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TRUE MANHOODi ITs NATURE, Fousp.ros;, Np IN
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MEMOIR i"Ii on THE REV DAVID sANDEMAN, late Mis,
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EVENINGS wITH BUNYAEi Or THs DRE.a IsTEn'
PRRrEp. By James Largo l2mo -Four su,s s,x amt.
PRIDE AND HIS PRISONERS. BY A. L. " L. en GUS
DAYS AT MUIRHEADi Or, LIrri.E OLIVES aIDsrssER
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EkULAND'S YEOMEN From life In The Nneiesnth Cen
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THE LAST WEEK IN THE LIFE OF DAVIS JOHN
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TNHE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
l. AND IRTS
NOW RFADY FOR MARCH.


Arr; xIu-On the Appalachian Mountain System bJfIoh
xi%Ssn H6s:S 5. formation x Acid ByM csy Lea
Silsscn, aud on .n aeiinssric Pr es.s By
AVi.-Is the DinDorphi=m Of ATseMc' An'iho"S "Hu ~
Account of the Results ofRert lid Of the dis
eu.i'n Of he U.clinoaeer Obssryaons made a. he
College Philadelphia bstueen isio and st9 win
sne. 10 'hs Soar Dina Variation and ' PsSI, P,
KvlI-Tbe Upyer Slim ian seJs u Western Tennessee and
d.. y. koensrs Monograph. BY Prof ~ Stafford;
Alx-Coropondonco Of Joachim Earnnde, pr mllaT -
FOs found in the Roek Of Noibern New Ensand ara he
Qaebee Group Of Rocis lnrnduc. " E-warks H. on the
Prnoidsl f.ups and The Tseone System 81 Gnmon' IN,
Fseus of e Quebec Jroup Of Roets and !he Pimords zone
cf Canada In letter addressed Mr. Joachim Bsusnde OF
r.i. by Sir William Losan ~ Letter from Jane. Hal
can journal .f Science and AItA - vn
AK -On . new Lead sai Corresponding to Cobalt Yellow
xXL-sieb Of the Gco,osy Of h- Country sbou, the Head
Ws,-, Of he Ms-o1Ii and so- Stone Rivers W Dr. ~
Haydn, with an Introductory hitter BY Capt Raynoid. n
AniRcuaii. on the Atomic Weights Of the Elements by
xxiL~A6s,aes of Meteorological Journal for the year
lsco, l.pt ct Mei-t,a Oh BY DR.. 7 HBdre,h
Sxy=on the Theory Of Types IN Chemistry. BY L. serrJ
NXV -De.erI, ton Of three M,eeri,es eon County
hs.oe htose oldham County NY Hetsorie Ion Robert
County trenn) he,eorc Iron, By Prof j. Lawrence
smith - ,,
XxvL-Corospondepce ef Mr. Jsromo Ncills; Obituary
DsnSip NJ Payer Pierre D.noyi ln,Aabrs Of the air OF
,.n.ous Generson Chemical sIn,be'i'i AcehmS,on The
e.,to-., P..sdeafpsm .Dd Psesdomophssisi Jbe Ones
,'on o. inapd.ioe. Bi7'gnPhy
hs.y yll- Ch-mI.,y TsehcA Phy.,es Tecbss.l Chemistry
,,.cry Zoolosyi ksenonJ Mcesneousi Obituary Book
Rsrs..i Bosis Received Proeeeding. Of soei.tis.
Por s-leby JAMES MILLER No. 20 broadway.
JOHN WILEY, Ne B Wsker-st
sILLlMAh DANA, New'Hayen Conn.
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Sanep Scoos.
JOS &y 10Y CHAMBERs-sT.
AND
90 AND 81 READE'ST.

Wo sa the attention Of buyers to our LARGE snc ooa
PLETE STOCK embracing fall lines al Foreign ana pOle'
articles, both Staple and Fancy.
The usPRscEDENrEDLY Low PRICES at whicn i'i W.
e1.y days have bought large portion OF our
place ne In position TO offer Inducements far greater "
period sire the estabhment of our business in iGI1
For E1Tssr VARIETY, and BEAUTY or srLTcrioS "ea'y
an assortment SUPERIOR ANY OF rHE KrsD sVhR
PREsEyrxp IN CITY, which offers to dealers an
range of styles and PRICES from which TO choose.
Wv p,Rr,ouxARrY INVITE THosB WHO Bivg EEyfR DEALT
With Us TO RxAnIs. OUR AND PRICES assuming tAe
a, all the advantages which have gained BY Iosa
HlKyoE LARGE PuECHAsEs and PATnEST VIII DC oef-
ally divided with ,,
We rs, of few OF tho articles embraced our w
ey all Of which will bo sold by the package or IN lots 10 sn'
purchasers. -
Catalogues giving fu description Of our stock VIII DO iui
nisbed zen. by mail on application
All orders to US viii be secsrs,ely ard expedorsy
supplied.
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GEE THE "GREAT PREMIUM" BELOW.
TT WILL CERTAINLY PAY,

1T WILL CERTAINLY PAY,
First you wan. that "eei' that laySt'' most i"'se'i't
bsautu and y.. essapss journal In the world fOr the
FARM, the GARDEN, and the HOUSEHOLD
THE AMERICAN NAGRICULTURIST
YOU WANT 1T, becsuse Il contains 80 very many new
and ueful directions hiot and suggestions about a ind' Of
outdoor work. In the GARDEN 10 the FIELD, In the ORCH
ARD, tho lss plot @ srouad abou, Domestic Animals etc,
etc Tho 8orisuriis stale Iehash Of theoretical stuff
with uies and praeG! information every word (which
'''ia6s because prepared by hOn.. practical WORKING
MEN who know what they write about Each volume contains
sanv hHsdred. Of a' AIt and many Of these hints mu's
sse, be worth dollar, you Asn example ssutsbsr wi,ss
obtained bu,h.l, Per acre on sosers sed Of
the teed given my 1grievtiL dnohv says be obnined
extra led Of II bu'he, o, per is4cr" held
the Sgeai.s'm noiAsr "a 1iassr ,sj. b. 60, st worth
cf good garden vegetables, which he attributes who'll" to
70 lDv ,oAai 70 DO AoO 10 do l., aud DAss 10 DO It.
Of ehsIs have derived similar advantages You are
invited 10 y he paper year. cost Of only 81 theiodSs
premiums offered b.lo~).
FREE sEEDs-Every rsb,eIibu deTirins iheu can have
e ehare) four i've Parcels Of CHOICE SEEDS which
the publisher s distributing among his sueeheert
YOUR WIFE wSB,s the ASries!lar'ii because II has
large valuable and really u.cfal Information aeou, al
hind. Of HOUSEHOLD WORK, from suet to ospG. Give
her ,he benefit Of this psper YOa VII find JoOI boue
made be,ier, and money 'sVsd.
YOUR CHILDREN wan, tho sgr!taltvrt, foi Il cen
,ains very Interesting useful and eDtsilns department. fo
YOUTH and CHILDREN which win b, Of great value 10 sbs
minds and hearts
You invited to try volume Which wiz ces sny f
and sbupd.nt, pay Try u Tor isl tvoi. 7ol.
ORANGE JUDD, Publisher 81 PIhTo~l Se~-foh
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UKo. A. LEAyirr, Aectioneer.
DY GEO. A, LEAVITT g. CO.---Trade Sale

uKo. A. LsAyIrr, A1ctioneer
RY GEO. A. LEAVlTT g. Co.-Trade Sale
- Rooms Nos 2i and % Mercer for the so Of Books.
Stationery, Merks Ct Arr etc: Consisnnsnn solicited
SATURDAY EVENING, HsIch 2, at u o'clock,
CATALOGUE OF A PHIyATE LIBEAltY. cotnpririns
many and important Works o. History tho Sciences Of
Theology, Bellies L-tf.s In the Fngsh French, ard Ger
man languages To be sold ut auction above.
NOMMlSSlONER'sS SALE OF desirable COUN.
" TRYsEAT, at e~.Brupswick. at AUCTION. On TUFS-
DAY March H. l9tI et2 o'clock at the Hotel Of Silas
Hall IN the City Of fNewrunssick, N j. will be sold 10 the
highest bidder beautiful country seat the re-deuce Of the late
Nichohs WJckoH lmg between the Trenton Turnpike and
Goodwin ay., within the corporate ~ h Tho farm con.s OF
sixteen 1900 osne Ia the highest state OF cultiyton
npoh which large double dwelling house with double
parpIs ungrooin dining bedroom and ktchen ths
h. hoo' and i've handsome bedrooms, on the second noof
Carriage house stable and other out buildings all IN erceUsnt
order The premises taey lad out with sit and forest
II Ia well calculated for gentleman doing bnsibess 10 this
city being within miu ride Of the railroad saon 20
and fom which Eight train. daily Forbes.y
and convenience of location this place surpassed BY lew ana
ofe opportunity rarely met with For further p1tcaars
Inquire Of PETER p RUNYON, Commissioners,
IRA G. VOORHEES,, Nav. .Brunsvick
o,s ''"'' ABRkHAM REAMER,
No. 50 Broadway, New'fork
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The Famine IN hausHs.
APPEAL FOR 1hE DESIIrUT r. FROM THE NE"-YORk
CITY COMMITTEE.
WIN c. BRYANT Chairman. J. Z. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
Cbas. II. har,halL Sch b. Hunt, II h. hcCuTdy,
MoYis ketrhnr a q bror,on Cbss W Elliott
Dasel Lord, Daniel Drew, j. . Wadswonn
imperative duty 20 upon the prohc at
the Of 0vci In Kansas
are now In imminent danger Of starving
THkr nusr Bn spsrhIsED VIII you help o. beip thsm
10 ssurs YOU whever you do win reach them We state
that Ia every destitute township Relief Comntee these
are the Territorial Committee Of which Gen
Pomeroy Ia Chairman who Achison dovo,es his whole ns
and energy with ehttaDts to tho receipt and dstnuon
1 oontons Of and clothing oil Of whch are delivered
upon T.Ouions Of Town Committees and are distributed
tbroush them Money aud clothing needed from us food
can be got IN the West - =. -, -, a..
Ouf Treasurer Is John Wlism President OF the Metro
uoAn Bank New York City. All money sent 10 hun VIII DC
applied 70 the payment Of Pomeroy dfs on sccouh'
eishts and sacks appeal you all unite With ns In al
lsysIirs this ~ easnty. TbeTe time 20 be ost
E,ytt Wo ak individuals, everywhere 20 contribute st once,
and 10 urse Il upon lhsh friends and neishbors.
Ssoosds We appeal to ell churches ana oIsabeo ooaie
promptly, generously, and ehioient y e.--,
Third We urge upon every GovBhfoR or Ey,nf sraTsim
.dsey bring . matter 10 the attention OF heiT LessS
turer and people Our last statistics show that pes!
needed within e coming fortnight tosapPy thS people win
An money sent 20 our Treasurer JOHN =. WILLIAMS
Metropolitan Bank, NewYork City, viii be pst.fuiJ 90
knoElsdesd and effectively used ......o,, ..-,,-
An clothing should be 70 Gen POMEROY, Atehson,
KaD.As and Geisht should be prepaid
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS.
LINEN THREADS, COTTON THREADS
SEWING SILKS, TAPES,
BRAIDs. BINDINGS,
sUsPENDERs ELAsTICs
WATCH GUARDS WHALEBOSR,
SHOE LACEs, CORSET LACEs,
CARPET BAGS, SKIRTS,
PINS HOOKS AND EYES,
MILLINERY ARTICLES.
HARDWARE.
GUNS RIFLES,
PISTOLS. RAZOR STRIPS
RAZORs POCKET CUTLEEY,
SCISSORS, SHEARS,
MARBLES, NEEDLES,
CORK SCREWS, THIMBLEs,
SPOONS SPEOTACLEs,
FISuINd TACKLE, BUCKLES,
MIRRORS
SPORTING APPARUTUs,
MEASURING TAPES,
POCKET COxPASSES,
PERCUSSION CARS,
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DRUGGISTS GOODS.
BRUSHES, SOAPS,
COLOGaES, EXTRACTS,
HAIR OILS, POMADES,
UAIRpYEs TEETH POWDERS,
TOILET PoWDHm INDELIBLE INKS,
THERMOMETERS, RUBBER GOODS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
euPrI cOMBs RUBBER COMBS,
HORN CONES, WHITE HORN coABs
BUFFALO HORN COMBS, IVORY COMBS.
PEARL BUTTONS, AGATE BUTTONS,
FANCY BUTTONS, COVERED BUTTONS,
sLFHyr BUTTONS ENVELOPES,
sLlTEs PLAYING-CARDS,
WRITING PAPERS PEN-HoLDERS,
STEEL PENS SLATE PENCILS,
LEAD PENCILS POCkET-BOOks,
PURSES PoRTEMoNNAIEs.
CARD CASES WRITISG-DEsKs,
WORK BOXES CANTON fANS
FRENCH FANe, NECKLACES,
READS BELTS,
JEwELRY, WATCHES,
CLOCKS, BRONZE FIGURES,
AEMoRANDUH BOOKS.
STATIONERY ARTICLES
MUSICAL WARES, &C.
CARY, HOWARD, SANGER & Co.,
IsroRrsas AND JorsrE.
NJ L. BROWN, Importer of
vi. ALL KINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
ihoe'" '""'"' Dapo, No IS6 Pesrlst.
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BOSTON and PHILADELPHIA BOOKS.

PHINNEY, BJAKEMAE a. MASON,
No. "a WALkEI-Sr,
WIN spply the trade and al retail AN Boston and Fhtsdephs
Ppbneailons II the fsbr,hsrs o-zss priceA
k.- sspplb-. ysa received of he follow ing
MULLINS lIFE " fhUsT. Price ~ =.
PULpIT Oy fHE AAEaicAH RESOLUrIOH Proo
els 60.
1KNNysONS POETICAL WORKS. A Lew edition com
pl.- 10 vol Ismo fboe ~. .,.
'TENSYsoNs POEMS vols, blns and gold Price 81 20
HYMNS Og THE AoES. fIMr AND SECOND sERiE''
..rh
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6alts bD Infilon.

A NJ. MxRwIn. Auoionoer
pY BANGS, hERWIN IL Co., Irving Buildings
~ Nos lsi and ss Brosdwey.Saes Of Booss Stationery
ficlure,, Works OF Art. Fancy Goods, Furnltnre Go
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LINGUISTIC PHOTOGRAPH Of
W AaIna skpPRHOH

L'AQUISEIE PHOTDGRAPH ci
~ MAJOR ANDERSON
Tstsn a, Fort Sumter, Feorasry T. i1i'
Phss IS cents.
..n Is.'''' s. In p's % ISfaosT r S Ne s sc rssd~s
Importer and h.asf.siar.r Of Photographic Materials.
Every Ansriosn patriot vii prise this paosore
VHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
rs. ps,a, Annual for fsIisieI.s. Sa aS. 1. r.,
ASTRONOMICAL cAfSJLATioS iShIiitG AND cALEsDARs5or
ooSERssEST W En-; OF TUE UNITED srATEs-Ereeaslvo
EStSls SS f'iS iESS;THRAoRoHARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
SENATE W IHE UNITED STATES. MeuSe" Of Polisi
noisy It,saIsf OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
sTATss 5Sshs pSs;hIs G..s.s i. Ao. roo., Classified
fkEE hoaEsTExSs =: .s.S q cs"ss,. IL
and ,h. Pr..issn,: Veto ,hsI.M m COM,
AbEMSGRxc sATRsAR for
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC lBIscAiniIdse) PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION (Be!D PLsTgoRsa ate1 lssS. rr, 10,
EIECWRAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
sgcEssloN OF SOUTH CAROLINA
FABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
enpe,.,ure Of the -Four Season, and the Mean Temprra
tae y The Year lss Point. in North Amsric, principally
ELEcTioS 'pe ST RsTURSs FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE UNION, carefully compiled expressly for THA
LIST Uf STATES CAPiTALs, GOVERNORS, TIMES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETINo, GENERAL ELECTIONS,
PoPTtfiAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in is:a, laS and 1880.
ss for CT; 81 is. postage
s.'I % sd o. Pes S esa
each po.,.se paid Addres. THE TRlBuNE. k.w:lOLi
NOTlCE.-The AMERICAN AGENCY FOR
Ts 1oHpoh Sm P.a Su, coMtAsx g Res,
he banes. will on aud 1.r March l. seI be eonduct.d at
No .9 o,dxa All crd.,. psneuay si,e9ded ,ss Goods
Sole Avni Of the London stcreOscopIc Company
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FOR FIVE
NEW SUBSCRIBERS AT 81 EACH,
ocnino. Fruit, and Fys. 7s" Of dmsa tnsw Edi.ionl
the k work. which gives directions for culture wish
accurate descriptions Of the various uis and multi udo oil
engraving. Of fruits ,1GO Psg,s), Price Sl 10. Addfes
ORANGE JUDD Publiihcr Of American Igrieuuf'f,
No. Al Park-row, EewYork
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RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LAn
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS

These lands are contiguous Rsrosd 200 miles In ens
N hch connects with other rosds and nsygble lake. aud ve
ns 1ordng an unbrokeD indication with the Eastern
Southern marketa
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FOR ONE
NEW SUBSCRIBER AT 81.

Tho sender VIII receive copy Of capital work on ONION
CULTURE ia EdItion which contains BY II esper
onion growers residing in daeest part Of tho county
each one Of whom give. full plain practical direoiOn' from
poc.yps seed TO storing and nsksns the op and raising
.,sd again; or copy OF that lnsI.siss woIk entitled,
"OuR FARM OF foUR AoRBs"
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DARIS SPRING FASHIONS THAT ARE THE
sprins No. QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FA5HI0Nsi an ex-
traordnary combustion Of Fashion Elegance and Economy
II contains ns.y 100 Engvnss Of elegant Designs and full Ne
mott for tho Spns Fashons more accurate practical vush
reliable information Fahi than 81 ether Fashion h.
een,1 WV bs Isssy On MONDAY, March & :.
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1rstruftlon.

T SO 50-Writing, 90 lessons; Bookkeeping,
"A $40 lessons unlimited Writing and Arithmetic, slo pes
quarter 70 lessons each No q Bo~ery and No 2S3 Fuon
Brookyn. "As splendid penuan and skinl teacher Col
Paine has peror."-Newport News
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IN PRESS-THE EARLs DAUGHTER.
Il i,y the su, ,hor Of Heir Of Ashley
RETRIsU HON BY the author Of " Heir OF Ashley
INCEPTION OF The DEAD. By the author Of Heir Of
Ashley" = ...
THE HEIR or ASHLEY.
THE EARLS SECRET.
Ard other IAles, 10 be Published by . -
DICK & FITZGERALD, No. 10 Ann-st
A RCHlTECTS' and MECHANICS JOURNAL.
IN s thcny paper of the hind In this country winch pib
H,hsd REGULARLY EVERY WEEK. and edited By the best
professional talent
EVERY WEEK,
FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
are published Of great value to all constructor.
Mailed weekly In advance. Sample copies sent
free o any sddiess In the country.
Publishen A. HARTHILL u Co.,
No. 20 North WilaID.t. kew.Yofk.
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y ~ y. INa ~ N74II vi u NII ~ fIW
tlI esq 81 .f.f Igi aa0el esei Hstss .. - .dss,
saes4 aT ia at..s bid gsf issll "a
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SbNO PER Month made with Stencil Tools
b AtV s,ll the cheapest and best Send for my Circu-
l Addr,s, John Mllhen Msss St. Louis Mo.
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eueeial Notices.

Post.Oaice Notice.-The MAILS for Europe VI, south
aupon and Have per oited States steamer tULI,,N vi"
. ., ,bis Office on SATURDAY, the % day Of haroh ut
1Ol o'olocE, q. m. WILLIAM b. TAYLOR fo'tma''ei'
Republican Central Club.The regular meet ing az %
held TUESDAY EVENING, March az u sc ss
"a Caop.T Institute Address BY the Hon CHARLES .
SPENCER Singing By the Central Gee Club 80.
~ orJsr SIMEON DRAPER President
Fi,wARD NJ SEIDNoRE, Secretary
New.York Young Mems Christian Associetion'
NEW LECTURE BY JOHN B. COUGH, .
,t Coopsr Ib,titute on TUESDAY EVENING, March D. ~
Sn,JSSi. :, TiGf3Ts AND SHADOWS OF LONDON LIFE"
cents 10 be bad the door the evening Of The
Lecture, and at -, ,.,-.,
H,entano's No go Broadway.
Loskwoodas No. All Broaoway.
Randolphs No. 6ss Broadway. - "A
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A Ii WEDDINGS supplied with CARDS, DC,
"A engraved In the latest styles at fair prioes -,
A. DEMAgEST No. ls2 Broadway, corner JohnSs-
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oSotyNG MENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
JOHN Is. COUGH
WIZ TEMPERANCE LECTURE,
entitled
MAN AND HIS MASTERS,
IN the
BROOKLYN AClD OF MUSIC.
MONDAY EVENING, nareh4,
Commencing st O'Clock.

TICKETS 25 CENTS. REsERyED SEATS 90 CENTS
Tickets for sAe et SwAynes No 30 fultonst Roses Auan'
lie 1t and al The Rooms, Nos lG2 aud lGi WahinEon Re
served s4sts can be had " w H. BAboock No 40 futonst
Brooklyn and Of Ho,fod Ketebum No 20 Wii.Dst N.~'
DODHoRras BAND VIII perform during the evening
l.. Il. HULAES, Chairman lie.
Lecture on RthuoiogyiS,P,99fi i,, Q; !. &c m~ ~RArhAEL,
the Plural Origin Of tbs Human Race at me New fofk
Medical Colleg- % Fac t3hs Lse. sod seiasmeD are
respectfully Invited. Lectuse commepeesn oeloch,
Tencher,s Associa tion.-A meeting Of the TEACHES
ASSOCIATION wN be held on SATURDAY, hmeh2 y
ocoek D. NJ at III. Hall OF tbs Boad Of EdocAin corner OF
Grand and Em,, hemaIks win be nisde by Thomas HAa'
RlSON The pro ale nfneuces OF PhJ ticA Oeoga
pay the Of North America" The friends Of Edaes
cetioB "a invited TO stteBd. . ..x....,, - .,
GEo. y WiLKHs, Secretary.
A,P.A.-PREsENTATIoN A, OF A BANNER AND RE
CALAIS TO the OH Lodge No A A, st the largo
hall OF the Cooper Insti,us MONDAY EVENISO March
9Th. Eminent sl viii address the meeting ftoteh er
esch ciet s&it g.n,einss spd s3y PS-hemb.T. OF
the Order requested sppea, In parade rea NO ep
ada ted ui.heU: ticket Chair viii DO taken s u O'clock
Music by Wellington BTsss Band.
CHkRLEs JFssUP, w. N.
John q. WILEY, r. Secy.
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printins.

~ corner Broome.st Wedding and Vsing Cards. Notes kc,
stes styles very low pces Specimens by mail Fine Wsieh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORkiNGaES'
The attention the enterprns and industrious portion ss
community direcso TO tho following statements ana oo
dueements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COhPANI,
Which, they win perceive viii enable them, by proper ensf
~ and Industry provide coosbo and per
homes for AID fsres with, coDpesnvey
speaking, very little capital:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

00n CIRCULARS. S.; 10000 Cards.
lV,OUV s7so-s per l.occi Bil Head. ss Pc. rsam can.
Esp 1000 Pos.s and every other description equally ,ow
and Gentle sta, neaY City Hal. sHt 4 r. f aA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State in the Valley Of the Mississippi ofer gTest an
dneeent the ths State OF inois There no
Non Of the world where all Of the conditions Of climate and sol
admirably combine produce those two great staples com
wheat, as the prairiss Of Illinois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

Thus capital and labor have been applied 10 tbe
soil; the great OF the State In Coal en1 ION 80
almost Untouched the nvaabe rus the haDic arts
flourish best where food and fuel chespes Will follow At s
early day nos and n the o. the neI ten mo
natural laws AID the belief that at
least FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE VII DO ell
gagged In the State of Illinois In tho various manu- en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

ENGRAVING and PRINTING (haf price).--
H |sdding At Home, and Nots Papes &s Business CsTcs
billHesds, Portras ke, st KELLfs No 6Fuonsc n. y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-01

and in another moment a second NOR al
stab, delivered with the same rapdity Of
lightning by the sane hand, brought the
remaining shire TO the ground. He turn
ed To The figure who had forstallcd his ven
geance. Ii was that Of his betIothed.
No'hins now remained for Bculetto but
to fly. lIurr,ing from the spot with the
desperate girl, who, ignorant of his inten-
tiops, had anticipated his Lloody purpose,
aud favored by darkness and the sympaihies
Of a few by-standcrs, he effected his escape.
The next morning the house Of Signor
l. was deserted. Mother, daughter
aud Bcnediito had disappeared. The Sc
quel TO the history may easily be guessed
After living in England till Gariballi had
overturned the Bourbon despotism, and all
risk of anything but an ovation was at an
end, they were retrrning TO Palermo once
more, to claim the properly the state hat
coufiscated. aud 10 celebrate the marriage
Marella had obstinately refused to consum
mate till her native town was free
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-01

children OF these gallant men, but solicit
subscriptions for the purpose OF cnabiing
them more effectively and generously 10
carry out their great mission. There Is
scarcely village in thu free States in which
these glorious women are not engaged in
this holy work and it the truth could b.
told, there is not regiment that iSrot un-
der obligation 10 them. Apart from the
individual contributions, such as gifts sent
forward by the Wit, 10 the husband, the
sister to the brother, the sweetheart 10 the
lover, the donations Of organized societies
of ladies are aS constantly forwarded as
they are constantly liberal. What record
Miss Dix, who may be called the Execu-
tive of the ladies of the loyal States, 10 our
great struggle against the arstocracy OF the
South--what a record, say, she viii be
enabled to leave TO the historian lf the
enormous amount Of apparel, Of medicines
of food &c., sent forward by these noble
women, could be specifically set forth in q
newspaper, it would put to the blush many
of the sterner sex, who, while protesting tc
be energetic and true, are too often cont' nj
with words rather than works. Such are
two phases of the inner life of this great
struggle, which | have thought might not
be uninterestiug if thrown into a chapter
among the reflections of OCCASIONAL.