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WASHINGTON, Feb. 70, 1916.

INSTRUMENTATION affairs, &c.
There appears to be an indsposition upon the part
Of the Senate, to act upon the large number ofnomi
nations now before it. Whatever the reason Of this
may be, it is a source of great Inconvenience, a.
well as modification, both to the nominees and the
President The latter has said that he would rather
see his appointments rejected at once, than have
them lie over as they have, for long time, after
being sent in 1t is time that action should be had
upon them. If the nomination OF the Boston COL
ector and that Of the Navy Agent, be not taken up
soon, the additional vote OF the Texas Senators,
who are expected here shortly, may turn the tide
against their confirmation. Much feeling OF hostl-
lily is aloat among the Southern members against
both those gentlemen, on account OF their peculiar
opinions upon slavery, and the.annesxanon OF new
the Postmaster General, against appointing q gen.
teman Postmaster OF small towp OF Massachu.
sets, because OF his being Catholic, has arrayed
inc Senate How very foolish it is for men in Office
TO allow their religious prejudicee to govern their
conduct, in either the private or public walks Of
life
Boston, who was confirmed some days ago, has
been rc-consdered, and stands now, like his COL
league in office, the collector, in statue gw0 My
impression is, that neither Of these gentlemen can
be confirmed.
The Indian bureau, which is under the contro Of
the Secretary Of War, has been for a number OF
years the object Of great dstrust and suspicion. 50
tar as II regards the Distribution OF Indian scrip Tor
land settlements. II is rumored that men holding
high positions in public life, have been closely con
nected with all the plans effected tor aeatheTng
their nests out OF this species OF traffic. Inc
treaty Of Rollins Greek alone. has produced
more suffering and distress among the poor
Indians, than any other measure ever adopted
By Congress to carry out it's benignant designs IN
favor Of that unfortunate people, 10 ,S Ssnafss jar
~ r. for defeating many of the frauds contempla-
ted under the provisions Of that treaty. At the last
session OF Congress. The advocates OF the act Of
August. 1892, authorizing the issue Of scrip to the
Indians. TO enter lands in the States Of Mississippi,
Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansas, were, at the
time allude to- in Congress, and hoped, by It's oPc
ration to acquire nearly all Of those lands from me
Indians, for mere trife. Ia this they were naPpy
defeated by the timely and successful action OF inc
Senator above named .u .Ln,...
Another case Of this kind was the bill o. tne last
session Of Congress- authorisng me On'ca .cs ,,hs
dams to trv the validity Of their claims again. ,'i,o
United States, in the courts Of this dstnci, O. ~
other words, authorizing t'em " S'' '"s'' '''"'
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l59 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
public Tor the very liberal patronage extended him
SINCE the opening OF his Store in New ork Prem sng that
In feriumery the maxim should prevail either the best
none ne earnestly solicits moments he fol-
the best whether the competition be foreign Amer
can lst lie uneqraed Paris 10 hav
ING Tor many Director OF the Laboratory Of Ian
ger feIe ct E Tor hall century the first house tins line
~ Europe 2nd Since the first exhibition past OF
New York. Boston aud Philadelphia the First Premium
all competitors, and at the last exhibition New York, he
vas honored with the Gold Medal before awarded TO
Peumery sd His Perfrmery has banishsd the imported
whenever i has come fairly into eomretitiop This is en-
not be soi His Perf1mery is, in fact the foreign,
both its quality and mode Of fabrication, with the
addition Of excellence which the foreign
namely freshness and advantage Of these articles OF
His prices from to so lower Ia ne the
scrber educated the best foreign schools imported with
him the and SIX II Of his offers the
OIL laboratory equal the best imported aud
prices He therefore, fattes himself his preparations
must OF necessity supercede the imported with those
who are unreasonable prefer articles merely
they are foreign and have been subjected the influence Of
sea voyage: 10 conclude, the subscriber always
hand perfect Of the best foreign prmery and
offers ats opportunity Of comparing the and
according to the Judgment preference Of he in
dvidua.
The subscriber respectfully socits all from those
who wish to purchase that which genuine he
being represented TO the purchaser He particularly
the attention Of wholesale and retail dealers his very
pete assortment which he Offers them from
80 per cent cheaper than they bay elseyheIso
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet soaps
$50 1m*T Prrfumerv. Sc.
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M HOlTIcK

DR.. HOlLlCk
DEG5 TO ANNOUNCE that his series Of Lectures
ID the Philosophy ard PHYSIOLOGY of MARRIAGE, will
TU tSDAY, February a. AID be completed on
the following days. at the Museum Lecture Room,
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
At7s NJ Doors open Single Lecture, 80 cents; tick
for three 81. Each Lecture complete by itself.
FOR LADIES ONLY,
At "a NJ Doors OPEN ats Single Lecture, % cents; tick
cts for three, 50 cent?. 49, 80
The illustrations will consist of the sixteen full sire, life
like Models OF the Male and Female systems and Infant De
ngs Of every &c., with Diagrams and natural prepare
-
These Lectures entirely will embrace the important
results of Dr. Holrk recent experience with much
formations in addition the Of the former Lee
lures. the Origin Of Life"
On FRIDAY. the 27th will be given an EXTRA LECTURE
kLEcTRoPATHy with all the other modes OF cure
u by tie Models and BY Galvanc Batteries This
Lecture sill be free those thai have tickets, :, Others 20
Each Of the audience will be presented this evening
with eng aving q the Human Structure full size and color
ed that they can follow the Lecturers description and study
themselves.
NJ Dr. HollicL's Book the Origin Of Life, with ten
eoored plates be lad the Lecture Room, OF Dr. H.,
price ST. the only complete work on the Reproductive Fune-
lions.
Saudersons Hotel Philadelphia Feb 18Th 1876 f23 Otis
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GREAT MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE.
IN TUESDAY EVENING General Meeting Of our ctl-
be held the Broadway Tabernace the sub
isst Of Caps Punishment Charles Bprlegh one Of the
the Death Penalty in country aud the Rev II Cha
pin the eloquent DIVINE wi address the meeting. The Hon.
VIM. T. McCoun, assisted by Of influential
Izens will preside the occasion Parks Goodwin, Horace
Greeley and Others will slso "a Ike IN the
Sets will be reserved for Ladies Admission free.
Tbs chair will be taken at o'clock precisely
xrIcSa In
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weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city End county New York. 18th day Of
80 February to the 2ist day Of Feb, 1876.
80 Men: IS Women 40 BOYS 81 Girls-Total l62.

DISEASES.
Abscess Apopexy, 2; Bronchitis 4; Cancer, q Casu
alties q Collie Consumption, 81 Commissions ii; Group
q Coastpsqs i Cya1osi, Chicken peck i Debility
Dr9psy the chest q Drowned /; Dysentery q Epilepsy
!; Eysipelas Eruption Il Eclampsia, I; Fever Fever
plus Fever consestye Heart disease Of 3; Hip Di-
oopipg cough Inflammation of bain Ii lnfiau.
of bowels s; Inflammation Of chest /; Inflammation
q lungs, III Inflammation of stomachl Inflammation Of
Modification. l; Old age, Palsy /; Premature BIRTH Il
Scrofala i Small g. Spinal disease, Suicide, SUI
focation, 1; Teething, 1: Tetanus, l..
ASe-Dndsr yea a. Ito syssu Io to s. Il; to 70.
6oto TO- 81 70 toW, !; to o. Q; 80 to ioo Il unknown
0''e CORNELIUS b. ARCHER. Civ in.p se
City Inspectors once, Feb q, 1876.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE. PHILADELPHIA

- THE undersigned about retiring from the business,
E ors for sale has in this and we'll arranged
Hotel; Il preferred by the purchaser the whole
oishnent be had moderate It's ocstonts cha
acterits comfos-wth its ell established custom
OBJ cs woithy the of those disposed embk
the bpsin Apply TO I'M SANDEHSON.
Philadeiphis Feb. %. 1876 f2i 3t'mc
HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE
AA A PLEASANT ccgntIy seat ia the village Of M.d
walk OF the beautiful residence of VIM Gibbons, ESQ.,
pes about rs miles from New York
seq Rairosd Said place contains about which
Go schools and churches the immediate vicinity The
premises located commanding position, overlooking
the whole villages md Of the desirable locations
the rlace, being thin walk Of the altoad
pot which it for person doing
the city, who de- the For particulars
enquire, or address to the subscriber:
L. T. THOMPSON
f2t lm.rc Morristowa. N. j.
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
THE Annual Bail Of Lo HANS New York Brass Band will
!, take place at the Apollo Saloon, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING 25h inst During the evening the Band will APP
pear in full uniform. and perform the following pieces
* Bssi, solo. arranged expressly for Nj. Joseph
osish ,r. m..cn,.d /, heBad by s. Knes
hei y = .........,. .Kneebel
Flsornnds he direction Of Richard white Esq fai atissc
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WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1916.
The important foreign news brought by the CAM
bria is still an interesting subject OF debate in al
circles. twill have an important effect on the di
rection OF events this metropolis; but it is diff
cult as yet, to tell what that may be. The present
state of parties, measures, principles, more COM
picated than ever. We are certainly in a new and
important crisis in the affairs OF the country-at a
ng-point-where, if we go to the left, war
may be the consequence il we 60 to the
right, peace, prosperity, civilization, may fol-
low for ages to come. The news, both in
reference to the Oregon question in England,
and, also, in relation to our commercial af-
fairs, has produced deep sensation amongst all
parties. During the week that now approaches,
some singular debates will undoubtedly take place.
giving the impression Of the minds Of our public men
here, as to the character of the intelligence and,
also, upon the speech Of the Queen Of England, the
have taken pace IN the Chamber Of Deputies in
France.
Parties here, in reference to impending measures,
the committee of custom house officers, who
have been collected here by Mr.. Walker, and
acting as a board oil trade, will make their
final report to the House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
new tariff BILL according to the best estimates,
the imports for the year 1867, will be equal to
Sl2l, 000, 000-yelding revenue Of &25, 40 O0O.-
1t is now calculated that the average duty according
to the new tariff bill, will be 49, pei cent, being
something less than that OF the compromise act
passed in 1892, under the auspices Of Mr. Clay.
The new British tariff BILL which has been at
present proposed, will be even more reduced than
ours for, according to the average, the new bill
will not amount to more than ten per cent. In q
short time desperate struggle may be expected in
relation to this tariff bill, Oregon, and other mea-
sures. Great events, and singular debates are
preparing.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED,
GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
~ all kinds of superuons effects they wish dispose Of
such ea Ladies and Gentlemens Wearing Apparel Fire
AIMS Furniture &c Gentlemen leaving returning the
city Will ind TO their advantage send for the subscriber
who pledges himself to give fair price for all articles offered
N. B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly
tended to L. LEVENSTYN,
lms AceQ
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BOWERY AEIPHITEIEATKE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bo,rery. Rockwell 8. Stone, Managers.
Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday Eve
nings, Feb. 23d, Gath, 33th,
The performance will commence with the
COsSACK JUBILEE.
The Tyroean Band aud Ethiopian Melcdsts
After which, the Crusaders Glory or The Battle Of the
Lists
Mr.. Harrington and Son, the admired Acrobats.
The Sailor at Sea, by Mr. Thomas Moseley.
LEVI NORTH, the Apollo Of the American Arena, IN
principal act. -
n To conclude with the ETAIOPlA AN HARMONlSTS
Boxes, Is Pit ia Open at s-conmenSe at
O'clock f224tr
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S. BASSETT FRENCH.

S. BASSETT FRENCH,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, attends all the court. held in
office Man heser VginaRefes to- His Excellency James
McDowe Governor Of Virginia; His Excellency John f.
,oTnsy 9essai 81 Hon Sidney Barter Attorney Gene
+ 2 Scott Speaker ofthe Senate Of Val Hou G. Dromg ,oe
Nj G., Val Hon James A. Seldom, NJ c., Va; Hon. Ge, W.
York.
NBMr Hud;on will take charge of any papers int nded
d20 sfaw 3m*r
COAL-l am delivering from my yard, OF King and
Greenwich streets the real Peach Orchard Red Ash at
these low prices for cash only Egg and Broken large
Nut and Stove mixed $5 &c. Buyer; positively depend
j3 2meod*r PETER CLINTON.
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WUcIO.
MIR. GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
lvA Friends and the Pablo, that he prepared give In
struction the PlANO FORTE at his residence - CHRIS
the residence ef his pupils Terms
made known on application. fi3 imsnc
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FIT S! FITS!

VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An nfallible rene
dy for Epilepc Fits Falling Sickness Commissions,
&c-Ths medicine. which is purely vegetable, is the ony
remedy that has been discovered which will positively
this hitherto invunerabe disease IL is well known,
from time immemora physicians have pronounced Epepte
Fts ncurable IL has baled all skill. and boasttd
power OF all medic and consequently have u
iersd through miserable end their
lives the at.r OF insanity This is ction, the
erai feelings Of nnumerable hearts will bear testimony
And with all difference the opinions OF physicians he
s,rned and great wesay positively, Epilepsy be cured
dnced by IT, Il can be cured The Vegetable hxc i. al
powerful "a curing this dread scouge OF the bumaa family
hundreds have been cured and the certcses Of
De seen tnc principal ONCE 1884 Grand street. New York.
where the smctsd call and have their
snd advce gwen free Of charge Let those who doubt
ns sm9sey q The Vegetable Extract who think their
lei snch call upon the following have
either been cured, or are now using the medicine.
Mrs Jane Bennett whose afcted for sight
years with Epsc FITS wa. cured BY using the Vegetable
Mr. Jacob Petty who wa. afflicted fSr four with Ep
and him 4, ~ Delaney street Mrs Eleanor w XII twas
using the Vegetable exIaet-csi and see her at yohye.
with Eplept,e Fits, !, nov using the Vegetable Esct
other. may be called on desired Price 81 per bottle
and corrupt humors and purifying the bleed Pnce Is
per box. DIS. 1VANS X HAkI, Proprietorx.
H. Principal Office 1874 Grand New York. FIG imfn
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HOWE'S CIRCUS,
AT. PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Reduction Of prcesBoxes first and second tiers Is cents
Children under 10 years, lea eensPvate Boxes % cents
Tuesday Evening, February gath,
Will be gwen full Dress cavslcade the
COURT AND CAMP OF QUEEN kLlZABETH
Led by Mrs Cole the British Queen and Mr. NJ B. Tur-
Lei
MADAME MACARTE, the First Equestrian of the Age,
will dsp variety onew in her brilliant Scene Of
Equitation fully developing the Poetry Of Riding
A laughable Scene Of RoTsemanssip, by N d. Turner.
shpwrecked Sailor Boy, by Master w. Nixon.
Clown, Dan Rice - - 49,
Great principal Of Horsemnnship by Mr. VIM. Nichols
7 he Studio of Raphael. by the Brothers Aymar -
Elegant Alemsnde two horses ty Mr. Turner and Mrs.
Nixon Feais OF PestuTnK by Mr. Nixon and Son
Conortons by Mr. Cole, and the performance Of his saga
cious Dog
CUPID IN The SCOT BAG.
u Extra performance every "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon.
Doors OPEN 7. performance at halfpast7
o'clock.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES

ARTIFICIAL EYES,
M ADE End invented by DR.. J. GRAY, No. 11s Bower,
1 N. the only mandatory Of the Human Artificial
Eye the United States Any person that wishes to be well
suited should swsys apply 70 tbs maker who has been IN The
e1 forty yssfs. 49,. VIGr
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.


THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
L completed their Works. ready orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL almost
expense the Of the Works which would tend, in
the least degree to the Improvement of the Lead having
svoed themselves Of modern improvement for thar
purpose. -
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold in market that by far the proportion
sold such has becr aud still greatly with
Barytcs article of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead and in itself possessing virtue of any
whatever being, when mixed with oil almost trans
parent and in fact hlvag nothing but specitc weight TO
recommend it, the Tusrces OF the Atlantic White Lead Com
pny have passed unanimously the oowing resolution,
Resolved, That in view of manufacturing only prime
article, the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality of White Lead both Dry and Ground in O that
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from
aduerston whatever which the Company will
such 10 all who msy purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be well ASSURED that de-
pendence be placed the pnrty OF pound Of White
Lead and sold by the Company which
will only tend the durability Of the Paint but
will pc found much economical IN its IN the
most description Of painting, owing 20 the body
quality Possesses thereby far better nsh
with than the aduerated White Faint would with
three, Of which every painter will bear witness.
The Company also uctue Red Lead and Lhafge, and
hav. for sale Of Pants Ground OIL yerdgrs
Brunswick Green &C. &c
Having appointed general Agents for the Company all
POLLEN < COLGATE
n 2m.r Isl Pearl street, corner Of ekman street.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Penn x,Js.o rin dtexue IV0xhin ofos, r,S,, N n

le5UsyUuHu <lptyue, tIudttuSIOU CttV.D. Z.
THE PRoPRiETORs Of this new large and modern built
establishment respectfully tender their thanks the pub
lie for the liberal support they have given anti
cipate increasing popularity from the s OF the under
signed the public accommodation The house is stustc on
the on the promenade side between Third and Four
Capitol capable of accommodating hundred
In all It's parts has recently undergone
for the winters The paors ladies'
have been elegantly fumishedhe ladies' ordinary taseiay
rehed; indeed in division of the house the primary
IA; been e adapt 70 the comfort
by day and night the Union Our train of arr
polite active, obeden and well disciplined Briefly con-
h.enty challenge the judgment of public
the traveller. ~ "
Charges heretofore 81 so per day Permanent boarders
times. TYLER & CH~
cypress will please copy every other day for three
weeks nnes end bill to TYLER Birch. ms 3m eodsrc
ID. w. STONE,
attorney at La,c, Raleigh, ~ C.
ILL attend to the collection Of any claims that may be
w entrusted TO his care. Refer to
Messrs Woochnll Y Mintum New York.
Bryan Maitland,
L. Myers x Co.
49,. A. Nj. Trcdwell, Esq. .
d28 Staw3m*r
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CHEAPEST IND BEST ms TRUCTION IN
WRITING.
ACADEMY 100 B5opsdssgg opposite John street.


ACADEMY 100 gB5iFsaassffy 1 SEGs;s J'A" street.
Superior and Elegant Commercial System of WRITING
WILL continue e Dc his stay New Yo.i)
nns in Twelve Lessons, for the small charge OF
Mr. Bn.row Finishing 0Shn FIVE Wst 5os Ma.,,
RASrEEs ALL old Young to impart sEAurrruI FREE
EXPEDITIONS and style Penmanship no matter
hIS ~ f Eo Il s s 6NLY
,s*BooK KEEPING and SHORT HAND taught Thoroughly.
ed. 81 stawln1rc
RENTLEYs PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOILER.
ms boiler + the inyention Of Mr. Charles w Bentley,
from The United states 1t similar the Loec-
the ee. il the oa Of II b.S v
compact require NJ brick work setting them, use but little
to convey the crotOa water and stoys
pipe for the chimney They can be removed from place
supplied ali parts Of the hou,e "''e' not WAFER
BY the OF this boiler the expensive kettle can be dis
wh hsp pipes from the boiler can be conveyed
large Hotels. and Public is:tu,ions Goilesss e Aim.
osia hS III hssa *,
Cotton and Wooeq Dysrs Morocco Dresser Soap Boilers,
E Ea;1sn., PS.s Cotton and Wpssa M Warning
faction They have be for time successful opera
!s1 ihs s' f9E sss ass: H
lonS y Baths Chatham iirsst Pgsol.' Dye House
House Gey Beef and Pork Packer West stree,
ana IN many private houses, manufactures, &C., Sc.
workmanship boiler suffered to go The hands Of the
without having been thoroughly tested
are not liable 10 get out Of order my
co T1hsy f.. sale vsrysg from ssa 500
la0n to them can be s1ssd on 9 ;PYsSoS M. to
Between Rivnson and Stanton streets. New York
Computations for Force and Green can he left at
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FOUN TAIN HOTEL,
GHT' STREET. Y.3TTfuORC

THE PROPRlETORS Of this Establishment, long known
L a. BGLTZnOOVERS, return their grateful thanks TO
the public for the liberal bestowed the house
since has been unser their and beg leave u that
d termiae il possible, to fuue succrsshey have
added to their former spacious building beautiful
ant airy three story wing containing about thirty lodging
more commodous and gives the House one bundled and City
The whole has undergone thorough
sion 10 painting paperng fushing SC. The BArHac d.
ample botn for Ladies and Gentlemen ,ud will
be conducted the European PLAN the superior for
tort and despatch The extensive thus made
Of the public eplee with every thing
calculated TO render attractive aud comfortable including
the unng and assiduous alton vistes
part Of all conr ected with 1T
Terms-Ge 4tlemens Ordinary 81 IS day Ladies' Ord
narv 81 50 per day. DIX FOGG.
f23 2tw4w Proprietors.
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PARK THEATRE.

MISS CHARLOTTE BARNES. Mr. G. vANDENHOF
MR. SANDS AND HIS TALENTED CHILDREN.
Tuesday Evening February n,
Will be perfnrmed the comedy Of
THE SCHOOL FOR sCANDAL.
After which, ,.
MIR. SANDS AND HIS TALENTED CHILDREN.
will exhibit their =
- GREAT GFMN.4STIC EXERCISES! =,
To conclude with, LIST time IN Amerca new VAUDEVILLE
entitled the
ANGEL IN The ATTIC!
Michael Tsbater. M y. AnaIew.'
rrIce oil Acmss.oa--Boxss, -; fi % ceAts 1sncfy
IS cents
Door op.n 81 o'clock ass tbs Curtain viii precisely
q O'Clock.