &c:
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TRUr A,ryRICAy,s MANUAL oRIsJ5.
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IT.. o.. o.. ,ho Az, IL W..birg,on nm 10 the pres.
Or, ,,n..
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The Concentrated Systematic and Clspib Movements and
Pc, n Fo,ei.ns,, IN our yleetops
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m .,,ic.n r,Ig
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MI lSEI VI HUI I'll, NO. 70 Aun-Stf NW
kvJ doom from BnoadwayFgrDshed Rooms 20 ut y Tho
psht week. Single Rooms. % cents Open all nsbt
FlNHE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-
l. ROPEAS PLAN, Broadway corner Of Houston st., CO
the same block with tbs Metropolitan ,nd iblos This nes
hotel IN heart Of Broadway will suopy great sesidefs
tum 70 travellers the public superior seeommc-
datons In the Of city moderate rates
Rooms so IS day aeeodrnst location &e Tho
house UNDERGOING enlargement BY the addition Of spseio
and new budps and will seeoumodss when competed.
sbo four hundred guests The badnss will DO com
petsd February Of which du. notice viii % Fvsn .nd me
present house III then be thoroughly rsDovstd The feature
Of hotel the European plan for lades vel -
which has met With marked favor will be eontioeed Tho
Dining SELDOM will be % BY 100 feet with private dining rooms
ana furnished ordered prices graded 70 SUIT me con-
yeDepce Of those Inclined economy well the fsses y
those more e1syaDt The house will b thoroughly heseo
b. ppss Of the mos. approved combination hye o.h
hss marble Croton BASIN bell. .nd ga. There s % 's
ina ssoon epsrste baths for ladies' The furniture ~ui
spared that contributes % eomio
being without oendnofe or nero
sx.yagant furnish hotel modstons IN
tits ot locality. with subsfaoesl comfort 1t
a, low coat az can be Afforded AND AaE ASSURED
THAT THE SHALL 81 SURPASSED foR THE
REspEcraBnTTY DEcoRUn, ORDER, sLArsEss, AfrEsrIos
AND coMyoEr. WITH WHICH ~ SHALL az CONDUCTED TIE
ACCOMMODATION or The PRESENT ShLfH8ONiAN. AM
NOT IsTERFERED The new WORKS Asp ny ykitsDs
AND PATRONS INVITED TO eosIIsgE IhrIa yAvon A.
HERETOFORE siDSSf hoe"hN
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60 Ubom it Alap Concern.

ANY PERSON who wishes to Adopt BOY,
IA four year. old sound ana bs.,hy ehd who has sps no
will please ca Of No 1871 East 18Th st between rifst
snd Second avs third door front room Call for one week
CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ Upon the philosophy Of Advertising AID the best pi:
sa mode Of Snt Uli ins Asspcy TaSaDs
Buildings Nsw.YOrk.
ERENCH LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC
Il WORKS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c, translated with
neainess accuracy and Dispatch Terms nodeIas H''es'
OMNIBUS, Tribune Office.
MATRIMONIAL-A young Gentleman, OF I'M
WI improbable reputation OF frank eonhdns ana eaItI
hair dslI blue eyes clear complexion. DESTROYS Of form
ina the acquaintance ofs lsdy wths view 70 whose
ard mentally IA brunette preferred snd posses 5000 "a
WIN expect an immediate Interview inc ooy sv
post psd J. s. j. Boz No &C. Broadway Poatohes' new"
To ths extent at leat we can voueh for the gentleman
who propose. annexation he unquestionsby 'e'rs and
beiss biz character for morality to Be .soye Tsoeo0
NOTICE to MERCHANTS and SHiPMAS-
IN TERs-The Pilot Commissioners being frequently spped
70 y et1,d % % 10, sis Yeps g iss
and snended April n 1884 copies o. when can 10 "a Al ns
S .. No. q y and % spw ,e that
they do consider themselves having anything 70 20 ~ta
Agreements uade at betw cen pilots and masters:
Section IS When any ship or vessel bound 70 re PIT o.
New YORK aud boarded BY any pot appointed ey M
Lshbouse lighthouse could got be seen from the
deek 81 such ship vessel IN the day time sna 70 M
addition OF ore-fourtn 20
neptOred shall be allowed 70 Sucb pilot
section IT, For every day Of deenof at re char or II ne
hsrbor beyond notified The pilot for bin 10 sttend
the vessel beyond the USUAL time Of ses vessels non s..
wharf and from the WHAT to sea and or every diJ OF
ard bound vessel by ice longer tn Two
days the passage from the wharf three DO .fs shs
b. the poag-j any Pos shah Be detained at guar
.utpe by the officer for having oeeo on board cky
yesee a. p0t the agent or eonssnee Of such
.esse ha paw 20 such pilot all expsass Of ly
and three dos per day for each and every esy Of sch d.
tenrion-
,h act or undeT the laws Of the State Of New Jey whc
sts pilot oe, pilot any ship vessel 70 from the port
New Yok BY the way Of Sandy Hook shall be E
of AID conviction shall be panifhet y
Zee exceeding hundred dss lnpssonaent 70,
exceeding sxty days. and all persons rs2o = ~
pilot, holding license under this set or gnfer ne
Of the State Of New Jersey shall forfeit and pay 70 ns
of Comm ssoner1 OF Pilots the of hundred fd'
conxIssosERs ~.voR
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. ROBERT L. iAiNo''
T. z MORGAN .
Appointed BY the Chamber OF S x5I1tIS
Apootated BY the Board o. = ndsfsn.s
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Trihune BuildiuR NeR.Yolh.
fine arts.

DECORATIVE FRISCO PAINTER, of the
~ GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL, Is ready 10 DEC
CRATE In the approved manner IN al style Adaess
81 Nc. ?0s Spring ct, New York SEORSs FIGHT
TINE EXHIBITION of SCHEFFER's TEMP
TATION OF TIE CHRIST will close on TnurssaY,
9Th 0OUPiL l. CO. No 100 bfosdSsy.
THE GREAT DIST BUTION
POSrPOND.
THE COSMOPOLITAN Art ASSOCIATION announce
brefposponeert Of the Dis buon from the seth u January
to the .sih Of February next 5; which tine vii positively
take place The Mansge ind necessary make tie above
change ewrE the delay completing the building OF the
galleries and the epon Of wots Of Art which necessary
deferred the publishing Of the ustrsed Ca,soxue unth %
in December thereby the general ereaaon sete'
among the distant Secretaries and friends Of tie
To s those who have yet subscribed the last
y presented. Any subserbins previous % me
18th OF February viii be entitled to the Magazines iof 20.
The payment Of % entities person 70 any e the ee
dollar Asssgnes for the yea: 1855. ..A.
Subscriptions received A. No. Asor Ho5se Nna ;, -.
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Gorses. Carriages, Sc.


IMPRESS WAGON for SALE.-Str0ngly
Il bult with platform sprirg g. and low body used one
year. Thoroughly repaired, and newly painted Cost
JOHN A. GRAY, Nc. 81 Cbfst
nor SALE-A very desirable FAMILY
HORSE Ie5 hands high black, yespold; together with
.ROrKAWAY bUGGY and HARNESS, ne.rly new: Can
be seen o. any ipquing of O. BEAhAN at hess
stables Nos 81 and 81 West 18th st. near 9Th ay.
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THE WIG ALMANAC for 1o55, is now
ready containing in addition to tie asua calendar
ard Astropomicsl Calculations: -
The GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Ex
LIST OF TUE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE AND
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, of the United States
politically classified.
MEMBERS OF THE XXyIv,h CONGRESS ~ far
elected
TIE WAR IN EUROPA Historical Review.
THE Observation-Disclosures Rise. Progress and prob
SLAVERY LEGIsLATIoN-The Fugitive Slave Laws Of
l7e5 and lsThe KsnkAs Nebraska Bill and senstor sew
ards speech thereon. sc. -
RFCfPROCITY TREATY with Enslsnd-Tresty with
Jspap-Imporsnt Acts Of Congress, &c.
NATIONAL FINANCE5-Receipts and Exp. nditures Of
the General for 1884, aud Estimated Receipts and
Expenditures for 1850 - - -,
SHARE GOVERNMENTAL List OF States, Capitals
Governors time Of holding Elections, Meeting OF Legs.
lures. &c.
ELECTION RETURNS from the several States o. the
Union carefully compiled SID compared with former Lee
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Price 2l cents each; 81 per doxen 81 per lOo Pes;,
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cent go.
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Chance for Bnsiness Glen.

DRUG STORE for SALE-well stocked, well
and cCsI GOD f5'fSp .S S Ss, a .s
proprietor Obliged 'ss'f s ias ST srod~,
NOR SALE-A new and beautiful STEAM
SHIP 9iyey Hhs S,.a Of .ssri sss's % ses 10
locust and hsehustsck thoroughly cros+bsaeed -,h Iron
ssS, s9d no" being JUN a ~ NJ &
EOR SALE IMMrDIATELY-The old and
Il ueIlestsblished OYSTER and DINING SALOON
down the last and only cbsnss-nsM sston asa am
Apply to tn oMPsoN 1 srREEr. 81 ss.s.u st. Room T.
UMbtR AND WOOD BUSINESS-$t, 000,
SsT; e' .Hc $ he paTos. osa
&c for one year or longer which would be secured oy
Bond and ons.se on Real Estate hse from any loeon-
SS1ees whatever situated in the very the cy o. De-
trot Mchesn. The would be mad. and dated IN
b.ns the sssS ssa Of a
desirable nvesn ent, Interest would be PAD semi n
. S Sy required and. for tie Min are veil
nhefsd and in healthy and so9s cons VI
these lands and Other" pref.ned they are os mites iSom
RAILROAD Delaware River and Delaware aud Hudson Canal.
having three avenues 70 markets To any person sclasiats
person whom he might have Of his 20 stend 70
eSe @ seldom offered and with such security be shoa
any risk whatever TO youpg mie sesd man OF
witb real name stating .hen an interview be had Pro
tended to. A D. Z.
COAP-WORKS for SALE--Conssting Of 25-
- horse Boie horse Engine, Soap Kettles Lseches shaft
ins Bepg Nc in store 80 81 sutsrrss'. me so.se WIZ
be sold on THURSDAY tina sh February at public Auction
ii not disposed private sale The Lease Of the building
be obtained psrfy should feel DESTROYS oil entering ne
business. Apply At No. 81 Ruigcrst
ITO EDITORS-HALF Of a DAILY NEWS
1 PAPER for SALE Any person h.vins the iegaists
ability 10 ssume Editor. charge Of i,scss- Paper.
ara 10 Thousand dollars In c.sh will hod this oppor
tupity for investment Address win name,
care NV b PALMER. Tribune Buildel. Hew Yort.
ITO DENTISTS.-FOR SALE The good will
of Dental Practice and Oac- Furniture log for cash.
address post raid JONES. WHITE & Co, 2s3 Broadway
VVANTED-An active bushes Man an PART
w NER with from s5 oC0 to 90 oe0 Capital notso much
an object AZ the services competent peon An
annual income secured Address with and references,
H. H. BROS. q Co., Tribune Office.
% S6A OR 81, 600 WANTED-On IN
% i ,e)OJ encumbered Res, Estate In Wilansbuisp-
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VIE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION,

DErooy. 10 Rue Vyi.une; Sanv..c prothsr. A Ieeqs-
vost sIco-ssors Of Hsnsrd co
TIE HOUSE OF FAuvtr, Dress Mtsrr pstr,pires By
Duchess Of Sutherland ras M4aars
MILLINERY Head Dresses add Court Ornsmssss, Resa-
drsnt; Il rue Seuve ST. Asyss,in.
WEDDING PRESENTs-IndiA CAchsm Shavs, uasaf.c-
tare OF " bite and 5lssk Lace aud Fsuch rse .enirs
shswls, China Crspe. frSioes o. sn.xoAc, y
reya an ssd g rue RichelieG
BABY LINEN. Sedrns suits; FayAn, 3 rue Vircnne
SrAYs-Hyprotfe. Pat by fhe Ealpiess rue de . Pss
rILMAN-Afuh,isl sswer, Psieoseec y Tie smpfce 90
CLOVIS ana CRAVArs-Prvat 20 rue Neav- St tagrsio.
Al the for the special Dannfacnge ~
SHIFTS rs Boulevard Posonnsere, cosuer OF the rss
Rougemcnt, large sssorfment OF the asutH esi,
both for Cent,m ard Jsses -
UMBRELLAS, Parases Walking Sticks and Riding Nhifs.
Cara. rs'r By tie Empress y Boules dee iiseas
GIERLAiN Perfamer to the kppess-feriemes ~ ~
kinda Scent hsgs Cosmetics l, "a, DO "a PAL. Degtt
in London. M-luolte. - Oid Bond -
LIZ kOl sof vs. ch and Clock Makers &c he Navy, cr
merry % the hng. Chfonom.ters and Watehes nav
cling ClocAsi received Medals II French and Lonicn
Exhibit ,us Pars Gslere ntpenser. fslak Royal,
Ssnd u ane 10 London 49, sesen.s- -,
MARRETT AIRY BROrHERS, Jewelers.. ColS and ST.
xr >miths, Is rue Nvienn-. Correspondents IN New
York, Msrehssd. GuIlemot & Co. Isl srosdwsy
LAHOCHE Co. rsble Services soVnes China Crysta4s,
Brouzes &c, lG2 ~ i6t Gscre valoi. Pslais r., a.
ODlOT, Gold and liver Smith % Base ~ RempsIt
DENIERE extensive Bronze Mandatory Is viyie1re
LEEONNlER Je Weller and Worker IA Hair removed
count OF the APPROPRIATION from ds Cog 81 HoaoEe,
20 10 Boulev des itssns Of passss de POpe;a
PsTis Gold Medal and Prize Medal Jond n
SUISSE BROTn Elt>. Rrouze MsnnactoEy, PAnunss. Sa-
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a. PAPE ls Ges BoUs Eufanrs and 10 de Fss "a
inventor Of variou. Patented Improvements 10 10
most modern PIANOS. 81 al forus. Medals, Doccra-
tons snc several nTst prizes A. The various ezme'ons
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nEVtNCK, Chocolate Manuf,eturr 9s5 rue Sc: hcucre
IL CUylLLITR Is rue de "a PAX Wines Liquors. T,t,
Sole Agent 81 Drrlery ri XArSs