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WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, 1916.

Gatherings and GIeanings
The Senate yesterday confirmed Hon. Lewis
M'Lane, Minister to England, without any difficult
ty whatever, notwithstanding the objections of GER
tain presses last summer He is to be instructed,
rely upon it, on the line Of forty-nine.
Mrs. Semple, one OF the daughters Of President
Tyler, Is in town, at Fuller's Hotel.
Major holland, commissioner of public buildings,
so long held in suspense, has to 60 now, they say,
for sure-same Of Mr. Hagner-same of Mr. Plea
santon-two auditors at $4,000, like the French in
IDENTITIES, prior to the year 1900, and ever since
1t Is reported to-day that Mr.. Read, of Pennsyl
vania, for the Supreme Bench, gives way to Mr.
Woodward, who has been nominated.
The squabbling about the little places under the
Door-keeper of the House is not yet settled We
never have seen such contention for small favors,
in all our experience: 1t is great pity that Uncle
Sam has not offices for all of us.
Mr.. Sloman and his two accomplished daugh tiers
gave concert at the United States Hotel this eve
ming, at which there was full audience of the elite
OF the city The artists gave the highest satisiac-
ton to the most critical, and the hardest to please
were pleased tonight.
merry Christmas to you.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, lSI5.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "A, 1S45l
There is trouble brewing in the cabinet, and
great inquiry about Mr. Cahoun's opinions
The Senate have adjourned until Saturday, when
they will meet, merely to adjourn and meet on
Monday. Allthe nominations have been confirmed,
except DR.. Tate, OF Mississippi as Consul to Buenos
Ayres.
Tate, you know, brought on the commission de-
tanned by Walker. The Senate Committee are
taking evidence from both Thompson and Walker.
Walker is endeavorlng to throw the blame on Gov.
Brown, of Mississippi
Thompson will certainly be elected Senator from
Mississippi The Legislature o. that State meet
the first Monday in January, (the 9th } The
election of Senator will take place about the 18TH
The nomination OF Woodward has created
great sensation among the Pennsylvania delegation.
Cameron and Sturgeon, (Senators,) and a majority
OF the Representatives OF that State up In arms.
They say Woodward Is a Native American" and
bitter enemy OF James Buchanan. Col Foster,
who represents the Westmoreland district, call
ed on b. last night, and told him in honest
English, that if Woodward's nomination was pressed
that is, not wlthdrawn-and he (B) did
not IT once resign he would denounce him forever
craven hearted politician. Cameron has
agreed 10 resign, If Mr.. Buchanan will leave the
Cabinet and take his place. Woodward was the
former Speaker OF the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
and the caucus nomination OF the Legislature
Cameron beat him by wing help. Kavenaugh, chief
messenger OF the Department Of State, is removed.
This was done yesterday. He will 60 in assis-
tant, (SS35O,) and await events.
Up to this time, no negotiations have been opened
by buchanan and Pakenham, acting as Ministers
Plenipotentiary. They have talked as individuals,
but they have done no more. Things are changing
every day.
The dispatches from Sidell contain more in re-
gard to the ndemnities than any thing else /; and
this he got from Mr.. Hargous, at Vera Cruz. Cli-
tornia is not mentioned, I believe. Much Is said
about what he thinks he may do-nothing of what
he has done. When he has been there Tin MexlcO)
few weeks longer he will find that he is dealing
with men who are the best diplomatic deceivers
in Gods world as Thompson, Shannon, and
others, have found is the case.
messenger started yesterday from the President,
to inform Texas that she had been admitted.
With respect. &c
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Highly Important from washington.

Our accounts, last evening, are highly important.
Notwithstanding the dissatisfaction which the
nomination Of Hoo George W. Woodward Ito the
office Of Judge Of tac Supreme Cour) is said 10
have given the Senators and portion OF the Repre-
sentatves from Pennsylvania, it appears that the
nomination was not withdrawn, but was confirmed
by the Senate on Wednesday
BY private corresI ondent, we learn that
tain Clique of democratic Senators have resolved 10
oppose Mr. Folks adminisiration-to reject his APP
polntments-to defeat all his measures-to throw all
his foreign and domestic policy into confusion-and
to drive him and his Cabinet from power and infu
ence, like Tyler and his guard.
This combination is supposed to be formed of
Calhoun, Benton, McDufie, Haywood, Allen, and
others. We doubt the report about Mr. Calhoun
II is certain, however, that there is trouble brewing
somewhere to Mr.. Folks administration. What
particular direction II will take in reference to Ore.
gon, Mexico, the tariff. or sub-treasury, we know
not.
In confederation of these views, we find the fol-
lowing ominous article in the Union, of Tuesday
night, denounclng this Senatorial combination in
advance, as a species of representative treachery"
to the sovereign States:-
SENATORIAL REsroNsIBILrrY-Accor ding to our OBJ
servaton for many years past, some Of the
sovereign States of the American Union have from time
to me through their Senators in Congress- been grossly
misrepresented upon important occasions repre-
sened by agents accredited to the national legislature
and bound by the nature of the service in which they
are engaged and by the spirit of constitution
that the VIII OF the constituent body and not their
WILL II 1t be In conflict shall be expressed in the
ellis of the country.
We think it not altogether improbable that this of
representative treachery will be repeated in quar-
ter during the tendency of the present long
This will be the case, doubt opinions as crbed
certain Senators really entertained and shall ad
hered to-
Under these circumstances, and with this prospect
before it would that the doctrine Of nstruc
ton" is spontaneously presented for consideration,
wherever the mischief of Senatorial nfdelity is likely
to be felt.-Union.
All the rumors of expected changes in the Cabinet
OF reports relative to the re-commencement and
contradictions of the Oregon egotiation-of every
other view heretofore glven-are now explained
There in the Senate tour or five prominent can
ddates for the next Presidency. 1t is supposed
that they will endeavor, in some way, to upset Mr.
Polk and his Cabinet, in order to make room for
their own chances hereafter Whether these move
ments will maintain the peace Of the country, or
bring it into war, we cannot yet tell-but we will
try.
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Died.

December 25th, SUSAN BLAIR, infant daughter Of Jas
W and Ann L. Robertson, in the third year of her age
The friends oftfe family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his re-
sidence, LOG Amity street baltimore and Holidays
burg, Pa, papers please copy
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ChE5rOI sIakEEr TfikaAGsbs.


Doors open at 7Perfomance at half past
ARCH STREET. THEATRK.
PHILADELPHIA.
AcrIyG MANAGER. MIR. Scorr
STACK tuASAoEA.. Mr. II. r.
Friday Evening, December go,
SIKH night OF the Magnificent New Cabastc Pantomme
with dresses appointments tricks &c called
the
GREEN MONSTER,
in which Messrs Wood Davis Burke Stevens, Myers Me
seyer, Brown Miss Carlme and Mrs Dunn will all appear.
This spectacle has been produced the immense
s2J00 and fail to he curiosity of ALL will
present perfect specimens of machinery. Painting and
by the of the day. rendering
plete in every department
With the Comedy of the POOR GENTLEMAN-in which
Messrs Burton and Brou CHAM with the combined talents
of Two POWe full COMPANIES will appear
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THE AMATEURS.
FOR THE BENEEIT OE THE pDO

FOX The BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
vINHE Gentlemen amateurs, who performed Hamlet"
Palmos Opera House, the 18th instant have been
often aud urgently requested repeat the
many OF their friends who unable admittance
the above evening They have therefore determined
ply with the general and respectfully
The perormance will be Iepeed at the ssme place, Tues
day x 30h inst and that the interest which manifested
witness the repetton be turned immediate benefit
has been resolved charge for admission and
unusually
Tickets. of which limited number will be issued can be
obtained the box Office Of the Opera House. Monday
Tuesday Price Of each ticket dollar admit gen.
teInan and lady d2i 3isfmc
LADIES' FAIR IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET
THE Ladies of ST. Peters Church will open Fair for
the sale Of useful and Fancy Aces Monday, the 22d
week from A. M to 10 Except Christmas day eve
ming The public respectfully invited to attend.
do 7trm
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VANAMBURGH " CO.'S
a y q l. o GICAL XHIBITIO " :,
No

u, nosite the Bowery Theatre, will open
Thursday Evening, December 18th, 1915.
MIR. VANAN UEGH having spent years Europe with
1V1 an has returned az having collected with
great and expense SIP i.EN I'D AND EXTEN-
SIVE CCLLECTION CE ANIMALS that has ever been
hibited in this country; oh collection his design
hbit the New York public, while making Preparations for
the tray elling season.
Doors open from 10 l2 in the morning. and from
o'clock in the afternoon and O'Clock the evening.
Admittance Is cents-Children under 10 half-pIe-.
For bills OF he m
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Park THEATREs
BOWEHY THEATRE.

nOWEHY THEATnE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Friday Evening, December 10,
TR Hs Ss!isn STxc & sG RASGE RA
' Bs at5o Fisher. Mi. Sergeant GaaAe
UG iGIsS .'e
M'' Ins. fs saIa''i H.; rii,ii6 CLARK
r. conclude with ''''''
Lugi CaIraIa. ........ ..........;. Cony
Bore, cents. second and third ' Tls e
Dools win Il hall pas. the curtain vii, risea1
NATIONAL THEATRE AVID CIRCUS
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WEIGH tInS NAM n m1 ASb 6EL q
opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
combination Of unapPdoschibie vogeuIs and
The limits advertisement will barely adm. Of des-
IN THE FEMALE CLASS
MADAME MACARTE, First Principal.
s,tss, :, MRS; HOWARD, First Seems kqqestran.
Tight Hope Dancer and Equestrian embodylng variety Of
''''''' nj Miss si I. Wells Characters
Principal Male Eaas''f1ifTP RH tEyI NORTH and v
New E R9G oSI Effects
Two and Nur Horse EqgsstT!sn and Posi,ioni,t j. J.
HI. pupil, are " F t.ssad. ssd Little : Pastor
fer'op,her Of Local Characters. &e Mr. WOODS
Fs 4es'i
Eq Ep1Sn M Nd ssi'ss MF ,ss RHNfAR
Ring Masie; H. Il N I 10 L. 10.
oE't %xvk ks sas ktG
S.sii Sffrs
The Box Office from o'clock il the morning unit,
wishes.
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J. e.. BELL,
TAXID MIST,
600 BROADWAY, corner Of Reade street. up stairs has
LOOfconstantly hand variety of Cases. Shades, Sc
for paor mante Also, large collection Of
Mounted Birds Bird Skins, &C., for sale exchanged. Iet
Birds, &c, mounted very superior to order
Public collections supplied at the shortest notice
u22 Imsr
IAMEs X. KELLER O., Guitar, Cheese and Lar .us
u Front street. oslsS
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NEW MBROIDERIES
GENRES PARISlENS.
lust received by the Louis PHILIPPE sons new and
I" PrIerines CaIdoyille.
Collars RoxoLne.
Guimpes Montantes.
/" Chemzettes Amelie.
Z" Berthes Pogars.
Chdren's Collars, Cont. de Paris
NouUeaur Modeies Mouchoirs
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchlefs aMedallons.
), a Suiets
. " a La Neige.
en- Relief
\, Prairie
" Corbeille.
a 4 en- soutache.
" aNoms.
Paris Embroidered Dresses
Robes de Bal
Robes de Soirees.
Robes de Marriage
Robes tue Bruxelles
Robes Organdi
Robes Musselin de Paris.
he above with of other goods are offered
At very low prices, by JAMES BECK u CO,
d2ttoJlsr $50 Broadway.
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GRAND MODEL
OF THE
CITY q II L NJ s.


ME recently constructed MODEL carved ofthe City
u oil NEW HAVEN has at fitted the
LARGE HALL ofthe GRANITE BUILDING of Broadway
and Chambers where will be exiSed for few days
This model IL by u feet and every buid
ing shed tree other object in New Haven and acknow
lodged be surpassed specimen skill in
America,
collection of fifty On PAINTINGS, representing buildings
and scenery New Haven and vicinity connected with the
exhibition.
The proprietor has also very accurate and beau
tin models of the principal PUBLIC BUILDINGS and distin
guished LOCALITIES in NEW YORK, among which the
PARK, with the Cry HALL, real FOUNTAIN &c. the MER
CHANTS EXCHANGE; CUSTOM Housr; the ToMps TRINITY
CHuRcH The BOWLING GREEN, with real FoUNTAis the
CRoToN WATER Works, &c, Nc.
very accurate model of the Mormon TEMPLE NAuvoo
fom drawings and specifications BY W. Weeks and Gustav
Hull Esqs has Just been added to the exhibition Also
del othr STATE House, at Hartford and model Of WrHEYs
PATENT FIRE ESCAPE ENGINE.
Doors open from A. M. till 10 P. NJ.
Tickets IS cents be procured the principal Hotels and
Book and Music Stores Season Tickets so cents-Chiden
under noe ~; 2.halfprlce PoRTER fIoprieor
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GREAT CONCERT FOR THE POOR
6oYc ss; l., vail be given at the Tabernacle on
PIANO FORTE. ,i,r r MR AUSTIN PHILLIPS.
MARY QUEEN nfi SFe 81 SCOTS
The House Of sswart lovers Of the Science of
sss i Se to and s
he birth Of Mary-her helpless condon-her Inauguration
:. sons-Away. Winter, Away.
s
The ys The dS
S % as up aid az
nagsans and reocngs FRANCE and native
Mays early beTeavemen-her return to scotlandher fare
sons-Farewell to thee, thou Pleasan, Shore
Her reception HolyIood Ofths 'eotehRe
and Music Of King James the Filth~hs
es'''''''e' and 'dve sS"x.,o,,y pexx.r.
w 20 se s
iss 81 s
re Lady 81 OF Ma
ed-her attempts to regain her iibsyMlnsenay Of William
% o s ts ssa with p.ea
IF her 0y %
Paoie resolves meeting the troops at de
feat Of the 2pes1 traa.s relating Mays
lection Of Queen Elizabeth-her nineteen captivity,
Fnale--Where shall rest7
PART II.
The Star span. led Banner.
Henry Carey the author Of Sally in Alley fayorte
Of Addison, the Poet Of the time OF Charles ii.
Song-by desire, Salley in our Alley
The author OF this old English circumstances attending
approachng wnter-ihe beggars petitionPy the
of Poor Old Man. whose trembling limbs have borne him
your door.
The Beggar Gnl.
Shields Coemporares-his Reward from the Fountain Of
HonourGeorge Tvs personal regari-Shelds character
Maams Mslibran and Native C9mposerher liberality Of
ted among the wouldbe judgesChares nc, don and the
Pleasures OF The Chase-he Noble Earl with his Stays
Song--by ular request Old fowler.
Tickets One Dollar each be had At the principal music
stores at the City Hotel Asor House Franklin House How
agds American Hotel and the New York Hotel the up
end of Broadway and the Tabernacle the evening
of performance.
Doors open q 7, to commence ats. d23rc
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A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
LIEN QQQIYQRTH ,xonlA lsaye To irfarrn i

=
A Lien DODWORTH would beg leave inform hi,
friends, that his intention Private
Dancing schoo at his residence its Boome street. Mon
day afternoon, Oct GOTH From his long with the
Dancing world. aud having avaied himself of strucon
from the best that have visited this
Paul TagOn and Others o. like ceiebrty-he feels he
well qualified to teach in the cy and his musical
education will certainly him advantage
the profession. Be that may, those who ia
him with their patronage rely upon acquiring
aud fashionable style of Dancing
TERMS.
Quarter of Lessons including the Quadrille, Waltz,
GALORE and Polka , ,.......... $500. $40 90
Ten Lessons in the Waltz Polka. 90
Days and Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays ct O'Clock, for Ladies and
Misses IL years of age.
On Wednesday and Saturday. o'clock for Misses and
Boys under IL years of age-and
On Monday Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Gen
tlemen, at o'clock r. NJ.
second Class will be formed from to TO- for those who
atten nd earlier.
Private Lessons given any honrs either
dence OF the pupil or at the school. o2l lmtrc
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CONSERVATIVES READ.
DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP or Pulmonic

BRaoKLyN, September 9th, Ist3
Mr., Peek-Dear SirThankfuness and gratitude induce
my testimony in favor of valua Cough syrup
About eight nine mouths attacked with
cough attended with violent seriously to alarm
my family and friends while its long theaened
total destruction Of health and comfo Under these circum
and experiencing from the usual
husband induced by solicitation to administer
Syrup He purchased bottle and the effect had was aston
shng operated like magic, and completely broke up my
cough healed the OF the chest banshed all the asr
ing symptoms, and has left the possession Of
appetite and completely restored health You
any who wishes have further evidence its
effects To ~ husband the Match No 3Courandt
or to me, -, LUSnrIlA LoIn WVODt
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by VIM. T. PEEK
"a John and III Greenwich avenue, NY
Apents-Coddngon Spring and Hudson sts.; Hart,
Grand and NorioG Streets Owen BSwey and Bond street
Fourth aud Wooster streets Hubbard Grove andHu.
son; Mountain Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Price IS cents bottle. NIL lmfm
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER Sli 20, OF DUANE AND

WILLIAM STREETS.
MIR. q. ROBERTSON respectfully informs his friends
w and the public that he has opened classes the above
for giving instructions the various modes OF dancing
Days Of uition-W ednesday and Saturdays, from p NJ
for ladies' and under and from to NJ for
uemen private class for ladies from p NJ. Assem-
bes will take Place i-monthly-schoars free season
tickets So Tn. above have been newly painted and
retted in elegant style and Mr. r. inurs parents
and guardians that every effort will be used add the
fort Of pupils while school. Those wishing subscribe
will please call as above.
Mr. will give his first Grand Ball Of the Mon
had at the Class Rooms, Mr.. RS ITO Canal street.
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SUCRE DE POMME, &t

SUCRE DE POMME, &c
lust received from Paris fresh supply Of sucre de
Pomme Nogat de Provence finest quality of Choco ae
city Of Eaoey Boxes sacs Cones, Bonbonaes and small
articles Tor Christmas Notices Of descrpon
THOMPSON & WELLER,
de5 tt.c 225 & ia Broadwav
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7yENTLEMEN or NEW YUKk--My ceIe Grated
" AMBROSIAL ROSE AND ALMOND SHAVING
CREAMS defy comparison in America Europe No per
i'll any other after using this Emoent Paste II
the best, the best Give only single trial do mot
ask any convince you. warrant it,
JULES HAUELS
Perfume ~ and Chemical Store
46 South Third street, Philadelphia,
and by my agentsJ b. Jaquemod No. AIS Broadway f. A.
Araut Lafayette Bazaar Nos lac and ISL Broadway; A.
Willard, s. w corner Of Cedar and William streets.
Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute Ms Im.rc
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TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS will omen four cases 70.
ceived per Louis PHILIPPE from Havre and two per
Acadia at Boston. In invoice ofthe most ex
quisit y elegant articles they had the pleasure
ing. d25 3tisrc
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NOTICE.
HEo sS a E take
Of the k i0"wvn as K. s5e4;si q
k kTS% y ySn B Ba oh' asssa iasss
roat SSi n''si 10 =
Kron, Won Won s Ws,pso ss Ie' a g. and street
Krout Won Brownell, Hall Of Records
krout Won Green. l?8 Chatham street.
k Ks.s ys s" h@ gaE ID s, Sssaxs ss
KIos, Won on i@ha.Sn d Asikss
yss
where the Krout will be held dai sire
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
- Annual Ball Friday, a6th Dec, at Tamm,ny Hall
Ths and the pablo are invited
e he 2Se and ss'st
TOMPKINS' BLUES BALL.
AXE paes on M SA OF 5 Gam
'''' w. ''' COMMITTEE:
s;G[: :;y s. y9as i 7 Ri5Si Chairman
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALL
s6sT or nn Rs 81.
public, h. The second Asnps Ball x aid 1 he funds Of the
. i sa an" "a wy. DE-
sach and may be had from any Of the officers of the So
(: w. Clsrke, Esq. President, q Na;sau.s
};sf srs E Wee S1M:
William Redmond, Esq, Treasurer pro. tem a Exchange
Place
John Doyle. Esq Corresponding secy, IS Nassau ST.
MI. o'Co Esq., Recording Sec'y, 90 John st.
Felix lugodsby, ESQ., ll9 Maiden lane.
John Manning, Esq, l66 Pearl st.
c. H. Sheahan Esq, IA Fulton ST.
James Mathews, Esq, 95 Wall st.
DR.. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm st.
Arthur Stewart, Esq, So Merchants Exchange.
G. M. Naury, Esq, SO Pine st.
James Dwell, Esq., l79 Westst
Thomas Boland, Esq, 10 Ann 81.
John McNicol. ESQ 81 Rooseveltst
Thomas Swanwck ESQ, IS Pine st.
James Shepherd, Esq
Charles +. shea Esq. "a Cedar St
Terence Donney, ESQ. south Williams
And the office oil the Society," No Ann street
u29 Sa'ru&Th to D79+rc
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MONSIEUR JULES FONTANA,
PIANIsT AMP COMPOSER from Paris, begs to
that his First CONCERT in New oTk is post
ponsd to Saturday tn. Sd Of January, the Apollo Room
when he will be assisted by several distinguished artists
Further particulars in future advertisements. d25 ctr
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PLUMBING WORK,
SAA Rp.nn 1xvnv NAuu VnrL
IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.


LAYING just received from Europe with ew assortment
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements, lot
Independent Seconds and double Watches Move
ents of an entirely style and Of superior ns we take
this opportunity call the attention ali watch
found advantageous, both for price and quality
DELACHAUX Il MARE,
:, No. 1T Fulton street, New York
7. S-Engaged also the watch making business we con.
tnue to attend to the all kinds Of watches
tlcuIarIY nose OF hne and dIfCnIt works. In
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JAMES A SWAIN,
T. n SH II n I l. o r,
352 broadway,
MO- im~rc CARLTON HOUSE.

AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.
REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair, and its
restorative in all where badness not beyond the
''r''' f. PHALON 24 Broadway
State and Country .asents-O. Fish & Co., Washington
D. c.; Aver Phslan, IS Broad street. Columbus Ga Tut
tle of Tenth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia;
Rice, of Court and Howard streets, Boston v. b
Eoskrow 5! Bsaye, stree albany; e. broweI' IA lo5
Co N.Y. T9u,sy,, Syracuse, n y; Joss B. Watson,
j. c. Duboce, New Paz Landing, Ulster Co.; A. g
STORES, Druggists, Hudson, N.
Cy .Igens-l73 Division street. opposite Ludlow N, Y;
Codsnson, Apotheeas No sSs Hudson stree, corner
street, A. B. Sands Co, 273 Broadway; Dr. Carroll Co
No. Murray street dl lm'ec
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF NdPHTHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE
For sale by MOORE & CO., tho American Agents, Al
Ann street, and Elliott, 173 DIVISION STREET. op-
posc Ludlow, New York. Price 81 bottlo-six bot
ties for So ms I'm 10
4 AWRENCE, MYERS & CO., % Stone street, have ust
IL received ships EpeTvier and Sea- the aforementioned
Brandies:-
Ord Dupuy Co. in half pipes pale dark vinages
1910 to 1874
Bonnsmor Becker, do do do DO.
J. j. Dupuy, do do do do.
Which they offer sale The same under custom house
lock aud entitled to debenture. DC 2m-r
EAL T. 20 cases patent Sbeaihng Felt avery superior
tic for shps bottoms roofs fhouees-for sale by
d2lrc T. X. COLLINS u co. IS South st.
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WANTEl)

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 70 South or West to
"A act Agents for the sale and popular Publications.
$500 over and above their will be insured them
writing with opportunity Of clearing 81 600 per Some
year clear Of ell expense Each will have his district twill
agood fitting out Apply at FRkNCH's Publishing Hail. 1893
paid - Jc ,n.rc