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The
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsyOCIATSou
Of this City f
VIII opens
BRANCH LIBRARY AND READING RoCK
No. I,l3s Broadway. on the corner Of istb-se,
TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH l.
To BE- open daily thereafter for the delivery and recdgs
Books from o'clock a N. until O'clock p. IN.

This Office ~ established for the convenience Of thcse re
At distance from Institution and its pyile ges s
free 20 al members Of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY sS
CLINTON HALL Associations. valuable collection al N
standard works will be kept constantly on hand nicds
ing such authors banco Irving Prescott Motley aacsuaN
ShaAespeere, Ruskin Miss Strickland, Dickens Tbsckey
Cooper Scott Msyrs and Others Such books moi y .
found here may be ordered the General Library VIZ
which communication viii be had constantly.
pleasant aud spacious Reading Room will be attaches
this Office free TO all members presentation Of Their srso
membership where be found the Daily papers and vss
illustrated Journals also tie current popular Msg1b'ee
This portion Of the Branch Eabshpent viii DO rcsefvse
Exclusively
FOR LADIES'
during the hours OF from 10 TO every day. the Dentr
once being open however a. all times 10 both Ladies AM
iehtlemen.
Ia making the above announcement the BOARD Os
DIRECTORS dee TO express their Qualification at the grow
log Interest which Is manifested by all portions Il the eoca
ny In the welfare Of their Institution shown by the iserean
Of Ia members and 10y the number Of volumes daa
drawn from s heve1 They desire to give all possible efte
ton to the wants OF members, BY procuring lew works
value published IN quantities 10 suit the desnA
aud by adding new ani desirable Periodicals. and Books
Reference their already unsurpassed Roadip, ioon
Tie DOWN TOWN OFFICE. at No. 50 Liberty'st nes
the Post Office is open daily from a. m. to p NJ or "a
delivery aud receipt Of books
The GENERAL LIBRARY, In Astor- place, ss open =
usual from a. m TO p. NJ and the READisG-koOA ksu
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP
Emitting all se p5fr.ieges Of Library Reading Noon" a
branch Library and Reading Room, and Dov"'Hs@
~, aYRcHANTs CLERKs-Iniliation Fee 81 Sen.a
Annual dues 81 80. To ALL OTHERS, including LADikS
SIS year, in efyance.
Subscription commence at any time.
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FROM san Frnncisco.

San I EAI'LIotU, 2ItuiNL.f 7 0D' ~ "
Sailed, ship Gov L0ugdon, Tor Liverpool
Tmrorters have done but little for the week now
ended Jobbers have done an unusually large TRACE,
chiefly ~ supplying remote mining regions 10 the AoFlU'
ward and in Mexico. ,
The continued dry weather gives an upward tendency
50 grain, in anticipation Of diminished crops iLis
,geason. 49,,
The California Powder Company sooD expect the Or
riyal Of 300 tuns Of saltpCicI from Cri@ u'td.
The Supreme Court decides constitutional the staiute
.b yedn;res attorncys 10 take The now oath Of aegi
snce before permitted 10 continue In the CouT
OF ts state This statute has caused some lawyers o.
Secession prOclytes 10 remove L. Nevada IefItOiy'
where test oaths OF loyalty not required.
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portion Of their lawful dues proportion contributors TO hS
common treasury from which the money Is asked the
especially from 1924 to the present time many millions OF
dollars have been appropriated for the Atlantic coast, while
the appropriations the Western waters but little
81 000ioO1; therefore, he It also
Rcsoired That the Government Of the United States T.
hereby requested apurupde the Of No. CO.,
Improvement Of the navigation Of the Ohio River and that the
Senators and Representatives Of the Ohio House snd Of such
States are Immediately connected with its Interest re-
quested before assembled Cong the great
porace Of the enterprise end the necessity that Il should
be adequate In s construction 10 the magnitude of the inter
es and tho vaness OF the involved is oOupe
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o,,, u,rL Stnsncomn gyatcrlogEed.
UlGBl, y. 81 TIIIl!l tVU. =.
via. SAcgYILLI. Saturday, Feb. q, lcoi.

y ~
via SAcKYlLLn Saturday Feb. q, 1854
The brig George +. has arrived here. she
makes the following report. -
con the Goth inst IN IN with the ship Jacob A. STAN
Ser in lat $50 lon go with $50 passengers RON hsiIe
%,r EeyYcrk In Il STATE Of starvation Sgppiied them
with what provisions We could spare TOOK on tho see
ord officer and eleven Of the crew Of the bsfk Stad
ae0laa from ST John FOR Pools England aDaLNOhed vi
fbe lGth Of lnuary, WateroTgct"
JEo,e--Ihe Jacob A. Stamier las reached Ne"-hofk'
and made a similar report
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Important 10 Railway Traveller
TIE MARCH NUMBER OF
kPPLEIONS' RAILWAY GUIDE

r
APPLEIONs' RAILWAY GUIDE
READY T 3 gr paS ( AZ A loAz'
I-NRAnrr OsE HUSprEp RAILwAr Msps, representa-
the principal railways OF the country, the dI1-len
towns, yilllges lnl cities through which they pas
Together with the through routes % ard tFom sos
,op, Nos-i OK, Philadelphia harrisburg B,uln99re
Na.hlngton. Richmond, Charleston, Mempbis
Nashville. Eew-uIeens. Cairo -; Louis Chicago
hshsAsH s f mo,I pso ,a. sao Gis e,S.i
Portland, 81. John, Halifax Goderics &C.. toss.hes
with all information IN EeereUse to Che Tesoe,''
out at the United States and the 6saaS;.
u-EEARLT TgaEE BuSDHkp FIHElABLss' giving TIE
iue toe departure and arrival % tho trains str
tions distances and connection together with in
formation Of much yaiae 60 eveIy railway trsve.eI
AL-RAILwAls AND TaEie ttoGnE~s; Ans o"r.ing In'
migration 20 TIE United safes re ,a;ionsl henA
Systemi London Telegraph W. APPLETON Railway
"a de-. New Railway syseu IN .er south; New
Yo.E Contra Railway; Opening o. the Pa Sc Rail.
way, The Round l!ouSo Of /. Railway Ia ways Of
Chicaso; Ores, Wes.em Railway OF Canada Iii;
nois Central Railway; CAicasc and RoGs Island
nalw1yi Atlantic and Great Western Rsiv-ayi
Cheago, Alton ard ST. Lou. Line; Boston and
Wee sfcr Rliwav; Ncw-forK and kfe, and Brad
ford Railways; important Rules fos Railway Tray
e.ars, Vim. yard ia Illinois.
V.-ANgcDoTEs ,sD INCIDENTS or TRAvEI-"l Wsit '9r
Tlre," 10 tarla Too Late; The hing u The Pick
rockets; Pcrtr and the Presto MA orege story
Ori,n oi seeing the Elephant. EIreeuns 100
much for Twelve Dollar per MONTH"; Attemas
c. C5I'l.is; DI'1ks al Arornd; A Model Love
Letter very Ep,ral oae.tionj Potent hen
" aAtr OF OiAetl ieatlfttf hH. tit'.'".-A 80.
fon n Indie \ PrRc'i si St. lent TIE Canine pors;
Send along your BeuittaAcei Like grat many
Ou.ers; Short end sweet.
V-poRrp,rr AsD BtoGRArHCAL sKFTCH or LIEUT.
IiLLHGHAsT LiIogsFDIsu, with Phreno-g zeal
Uemcsfon oil Character ~ Fowler Ntib.
yTrspgx TO UPv ARD o. 1000 TPE PRINCIPAL Trirs
OF raH USIrEu STATES AND TEE CANADA In con
nection with Rsii~Gys. -
VIA NEw Outline Mar oP THE UNITED STATS show
ing the Principal Railways eHd COunc.tlo
uI-TiNs sSp nTsrtScT INaICArcas showing nc nter
eurr of lime between tbs vicious cities IA 'he
III 'te1 G,1.es--yg ~ lllu-' -at!o rs.
IX-APPfFroys HALLWAY q, n AND CoUSriSG-housE
CALENDAR.
x-A T.vG" Nrw N,r OF ruE RsLTAys OF THE UgiTED
sIAraB .SO lADADAs. 49, .-.
AFFECTIONS RAILWAY GUIDE
For sale at a principal bookstores a. al ths principal
osk Psrotics ani Press Agencies and upon al OF the
rrrual Railway throughout the United States and The
CaIaGas. 49,
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CRSrs
ID, APPLEIOS 4 Co., Publishers,
Nos 4f3 and SIS Broadway.
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Bsovemests OF Generals Davidson and
Roberts.

CAIRO, IL. Saturday, Feb. q. l6Gi-
Brig. Gen. Davidson, now here, has been
ordered to relieve Gen Hatch in charge OF the Cavalry
Bureau at St Louis lie viii leave FOR that city this
evening
Brig. Gen. Roberts of Iowa is here en- route 70 tie
Department Of the Gulf
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Caution.

Person. wishing 10 purchase the Genuine
SWANS PANACEA,
need not be imposed on they will be careful 10 observe III
h. name of JAS SWAIN is correctly stamped On the sea
"a. aJ written on the Internal Revenue IaI Label covering
he spt .hs on Of the bottle Is pasted 50 so
did Eauk Note Engraving furnished the National Bank Meg
Comp.nv Phad.otia in the center Of which Is poSs
of The late WIN SWAIN.
Be careful also observe that the name swami corSsV
spelled On the bottles containing
SWANS VERMlFUGE.
Prepared only at swAIMS LABORATORY.
No. il3 South Tth-st,
Below Chestnut,
Philadelphia, - -
And SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IN THE UNErKd
STATES.
Go ADV ey4fsemant en- another PAGE.
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HorrL ARrIy,Is.--Dr. iIoppin and party OF
Providence r. J. 'oro stopping at tho Clarendon Hotel
Col. Miles o: the u. s. Aumyi Z. a. Elliott Of Now
burg. and o. Shepard Of Boston arc at the ST. james
Hotel.
Hon. L. 4. Ballard aud vito OF Syraousei Mr. Hop
per and wife; /. e. Dennson and T. ". Williams AID
wife OF Boston. =. G.. Leonard of Cincinnati and ,.
Drins q Utica, lra % ne Fhhaycnuo Hotel
Hon Amasa y. PaIkcr and 4. D. Lauiius Jr.' Of Al
bany; J.. A. Chaplin Of Ru.laad, VII {. Carroll Oh
Cincinnati. T. Beauchard Of Bar;ford' j.. n. Bown
of WATERFOWL Hnd II. q. Blight OF HIaos are al the
81 Nicholas Hotel
Gen. W. O. Kyle Of Rogersgille Tenn; Hon. T. A.
Rollins q Now. Hampshire, j. T.. smith, o. CaLaI,
daituai w G. LGpham Of Syracuse; josiah Rogers OF
WashlGgtoni Il. Appleton OF Boston, osgood hinIiSy
al WoTt,.eT, 4. d. Bynetted VI Wisconsin, aud J.
Wells OF Connecticut. ore at the Astor House.
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Hires.
IN THIRD AVENUE.

The building No. 500 Third avenue, owned
by Mr. Robert Geary was on Saturday night damaged
b5 fire 10 the amount OF slOr. Insured 10 tie f~fA
vsg i~cicf bT Mrs Parker rs millinery stores toss
about 500 insured FOR 600 ~ the Continental com
many The Ire extended ~ the store. 40. So. Goion-
ing occn Jtd as O confectionery STORE by Ny. tHIr.
o.s afo.t $500 Insured for "a 300 in the riIcmcns
i.ouuauy
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Entertainments This Day and Evening.

EntcrtniuWfnts This DH) nHu Nv w"
For location Of Deaeyr and fire 81 eorimeHceMei ' ~
t,fmspn ~ other eolsmas Of hnPaE>r.
Ac.pr.r or RUaO--Italsn open, II Iroystofe'
NIBLos characterization Of LOnjumeau
WIILAoxs Tn.ATgR-Hosedhe.
WIsTEu GARDKs-Tcket.o of Leave Msn.
OIYrPrO THEATER-fauingh Butterfly 49,, A.
Dwarfs, Whalsit-Iictet,ofL raTs nis
XI~ AsHukGBs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Animals
Pcrfomanoes
Hno. pvAY AmrHfrHEATxR-Equeftri Performance
JIoWxa OlRAT CIKCus-Bowery-EguesI lenism.
CR.YoS Arr GALLERY Biersttdts Rocky Mountains
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Raid INTO rsayavil,c. Ry.
CAIRO. Saturday. Feb. q. i

CAIRO SATURDAY, rep ~, 4cc4'
Another raid was made upon Maysvile, KY,
BY gaerrs, On the 25A inst. Considerable property
was destroyed and carried Off and much Injury done 70
.he place Mr.. Happy prominent citizen, was killed.
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Business Notifies.
To MOTHERS,

Mrs. WrssLows SoorHlso sEuR for Children " an o'a
and well tried remedy. II has Hood the test Of many many
years known to fail II not only relieves tho o
from pain bat the stomach and bowels cures
coe and gIycs rest sp2 health 10 the child and couio 10 tic
LaDtleI.
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UoYT's HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
FoYr's Hr.vATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
Horrs hi,wArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IoYrs FIAwkIHA BAR RESTORATIVE.
EoYTs HIAWATHA HAIR RgstoRArIyh
EOYrs Hiaw,Tas HAIR REsioRArIYs. N
Tho ,,and ard preparation for the hair Narrsheh IN al
cases 10 rssore faded and gray hais and "skes TO er OF
FINAL color; prevents the hsJ from falling OUT ases nd
haf soft and silky easily used as any hf dresslng pu
entirely ogerco,s effects Of previous use oil preparations con-
tanning pbur sugar OF lead. &c
IiOrrs IMPERIAL OoLoR1NG CRfIH'
HoYTs lsPgEIlL CcLoRIHG CRtAf'
Horrs IMPERIAL toLohiSs SREAs-
IoYrs IEP.RIkL CoLORlsG CREAM,
chanre, ligil and rcd hair a bssnu' brown or bacd
JOsEPH Horn Co,
no. 10 University place.
Eew-Iork.
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0.,,cro rravoral,y ronis1tions.

OswEoo y Y, Saturday Fec. q, leGi.
The Republicans to-day nominated Gilbert
Aiolison Tor Mayor The Democratic nominee for tie
Dame office is j.. A. G.. b. Grant
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Atrseter Bfnnre2.

CLEVELAND. Saturday Feb. e. 1851.
Streeter was hanged at Medina yesterday.
10 died declaring bis Innocence.
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FsryEliEB

CLAY-AILEN-on Tue.dsy. seb %, ~ the Rev 4. ~.
Os,osn, p. D. John Gay j., U. = A., 20 AAs Loiera l.
Allen Il ih, city.
SiIIH-PtT-r-ht Stamford Conn, Ff.isy Fob. p BY
ta~ Rev Wa..r Mitchell Charles " Smith II hew-I or :,
Flrbeh L. daughter Of Charles Pit, esq Of Stamford
10 cA.Aa.
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NFw-YoRK HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Ihe follow
Ing is tie weekly report Of The above lhStltuIIon'
Number of patients remaining February ~ Toii au'
mtted 10 date o. discharged cured. o1i d4eu- o. IL
mining February 20 %he.
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The HIiocrninn Outward hound.

POKTLAND, Jan. =, I'JI.
The Hibernian sailed for Liverpool at AGO
D. n.
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Dcu,h OF the widow of ES-Pre"iden'
pEarrison.

CrcISNATI Saturday, Feb q. 1851.
The widow OF Ex-PresideDt Harrison died OF
North Bend yesterday.
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80 FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1868.

30 TIRST PREMIUMS II IoOJ.
Crown L BAKERS CELEBRATED ELi5TIcSrIrcH sETINo-
MACHINES wsre awarded the highest premiums over all com
petitors the State Fairs Of NewYork, Vermont Iowa. In
dna Michigan iuo,, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
orcron end every respectable Institute, and County Fair
held in ls3 saesrooms No. 4a5 Broadway NewYork' and
No 1872 Fultou,t prooilyn
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TO the Manufacturing Jewellers -GESTLExva:
The members the Jewelor. Association would respectfully
ask an of rs per cent and after Monday Feb 90
1854 end would DO happy to hear from you the evening Of
that day. the Delegates may report to the Association and
would DO exceedingly pleased to hear yon report in the
Affirmative Is. BROCKHURST, President
ADAM luppagc Secretary. q. SrRiPPEL, Treasurer.
AGRaND MASS MEETING OF the JEWELLERS AS
ISOLATION viii be he'd ON
MONDAY EVENING, Feb %, 1854.
et LIBERTY GARDEN, No. 100 Bowery, a. o'clock, 70
hear he Renort OF the Deegaes which 70 be favorable
10 a. TIE COhMlTTEE
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THE OPERA.-Il Troyatoro is TO no given TO-
night f0l tie last time,
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EDpcioi Notice.

Tickets for the reception Of GEORGE THOMPSON can
be had Il Breu AMOS No 7u3 Broadway; Miller N@ewss
No T.1 Broadway; g. rousey Nc. III Nassaus; nrd az
the Offices of The Tribune and Post. 49,. .
The door on 80 av viii opened o.. o'clock for the ed
Of those hold tickets No seats reserved and 10
lick ets sold a, 3d-av. door
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speeial Noiires.

Union General Commitie Adjourned nse I'M
If M. UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE will DO held TINS
MONDAY EVENING at "a o'clock, At No; 6sy Broadwey
RUFUS y. ANDREWS. President
HARVEY I; W ySa Secretaries.
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Unconditional Union Central Fonnliftee.-iiead'
quarers bon Ia 40. gi2 Broadway thirst booI, up s'ts
Ire HEADQUARTERS anil READl,C ROOM o. MS o.
ganizAton are now OPEN DAY and EVENING and al menus
Of Unconditional Union conhey invited - vss
them 4 pleasure. ADAM T. hhLiS, tte,lasn-
n e. p.nKE ALyy c. LEWIS. Peeor-ins sccIeeIles
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Meeting Of IiniFdTessers.-OUinst 70 the increased
of labor and OF articles OF consumption meeting 81
m elias. Hairdressers called hch the following Eeso
luton was adopted That On and after the Let OF March tie
prices OF Shaving to be Is cents hauCutns 50 cent sham
a
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Cough, Colds, Sore Tbront, Weak Breast, Bree
chitis, all Pulmonary Complaints.
swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY.
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY.

trial Of many wears has proved the world that this reD
edy efcacoas il curing all Throat Breast and LsH
Complaints than hitherto known to mankind For All ~
the air passages and lungs sovereign remedy 70
toe weak and debiiiaed ses az .tSe1s henins SeIs
6th..t Philadelphia Sold by WELLS, No ll3 frsAns -
and BARNES No. 20l Broadway. ~ Y.
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The Executive Committee Of the UNION CES IIfI
COMMITTEES viii hold a Regular Meeting on MoNDAi
EVENING" Feb 20 at Headquarters corner broedway eho
IA :. AZ Il ococS OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chaisn.
HLsRl n. liugLAT, s.cre.arise
gakS, Al. HALL
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Reconstruction md the President. = The sxth
Lecture Of tie Course Of the Church Of the Futans w De
delivered by STEPHEN 5. FOSTER Of Massaehusetts On
WEDNESDAY EVENING March g. at o'clock Subject;
Reconstruction and the President"
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Bridal Presenis-Dridai Presents.

Yp,che-.-sTLvER WATCHES of all de sorptions
Slye1 Hunting Lepine Watches, $il, SIo eis, aud >"
each. A,e s,o an e,,
20 f29 each. 40 .as &. Al asx
Silver Hunting Engi.h Patent Levers S33 So t'o -"
u = - each. =, N 1919
All warranted and sent by mall or express to all pIs
GRO O. ALLEN No. AIS Broadway,
One door u.LnM Cana.sL. formerly No. u " AZ
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For Coughs. Colds, and Consumption.


The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM 10 the moo
hhy approved medicine discovered II mas STOOD rHs
nysr oy ALL TESTS, TIE having had unpecsden Ted ss
ofsR.RIY FORTY YEAR, II 10 recommended by our b-a
prYucIASs our mos. eminent cITIZ,Ss the PRrss ~
aApE In fact ali no know it. For certi3cstes wbce
can be given aoS any extent wrappers 10 eaeh bo
The Prourstors viii chesruy EeiuBd the money u not en
.rey sssactory Pnce 81 cents and ST. the asee oo'ts
much the cheapest BIZ CAREFUL TO GIT THE eHsyNh
witch d prepared only by REED CUTLER Co.. Whoss-AA
Dssi.ts Boston. Sold in Ne"foEk by Dealers generally
Colds aud Coughs Cured.-The poor mans riches
the rich mans blessing Ia health which Is secured by the no
Of BRANDRETHs PILLS Those Pills are not only god
sr tie body for tho rnndi they cure reessnes' nps
ence and irrabiy Of temper and medicine can be com
pared TO then, for the of colds and coughs
See h. BRANDRETH ia on the Government Stamp
Briini Presents-Dridal Presents.
In iavs OF old In these modern times they nscif
and are given marriage We would suggest 90 ,he l,en
OF the ''parss' that the place 70 Obtain BRIDAL fhEo'
No esIdS Nos ard Buringsip.
Metropolitan Fair.--Conribu'ious will be received
and stored the I'D the 22d Regiment Arnoy.
9Th and shOud be gned 20 and MA ksS
Metz po,an Fair" Mr.. John NJ Freeman Agent VIII re-
ceiit FOR tbs goods, and psy freight when goods are Dos
sent By Of The express companies vino carry free Of crs
for this Association Hours for receiving goods ron 10 oelooh
10 o'clock D. Contributors requested TO send with the
,ofC o-nrnittee on OryanLafion, &c, &f.
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TO the Cabinet Manufactures Of the City Of
New Ork.-By unanimous RESOLUTION ~ our So.
ciety, hereby MOST cordially invite you
Lederksanz Hail. No. 3sl s;hst between Broadway and
Bowery MONDAY, Feb. 90 at D. u., to confer with
Oh matters Of great importance. THE COMMITTEE
ofthe Pianoforte Manufactured Society.
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TIE OPERA,

Last week introduced us to Signor Brigroli-
but the tenor was Quamish and indspoed and stopped
payment Of notes. Also 10 syipu-lkc little person.
Miss Harris OF sweet sixteen who executes rand pai
sages Ike veteran singer WHO haS been on the stage
many years Also % some Tepstiton5 Of opeias-ond
20 Miss Kellogg loohing.Hko AIRY schefrs picture
Tonight Tho Observation-Disclosures rccitc BIZ
woes
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sioner of Exchange would hold intercourse
and INDUCES in cheap slur about Butter
"effort to get himself whitewashed by holding
intercourse with gentlemen" Whittier ha'o
vanished Mr.. Davis's regards for diplomatic
proprietes' Why are they superseded py
passionate explosion of ill-temperf Ana VIVA.
will Gen. Mcclellan now say for the weil-preu
traitor whose perfection Of manners he once We
hemently asserted to Col. Metcali OIL Acn'
tuckyi -. no
Mr.. Davis defends himself against .ne
charge of neglecting Georgia. Lie AYERS 'na'
they were no better off in Virginia than IN
Georrja He asseveratcs that the dispatch oil Ear
Tvs army to Atlanta would have beenthe destruc'
tion Of Richmond. He announces, in substance
that hereafter each section of the Contederacy
must protect itself as best it can. He believes
that "if one.haff the deserters will return 10
d,,tv. we can defeat the enemy" But he knows
they will not return. lie knows that even tho
hone of McClcllan's election has grown too
faint to be materially helpful to the Rebellion
and in q sulen fit of dependency the great
Traitor blurts out tho admission that tho Re-
bellion North and the Rebellion South are 10
fall together in November.
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CHRISTIAN UNION.

The second series of sermons under the aus
pces Of the Society for the Promotion OF
Christian Union will be commenced to-nor-
row evening, at the Reformed Dutch Church in
Twenty The services of tho occa-
sion will be conducted by the Rev. DR.. K. s.
Storrs, Of BROOKLYN, whose able reasoning and
impressive cloquenco will richly reward tho in
telligent audience that will doubtless be gath
cred BY the interest of the theme. II is the
design of this series Of discourses to illustrnte
the nature and grounds Of Christian Unity, with
the hope Of drawing into closer ties Of religious
sympathy and fellowship the various denomina-
tons, which agreeing in essential points Of
faith, differ only on points Of minor Importance.
Among the names announced as sharing in the
enterprise, we observe those Of several of the
most eminent clcrgymen in tho different So
called evangelical communions in this city,
whose influence will give authority to the move.
ment, and it is to be hoped, will further the
cause Of religious and social charity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
xuw vopK DAILY TRIBlJNE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1894

TO be with Mr. at the ContinentaD came up to MI d..
and there thanked him for q large donation 70 ms
mother who suffered want while he (ns the soldier
said) was unable TO help her. being himself PROSTATE
in one of the army hospitals'
"At 'BaIagomingo.' where his principal mill Is. ana
where hs resides the Baptist Church and numerous
sroetamps Lighted with sas from bis private gas as.
workmen il handsomely adorned, aud furnished with
hydrants from hi. private water'works without charge
" the occupants"
If there are any Pcnnsylvanians in the reach
of this number of THE TRIBUNE, absentees from
their homes in Lehigh and Montgomery Coun-
ties, will they bear with us when we remind
them that their District, the With, wont Demo-
cratic at the last Congressional election BY a
majority of 1924, and permit us to say that
their paramount business and duty ore to 90 right
home and elect GEORGE BULLOCK. Tho coun-
try needs Congressman of just his breed