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90 formers amo Others.

V'HE ANEROID BAROMETER anufac-
tuTed by y. KENDALL at NewLebEnon Springs, Ooium'
biA County, N. y go -.
There Instruments which recently highly praised
Pro sman adapted TO all places where wanted lo ag
cultural purposes segist ring at low attitudes when wsntod
Tor tai ing attitudes higher than 1900 feet above the level 81 zoe
sea- hoy should be ordered especially for that purpose All
sronents bearing warranted for all purposes OF
bstomet1cL obsen alton for which they adapted 80
Al orders win receive prompt attention 10 RemitAnees
D New YtIk Funds preferred. II. KENDALL,
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sousss ana farms il)antsS.

XHyANTED for CAsH-Small FARMS and
w COUNTRY RESIDENCES Ia the vicinity Of New
Island ald New Jersey, Wanted the AGSacY for COLLECT
'"N SANDS BRoTHy.R, No. leo Broadway.
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90 h)hom il Map Concern.

GEORGE HARRISON WANTED.-If GEO.
" HARRISON brother OF Robert Harrison late of Sksgsr
vsy Monaghan Ireland viii communicate with the undergned
he will learn something to his advantage.
PATERSON HARRISON, Solicitors, &c
Toronto Canada West.
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MAYoRs OPYrcE, Ngv.YoRK, Feb. 20, 1860.
DROCLAMATION-$2, 500 REV ARD.-I
pursuance resolution Of the Common CouEc Of said city APP
proved b ti1 dS d9hsIe5{ offer reward TWO rho0
Of previously osfed by for the apprehension and
veton Of the persons who murdered TuERS
ouse Nizht Wachnan who found lying dead
the Sidewalk in Of No IA Saes at ut o'clock Fiday
nb the 10Th February inst with marks OF yiosnce his
son Justify the belief that he had been murdered Said
wad be paid the certificate Of the District Attorney that
such conviction had upon tho testimony given procured
BY the person peTsons claiming said reward But all claims
not or, to the Mayor within eny days aer such
yicton will be dnegArdsd. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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THE TRIBUNE AIN N A G
FOR 1850.
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,ved her prespse but wing tha' he haa re-
turne3 afrs man With design Of aonng for past wrong anu
vinrne pres. nj happiness BY marrying herrnt az,
There colong few epi5e tls IN 1seT Srs
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EE FULTON-ST, corner OF Ryder's alley
OO Two UPPER FLOORS divided iato connecting rooaaa
TO LET whsle or separate, apply on the premises.
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POLICH.-CIOTHING-

M EIhOPOhTThN POLICE.-CnOi ~ ~.
lvl An owner 10 wanted for q CARPETBAG OF ciotniag
found Ia TWO NICE COATS found astrsy VIII De
sold claimed Cbaberns Stable IN Robinson Ct on
G. j. WARREN, Properly Clerk
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HI DWELLIN0-HOUSE No ga Fan Broadway, .aa
DWELLINGS and STORES Nos 2l3 aud 2RSl Diylsioost ~
tween Clinton ard MontgJ6ery, with 10 year. nnehpaI.
good condition Ground rent s9oo InQuife Of T. j. SAY"
YER, on the premises
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WINTER GARDEN I1ipIn.x u.,,,e
Second appearance of
the last edition Of
t IyANHOE,
with all tie newest improvements
.....Ir Mrs. JOHN WOOD
viii sppear for tho first time as the
introducing 1nqmeI,Is sons and ashns the broad
'"''0 ''HO''' w " Mr. j JEFFERSON " y '''
SIR BRIAN DE BORE GUILBERT
IN which be will execute tbe most
DARlNG ACTS OF H0RSEMANSHlP.
TONIGHT, AND EVERY NIGHT
iii fertilizer notice. the performance win commence with th'
''S"'''' '' THE GOVERNORS WIFE
Mrs John Wood Mr Jefferson Dir. Allen Mr. Pearson an
Mi a L. P oSEkftEE BF S TaE ORCHESTRA
The performances viii conclude with the historical
saHaa in two acts by tho RSo sS5d Trough entitled
Revised and corrected for this market .
New THE yxsi
The Palmer, afterwards Iva lboe edisinherited Knight
cut cf with shilling by tina. exquisite miniature ~
c. PsIGer Ian; aba,, one .; h: result. u Son ''0a
Normsn inSs,ion, which the oisa'trea. foreign pol pol
icy OF tho period gave rise to--a foieigasr, ult
ua.eiy coniounded one picturs in the French
Cedric the orsusI nc old r. sente Nj H. Pearson
Issac Of NewYork, the original Theatrical q COS
Prince john, author Of Sia.ns Chs,s.: Mr. Mlsder
The Blsck Knight, anysoiious individual tony battle
Rebecca The maid Of ndu par excellence and ce
The OTs'fd Eo% se iSs cm ba I bSos o. bc:a; lone
Knights cSaitisT Eias.Mssster Banner Holders with
the light SIDE to the audience &C
CONTENTS OF VOLUME FIRST.
CHAP The saxon's banquet hall showing how the 6us old
English gentleman en- 20 supper sad received o91psny'
sone az Fine Old EHssb Gentleman Cedric
Foreign inielligence-Le,cst from Ne=.f ork
MessTs psc Dsngher Rebeccas ament for the oofioo'
sysIe A. 9g'rs and Ethiopian MspsS Ring
Grand EDee six spirited chargers Deadly CoSoAs s1 on
DEN appearance % the emao rider ivsnhoo hts four to
Ceneetted pecs~" Look out I'm coming, boys.p
My.tIi SPgsaT,Yco Of the sl,fk Sgisht
Mr. stod5arts colebrated battls-s1 act t
Fight for the championship. -
VOLUME SECOND.
CHAR. The turTet chamber song-Msrble Walls Re
beeca ntemiated leap komanee Of poor young lady sir
Chap 2The ralnpsIis. Grand cavalry charge Thrill
ing bload.erd combat = music Sir Brian and Ivanh0e
r''' GRAND f1BLEAU or THE UNION
And
DISPLAY or FIREWORKS
Me,sy, EpG jIsHPfS YR y rfS
Box Office open frons a. m. to 81 ?. m.
Doors open Il Per Orm,noe to commence at y ocl0ck
I AURA KEENE'S THEATER.
LAST THREE NIGHTS
BEAUTIFUL SCOTTISH DRAMA.
DION BOURCGcAULT,
entitled
JEAhIE DEANS,
Or
TIE HEART MIDLoTHIks.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY -FOUR -
THOUSAND PEOPLE HAVE ShEN IT.
EPFIE DEANS,
Mss LAURA KEENE.
JEANNE DEANS,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
Supported by
EVERY MEMBER or THE COMPANY.
THURSDAY, March 9, 1860
BENEFIT
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
and
LAST NIGHT
JEANNE DEANS
Doors open at 7; commence at u.
Dress Circle Seats be secured week In advance
Balcony Chairs IS cents; Sofa Seats, 50 cents
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AMnsemewte.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N SATURDAY, March TO- AFTERNOON and EVENING.
Grand
p DOUBLE FESTIVAL BEHEFIT,
In the widow OF othe principal sgsnts OF the Acsd
EN-, Of Muc who died very while In the discharge oil
sdne sud LEFT four chden OF tender years Wholly unpfo
vided. - -
80 DRAMATIC MATINEE I'll.
FOUR PLAYS BY the BEST u,... c,mv
From WALLACKs, LAURA KEEEE's, WINTER
GARDEN, aad ElBLU'S GARDEN
In the EVENING, ats.
OPERATE, DRAMATIC, and .,.,,o,
All tho AVAILABLE TALENT In the City WILL AS
SYST. rr. o. rt
Tickets 80 cents. No reserved ssats
Which win admit either to the matinee evening perform
anoe They can be obtained OF the Academy OF Music Sbss
No u Wal st. Brcus'pgs, all the ho. aud music stores
end the door Tickets for sale In Broskyn Pfoxs aud
Roses.
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m IN REWARD-OBTAINING GOODS

d IN X Z " ARD-OBTAINING GOODS.
~ ~ UNDER FALSE PRETENSESs-A man about
feet In hight dark complexion rather full face, with
b AID Of pleasing aud who registered
hi. at tho Continental Hotel a, PhilaeelPhia W. A.
ROBINSON OF Newly called NJ George y. WomFAths Fur
store on Saturday afternoon last aud pnrchted ak IL b. sable
,Lns hch sent with receiped bill for the same to the
Continental The said Robinson received tho goods and the bill
and oecamped without paying for them All Of the skins hal
W. punched IA the bead, ani small circular mark Of Won
tatb mo as Arcst PHILADELPHIA In the center All persons
e cautioned AGAINST buying receiving the above described
,kns reward Of $50 w be paid for the arrest Of the 'ad
IT, ana rrsosery Of the goods. or : no for either.
GEO. i. woMRATh, Ma. as Arch 81.
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TIVE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN TRACTS

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hundreds 10 per thousand II ordered by mall one cent each
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RESIDENCE for SALE-Beaa.

tfuy situated IN the suburbs of Poughkeepe eommas
ing fine view OF the Hudson The grounds 100 feet cs
and by ESQ feet In depth tsefuy laid out and web steers
with choice fruit and ornamental trees, and shubbeIy -
House 41x5l feet frame well built nearly new repleie VIC
modern improvements, including gas furnace box yiu aen
&c Gardeners COTTAGE good supply filtered rain aud sH
water. Apply to }. ". MASON, No Is Pnest, N. T.. or
JOS. SMART. Balding's Hotel PoughkeePss.
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ITO LET-PART of the UPPER PART of
Il HOUSE No. 17l East lsthst, between Sdsy aud Irving.
place having all modern water bath tub
gas &C. Rent moderate TO small family without children
Can be from lot and frcm to ocloek Inquire
the premises.
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deeper than words or 'eals can 'pe'A I"
Also At rHk Trss
LIFE BEFORE HIM.
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Now READY:
No. /.

Now READY;
No. !.
THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.
II contains the famous Speech OF Mr. SEWARD RochsSeE in
which pointed the fact Of the epressbe Conflict the
equally speech MT OConor the Academy Of Music
eonteDdng Negro Slavery is not unjust MI OConos
recent letter certain New York merchants the same sub
jec brief collection Of the opinions OF eminent men VITA
regsrdto Slavery
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DlSUNION.
The recent powerful Speech Of Senator Wnsor Of Masschu
se In which the fact Is demonstrated that the Dsunon Move
ment begun thirty years by Mr. Calhoun, has at last OBJ
tanned the control Of ell The most influential esde's Of the So
called Democratic party This is proved by quotations from their
decarsons given IN their language and forming an
array Of testimony which cannot be disputed
No.
THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS UNDER THE WYAN-
DOT CONSTITUTION Speech OF William IL. Seward In the
scpete Feb 49, lo6o. -
NATIONAL POLITICS.
spseeh Of Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois, delivered at the Cooper
Institute
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THE KANSAS NARRATIVE; By John Doy ofLswFence
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CASSIUS NJ. CLAY'S SPEECH
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L'ARMS for SALE, at Railway, N. j. Darien,
CT Sing Sing, Hushsonyle Dutchss. Co sag Hasee 4
saugerties Boiling Spring N: j. Woodbury. T. Durham
O. Hipbland Sullivan Co. White Pains Plaiaheid, n u
warwick Orange Co Jsmaa L. Csstleton Ren,sessr Co
Clinton Oneida Co Mi,bgrn, n j. &c. Psrtie: o2kins iw
Farms and Country Residences will phase call W. L. sly
MOuR No. 10 Nsssau.st Room No. 5.
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T
N and-FOR SALE OR TO LET Any scntienn. IN VIDA.
tolbuy or rent tine large store. Dwelling Ice Ho1e as
f1 Out Buildings with Of land where hs cas- ~
a0 worth Of goods yearly for cash within 80 miss Of
by Railroad and In u view Of the Ocean may apply Ne
Office Of J. DITTO co - Patent Mica and Fibroas Cen~t
.Roo6Bg Ne. S38 Broadway. Esw-Yerk.
n B-The Store let y ithoot toe Dwelling n desired
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ITO LET or LEASE-The new marble-frOnt
IL 5story STORE, No. 1856 Chambent For Key and terms
apply at No. IA ssms street
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E'OR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE in
Il the City OF ELfZABETH j within two Minute. va
of the Railroad Station Lot 82x2o IT, House modern and
complete order sins every hour terms Inquire Of
CRANE, No. 50 Wia1st Newly ork, or Of j. b. MOhION
No 1856 Hroadst Elizabeth
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FOR SALE-In Brooklyn, to close an Estate as,,


TOR SALE-Oh Lexngton-ay., between 5Sd
end SD sts three 6rsclsss 3story and baSemet brown
oneront HOUSES high stop lone acorner house si1s
houses 2xo have ali the modern mpFovenens and hnsAe<
In tie best manner by days work. For further plcua
qune of GEORGE MoUNTJOY, East 52dst between I'd ~
ID avs.
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EOR SALE--In Mount Vernon, Westchestef
n County, PROPERTY the OF lstav. and Sdst
size of grounds lox2o5 feet which there Is two s.o a
stocked with the choicest Fruits snrubs &c. Wf sHcbn
the above for improved city property Terms easy Apply"
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C,OR SALE or EXCHANGE, for improved Cily

Property Handsome Country sest at Yonker contans
everything necessary for comforts fine fruit. Of al kinds, s
ouse containing e4png IS Of Land groun
sefuy sd out plenty Of shade or MAO and 1 particular
Ipply 10 w L. SEYMOUR, No. ~ Nssssust, n. y.
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HO LEI or FUN SADE-A charming COUN-
Il TRY RESIDENCE, and about Of LAND, and a
STABLE at Greenwich, Conn, on the New ork aud New
Haven Railroad and about ten rods from Depot the House
has IL Il newly built and contains all conveuiences
Country Resderce Apply TO or address Room No. g. No
TNOu.row.
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ITO LET-In Brooklyn, on the east side of Frank
lin ay.' about 100 feet south from Psrkav, Superior
HOUSE with garden attached Rent 500 APPLY to ALIEN
UNDERHLL coz Bedford and Parkavs to u. KNOX, No
2ll Broadway, ". Y.
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DAYARD TAYLOR says of
II AFRAJA."

DAYARD TAYLOR says of
ID l..t "AFRAJA"
ia one me remarkable romance his 9eHer0oni
NOE BEGINNING 10 be read oad gIsed"
NV LINDSAY & BLAKIsT0N,
Publith; Philadelphia
AFRAJA; Or LIYE AND LOVE- IN NoawAr;
Norwegian and Lapand Tale, from the Germsn OF Thee.
hipege BY the Hon Edward Joy Norris NJ. G. Sixth Edi-
The above werL will bs cent by mail (po.. p.9 Iecep.
The rst,l nr;os AddTrss LINDSAY & BLAKlSTON. Pn1-
fishers Philadelphia be ordered through any New
York Bookseller.
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DRADSTREET0s BOOK OF COMMERCIAL
D REPORTS first edition of January H. 1866 having
beer exhausted Issued I'd edition. dated FEB
containing $50 Reports OF the Bankers, Merchants manu-
ctuers OF 100 OF the most important cities OF the United
States and British ProginoeS Tems, lC0 per which
entities The purchaser to the present volume and volume In
July next weekly sheet OF corrections and Inquiries at our
J NJ BRADSrRgEr SON,
Coaprers md Publishers, No 23T Broadway, N. Y.
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HOVSE for SALE IN BR0OKLYN.--A thre s,
story Brick HOUSE, viii brewnsoss nAsep p,s eos
an the modem improvements: Hos aud Cold "is- ossn,
per Boiler Range Marble Mansles in hFee sssasN No
TO Fulton or Atlantic ay inquire on tes " " va
4 OTIS in BROOKLYN to EAChAnuD ~
lIINPROyED PROPERTY On this oiy a. BroesDh
ply to w. l.. SEYMOUR, No. 10 NAssr.-sl, koom 70 :
DAVENSWOOD, J.. IA handsome No.
HI DENCE With N acres ftontinE iAe river ~
EXCHANGE Tor HOUSE Ia thA ssy, small fAs -
No. s. -
DEAL ESTATE in WESICuESfEk 49,, 800
III ny The undersigned has opaned ON . 10 WV ~ "a
for the sae Of Country Residencss Farms ans ~ IN GA "a
FstAs Ren,ins Of Hnussa FsrmA Lo.Gi ues oil ri
Palate Securities. Sesd 10, cGculsS ; H. htA'"
Waite flslps Newsfofk
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JOUsE and LOT for sALE.-The sabscrbeii

HOUSE and LOT for SAIE:-The Saosc.io -,
II offers for sale bis HOUSE and LOT corner Of scah ~
Smith.sts Peeksk The house 10 wood hled In with ec
is nssIy rev, built in the most sne'tan aoner ~ ~
storie and basement and Kitchen aaehedi contains 10 r
be.de pantrie ana closets all arranged IN tue
manner; lighted with has large oisieIS
6ne,t altered ater also excellent pcbe wei near we
The lot contains between and Of an acre. with an
front on each tasefuly laid out and completely go
with the most beautiful flowers and fnts OF the choes
The location passcd by few In the village having
wsk of The Depot Bank Post0hce and inos, Of thc -
appss soon viii be sold q an aud terms
l.eiy easy Apply TO GILBERT b. HART OF tse PseuA'
or 10 j. 81 HART No 20 BeeAman-st New-foeS
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WAN AMBURGH e. Co.'S MAMMOTH ME-
NAGERIE, at Palace Gardens every MORNING, AFTER
NOON and EVENING. Doors open at 10 M IA and6i
Admission rs cents children under nine Is cent?
LARGEST COLLECTION Of ANIMALS In the WORLD.
Sixteenth week Of the great moral exhibition.
ONLY COMPLETE MENAGERlE IN AMERICA
Here may be beasts, birds and reptiles Of EVERY
VARIETY and SPECIES dso Performing Ponles Monkeys.
Mules, Elephants Lions, Tigers, LeoPnda.
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\ IFE ILLUSTRATED for this week contains
II Portrait Biography Of SCION ROBINSON Fashion
Article fer Gen enien. by Mira Geo Wash. Wylysi Report VI
FaneIs Club; Working and Wouyns Recent Progress OF
Science; Political Dgest City News Report OF Poytech
mic Associacu; Wousis Work and Mans Labor; Popular
Faisces OveTtumed dc, &c Price only cents sent
- ~ - FOWLER 4 WELLS, New.York
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TOR SALE-Three 6rst-class, fcur-st5ry, browS'
IL stone front HOUSES, With the modern imProvemsass
Paror and Hall Doors aud Stairs black walnut front Bns
mahogany and OF the best sites MGfAy Ill., on Sas
between Lexington an 4th,svs inquire az No a.
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Honses to Get.

HOTEL to RENT or LEASE.-The large, com
4 Il modous WALNUT-STREEr HOUSE 70 rent or lease
for term of years Apply to WILLIAM ART Co.. NO 70
Walnutst OF PHARES TAYLOR Co., NO. ~ PesI, Gin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

ITO LET-Two-story and attic HOUSE No. $50
4th't 6thsv, suitable for small respectable family
of grow persons Gas In every Il DO
between and O'Clock Rent 500 per Apply at
No. l82 4th-st., In the grocery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

FTNO LET or LEASE, at Fort Washingt0n-A
large and wen arranged H0US Sc repete its
for comfort in Summer Winter and embracing pic
turesqpe river views within five minutes walk OF the
There nine ofimproved land with extensive tabng
attached tot FOR particulars apply to THOS. J. STEWART
No. 20 Pine Il.
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No.2.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNI0N
CAsSIUS M. CLAY'S SPEECH.

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