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Euerdl Noilffs.
Arpea, Of the Association for ImgrS%yin. ,L be

Appeal Of the Ass ociR ton for impr W., h."
Condition of The poor.-in DO Prev ,t. no, In
there been ees expression II pahhc copcr r.,sir
civ ,he- the present; yci never ,.s a. ;r9;yen
s,ass,s Of ,bo moor in greater need OF sio; 80
t.robes 81 iie-s ave SIMPLY pIoyiavi it ~ ~
,vs,r, ,.5 me jiheraHty OF City 6o'erneI te
~ ms ug,1v ,lousb the most numerous one Pspo %
,,e,,it,,s I've hv isuy beer over ooAeo aoIt tuin
xrx q,a4xp Of CHS unfortunate class tl6s4s ar 30" on
a. Vi.ils K.,s; and with the eontract0ns OF iav,
Vin,er aSveuces the numbers steadily neretse wiz
,nerse tass @. destu.ion 20 for, the u't,uiy W |
a.oc,oon is now oveTdrswn several Thousand o9S su
taess ,vecdy rep snished eIteusiye suffering VII
nv epsue Up TO the present time the rec'lps SIC ~
tbsu ruRry PrR than OF tie coIe'pouuit "a -
Of iss, Writer. This has been occssioned u -
ma secses,e OF interest in the poor but oy sns ~
tpuia were no. needed and by diminished eoin's
this pri.f statement the Bosd res seif sppa ING. p
no. fer zoe idle and dissolute but for tue
S.,s,ns io have been brought TO want by unavoideoe
rssnss No relief 10 given without prevlcu, nor
sotuv,d or than the ne essity for els Iry"g then
.. are the ts, shall the needy who ere thus pEovdehs
thrown upo our cha 10y BIZ e 20 tuher pernsps 70 pesp
N no. those give who hsve given before ahd tho-e Mho
have not riven rye the more u, give esy give nnsNn'
sdiy r.o; the present pressnTe-snd thus shau IL De
aeessured 20 you ssain. .,o,,.,. =, Ds,r,ppo
Cc.tr.a1ti5us may be sent 70 BLOWN bhOIhths y
Go no o. Naltt; r. h. MlNIUkN Treasurer, NO 70
Sonth st.; H. NJ hartley, No. 20 Bible House, Aston
tsco; o. 70 suy Of officers authorized Collectors BY
udeT OF - Board. o .,,r.,
JAMES LEMON A X w MOhb,
JOIIN GREEN Vice PIs.dents
BoBKRr b. MNTURN, Tre1suIer
r. ". HARrLKi, Secretary.
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'NHE sEMI-W TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YoHK SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE u
peblAbsd even TUESDAY and FRIDAY

pcbA,S.d even TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents OF No. 1.7ts Feb % j:
IEDITORIAL ARTICLES, An Advspe. or the ro-
,omso, Gen. MCCLELLAN; km.ndPstion Down
East; An frpen'i's Lurafy The EH,.i.h Pais.
nlsnt American AGsfs Editorial Paragraphs
U..FRoa FORTRESS MONROE Rei.s,e Of CO...
Lee; Wood I'D tesI';. j Inn.s ...s o. J'a,
Nashville Burpsd.'s Progress Town II wln,on
Destroyed The Richmond Whs on Jed. DUia
III. .CoHFEDERATE CoNGRfss.
~. wAsBiNGToNs BlRTHDAYi Nj BAneron's
v.THE CAPTURE OF FORT DoNELsos. Tn.
AyrIosoh to the For is. Peculiar Position In,
sishti.s, III; sansnd d: ?. ,sr fon liss i'1yd
tsrssiing lnoiaents
U.MAP or FORT DosELsoy AND ITS SUR
ROuNDINCS.
vn..TEsTING TIE WESTERN MORTAR FLO
TlLLA.
VII. THE BATTLE AT FORT DoSELsoH, The
Gusbos, Fight Foil PstioulAs Of the EpySe'
nenti A Desperate Conflict, BrsvsTy o Com
foote aud la. Oho,p. names Of the Killed aud
TX THE wARIS TFrSEssrE: Tn. FOR, Don.i.on
Victory. O-a Grant, Ohlcal D,spaich The Oc-
eopsiion Of Ciaftsyills Com. Eo5is, Proclsms
ton to the Ciiiteaa Important ordsr by 0-nsrsl
Hslech Ohef 10 Surrender nashville Meeting
Of the Rebel Copsre"L
x.GEN BLKsKER
XII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
XII --LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Gen scott cons 70 MEXICO h-Aink War In Decd
Earnest.
XIII. TO OUR FRIENDS
XIV. .FOR BETTER. FOR WORSE: Low. Story.
Xv..POFTRY. "AH Quite. o. the Po,onsc 4" " Late
BnowdfoPs" thsTss Bayone,s."
WHILST OF COSFlR8ATIoSS
XVII. .FROn THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION: osicisl
Liz, OF the Killed aud Wounded
XVIII. FROM THE WEST: Corro-pondonoe Of The
n. y. Tribune.
XIX LIEUT. PHYLPgs OFFICIAL REPORT or
THE TENNESSEE RIVER EXPEDITION
PROCEEDINGS IL CONGRLss.
XXI. FROM EUROPE
xxu..POLiTlCAL.
XIII. PERSONAL.
XIV CITY NEWS
XIV MISCELLANEOUS.
XVI. MARRIAGES AND DEiTHs
XVII. THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
XVIII. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1884,
xxx. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of the
Stock. Money, Cotton. GRAIN. and Cs.ts hAksts,
specially Reported for The n Y. Tnbuna
Tssus-One Copy for one year. e3. I've Copiss enc
year. IS. Five Copies ono ysa, ell %. Ten Cspiss
10 address a2O.
Fora Club Of Twenty We send an Extra Copy.
yora CLUB Of Forty. sond The Daily Tribune grsua
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c. 7. EVANS. General Agent.
"NEW MEDICAL BOOK.-Dr. BOSE

"NEW MEDICAL BOOk.-Dr. BOST-
~ WICK'S Wors Seminal Disssse' Hints Before
and Afer Ntrgisse, Nervous Debility impo,ency and Kin
bred Affections &c. &C. before and we do not hesitate
Il Is without exception the most truthful and useful
wofk OF the hind Published ard viii be hailed by the
proieon well the pubic srsA, bsnefsctor 70
kDd OuBc,ey ~ here posd and the truth told II should
IN family s.d IA the hands Of every young and
IN the lsBd -" Boston Medical and Surgical journal
Mailed by b. Warner. No Nc,.y st. Godhey's No. s1l
Proaisay and BY D. Il. he Office. No IS fsst 7thsl
az door OF Broadway. where d.. r. will continue the
practice Of medicine snd surgery. Price e AL Interviews
and communications strictly confidential.
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Planes Made Durable as Victims.

UEIDGS' FATENI bIEINO-CLAMF
FOR PIANOS
has bees approved by The lesdiDt musician.
APfROVED BY THE EDITORS OF me htp- York
1yt1.e Nov D; se,s- York Times Nov. Al Neto Yoyk
Head Oct. %; Ensiaal Refisr, NsV 9; NsD York
t-trets Oct 2g; Ner-}oyk IreR'n9 Po'f snA
N. ssis York Work Jan. b.
By THIS PATENT sTalN0-CLAMP
tbt otue AID twisting strain Of tbs s;rDgs amounting 70
near poUnds wholly taken Of the oidg. and sounding
16us clone Ia the secured ssin. discrimination
perfectly - tie violin.
All OIIFgR PIANOS 60 SPEED rs TO RUIN
Norn-o1 PenOs permanently restored 70 original besuty
b. the SInNO-CLASP ct ca; o.. from +sv 10 go tn.
k,tsr smonn; Include. sizing. aid covering 10 han
thrOu ,hou..
NO. pi.nos secured tgtiDst decay rs 20 tone.
TINY required to make ihsse s;ere.ioIs. ONE WEEK
Pissos with the Patent string Clamp for ,sls.
WAbERDOHS. No. $50 9Th ~. co nsr BROADWAY,
Wher. Toll and scientific cecspons I1b.,hsd by the jour
hss Ca be a.
n any Pano when altered Dc not entirely the SAC
tsn 81 the owner, s4tion viii be received.
DRIOGS T0OhEH.
No. SO b sdnay
kev.lOI
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Giationsrn ano faMfp GOODS.

s'rlNiE PEN Is MlGIITIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PFN--THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On r.eep, o, the following sums In cash or post
the sub.c5hsr viii send By return mail or others,.s
directed Gold Pen Pens seses,n9 s 'dms soeors"S
COLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
Tor cents the Magic psnj for cents tho Lccly Pen;
Pen p. - . sd Tor - ~, the Rrc.lsi5r Pen " "
THE SANE PISS ~ sILyEa;irLATFo EXTENSION
for the Always Ready Pens for 1S tho Elcssn Pen
and for :. 80 The I.ee.sI Pen Ihs'1 are -s rel
every o. which will far ouia't go" OF the best
The nan. a. Mer,oo. "Number" and "ou,fy" are
stan ped on the following .rs and the Points warranted
II, months essp, ssslA'. accident Tie nnaoeIs nd
cate .rs only. NC being the smallest No he ARREST
.dsr,ed for the pocket No tthe smallest and No 10 toe
srs.st Mammoth nod Pen for The ds,a Long and medium
and made only Of h't quality Tho e,rs'ns' are ae-'m
lies OF the &c ,,o inS PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents, No Pea, lst quality or NOS fsn u
~, Pes Ss. 1T quality ora No. 'f'n' "a '"'h'
For Is no pea, IL, quality OF sNo tPeu, "a quail
'fSr ii So No Per" Il quality or No. Pen ID quail
~ or a No. 6 Pen ID quality
For Il u.s. No. Pen LIT quality, oraNoe Pen sdqiai'y
ror % No. q Pen. Let quality .
THE SAME 0oLh rtNs ~ SILVER EXTENSION
For 10 sNo. Pen ls qlaty, or No. Pen Sd qoats
FOR - No. 2fen, lst quality No Pen I'd qiNi
~ on No. Pen. 81 guilty.
For 81 NO 9Peu lat quality. orsNo Fen, "a quality.
OF No Pen, vi qastty.
For "a 50 No. Pen .t quality. @sNo Pen, "a quail
ity ora No. Pen, Sd quality.
FOR - No. Pen, lst quality No Pen ID quality
For - - q No. Peu. ist quality
GOLD PENS AL is QUALITY, IN SILVER-MOUNTED
DESK-HOLDEBS
For ~ No. Pen; for ~ p No 3Pen; for ~ - a
No Pen, For 80 so q No 7 Pen.
FOR s4s No sPen; for s5 No sPen; ard for Sc No,
10 Pen
The i Quality" pointed with the very best Irdosp
Points carefully selected and Of this quality sold
With the slightest mp.rfscon which skl aud the closest
scrutiny can detect
The I'd Quality" superior to snyPens made by hin
previous to the year 1870.
The ID Quality" he intends shall equal In respect to Du
consJeIatiops) any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
regard tho Cheap Gold Pens he bess leave 70 that
previous 10 operating his New and Patented Machines he
ould have made Good Writing and Durable Pens for
he price, had tho Gold been furnished sratutousy.
payes ordering must tn oil issdHees speeyv us Nun
b., and QsaIiy If the Psas Psas and Cdsss canfs
CS- sale by all des ia the line throughout th~
country. -
Address, A. MORTON.
No. Is Maiden Lsns. New.York
Any sendngs single letter poststsmp will receive or.
c,ar with the engravings above rel, red to.
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LIST ano .fonn6.

xas\ KEVARD.-LOsT in a Gth-ay. car
VAL sr ~ Cooper ie.,i ute o. Saturday event.
taty bOl,, Two tltb Bib and ssyeIsi smaller
edy 81 Maj Nole sssinst A. 4. 0fant Gr $3.50 due
ehst ssi.ss tyhehi OF Which hes been stopped also
ward On a. Nus The hinder will receive tbe above 70
r DO, III n huston, No "a Cburchst
4 = ss,l,,a bhNK BOOK on the Manhattan
''"ss il sst..H No. asOL n. krse, viii poss.
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DOZENS, with Autobiography Notes. by T; II.
STOCKTON Chaplain to Congress, Price 81 For saie'
BOsT0N-0ould Lincoln Brown TaEgrd
NEw- YORK-Csrter. Brosdwsyj Goodenousl, Nssssu.
PHILADE -Mar,ien: Zi.ber; Smith English
Observation-Disclosures Bailey. No. 26l bsltimorsf.
WASHIN0TON-Shepherds; Bsiisntyns's; Anderson'r
True poei.y inspiration. "-Na.ionsl Ihieligencer
The Auobogrsphica Notes are full ofinere Iinea
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Adars. THE TRIBUNE Es~.Yorh.
THE IBUNE AL A N A G
Il FOR 1862.

This popular ANNUAL 10 now ready II contains:
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H.. the wear iast
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from the United State. 81 roI~sL toursi
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uorsK Of REPRESENTATIVE Of the UNITED
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LIST oil STATES Cspita, Governors, times Of LsE's
tive Meetings General Elections eic. -
POPULATION Of EACH STATE BY COUNTIES. also
the Population Of Ne principal Cie'of tho United sa'e
from the Censns OF 1870; - -
THF mORRILL SARlpF and the TARIFF ACT Of the
Fpcrisl ssssion-hotl coH.plrtei
Al,o, ABSTRACTS Of tts otn.I important Acts Of t'.
se ord session of the XkxVlh Congress aud tho Special
Session OF the XXXVIl Also. the more important Pfosl.
Instio.s Of President lincoln; - -
A CIiRosOLOOICAL ACCOUNT Of the important svon.s
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A STRANGE sA!,sIi; .u,o,,,
SO HUMOROUS
80 LAUGHABLTl
so IRREsI5TIBLRi
80 MlRTH- PROVOKfNGi
so ABSURD |!
Imagine, n you can, tho Rev, Henry Ward Beeohsr
noupcrd for great Tight Rope performance Il the meodeon
Concert Saloon for only the Hon Edward Ever
EFT TO open new Oyster Saloon Ut the Coal Yds vagsies
o. sleepy BIlPoster All having friends la tho Army
could do them greater favor than to send them by mall
ae having their laugh ~ copy Of great hh
TO- tho tunes, THE BILL FOSTERS DREAM Copies 81
oolos s iDabes i;c Fof sale BY all leading News Agents.
aid RObe 1OUsEY I2I kAssssR Ut.
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A NEW SLAVE OLIGARCHY

TO tONE Ut I OF THE WAX
See SPEECH ofthc Hon. NARTiS y. CONWAY In TIE
PULPIT AND ROsrRUM No %
THE PULPIT And ROSTRUN contains the abeit De
u most eminent pube peateEA Prcs 10 cents
number, or ? ysaf (for r. uuiub-f,i
T.. ID. bARhER. no. Us Grand ct, Ee~-forL
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLADEL-
PHIA-For tho relief OF the sics aud dsrsusd Afflicted
with No.nt aud Chronic Dss.s and especially Diseases
a. the SsrnkI Organs
Medical sdycs given rrs, by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS Gu BPERMATOhRHHA or sEMI-
NAL WEAkSIsS and Other Disesses Of the Sexusl OrSans
and the SkW RhMEDI employed 10 tie Dispensafy.
cent IN scaled letter envelopes free Of charge Adde'S
UI j. 6KILLiN HOUOHTOS, Howard Ascension.
No. South gh-sL. Philadelphia -
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Flags,
alililarn Nciifes.


Thoroughly listed snd approved by Amy Officers with Pr,
pace; Rihes or,y rods Carefully Manufactured
bye Z. COOK, Ne. haven.
No, aud e1p the sizes Of men, and No ut three
sa, Of foof Ii Vest will be forwarded 10 any add
sept Of for g1gstes; 81 for ocewb express chsI
added
Bad by Messr, ELLIOTT No 2JI Bresdvsy
Aho ~ all h'itAry stores.
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AmnsemeuIs

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRILLIANT ard UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
THE LEvkIS Of
COMMODORE MUTT
THE 100000 MUTT!
THE $4,000 MUTT
THE $4,000 MUTT!
THE $4,000 MUTT
a.. ere~d~d morning noon and night. de continues
EVERY DAY AND EVENING. THIS WEEh-
To hold bic Leyee. 81 ell hours and In addition TO hi.
SONGS DANCES. and MILITARY DRILL.
Which have 90 enchanted his ytors be will give the
CELEBRATED GRECfAN STATUES,
GRECTAN STATUES,
GRECIAS STATUES:
Hercules Eomuus E-n1. Ajax. Aohlos The Slave, Emo.
isuf, TIE Chid's Payer. &c.
THE GREAT LIVING SEA-LIOS,
Hsving returned from long aud soecsss exhibition tour,
Will be seen all hours. will siso
THE LIVING HlPPoPOTAMUS,
1BF GREAT LIVING WHALE,
AQUARiA. II besuiifsi sFA-HORSkS large SPECKLED
BROOK TROUT MONSTER sERPESfs MAMMOTH
BEAR SAMSON. &c
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
or
THE GREAT FAIRY PLAY osDINAi
THE SAIAD QUEEN,
THE NATAD QUEEN,
With al e., magnificent psrayherpshs. II 10 produced
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EAENlSG This WEEK
A. and :. O'clock
III. New Spectacular Piece positively nett MONDAY
to 81 only Is cents Children nnder TO- is c-n''
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rolums rteh both IN ~if and pdOm" -
North Amerieds Rert.r, Jda., 1861.
LESSONS IN LIFE.
By TIMOTHY TiTCOMB.
4 companion volume 10 LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE,
and GOLD FOIL VOL limo, 81. 10Th edition.
5ldnfS Mynfhy for Fsbrpary 1862 Gays; Wisdom sdmi
hy put We find 10 the page. Of this venture 90 many
heal by maIims and n excellent advice that We hepe
the volume will spread Itself further and wider than any Of
ns predecessors.
DE GASPARIN'S UPRISING OF A
GREAT PEOPLE.
More spropos 10 the times than
DE TOCQUEVILLE ON our REVOLUTION.
NEW ASD REVISED EDITION OF TIE
UPRISING OF A GREAT PEOPLE.
TIE UNITED STATES IN lo6i-'ol.
To which IL added
A WORD OF PEACE,
ON THE DIFFERENCE BsrWEEN ENGLAND AND
THE UNITED STATES.
BY Count Ds GlsPARiS
One Volums, I2no. Prcs 10 cents
This edition has bsen carefully revised TO conform to the
new edition Of the original ~oTs just published u Paris
Ill
DEAN TRENCHES NEW WORK.
A COMMENTARY on THE EPIsrLES TO THE
CHURCHES IN ASIA
BY RicHAED CH.SEyfx TRENCH ID. d., -
Nicely OF verbal criticism richness Of classical and pstr
otc lore beauty Of ymbooal int preaion slight vein OF
nyticism devon, and canes, and practical spu-indeed
al the qualities hch the sn'hor has exhibited In his former
wohs Christian scholar sud Interpreter, arc happily com
oined in ,his produe,iOn"--lN. Y. Independent.
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Misrelldneous.

RRuSBES ofeyery description at the BRUSH
~ FACTORY, No 800 Peagl.st Harpsrs' Building An
article a, tie lowest factory prices PAINT BRUSHES Of
ssnpeuoF quality constantly on hand JOHN X HOPPE.
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seimen. Ordinary sesmen,
BOAJAkN, LANDSMfN, '.
EsCHASltS AND OTHERS,
WAIVED FOR T'HE
MARI NE. AKTILLE cry,

Now IA seiiye s1yic. ~
. GEA BURNSlDES EXPEDITION.
fs' he ,ansv the Navy and gro bounty ., the sxpirs
, q YIN 81 sryce. which Ia three yeaIf the Al
eA. haf can be le. for families any
hereof fAyebe zach payday In kewYoTk. TIE
1919 "a i.h 1sfhcai,s 10 the fanie. Of those Joining
lis lel ,o, benefits Of the Volunteer Fund IN New.
W a.a bt21Al. The men will also receive uent ard
t.ten. l.'f bed and be ding on being mustered in A
= 200 vi rs Gos DhUNnERs sre needed Early az.
,,s neoesury. - H. OFALLEY. Nc. 10 Bo~ery be.t
~ Noaai sud lester sts y. Y.
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NIBIOs GARDEN.
~ CROWDED HoUsES-BRILLIANT SUGGEST
Second week Of
Mr.. JOHN WOOD
Mr.. j. COLLINS.
and the treat Spectacular Play Of
SPLENDID SCENERY, ELEGANT FURNITURE
CORRECT COSTUMES SUPERB APPOINTMENTS,
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
THE ORIGINAL MUSIC BY THOS. BAKER.
THIS EVENING,
and EVERY NIGHT until further notice,
THE COLLEEN BAWS;
MYLEs MA COPPALEFN with song.). Mr.. j. COLLINS
ELY OCONNOR with sony.l. ......M Mrs JOHN WOOD
Act The Lake Act 2-The Cave. Act 1-The Ball Room
Admission TO all parts OF the house .......S ocnts-
Secured Psrques Stalls rs cents
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Two PRiNTERS.-FOur TABLE-RACKS,
= and five large SORTS-CASEs for SALE cheap Thee
Table Racks and Cases In excellent condition There sss
hive cases to each Rack Inquire Of j. o. COOLEY Co.
No spTessst, TI.t ~. b aiding. n Y. City
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4 New and Delicious Article.

MAPLE SUGAR SYRUP. manufactured by the NEW
YORK STEAM SYkUP-REtINERY, snd I0ay b. found q
al tie 6rscss. Gro-enes Wht tia uted has ziyeI
sstne Etlsiaction. General Dep No. Sl2 Broadway.
KFATOR s co.
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N.B-Us haze 'sid,ionsh,p and nersr bod bssiae's
eonneciion ~ acquaintance v aHy o'f enb'i'i" bE hs
na1c Of Iioyd.
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TNHE LIBERTY BELL.
j by WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE
Author Of tho National An hem " God Of ~. Fr.u
With Illuminated cover tnd eIgpi,tey ius,,s,sa ,
Jp~ings by yoHs A. Hows Wv" NUM-
Price % cents.
"Wslsoe's Lyios during tho present terrible er,.,.
brimfnl Of .~1ius and power and the uoble AMI
productions OF the!r hind "-lGeo ID. Prentice
Wallace s.nnde the front rank Of modern po-t.rfya
gar A. Poe.
Also Uniform with tie above lDrraed by r. O. C. Dsr.
THE STAR sPAN0LED BANNER, and THE AMEKickS
FLA0. Price n cents each.
J. @. GREGORY, Publlsher
No 90 Wsksrs- NJ Y
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IO DfSPEPTICS.-DAVY ERVALENTk
ChACkER restore the Digestion regulate the bowelI
develop the appetite and much than cursves In gas
eraL ISAAC McGAY. Cracker Baker, No. zl9 Fonythse
near Houston. See circular
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING
viii b. presented after mach reu preparation, tho world
renowned drama of
UNCLE TOMS CABISi
Or. LrrN ASosG TIA LOwrv;
Adapted from the c~-Dr At-d novel OF
Mrs HAHRlElg BEECliER STOWE.
TLi. bcsuui piece, pronounced BY the Clergy Press and
People tho greatest moral picture OF natural and dramatic
prosecuted tho stage aud which spp-as 70
the highest aud Bob.st feelings Of the human heart Will
s Ia the most perfect form possible the scenery
being now the appointments correct and the cast selected
with oveIJ 10 render the beet possible the talent u
tho country could afoId.
Ate. Uncle Toms Cabin,
A SPANISH COMIC PANTONIME,
presented for the frat time In this county, full Of gsycy and
ninth In which
THE BEAUTIFUL CUBAS,
Mon.eur DtNERNAY, the Demon % Distortion aud Don
Juan Xlmenes aud The fu Corps dc Ballet will appear.
old BOWERY TIIEATER.
~ The Management. would respectfully inform the public
that he has produced the
MoRAL AND RELIGIOUS DANA,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
A AN EQUESTRIAN SPRCTAcLH,
Tim, sivnx decided Natural Tone and Ehrc. 10 the great
work Of Mira II. B. Stove. who, In her book wildly do
''' Ii0HTs AND SHADOWS OF SOUTHERN LIFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

EOTTSCIIALK. NiBLOs SALOON. -
~ OPERA
Mr. J. OHAU hss the honor 10 ANNOUNCE.
THIS (NFDNESDAY) EVENING. Feb. 70,
MR. 0OT1sCHALkS EIGHTH CONCERT,
Dos PAsQUALE
Miss Isabella Hinti-y Norint
Sisnor Brrnol ..EIne-to
synor Dr hslatesa
sitnor SaEi in his renowned ch.racrr 81 Don fssqu-
MR. GO11SCHALk
will play: -
4 fASTAstE FAvORrri"
O. TWO TARASTELLA for violin vioionecllo and piano,
composed by 1o.s'hah psonosb by brothen holsnhsuer
and the sgthor.
D. FRAGMENT or CONCERT IN y Minor II MsYobe do.
Gibornos composed snd performed by GottschAk.
T. THE UNION PARAPHRASE III CONCERT. com.
pos-d end performed by Botischak
Mu.cs Director and Conductor Marezek
Seats bs s.cur.d al Beer sciuners No 7Ol Broad
vsy snd At Shells No. IL W,llst
Tho grand pianos u,,d o, Mr. GOsrhAlis Concerts are
furnished from tbs celebrated factory Cbckorng sons ia
Boston.
TRIDAY-GOt,,eh.f, Grand Gal. Might Al the Academy
Of Music.
sATURDAY-Got,schslts Gala Matinee st the Academy.
Mr. 0ottsohslks Concert In Hartford Thursdsy night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

Tnsus-One Copy for one year. e3. I've Copis' enc
year. IS. Five Copies, one year eli 25. Ten Cepiss
10 one sddress, A2O.
For q Club Of Twenty, We ssnd an Extra Copy.
yora CLUB Of Forty sond The Daily Tribune rsia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

Mr.. PrRpY.-The publication in your last num-
Dor of verso d it be proper to call it SOY of the
"Carricrs Address in the Sunbuly imerican,n re-
vivcd recollection Of it. | read it at the time it
appeared, and then thought it of the most con-
teIuptihlc pieces ever read.
We have taken the above extract from a
communication in the last number of the Sc
called Northumberlond County Democrat-
Whether it issued from the brain of the
learned Truman, or some one else equally
profound in stupidity and assinine philoso-
ply, we have only to say, in reply, that not
line of that address was published in the
AAEnrcAS But in saying this we do not
hesitate to declare, that the lines referred to
contain more loyalty and true patriotism
than all the productions of the editor since
his Hegira from Lewisburg We should not
have noticed this silly production, only to
show the aptitude of our neighbor in coming
his own facts when they do not exist We
have already promised him books on Spell
INC Geography and Grammar We shall
Lieing.' - -