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New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
VIM IN ~ HRnnkLYN.

AShre which broke out Saturday afternoon
o- tie top door 90 40. sJ7 Dean-st brooklyn commu-
uoaca to tAa three aouirl house, sud did oon-dera-
bic i,maec All the houses 90 frame, three stories
high No. -37 owned by Hr E,pciyea of Hempstcad.
was damaged the amount Of 81 900. Henry Hack,
who occupies the upper part Os 500 vi hs furniture
mud LIZA D.mH, VINO lives IL tho lower part, lost $50
AN9lt $1,000 damage was caused to No.
s33 which Is 0Euct hY Mr.. Terry Oi ThTd
~ Tho occupant. Jrphtha Ha.~tesd, sustained
I. los. OF 100. No. $50 Is owned Hnd occupied
by JOnn Stafford. whose loss reaches l,50O. Ellen
Nicholas, who on and lives ia 80 $50 estimates the
dAIpurr to her house and furniture ~ 900. Nearly
all losses fully by Insurance. The IRE 8
buypobcd " LaEe been caused By detective lue
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

noo,ec The book, however. is orc which shouiu nave
,oce in evsrvbody's library a work of reiereuce
:, contains II ia true. good many things 'ha' "l
,, peope care 70 look for. but also great dta Il
t tflcs Of few chapters, selected at random; 6'ne
Facts Concerning the Census IaNalot; l.S -
80 So specie ResumrtiOn in Eng aud,' " Inc hu L
gets of Nations" "Internauona MrntIaIE 20 s5o5,i
5s-s Exports and Inports-l1S9- lN'o' D.nV,"' L,
e,tic. of the States" Election >tdtl,ucS O' $50
An anti-treating society has been organized
f., syr,cc.e with an elastic constitution. The members
rIdrc themselves 20 refuse and all INVITATIONS 10
rtl, a suother's expense. OF wines, liquors or
ofncr intoN eating beverages whatever al ahN puoc
bar hotel or soon in any place where rec'proc''on
NJ su,.s nature "a possible. Thov also ngrce never
during lclr connection with tAis order. % extend any
invitation TO any person or persons Cadcs c1ccrtep 10
csrikc as their expense OF any wines, liquor or IN
oxicatinc beverage whatever, at any public bar ho"
or saloon tn foregoing restrictions, however 40 ""'
refer 10 private dinner parties. or those "i pApo ia
rc whore the entertainment is provided nv most VI
any number Of persons acting as hosts ANY '"' I'
.nau hc al liberty 10 provide any entertainments nc
, doom, ,roper In his own house apar ments' ana
no nemb che N be restricted from eccc tl'S VIZ - ~,
Of such and place. No nciuber 5uh.i ~ q, "
Eating beverages in pubnc or private providing al"'!
that he do 80 At his own expense. lnvIV i aIy
reform u tins society shock the CONSTITUTIONS o. "S
Of IFS members
The oldest house in America has been
discovered again. this time 10y TRIBUNE reader VINO
lives ir Springfield, Mass He mentions the TACT because
he a. seen 60 many paragraphs aud articles relating 10
m Question He SAYS that iu $50, two brothers. JON
s,nan aud Richard Fairbanks, from Yorkshire England
,,,iel I'D massachusetts, By. Richard was suDse
,rertly Postmaster of Boston. Jonathan settled al
I,,IuoIp and built family mansion III
1856 part or the who'll OF when - SUN
.-uilpe and what is remarkable was recently occn-
med hy an aged member q the family, Miss Nancy Far
hanks now about cghiy-four years of age. Ihv prop
erty has mover passed from the possession OF the iany
and year a,, was in good state Of preservation II
brli1, win the caubrel roof, characlcrsuc ci
t.l'y New England. An old tower hrelock, ,aP,u'
s.,fu Zee 900 length, and ret OF blue emma usHt-i
Brought from England az very early CAV, are s'ii
Shown IN the Old dwelling These i@ct@, "Io
,hotncr:uu OF the mar-lOn, were iufn.shtd 10
Tie correspondent by Professor George Il fni,
hanks of the University OF the South, al
sswnUcc Tenn. and Jason NJ. Fairbanks, oi water
town \ Professor Fairbanks Is the autnor o a
o.. History and Antiquities 0f It. Augustine, ana a
history q, Florida" Is he quite sure t0at there ~
nothing IN ST. Augustine older thah 'hIs Do''""nl
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
THE xAYAGE4 6T4TUETIES oNcE MORE
GENERAL DI cEsN)LA MAKES a STATEMENT WHICH
SEEMS To T4NAL-

GENERAL DI CESN MAKES A STATEMENT WHICH
SEEMS TO 81 FINAL
TO me Edttor Of The TrtbWne
SIR: la answer TO Mr.. Cooks letter published
IN yesterdays TRIBUNE, | simply state what sand
before that neither Mr. Lawrence nor any other
person. ever told me that he would or could raise
the $500 with which TO purchase the Ianagra
Stauettes or that all he wished was the moral sup
PORT OF the trustees Of the Museum.
If Nr. Lawrence, Mr.. Cook or any other person,
really wishes to raise this sum voUch % him before
hand all the moral support Of the trustrc- he may
require moreover, when the money Is deposited TO
the credit Of the Museum | trOmlse with that
amount to purchase collection of Iauagra
etauetteS quite equal u value to that sold BY 1ir.
teuardent to Mr.. Appleton 4 Boston.
But until tins amount is forthcoming let Mr.
Cook cease his lamentations; and with thisI intend
l. terminate ali discussion Of the matter. Respect
fully YOURS l.. L. III CEsNo-A.
4O7 LIST FlftySereHih ST.. March 3. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
NVSICkI. NOTES.

The matinee performance OF Carmen on
Saturday vas Witnessed 10y enormous crowd, not
only all the being filed but nearly all the stand
ing room too. Miss iIduk and sig. Campanni were
admirable over, in the chief roles and Nine SincO
and sig Del Puentc received great deal OF app suse
The performance of "1he Marriage of
Figaro o" tomorrow prom ses 10 be muen better than
the previous representations OF that charming opera
Ruy Bias" is ANNOUNCED for FRIDAY, The east including
Nine. R6ze Nine. siucu sig. CamDInini and sig
Gaass The principal f6e IN this opera Is Rpy BiGS
the tenor and CAmpanHi, vino has sung II great dea
bO.h Italy, under the conDurers direction, and else
where, regards II one OF his most effective paris
At the Brooklyn Philharmonic Concert this
week the symphony VIII be Beethoven's Pastoral
The solo artists engaged Miss Hauk and sig. Gaass
They VIII sing together MoElrts delicious duo, IA
dove prcude," from "The Magic Flute" Miss Iauk
VIII also give The grand aria Ut Elizabeth from Tam
ldlscr."
The programme for the next Cincinnati
Festival In the Spring Of 1850 has already been pub
sed II 40 less remarkable for tie strength OF the
selections and the general elevation OF character which
distinguishes the whole festival than fora certain fresh
ness and ctedness n the choice Of works making
by far the ntcresing OF the series By which Gin
cinati has won 80 mach dismctlou The following
the aTrau gcuepts FOR the four evenings, the prize
com position " Oh IL last might beng the work for
chorus and orchestra Tor wboh have airc ~ an
uOGncsd, the Fcsti, Association Offers pie am of
y
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
NEw-YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The fifth concert OF the New-YorA Philhar-
monic Society given on Saturday evening before
dIscouragingly small audience. Tho symphony was
Mozart's "Jupter" &C Or. OF those great WORKS
which never grow old. It played in perfnnctory
manner which neither displayed IL beauties nor gave
adequate expression breadth and grandeur o. SEN
timent more pleasing achievement the perform
ancc by the string band Of the pretty and wewritten
screnade in by Fuchs the work which Dr. Dam
rosou introduced st Of the Philharmonic concerts
two wears ago The evening closed with LszPs "Iasso
The solo performer on Saturday Mr. Richard Hon
man, who repeated the Concerto by Brdll which he
PLAYED al one OF the Chckerng Hall concerts this Win
ter. tie made even stronger impression with II Oh
tins occasion than he did before bis mastery delivery
Of the fOrcIDe and nOb4y treated uT5t movement was
iallN ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

This cheerful, breezy piece of uirthful satire
and tuucfu uOuseuss remains firmly established al the
STANDARD Theatre and there like Niagara it 6oWs and
It Will flow Tor he rest Of the season Meantime II has
been discontinued at the Fifth Avenue but, while dis
appearing "a: place, IL emerges simultaneously at
two others II will he brought forward this evening az
the Broadway Theatre, and alsOiu association with
&" The SOrcerer,"-at the Lycem. MIR. faudng. having
presented bimself BereciO. Hauict and claude Mel
tte has Withdrawn from the latter house. The sable
version OF the aquatic travertte may De- enjoy the
cosey of the San Francisco Ministries. Admiral
sir Joseph Porter, X. {. H., s gradually acquiring a
nnilnIi. relHtAtlNn.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

FFankn-Squ1re.
Bedouin Tribes Of the Euphrntr-. B laf Auue l'iunt
preface tae Arabs their
horses by W. Il. Map aud sAetcIes Dy Tie aItOr oyo.
cloth. - 90
History Of the English Church from the accession ~
Henry VII 10 ZEE srucuT OF socatt n the eigNrnth
rs o. @. Perry, r. A Canon of Lincoln and Rector
Of WaddlngiOn. Min appendix -k'fh o t' Ptes'ant
Episcopal church IN tGe L. y crown 0Vo, cioth % %
Afghnni-tnn. ry Major A. q. Constable. 52o. papo ID
cents coth % cculs
Sbakc-peare's Romeo md Juliet T.te' with notes by
William J. Role. \. 81. usuattd lbuio. cloth, 20 cents;
paper, 90 cents
The Poems Of Oliver Goldsmith 32mo, paper, 20 cents;
cloth. -
Crnbb's English %ynoHymr~. Frr-h Synonvtnes ek;
tlnnr ana
.u thc Wt4ch aided
index She rs g 0rgr Drthb a. =. Now con,
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English Men Letters EItod by John Morley. l2mo.
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
PIRLLC OPINION.

The discovery tLat Mr.. Tilden has lost his
voce .s uo new dlue j. dates bach as iaI as M''en'
-,6-lCucmu4u Luqmrr tDcmJ
We would ike for somebody who has
abundant time 10 SIT down ANA culato toe precise
yon. AZ Mr. Glover OF Missouri TO the people oI the
United states III baltimore Gazette Denl
IF the Democratic record in the XLVth
Crr.-- doe. o. Z .etu Co the substantial annlMiaOoh
of -t ..ty u $50, do not roai ttr signs ~ the
ne 4rIl.ei Our faith in :he iuttuC.Ac" aCd mani
Hol q Df i.- American people does not permit us 20
leIav. otleraI Ise.-Mnuea polls tribune tRepJ
The Renublicaus must resist TO extremity,
and +tra,hlueu the hands OF tn Pres sdent ia every
ToesIb.. way. Honest citizens can "er tine WI'tIS OF
ilcIrm.ut -;1ppcd emporsrly with less concern lAah
sue, rson OF tpc elective iranch.s AZ toe DEM
Cc!st, ll CJ, .g-ss COuteu piate-.IrOy Times k'pJ
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
J. 3 IIPPINGOTP y, Co.
80 ,z agurL.s-.r U-f

I
sir CiIbic }y George Naoiouad author Of paul Fa-
ber "Nl4loom" zine NaTqulsOf Lo,He' Robert Falcon
er Gc ~. extra cloth. 81 80 Ilue cover, - CENTS
Lord Sfrahan A novel By Mrs. Wuiuck. iZao extra
clOfh. -
Hpe doth 81 being me volume OF tore 81 classics lOf
tngii- n Iteadcr-" Ldif"d by Nr- Oip'AuI
pnGar, Bv r. d Mouce. n. a. being the eighth
aud ast volume the supplement- srrr, u Ancient tss
English Readers" Iticd 10y TIE Rev w. Lucas OF
hn, NJ A. l2mo inr cloth. 81
Philosophy, Historical and critical ~ Andre Lefeyrc.
attl luttO.1i n. A. Ii ht''i' Vs. b. lt'
ing The nth volume the Library Of contemporary
science" Crown Syo extra cloth, 81 -.
Cabinet Poems. BY Eugene H. Munday. Small qaasto,
extra C.yJH git top -
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
SENATOR CIANDLER's GREAT NIT.


The speech of Senator Chandler IN contrast
with the UaucRNrCs Of the southern Senators upon thc
public character and services OF Jefferson DAVE seer
10 have aroused all the Old spirit the wa le trH
have been received here from kepubAcaus ID all parts
OF the country speaking Of the feeling produced by me
deao Of Monday and the effect II Will nave on the mex
eIeciOus During his previous Senatorial career the
Michigan Senator's strong pOInr was ln'cnse aled OF
the English Government, and he never missed an "pnor
tuo,fv H. c,r The BRUSH non by the tail. The
veteran alWart has evidently takcr az WIN lht Dem
Ocratc uger and on Timely occasions may DC eAlte'tu
"a make tbat animal howl. His first venture was an
eminent success shown 10y the applause "AlCA hAS
atfenhnd M, spNecl cNerNNhere.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
A SOUTHERN PROTEST AGAINST RANDALL
FROM The Nesp- orleans TmcS lDeInl

The Southern people are sending the wrong
men 10 Congress They sending creatures who be
come the plant and ser7ile tools OF SOuih-hat-
ing RandAlls and BraGgs-HOlsy, barrOOm patriots
during the war, ana more Indignantly Ven0-
nous against US than any fonest volunteer
Who came south 70 whip back into the
Unon Ii does not much OF risk TO these eager
Courticrs from Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi North
Carolina Virginia ana Mary and to do Nj. kanddlPs
b.ddug IN his Instance Brazilian subsidy, beluso II
Is only NeWOTleans and Galveston hicn suffer. But
thew had better remember that when thcy want IO al
Allies ana substantial bCs OF friendship, y s NOT 10 MI
Randall that they 20 with any nope OF success 1t
Ia ouy solid front and real harmony and synpathy
among curse that Of the South ever OBTAIN
recognition from the Nation. In that way can have
what we choose to ask for; arc now, we shall
81 vi
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SylioDsis for the p0st a hours.

WASHINGTON, March 10, a. m.-The tenn
perature has risen in New-Eneland and the Middle
States with falling barometer. soutt crly Winds partly
cloudy weather, and in the northern portions ght rain
Generally clear weather has prevailed In 'he
Southern States Tennessee and the ONO Valley, with
sOutherly winds and stationary barometer.
Partly clOudy and gbt rains reported from
the Lake region. with warm sOuthrrY o. westerly "luCs
Generally clear weather has prcyalled during the day
in the Northwest. with westerly ud5 and rising ba-
FOmrter and no changes IN temueraGre Ram prevailed
on the Pacific Coast, except IN Southern California
Indications.
For the Middle states. warmer th TO west in Is,
partly cloudy weather and statIonar, slowly ,alhng
barometer
For HewE nCland, warmer souther 20 westerly
winds falling barometer, partly clouG. weather and
possibly light rains.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
THE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC THING.
Frn,r 7nN 81 Eaul If1peer ITeSs IHd.l

Ii is to restore the reign OF the Hollands III
Cincinnati and tho rutfans IN New lorE. who were the
source Of Democratic mSJoTte5, that the Democrats
wish 10 repeal the election law The act Of shaiueless
laWessness which the Appropriation bills were de-
feasd Is ID the interest Of larger awcsSness. by
which II intended 10 corrupt all metropolitan cleo
tiOns ana confirm the reign OF Democracy. After
hll the act Is characteristic enough. II is cardinal
principle o. Democracy 20 fight all laws 10 secure thc
purity u elections registration laws and hose guard
ug the Ia obOx from fraud, and 10 rely upon reYer
sa o the honest popular verdict ny corrupt means for
party success But this last exhibition OF the party
predecton IL 50 open ami shameless that It IS likely
60 bear good fTut the shape Of healthy reaction OF
puliic QulniDn.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
THE POINT ABOUT PILSBURY.
PpO7a The Utica HeTdld

TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE should not waste
is time and space calling he special cOminittce Of
tle senate to mud cut whether Smith weed did
t. .egraph TO Mr. Pilsbury to To NcW-Yorb, and
then whether, coming fItsn from GTGmercy PARK, ne
old meet Mr.. PilsGury with the remark They want
Auburn Prison" The original charge not thai
MIR Woed made th@t reIlark to Mr. Pilsbury In New
YORK and elsewhere but that Mr.. PilsbuTy made II 10
Warden Wenes, IN Albany, whittier he had summoned
the The SuperUte uGent, his card on tue
IAOval. did not deny saying TO W~les " they WaGt
Auburn Prison" but unnecessarily deIieO thu weed
said IL 10 hun tPusbury1-R thing winch nobody hdG
charged. a. the committee wants to know who sla It,
and TO whom let II call cX-Warden Weies.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

y,,. The E,cae.er Democrat 1ad Chr0tifclo lPcr1
The Federal election laws have worked ad-
rir5u.y Tary should retained, aud the! VIII De re-
famed for they are entire harmony with TIE consul
tuon ,ud ave done much fOI free ballot keputIcan
Ecpre.tufatiycs and the Republican President VII De
su>tard u their allegiance to THESE laws, ana JL6 Dt-
mocr4cy siN he try ing dangerous e1 pertinent u tty
force upon President the necessity OF Nttohg he
st,.lr us ia order 10 toe laws that guard The
safety and puIty OF he ballot Upon an arr tcdH. Con
grcs, and not upon patriotic Executive, W" res. lht
Teso ity the conflict that is prophesled Is actu
.-L. - .--r- :. --AL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
An rAKNowN snm ON FIRE.

BosT0N, March 9.-The steamer Atrato, from
London which arrived here to-day reports that the
22d or February, latitude 46o lO, longitude 16o 40
she pa ssed burning ship supposed 10 be iron
Of apparently 500 OF 900 bIrtheu She
the wreck, but could not ascertain her name.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

scene Of the crucH xon and the place OF the Holy Sepu
chre among the spots displayed In religious asso-
ciaon and In the element OF Oriental character thS
work especially rich; while, 10 the student OF Euro
pcan politics, pondcrng the possible restoration oi
the Jews under the guidance OF their great represent
tive the head OF ad1rs in the British Empire ~
will have its moral and its IL T. vduaDe "uth,
in every point view aud ought to he and stdde
nv All no prize know ledge II will hc found IN tent
in Fourteentl-st., opposite 20 the Academy.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
HANGING BACK ABOUT TILDEN.

The Western newspapers are very generally
agreed that - the nomination l. 70 be gwen 10 New
York man. IL just vel he llden. Ihr sct is the
rlct ON seems l. fste ned itself upon tie minus
Of great many peCple that 1lien Is the only man WAC
can carry OF New YORK for tue Democracy ana
ilat policy n not preference may dictate hls rOmlna
lion s IL did previous occasion, but whether MI H.
den can excite tie Same degree OF enthusiasm III the
South In $50 IS he dId IN SO lie question that sl0ud
H. anlt Gie a
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
CHARLES sCRIBNRR's Sons.
2II nnd II j HrnH q VIZ Y

GIeanlnss of Past Years. loi3-7s. By he lueht Hon
Nm J.. GlaisIone. vO.. l6mO price per volume RI
The Age of the Antenines BY tho W. Wolfe Cspea
M. A. lone, cOth. 81.
The Final Philosophy. issuing from The harmony OF
sclsncs and religion critical intr d c0n
by Charles W Shields ID. d. LII. D. Second CuOn revised
] vol. syO, So.
William Cullen Bryant commemorative address DO
iver,d before the Historical society At the Aca
emy OF MUSIC December 80, 1878 by George William Cur
ts syo. paper, 80 ceuts. limo cO'L u cents
Goethe md SCHILLER rher lives and works Includ!na
4 commentary Professor IL H. BJycstu, Ot Cor
nell Uniyursity volume, limo. cloth, ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
H0UGHTON. OsGO0D 4 CO..

Society the Redeemed Form Of Man. and the Earnest
of Gods OmGipocnce in iIHmaD Nature. Ahfmni n "J
ters frIeAd ~ Henry James iNot, crown ~" -
John LOthrsp Nauey \ memoir 5y oliver Wendell
Holue- Wh ,trn portrait Memorial v.HCh, so so'
Popular cd lion. iBHo ~ 80.
Ueredity Fifti volume Of Boston Monday Lectures,
b. Joseph Cook. VIA prciudcs on Cuguut events 4-io,
81 81.
Conscience with proludes events By Joseph
Cook. lIu.u. - 3D.
Poems Of Plncr- EJl,eI BY r. W LHlcf,llor. Sow
EnUla4f,"2 yJ.s l1np. - "rhe Mi'Is ~tA,c.' Vol.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
HENRY HDI.T & %.

Fanny Ke,nbIe', Records Of II Girh0Od Large l2no.
with 'OrTa,t - 80.
Thomas iisray'- The Return OF thc Native Naisure
Hour -DI8esi. lUuo.
Roscilrr's Political IcsnOmy. . vols. Nvo. -
CoRwny's Der,ouology and Devil Lore vols, oyo -.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Through The Dark new drama, IN prologue aAd
five acis. by Ir. James Steele Mackaye, VIII be prO-
duced Al the Ftn Avenue Theatre tonight. lis scene
is aid IN Euel.pd at the present time Is stoIy-an
outline OF which has been pubshcd-s highly sensa-
tional IN character It's written prose and appears
70 be rcpleie with incident and striking tabeaus Is
part- arc east A. follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

Pa-adoxical Philosophy. sequel to the Unseen Cni
verse. l2mO. ~ 70.
The Realistic Assumptions OF Modern science EKnn
ined, Ily Thomas Martin Ue. e.bert, N a. $50, -.
Coal: It's Uat0r7 au1 U~os by Professors Green M"all
Thorpe huC kcr aud Marsha Edited by fIOirsSo Ahop Pc
5NO 81
Miscennies Political ami Literary ~ aounIs,uart L.
(;raul 81. 50
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 10, a. n.-The barometer
q t1ae Saturday see heavy ine on dlaersml bns
fell again yesterday (-ce light Incl Generally clear
weather Saturday followed by increasing cOud-
meas in the evening, the day closing with hal and
rain OF short duration. Yesterday partly cloudy
and clouy weather prevailed with light fox late Al
night On Saturday the temperature ranged between
40 3S'; yesterday the mercury varied between DO
aud 4G3 The 8mouut OF moisture in ih, air is large
Warmer and partly cloudy weather. W'th chances
II light rains, may De expected IN tis oty aud vicinity
IA--LA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
GEORGE p. PUTNAM'S SONS,

A History OF American Literature By ". c. Tyler Pro
English ltci dture ia The DIVERSITY OF Mch gsn
Vols comprising the period 6Ot-l16b Lsrge Oc-
tayo cloth extra, gilt toy, - half cali extra - 3D.
Currency Question. RDurrt ". Hughes. Tn It'd
stss Judge Eastern Dstnct OF virginia l2no o.oth
2I3 pages, 81 %.
Visions o the Eaiure and Other DfscOnrne- By Octa
yius Brooks EIotnn- ham. Emo. cOti 263 pages 81.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

NEw-ORLEANs, March 9.-FOrty eight citi-
Eens ol Astctocnes who have been cleared by jury
oi charges of conspiracy during late elec,ou were
tal evening escorted TO The steamboat, winch they
III Tor their homes by volunteer military COMPANY
Lie event. ~ " '
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
gurtial Notices.
Nervous Exhaustion

Nervous Exhaustion medical essay comprising serss
OF delivered az Kahus Museum of AnatOmy, New
YORK and premature decline, showing
dlspntaby how lost Iegauod arGring osl
synopsis Of The mpomens 10 marriage aud MO treatment
nervous phy steal debility, being tie result Of - years
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ABE. RANDOLPH 4 Co..

Socialism. BY Roswell ID Hitchcock, D. D. New edition,
l2mO, Ooarls, price 30 ccnts.
The Canterbury Pilgrimage. To and from lhe Lamb "a
T BedeIi D. D. Bishop OF Omo. l6mo cloth price 81 2j
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PuTr. YOUNG & %,

The Apostolic Fathers. By the Rev. II. ;. Holland
l6mO. cloth, D. 2-?. - cents
saiRt Augustine by the Rev. W. X CiaIk NJ y 4Ouho.
cloth. up. 1875, 10 cents
saint Jerome. BY the Rev. E. L Cuts lGmo cloth. pp.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

United Stntes Digest table O th" rt-r, con iud IN
the fourteen the Uuied states Digest ilrsi ST
ics Royal $40, shrci, So
lIH--aC Criminal Law. \ TTactcal Iatl-t By
Rran M ENHhr llnArll. shNep -
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ROBERTS BROS.

The Life of J. VI W. Turner, X. 4. By Philip Gilbert
HamerOn etchings after Turner's sketches aud foui
wOOu-cuts Square IZInO. price 81 90.
Pa.coes Drama tic List: record ~ tn principal per
tormauces living AID actresses Ot the British siage
Crown Syo. morocco. price -.
Mary wollstonecral's Letters 10 Inlay. Two porraiu
After Ope. limo. pnce 81
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Important

Inportnnt-Dr. WN HALLS BAGsAA for the lungs
coughs colds Group, consumption and all diseases Of thu
throat chest AMI lungs
Use HfARY's CARBonc for pimpes frecklss cuts
burns, &C.
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