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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Fowler & Wells have Published, IL thick octave vol
ume " New pIysiognomy, signs o! character as maI-
Tested through Temperament ard External forms, and
especially ia Che Human Face Divine" by Samuel r.
VOLS eiitor o. The Psychological Journal and Life
Indstrstei." i is wen printed AMI attractive book
containing more ;aan 1000 portraits and o.hor asaa-
tons
Nj James Miller has Just published ina neat and con-
ycaient SD Pc, an illustrated "Guile to the Central
Park by T. Addison Richards. II is not only use'n
handbook visitors to our greaturbau recreation ground
but il pleasant 'le thng to read, giving, as II Goes
history OF the origin and progress OF the park g'aphc
description Of ts principal features, an account OF what
the CoTi,s oaers have done ard what they intend to
do and satisfactory statistics of It's size, cost, length Of
roadway ana number of visitors From ono ofthese tables
of figures we learn that the Central Park is more than
twice as rs, as Hyde Pirk Regents Park in London,
ten times as arg, as g. Jamoss Park less than quarter
as big the great park at Windsor onethird OF the $40
Of Richmond y H. rather than quarter as big as
The Gardens Versailles and half the size ofthe PhgnN
ralk Ia Dublin.
"TheOii Testament History from the Creation to the
Rcarn of the Jews from Captivity, edited by william
Smith LII D.. Classical Examiner in the University oi
London" d. Applto Cob is the latest issue oi the
wellkn0wu and convenient series OF Emo. volumes
known rs tic sSud,nt Series" Il is written with
great deal OF drectness and simplicity, furnished with
abundant notes and references aud illustrated with num-
Der OF 20 and vool-ou,s. Or. Smith las end ayored
T. prodccc rr 10 class and Sunday school manual
which shah cmholy the results Of modern progress IN Bib
Heal siulcs AID "a the time he has given an account
Of each the books ofthe Bible of the geography OF The
Holy Land and other countries ana of the political and
ecclos s'ral antiquities Of the jews The prcsept vol
ume will soon BE- followed by "Thc Students Manual of
Now Tcs'a1rent History
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6otcI5.

ISLAND HOUSE, Bellows Falls, Nermont.-ls
! NOW OrFN ir tie scromfnoi. lion 4 summer Nton ST.
usel most heath pert f the Connecticut Valley 20 M O.
hew-i oik tic Duct the Wine Mount-I
CHARLES TOWNS. Proprietor
1--WE STORK HOTEL,
4 OLD SQUARE. BiRIlNGHAM
ENGLAND.
Families end Gentlemen wishing bfnirehlm viii 6ri this ilote
located u private in the Of The
town Large additions latcy been made with plvate
trscc an M ts comforts Of quiet homo insured TO visitors In
ms hotel where every attention combined viii reason
Guaranteed continuance Of the support fe
otycd for many years by it, present Ifops'etor $3.50. ,
EENjAiilN SCRiFFN Proprietor
TBNHE HAA!MONASSET HOUSE, Madison, Conn,
now r,ady Summer guests It's leading sractons are
cnnry now fufhna splendid bathing grounds, hne drives
good fishing boains &C. a few good rooms no. token.
II. l. PARKER Proprietor.
NATINDERMER IIOt' ST. Greenwood Lake, Orange
w Con- Y-rho Projectors having purcAa'ed reiod aud
furnished s house, have opened IL for iemi and .nse person.
line fishing oaue A. Casgcs meet tie train leaving new OK
At 10 a. ~ daily Eric kswsy. e Monroe Saturday. sfcepa'
s,fdays peo t, train leaving New York 20 $50 pm Address
~ =. BROWNING & Co.. Monroe. Eew fofS.
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Sales bn Nutiion.

4. ~ MYRwfS Aucioneers
DY BANGS, MERWIN a CO. Broadway cor. 4ih-
- tSe ofrooks Work, Of Art, Fancy Goods Fnrniufste
orc \ LFiviTr Auctionscr
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. a0s Broadway
~ LkANlII sfREBEOII 60. succcsson TO j. j. Cooley
tOvuGEsEFTs SOLICITED. bpvfsoEs sApr
Ts,HOS. VETTCH Aucioncer, Office ll5 Nlssau.st.
4 PUBLIC ADMINISTER ArORs SALE Of FURNITURE
IEWELHY 1c WEDNESDAY, JOY II, tb. AZ 10 o'clock
m at Nos II and . Daanesi beonfng g. various Estates
a T.. DAVIES, IT,, Public Adninl.tfaiof
v,v-
Gorsc5, Carriages, &r.
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
" Igur ul .Dpfn lQt tAkL
G. why. No. c19 Broadway
hear DloCcseg st.
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WHO GOES THEREl

Ps. i,lr end ano,o-,s the Life Of ihe celebrated
TO- "Ne Id,r Booh7 A very attractive volume. - fuo
will portrait, . ~.
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80 - MERcHANTs oF NEW.YORK.
JUNUs DRUrUs BoOTf

new volume being the Fourth Series Of ineresins ard &c
eoip a. ,- Ioes about Merchants Of Newly ork Gil,
" Price 81 -.
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Ncm Publications.
ATsS CARLETON, PUBLISHER -
q - Broadway. NewY0TS. 4 ~
NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.

THE APOSTLES

Anaoa % Enc Reaan' great book jos' pubs'ei IN r,f
where D. co . p-.f ud tcslon. Tins forms t s0nl p
o. Reu Of Chfsnry" tic IRE q which was h
Lie J..r' watch deep inpe sion yeAI ago.
. Pricc
This book has Just made he appearance In Pens end
ths whac would about t. lhosis ah"
th0usand M 'ris sold Peb aton and TIE foroI was
when The Life OF jesus fed lAe thun
d-rhot r-ou Sac Roman CAusfh.
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DAPER COLLAR MACHINEs

I'm rovemons-nske the most perfect Collar Lrpein entail
Neutrality-suspicious. Inventions Paens M0dc &C. 70 oldr At
W. II. TOLnURSTS Machine 8 'op,
Cnla-r Union anh fnlnn is. Toy " Y
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ElENSIONS.

E1ENSIDNS.
/ A NEW PENSION LAW has i1s' been uared giving IN
creased rcnsou. 10 30 ne DO iv~ Lost bo eye. BON o. D
che fof Nc q them also gives
our 10 dere ffier. hfoihclf al some other. on no"
irrpsroi suitable unts, o. misr inudf' ii ct
ian rclfon. Ihufu whose prHtIni are "a
sql o Ny charge vi b. ino i.e 80 J
ly abe Prs sJN LAW. e.. hGrr BY rerulison 10 SEN pol
sinesi Tq Publisher Of o.. Sew Nors TJai Accurate cola
OF the NEW Pension LAW or .lc % lac. 90 b.
CHARLES hE11LETJN. SO. lll bfoitvuy ork
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TRuNs LeAvE NEwYoRN;
20, Nos-Iilver :,o &oi u.s' liz. nj aN Gt.' 'O
i5,t Bridgeport ~. 800 50 u.pl IT., plS (EIrs aOO
" La ~, .fsri .tl iI.n, u,i rs 40 p. n
For aira-a Slua po weHpot q. LSoA 80 40 n
For No,~.s 49, zoo (gs.le oc Il 90, RI;. tELJ 800
TO- 5saia. ~, s H. i:Si' a., Pr P,e,,n
tor Steamboat. &c. Oh taS. a3f ll5) d. w.; liza IEhJ I'D
o. " 49, m, 4, ', 5 .. ia. ....o p io, ago I'D m
70. s, ' VI, s yfS S q, TaA l 30 cr.,n pm
or osl ans sr,aa~d 80 ~. tExj iAl5 800 E1,
far ,@.asc.,,t River Railroad GOA tEI ai5p. to Mon
rari i,o,lasoeo -ni FihsuI Ral-oi 800 IEr'' M
fsNef.'liy~u N-s.London s,oua3ion Railroad 400
y" t ~ c.., R.,o..ii iiIso m to Noaa.np.ol
Dor hol-s-iur halfo'i . a. a. h.. ...
lor N-as,n'~ AZ 49, ~ a. ,' '' p ~, lo,so 1,o,u
'on'"' JAMES %. holr saD-
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, spnng Time Table
Ma Lra'e .auc. .n .' y. d. p, or Gs,upot' and
way 80. rs ~ 's' ,Is,.', ',a y ,p =. %
~ No. No@ lin pi Wa, .'ator. saturday psa faaark.
MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY
VI boo, Of Esn4y On snl ale. Nov n Monni nal rains
Mail ,rre.. OBJ stations Of Mbum at 40 NJ Morris
""" 5. sCHocH. Assistant Superintendent,
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ rus lave Jersey city for riermou. at ard sa mn at
rs ~! s2l aud e:;' m ssindy' only il' D. ~ The
'' ''' and ~" T ' w. bEGAREsr Superintendent.
DARITAN AMI DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IA COMPANY -pn aud sner FRIDAY. June the JESSE
HOYf passenger boat hi, Road will leave Pier No d North
Rive nine.st aad al PoI Monmouth With ualns
for - i0lowgr points on g." r. d:
II Esgrrs Line for Camden direct, taking PRISONERS 10
Red ank rrinch dale Point Pleasant, hricksoary
Manchesicr Tom lty,r Noodnn'e banos ShamonE inckr
R.e @i' f ' to csnd 10 i've hoai. Fare 81
o. N From Pier 80. -, aud as nSm Pier No } ioT Port
Monmouth s4ni Middle Shrewsoaiy. Eaionosn. OecAn
toi iranrhp' long Nrrl SHARK River Sqlan, farmnedae
Pan, rraat qamAun bsksbus Maaehs''ef Toms ''f ana
Inc fc.h oa k.ye p for Oh point, tho line end
t4Ai.n
RsrrrHNG TEAMS LEivH ciN1N;
I- . ' II
rI... ...Irr Inn N.r.1 o.. tI.t.
Natf is l;'i. 90 -,r i'.f a. $3.50
90 t-.a1 iun.t b. ~ea'e.|a u No.i- IS s s.,
r"naiye4 al llul 40 ". ~ CLAY Avn e-lI
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1--WE STORK HOTEL,
4 OLD SQUARE, BIRMINGHAM.
ENGLAND
Giinnllons iuantc0-ffmnles.

NTANTED-A SITUATION by 4 respectable and
w wei re- nurnd d women country; IS good cook
aud washer and r0ucr wori d. eanlc"oA t'
washing hau oIk. lelse call 1t No 49, 5tth-lye
4 LII Respectable Families, observation-disclosures ana
~ llocs he p1i,d vita good sEkN ANTS nom sii pa
tons Protestant ard C4,hlc at AIS lOKAoiONo OffIOE
Ne. Il fouTthave.
A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
- went ITUATIONS 10 % enrrh HOUSGWOhh, &C. a. MIS-
LOVES German insitaie NJ u aienop e. near zoe boNy
GTrUATlONS WANTED for girls TO do general
- Cooks Chanbermaid nous,k .rp &c. Aso
Necnir. md ma Hand No. J8 Fourth be-
twe Twenty seventh aud Iwcnfy-cisathais
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,TIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CONAN

Tic size - Steamships ais n sf ri no '- ROOMS
t directly ie l0u tfs iiiona ali isie are
srpasaei. uri de- rafes } ta1u any OIL l'ne
A. exprfi~lcrd aurge.r each ship FIRE o. charge
Cabin Iafse SHOE strsE.ss. so Payable in currency
sser4e iae use,. to brug p-rs from Lerp'o. of Cue ms
to.uflr ! e farcr
DIN. sr ~ mount Issued ry anE Great Ri in ana
lie md tlc lowe
owner nottc accountable i1r specie or va
tr.. ul.ess bis eln having tru e efotfri thereon a'S
s.afl tUrr.f.f.
IN ,t n ln passage spry tie olro ~ CO. Company.
30 20 lr,,ty. -tes passage office az
'oI ',"'' w. - Wy ~ ~ H. w. y uTRsr Msnsyer
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Gcip manteo.

A GENTS WAN1ED.-Wantcd in every county,
"a inst ca.s Asu. for Lralii priufe Of ie
" DF sVRFD or LINCOLN pointed rersons si'frr In
by President Speaker Co nd o.hrr Distinguished per
\. nj on tina. ,ad Afiio with
$500 IITIIEFIfLD CLAOkTT
r. o. Box 40. s55, Washington, D. G.
MUSIC CONFESSIONS WANTED, by
WI SMITH MoDOU0AL No q Beekmlns'
VNTANTED-CLEKK for hotel in Saratoga; two
w MIS- o. railroad. Apply WILSON Co, NO 40 OreoAe
st.. Jersey Coy.
VNIANTED-GOOD Statesmen to send for de-
w fcripiire circular team, &c Of PETROLEUM GAS GIN
ORATORS. usru invention OF the sapc sen Tor
~. j. &. TILTON. irtfuglgh IA
- EH-t -
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NEwYoRE ind NEw-HAyEY RAILROAD.
leOc sr.f'if K ADVANCEMENT 1901
COMNENClAG JULY .. 1905
TnuYs Lelvg NEwYoRh.

r.,scnsor New fwenyseven.h-s ana
lourta1ss Euflll,o on lssutv soyeut9sL
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o. n A. Events Of fresh and rea'ant essays upon
.. rro,ent ,cricns Washington don g. Webster ~
"snncl" livery library should possess this delightful oooA
~ T. hons are all beautifully bound in c'ottare sold
Nhee-u by Inah. po.'oge free on recet o, 1ce
T.. CARLETON, Publisher. Ne" ors
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0NLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE 90 PENCE, ,,,v. ,,,,,
sTphtwnsiii'fis aEfwEES SEw YORK AND HAvnE, CALL,
III -, ,epi new vessels on az. hvod,- for tho Cont
ner, 80 VI sa foa. ri-r No. 20 North River. 4sioiow.;
NAr9LE0N ~ Bocnnae' trInnAy I ~
VILE DE Paris. ,THs5DDAY 1a%
A'1O''-' rnrEi ol f155AGE. Is GJL6- go
i'D'' 'A"'i i.cuI.as t,bi-,yine in ria.e, CO.
T ,.ie1 ' nd d, i-., vii BE- irsd here with
raold coupon -Ae ed NOR oa-sse eesked 80 fa' at -
fNrRA AYERS s,euin- with the raal le and a, lower
VFRA CilI uRDAY Aug
TANPico, Gilbert A".'
fI'A'O" RATES ~ - ''.iiiGiE. il COD
s,esrr vim superior ~
Aeota' aifHaaae' J's 0 oiirge
i'' '"''''' Gso M,c&fyziE Aren, No 81 nro,tysy
P s',%'i ~ S SSf' ya5 on fubY NGRS%G Jy
S' r,.. rs car. s Io % to be- on bs.Id d o'clock hy
nay ircr OF bard rodlv ush'.
fI,HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-oNlY
rr ARS yAM LyS SS an. aH GRfbS wa 4o cove, 3
United states Mail ana akns psss g. hss'ns fr'e ali
ATEANrc. {. loyer. eones 900 TIM. 100, p Jaiy o.
W 1l' MrTRof6Is -' ssaJc3o oonr ha ID
farher drfar ". fom NEw.YORk lue.ie extra eame-sl
husu.t aud 10 sniembe aud 90 October and % No'enbfS
berst"e, Gem BIiMEN resp OwEs-,lay ard 20, Jaus
G. p 20 a. Jay Il s'd 20 Asg'' - - ''p'0'' -
Re. Of Passage payable in gold OF ia equivalent In United states
'' F,oS' grw.yokK 10 BREMEN HAvRE. LONDON and
s6uTiAEfTON-is Cabin os. - Cabin so! co. steeFlse.
From BREMEN etc toNEwYoRK-l., Cabin $ii2 ID Cabin
T.am H. tet-i.. Csbin $685. ID Cabin, $l12 so seese
471 go.
Dor ffeight end Passage apply 20
KI0tR BROS. denrra AGENTS No IS Beaver st. y
rEHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
nf y H. g. = Hyn S,, a s ' ,a we ooosea GA
SATURDAY. July H.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
LONDON rAynF. 's saopiilfHSMPf0N AND BREMEN
Of ns es payable gold its equivalent Ia cirncy;
cabi, tti ~ cers-, S o.
10 followed BY steamship AMERICA, }. C. Meyer
M July n.
N''' OELRICHs 4 Co.. No. 6s Bro>dst.
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rE,uE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS

4 also the MASON BAMLIS PORTABLE ORGANS. FSrr
&C. fr.us .,vc, prices SIS 81 go each NJ H. have Dee,
swrd hishs premiums for imprint Improvements ana ssa
superiority work In this OF instruments hry ne ~
their by te b. judges sAA
ac qratfr refer with conhd nearly every ofts
Of no O ia ' Tor testimony 20 It's supeIicfuy
Second Aeodeons and Organs Of American aud forexn "n~
fscnfe. 1t low prices.
Mareronm. 80. so Roadway. New ioTk
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60 tOBom II man gontcrn

RMY AND NAVY PENSIONS.--W are making
~ lf,-s r-,e .a, new lsw PENSIONS Allowances
n,h Ihoio she have hsi. ccfticas saoud
inaae 3 new application. L. BhONN. solicitor
To- Psri place
IMPORTANT
\ 10 MANUFACTURERS AND WOOL DEALERS
KufZ. hislNG Co.
Ilncr o. Ohio.
have hand Tor and thousand pounds flc~re
aud DOL yry bet clips Of Fafhrd. Heckns fctaI
rul They beryo lot of zc can b. found IN
Ohio equal sd coalition hdNsi- GJcss u examine Tue
O early Jay
LANCASTER July .. 1901
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Gonscs ano farms tUanic0.

4 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM to LET to
~ rent eneu onyi Is per week No 2ll Kas, Eshte'niL
q HOUSE WANTED, unfinished by an American
"a fmfy-iOto roomsin Brooklyn. ob, ken Nrwl OH
Jersey Cny. Address q. GALLAOuhh 40 ~ Nescy-s ~ y
Stating terms, Sc.
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60 fct.

DOWERY STORE.-To RENT. with Immediate
ID possession STORE in test part Of Bowey west side No
2@. Apply % premises.
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE A Gentleman las just
Of Nes,chesrr containing Rooms, VITA af2 ff
delicious Water IT, I,use lu-l.
ground for enid sud rgr ~
water for lahne whole admirably med O.
about 81 incdng eervsus ft1 n' cef : 2.
nef fr families
dubbed tocehor-jusl ninuss walk from tie station i,r's
can be Ia IA and leave a. hfrenee VII De
reunited and responsibility. Rent Wi BE- n r
gorbe For further racusspppyt JOSEPH ft -hp hfi
Aoor Ronnds Building PARK or to GEORGE D. hIChOhi hnA
Park Bank
C,TEAM POWER TO LET-FIrst floor and Lofts,
> Csa Broadway to 20 horse T. j. INsLtL No.
~ Waie--ft
GyTAliFORD, Conn.--To RENT. furnslel, fine
> HOUSE ht the depot and boat lsds; Tor four
month"; $40. q. SPAULplN0 10 % Bloadgay
g.z.ssr IN
Donro ano Rooms.
BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY-IIouse has mod
! I'D ern Improvement. Army OF No. 70 pomin,cs-t
NO. Il ST. MARKS PLACE, (Eighth-st.,) TO LET
~ nicely FURNISHED ROOMS in suite OF single large
paToT with two beds and bal bedroom iist hoo
NVANTED--By a gentleman and wife, iiral-cla.s
w BOARD GOOD suite Of Rooms The sfcond bp0ri
must Il modern r1yemeps; location between lour
aad &c west Il broadway Brooklyn HEIGHT
Ia f wing more room 1u with boardf VA IND
dress Box No. 1873 New.i ork Post-Oace
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Gilranons fOanle0-ttlaIes

CITUATION WANTED-Bv q German young man
- as PORTER OF make hil.c uaafl in kitchen house
vol lie uIrrfsrds king objection % TIC county
Arpy ut 40. Jos last Eeyc nh-f-. h.ai hoor No
XATANTED-A SITUATION bya YOUNG MAN Is
w year Of esc ia newslaPc law oLeei good T,nnn
and ufni'h good reference Address H. Box NO. V' i''
Othcc.
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Dcnro all0 Rooms.
GUNNER Retreats .

a FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated
a OAK HILL SUMMARY danng vacation. 1ommenci
July e. 1865. address Mira s. r.. w AIWAIEk West Have
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COUNTRY BOARD.-NENERSlNk HOUSE Port
" Je YTh House Il dehehtfully situated the banks
due Neyersnk bali mile from the depot The
,g aud airy the IN perfect order FOR par
10 D. HASKELL, No. SO befyst. New foTt or address D. =
NANCk. PIopiIetoI.
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DAVEN 4 BACON's PIANOS.

4 Uprisht PIANOS, MELODEONs AMI CABINET OM'ANs
Wholesale 10 let, and rcnt SLOWED purchased on,nt
vuens received Secondhand q osrszini
hom so to SIS Factory and MarrooH' No. isl bIosdssy
Oh raid FOR second Piano, tuned and repaired Snes
Music little sole 1t u cents page HORACE NAtEhs
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AGENTS WANTED.

IN. LLOYD Co., Publishers
no. q John-st.. N. y.
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- LIVERPOOL GLASGOW and the IRISH PORTS
The fvsr.e Passenger Steamers o. the Anchor Line
BRlTASNIA sals SATURDAY, JAY H.
IOWA ,ais SATURDAY. July 81
HsFRNIA sails SATURDAY, July a.
Res Of Passage payable IN oufencyTo Liverpool Ga'so"
u.,t Deny OF pl5in Cabins aud go; seerase, 80
y Id Csrtfr~s from desc Ports % Ncrlofk 80; % Ham
b,rs M vr Antwerp. tfinr, 500 uft -3 S"frise r'
Fof lands. ialormi,ioi aIp. 1t toe Compa1ys oih &C.
FaASCls MAC DOSALD CO.. Ageuts,
No. 4 bow ing Green, New York.
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~ Trains Jersey City for rcmou at ard 9;l2 at
lis ar aud d:2j SHuriys only at ll:l3 D. The
gIa l:22 aud IS run through 70 M.usey -
- IllNMAS \. nENARESr. snnerInenient.
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GTEINWAY d SONS
, GRAND. SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
lave First the principal fairs Ia thi, coausy
and IN addition thereto First Pnzs Medal the otand insnns
ton London 1867 in competition with 100 pianos irors
oil OF the world
rv instrument coructe5 their Ps;eu Agrsfe Arrsnse
mer, AMI warrned Tor 1--WE years Nos n and n
EastF ou o.. n Y.
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RENTS.

We do not join in the clamor against the
owners of dwellings who seek to rent them al
high figures, though We think they are over
doing the business. The owner Of house has
a perfect right to set bis own price on it, if no
one chooses to give it, so much the worse for
him. But the sales of real estate from time to
time made by our auctioneers prove that houses
and lots, except in choice localities, do not
command high prices; and we feel confident
that the present standard of rents cannot be
maintained. Thousands are hiring houses at
rates which they will not be able to pay; and
thousands more refrain from hiring til the
houses now held up for sale shall either be sold
or offered for hire, when rents must come
down. If they do not, good many houses
will stand tenantlesS.
We trust these high rents are melting our IN
dustrious classes TO consider the policy OF emil
grafton. Such work as Book. Printing, Shoe
making, Tailoring, &C., &C., ought to be done
in suburban villages like YonkerS, Morrsania,
Fordham, White Plains, where rents are far
lower, and where mechanic may spend his
leisure hours in woods and green fields. So the
whole business Of Strengthening animals for food
should at once be removed to some point or
points inland, where dwellings may be bought
at the cost of years rent in this city, and
where the blood and olial would enrich the soil
rather than endanger the public health. Thus
quarter Of our population in all might and
should be spread over a circuit of fifty miles,
to the signal advantage and comfort OF them
selves and of those they left behind.
We trust, moreover that many thousands OF
our mechanics and laborers are looking west
ward and southwark in quest of rural homes.
Why make excuses for Lying and dying hire
lings and dependents Get homes of your own
Free Homes on the Public Lands, if you are I'M
able to buy--and then, if you work at your
several trades, you oblige those for whom YOU
work, and who know that you can live by cul-
tivating your own farms if they do not coax you
away to help them. We hope to hear that many
thousands of our strong armed workers, instead
of deyising excuses for not doing as they ought,
have resolved to strike out next Spring into the
broad, inspiring West, there to hew out for
themselves homes wherefrom no landlord can
eject them, aud whence they never need sally,
capin hand to ask some employer TO give then
a chance to earn the bread Of honest toll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
CRUmRs or VIOLENCE.

Justice Barnard, in charging the Grand Jury
on Monday, gave notice that he should deal
sternly with persons who should be convicted
of criminal assaults, especially those whereby
life is endangered. We shall look to his SEN
fences with lively interest, and a sanguine hope
that he will prove as good as his word. The
gentle professors of the manly art of knocking
other folks down. but especially those who
make locomotive arSenals Of their persons, have
long needed O few startling examples. Who
ever carries a loaded pistol in his pocket
is not merely bully and law-breaker-he is
coward and villain, who seeks unfair adj
vantage of those with whom he expects, and
often conspires, to quarrel. Every case OF
deadly assault-no matter though the blow is
warded off, or the pistol misses fire-ought to
be visited with the Laws full penalty. For
life is not merely rendered unsafe-it is made
wretched TO tens of thousands who are never
actually assaulted by the ruffians who stab and
shoot as if murder were manliness and felony
were pastime.
Again we say, We like what Judge Barnard
says on this point Now let US see VIVA nc
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07

air aud heavens yesterday and looking out Of ta, via
dow one could have easily believed from the clear bin,
drapery OF the skies and the soft waves OF slns,n.
ripping in beauty over tho busy Metropolis, that "a.
herads Of May were dsporting themselves upon 10,
arid Planet preparatory to covering its bosom vii.
yerdure and with flowers.
Broadway was crowded again yesterday, and the t.r
women who make that great thoroughfaro the savest
and most attractive in the World, were fully reo.
resented its ample sidewalks in all their eaSor,,.
of toilette, elegance Of style and loveness Of oa,
son.
The shop windows we're ablazei the equpase, wer,
shining; and the throng that ebbed and flowed Ike :,
human sea between the Battery and ST. James, oot,,
active and hopeful and cheerful if there vss n,
weary tomorrow painful yesterday dark iestin,
no nnwritten tragedy no undug grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.
EOREIGN NEWS.

The Palestine, from Liverpool Jan. rs, ar
rived yesterday at Boston, bringing two days later
news.
The Emperor Louis Napoleon, on opening the freHeh
Legislative Body on Jan. 2? announced that arrange
ments were being made to withdraw the French troops
from Mexico and he expressed at the same time the
hope that this would pacy the people of the United
States.
Secretary Seward his recent tour TO Havana paid
visit 70 the President of Hsyt as well as to that OF
ST. Domingo. He met at the wharf hy the Haytien
Secretary OF Foreign Relations and the Hayien Charge
at Washington, and subsequently had most cordial
and friendly interview with President Gefirard Mr..
Seward several occasions expressed bis satisfaction
at having seen and heard the President When he
reached the deck Of his ship, the Hayuen steamer
Galatea gave him salute OF IL guns