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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

~ Quilted Brothers of Temperance, Associa
ton No 1.-The Brothers C this Association are notified
that the election OF Representatives 10 the Stale Assembly
will take place "Wednesday evening reN-snd they are
requested 10 attend, one and all
Tao, WooD Re- Sec Oh .rN
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rS- As the Ninn Spring is To a Watch, 50 Is a
hes,hy condition OF the lungs The entire system o! maj
when the lungs become in ~ unhealthy STATE from
cough cold the only way bring them back 10 eoadi-
ZION os soundneS is 20 use remedy that VIII cleanse them
Of all impure matte. HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP of
RoARH ouNDw BE ound trial 10 he Of tie greatest
importance for Cleansing and healing the lungs and curing
coughs colds, asthma, bronchitis whooping cough Group
ami all the his thai arise from neglected colds.
Price 50 cents per bottle. or SIX bottles for s. n
For sale wholesale and retail by n E. D. Sands cor
OF Fulton and William also Tor By D. Sands Co
East Brcadvay Il. johnson Broadway and
Chambers.s, j. < l. Coddingtcn corner Of Hudson and
Spring E. NJ Guor, corner Of soyvery and Gfaad-s;
ana 81 Walkers, Sweeiser, Us Greenweh-st ami
OF Broadway and Howard-si.
CAUTIoN-BEwASr of ssuSious tuiaaisAs and sisays
ask for HANCE'S SYRUP, snd take other. es7
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Holm PETER TuNDER.-J8np-ue Heio,t Rrsete
y cr Gf aarn we'd Do1eni Frederckshad Norge a.. hen
des Boe tgil under Skle behandline Da SkibscApsin
oian Peter Toader der opgyen som en- al hendes
ger o. for Here Aar sided for od Frederckstad mulsen
ouhoirr seu de for eucde Nor Amefc auske Sbicr
derreti- han saa fad hcryed D6dsadey med optprd
reng ON lllJemrre sit ophodsled for vedsommrnde
Amin rrIr ( frdrrc sunni.
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a RooN d GEMS ZOE THE YOUNG.
THE RICHMOND TRAGEDY.

~ The trade win be furnished on lie most liberal
-nl.. d. WOOpWORTH Pubiishcr.
% I-pOd- Clinton Hall
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yI1O CITY WEAYERS-Al large lot u No SoGih-
err Yarn best quality Twist ard No Eilns, snenc-
I'd expressly Tor veayss VIII be sold ow ais AID - Ce
dar-s ap sla;Ts. Fsilsderh1 weavers VII mo y "oll-
rnm,Tsng 10 bales T \. UNpERHILL-
- Is sd y Cecar-S,-
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Esrthcnvare, China, and Glass.

TNHoS. PURsELL has just imported per ships Liberty
l. and Ohio from Liverpool, and other sources, eighty
four packages OF the above articles amongst which
French, English India Bluestone, w. G.. and
dinner, desert, tea coffee, and toilet
Rich god-band white and figured China tea SETS pieces
detached
Cut and plain hall lamps
Solar, side, Liverpool and stand lamps and wicks
Lampglasses, grandoles sc.
Ivory handle and other knives and forks in sets of y-
one pairs, separate
Real silver and imitation table, tea, and dessert spoons
Plated and German silver casters
Brass aud plated candesticks
Plated cake baskets, walters, in detached
English and American tea and coffee
Coffee higgins and urns
Looking glasses, shovel and tongs &C.
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail, very
low prices for cash.
First quality and Britannia ware at the factory
prices
An extensive and good of common ware suit
able for retail groceries.
The subscriber socts call from his friends and the pub
c generally at his store opposite Browns Hotel Pennsy
snia avenue assuring them that he undetermined sell as
cheap rs the very cheapest for cash.
THOS. PURSELL.
Nov l6-MThSS1w
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MARTINS Improved Boe-HOuse Palaco.-VHrw1n
Nl Honey improvement is ornamental np-
pendage to the yard parterre, model of which, with
the most beautiful specimens of virgin honey in hives
lts best Recommendations may be in the hall Of the
National Gallery, the Patent Office. II gFf
The patenee in unparalleled short time has sold his
right in every State of the Union, Texas the Rio
Crande. lI9
The subscriber has already sold extensively the right in
many Of the States has just sold to gentleman Of New
York city the right for New Jersey except three
previously sold by Mr. Martin; and offers for sale the
right in this District or the counties separately ndvidn
al shops rights manufacture given number have
also for sale the right for the States Of Delaware Louisiana
Arkansas and Mississippi except six counties have pre-
vousy sold and also portions Of the States Of Tennessee
Alabama, and Georgia 4s t gEgSE1 l3taaiA .1kf8s.
Persons wishing visit any of these States to make
money by doing good mankind will do well to purchase
some Of the above named territory Of the subscriber
at the United States Hotel sg II ttr
Dec 19-atFMWST* GEORGE CALVERT
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY NIGHT DECEMBER 49, 1916

iedeliss opposed but let them go on, only the
papers
Our newly-elected federal governor is in a guam
dary already He IS, il is positively asserted pledged
II he does he brings down upon his head the curses and
anahemas OF the whole federal press and il he does not
do IL the anti-renters will him in pieces forthwith
and revolving pistols OF the latter more than the curses
OF the former and his Stae-prson birds may soon be
heard preaching and practising antrentsm again in the
besides being claw and order men LEDYARD.
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An Alabama Legislator. h.#
a correspondent of the Montgomery Journal tells the
following good anecdote of "Fat George, the member
from Henry" connected with his first visit to Mobile
Col D had persuaded George to go with him to
Mobile, where the 'member from Henry for the first
time sights calculated TO excite emotions of won
der in the unsophisticated mind
They stopped at the "Waverey" and on the day after
their arrival the colonel inquired as to the state Of
Georges general health, and especially to how he had
rested the previous night
"Tollable Bob, leayin' out chunk Of scare got
last night replied George.
g As how !" asked Bob.
Why, you'll take notice. said George, 'the room the
barkeePer allotted for me to have, took particular
and brass lock handleand wouldn't look at no other,
for fearl might get 'em mixed in my head Now about
~ o'clock come home, with about half grown hum
top Of them twistin steps was my own identical door,
with the brown paint and light sreaks, and basslock
handle all right Goodp says l. and in busted! Walks
up to bed does, and thar finds OF your long legged
black whskered town fellers fast asleep Takes him
by the whiskers with both hands, and him up the
bed in si t position and gives him small exhora;
didn't want to do that for was patent doube-evol-
vim steam mule, and once set in motion, stops till
'sThe feller" continued George 'got up very humble
like and travelled to the cheer whar his drygoods was,
and sauntered round the lookin at the pictures
and sudyn' the chances of gittn another cock
tail before umn in After while begins to hurry the
feller-says draw them moccasin- skins of yourn
and eape, and with that turned round to give him
mai grln--0ut, bOOE'
"What, Georgen .-a# .s ....- rE n. 20
Guess what he was doin'." -.a5sF
"Don't know" .-.... .. .ara sE
"Why, just as true prcachn', he was maxim right
at with the most unsatisfactory lookin' bowie
knife in his hand you every I'll go to grass il he
wasn't LETS go liquor"
you" @ ~
"Why, nothin' particuar-only worked the thing till
got him from between me and the door, and then
"What |" ~
"Then left"
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CIR. CHARLEs HOTEL-Nv friends i,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-My friends in the temperance
- having of late called public attention to the supe
riority Of the S Charles other hotels have found
necessary enlarge and reoganzo the de-
parnent Having made extensive arrangements for an
tcrapin &c. have engaged experienced cook and
walters exclusively for this branch Of business and
cured the services of additional barkeeper. Grateful
for past avor hope, with this arrangement,
the wants of my patrons, and merit q continuance.
~ b. Having leased the entire upper part pf the hotel,
consisting thirty forty rooms prepared receive
permanent boarders by the day, week, month";
or year The ordinary table will be supplied with the best
The market affords. limited number of persons will be
taken for meals only at very low prices. -...
G, ]. MAC LELLAN.
st. Charles Hotel, October 9Th.
h-end3m
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TO SUB CRIBERs.

Ths on win be sa,ssd upon books lbs
payment Of the subsc rption be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may money BY postage
Will be paid BY u.s. and ali Ak by ourselves h
sale transmissionL
Ths COUNTRY PAPER 10 Published triwsskly during
sions Of Congress and semi weekly during
subscribers win be neuSsd days advance ofhs time when
their subscriptions will expire.
subscriptions be ssesivsd
proportional 70 the above rates ..It.
postssters eerhcste Of
tons or advertisement. sin hs susesnt receipt therefor The
notes Of any specie paying bank will be resolved ts
authorized agents.
ing i've yearly subscribers with money shss
the Daily, SeMi WeAi Weekly will snted
same edition as they may furnish US subscribers for
fsrss -. - ~ ttf'F'''A
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and is richly deserving Of all the praise which has been
bestowed upon IL hope that every member of Con-
sress wal avail himself OF this valuable production on
the whale fishery, confident hat rich reward is in store
both IN entertainment and instruction for all those who
give II perusal.
REPARD THE SAXON.
WAsmHGroScTY, Dec. "a, Isl6
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GEORGE CALVERT.
Mrs. Bctt.'s Supporters.

THESE invaluable supporters for sale by McClery e.
Clements druggists, corner OF l4t street and Pennsy
vana avenue, of whom the genuine only be obtained
The value Of this instrument is well known the med
cal faculty and ladies to require heightened statements
they have been in many years, aordng the greatest
relief and comfort Testimonials and books gratis be
obtained above from of the eminent physi
common, SO.
CAuTIoN.Be sure that each instrument contains
directions, with her signature, other Renu-
inc Mrs. SARAH BELTS,
Dec 4-eQdlm III Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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- OGERss Superior Knives, Ssc--W. Fischer import
~ e. Of fancy stationery, &c has recently received per
ship Independence direct from the celebrated
rers Messs. Joseph RogesN Sons extensive assortment
Of their knives of B. and blades in pearl and stay
handles large portion of which their very best fur
bladed knives, well known the Congress pattern. AL
good assortmentof their best mathematical Instruments
razos and rops, of various patterns which nre an.
peror any others in the country An may be had Al Sta
TONERS Hall, wholesale and retail
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". S. BERREAL 8 '. 5. RURR, .sueilenssr,

2g7 Market ST., Ah door beiouo s, north sde Philadelphia
EXECUTORS sale Of the estate of the late Isaiah Luz
T. kens, deceased, comprising his valuable nven-
ons-clocEs, quadants, sextants cabinet of minerals
chemicals philosophical apparatus airgns, chonometer
engines turning-lathes, &c.
This sale win embrace all the personal property of this
eminent mechanic. -
The sale will Monday, January 4th, ISl7
10 O'Clock, and continue from day to-day until finish
ed at his late residence, northwest of Eighth
Market streets, up stairs
In this sale may be found several clocks expressly adapt
ed public purposes, cabinet of minerals and fact
almost everything of and curious nature, which
invite the attention OF corporations universities and
persons fond OF rare, curious and useful articles.
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CPLENDID bargains at Private sals.-Now,s the time

CPLENDID bargains at Private sale.-Now's the time
- for widows, orphans and Old Hunkers--For saIe---A
double brick house. new with the lot upon which stands
containing 6375 square feet of ground oath north
Pennsylvania avenue, for song To capital
st this property is of the best investments offered
in the city Of Washington. 1t ON the street lead
ing the United States Observatory, and win double its
value in year. ssIf
Also 100 acres Of land in Tshemngo county, Mssissp-
pi taxes paid for 1886 81
Also, 1888 Of good land in Ohio county Virginia,
taxes paid for ls45. - $500
Also, in the city of Alexandria, to resume its
ancient splendo and importance, quarter squares of
groundeach lot containing Fl 800 feet, making total of
$1,000 feet There is house and well each lot One
lot Is at the of Duke and Henry Streets and the other
at the of Prince and Fayete streets The tenement
one lot rents for $50 per The other requires re-
pairs The property is assessed at $2S0O-subect to
IL building lots Is feet by 100. STF7T-,
To immediate purchaser, for cash or good paper an
extraordinary chance for speculation is presented.
Apply to JESSE e. DOW,
. Box 107, Post Office, Washington
Dec 17-eodIw f = sfI . -T-H5
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Dung Men. Ban for the RsiIsr OF Ireland.

PURSUANT to n resolution passed a public meeting
held on Monday, the 2ls instant, the eommitiee APP
pointed by thar meeting carry OUT the object for which
convened respectfully ranounec the eitizas of is
nsr list aba ssI DC ei.en Tuesday evening Janu-
y 1sH at Odd Fellows Saloon the funds arising from
which to be appropriated TO the relief of the suffering
poor of Ireland.
Tickets 81 be had the primo pal drug stores hotels
from ofhe managers committee and at the door on
the evening OF the ball
The following gentlemen have been selected as
Managers.
Col w. w. seaton DR.. w. Gunton
B. Il. French Walter Lenox
George Sweeuy Gregory Ennis
$. s. Coleman w. b Magruder
Peter Brady W. T.. Robinson
James M Carlisle Charles s. Walaoh
Jourlan w. Maury Hudson Taylor
John I. Towers Or. Il. s. Walsh
John X. Queen Nicholas Callan
NJ. Delany DIR. Cornelius Boyle
Marshall Brown Thomas Really
g u. Boannan Francis Mohun
A. E. Perry p. III. Hooe
J. I. Ryon Isaac Hall
Charles Me Nance Thomas Cation
Columbus Drew w. A. Flaheny.
Mathew Mcleod,
7. o'Neal, Georgetown.
]. O'Reilly,
Executive COMMITTEE ....
Hugh b. Sweeny James w. Sheahan
+. McNerhany J. E. Thompson
J. F. Ennis John 8 Byrne
j. McDemott w. A. Kennedy
w. II. Narrower. NJ.
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he had in his Of the Pennsylvania copper
stock but II il is presumed il was given 10 him BY
the real owner 10 escape the risks Of axsessmens tt
ts limited that he should hold for in prices
The vocferous admiration OF the plays, manifested II
the Boston Theatre by" Titus A. Peep, during Fonesrs
Mons obtained at Fenno's' and the "Od Drury Sa-
looms" in the neighborhood Forrest is now satisfied
that the disturbance piece OF mrhuness quite ex.
cusabe in such SPIRITED Young men,
We regret to say that :" Titus A. Peep" has bean
known to commit ndiscretions in the course Of
his public career such disturbing the peace about
"couple o'clock" in the morning smashing street
amps-assautng Misunderstanding OF door
plates, knockers, and small signs-boarding, &c. But
for Titus A. Peep is remarkable man. He never gets
tired, he is never sleepy, ready 10 go home he
stays TIL the last dance over the last light is extn
guished and the last foosep heard in the street; and
he may often be after that endeayorng TO get into
argument with watchmzn Where lodges
body knows--not even his washerwoman. He always
carries his linen TO the aundress himself, and brngsit
way-neyer sends He is afraid there will be mistake
IN the counting OF the pieces. gt
Such is brief outline Of the personal aspect habils.
and characteristics OF that famous abou-town, Ti
tus A. Peep" tIrl
p S. The last we heard of Mr. Peep. he was engaged
sending the following communication over the wines
OF the magnetic telegraph New York. on the arrival f
the Caledonia. We give it verbatim:
Brass - Gin the face. st
Lead-99-write instead of tin .fss
H. Bug and--cut the wires.
Lead-54 40--and rising. 10
Pockets-ol and to let
We do not pretend TO understand the meaning of these
cabaiste words, but we presume they mean as much.
and are quite correct others that have gone
over the wires.-Bosfon Duly Mail a7.f
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MFR. F. c. Liable respectfully informs his pupils and
Nl the ladies' and gentlemen of Washington and George
town. that his first Of tuition dancing w@ltxing
&c., will commence Tuesday, November Sd, his resi-
dence Pennsylvania Days of Enthusiastically
Thursday and Saturday from o'clock p. O'Clock
m, for young ladies'; from to p. m for young mas
ters and from TO p for gentlemen. 80
Mr.. f. G. L. viii give instruction in every description OF
fashionable dances and taught in the most cor
rect and graceful style.
~ b. For TERMS other information apply at his resi-
dence, Pennsylvania avenue gI5
Oct 16-2aw3m
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A handsome residence for a gentleman.

ITO LET, and possession given Immediately that spa
cous brick house and premises, the residence Of the
late Robert cwal esq., consisting of four large dry, lofty
cellars handsome entrance, four spacious dining drawing
and setting oooms with four equally spacious
the same, and four large garre with store roo kchen
servants room, Office and chambers the samc all
recently painted carage-house stable, hay-oh, garden
water and requisite for large family standing
single the highest part of Capitol Hill, and within
hundred and fifty yards of the northeast of the Capt.
tol gardens Inquire offs Scott the adjoining premises
Nov 25-law3w* r. NJ. ~.
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rYPE PRINTING MATERIALS MANUFACTURED Al
cONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO
TYPE FOUNDRY

coyNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO.
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Coraa IF Nassau and dan streets, Ne,o York.
TtAN DO had eighteen per deduction from old
l. priees.--Th undersigned respectfully inform the old
patrons Of the TYPE and stereotype foundry formerly known
James Conners, and more recently as Conner Cookies
ard the public la general that they re prepared 10 execute
orders for printing types, pres, chases, cases, imposing
sone ink frames, and every other article necessary TO form
complete printing establishments favorable terms
and Of good quality, any other establishment the
United States.
Bordets cuts brass re and all other articles manufac-
ruTed at this establishment the reduced ties
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
ems
The type cast this establishment Is both the style OF
face and the material OF which il IL made particularly
adapted for service in newspaper printing.
An kinds Of stereotype furnished.
JAMES CONNER IL SON.
~ b, The ypetis paper is printed Is from the above
establishment.
Dec d.
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OLD cAPrroL.-H. V. Hill

OLD cAPrroL.-H. v. HILLbegs leave to inform mem
~ bers of Congress transicnts, with without their
Iamlles, that he has vacant rooms single and double
Persons wishing to reside the Capitol Hill will please
call and they will be suited with good board
ing house and terms, Dec 2S-eo3
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VIEW YoRK HOTEL, NEW YoRK CITY.

THIS tavorte HOTEL under management, has been
extensively enlarged by It's present proprietor with
reserve at all seasons, superior accommodations for
transient travellers Such will hereafter find both parlor
and bedrooms constantly reserved for them exclusively
JOHN d. MoNNoT, Proprietor
2l-Im
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Hon. II. J. Walkers Report.

Hon. IL. j. Walkers Report.
As yerhcation of MIR Walkers theory of immediate
duties, II may be stated that under the operation Of the
prospective principle, applied to the tariff of 1912,
the stocks OF all articles upon which there add
ton OF duties, increased very much in the hands of
very few Importers and gave them the advantage OF all
the enhancement in the prices caused by the duties with
out putting dollar into the treasury The inequality
and impolcy OF the prospective system strkngB IL
lusuaed IN the article OF pepper, imported under the
OF 1912, which provided that all goods loaded in India
prior 10 September LIST, 1912 should come in under the
old duty-whch on pepper was 20 per cent or about
threequarers OF cent per pound, instead OF five cents
per pound as provided BY the new act The conse
quence was that nearly all the pepper crop Of that year
brought IN American vessels instead OF being distributed
among the different markets OF Europe usual, was
dersd 10 this country furnishing enough with what
hand when the act passed, for three four years
Jtemeats OF the Treasury Department in regard TO
pepper, tae following result:
Import Export Net inn Duty.
ed. ed. port.
lbs lbs lbs
To June 30 49, 73727 1873 500 1886 3 5cs sos 756 30
" ~, l,67S,sgs I76,7l7 I,l96,652 8 " 59,s3i 10
10, l,0l2,936 96O,9Ol 52,055 IS a" 1904 Is
Total receipt of duties for three years I2s,Isi 80
While the consumption of the country for these
three years at least three million pounds
per annnn making nine millions; which,
yielded 10000 90
Showing loss to the revenue of s2o. sO5 10
The whole OF which accrued to few importers by the
enhancement in the value OF pepper Immediately after the
passage OF the act imposing duty of five cents per pound
upon it and such the effect less, all the
articles similarly situated under the tariff OF 1912,
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~ dence TO the south side of street, between 18th and
18th Streets (near lth) where he continues practice
physician, operative surgeon, and accoucheur.
Dr. H. has devoted much attention the surgical treat
ment Of defornities such clubfoo suabismus, wry
neck, DC ......
Dc. palm
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UNION HOTEL Bridge St. Georgetown, ID. C.--The
~ subscriber thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received from his friends for the past year cordially in
ves the of the public his house. conveniently
and comfortably situated in the business part of the
contiguous all the public departments, fifteen
minutes walk, omnbuses constantly running from the
house TO the Capitol in short offering many inducements
Washington to gentlemen fond of quiet and al 1.-The
proprietor asks is that his house may be overlooked by
gentlemen locating themselves for the winter.
GEO. III. HOFFMAN.
Nov 23-Staw3w ~ r ".. .
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GOLD Pencil Cases of the finest quality, others
VI Of the cheapest kinds An additional supply just
ceived, and for sale at unusually low prices:
F. TAYLOR.
- Gold pens and silver pencil in variety
rTHE FOUNTAIN-a Temperance Annual for rsa7.-
One large volume, with many beautiful engravngs and
literary contributions by the first American writer's, richly
bound and gilt Just published, and this day received
sale by f. TAYLOR.
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VAN LOAN q CHASE,
PROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Daguerfofpye Rooms.
Abundance Ire

Abundance Tree.
Corner 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue Stots
Drug Store.
Pictures taken in any kind of weather clear cloudy, or
Iapy, from O'clock, a. m, till o'clock, p. M
Dec. 10