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Married.
On the 9Th inst at Hopknton SPRING. Mass by the Rev.
Mr. Bailey, JosErH B. CLosK, Of New York, and ELLEN
NJ NoRcRoss, daughter of Mr.. Josiah Norcross.
On Tuesday evening, 9Th instant, by the Rev. John
Seys, A. s. CuRris, to Miss MARY ELIzABErH LvoN,
daugh liter of Mr.. William Lyon, all Of this city.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for the discovery Of
the auhor of notice Of the above marriage, which APP
peared Ia the Herald the 7th instant and subsequent
ly in other city papers.
On New Years day, in Philadelphia, FRAscn E. REA
to Miss May IA .LoR, both Of this city
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTJCTES

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val, Milhaa Chiffon, and many others Of the respect
able chemists Of this city who for
vended articles 81 his Manufacture.
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article does not give full sasisfactou will only viii
lingly but also thankfully be keu back The subscriber
y and coed faith When from the n.ture Of the articles there
Is much for and he epjons
all in his employ maintain the adherencs and
good faith. A call il most respyetfally solicited.
EUGENE ROUBeEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfamery,
-, No. $50 Broadway, between Liberty and Gcurtlandt,
d3i lm-rc and ia Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1876.


The Oregon question is settled amcably. The
great modern pacificator, James Watson Webb, Of
the New York Courier and Enquirer, has arrived,
TO command the members of Congress to 60 for
peace. The southern democrats hail his appearance
here as the only thing that can save them. II is
boosted that he can prevent the wing senators from
voting for the notice, and thus give John c. Calhoun
the victory Is it not curious junction this, Of the
New York Courier with South Carolinal ] will
venture to predict, however, that the wings will not
be influenced by him in any way, and that several Of
the wing Senators will 60 tor giving the notice to
Great Britain, in spite of his counsel.
Col. Webb and the natives were apparently ON pc
culiar good terms, to-day. He may, perhaps, in
huence Mr.. Levin's vote or speech ] doubt whe-
Their the wings will receive him as their dictator
Gov Seward, of New York, attended dinner
party, this evening" gwen to Mr. Mooney, the author
Of the History OF Ireland, by his friends The
Governor made a long and, / understand, an able
speech, which will probably be reported.
Nothing is talked OF now but Oregon. Il il the
great question of the age whether il will lead the
age into difficulty or not, time only can determine.
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M. LEVETI, DENTIST.

NJ $50 BROADWAY, Of Warren street. in calling
the attention Of the public the great success
attended his introduction in 1885, Of inserting prin-
k.owa the great and the satisfactory results
Stood and mechanically carried is impossible expa
rae in an all ts merits therefore Dr. l.
s 70, good and Sssa Set q witae.; the
mendaons from the very st Of ciuzens well the
opinion q the New York pres can be Dr. Lsvet Of
nee, $50 Broadway. cor OF Warren 81. ja1o lire
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VANAMBURGH q CO.'S
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Nh. m H0vwarv


u. nosiee The Bcwery Theatre, will open ON
Thursday Evening, December 18th, 1915.
MIR. YANAh sun Oh having spent yesn in Europe with
svE BEEN
SS % S.% . p;
poors open from 10 to in tn. morning; and from
For ps1t;esi.n see bills q he day ''' d4 inre
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WEIGH HnS Mx ~ n, ANS DELAvAN.
II opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant!
combnation Of unapproachabe Equesans Volgeur: and
Gynniass gnryallsd even in the Equine Temples Of
epsye list q Of the highly gifted artists Of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MRS: HOWARD, First Been. Equestrian.
sss an:
'."e'f'' nj Sis sY Z. WELLS sA''''''''
f'''''. A,'' Ie.'''?5'Stias.N E hyl sosla ..a
Nc" School sis iSHSk Rsik h f.'' Indian Effects
I've and F0a' Hone N ESri.ISs and f0''son''
Psnoni6er Of Local Characters, &c. Mr.; F. WOODS
Fni Vsp. As n hs Sap. E
Es Sass: ssiIs,.h AZ ?SHf
fSTs yos ~s Nks sss kI
e. e RfSEs fss AZ P. 4ehi Ss.s and
The nsmeross splendid Costumes By Mr.. A. j. ALLEN.
The Box Once open from o'clock in the morning unit
o'clock where every attention will BE PAID 70 the pu0c
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AMUsEmENTs.
PARK THEA14xE.
ea Skaksps~iar Revival,
THIS Evening, January 10,
VII RIc II kHsifSi III
Richard. :........... .............. Mr. Chas. Ksan
Eii1sS:k. Nm Chs kean
q, c EEHesS is. 14i s' hAssAcsE En-.
MI: D!Sgses. =. ..............:: Mr., Bs..
ras: q xsn,..iio;-ioi:s. Il; ri. - es.ss s':sry
* o'clock ..s u c.a. ~illr.' 'r.s..l,
6OWERY THHAT1H.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PRoPRIETOR
Isl BENEFIT OF MRS. MADISON
This Evening, January 10,
Inc R FTs iDSi 81 as isf%ssss with
THE LAD9 AND DIT: The DEVIL.
o:P spSy4;as M. Msa M,Ii
TIMoUR THE TARTAR
Iimour MIR davenport
FAMILY JARS.
Bcis. 80 cents; S.cc.i and Third Tssrs, e..
boo m oD.u az 4 half past tn. eurs.. will
PHILADELPHIA.
This Evening, january 10,
s.. suss I'm .st sEa .s
9'i NJ: 45.yi i
len ortez, Mrs Mclean
Amer which HAs e T rsS Si P%Ris Ess'''''s
cranm Mr. sarSs RS:sr No ss. Mr. Br0ushan Mr..
AKOH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
SrAss MANAsEs.. Ma h. Z. srs-rrs
MR. A. A. ADAMS ro yEsf bsEz Revival Of the FE
This Evening, January 10.
The p''l0'ny;pifKsso I'M fa%"'ne' with
virviniu', Mr. "A Adams; Psas.iu.. Mr. sco Virginia.
Dancing. by Mis-. C..lins. '-
Jack NJ soSs t "a. DHmAM
b e Adams when will be presented
esiysd ~ lie last p.sIss from london = 90 ~ - "
BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE
IL e I'd ..ss q IL
''nms %onS isS E { ,SRsa January H.
in style Of general elegance. both in DKcoRATIoN, WARD
re Il
has been materially enlarged and the whole interior repaired
with great taste and spendor.
THE ATHLETE AND EQUEsTRIANs
and accomplished them already favor
THE STUD OF HORSES
viii invite the ksenest critical comparison with in the
pi1Ns S'siS it II 1zRBRoBE
embracing the Of the day. Of Chivay
and Of ancient nations cleaning and armora
equipments and appropriate housings and all that
properly spprtains to the original Spectacles
produced have been manufactured BY the unrvaed
Costumer,
ANDREW J. ALLEN, ESQ.
In thus headng the restoration Of the Bowery Amphhea
tire, Messrs. Roc STONE the public that its
regulations will have reference the support Of order
and popnety and will be strictly enforced being their OBJ
afford all classes opportunity Of viewing the first
specimens Of equestrian excellence unoyed by the slightest
offence to delicacyand their confident hope that the
suit Of these labor will well merit the sustaining hand Of the
community.
T For particulars Of the exhibitions on Monday evening
next, see bills and papers Of that day.
The sports Of classic Greece and naughty Rome,
With modern glory grace walls at home;
And all wp read in annals Of far years,
Done BY the strong and agile, here appeafs-
Behold our equal sons with ease display
The deeds which could amaze In vigorous day!
j8 stis+r
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Latest MfgLLIgBHCE By FyE NAILS.
WAsHneros, Jan. Q, 1885.
The Whole or None y

WAmMeros, Jan. ., 1885.
Mkrn The Whole or None !"
"Strlke strike the bold anthem the wardogs
are howline,-Already they eagerly snuff up their
prey" The tar-kiln is still smoking-the war-spdr,
is still .seething, like the caudron Of the three
witches
Black spirits and white,
Blue spirits and gray;
We are right and must fight;
Come Join In the frsy.5
Hip hip and HURRY.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, to-day harangued the
House upon the motto Of the member from Oregon,
!" the whole or none" The police, the occupation
Of the whole soil, up to the Russian boundary, war
or no war-if no war, well and good-,l war, better
still. In case Of war, we hope all such valiant gea-
temen Of the House will meet the exigency by
sheuldering their guns, instead Of hin substitutes
to be shot at.
Mr.. M'Clemsnd, of Illinois, took ur "a causc Of
the member from Oregon, and defended :: 20 IN and
nail He goes tor the notice. He goes the Sure 5als
OF the Oregon mountains, without fear OF the con-
sequences. Valianty spoken Hurrah for Illinois
She'll have chance.
AT the sitting down Of Mr.. Cobb, to-day, at least
twenty members jumped up. as with the action Of
galvanlc battery, and shouted out, 4" Mr. Speaker"
Which caused general shout Of laughter all over
the House but at the close OF the remarks Of MIR.
pounced upon their ieet, and yelled at the Speaker
like 20 many wild Indians, amid the waving oil
hands, the fourishng Of newspapers, and such like
CALCULATIONS as "Down! down ~ |" Hollow, give
way there !" "Mr. Spee-kun!" "Ha ha! 4"
"Whoop" eco it, ye cripples." Rap-np-raP.
" Down in front" "Hats or" Rap-rap-rap-
rap. "The House must come to order" Mr. Giles,
OF Maryland, secured the floor
Now, how do we stand? The terment 10 in
creasing; but we do expect that another weeks
discussion will soften it down amazingly. The
mass Of the Virginia delegation incline strongly TO
the pacific policy-about ten or eleven out Of the
ffteen-Hunter, Hopkins, Leake, Bayley, Pendleton,
and Seddon, among them. On the other hand, in
the Senate, we are informed that Mr.. Colquitt-the
right bower of Mr.. Calhoun-has gone over to the
"Member from Oregon" on examination Of his
public documents.
Mr. Allen brought in his resolution to-day, in re-
spect to the memory of the hero and the battle OF
New Orleans-a silent appeal for the mantle of old
Hickory to fall upon his dubious brethren of the
Senate. Next Monday, therefore, you may expect
to hear both anvils (he House and the Senate, re-
sounding with the sledge hammers forging the
bolts OF war -
"Clsng clang the massive anvils ring
Clang clang q hundred hammers swing
Like the thunderrattle Of tropic sky,
The mighty blows still multiply
The iron is hot, and our hearts arc full
With the firm resolve 10 lick John Bull"
And whether we have the means or not, is altogeih-
er a secondary question Look out for a complete
and elaborate chapter upon this subject from the
Doctor, tomorrow. We saw him at work upon il
to-day in the Library. Respectfully,
HABEAs CORPUS.
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MONEY 10 LOAN On BOND AND
MORTGAGE

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARs-To be loaned on S1n-
cumbeved, productive city propery Tor the tern Of nve
Eaasirs d MELLON ICiASE. Attorney At Law No. Is
Nassau suset WIN
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MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED
SCHNEIDER = REBHUN,
30 Crosby Street.

BALLS, PANIIES, &C.
Rich, Fashionable, and Staple Articies.
THE subscrben are daily receIvng and continually ad
ding their e1tsns.s ss:ortmsnt o. rich Scarf. cf.vss
pertainng TO wardrobe Of the fashionable geneman viii
Be extensive than that Of any other establish
and resda The subscribers long and intimate
Of their nssIs.; r. senior Ps' e, .v
line Of bssisss. n this city, Is Euar.ntss that Al arst
ps.dsd o.. not ony fol the. superiority, Of their
hnish, bat in the durability Of thsr yorkmaashig-
psnnsnss ssrnenn maasf.eured q oar EssA!li:hmsn.
eqf as The approved French pstod Hastily and
faithfully made and sshoped suit the form Of the
Qs.emsn sending their e!de by mall may Depend on having
seat With pssetsality tby EIpTssl % any part o. ne
At the old Reinstatement Of fARsELIB 4 AQATE.
d lm.rc ~ Broadway, corner Of Park Pnce.-
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CARLTON HOUSE.
One or two Families can be accommodated with suits Of
House. r. III HOD6ES. for the late firm OF
Vlw'r Benson Hodge
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Mr. Nelson has arrived in this city contempates giving
1 Coucert Of which due notice will be given o2*rc
THE ERINA BALI


been honored BY the support Of BENEVOLENT pub
sgan to place 18th day OF January
next, at Castle Garden.
but to point out to those tender years. bsre Of pa
rents entirely upon the humanity Of citizens
such hey labor they conscoas the charity
which been long dspsnes through their nstra
Ss s nave
those which have been realized by the Er9a Asso
e. az ne hs
member Of that Assocaon Organized solely for the
o.s q s.. that they have had |" ,on %
their possible has been ncrea.ed in Lncwns that
s S sa ben OF hs SsE
COMMITTEES. owing the limited accommodations which the
S. q s sy % b ss s. Sey
have secured Castle Garden where all who feel sympathy for
% 81 sop s rel. .1 % 81. e..
one be BY those who be there
@ ii who he % e e q:
BE- the pleasing duty Of the Association and Of is Committee
o Lo Ji;af1S CELEBRATED CoTILIoN. BAND. i.
engaged for the occasion The number Of tickets limited
Tickets - ADMITTING gentleman and two ladies' may be
had 81 s. A.!t: fsss
z. sHoRrELL VICE President. Oliver st.
w CoIbett, cor Roosevelt and W1. Reid. o Wsllst
5.Ss t:i!..s JANE: S S..:s; i s'Is.s
WIN, Dsnman, 70 Bayardst. " Story, II James slip;
+ G.rieI. u Cbsin.ma. K.B DAILY, ! Bro.dM.
J. McMahon, 10 franklin st. Feliy 9uin s7s sixth s.
J. Kent, "a Sixth =. 4. Kelly, lp Beyev,,
3 Wafer A.: & Maiden obs:
j. Dunn n.s cor Duane Centres, Brooilyn.
j.lo tire o'0' T.. JAMES B. NICHOLSON s. West st.
INDEPENDENT GUARD.
i take place NIBLO'S SALOON, on Monday evening,
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MIRACLES WILL NEVEK CEASE
ONE Of the Eight Wonders of the World Nelson's Mu
" sic from Solid Lumps Of Stone This singular insuu-
only composed solid Of stone after Natures
rudest form. Laid upon bundles OF struck with
heavy hammers those common stones are made e emit beau
than the chime Of silver bell Il is the
produce Of twelve toll The stone 10 from the
the Skddsw Cumberland To attempt give
description Of the musical effect Produced from this patara
instrument would fill volume It must be Seen and Heard
to be apprcc ated -
made by Mr. Nelson the Dulcmer Of Scripture. This in.
the made by Mr. Nelson would
doubtless been extinct which composed Of
three ard half crumaric octavcs admits Of an Opportunity
which the above extraordinary has av.iled himself
otbat Of PLAYING OF musc-pr0duciuy tone
inferior the psnoand from sixteen years Practice has
gained such command the said and performing
with pdty of execution that makes him creature Of him
self
Mr. Nelson has arrived in this city and contempate giving
Coucert Of which due notice will be given io1t.rc
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THOMAS PAINE,

THOMAS PAINE.
yyNHE 10TH ANNIVERSARY Of the Bifh-daY OF this
friend Of the Rights Of Man viii be sesbratsa BY the
friends OF mental liberty the 18th Ball and supper at
the COLISEUM, 80 Broadway. 80
Tickets be had the once Of the Beacon. Franklin
square Rooms Of the Free Enquirer Library Asso
cation, No. Mercer &C. on Sundays. from tosf. Nj.
jl0ltsr
i BALL Of the BRI0ADE CORNET BAND, will take
place Monday Evening" the i2h Of JAM 1875 q the APOLLO
lovu9 PIECES q nusist O!:naIs K Ms:snis,io b ca
asd,easd 70 Col Avery. fielss Ss CHAINED q
Petenchen No. sesx Grand 81 Willis 10 Elizabeth ST.
Orehsd Pssershsa Mot s.; Tho Rivs' 9 Mis:ts.
&C. Brooklyn, and ROCKWELL. Bows Theatre The door
will be under the management Of Mr. CHARLEs WRIGHT
is lNiAtFc
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MR.. WILLIAM A. KINGS
ANNUAL CONCERT

.-
ON TUEsbaRR EEHEsIsd, t j. 4 & 18Th. 1876.
80 - THE HARM0NIUM, N -
I'D ss
GUS wind lssuunsss including the Flute Ciarionstts,
Hautbes Ffs, Horn. Bourbon D'Orxus will Be performed
'as y
capable Of enabling the - awe the greatest
sioa with the sxqaiste delicaey combined with the
grandeur and snse' ola Full P o,shf.u'-
Grand Duettf for two Pianos-Msssn Timm and
Mi:: w.aoa. when ii: moon on II. m
Duet. M. King and Mia. Watson. ri. Msy..
Perform.se. on Ii: H:rmoaun-Mr Ki... &C.
compsnied on the Piano, by Mr.. Timm.... Bellini
Song-Mr Sheppard. " life In the West.n. Russell
- Souvenir dc Nsp'ss." Messu. Davis and ,
SSSnsrM. W.. w Kiss NJ: f;.. si:
psrd and Mr.. Meyer. 20 Noyts soavo."... Cosa
Grand sspseue-lss and ID movements. Piano
Forte, Mr. King; Flute. Nh, Davisi h.ut.
Mr.. DerwoTt; Violonceilo, Mr.. Walker;
Duo-Mrs King and Miss w;i.ca. 'Gii 0pp;os.
80 r,n accompanied on the Hannonium GAbussi
Sons.Mr Meyer from Lleis di Lammcmoor' po,v.,;
Grand Variation. Coscsrtan;e.vioiin aud Piano -<'''
Forte Msssrs H. Marks and XII <. Ma:
soax-Miss WATSON. eth: Mountain HON., De BssaSIsn
Performances on the HsrnopiumE y: King &C
Concert to commence at o'clock. -
celebrate ed %snuisc.ory of MT james Pir.:on
Tickets Fifty Cents to be had AZ the Music Stores and At
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MILLINERY. PERFUMIRY AND FLOWERS
!. rrvy m, ~, At !. AS ,;x ,.m.
IA. O'clock No 10 Broadway stock Of sMIiner CON
ssug of Boa9ets Arhc.l Flowers, Feathers Psrumery
Also Ergavings Drawag and the remainder Of the bsche
Tor stock Ian DC Examined Saturday. j91tsr
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WHEREAS. certain Prom.so,y Notes, sigasd pgrpor
roua of money having lately the knowledge
the Executors claims against her esta-publc notice
negotiating Of said their payment will be
tested. URIAH +. CARPENTER,
JOHN GRIFFIN,
Executors OF said Sarah Deale, deceased.
New York Jan. 7. 1896.
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NOfPER-Io casss Engish shsathinG Copper Of
~ perior quality, cspprepg complete assortment from
TO % with the greatest expressly for tins
mzrhet-for sale By
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INDEPENDENT GUARD.
gVvHE ANNUAL FETE Of the INpEPENpESr GUARD will
= take place at NlBLOS SALOON, on Mond.y evening,
Jan. u, ls46. CHARLES BROWN, Scc'y.
7fns<r
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WARRINGTON, Jan lH4b
The House was opened by prayer, ~ usual Rel oio
OF committees were In order. - =,
tsrv AFsirs reportsd tie Senate bill rs-establvh ~
the once Of second inspector general Of the "ras
Passed. -.
tonsry bills making appropriations f iorssossons, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-10

DR.. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
Dol BROADWAY-EXTRACT-
Dol cheerfuly comply with the request Of Lieutenant
Mclnosh that he invaded home in consequences
otot. deanes. and discharge. from the ssrhsf while
essiona care Of Dr Csstie Edwsrds Aurists Under thar
sk he his hearing, and has
H. McNEYIN, Surgeon to
H B. M. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS-A sure cure cure for ncipient dear
pains in and discharges from the buxxngs ngin
| ons Of these organs mis- 1m~mc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-10

CkOTON WATER
NOTICE-Those pessus taking the Croton Waaer would
IN do well call and sxamine the premium Water Filters
Ianuiac'ur:d y The ssberbsn They are 90 cc?jsrctsd
rendering ehrystaline esss! and divestng Of every
impury. They can Be attached g C5cson y.ss,RiPss
Crotou Plumbing and Water Filter Esablishnsnt No. 30
Broadway, between Waller and White ST. Dc lm-r
"A .BRXTED VEGETABLE LIQUlP HAIR DYE: %
enable psToss 70 Sys % s n: without hon.
whisksrs eyebrows, &c. to brown, black or ehsstna!
color The slightest evil nesd not be feared
fro1 its uss-it IL atogsthsr harmleas This compo:on
TO dye in an indeilibe manner the various gsdatoas u
eolo without danger and hiss justified the
liberal patronage snd unlimited confidence Of the public.
fbl:ch required, ask for boz marked Nj II brown, boz
Bewasp for Jules Hsues Vegetable
Liquid Hair Dye" ifyoa want De genuine article.
JULES III HAGEI,, 'fsf.mer and Chsniss,.
NO q South Third street, Phadelphia.
and By my sgenu 3. Jacqssnod No ans bFeadw.y; F. A.
AT!s:ls tanysus Bsss.g Nos ~ snd Isl Broadway A.
fremMns awsrded the Franklin Institute. mis- lm-re