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New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

American Institute Annual Eiection.-An eleetoa Zee
other officers and committees for ae ensoas rear s %
held at Bang THURSDAY tho if dsy
Of February polls will be opened oeot and e'ese
occk the Trustees H. A. r. BARNARD PresdeaA
InHnA A
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MARRIED.

the BRIDES Thsrs
day eve Jan 1919 BY French w. L. 0enasy
70 b. daughter Of Wm T. Gregg, all Of Bootya No
carts
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed wh fsA
name and address.
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TIE CREDIT MOBlLfER.
Continues fron First Page.

ton from parties who denSOd TO mako money, and bad
3racy headed of he expated TO receive SOM
MsDaatOD.
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| DUNGEON IN WHICH THE CoNTUMACIOUs STEW
| ART RECEIVES HIS DEMONSTRATING OPIN-
| IONS ON THE RIGHT OF CONGRESS TO I'M
| PRISON HIM
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LITERARY TREASURES.

In the library of Mr.. j. T. Fields of Boston
the following books that have into his pos
session by gift purchase during the last % years
The poet Gray's copy Of "Miitons Minor Poems :"
Leigh Hunts "MtOn's Complete Works" In seven vol.
uInes Horace Walpoe's History Of English Poetry by
warton;" Charles Lambs stalpurchased copy OF tho
Rape Of the Lock by Pope" Dicky steee's copy Of
"Westead's Poems;" Wordsworth's "Hoy Common
wealth by Richard Baxter" Byron's corrected copy OF
"Chide Harold" and volumes that were formerly In
the libraries OF Hawthorne, Dickens. Tnackeray Pres
colt, Irving, southey, LandOr Carlyle, Dc Qancey
Rogers. Campbell, sig Walter Scott Abraham Lincoln
and other eminent Nearly all the books have
copous annotations the handwriting of their former
owners and the names of their distinguished prepos-
SCISSORS appear In their own handwriting on the ny.
leaves
The Greek motto from Plato which Shelley placed AT
the beginning Of his exquisite Elegy on the Death OF
Keats has always been greatly admired The trsnsla-
tion is You shone whilst living morning star; but
Dead you shine Hespcrus among the Shades =" and
IL written by Plato Ms epgram on his friend
Stella. Dogenes Laertus preserved II among his own
writings, ana II was from OF his volumes shelley
copied II. When the two young English poets Shelley
aud Leigh Hunt. travelling together in Italy they
picked up old Lep6c copy OF "Laertus i" and owned
IL jointly, writing both their names on one OF the fy
leaves. Shelley made the volume his travelling com.
pan0n, aud read aud rercad II constantly making NOTES
In Greek, Latib and EnglEh the blank leaves and
margins. More than nifty years have elapsed since this
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE GALAXY. June. shelaon L Co.

A paper in the miscellaneous department of
this number offers some rather somber suggestions on
the character OF american Statesmanship" appropos
Of Mr.. AdaLnss eulogy the late w. III. Seward The
gist Of the article is contained in single paragraph
In politics must put up with dirty tOngs and not
be too dainty TO work with the tools hand though
uihe smirched very fastdlOus regarding
public honesty, and very scrupul0us regarding
conscientious work, will find some drawbacks In Amer
politics, OF the highest class, because the quail
tes he most relics not those that people chiefly
fancy. Joviaty, geniay, which has no more 70 do
with statesmans duties than the ability or inability Of
race horse to dance circus jig has to do with his win
ming races is popularity considered believe be the
most desirable quality in politician and the lack OF
exposes him 10 Odium. To be s0cable covers multi
tude Of sins and degree Of geniaty sufficient TO sat
isfy the people requires conscience not over quamish
A statesman though Upright Washington ana able as
perIces, cannot get on nowadays unless he feeds
the lambs; and sometimes the lambs could not
be bungrier were they wolves in sleeps wool"
Mr. seward is represented by the writer having
Welded IN a certain degree tO this supposed political
cessity Though living in a venal age, he carried his
abstinence from corporate Establishments to the verge
Of eeeenrcY yet he was surrounded by gangs of hack
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

Specifications for Frame Houses, by WILLIAM
T. HALLETT "a. j. Bicknell Coz, is carefully drawn
up schedule Of the essential details to be provided for in
preparing contract for building The nforma-
ton which il presents is usually out Of the line OF any
persons except architects by profession. and Will DE
found Of great value to those who about TO engage
10 the erection Of dwelling houses The plan OF
the work limited TO frame houses, aud ranging in cost
from two thousand 10 twenty thousand dollars. BY
consulting this little work previous to closing
with the carpenter plumber, and painter, most persons
would probably save many times its cost. The pro-
gramne is innexble, and may easily be modified to
suit individual tastes and requirements.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, 1873 WITH SUPPLEMENT-

precious book went wandering about the continent win
the poets, and was thumbed by ne Oh tne oechs
yessoIs I'm tho chambers OF outofthe-way inns, and
under the olive trees OF Pisa and Genoa Half century
has gone by, and 10 the little battered volume finds
itsef after all its Journeys snugy cared Tor on tho
library shelves OF Mr. Fields In Boston Leigh Hunt,
after the death of Shelley carried the book to England
and from his hand the treasure was transmitted 10 MS
friend in America.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY FOR 1872.
EDITED bT SPENCER BAIRD. Rno pp G5l Harper Bohers
The present volume. which forms the second
annual issue of series devoted TO popular exhibition
OF The progress Of Science fully sustan the high char
acter of it, predecessor In addition To the eminent per
sonal qualifications Of Professor Baird for the execution
OF the work. he has had the assistance Of several scen
fc men Of distinguished ability In their respective de-
partments HI list OF cOllabOTatOrs includes the names
Of Professors Henry, Gin, Ebhe, Cope Leidy Eewberry,
Joy Hammond g. f. Barker, Verril Marsh, j. ID. Dana,
Agassz Gray, T. Sterry Hunt and others perhaps not
less noteworthy. The summary Of scientific and indus
trial progress during the past IS singullrly clear
and comprehensive placing the general reader in pos
session OF OF facts, which without such aid would
have been entirely inaccessible, and forming admira-
bic preparation for the detailed statements in the
body of the work The character OF the volume is emf
nenty practical In instances indeed it treats Of
topics which astdOus readers might regard beneath
the dignity scieucc but Of which the iudcious
VIII approve contributions TO the useful arts, if
they soar higher than the treatment OF pegged shoes
with petroleum. and the feeding Of babies with icecod
milk The copiOus index furnishes Invaluable clue TO
the contents of the work, and sets good example TO
negligent editors.
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Mem publicutions.
HUME MAGAZINES.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

The French Imbrogo e8 by James Parton The Three Mays
Of sbarpve by A. H. The Hare and Many Foes by Cha paw
son gbany Danish Society d its Revival by Clemens Petersen BY
the Shore OF the River POEM BY Christopher r. Crancb Chance
Acquaintance W. d. Howes; The Missing Leaf Poem % . l.
Trowndee; Journey Of Naturalist by N b shr'
Ms heheber Son. By T. b. Ab; German Baron and hnghsn
Reorme BY Robert Dale oseni Moods Of the RAM Poem W w.
Labropf and Papers bees the Editorial Departments b
tufe. Art, Science and Politics.
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MEMORIAL Of HORACE GREELEY, with
ff TWO PORTRAITS aud ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait
resenng Greeley he appeared the M saumI Of bis ie and
being altogether iek aud nlua portrait u him pub
hd Memoir Of r GREELEY h, last hours,
the moral death. Funeral Arrangements the Chasing Ceremo-
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Pup snd the Press Tributes from the Poets Resolution ani oees
Public B0es &c &c. &c Pamphlet ktOa 5J eenlsi
handsomely bo1nI 81 either free By mail on receipt Of price
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C. A. stephens How Helped by Lotte Adams The Screw Pro
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feeal Notices.

BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
Nicholas v Browne decreased: II
Orphans
Bernard McMauas ald William j. U Bren
will Of Ncholas v Browne deceased e
directed be inserted in two OF tie daily
published IN the City m Nwi ork twice week Tor the
space weeks notice TO am Jane Peyn wife Of John Peryn
dtrbu-ee said Nicholas v deceased
msuug spper this before the seventh day Of
June 1879 her claim lutors share Of the said
pursuance Of the Maryland Coae Of Public General Laws
Article 90 section 10 BOLIVAR d. DANIELS
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For sa, BY al BOOKSELLERS and Neirsdedbr'
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The BRST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC inrsducei For
General Debility and Loss o Appetite 10 Is
valuable Recommended Tor 10 putty By the Food Journal Arthur i
HassaI ~ D. Wentworth l.. Scott esq, =. G. s. T. A. s. l..
r. s. A. Sold by GrOcers 0men and Chemists large
bottles al Is each Beware Of mtstioDS Prepared b.
GOODALL, BACKHOUSE 4 Co.
Leeds England
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LlItlE RAILNAl.-Wmter Arrangement OF
n Trains taxing eject Js ~ 3 From Clan0efsst Depot Uot
Cincinnati and Ccsro Day Express Drawing
10 Buffalo andS Sleeping Coach 70 Destination.
m-E1pres M for Blia'o ard Siagara Fas Dnsag Room
Coaches Susquehanna AMI Coches 70 dsstnautu
(DallyDOnciuuau Chicago hiEh kGre,A seepng
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Caen0at Detroit ana
Chicago without change.
Port Jervis 3 g n aud -il;l5 p. No. 4:3o and =
Goshen and hid!etoEu, $50, 1882 IL and 'u'a H. 9O
war~iet 3 n ard .II:Isa m. and BOP. n
kewburgn, 1880. and IL A. n, $50 AID 4:tJ }. m
SuEern 1880 g. 1880 n and mas J:0 8 O. Ho = ino
Rdge.ood Hohokus, Alen!as and Ramseys, t;N 50 Il,
-II:l5a m. $50, 8 q, f6:10 ala ~ 30 p. ~. -
Paterson cas- 7.y 1850 no. n, Ills y Boon 'l3,
800 4 5. Sis. ., eo;lU ~ 3 10 aud II 20 p. m
Newark 7:lj % IS and II 80 anl 3;t5, ~ and 'N
RuheTiurd 65 $50 1851. TO- IL a. ~ Y Ss'n'
rl.fs, $3.50, 4, Sis o, -6;Jt q. 10 and 'l:50 m.
nm dale, HackenscA AID WT s. t5, aud 1850 H. so '1'
Spd9g Valley aad WAY and ,l5 1855 lfanl3 r. ''d
E1slevoo 4s 10 and go a n I5o 3I5 4i5 80 s:o 60
~ n. ana ~ AL .,-,.
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n BLrrans leaving Chamler- or ha'' hass ls''s
TWervhrst above The 10 And
I..ru m and u Md Train, Cham.er~s. orf
B-TrsDs on n n r. a1d Branch Chambers
st. quarter hOus, leave Twen;ythist 90 mnBue ea aa
Tck for massage and apartments in Daaias Room a-e Necoc
obtained aut Orders Lr cltclag uns o.
The Cuuilu.s oIcrlfl,t an .ai DioaF
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Ao..r,o, tSuudsys oulr siGoslen Sustays oaly.
JNU - ABBOTT, General fts,. alrI AFtlL
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abors OF the alchemsts OF old they have done some
incidental mischief in fostering vain expectations auu
promoting useless efforts the example OF such shgic
minded devotion to the speculative side OF science is
undoubtedly noble one and apart from the Vaue OF s
results is justly entitled 20 admiration ana respec"
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nuu.ADELPHIA and ERIE RAILkUAsprr ~

Only DIRECT RoUrE WITHOUT GH1SSs m eys 9s sAs Ts.
Law p,.brosses and COrlBatsL fctissi "a ei., P.e
s.sI a m se sIpre daily EXCEPT Saolyl WE aass', SSoi
r., honyh from Hew.lok 10 Oh Nly. AtNe ,toa
nort as. Loci Haven 1885, Re1ovo lI;,O NJ "a cerr,
soS, Ede C0nueci' Al lfvueiou ssu 81,
oVe oV Ioy S Aileghsuv River r. Tor The on ksgiso ~
.Wb Lake Sborr r for al points West pu p,,o, Car
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FtllHs O. 40 Remove a rSiuetoB SlO toiil, a..
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-, - Rl,,r X o The Oh Reson al Ene Nth Lax S''
all poinu Wet ~ A BALDWIN Geu,rai SspsrneSaeSA
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
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NEW BROAD GAUGE LINZ Gap Suouistorr scr.,,os
Bngamon, Syracuse, ani Oswego. WITHOUT CHANGE O2CAI
Depos 10 NeS l0rA loot Of Eaca and loot O 0hfiOpsra
Wa E6 ARRANGEMENTS '0umeuoHg MONDAY. hly a. b,1.
8:l0 A. n BROAD GAUGE EXPhLAS TRAN. boohion Bra
Directly through run hrEiOr ~ Sraatn Blzbaa-01 hoa
tani and Saese without change Of cars bower y
Chester X r. AZ Waterloo VIII e r.
and b. x. X for Kingston. W.. .e,igrne Plis.0n &c
73 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting DeDue tt Boon-
Ton Branch az Dover win Chester Branch Waterloo A sl,ssI n <
Tor A1ioFer and Newton, Il asugI gih he D. l. snd ~ x
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valley X r. inr 1N points ol t.n.a r71.-
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Norrsog nterme Haeoo "a
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town, MAgca Chunk, Wilkess.re ReaIng and HauisDng
500 p N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va ltt f'cn snd
BOOntOl dreey isogg and BnFbn Vilot
csnge Of oppug principal Connecting q Dover sh
Chester r. r., and al Waterloo " h SaseT r X. .
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Reading, Harrisburg, and the West
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anl vih Sussex r. r. or Ali.ver Newioa and FfanAi4o
5:2D 0. m. DOVER EXPKESS. - -
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For SUMMIT a., 7:ls, 100 alo 1910 and ll:oo 2.0 ,o
For ORANGE ,ri SOUTH ORANGE. Tl5 ~. 9:lo. 20 1910
and 1900 m llO 2:J, 35 ~ i:oJ 49, oOV b'yO es 0
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1 40 Z So .2u Fc3U ESQ 1870 83) iD:l9 lA9
M Trans marked stop d Elst Newark.
Leave Yer-York for BLOOMFIELD AID hONICLAh At -
&5l aul lt.iO and 200 3:O $40 $40 btl an1 ~; a.
a. REASONER. SuUersiendsnL
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pENYSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Trains leave SeslosS om foot Of Des0FoSe' A'l Oo'A'''
EIpres. for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West an1 SoIh ~i'b Pal
Palace Cars l,isehe J ~ s. T. aHd S'V H. osIs-J -
$40 , .,.o A. 60
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II ugtt. Suuiay .. 500. ADD 90J D. m-
For Phla.. Kensiugton, a .. 70. a0d p.
Emgraut and second class. ,:la 9. NJ
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500 3:4O 4iiu, 40 $50 SD, $50 6, 60 ~, s0 " y A 49,
night SUNDAY, $50. AMI 60 =. -. s.,o 7.n an
For Woolbuige and Perth Amboy. and 10 4 H. ~ " 49,
and $50 m. IA s.ao 4 o., NJ 40
|? night SUNDAY, 3, lni p ,o,.s,
For Ess Nilkone. IA. u noon. t:lO Aad 9L0 p II
For LanbeTtyile and kieulugtou, y a. m and y u
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m sunday. S2l 6Sl. lOi a. . 81, .-. n , ..,or Hoass
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and loot o ps'ofos AHu ID M BOYD jL Gen PssN AgssL
i (ASSATT Gel. Manage
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DARE OLD CHINA WORKS OF ART.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
II Tie Most Delicious and Cheapest Sauce IN The World
Warranted pure ami free from injurious ingredient.
6T2,lS2 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, 1879.
Sale unprecedented In the history Of Sauces.
Sold by reers Druggists and Oe Ia bottles al 3D. l and 2s
Trade MarzWillog Pattern Plate. Beware of Insons.
Manufacturers: G000AlL, BACKH0USe q CO.,
Leeds. England
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

A depressed, irritable state OF mind !
q weak, nervous, exhausted fsellngs
NO energy or RplmntlOnJ confused
head, weak memory, OCten with de-
bilItatIng, Involuntary discharges. Tic
consequence of CxccSSCS, mental ovcrwoEk or
indiscrctiUns. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUEIPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2S.
II tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispcls
the mental gloom and dSpOudency, md rejuve-
mates the entire system. 1t ia perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price Is, for package
OF ly0 boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
is important In DID, serious CaSea; or q per single
box Sold by All. Druggists, or Sent BY mail
on recciR, Of prise. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co..
No. 602 BROADWAY, y. y, - a.,-. Ste %
For sale by Logan, List q Co; 3 Booking; T.
]. Finney; James hurry; Reed, KRAFT q Co.
Wheeling; ChAs. FAriS, Wheeling leland; James
Elliott and ]. 5 Nm. Mercer, BellAir, 0. AZ
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

Lesson FROM ONE ADvE RTEsEIEST-
Two or three days ago there was an ad-
vertisement in the Ledger, stating that a
Young man was wanted in railroad Of.
flee. Within twcnty-four hours there
were nine hundred and cightyGCe appli-
cations Tor the place left nj this office Tor
the advertiser. While the occurrence
shows incidentally the extent to which
advertisements in the journal meet the
notice OF the particular persons whose at-
teniion il Is desired 10 attract, We make
mention OF Il for another purpose. There
Is no social error more prevalent, and but
few that are more lamGntable, than that
OF the fond, indulgent mothers and short
sighted fathers who allow their boys to
grow up with no other business, trade or
occupation, than what they pick up
in the way 'of "clerking," about
offices and stores. All such parents or
guardians can see from the number Of ap.
plications for one clerkship sent TO one
advertiser in one dry lair indication Of
the number of clerks, or persons who Do
sire to be clerks, who are vAinly seeking
employment in that capacity. There lisa
fearful excess Of young men, and indeed
Of men OF mature age, who desire to so
into offices or stores to write or TO do
anything" as some Of them express it.
When such persons get out Of employ
ment they generally have long and weary
waits-month after month and year after
year-bciore they can get other places,
for the reason indicated in the above
flgures-thcre are q thousand persons ut
hand to I'LL any one vacancy that occurs.
No ono should bring up boy so that his
only or chief qualification for useful en-
ployment in his manhood is his fitness TO
act as clerk, bookkeeper or attendant in
au office or store. "Nine times out Of ten"
tho boys and men so brought up lead
lives Of disappointment and perjury.
-Ihil Ledger.