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1862. 7 II Z 1862.
PENHJYLvANfA CENTRAL RAILROAD

PEHE5YLvANrA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with H. connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fsox hsw.foRx TO TIE PRINCIPAL WYsrERs CrtEa
Nswyeey end Gender end dr As 5S, Line nv rv,,
iOUIE LEAVE EEW-YOBK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLAH0i-sT
Byway Of Phlstelpha The morning p.se gers leave sv
York time as other routes EYeLlns pssse1ssd
az 6 y u one hour later thar other lines.
By way of Allentown eyeons pe,sengers IesVe ne
three honis later thae the northern line. ao pom fo9
points IN me NouhWest CTesire, Ind anogoss Lo1've
Sc Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati AID ali nsir
point, West with fewer changes OF cars -
slespinz Cars without change from Philadelphia u
pit.bryh 8s5 rn!lea and rewYork 10 Pittsburgh 80 ss
smokug and s.oon Csrs on al traias
Far, the y other routes.
Bs,xssr check ed through Transfers free.
secure Ticket. "a until USED By pi.isbargh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
tn Pspn.vlvsni. Central Company runs en- R,ipss,
Accom- un0dson Lire. whtcb at0rds comfortable NODE
parties moyn. Nost" ard a! oce nal lie u'SA is
Of fare ,,,.,,,-,s
y ih. route ffesh # oil dssodPons can be forSn..s
b and fom any poBt the Railroads q Ohio heutucky 10
dia., linoi, Wisconsin, Io'ya. Or Missouri oy EAlL.
DAD DIRECT or to ans port on tbs nsvigabe rrsn
the West by stealEeis from Pittsburgh. -, -,
The freight and irofl any point 10 Tue 0!
the P.np.,lgsul Ksroad all times a. favorable
r. nir.ting the transportation Of theh fresh 70 tn" Con
!sny, rely with csp6dsges o. IL :P.ed: i'sn'H
Farmer. In Live Stock win fnd tbs sd
vautaeeon, route Capacous fsTdi vel veteed ara sup
Piled every veience have been opeued on this Inc
ni IT, connecticut aud every attention "a reid 10 fn wants
FROM Harr,5ag where viii be found ny couyenieee fs
feeding resting choice IA offered 81 1e faL ADL|
PHIA EEW.YORn and BALTIMORE MARREfs
j. J. ELLIOTT, Passenger Asec'. 40. Altof-hocsa
LEIGH Z CO., kleish, Agonta, , , ,,,,,
No ! As,oT House and No South Wilam-a
MCDONALD BIachofF E@ss5a5' 6 AssS,.,
yNocH LEWIS General Sur't. Aitoous, Pa
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6tationsrp Gnb fantp @oo0s.
.. yI,UE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-ThE BEST or ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST Pens ~ THE WORLD,

rIg GOLD PEN-THE BEsT or ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PEN' ~ THE WORLD.
IN receip Of " tie following In cash post
,,np tho subscriber viii send by return mail otherwise
s directed Gold Pen Pens rejecting the came seOrdso
e '''''''''IG3o 5L PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For % cents the Magic Pen for cents. the Lucty Fen
for 30 cents the away.kesdy PEN for Is cents the Elegant
fcn; ard for s \, the Excelsior Pen
The sizes are. Nos. 2. ? 4. 5 ADD O. . .x.,,o.,
TIE SANE PENS IN SILNtR-PLATEO EATENSloS
CASES. WITH PENCILS
For 20 the Magic PEN !or IS cents The Lucky PEN
sDd for ~ 20, the Executor Pen These are welhnished
good writing Gold Pens with lcosnn Poihs the average
Of every Of which will isr ous gro's Of the De"
The name ~. Morton" "Numler,, and "oaii:y' ar.
stained on tho following Pens and the Ponts are war'ne
for r months eIcsp, ssust accident. The nueeI- nd
este sire ogip: No being TIE smallest No the largest
isrees Mammoth Gold Pen for III de.t Long aud medium
Nss Of s sre, aud qualities Short Nbs 81 Nos 4, and
/ aud made On, frat quality Tho enSavos' are fac sim
lies o. tue &c GOLD Id Peas. WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents, No. Zen. lst quality or No. fen ia
Tor ST. NO sPcn l.t quality No Pen' I'd quality
For : q a No Pen Is, quality sNO 4Peu, "a quail
For 81 So sNc PSn ii quality, No Pen I'd quail
for Us IS No. Pen Isl quality No Zen 2dquali'y
y% 2F saME 20 Goh p'T Fms N SILVER EXTENSION
~ CASES. WITH PENCILS
Por 81 So aNo Pen. lat qnsrty, or No Fen "a quai'y
For 81 -, No. PEN 1T qualify, ora No. Pen. I'd quail
Is. or a No 4 Pen 81 guilty =, III.
For ~ No 5Pen let quality. No Pon' I'd quality
or 2 No 5 Fen, ID On Nts. .,u
For ~ No Fen, 1T quality, No. Fen I'd quality
Tor ~ 50a No. o Fen, lat Quality. .-, ,,o,,.rcn
GOLD PENS ALL lat QUALITY IN sih' In 'aooNiH"
DESK-HOLDEHS.
Fer ~ o No. 4 Pens for ~ 70 mo 'rehi io' " 80
No 6 Pen; For ~ 80 No Pen. .sx
For ~ No PEN for ga No. sfeni ana lot 20 NO
10 Pen go, ii, 49,, t.,,o.,,t,
The let Quality" are pointed With The very pss lritosmn
prt carefully selected ard nure Of this quality are sold
win the slightest nperfecon which skill aud the eio'e"
ghe "a ousi," sre superior to any Pens nsde by him
Tie ID Qnay" h. ltcnds shall equal IN respect TO Do
isbility Fla-iy sud ood Nnos Sus.,ss V"e GUY '"'
consi ,rrstionsl siiv Gold Pens made ehe"here
I'm regsd 10 he esp Gold Pens he begs o We TO sy tht
pravo. TO era'ifg hs New and Prented hlachn-s No
cp5 moi have made - Good Writing and Durable Pens oi
m mice lad tb. Gold been furnish-d gIsnit"usiy
pgy,ir, ord,,Ins must all asdHces Pecvg rae Nem
~ ami Ctrffyn 4 fke Peas Feas dnf Cosc' rSHef
~ For sale BIS all dealers 10 the bns throughout the
county. uoproc
No 25 Maiden Lsne Scw-York
ANY on. .eudnr single hitter po.-tanp VIII receive cir
chi .r ri,h he engraving. above gr'erTro TO-
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achieving tfum ph Of mechanical sk To- s
and dis,sncins al foreign competitors The pa" al mas
wi0.ssed ths inroduc OF Ia the mode OF string
Pianos tht certainly deserve. general attention from all
lovers q u4c The Improvement question 10 The nven
ton of Mr. Il. briggs gentleman slresdy widely known
tho originator Of some useful pstents in this line.
Mr. DKGGs caiIs and justly that the prevalent method
Of sng.ng il faulty and place OF II hs has applied faen
ing termeda "SPirg Clamp" which eectualy relieves ths
boz nd aud bridge strain Heretofore the twisting strain
upon the bd board caused placing snd holding the
strings cut Of line has been rated at 600O 1900 pounds
all ordinary psuos tuned to concert pitch Tbs clamp ooy
ate, the nud.ahs results of this pressure and
adj. to the bGncy and power Of tho
Furthermore. /, claimed that the instrument must
here the board not oyerrained 30 thai Piano, with
camped sog. will be actually more valuable when twenty
wear old ta4n when fresh the factory
There arc minor effects ecu y desirable fe'nltihs Hph
tb, simple contrivsnce. Old P,sco OF any max. Gao 20
rptted tihing this principle - 80 10 ssin OF
her TO supass their pristine qualities OF tone fI-cies
ius truth OF roma'ss eau De obSined AL
who curious 10 the matter by visiting the Negooms NO
80 4th-st, - 49, -,.
BRIGGS g. TOOKER,
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New.Hsvsn, 7. o a. m, CEx)i n:lS. 3igIZr), n
4 81 aud p. "~
For bridgeport, 7, q m EI.l, 1916. 800 fE1); -
For MIo,d strstford, Fairfield, Southport end w.sos.
! a. m. 2:l5 $3.50 aud +:jO p. m. ~>
For Norwak, I, s;3oA nj l3;is. 3;s). tExli 30 tAL
For Dsrieu and Greenwich, :, $3.50 n, ,ls,sn4sa
$3.50 p.
so, 4.3O $50, p m.
For Port Chester and inter intiouA a)oa o. Il
IS 3::O;4:g0 $50, $50, 8p. m.
For Pon Chester snd New Rochelle sp. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via spriDgheid "a. H., (Exl 800 fEIlsnu
Ter Boston. via Shore Line Hl5, sp m
For Hartford aud Springfield, Ia M tEIl n:l5. ia
(Er p.
10, Connecicut River Railroad 10 Montreal H. (E.l
and is p N TO Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence, ADD Fislk Railroad. -.
tEx.l. 1915 ,. ~.
For New Haven, New LondOn, aud storlns'on R.prssl
st8 a. NJ, 2;l5, $50, 3 .. m
For Canal Railroad IL: Is D. m. 70 Northampton.
For Hoasatouic Railroaa TO Pttsheid g.
For Nsugatuck Rsilcosd =. IN. 80 ?. u
Dor Dsnaury and Norwalk RslEoaI l. $50 H., $50 q
CoInn.odous eeping Car. attached 70 Q u train.
JAMES H. HO1T. Supeginteudeo,
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RIA. Csiate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEATS 0f . -, 80 80, 40, 90,
add 20 ACRES THESE are .ccc'ed and desirable ioca'
ilgs on roasou,bo tens IN healthy nnd pleasant Dor
hoods near o. cburch schools 'o-e aud ready markets,
ie .o 4. .nIy oam srd mari with cay bottom, CHOICE
frnt good or 6shils and g ling ~ miles from ~ y 10
titnes daily By tho J. G. r. eIcernt selecoa fr per
dng husn-s. IN civ or ge leen having who de-
.ire h. land vDg a.evrry rucc o. 'hre
ofsboyr places. am va city II nday ron J. I'll ococt
a. No II D.rty-s; where ptions aud maPs eau be
& \. LEYERiDDE.
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ACADEMY OF Music, NETWORK.
~ THIS MONDAY, Feb 10, positively closing night OF
THE OPERA SEASON.

~
n THIS MONDAY. Feb 10, positively closing nigh, Of
TIE OPERA SEASON.
IA SONNAMBi La
Mise KELLOGG In the admirable role -Auina
BRIGNOLI... ....... Elyuol 81 SIM Count hgdelpI9
Musical Director and Conducto, ....,...MAN MAhEiLth
I NJ. GOTTSCHALK.-NIB SAlOON'
lie Mr. GRAU has the honor announce that the IN
FIRST AND SECOND or MR. GcltSCHALh'S uhA'ND
CONCERTS viii teis place on -, .,
TUESDAY and " WEDNESDAY FEB. IL ana IL" d.
NfBLO'S SALOON
Mr. GOTTSCHALk will be assisted ny ,,.ucr-sr
Miss ISABELLA ~ vCKLEY, tRlONoLl, mpnttt
SUSiNI RICHARD HOFFMAN, the iavone .iah''T
ana Herr MOLLr NHAUtR Niol1ncerniws6or
PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAYS CoNOh"i's ,s;,i
|. AraJeru en. ~ sod Z
2. Duct-Beissrio. . :. 80. 80 'e
3 OyeruIe-Wiiism Tell Arranged Tor Two
Tia.os BY l.. NJ. GOTT, CHI AIN per IL ,,bo,
formed by..........., Richard Holman dn1 ic 1919
1. Cayaipa-Bei y........' Woucnhsner
Swedish Melodies. Henry 'ioiohna"e
u ~" -. Iii, kley Rriguoli, Mancusii Susini
7 Trsrscription III Bravu'a # the QuGncuo
of Pigoetto, composed and performed - o,, . r,
nv ............................L. M' bUtISCbaLh
PART H.
l. Fsrlasie Caprice, Hummer H. MoHenhauet
Lombard bIlgoh
3 tAj Mnrinures Eolisus Ql Pas,or.loe
Cavalerc tshhl,su. Couposed aid per e.. .,
formed by........................L NJ COTISCHALh
g. Within Mile OF Ediuboro Miss finAcl
= homsI1s-poh Iasqsie''
g. TdoLncre2l Bogis Hickey, Brgnoi susinl
:. The Banjo, 10y general request, conpoted - ,o,,, -
snd performed by................L III. 20 tlrthAhh
Musical Director and Conductor. Maretzsk
Price and s. cent. extra for reserved seats can be
secured ct Beer S,hmeTs Successors to BROWSING no. 'oi
Broadway
Doors openet7. Concert commences prscsely at
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nlusitaI Instruments.
DIANOS rendered durable as Violins.

r. C,,nona-Th, noH esteemed rfoitn NOW ~ ~" "'i
N, 61nIv OF tradsu; o( C,emona n1iy 200 va" ago
CYCLoPSDIA .e,,,,v ,ss,ored
!. Weru-out Pianos permanently aud pere0"' '''O
q New Plan % scared sssiust decay.
3 Coat for this only from : 81 70 sbO
4 Pianos with this patent improvement TOT Sai''
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NETWORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROln
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORX

COMMENCING NOVEMBER II, Isa
Passenger Station In Esw.York cor 2rthSS aud Nss,
q nj 1auce OH Zlth-sl
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COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.-A beau'i-
" ml d,u'le COTTAGE HOUSE. bn.t IL de bet mea
ner containing ~ rooms Aiso f'ncy CARR hp--hut ~
"a srkBLE with acres 4 GROi NJ, we'll plated Si'h
orasreal tree. IN Of the hus neighbour 'od D. K
chester County lin.o ffJm NEWTON 10 minutes offered
bsOw cost aid OF easy terms pp., % ~,
l. y. CALDWELL. No &c Pi1est.
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DROOKIYN ATHEN.EUM.
ID Mr.. GoTTSCHALK'S two Grand Concerts IN Brook
lyn viii take place
THURSDAY ADD SATURDAY, Feb. 10 aud Is.
The sale of tickets commences toby at Prots Music
Store IL. Taonyt and Roses Books re- 2i2 Atlantic 81
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BRIGGS STRING.CLAMP PIANOS.

briggs STRING-CLAMP PIANOS.
w.sKsooxs Mason BUILDING BRoapwAY AID ro.kr ~
81: ENTRANCE Nc. $50 forHrH'sr MAT DOO"
The pI,uoforte 1. the most expensive aud peTi.n
80 o. TO last for gsner alons and like The Won
eyen In prove with but, as tho pocse' OF nnsoa
1890 an Few wears dead loss for tie i'sruuents then
nnscslIy worn and uee.s This indi'das ana We VA,
I unc and ma ona loss-considoriug ths' piano., 40 a.
i.p,v a. th-e,ofy houses and ee counra By huudr' "
nons ud.-. now finally core tee, Ieiorn'd "ii'a. III
inps iGveudon Of Nj $. Is briggs simple, because al
great inventions are but the adoption oil nature o0
lava ....,.. ,, ,su r.,
at present made be forcioe IN 1s NJ AZ
viii, the National Government expenses ut tso niop uo'
srs onth tho ersum-rt now when those ousys hIo
officially rated at two million oosrs cay. oscS's % M
su.aby greater force. Ii IL even respec able ior
"a ny theS may b.sn with tho Injury OF tho piano Ths
.e &c inony il alone practicable by Digs Improvement
Ill Th. patent accurately described below by four ead
PIANOS OLD WORKOUT, on NEW.
The private holder otts msnufsrtu OF w pisno VINO
desire. It guarded tgsn-t decay like the Vion or tue poe
OF WORKOUT Pane long siece c92 ,1V
DOLLARS obtain this security 10 is pofnspent ne "a e
snd enduring renovation Ia the other Inc
bonofably pledge themselves TO tnko ano, hI
wreck ards aud msse il a. god a. over oI t:
This will include new covering io5 ne hAn''' '"'
hGT IT. srRsoSISsss xEEr OK TAsD Skv PAsos MADE
NJ rms bet M.SUEacruhERs WITH Thti fAl"sf 9IhiH"
= The subscribers leave descriptive explanations to 'se
following authorities Tue approval absolute nhq
OF Mr. Morgan and ST. Beige the great orgaus VINO ha'e
not their superiors IN rope Of Mr. Bdstow, whose ep
,i,n a. composer crossed the Atlantic; OF MI rI'p
whose plano known IN oil the capitals Of
and America e efc rte besides the scenthc Hca "
e.diuz musical and the msrpPoi an daily Journal, 500
jou.d establish the ssc sad economical Vhuo Of Hi' III
v,utIon to tue entire musical world.
OPiSIONS OF EMlNFNT MUSICIANS.
The srr thorough sod critical examination
of Mr. s. b. Ds4s' now psrcuted method for sting'ns
rano fOrie checTfuy bear testimony TO II. great superior
n, over the Ordinary mode n II relie'es the
brge ard sounding board from all strain or pressure IN any
direction thereby sueuty increasing the t'ns aud VI ra
tofy poV er vi tLo Instrument IL l. exceedingly simple ~
construction aud essy get OUT ~ order II /, lks
vice greet utility b. Of is r-ndy sppicaon 10 "t
psnos OH The effect Of this improvement
Of tone grost degree. the time render
ins IL p-nectls pure d.nct sud mu.icaL We h4yc exam
"a cd psbus strung this method each edhDhg ~
marked eli the pecuu above stated We nave
believe that T8uo, sruus In s way "u " prove
sd d-rors 10 by ags srd take gst pleasure IL
iun-nfg to ali msndertuers'snd too pubic senrsy
~ important and ufefu mproyrm this, sso"n o.
GEO. ". MORGAN,
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Cbclrcs ior Dnslncos Alcn.

4 GENTS AGENTS Call aud examine
"A DOD.i'S IHFROVED COAL Oh. Burner 70.
Fluid Lamps lriais fer J.. ceut onts make l0l
cent O-r bn les of ready sale Call raodtss JO,EfH
DODiNi No. ~ Dusu1-.t.. Chatbt nst kew.f 0fh
4 DSTRACIS Of impOr.an: Acis Of the Second
Session # the AHAVIth Copgrs AM the Special SEES
uons q fIesid,nt Lincoln, arc gwen In THE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC. 49,
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WINTER GARDEN.

~ IN Eli bAltBEN
w SEVENTH WEEK Of tire engagement OF tie 9iig
nal American Comedian
MIR J. s CLARKE.
Second week Of the
BEAUTIFUL CUHAS,
who l. nightly received In her national dances win the wiz
cal iuroie
with the comedy Of - .
THE SERIOUS FAMILY. ,
which viii be revived for the time in yesrs aud In
which
j. 5. CLARKE
will essaV Tor tle fret time the character Of
AMfNADAB SLEEK.
The Comedy will he presented with msny novel and laugh
able effects
To be followed bv
BALLET DiVERrfSS E.MENf
10 which ti~ brilliant aud beautiful
CUEAS.
assisted bv Don JUAN Al MENES, and fun and perieC'
corps et Will appear fo the frst uWe ia the spsnih
National Dance -
la JOrA ARAGONESA.
To conclude with the magnificent scenic spectacle OF
THE NAlAD QUEEN, go,
which will be preeuted for the ass pisa' bot one WIN ~
gorgeous scenery pctesqe poses. and Brilliant oanos anu
marches.
In the second Ac. he
BEAUTIFUL CUBAS
win appear for the fret tine In
Ia OALLEGARDE.
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nor SAIE--The hands0nest HOUSE N the
i2b Nod on I'd Az, uesr lith..t brown stone icout,
,oiii biok ~ .inut doors. plate gas &c Apply to A j.
I,L.EEN h ~. SOY s 90 NJ. u fIne-st.
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Deniislrn.
= refeSsionaI Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, W. D., Editor OF The
; Scepel and operating asl Consul.iog Surgeon so ~
tthay Ofce clnsu'laoas 10 obscure diseases Of
the pelvic ycsra. Rupture iIcs Narcocele and fis.na
radically cured without the knife LgstuIe Olce hours
IRON to9 10 q aud 10 . EVENING"
4 ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
~ CALENDARS tor the year 1885,! ia THE TRIBUNE
Am NNAC.
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MIR. GEORGE G.. ANTIION's CLASSICAL
I'VE FRENCH snd fNGLlsH SCHOOL, With Prepare
tory ncraTtu aud Gymnaslum Bfosday ccuof 5tnst
EEOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
WI INSTITUTE. No. pa founi-at. Wgtiuaon.fqusre
corner Of Mac 'oufsst, tCL iRkE g. FANNING Rae,ors
win rive Assdansl prepares pa so al ago, lss Jui
aess or COLLEGE.
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VIE IRVING !NSTlTuTE, Tanr1own.

1--WE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown,
H. v, will commence he ilth s,inl annual ,ossion
lRirAY, Noo. !, 1907, for BOYS ont. Crcu,s Gao BE-
tad Of JANIS ~ WHITEHEAD. No ~ las.snzt rooms
Of A. L. n. q. - olce 81 - Jhaan fntns Lux 90, No
Spruce t. or by sidressrs tie PRINCIPAL ~ ;. ROWE.HA
( IST of STATES, Cgptals, Governors, times
II Lei Ih' Mecns' General il actions. etc., la TAI
TRIBUNE AhMAtAC.
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pIIBLOs GARDEN
J - SIXTH We h OF THE GREAT ARTISTS
On MONDAI EVENING, Feb. 10, 1902,
HAMLET
yANLET fPcnce Of Dslr-afk) ....Alr T. i. DAVENPORT
he portrayal Of which clesctcr The Management claims
& LIN Tie te Of tue
BEST LltING REPRESENTATIVE
GHOSf...................Mr }. ". WALLACK. rR
lAERTES. .................Mr WM WHEAILFY
p0LONlUS .................... Dir. MARI SMITH
ling CLAUDIO S........... Mr.. o. ORGI RIVER
QUEEN GERTRUDE Mr.. j. ~. WALLACK.JR
OPHELIA ..-. ........... bils JULIA L.. BARROW
TUESDAY EVENING.
Mr. HACKETT
VII repeat bis wonderful assumptions and appear IN
THREE PLAYS.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF Il. J.. DAVENPORT.
THE WIFE,
FAINT HEART NEVER WOS FAIR LhDY
Grd BLACk-EYED SUSAN
Jdision TO all ports Of tie housed 80 cents
Secured PsIquet cents
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opINroSs OF TIE NEw-YonE fREss.

From The Nsu- iork rfid OCT ~. iBI
IaTEuEsrfsg DiscoyEHf ~ AtousICs-A very interest
ins oxidation " impro, ement the acoustic lo|t
piano took before large numner u mustial
.nenu professional tud snlaeur, hufsisy evening e.
lie room 10 $50 f.hsL IL WA the srphcaon q Lew
invented BY Spencer Drgs the inventor Of
iho Naace "kiDin Psso' tho obj~ct being % avoid TIE
90 que position OF the tng. on The bridge anu is noe o
t. pfev.t IN. instrument from jafos but e. Increase i
tone imn.n.y sud preserve ~. tune Tor great etgn oi
time By this snpe Invention the stir re ~ lri'c
line, Ani h nin upu the bridge screS and sounding 0oTd
sbt.d Tie cKI eminent ksd e. perfection and received
tue warme. aIpfobion Of the professional gentlemen
pr,seLt go,
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DOARDMAN, GRAY & Co., No. 49, Broad
ID wny are selling PIANOS very cheap to accommodate
Holiday purchasers scale "a octave Piano Is muca
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~ o Z L G II A p l.,
No 720 Broadway.
TWENTY WEEKS.
TWENTY WEEKS.
TWENTY WEEKS or
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. ....-...
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
WILLIAMS. the WHALEKlLLEL,
WILLIAMS, the WHALEklLLkR,
AND JOLLY CREW.
CHASING WHALES
CHASING WHALES
AROUND THE WORLD,
FROM POLE TO POLE,
FROM ZONE 10 ZONE.
FROM ZONE TO ZONE.
- SHOUTS or LAUGHTER,
WILD EXCITEMENT,
Fun! Fun! FUN
GO WHALING WHILE YOU CAS
GO WHALING WHILE YOU CAN.
EVERY EVENING
AtTi O'Clock.
WEDNEsDA ard SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
Of 3 oC'ock.
Admission, % cents Children - cents
GLlNTON HALL LECTURE-ROOM.--M
~ aud Ailss LESLIE will read srieotitn fsoIu
SHAKESPEARE
and other pae.s WtpNEsDAI EVENING, Feb. II, st
o'Cotk Admission s. ccuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10
BRIGGS g. TOOKER,

Mason Building, Broadway aud 4th'st'
nee. No $50 4th.st. one door ess. u tho corner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

NOR SALE in WESTPORT, COMA good
/ HOUSE ,nd extra Oubuiidms.. toT particulars, Ia
qu,rr at the SAUGArUCk BpNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

HOUSE fof SALE - The very drslraoi"
L 4 HOUSE and LOr. No 2-8 hh st. near Lais,eue'
,.e fo,r .toh.s high with basement, sub raf wah-
h3use aid eHtcuion ioom hf, '1fy The ocnon - very
central the iiou,, {, Ia good order through ut ti 1nse
o, ana cold water BAH ROOM ae-cose, eas &c Itrms
oil .ar r..y and possession given uiuedi tey. Apply ~
JAMES BuCHAN no. 80 kli4suctlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

NOINTRY RESIDENCE for s LE-At
~ Hudsou n T.. the residence Of gentleman moving
e,yay commanding of ihs river ih t.o acres Of
land ghy cultivated with hnr ruiz ana Il ased n t
p. SAT- part he city Gully not ala fon tfo-a ar"
hot silcus dwelling In perfect order, Hrh iHru c'
sla and MI he modern uprDs rncnts Posse ou slV ~
aedi4oly ~ dc,ireA address GEORGE IS FAIRFIELD
Egr1.n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10
sswina- Alacbinfs.

NEW FINKIE Il LioN, s ,LIresl.s
n s,,NV,>F ,ao.ewood Full Gael toh sAL~ -
si,,... +" q D. IL , boA No los Tribune oLiee. -
INJECTION RETURNS from I'll the be- :, 49, AVE.
IL ,bs Union holding election. In 1901 o"''""'
Tor TIE TRIBUNE Almanac -..<ssssn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

NOR SAII,-The three-story. basement and
4 sub cellar brownstonr. front Hpi SIS, NoA u -
nd "A s.rord.usce Yrookyn combining al the uiodefn
pToveneni- with wse speaking tlee' raeF- iai
utrs sc. VII sod chap and On very cay tefuls'
Arpiv 70 Z. u KELLOGG ;. ~ Gesver-st. New forS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

ANY one .endines single letter po.stamp VIII receive cir
cu.r with the engraving. above referred 10.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

A BIG FRAUD IN INDIANA.-An over issue
of Indiana five per cent. bonds has been dis
covered in New York, amounting to over
twelve hundred thousand dollars. The fraud
was discovered by the officers of the State
some time ago, but was suffered, by the ad-
vice of D. s. Dickinson and A. Oakley Hall,
U. S. District Attorney Of New York, because
it was BELIEVED by keeping the matter quiet,
a large amount of the fraudulent bonds could
be recovered and Cancelled. Pursuing this
policy, Col. Hudson, present agent of the
State, has recovered about 100000 of tho
fraudulent issue, leaving, it is thought, not
over 100000 in the market. These frauds
were all perpetrated by D. G. Slower, who
acted as clerk for John A. Cravens for few
months, and on the resignation of Cravens
was appointed agent of the State. a wealthy
banker and street broker in New York are
implicated as accomplices. Prior to March.
1859, the agent of the State kept in his pos
session blank bonds, duly signed and sealed,
requiring only to be filed up and signed by
the agent. An act Of the Legislature of the
18th of March prohibited the issuing Of these
bonds, and all issued in this way subsequent
to that date are void. The fraudulent bonds
are signed "John A. Cravens, Agent of State,
by D. G. Stoyer, Clerk,