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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10

,ybercwith JEFF. Davis and his satellites repel
tho suggestion that they can ever, under any
conceivable circumstances, be reconclled or
won back to the Union. The Democrats Of
Illinois know perfectly well that those over
lures are Understood IN Dixie as proposals OIL
surrender--that they can be understood III no
other way. The Rebels tell us that they VIII
have no other than d Disunon Peacei ana tne
Illinois Democrats propose thereupon 70 nave
an immediate Armistice, with view TO on
esrly Peace. Who can believe that Peace
sought in this spirit and by such means can Dc
other than dishonoring to tho National
cause
Now we are quite as anxious for Peace as
these gentlemen well can be; and there has
never been moment since War was thrust
upon us by the traitors when we would not
gladly have submitted every point in dispute
to tho arbitration of any upright, capable. I'M
partial tribunal under mutual stipulations 10
abide implicitly its award. We hate War with
an intensity not common to Democrats, ana
would ioyiully hail any honorable conclusion
of our present struggle. But to begin with an
Armistce is to surrender everything ut stake
vet doom ourselves for months longer TO the
ruinous cost of keeping up the ornaments re-
quired for great War. This Nation has no
moral right to surrender to wsnton, wicked
Rebellion, unless it is beateui and.it surely is
not ye. beaten. On the contrary, We believe
the resources of the Rebellion are very nearly
exhausted, and that 1t might speedily be over
thrown II all the National energies were sum-
moned to one grand. concerted effort for its
discom6ture. May we not hope that such an
effort is about is be made' Can we
afford to delay it till Congress shall be con-
troled by such spirits as now lead tho Democ'
racy Of Illinois
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WHAT HELPS w IN EUROPE.
The E1poss gloatingy copies from 1h'
Times Uondon) the following vlllainous libc
on the American advocates Of Emancipation:

IAN the actor. Arc tell each other that this IL
nothing bat Bunconibe Isssus VI. Clay himself would
sink i bis ostsion II ho thought could
imagine hs be rGi oinanclator for Enencipa
saAs that he bad other object la except
tate the south b. sIIoLg st coe tho Tool, Europe
~ fine words MI tasstus NJ CLAW. any OF hs IN ed
compau) In ttesc gs'icuBng orgies would be -nrsgrd
any OF bis iends though. he could
ally as to be siIcoe. 10 be phlanthropit at oil would
probably not be- Ia hs opinion, very ofedaDlo u the
shrowdness Of lo omnpayt Of the fnatloyi-c. people
whose facts arc for The most Isrt hctons bat pT0ess
Philanthropy wch can never operate except sgency Of
bioodshed, 10 be lbrruor Of other peoples slaves
ecnsevatof OF bis 10 be proscrbcr tho black
tue North ald West slave Ia the Middle States aud
cmancipg'or in the South IN Contad ,On which the
lsnkoe could allow himself thought really
capable Of snfgssnga worthy OF serious belief by his
people Wnh his tongue h, cheek then. I'll, thu NIB
pointing his shoulder Europcwads Nit Lincoln Did.
III. ends TO understand tia. all he Is doing only intended
to beioc! the Uonens AID tho people and tne pes. Of
sin pie- minded Europe"
of all the reproaches ever heaped upon
Cassius N. Clay, the above arc the most un-
just. Mr.. Clay proclaimed himself an Eman.
clpationist many years ago, when TO do so was to
take his lilo in his hands, reuounco all hopes
VI advancement aud become an outcast from
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lection Of debts pmos. impossible. Dishonest
debtors are the only ODes to be feared, aud
this i, the only law that Gao reach them.
In the States that nro not loyal, or where no
Federal Court is held, the law will be in-
operative. Under the features Of tho CON.
pulsory clause (in the bill now before the
Senate) settlements can be forced when the
debtor ia unwilling to deliver up his property
After discharge under this net, any property
that was not surrendered can be taken BY a
creditor.
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The bill to construct ship canal for the
passage of armed and naval vessels from the
Mississippi River to Lake Michigan, and for
the enlargement Of the locks Of the Eric Canal
and OSwego Canal Of New.York. to adapt
them to the defense Of the Northern Lakes,
was defeated yesterday, in the House Of Rep
resentatives, by vote Of yeas 81, nays II,
aud a motion 70 reconsider was tabled, Ga 10
81. 1t seems to have died from amendments
and substitutes; one amendment, rejected by
only one majority, provided that Now-Yorh
shall make conveyance and grant Of ju.
risdiction to the United States in the same
manner as is provided for in regard to the
State Of Illinois; and oil the provisions
relative to the reimbursement Of the sums ex-
pended by the United States TO Illinois shall
apply to New.YOrk 10 as TO make her similar
reimbursements for sums expended on the
New-iOrk canals. Then o substitute was
agreed to, Il to 81, which stipulated in what
way, how large, and how soon the work should
be done; and finally, as we have said, the
whole project was killed. It is too late in the
session to start it anew.
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A resolution was offered by Dir. Grimes
yesterday in the United States Senate, and
adopted, requesting the President to commuDi-
cate to the Senate, if not incompatible with
public interests, the character Of the sugges-
tons made by tho Secretary Of State to NJ.
MERCER, the French Minister, which induced
NJ. MERCER to undertake q mission 10 Rich.
mond and what representations NJ. MERCER
was authorized BY the Secretary of State to
make to the Rebel authorities. Without re-
ferrng to the fuller statements of the CONVEX
sations between Mr.. Seward and NJ. MERCER
concerning the mission to Richmond, which
are said to be in existence, the basis for the
resolution Of inquiry is probably found in the
following portion of dispatch from NJ. Mer-
cier to NJ. Thoutene, which we printed On
Thursday last:
"Mr. Seward fad to that might add II found op
perfume occaon that Ia his opinion the North animated
by sentiment OF and that for himself be 3ud
with pleasure find bse again in tho Senate In the
Of all those whom the South fought it fit to send thhei"
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Inc bankrupt Law, temporarily deferred
and possibly quite defeated for this session, ia
a matter of great Importance, especially to
parties having money due them from tho
South. Its provisions arc calculated to protec.
creditors against the stay, valuation and other
laws passed by States. which reuder the cyl.
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nnpnEC DHNDLNTN.

TO CORRESPONDENTS .n,..,,,n,
r. nctcs e.n be- taken o; ANONYMOUS "A
Whatever sinteDded for insertion NOS nee...ar,ly ior
by ths oaue ana address OF the ViI'eI Ifitn
Qualification. but AS sgusrsnty ioT ht sV .,,ons
ecsnpot uIoertske &c return n. Addressed TO
Al business letters iof tnis Oi"''
"TuK tribune" New'lmh
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1,nR sArr-v1lnabla hnnroyed Property on

EOR SALE--VSluable improved Property on
9Th end gri-vs 33d end ab,ta, H. Tote 70 snt ppf'
cha.s The Msnvei. of tho NswYork n'uicn ist 70"
lt gh ard sbsvL ga and st. excepting tnrec ts Oh
3Jd eecl, ed By the c.rch The pisPs5i ehe'a eos,
pri..s entire front ON The ohav iv se mcaei W
to- b. The OF valuable aod best improved float OF the
avcnue 10 vacant lots on 3ith add on sst" s'l"n,'
sss sod o. persve marble boil linz ~hic runs ifon sees
to street. tnd vacant lots on TT 3.hev each - ie
res In width by 100 feet Ia depth ns entire foni Ihs
center of block The oil the strsets the GROUND
falling each wsy tho in each OF which thete arc
sawefs 3f.s L. 100 fee. wife, and tho Improvements
already the north ids opposite the premises onrrso
for Of the inst are also those on TIE o
sdc 33d-,t. For erd particulars sTply to oKOot
H. ALLEN, PEsden, Of tho Board at the office oil iaFEs"
~ Potter osq No. oil Wails.., oo,wsen IL a. and p H.
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NnatteluI.
UsIrnp STATES TREASURY, Nnw.yonx. Feb. Q, 1859.

UNITED STATES TREASURY, NRw.yonK. Feb. 0, 1859
NOTlCE.-Parties holding thirty (30) or more
TENNIS PER CENT BONDS maturing the 10Th
infant are requested TO hand then. TO- with Schedules
ANY THE BEFORE THAT Holders svsrins themselves
Of the shove will have their coupons examined and checks
given for them the 18th inss sftor o'clock, p NJ
Interest Desk Of this ohiee.
In addition to the Coupons due the loh n ts follow.
Ing may be inserted in the Schedules;
Those payable on the 18th Of February. 1862.
And 18th Of August, 1861,
but others. 'on" - ~iSo"'
Assistant Treasurer y. s.
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CApTTAL NEW BOOKS.

READY TO-DAY:
TlfE oHPuECs C. KERR PAPERS Second SEN, o *
these capital Hu norous Articles Is,no. Si'h ~ ~
Also new Edition Of Firsi Sedes 81 To-
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Tn an Cssrtry. Dy i4SsRY MoRroxp lAasrse .s
AVsiuus 81 Coais Sones agd SketcleI iInio N's'n'
81 asa SieI Ioveis - esI''
TACTICS or. CUPID IN sF0rLDER-sfnAPS. Yves,
rNir, / We Story ospi:sly told i2mo. Cloth, oil ana
PsrsI C-veIs. rs cents. 49,
NOTES on SHAKESPEARE. His Psys and Acton. ~
JA Il aAcKzr1 the celebrated Comedian lZiNo S'''"'
els
GARRETT VAN HORN; Or. Tho Besgsr on hoe's s'.
very clever Novel by J. :. sArLsps isH0' "'''A'
si -.
THE GREAT CONSERVATION Tbs Seqnd 20 W, ,ne
| Great TribuAiiol" and Great Preparation by III
CrsrlSs limo Cloth uniform With the ether Vs'unns'
81.
The. books Are sod by all booksellers and viii be sen
| BY nlsi, free, on receipt price, ny
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No. 4l3 BTos3wsy, cor Lispensrdre
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Uanis.

4 SBOOKKEEPER, ACCOUNTANT, CORY
n ISL wanted by the advertiser, fair
peun.n practical bootkesper end with sasisctory refer
ences Address U. T. Is, Tribune Ofioc.
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j1roposaIs.

OYylcE OF Army CLoTHIyG Ayp EauIPlss,
No. 5J2 roadway. NEW. YoRK. FEB lSai
A RAiY SCPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals vii
"A be received at ihis Office until II o'cloct n
FRIDAY, the I3th int, for fornishing oy cersns 4
tie Depo, Q. Army Clothing and kquip age IN thb CITY,
Sergeant. Majors CHEVRDNS, Ioisntry.
OnsrtsrMas .-rssergeaots CiiE.ROh5, Iufentry.
Quarter -Aa5ters- ser esnt, CEK' RDSS, Cavalry.
Flint Sergeant, CHfVROSS. Csvalry.
Corpo.a!s CuEyRONS. Cavalry.
Buele CORDS and rASSELS. Artillery.
Bpss CORDS aps TASSELS. Cavalry.
YELLOW WOaspED LACE, siach wide. "a
Comrany ORDER BOOKS.
CornIany CLOTHING ACCOUNT BOOKS
Colgs aay DESCRIPTIVE BOOKS.
COMPANY NJ DRHT 80 REPOEf BOOKS
Regimeatal LITTER Books
Reyifn.n,al DESCRIPTIVE BOOKS.
Regiments. ORDER BOOKS.
W6ch must con1fHi IN every respect TO The samples ~
Office s1d be ubject 20 Inspection BY sworn inspector
Bidders Will how they make deiiverisA
Proposss iut be accompanied by proper gusrsniy hR
tie feihful execution Of contract.
The United States reserves the right 70 reject snyrdL
bes tLst nay bot be deemed for tie rersss " tbs service
Proposals. to he iud.rred Proposals for fprni'hao
Cheops Bsgo Cords Books tho case may b and =
Lieat Col d. H. VINTON D. O H. O.. U. g. A.
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NOR SALE AT MORRISTOWN--A FIRST

L. cls.. elegan. MODERN RESIDENCE, large aud airy
conaiosg 10 ioos well oclsd orasu,en,-d ssd .h.ao ~
bssrD, spps orch rl appropriate out bu,dngs henn"y
nc &C. excellent sprias ws,er uTpyi"g the bndnss soa
grounds coutsning 10 scres nghyimpfoved laod isspy
,ute wsls If ,r The pot for sale part o. el
ACKE3 ADJOINING LAND, with vsleabls fui, lLfte fs.
be mig orchards buiidpg' In encc.i-pt condition Win
sorn,s and Mig .ean For interview please address
IS o. CANfIELD, Morristo~n, n. J.
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BEN Qualifications.

A SPLENDID PREMIUM-To any person
~ s-adirs tea weakly sUh,c-ib.n TO Nine DEMoHEsi =
MIRROR Oy FASHIONS a. osrh, VIII b. .enL on. OF
pemorests RUM 'So-SIifSSi 50 'sIIJ,,Nc
and IN nc worh PATTERNS TO each subscriber,
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TVIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR FEB. Ia.

nELhLl AEloLNE tOE ia
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi
ewssk contain, the following;
I..LgAUrNG ARTICLES; Row is the War to o.
oul 4 r'h'noss!s Peace Truth vel.u. Tb
oreaas; The Imminent Peril, ws.aas for
Rsbei Distress; Edi.ofst Paragraph
U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
u.GEHElAL NEWS SEMINARY
WFE0A, WASHINGTON; Special Di.Psssie' t.
v..F7od SOUTH cAnoLnSA: An Ur'ucoessha
~ hys Eh sa ssa IN Qssee a. ysI
Lnfase a AeSel FerT, Result q ;he tint ~.
TIA MAN. Attack As:et % be Ms5s, cordt OF
5 oos5a1c S Of Fl 'q'qs sScsisa o'f
U..THE AFFAIR IN CHARLESTON HARBOs:
Oihcsi Report Of Rear Aonifal Dogonii sta.s-
No INTERRUPTION OF THE Bioek4dej The RebeIs p
pSrentiy Cad to Ges OF; Another MeIsbi.ae
vn..FRoI NEw-oRLEANs: Arrival Of TeIsp Ref.
a. New.Otloars; The stoty VI the EFeape
Of Eleven United s.aes So.diefs; FIgi:iye's
VII. CEN. HAMILTON AND TExAs: How tho
Correspondence If Abe ". Y 1dburs.
N..THE CARGO or the PRINCESS ROYAL.
KAN APPEAL TO TaE TRUE AND LOYAL;
Correspondence of The n. l. Tribune
XI..gBIRTY-SEVENTH CoNGRESS-TaIED sEs-
sIos: PTes.edisss in tie sen@'e and h0u'o Of
XII. .Eew-YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Aul.fAOI EGAOtE
XIV. TIE DISASTER 1t SABINE PASS: Intsrest-
ing Particulars Of The Csg.u.o OF tho Morning
Light AID Velocity by the Rebels; They De
spoie1 Of their PGizs AGeira 1T oslvesson; TIE
800. Bogca9asnt Of ;hs Cay COne'pOadencs Of
ice y. Y. Tribune.
N..A CURIOUS STORY ABOUT JEFF. DAVIS
AID dhE phiyA{kAA fLohiDAi Core
@W.fR0A SOUTH CAROLINA; The Negro vol,n.
ssasins '' ''@ '''1A-'
XVII ARREST or A coNREDRnATE EyissaRy
.'rr xvjiSoAEBODYS LUGGAGE. gi, n,ox,t.n,
Psio-L Law DiS"H-f "Pef
xIX..CHURCH AND STATE
Xx.FOrEIGN GOSSIP.
xXI..FROM JAPAN: Cone,pspd,,,, ., r.. ~ u
TG0uae. VI 4Ho u i.
XXI. DOMESTIC CCoSoaiY: E1..,.,. -, rr,
Csslu 10 III iIoa,OhodA " N""e'
XIII. TALK ABOUT FRUIr
xXIY..A THRlLldNG STORY OF THE wan
xXv..A CALIFORNIA STORY.
Xxyl..PCErRY: The Pres.ssEfs Qua" ..
.fa XVII. PRICES IL RICAMoED
xvii. TIE PRESIDENTS EMANCIPATION PROC
xxfX,.W ITEMS.
xxx. POLITICAL.
xXxI. AGRICULTURAL i1ElS
xXXH PERSONAL
n3 xxXlH..C CITY NEWS
h i xAxu.. ia 4RlAoit5 AND DEATHS.
xx4V. .MIsCELLASROUS ITEMS.
xxxvi.. coMMEaCIAL MArrcGs: Foli Report. Of Tho
Stoc@, So.ss, O. D.ail. auc alto Mafasis.
Id sSes'~.ly Aef'stes .os 4As -" 4. IiD1ue
eIs.
sTNeLE COPIES for sl..,,h. pubric,.ion oncs THIS
nobflN0, n wrappers. ready ior uAlia, Prioc Five
Csns
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Ncnl Gstatc for Sale.
,yCE and VALUABLE BUILDING

LARCE and VALUhBLE BUILDIN'
u FOp sALp--I,orstion below tho City H,lL The
h, mod TO- ia oomplete srdeT and PTeducips good
$3.50 I. Der TO Close will be scd at great sse.t Go
rs n Waist
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Az pURyKYoa's 0suckl

MEDICAL puRyHYoas O'uct
wAsu,SGIoS, L. c, jan y Isy
PROPOSALS for ICE. SEALED PRO.
Il PoSAL5 will ts received a; this Office until MONDAY
tina .J ay .; eoruasy, 1909 al twelve % eaect m
m cay 5 jas aye la. wa wa supply
delivered 2, &c following r,sces 70 VIZ
Newborn, North Carolina
70 Tres Monror, Virginia
Pen.eeols. Florida
Nashville. Tsune..ee.
Sew-J.'esns Lou.Aleaa
ST. Louis. A,sour.
Wss,ins,o Dls,ric. o! Cclucibil
Memphis, Tennessse.
csey sncwn bidders w s'ate the qnsry o. zee 'AeJ -
furalsh where is gathered, rree per tah 81 49, 49,.
and thin what p-h5i tie, ca iIrsA the tnogns Of ti
bids Athou g it desirable that biadeu should poposs
furnish the whole amount required as any ono oil oe P~
BdIer. viii .ia:o wbs. fac tiles they possess II any IL
storing the ice ct sbc pots they propose 20 srTpy
The ice must be u h best quality sasst 70 le nsIeeus
aeiivsred
qae mi aud pos.-0.ee address Of the bidder @ua
II MD i. the OF 6rm the names o. ~ "
Parties must Alpes OF lie BAD VIII De eonsdo ed a. Iae LAP
vidual proposal Of tbs party ssalnsit
Proposals. from aoy parties viii not be cons t"'ed ne
en- oeh II alsyauce to tbs Uues SE.es GoysrBmsG. ra
accompany esca proposition. - . . -.-.. a,
r., g. ). A. aud Ac,ns MedleI Parvoyof, Ws,hnraA
o c. sHd 'hoi'd DC plainly ma'sed Proposals iss Ice
Tie gbty VI .he bidder 10 O. tie Contact Should d
swsttrd hE must ne gissnteet By two rospoa.5e ei'
sons susure, s0 be appended to taesuaaa'sA
AND sud zuAapteo uiEst accompany the bid =,
The responsibility Il the qua must be shown BY ~
oa ce,Gco.s of tho Clsk Of the nsass, Diei Court
vi the lifted STAKES Dis'rct Attorney. -,
Btdrr, must be p,sssn! in person whsn the bids N
opeuo'. OF thsiI prop viii not 1e eensiaerei
sort Ia The san Of Gvs thousand dollars srn-d ey e
contractor and bath o. bis 3spt'F-, WIZ oesquIea '"
ssccessiat Vi.dOg. upon .isniX s!s eonuaS''
Foyn Qj'CtfTdntst
We, -. Of the County o. ana S.Ne ., =
do hereby rarantee hit y able to fulfill ihs ,ss
ast Ia acc ,raucs With the terms & bis propo't on ~
that should his proposition % socePee 80 WI d. once e1
.uto q con;fec. 10 accordance rherewitl. n.
Should the contract DO awarded hin. we 40 p'epsS"
\ &c his suretles. .,...
70 this sg4ru;so rus. be appended the o N oe''a's'
Alovo lnentoEe.. ...s
The reserves 10 himself re right N"m
any l Dads tAst he rIsy deem nigh unsuitsbs
HENRY JOHNSON, N. :. K. l.. .. A..
febT ton Acting Medical PuIveyG
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NAVY DrpARTaEsr, Feb. TO- 1861
z IGHT DRAFT VESSELS for RIVERS and

NAVY UEPkNTIESI, Fe0 TT IoeI
Z IGHT DRAFT VESSELS for RIVERS and
IL BAYS-Ths .4vy Degartmen. will receive proposals.
fr the const- oa and compilation IA every r>peet eIeeps
rrus oYdan st9res fuel yroylsoss. sad ne0ea inssfa
sentI) flr ARA.ORED STEAMERS OF about ssysn huld'
red Of wood and iron combined, having ss 's's
On personal application st the Navy DpsNncnt IN Wus
ins.on OF TO sa Admiral Gregory. No. AZ Broadway Neg:
Yor reios iateri!-s 20 offer Line the plsa ss1
,nco ATOMS when viii be furDished 10 the eon:Taes"
the Dep-riBs nt. ,,
r,rs 70 execute work Of this kind having soabls shops ~
toqls of which, u no. krowo e. tie Department. 'he3 ma
p-srert evi le;ce With their bid. - ,,a
t.asifer Of .ry contract order oy IL crest heel
The bi.dsrs viii the rice and abe tine VIII vi
thew VIII agYco to coY.e.s tos vessel or sesse aoe tns
mut lie soforB.Dei by the gIirs3y required oy fw as
awarded 10 they viii promptly execute the eonv.
nv "a tboy mas. DO nd1sei Proposals fog sessesls
Mvar Defense" 20 Distinguish them fron oshsf ouaIss' ~
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ryY3E MOST VALUABLE PREMIUM EVER
L uTFEHFD TO each person sending CO yearly sOb. Glib.
o.. 10 Mue DRMOGESpS MIRROR OF Fashions, q;
> ,nch will be OF WHEELER "li.soN >
SEW MACHINES with lie and cur Sc tlcking
Attachment all complete, and In extra copy OF tue
Of FASHIONS. AL tue subsciieeI. to be iufn,,s9 "ir
svo DELAY the subscriptions may DC sent IN as last as po
curd they will be credited the II sent al osstnet
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Uaurina Academies.

A DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES.
IA No. 2ns sth.Av.. New York.
Ne. ~ Moa,.ype-st. BROOKLYN.
NETWORK CLASSES On " WEDNESDAYS and SATCR
DAYS. MONDAYS Eud THURSDAYS.
BVCOKLiE CLASSIC " tuesdays End FRIDAYS
Gofainz aud afternoon Cases of young lad and chlr
drsa Evening Cla<fe, for gentlemen.
Cas.ss opar. p ipiis commence Al any time.
Circular Of tslmS 10, 10 had ~ e!.rrr Acajshy
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NAVY AGsSr's Opecs, Nnw.Yosx Feb. 6, lSd
CEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed " PrOpOsh
~ sot inzo, Copper" will he received at this oee ahu
rCFSDAY the lTth dsy of Frhrg.gy, st ~ O'Clock fo
:fGJ,UOG POUNDS OF BEST MINNESOTA NGor
COPPER
TO be delivered Immediately, at the ordanes YEd WnAsc
tor free OF ali " the Goverunent end 'uoecs"s'
ususi inspection. a.
zach oae Unjust .be accompanied BY written sui'ry.
signed by responsible persons, cefthed~V
some officer of tho Government seipg fo'tn that the ess
ii hia oer is the lowest, viii Immediately cutter iuo eoeua
Is deemed necessary. for the faithful performance o. W
work. |. HENDERSON, Navy sr'-
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OprcB oy TILE PACIFIC AiiL sTgtssH.P COMPANY
New-Yorx Feb 10. 1909
NOTICE is hereby given that the BOARD
~ or DIRECTORS have this day declared OiKiDEND
Of Five O. per cent out OF hs nat earning. Of tbs s thee
rons p,y.be - Of United ss.s Fss. at tbs Once Of the
COMPANY, on FRIDAY, 10,h inst.
Transfer Book vii close on ths Isth aud reopen on
the "a ias.. BY Order Of IL, Board.
THEODORE Il JOHNSON, Secretary.
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NHICAGO INVESTMENTS The under
~ signed hAs for many years pnIcnaed for nonrsdents
aud purohar Chicago Real Estate Resulting
the purchasers Can furnish references to
Investing clients throughout ths country and 10 the bankers
anu bu,iues. men OF hios.o.
ruoS. B. BRYAN BIysn Hall, Chicago
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Professional Notices.

NHARLES s. SPENCER Attorney and
~ Councillor Of Law Proctor and Advocate IN H. > Courts
No. $50 Broadway, New York Refidnnce-no - London
Terrace West 2ji.st. between oh and l0th.ayA)
EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. d., Editor of The
ScaIe and Operating ard Committing Surgeon. No AZ
thev Once compilations the obscure diseases
the pelvic vscera- Rapture. Plc vsreoccir, taiaa
radically cured without tho knife h.atuic. ONCE hours
iron y TO y. | 10 ). and 7 to evenings.
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OYrcs LApArgrrE FiRg INsUR.Nca Co.
BKOoRIIr Fen. H. 1853
INJECTION. At the Annual Election held on
~ th- 10Th ns the following ge1emen were ee,ted ID.
rtctors = this tor pany TOT the ensuing year: .
JAMES tREELtND. JANE9 ChUIKSNANk,
TfUNiS j. HEPJfN, SAMUEL VAN W1Nk,
HIRAM r. 81 JOHN, ALEXANDER NcCUE,
EDWD y. B1ChHOUSE, D. :. VOORHEES, 1900.
JAMES HARPER, JAS v StHpONMAkEh
LEWIS HURST MICHAEL NEFlS.
JOIN L. SYADFR, SAMUEL GARRISON,
HENHY ]. CULLEN. JOHN LEFFERTS,
LLVERIrf H. SAGE, CORNELIUS J. BERGEN,
PUIlIP s CkOOnE AIEXR. w. DENNEM.
JAMES q. COOPER, JAMES TITUS,
JOHN -. SCllUIAkER JESSE c. ROWAN.
john !. Vanderbilt, ANDREW FITZGERALD,
HENRY TiEkkEN, STEPHEN A. DODGE,
EUW ARD HARVEY, WILLIAM SPADER
A. suhseqgent meeting OF the Bead MIR T. j. BERGEN
having declined re-elscten JAMES FkEElAAD, esq,
uiGnnoGeiy elected riotlent.
J. y. TlOMPsON. Jn, Secretary.
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baieriinr6.

NUWD'S ARRIVAL
OL AT
STEOGC'S.
Love-. bark undor way
For ST. NaleDtilc's Dsy;
Hos cast anchor at SILDNG5
tShcre tbs cargo bsiongsl
Ard b. Cupid! tis brilliantly iIeighted.
For our baTOes dfar
TuoTe are Valentines ARE,
And tie gi!iE lett behiud
An ssaortuisat viii hYl
4. the teDdeIes. Love ever indi.ed.
There are ba8gsts OF mn
Tla.wlll tears Cause
From the stenies, eyes.
Ana make sIl .le Old 'gnYs"
Sa,t back llom lhelr portraits alfisaLod
Since ST. Valentine first
On this Jolly world D1Iat,
There vac n.'er zach show.
If you qurstioHitfo
And ~ gnhOECpS ~ Lewitehed en- delighted
o. w. STRONG, No. 81 hss.sgs., y. I.
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EOR SALE in BR0OKLYN--Fiye new two
y .o-v b,.,prnt and sub &c Isr HOUSES with me len
Il; situate BsjloTdav corner u "iloushpy
good neghboho hood. aud l-ss ihtl one block iron
cas- Price $1,000 Also fer 81 o0b Inquire Of WAl
MArTIN on tie rreInisc., or OF ALEXANDER UnDLh-
ALL corner Bedford aud PIksys
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AN INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOK
AMONG THE PINES;
Ca
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TIMA
By EnSVNp KJKXz

Ore Of the fsrhie ard ;FsA;sAns veisa'ss whsa
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