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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
New 1)ublifaticns.
HARPER q BROTHERS, NEW-YORK,
IL Publish this Day:
GOVERNOR FOOTE on THE WAR AND
TIE UNION

WAR OF TUE REBELLION; Or sCYLLA AND CHAR
rsDIs Consisting Of Observations upon the Causes Course
and Consequence OF tine late Civil War il the United States
By IL s. Eodte l2mo Cloth, 81 80.
From The y. i. Times Feb. l2
Given perfectly honest utterly fearless, with uncom'
powers Of perception un4us faency Of expression
aud entire Of prudence soy discretion ana you
have Henry s. koote, Ex-Governor Of Mississippi ex-senator
from that state i the Congress Of the United states almost
ex-senator therein from California and ex-senator IN the Con
fedrrate Con.r.. fIom Telncsee...Nhte We lave not
the chest rcsveci for the judgment and discretion o N.Y.
Foote we have entire and absolute confidence in his honor
and yeracty We also place much reliance upon his Iercep
tons Of character When b. tells thing fact within ms
own kowed;e we uccep; such without questions when
he eves us simprcsons q an Ind vilua think them lar
more likely be right than His book obound' III
snecloe aud reniucen.e which ,hrow light upon the events
ofthe Of tho autecedens. character ana
experience Of The author his book Of Mr. Henry > Fooe
be considered Of c,uieajc importance toa VINO "A
10 master tho whole subject Of secession and the present
position Of the hono portion Of he men who bore part In
that movement.
From The ~ Y Evening Post, Feb 10.
The lawess despot;sm Of Davis and the rosuery and in
competency with which he surrounded himself Lave not been
90 clearly sAown up before how BY Mr. FO0tc.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
DIR. J. c. DRAPER'S ANATOMY, PIIYSIOL-
OGY, AND HYGIENE.

4 TEXTBOOK ON ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND
HYGIENE. For the Of Schools and Fomlies BY John
G. Draper NJ d. Professor Of Natural History and Physiology
IN the NcYork free Acaicmy. aud Professor Of Analytical
Chemistry in the University o. NewYoTk With l7O ustIa
tionS 8vo, cloth, 80 IS
Aheu;h the chief object has been to prepare text,
for academic Students the wok also designed for the Use Of
schools and families aud Students Of medicine will find that 1t
contains hints Of value to them especially in the lecture
which has been added for thoir benefit
1.-THE division OF hygiene will be found to present many
facts Of uterst to the general readcr and in view oi the
measured bu apparently Inevitable approach OF cholera to our
shores given in the last Lecture short summary Of
tb. means by which ray hope to avoid its attack"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
New ,1nblir1iioTs.
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W OTHER NEW BOOKS!

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NFD MUSGRAVE; On The MosT UNFoITrSATE Man IN
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LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL SHERIDAN;
the Hero Of the Shenandoah Valley by the Rev Charles
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Price IS cents in paper, 81 in cloth.
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Copies Of any CT all of the above popular books will be sent
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
HARPER & BROTHERS
Have Just Published:

SOCIAL LIFE OF TIE CHINESE. With some Account
of their Religious Governmental Educational aud Business
Customs AID Opinions. By the Rev. JUsTUs DooLITrLE'
fourteen years Member Of the American Board With over
lsO Illustrations In volumes, Emo, Cloth, Eeveied
Edges, SJ.
NOBLE LIFE BY Mis-. MrLocx Mrs oRAIK), author
Of John Hs.iiax Gentleman" Christians Mistake" "
Life for Life" "Oive," "The Olyes" "Ihe Head OF the
Family" &c. l2nio., Cloth, 81 So
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. by ars Gssken Author
Of "Mary Barton" "Crarford,' "sylvs. Lovers" SC.
svO, Cloth 81; Pager 81 80
RICHARD COBDEN, THE FRIEND or AMERICA
AND APOSTLE OF FREE TRADE: HIS POLITICAL
CAREER AND PUBLIC SERVICES. Biography. By
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NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT: Collection Of
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BEECHER With sketch Of Alr. Beecher and the Lecture
Room By Augusta Moore. a New Edition, revised and
Greatly enlarged l2mO, Cloth, Beveled Edges, 81.
THE BELToN ESTATE. BY ANTHONY TROLIoPz.
Author Of "Dr. Thornc," "Fnmley Parsonage" "The
small House az Abingdon &c oNo' AePoIt 'VCS-"
PRISON LIFE IN THE SOUTH: AT RICHMOND,
MACON. SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA,
CHARLOTTE RALEIGH GOLDSBOROUGH AND AN
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~.
THE STORY OF THE GREAT MARCH: DIARY OF
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
A LII WANTING FARMS.

L Large sIi thrivng settlement OF Nineian nus
climate; 80 miles south Of Phisdephs by tn'vs1
Rich coll produce, rgs crops; twenty tracts At %
psr acre payable within four years; good business openn
good society Hundreds settling end m,sn improve
ments. Apply TO CHAS. X LANDS, Postmaster, 'ineana
Lsndis to~nshP j. Letters Gas~ered Paper, contain a.
uu Information win br free. From Report OF o9l.s
R0JH,on fJTWd al Editor OF The Tribune IL 10 one OF ~
JJte fraei, Gsnost tere po't'on ssS
sHtdb condition 10, fledsaHt arntHs thaf ps ksoD ~
tide of tie Western Prdiries.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Mem Publications.
Mem Publications.
I IF f AND T M +
JAMES MADISON.
HON. WILLIAM C. RIyEA
yoLUxs IL
evo Cloth. So 80.

In tracing the history ofMr. Msdsons scve hf. during
period of 81 from 7i6 10 1850 the writer has been ne
cessafy led into Of the important Pofoh' oil
public history. MT. Msdsous career was cotcnpoIafy
aud closely identified with the War Of tho RevoluioD e
arduOus sboTs of The Old Congress the comproh OF he
Articles o Confederation the formation and adoption OF me
Constitution OF tine United States the questions winch
Under the adnuitTaon of Washington the struggle o
arties which terminated in the election OF Jsfrrson over
Adams aud the complicated questions OF foreign policy when
led the War of l3l2-a commenced and t"fnniatd
nnder bis Adn1 ston IN passing under review these
sea; Of history the writer hes been enabled py
the papcs # Mr Madison aud other orig nal docn
TO throw light upon many drbatable passages o
the highest aud most prrnsnent interest in American Annals
Beside the Of Sir Madison self of which no con
necied narrative has yet been given to the public me
will embrace authentic and Illustrative notices founded
chiefly original and unpublished documents OF the most
d,tpguisied Of his coiempoTafios Washington Jefferson
George Mason, Patrick Henry Richard Henry lee, Adan'
JAY hamilton King aud others. Whether the subject. ra
teras the drdmafs pe'son1 be contderrd the "oIh
in its design would seem well fitted 10 supply yet re
aning and important dfiiderat1 IN national history on
questions which engage the deepest interests OF the
American people.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Real Gstate for Sale.
LII PERSONS intending TO PURCHAaU
L REAL ESTATE in NEW will piesss sxAs


ALL PERSONS intending TO PURCHAaU
n REAL ESTATE in NEW JERSEY will pies.s sxass
ne our List Of
COTTAGES.
One, rooms $500. one rooms, g. 800; one. rosms
$1,000; one, rooms, $500 rooms, S2.7O; one
looms, $1,000; one, rooms $500; one tooms 00l
one, 10 rooms 5000 sud many others.
COUNTRY SEATS.
One Is acres; one l8 acres one. 20 rs
all with large modern buildings, from IL to II rooms oacA
Price ofeoch, $1,000
One a acres large house IS rooms; 100 scres moo
ern house IL 9o acres hne house. 10 rooms seA
Sl5,0O0.
one, acres splendid site very large modern houss n
rooms, $4,000
% from 90 20 ~ acres; from 40 10 80 ecresI
10 from 80 20 60 acres; l5 from 81 10 70 acres,
II from ~ to 40 acres; IL from 90 to 100 scres,
I9 from 100 to 80 acres; from $50 to 200 acres
all under GOOD cultivation and with good improvements oS
to 80 miles from New and at prices from eaOW 70
$4,000.
Property shown without cergs and accurate deschpss
given oy applying to c,,r =, r,.,v,
No 200 Broadway, Room No. u
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
6otels, Sc.

MARSHALL HOUSE, Broughton-st.. Savan.
Nl nsh GaThis hrstclsss Hotel has been remodeed aud
travelling public NAV re assured tev will find comfortable
accommodations q; this house A. 8. LUCE. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

IT HARPER BROTHERS win send the .bov. books
by mail postage paid to any part Of the United States, on
receipt Of the price
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

EOR SALE-Thc perfect FILES OF the last
A six year. OF TIE TRIBUNE. Also 30 yeare' fILE OF
JHF NfW-YOKR OBSERVER and five years fll;E 10 9i
E8E IEDKPENDEkT, with bound volumes OF I'M
EVANGELIST sud OBSERVER Ad1Esa FIVE ~ Wv
loo 4se Ohice.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

EOR SALE-One of the best and most de-
L .rnbe COUNTRY RESIDENCES on the Northern
Ney.Jrrscy Railroad situated jus, above the Palisades,
mile from station nnd Hudson Ryeri % acres tie build
are all new containing the modern Improvements The
mansion l. two and half stories frame 3x5O with lazza on
sides and two buns altogether the mos, com
pet. healthy and charming place the west Il Of the
Hudson Ear.y possession. Apply 20 or address D. u An
THONN. No u Na..an.si.. tom u y oclock
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

nODWORTH g. SON, No. Astor:piacces,
- Eew-York-Desler. ia VOCAL, PIANO and iNsIhu
MENTAL MUSIC; improved Rotary Esye ins.I9Ienu pa
flutes Cardue:s Drums, Cymbas, Niohn ou sAa o1Is'
strings, Bridges, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
DEADY THIS MORNING
Beadle's Monthly:
FOR MARCH.


TABLE o. CONTENTS
THE SNOW A PoEs lILrsrRATED.
THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE BY LAND WINTER IN
TER Wo0D CRIES CoJyTzr lLIrsrRAryn
TIE dad LETTER; CnAP1EHs VII, VII Illus
AssAssIHS AND THElR WORK, CH.n1ogTs CoRpAr
A MAD RIGHT; A SIOKr. PART H.
THREE DAYS AMONG THE OIL WELLS.
TIlE BAROMETER; Irs CoSsTaucTIos AsDUsEs Illus
TRA-rD.
UNCLE RoDERICHs SERMON; A SroaT.
FINGER BlNGs; THEiI HsaoVr, STEUc-URs, &c iLLrs
TOM BLAKE; A roEs
THE CONNECTS WIFE, sIoRr.
OUR Mss; CAMP RKzISscHNCrs
WHO STOLE TIE sPoONSi fiLs YEAHs DAr
FvBooE.
MY ROYAL PRIZE Pom.
POPULAR PEOPLE, A PHOTOGRAPH ~ RrPKSsESTA-
r.Va CLASS.
TODAY; AS 1T Isis yAsHiosABLE CfRoLHs
CURRENT NOTES; OS Books, PERsoys, &c.
Sold by a. Newsdea sfB and Book.ee Price Is cent. pos
number OF - per year
BEADLE AND COMPANY, Publishers,
No. lls Williamst., New \ oIk.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, Gsnerl Agents
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

EOR SALE-At Wostport, Conn, tie late
i RESIDENCE Of JONAS H. PHELPS deceased, a. miles
rom NewYork the New Haven Railroad, situated Ia the
cetr Of the village nearly opposite the stone Church
The House contain. u Rooms; HAL running through It
Double Parl0rs High Ceilings arze Sppins and ne shaded
Lawn IN front: large Cistern good Well of Water; large
Garden and ample io stables in the Pree 5000
Applv 10 JOHN ". TAYLOR. Westport III. II. TAl LOR,
No. 2l5 Front-.t q. NJ PHELPS American Telegraph
Ofic- Broadway. and No. IS fir-i.s,., Wilamsburrh
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Professional Notiees.

A RTIFICfAL EYES. - Artificial Human
N Eyes mad. to order and inserted by Drs. r. BAUCH
and p GOu GLEMANk Qomafy employed by Roi,sennesn
Of Paris. No. 500 BIo4dway New-foIk
nR. WI. EARLs WORK Of 30 Pages on
~ Piles dcture and Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Vie
&c. Price 20 cents. haed free 10 any part. AddIes
No. IL White IT,. New-York.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under tho exclusive
~ care of EDWARD II. DIXON NJ. d. Editor Of The
scspespecisly Tn, obscure Diseases Of the P,l,e
Vscera Hernia lemo.rhod- VsTcocelc Eis.ua and src-
Osice TO p to3 and TO 3eveniu,, at
No. ~ PlthaVe.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
COR sALE.-The COUNTRY RESIDENCES

L'OR SALE.-Ine COUNTY, kLSlDbNCH
OF the late Thomas Trusow. deceased at Port Chessrs
Wescheer County \. y the Purchase Road sbou, hah
mile from the depot. There are on the premises iase
double house 80 feet tories attic and basement Win
twotoy wing l6N20 also stable and other ouiouiHns
Good and other fruits There is extended usv
of the Sound the pazLas Ton th sides OF the housst
and cupo four Of land, with road on thrss
sidrs THIS Is very srabe place mmedia'e poseSso
II desired Apply 10 WN. TRUSLOW, Executor No. ID
Liberty-st OF to HOMER MORGAN No. 2Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

EOR SALE-With immediate possession. the
i HOUSE aud GROUNDS at RsyenswOod, L. l., 20 min.
ues walk from Jamessp and Thirty fouTthst Ferries "
ft on Vesuoave and lO East River about coo est
through The House Is large with modern Convenience
stable large Garden plenty ri tire Trees Filtered wssss
IN hou.e with to the river, &c. Apply 70
fb51l HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pinr-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
90 Get.

4 STORE to LET until May 1.-The large
elegant Stoie Nos 10 and ~ Leonards Possession
given immediately. Apply To-
ALLEN BROTHERS. No. l33 Dusne-,t
A STORE to RENT on DUANE-ST. The
"A tr. floor and basement of the large known
Hope Bu eng" Nos l3l. l33 and rs Dnanes will be
rented I'LL May l. at low rate. Apply on he prerniseA
HOUSES and STORES to LET, by BENE-
i DICT & Co., No - Pine-st.
No iJ9 Hudson.st., opposite 81. Johns Square.
EigEtA 81, near Broadway, suitable for business
Thirty fourtl-st., West Furnished House.
Sore ia broadway, above Canal Lease for sale
Store IN broadway. above BleeekeE-st- long lease.
Store in Maiden Lane
Lots in Dry-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Real Gsta!c Ecr Sale.
CENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR S&LE-

EOR SALE, with immediate posscssion--One
L of htool of -ir brio. HOUSES three story, hieh
basement aud -4b cellar basusnt story sioop, and rii
muE sL1u-. well buit with t tIs modern improve
meus osafiln Suetythlfds, west of Third hyconu oi
the tie isard Derah" T'sidenTe nd
FOR investment being equal distance from Central Park
snd Fa.t Nly-E (huIi Gncl, locality where property
tiv inrfrraing 1crus Addfcss boz NO.
Ill2 L. O.. .u1Girs al No. itg kuit0t-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

EOR SALE-A iirst-class, three-story, high
stoop bisemen, and sub cellar brown stone HOUSE in
Osfors near Jar from DR.. Cuyle Church.
sh i one Of the bat ueifhborhsods IN Brooklyn. nigh
.rourd and healthy. Apply 20 A. kSOWLrON, No. JJ5
Fultou ave corner OF POr land. ave.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

DROPERTY for SALF-Four-story Brill,
j HOUSE sud Lot 2aJlOc house 25S4i. wiki q le.-c
base oent, ia South Brooklyn. IuS4s OF 4. DAVIDSON.
No. I.3 Pnncest, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
At No. 4i8 Third-ave.. by JOHN FET-

At No. 4IS Third-ave., by JOHN FET-
n TRETCH, tie following HOUSES are for SALE: Ons
West 25,h.st. Nirihsye price $50 Two In Sht't
1000 each; three 29hst, 800 20 $l8OOO thee o.
st 3otst > 5OOto $1,000 four on 3st'st rom Sil'
o. $1,000; three East 32dst, 47Oo SoSoi u Sfss
On asst 3Jd st. 1850 each; three East 5dh' 5W -
20 sl5 600; fx OF Murray Tii from $2.50O 10 bloOn
Al.o on sSih 49th 5ot SD s5ta 56,h Goth and sr
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

L'OR SALE-Withln ten minutes walk OF
the depot at Morristown NJ ahend.oune FARM OF about
0scrrs and in pTct order On the above " the sunsE
fouse three Barns Coach House large number
OF cheFr. peaches pears. apple sc; also I'll the small
nuit.. Price, t55.COO. Apply to HOMER MORGAN No.
? Purs' (boJ.l
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. By ars GsskeIl Au,ho
Of "Mary Barton" "Crarford' "Sylyias Lovers"
svo, Cloth 81; Paper 81 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

A Four-story, brown-stone HOUSE tor SALE
"a SStieth.st Fourth ave-, furnished in the ysy
best anner will be sold cheap Also Fifty second ss'
between FiOh and Sixth.sve. Price $4,000 Apply 70
j. FETTRETCH, No. 4l8 Thrdsva
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

COUNTRY SEAT on Morris and Essex ha'l.
~ road Large HOUSE, in hne order nearly now; gooa
burn; sbout SIX splendid nd three minutes from
DEPOT Possession ediatey. Part on mort
". J. II. JACKSON, No. 1J5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
FARM and Country RESIDENCE For

4 FARM and Country KESIDLNCE FOf
ASALEt $50 acres situated mile from the village os
Pleasant Valley Duches. Co.. ~ Y, eight miles rom fousn
keopse and one Of the contemplated Poghkeepse an
Pine Plain. Railroad The farm beautifully iocstc Is wen
waered well fenced has abundance Of ffrut o. all Inns Oi'
the farm Is lar,e two-stoy House. Csrrilge hou vS
Bamsand Form house, all IN hrstcass ordet w, os so.S
cheap. to close an estate. apply to j. Y tO"LEh' No~
Broad.st., y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

HOE SALE-For Goods or Oil Stocks 500
Of good LAND Ia North Carolina. AdlFrss r. {. H.,
Wcst hester Hoisc, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

RICHARD COBDEN, THE FRIEND or AMERICl
AND APOSTLE OF FREE TRADE: HIS POLlTICA
CAREER AND PUBLIC SERVICES A Biography. B
John Gichri.t With Illustrations i6mo, Cloth Bevele
Edges 81 50.
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III OTS for SAFE on the BOULEVARD.-ll


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HOUSES for SALE at YONKERS-A fine
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

A NOBLE LIFE BY Mis-. MvLoCK tMrs. CRAIK) author
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THE TURF.

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