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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

THE COUNT JOANNES.
On Wednesday Evening, April z, 1884
AT THE COOPER lNSrIrtT K
(by luesl) will his celebrated
DRAMATIC AND HISTORICAL GRAFTON
(not from notes. but entirely from memory. upon
NAPOLEON AND TIE FRENCH EMPIRE,
including the earliest history OF France
The English Amer and frrnch Revolutions. their
effects
Contrast between Washington and Robespierre.
Napoleon l. General Cons H. Emperor and King. and
Exile Al ~ Helena.
Persona description OF KIM Louis Philippe and his Policy
Revolutions of ~ o and iS4S
Description OF the celeh a,cd Coup dent
NAPOLEON Ill AND EMPRESS EuGEhIE;
His Lite. Sta'esmansh p d Wisiom described.
The Emperor and his Io In ss the Pope
THE fNDEPk>D NCE or ITALY.
why the Emperor and Empress have not been Drowned.
THE REVIVED EafIkE OF MkxICO,
And also the deeply Interesting nstinnai theme Will the
INDEPENDENCE OF THE SOUTHERN COkFEDRRACH
>, be acknowledged ly fr.nce and Great briiain, 49,
Concluding with the hrst vote by pubic au-
denre upon the great national question viz SHAH hts Ex
celency Abraham Lincoln Ma General George b. NC
C,elan be President OF the United slater The yoto
wiz be taken tby according TO Parliamentary rule.
from abe chair.
Doors open at clock. Grafton 10 commence Al to6
Tickets 0f admission Csc each to be Obtained III the doors
OF the institute the evening and At kirby Co 6AA
Broadway and Mr.. W. Powers card depot, 81 Nicho-
las Hotel
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
N WALL ABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON WEST THIRTY
SEVENTH STRHET

e. 3, LUDLOW CO., viii SCI 81 anclon Friday
April l. 1884 o'clach Exchange kaiesr CON- III
Broadway crtinity building. New yorS
West Thirty seventh street.-The desirable story
Tic and Frame House and Lot the side Of
West Thirty seventh street. between Ninth and Tenth
and known No 253 West Thirty seventh street
The House q feet front and by 26 feet deep with
extspCop Rnl Croton water Lot Is ee front
By % feet 9 inches deer
Tere s an alley way OF feet 20 stable on the rear Of
For and further particulars apply the olce
or Tie auctiopeers z. II LUDLOW CO.. No Pine St
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SALES AZ AUCTION.
A Ivan c sASRR 4 co AUcrIoSEERs
y ALshkr .. HAYWOOD, AucfloSEER.

HAsnNt = nAiNOpb, AlCllOSEEh
HOUSEHOLD
PtANoroRrE. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE. en- SUI te ,
rN0GA DE- AMI LACE WINDOW CURTAINS
VIII hs AND BRJ SSELS CARPETS, CHANDELIERS,
OIL PAINTINGS BRONZE srArtARY
DRESDEN And sENRES CHINA VASES
and rnAu1 eostlF aad articles Of
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THIS DAY (FRIDANl, APRIL !,
al the eeSapt ~ West SNeenth steeL between
Fdth Snd Snto avenues sale commencing az u O'Clock
In aueuoneer ~unld CAL The part attention OF hts
the largest richest Of Household Furniture
&c. reerUd at auction this season Sale perenptoiy
Drawing Room sAits superb Sats Furniture, covered
snh brocate OF the richest description Sets w IN
dow Caraus to match he suts Esgees pae elass DOORS
secretary aud BOOKCASE Centre Tables satuary marble top
Enoa.gnHres brnnze and Ormolu Chandels = Cshineis
Mandolin p'sylng tunes; Artistic Bnnle Checks Vases
10 match, crnou and Dresden China Ornaa ens Marble
ssusry Bronxe Figures OH Paintings b, eminent artists.
NAGNlFICENr OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlAN0FoRrB,
richest Instrument alered auction this fuy guar
snred ~ gakers stool Brocade Cover, Music land
Hooks Hat Stand chat Aaich, oak Buffet EAtcn
fables Char sofas Cut and Engraved glassware,
chtrR Dinner Sets ported from Paris for present owner
SILVER Dinner and Tea service Casters Spoons fork urn
CAKE Baskets Oyster Dish rurreen Table Cutlery Linen,
rosewood and wainu, Dressing Bureaus TOOK stands
glaze. Hair and Spring Mattresses Y pairs
Linen Sheets n pairs Pillow Cases II pairs French
Biaukpts Towels Counterpart Marseies Quilts. French
Toiiet mahogany SOFAS Bedsteads Chairs Rockers
Furniture Apartments. Parties wishing
sAlc Firth or SNth avenue stages
House 81 Nicholas or Metropolitan Hotel, ieav
ing al 81 tecGih street. rev doors from the house.
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IN CO. win sell 81 auction: Friday April 1864 n,
Trinity BuIlding) New York,
story, and under cellar high stoop Houses and
Lots the souhw Of Lexington avenue and East
Twenty seventh street. and known Nos 81 and 50 Lex
ngton avenue The houses are good order and have all
front by 30 fseI deep; 10 zoe, inches
by 81 feet deep Houses be from 10
O'Clock daily Maps and further particulars Apply AZ the
o1ce Of the auction eerA
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FpRNITURD.

A LARGE LOT OF FURNITURE WANTED ANY
"A family wishing 70 dispose Of their Furniture whole
fJeld, go Pearl street. n. y.
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"A ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURNITURE. ELE
CANT WORKS OF ART, &C. MADE BY The BKsT

THIS friday AFTEKOOS. at ococs precisely,
by HENRY r. WEsIC0TT. .uoneer
the elegant residence Isl Vest Twenty street be-
tween seventh and Eighth comprising the entire
elegant Paror Sleeping Rom ning Room and Hal fur
OF tie House, perfect superb pIannorie,
coei &c magnificent Psror In
brocatel $3.50, Turkish Lounges and ChniIs elegant
Reception Chars 10 satn hne carpets large rosewood
Etsger stauary and Egyptian TOP Centre and Fancy Ia
ties rich Curtains AM Shaes elegant Paror Orna ents.
Pronzes &c God Bedscads Bureaus Bronze
Clock Hair Spring Mattresses feGs and Bedding DIN
Ing Furniture, rich China Cut Glass and Silver Ware
Cutlery Hall Furniture Sofa Becseais, &C Sale positive
shine.
m B-rbe quantity OF goods to be sold makes
II imperative that the lie should uence al
2P n. precisely. Parties from a distance
Are assured that there will be postponement
The Sixth Seventh and Eighth avenue Cars and stag es
tass within doors Of the house.
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N 'fF5 HSio sSzFiHSi AArsIL''
HUMOROUS s AND EEtscss NIL Es1Tss1AlsMnxr NIL,
MRS Il WATKINS
and the celebrated M fcm HxRsa WATKINS.
appear assisted X hiss IS
this 'r' SSn3 fvs9HR If CAN BE PRESENTED
ioeraphna from the pen OF Charles Gayle and
''u'' la iHas AND BRILLIANT AssEMBLAGEs.
the deghtfn two hnu1 uscmen ever presented TO
suours OF LAt sai Ten AND APPLAUSE
the successful rendition Of twenty four different
,,p caarsct s and s9ns: y
WUNpERPUL AND RAPID CHANGES OF COSTUME
and complete DENT caon W.T. We var ops eeee niric pecu
cRlrc Sc r is riE FusLIcs h6Is H
Open at Ia BeginatS Tickets 30 cents Reservei seats
70 cen;a.
METROPOLITAN FAIR TIcKErs-rHE TICKET
" Wallack, Esl under the direction Of Mr. THEoDoRE
Tickets be obtained at the following paces.-
Fox once. walack theatre.
O J Barker narnden 81 press oace, "A Broadway
No 10 Aston House Of Mr. + v Rush,on.
icSes a;mi,'ins 10 all Departments, at
II for tuesday, day Of Exhibtion, Wednesday,
Tickets for ursday. Friday Saturday OF Grst week. 20
The Fair will open on the EVENING OF MONDAY.
April l. and continue for weeks The Committee
The right change the rates OF admission from tim
10 time.
The same ucke, admits to the Fourteenth street and
tie Union square departments.
opening OF the FAIR. GEO GRiSwOLD GRAY
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements
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SALES AT AUCTION.

n EoRGR CooE, AUCTloNEER -AssEdNhb's sALk
~ Fgrnurs. This day a. =, ocloss a. s~ss h y
i4l Broadway. Parlor suits BEDROOM sWs lAo W
Dining Room Suits EaEeres siteooaros nxtens SION
Dining Tables Wardrobes Bookt Centre Tables ha
erniurr Mirrors Lounges Easy Chars Piano orte. &C.
sales q Furniture The residences of owners when
ftnra
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An gLEoAkT AssoRIMENT or PARLoR CHAN
IA Dining Room Furniture for sale, 81 sacrifice
Ths bar will Se 10 lot suit prshasers all the fur
ni,ure coB,aned 10 he residence l3 West Twenty thrd
street bi1h avenue Panofore, Paintings PArior
uute, Etsgeres, Mirrors, 40 IN hIDDLbTON.
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yrLE0ANf HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE
~ family for sale great sacrbce beautiful Parior
quit IN rich French sssln brocat made 70 order
months aro oyB win sold for Sl6O
doube SUIT Sofas one Arm Ghsir and sis medallion
Chairs French for el5S two marine
iop Etagere Lace Cur Brussels Car
pets Bedsteads. Bureaus Wasbstand, two
Lhslts Bron,e Clock. Ac inquire Al iie West Eshih
street SIKH avenue. s#E
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N good. peasant blsines eluiring two: liberal
arrangement made with suitable for one-kAf
j. G. MILTON A CO., zoe Broadway.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucTIoNERR.

"
IM House and Lot on West Thirty third street
E II. LUDLOW 4 CO win sell auction on Friday,
April 1874 al O'Clock at the Exchange saesroom Ill
Broadway (TrnIty Buildiug), New York.
wssT THRrY'IHiRp sTaEEr TIC three story and base
frame Lot l22 West Thirty III I'd
south SIDE 100 feet Of Seventh boase l6 by
a With court yard Of IS feet in front has bath.
gas every par and halls frescoed all
in / OIL order Lot i76 b. q feet.
cent auction Zee OF $40 day OF
balance before May when the deed win be delivered
snc POSSESSION given.
aHaps &c be lad al The Office Of the auciioneer No
60 sireef Me- Ynrk.
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ID T. HAZEL, AuCTIoNEER
II. THIS DAY tFridayD. APRIL l.
al u OF oct. at our ssesrpom 62 Liberty street
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
SILVER PLATED WARE &C,
10 lots 70 suit city and country buyers
ALSO.
CARPET and kATTING-a rolls hemp Carpet and Cow
Qua Mating. slightly damaged ~ water.
FANCY G6oDs-lnvoioes Fancy Goods and Notions.
sTEEL-3so 600 pounds English Gas. Steel.
wHiTrEMoRR A HAZEL
AuciioneerA. e. Llperty street
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ID WALTERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
IL. OF splendid collect OF Sea Shells Corals and Curb
osies from all parts q The globe be sold, without re
serve this al ana NJ at 2p Chatham ,uaTe, the
ard finest collection of marine uecnens I'm.
ported T. this city comprising immense variety Of shells
large small description Of Cora and Cgrosss
nnterins 900 different specimens. beng than
100 Tor possessed by got sale in tn
of the rarest cabinet specimens for raiarass and
concho ogsts els sold wholesale retail,
by private SALE packed and sent 10 all quarters, or3e
prom PLY attended to
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WI GODS MINSTREL HALL 5lA BROADWAY,
w Opposite 81 Nicholas Hoie. Henry Food Proprietor.
EXTRA ArTKACIloH.FoR EASTER WEEK.
WOODS MlNSTRELS
Monday. March o. and every evening during the week.
TDR AFRICAN CAMILLE.
CNCLE SANS fOREI0N RELATIONS.
FrNNE0AkS WAKE. THE CONSCRIPT
COTTON FIELD SPORTS HURRY or. &C. &C.
Doors open Al commence at ocock Tickets IS cents
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4 BUSINESS MAN WISHES TO INVEST 81 0O. WITH
his own services 10 good established cash paying ou.i
which Address with
real Associate box l2 Herald Office sasng bunDess
Al commu nlcAtions confidential.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY rs. 1854
urn Goods.


A T KINZEY's
"A EIGHTH AVENUE
CHEAP STORE. -
OF S ThE ESTiSt
STOCK TO
THE BUSINESS.
esooo WORTH OF RIBBONS, vELvETs LACEs.
Ems, HOSIERY, GLOVES, BRXlDs BUTToNs, TAPES,
BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, PORTEMONNAIES, FANCY
ALL SELLING At
or BELOW COST
AND FIxTuEES
STORE 10 LLT
ESTABLISHED TWELVE YEARS.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
FILES os W6RKFp BANDS, g: Up "
paGSs rh RJ xN6 IiLgsi9ys s. UP.
sk kb oEli GyIrYgE f Ar THREAD MEchI'N
CUFFS SLEEVES, BosoM a,' EDG 5lf INSERTIONS,
i ao IxcE vsr III c at S1IE At
''''' '"''' '"'N'' '''"'''' ~ wv GOODS
AND WILL BE SOLD
10 tkkgs sIy TsE
OVER 5000 HANpKERcHIErs.
LADiE rs AND CENT? .
P PI;s.%1 1I HHESda dEoS6bs," soaI VERY
ft Fiss g 81 slt 4a xFHTTs f 4AhDD Sf
RIBBONS AT YOUR OWN PRICES, lc, UP.
LOTS OF LINING SILKS, l5c, Up -
LACE MANTlLLAs AND sHAWIs. HALF-PRlCE.
HALY-rmces, PARAsoLs, AZ Ice Mirfs, FANS,
''""" "''''' 49, sos DOZENS SPOOL COTTON.
ONE LOT WE ARE sELLiSG : sro0Ls F0R 10
ANOTHER L0K WE ARE sELL!S6 Is. , sT09L
AND FOR 20 YARD COTrON5. 30.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SEWING SILKS, Sc. DOZEN SKIRT BRllDS, &c. cHo-
CHET BRAIDs he. wOhhlsG COTTOEs, To- LADIES
TkPES It.; LOT or CLARKs SPOOL COrrON &c.
HEAD-SETS. DC. 4; TRIMMING BRAIDs. &c. MACHINE
TMlsT e spool ;! DOL LiNEN tL0ss 2e;; sro1LSS
COMBS, PoRTE-MONNAIES, BRACELETS BAGS,
BRUSHES, tc., 10.
OVER 5000 PAIRS OF GLOVES OF EVERY KIND FOR
LADIES, GENTS. BOYS. tre GIRLS. both VIsTER,
coo Pairs D GLOVES, LADIES aud G..SF5' LIGHT
and DARK COLOAS and WHITE eOnaeacn. at Joc, soc,
GOODS AT
WHOLESALE
AT AND BELOW COST Yoa CASH ONLY,
rs THE STOCK MUST BIZ SOLD.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
cRlLDRETs COTTON Hosf, Commenting =. ss
CHILDREN WOOLKs HOSE, comi5cDcan. .; 30
LADIES HOSE commencing II zoe,
ENULisH MERlK0 HOSE At 9sc
PILES OF GENTS LINEN COLLARS 20.
THOUSANDS OF SECKTiFs, s.. Up.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF GOODS, or WHICH III u
IMPOSSIBLE To MENTION ~ A. ADVERTISEMENT.
AZ ABOUT ONL-HALF PRESENT sAICEs.
WHO WISH TO Avoi IisgT M CROWD AND HAVE
TIME TO EXAMINE THE GOODS. SHOULD CONE on
UNPLEASANT OR STORMY DAYS, As THEY WILL BE
AMPLY REPAID BY SO DOING; x,,,,rv
Nos 7?i sud 21i FloHTH-ANESUE,
beiwxH Twenty tni sd Twenty -second siieei1
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Cancins Araosmss.

7 ii. SEARINGs Private Dancing ACADEMY
a. No 2sz tthav near 23ds. Classes fonnns for az.
Second Quarter Ladies' and Masters ,eet at 4 s'exi
Gentlemen st o'clock ?. m. Private Lesson every 6y
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nEMOKESTs NETWORK ILLUSTRA-
~ TED Nf.WSTwo thousand persons 1t rned 70 Death
H. Church In Chi Exterior and interior Views Of the
esene darDg toe Conalgrson, from sketches taken the
slot oec.uilsy DkMORESIfS NEM-YORk Illus
shAILD NEWS Also many other splendid Illustrations.
kev ready
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Netp irnblitaiions.
Up. CUMMINGS NEW BOOK
~ will 0e publisbed this week.


nP1 CUMMINGS NEW BOOK
~ will Oe publsbed this week
THE GREAT CONsUMMATION.
SECOND SERIES.
Ths Volume completes and concludes the remarkable sss
Of works that have recently appeared In Lonoon ennueo
1.-THE GREAT TKIBULAION;
o. Tnisos ConIYG ON THE EARTH.
1.-THE oRsAr PREPARATIoNi
Or, REDEMPTION DRAwErH MGR
m-THr GREAT CONSERVATION.
TIE WORLD As IT WILL BE-
BY the Rev. Dr. John Cumming Minister Of the scOtsh
National Chgch, London,
and the popularity of these Christian wOit which
wide spread In this country ' In Great Britain, where shsu
circulation has been immense.
The volumes are published and uniformly bound
10 CLOTH ct the very low price OF $l-whch 10 less than hs'
cei,t Of 81 By CARLETON, Publisher, NJ T.
COUNT GUROwSKrS DIARY FOR 1852
PRIVATE MILES o'hElLLY. HIS BOOK.
IN PRESS AND NEARLY READY.
A NEW BOOK BY MRS. ANN s. sTEPHENsl THE
WIFEs SECRET.
THE WOMAN IN BLACK. A COMPANION to THE
WOMAN IN WHITE" by WlLKJE COLLINS, and
faly equal to IT.
THE BRIDAL EVE. By MRS. EMMA D. T. N SOUTH
WORTH.
The above three books win be uniform with Tho Rejected
WIFE" and The Fatal Marriage" by Mrs. stephens and Mrs
southworb that having such large sale Price OF
esoh & In paper, or 81 80 in cloth.
Send on your orders early copie TO the
publishers, z. H. PETERSON bhoIhEhS,
No. 31s Chesnuts., Philadelphia.
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rIEW MUSIC. THE BEST SONGS OF
II 'aIfE LArE sTErnEN G FOSTER, Wt thou be
t.s si end Mis- tfows, lco,'ie Duet u ycn's,
Itoo ~ ,.uts escL Mailed free Just Jnbsned - nov
SCE biAIkkS No al tfo.f wa. ne wa 81 tao "o'd
b. IL tLs len ConposuOu. VII b. tfvod ia Il" e'J@
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no ADVERTISERS.

fENO ADVERTISERS.
L THE WATERTO WN liEFORMER, Dsily and Weekly.
ysbshed a. atertOwn Jeferson County. NJ Y, have
fsher circulation Of over 900 Copies and Advertising
Eodans 1neqna ed by any Journals issued in Northern
gey-YoTk. THE WEEKLY kEFORAkh circuistes OYER
kOO Concentrating every neigboIhood IN Coun
~ large numbers Of people in the adjoining Counties
e. Lawrence. Oswego and Lewis. TERMS moderate com
sazed prices fo Advertising in City Journals Refer
E SINCLAIR. Publisher Tribune, . 10 5. b. PET
hIEGILL 4 CO.. Advertisng 4 gents, kew-fok.
INGALLS,. BROCXWAY BIGELOW,
Pforrie.ors
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Y IMPORTANT TO MAP AGENTS.-In two

4 we,ks mi BE- .Pubihea THE AMERICAN CoN1i-
MINT cgaphira AID Railroad Map the United States
Btish POI essons IVES, Indie Mexico ard Central Amen.
6zc 4xS Handsomely cole-sd Incs ~ 25 on rollers
81 IA eis ILis po1 u shows tie whole OF the
Iri,ed the Atlantic tho Pachc the proposed
tsiosds 20 Californian the whole 4 MEXICO etc. Agents
please address NAP Boz No s485 n. y. +. o., stating
~iich efe end County they intend 10
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Morals WILKINS, Auctioneer
CUPREME COURT SALE
- ~ PARTITION OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EAST BROADWAY, CATHA-
RlNE, GRAND and AAI.hEI-STS., AID 81. MAAiI D
PLACE. "
VIII sell a. auction, on TUESDAY,
Jan. 20, 1904, at Il O'clock,
At the Exchange sa.csIoom
No Ill Broadway by order OF tie supreme Court under the
direction Bensjah Lsnngwell esG.. Referee. Char
sqseih- large and valuable plot Of ground with the @tory
bhck buildings thereon northeast corner OF Chatham
and East Broadway. running through Chatham st. end
known the Old Chatham FostOfce Also the Lot
With the ory bre building thereon No. Chatham sqgale
ruiiu, through and including No. C-tl4riest Cshare
st-Ine lot with the buildings thereon, No i9 Ca'her nest
near Eest Broadway. Marketst.-3.toTy ard stc brck
house AID io No. 10 Market a., East Broadway Grasd
sfho valuable plot Of ground vita the buildings thereon
the north Of Grand anc Cauuonts. ST. MsAt
paeerle .tory attic and basement brick house and 10; No
oil ST. iks.yiace near l.t-av.
The sbove ALE some Il the most valuable property
offered In h. City Tor many years. and osrs great
induce menis TO capitalists
Mas and mo.e full particulars may be Lad a, the office Of
the aUcdoAeers, No. Pine'si-
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Meu Publications.
RUHIISnED THIS DAY.
sy G. sCRIBNER, No. 124 Grand Ct Rev So7
=. .3I,en Tie 6eesnh with additional matter, Of
~" e"N0"' Nv 9WRlNk'S HYDRAULICS.

80 r. scRTRNER No I24 Grand st New YoSs.
3d. o. tSs Gessath with additional matter, Of
~" eA' E WRANkS HYDRAULICS.
n.,c,,rr,ya A,p RHETORICAL ACCOUNT 0p HfptaoLoS
.rn oTnEn M.oHISEs RAISING WATER, Alcion' "a =
Eo1srn with observations on various subjects conbee'ec
s Tscsnlc Arts Including the development OF tne ~
- In ave bookt illustrated by nearly 300 enEe Hnss
~ TronA, FvpAyK, ate Conmssonsr Of Patents an VOL
eomnresed bfary On tho subjects here fresteo tome
beer n,,led TO an emsziys extent Their essence -
49," IN his volume In short Ms ruch work Of labor snd
s,isus research rarely II is an oceep'aee
Ssfon t The literature of Inechtrcsl science sno pa
sasneerns Il is tho Mind Gfbook which evs1y
"Thn work exhibits the results OF readins ara
CON anifested 10 these days OF bookmakhs 10
trwoyer unlesr cepious as 90 ineea I Cost, 49,
Az popusr work IN hydrsniics ts we thnk unnv6ea
tIngs osether the scattered hyaau records Of every age
"a ts. into aaIsre wi ns, ia VIC
Eor isiS AT TF TRIBUNE office, and by al booksee5s
Copies sent By mail post paid on receipt OF price.
Pnbshed by .ie authority OF tho Postmaster General.
4 PPL ETONS' UNITED STATES POSTAL
sA GUIDE; Containing THE CHEF REGULATIONS
At The POST-OFFiCE, and Complete List OF fot Onees
throughout the United States with other Information of Tue
wAsHIyeros. D. c. Jane TO- 1859.
This volume has been rrepered with sy sanction ara an
ss,hored medium Of information between the " Depa
ssent ana the public. ~ BLAIR, fostniSs'ei0e"
No.2
Proc Is cents. or g per Published quarterly
gns work hes been prepared The request and Under me
,,nrtion Of The Of the United States and
II designed meet want which has heretofore
subcsons Of the Department td those by private enter
bte hitherto having been made mp solely OF Nouhous ""
s,d regulations necessary for the guidance OF fosiuste
but Of no great value t. the r bic generally.
similar work is published IN London. quarterly under the
sootou Post Office Department q Great Britain aud
Dds book has bosn nearly practicable compiled npeD
bs same principle. d. AffLEioN 70,
Publisher Mes. f4j and as broadway
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NODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR FEBRU

Two Splendid Dresses rom the establishment Of Mesns. A..
= stewart Co, OF New YORK. Zoe Dsess' and Robe
Psyche" THE Sar.ceu; beautiful CLOAK, fIOm Brodes
xr.st emporium. A Visiting Dinner -dress a Waking
bsck. Mare Autoine;e Fcbu. Italian Corssge. Morning
Cap, veTy novel snd peculiar Fancy Worn bag Original
busc and Eshy other Inayngs dsvo.cd to dress
sbo useful work for ladies'.
Tae Steel Plate IN ti. number IS ST. Valentines Day"
And the cooTed Fashion, Plate aims six lgres Another
ss.y petty design In this nun,ter ID "A Na,cA-pocke Ia
teed = ofk," printed IN color.
MARION BAELISD ard Mi. v =. TOWNSEND have Stories
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For sale by all tie Dcsiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
DuagAr oP ORDsASoE, NAVY DEPARTssSr,


WAsuISaros CITY, Jan. l9. 1854.
GALE of CONDEMNED NAVY CANNON
- Notice hereby given that the 18th day Of February
next IL clock there will b. sold Ut public auction al
the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, Newiors snd al The Nay AID
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the following CANNON bong
3! pd VI e. cwi.. known rs gradual Increase" viz;
One hundred aud ak o5l cannon AZ Navy ard. Brooklyn
Fody.f,x 40 CANON ~ NsyyfaId Port,mcuth. -
These 10 be cold by the pound and onehsf the
purchase TO be paid al the completion OF the sale
other hall upon the removal Of tho by tho sur
caser, which removal must take place within ten days Aer
tbs sglc. and al the expense OF ,aid purchestr
ii. A. MISE, Chief Of Bureau