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Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, R.'.A.'. NJ
4 REGULAR coNyocAFIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Ghapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Angus, 8, 1868, az
seven o'clock Companions will assemble With
out further notice.
By order of the NJ. HIP.
GEORGE MUNRO, See.
July 10. 1868
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Belton Ledge, No. =, A.. F.. M, U. D.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF BELTo&
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room at Belton,
s. c., on THURSDAY, July 30rh, 1868, at 10
o'clock A. ~ Brethren will take due notice ar6
govern themselves accordingly.
BY order of the W. NJ.
WARREN D. WILKES, Sec.
July 10, 1868 8
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W. F. NJ. FAINT, Sec.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
THE TRATELERS' CLUB.

Mr.. sQUIER ON ANCIENT AND MODERN PERU.
The Hon. +. G. Squier, late Commissioner of
tAe United States formally received by the
members OF the Travellers Club last evening at their
rooms, No 222 Flfth-ave. The receptionrooms were
crowded with people. Mr.. squer gave very interest
ing sketch OF Peru He alluded TO the Rev. Mr. Fletch-
ers spirited account at the last reunion Of the Club OF
the journey from the Atlantic mp the Amazon 10 the head
OF navigation and then said that he himself had clam
bered the Cordera TO the very sources OF tho same
mighty river. He then briefly contrasted Peru and
Brazil The coast Of Peru is long, raness desert Inter
seeted at intervals by the narrow green yaeXh 8t
diiieTa4 that rises in solemn grandeur a few
leagues leagues back fro@ the rocky shore Its nte,
0T 1om 10 oO fet above the sea and %hicS msy
Justly called the Thibet OF America II Is bounded on
one hand by the great unbroken mountain biow OF the
Cordera and the other by the lofter but less con
tinuous chain Of the Andes Here are the frosty arid
sve Pas whose hardy grasses the llama ana alpaca
find sisnt or in Which we nd the
and products OF the temperate zone where he mean
deep, narrow, tropical valleys in which the thou
| sand aHuents Of the Amazon gather their waters,
rSct, through the dark eorges Of tie Andes down
| into the plains Of Brazil. In this lofty region Is
| the famous Lake Of Ttcaca TO whose rocky islands
the Incas traced their origin. This is nearly a. large
as Lake Ontario it's surface lying almost level with
the summit Mont Blanc. 1t the center Of the most
remarkable terrestrial basin OF America II not OF
the world 100 miles long Dy zoo y 9roSo T aHes ana
the There still another considerable portion OF Peru
aasyyt agy of tbe AnSes and dtnsIed from the Co,a
and the Sierra by the name OF Honaad. 1t has every
graduation OF climate and every variety Of pro-
ductions, and among its sotudes is found the
ohicOnd quiDine bark Near the southern extremity
Lake Ttcaca the ruins Of Siaanuhaco, containing
some Of the imposing monuments Of antiquity in
America. Their origin Ia lost even 10 tradition. They
consist Of vast squares defined by massive stones mark
ing the sites Of buildings and great mounds OF earth,
faced with blocks OF stone, all beautifully wrought and
accurately ntted together. Among the stones
were some sc feet long by IS feet broad and
feet thick There was also great monolithic doorways
eaboraey sculptured with symDOca and other figures
In conclusion, Mr. Squier made some brief references 10
the actual condition OF Peru and the origin and state OF
quarrel with Spain. He affirmed that from variety
OF the white population of the country is dm
sng relatively absolutely, and there good
for believing that the day s not far distant when
the Indians of the interior will their independence
and in FORM the empire OF the Inca under
the descendants OF those wise and powerful
eigns Such result would not, he thought be q misfor
tune either 10 Peru or to the world.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
NAVAL.

NAVAL.
Rowan tTrved
Jarro III took coal and provisions sailed SgAn on
2lth the Cape Of Good HOpe and China . .,
The United Pawhee Jsneiro Jan 30 all wei
The United stesaes Gueer Wasp Qunnebog Kansas and
shsmokin. we're Menteyideo Jan. g.
steamer Huron PeBamhuco Feb The
health was the entire squadron
The United States Mononyea still ashore ST. CroI
arrived cut rom the United States apd
uIzking preparations 10 launch her
The Uuiel states steamer saeO 81 Thomas Feb
Martinique Feb H. ship ID f. Wolfe, Brunswick lupphed
the steamer Mississippi with coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Feh 7s-Arryed ship Sooloo, from Manila
BosroS Feb. a-Aruyed. big H. b. Emory. Mstanus
c. Peh 2-Arived bark S!kA from Kennsbuhk
NJ. scbrs Clara MontgOmery, Eev.York Serene Baltimore
HoLxEss Feb AAriyel sebr Ida Bella Wilmington c.
70 Boston.
m-Irrved schr RoIAna, Wilmington ~ C. for Boston
Amv Knight Old Chad Portland for Newport for
oriers; bark White Wing (BLl, for Portland
2Sth m-SAiled. sehr. Old Chad
MONROE Feb 26ATTe steamship Saratoga heSi ok
for Norfolk
sSi steamship Hat.eras from Richmond Va. for NewYork
The steamship Niagara Virginia Niagara and Fairbanks FOR Ne"fors
The yaterboa reports following in the Roads f. B. New
comb Whitou Fin Back Benz Wright for Boston Mary TAy
NJ Lee Moses Leonard, John H. Rapp James H. Segun Aobie
Cr.mer White for NeeYork Mhus Chapman Georgetown c.
Robert r. Stockett; T. sinniek Mary Fisher Wright Port
land, Ontario Philadelphia s. L. Foster. Rockport.
SlvISslH 2Cesrs steamship Fanny Batmoe bark DeI
ATiyed ship Screamer Liverpool; bark Ruby, Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
HylyA 2The steamship Gulf stream arrived here to-day
from New York Ths weather is clear and very pleasant
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
AsU.WFDNFsDAY.

Yesterday being the first day OF Lent, or
Ash-wednosday, the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches observed the day with the accustomed services
and ceremonia From the earliest days Of the Christian
Church. the practice OF sprnng ashes upon the heads
Of pentents has observed but this custom has been
modified. 80 tnat the is 10 merely mark the
forcheads OF Catholics they knoc IN front Of she altar
with little ash gathered on the thumb Of the officiating
clergyman, while he recltes in the language Of The
Church: Remember. man! that thou art dust and
because thou dust, 10 dust YOU shall return AZ
Trinity Church. the Rev. Drs. Nnton, and Oglby ana
the Rev. Mr. Oberiy participated IN the services and
n large congregation assisted DR. Ogby preached upon
the &eYsTak peeh onf nitohad d morning service At
q: and half hour later the Rev. MoWalter b. Noyos
the rector j. ElmendOrf attred themselves
In purple garments ceebran deacon and sub deacon
and performed elaborate ceremony With the adunets
OF lighted tapers repeatedly blessing tlemseyes and IN
dulgng In a profusion Of genuiie1lons The Rev G. w
MorI1li preached the sermon from Ezekiel, 1T, W-Oh
Lord God they say unto DO not speak In parables
In the evening at the vespers the same clergyman de
yered an able discourse There very large
cations all the Roman Catholic churches AT the various
services and three celebrated in each
church. and at close of the last the ashes
distributed From Monday next until Good Friday ser
mons will be preached in all the Roman Catholic churches
upon designated evenings.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

PORT or kBW-lORh........FEB 2t.
CLEARED.
steamship Manhattan Br) Williams, Liverpool William. Gaon
steamship Bnt,nn Br) LAND Glasgow Liverpool Mcdonald
steamship Ea,erp, Sawyer West aud Galveston, H. Mallory
steamship Key Rudolph savannah Denn. Brown PncAnsy
steamship Aoemae Bourne Norfolk City Ponth and ehnond Va
ship Ku,srp. Leach cAllaO, FObbi 4 Ch,uncey
Shp Ps,a Cro1,s Bstg San fane''S, sutton 20 pAu,,
BARK Jones (of Windsor ST. Oliver Newcastle II day, with
md H. W. Meyer Game the Southern passage aud had hne
weather
Bhs Dominion (Br White 81 John, y, wbl.n:y Co.
BIZ Js.otso B..AD buOTsS PsTa%s"SO H. H. s~n
BT w. BiiOn Br) hsssg ST. JOhns N r. CrAndAl Umphiy
sesr L.ar. Prd. (Brl H,,.sn B.rb.de.. Jou. LOulA
sehL J. b. Meyers, Elwood Galveston, Tuppsr BeithS
seb. A. A. HoliOp. COOi, EsrbsrO. Thonnk HOlasL
ARRIVED.
past, aOrsa Co. Had strong norbsy winds the entire
Steamship Ya,oO. Hodges Norfolk with md'. and to L.
Steamship Mississippi SLOGAN Rio Jsn.irO jar. 2e Bahia Feb Per
n.HeOeo .h Par. iA h'nSn' l7'h and siTh0@'' isA With
ste.m,hp HonTs CO"s ssrsnu.h. with mdsa and TO r.
steamship San Janso Atkins Savannah With mdis a'd TO
steamship Victor Gates Orleans Feb H. with mdss aud pas.
to O. II. Mallory L Co.
Bari y,t SAa RsE';%.ss Tre ste Dee day., With nd,. to
with ss s.iis' t. %Sia.y Ga ye1ts Co. P
Sailed with brig Alexander Nicholson for
KswY and spols her sgain Jan. 9, days out
sehr Posss Hss Mobile 20 days With cotton to W. Lewis
kCe
sbL Ann Elisabeth Roberts Eliahethpor for Providence
sehr j. K Smobs. Young, ElIabsIbpoH for ProVidsnes
Sehr Benz Brong, Brown, BhIabsLbpoh for Providence
schr Psrins shshed Bliab.lbpoI. Tor Mysie
sehE Plnne Simpson, kes.havsn.
SebI J. RusluE Davis Neu.Londop.
6ehf. Laey Amss, Ctndsge Preridsssc.
Sehr Ira Blss Hudson, Prorldenee for EiIabstbpoft
scbr y c. Lyman Hall, New. .HAysu
sehE slas BfAinard, Buell. Mes. Haven
bebr Eva Bell Jones New London for PbladepbiA
WIHD-Sundown, ER, eloady.
eAsDI HoOE-sundovn nothing J nght boand Ia
SAILED.
Steamships Britsnha Olssssv fanyra LvtTpeo, kU West,
Ctsfestepi AbtnUlt, Richmond, Va
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
THE CRIMINAL. cOuRTs

Before u. 5. Commissioner Jones, Brooklyn,
yesterday, Thomas Church accused Jacob Stanford OF
opening letter addressed Thomas Church. care OF ia
cob Stanford, No Bridgest, Brooklyn" The accused
was held 10 answer in the sum OF $500 bail.
In Justice Warehouses; COnrt, Brooklyn, yes
terday, John Rooney. peddler, was held for having
cruelty treated lame horse In that the SICK animal was
attached 10 the rear OF Rooneys cart and SO dragged
along Fnltonave.
Philip III. Ostrander pleaded guilty of obtain
ing money under false PreeDees. The accusation was
that he represented himself as Missionary, Albert Tracy
BY name, and was collecting money for lady named
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

FRoM RIO JAsECO &c, Feb -In steamship .ppi-Mr
Sarah Monroe Beatrice Mackay child aDd servant Mrs Sarah
Csuhed. Capt John Wright j Capt Jacob BaTron s n
Frederick k A. A. c. bsrea Capt Henry Haraus Joaquin hooe'
20. Mr. and Mrs Henry Van BsaS -
FROM SAVANNAH Psb 2In steamship San JentoCapt W. T..
Humphrey vanpe lady infant and A. Clair Mr. and Mrs
Williams daughter and servant Mrs Redmond NJ Talbot H. W
Coles T. Shottock Prank Ksenan JOphs NJ Caningtou d.
Roger Miss Doane M ClaJton Phbse, Joseph Csby M
IarIa
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
HTOULD YOU MAKE YOUR
w LEISURE PROFITABLE,

as well as agreeable ! Read the
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
MARCH. Among its contents are
descriptive sketches of Benjamin
DIsraeli, John Bright, Bishop
Hopkins, Senator Howe Of Wiscon-
sin, Mrs. Croly {" Jennie June y,
Thomas A. Reed, the eminent re-
porter; Richard Baxter, Charles
Kean, the actor; Elizabeth Black
well, M. d., with their portraits
besides interesting articles on Lite
rary Women, What and how shall
a man preach ? Consciousness and
Mental Action, Teachers and SchOl-
ars, Spirituality in Human Pro
gress, The Broadway, Fashionable
Invalidism, Pauperism, its cause
and cure; Good Speakers, how to
become such No Business, Spring
Fashions, Seeing not Believing,
Ugly Mug, a humorous poem, ETC.,
with numerous illustrations. Price
Soc, or $3 year. All Newsmen
will have it. Address S. r.
WELLS, 3S9 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

% yo,, at ,od pr,ce rer 100 the purchase money not
to be paid unless the votes were east ar ne ncrs
candidate declined the proposton Many % CO. 70
Eiehteenth aud twenty fret Wards, ana rev lsfs
from the handwriting, are empoye a. m we're
| sfra.d ar ASHAMED 10 append their resdencVs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

huDhCIHDc our ndmcb.
iCoL John &. Gordon, n. \. Hotel.
John Green, 10 Avenne A.
Oscar p. Murray, n East l6th.,t
William Crooks, aouth west cor. Of
25th-ts. aud 8ih-ave.
Alfred Roberts, southwest cor. OF
asst. and 8th-Avs.
Andrew =. Burke, % CberTy.h
Henry Jennys.
CoL W. II. Benonett, 2os BPdway.
John ID. Mcintyre. Wooster-st.
Robert Connsn Liyingstons, Midi.
son-sVe.
George g. Goodwin, Is Broad-st.
Major Thos. Brennan, 20 BayArd.st.
Capt. 4. A. Grover, 2l, n, Anl.st
John keenan,, 50 Greenvich.st
Peter Bllger, G Morrisst
lThos. MeNiel. u Cherry-st
JAS d. MeClellAbd 1850 Bleecker.st.
james Hamilton. 81 ChAflion.st.
George Plat, II Wtshington.sL
John A. Artbnr, ll6 5ih.aye.
Thoa J. Browne. lis Arenue.B.
lC. w. Camp, late lst Lieut.. Co. q,
lat N. }. Cav, Marion House,
West End, Hudson CITY.
Lieut.. Geo. g. BGyne, lat Engineer,
3O9 HudsoB-st
DR.. ChAs. G. Finley. late garfson,
Col. Vol, will carly q gun, Ire
mont House.
Jas. Brady, &C Nevibsst., Bpo0iln.
Jas. Parsons, Room ~. 200 B'dsaJ.
James d. Graham, ll6 Broadway.
II. r. Howell. 2Oo Front.sL
John Kane, &c Roosevelt-tt.
Joha Mnlhearn, Is RooSeyelt-st
John b. Jacques. Frankfort HoasE
Thomas J. Brown, JOS Fiut.tL
John Sehsmef, II Alien.st
Thomas Dillon, 239 w. l6ibiL
Jamss Donokne, $50 2d-Aye.
John Archer, $50 2d-GVe.
John Fit1gerald, 20 JamsGtt
Mar Scho,nf,ld, 239 SiaBton.It
PhiliD Purcell, 2So 2d-tt
Capt WIN. Rosa, 77th.tt apd 9ih-av.
fatnek Lyman. 81 ChrittistL
Jsmss Foley, 35I shave
uls6asl Nolan, 20 lislbsuT.tL
yobu Claft, 50 Osi-st
}. J. GertGeiler, late iIt Mounted
Rines. No. l46 Seconds
Y. l. Hsekler, Hawkins ZOuaIes.
No. 8 ktanton.ft.
George l.. Adams. No. "a hoslt-st
L. CuilIDan, No. 81 Honston ct
Charles FeTttsT, No. "a BossIy.
Itlmately concerned in this
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27


James Ready.
Peter McNAhon.
Joseph Edwards. II st. MaTksplGct
Oliver Andrews, BroOklrn +. y.
S. r. Anderson, 24t BoWery.
Joseph Austin.
Abusr d. Olco,t, 9l3 Broadway.
Vim. Walters, jersey CITY.
p. J. Ryan, ll9 k1st l7th-ft
Edgar {. Van Wipkls.
Col L. &. Brown, Amity.tt.
August timer, LudiOw.st
Michael MGloney, Ia BAItertt
James Osgood.
Francis y. Williams
y. V. VAnam, 10 Broad st
J. NJ Goodyear, No. 10 Broadst
John Sittltr, No. 2r8 Broadway.
JabeI ID. Uphan, sherman House.
Andrew McCahe, ~ Y. Broadway.
Wls. Bell, "a West 2lSli
W. II. Hood, 243 West 3lst.ft
John Humphreys. Is Nastsu-tt
Col \. Leroy, i07 2d-st.
r " huitloliana A'N hotbhh
Vim. n. &. COnnell, 355 Maditon-tt
John KeoRh, 273 Mott-st.
Jas. MeGafneY, 1872 East 2lst-st.
Alfred Ray. l56 BrOoIne-st., Ist Art
jeremiah Quinn, zoo T.. Eleventh VI
Col A. Seelsy, 23l LeringtOn.Aye
J. u. q. MeGlOips, l67 Broadway
Rs0m II.
II. D. p. Allen. n Chri,tophsr.sL
Major T.W. Mckee. $50 Broadway
Capt. Geo. sherman. 5fAyenue c
Capt. &. Y. Mupson l0i Prince.st
Sefgt H. 3. w. Jackson, 2l0 Easl
Tbirty-teyeuth-st
Edward Deaohue, e. Lsign-h
Peter Lind. l94 FouFiA.st
Charles X. KtDg. 2l8 w. 18th st.
Patrick GoHgh. l08 w. Houston. st.
3. w. Y. Bnekaer. l53 Broone-tt
JH Hslpin, 3l7 ". l1th-st.
Hstessu McGee, All W. l7tb.st
VIM. Foley, 3l7 w. l7th-it
John Hawkins, 3l7 W. tth.st
James w. PitIgsrsld. ~ JAmetst
John Do0nslly. 339 Z. 7lfttL
Mic haal JHrik, 2s5 4. 2Gth.tt
WIN. BrGekeD, 4nl &. l9lb st.
q. &. Angel. Clinton, N. J.
Russell Cole, Town Of hofistHiA
oas. y. Hove. late CAptaie l76th
E.T.v., Nc. n Nassau st., n r.
Nm G. Peate, late Color Sergeant
s2dH. ".
Losis WsiHAbn, Ne. 4e Bowsry.
One OF the men most i
called uuOn "A ca
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

a,,y b,e Of oil received directly with the brand
the head be relied upon being NosBxPLoSyB" and per
feetly safe for
1spicous compound Of inferior materials but the
quality Of REFINED PETROLEUM or KEROSENE and with good
good lamp will always clear, steady, white
SPARKS offensive otor vi. rot nu;t the wick
idly 70 handle and what especially important
nesmnsb and dangerous the miserable Nphtba
nsfaous Substances with which the country
spectators, who live by adulteraion and faad
By thorough and expensive process dson and refining the
asmmAbe and dangerous properties gasoline uAphhA &c the crude
petroleum removed the presence Of which In cheap partially
6no oils renders them not only explosive aud unsafe their rapid
consumption 10 the lamp proves them to be anything bat cheap"
economical.
We s commenced the sale Of oil small Quantities for M pos.
tbe Accommodation a purchasers tins
but widespread the inquiry GOOD OIL has been
the satisfaction With the quality and price supply that
become an important part Of our business from a. hs eou
aud prepared orders thus snordpg
the public opportunity OF obtaining from reliable
article with the that the quality will be unqusonAb and
the price but s above that usually paid for inferior article
oil best Transported aud kept for family barrels and like Aour
hond be bought that rather than high retail prices ANAL
quantities. much time aud trouble saved and uniform quality
cured low price Our barrels be safely shipped distance
heng Dramatically gh. aud with good faucet there need be
fear Of leakage at any time.
Tin be shipped only IL the city and srburb, sad owners
sk barrel contains from 10 <S gallons present price, by the
barrel SIC Sse gallon tubet market Aaeeaton Shipped
only receipt cash with the order freight lines do collect
delivery, and, by express charges would he hIEh
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
JoHNsoNs BODY GUARD-rHE MUSTER ROLL

We print below the call for volunteers, with
the list Of recruits which Capt De Camps police seized
in Col fuckers at No 2Os Broadway, on Tuesday
afternoon:
I'VE the undersigned, deslrous Of forming q series OF
associations in support Of the policies OF Andrew John
son, President Of the United States. willing TO
resort TO arms 10 repel any revolutionary attempt on the
part Of the Congress OF the United States overthrow
the lawful and constitutional authority Of the Chief Ex
ecufive Of the nation. hereto subscribe names.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"A Seventh-ave. Property -Holder."-All we
ask is that fair trial" shall be given the Stafford pave
ment but necessary TO take seventhave from Four
teenth to Fifty nnthss beside side streets for such
triali Try for block, and, successful, well and
Oond
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
IAnnooneeueatal |

The colored citizens of Ncw-YOrk viii at
in large nuabsr .he exhibition Of The Pilgrim Iiee.hs. aad
Sstarday morning at ~ o'clock number Of
ss The Ihhison exclusively for then, and their
,ssdlng expected 10 be present
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
p4SSFNG ERS 1RRIVED.

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry always
a hand. coughs and colds nsanter.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC

gau R,,,. 6.5s sun ses.... $50 Moon Sets.... $3.50
Sandy Hoot .l02 20 Cows Island ll3 Hell Gate ...2@
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
Bort aMarNtn's 4utitt.
DoARD OF METROPOLITAN FIRE COM

DOARD OF METROPOLITAN FIRE COM
MSSIONERS No. I27 Mererst. Feb 70 lS6s-A Regular Meet
pg was held Yesterday which all the Commissioners we're Pe.s
epng tb Communication received rom We
the CrotOn Board giving reasons wny .ns
6e The reports OF me various No
tees on Finance Telegraph Bungs and Supplies were receives snI
adopted Commissioner Meyers offered the following
That Board feel grateful Tor te reeee
searching committee OF the Honorable House Assem-
biz NerYok n regard the manner IN when e pu.
into the efficiency Of the Department under n con
troll into the fidelity with which the public money Is
them th benest derived thereom directly or mat
ct individual Commibione beyond the amount OF their ne
R,d That without anticipating the report OF said Committee
matter Of pride them that the evidence bas established tne
m that hs managed as prove upon sue h
vaou Icepo the theory Of mAny citizens that bod pnoS
one City Of bo be dshone Aao eOIuPs
rI,HE ZERO REFRIGERAT0R.-First pre-,
mium AZ Institute Fair. 1851 Wholesale ana ei
by ALEx M LESLEY COS sKhVe Refrgerstors repaired
90 TO MACFARLANDs BOOK-STO RE
" corner Of aud Bsd.sy ss get boz sf essa"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE IMPEACHMENT OF TIE PRESIDENT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
oP pEB 10
WHY THE PRESIDENT STANDS IMPEACHED,
see THE wEEKEY TRIBUNE
OY FEB a-
IMPEACHMENT is PEACE, t
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or sgR N
MORAL CAUSES FOR IMPEACHMENT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
VYEB Is
THE FoRBEARANCE OF CONGRESS.
See THEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OP yER A
MIR. JOHNsONS PLEA,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or EEB &C
THE SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE
EDUCATION IN FRANCE,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF FEB n,
THE FOES OF wEDLOCK,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oFFEB "a
ROYAL CIvILIrY,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF FBR %
Rrery Reader Of The Daily TrioHae shossiS sss.-
scribe for TIE Weekly Tribune 10 Fsk.
THE NATIONAL CRISIS
THE REMOVAL OF SECRETARY STANTON.
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF TER &C.
IMPEACHMENr-GR DEBATE
IN THE HOUsE-THE PICTURE AS
SEEN FROM THE GALLERIES,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF VER 9e.
DoINGs IN CONGRESS
THE PRESIDENT IMPEACHED,
En- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF yEB.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT IN
REPLY TO THE SENATE RESOLUTION,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF yEB o.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE WEEK,
I'm THE. WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF FEB. se
THE PRESIDENT AS AN APOSTATE.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF gBB %
FINE ARTS-THE JARVES COLLECTION
OF EARLY ITALIAN PICTURES,
THE CHINESE EMBASSY,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oy FEB a
rAe,s shO Aere LssS. for Sale ssowiS -ssssrsIw 10
The weekly ZSsssss.
SCIENCE-ANIMAL MECHANICS,
NEW CARBONATE OF SODA PROCESS,
THE NERVE OF NERVES, &C., &C., &c,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oPJBn
LETTER FROM BAYARD TAYLOR
See THE WEEKLY Tribune
OF FEB g.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF YRB "a
MILL ON FEMALE SUFFRAGE,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF FEB &C
1S65-68-A POEM BY ALFRED TENNYsoN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF YEB &C.
Eeery E,srssn shs hes . Fsyss for ssk ssswis
.sdssrsi,e &. The Weekly Triss~e. D
Cgrc~isfio. % Greater nsa" sAss
Of sss other .reSspspsv.
A FAST MAN IN BANKRUPTCY.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF YRR q
GENERAL NEWS.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
PERSONAL, POLITICAL,
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA,
POLITICAL ITEMS, RELIGIOUS,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF FRB 90
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THE FARMERS CLUB ON
CLOVER IN YOUNG ORCHARDS,
EMPLOYMENT IN THE WEST,
APoOR GENTLEMAN FARMER,
EXPERIMENTS WITH POTATOES,
ST. JOHNS PATENT FORCING GLASS.
CUMBERLAND TABLE LANDS, IOWA,
ROOFING AND FRUIT SOLUTION,
SAND FOR CEMENT, SEED CORN.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
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New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

One OF the most Intimately concerned In this
movement called upon candidate FOR q county ONCE in
Brooklyn last November and offered 70 sell bin number
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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