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AN r~s Of dnn-~s ~ sight Ard prer aar- cd
T. positively ncurAbe BY any bit the. sdvocsie ths
statements a the whole f~ierriy ~ qusas 10 he c,us
of cnrs~ nct-rhmAnfng tot nd before escins
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street. sew York. ard n7 snl.nn street. Brcosiyn, IN.
full ~ marital ~ Teeth sher improved smosphe~1s
- With ~ witho-i extracting The ryss-cr s,-~ ~
or rubber $40 gold 80; glsuns 30 psr4s ses 90 Eod,
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silver or Ia 81 Testn sKirsciea. ~ihoui pAn.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DoDwoRrHs DANCING AoADnAIss.
No sos Broad way, New York
No. LII Montague street. Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and sAruRD Ays IN Rev yors
xokDAys and rhURsDAyB, TUESDAYS and fRIDAu
In srookiyn
In addition Quxdrls Prr-e impsr.Als, gvss
green, Kmprc and other social dsnos Auues ousdre Lr
ds and other educational dances srody introduced by M
pSdworth variety Of dances VIII be scoughs o<wsr
during tn among vhioa be mentioned Ia Cxa
nna" just received from Para and The ouAtls ~str1
enae" especially sdaptsd 70 he dsvcpsm@i Of eracs(a
movement IN CHI ldren.
Circulars ~ Hrrns Az, nay be had enA-r Academy
THE LECTURE DnASON.
DIV MATHEW HALF SMITH Will DIfIvEa A
IL lecture IN tbs ke'ormei Dutch church NJ
rifti street, "Wednesday evening Nov. ~ al
O'Clock. suhjectfhs Union, is Perpstuity hilnou
Tickets Is Genus. 70 be hsd II the toor
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L,RHE INSTRUCTION FOR MECHANlCs
ran GENERAL SOCIETY ~ sscHANIcs ASDrxADn
have established free for tho Instruction Of appre,
tees and joarpeymen mechanics In Architectural msnhss
Dn.ory 40 sss h %o n sass % sss
osntrA the rooms and convenient and ihs
fesrors gentlemen OF approved reputation More
aformaon may be obtained at ae class Ma Crosby
The following Tenemsn. who oonsttuts the school OomuH
tee. viz
william Miles, Chairman, 70 Gold utree
y. aispS ass'ss, - s 10 s.s .,u,
wnso, Email 966 Seury sreet
Charles II Rssman. ~ West Forty third s.ree<
Daniel Cogsr 22s Madison street
Isase ME-, Jr. SO broadway.
0eorse Jertnish 81 stsntnn street.
Henry II Wnsn. Amity street
James Berri.n II Nassau strees
Peter Howy IS toriearp street
JACOB A. weservsn ass E.sa broadway
Thnmas Jeremiah Savings Bank LIS Boway.
FRENCH TAUGHT WITHOUT TIE ANNOY tSCE OF
thirty hours 81 lesson Pour pers receive
IRA ion At the same time. Address Mr. Philippe station D.
New York.
private families Also reading aud writing lessocs
hoee whose early education hss been neglected IN
eycep,onab references given. Gall after O'Clock H.
address Miss Barnes IA spring areee
JksTat CTIoN-A YO No LADY, COMPETENT
TEACHER of music would BE- wiling 70 give esspos Ia the
table private family highest references Addroa
, n. He aid oflcs, for three days
MARsH'S COUNTING ROOMS,
VI For prscr~e ant instruc ion In
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS,
800 broadway, wing sniung
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LNCA The PRESERVATION or HUMAN LIFE :
enEned hs senou 70 diseases q certain elan n which ~
hsS -es@a eas Than orr thousand wfsout In
sikocr Of failure rhs Remedies mild sd thsrs IN
lnruytcn W brsoesx or change Of 6ss Dr. Huner ~
corssni attsndence fcm In tbs morning until 10 nisht
~ hs od c1ce No sDrtsoa sresa chsyes mo1ersAe ssd
ted gcpsraif thai the patient do
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MARCH 81.

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week sontsin, the following;
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Views Of Judge Bates Con
necclt Trisi Diplomats Diver.ions The Pa.
cis railroad, The Washoe silver Mines; !niorna
lgn De-r-dj The Cones. In Rhode Island Edi!o
rial Paragraphs
UREyiEw OF THE WEEK Giving IN q condensed
and conspicuous form tho latest and most important
svent. that have trsn-pifed in the City aud Suburbs
and ;he United States
UI..A MARINE MURDER; The Vessel Abandoned Is
Blcody Traces q Terrible ConfieSi Traces Of the
IV..OUR FORCES ENGAGED IN THE MEXICAN
CIVIL WAR: Capture VI Mramon's Steamers
Arrival Of Ships and Prisoners at Ne~-Oreans
v..FROM WASHINGTON; Correspondence Of The
Ni..JUDGE sATEs's PLATFORM: Important Core
spondence.
vu..HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON:
Repart on the Public Printing; Who Go. the Money,
and Who Spent it Curious Revelations
vnI..ANoTHER TENEMENT-HoUsE FIRE. WITH
LOSS or LIFE.
iX..FRoM MEXICO
X..LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
From Warrington Special Dispatches to The N. Y.
lnbunei Kansas Politics. Capture OF an Alleged
xI..ANoTHER PROBABLE MURDER: A sunken
vesrel Found Flight add Capture OF the Supposed
XII. ..EEw-YoRK LEG,sLArURs; Proceedings In The
senste and Assembly.
IlII..THIRTy SIXTH CONGRESS -FRsr srssIoS,
Proceeding in the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiyes %
XIV. FROM CALIFORNIA.
NF..NEW PUBLICATIONS. Farton's Life OF Andrew
Jackson.
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Cora.
XVlI..FACTs FOR FARMERS.
XVIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
xIx..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
xx..PoETRY; Asleep.
xXI..A PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF COOKERY: Pro
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wife.
XxIi..TBE SOUTHERN VIEW OF THE HOME
SfEaD BILL: speech OF Senator Wstsn Of
rsl4R.
XIII. ..AEoTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION; Search for
the Open Pclsr Sea.
XXIV..FRoM EUROPE.
XXV..PERsONAL.
XVI. POLITICAL
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS.
XVIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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Republicans of brooklyn, attend


The students Of BRYANT STKATTON l. PACKARD'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGE, Rt Nos IL and 10 Cooper lnsti
deng their high regard for the nsutuon and
Faculty, hed meeps Rom No. ~ on the l9th inst
The mee.ins called order by Mr.. Dawson who stated
its object F A Brewer then chosen Cnsnan ana r. j.
Secretary when, after free expression OF the en
mems students Committee OF Three appointed TO
E resolutions be presented At the next meeting At which
time the following resoinsaons were reaa ana ano'sy
adopted:
RsoUed That We the students IN regular attendance at By
Sutton Packards Mercantile College recognize IN the
efforts the principals and professors Of this institution auda
supervision and mpa TO the young under their charge
such and practical education will qualify them for
the duties OF business life.
Be,olred That IA Mr. s s. Packard Resident Principal
bueo Of the importance Of his profession,
clearly c1mpehends Its dueswho not ony possesses
the clear headed business man. but POSSESSES
eminent degree the faculty OF impaIug his koo~edgs to
Eso9,ed That in Mr. John D. Williams have teacher
Ansp who stands s the head Vf his pToiesslon a.
teacher believe him TO have few equals and no suPedoIs
ksslsed Congratulate the faculty ana each otnor
upon the accession list Of teachers OF Nh C. W. feek
Pofesor OF hathemsics-a gentleman in whom nave
fullest confidence and whose nacuoA we Ino0uBJ aP
P,sseS Thst in M H. B. Bryant senior member Of the
arm vho been with for few months past recognize
EeeInan teacher Of ordinary ability sni that we take
The Efforts he connection with hs partner ia
ehen Of rcante colleges extending rom new
the East St. Louis the West and thus linking TO-
fske esht Of the arses. commercial ciits Of the Union
Reroleed That 10 individual and personal sdvance
en in the sciences ncucaed the best
Of this institution and earnest Of its future
among institutions Of this emnenty commercial
city. ,o,,.,,, p, ,,,,so,>
EEASTUs YOUNG, Committee.
P.J HAWKINS,
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I IFE BEFORE HIM.
IL THE NEW AMERICAN NOVEL

From The Netr- York Observer.
Fresb lovely and vigorous It's style, original and striking
its plot and well It's executlon this s novel Of
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In desire to know Of every character There s
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spaikles with gems Of feeling and passion"
From The philadelphia Pyess.
Life Before HIM Is in all respects original and striking
book
From The PhRadelphia North american.
There many pages filed with charming thought and many
others gushing with poetry and paihOs."
THE ABOVE WORK PUBLISHED AND HAS BEEN RE-
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Brookiyn Mercantile Library.
INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS.

FOR ELECTION THURSDAY, April 5, 1860. -.
Polls at 70 l54 Atlancst, near Clinton Open from to 10
Fok PRESiDENI~JHxEs THoRSx, clerk with Townsend,
'I1SR FoR y SF1PREsiDENT-RicHAH H. TUCKER lawyer
hI Fox SI'e3TISfR 'ceoRRRsPoNDN6 SECRETARY STEPHEN W.
'iShs FOR RECORDING f SEcRETAsY-AvsUsrus F. sArTrI
L KE, clerk, with William b. Astor, New York - . .
F0R lREAsURER-ALExASDsR T. oRH, firm D. a.
fpIRFCT0Rs-Franklin Woodruff firm Woodruff 4 Robin
n ~ D. " p McMoilea CLERK with A. s. Han Co.. n Y
Kennsdsy hwser frm Chester Keuuaday n Y. Henry B.
smith cetk United States Trnst Company n LEdOyic
w. merchant schiefsin Brothers Co.. N VI Juan f.
FINN, clerk. with Gamer Co., " p,,.. ,,....,o,.
James w. Drake, of
l.. ID. St. GEORGE Election
ef9fs afSssg II ! h.isas. somip.,ins
a. ~ 20 r, Son--, Committee.
Edward s. PinnsyJ
Lovers Wahpene,
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Pare Waler-TO manufacturers sod the public generally
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No. 1854 Broadway, New. York.
To Coniractors and BaiIders.-rhe Trustees Of Ply:
mouth Church Brooklyn have decided to EXTEND the TINE
for receiving TENDERS the Yeous WORKS 70 De gone On
building of the NEW PLYMOUTH CHURCH, until me s:n OF
Aprl next the hour rs named In the mean time the
dIawngr win remain with the Architect CHAs DUGGlN No
Sa2 Broadway, N. y.
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Gpecial Notices.

Twelfth Ward Republican Association ;aPgrsnsnt
se Of the Genial Conn ltee SPECIAL MEETING
DAY EVENIN Msfch S 70 elect beesstossO sae Syracuse
CSSys9lSs TRs r sDsn ASoS SSA FISHER President
sixIeeoth Ward Republican AssociaIioa.-A meet
s % Ss 1 seS the HT e @ SspaSsS Se 80 &
the purpose Of holding eecon for Delegates and two
Ah she Assembly District in State Con-
,sS Il ss 70 Ss.S oo Ell B. H. v%Sc
Evsnan E 8: raTkIs TIklasAuscu, Secretaries President
Eighteenth Ward.A special meeting Of the Eighteenth
RePnohcSn Association win be held paIsasn to the
@ 1852 at q M Headquarters emil Kirchirei's
HS to Ss eaPlSs the SSs Assembly
81 State Convention % be held al Syracuse April 49, 1860 to
ss y cbssso asy s S for the purpose Of Somnssn can.
eidstes Pesident ycePrssds3 r0l: rom Y to
Va W. srEF1EssOy, Secretary
Nineteenth Ward.-The REPUBLICAN AssocIA-
ToN Of che AXh War RY T PES 20 Ms9SS Nae eau 3d. q s
OF 5S and sdav foI the p1rpose Of
'e e Sss Sse the hSSAs MARSHAL 'Pse P from
JoHS CoorER,jr, Secretaries.
A special Meeting Of the XXIsr WARD REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION viii be held THIS EVENING At 40. 43S 4h
oI the purpose Of eecns pe9gass g the SyssSss Con
JonS wEsBEE, Secretary.
A special Meeting of the Twenty-drst Ward Re-
pabiican Association viii be held THIS EVENING for
e Of Etotns Desie TO the Syracuse Convention at
Twenty-Second Ward.-A meeting Of the MILD WAtD
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION will be held At No. lel West
46thst, FRIDAY EVENING March 30 at y O'Clock, to
ELECT DELEGATES 70 the State Convention.
". J. OBRloK,,s c.. JOHN IVES, President.
S. n. sIEoSsoS, }
Politesl-Young Men desirOuE OF joining REPUBLICAN
WIDE AWAKE CLUB, organizing for du.y duTlng the
PTesideAs Election, under competent Drill Ocer will I'D
sIess WIDE AWAKE, Tribune Office.
Republicans of Brooklyn, attend!
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING, FOR THE
CONkJRHATiON or THE CITY NOMINATIONS To-
NlGHT-The Republicans tie City Of Brooky aesed
Meeting the ratification
tons KkiDAY, March ~, at u O'Clock at the Com.
nit;ee Rooms No. Courts or Remsen-st Several
speakers invited By order o. the Republican
GensTul Committee.
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CAMP AIGN DOC MEN S

THE IRREPRESsIBLE CONFLICT Gov. sEwARD's
noss Rochester Spec n Of 1885, bound with CHARLES
OCoSoks Union Meeting Speech-Dec 49, l819arsung that
Negro Slavery ess-n.ay radically just ana huinane 10
which added brief opinions Of eminent men on the
IL THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNIoN
Speech OF HENRY WLssS Of Massachnseti.-n s.n.e Jso
8 showing by copous citations that the leading Demo
cratic orators politicians fully resolved 20 destroy tue
Union when they lonser rule IT,
III THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS; Gov. sEwARp's
great Speech in seua;e, Feb ~ lO-snmmng nP the Pohc~
w NATIONAL POLITICS Speech Of Asn.H.s LIscoLs
of Ipos-at The Cooper Institute, Nesl Feb ~ iss'
explaining and defending the portion and views o. the
hon JAxKs H. yndcaton of ine hspuoheans o'
Wisconsin from the charge Of Ratification.
V. LAND FOR THE LhSDLE -: The Hon GALushA "A;
GkOW's Speechin the House. Feb ~ BJ-n exposition anl
advocacy Of Republican policy Of granting the fuo Lanns
In limited tracts 10 Actual Settlers 0i the bare cost oi SURVEY
and iae.
forming large octave doue-coluno trast o sixteen p'ss
sold IN quantities OF Une thousand or over LOT o"e ~
DER copy Thousand be made up rom the m Aooo
syep IN snch qRuutites each the buyer may desire "
quantities 81 rs per hundTeii Zoe per do<en Ss''
+cenis
sEWARD'S LATE SPEECH ON THE ADhiesiON VT
KANSAS. In Senate, Feb ~, lob0 ,,n non TUE
GROWS SPEECH IN FAVOR OF LAND fOh I'M
LknDLESS. In the House, Feb. ~. 1909 .,u nm.
Phoe SCENTS 81 so per 00 SIS per ,On Toy man. o
VIII Republican fends aid cireu.te tns aoIs
Inens 7" Now the time hen thousands o minds ctn S
reached aud Influenced which, three months hence VI" "
hardened hktiiint against conviction Terms easn easn
CONSTRUCTIVE ARCHITECTURE:-ln tue
~ ARCHITECTS AND MECHANICS JOUhNAb, P ARnn
h, appears the first Of series Of articles on th -
the frat paper ofths volume and enlarged .He 1
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WOOlNG AND WARRING IN THE VIII
BY CHARLES D. KIRK.
From The Philadeiphia Press.
may congratulated upon having uriten Of the Vey beat
Of homee in kestueky srey 'uomned 70 me p.ose
the cbssete that suspect there as muca reaty " nc
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"These Poems written under the pressure OF the events
they indicate eI residence in % Of % many years that the
feelings by the DISASTROUS issue OF the la movement "nesseq
b,r ien has simply because lovs truth and
justice quand meme more than Pia.o' and Pl.'os country
spepxe and Ehakespeeres coDDhy"