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Nem Publications.
TvHE SOCIAL CUSTOMS OF LIZ
IL CHINESE.
ANEW NOVEL BY
AMELIA ID. EDWARDS.
HARPER BROTHERS, NE"'foAA'
Publish this Day;


~o-,.,rrrr M THE CHINESE. With some Account
49, p.u..n. Governmental, Educational and Business
80 "a c.s,om. With special but not exciuive
-. a. Fuh Chsu By the Rev. Jusius DooIIr7Ls
80. v,rs Member ofthe Fuh Chsu Mission Of the Amer
- lIlotr,ed with more tian $50 characteristic En-
.,.xlpss ON wod vols limo, sS3.
From Sir JoHs EowEiss, LIZ D., formerly Governor Of
Hong Kong
that have read about your "Jottinss about the CHI
re.e nuch the variety and the novelty being
equally attractive. YoSbave carefully explored many Of the
least visited parts the vast fields OF The FoweEy Land and
your Researches de,ervns Of all encouragement Clare
mont, Exeter June7, 1894
From the Rev. w. a. p. MARyIs. d. D., who arrived IN
China IN 1850.
Mr. Dootis uncomnony successful In depicting Chi
nese I've and counued residence Of fourteen
years partly IN the south and partly In the north Of tips en-
pre- Improved by observation and study has enabled
him esent his with much information that al
unce fresh accurate snd interesting Pekns Aprii 2f 1854
From the Rev JAMES DEGas d. D. Author Of the Chinese
Classica Became Missionary to the Chinese In 1883
Beiougs to tie London Missionary Society.
am glad hear you definitely IN view to pub
ish your aud things Ia Cni either In Lon
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From the Rev. S. w. BoxsEr Of the American Board, who
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Of the Chinese. B,ng given by eyewitness and one re-
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oSneE OF AsnsrAsr.orARTyRxasrss, !

OFNog OF AsHsrAsT.O rARTgRxasTgal
WILMINGTON Del. Jau. ., 1910.
GALE Of Surplus Government MULES,
~ rood snd ssrviceab eWn be sold at Public Auction
ct WILMINGTON Del,
FRIDAY, the Stu Of January.
FRIDAY the lith Of January,
FRIDAY, the l9.h OF January,
FRIDAY, the 23h Of January
-FOUR HUNDRED GOOD and sERVTcEABLE MULES
One bundled on each day Of sale.
The particular attention Il puics called TO the
eeen, quality Of the mn!, being Of good sze. in good
dit kind and gentle and well broke harness. being the
surplus team mules Of Washington Depot
Animals sod sinsy.
Sale TO commence AZ 10 8.
T-Tms-Cash, In nted States currency
by order II Bfeyet. brig Gen. JAMES A. EKIN, IN
charge let Div. Q..M.0.O.
L. III. GALLAGHER. Capt and 40. ".
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DEMOREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE

~ circular con,ainine and original Poem by VIM
Cullen Brysut finely illustrated; Ladies and Childrens
Fashions !or Febraary Skating; eso. list Of the premium.
terms for clubs and other interesting items connected with
this most entertaining aud popular sent postpaid
o. application Address w. JENNINGS DEMOREsT No.
ALB Broadway, N. Y.
Person. desrous OF snbtcribng for The best MAGAZINE
getting DID cnbs fhoud not si TO send for this crcnsr.
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ooAHTrnxAsrEn.G ESERAL's OFFICE.

QJARTERNAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHIsGTos, ID. g., December ~. 1893
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE-
NJ sERVED HOaSES-The Quarter master Grnersl o. the
Army directs that all G1verument Horses a. Giles
boro, D. C., b. sold to the highest bidders. .1,< -
C., beginning
THURSDAY NEXT. DECEMBER "A. 1865:
continning on each TUESDAY aud THURSDAY there
after. until ltare disposed Of
Boat will the Sixh.s. wharf every hour the
days Of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and superior
10 any heretofore Offered for sale
Animals Will be- sold sibgly.
Ealss to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
TeIms-Cssh ia United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet. Brig Con In charge Eir,t Division, Q. ~ o. o.
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DICKWICK.
HURD A. HOUGUTON.

No. $50 Brome-st, N. w. have ready new edition OF
PICKWICK PAPERS. By Charles Dickens: House,
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BEADS B axb FANCY B aooDs.
No. lS6 Pesr.s,.. N. Y.
Proposals.
OFFICE or THE Depot QuARTFRaAsTRR. Z
FoRr LEAvEswoRTH, Kansas. Dec 49, 1855 3
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM

\
FoRr LEAvESwoRTH, Ksnsa. Dec. 49, 1855. J
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSP0RTA-
unit, Y o'clock the Dist day OF January, ii The
poraion Of military supplies during the year 1906 on the fol-
RoUrg No i-FrOm Fors Lesvenworth Laramie and Riley
and other depo's that may be rstsbef during Tie above
esvrnw or end south Of latitude ~ degrees north 10 sny
posts stations that msy be established in tho Terrific
"A degrees north and Of III degrees west aud
the Territory Of Colorado north of4Q degree norb bdder
viii transport ssd stores each the months om April 70
September inclusive Of Tho year 1865.
State Of Kansas and the Of ksrsas In the Snie %
Missouri to any posts or station, thi may DO estsb
south Of latitude 10 drge.s month dewis supplies Gou,
For, Lelvenwoh and to Fort Union, - M oher deP0s
that msy be degnaiei n that territory % For bared snd
to other point points on the route Bidders 20 sst
the rae per 100 pounds pr 100 mile. a. watch Iss, WI I.n
RoUTE No s-Frorn Fort linton or such other depo, a.
may be bshrd IN the territory Of New IeSico, TO any
posts stations that mey be established In tho territory end
TO such posts stsonsa may be designated w. ne territory
Bddeto state The rate per leo pounds per 10 mics
., which they VIII port sad store. % each d ID, inonh'
The wrsS. to be ,rsnsported each year VII net exceed
loOoo 900 pound. route No lSecoO pounds Oh route
70 Id ions psrcsnt.s viii be paid for tho trsnsports
ton Of bacon lard breed pine lumber shingles o. any other
Bidders should give their names IN MI, Is well thei,
places Of residence snd each proposal should BE- Accompanies
responsible persons ausrai~es iba in conr.ee
awarded for the route mentioned Ia tie pIopon TO the
parties proposing the will b. nccctcd and entered
onto and good aud sufficient security furnished by sid par
t-s In accordance with the Il tbs aiver Decut.
The Of bonds required from The viii be
follows;
On Route No. I........."............. siOoaol
On Route NO Lv'fD
% s6sss 10 ~ H.. ovny nd sovv go
bidder and person offered security wih be required
Proposals. n ust be ndorsed
Proposal. tor Army 1rsnspor,s,iou or Route No ~
g. ss the may BE- aud none Will b. entertained IN
lees they fully comply WIKI all the requirements Of ta Adver-
t-eInepi.
Parties 10 whom swsrds made mus. Dc prepared TO ere
and 10 give the require bonds Tor Tie
faithful performance oftEe same. -
Cotrat. Will be made subject TO the approval Of the Qazs
Generals but tie night Is Reserved TO ryect any OF
all bids that msy be offered.
Coraeiors must be In resdness for sece By b- 1t day
Of April 1866 md they viii BE- required TO have p-re 90
business OF agency Ia the vicinity OF fofs ey,nwoTh
aud Union and other depots thai nsy 10 efisbhshed "a
which they may be communicated with promptly e feanhy
By order OF the Qnart.rfnssep 1spersL
J. A. POT fER Colonel and Chef oulitsrDsstef
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RuRKAu OF ORDNANCE. NAVY DkPAkTNEhrI
WARRINGTON TIT. Jan. ~. 1876.
GALE of NAVY Powders at the NAVY.
- YARD Portsmouth. N. IL. There will be cod TO the
highest bid ers Of the fourteenth i4 day ofebny
1866 in the Office of in Of Ordnance at the Pos
mouth Nsvyi ard. BY sample Five Thousand $1,000 barrels
Of Navy Powders -,
NJ the end ofthe sale and the renadr within ten days AFTER
ward during which time the Powders must be removed
FROM the Portsmouth, Msgozne at tie NavyfaEd otherwise
they will revert to the Government
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atf BUREAU or ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT
<WAsRIxsTos CIT jan. l8. 1866
GALE of SERVICEABLE and UNSERNlCE.
~ ABLE NAVY POWDERS Ut the UNITED STATES
MAYNARD, NORFOLK, Virgnis-There VII BE- sod 70
the highest bidders public sucion Of the 10Th day
Of March 1885, the Office of the Inspector of d dnsnce at
m. Norfolk Navy ard BY sample Eve hundrd and thirty
four thousand our hundred and thres 53i0 pounds oil
Navy Powders, as follows;
500 S5D pounds Serviceabe.
1877 pounds Condsmned.
1883 pounds Dsmsged
4649 pounds Compressed
53i, tD3 ct,
A. only about hundred and seventy two thousand three
bnnd I'd and 6y five pounds Of these Powders are
10 barrels purchasers provide barrels into which me
mander may be emped from the Tanks for which o.
thirty CD dsy. will be allowed The Powder Ia barrels now
ever be within days fom day Of sale ohe
wise they will revert to the Government
ia Government funds half the purchase
mosey TO b, the completion Of the SALE ana shs
remsinder before the Pos ders are removed.
H. A. WISE. Chief Of Bur au.
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Marble Mantels.

A UGUsTUS TABER & BRO, Wholesale
T1l Water it. eyvYork Italian and American Marble 10
BocE. and : Aba constantly hand snd ca, TO order
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in
wi he VITO purchase MARBLE aANTELS Of the lHt-
,,t designs az very low prices II a. A. KLABERS hArbs
Wo, No 100 East el.hteeathsl,, Thd lave, N. r.
Msp,el, pa, W IN the country Cat ths out
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
MAHTELs Of the izest DESIGNS finish aud -
very low Price. at 4. Is. sJkWAKT'5, No. ga Caasl 81
ns',sI' Dot 70 " Tie eaaafI
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. NAVY DTrARTxESr !
NAauINaInY { LIZ lal.- 10. INL- 4

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE NAVY DFrARTxESr
WASHINGTON CITr jan. 20, 1896. !
GALE OF abo1t one thousand q ,000) tuns of
~ Navy SHOT and SHELL a. the Forte the
to Cape Fear River, North Carolina.
Notice is hereby given that the 18Th day Of February,
1866 there ~ BE- &, public suction TO the hishest biddi
without reserve, aud IN lots to suit purchasers about
thous I'D AGO gns. more or lss Of SHOT aud SHELL
thrown into the Forts at the Of Cape Fear River H.
c., BY the Navy during their BON bsIdnen;.
Terms cast In Government funds half the purchase
MONEY to be- paid by the purchaser the eoted weights
immediately the conclusion Of the sale aud the rmsn
der the actual w-gt upon delivery and removal which
no.t take psce within days fer the SALE otherwise the
projecties viii revert 10 the Government
II. A. WISE Chief OF Bureau.
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CATASTROPHE on the SKATING POND
~ Illustrated in coiors with music Of Matilda Toots SOC
have heard Sweet Musc Stealing, beautiful song 30c
Variations cannot sing the Old
Mailed pOst. paid. -. ,...x, -. 49,
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CREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

NKEAT WESTEKN LAND AUENC1.
" II. @. MAR. Nos. 40 snd ~ Broadway n. y.
Locations made parties from selected Quarter Sections
60 acres) the choicest of Farming Pue Hbvr Cove
msnt Lands Ia the States Of Michigan Wisconsin Missouri
Iowa Minnesota and Kansas and re rtos Of Nebraska ind
Dacotsh.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL
BEST LANDS IN THE WORLD.
Complete instructions furnished II desns to tele upon
Government updrT the Homestead ac;usUt WHERE
and HOW choice selected Quarter Section Ito
scTes) either of the above States and Territories.
Special attention given Soldiers locations under amended
Homestead Act. In proved Farms richest Of soil, braut1i
locations ,ale rates, IN 81 OF the Ne,tern states
TAXES PAID. TITLES EXAMINED
Bounty Land Warrant. College Scrip located BY special
facies for sale Of good Western improved
Farms unexamped Correspondence for sale Of such in
vi,ed For particulars send postpaid enveope with address.
for Circular, GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY Box
No 6G0. New York Refer, by permission, to R Excel
lrncy REUBEN T. FENTON. Governor Of the State Of New.
York
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Sales bp Anttioii.

4 NJ MsaviH Aueueoss: 49, ,
DY BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co.. Nos. 694 and
- t8 Broadway, cor Of Itba.-Ssies q boots "a
sousry Pictures Works Of An Fsnev oode furnaare. 70
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS. jan "a snd
IS. at O'Clock. -
The entire PRIVATE LIBRARY OF the late Rev: Ed
WARD WINTHROP. comprising lsrge co'lreon OF vaa'
able Books In THEOLOGY Divinity. Biogspht Irsvrs snd
variety OF choice English and American Msce sneous
Literature &C. Catalogues ready the Books are Oh
exhibition
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YCHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
Third Edition Ready ON Jan. 20.

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40 PRIVATE FAMILIES DESIRING A
II PLEAS ANT COUNTRY RESIlINCE nIRING THE

IL PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE DURING THE
PRESENT YEAR.5A gentleman has just erected a
Of westchestsr Cooniy. coaissipins some % rooms
water the door, icehsnsr, barn. stables good garden
spot ne play ground FOR children. and large pond Of
Tor 6hns bons the whole thing admirably arranged foE
the OF about 80 persons, including
1bis fine opportunity for abon onr sir private families
10 club tosehrI and where the families Known
other oad maker. pleasant and comfortable residence
during the whole year Is of easy access By railroad
lust twenty minutes walk from the station. and only
Eve miles Of Lake Mahopse Persons be here a,
and leave ct full advantage OF express Trains
Rent per year $4,000 Brokers furnishing tenants viii be al
hensus eomnisson Up 20 the let Of February Ref
will Be required TO chssc:er and
For further psrtie apply to JOSEPH PCkAkD 10
tunds Building under Croto Aquedoct Board City Hail.
10 GEO. 4. H1CkOK, Park Bank
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I'D O00-For SALE, at o Bargain, a fine
i O,V0IO COUNTRY SEAT Of 4 aces sI miles
Ter, hour from NewYork perfectly healthy. Large house
barn. kc, IN fine order rare opportunity. Ad
dcss, s. 4, Boz No. III, Tribune Ofice.
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E'ARM for SALE.-A rare opportunity is
offered to purchase dpsrsbe place for country seat.
three miles nom Ere Depot st Paterson J. Ferry acres,
siercd variety Of fruit &c Fer particulars Inquire
Of Tho NO1fTELLER IN National Broadway Bark, No 237
Broadway, n. Y.
LyOR SALE-A LOT on Madison-ave., be-
tween Fory.fourth and Forty.ffh.sts, 25xloo. Apply
10 WA. II. RAYNUR, no. Finest.
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GPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
- SALE-3O Acres 100 In very old large hard- God tim
Der osk, sagnr MAPLE and chestnut The farm has TIRE
moving meadow two orchards OF choicest grated d IN foil
bearing perennial spings with ground available for perfect
trout ponds rge and elegant dwelling and ample barns and
sheds There 800 tine wooded Vermont merino sheep
the place 2O of them In lamb, three horses ten
swine poultry and con pleic dock Of agricultural tools end
implements The house fully furnished for immediate
cupatiol from beds crocktry and up 10 pictures
piano and rosewood furniture The psce Ia five miles from
Chatham -Four CorDers, the Harlem Railroad. and miles
from Ess Chs.ham. on tas Albany and Springfield Road
The wood aone which Is worth SC 50 o cord the railroad
makes the pscs exceedingly desirable apurclsse As
stocked ar Il IL OF the most liable in New York. Ap
ply TO HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinest.
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ion HOUSES in this City and Brooklyn
lOU 70. SALE, :. P5ss.: tA flesSS % stoSn
acre onward pgicss to suit applicants, By A. SERGEANT
No. Is wsl-st
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]. ii. DRAPER. Auctionrer.
TINTED STATES AUCTION SALE.

j. H. DRAPER. Auctionrer.
TINTED STATES AUCTION SALE.
JOHN II. DRAPER & Co.
will SELL on FRIDAY. Jan. 20, 1906,
at the Revenue.c utter Storehou.s, Quarantine,
staten leland,
CP CLINCII esq, s. D. Collector Of the Port,
81 Founder IRON RlFLED GUN,
a., pouuder LIGHT SHELL GUNS.
232.poundrr HEAVY SHELL GUNS.
GUN CARRIAGES aud SLIDES,
P iRcS s hRm On S MEfdnr. 5000 pounds.
Also; by order Of the
Lighthouse Board,
sbou, 1900 1000 Liz I iTHoUsE CAMP CHiMSEYs.
sIMh al,S b TR aifi! o. esq,
tn. WOODEN sfEfs sai Sisf fot storing Cotton
Lot of damsg,d COTTON and PICKING5,
@coTToN TRUCKS.
Catalogue. may be obtained of the AuctIOneers
WILL be SOLD at Public Auction, at the
w Eew-York Ordnance Agency. No. IS Worthst at II
9clock m or The 2S!b Of January 1896 the following ois oil
53i pounds Aloss, Bon,ris and Bsrbsdoes
fej pounds Alum.
30 pounds Ann oUia,
$50 bottles Ammonia,
50 gaons Armies.
l27 pounds Assafotida
as bottles British OIL,
l67 lis pounds Calomel,
237 pounds Caniharides,
l4i0i pounds CASTLE Sosp.
2OJ pounds Simple CerIte,
73i pounds Sulphatr Copper,
Ilsf pounds Copperss
300 pounds EPSON Salts,
6t bottles Sulphuric Ether
lSj pounds Ground tsxssed,
1856 quarts Spirits Turprnine,
l2oi pounds Ground Ginger,
1,3l pounds Chamber 5alts,
20 bottles Tncture Iodine
8l9l pounds Lard
II gallon. Laudsnun.
4ol poni d, Acetate Lead.
2ii pounds MercurI Ointment.
1853 boitlts Mustang Lninent
1874 quarts Spirits Ner,
106 quarts Castor Oil,
81 quarts Sweet Oh.
I,828 bottles Opodcldoc.
Go pounds Chorae Potash,
6gii pounds Rosin
1881 pounds Suphur
80 pound Tobsrco-Piuy,
q pounds SGphaie Zine,
AniSeed Autimony. Aqusfoys Anica flowers Arrow Root,
Balss1 Of Copaba Fir Pascon nnd Rosin Ointments Ri
caIh soda, Bofax, Buclthorn Srup CboToform Condition
Powder Corrosive Sub uste Cream Tartar Oycerins, Oh
mems and towels Liunents, Csnstic, Mustard, Nutgas
coton Oil FareTs and On Cling Oils Oils OF Cloves, Juniper
Orga1uu Rosemary Sassaras and spike Peppermint Tartar
Euetc, Cayenne Pepper Norwood and yellow Rect.
Terms cssh-Unfd States currency. The stores will be
bid ill., II the interest Of the Government should render IL
necessary. Catalogues b. hsd on application.
). CRISPlN. Brcv. Col. u. 9. A.,
Captain OF Ordnance.
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HENRY j. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-
Salrsroom No. n assan-sl., opposite The Posoice.
IMPORTANT GALE If HIGH CLASS. ORIGINAL MOD
FIRM OIL PAINTINGS imported by and consigned TO A.
DIuyveer esq OF Antwerp, and before rxib ted ia
tb eop III every OF Which 10 iraneed repr sented
MNfR x SOIERvlLLE will sell at auction. on
TiIuRsDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS February md O.
a o'clock each evening ct the Sonevie Art GALLERY No
B5 broadway, very choice aud beautiful collection OF mod
cru Oil Paintings represented by the following leading artists
Of the Belgian, Duch Dusseldorf and French s-hoo VIZ;
Robbie OF Brussels, Eugene Nerboeckhoyen,
david Col, Hendrix r. ScLsries,
j.. fichel, 4. Sfignae.
Theodore Gerard, y. Arcard,
J.. Van knyek Neischru-r, .
&. LeickerI, Noessgen Of Dusseldorf,
j. Coro,us A Van Haurne,
M. a. Koek Koek, y. Krusensn,
LAnfsut de- Metz. T.. LeIoueDs,
snd Others Abo from priyste collect OF connoisseur OF
tits c examples the following favore American ant
4 ists, viz
Tnomss Cole, J. =. Kensett,
=. CONAN, r. w Hubbard,
Thomas Hicks. a. l.. Smith.
,. q. c. Darby w. NJ. Brown
and othrra Ile love exhibition free durng
the day and thhee evenings previous the sale FROM
10 o'clock Catalogues To found ., the gallery
the Office Il the AuctiOnerr The At rnn Of the art public
Il particularly requrste TO the sale II eomprs OF the
pleasing and choice collections ofered is and
every painting guaranteed purchasers rely upon
getting hue specimens Of eminent artists.