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Tue SECESSION IMpo5rURE or STATE SOVEREIGN
TY.--The present rebellion was set in motion
upon the fundamental error that each OF the
States Of the Union is o sovereign State, and
can leave the copartnership upon any pretext,
as among the rights reserved to the States in
the federal constitution. Now mark how easily
this bald imposture Is demolished. According
to the constitution, by vote Of two-thirds in
each house Of Congress, ratified by three.
fourths Of the States, slavery may be constitu-
tionally abolished in all the States, through an
amendment OF the supreme law Of the land.
Virginia, North and South Carolina, Florida,
Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi and Texas may
all vote unanimously against II but the su-
preme law will still prevail In those States "a
in tho States voting for the proposition. II q
law, then. can be made constitutionally bind.
Log upon State, 10 the face Of the unanimous
vote Of It's people. what becomes Of this pre-
posterous bumbug Of State sovereignty II Ia
~ dead % that other Southern political boresy
Of Klw Cotlpn
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charging the iary heldsthst the plaintiff was only
entitled TO receive The money he actually paid the
defendant. and not for any supposed profits be-
tween the partles. The jury rendered q verdict
ia favor Of the plaintiff in the above amoant-be-
ing thc sum paid for margins with interest 10
date.
The case or Emil Won 6choeaing Va. Solomon
Kohnstam. FOE the recovery OF s2.673. alleged 10
have been collected from The government for lodg
ing and flooding the Fifty-second regiment New
York Volunteers by the defendant ON behalf OF tho
plaintiff. and for which he has neglected 10 &C.
count. was commenced again in the Superior Court
before Judge koncrief. yesterday. but in conse
quence Of some informally the defendant with
drew a juror. and the cause went over until the
next term.
| Ono Of the clerks in the Custom House was
yesterday the unhappy victim Of trick per
formed by some clever light fingered gentleman
The clerk referred to was engaged in slowing
away three bags of gold, each bag containing. it
is said. the sum of Ave Thousand dollars. One Of
these bags was taken from under the very nose Of
the clerk, and no trace has since been discovered
a. to the whereabouts either OF the bag or its pur
ioiner. The Office was crowded at the time of the
theft by parties paying duties
The Surrogate yesterday settled the accounts OF
the estates Of James Fitzpatrick and John Rich
ardsOn, deceased. The real estate OF Peter Van
Arsdate, deceased, was ordered sold TO pay claims
against his estate.
James II. Withers, the barber who was convict
ed and sentenced TO Btackwell's Island for his
participation in the July riots, hassbeea pardoned
The business transactions interrupted yesterday
by the snow eso-m and the aggregate trade was there
fore rather tight. except 10 ow articles Tho markets
were generally firm. however aud the sales were mostly
at very fu prices for both foreign domestic goods
On Change business large Ia wheat for export at
au Improvement OF 1c., while trade lour was some
what restricted BY the rmness Of holders who contend
ei for au adyaace consequent upon ia gold which
buyers were not inclined to pay. Corn was duu aod
aomna Fre,shts dull but without further change
IN rates wnskey continued unsettled by tho delay of
ana Congressional faction the oxcise tax Groceries
were firm Cotton was steady. Petroleum was Rrmor
Tho market for beet cattle was buoyant and nrmer.
with an active demand aud continued limited receipts
aud prices largely advanced, ranging from e..c loc
The sales were mostly at l2c lac. severa, droves
averaging 13c. 13kc. All sold carly. Mich cows were
steady. veais were active at &c. 7c a &C. Sheen
and lambs were 10 good demand at So rs Sl3. as 10
quality. Swine wero higher; sales at &c. SIC for
fed Tho total receipts 079 beeves 1865 cows
3o7 yeats. II. 2si sheop and lambs and e,297 swine
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

New York, Wednesday, February IA. rs6
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AeApEny or MUSIC, Irving Place. -IrltliN orKaA-
Il roLtpyo
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NiBtso's GARDEN Broadway -coSus sooaAa
wALLAchs THEATRE, Broadway.-P0RR 0oLD.
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BARNuMs MUSEUM. Broadway.-FovR GIANTS Two
DWARF AhnIsos. wHAT Is IT. 6o ali hours HAtvEt-
Al and yS r. M
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BRyAsTs MINsTRELs, Mechanics Hall Az Broad
.-kratoc,Ag SONGS DANcss BuRLEseuD &c.-MA
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
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OsrIos OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. conner

OWES or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, CORNER
NEW yoRx Nov IS 1864
sealed proposals viii be received NJ this Office until me "a
DAY OF December next, At 3 O'Clock r. w., ~ which TINE
sag proposs VIII be considered for supplying we ruonc
Schools under the Jurisdiction OF tho Board OF Education
with Socks stationery other articles required for the
January, 1865
st o. the article. win be furnished application 70 the
Clerk Of tie Board Of Educ ton.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN
SAMUEL r. n. VANCE
JOHN N. HAYWARD }Commttee on SupplIea
JOHN A. McLAU9HLlN,t
JAMES w. FARE
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SALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT AUCTION.
SHFRIFFs SALE OF FURSIrURs AND pIAso-o os
- Wednesday at l0s O'Clock 40 Fnan street. nroa
n s@s sVMrq ssse ys SSs ana Br
pets, tension Tables, ohcioth, Heaters Stoves 'N
. -. noaaRr sEERs.-wEoNEsnAr,
y. November Is ut ii cock, at the auction dosin -
hSs is@ ss lot q. s-ssa as 'o Pa,.noSs vesss
and snnary other 9a ",sss ae c
| 81 a. auction the of the SHIRT Store 40 =
street. oonss, NJ OF large assortment q Gaiars
MN Writer'S, AUcnoaEER, WILL SELL THIS
n,0 , asy # oI soia eha ssaseds Ba
reaus Tables. carre.', foe Glassware and China &c
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK. NOV. II,
l. 1864 authorized by the secretary Of the treasury
70 sp sel On the pubic aab Of the United states
and vii De prepared TO make sucn payment on anu after
win he furnished upon application at tho
interest on registered bonds be paid until
the books OF the treasury are sead ana pre-
Assistant Treasurer of the United States
4 DIRoNDAc coMPAsy-oRGANIzED UNDER sra
ea caarer from sas 81 New o nr e oos moS 70
boods Proposals invited 81 oOo 90 Of CONSTITUTION
per cent payable snnuay in the city Of New iors
on , Ss' a' me BIDS
three monthly Of .wen,yve per cen. each o,
s Win C iGs
vii be until ' Son day Ss%Ssr D. 1854
the office OF the company addressed pr.,,s.u
u :. N. DAsis' rfe''''".
All. CLAIMS AND BILLS AGAINST THE UNITED
GS.ssdor collected Sy wa wALoEN, WILLARD Nell
HREAT EASTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
" OF WEST VIRGINIA.
sr5 u seSsS fETs sSEA sSanr
AND No fuRrsR GahL or eh asshssMbST
for The ao Tss pa n dollars per share
NO. II BRonp speEtT' NEAR WALL
NEW YORK.
ns TO roAs oM sss aSp appy 70
Young, 40 Broadway.
NEW YORK ANp CoM hrfAaSSYYfooL rhfHoAHo"
,S GArit saas iso AZ slo EScH.
LANDS 4I 1at5G"ss LARGELY
@G PdS II Ss:SssSS President
o. n.
s.
Two %es % me ses G m
"a ssysp sn ana on . ready regularly and largely
4ae,s.. the ee@seaz, Post ONCE DO. 1865 New York
The ONO Petroleum Company has this day declared
on and U alter tho lst Of December
N--A' :. 'oNo-'
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL OIL COMPANY OF
Dividend NOTICE
OF two Ss5 per cent on The capital !
Al his 1ss AFTER che a. n q % ssy
of December next BY order,
9 = s1oHons, secretary:
N FfRsr S GLASS 9oSonMtASrEs. FOR SALE
BY ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 81 william street.
THE NORTH AMERICAN
prrpotEUM covpaNv
,,v or THE
VII or We" WIN
OFFICES. 81 WALL STREET.
CAPITAL. ...slasoooo
l25oOO sHAREs-VALUE, BIO EAcAs
PRESIDENT,
v,cp ssSs;nrnr
WIIi,IAM r ROELOFSoN
-.u-.;;.nn
rREDERiCK sCHHuGHARDr
ARi sEGkT T. rS6Ar.
| .,vr...... :. our, .n -,
GINA PROPERTIES
ISRAEL r. WATERS Marietta. Ohio.
SUPERINTENDENT OF OIL CREEK PROPERTIES,
HERBERT KhTfhhA
o1.rv.
| PLATT GERARD 4 BUCKLEY.
p,IYT.c
sCHUCHARDT GERHARD.
rp1sTsps
NOAH WlLSON rresuent u Tue Mhriesh Suu SinSaa'
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flows YOUR MOTHER
Ill ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THANKSGIVING NIGH

IRVING HALL TO NIGHT
L THIS FORTUNE OF MISFORTUNR.
DE CORDOyA TABlEAUS viVANS.
Seats b. had Horace Waters iol Broadway Beer
Shirmers 7O broaaway Vim A. Pond Go :, 6t7 Broad.
way. Jones' Gate Cowens e53 Broadway, AMI Aicheh
Sen
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T. BURNHAM AUCTIONEER.
a. kANIFICENT

HOUSEHOLD
Pianoforte Drawing Room Suits, Pianofore satuarv.
Works of Art a Articles of Virtu.
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
On this day Tuesday1 the irSideuce Al West
Sixteenth between Fifth aud sixth slie
commencing at ~ O'Clock.
Drawing Rooms-SupAb Sets Of Furn ture with
orocatel OF richest description Window Curtains
match suits: Etageres statusry marble top secretary
Bookcase Centre TABLES Encogndres, Cabinets, Lace Cur
Gains French Shades Per ana Aanta Velvet and
Brussels Carpets Bronze Chan letters, Mandolin.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD ri ANOtORTE
Richest instrument offered al auction this made to
order for pre- ent o~nsr ana fully guaranterd stool
Chambers.-Bureaus Bsdsteads Nnrdr hes Mattresses,
Blankets sheets, Counterpanes Dnins Ruomsid board,
Extension Table China, Glass Silver Ware sofas, Chairs
Fable Cutlery. Carpet. Bronze ,ocks, Basement and
Kitchen Furuiture. sale perenptory. House Tor sale
UCTION NOTICB.-BARGE AND rMf0RTANT
"A SALE OF FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
FRENCH MIRRORS SuPFRB PIANufORIE.
PARLOR SUITS, RICH CARPETS P1 NiiNGs.
BR0NZES AND ELEGASr pARboR ORNAMENTS.
III. r. WESTCO1T * co. will sell III = ia, at oci1ck
r. M. West Twenty nrst street, between
Seventh and Eighth the lar ana most egant
collec Parior Chamber, bpng Room sni Nursery
Furniture offered auction this ncndug
elegant collection of Paintings Rrones nsqne and
Marble Groups La and On ma Nes. dc. tne Chamber
FCrnture, In rosewood mahogany; large iiar Mat
tresses, Beds oak Dining Furniture rich French ohns
Bohemian Or. stall Glass reach throughout, Silver
Ware, dc. No pos,ponement Catalogues at house. All
TO be sold without reserve.
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c. HERMAN CO. AUCTf0NBERS-wILL SILL.
-. Wednesday November ~ at ny O'CLOCK, at 30 First
avsaue Second street. the entire contents Of Fur
allure consisting OF MAHOGANY and black walnut Ta
kes Bureaus wardrobes, washstands Bedsteads Cane,
OAK and Wooden Chairs Rockera Ac.: one patent drum
faror stove Also cod Mould ngs Stove and Pipes Gas
Futures. Ae., Ac Sale positive for cash
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RTEMUB WARD AMONG The MORMOkG
"A DODwORTH HALL. $40 BROADWAX
SIKH WEEK.
WHAT TIKI ENTERTAINMENT H.
"Nomnay the entertainment given IL an account o. =.
among the Mormons illustrated ~ sertee
really Il ~ account VI nothing nj al-the
serving together Win IL
paintings only picturesque background Tor hts SHOW
wh not all. but simply comic leoiras
VIII nsht more genuine FUN thao
can be found In Q whole volume OF Punoh"-New ose
Tribune Nov. L. u.-v~
Herald, Oct Ia
Every evening ats. /. =. 80, =
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HOPE CHAPEL, 720 BROADWAY
TILE MAMMOTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II CHAPEL, 72N EKOADW
Ill The MAMMOTH STEREUSCOPflCON.
beautiful popu exhibition, fayorably known
the entertainment given with such uni orm success IN
Chape during the asst winter and sprng months
crowded aud fashionable audiences eltctng the wsrme
encomlun,s the of Its sublime beauty
aud wonderful elects WILL EXHIBIT FOR ONE WEEK
ONLY the above hall, commencing on Monday NOV ~
Doors begin at O'Clock Tickets Is centsi
we'd seats cents Matnees ednesday Thursday
and Saturday, at 3 r. M. II. b. MckEON, Manager
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DRYANT's MINsTRELs.
ID MONDAY. Nov. q. and during the week..
Immense success of the laughaDo characteristic
CHALLENGE DANCE CHALbBN0t DANCE.
In which Dan Bryant viii introduce hs FAR famed
ESSENCE or OLD YIRGlkNY.
Black Chemisl, Deaf Il Post. Scared Contraband-
LES MiSEKABLES
pillywillywnck Band Sally Como Up. Tin pan oueas
HOW AKE YOU, GRbENBACKsf
Family circle, 80 cents, Parquet, 10 cents Commences -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN Trains for Albany Troy and Saratoga eprags ass
connecting with the North and West leave
street depot nj ~ A. n. and 4P. n.
OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA REOPENED.
" Stage coaches leave AtchsOn Kansas and Nebraska
City daily for Denver Central City, area, salt Lake Wa
shoe and California. carrying the through and
between the Atlanta and Pacific States
In at Salt Lake CITY with my new mail coach lines the
principal points In Idaho. Montana and Oregon.
Passengers who object 10 through Missouri At
Gibson take passage to Nebraska Cy the most direct
starting point a the Missouri for points West
Fare from Atchison Nebraska City to Denver. slH
Atchison Nebraska Oily Salt Lake City 80
Atrhson Nebraska City 70 Placrrvie.. 40
THROUGH ON SCHEDULE TINE
BEN HOLIDAY,
81 broadway.
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Mem Publications.


I'VE R2 2Sa dsr TAR WEEKLY PAPER,
CONTENTS FOR THIS WEEK,
The Revcl Of Ruin.
Merits and Domsrts Of our koriiors
Meut--Gen. Grsnt.
Imitation and its Remedy
The Colonization Scheme.
The Spring Time Of the Year
Kev-York Fashions for April.
swYork-Where It's People Come From
Laughing Gas Exhibitions.
Wanderngs In the Track Of the Herthnsan
Where ia My Wifei
Vocear,sns and Vegetables
REVIEWS.
shakespeare in The Flesh
Theories of the Idea Of Beatty.
Natural History of Secession
Machine Poetry.
American Art in Boston.
Philadelphia Art Notos
Chicago AT Notos.
LITERARY NoTEs,
Foreign
SCIENCE.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
PUBLICATION OFFICE.
Ne ll6 Nassans,
GENERAL AGENTS, AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
FOR SALE BY ALL NswsDEALERs.
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ECCLELLAN's REPORT.

WAsHIsCTos March :, 1854 )
To the Editor o, tho Army aud Navy Joanal:
Su Ia your article Ia relation 60 the charge, sde by TIE
Publishers the pvat. edition Of Gen. n ieisns Report
ta .nportan. matter had be- omitted ia tbs Gosefansul
edition you say ,he only omission e the following:
IL viii be- .ecn from what hes Ire cdsd thg. lost no
mo that could be avoided 10 moving the army Of the Potomac
from the Peuinsn The support Of the Army Of Virginia
h pared rtor to gi'n The r'nhrtion OF The iroors
Fort Monroe Ne~pot News sad Yorktown remaining y
Fort Monroo myself until TIE 81 toe amy bad sailed
that after my AierandTs Ten nothing IN my
Pope. sent With The troops that moved all tho os'hy
could es hold Of my personal "scO sent cnt upon
line OF tho railway guard with The provost and csup'
suard e headqueTtcrs retaining less then hundred me
sny ol whom ogdeTiar invats nambors 81 bands
al the Headquarters teams tt arrived sent ont
with supplies and surugnion none bcus retained oven 70
the beadgua-r- The squadron iha; haotuGiy
served nv personal escort len Al Falmouth Win Cen
Bunsids. "a be ass deficient IN cavalry"
Now, Had I'd pege 1855 of Tire Report printed n this
o-c yon would have found this very psasph pot h. at Tie
-h; psre shown by The contest, ths. omission
made eiihee BY tho War Drpatnn in furnishing copy,
o. 10y THIS ohice IN printing H. Your, Se,r,ro
Superintendent Of Public Printing
Tie pretended omission viii found u psse oi3 Of tH
REBELLION RECORD EDITION, which u a;.eyaet copy
oftre edition. ADD Is complete IN volume,
with nis2t and plans Of 49,.
Tie Dc!enses y Yorktown Battle Of Gsinos's Hll..
aud Appfoscle. 70 il dur Bottle Of lIfEey bTidre.
ing the siege OF Aprii and Battle OF Malvern Hills.
Nay 1872. Rattle oi N-cbanlcfyIle.
Rebel Works ard Battle lha seven Days Contests,
I.ll a. Ni.iam-barr. &C., nc.
PGcc . An edition Cloth with Size! Por,r IT. pEce Z J.
tor sac by al boo seller. and newsnen Copies sent free
by mail On receipt Ct the prlcc. -
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No. az broEdway
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Mem 1Dnblifations.
oNn SrANnARn EDITION OF

DAyyoONv STANDARD EDITION OF
THE TEDERALlST
e.. p...ohis, ard Historical lntroductions and Notes
70 HssRY B. DAWSON. Printed at the Rver.ds Press
py,.,S n,yer with Portrait vol, octave 40 peges
- siafh Pdoe SO Is law sheep So in calf $e .
THE SECOND EDITION JUsT PUBLishEp' by Z.
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This edition OF THE FEDORA LSI IL conmehoeS M w."
s~rs 10 the editors and puhlsher. by -
The Hon James 4. Hamilton son OF Gen isInI'obi
The Hon. JOSIAH Quincy; ,s,,..
The Hon Roger fancy Chief Justice Of United s s,s,s
Tbe Hon Edward Bates, Atorn@y'Genera Cn'ea o'a'es'
Tha Hon Robert G. Winthrop; N
Tho Hon Joseph J. Lewis CommssoneT Of !S'eIns "e''
spse Of the United Statesi
jared Spasks LII
She Hon. John g. Pafrey: -. -. r..
The Hon VIM d. shipnsn judge Of United stsos codf'
nd many Others.
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CocHIN'' GREAT WORK
ON THE
RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION,
which being eagerly soasht for aod which evay
who interested in ibis great question oussIO red be
fore the talked Of
CHANGE III OUR CONSTITUTION
II made, shows clearly and ruihfury
THE RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION IN THE FRENCH
COLONIES,
S THE ENGLISH COLONIES
IN DENMARK,
IN SWEDEN,
IN HOLLAND.
7bs following are the contents OF this great work:
CONTENTS.
DEDICATION AND INTRODUCTION
BOOK FIRST.
FREsoa COLONIES.
Emancipation by the Convention and the =
Slavery By the ConsaIste Q7s4-lsol). -
FTom the koestaL hDen oi Slavery by the Consulate 1902
to i see nd Aboaaon by tie aspubc Of 1873
Result. Of Emancipation IN the French Colonies.
TEE RgyoLUTios OF 1919 ~ ray CoIosiIs-l. Mar
1 Guiana
Laws.
Military Force.
Courts Of Justice.
Indemnity.
Production and Cornaerce-WsT.t AID Property
The Question OF SugsTs-I.-Tbs gafsr Question before
Emancipation. n-1he Sugar cuetIon from kmsncipaiton
to the Law Of May % 1850. Ui.-Cofee, Cocoa, Tea
Labor md immigration.
The Colonial Compact.
Population Family Social Condition.
Religion, IDstrucon-l. Before the Abooa Of Slavery.
1-Ouians- u.-Martnico. II--Ouadaloape. ly,--lolI.
bon. O. Aner the Abolition Of Slavery.
BOOK SECOND.
ENGLISH COLONIES.
Slavery IN England and t Colonies until tbs tnciYsIlob
Influence Of Emancipation on the Freed Classes
Influence OF Emancipation on the Colonies
l.. Labor md Immigration.
2. Production, the sugar Law, Commercial Freedom
Resume. -. ...
CoroyTEs OF DEEsARK, SWEDEN. AND HoILAFp.
Danish Colonies.
Swedish Colonies.
AFPENDIx
FRENCH COLONEL
Table OF the Imports and Exports Of the French Colonies
before and amer 1913.
Comparative Condition OF Imports aud Exports from 1919
TO 1881.
Price CT Colonial Sugar from 1919 TO 1879.
Pnce OF Native Sugar from 1850 70 1859.
ENGLISH CoJoziEs
Statistics OF the English Colonies in America
Sugars imported into the United Kingdom since 1881.
Latin Text relative 10 the Conversion VI England Chris
tGIiiy.
This book eonclasrely all tho popular objections
made TO Emancipation.
PRICE 81 80
Fors ct THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Eew.YOrt,
WALKER, WISE Co.,
Borsn
stn'py mai, Gss 81 PS,ssse, " Hcsipt N slH
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q cge NEW BOOKS. 81 z
CARLETON PUBLISHER, EEWYoRK-
WIN bsv, ready on Saturday the following;
THREE NEW BOOKS
THREE NEW BOOKS.

u.,rxp B.u,rrI's new work entitled VIGOR. A powo
mi OF fact novel founded upon events IN the history
(b, O. By the author Of The Old Merchants OF Ne"
fsrh." limo. Cloth 81 ~.
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NERVOUS DERILITY. Sc.

~ By c. ID. HAMMOND 81. D.,
Formerly Professor Special Anatomy and Surgery IN The
eyrcuse Hedcsl College, New York author OF Medical In
brmation the Million &c. Revised Edition, NEW snd
kUCCEsSfUL TREATMENT. FFiee 81. mailed. Those
sho have been disappointed in tie Cure OF Seminal Weak
pess ImpoteDcy and Kindred complaints would do well to
procure copy Of this BOOB and read pGrt H. especially
Us M us and 261 TO 269 To be hGd in This City only Of the
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TyHE FEDERALIST,

n revised and eorrectedb by
MADISON AND HAMILTON.
We have IN press and will shortly issue edition OF
THE FEDERALISM
smed from the revised and corrected by James Mad
see and Alexander Hamilton. Including also
THE CONTiNENTALiSr,
md other papers by Hamilton.
Edited with Historical Notice of the formation Of The
Constitution aud Of the origin aud sucshp Of the pectiye
SANDERS Of the Fedcrslist.
BY JOIN c. UAMILroF,
Author ofthe History the Republic OF the United States
and Edi.eT for Congress OF Tho WORKS Of Hamilton"
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