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New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
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rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
C1ScrXNATI Feb 21-Madame Patti left this
,v for Nr-York this evening accompanied by Nicohni
srnor Frlnch and MI Gouge Mr.. Abbeys treasurer To
aTE1Br ~ correspondent Madame Patti expressed herself
s having been exceedingly wei pleased with her recep
don in Cincinnati especially last night, and would be
vad TO have an opportunity 10 visit the city again In
refereucc 10 her coming engagement in New-Iork she
was asked II she anticipated further postpOnem
Of her appearance yOnd Monday evening She replied
that shc was feeling much better than she did last
week, and expected to appear Monday night as an
nouncrd. but that was something which Providence
must control she said. pointing TO her throat not yet
fully recovered from the cold Of Il week ago.
"shal you sing there in 1t Pardon de Poermd ="
asked
"uti. thought advisable aud il it can be got up I
MAY though 10 not think attractive than any
opera already named in the repertoTy for New-York'
"HAyc you ever heard from eye his ylews on the
talkedOf Ncw-York drectOrshp!"
"As To that il il a matter about which really know
uothug wouli much ike to see Mr.. Abbey get COLI
Of new National Opera House i'll New-YOrk, If
such an arrangement could be made"
" DO ynu thnk that the temper 81 London toward
Italian opera II view OF the bic efforts there IN Deha OF
Lngl-h and German opera s snch that eve could pron
ably devote himself to "a winter season In New-N Ork
Nou must understand that the London season which
ends september IS over by the time the New York
Mr. Gyt wogld OF course net br at all embarrassed
Thereby. But If eye should come 10 Newly Ork under
such ClrCuu stances he would natlra y bring forward
Madam Al5aDi his lead ng attraction"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
REsorRcES or THE STlrE BANKS.

ALBANY, Feb. 21.-The Superintendent Of
Banks report savings banks says the resources OF ell
institutions reporting tie Banking Department Of the
state on January l Savings banks Ti43.Oi7,4l+
banks OF discount and deposit. S1l3,I9>,972 trust
companies, sl22,O11 500 safe deposit companies
~ O21 s3G total S6s0,5sO,Os2. The superintendent
says:
While dividends paid to depositors have
been diminishing year by year. The expense
of mana cement has remained about the same
The interests of depositors demand mat competent
officers he employed, and that salaries sufficient to
command such service be pai. I'm case
are the aud rmplOye Oyerpad. nOris II true that the
officers are ~ n rule overpad. Trustees under the
rigid accountab ity md rspou biity which the law i'm
pos = are entitled 10 he protection OF having the bank
managed by competent and efficient officers think the
reduction in dividends should have "A
correlation in the expense " mann cement.
And trust that In the
interest Of depOstors. whose dividends are much re-
,ced and IN the interest Of banks themselves. viii
carefully srrutrizc their line OF expenses and enforce
rrtrtucumeut wherever II il possible.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

a, all likely that plant possessing az sne pohS pS
,s. essential ply siral regeneration "a IN , 'i
sfiio, sfiie discovered In Queensland OF anywhere ese'
a lupotic was recently caught IN the act Oh
,,a,,nr with hatchet the statue OF Queen Anne IN
- p,l.s churchyard London, having already chopped
a. enc nose and inflicted other damage when taken oe
fore magistrate the prisoner sneed stronsy Cl rum
"a IN bs own opinion It rum that did the MS
80, bu, the Court was convinced that he was ol i-
-, mind and committed him for treatment Inc hu-
s.r ~ the statue leads TIE Telegraph to make 'he oi
In, sueresion A. the cost Of not more thah
GOO GOO We could set up before Paul's maehihceh'
,n,red memorial of the three female soyereisns VINO
.e rraced the basilica by their presence We coulu
go, glorious trophy Of which the central ngure snoud
BE- the COOL and great Queen victoria her uahu' la,
,oved IN those ofthe good Queen Anne aud the great
rnoen pess" And this Is the way In which me m"
s,u eo,r accepts the proposal The suggestion may
n unmarried out OF charity 60 the unfortunate 1riuh
" bis oorious trophy were crcctcd-say by me Nous
m,niAcc ~ nee Of The Daily TClcgraph-if would be no
nr possihe 10 describe The Griffin and its pedestal as
M greatest monumental ahsur,'ity in London
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
AFTER TIE HAVERHILL FTRE.

BosTON, Feb. 21.-The insurance men hold
Ing risks the Hayerhn fire held meeting yesterday,
and after making investigation have the con-
eluson that they wiz about per salvage
There $50 safes in the burned buildings OF which
over 100 we opened this afternoon. The contents Of
ten OF that number found somewhat damaged.
meeting OF citizens was held In the City Han at
uayerh, this afternoon, at which Mayor How presided
committee Of forty chosen 10 attend TO any
81 destitutiOn.
ghe Boston Sunday Herald published statement from
bradstreet giving the financial standing OF everybody
Affected by the Haverh fire For this breach OF good
ath the paper VIII be held 10 account by good many
the firms. Five libel suits have already been brou ght
against lie Herald and others expected to follow
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
A1Cuy1 or THE CITTS COLLEGE.

Long tables, covered with handsome china
and class and ornamented with quantities OF flowers
were put in the banquet hall at the Hotel Brunswick last
night sitting al these tables hundred or more Of
the graduates Of the College Of the City of New York. who
a. the Associate Alumni. their fifth annual dinner
samuel g. Jelline. occupied the chair. Among those
present were President Alexander ,. webb, PIo-
fessor David b. IT, Professor A. G Morales Professor
q n Docharty Justice ". ID. Kelly, ii. A. Gumblet0n,
DR. Hudson Dr Brigg7 DR.. Hitchcock, Major Mel ar
land Dr sherman Judge Burdette HYATT, 7. j. DE Pey-
- General Gilbert McK ibbOn Professor A. q. Comp
ION Professor Tiedall Archibald Spcr and General H. l.
Tremain Speeches made by the chairman, Pres
dDt Wehb Georce H. Andrews. Judge Hyatt, Professor
scott Professor Compton and Gilbert Holmes CraWford
Tberee = a. " 40 vocal and instrumental music.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
TIE TIRGIyLA DEADLOCK BROKEN

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 21.-In the Senate
to-day tie deadlock which has prevailed two weeks
regarding the election OF an Auditor broken The
erst vote taken was upon hlbusering motion
which resulted victory Tor the Readiusers the roll
ea showing that Senator Hale Of the four original
bOteTs and Walkers and Mayo, who had voted
with the Democrats Saturday pos pone the election
of Auditor had returned their party allegiance. Mr.
Ningield, Of Hanover, "a strughtOut Republican, also
voted with the Rea1usters. The House resolution %
elect an Auditor, Railroad Commissioner aud certain
Judges passed by vote OF 10 10 II. THIS dsIoss
OF Mr Masseys chances for TIE Authorship The fea
Iuatcr nominee, .. Brown Allen of Angus a. will Ger
tainly be elected Thursday Both houses have ad-
burned over TIL Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
ryDErrNpENr POSSIBILITIES IN PENNsYLyA-
Prom me rauadclgI,a Telegraph u,ndi Fep1

From me Fh1adcIpNio IfegIHph VN'; "'p''
The Iudepeudeut Republicans Ol IennSylNa-
mia aro applrtnv As quiet just now ar IN oposs III Up
nm. traditional gum tree but things arc not aNa'FN
nov cu and 10 i- sn in this ius The We l'Hhed
r-1forial candidate m hard pressed position; Wlil
be "mlchiue's" iuuOCtni-lOOkluS Butter nhus III,
boom sticking III tue deep spring nlfe tIa' II Iu"
atu-r AZ fi. season of the year Al he same timc Tie
trit of liberal rul Chtenmeut - at work III b, d 10
IarkpacrS heretofore deemed hry0 thf re'cI " i.-
a ,r. ION of a clalit on between the decent bemoc-
o., audi the revolving Republic In element l. cdlnlN as
ltate and Inc proposition h,a tily sustained Oi
,olr-. the Democrats m claim the head oi me ueAtt
,u there abuudlnt evidence that tA'F VII a'i & WI
he utmost lhrralty and with genuine polucal
,ommou with regard 20 two II L.e rrii,, 'u- u
,l,ces The rButlcr machine man ayers anu '
,thrrs Interested viii do ell 20 consider tins matter III
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
DINNER or THE H1RC4RD CITE.

About $50 persons sat down to eat the
sixteenth annual dinner Of the Harvard Club Of New
York City at Is o'clock las evening in Demoncos lar q
supperroom Five long tables parallel to each
other on the main Goor and one set rausversey to
the others and slightly raised above them, sat
the president Of the club Francis NJ. Weld. ana
the specially invited guests, who were Lev
erctt sal-onstau. OF Boston; John G. Ropes
and John o. Sergeant representing the Board OF over
seer. Of Harvard College: vi liam A. Fuller Henry Holt
representing Yale College Brayton Ives, representing
Columbia College v. VI. Prtcharl. the Rev. Lemucl
uavvrood Dr. r. p Bowfitch. Of Boston and J. l..
Stoclpnle al so nf Boston President Arthur and sec
rer ry Lincoln expected to bc present. bat tee
Al halfpa-t clock the prrsd Mt rose. ara, after
making short speech and reading letters of rcgr from
Franc. Bowen and many others called upon - Ercrtt
10 respond 10 he toast, Our Dear Od Uh
vcr-iy" VIII Lam II. Fuller Of Yale. John 6 Ropes. j.
o. sargent, Judge era vile i. HaWes, or BoWdoln,
DR. II r. BOWdtch. Samuel Clark and others also
made short spocches NJ the call Of the president Be
tween the spccchc- different members sang cole % songs
dent then read letter from Or oliver Wendell Holmes.
expressing regret for hi1 inability 70 be present ana
saying that he would compress big feelings on the sub
jcct into a sonnet which was ~ follows:
HARVARD CLUB. NEW-YORK.
February II, 1s,2
Yes home is sweet! AMI vet we needs must sigh.
Restless until orr longing SOUL nave FOUND
some realm beyond the treside'- narrow bound
Where spp red ems AMI sic. py comfort le,-
come fair deal form that cannot die
By age dismautlrd and by change uncrowneI
Else life craeps rircing in the -eif--ame round
And he low ceiling hides the lofty sky
An then 90 thee our -rua1t hearts re- urn,
Dear Mother Alma. Casta,--pO less. kind
Thy sacred walls larger home we nnd'
And AL. 'or thre thy wan iering en- dr"u yearn
While with uud ing fires thine iltarS burn
Where al our holest memories rest enslrned.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
STAR ROUTE INDICTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Post tomorrow
morning. will state that the Grand
Jury concluded its session tonight and
brought in a number of additional indictments
against the following named persons con-
nected with the Star Route service. most of
them supplementary to the presentments handed
to the District Attorney on Saturday last NJ.
{. PerleL private secretary TO ex-Sena-
tor Dorsey, for subcrnatOn OF perjury
John W. Dorsey. other to the ex-senator, for per-
fury IN connection with route IN Colorado; }. A.
Peck. John r. Miner and j. c. Sanderson for perjury
IN connection with routes IN the Territories.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
SILVER DOLLARS ENoUeH FOR TEN YEARS.

The discussion iii the House on Saturday
proves that the silver folly has not dlei on yet IL
vonl5 DE- INN s.ie 10 riceiye Of q useless waste
of money "a an l. involved ia the Manufacture o. SILVER
disks be piled up in the treasury vaults Wllcu arc
everybody gets rid of them quickly a. lie can Inc
Government How has land euOugh to supply every
sosb demand for ten wear, tc come. There Is not a
bers0n who !, or has ever been connected with the ad
ui-ra ION Of the financial department who docs not
hiuk flat lie further coinage OF dollars L. useless
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
"FRIEND NEWM4NS SPEECH"

TO the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIZE: Make room in thy paper for these few
lines have read friend Newuau's speech delivered at
the Lincoln club dinner J think il an insult TO
associate hc bonored names OF George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln with that of Roscoe COnkiug Another
mistake was made. quote from the same speech "A
man d.oscor COnkling who preferred 10 90 down and
ant nj -ht rather than sacrifice princplel" He dill
20 down but the American people put him ont OF sight
Newman fOrges how hard he tohed to get bdcR
In meeting: but there DO room on the front
seat. Thy friend, H. A.
Nh nlY 1880.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

sister ~ the grnom Miss r. McCarte~ and Mss Dodd OF
Newark, and Mics Nye Of Cbamplnin. Vt The best man
was Mr. Bradley Of fal imore The ushI ~ were At.
HOnblOwer Of Washing on. r. Wayne Parker, George
Ashman aud Schuyler Is. Jackson ~ Newark. Iennng-
ton RanGey Of Elizabeth, aud Mr. Aye Of Champ ain l.
The ceremony performed by the brides IN her.
ptOn held az the parsonag OF .ae church Tue
groom Il private secretary Of GeOrse Bancroft Tue
Historian and professor Johns Hopkins University
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
DESTRUCTION OF A COTTON WAREHOUSE.

The cotton storage warehouse at Bank-st.
Ind Thirteenthave., occupied by Thomas Kane Son,
ras destroyed by fire last night From 1000 to 5000
oales Of cotton were stored In the building The loss
hs cotton Is estimated at from $4,000 100000 The
building was threestory brick structure It belonged
70 the estate Of the late samuel h. Hoffman, and was
Vailed al $1,000 II had been condemned by the Bure au
buidihgh aud Yan " be torn down May l. The
p.longed 70 various parties, wi could not
cred by insurance
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
ALTvELY CHASE.
From The Boston UsrGt":

They are after that hundred millions surplus
&, lively chase at Washington Alrcafy bills nave he'n
in the House for the erect III Of Government
buidng. IA II cities and there are several cross aus
, ~, Grsr from Favorable reports have been made IN
son,e nf te b L. aud a COugrc ssiuan isn't regarded
A. uuch of a fellow who cam ge an appropriation Toy
80 dis-ri il H. likely that raft ~ them VIII be il'd
toetber and put through In logrolliug fashion nun
trd new NH ic buildings IN course OF cOnst'uc ION
,,,5 c.r+,i. .y meet the ,nd for which honora .
s,o,o, istited the Arrears of Pensions I'LL, woud
Sr,at. ibe money circulate among the people. The
tovavr. may 9s well take good look at the tai figures
~ III, stirt,u, They Will their IKE again
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Me pdSt = hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. l a. m.-1he storm
las ight central in Indiana and Illinois, moved in
norheas ery track and IL central in the It Lawrence
Valley and tnc Northeast The pressure Is highest IN the
West Gulf States General rain fallen except IN the
Lower Missouri Valley, Gulf states and South Atlantic
states There haa been general fall of temperature
Eastery winds prevail in the Northeast elsewhere they
westerly.
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic states cold fair weather west
erly winds, higher pr. s-lrc
For New England. SNOW .olowed ny clearing wea her
northwestcry winds, stationary or lower temperature
higher pressure.
CdifiiOuurY Signals
Cautonarv Of shorr signals continue from Chirco-
teaclc to sandy HOOK and ordered from New ork
10 Edstport.
Indications for ho-DOrrOU.
Fair weather is IN cated to-day the Gulf South At
loutfc states Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. and on
Thursday in the Middle states anl Sew England.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

BYRD-PEARsoS-At NetheFwoOd Heights, Plainheld,
] he by the N. Mann, Geurge Rad
che Byrd. springfield, oho and Amy Constance Pear
gher Of John r. Pearson OF NetberwoOi, and
of the late simeon Child formerly Of Boston
Boston papers please copy.
DALTON-HIMROD-On Monday evening, February ~. az
the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev HUN
u. D. Minnie J., daughter OF " hIldh
HimrOd to Albert J. Dalton, AL OF New YORK.
POTTER-KEY-At Grace Church Baltimore, on me 2ist
inst by the Rev Dr- and r. y Potter, Frank Hunter
Potter Alice daughter OF the late Philip Barton Key
PUTNAM-VAIL-On Monday, February 90 AT the resi-
dence Of the brides uncle Mr John O. Nills D. % Fast
l2Tth-sL, New.York. by tho Rev. samuel Longieio"
K'ngman n. Putnam aud Margaret WINS AL eAuSItSt VI
walter Vail, esq, OF NewOurg. y. Y
Al notices Of Marriages must be inaor'sd is'A fEt!
same and address
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
RECEPTION TO ". ". CORCORAN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. PA reception was
given tonight at Masonic Temple. under the auspices OF
the gton Art Association, TO W. w. Corcoran. A
large and brilliant assembly composed OF prominent ct
zens NJ Washington was present E1-Secretary Blaine
in An apnr0priae speech introduced Mr. Corc0ran upon
h. arrIy an the Temple 10 the audience, after which
,rnr. dam and a banQuet-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

Avoid c0stive habit Of body, not only be-
cause OF the attending discomfort but lest engender
Diseases involving serious consequences. Dr. ID.
Jaynes sanatye Pills either Laxative or cathartc
according Dose and may be depended upon to pro-
duce healthy secretiOns Of the liver and stomach
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
CONTENTION or GREENBACKERS.

ST LOUIS, Feb. PA call for National
convention Of the Union Greenback Labor party to be
held at St. Louis on March :, issued here th, after
noon. II is signed by Hugo Pryer. chairman Of the
party and saws that the clubs do not desire 10 bar any
true Greenb ckers from participation the convention
prominent CreenhackCr here that the of
the convention To purify tine party Of persons DO have
bctray ed 1t for money.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
THE ABLE WORK AT Albany.

Tur NFw-YoRK TRIBUNE remarks the alb
nce of nv enthusiastic prediction OF the Democratic g
press of that State the next Governor ot NeW OK
will he a Democrat" They probably realize thai the
bunclers AZ ALBANY have destroyed the shadow ."
INV hone which the party might have had under dlher-
snt circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
ne.iglous Notices.

Calvary Church. corner 4thave 2l,t.As sd WefDes
~ services al ID o. 10 and l.D The ight Eeg. " n.
H. HARE, D. Bishop NODrara Will preach IA the
ing
Cbu-rh of the Incarnation Nadsnnayr corner 33th,t
Tine ARTHUR BROOKS Rector. Services pb Afh-
Wednesday the church at IL a.. and ~ the Cbhpei rn-
trance on jjth-st n p. ~
~, Georges Church Stuyyesant square a shN tlhes
service IL O'Clock, with stFntln py rev ~.
TJN PERKINS Evening prayer win !rrtne. -. pth'r
Isltsu service. Wednesdays and Fridays a lGcidjs
aud Thursdays. t.3o ,. III.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
E1rAL EXPLOION OF POWDER.

SCRANTON, Penn, Feb. 21.-Hiram Watkins
and william Arnold several mules were to-day blown
into fragments in sloan Shaft OF the Delaware, Lacka
WANNA aud Western Railway, by explosion OF powder
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

There does not appear TO be as much reVer-
80 f,r the 3O6 medal as there might hc. Basphe-
mons ne Ssparers speak Of it pot Id d"-IAtcAson
champion HepJ
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
KILLED By ELECTRICITY.

PITT,BURG, Feb. 21.-Ienry Balzer, employed
AZ Carncgia Bro hers rolling mill while examining an
electric ght machine today placed his hand on u
the and received a shock which killed him IN
-ttu
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
OHIO PUTTING on AIRS.

Prom Ihe ttctctchd Hrfdtft
Please remember that not one OF the o'o
brass medals to Ohio Weigh this on me credlt
balance OF the state when all accounts are made even
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
N1RRIED

Patent Extension safety Tip Crn;eh
made POmcroy Company. 1sJ BrOaHay corner
OF lUth.sL, opposite Stswarts. Clutches repaired.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
NOr WHAT THEY WANTED.

Prom The Rochester Democrat and Chr0ncte -,
The too eager press which had taken the
.ontract Of writing down Mr.. Blaine, published snip
herds names and correspondence with subued sprlt
aid secret wish that Snipherd had never been oOrh-
II i the penalty for being too previous
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

shorn Of much Of its promised glory. The United states
Senators who were advertised tO be present have all
sent regrets and Il E at this writing, not certain tat
General Butler Will be present
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

AIvORp- February Ia at the residence Of her G. c.
Alyori Philadelphia Penn, Mrs knnee Alvord aged %
RELATIVES aad friends invited TO attend funeral services
Orange, New Jsrscy, to-day, asS " n
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
4 rWEyrr-ForR HoCE's RACE.

WALKING and running races occupied last
evening at the annual meeting Of tie Williamsburg Ath
Ictic Club in the American Institute Building. At 10
o'clock fourteen competitors started In twenyfour
hours please race, the winner 10 get 800
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
DEMOCRATS DECLINING INVITATIONS.

BosroN, Feb. 21.-The Democratic love feast
10 be held AT the Parker House Wednesday pgh VIII be
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Night

the bapmics rarani IN this city tena'
n dine
preceding
b. n--r, duls 81 a-
tr variations Indicted the Thermometer BGe
NUS Pharmacy, Zir Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. %, 1 n. m.-Thc downward
movement IN the barometer continued until late yester
day Cloudy and rainy weather prevailed with thunder
and lightning about p. N. The temperature RANGED
between 2G' and 33' the average (3Ol9'j being 3ls'
lower than on the spending day lat year and 5lS
lower than 90 Monday.
Colder aud clearing weather, followed by fair or clear
weather may be 9ected to-day III thls cy and Vcinty
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
Nntnhle Arr sale.

Tnaiqestiou -Caswcl Massey cas- preparation Of LINZ
u iC +, ana PEPsIN Is the best aid to digestion
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22


The foreign mails lOr the week ending Sal y EDAl,
rebruarv S 1882 will close a this once On III 7DA \,
AZ so a m for Europe Dy steamship Abysslni1 wa
cJu,cnstoen: IN WEDSES DAY al a. m, for i.uope by
stramsnip Galia Queenstown correspondence Tor
France must be specially aadressrli and at A. ~ Tor
steamship Canada VIA Hsvre ON TIL Rs
nAS AZ yD a. M Ireland by steamship city OF Montreal,
ca onen,,oyn correspondence for Great Britain and other
be specially addressss.
40 M Tor Europe steamship Lessings Plymouth,
Ch.rlourg aud Hamburg SATURDAY, At $50 tor
Britannia via Queenstown
claly Addressed and at $50 a nj. for Ger
maIy By steamship Ebe. southampton
and correspondence for Great Britain and other Ea
must De specially adresse A.: and $50
M scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia. Oasgow.
The Aspinwa and south Pacific steamship city
OF Para close MONDAY, az 10 a. The mails for Sc
Domingo Hayt TURKS Island By steamship OeOtgn
" clyde close TT kSDAY, az m The mails i0g Mer
1ruXlO and bay Islands, VIA NewOreans. close on
WEDN ESDAX. $50 The mail. for Bs1l direct by
steamship Genync close on riU RsDAf. al D. u The
mails Bermuda by steamship OrnOcO. close on IHU r.
i3O The mails f0r Cuba and Mexico by steau
ship kmck er6Oeker close TIL RsDAf, l:3O Tho
mails for Newfoundland and 81 Pierre Mquon via Hsfzx.
THU aSDAY. at : 80 The mails for cuba Dy
mails for Australia &c. Francisco close March al
The mails for China and Japan VIA san s ao
vile, Fla, close Saturday at 1880 p m, ,,,,.-
Poa once New.lork. Feb ~. lss2
Rum and Qunine Tor tn. Hair Casw. as,sy w , - 40 Sos
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
r. soNFnv1LLE. Auctioneef' G'-' A. Liza = W.
Po.f Oa,ce Notice.

Piles pernaneny eradcatsd 70 three weeks vita
rJu.tc foe clrcul a. cOIfAaiIs
,.,.f-.rce. DT HOfT. Wcst 2JtU 81
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

Rum and ouIuine for the Hair Caswell Massey q Co's
In q he best stimulating gfoSu OF the ii aiE
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

MINISTER MOTIONS PAINTINGS TO Pc soLD BY
AUCTION-HON. LEVI P MORTON AND MR.. ROBERT
HOES COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS - ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFrYsrvFN PAINTINGS by oNE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY.EIGHr ARTISTS.
SAMUEL p. AVERY respectfully Informs the pulic thai
he ma been GtFu.ed with N tcse colcc ions o.
IL - hardly uecessarr - say th9! e 2d 'as's
the Atu SnDNi Many i the pc.
fnre- are ln iar 10 lovers Art having been exhibited AZ
the ct.upo Museum and ia other l0an cOllrcOh
The whole exhibition FREE az ne LEVITT AkI GAL
IFRIF- Broadway. anl vii oc L = lsfof ~ fsJL
SOLD bv auction % RI ~ A. a1d WEDNESbAl ~ IN.
INGS, February - and March
GEO A. LEAvIrr q co.
Il. sOMERVILLE, Aueuoneer.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
DIED.

Al nosee, Of Marriages mass be indor'sd iSish fa!