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NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10.

INV J OEh, tBRt AIRY ~.
Destruction IF the Methodist 3ook and
Printing Establishment. Early Yesterday
morning, fire broke out IN the very cNten.
sive i've story brick buidlog known as the
METHODIST Book CONCERN. Very soon,
from the combusRb,ity of the conlculs--au
immense quantity of printed sheets, books,
tracts, and paper,--and the absolute impos'
slhIity TO procure watcr--al the hyiranls
being iroaou--thc flames obtained such mas.
terry as 10 render every effort TO save either
building or contents unavalllng. The vast
pie, extending probably $50 feet on Mul.
berry street, and running back, including a
large four story building IN the rear, about
100 feet was speedily wrapped in a sheet OF
intense flame, which as parts of the root and
floor fell in, shot up IN furious bursts, scat
tcrlng far and wide large burning fragments
Of paper. We learn that the books nearly
all remain in the safes, and there is a prob
ability other being saved. About2OOPer'
sons were employed IN the building.
Loss about $3.50, 00O-lnsurcd for about
halt, from which $4,000 may possibly be
reallzed--as much of the insurance Is IN III
solvent offices.
Nothing was saved from the Depository
about six cart loads from the store
American.
Iron SGtes.--The Ncw.York CONNER.
clal Advertiser says -" The account books
aud valuable papers belonging to the NIetsa;
! dist Book Concern, were last night dug out
of the safe unIniured BY the fire which
had surrounded it for hours"
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Jadac lii.ta.-Slucc we have known
any thing Of political matters, We have ney.
er seen a party grow 50 rapidly and march
forward wt,h such confidence Of victory, as
does the party that moves under the White
banner ai this time. Witness the numerous
aud numcrously attended meetings which
are every where taking place IN tins State,
to promote his success. Our columns, To-.
day are literally crowded With evidences Of
the interest which the people are taking 1T
the peudmg contest between Power on the
one hand, aud the violated rights ofFrcemcn
on the other. The cause - worthy Of the
zeal, VA and energy ofcvcry crtl2en who
wishes 10 transmit the Institutions OF his
country, in their pristine ytgor, their unlm.
paired beauty, to posterlty. It's the cause
Of the Constitution aguust Caucuses-ot
patriotism against power-ol priaciPic a.
ganst party, Again, we say 10 our friends
-" 80 ahead - Raleigh Register.
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Major X. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
t5,a, or the Journal, and Is authorized TO receive
,..aey aud give receipts IN my name. H. J. III.
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SYNOPSIS
OF
Congressional Proceedings.
Ihursday, Janurry 2S. 1886.

the ptt0n be not received but the motion was laiL
on the table for the present.
The Chair laid before the Senate communlca
/ ton from the Department Of War, enclosing re.
port IN reply to the resolution adopted, on motion
OF MIR. White, relative TO the employment OF Ben.
jamin /. Curry; which was ordered to be printed
The Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
! HOtSE.-Mr. Conner from tie Committee or
sthe Post-Odlce and Post Roads, reported bin L
change the organization o. the General Post-Ofict
Department, and to provide more eiicctuaiy iul
The settlement OF the accounts thereof RI his bill
IS, we believe the same as that presented Tor the
same purpose at the last session lit is very long
and therefore we Will wait until it passes Con.
gross, before We give it place in our columns
Mr.. Adams resolution again coming up-Mr.
Hardin spoke Il length, in reply to the remarks
Of the gentleman from Massachusetts Mr.. iddms.)
NJ Evans followed on the same side, at great
length.
FRIDAY, January 80.
HOlSE-Mr. Adams resolution again coming
up, Mr. Bynun, Of n. G., commenced speech on
the subject, which he continued until one O'clock
when be gave way for a motion 10 90 into The con.
sheraton OF the orders OF the day.
Nh. Wise moyct that the oroers Of the dav be
postponed, IN ORDER TO continue the discussion Of
the resolution but the question being taken on
hts motion, il ialcd: Yeas A., Nays $50. The
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u8isSr IL tI,rn.r s. p..rs,I,,,;, nro
zentr3 IA, ,to,,oa rc,;t,o from az, l.,n,.s ofibe
s,rv and c,,,,,ty af p,il,3cl,l, which he mcvsi
I'd be received.
e. Mr. J,r,,,,,5 Objected IN lis rcceptior and mo
Ri Il, l.y tn. preliminary u,n.ion Oh, Inc table
mfi,b +, a. e-ressto
The ,,,,,srr IsiJ hcforc the lIonee some add.
,ionaI testimony m relation ia the contested ejee
,.,g IL, ,,o uan,.,.i, n,.,r.t n %or,b Car,Jin,
referred /, tbe c,,,o,.lt,.o \, tgec,ions
qY,r Tl,D.e taok mn ono If ~, GENERAL Ammo.
,r,,,oo I'M. commonly collsd The Uonsr Con,in.
acul Bill. There were two motions pending I'll
relation 10 I'M, hill. ono. by M Jebpson Of Ten.
-, - .oaaa,,, IN, XXI ,s,a,,,,,, ,f IN
Who'll, and ~ g,b.r nv Nlr. Underwood. to r..
ron,ri, IL ~ Commute Il W NH N,ans
with instructions to adopt some uniform regna.
lion rcla,,n, ia Tin, nav and mileage of members
OF Congress.
Amer debate on tbesc motions and the measures
aoef .mol,fod by tbrm without camino 10 a con.
s.usion. The House adjourned.
tVc,Ja,s~J,,,, E,b,.,.,r,,
srvATF Tbs' t,'l ~ rs,sa, ~ ers, and co.
e. y a Il
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ONE half he bat'ic 'rca.-From the fol.
lowing, which we take from the Winchester
Nlrgtuan, thorough gong \ an Buren, pa.
per, Il appears the caucus!les have already
abandoned all hope OF elcetug one ii rac
nominees OF the Baltimore humbu-. THIS
IS anrmpona0t y.clsry achieved By the pao-
pie. 1t IS not only that Col. johnson SHAH
be excluded from ihr Vice Presidency, but
The great arrangement Hade nj Baltimore
wil he thus broken up, the pnacrg.c OF eau
Gus nominations val be weakened, ana It 90.
~ requires activity nod vigilance ou the past.
ot the people 10 effect rs entire overthrow.
-haarriAt Register.
" 1hc flag ,bus hols,cd IS the one which.
shall have oar feeble sIpfort-though, We
confess, great as is our respect tor Judge
Smith, and strong - our co"1-snce N h.
political integrity, We are not without or
fears that hl- nomination may tend to the
elevation to the vice presidency Of an lld,.
slduaI 10 whom sc are utterly aud lgrecon.
ctiabIy opposed
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II. ii. MADRA, Editor.
T. J. HoLloN, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS, fl paid in advance.
Two Dollars and fitty Cents, if not paid within
three months.
Three Dollars if not paid until the end Of the
year
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OF" Glorifcatioa. AN the harps are
strung to sing the praises Of the Hero for the
hnal adjustment with France. Such strains
such Hosannas-such Hallelujahs-nev.
er have been heard since the days of declin.
Ing Rome, when every "scoundrel Emper.
or" was placed among the demgods in his
Lifetime Every bit Of merit IS claimed for
the Gineral Even Mr. Riyes is pretermit.
ted, that the Lion may reap the undivided
glory We were prepared TO hear wonder.
Gus Pcals from all the organs, but we are
overwhelmed with the laundering diapason.
Wen gentlemen-harp away: Only please
TO remember, that Gen. jackson caused all
the difficulty by his bullying message of De.
cenber, 1891, aud has only surmouu;cd the
difficulty created BY himself, BY eventually
taking tack what he said. lflhere be eIo.
ry IN this, let il be heaped on hiIn by the
shove! full. But you shall not outbrag US in
the loyN feel, and sincerely feel, at the ter.
mlnauon Of difficulties. u e rather suspect
that much Of yours IS teignfd that it Is as.
sumed IN order TO furnish the occasion for
Offering incense TO power Ours Is unaloy.
ed and pcriect-ihat there IS 10 be no war
with France, as there never was tie least
prelex for it--tha the two countries are to
continue united in the bonds Of anlIy and
the sympathy Of Ilberty--abore aii that the
attentions Of the American people is not to be
diverted, by foreign war, iron obscryu.
The rapid strides thelr Government Is taking
to despotIsm. nie,.ncdIy and thankfully
do we rejoice: to The extent indeed, that We
are willing 10 hear Gen. jackson praised IN
the loudest notes to which >ersIlj> can raise
lis obscqulous voice. Richmond Wing.
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taited States Peasioaers,-Ihe follow.
iar statement, showing the number Of per.
>r,s nov on the Pension Rolls Of the diff.
rent States and Territories, IS complied
from the report Of the Commissioner Of
PpaHons.
TJalnumber OF Invalid pensioners, 1893
Do 90 under the act Of March, ISIS, 9,7U7
Do do do OF June, 1872, 26,G37
Do do DO Of May, lea, 16G
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Total uuWHtr I,o-I
During the current year, warrants - ia.
r st pension agent, have been drawn 10
r j mount ot 81, ~Gj9ll 10.
III Invalid pensioners, slo13s0 90
l5r pension Is under the &C, March
l~l,. May lss!1, q March l,s.3, 3-6,eli 90
I.tptt Va. ,upe ads under act I-i4, l,4Jlu-1 40
90 under act l,2-, iru34 Hl
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Number Of persons added to the Pension
r Is OF the different States aud Terrific.
~, from the 20lh Of October, ls3i, 10 the
nth, October, Is3j:
ta4st,he act q granting pensions to lnvalIds, 81
d1 oi Junc, i-jj, GJJ
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AUCTION SALES.
EDGARJENKINs Auc,;one

EDGAR JENKINS, Auciioneer.
pEREMPTui<I SALE OF ABOUT SIX
EIGHTH WARD OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN.-
FRANKLIN JENKINS VIII sell Wednesday, ID day of
March Il O'Clock. their Sales Room in FuIn Buildings
No. Is Broad street,
About hundred valuable Building Lots situate in the Eicnh
Ward Of The city of BROOKLYN beHs the property lately by
Joseph Dean the o which compses part tn Gewanus
Heights and gradually rising fo tie bay the elevation If
than leo feet from part of the commanding
prospect of the city of New York. The Bay Staten island New
jersey, &c
This The dist from Merchants
Exchange, Twenty third York
South Ferry will be in operation ery in the spring,
boats nea y eed, Clinton and Court
and paving the whole leng h. Henry
neatly graded aud will b. ready for travel in the
spring. This Avenue leads directly land
bride. The Third Avenue VIII oh trough this land
ed lis Who'll eng h, and graded 10 this property and will be
completed the whole length in the spring. This will furnish
the delightful rides alb New York Brooklyn.
An application pend before The Legislature for rsi road
through the Third Avenue lie ding Bath II confidently
asserted that this property not surpassed ~ other fer beauty
nearly GOO feet and every has TIL. adjoining pro-
has been sold in lots, and by The Of that a
dwelling houses he erected from the time sale,
and have made
sideng it, high and commanding situation all combine render il
desirable location tor lmen who wish reside the
city and out OF its noise and Cor fuors.
Every lot will be and positively sold the highest bidder,
without aud the large number Off will
| capitalists TO made good investment.
The of sale 10 PER the day of SALE so
in GO days 60 cent em.n bond and morgsge for five
Yeas 6 per cent.
Lho,rphc be obtained the Office The
No. 10 Brood street days % he day
Information i'm relation ipdispnae)
be had of Smith Eames Counseo law Halls
EXCHANGE Buildings, Br oklyn $50 feb l6-ds
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TOT e iiie Oh he hesh IL ln the blood-Les1cs rcif H.
TT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
on that The Office of the stomach prepare the food for the
nourishment of the body and that health
necessarily depend performance of lis functions fol- il
the cye dig fluid good the body cannot be property
nourished the win be Affected the
frame obsruoed and the whole blood impure
Hence result the disorders which enormously ncuable
by who either do will comprehend
that all diseases whatever arise solely from acrimonious
the blood
When and inammstory diseases
this state the blood the faculty have bleeding
murderus effects. calculated
stituicn u persisted in though single can be
produced wherein has been But might pro-
duoed wherein has brought paralysis nervous
disorders dreadful imagination 10 those who have behed
their fearful consequences.
How many thousands untimey gravel How many
families deprived their amiahe cIden How many husband.
of their lovely wives How many wives of their dear husbands
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VNHE SUBSCRIB Frs HAVING COMPLETED ar

THE SUBSCRIBE Frs HAVING COMPLETED ar
rangements both in the Importing and manufacturing Of arti
Gle: ia their line of business enabled 10 with
their former extensive retail trade that of woeaeng and take
this opportunity Of informing merchants dealing Watches
Jewely Fasey Goods by those they viii
be in receipt of all articles connected with the Jewe
ads both foreign and dsnestic, which thew will furnish the
best advantage TO dealers of the CITY, The fowidg articles
have jug: Keen received. viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of NJ. J. Tobia.
Coz Jno. Harrison; Nionea ard others manufacture, with
variety of French and Swiss LPne duplex and anchor
opponents
PLA TED WARE.-Sheffed and Birmingham manufacture,
Urns Brancks Castors; Clndescks; Bulter-u Dishove
Bottle-sisnds Eperrnes with glass dishes Walters, &c &C.
yEwELRY.-Diamopd Suits Ear Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suits Of Caiueo, Mosaic and Pearl Gold Corneaa and
Ear Drops God Chains Of variety of paerns Forenne snd
Roman Moas in Of Ear Rings and Pin both real and ina
ton; Gold and plated Seals Keys and fob oh.ins.
FANCY GOODS-Siver, Shell snd Ivory Gard Gases Gold
and Silver Snuff Boxes; Gold and Silver evfrponted Pencils
Tooth Picks &c; Bronzed goods every variety Silver and
hronzed Card ks beautiful silver Card Baskets; Purses; Eve
Glasses Spectaces; Coneian
Sands Cigar Cases and Holders with great variety of other
articles
Editions making every day preen. assortment and
every exeon will be made render il desirable for
Western merchants To call upon MAROUAND CO
feb Aim l8l Broadway.
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MEDICAL AED.-DR. GLOYER epnrire lhe

Z rDn
1'h pubic TINT he he consulted i'm confidential
manner as usual at his office, where his devoted 10 the
Treatment and cure OF certain ecas Diseases their different
stages Ala" Glee Structures, GanorI Seminal Weakness
Ulcer OF long standing, and all diseases arising from npuy Of
te bleed and such have ba9 the skill Surgeons exne.
iiee Ia it branch OF The profession apprised te
Dr. Glover having complete The regular study obtained
ms degree IN Medicine and Surgery in Philadelphia therefore de
s not To he enumerated among the humber Of advertising
aha ihns nominal doctors whose found every pub
print. - r.
be WI BE found at his Office No Ann street. Broadway
econ" door from the American usuem, hour during
day and evening" until 10 o'clock There entrances 10 his
once me s through bis The second being the doci
rom NE Museum, through pirate his
ian26
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IN BROWN Il Co. having heretofore made great inpreye-
in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
GO THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention To-
this important branch of BUSINESS, and Ha,or themselves they
have succeeded in manufacturing article which for ghnes
durability aud ue he exceed by nothing in the line This
hat is the continued result Of several experience in the
facIIe, much attention and perseverance, the pursuit.
Brown Gu. in presenting 10 the public think they have
ly reached the ultmatnm Of beauty ccapness neatnes durability
comfort the They also manufacture and have
doing very superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hs; has been highly approved by
tie public experience will testify. All sales for cash.
good pays the Wholesale
dealers supplied the shortest notice at
BROWN & Co.'S Priced Hat Store,
16- lis Chatham corner Of Mott street
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Theory founded on truth is Consistent
e FEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-
- NNtNArIN(I III o,,lA-

is
ame the broad and inconsistent theory that the human body
subject 10 only disease and tina, only medicine required
docs therefore an inibe cure for all
diseases does he pretend that other nedcne may any
winch Is well adapted these pills. for curing all diseases ofg
mating from diso.ue'cd state oflle digestive diseased
oil The veI mpuy of The blood. ofih
raj secreons Their effect is excite natural
downward action ia the stomach and bowels and produce dis
charge from themof all the morbid bilious iEsyooR-
tam To stimulate the liver by obIuc-
tons; and promote healthy ecreions the bile ma
ur creons of The whole system discreet aad pcr.ev,inc
of these pills fail eectng any ordinary cases
81 dypePs liver complaint and those diseases oocasioned by
bilious affections impurities fine blood. Instructions of
ne Natural secreiion They are entirely vegetable and the pne
pa ingredient which they composed formed by
the author himself fcm egetabe where found but our
experience ecoasiond by unusual engs from dyspepsia and
lEer complaint ter thirty Thouand Of respectable indy
Try have tested their effects and far The authors knowledge
tends instance has orsrrrd IN which had
ton by both ages end CAN'T in any case produce
deeericI eff CTS. The sui Of these pills has ass prepared
coughs colds and all the lung and also Vegetable
Extract which has produced remarkable effects in Dropsic hec
The medicine aid circulars giving more general description
the and containing references and certificates Of character
numerou. Of the good effects of the medicine m,y be OBJ
tanned at his Office Il Ann The following
who have given certificates of the good effects of Tie mrciue
M HEnan 9Th Avenue, between 18th and 18TH sireeiis ia
miy have received benefit from the Of the Cough Syrup
and s'vaIing Pills; 1r A. Watson 2O9 Henry Mr.. j.
Bingham, Lewis Ms VI. Caldwell 80 Bayard street:
Miss Jane A. er SIT Hudson street: Mr. p Grant, 25l Rvingon
street Besides these, Fieren be given 10 nGiv
dual OF Inc first respcctabty in this city who have received
n.oleiie from different parts Of hi. state and
from Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore South Carolina and New
are respectfully invited 10 call his ece receive circular
d such enquiries satisfy them respecting the eca
The Rsnovsng Pills be had Mr. j. DistmneI's 1885,
anu MT X Loo kwod AS Broadway; MA Bleaky 2f2 Hudson
sseti MI N D. Graham &c Cedar Mr. j. H. Harris
OF Br9'dwsy and Hudson North Moore Mr. B. oqa
rse IN The 9Th aycnHe M G. W. Emree II East Broadway
and d, e,sss A. B. D. Sands 100 Fulton William
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DOUBLE ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING is tau

IL Fosters Commercial School, Broadway upon The most
modern and approved principles The are al
the learners ocnvenience-hee being classes The plan
instruction at plain, PRACTICAL and comprehensive. During
the course the pupil will and balance complete
Of books and be qualified TO perform the duties Of Bookkeper
in the and diversified establishment LESSONS
IN PENMANShIP, morning. afternoon and evening. Terms
moderate Apply lo3 Broadway, lover Mr.. Mhau Druggist
Store1
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GLENS'S INDIAN DYE-For cosring red, light or grey
~ hair in 10 hours wi bout staining the SKIN nuring the
texture of the hair in the easf for sale Hopper Pharmacy No
Se Broadway corner Of Franklin by the gross Dozen e
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AUCTION SAILS.
EDGAR JENKINS. Anctlone.

EDGAR JENKINS, AactoreeE
VALUABLE BEE MAN STREET. PRO-
PERTY AT AUCrl0N.-FRANkLlN x JENKINS,
will auction ensday Fs5 l7ih the house and lot of
Ground The norIy side If Boekan street known
No 49, The house for $40 per The LOT is Is
feet fOn by % t in deph Possession given mmed
8tcly. feb l26t1
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u KEI The dc0verer Of these Pl opinion Thai tcl
was only ONE DISEASE, inpuriy blood which, bv in,
pedins the circulation, brought
the part where settled, and impressed he of ia
truth OF his simple ihery that he pent thirty years exoe
mets and iaboryus earo medicinal virtues of the I'M
nerou plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object bc,
by specific action removal Of the huHlu from the blood y he
stomach and bowels, by the of the use of such
state OF purity.
Many other medcises advertised having properties equ
10 these bat the proprietor OF these Pills IN fh country fbe
grandson OF The dcoSercTl would wish those think well 81
this PRIN and who have made such medicines 10
give THESE PILLS trial. They will al once be satisfied of
The difference OF That medicine which has been years
English public, AMI has gained sale there of les. than 20d
noee by advertisement before te properties be fully
y the scorefe themselves. Captains of ships and mer
chants will find this medicine which will their health
and answer well for exportsfisn
Dr. BIS othoe Is lS Hudson, opposite Broone New York
where Dr. Brandreh be consulted, aorday wenesdsy
and SATURDAYS dc -s-2m-iuf
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RELIEFFOR MOTHEkS .-IHERE ARE two

X IfIOIHEhSs-IHERE
remedial ARTICLES or Inventions, promising comfort and
mothers and Infants that deserve be generally known The
one breast pump, intended draw milk from dstened OBJ
structed breast is beautiful suhsi the human mouth and
wen calculated togive relief he sufferer Th ether convenience
intended for mot who, though able and willing sucke their
n are ten distressed and prevented from the
Performance OF their natural Office br nipples the
venience of both parties 1t is suy prepared that the ut
most nestness and purity preserved while the nlut nourhed
broadwav near Canal street. feb Aims
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READER, the following is an advertisement of
DIR. BR

Let this truth be impressed every mnd-TRat all pain
weakness, owing morbid stagnout corrupt hunors
1uhih impede the circulation of the biood-Brlndreih