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Republicans .4r0Mse
YORK sEA1.wEEKLY TRIBUNE, Commencing With
the regular Of May IT, which I'll contain The proceed
tuxs Of the Republican Eacca Convention It Chlcaso
and esonk With The 1asue Of Sore1bar 9h In which va
hope announce the triumphant choice Of Prxddens md
TiceFrraident-
The Campaign taue will thus consist Q! afsy-oze rs-
uat issues ot the SEMI Teone being re fun as
Q! s py 49,, a1a Mxy - ana 9ne of shs att
giving full, cu1Fclt hlttofy Of lie
Presidential Canvass Of 1860,
kptnenis eeinga speeehes DC. With I'll ns lneIvso!ar
oher Of The day including .etters tn coespou.
derta IN fnEfsnd. Fame. Germany. 1taly. calof1!A
Sou "a rp ps:a. @ q. - r
t+rss1g all and thus 10 via tn. Indifferent
au1 s:,Eu - sAosa ALREADY 7toesd
To c.@pss TtSsse "a b mailed on .h. following
r:': sap;.s fs:: Copy Isl '::' l. on i
-Ho ::::.....: .:.:.. g CO CO
wards tnerea.e The number 10 :: Of iso - t. 10 Be eeu
Ing The difference Aoove betwesn ks price tht tuatf
70 NE e .s-s p.p.r. It uric. b.,.,
~; s S et Ii +. g. .S r., +.
effort. to kve wide and general ecA Ion to ihe Caia
%aI; sR1s*a copies ny 'ae Who 'h "r'
HORACE GREELEY d CO.,
No. ia Sassau-st., New Tork.
NeE Turk. AtSu Is, 1851 sY5cs6o-f4t-e#t.vN
, 1860-05-05

WASTEp.-A young man aged twenty -one,
who is willing to turn his hand to any thing,
wishes situation. Is good pennan and &C.
countant, and has had experience in Wholesale
Grocery and Commission Houses. Can eire
first class city references. Address &c. v. W.
2t this Office. my3.5t
, 1860-05-05

New BOOKS -"The Mill on the Flost," new
noreI, By the well-known anshor Of adam
Bede," Scenes Of Clerical Life,' etc, has been
published By the Harrers, and may be procured
of McSally 4 Co.. 81 Dearborn street. McEally
has also fresh supply Of the Eclectic for Mar,
and complete sets Of the Cornbil Magazine.
, 1860-05-05

EXAMINATION or FEuA1E TEAcHERs-The Su-
pesintendent Of Public Instruction announces
that there will be an examination of Female
Teachers, at the Office Of the Board Of Educa-
tion, No. ll9 South Clark street, on Wedpes-
day, May 9Th, commencing at o'clock a. m
, 1860-05-05

D1SsxoRE's RAILROAD GrlpE.-MaY Number
price only u cents- This is the correct Guide,
and has official advertisements of many Rail
roads. Price reduced to Is eents-free by
mail. Sold on the cars. Dinsmore l. Co., b.
Bamfo1d d Baldxin.
, 1860-05-05

SIGSsI SIcss S1oNs !-Chambets 4 Dubois,
lis and III Dearborn street, are painting every
description Of Sj1ns, Ranne7s. he., in the b4st
styles at very low prices. ap9-1m
, 1860-05-05

TUE DELEGATIONS TO CH,cAGo.-We are re-
quested to give notice that there will be meet
ing at the Briggs House this evening. Of the
clairmen Of the various committees appointed
to receive the delegations Of their respective
States to the Chicago Convention.
, 1860-05-05


PY GILBERT & SAMPSON
- ACCrIoEEE:s.
Piano Forte,
HOUSEHOLD FERy,IrRI, CA:PEzr,
SILVER r1ATED WARE. MIRRORS. 4sr, II.
1T .9EcTE0-S-.
On SATURDAY, Nas b. st ~ o'c.ocs. re VII 4ea u
cur aaieNt ION,
44................ LAKE STREET,. ,..,,..,.....83
4 A19e raEesy of ths follow u S:ots:
PaElor au!tA 'aoles sofas aods boak md NO.
ss<4Fes Sh pota Ia tbs 'Aass st.I hAz tn e.
pA'hE easy ~ fn Aol RECEPTION salts N
rosrTood lad Uahot1ay vita ana w'h u: n-fo<:.apA
"a n4etnp AGt tiAn seAu4 &Ashst4n., dte bea.
ndsooAr1> sKt~ sion dn t.11e. dui chamber
ehAtta reoch and cut ax- hes1tea ~..h tH cz4&
fuf Hurt. Na't " vA1.ors 3.kj.
Mirrors Of ~ Aln4!s In II an,l isAbcxxny
oue7 oc1sve rcssxo " P1o ktne =; llt o'elosk
stsves Pia'ed Marefsa sttt. stnoEs, :%sxs sa> Z
s@lt ee pitchers. Eat KIN ts1-. tas&: A2a ohas
eoeds-
OFFICE DE.K5
Of ali kinds 1t private tae, .s.yiw.
fAla poa.siTe aud viii ont rsr ene.
n5t Gs7 = ulLBEK1 : SAMPSON. Auutx.
, 1860-05-05
90 Rf1lt.

TO RENT-Several cheap Houses
l. with from III ncs roouas Inquire II 1874 S:u;h
Cl4k stEest, Up tain, Of Z. Il, ABBOTT. nh2x3o
, 1860-05-05

- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE II Auc71ox.-
This, Saturday morning. at 10 o'clock ut house
No. 20 West Adams street, between Clinton
and Jefferson streets. Any parties comuenc-
ing housekeeping will do well to attend this
AAte
, 1860-05-05

RO4RDING.-Two very pleasant
- front roctnA each su.tat's for Iwo gentlemen
freEt.e oe nAd. with bvas, ~ s2ply lilo VIZ
n
, 1860-05-05
auttlnn !$dles.
R1 GILBERT i S4AMpSON,--
- Auet1oaesrs.
LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods.
At AUCTION.

VI viii asn On WEDNESDAY. t.v ri. =, ~ o-,o.t
cur aorr 81 LA<s street, skryr Ct Cit etn-
Fses Goo1s. Az .tpefal tasc' ',uen, nf III stnd.
oen.neas Fu a:h ax Gvots i,s-~r r. u ne e unrY
kcxtt ve md Without re>e.ve. '~ ~-"
nY4c-&34s GILBERT / sAMr~t.. A.+.4r.
, 1860-05-05
95odr1inq.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Rooms
~ aad Eoarl A..o. c.y boaF. e.G b obtalaet II 81
Washington ttsteE my7xtv
, 1860-05-05

HORACE GREKLEE d CO..
No. ia sassau-st-, New To,k.
Ner Turk Aaru H. Ik51 sav3cshb-44t.e.,s.w7t
, 1860-05-05

ROARD1NG-A gentleman and
- t!t wife AMI fev sa1'e Gentlemen can BE- ar<onuo
tse With p!ssaa2r tsott 1ooras and board ~ Adams
street, m1fxfw
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THE NEW.YORK SATURDAY PRESS
Il Is published
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
No. 9 Spruce-st, N. Y.
Price 81 a year.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
From The New.Y ork Daily Times.
1.-The Saturday Press the ables Of the literary weekies and
only whih possesses any very salient Pecnaf
1e' Oh eD'iA'''' from Fro The Eew.York Dispatch
readers distinctly to understand that The New
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Saturday Pres cannot be induced y money TO pun
as fee and pendent Il witty sPnshtly and ust in all
matter. S ant nera,urs and social questions the psPe
Prom The Newly orb sunday Times.
fut: Is psrs"ary lively AoscSe we hold The sasur
DAY Piss.snd pecses real addition to the best
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anu 's" Prom I be New.YOrk Day Book.
believe erybody unless he 10 sham and ehsrsan,
ts this spirited sheet The indyidass excepted
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sauces sharpest west most piquan original, out
spoken ane senien1ioa. american literary weekly"
1--WE know Of no literary journal either this country
England which, the whole should prefer to IT. and we
ouaned with the issues Of the American English and
other matters in literature"
We have been much pleased with The NewYork Saturday
Press which strike. z: as being the pce snfss M and s.s'
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We moved by consideration genuine merit to
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the bon outspai the best things Of Punch snd feature
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ly prepared "
From The Philade phs Bulletin.
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From The Boston Transcript
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paper hich sparkle with brightness at each
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ctos which has fallen under notice Is The New York
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Published This Day:
MRS. ANN S. STEPHENSs LAST BOOK,
AVA
SUPERIOR TO FASHION AND FAMINE
L IL Il III /, i 4 u s s:

THE II + II T. SIS:
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NUINNESSs SERMONS.-SERMONS by tho
" Rev. II. Grsttsn GuiDness limo. 81.
shores. and creating quite sensation wherever he goes
breaches through the printed in fifteen sermons. H Ian
are presented with gest cesIness and force. There
n about them which straight to the hearts of readers and
tEcl UkEs 0N THE EPIsTLEs OF PAUL TO THE
Dr Lille ia crtiai scholar Of we known ability Indeed
there w in America who excel him in critical knowede
the Greek Text Of the New Testament In the volume be-
fore us he ospenses altogether with the apparatus Of Biblical
sicism-u.bg phrase which is within the reach any
eSasl criticism to the OF Christian sd6cson Thus
there pe,erved Scholarly dealing with scrp.me."lnde
sSENEs AND IMPRESSIONS ABROAD. By the Rev.
D Rockwell has pleasantly pictured the Incl ients Of his
.NoiSs5 s5is n ne h 'n' wi" nos % a
The BIBLE BY ITSELF An address before the New-York
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MEMORIAL OF MARY ANGEL By her father, the Rev.
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exposition Of mates which prophecy fulfilled alone
make certain. His book therefore, may be read with Proh
THE The P0WER OF JESUS CHRIST TO SAVE UNTO
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PAUL THE PREACHER. By the Rev. Dr.. Esde o. IS
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A CARD FROM MRS. sOUTHWORTH.
AL have been informed upon unquesonabe authority that
certain literary periodicals. haze taken advantage Of my absence
in Europe to foi upon the public Of ny oide' and no"
icidslr circulated nose under titles nsp por' and as
this conduct only invsdes my copyrights but also compo'
mises my literary credit with the public, doem necessary to
prtor Of which have contract for seyers years 10 thst
effect. EMMA D. u. N. sOUTHwoRrH
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LIFE IN SPAIN Past and Present. By WALTER THoRs-
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Really Meritorious Improvement in Gas Burn

AReaIly MeritOrfous Improvement In S'as- urn.
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By many citizens in their private dwellings within the last four
te United States aud the day Is net s dis
will be adopted by all consumers OF gas the
JOHNSON PATENT Ia the only real improvement IN oA
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TTVHE WATER CURE JOURNAL for MARCH
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In Press, endw win be Published March 10;
A NEW WORK by the Distinguished American
MRS. EMMA D. Z. N SOUTHW0RTH.
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Juss Published In Paris and translated by Dr. J. W. PAIHsR
Translator Of "LAmouf"
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DAILWAYS and their PROGRESS.
~ In addition the seventy hvo Railway Maps
United States Time Indicator Counting Calendar and
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large. e,,,D.
APPLETONS OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
For March contains the opinions Of the Press nan 70
Mones, Herald Canadsb Newly ork Times aud Evening re'
&c In reference to o.,
THE PRO RATA QUESTION
At this before the Legislature OF the sste osSi i ~
thu ateman f MT Stone Of tho Ceveai ana Ere
Railroad, Mr.. Marsh, Recsiver and MI sAnohA'' ''sH'
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MEHORIAL or THE NEWYOkk MEhohASIS
To ths Legsature Of the State Also an accoens 81 me ~
to the House OF Delegates
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AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE In behalf OF their Rights
Authorized Interpreters Of the Biole. By CATHERINE r.
BERcBER Author Of Common Sense applied 10 Religion"
Physiology and Calsthenics" Domestic Rece,ptBoak"
&c, &s I2lno. Muslin, 81.
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HARPER G. BROTHERS

Hare Just PuDIished:
LIFE AND TIMES OF GEN. SAM. DALE, the Mississippi
Partisan. By J. Il. II. CLAIBORNE. Illustrated By JoHs
McLKsAs. l2mo. Muslin 81 Is.
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PrBLfsn THIS DAT;
NOTES ON NURSING;
WHAT 1T Is, AND WHAT 1T Is NOT.


PuBLisn THIS DAT;
NOTES ON NURSING;
WHAT 1T is, AND WHAT 1T Is NOT.
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
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Tho following notes by no means Intended fne OF
thought by which can teach themselves 70 nurse m
az TO They meant simply TO
for honght who have personal charge OF
The health Of Others Every at least am9st every
in Englsnd has e time or anotner OF sr me-
personal health Of somebody whether child or invalid
other words every IL nurse. Every day sanitary
nowedge the knowledge Of nurng or IN other words how
10 pct the constitution in such that will have no dis.
ease or that from disease takes high place IL
recognized the knowledge which ought have
distinct from medical knowledge, which only profession can
have =, a..
IT. then every woman must time other Of her Me,
become have charge Of somebody's health how i'm
how valuable would he the produce OF her united
perience r. every woman would think how to
pretend teach her how ask her 70 teach herse
and for this purpose venture to give ber some hints
HUAIANICS.
BY
s 7; wHARToS H5Sss cqLEISs; }a11S:;,v .. 1.,,,,,.,
vol, 9vo. Cloth, ST. Is.
From The Christian Observer . -
Humancs'u term to some oil our readerss the uto
presents continuous synopuea view Of the complex ana M
constitution Of mannatera and ehereAl-e icIocosm
Of he universe II Investigate; the eonshaen o.
enter into cobiL alton In comprises the study OF nucn
thought In his varons relations TO the material woa
vitality exhibiting phenomena similar 20 those OF vegetation
animal comprehending ostiuc sensation, emotion
upIessbhy memory and lecomotion in common with other
animals The author surveys these primary elements 10 man as
united and thought which elevate him above the
worhs God and constitute him the responsible ruler OF hi
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