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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1873

district on the East, and propcrty-holdins one
the West, including Siuyvesantsqnare
and Gramercy Park. Here is Tammany Hall
building where the General Committee assemble. The
NewYork Free Academy. the Academy OF Music. Irving
Hall and seinway hail. churches and religious congrega-
tons Of all denominations, under the Passionate care OF
eminent ard influential divnes, including st. Georges
and Calvary, the Church Of the Epiphany and OF the
Immaculate Conception, St. James Lutheran,
two denominations OF the Society OF Friends,
All Souls Church and st. Paus Methodist, the
present Mayor OF the city, three ex-governors
of this STATE the present and last past Secretaries Of
State of the United States OF the three candidates
for the Presidency OF the United States at tho last ele
ton, reside within this district and all are active IN
public affairs, and especially Interested Ill the good
government Of this city
The Democratic Republican General Committee for
the district yOu have constituted it for the year,
consists of fiftynine members Seventeen members or
mess of selling Ium, twenty-five Others holding minor
official poaioBs under the city government, such
deputyshers and the like. four others are engaged
in trading and selling horses. aud OF the remaining SIX
teen, but few persons OF position or influence, ana
they will resign before the next election.
The chairman and leaders Of ms committee are men
nth no occupations or Visible means ~ support
When consider tat political organizations are. the
foundations Of government the subject becomes so sc
Qua and important deem this public notice OF the
facts worthy tho consideration and attention Of
the ntel gent citizens of NewIOrk Very respectfully
yours, ALFRED l. AChEki.
he,c York, Jan. II. 1879.
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S.INpLE rllANlAI RrLLS.

PRANK TALK ABOUT The BEsI TAMMAHG DISTRICT
HOW LIQUoK-sELLuRs AvD LIVERY STABLE
KEEPERS ARE SET 10 RULE OVER IT.
To the Editor Of The TrtbHne.
Sur; have some suggestions to make to
Mr. Augustus schen. Grand sichcn and chairman Of
the Commit &c on ORGANIZATION OF the General Commit
tee Of uinluy Hail. AMI should BE- gal Of opPorti-
nifty 20 submit these considerations 10 the attention Of
NJ sthc a3 well Is f. the attention Of ha fcllow-rti-
zrns through your columns Mr. schc's Official position
warrants direct address to hm the points OF this
communications
In socctn. new committee for the year. SIR schcl
your Organization violated every principle Of Justice anl
honor.
You have turned out or expelled some twenty of the
most e.pcctcd cztls OF the ANIth Assembly District,
who have always been true and devoted members OF
the Democratic party, that you might elevate to con
trolling influence in the politics OF this district man Of
very questionable character both as legislator and mill
tay officer Allow to say here, that II wei under
stood during tho late Senatorial canvass, that your
merits Democrat and citizen not cons dered by
the electors In their determined effort TO pass judgment
on the leaders and management OF Tammany Hall. Con
sideriug the class OF who invariably push them
selves to the foremost places III political organi2a =
lions whenever party attention Is WiihJraWhl'
and after reviewing the history OF your I'M
mediate predecessors, may not an abandonment
OF Tammany Hall and the establishing OF an
organization by the people ior INC people, po oo''
ously entertained. We only judge OF the future
by the past and when reflect that the organization
as a body Is better than then, cannot but be
fearful that the body may soon corrupt the head'
little more dscrcstion the part Of the thieves who
once led the organization. would have resulted In still
longer years OF suffering TO our dsgraced and almost
bankrupt city.
The XVIII Assembly District, bounded By Fourteenth
ST. Twenty sixh-st Fourthave. and the East River is
one OF the stronehods OF Democracy Its citizens are
among most respected and deserving divided princi
nally between the wealthy and arstocratlc and the
yo,ling c.sscs IL has been called tenement house
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DIED.

BAssIE-spdde9iy on M2niay evening Jan. H. Nine.
Notice Of +. neral hereafter.
BRIGGS Louisa lie Roy widow Briggs. aged ~
Funeral Wednesday 18Th rs at O'Clock from her ats
residence LOO Laiayo ave, brooklyn
CANDEEAt his iience IN Brooklyn, Monday, Jan. H.
Edward W. Caniec, AGED 81 years
Funeral Caurch q tho Reformation. Yates
ave, near Fr1nkn-lYe, Brooklyn, "Wednesday evening"
Jan Ii, al y O'Clock.
JoDn Fryn h % e rnv s , io o. q" os1s
John Ewing U. :: A., ami daughter Of The late Thomas
Relatives friends invited 10 attend without further
church, 81 Newfork, Mads)naVe ana Ooths, on Tues
r. Maria Poll widow Of Henry A. Fay, esq and daughter
FHea 1t & Pads Church Eastchester. wednesday, 10th
Carnage n be in waiting on arrival OF noon train of ~ Y.
All e H. Il. r. ifom NeS- YORK 10 Mount Vernon
HARpY-sutdcr'y at Fair View, y. J.. on Jan. ~ walter
Ffsa. re i9ye attoni his funeral Wednesday frOs
c.4ss VA b, m waiting ~ 5ISa Of O'Clock 'r'n'
HOWLAND-At YonkeIs, Jan - Egbort HOwand, aged III
Taca services his residence South broadway Tues
The remains Vii BE- taken Peckskill for nter1nont
ia a o G' fgyls sd aa OF wary and NE late 10
s'ycs a s o? r. aniS and those Of his father IN
a" O.en brennan are g,ied 10 asnt The innernl q,
Inieleut IA family vault
De Hart oeer Tie 1te judge ogdtnani pTa'd,on o.
The late Captain W G. DE Hart IN the 10Th year o hs ase
PETERsOn Monday Jan Ii. 1873, He"let Peters In tue
76th year II IF,
Fnaora ron tn residence Of h sOnlnlaw William A. Nash,
$40 Greene Brooklyn, on wednesday 10th inst' at
D. m.
P0ughkeepse papers please copy.
ROBE-On sunday morning Jan, - sophie vile OF Henry
c. Robe aged -
EegtvC ami friends invited 10 attend tie fnncrh nom
Lukcs CHURCH, Hudson 81, opposite Groyes, Iu'siaY,
Jan. 10. at 4O5Oa.
sCOFIELD salisbury. Conn. Ja. r. samuol c. SEQ
Held. agec SO years.
rALMAN- on sunday evening Ian y, Edward W Tams1.
lu the 61th % his
friend. Of The family respectfully invited
the funeral from his late residence Audubon PARK,
Washpet Heights on wednesday, Jan TO- at = o'clock
p
Tain 30ths at o'clock returning. leaves l52ds 10
3:ls p. n.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
A GREAT VIOLONCELLO.

1t can rarely be the good fortune Of an
American audience to hear such superb voloncco as
that Oh which Mr. Frederick Bcrgner played at the Phil
harmonic Concert last Saturday 1t IS genuine Gre
mona a masterpiece of Antonio Stradvari, finished with
sill that exquisite perfection of outline harmony of Pro-
portions and elegance OF external aspect which diSn
cush the best works Of this inimtable maker As there
ia a certain air OF nobility III the face OF thorough
bred gentleman, there may be said 10 be
dignity and beauty in the cOuHenancc Of an old Gro
mona The instrument which Dir. Bergncr handled with
such skill and sympathy on Saturday IS probably beyond
price n II possible to fix market value for rari
~ which never the market its value, suppose
would be set somewhere in tie thousands. Its pure,
round even and luscious tone distinguished above
all the rest of the instruments in the orchestra although
1t was not unduy loud and certainly not forced in
the playing. There passages IN TIE Nomann Sere
made where 'celos struck together and yet
this marvellous instrument absorbing the other eight
was the only one heard.
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That which would have seemed Impossible and miracnoue
few years since. "a regarded edtimaio fruit 81
mental development and inventive genns The telegraph
rub cable and telephone have each m Its successive
turn been thought the browning marvel OF the age Thai
speech In Boston should report Itself over the
audience BROOKLYN, and hi mn pay" IN New
York SHOULD be audible IN wash nRon infeed w,ndrn
But II IL equally wonderful that H. " PIERCE NJ D. 81
Bufao " Y, can. throgh his pecrlar sysiem Of itgnos
and without seeing The patient obtain "a. accurate ana lst
knowledge OF most chronic diseases though be had ns
personal eNaminaiOn And II not Reasonable ~ suppose
that has been made IN the occult sciences
10 the tangible and readily demOnabe problems of
sizes where earh invention IL but the logical
queIce OF The that III Tue failure Of ply scian!
f their promises has created wide spread feeling OF
l. right to condemn all because tho
Ignorance II uJ ace then do Many
pFeiudiced against DR. PIEgCEs FAMILY NFDINFs and
fancy be ais" but has this
Doctor repeatedly disc aimed her ability cancer,
give other than temporary relief where the lung was haf
wasted away BY dealing fairly with TIE people. he as
confidence and built practice 30 large IN tho
~ chronic Diseases that the erection Of tho Grand
Invads Hotel ~ Buffalo. y. Y. q accommodate his
tents became necessity. At expense OF nearly han
million dollars he has erected tho largest AMI most complete
utarium IN the world -Bunil0 News
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,,oshvterian Church. Buffalo. n. y. From the IAN
' ,oYt Pictures of silver" Uroverbs xxy' ~ me
- Frederick rockingham delivered recently Arh-
49, sarmon III opposition TO the Bland DILL Inc arSu-
' which he brought forward need not be anayzed
hpt space must he found for one happy turn which
sre IN the discussion. The dollar or our fath rsF
~ Svc,aimed. ooh! can even their memory not be
Nso,ded from INSULT Their dollar condemns this bill
e. n was an honest dollar II silver, 1t was worth
200 conts in gold No lie was stamped on its pure
Into face Ii wrOnged no creditor. But what
Ill he said of a dollar whose cheating face every
ono who can read 92 centsf That the dollar OF our
sa,hersl Whose children, then, ar, We Il lying dol
-, ,ke that be the dollar of fathers2 In Johns
el Jesus is represented saying to the Pharisees,
i,h dreadful faithuness, Ye OF your father the
all for he is a liar and the father Of lies Are we
rinng TO acknowledge that pareutagei But what else
can be said Of the dollar every one OF which bears on
ia cheating lace lie, ana Is branded WIN heis
These the dollars of the Fathers Of the RePHohc Nhy,
they are the dollars OF ITS deadly Toes the ehe"'hs
hro1d of the father OF lies"
Not long after DIR. Hopkins made the start
linz announcement in THE TRIBUNE tnat Rtualism was
dvancpg in the Protestant Episcopal Church, Dean
eo,-,oour was elected Bishop Of the new diocese OF
snringfeld The rectOr's caim as many OF his critics
orgued was about 10 be subjected - test and poss'
nv would he demonstrated by the confirmation Of the
pbonelect after he had been rejected in 1874. TEE
Tn,prSr has been able TO find space for only few of
hs repes which Dr. Hopkinss letter called forth, an
Grange 10 say correspondence the subject is still
sou"g in "Lenitas" of Elizabeth, n. in the course
., ON interesting communication, maintains that the
standing committees are to de ide whether a leader
shan he promoted by the authoritative action OF the
church on account of his holding extreme views; that
Dr seymour does not disclam the views and purposes
Nth which Dr. Hopkins has identified Inn and of which
Dr DeKoven is the recOgnz champion; and that tie
r,cation Of his election. il secured will he cited by
tho UiIjanspOrt rector the most august proof that
ptualsa has triumphed in the Episcopal Church"
Another correspondent is an Old EpScOpalian, who was
hon in England and brought upby Protestant parents
thai knew 20 bigOtTy," is alarmed by the signs OF the
time and sbrinks back from tie lrccipce into which
P,naism is advancing" These and many other iayugs
ON mis- subject herewith acknowledged. 1Hf TRIBUNE
rea,ts thai il cannot give all its correspondents, who
sIr of this religious communion, chance to ircc e
,f,aa
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A Great Commercia Journal.-The American Mail and
January contains the latest Intelligence
RON ali parts world from it, agents aud coIsspop
dents romotest parts Of the worlds STTIacs IL
tens thu latest about the prOposed line
Brazil. Tie question OF improving the American merchant
considered also the oallng French silks, and
facts Imports light the Mexican
ton appears American articles In France caaoged
trade with Australasia Is treated at length Other
Interesting Commercial information Is furnished The
building Of railroads In the province OF Rio de Janero Is
treated Of Then follows the latest and most valuable nf0r
nation from az Countries Of the globe tcontans st OF
In other who have been instructed 10 push
the objects which this journal has been esaDh. lhere
descriptions and Illustrations OF the atest devices IN
OF industry market reports
ali commercial articles and then tables OF export trade for
December from principal ports summary appears In
French Spanish and German There are NIFTY pages OF
reading OF hundred and forty hand
owe ayeTsemen OF tho leading export
chants The publisher furnished tho finest kind OF
snr only The electr0ypes for illustrations making the
whole marvel OF beautiful typographical workmanship.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The endeavor to scducc the Democratic
party cnticr !; into helpless ana iam'n' a. 'rcr
quirer lDem)
The leading Republicans Of lndianapolis are
for The Resumption Act and an honest dollar The party
throughout The state must come 10 tbs II u hopes 10
succeed Indianapolis News Nnd.l
The truth il that all Republicans of every
strrc utterly reject The idc that there Is any tE unn
inc Presidents claim 10 the chair lie ."uics. H.
rant was disinoy affirmed bv The highest tribunal
hat could be created.-iAbany Journal tRoPJ
The road to peace and harmony j. short and
strlht To tread It requires only sincerity o. purpose
and honesty of action. The whole country VII rejoice
to find the Administration and tbt Rcpuhlcan party
walking uni;edly in it.--lUuca Republican dcPJ
The great body Of the Democratic party viii
refuse to follow Nj I3ncOlu's cA-p0-tm., General ~
his Wild crusade against aGiuilcaicd matters ara are
not di.u.scd ji-k the welfare o. every lnt II N lie
country help Mr.. Blair 10 further HotoTrl. or Nr
Tden to a place that lie forfeited Augusta tGdJ
Chronicle DEM
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ANOTHER SIDE OF THE IMMIGRANT QUESTION.
From The troy Times
,r,.n :, roon far differences of opinion In

There is room for differences on OPINION III
,epard 10 this decline OF immigration when iiiE RE
rNE deplores Considering the depression OF ihusrIA
Interests during the last four years. ana INC az
SCARCITY of employment for the poor. we are lIched 10
the opinion that there have been quite as many new ar
rivals from abroad within the period mentioned as "te
desirable There many Idle people III the couliy
now and IL hardly seems worth whIe 10 nav .n"ir
number increased by Immigration BEFORE sechlhS, 10
rs try and find work for those who are 81,
ready among us, not forgetting, meanwhile. Tue
Unfortunate natives. The noble army OF tfainps
is large enough at present, and we see no necessity or
recruiting from Europe elsewhere And there are
nlenfy OF people having fixed habitatiOns within Tue
United States perform all the labor the existing heeds
of The country require In itself national wealth Ii
GOOD thing but we care nothing for except 30 FAR as u
tends 10 enhance the prosperity and comfort OF maj
yidual members OF the community majority OF ,he
have 10 work for their living with hands ana brains
mote especially hands The welfare OF these 10 De
,oInn into consideration whenever any scheme Tor IN
ereaspg national wealth In process OF eiaDofaoh
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Senator BayarG, who j. the hardest of all
he hardnoUcy senator, in coavcIs"il"h Win 20 r
correspondent to-day cODcc !ed TIE npp,, EY oil DC
f.atiu1 The massage Of the SILVER B ~ the senate. AT
that he expects that the Senate wi! sustain Inc cor"
ircs amendment striking ont the me coi age Clause
,i GIVING Government the profits OF coinage. he
l. soli1r t,at scnit" VIII not agfr" - re com
%, ant has rcas for bis h0pciuncs-. ErcR who l.
nr of the mos ardent silver men, III MS hirccu }rst
,y declared himself opposed 10 free coinage Wallace
another SILVER m9 is also opposed 10 H. ami Lamar and
Iustis vIO has been claimed by the hHid-m0ucy mon
told your spouicn TINS afternoon lat ne was ~
s nj the RECOMMENDATION Of silver. and thought the
,Hitl.sts ar. not only wrong bnt HiIOtc % opposing
it, renOnct ZItiJn, because II Ms lnn'h - "l conC'o'h
viii soon have 10 pay their ,.cbt5 IN ,c1dSs from
nukruliry which he fducic- the creditors VIII hnd
io.. v.,Ia5lc circulating medium than even The silver
Tor which they profess 10 have great loathing.
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Ready ihi. Morning..
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE,

THE SEMEWEEKLY TRIBUNE,
The Issue OF e DAY contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
EUssoTURKIsu WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from staff and other Correspondents tho Oh
World and the New Agricultural Department. Full Re-
ports OF all the Markets, etc.
Single copies sent free application.
Price lin wrappers ready mailing. ave per copyi
ono copy one year. s Snve copies siI copies
extra S28 Postage in all cases TO the Subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. Nsw.York
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OTHER INCIDENTS.

Mr.. Wallack reappeared at his theatre last
night in a. My Awful Dad" and was cordially welcomed
by numerous audience
Madame Modjeska acted Camille at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre crowded house, and with extraor
binary power, passion refinement and grace This part
has never been acted on the American stage with the
pure fervOr and speuddlv passionate execution with
which Madame MOdi, ska presented il last night We
have only time to record its great success.
Mr.. Fechter brought forward last night, in
the broadway Theatre, his picturesque embodiment Of
Obenriezer in No ThorOughfare." II received with
Mlany marks OF the pnhllc interest and fayOr
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MIR. FAIRCHILp'S NOMINATION.
80 DECISIVE ACTION BY me EFPtrMcAN CAUCUS
his FRIENDS CONFIDENT.

l8Y TELEGRAPH To- TiiE IKiBtSL.I
ALBANY, Jan. Il.-Thc Republican members
ol TIE senate held caucus tonight 10 consider the
nomination o: Charles Faichid Tor superintendent u
Public Works. The CONSULTATION listed over an hour
During that 1t il reported The members freely gave
Their OPINION OF Mr. Farchildsucss for the place. and
ct-srd also the effect OF hs confirmation from party
point % Wow. II was finally determined not
20 take any vote caucus concerning the
nomination, but 20 permit members to vote
a. their Judgment dictates when II comes
before the Senate for REJECTION or confirmation.
s the executive session Of the Senate VIII not be hcd
tai Wednesday, there is yet time for another caucus to
be head about tn matter. AMI the members
be bound TO vote together upon IL. The result
o. TIL, conclusive caucus is that both the sup
pprtors and opponents Of Sir. Turchilds confirmation
are iu good Auiu0r saugunc Of success. Icshls the
friends Of Nj FlrclI have tAr 0~ reason 10 rejoice
owe. the result 81 lie ,GuC1. lac> nave, " - assert 81
tc promise 81 the vote 81 ty'fy 'Dym"cuc Staai"i'
ttii tie r.miIauy -,u'ior. h"iug inciuo' d.
VITA t4c vote COL al the DcWo rh~ duH -iA ~ ti' r-
uh,aus, which u a. declared tines have obtained, they
can -t,isc his CJ..t.1l.tluu
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4 cOrT-UTAKTrD OFFICIAL.

From IhN f'ftcil' I1'F,-'f.tin-
This seems 10 he the way things were CON
Quoted III the County clerks Off daring tie admins
tratiJu If Leo:
of bread.
Iirb-IIas, got no bread little waifi
sweet J.. G.-N1rv crulnb.
Leb-Mme Got il himmcl, can't stand this. 20 pie,
either
sweet L. G.-Ah, 90 way wl yc-rOulsc not.
L,er-Ry the bones OF Humboldt. won't stand TINS.
Here clclk Give his suffering cii dine, ana charge
"A quarter I 10 the county. can't resist such appeals
as TINS II takes cent ny constituents nave got
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SAN Francisco. Jan. LIN the Nineteenth
District Court to-day, Judsc wheeler decided That the
~3sjoOo which the trustees OF LEX estate agree 90 pay
John H. Li,h. IT, In compromise OF his claim. must DE
tad from the ue lett Ia the society 90 Pioneers ami
Academy 81 Sciences by Tie terms ~ the trust deed.
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REprRLCAN DISAGREEMENT.

T7----r 77--I1
WAsHlNGTON, Jan. l3.-Scnator COnkling
and Other Republican leaders IN the senate, in speaking
of senator E1muu39s letter. that they entirely dis
agree with him in matter 81 the relation. tW.n
he Executive and mcubrfs of Congress respecting ihr
Irderal patronage They claim that the natc. ia US
cxecufiye capactr, j. Coordinate the matter Of OPP
lointmcnts. ON this point the President STATED tonight
hat he did differ with them 80 far a. ihc general
rjpcjpc involved was concerned, but That he claimed
he mt 30 select hi, officer, WIthOu, dcatou and
that the liberty 10 act upou such nonina
lions IA the manner OF confirmation rejection with
ii iuIrnntIllnsn.
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MnRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :

And now il is proposed 10 dcmOnctlZo nickel,
Not content win having deprived The coGutr Of tie dol
lar ~ tn father. !uc ri hu-i" and sa:l, 81 the
money centre. are aiming . ruthless blow ai tie five"
cent piece of the boys. Nj. Cox, ~ New York, has
steamed la he their agent in tins BciDiCus attempt BY
tho same gtralthy and usduou, ncjhod which was en-
p!oycd to accomplish tue dcmoncz. ion 81 silver. be
hasLcgiu by introducing a bill Ia Congress providing
for the discouiu of The ntEc of the nyccrnt
nickel Let the friends Of cheap sOney take warning
his Inn
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THE SOUTHERN PART or THAT BARGAIN.
From The HGGnfa Constitution.

As TO the part the southern Senators ana
RoUresciaiiyes look in the business Of uauChTd'nS ar
i.Vrs when they that his inauguration was ncFla-
ln we desire 10 say 70 the North once and FOR all iGt
ter action justified by the results We trust Is true
no. tbry barained with Hayes to do Us justice We
st n Is true that they plotted TO turn the governments
nj the Southern states over 10 the administration oi our
,,' nennr We trust they wise enough and patIl-
otc uogh 10 do thsOtherwise we should feel bound TO
cI them az bound over 10 the utter unthru OF ldOcy
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1Elm'NR OIIICE. Jan. IL g. ma decided decline
oil alrprc-surc took place during yc,tcIdy mornings
RAIN ana remained, with tlc change during the suc-
cceling c!oddincs1. The change, ol Temperature were
not important. The moisture Of TIE is slightly IN
excess.
FOR M. ci,y and vicinity, cooler ald partly cloudy
weather, tending toward clearing. Zee expected To
dLH. md cnnl. cIrArcl EcnlLlL ll-InnLrLM.
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edy charms by the substance OF Its story well as by
its ideazed portrature Of ard claracter 1t
pleases mnch as ii did when it written, and
it will please hundred hence much it peases
now Risks will have life when the mirth that
follows Mr. Raymond shall have sunk to silence
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Press notices have been lavish in their Of de-
lighted surprise al the nie OF the hich has
already been accomplished The different departments 81 tho
paper are presided over BY gentenen specially adapted or
the work Large orders have already been received from for
egn countries through the medium Of the journa The pub
lisher-owARD LOckwOCDwiiha long pef1eLce IN con-
due trade journals Ii specially fitted for this
prise, which hiss already proved a great success.