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SAyEYOUR CONsTITuTlO N s,.rH !. s are
falling remedy for the Of Syphilis Gonorrhes, 0ee Impure
Discharges Erupon Of the Skin, and all tumor Of seotso
nature One be sufficient eradicate the above dis
orders, and surprise patient BY lis wonderful effect For
by A. Unde h 50 Beekmsn street, corner william Coly
r. 48 Broadway Of Broome and By T. Austin 45 Car
mine street. Price y per bott. Jan
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EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. loo Canal street,
~ VaIck Of Canal street. r. McNEIL and
e. A. STREETER Principals The location ef this School is
particularly eligible, and spacious and well ventilated
Il embraces four departments:
lst THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, In which pupils
fitted University College in the United Stae
the immediate charge of Mr. MNe graduate Of Tni
Dublin who occupied the critical
Of eparaiion Of studsns for that University.
I'd THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES in which German French and Italian taught
direction Mr. A. Pestsux Professor Of Modern Lam
guzgeS
Sd. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, fer Of iH-
the and higher branches of English education
il conducted bv Mr. G.. C.. JennRgs-
4h. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTs,ENT, to fl lad,
under sight ys Of age the higher English studies
ticur Reading, Spelling Wringand the rimsn OF
Arithmetic and Geography.
For further particulars apply al the at time between
the hours off A. M. and 5 PM
References-
RI. Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, George Barclay, ESQ.,
Rev Dr. Mathews, Chancellor Anthony Bsrclsy ESQ.
Of the New York 6niversiay. John Chambers Eco
Rev. j. f. Shroedei Schuyler Livingston, ESQ.
Rev. A. Maclay, John CALDWELL ESQ.,
VIM. Sampson, Esq dec lO-Sm
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II AIDES FURS. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,
IL AND STOCKS.-Wstson Van Durer. l5s Chatham street
respectfully inform their friends and the public that they continue
manufacture and for sale splendid Of
article in their line Of the best materials and workmanship
which they oder very Ivy prices Their stock consist. Of the
Peerine CaPes Boa'. Mu and Ned Ru Swansdswn R'as
Otter Fu-sea Nutrs Muskrat Rabbit and Hair Seal Caps
Also Seaet Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Fouad Satin figured do Striped do Plaid
Plain Stocks, with Handkerchief Bows and Pan also Sgd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks. Also splendid silk and satin
Vesng Bombazn Moha and silk and be Stocks made the
frames the approved Liner Bo
and Shirt Colar Cayais and Sne Pocket
Supenders, Gloves. &c. nov 2-f
EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.
Il TLEMENThe subscriber has removed 10 the elegant and
spacious OF the Collegiate School, len Canal street.
the Of Varick street.
select class Of young gentlemen will be instructed in the usual
branches the Classics and Modern Languages
The French department under tbs immediate direction of A
Pestisux Professor Of the French Language.
N B. Particular attention will be devoted to Bookkeeping ard
Penmanshp. -
Terms moderate Apply as above. c. C. JENNINGS.
dec 2-n
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NISs-hH Z,
- co medicine for children causing
discharged great numbers and when there appear
spce worms they much good carrying of the secretion f
muc. and bowels which hem and Is
injurious children worms alive. For sale by
noy6 N.B. GRAHAM Sc Cedar street
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the State Of Maine lying the Nargaugu water. and within
few miles Of ship aavgion The timber consists principally Of
White Pine with fr proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood;
there ao good mills il the vicinity of
Persons who have been desirable tract land
and object fer SPECTATORS take hold Of Terms Of
will be m,de and sccomatng f further particulars APP
ply 10 J. g. VANDENBERG,
dec 5-f IS Chatham street.
y!AE. CAP AND STOCK FACTORY.-The subscribe,
oilers for sale superior Of Sn Beaver Hats Co
Caps, and Silk Satin Velvet and Bomhazne Stocks
isv Of Style quality and price. Also large o Frene
md India Gsod consisting Of Bombszine Sans Vee Grapes
Levanne Nc suitable for storkmsker. and Sockmaker Trim
uings Of all descriptions WILLIAM REID, % Cedar
". B. Black Silk Plush for Matters sepit
I AIDES LOOK AT THlS.-wATSON VAN
IL DUZER, l5e Chatham selling At reduced
prices, splendid Of Furs consisting Of Capes
Peernes BoA Mxd Neck Ru Swansdown for trimming and
other description Of articles their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do we'll call themselves the
,es determined clear their entire stock Of Far Prev
t.. the holidays WATSON VAN DuZER,
l58 Chatham street, New York
Also, hand above, superior style Of fine Fur Gaps and
Socks dec SIT
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THHsHg HNSTH JSE lTESETHD S., sI I'll.

slehei realized remedy discovered 81 he Too
human y,sn the Mssnsse odoa,esr By
lis attractive purifying and strengthening quaties AZ
natural briasey, and the gums Issu.y is
scened from experience hat when e the teeth viii
When they decsyed il progress will Be
preserved and from aching The ofii viii
gentleman no, long ago me, whose teeth 90
ing r decay nsy were r.. gum: Ts; and tss
cs which he did, and In week his teeth firm their
his gums had resumed their health h breath va,
do believe the teeth will decay il this used directed The
hi, w us and nobe sad another h.s
called and expressed their Era alton for the Ie. besea
They say would induce them be without this nva
The following letter just received from VIM H. Fowler E's
Me.r Burnett ca-Gen,lemen. Having used Dr. s,Ilman
ing bsenme fully satisfied Il i, nqueiona6ie ner. and entire
superiority every other medicine that ha. within MY
to health si.r hss.s sscome diseased psss
sweenag the BREATH induced for the benefit Of those who
afflicted with the disease Of the teeth aad Offer
testimony in favor Of desirable remedy for these
sss lass ." ySsH Gssts! Es. Broadway
from spSsj BY suRSET Co.. and P.iriet bei,e Ais
Broadway Of penad streets and by syme corner OF
The following letter has just been received lady great
re,peeAbil!y residing il RIooklyn
where truth and Justice dcaHd IT, should be considered
thy public attention and that state the following
most excraar pain IN the teeth gums jaw after having
remedies and found eefby Mr. Place of1
which did strange e say, a time used H. my teeth
gums and jaw ceased aching and ahed since In
drink warm tea or cold water Without distressing pain and since
have used the Magnetic odonica teeth be sound and
food and drink better than have for ''%s ysaT; past am gen
'epe" ysg r. M MA \. hs b.,r.t q ri.
letter. sdmans Magnetic 6doniiea jns1
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Tceth-and 10 your teeih box OF Dr. STILL
MANS MAGNETIC ODONTICA must be used IL prevents
sound healthy and beautiful and pare and .wseens The es
have been sold the last month"; have
single complain- has given general aaction
For by PATRICK DlCKlE, as Broadway, Of LIS
pcnard street; p BURNETT Co 5U Greenwich dsos
below Spring SYME, Of Walker street and the
Bswery. $500. CO.. -.'-.- jan 4-tf
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Prom the Boston Gazette.

10 EMEDY FOX FRECkLESs-ThIs r-inedy Is a
IL discovery Of Dr. Mohaux Professor Of Anaiemy Flanders
aud believed the best articles discovered for the
Freckes and other obstinate erptns OF the skim For sale whole
Bowery and Grand street jan l5-tf
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CHELLAC AND BORAX-Of best quality, for
jan Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER, sn Broadway.
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DEATHS

Died. on The l inst at Ncedham, hiseslence
Cumberland Creed Taylor late Chancellor Richmond and
Iynchbury DISTRICTS 10 tho 10th bis
esJ oduea,ion with from wealth patronage this gen
toman attained an hisd with ability, npo
TAM posts IN the service Of his native State 10 the
us a. tho bar Wa continued he acquired high reputation
as awyerJ and the highest
guished memer Of the anera latter wears
oil his service IN that body Speaker the Senate and he
one o. INC most an efficient leaders Of The Republican
party ~ TIE memorable political 15DD In 1906 he
% eioyate 20 tho bench OF the Chancc Court Of
VIC venerable Wyho ani remained in abolition
OF s Chancey Courts IN 1851 During greater portion OF bs
judicial life, anil until the Pstyic disca Of died had
begun to creep his faculties his official the
most ssoi,on hnd we're performed with ability, with
pay industry, aud with perfect impnrtsy
tacnis and splendid than ngo anil arc
not hkr therefore Be long eomorcd private virtues
VIII never be Forgotten by those Who had
KIND andffank and and condog vas worthy
OF the better portion Of that praise, great historian
slowed on heylin CUs Senator t9res andas easetfs rio
geIIs, e1aa6l ret gereLea1 eoasaaa ncLn,
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, FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
WIGS ARE WHIGSt

Very few men of common sense will deny that Whfq
are Wings Most men would suppose that the
great Wing leader and Wing puer, j. f. p" would al
low, in fit of candour, that Wing is Wing II he
should, before he reads farther, admit that Wing is
Wing he will be ola different opinion before he reaches
What say the Wings of Virginia of their brother in.
qnsitors of the pennsylvania Legislature? LIT them
point to the place the period in the history our Re
puplic rhere aud on such of iDiqiioss tyranny
can be found the Wing mt against the ancient
and honorable fraternity of Masons.
What say the Wings of Virginia their brother Wings
offering magnificent bribc To the Wing Legislature of
Pennsylvania, for Bank charter keep alive that CON
demned felon, the u. S. Bank How was it that the
government Dep"sitcs were asserted by Wings
ment for the million aud half bonus WHICH The
Bank paid for IFS charter; when notc this same band f
ambitious and corrupt politicians and Stock Jobbcrs can
afford to pay Pennsylvania three millions for charter
and lend her SIR millions tn boot?
What say the Wings of Virginia to the declaration of
their honest brother Webster who would have voted
do,on the Capitol and yet would throw the odium of its
failure on the House of Representatives
What say Virginia Wings of their other brother j G.
oduatry?
What say Virginia Wings, of the honesty and consis
tency of themselves and their Senators and
uvcs IN Congress, who last Spring the Hastings and
else where made merit of defeating the approximation
bithus, ms they said preventing three millions of the
feopIe money from going into the hands of The Adj
mnisration to be used for eleconeeringth
claiming the People to be corrupt when they are nov
endeavouring to make it appear the bill was lost by
those toho roted for H.?
I'll; Let the great Richmond WING His answer
Truth and Repubcans-thc same at all lines nd in al
places. COMMON SENSE az
This desperate and furious Pa5izan Publishing in hi.
tho Abolition tribe His letters published arc So mav nho
Wen ,fssls circulated % v5giaia Ola Naylor John
:nle 70 d.psoss Governor Matey eobo pledge
"a third WhigJ publishes the political effect
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THE GRAND LvoUIs!rYoN THyaRrED

The Wings and Anti-Masons of the Legislature Of
Penpsyvana have dsgraccully escaped from the snar
into which they had got themselves In the course of
the session on the 2lst nst there much debate up
on the best mode of dposng prisoners They found
they had caught IaTtdr, and they knew very well
what to do with him Some of the members were for com
mtng them TO the custody of the Sergean L. A rms
others for their being reprnanded by tho Speaker-ohers
were for dscha'glng them frecIn the course of
the afternoon the Speaker called upon the prisoners to
know whether they wished 20 make any defence Mr.
Dallas in their behalf returned thanks for the kindness Of
the House but respectfully declined responding or de-
icnding referring To the protests of the several prisoners
The remark Of Mr.. ID. was calm and dignicd
On the 22d, Says Pouson correspondent at Harris
burgD % the House engaged all day again in the
discussion of the of the witnesses who refused To
be sworn, touching the evils of Frcemasonry They
were at the bar of the House. An amendment to the
original resolution of Mr. Stevens which was to place
them in the custody of the Sergeant arms until re-
leased by due of law, has been finally adopted
IL asserts the power of the House to compel the attend
nnce of witnesses to give cvidcnce-tliat refusal
swear is contempt-but that these present wne. ses
be now discharged This amendment the first part of
which was moved by Mr.. Rsed, and the latter by Mr.
Spackman, was substituted for the proposed by Mr.
Stevens, by the vote of 4S to $50 these ,oesses are
noo discharged And pretty kettle of fish the Grand
Inquison has made of il And now for the corrupt
scheme ofthe Mammoth Bank obtain re-chnrer by
means OF the brides addressed every section of Penn
syvania If this design succeeds it will nfuse dead
ly poison into the whole body polite. We fcrycnty
hope il may be defeated.
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,.e, ,,,... .... FOR TIE ENQUIRER
or. FOR TIE PEOPLEI

"Toe the ,nn5ki No Giaching or dodoioyy.
ConstItutional or unconstitutional, have
National Bank We cannot get along without one Re.
member the state Of things in 1916 II 'lS and 10
Local Banks and local Bank payer 1ci be n ou,,e M
M an country Without the regulating and controlling in
the reward of labor If place our dependence upon
the paper Of local Banks, circulating medium
Give us National Bank, or down with Banks Of ali
sorts Such is the language such the solemn warn.
ing which have heard over and over AGAIN from the
men OF Stocks and Banking facilities Are not many
OF these very men now the getcrsup of these petitions
for local Banks' Gentlemen of the General Assembly
will you believe what they told you years aaoor viii
you listen to what they tell you They were wrong
ihen-they arc wrong nowor else, they are knowingly
praying for upon The countrg derangcd uncer.
lan aud unsound currency, is indeed upon any
country All parties admit that unsound currency will
be The certain consequences ofa multiplicity Of local ba
whose paper To constitute the Of the circulating
medium With this certain consequence staring Won 10
the tace-wih the solemn warning Of many Of these
very petitioners still ringing in your ears with the disss
ers Of former years, still fresh in your memories will
you suffer yourselves To bc carried along in the wild ca
reer of this Town making and Bank creating mania re-.
gsrdess Of The rights and interests of the great body of
the people
gnagc of stock obbcrs and SPECTATORS in the sp,ce
oi Two three years! The Old Dominion IL called up.
TO mourn over her own decay and envy The co,u,.r
cla prosperity Of her sister States The larger amount
Of local Bank capital employed by other States is now
hcd iorih as reason why they are prosperous
than we arc What did many Of these petitioners ssy
Of the Neo York Banis during the Panic following liz
removal Of the deposes, What said those Banks them
Selves what said those who dealt IN their Stocks
What said those who partook Of their facilities? What
said most Of the Banks, dealers in Bank Stocks and
handlers Of Banking flcnes throughout sha Union
KUN! RUM their cry For three long months
were they imPoring Congress to them from bank
rupicy and ruin, produced-how Why by a Glamour
because Of the removal Of the public monies from the
Bank Of the United States, oad by dread Of the wrath
Of that Bank Loss Of confidence" wss assigned aa
the pToximate cause Of she mischief Here we have
picufe-an encing and Turing piciureof the sort Of
prosperity which banking produccs-a sort Of pros
perlty which single breath Of suspicion can blast
and convert into run IL there Benton in Virginia
who will step forward % expose and repel the aacious
idea That u - tie Banks thst enrich the people, instead
Of the people, the industrious yeomanry Of the country
who enrich the Banks
Gentlemen Of The General Assembly thousand spc.
oous arguments are sdduced TO persuade you
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NORFOLK. Jan 25

NORFOLK, Jan. 90.
9rriUal Of IT. q. NJ brig of ,car Pantaloon-By the
arrival OF the Pantaloon Commander Cory this port
on Saturday, from Falmouth, England, which place she
lett on the 2ith December, have been politely favor
ed with the London Morning Post of the 22d December
three days later than previous advices but it does
not contain the slightest allusion to the American and
French misunderstanding. II gives Paris dates to
the 18TH and represents the funds huctuanr in con-
sequence OF the rumor at the Bouse the defeat of the
French legion in Spain. Tdeyrand was gaining new
strength since the death Of his wife NJ Lame former
~ President of the Chamber of Deputies and Count
Kederer, member of the House of Peers, had lately
died The versions of the late speech of the Emperor
Nicholas have been so numerous, that much doubt is
thrown upon the whole affair.
We learn that Commandant Cory, who is charged
with Dispatches to the British Legation Washing ton
will leave this morning for that city.
The Pantaloon fireda salute soon after coming 10 an
chor, winch was returned from the dag ship Java.
The Dispatches brought out by the Plantation have
excited much speculation Do they relate the runor
ed mediation Of Great Britain in the French affair, If
they do not what could have brought special pack
e. when SO many hnc packets from Liverpool to ~
York? We must wait
The Pantaoon Is the first British vessel of war that
has arrived in our waters since the late warBeacon
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message was received from the Senate stating that
they had passed the bill to incorporate the stockholders
OF the City Point Rail Road Company
Mr.. MURDAUcH submitted the following resolution
iables
ResolDed That the Committee of Roads. SC. be in.
struced 10 inquire into the expedency of incorporating
joint stock company to construct one or more boats 10
transport merchandise and other articles across Elizabeth
River between Norfolk and Portsmouth.
On motion Of MIR. CUNTINoHAm, the communication
presented yesterday from the President Of the Bank of
Virginia was taken up, referred to the Committee on
Banks, and ordered 10 be printed
An engrossed bill amend an act incorporating the
Falmouth aud Alexandra Rail Road Company was read
a third time and passed.
The House proceeded TO the election ofa Treasurer
Auditor Second Auditor, Register Of the Land Office
and Secretary Of the Common wealth and Librarian
The rule Of the House having been suspended 80 as 10
allow these officers TO be elected at one vote
Lawson Buifoot having been nominated as Treasurer
James p Heath, as Auditor Of Public Accounts James
Brown, IT,, Second Auditor, William Sc1den az Re-
Custer Of the Land Office, and William H. Richardson
Secretary Of the Commonwealth and librarian 49,
Senate was notified Of the same and the vote was taken
The above individuals received in Joint ballot 131
votes, and duly elected to the respective Offices
On motion OF MIR. ChCroHriED, the Committee Of
Courts Of Justice instructed inquire into the err
pedency Of amending concerning the session of
the rcuit Superior Court Of Sposylvania passed Jan
", lS5 and also into the proprety Of changing the
times Of holding the Superior Courts Of Law and Chan
Gerry in the third Judicial Circuit.
The SPEAKER presented a communication from tho
President Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia furnishing
the information required by resolution Of the House Of
Delegates the 10Th inst; which was on motion Of
Mr.. Carter, laid upon tho table
BxPUNGfNc RBsoLUTIoss
The HOUSE, resumed the consideration Of he resof,-
lions reported by tho Select Committee on ,ho Sunless
Of expungng the Resolution Of the Senate of the II &
adopted March Is 1884, from the jooraah of the same
MIR HorKiTs made some further reraaris ; s,,.,, -
the resolutions and followed by Mr. Parker Ia on
position 10 their adoption.
On motion Of Mr.. PAeSsN, the House adjourned
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This is independent of the ordinary approprations for
arsenais, armories, &c. We trust that these estimates
VIII satisfy those very seruPuious and independent re-
OF Congress, whose Dery tender
would not permit them prepare for he defence of Their
country, ,caom icing directed by he Enecutirc! These
men are the first to deprecate the idea of all
To the President and yet they also first to de-
cline all responsibility for the defence of their country
and to wait for his bee and CALI
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Louisiana and .wississi;ypi El,et;ous

EXTRACTS Of Letters from Washington Cify Jan 25 1896
" We have just received authentic information of the
election of Robert G. Nicholas formerly of Virginia to
The Senate of the United States from Louisiana MIR
is said 10 be decided friend of the Administrative
letter from the Speaker Of the Mississippi Lcgslaure
to Mr. Claiborne says, Walker will certainly be elected
u 5. Senaor-the majority Joint ballot is fourteen
From another, Same date.
{" Intelligence is received this morning that Robt C.
Nicholas elected to supply the place of Judge Ga yarre
in the Senate from Louisiana He decided fre G the
Acknowledgment and prospective. letter from
PHmme, dated the 9Th of January states that Walker
would be elected on the LIST ballot, which was TO take
place on the 9th. This is glorious news"
Estate OF THE SENATE
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the Banking capital Of the State You are called upou
~ 40 eqnat Justice between the towns Of the State,
Just though you had no other interest. No guard hs
inc interests OF the 1ocassnd though there was NO
oner mode OF doing "eq0sl Justice than by the crsu.
age ana every spot that wishes become Town have
= oank would such an increase of Banks promote
e permanent interests and prosperity of the Of
the people, of those who live i'm Town, Are The
great mass Of the people Of the State to be cursed with
inc evils OF an unsound currency, under the precxt of
o"ing justice between the towns and villages. No. No
h voice of thunder, must be abe answer of every no.
nest senator and Delegate who 10 barter away
ne rights and interests of those honor and sustain
him. A DRAIOf,R AT or RoANoTE
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.Nediofion of &C.,, D-:,,,;..


We ought not TO look any other power for the win.
dcaon OF our righs-but rely npon ourselves our i'm
mense energies and cxhaustless resources We ought
to prepare ourselves for the This is the
OF every Statesman who feel for the honor of his
country France has set us the exampe-Wo ought
promptly to follow il
Neithcr ought to seek the mediation of any other
Power But if Great Britain should offer ii in SPIRIT
whch may be fairly acceptable both parties should
at once frankly accept it, I'm extraordinary quarrel
honor 49,
we understand that MIR. Bankhead the British Charge
al ashIngton. stated ON the 18th inst to gentleman
(not member of the Executive Department. in reply
TO question addressed 10 him, that his had
rt"nccd their mediation that of the u Stacs-and
however willing they might he do so, they would
scarcely tender It until they should find be accepta
bic to both parties
some curiosity has been excited Norfolk BY arri-
val OF the armed brig Pantaoon direct from Falmouth
eevent was 50 unexpected that had given in that
borough to some conccturcs about the offer of media
ton. - "
In the present state of our relations with France we
oehrve IL to be the opinion Of Government that we
should be fully represented by Minister Plenipoten-
uary at the Court of Londonand we understand that
nomination will probably be the course of the
present week to the Senate Of the United States