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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION
-. III. Tr(bune

srn. Yesterday being the anniversary .,
a.. .u-r.raer Of Fort Sumter, the Sumter Gui"s VI
this place parsded during the day and had supper
rot,esd during their parade that the American u"s
only conspicuous by entire absence An olu anu WY
mpch tattered rebel flag carried very
noticed another fact which THINK Is ., "' ',a,v
,har the absence OF the aag of the Union namely
ar, oil who marched through the streets and parooh III
ths narade were young men. Some of them coua nauy
have been born when the broke out ana TO"
think any of them old enough to remember even
the close OF the war That the young men o, , ~
ho,iS "a We every opportunity 10 revive the heis W
~ pebIion is think an outcome OF the eduCao@
A. their mothers knee that we have hearu 80
and BODIES no good to the permsanehcc Vi eI"ITSrR
Charleston, g. O., April Ia, 1881 ""'"
TThe difficulties in the way of constructing
Southern women were pointed out by Jefferson
Davis. with thrill of pride, at time when the
memories of the war were fresher than they are
cnu-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
ANNIVERSARY or THE OLD GUARD.

fhs Old Guard celebrated yesterday the thirteenth
anniversary Of iss Incorporation The members, to
y nulnber Of about one hundred, met at the arm
~ = fifth-ave and Foarteenth-st., and. preceded
Dedworth's Band, marched up Fifth-ave. ~ the
SrRch Of tho Holy Trinity. arriving there at p.
- srder Of exercises consisted Of music by the
- singing by the choir, quartette and congrega-
8erphcn H. Tying jr., chaplain Of tho Old Guard.
lervices closed by the singing Of =" America y
Praise God from whom all blessings bow."
~ eanqnet In the evening ut DelmonicoS was q
eoennt feature Of tho day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
Theodore Ii. Starr.
JEWELLEh
nnr NH AAE
Madi,on-square, between 25th and aeth.ats
FIRST FLOOR.

FIRST FLOOR.
SOLID sILvERWARE
., onoIv nev designs this house from small tn
ob,ects To full OF Family or Presentation
p,as FORKS AND SPOONS Of tasteful patterns at low
rate. per ounce prepared for this variety CT
new patterns at but slightly higher rates
WATCHES
both American Cwaham) and foren chaelsine Watches
and ChatelAnesi watch and general Repairing.
SECOND FLOOR (E:levstor).
DIAMONDS.
Choice gems IN soltaires and critically matched pairs,
PEARLS RUBIES SAPPHIRES and other precious stones
In art stc settings Careful given TO tho designing
and setting bridal and family jewels.
GOLD JEWELRY
for Iadies Geneens IN great variety OF artistic
and novel only articles OF elaborate and costly
character OF the latest and most approved
styles Of standard quality but east expensive
Also SILVER JEWELBY.
THIRD FLOOR elevator.
FINE BRoNZES,
Msntel sets Marble Bronze and Polished Brass
CLOCKS,
with chimes and winding attachments patented ana
controlled by this sstabshent. Travelling Clocks and Deo
orative
PORCELAIN
in plaaues vases Jardnero &c. OF the Royal Worcester.
Mntn and other ayorte wares OF latest Importation So
eced with critical taste forming collection OF rare
merit - 49,,
VISITORS ARE INVITED TO ~
SPECT THE STOCK INDEPENDEN,h
OF ANY INTENTION TO PURCHASE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
STEALING SEWING MACHINES.

Edward stedman. age twenty-three. Of No 234
West Nineteenth-st has been employed by the Palm
q Sewing Machine Company for some time. He
carried the keys to the storerooms of tho company
md ne was trusted employee. The company re-
epay missed twenty-one machines valued at
$looo. The officers of the company did not know
vhe had committed the thefts, but they were in
nan when intoxicated told him that he had com
uitted the theft. Stedman was arrested and taken
70 The Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
eaqfning He denied stealing the machines, but was
~ to answer in default Of 81 800 Hing Lee, a
SininsmAn, appeared against Stedman. and accused
~ Of stealing some shirts from his laundry in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
DIED..

owzvsuddcniy Tuesday night April 10. BsHsy. VIM q
Daniel Owen.
noon O'Clock Friends kindly requested not 70 ssn6
flowers.
sICKLES-On Thursday April 81. Of pneumonia George u
Scklea late OF Newark, Nj.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited N stend the
Stanley Congregational Church. sAnsy
N. J., Sunday, April ~, at 3ocock p m
sTITT-At Bayonne n. j., "wednesday, 10Th tnst the
Rev Charles II. s d. b., In the Odd year Of his age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend the
from the Frst Reformed Church. Bayonne on sat
uriay, 23d inst, ut 10 o'clock -.
Trains York from foot OF Liberty ST. at ana S50
Please omit flowers
TILLINGHAsT-suadenlyo Monday the 18th inst this
residence, Mcnsnds, Albany William Tilnghast, aeed
10 years.
vELAZoUEZ-At Plan6eld N; J.. on Thursday. April 81,
Caihane A. daughter OF tho late John W. Livingston, OF
NewYork and relic Of Mariana velalGuez dc Ia cens In
her 82d year.
Relatives friends invited to attend the funeral from
Grace Church, Painheld saturday April 23 at $50
Train OF bertys 81 l30 heturnns leaves
Planfield at p m
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK APRIL %, 1881.
INN
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
scaeer uusc mr. ry| santos SAINT. %sh 2s Rio J'nciro
steamer Ir'uhom tirl. M0rri. Port limon April and
Ruatsu g. with fruit etc Ia q II Kchardson g Co 10 49,
tlaral-l r' Jones. ~ Johns PR Mch %, Aqua
don. Arr q Mayacnrl s. Ponce Humacoa 3 Fajardo Ag
uada Guayana p Guanca II. Areeeibo II and - Johns
- with sugar. coffee etc. and passengers 10 f For"ood
steamer Augstns Gen Hansen Iscuayra Aprtl 7. Porto
Cab'o and Curacao IT, with mdse and passengers 10 D
steamer ate CITY DarT,t Savannah days, with mdse
and passengers 10 Geo Nonye.
Nelle Gucsi Of fsunsnth. Ms Messenger, Genoa
60 days IN ballast IN Boyd fInrken IA,
are Napurd (Ausr Matlessch Newcaetle ~ days Win
ash .tc orrr; vessel 10 Punch, Edye & Co - 49,
Emma Cruwell Perry san Francisco Dec IL, win
mdse 10 sutton & co. vessel IA Salier & Livermorc
sabine. MS Muncydeo 80 days with hides, WOOL
ct, q wilder & Gre"uouRh. vessel Ia swan q Son 80
Horse lIr Terrence, Port spain ~ days win
gar 10 Rowland & hspinwaL 81,
taf % order. vessel 10 Punch. Edyr { Co.
rars -aIc HAL Adams lernamiheo 80 day win sugar
Ure rphcn bishop ~ >earspori. Gkey Sagua 10 days
with -ursr 70 C'b.os = 60 vessel 10 Il ! BUCK %
MINT ir DAYS. with sugar to ID Irow bridge & 60.
~thr NJ Boston, Gupt nem"rarn 10 days with guano
g. li,rtsrt Bros vessel tn Isaac u staples
n Kecuey, Beers Pnra - DAYS, with rubber mus
,ts o. 60 Amrinck 20. vessel 10 j \ Van Brunt
VIII gwood. t. 10 kunhardt co. vessel 10 Avian Mud
~rhr tror Holt Para DAYS. with rubber hides etc TO
-,fr fu,ia SNOW, o,iand. Gregory. Para % dnys:
With .ar and nut e. II Crossnan & Brs vessel u
f,fsI.f . 90.
Sr WIN Ice ~ ~ nafclpha Weeks. Pam 70 days with
r, r. detc, 10 nidrttN Pond ve@s" "a ienty Glider
.nt richardson. Of rhoma.on Blano Archa Cay Is
cly, With laluo Is Folsom. vessel 10 snow y burgcss
THF MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERS
f.tITAN Arr Arrived steamers HoIyeta, from Ant
v.ri. N.tl scotia from Liverpool -
U,.t,, Ipri o.. Arrived steamer Br'ti'h Fnpre lBr),
TaAcc from Vera r1 and sails for New YORK on The -o
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SAILING FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.
LARGE NUMBER or DEPARTURES
lEGINNING OF SIMMER EXODUs-FlvE STEAMERS


LARGE NUMBER OF DEPARTURES.
BEGINNING OF SIMMER EXUDUs-FIVE STEAMERS
LEAVING PORT TODAY.
The summer travel tO Europe has begun
earlier this year than formerly and from present ndica-
tons the number OF passengers will De- greater than dur
ing any season since the Paris Exhibition In former
years the steamers carried few pleasure traveller before
the end ~ MAJ but ts year the demand Tor hrTh7 has
begun nearly month earlier than usual At the prnd
al steamship companies ol'c. Is said that npplca
ons are made daily places In the best known steam
crs VI ~ the middle Of August The demand for places
IN The months ~ juno md July IA very great and
soon an Tho desirable hcrths viii hc engaged
Five steamers viii soil tod t-the CIV W Berlin 81
III, Imam Line The Mo.rl ~ the Nofn German Lord
line the England ~ the National line. md The Ethiopia
nnl Alsatia of the Anchor inc Among thc Ia-scnfrs
ON tlc CITY Of Errnn are Colonel Maplc-on ond wife.
Charles Nnric~on and wife. nud man, m'micr- ~ %"
ouc7i troupe Nmorr fhc pH.-'n-rl~ ON d." Inr. tud
nrr ernorfa Marie g. Tjof.. Ad.l-i-i Ga'lh and Mario
Ganii mcnih,r5 Of OPEN 'r"up" from Havana. and
Bishop Gfcnag. o Toronto. Following are The complete
lrt-:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

II there ia such thing rs Republican
.rv renresepted In the Senate and II did really elect
e. Garded President let promptly support his proper
sppcintments.-l Hartford Courant CRepJ
II is good deal more important to Keep
fhe skirts Of Republican party clear from the tam OF
snndiation that 70 organize Senate even Ia carry
Virginia. this fal.-lst. Paul PoneerIress lind RepJ
The Republicans of the North hail the in
dependence Of Malone as one OF the indication OF
Sraf in the dominant party OF the South which has de-
njed Justice 10 the enfranchised and shown dsre
spect for the Federal authority. Milwaukee Sentinel
62epl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
THE BOURBON PURPOSE.

The ultimate object of this war upon Malone
fess the Morgans Jchnstons Hamptons, Butlers Hills
and Vests Of the Senate propose TO keep the south SOHO
during the next four years by the tactics by which ey
have re tanned their ascendancy during the past four
years. namely the ostracism OF native whites who en-
xAge In independent political movements the lntinua-
Bon Of the negro and general frauds upon the
In other words, having practically overthrown popular
Government In the greater part OF the South e! PRIV
bose to continue their usurpation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
SHOT BYA REJECTED LOVER.

F. L. Dean, a clerk, twenty-five years old,
arrested last night by Officer Hacker, Of the
Eighteenth Precinct charged with shooting Bradley 8.
Osborne, Of No. 1877 East Twentiethst, in the hand
with pistol Dean had been counting Mr.. osbornes
servant girl, who Is pretty, for some time. Yesterday
the girl complained TO her employer that Dean had be-
obnoxious TO her and refused TO his visits
He went there last night and refused admission by
Mr.. Osborne, who attempted to drive him away, when
the lover drew pistol and fred the ball taking effect In
Mr.. Osborne's hand Aided by his son the injured man
disarmed Dean and handed him over TO the policeman,
who locked him up in the Twenty second Street Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
MR.. HAIIsTEAD CALLS FOR WAR.
E<efn TIE Ctnrf1ndu Cor1meTctdl (Rcp.)

Judge Robertson represents Republicans IN
New who do not fall down and turn their faces 70
the President to recognize all the Republicans OF New
York and he has done IL fairly OF course MT Conkns
"A irrfs4d about IT. lie Is always rrtated about every
thing The Senate is engaged In an irDbcce contest
and does not approach the public business We believe
fis a the fault OF Mr. Congl.ng who attempting to
arrange conspiracy with Southern Senator'S that they
shan be bosses Of their States II If they VIII help him 70
dent TO withdraw all nominations before the sen
ste-let that body go-and then put In seven soHd
months Diminishing and appointing officers, taking care
not TO have In Office one friend OF Conkiiags Ia the
etate OF NewYork. When there war the best thing
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

ELLIS HUNTINGTON wednesday evening. 2oth in't,
a. n residence 81 her uncle, Mt Coleman lrTnf', 81
s,tb rnrlnd ave Rrookyn, by the Rev d. H. fLIsr, H.
n Miss NrlIr Hunt ngton, Of Memphis Tenn, 10 MIN III
lam I. Iliia. OF Brooklyn, y Y
purNcU -W.TIKINSON-At Poughkeepsie y y ny The
~ II Synnott Katharine, daughter 81 the a's Nhlian
witt.,n II Poughk,cpsc, 10 Peter French VI sag haf'
boz y. Y. .
ctrn- sNITU-On wednesday. April %, at the family
csidenco IN sharon Conn, 10y the Rev y H. bulohs ~
Robrt linton cer Of this city 10 Gertrude daughter VI
tbe late Robert ". smith NJ ID.
-REBER-On Wednesday, April 20 at inc residence
OF the bride. mother. Mrs A. \ keber; Ssnnn-sy Onlo W
the Rev t. Osborn sale Reber " Franklin r. Il i-ins'
of New York.
PEITz-LEARNED-o On April q, ISL At 81 re M.ry :
Church Albany by the Rev W. W H. ~ fcarn,i
~ Albany 10 John Dewitt Peltz, OF the same place
R-wARDLEAt philadelphia on sos nP an
81 Al Tho residence Of the brides parents No 0I u, a
ce,nlace by the Rev b. l. Agnew, ID. D., Chailcs huIh
ham Sduier OF Railway N j. and EAie heel e.ue'' ue
ter Of George Y. WardIe, esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
A NEW NOMENCLATURE.
- ia . lA.-ne.fas InaIxnnI I Ken

Recent politics in this State has developed a
new notcal nomenclature. We read in certain Repub.
Eoan papers the terms "hanbreeds," feather heads
nhRIers kicRers and stall arts" applied 10 mem
bers and interests in the Republican party The q
visions thus indicated out OF differences over
srsl natronaee Whoever reads representative papers
Of the fsions might reasonably conclude that there
A. rsaser hoefity between the Republican factions than
Sr9wecn the Re publican and Democratic parties 1t b
conSition OF marty feeling not at all creditable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

TPUrNE OFFICE. Apr %. n. m.-The Tendency in
the yesterday upward but the changes
slight. Partly ciondy and clear weather prevailed
with few drops % rain at noon. The temperature
iu,d between 80 aud SO. the average 4990 being
49, lower than The corresponding day last year, and
= lower than on thursday.
Warmer and fat partly cloudy weather may be
pectcd to-day m thi- city and virrity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
RAHE-nALL MOTIFS.

Creamer, the second baseman OF the "orceS-
ter Club Is suffering with Rheumatism ,
The Buffalo Club defeated picked nine 81 nun'io vi
Ths Pyipgeinn College and National Clubs played n
game Of base ball at Washington on d9 ~ ~ -"
Princeton club defeated py s.Ip r The season
THE a. Iouis club has reOrganized lot tno rs,
with McGnnis pitcher Decker iIeasen short
-. UantI Cunningham and Schenk ontnelders'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
LOUISIANA TO BE SUED.

ALBANY, April 2l.-Attoncy-Gcneral Ward
to-day authorized action TO be begun on behalf 81 s
STATE against louisiana upon overdue coupons o. bonds
The writ Is brought under charter 29e 81 the laws ~
1850 which authorizes the state 20 on claims "A
II by the citizens Of the state Those claims
are held in New York City. This II the frat action nsi
tutod under the law, and involves snunber OF important
LEGAL al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
BOY BURGLARS ARRESTED.

Sir boys whose ages ranged from seven to
thirteen years arrested last night and locked up
on charge OF burglary. They were discovered In the
Office Of John Fzsmmons manufacturer OF fancy cards,
at No 25i Canalst and IL learned that number OF
brightly coored cards in the window Of the office formed
the attractions which had tempted them 10 the theft
In order get al the cards they had broken grating OF
a basement window Of No. log Centrest.. and having
pacd through that building they managed TO get Into
the Canal ST. building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
The April Reviews.
THE
CONTEMPORARY REVIEW.

TONT II WF AFEIL NNMDtN
J. The Origin Religion. BY the Duke OF Argyll The
Unity Of Nature.-No. WILD
2. The south African Question
l. The Beers Home. by J. J. Suskett
IL ON the Management Of the Native Tribes by the
Rev. irsnsDy Key.
3 Edgar Quinet By Richard Heath
l. some Sew Philosophical Views by the Editor.
g. Three Poems
Music or Words. BY the Lord Bishop % Derry.
II. From the Had Oi india" by Edwin Arnold 9.
:.
III Monte Rosa. BY the Hon Roien Noel
G. The Arrogance Of Modern skepticism Laymans FRO
BY Francis Peek.
T. study ~ Carlyle ~ the Author Of The Moral Innu
of George Eliot"
g. Prince BsmacK s scheme OF Compulsory Insurance BY
the Rev w. l. Blackey,
o. Ethics in Evidence Of the Date Of Hebrew Docu
ment- by eginald stuart Poole, Corr Inst, France
10 Turkey and Greece By Edgar Lenormand.
IL Court Of Hanover An Introduction 10 some chap
Of secret History. By Oscar Needing e. Oregon
samarow.")
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
SHOOTING At a THIEF.

koaSeenan Doyle had his attention attracted
4 asdsy night TO Edward Leroy, alias "ConnorS,"
years old. Of No. 81 Forsyth-st- who was
ans n the doorway Of the drygoods store of J..
49, Sullivan, ct Fourteenth-st. and Third-ave.,
1etdfng n HE hand revolver. Leroy started
IN end Doyle commanded him 70 stop. Instead
p Levy dsrted OF. He was finally cap
<leendssva. and Thirteenth-st. altar ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

by the developed qualities IN men. For most things
think men hive better chance In church than In
the Roman Catholic. But II ind Christ best
developed In the Roman Catholic church bid him God
speed and say 90 on not because Is best but be-
II may be sufficient 10 form Chrstlikcness In him
The object the church Is not TO show gaoes but as
school TO train men, 10 stimulate graces In them. II Ia
business Join the church. but far more serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

Group Is Quickly Relieved and Whooping
Cough greatly helped and ts duration shortened by pr.
nyuce E,ycctorut. the old family s'andb by for Coughs
,,,.l Gold, and al Lang or Throat Affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Syt0Dsis fOr The Ddsi "a hours.

WASHINGTON, April %, l a. m.-The bar
Ofuctcr IL lowest In the extreme Northwest The area OF
high barometer includes the Lake region the Ohio Val
ley. South Atlantic. and the southern portion Of the
Middle Atlantic states Rain has fallen since last report
the West Gulf STATES. rainfall Of $500 inches is
reported Port Eads. Fair weather prevails in the
Missouri Valley and all Districts east OF the Missouri,
cx,,i the south Atlantic states Westerly winds
tinur m New ENGLAND and snGthcry winds In the
Northwest La. oi the Rocky Mountains the tempera-
turr has remained stationary.
TdicffiOns
For New England fair weather winds, mostly south
fc west. STATIONARY higher temperature stationary
h. ter
IoItAr Middle Atlantic states iair weather variable
Wild mostly -nfhrr., stationary barometer station
uIy or higher temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
Umpire Richard lIigham.
Tftur az f-apta-l luuF AMI % fnluult6'

The Providence League Team WI plny 19 tat Tl1
rcr of he avers ~ the Providence Clnb Is hs 0o"s
McCiellan = a; start. b.; Hines, q. H. Farrell p';
Radbourn, r. T.; Ward pi "ioSe' -
Nnrk I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

"Look OUT said friend TO young gummy
with whom his uncle was for good and sufficient reA-
sons exceeding wroth look out or the old gentleman
vii be mtting Won OF with or, more probably without
shilling" no danger OF that-I know him TOO we'll"
. lie n fond OF you nj heart 7" "kAw-but you seo,
hed shrink from the expense of sheet Of paper for
Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
TRIRUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

u
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Inc the
1s To eed in nts
v,r. indicated the therDoInesr Had
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
NINETEENTH CENTURY.


/. The Military Impotenc. Of Great britain BY Captain
KirchhAmmer General StaN Austrian Army.
q Working Men and the Political Situation by 1homAs
Burt NJ p
4. The Child Criminal By Mrs SUR
g. Reform Feuda Laws by the Marquis OF Bl2nfori-
O. Jules Jacquemart by FREDERICK WedmOre
Z I.eheccaisIn. by L. d. Green Price.
La Pho-ophe dc derot by Paul Janet Member OF the
Institute Of France
o The lncompatibles BY Matthew Arnold
TO- Business In the House Of Commona by the Right uon
Lord Sherbrooka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

Arnold, Constable & Company, of New York.
furnish the new ncr fashions for the June number
~ The Ncir- York b0,hiy Fashion Bd-dr published by
rnrcr Munro. This number will he issued about May l.
rIlcc - cents. Subscription price, 81 80 per year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW.
CONTENTS oPTHE APRIL NUMBER

l. England and ireland. By the Editor.
on Fruits and Seeds by sir John Lubbock, Bart NJ r.
Csrlylos "Reminiscences BY James Cotsr Morrison
The Cost Of s General Election Of 1890 BY W. Court
s. Modem Italian Poets by Francis Huefer
q Suicide By W Iorsley.
The Morality OF the Profession OF Letters Ivy ROBERT Ia
Stevenson.
Political Heads-Chie,s Kings, &c. BY Herbert Spencer
o. Home and Foreign Affairs,
all newsdealers At 20 cents each. and sent post
prepaid for rs cents each subscription lr t2 20
ye.r Addr,ss GEORGE MUNRO.
II 10 q Nandew ater-st New iork.
Henry A. Daniels VI. De- lt4 Lexington near 18th st.
Hours. : Ia and } tot
Attention 10 lirntlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

odic- nrlanrv silverwarc adds charm TO the
tai,r L ~ ILa,-rgoSIiICoN Avoid limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

WHY suffer, German Corn Remover warranted to cure.
SOLD iy druggists. - cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

Al notices Of Marriages must be indOr'ed 'c'A Ja'
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
Mineral Waters.

Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATERING purrrt and SAFEST OF al ca1har,
Avoid all coarse, irritating waters torgh ana
domestic thoy impair the sti'e organs and hihheys
Piles. Itching Piles. Positively Currd also blind and
bleeding piles hstnla, salt rheuu, add an diseases W 'o
skin by The Of ROSSNAN'S GU RE. HpSnNAN e
NSTRY Hudson. Proprietors. sold by all drug.
g1sts. Sent BY mall for 90 cents
piles permanently rradcafed within three WEEKS NO
kni 9 rt uooT caustic. All rcc:al diseases CURED tlrcu'
lars sent containing References Dr. HOlT ~ west sth
Post ONCE Notice. 81,
The Mails for N" enlne SAIt KIN
% lsNl viii close a this Office on WEDNESDAY, NJ f3O
a m for Europe, by steamship Parthia, VIA Qne"nsto~
for France must DC siccay hEr- gu
Ifavre on fIIU ILSDAl. IN, for Eurcl- by .tin;
shin Baltc ioudcnce foT Germany ga
France must be specially adore sSed ard al . NJ iof fu
rome by steamship Wcstphala via Plymouth NhtloJulk an
Hamburg on sATU RDAY at 3 m,ior Enropr Dy 't"an'
ship CITY Berlin queenstown toii",lr'Air0" ,"t %
MANY and Scotland must be specially aidtr-s .nn Az "a
a M for scotland direct. by steamship Eth'psNa tsHpS'
and nj IL Europe, By steamship hosrl wa sou"np
ton and Bremen at IL n m. for Belgium hle.t W
wall and south Pacific close WEDNESDAY ~ ~ m
The mails for Nassau. " r., aud MiaIA clos on !" iD.
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