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MEMOIR

Nu tars-utile Constitution, Garments. zOIIys from Tahiti.
rspHrrt--lil-i from Tahiti April Ii-I. crossed t- equator
April - 90 Lag ~ 90 hal HsLt Winds t= whole passage.
arrived at IIDuoHgIG. NAV s.
D. par raP~t-. T,hit ArrI IL. T.ftan bric1utfuc samoa.
ltlItrtn tr<lutjne SurTrisr- TdIt an bu-aauuc Al--. Am
s..r Juvrrtt- ilYNs-. haiIu- oranges fr -. Flr-sac.. Am
-hr Ih"- N,-4NarI trslu Frluc.-o- uuch ship Java. Tor
Malice l-ttris u VI. W. steamer Litsusle T.-viIe, g. l. VI.
Transport hip DurIir, H. Z " transport brtk EuryaIe. H. /.
VI transport bark thssrrt- British bark >r George Grey.
Srert rS- from tI.!"iar tAl, tr AucSillI. went ashore Feb.
-'-1 "1 'nc&husu ISLAND, total loss Capt ShsrIo,s and crew
arrived 40 Tahiti DO th- boats eight DAYS from the wreck. no
ilve- i-t. British ship TLetis from Melbourne Ir VaIl.r
lsitEI. went asaars on ~CrJGeL t-it1I Fcb. Z5h. same u--h
chip took Ere. total t-s- The CaIttiu a.I a portion II ne
Grew came % Tahiti 30 lives lost.
RrYosI Steamer Ajax.
LIZ $40 Frs1-s-1 NtEcI 1th, a. fr- Feather thick ,rI
TsuluS, stul southwest moderate s.I,hsrIy AMI westerly
wAts TIE aEtirr pl-stg-, with heavy northwest sea arryeI
at Ilan.lutu NasGh 18th. At 10 80 = " Leo UqrrIuI1 AprI
B-h- 40 . = NJ the first par; % tn passages lad m-l-rl-s
trades and fine weather; latter part thicS. cl1uIy weather.
sikh sight rains bark BtruUs sailed fr san Frauci-c1 ArrI
3rh saturday, passed a Err-tDIslH whaling schooner. bound
iu, with mnintorsaIi s.n~ arrived at san Francisco Aph
Il,h, 40 10 p. N
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARK

10y G-Eussiar chip Kamsctatka. Chbarg.e from CrOustait.
Va Hamburg AMI - Cltteru- -u route Cor >tAa.
C---fr Mary Ei-r. Ns-'. from WaiL-e Landing.
Am trr1lti1- Iuh1. Hoo. - dsy- from san
FEauri-ry. eu rut- fr IYuEEuus.
T-srhr Sci kelI NarsaI. from EItuIui.
Am wh bark "a Sre,zs, Hamilton q mos. out ECm
Ham~, clean.
g-fu clipper tars T. g. Murray, Bennett, u days
from I'm Fran-rs'', with mI-= ali passengers %
Walker. AI=u & 60
Am III ship Janus, smith, 5mos. out from Home.
with 200 -.
ly-SChr Helm. Eirr-trr, from Nfik0-
lt-Am hIrksutiIs Ntst.r. GrserI-sf. o, Ity- from Tee
ks-t with IuTt-r rl n IarEf-iI 3 Co.
ll-iiaS'u Eug Il-i, I~a--lLaF. = days from Victoria,
with a--fi cargo tl u Hof-chlsegrr . Co.
ll-Schr peWarI, L1mf-r. ron EIal aud Waimea.
lf-ScLr "a MOI. W Itgr. frm EaLulli.
l&-Sch Kate lee, F.Gu-s.n, from Makes Landing.
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DEPARTURES.

3 5-Schr Prime. Hatfield. fr Harat.i.
t-Schr Martha, Howard, rr HHo.
T--cLr Emrtur, Crau-, fr kDrt AMI Eau.
7-Schr Active. CIInry, % LIhaiua-
Am bErkeEtiuc Constitution Clements, hr Puget
S0uri.
s-Srhr kslIma. NIk.ti. fr EsIl'Ii-
~--chr Moi krEt. NaI-iJ. fr ksfuili-
S-Nm Iug Hsp+rtu. E1ld. fr san Frauci-c1.
S-Am bark Ctus4@u- Mitchell. &c san FrIusi-cU.
s-Sm WI bark ~ P.rEIu-, P.Y'-. fr Arctic
lJ-KG--lta chip EImsshIt-a. OibuT-. mr stka.
u-~etr Nsus Merrill. X Elay. Or Mako.
U--.iT Mary Elt-r. West. fr WaIiee Landing.
u-scLr m..n. ILIrL.-.r. fT NIILAI-
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- When Peter Cooper. the now wealthy
New Yorker. was an apprentice. serving his
time in a glue factory. he had an earnest long
ing for knowledge and thirst for reading, which
his limited means would not allow him TO graf
ify. one day a fellow mechanic told him that.
while in Europe. be had been able to learn all
that BE- wished, without money, at 4 free Uni
versity established by tine sovereign. 1t i said
that young Cooper then made the resolve that.
If he ever acquired the means, ne would eStab-
lish a free library for young men starting in the
world like himself without means T. provide the
knowledge they cravcd. Fortune smiled On the
young man, who had now become a prominent
glue merchant, and before he was fifty years of
age lac WAS ranked among the milliyuuires. lie
soon undertook 10 carry ont his long cherished
plan, and erected the monumental palace on
AStgr Place-known - the Cooper Institute
involving an appropriation of six hundred thou
sand dollars, all contributed by his own munif-
ccnce, and which bids fair to become one Of the
graude>t institutions in America. Its splendid
halls. filed with papers and magazines from all
parts Of the world, not excepting our humble
publication. and it, large libraries and galleries
of choice paintings and sculpture, are all free to
the pyoras well IS the rich, and Is visited daily
by thousands who might otherwise never enter
such a place.
We can boast of no such institution here, and
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ships Mails.

FDr SAs FEAsrrsr0-per CambdI,-. May 70.
fDr kAHrLri-per IA N0i. Monday.
for kuIDa and WABaEA-Isr Onward. Monday.
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4 LIGHT AND a DARK CHRISTMAS.
IN BY MIS-. HENRY WOOD, author o." East Lynne" &c
Complete in octave volume Price 2 cents ADDRESS oil
orders to the publishers T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

Il ROADOn ind after Monday jan 1910 ,Teins for Al
bsny and Troy connecting with Northern ana Western trans
Wilt leave Newly ork a. follows; ~
1.35 H. via Hudson River Railroad, Ihlr.i.th 81. and
Tent1.eye.. connecting with trlin0or North and West
10 D. m via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
ern and Western trains So .
ave connecting with trains Tor North aud West.
3:i5 D. H. Wis Hudson River Railroad, connecting ct Troy
with train for Montreal, with sleeping cars attached 80
Sl5 D. IN. via Harlem Railroad connecting al Albany win
Western trains and Troy with X. ard 3. and T. and b.
roads fol points North, with seeIin.cers attached. .
D. m viz Hudson River Railroad; seepinrctr from New
York to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change Also
10 Montreal via Saratogs. This train Sndass
10 D. n via Hudson River Railroad with seepingcars at
tsched, connecting at Albany and Troy with morning trains
for North and West. - 49, - =,
WIN II. VANDERBILT. Vice-Presidcn..
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Real estate for Sale.
40 PRIVATE FAMILIES DESIRING A
4 COIrNTRY RESIDENCE DURiN0

i PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE DURING ?
NEXT YEAR-A sen',s ra,r, ni in upper part
Of a's0 ws ea County eonsains 30 IeSa
with large psor dining snd billiard rooni oS ss1d.n
not 6ps pleysround for children aud large pond OF waer
for fishing or boating tie whole thing admirably sIrsnssa
mis- is fine opportunity about four OF six private ines
10 club together where the 1%s. are nO%n e
drg ,be Whole wear IL OF easy access BY raroad Jus,
20 minutes walk from tie station feTlons can De mere a.
Price per wear 81 oo Brokers Furnishing tenants VIII De AZ
lowed The usual commission up TO the LIST Of February
- Iii he .nrir.d AZ to chars,ter and rcpons billy
Tor Surber rsrtieiars sppiy to JOSEPH PiChAkp no
tnnds R;pr nnder Croton Aquedrct Board City Hail. OF
10 a. y HiCKOK, PARK Bank.
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Sales BIZ AnttIotL
A. N. MEewfx. Aucsioneer.
Ayrl lyERWTN g. On.

pY BANGS, K ME erwin Co.; Nos; 50. and n.
I'D t BrSdysy cor At & .ss1 Ssos =
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. IG commencing q 2 oepck. >,
PRIVATE LBRA ho S say largo number
Volumes Of Bohns Libraries, elegantly bound and s''o
selection O standard Te,1 II SPs I IsS'iy eocs.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF MisIeltreo9s sia v .csrcs
Books; comprising greet vareiy and incndns h'''
aud valuable works &c. Nala.Og@e- aIe lelny.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49o
ID Bway nearly s St. Nicholas Hotel GEO A; LEI
WITT A1c:ion.er e. Cooee Consianmen. soncl.eo.
OOyERNMENT SALE of CONDEMNED
" OkDNANCE sTOREs-will be sold at public suction,
b order the sSfay Of Jaw W'I H. and
commencing at looclock a. NJ;
Il Sets Artillery IIarness wheel
20 Sets Artillery Harness lead
Iag Austrian Carbines, cal. I'll, new
1876 Carbines, various patterns , on
ss5 u. s. SMOOTH bore Muskets cal o..
100 Austrian Rife Muskets cal. 81, new.
1000 Prussian Rifle Mu,kets cat n. new .,H ?, ,.
400 Prussian snooh.bore Maskets. CAV. H. ne"'
III Doublebsrreled Shot Guns.
80 Revolver Pistols, various patteras'
10 Foot Artillery Swords
20l5 Light Cavalry Ssbers.
IA Horse Artillery Sabers
20 Musicians and n. C. Officers Swords.
1850 Bal Screws; screw Drivers T,D so% 81
!, S sy, HS ssd hSsp%%sGDf SsT pattern
l68 Saddle Blankets
Isl Surcingles .
90 900 Bayonet Scnbbards
IS COO C Ct iis Boxes, rnf,nry and Plates
IS coo Cartridge Box Belts and Plates
= iS SS s%or si Bsii., NJ c. Officer. Plates
$1,000 Waist Belts Privates and Plates.
So 500 Percussion Caps fer sho! Guns.
8,2l0 Cones, various
25s Pounds Hemp Rope.
Horse. ,-o
Ala, o,pct,,s, rein. Axes, shovels Mstsocks, Pole
-. Full catalogues viii be ready at sale.
TRpxa or SALE.-Cash in Government 'unos .,.,,
re- Articles to be removed Immediately expense Oh P"'
chaser .r,opn
Capt Ord Breve. Major u 8. A., Commanding Arscnal.
NOyERNAIENT SALE. - Extensive sale sale
u ofDaY GOODS BEDDING Sc. in Original PscHSse:
S % N ;Sd + EshSS on TUESDAY Feb
o. 1900 BEDDING.
1000 Hair Mattresses, i0iutsd.
1900 Hair Pillows.
ROO Connterpanes, Linen and Marse'llss.
10000 MosquitsBars
900 Pillow Case..
$500 Pillow Ticks.
$1,000 Sheets. Linen and n C Cq,t1ca:
1900 Shirts.
25oOo Dressing Gowns.
1900 Socks
10000 Slippers.
SUNDRIE3.
1900 Towels full size. hucsabsck.
1900 Roller Towels, crash
1000 Napkins
2OoO yards Red Flannel.
400 yards Gutta Prrchs Cloth.
4000 Guita Parchs Bsnkett .,
1000 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows
100 Canvas Hammock
900 Canvas Blanket Cases.
lOoOO n Oakum and Tow.
Cotton fats Cotton Waiding, Tape, &c.
CT 4 small portion Of the foregoing articles are secone
hand and will be sold separately The greater part are ne'
and ia original packages Catalogues may be had on sPpcc
ton. KObE1I SASASnRN,
Medical PuryeyorU U. s. A.
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DEMOREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE

u TIE FEBRUARY No oithls lniyeTsaIy Pop0ar Maya
zine will present combination Of brilliant attractions
comprising New Music the popular song By Henry Tucker
Open the Door Dear Arah for Me- The Steel Engraving
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Beautiful Engraving Of Modem and Ancient Naeutnes
Original Poem by Wm Cullen Bryant, beautifully illustrated
Stories Of interest BY Virginia Townsend, Mary Holmes
and others Household Matters, directions for
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Jennie June fulsized Pattern for Ladies and Chdreas
Dire together with many other interesting er Fson
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VIZ X. BARR Genl Pass Agent. few-YoT6

nor CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN
L AND DELAWARE BAY RAiLRoAp.-Fare S2; LI,
cursion good for days S. On aud after JANUARY
g. 1906 from Pier No North River, ct 1928 T. Express
line through to Camden In hours Passengers for Berues
Tuckerton Hanmonon Egg Iorbor City Gc VIII take this
train AZ p Accommodation line arriving 10 Camden at
II p m. Freight for Camden Nineland &C. viii be taken at
Low Rates lfdeliyered before IL O'Clock Eoon vii reach
Camden the same light, W. s. sNEDEN. Superintendent.
j. N BILLINGS, Agent, Pier No.3.
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Ill WANTING FARMS.

N Large and thrivny settlement: Of Vineland: mild
im.,. N miles south of Philadelphia by ralrosL
Rrh .oil nroduce, large crops: twenty acre tracts at 30
per payable within four years. so~aa nasss
en,s Annv TO CIIAS. X Lands, Postmaster, Nineland,
Lads owh,p MI Letters saswerrd fsped, as Sa
Pb;.on so,,el,y al Editor Of The Tribune: hont ne
-. SrI,,r, fey.ie tracts osos, erel portion ana
,uitab condition 70, r!eaansJ Turning ps' 0s S'p Wv
"a. .f n, LYfsern Praiyfcs.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DsPARrnENr,(
WARRINGTON CRY jan Q, 1866 5
GALE Of NAVY POWDERS at. the Navy
OYad dephaThere will be sold to the highest bid.
public auction of the 22d day Of January 1866
the office of the Inspector Of Ordnance the Philadelphia
Navy by sample five thousand three hundred and thirty
two Is, 3J3) barrels OF Navy Powders.
Terms cash IN Government funds one half to be deposited
at the end Of SALE and the remainder within days alter
ward during which the Powders must be removed from
the Fort Mn Magazine, otherwise they will to the
Government Il. A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau.
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New Publications.

A CONFEDERATE WAR NOVEL
n Messrs BUNCE 4 HUNTINGTON Will puON'" !"
few days ,,o,,r
SURRY OF EAGLES NEST;
Or -
THE MEMOIRS OF STAFF OFFICER SERVING IN
VIRGINIA.
Edited from the MSS of Col srREr Z. >. A. oS 'oA'
Esrxs CooKs author OF "The Virginia Comedians"
With four Illustrations by Wiusiow homef'
I2mo. Cloth, 40 Pages. Price 81 rs.
rb, Confederate War Novel, including Lee Jackson
stusrt Ashby and ober Rebel celebrities anOng' drama'i'
p.ons 1t Is very spirited graphic, Of absorbing interest,"
and the denesons of its historical characters may be Ieea
upon as closely fthfu The author served on Gen. stuart
gta met the Rebel generals frequently and has portrayed
them exactly they The incidents of the story are a.
romantic stirring and interesting one could wish IL
H. Of course Souh.side novel, but confines itself to Inc
Ineou of adventures and incidents most Of which were OF
actual occurrence better insight into life in the heoe'
Army during the evcnfu early periods Of the OF cannot W
obtained while the work, apart from its waIihe c'ae
excellent in style and full OF interest
BUNCE HUNTINGTON, Publishers
Nc. 40 BrooInes, New-foik
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GEOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA, Vol. 1.-The

GEOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA, Vol. 1.-The
" frs, volume Of the GEOLOGY Of CALlFOkNlA Is now
ready livery report OF Progress and synopsis Of
the field Wok both geological and topograpnca nom the
year TO eS and is illustrated by Steel Plate and 80 En-
cravings Wood The volume contains 511 pages, super
royal evo size printed Superior paper ard hands
bound in CLOTH Only few copies reserved for sale in the
EPSTEIN States Europe The price Of this volsme
fixed for the present 81 So gold end tie receipts by aw
psid into tire Common School Fund Of California.
h. WEsTERMANN s. Co.. No. 40 Broadway. n. ".
Agents for tie sale Of tie Publications OF the Geological
Sur az Calf ,rria
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ASSISTANT QUART RAasTgR's Og7cs !
No. 45l kIGHrH.AvE. NEw. ! ORK Dee. 20 l8o.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
- MULES. ell s, yiseab,eW IL b. sod % public aacttos
AZ the Government. Stables, corner Of Thirty atm a. an ieaA
avenue: ,o..
One hundred Horses on TUESDAY "a January, 1866
one hundred Horses, on ~ LsDAl s.a Jansisy %
One hundred Mules, on THURSDAY, IL l4laa,, ia
One hundred Mules, OF THURSDAY, 1871 Jaso1Fy iAh
file particular attention of purchasers is cfoi 10 the exo
lent quality these animals being OF good sze sud IN GOO
condition The Mu.es senie and well otoAea 70 hafas
being the surplus teams OF the Washington Depsl
Aniinab soli sinsy.
Sale to commence at III A. m.
TERMs-Cash in United States currency.
by order OF Brevet.BTis :. Gen. JAMES \. hAlh
in charge Firs; Division r. III o. 0.
L. LEROY MoORg, Capt and 4. q II
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CaIET QUARraRxAsrgRs OFFICE DEPOT OF "asaissfos,l
WASHINGTON, d. G., January 10 1916 J
I. ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH.
IL ING CAMP and GARRISON EQulPAGE.-Wi =
Sold a, PUBLIC AUCTION. under the direction Of Cips.a
d. O. Thomas, N. s. X, a. the Geyernaent "srenoa.t
MONDAY January 90 1856 at 10 O'Clock u, large
Drums Sashes Rooks Jackets Blankets. BedsA ka Leg
gng Hsveoex Cap Covers, Rubber Blankets, Rubber roa
cho. Axes pickaxss Hatche.s, Srsaes. shoyea hstss
Knapsacks Hsversscks, Hospital Tents Wall letu soey
Tents Common Tents Flags, Costs Gaps, Pack satds4
Vests Trowsors Shirts, Tur5sns, &c.
The sale viii be continued from day day until the st'ss
ara sold. a,
The stores must be removed within FIVE days. from tho ID
Of sale.
Tern,s: Cash. In Government funds.
y ". 2rCKER,
Breyet MOTOR General and Clief GusfterrDasker,
Depot Cf " ssii ng.on
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave jersey City for Pisrmont ct 9l5
l25 602 D. The BIS and t:23 run 10 Monssy On Mon.
day only for Pisrmopt at Sis q m.
THOS. w DEMAREST auparlntendeps
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Mc0iral.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
4 md .,sncb wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
aoo fms burden George b. Hull Commander will leave Pier
No 80 North River foot Of Jay.st, every IUE
THURSDAY end SATURDAY ei O'CLOCK. Fof He'sh' VI
passage apply on board Fare 80.
ENOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTfORD anu
IL SPRINGFIE LD.-Steam leave Pecx-shp at JED pm
Trains North and Eas. from New-Haven ut II r. IN.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton,
y s. Hsrbor Factoryye and Port Richmond-S, los m,
- m $3.50 D. m. 8. 1l:30a IN, $3.50, $3.50 p IN NO
freight received aler p M
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A GENTLEMAN thoroughly familiar with
n the real estate business ia this CITY, ana Win 'eiS %
able business acquaintance, would like to form
emp Nth nr,c,esl Real Estate Agent. Address, with
rstersucs. s. L. NJ. Box No 1872 Tribune Office.
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Cost ann found.
ST from on board

OOO REWARD ST from on board
u ~ steamer Santiago Ge Oubs, Jan IL one round t9p
Trunk marked end W b. H. S.n f y, nj re,
or 6ndnv The same and delivering at St Nicholas Hotsi VIII
The above reward Any information thankfully re-
ceiyed.
dhSO REWARD.-STOLEN from West
NV Thirteenh-s,. near Hudson on the NM q .
smourf win be paid for return Of the Cart to no zoo "e''
Twslnh-st., aud questions asked
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WANTED "A PARTNER in the Real
w Estate business familiar with the value Of prop
erty tie line OF tie Central Railroad OF NewJesey. Nor
rs aud Essex aud NewJersey Railroads To such person.
capable Of influencing trade, good opportunity 10
offered Address with full particulars A. b. Box No. 40
Tribune Ofce.
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Gotels, Sc.

CONGRESS HALL, Albany, N. Y.-The I'M
~ de.gned respectfully announces that this wei! know
and popu u Hotel has during the past season.
.6sI and newly furnished and Is comples In all ts
snroipmen,s FOX the comfort and convenience Of guests US
TO the Capitol and State office: makes deIaoe
te'oen'o 'o ' ADAM BLAKE.
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QCARrgRxAsrER- GgyERALs Orrcxl
WasaiNeToy d. C., December ~, l5I1.
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF Rk.
NJ SERVED HORsES-The Quarcrmaster General o. ~ sas
Army direct, that all the Government Horses now O. tse
boro d. c. be sold to the highest bidders .,,,,,o,o
SALES will therefore, take place at 'GiEsbohV q
c. beginning on r,,r,,orp .. ,ae,
and Continuing on each TUESDAY and THURSDAY thefe
sirer until sll are disposed OF. A..
Boat will leave tue Sixlhss wharf every h'H "a ~
days Of ale.
These Horses lave been carefully selected and are supsfs
TO any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will be sold sngy.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Telms-Cash ia United States currency
JAMES K EKIN.
Breye, Brig Gen On charge First Division, q ~ O. o.
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TINHE IRISH PEOPLE,
Il Tie Organ OF the
FENlAN BROTHERHOOD

FENIAN BROTHERHOOD,
OUT TODAY.
Contains the fo.lowu, Ediierals:
IRELAND AND HER TYRANTS;
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE IRISH HAVE;
IRELAND, PAST AND PRESENT;
THE CANADIAN INVASION;
WHAT the CONVENTION HAS ACCOMPLISHED
Also THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION
THE ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE; - ,,o,,, Avn
THE LATEST FENlAN NEWS 81, ~ H0pt poF az
SKETCHES, &C. &c.
For sale BY all New sdesleTs.
PRICE six CENTS.