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OrERHE PUBLIC.

TIE Session of Congress, which is about
To terminate, " i'll he long aud gratefully
remembered by MI true republicans for
the triumphant success fmnnr Of their
cherished principles and measures. While
we heartily rejoice a, the triumph CT Tic
principles which it has been our constant
tfinrt To advocate aud defend, aud from
which no prosperity. no. adversely, can
swcrvc us, we cannot be uninindful Of the
attitude in which. wcare pluccd by'n recent
vote of bail, houses Of Congress: wcalludc
tn the contemplated i,hdrawal Of l.,cir pat
ronngc frpm",h ,he newspaper press. rd this
decision we cheerfully bow, scnsibly as we
are IF The patriotic natives which have led
toi,. Bn, we trust tl,at,h decision OF Con.
-grcss incrcascs rather than d,ninishcs in
claim To the support ofaEhighcr power for
that Of the people, and To them we confident
Iy appeal 10 aid us. by their pnlronuge,-
sustaining nj the seatni government a JOUR
nal lha, is inlcxibly devoted TO The inter-
csls Of the country.
Ii is knnwu',o every one, That tho Chi, {
source Of ofsnslain,ling newspaper is mol
the magnitude of its subscription lis!, su
much AS The advertising patronage which
NAV be hcslnwed upon il. In large com.
mcrcial cities, indeed, the latter is usually
the cnnco,nitant Of the former, rs it becomes
the obvious interest al mercantile men to
advertise in those papers which arc tie
mosl extensively circulated. Wnshing-
ton, however, is differently situated. De-
privcd Of the advertising patronage incl
dent toa mercantile community, and bur-
tlcned with pcculias and enormous cxpen-
seswhich are not elscwhcrcincurrct, moth
ing but very long list. OF subscribing pa.
irons cancsuslain paper in rscf, incss--
If, indeed, ,scven in existence. The proprie-
tors If The Union" have Hitherto spared
paper worthy Of fthcmctropulis,a and.wor,ly,
Of the support Of that great party under
whose banner they are enlisted. In publish.
ing the most (hll and ample debates Of tire,
TWO houses Of Congress, il is believed, ever
befnrc attempted on this contineE lin dali
" new sraper, they havo secured Tie servi-
ces Of the hes! reporters which the cOnn-
try afforded. bu, at The enormous cos! of
$4,000 or or $4,000 per year, Their
extensive foreign and domestic CORES
p"ndcnce is another large lien Of ex-
pense, bnt The instructive usefulness Of
which is sn highly commended and apprc-
cia,cd MS 10 $jnsGty almost my outlay to-
attain it. Still, il must be evident that
these heavy expenses cannotlb be borne, ua-
less the subscrirliolllis, is commensurate
to the undertaking; md although we cah
boas,,of $4,000 subscribers, (includingtla
ly, trtiiweekly, and weckly,) hui lhis list
muslhc still considerably enlarged TO enable
the proprirtors ofihc "Union'to sustain
il3ils usefulness and toinsuicihcmagai
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Notice..

THE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Sumicrvillc, aud tho vicini.
ty, that he has opened school in this vii
lagc, on Main ST. opposite the Druggist
Store, for instruction in all The branches
Of English Education.
There will be four terms ofeIcyen weeks
each.
Terms. si,C0 for Elementary Instruc.
ion, $500 for Arithmetic, Grammar, and
Geography; 5000 for Philosophy, Chem.
is.ry, &c.
N, B. MIS-. Bo"les, will give ins.ruc
ton on The Piano Forte, in Needle work,
&c.
II. f. BOWI.ES.
Sumtervillc, Nov. 6, 'IG.
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Leather, seal and morocco at 25 to rs
Inlap,s blk aud cnl'd kid Bnotccs a. 25
1000 Pairs
Mems and Boys Russrlund
black Brnsaus 50 to SIS
House servants strap shoes
and Buskins so to 10
whicl,w feel no hcsitancy to recommend,
as they arc own mannlnclury ant! designed
to give satisfaction 10 The purchaser.
ALSO
Cali skins, Lining skins, Shoe leather,
Shoe thread and oil kinds Of Shoe Mnlers
tools always on hand, aud Of The best
kind.
Mems Black and Drab B. b. plain Hats
g " fashionable Beaver {.
9 q Cassimcrs aud Pearl sport
ing Do:
Fur, Cloth, vclvc. and glazed
C,ns,
Boys Fancy Drab sporting Hats.
: " Cloln, vclvc. and glazed
Caps,
Chl,llcn $ funcy cloth and velve. Caps,
ALSO,
80 hoz. round aud squire top wool Hats,
very low either AT rcl.il or by The dozen.
BONNETS.
Ladies and Misses LceIorn. Tuscan,
Nrp"lilan Straw, Willow, Lawn. Medina,
silk aud Bnmbuzine in all their varieties
and shapes, and nj prices that cannot be
beat.
If yoU wish To sec NEAT. CHEAP. and
G"oD shoes, give us caii--we tln a cash,
bni one, price our ohicclhc-
my to cstahIisha large retail trade, anhask
none To pay ncxtra pr"tiltn make up for
the lnoses sustained by the crrdi, system.
Our motto is quick sales and small
profils," or as our opponents say, mo
profts at MI"
ITREMEMBER, all shoes sold by us
are warrnn,cd, and in every instance lips
repaired without charge
II. BARTLETT s. Co.
Store nearly opposite the Bankof Camden.
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10 llt,ls. sUGAssprimc and low priced
500 lpages Double refined Loafand Crash
4scd. Also, fine.
+ S barrels ,lo.f 4sy ~. s..
EKrn fine Tyson TEA. Fine do.tlo,
Oooiong tblack )inihaIf pound pupers.
5s Do. very superior
Powshong5 5ldo) in hnlf. pound papers,
Bags old Jnva COFFEE
q 5 I.nsuira do
s - Rio do old ord new
& Boxes Sperm Candlcs,4, S and 6 to
- tho pound
Boxes Adaman,ine (in papers) 6to the
.pnund
Boxes Charleston made Talluw g 10
the pound 49,
l.& 9 ID. cnnistcrs Preserved Sulmon,1
hcrmctically sealed!
q l ID. canstcrs Lobs,crs, Theoretically
sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. ;, G Ghcrkins, q'is.
and pinis
Canis,crs Sar.lines (inoil) and 2 lbs.
Layer Rni<ins, Gall .cIus,crs;) Zan,e
Currnn,s
Quarter boxes MIR Raisins
Soft shellcd Anons
Drums Turkey Figs (smaIi size)
Bordeaux Almonds, suil sl,cllr.l
Boxes Genoa Citron, preserved with
while sugar
East Il West India Groceries assorted
Jars East l. Preserved Ginger; Mac
nrnn
Wh"ic aud gr"und Black Pepper; do.
Allspicc
Nuimrss. Cloves, Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. l Chocolate. prepared Cocoon
Undcrwoud's Mustard in = and i a
III. bottles
Rose Water, Lemon. Pine Apple, Straw.
berry, Rnspbcrry,and Orgeal s;yrups
Sweet oil, Harvey Sauces Reading
Mushroom Kctchup, Tomato Kctch.
Paoli Vinegar. Slongh,nn's Billcrs
Soda Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water, Pilot,
d Navy Crackers, Lcmnndn.
Pearl Starch, (a sup. ar,iclr) Fig Blue
Indigo
Letter Paper, Foolscup,lo.; Sail Pc
White Wine Vinegar, Cider 10.
Cansters Dupont's Eagle Rifle Pow
der
Kegs aud half kegs FFF. glazed do.
a full assortment "( Shot, Nil sizes
30 Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
.ot.lcu
Nos. I. 2 and 3 Mnckerci, kilts No.
20.
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esl ,ai,dtis smiscel lanso literature. which,
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ma yrend rrits Il, mo = 4 ccn,nIac ,snn.cy.
lienled { lass = IS srpa tIeTs. 49, 5s
l,i,esnS EMF sSYETKI, ~ s$IJNInN,, will
be epnblisiictite e 81 crSs shID,tin aili Thursday.
lduring the recess sc ca ~ So. n as;sner
! i,num This coI,ains MI Ire mn 'can-
TUNED in II, T. q l)aiiy Union;, exeapilotal
Daring The sessions of
/ Congress sihrecEnnml,rrs, las al lof tw6I
EWillbe issued, without any extra cIinrpe
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,lncnrly every article which may apncnr in
lthe dailya,itl scftIi.W Liy editions. nj ,le
texireme lowirare of go. We proposc also ,o
give in this edition, a complete svnon,ical
summary of lie proceedings in .boiI,, hou.
Z Sos of ongress-,hus rendering In,
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|ofinfornntion;ioa all claEses or our country.
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!, scne delay has taken place in put,ino o,,r
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y, shnll maxi e arrangements IN rcm,,dv ,I,;s
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Yt+s CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.
!. In ad.Ii,inn 10 The rurcgoing I'VE have re-
solved 10 publish, tI,ring The scss:nns or
tho national esisla:lre, a ,,Coug,. ,sioual
Register" To he, issued weekly. anil Ia
contain FULL %REroRT nf Tho daily pro-
! cccdinss aud debates or both houses. In
Edecd,2 the arrangements which VIC hnra
\ male with Tie very best corps orrcporicrs
Twill enable us 10 give even more, full and
extended reports ,I,nn we have produced
duIing this session. superior as we claim
thcmlo be II any preceding ones. The
i Register VIII be made up from the daily
reports III the "Union," carefully revised
by an experienced editor. aud will cons,i-
lute o complete aud authentic record ofthe
session. Anappcndix will be added, uni
lorm with tho Register and 10 be sent grut-
ul'onslyto Subscribers comprising q list Of
! the acts passed during The session. with n
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81 HrOsso !
a foil assortment otS'Iron Of every 4elc-
seriptlon; Hollow Ware slo., for sale low
by N. DRuCl{ER eco.
4. Camden. Nov.6, 1916. s
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STOEEN.

FROM the House Of the Subscriber, on
the 3Oth Of October, POCKET BOOK,
containing, in cash, Forly.six Dollars aud
Eeighty-ono cents, and two Notes, as fol-
lows: Que for 1920, given by Irwin Rogers,
as PrIncipal and Richard Brown as Secu.
rlty' dated February !, 1916. and one for
20, glvcnto the subscriber by Henry Pco
oles-d date not recolecied. An persons
are hereby cautioned against trading for
said notes. "
OZIAS MATIlIES. %
sumter District, Nov. 3, 1916. / e.
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D ls lA A
sDOgY,s OLD =. IS J, CAM DEN eJ.
E1TCIySON sc TIT A

sz
DTCKsoN g LATTA. .2 81 SIS
Would adjacent
country opened
F= 81 Sic L Es CyE EI O C. IL 'IssI IL =
which will oercdlow for GAS correspond with tile
Their facilities keeping their supplies
guarantee satisfaction to their customers
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sy Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings. 5.
LIQUORS. s.s "
Gotldard's Brandy, yintngc gcs Of sos,
~ I. eelebraledfu lis son. .fruily flavor
~ Hcrckenwra,lr& Lowndes' j ~. Du-
py's 9. Brandy, :.
@ Do. Do. Holland Gin I
Newton. Gordon s. Nlurdocks -:
old Madeira &
2 Do. do. new do
Pale Sherry, Sweet A1nInga =
Old Jamnica Rum, old Scu.cll aEs
Whiskcy 81: s54 III 4
Baskets Champaign, Cor,lials assorted
Bills. Mnnnngahcla Whiskey. do. N.
O. Rcclifed do.
Bbls. N. E. Rum
Double Brown Stout Porte, Dunbersl
quarts md pints.
Scotch Pale, very superior in pints
philadelphia Pale Ale,in q'ls and pts
Wards big grim Rice, strictly prime;
2,l qualify do.
Goshen Butter, Northern Cheese, mild
and rich
Pine Apple Cheese, Co,lfish, smoked
lIGrrings
Nos. 1. 9 s. Mackercl, Kits No. ] do.
Extra blcnchel Spe:m Oil; winter
strained Sniar do.
Shoe Blacking, S;a! IEralus, London
Shred lsingass
Co"pcr's Grlaline, Raspberry Syrup,
Slrnwhcrry9ju. I.
WhuIc, half#and quarter boxes Soar,
allqunlilies,
Corn Brooms boxes Table Salt, Paint
ell Buckets
Jars Famarins, in tinc syrup
a full assor,mcn, Of CANDIES, of all
SORTS; Almond Soap; Fancy do.
Extra Canal Flour, while and half bis
a fullassor.mcntnf CROCKERY Y and
GLASSWARE.
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
5000 Washington laegaliu Segurs,
3 5000 Louisiana Florrnda ltcg.,lia do.
4 600 Palnas d.. do.
5000 Casadorcs do. do.
1000 La Cuncoi,lia do. do.
G,O00 Gold Leaf lo.
5000 LA Norma do.
1000 Laranagas do.
. ZOO Principe do.
3 600 Panctrllas do.
1000 3,4 Spanish dp.
5000 l2 Spanish do.
2 Boxes Myers Aromatic Tobacco,
g - Thnuas's 81 90 brand t,.,.
3 /" Watson's do.
S !" Myers SIS 10 lb. do.
9 g Yunng's los to H. do.
Persons wishing to purchase, will find i,
their interest to call and examine fui
cnsplvcs.
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden, S. e., Nov. 6, 1916.
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~ Congressional Register, 10 GO
The name of no person will be entered
upon onr books unless the payment orthe
subscriptions be n:nde in. advance.
RlTClllE 81 HESS.
Washington August 30, 1916.
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Jan'y. 2-6 r. M.
There a very general Improvement to-day in quo
taons for stocks. Erie Railroad went up per cent ;
s:onipgton, j Norwich and Worcester, Reading !;
Morris Canal l; Farmers Loan J.; Canton I Long
Island, I Kentucky. j Ohio 6s, b Pennsylvania 5s
fell IT, The market moderately active, and the
general impression appears to be favor of specula
tive movement during the next two weeks. large
amount of money is usually received by capitalists
the first OF January for dividends their investments
and large share of this is renvestec in some Of the
stocks Of the street.
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for the
year ending December allsi5 SLIT Asst 49, sgans
sl446sa co. for the previous showing increase
In lsi5 of $3o7sa As. equal to twenty-five per cent
The Western Bank Of Baltimore has declared divi
dend ofthres per cent for the last half year
The Merchants Bank of Baltimore has declared di.
vdcnd OF three per cent for the last half year.
The Bank of the Metropolis at Washington, has de-
cared half yearly dividend of three and half per
cent.
1.-The Newark Banking and Insurance Co. have de-
.red half yearly dividend of three per cent payable
the LIST Of January.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Co. have declared
semannual dividend OF three and half per cent paya
BILE on the LIST of January.
The New Jersey Insurance Co. have declared semi
annual dividend Of i've per cent payable the 5th of
January.
The Wool Growers Manufacturing Company Of Lit
tie Falls, N " have declared half yearly dividend
eleven per cent their capital stock payable in cash
at their ONCE, ON the 10th of January inst.
The receipts from customs the port of Boston, for
the year ending December ST. s45 compared with 1884,
how telling of Of S704,ls5 90, equal to twelve and
half cent The for each quarter Of the past
two years has been as annexed
Ros
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PORTED.

The increase in value from 1874 to ls45 $l 26o
l3i equal about thirty three and third per cent OF
the property transported to tide water in sl5 the pro-
ducts of the forest valued at $685. Products
Of animals 80 400, 800. Vegetable food Sl7,S795si.
Other agricultural products $3.50 4o4 Manufactured &c.
432259 Other articles So 55s66s Nearly half of
the total value OF merchandise reaching tide by
the canals in 1885, vegetable food and about one
third of the total was in the single article Of -four.
The quantity and value Of vegetable food received at
Tide Water during the past year. were annexed
QUANTITY AND VALUE OF VEGETABLE FooD RECEIVED AT
TIDE WATER, ny THE NEW YoRK STATE CANALS, IN
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This is the amount of the assessed direct tax the
amount received will without doubt be mach less than
the estimate, as it is hardly likely that the whole
amount of arrearages will be paid up
The Governor is opposed a repeal of the stump
act that has caused 80 much diculty, but recommends
that be properly amended and predicts that il will be
OF more practical utility than any law upon the
statute book There is very little doubt but that Mary
land will be- in less than year, solvent State, thus
adding one more to the list of dividend paying States
and reducing the number Of those delinquent The
raj influence Of the Of any delinquent State
upon the people Of every State in the confederacy h
immense and the number of delnquents becomes re.
duced there will be greater efforts made by those 70.
naming in difficulty to resume
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Yesterday morning, January LIST, Of Inflammation Of
the bowels, VIM DILLON, Jr, (son of w. and Catherine
Dillon, aged one year and four months
On Thursday the LIST instant, after lingering illness
in the 18th year of her age, MARIE FaAScoE SoLINE
consort Of the late Bertrand Dupoys.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her late
husband respectfully invited to attend her fune
Saturday afternoon the Ord instant at O'Clock r. NJ
precisely from her late residence No 1877 Reade
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IS, s34. st5 5,2ao,759 $50

IotN.. '.... So,sN,Sfo 5,23o759 I5UUF 25,S2S
The receipts Tor tho fourth quarter in S45 partly
estimated The foreign of Boston appears be
very rapidly increasing. The number of foreign arri
walls from January to December 81 ls45 1905 The
number Of foreign arrivals from January TO December
81, le4a, AHA. Increase of foregn the last
year, l3l. The number of foreign acos rom jan
uary to December 81, ls45, was 2,209. he mber of
foreignclearsnces from January to DecemJeE 81 1884,
1900 Increase of foreign clearances the last
year, 200.
The Official accounts from the Canal Department Of
this State for ls45 compared with previous show
very great increase in the quantity and value Of property
reaching tide water by the State canals. We
table giving the total tonnage and value Of merchandise
coming to tide water in each of the twelve years.
TRADE THE CANALs-VALvE PROPERTY TRANS
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On New Years 1--we, by tho Rev. Mr.. Bellows, Mr..
JoHr g. LANowoRTHy to Miss EMMA FoR DIAM, daughter
of the late MIR. George 8. Fordham, Of this city
In Jersey City, Thursday evening, january LIST, by
the Rev. Mr.. Bigler GEORGE MILLER, of New York to
Miss HENRIETTA NJ Barry, Of Jersey City.
Al Tarrytown on the LIST instant by the Rev. Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. GEORGE w. WHITE, of this city, to Miss
ANNE v. butcher, of the former place.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THE u. g. NAVAL RENDEZVOUS has been removed
from Water street the corner Of Cherry street and
Franklin Square opposite the old residence Of General Wash
naton. 1hs Once open for the Shipment Of seamen
ordinary seamen, lsndsmen and boys. jai 2tmc
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION J, y I

This certify that have been afflicted with cough and
settled apoa ny luass and Which physesn using
chest aud left s bad cough fever night swess cosrvensss
deranR Of stomach and bowels ,esf and
s sy f pan9 % so syfuS ssd dsf~
asr using time began am A. h,s fine
perfectly well aud hearty aad at mute my solely
hrah y san excellent medic ne and would recommend
will be cured as have been. ~ - ~'
ENOCH SWALLOW,
,,. 80 flunterdon County. New Jersey.
Inc genuine iumon' Sypis prepared exclusively BY the
IteLns.or ana = Tor se ATM principal Office No. Court
io nhere advice have their
ana oet pamphlets describing consumption dys
Pehpsa, ana liyer complaint, free ofchaTge.
or safe ~ ~ Carroll Murray street; A. B. Sands
t ~ s ROADWAY; Hutchngs, 2i3 Beecker steet and
~ Fod Fourth street, Wooster Washington Square
aep u Everett, 90 Hudson street. N.
RE hear IN MUD Beekman does not sell my
al Genuine Pulmonc Syrup, and avoid deception apply
or the old established medicine, No. Courlandt
j. II. SCHENCK.
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PROSPECTUS OF
TIL DAILY TINES,
The FIRST number Of which will published MONDAY the

3th Of January, 1886.
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
Devoted Native American Principles and the News OF the
Day.
be pubshed It ~ William street. and furnished sub
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publishers hereby submit the public the above prop
sails for American and General Newspaper which, under
srsng circumstances they Confidently and believew
meet with the approval and OF their fellow Citizens
ne Times will be the fearless, unng and
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dition to this will gve coadense FORM all the News
oi the day foreign ard domestic Political both
oca ana genera skng TO embody choice literary and
scientific arscs aad miscellaneous Intelligence Of every
variety calculated improve the and intellect
Paper
The in their alton carry OBJ
,rcts iths.iy and efficiently, will expense
% ne Times Of the best papers Of the dsy while
MI o. the true and faithful exponent Of Amer c,n s.ntim
srh... and Interests, aud organ Of the parry.
ssalpons 70 the paper aud yearly Advertisements are
will Gad @ thsir interest seed their adj
a. large edition will be published for the first
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street between the hours Of three and eight ociscs this
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WANTED.

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO go South or West to
"A Agents for the sale Of popular Publications.
$500 over and above their expenses will insured TO them in
employ will doubt make over 81 900 pc
year clear Of all expense Each will have his district twill
BE- Necessary for them have least from SOS $50 obtain
good fitting out, Apply FRENCH's Publishing Hail. 2s3
Broadway ap stairs Of the Flag All letters he post
paid. dc lm.rc
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VANAMBURGH ~ COS
- Il O q 1 CAL E X H b TON,
No. 53 BOwery.

u. nosite the Dowery Theatre, will open
Thursdny Evening, December 18th, lS45.
MR. VANAh UHGH having spent years 1 Europe with
IVA an success. has returned after having collected with
great care and expense most SPLENQlD AND EXTEN-
SIvE COLLECTION OF ANIMALS that has ever been
hbited in this country; ch coecon il his design
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REGULAR Monthly Meeting Of the United Irish Re-
"A peal Associstion Of the City Of Brooklyn will be held
a John Sweeney, Columbian Hail. corner Of Atlantic and
Columbian streets, South Ferry, on MONDAY EVENING,
january 5h 1896 e half past o'clock Repeales general
and all those friendly 10 the n-ted attend
jas Sa&M2ts re JOHN SWEENEY, Secretary
ELOCUTION.
EDWARD MATURfN, A. NJ, informs those gentlemen
II DESTROYS Of instruction in the above accomplishment
10 Howard street jas imirc
sl,HE REV. b BARRLTT will deliver his Third Lee
TURE in the Society Library Building Of Broad
way and Leonard street next Sabbath Tomorow) Evening
claims ground that he wrought Miracles
Seats free Lecture to be postponed in OF storm
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE.
nR. HOLLICKS hook on the Reproductive Func
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ready and may be had Of the booksellers Price ST. Pab
shed by MATS and Cornish, Pearl street, New York The
only popular and scientific work published this
subject jas If
,IHE LADIES Of St Peters Church Barclay street, will
sell BY auction this evening Saturday the Ord inst the
baarce Of the articles remaining from their FAIR lots TO
suit purchasers There s variety Of useful and fancy
articles still remaining, which will be positively sold the
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