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THE SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
will contain the hrst instsment Of this thrilling story by toe
popular c,ons OF the day. Among all living writers
who have charmed the million with tales of exciting adTen'
turs. and enlisted the attention and Of the tasteful
readers Of romance. PIERCE EGAN Is, perhaps the moi"
popular In the story Of IMo0ENE. Or THE MARBLE
HEART he has surpassed husef From the opening chap
ter the grand finale In wh the ineIsst-whch increases
with every scene-cuinaes the suthor holds the reader
pebound There are some which exercise sues
power the Imagination that whoever dips into them must
continue to the end This OF hem. We have Withheld
4, TIL the completion Of lightning pres because we
knew tha. It would be impossible to supply the demand Cor
the story with previous publishing facilities
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I Attest NEWS and ARMY CORRESPOND

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DEAR IN MIND,

ID Th1 while other psperi weeily All daily, m..el
IN their scope and objects. the SUNDAY atRCURi em.
brace. every department Of the public pres. giving he ..,t
intelligence by telegraph from all quarter aHd o al 'ie-a
tho beat original stories pabli,hed in the country ose"
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A MODEL SUNDAY PAPER.

4 MODEL SUNDAY PAPER.
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New.york The SUNDAY MERCURY has long tsAea the
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poes take similar position ~ds tslsEsphe ins
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ished that day and deter nine by fair eKamin alton Of
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READY
SIX O'CLOCK SUNDAY MORNING.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
CONTAINING THE WORLDS NEWS UP TO
T}EADY,
FIVE O'CLOCK 4. n.

The SUNDAY MERCURYs circulation ,urpsas. that Of
s Il, Sunday contemporaries combined. The publishers srudce
expense in supplying the public with rspap-r u IN.
surps.sahe vaue snd interest Their tesgraphic
Of the most extensive Character being dsse
sadcd in procuring late and important Intelligence The
ssuo OF To MORROW will CONTAIN graphic account Of tie
Celebration Of Wasns,oas Birthday III this city and high
pug report. OF ,he doing, Of the day elsewhere .peud
or isl story by Pierce Egaa the sted English writer
omitted "Iuossnc; The Marble Heart" vii be CON
mem, IN omouow's edition. Heretofore the deusa TO-
the SUNDAY MERCURY has exceeded tho supply; bo>
viii their itnng press. OF the powerful ma
chimes constructed by Messs Hoe Co. tie publisher,
win be able to al all orders and proven; further dsppont.
msnts.
The SUNDAY MERCURY of tomorrow viii 10 such :
'pscimsn Of Sunday pswpapsrS h ,e; been pcb
li'hod Ia this country
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THE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER.

EDITIONS FOR THE COUNTRY.
Ia order to accommodate readers throash,u' the count
who d,.ir. to receive tho GREAT SUNDAY NEWsPA-
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SUNDAY MERCURY on thcir ecan,eu every sunday
g4c-sins.
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r1NIIE SUNDAY MERCURY
IL ThE GREAT
LIVE NEWSPAPER or THE DAY.

LIVE NEWSPAPER or THE DAY.
Il pres.. o'clock Suaiiy nofnng sni coIisa'
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4 STORY OF INTENSE INTEREST
"a COMMENCING IN ruE
SUNDAY MERCURY
TO MORROW

TOMORROW
Tie opening chapters Of IMOGENE; Or The MARBLE
HE,ET, by PIERCE EGAs tho popular English homsncs'
viii appear ia the SUNDAY MERCURY to morrow morning
mi. remarkable story by author who has no rival In the
dspsm.n, OF Fiction which his thrilling productions be-
ong viii create reD in the reading world !. 10
nm Of scenes o. III. mos. absorbing character and whoever
delight. in vivid creation, Of powerful fancy cannot fall
be charmed with H. Ths thi feature viii give fresh
impetus the rapdy lie casing circulation Of tie SUNDAY
MERCURY IL certain and 10 fortunate that the public
OF that p.per on new lightning pfes' Of eIirsordisy
eapscy power simultaneously with the al
ven. Of ,hi, splendid romance 70 It, columns
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THE SUNDAY TABLE TALK
u

V,nE SUNDAY TABLE TALK
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
h.. ,hro the entire country 81
the u,ost ,llimt features Il
TIE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER,
% account Of tn saec,.nsly humorous let,esof
oRPNrU5 c. kerr, ESQ.
(of she Mackercl Brgsd-l
witch weekly spprsr therein.
One of 0rpheu's most ahr,.ing efusio,s writer
FROM riIE CAPITAL"
VII alrear In
THE SUNDAY MERCUtN
NO-hORRoW.
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DFVOTtOsAL
Being experimental dOetrin. and practical observations
THE LORDS PRAYER.
"THE GREAT CIRCULATION"
On. Of the best and characteristics works By this popu'
lar preacher and author.
Reprinted Rom the London Edition
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rTNIE TWO MOST SUCCESSFUL
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and
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.

TIIE SUNDA1 MEIt'IhI'
SPECIAL EDITION FOR THE ARMY.
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benefit Of
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John-st. NJ. u. Cburch.-yrLe Rev MA - n,t
BORN, Ps'.or viii piesch TOMORROW MONNING :,
s0l o'clock EkfNl 40 ~ y. Ptayefrnoe'inr hsf,.
ns service commencing a; speci. ru.e,nss eyery go
lag tLTou.l the week. '
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National Duties and Dangers:-Preaehins In the
Manners Church corner Madison and Catherine on
SABBATH MORNING. a, 10! o'clock IN the ENhNiN1,
by request the Pesior the Rev. CHARLES JoNi-a VII
setfs 81
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-" ~ STORY OF THE DAY.
IMOGENE;
Or,
THE MARBLE HEART.

By PIERCE EGAy
Author Of "Ths Flower Of the Flock" Wonder OF KING
wood Chscs," "Love Me, Leave Ne Not" &c. &c
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Les-Ayenue Church, Brcos,Iyn- weshinr,on,.

rihiay.iE accordance tn the PIo,idents Poe.a'
ssa Gpop late service. WI be beid In THE church THIS
tTUEDAY 3. a. O'Clock. Ws-kingtons Farewell Ad.
viii reed sLd Addresses de veied by tde Past IA.
CJOHN HGLLLLAk HOLMES, aud the Hon. JATES
BRIGGS of New ICTt
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Pref. MattIsou viii preach in the new church 4l.t'
neat III. avenue TOMORROW st 10Y n M and at .. m
Eveuing subcc Testimony Of Reason and Nature to the
Souls immorlsiiy" All who have douots OF smother NE
after death especially invited Seats ehee'uy piedea
r. sfr.
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s,o,s.street Ccusresational Church.

IT,. uuDDs+.,1 Bfoosl yu. 10 Rev. NEMTUN HLSIVN'
- viii p-cash TO-MORROW - TO- o'clock = m. SUI
80, lies Yrrlo, I'll ia Promoting Reviyals IN he
SCrernz a, = o',rrk suhec- Ute Prodgll Return IN
suy Meeting 4er preaching IN the evening" "e'' ~
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A New Wever,ent for the Benefit Of The Army.
HrgneMe, Prcsbylerian Chnpel. 9..se-n Z.

ard 4lih-,ta, do Rev l. U. NAN UVftN QifarLrl .'
10, a m. Cone 70 ChriH." At p m hivAh, roa
PIophe- By 8u Rci-c ed. b. Hcaveu A,ceItrd - H-L
~ p IN. the Rev. MARCUS HUTTON, son oi the '' ~
AUrTON.
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In compiia nee with the request tl. Psie.nt NJ N,
Uned sste- be ie.ttg house Of the FIRST Bspti.t
Gomez OF bfoone aof Elizabeth s viii opeoed rms
DAY ~ ociock, when Wss.ng ton's Ears, 49,. An
~ nd. ~
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NemOria< Church. HsfninoDd a., corner Wsverlcy.
} 4es Tie Rev Dr. DYER viii preach TO-hOAROW
tS"1dyj LlENiNO Services al i01 H., . End :. O'Clock
'ssu seasiIee
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FINHE LIBERTY BELL.
BY WifrIAs Ross WALLACE
ELE8Ar1LY ILLUSTRATED
WITH AN ILLUMINATED COVER
PusLIsHEp Tnt DAY.
Price a. cents.
Also recently published uniform with the above erqui'iey
nlurrs,ed by r. o. c. barley in illuminated oOven. snd with
music for the plano forte,
THE STAR SPASGLED BANNER.
Phoe - cent?
THE AMERICAN FLAG. BY RoDHas DKAKS
Price Is cent?
These editions Of popular National Songs printed
aud illustrated with great elegance They suitable for the
palor table and would prove timely sud graceful souvenirs
on the occ aon Of the great National Celebration
the 22d inst For sslo by all boob .eisT-.
J. g. GREGORY, Pubsher,
So.R Wslters;., NY
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Religious Noilfes.

Appeals TO tse sr Rev T., + g. o sEpq nn
VII give ne ntt s,reen sth and ,tl avs TO-MORtO"
srr,ss heS' A. ococs Subject; "lissiis' SSnSn N
a. Noe SSG q lo suggested by the birthday oil "s'h'Ds
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NR. CUMMINGS NEW BOOK.
TEACH US TO PRAY.

DFvorfoSAL WoRg
Being experimental doctrins and practical ctser'suons
THE LORDS PRAYER.
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ne,bsdist Pro;estnnt Church

Metbsdlst Protestant Church, Attorney-.t. tn,
Rev. W.. y. FAMNOND, Pastor viii preach JO-nOB-
ROW MCkEiHO, =, l0l O'Clock. subject. "ieradise.'
AFIhhNOON, - 3, IS the Rev Mr.. FRASER ~ p. In.
tRvit.d Seats free
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'nz sts--Tie Row +. l.. JAMS will preoch To- nOR-
a. lo. clock e. m, AID tie Rev. CHAs Il. HARRIS
o., q 0cooN l. N. Experiences aud psayer meeting
or the promotion Of holre's e. o'clock y m Revival scr
wee, viii be continued every evening eyt voes e1c.lt
tssiordsy a. .. o'clock 5sr gers and others invited Seat.
sfss
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TINHE GREAT MILITARY BOOK.
THE NATIONAL
SCHOOL Oh THE bOLDlEk
The d. mi and exceeding that Of all othera
Additional testimony to Its ocular inertia
Il has Just received III. written indosemsns Of the Cow
sir1gE on MILITANT PrBIIc DEvKssH Of the Asssmb
Of the State Of SewYor Of Albany and recommended By IL
for TaII BOOK In public and private schools
btsO,
The written recommendation Of Big Gen. RArHBosr,
commanding at Albany
Small pocie, volume. Phce 50 cents
- Copies sent POSTAGE gHrn on receipt OF price.
CARLETON, Publisher tlse Rudd Csre.oul
No. 4lJ Broadway. New ioIk
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haGia0u-sGuure PresbylerInm Church will De
J<tn1 oc!.c H. sAIUhDAY, Feb %. Music shaped
d0n ~ choir add con. fegaou. Prayer Dy tie Rev
. sFRiAG heacing Of Nb.hiGg.ou's fsicwel Adde'S
} ths hsy D. =. ADAMS.
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Antioch Baptist Church, 'th'av nee. l-'n siI -
,r,rbir. nv ION q ADAMS Pastor at l. 4 M sud j.
s., m The Rev ALFRED GOODMAN Pastor Of the th-s''
a Z Chnrch will nreac-l u y N. Seat i've.
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Fourth Associate Presbyterian Church, con

oi toI aid b0us.on-sisA- disappointed vim
hsnve we4knad~d srd unrrinc rled enemy enemies Of
ti- Church Tor been inserting bogus sd
rlte sb9l Il IN the column Of The Tribune sad The
e TIE public j. hegeny fequestsd for It's saks to dis
ell future concerning Chur ii
sss no. pear shovs ti1nstUrs
WILL All fEREIE. A. N Pastor Of said Church ard
81 tie Disruption Clergy tho Free Church q Scotland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

| PVcacutux IN rfu, a., BY he,. 4. MEL, every
SUNDAY a, 3. O'clock the Sabbath School Room at AL
son, Church corner Of 4thav and 2Othst (enfsnce on
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

Free Church. Of the RtdfWptIOn !PTotesttat tpis.
oopa 81 Fss 4ihs. between 5fsv and Irving place the
Hsv ROBERT q. DICKSON Pastor Divine Service T.; lOt
a M and - D. l. Fourteen hundred free IN this
Portable ve-,Ysnged ard easily accessible church
s1s welcome Tor all" Rich end poor NEE. together-Le
= .o,I I. the Dlassr o. them all"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

Finy-Tbird-st. VI. T.. Church, bets een siwsy
an sth ey-ireachpg il tni Church lONOEkON, al 10,
O'Clock A. L.. Jy Rev. Dr. THOMPSON. Eaor Of the
Cbfi.tsn Ad,0esie ard journal sni r., o'clock by
the Pastor the Re-, T. FOSTER sabbath School at Q
ant q. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-25

COMMANDER PORTER AND THE Mississippi
SUNsoATs We are permitted to extract the foI.
12: -'''e' ""'ou OaliO' Jan
The 81 Louis. one OF the new o unboats unde,
commander Paulding is still in full commis.ion
ana was sgreeaoly surprised to see the IiveIv
way sne moved about, which was the only tbing
- Which we Were doubtful. For ali the world
they Iesem Die huge mud turtles paddlino ahoni
"I.o nerdiV much more surface presented above
waller believe one Of them could easiiv whi =
an old fashioned frigate ~
u dined on bOord the Essex az Porter caIlr his
nSnuhg craft, and she il the queerest Specimen
- marine architecture you ever saw In,oins =
brooklyn Terry boat, housed in and covered with
itOh, ana, on the hurricane deck cabins and Mic,
n9ase. Ihe arrangements above are onIv nrotect.
60 rom uusketTy, and are divided into az manv
Poitnehts ana devious WAYS as the Iahvyinth ~
tnepes Nevertheless, they are roorpv and com
fIngt ing the furniture " SUCH uiSdi-
~Poster is character Ga I,,,,.oS la, A., -
Host olltsr hatred Of Secesh,, and wand ~ tbo
NohnoGofe would let him. attack CoInmhn.
SIohe; lie last time they went toward CoInm-
US, Toitef pulled up a buoy planted nv fbs
IeOas, no doubt, % make Dol Mt for n ranos a.
Torpedo; He attached a pa Der 10 the mole Sv,,h
VIC "oias Come out Of your holes Won damned
E StaiIl Ie6els and hght, '-signng his name
g., nc He IfOn bdhks az Columbus are seventy. n We
1s ~, anu are Dfistling with cannon Stemble
sbsII nr ,S VI one CT the gunboats) pitched a
nIscioa 1870, VIC tGp vi the Banks last August As to
Pacing torpedOes and chains In the NI,sissInnT
eamougi one big tree IA King advsntage ~ >
H nS1' moGid explode the one and break the
sS ak about damming river that has =
80 MY Ieet, could only originate I'm the hrsJn
o. holiins or a Pillow D ~ INC "'olh