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New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
OCCULTATION OF THE PLEIADES.
70 the EditOr Of me Tribune.

SIR: | have been somewhat puzzled by the
assurances which repeated In successive numbers
OF The Ereniag MGi that occuaton of the Pieades
would certainly take place al 10 last Thursday AS
that cloudy evening the readers were not probably
disappointed. little study Of the almanac makes Inc
think that there were other circumstances koly to pre-
vent the display and that II would have been very
much lost Peiad tna vailed by the chase Luna from
the sight Of men the evening in question The Pleades
at that hour indeed well mp in the sky But only
moon of moderate would have been found sitting mp
10 In he evening; youngOncs keep much carrier, Oh
much later hours; aud the new moon was nom
somewhere about halt tst o'clock on Friday morning
In believe the then keeping company
with the fri,y Goat, and AZ least lOO'nore than
fourth the whole circle of tho hcavens-distant from
the rcdeycd Bull and is therefore not likely To DO near
the Pleiadcs ill FrD. 3.
In llst OF Astronomical events drawn mp by Prof..
KirkwOod and published IN I'M TRIBINE some months
ago IL mentioned that there will be three notabo oc-
cIaron. Of the PcindcS This yosr-On Oct IT, Nov. 50,
nud Dec. -. ilhEoIhf'
Acic YOrG, Jan. %, 1916
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
THE JERSEY CITY FERRY-BoATs.


SIR: Cannot something be done in behalf OF
the ladies' Tbo Obliged 10 travel on the Je'Sey Cy
ferry-boat.i will not say wod against the mon
who occupy tho ladies seats whio the ladies are obBed
stand. they will only pay tho ladies tho respect OF
keeping oor clean. II their own side Of the boat is
too Ghy stay n the lcaa they can do Is to see that
ia not In the condition A. crossed on one OF
the Cortlandtst boats yesterday. In front OF nearly
every seat in the lac, cabin there was more or ess
,obacco sutt,c when returned had the curiosity 20
rount the number of ladies and gentlemen on the Oppo
size side. frst came two men, l'rn ono wonah' neAt
IA men then three women. ard then 10 men, while n
large nuniipr OF standing, ana the men et
them stand ca not The ferry company at least koep
.Inr one To c n ladies' cabin that shall not bc
Obliged to walk tp-toe when travel from Jersey tity
T., =, v-Yorh \ LADY.
.Jers,y iig Jan. %, 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
TIE WEST POINT APPROPRIATIONS.

TIE WEST POINT APPEOpRIATlONS
t>,rprtTous Al TIE MILITARY ACADEMY PAID
Rr1TrR s,IARGES TmAN COLLEGE PHoFE>SoRs-
1ur rEorosEp ALLOWANCE FOR CADrTs AMPLE.
To the Edftor Or The Tribunt
SIR: do not entirely agree with you in re-
gard the reduction which the Committee on API"'
prattons propus, to make in the expenses Of tho Military
Academy think there H. girat fore in the sugerst"i
that the professors at that Institution, even ai'or
tho reductions aro Effected will receive bat are egniya-
lent to larger salaries paid to professors IN any
other learned Institution N the country they "ro Ger
tainy more literally paid than any government "hrlh7
IN hi. cIty the President and Judges Of te snpi'mr
Court alone excepted You of course aware thh1 ~
rule no class Of receive ~ small pe'uniaJ remH
u,r,tDn when their ability and learning are taken int"
account ~ professors OF colleges have the honor
10 be . member of the Board Of Trustees of a No"-
England college which "a On sound financial bass but
81 w.c dos not pas any Of Us corp, ~ Professors
a much 80 airy ~ -,c,nclnss procssor ut W's foiat
receives. IN dillon to his quarters. fuel. and oihc nj
lowanccs
In regard to the pay oi cadets, see no ra'on why II
.hod not ample ut the rate H'oa year proposed py
tho Cmuiirc. prnt four years Ia college from l7"-
fn ,C6 At ~ time when prices greatly inflated. and
an an allow lncc of 500 wear, able not only 4"
t,fd and ,lnhr myself but also to piy ms tuition and
ruin rent bug all the books and bo"hs 0i reference
which, needed beside collecting considerable number
"a, misc, l,nr,u- books Ont of m same sum nrt ny
secret society public society boa' club vacation hnh
other incidental pcn-e- and my travelling expenses be
tween the college aud my home l was not greatly
rrinurd hy being Obliged To- live on what may appear 10
many to have been small allowance but Wa. able To
tnulce oce-ionav in nmuscmcnts rnd 10 live a. other
student In my ella. did Il should hc remember thai
c 40 allowed 10 each cadet West Point IL In ad-
dition Ia his quarters fucl, tuition hooh'' hnd All
Incidental c.pcn-c- AMI that ne has 10 opportunity To
s.cnd money a. "A student "a other n-iitutions la,
Is tho Intention Of the Committee heoNe, to rec
olrnend an appropriation for completing the NJ" hos
pital ut West Point Ia another bill
In regard to the band 10 not believe that 1t should
l b,shcd but ~ understand II. the Committee does
NOT pro-e to strike out Of the appropriations for this
v,ar any allowance for tho band which has ever been
Included in any former Military Academy Appropriation
nil There was an cSt-a appropriation for this purpose
mnd last year in tho Deficiency bill, and the estimates
contained corresponding item, for the first time. this
y,ar That tcyn Is what the Committee proposes to
strike ont. v"
Washington. D. C., Jan. 20. 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
A QUIET DAY IN TIE NEW JERSEY ASSEMBLY

a QUIET DAY IN 1liL NEW JiIN2is' E'''''''''''''
TRENTON, y. j., Feb. 2.-ln the State Senate
today a memorial was presented from Lyons Farms
that tho 3Oh Of May be mado legal hoiday Inc
official bond Of the state Treasurer was pesohted ana
referred The slretIes ara JOb ii. Gaskii, Ghrret D
Cannon, II. II. LongstTect, Stephen Flanagan, j. H.
Wood ard, William bottom and u. Raymond Inc
amount Is 100000. The papers In the case OF hd'ih
Carr who contested tho OF the Hon John Hopper A.
Senator Pssalc referred 10 The Committee on
Elections Tns case has been standing two years The
Governor sent the OF Gen. Mott for Keeper ~
the jersey State Prison. referred to the Judiciary
C0mlnittce.
bills relative TO writs ~ ccrtOTsfl TO allow persons
to allow persons to change their names, and u supple
mant the bill relative 10 railroads and canals (Which
provides tnat companies may transport freight by river
or sound beyond their Terminus without any forfeiture
OF their franchises OF mourrg any gensiyl were s'e-
rally ordered to tird reading. Tho supplement to
provide registration OF persons TO vote 2t special
elections in cities passed. Tho bill making II a
penalty any member OF the Board Of rechOders,
Board OF Aldermen member or Common Council 10
any money which slla be IN excess OF any
| appropriation, was passed.
In the House u bin was introduced by Mr.. VAN RESssk
LAER OF Essex 70 receive bequess Ia societies ana be
nevOlent assOcl itions The Centennial bl, making an
additional appropriation Of $4,000, was reported.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
THE BILL TO ABOLISH TANMAvY.

ooRMAN n. EATON's ARGUMENT BEFORE TIY sFNATr
JUDICIARY COMMIT iIrEE-TAMMANY THE ONLY
POLITICAL CORPORATION on RECORD-EEAsoNs
WHY TnE BILL sHOJ ID PASS.
lBr TELEGKATH 10 THE TRIBuSEl
ALBANY, Feb. 2.-Ml. Dorman B. Eaton ap-
peared before the Senate judiciary Commit
tee this afternoon to advocate Senator Woodin's
bill TO abolish the 1ammany Society. and
Senator Rogers's bill in relation to the re-
organization of railroads in the hands of re-
ceivers. Mr.. Eaton's argument on the first named
bill continued for three-uarters of an hour and at
tracted a considerable audience. Ho spoke in sub
stance ~ follows:
Corporations ought not 10 be formed TO 10 any
thing which is bad in il self or which can better be
done by private individuals. What this bill pro-
hibits is the bad part of political action and not the
good part 1t prohibits mcrcenary Interference with
nominations and elections the collection of political
assessments, to the leyyIng Of contributions upon
employees IN offices for carrying on the machinery of
parties 1t better that that part of political action
should bo omitted altogether. What va need is
that political parties should advocate triucnes and
elect officers for their merits and collect the means
of carrying party machinery only from those nor
sons who take honest interest in the honor If
their party and the maintenance Of its principlcs
This whole scheme of party activity which expentls
itself in the of the party power. TO compel those
who accept nominations or hold Office to pay Of
money as a consideration Of having either, is i'm
moral and discredtable part of our politics.
This bill says in substance that it is quite baC
enough that persons should make use Of private
agencies and influences to accomplish such demoral
King results but for tho State to crsae corporations
and allow them to acquire property in the amount
d 100000 each, for the purpose Of lending new
snolensy 70 these degraded features of political
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Al Notices Of Marriages must bo ira0r'sa wi@ ~"
name and address.
DIED..


a. ndoS Of the lss Roswell O. Allen aged 50 y.ars.
cav oclock ron the Residence Of her 'onna~'
Johu D. Nesus. 39l Grandsve
RARNUMAt the residence of her mother. No 345 Fifth
ave- "Wednesday Fob. le16 Josephine taynoiiS wus
If tn5 Ge iy asd Sr 4 NpIP no ss Sssd Ss %
Funeral service at ne hou on lrlay Al H. fneha' are
BRAGAw-Ou the ult the residence Of her brother
NJ JOn M KsaRy nG n bs sa Of her M .so sN
Hor funeral wall DO attended rom II.y I. .. Ia
on % EqT rs ay ysesfy s 81 f avd S TO- % EsaVes VII
meet At brohers residence, Hearney at o'clock In
terInent Rose ae Cemetery.
sryCr-sntleri7. on Tuesday evening Feb. /. Caroline
Elizabeth Bunee sreond daughter 1.-THE Late Dr. James
Rtiaves ay and fSad the family are invited 70 attend e.
NJ o. Bssio ll2 last Tenthst. OR Saturday Fob .. AL
CHI, 90 papers please copy.
cEMENTs- Atcbicago H. on sunia- Jaa 80 Mrs Char; s
daogh er of tle late Jacob Barlow Of Newtown. !.
Relatives and friend, ot !s i.oi a. ~, are ya 70
wbttem9re esd at Astoria L. l. on ahr,d; ys. .ae r@ I
uofFMAN-on saturday. Jan 90 George j. son o, George
Nouco oi funeral hereafter
KEYs-on Tuesday. Fce / o, BHghts disease Rev Cha.
{. Keys OF tho No~.fork 'ouef'nee IN Tue 0s'y'Ar "
r9s aye' ana isG' t srf strre T. caarcn
between Farh sni Lexington syes, on Thursday Feo
at II o'cycs.
PALMERAth residence 1876 West tsths in Ills city %
Moay m9TEns p, a9 81 Pe 1' n Die e 75h YEAR Of biz sse
Tie funeral service. VII ase pace on 1ngrF,y msn .n5
fnrve.nst Relatives and friends are invited 10 atienL
sA~DS-on udsv Jan 81 NJ, wife Of the late Austin
f. -anls. o2d year 0f let age ,,., . ,r.
p.la,, friends of t" tWis afe insltel Y" ausnN ~
funeral services he's Late It1ohce 30 oV iA@se'o
place. 90 Thursday morning al iO'aVc.ycA.
sANDs-on Monday Jan. 81 Ann NJ wife Of the late Austin
L. sands, in the -2t year ~ hrr are. , ...,,-,,.,
,Ir .pI fr.no, and Of the family are invites,
10 atold ie funeral sorF II brr ae Irtdthe ~" ~
arayrtre place on THURSDAY morning At lo"O O'clock.
-CHA,TFY-On Feb Mary Elizabeth, dangit"r oi Geof3
and Margaret ]. Schssf,y aged year uohls an" ID
days. -, -. -..t,,,oo, -, her ,arao..
5Ol West seventh II, On lHucy tcp D. ds "'i"cA
- rra,tr Az sag IInr,or T. L. SATURDAY morning Jan 20
William Il. seght IN the 14th yesr Of hs ase
SMITH In BfpOklyn. Feb p Loe T., eldest daughter
Thsrottr A. and MM. PCck smith, agei 10 years
The irns and invited 10 attend tle funeral AZ
In - m Oh Thui from the residence OF her paIenia
l4g 81, BROOKLYN
Won GUNDELIr-In Brooklyn. y. y on the morning on t
2 of pnrumOuia Jessie infant ana "hy calShoEO Oi 1's
L ami MAY -. J. Won Gnudell
wARREN-Athis post, Camp Douglas salt Lake City lih
on sunday Jan - Ileat isher- =. MarIen I@sh inahH
L. : Army. OF { OH sprins, Putnam Co.. y l.
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A Third TERM.
70 the Edftor Of me Tribune.

r. me EditOT OF me IrtbHPe.
SIR: There was no subject connected with
tbe Executive Office that uolcscd those convened to
form our Constitution than the term the iAcubcn
should occupy IL. Long term and incgibiliy, short
form and 1caligbllitv, wcro all discussed and rcds
c.s.d Al last the method of choice and torn OF serv
c finally adopted wcro defined In tho report Of grand
committee ~ one from each State. AMI the question OF
ebility was left open. But all tho proposals recently
ado 10 act this question " rcGgiby At rcstsiI md
.cvrn wears term without recollection. shorter terms
With gbiity-werc passed 0nd tho CONCLUSION
rns 10 have forced itself upon the Convention that one
farm of four Years with reelection for the period
wa, the best arrangement This all that Hamilton
ared for I'm me I,derais and Jcerson, who was from
fr start opposed to rrr"cton gave III 10 IL ~ inc
close az WashngtOn's first term. and wrote nm ttrr
s,euuou.ly urldrg his continuance IN Ocr. snd he Inn
LII accented reflection for a,cOnd term Bui IN his
rrpy Legislatures Of the eight states of
mo I,uou which solicited him To RECONSIDER hiH
cxrre,,rd ,letrrminati. and consent 10 nomination
fnr +. third term, he claimed that Washington iah
,nado ths precedent for his successors, ana tAnl
a. there must be limit 10 prevent usurlat"h ana
continunncc 10 office beyond the wishes or tho P"p.
t,i. nf two terms Of four years proper ono and
law 10 a future Presidents Now, after the lapse of
three-quarers OF century, II ~ proposed Tor tho rst
tms 10 break through This custom law OF the Republic,
and without any AZ said hy Giles Of Nlr-
ino on tne retirement Of the nrst President from once,
fnugh ON that occasion the remark Irrelevant tho
hroad basis Of the people; they wrro competent TO
ther own government aud the remaining o no man III
0r " as necessary the success Of that gOyelnmrnt
I,nor, Mas, Jan - 1876. y o.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
TIE UHTShY IRIiLS.

lrGL AT ct. IorfS-MkfE AND MAGtiRE EA-
PECIED 10 TESTIFY ~ TIiE BABCoCK CASE
lpr rrIroRlrH To THE IRIBussl
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-Contrary to general ex-
pectaon no motions filed In the Mckee case TO-
day. either a trial or to set aside the verdict IL
ia possible that this delay means something OF import
ance. From the movements OF the DisiicEAtorhey'
,necI counsel Bodhead Mr. voorhees, OF tho defense,
and Mckee and uaguire 1t Is thought the latter Two VIII
20 upon the stand IN the Babcock trial anu Tell WHAT tey
know Il Ia of certain that bo'h Mckee ana S"
gtre know all about Babcocks relations Win the de-
fmct Ring whether not they bo OF criminal nature.
The suppostion II. OF course. that they render ma
teria aid In securing tho conVo.oh OF baoeoeA' inc
cour, III iu,nosr only slight punishment them All
i, ara rc,,,rng for the Bahcock The prosecu-
,i"n j. sncc,Iy active and jealous. Word comes from
Washington tonight that tho deohuanl WIZ ''"' 'o' 0''
Icuis % Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
LI1ESI SHIP NEWS
fTor Other shin Sers ses Third Page.l
AHRINED-

TTOr OIht' NhlD NeWI TIC INWu fHyNT
ARRIVED.
Steamship Gulf Stream Morton Port aufrlnce jan ~ ~ IA
Cave- 25h and 10th, with mise sn pass to '" -
Clyde q co. ,-,-,---- e.....a, Tan % wifi,
Steam sp Salvador, Nekerson savannah jan ~ WIN
n1dse and pass. 10 w Il. Garrison. 80. -. .,, ,...
steamship Eoanora Johnson Portland with mdse Anu p@''
10 J. r. Ames ,,.--,. co .,.,,. 18th .,i
phur - r.,- e,.-.,,., daxa with lumbar
sehr Marion A., Lawler Boston ioi NoIioiA
SAILED.
ste,mshp China and City OF Antwerp, for Liverpool
WIND-Sunset. a gale, WI clear.
MEMORANDA.
NEW oypox Feb 2-Tho schr. Bill Baxter (of Canning.
,rom turks Island Boston which has been ashore
NJ Long Island got or night Of the ls inst and
afrly sd here to-day in charge oil wreokers
DOMESTIC PoRia
NEw.BxpFoRD. Feb. ARRIVED. sohr John Mettier nom
XarH
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
MR.. ELAINE RIGHT.
"a m. Edttor or Thr Trfbune.

TO me EditOr or Thr Trtb"ne'
SIR: am one OF your readers VINO thlhh
that 40 far from Mr. Blaine having injured hi, Prosden-
t.al pu-prcis. ho has greatly improved them IN tho
l,ie discuss pn on tho Amnr-ty b The he1rts OF TIE
,rlo will never during this huudrcd,h year OF lnde-
u.nd,nrc turn 10 ANY Who undertakes 20 smother
ths truth from policy. In my Judgment II MI bi'e
hai ops e., b, word or sci thnn be- did. he woud less
er,c inc grateful plAuIlt- which tn majority Oi Iit
American people bc-tow uU'n him to-day. I've mas en-
,nr.d hiu..f To the iLiou soldiers by speaking the
tfufh about Jefferson pA.i-. a IL "
GRUNGE ydiisy, y. J Jan. 20. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
SECRET SOCIETIES.
III MI 0'FNIIs 7 ITHIf
TO the EdifOr OF The Trtbnne

70 fIe EdftOr OF The Tribuns
SIR: Under the heading, Pledges and 'ecrct
soclcte-." your c"rrospon lent, D. j. w. IN todE
paror argus that the pledge required OF students on
,ntoriur Princeton College IL demoralizng becaus"
based npon no apprccilbe moral Obligation ms
SAYS hc raises grave question OF morals How theh'
about the pledges and olths eNac"d rom 'tdrnt' on
i,n tbo pro ibifDd secret socicrsi Are they based
I,in ANY moral oh,IsaiiDui d. j. VS. argument II
ysr,rrd sword aud would cut up the secret soc"il'S
-, ..nt t.-,u,h OUTSIDER
,,,saf Barr.n yton Nass.. Jan. y. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
MfRRIEU.

CLAUSEN -YUENGITNG-At Potisvile. on THURSDAY, Jan
~ Rev g. O. Giat George G. Clausen OF New.fOrx
sophie, daughter Of D. u. YuensLns, esq VI foIs'hs
Penn.
FRISBFF-VAN AIFN-0n Tuesday. Feb ], at the resi-.
the brides parents suyy yesant tas n y y hs
Rev r. NcNins CLares frisbee OF New1Ork 70 ahha o'
daughter OF \. A. Van Allen, osq
McGRAw-RAYNoR-on Thursday Jan ~, at the res-
denc of the brides mother by the j. Lyman Hurbu
Richard D. McGTaS. NJ d., 20 Liie IL, oily dalghter Oh
T.. j. and the late Chss RayHOr, bOtn oi TINS city
ROBB-DENEGREOn Thursday, Jan. 20 1876 al the resh
dencr of th bride. mother in New Orleans, by Rev An
hony FREE IobD 10 Syyania daughter VI the lao
Jane, u. UshBsIo.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
NAVY DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES.

SIR: / am captain III The navy or many
YEAR, service Tho navy stands silent waiting for ts
. a., ref, rn 10y Congress No branch OF the Govern
m, nt service needs searching into So much the navy
Ignorance the kind and locality of the abuses however,
seem. To exist In CouSrr-.. II b. MOI In the ships or
among Tie saots that corrupt on can b' found " You
would nud sink Of niquty 20 INTO the civiI hlhn He-
OF t, navy into bureaus. IT. navy ards. aud ls Offices
Among them you viii ma Suf mat ha- ~ Allowed uP
sluOuUO.OUO m ilyr years. Old SAIL
IoTt hOgu. ). e.. Jan. 20, $50
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
THE TwEYTYsECoND REGIMENT.

SIR: VIII you be 80 kind ~ to answer the
following:
Was not tie present armory building Of the Twenty
second Regiment built ior the Sanitary Far, and now
used IL altered only
H. Was not the Twenty second Regiment organized as
Uo. 1uard after the beginning Of tho late civil wsr
By answering this, by inserting II 30 that some OF
your many readers posted with regard to II may answer
you will much obige CONSTANT READER
Nsu- York, Jan. 20, 1870
IL. No. The rear building of the present armory
was built for rsQnental purposes, but its rst nSe
was for the Sanitary Fair of 1864
IL. The regiment was organized in October. 1851,
and responded TO tho second call for troops in May
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
A CENTENNIAL COIS.

To the EditOr Of The Trt6uns.
Sir: have seen no suggestion that Congress
should authorize tho coming OF Centennial com III
silver OF the dollar or half dollar weight and sizo bear
lng some appropriate inscription ar device. coinnemora
ing our age and progress. think every one woud IKE
on visiting tho mint ut Philadelphia, to carry away soo
mcmcnto Of the time. H. " D.
L(rsf4, Jan. 81, 1HIO.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
PISSENGERS ARRIVED.

rpou IIVERPOOIr-Tp steamship h ppt Feb. 2-F
Taosk a. Iuck khurch. w. Mailer NJ B. COstor o. L. Ash
worth, ]. W. Bell a. Abrahsns, Hon. j. r. Benson. e. T.
Cayey J. Phillips MT. snd Mrs. q HHywortl Dr. and Mrs
shaw and children Miss NJ stevens Mrs. Iribon Mrs
d. Lawrence Miss &. Cross Mrs Elmer and child Hv Cid
Mckay, H. Bury, MI and Mrs jenkins and children, Mr
and n rs l.. FsuilOarch and children.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

dead time She tied the rope to hook over the
door OF her IA stated that she was very eccen-
trio and that her strange ways had been frequently
marked. IL II believed that she committed te 2ct Whe
abOring under temporary insanity
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Amy OnDER

WasHISGroS. Feb. 2.-Lieut.-col. \. ID. Nelson
I2h Infantry ordered duty Assistsnt Inapecnrton
eial vi the Department 0f Dakota
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Suicide or A WOMAN.

Lena Salshack OF No. 246 West Ihlity-
svrs, committed suicide yesterday afternoon by hahs
I'm. her,sIf when found The woman evidently had boen
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
No 10 Oiinton-pioce, He,r- York, Feb. l. 1876.

To LARKIN G.. MEAD: I ON the author OF
the ideas Of the architecture OF the colossal monument
OF Abraham Lincoln.
Not yOu.
am here. Deny this n you can.
Ny against you Will proceed at Florence n ever
should lose t would make nerence to me.
But only IN adoptIye country America 1t will re-
cord my name in history which will make me feel
more content than any millionaire.
Aer IOrk, Jan. 80, 1876. TOMMAsO GAGLIARDL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Ex-CoLLECroR ERsKINE INDICTED.

hAOUI4IIECIUK EN5kINE INDIVIEU'
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2.-The Grand Jury OF the
United States Circuit Court has returned indictments
against George @ Erslne ox-Collector Of Internal Reve
nue. LeoDod WEth distiller and A. Z. linn. rectirer.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
IUE STATE or TRADE
n0MEeTIC MARK ELS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
wuuygroy n G., Feb. 2-sprlts rurpentine lower at
s9c Rosn arm Strained. 81 52tA Tar steady al vi 90
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PFoyngSCE. r. +, Feb 2-Prnting Cloths c"n'lnne dull
hut prices arc firm and unchanged.
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1862, again in June, 1863 and regularly organ
lied as part Of the National Guard.-Ed.l
THE sCULPTORs, WAR AFRESH.

THE SCULPTORS' WAR AFRESH.
The ITALIAN Boards THE AMERICAN IN HIS DEN
TONMAsO GAGIIARDI TO LARKIN @. MEAD.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: I beg to inform you that | arrived in
this city Jan. 80. Inclosed is letter which should
feel indebted II you would publish In your most dstin
guished paper. bound to san Francisco. California
before depart home. Yours truly.
ToaMAso GAGLIARDI.
No. 10 Clinton -pidcs he,r- York, Feb. /, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
'rLe New lamps for Streets, WIN or
~ fsrggrInTa. g.

pARTlFTTS "CENTFN NAL" BOCLENARD.
STREET aud PARK" LAMPS. rTices from s5 upward s
Also n,feut orh and for lighting all street lamps lne
same now used m York. Bo. on and elsewhere iss'0J
salnsrnon no. 300 BroAdway come, PIlnces ~
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" TinfOretsO Rt souie.'

A n,ea,ins sketch ~ great 7ftSt Ttd CUP IIm0t Z
ehsty paper "Ths story Of csshniorr shaw how they
s,I1 Ihs Ladies ~ Lima" acalai sketch.
viii be- foad With endless variety q excellent ISains
.ae now ready pIcs only 20 cents FOR quartz Ok
'a nagrs and so Illustrations sold by oil News Agents.
80 ~. Sk ESLIE, c3T Pearl e., New.Sorh tsss
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

! ber,I Rcpublican General Committee. The rrgual
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