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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-25
cHRIsTnrAS STORIES.

r-, CHRISVMAS SIORIES---
4 AYHIEgsA BUL WE2Ie,S NEW WORK. Just ro-
II gNsk-A6Y ceived from the publishers, another lot
1kkdAAzW of rare and choice BOOKS FOR THE
IOLYDAYS.
Hsrpers' Illuminated Shakespeare, No l2s, contain
ng Henry 9th.
The Juvenile Gin, for Boys and Girls,
Christmas Box, for the Sons and Daughters Of Ten
berance, Story, by T. ). Arthur.
The Crees of New York, with cOior,d illustrations
1.-THE Crusaders, sequel 10 the Duke Of Burgundy,
10Y A. Dumas.
/ fForesque, Novel, by J. s. Knowes-par first
Ep'lblshed as No. 81 of Harpers Select Library.
Bulwer's New Work, The Enchanter.
q The Flag of Our Union for this week.
The Star Spangled Banner do.
The Western Continent, the Daily and Weekly He
sald, and all of the Holyday Pictorial Newspapers.-
For sale at the Book Emporium of
d94N VIM. TAYLOR & co, North ct
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DOOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!:
d ANIMALS AND JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRE-
SEErS. large and varied collection for sale at No.
Isl PRATT STREET, adjoining the Railroad Depot,
which must be sold at all risks, if at cost Sc
come soon, one and all, while the assortment il large
and complete. d2l-2w
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DOCTOR LEACH,

DEN lSI,
No. u y. CALVERT ST.,
(at the sign of the golden
arn,) makes and inserts
the UPPER TEETH on
the bare & U NJ without
clasps or springs, in so
nice ii manner that they
cannot only be WON with
perfect ease and comfort,
but will actually sustain
a weight of from 10 to Is
pounds. We toothle>s ones
tons performed in tip top
61V
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VAN A1IBURGH ~ cos MENAGERIE
ROMAN .8MPHITHE.4TRE,

fAN ~ W -
ROMAN .8MPHITHE.4TRE,
NJ CALVERT STREET,
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, DEC. IA, 1916.
ENHE ProPrietors would respectfully inform the
u public, that this immense and unrivalled collec-
ton OF the various and magnificent specimens Of Ami
mated Nature, will open for public exhibition MON
DAY, the 18th inst. The popularity and celebrity at
ached to this well known collection, renders
say the usual newspaper notices, which are thought to
The study of Natural History is important, that the
public require but the opportunity, to avail themselves
Of its advantages.
% Hours of exhibition from II TO 4, and from 81 to
O'Clock. o. Admission 25 cents, children under 9
years Of age, l2i cts. dl0-lm
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DOGERS' DIAMOND CEMENT-For
M6 mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle Or
nanents, &c. that the break is scarcely percepble
and as strong before broken For sale only by &. r.
ROGERS, Druggist, corner Howard and Marion, and
corner of Howard and Madison, and corner Of Paca
and Little Green streets.
nyz- Price IS cents de22lw-j el2-ly
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS.
THE BOOKS OF BOOKS!!

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS.
THE BOOKS OF BOOKS!!
'fsSr..A, HAMPERS ILLUMINATED b.
IDfDElifA, BILE, a magnificent Book, in various
H::,,arr4@Stesss1sssSs1RfF styles of Binding.
&AkssAts1 BRANT'S POLITICAL WORKS.
The New York ILLUSTRATED ANIMALS, con
tanning large number Of superior Steel ERgrayngs,
and filed with choice Reading,
THE GlFF-A most appropriate Book for present.
THE FOUNTAIN--A Temperance Annual, edited
by III. H. Wilde, and pretty present for a Son Of
Temperance.
RELIGIOUS KEEPSAKE.
ROSE OF SHARON.
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
GEMS OF SACRED POETRY-niuminated.
CHILD HAROLD, splendidly bound
III. MORE'S PRACTICAL POETRY do.
In addition TO the above, have large assortment
Of beautiful ANIMALS, not enumerated; also, all the
late Publications,
THE ENCHANTER, by Bulwer,
HBIDLBBERG, by James.
DOmBY & SON, No. 81 also Dickens new Christ
Story, ssThe Roman Traitor"
LTTTEL'S LIVING AGE, handsomely bound
NURSERY TALES and a fine assortment of Books
for Children.
LOVERS LEGENDS and Stories.
Together with large and varied assortment Of Books
suitable to the taste of all,
Also, The MAMMOTH DOUBLE BROTHER 10
NATHAN; eVeryO one should have copy The PICTO-
RIAL HERALD; The LONDON NEWS, illustrated,
and all the New York and Philadelphia daily and
weekly Papers, rs fast as published.
Call ut the Book Emporium Of
123-H WM. TAYLOR & co. North-St-
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SCHOOL ROCKS,

STATIONARY AND BLANKS BOOKS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS,
v AND OTHERS, will always find large and
complete assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, STU
TTONERY and BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, at
No Isl Pratt street, next door the Railroad Depot
all of which am determined to sell as cheap as any
other establishment in the city Merchants doing bust
ness on or near the Wharves, will find every thing suit
able for the counting room in great variety, and really
cheap too.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to order, and ruled TO any pattern without extra
charge.
CASH OR TRADE GIVEN FOR RIGS.
n3-Thc second and third stories of the warehouse
occupy are for RENT They are very large and com
modous and suitable for any person doing commits
sion business. They will be- rented very moderate.
T. NEWTON KURlX, Isl Pratt street,
MIC next door to the Railroad Depot.
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DIR. L. ZACHARFAH, ,JR.,
OPERATING ROOMS, No. "a ". GAY SIRE
vVHE AFFLICTED will not delay in taking

II the advice of
DRS DOW HARCOURT,
Old and Skillful Physicians and Surgeons 43 SECOND
STREET, who give their attention TO the Of all
difficult Private Complaints, such have hitherto been
considered almost incurabe. BY their improved
of treatment, all those diseases cured in few days,
which formerly required weeks and months to cure.
NJ b. No charge for Advice, and warranted
no pay.
Office OPEN DAY and EVENING. Private Apart
ments for those who have 10 wait few minutes
tc
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NAVIS DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS
II D Nos. IL & Id FRANKLIN RLII.nLNGS-

RU Nos. IA & 10 FRANKLIN BUILDINGS,
N. z. corner NORTH BALTIMORE SITS.
Entrance from NORTH ST, Sd door from BALTIC.
LG3. Likenessos taken in Clear Cloudy weather,
and warranted not to tade.-fB
The proprietor has caused these rooms to be reno
dellrd the arrangement of light improved, and possess
ing the superior instruments and Materials exc
cutes correct and elegant Daguerrean Portraits in the
shortest possible time aud very low prices He has
just received some handsome style morocco Cases.
each adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
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RpRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY.

AL CLOTHS. The subscriber has on hand an
~ assortment Of FLOOR and TABLE Oil cloths
which he is selling at exceedingly low prices.
ALSO, Oil painted Transparent Window Shades of
every variety at the low price of One Dollar
JOHN C.. HOLLAND,
d22 fri AZ Gay-st. near the odd Fellows Hall.
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NMTITITO;-T MERCURY OR COPAVIS.
w NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
secret diseases of all kinds and in every form and tnge
is DIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE RENE
DY, composed entirely of American roots, Travellers
among the Indians well know that they cure vcnCreaI
diseases, WITHOUT even the knowledge Of Mercury or
Basam. The proprietors of this medicine obtain it nj
great cost directly from Indian, and offer to the
afflicted opportunity of being cured, avoiding the
danger of Mercury, and the taste OF Balsam
This medicine pleasant to the taste leaves no odo
upon the breath.
Prepared solely by RowAND & WALTON and sold
wholesale and retail by Jos. r. Rowand, 36 .1arkc
Phila Also in Baltimore by N. n Robinson, corner OF
Cav and Saratoga streets; KinsIee & Toy, 2S Marsh
Market Space; James Stanshury, No. 237 Broadway,
Fell's Point; Gordon & Tubman, No. 1852, West Pratt
street. dc23
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HIRE! The subscriber has been appointed AGRET
n of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and hav-
ing complied with the acquisitions of the Law Of the
State of Maryland for Foreign Agencies,
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
ut reasonable rates,-and as an old Fireman. respect
fully sOcits share OF public patronage at his Office,
No. % South Calvert street, Baltimore
JAMES I.OVEGROVR.
BLANK BOOKS made In FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual. JAMES BOVEGRONE.
d23 tsl9f
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NJ Avn RFICENF CkfhASIhAS PRESENTS
lVH will be opened this Morning, Imported Direct
from London, at No. 9 St PAUL-ST., door from
Baltimore st. A splendid assortment of ENGRAV-
ENG5, consisting of landscapes Studies from Nature;
Studies in Crayon, Colored and Plain; Studies from
Raphael; Prints OF Animals; Sporting and Racing
Prints, superby colored; Marine Views; Scrap Prints;
Scnptural Prints after the best masters Scrap Prints
OF F1owers Caricatures; Changeabe Characters very
amusing; Uniforms of the British Army, &c. SC. &c.
hLSO-A beautiful assortment Of JUVENILE
BOOKS, consisting Of
-7F., Grandmama's Easy Toy Books, to
IRIRF51Al6 engravngs; Aunt AfableS Toy
.t.SS,t ~ Books, to 10 engravngs; Uncle Bun
4ASEAAEE kles Toy BOoks,7 to Is engrayings;
Drawing Books, great assortment Beautiful Min
are edition of Fairy Tales with colored cngravings.
PERIODICALS.
Grahams Magazine Gem, IS cents
Lady's Book, do IS cents
Sharp's London Magazine, splendid Present fol- the
HOydays-Pricc ST.
Just received and for sale by
w. NJ HARRISON, No . St Paul 81
dA l door from Baltimore street,
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NHRISTMAs PRESENTS,

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS
u CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
respectfully invited TO call and examine my stock
Of WATCHES, JEWRLRY and FANCY GOODS, as
have been adding, lately, some and beautiful
Goods for Presents during the lIolydays-wOuld
IN part: Fine Gold Lever and Lepine WATCHES;
Gold Guard and Fob CHAINS; Gold PENS and PEN
CiLS; Ladies' Guards and Necklaces new Coral and
Stone BRACELETS; Locket Miniatures; Settngs;
Gold ThiuIbleS; Silver Ware, &c.
WILLIAM BROWN,
dl9-lw go Baltimore street, near Sharp,
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RMOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
WI offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the sub
Scriber would inform the public that is no quack rem
edy cure all Diseases nor is Recommended
for consumption; is prepared from the receipt Of the
late d.. Moore, of Philadelphia and is certain remedy
recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal affections. 1t
will also be found useful in the nCipent stages OF BrOn-
chits. Numerous certificates could be obtained from
those who have derived benefit from its use but it
deemed unnecessary trial of il will be sufficient
recommendation OF its value a remedy in the above
mentioned diseases. For sale by
CHARLES d. BARRY,
de22-tf No. lS2 Baltimore street.
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ENNEIS EVENING, Deer. 25, will be perform
III ed GEORGE BARNWELL.
The ORPHANS will appear
Dancing by Miss VALLEE,
To conclude with CATCHING AN HEIRESS
Tom 1wig, Mr. J, SEXTON.
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him to prepare them at reduced rates.
10 Al operations warranted to prove beneficial or
no charge made Office Removed 10 No. 30 FAY
ETTE STREET, between the Pot Office and City
Hotel. IEi.u
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p. SOJTHCOMB,

call and Try II All operations performed in tip top
style day
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n UST I. SEASON. The subscriber would call
cd the attention of his friends and the public to the
following list of articles, all of which just in
son, vlZ-Largc and Small DISHES with spirit lamps
and covers complete, OF English Block Tina beauti-
fl article; CHATTING DISHES of various kinds;
OYSTER DISHES with spirit lamps; Hot Water
DISHES and PLATES, very handsome; OYSTER
BROILERS; Oyster Tongs; Jelly Sraincrs, made on
the most approved principle; JELLY MOULD5, a va
rlety OF patterns; TART PANS otvarous shapes; Apple
RoastarS Bird RoastGrs Upright Stake BrOilrrs; WAF
FILE IRONS, for cooking ranges, round and square;
Nut Crackers; Nut Picks Chopping Blocks, Sc &C.
Alsc-Coal and Ash HODS; Coal SHONELS; Coal
SELVES; Fire Carriers; Dripping Pans, &c. &C., for
sale at low prices, at Reps Original Furnishing and
Tin Warehouse, No. 1876 Baltimore st., second Tin
Store above Howard 81.
d2l ALFRED VI. REP.
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ENaJ GIVE THEM A TRIAL AND JUDGE
Es< IW FOR YOURSELVES Whether or not the
si1vS-N, Baltimore Agent of the NctC York Canton Tea
Company, does not sell better TEA than can
be purchased for the money at other places. If
customers tell the truth, Teas very cheap
and give general satisfaction. If they should fail to
please the taste any they requested to return and
have them exchanged, or the money refunded. IA
ways on hand, COFFEE, green, roasted and ground,
warranted good.
JAMES r. PORTER, Agent,
No no GAY street,
delft between Front and High sts
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NOAI. YARD. PHILIP w. LOWRY'S Coal
u Yard, FREDERICK-ST. DOCK, and Office No.
90 COMMERCE. STREET, four doors below Pratt.
The best varieties Of ANTHRACITE and CUMBER-
LAND COAL, and at the lowest market prices.
d23 tPe3 PHILIP W.LOWRY.
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FHIALLY HO! TALLY HOu The increasing
q demand for the TALLY no RAZORS is the
strongest proof possible Of their being duly apprecated
admitted. The manufacturer, Frederick Penney, of
Sheffield, West riding of Yorkshire, England, has a
thozed the Agents to refund the money, for any one
pronounced upon fair trial by the original purchaser
detective bearing upon them the corporate mark, "Tal
y IO" and none genuine unless this mark is upon
them. A supply received and for sale at
ds.tf No, 1879 BALTIMORE STREET.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARE. y

No. 4,
SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
" HOLES. PIE.
1eGT Just received, a fine assortment of COM
MON and PRINTED WARE, well suited to
u y wholesale tale. Country merchants are re-
" quested to call and examine my stock.
RE TAIL.
Also, another large lot of Flowing Blue, Hong Kong
Dinner, Tea, Toilet and Breakfast WARE, of entire
new patterns. Together with good stock of Mould
ed and Cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA as can be
found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low for cash. till Jan
uay 1916, after which time the subscriber will re
move to No. IL North Howard street.
{h3-An persons indebted to j. S. H., are requested
to call and settle such accounts as were contracted
previous to Sept. Is, lsi6
OH tiaI JOSEPH 5. HASTINGS Jr
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ENHLS EVENING, Dec. 9th, the performances
Il to commence with A variety OF Horsemanship,
&c, in which Messrs. y. WOODS, DAN RICE w.
NICHOLS, T. V. TURNER, and C. J. ROGERS will
appear.
TO conclude with MAZEPPA On, THE WILD
HORSE OF TARTARY.
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INDIAN VEGETABLE.
D SPECIEIC EOR EEMALE COMPLAINTS l.

HR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGEyTA BILE
~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place of every prepa
ration heretofore used for diseases arising from Weak
ness or other causes. All that is necessary to secure
this medicine place in the Domestic Practice of every
family, when such a medicine is needed, is trial,
1t speaks for itself-is innocent in its operations and
no injury arise from its use at any time
Wholesale and Retail by ROWLAND & WALTON, Pro-
pretors, $40 Market street, Phila. Also, in Baltimore,
by N. NJ Robinson, corner of Gay and Saratoga sta;
Kinsloe and Toy, No 23a Marsh Market Space; James
Stansbury No g37 Broadway, Fell's Point; Gordon &
Tubman, No. 1872, West Pratt street. d23
NREHORE's PLAYING CARDS
y 30 Gross Eagle Cards,
20 do Decatur,
50 Merry Andrew,
so Highlander, received and for sale at mar ufac
turer's prices BY TURNER & NUDGE,
i23 No, ; South Charles street,
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email SILVER WATCHES FOR BOYS.
- Good time keepers, for sale by
G. ID. CLARK, Water street,
do second door from Calvert
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Equity. The subscribers selling PUTTY made
n of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry Whiting
from 80 TO 40 per cent. below the market price. He
keeps il on hand in large quantities. and making it by
steam power prepared to I'll large orders at short no
tee J. w. w. GORDON,
1852 West Pratt street,
d13eo OD)osite Bali and Ohio L. r. Dcnot
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II. SO5THCOMB,
SURGEON DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURER o.
IN c o K z T. p a l. F. TIE + T II,

Continues to perform all operations on
Z the TEETH with view to their beau
"a ty and health. His facilities for insert
r inc ARTIFICIAL TEETH. cUdulcS
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lion Qor the presently at Mr. TENANTS, No. ;
SOUTH ST., where the Agent, who is will
their manufacture, is in attendance. d9-lm
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HOID GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL D..
w CLARK opens great variety of Gold and Silver
work this day, among which are handsome gold Guard
Chains for ladies and gentlemen; Also gold Guard Keys;
Fob Chains, and Seas, with great variety of beaut
full Jewcly. dcA
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THE EXECUTIVE JOURNAL, AND THE
OREGON DOCUMENTS.

We have devoted large portion Of our columns,
this evening, to the interesting documents, from
which the injunction Of secrecy has just been reno
we'd by the resolutions of the Senate. We lay their
secret journal before our readers, well the pa
pers which were communicated by the President.
1t appears that the President would not have pro-
posed the compromise Of the last year. if he had not
conceived himself under some obligation to respect
the propositions Of his predecessors; andthat
as it was declined by Mr.. Pakenham, he determined
never to make a similar offer again. He strongly
recommended the notice to be given by Congress,
and indeed this was the leading circumstance which
prompted Great Britain to make US another offer
1t was this movement and the propositions to which
the notice led, that have produced the final settle
ment of this long tgated question. 1t appears from
these documents, which we saw this day for the
first time, that, as far back as December last,
the President had determined to lay before the
Senate (his constitutional advisers) any propo-
sition which Great Britain might make, that would
admit of being laid before the Senate, but that
he was unwilling to take less than our full claim.
The offer of Great Britain was made in consequence
Of the notice; and that offer he submitted, as he
had determined, TO the Amusement OF the Senate.
They advised him to take it, and in consequence of
it, the convention is made, which is SO well cal
culated to preserve the peace of these two great ma
tons. The President had determined never to yield
the permanent navigation of the Columbia to Great
Britain and by the convention it is confined to the
Hudson Bay Company, and those who trade with
them and that only for limited time, as appears
a. n Il
insructng him to communicate this Interpretation of
the convention TO Lord Aberdeen. The pro-
ceedngs and documents, which we now give for the
first time, are very interesting, and are worthy of
the attention of our readers
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CONGRESSIONAL

The Senate, Immediately after assembling, pro-
eseded to ballot for president pro tenn, the Vice
President having announced his determination of be-
ing absent the remainder of the session. Mr. Atch-
ison, on the 9Th ballot, was chosen.
The greater part of the day, after this, was spent
in executive session.
In the House, the consideration of the appropria-
ton bills yet pending between the two houses occu-
pied considerable portion of the morning session.
Of the United States on the subject of our Mexican
relations, of which copy las we'll as a report of the
proceedings that folOwed will be found in another
column. At three o'clock the House took recess
until 1--WE.
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Books, &c,

Publishers Of Br0len'S Grannars, kso York Readers
&c, hare very large assortment Of School, Medical
and Miscellaneous Books. Merchants Colleges Dis
trtei Schools and Ioon Library Companies furnished
al lO,o prices.
SAMUEL s. & WILLIAM WOOD, 26l Pearl
street.
Importer Of German French, and all foreign books for
Colleges, public and private Libr1ies, &c. Single
books imported 10 order. Publisher Of Homeopathic
BOOks-hnpOrtsr and Dealer in Homeopathic yIsdi-
eints
VIM. RADDE, No. 800 Broadway.
Importers Of English and French Stationary aud man
utaeimers Of Account Books Manifold Letter Writers,
CrOtOn Ink, &c. "A large assortment Of cheap .4c-
count Books, suitable for Southern and Western
trade
FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, II Maiden Lane.
Lewis Francis. Cyrus II. Loutrel.
Importers Of French and English, Fancy and Staple
Stationary
RICH & LOUTREL, 81 William street.
English and French Tissue and Writing Papers
Sealing Wax, Waters, Steel Pens, Parchment,
Inks, Fluids, &c, Screw and Lever Copying
Presses, Of every variety.
Manufacturers of Account Books for the trade
Papers of every description at the manufacturer
prices. Domestic Stationery commission.
James V. Rich. W.M LoutreI
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THE UNION.
CITY OF wAsHIN GToN.
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 8. 1916. :

Vs. PosTMAsTERs are authorized to act
as our agents; and by sending us five year
ly subscribers, with the subscription mon
ey, for either the Daily, Semi Weekly, or
Weekly will be entitled to one copy OF the
same edition as they furnish us subscribers
for.
Vs. The CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER will
be furnished them on the same terms.
Vs. NEWSPAPERS publishing our pros
pectus, with the notes attached, until the
LIST of December next, will be entitled,
during the next session of Congrass, to
receive copy of the Congressional Regis
ter and Tri- Weekly Union.
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LithOgraphic Prints, &C.

Publishers Of Original COlOvsd Prints, superior arf
elss, at the lOsosa prices for cash. Orders aecompa
med by remittance PunetuaHy attended 10. .4gfnL
t0Gntsd IN the different tOt6ns throughout The coun.
Try.
sARoNY & MAJOR, 80 Nassau street, near Full,
ton.
N. CURRIER, No. 80 Spruce ST., after LIST Novem.
Der at his old stand No. 2 Spruce, corner of Mas.
sau, nearly opposite City Hall N. c. is now
prepared TO supply orders for Lithographlc Prints
from TO 100000 at "a hours notice His as
sortment Is the most extensive in the United
States, and consists almost exclusively Of origina
drawings executed by the best artists in the coun-
try. Agents for the south and west supplied at a
small advance on the cost OF publication lie in.
vites competition, but deies opposition