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TEAS! TEASM TEASE
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest Tea E.tabIishment In Amsrie
parsc,YAL rsrABLisnMEsr IN NEW YORK.

II
- The CANTON TEA COMPANY has $3.50
G2,A heen popularity known for many years 49,
49, This Is The largest and oldest Tea Esab lfffk
49, lipiiment In America. The public have -
Ind full proof of their integrity and responsibility. But
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEAS Of iafe that they have been obliged to enlarge
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz: sy4t
las Chatham and 1913 Greenwich Streets.
They possess facilities, In relation 10 the Tea
Trade, In very abundant degree an doubtless superior
TO any other Tea Concern In America Their scrupuous
regard all principles tend elevate the character
large house well understood, and has already secured
Them conhexion probably larger tan all other Tea Es
united and they consequently Determined
10 sell Teas pe ragraa aud peeef Tor the prices,
~ the aggregate than any house in the worldC China ex
cepted.
They most xealousy invite the attention Of the nhabi
ias Of Washington 70 Their Agency Where The following
ass.,rtn,ents always hand and they feel hesa
lion IN stating that wherever single trial made, very
dtrded preference Is given the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
u - Reader, make the experiment. tj'ft
eiaa Prizes az foos, subject in all casesfe Be returned
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CYRUS w FIELD & CO.,
CORNERSTONE PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No. Burlng' slip New York a fIIIT Ii
THE highest market prices paid CASH for Rags, Can.
raa Bagging. Grass Ripe, 7dfred Rope, Hemp Rope,
Rope Cuttings, Cotton Wasfe, Gnnny Tagging and all
other kind Of Paper Makers Stock their Rag Warehouse
IA Plat street, New York. ~ ess let a..
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Nails, Tacks, Brads, Brass Ket-
ties. &c.

ITALTER NJ SMITH 90 Pearl street. offers for sale at
the lowest market prices, cut, wrought finishing cot
shoe and trunk Nails 9rads, Taeks and wood Screws OF
brass and iron; brass Kettles, baed and nnbailed. All
kinds Of Hinges, Turn Buckles, Hooks and Staples Blind
Fasteners Stair Rods, Cutlery, Files, Rasps &c Locks
al kinds, Wool Twne Bed Cords, Rope, Cutlery, Files,
Sad lruns dc. $3.50 ~
GoODYEARS Patent Gum Elastic Composition for Ma.
" chine Beting has been fully tested, possesses nn
merabe advantages that manufactured OF leather
VIII last great deal longer andcan be produced great
deal less expense ft, s.
The METALLIC STEAM PACKING, for steam
boilers, u now conceded to be superior any article
before used for that purpose. The above are sold by
ID. HODGMAN,
{V8 N. Y. India Rubber Warehouses, "a Maiden Lane
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WAeHIsoros, January g, 1913.

To DR.. A, J. ScHwARTzE, Jr. 5ls53e
Dear Sir: take great pleasure in stating that
about 10 months since, used your Compound Err
hrac Of Sdrsapdrila as a remedy for General Debi
iy under which had been laborng a long time
and that a few botles restored me 10 sound health
which has continued TO the present time.
Very respectfully,
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pIySICTANS CERTTEYCA TIES.

WAsHIScToN, January 5, lS46
am informed Of ne Ingredients Ct which en- Dr. 7,
composed and believe II to be the best preparation
OF the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-.
ably adapted to produce salptary Alternative effect
a 1 PERIGR1NE WAKEFIELD, M. ID.
wAsHISGros, January 10, 1886.
& II gives me pleasure 10 recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsapariln, prepared by Dr. Schwortze,
ne have knowledge Of Its constituent parts. be-
eve that II will achieve more for tho afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sarsapsra now before the
public. H. r. C0NDICT, M. d. II
WAsnSNaToN, January IL, 1876. s.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode of preparing Dr. Schwartze's Compound
Extract OF Sarsnpnrila, believe Il 70 be most hap
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which II IL composed.
J. NJ. GIBSON, NJ. d. 4
GEoaoETowx, january FL, l946.
EIuving been made acquainted by DIR. Schwartz
with the Ingredients of his preparation OF Sarsapar
Iconcur with the neutrality-suspicious. above In regard.
ing II as an Alternative Of great efficacy, and IN all
cases TO which such alternative L adapted Of great
power. BENZ. $. BoHRER, M. d. Y
x N. tAa wAsnrSoroS, january %, ie4a. =
Most Of the gentlemen named nbove are known 70
me as citizens Of high responsibility and the pro-
fessonal portion Of them are Of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community. s'
"i7'' w. w. sEAToN, Mayor.
II Tho above named medicine may DO had In
Warrington wholesale and RETAIL at the Store OF
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of 81 street; at CHAS. STOTT q CO.'S
Pennsylvania Avenue, near 7th street; also, at J.L
Wholesale and retail, II COUI. SON a CO.'S, No.
South Liberty streets At ISRAEL GRAHAArS,
corner q Baltimore and Eu,sw streets also u
s'rssss il Aisssnasis' a. WIN. sTxBL Jss s.
r. PIHRPOINT, and COOKE a PEEI.'S, and at
other Druggists. Jan i--d1
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PETER BROWN, ~ Lltile ct, brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex.
nressv prepared In reference 10 Female Complaints No
female ahotL neglect TO take IT, ms Il s certain preventive
az any Of The Numerous and horrible diseases TO which they
IRE subject II IL valuable for those who approaching
"A Il Id calculated assist nature BY quick
M lie blood and nvigorsng the system Indeed, this me
dcIne Is Invaluable for NIL the delicate dlseases to which
women are subject.
il braces the whole system renews permanently the ma
,rz energies by removing the impurities Of The bloodby
40 far stimulating the system TO produce no subsequent
reaxation which Ii the OF most medicines taken for
esnas ,reakuees and disease sFi la4 Esq n
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Dir. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILI A!
MOST ExTRAoRDIHARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.


''''''' u 49,
X
ExTlACr put IN qss S0 a,,,,or any sold
eeres Diseases without ponss, pasis, siets''i"s'or
re aesa, s pa sna Of s .sapaa
all other remedies y, while I li ! sradieaies
disssae, I nvisosniss ths boay. Il, ,,,,r,s
,ooo .nr.. ~ y,.s.,,a,,sp, &c,
100 cures Of Dypepsia.
1900 cures of deaera Debility and Wnnf 81 Nervous
Xxx fss,ae cosupoi.s and over 1000 cures Of Dis
us sa as:sy % q On
ss ysr nar ucps at by We have s rom
plyscansRpdour from all parts q the United States
one u re nosi rsspsctabs dnssss II Newark New Jsr
sd IN cases ia at place alone There are thousands Of
cases IL the city Of New York which VIII refer TO with
pleasure. anil 10 men Of character well kaown
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
b q Z sa q gs ~ uSan
This y @ certify that We the anderssnsd rhyssisns o.
TowSsEND's saHsAPARiLLA, and believe 2 . Be one
o. the most valuable preparations Of ssapala ~ The mar
ket,
u II. Pulling M. D., j. Wilson, NJ D., n. b. Briggs, NJ
d.. 2. r. Elmendorf, NJ d..
~ s,osins Z au, one ~ ~. mos, ,esoec,ab,e phvs
clans ~ Iopc Is,nd. ai y 4. ssata95l "A '8e 4
s'" y 80 '" eanxsponr, July 10, 1916.
cay 10 you, snai have recently Witnessed II
The most beneficial results rom your ENftAcT ~ san
eArAA. ne,ns engaseau ~ l'e plaaue - ,,h, ~
have = y several cases ah never wnou ~
state q ,e aisssIys organs. jaandcs &c far sseeeas
Sy s. ~ Won e sxen oe e ''e
Respectfully YOURS ,,ps,rov I, =
8sg
Ass@ UNITED STATES OFFICER Il
Capt G. w Mclean Member Of the Legislature, and late
nSsd s. sa own has kindly sent US t following
RAILWAY, Jan. %, 1877.
whole system leif ID debl)sted state induced 70
10y DIR. TOWNSEND S sAksAPARILI4A, and afsrtaking
tso or three bottles, very much relieved, and atr
taking e. aud find that improve every day. believe
s.ysdmy hfe, and would not be without mder any con
sasnton. - ", MoLHAM
THE EDITOR
AN nubiished he above crrtGcale and remarks in al e
serial as follows: ". III
r. Ihe success q pt, IoWNSENDs PkEPAkA.
ton OF sARSAPARILiA appears % % one q the most
IA Us behalf one from Capt Mclean olihs town and one
nun me Key MI o. slas ,ahnn hs ,
cine % have saved his e and Mr. While ssems 20 enter
sss pss % What hey
MOI uiy believe 70 oe deserving
f4ti ll0 -, 49, :. -,,,n.,~
sCRoFuLA CURED ~
THIS certificate conclusveiy proves that this SARSAPA.
RA mas perfect control over the most obstinate seases
ofthe blood Three persons cured In one house 10 unpre
csdented. .g
THREE CHILDREN
-, ,.,, re- III har. ~. IL, .,,yo - ne,,,
"a S nave s rs re 70 b inform
you at hree o. my ehI'uIe nase uss c"fer o. tns
a ~ sne VS. @ youa , vIcs hd mn ny NIL s ~
nssu very seysfsy VIII par hays 4n ,Iar
a.epoblisaton Yours Re s ss,l s, 10
New York. March i 1917
s., ,5 y, tF8 -, ,,.,,,.. rxc,x>, x,,nrr
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wAsmsoros, December %, 1917.

! " IU Ut rs y tSUHWNHT1El Vt
Dear olr. heleny acknoWeoge n.aeot OF era-
sent state Of good health the of your In
valuable preparation Of Sarsapariiia. Having been
afflicted with an Infammdfory Rhenmalic Ag5ction
to con6ne me 10 bed for many weeks depriying
me of the entire uso ofmy limb and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the lens prospect of recovering made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparila 10 tho amount Of bottles,
after which ! began TO use my limb, and upon its
further use Ind the satisfaction to find the disease
radicated and my general health very much impro.
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good. You nreat liberty to make use
OF this Us you may think proper. y,
Very triely your obedient servant,
~ VIM w. STEWART
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HROosK,s
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BooTs
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS yoa LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN
Iese articles are sperorto ar5thing beore manu-.
faclnred, in this or any other country, Gpr
durability, bealiiy, and utility. fA

Ihsee articles superior a5thng befare manu-
faclnred, in this or any other country lor
durability, beainy, and utility
NO, i33 FrLroN sTRExr, NEW YoRK
THIS unique and useful invention was awarded Silver
Metal (the highest premur) t.e last Annual Fair ~ The
American Institute for rnpsorty all others offered
competition
u has met the appreciation OF The officers Of the army and
navy well every gentleman Of taste who has fairly
tested it, value, and Is rapidly coming nto general
among oil who regard ease, grace comfort and durability
Us desirable requisites In their Roots aud Shots II makes
the boot Shoe elastic preserves lis original style
and shape and gives the hollow part beautiful eleys
arch thereby allowing the heel TO be very high
with perfect ease quite low. without exposing the anis
looms strap injury also keeps from pressing
forward and ninns IL IN nannni and easy poirion-
Myself John Dick The only persons who and
se Boots aud Shoes with this invention In Tie cities OF
New York, brooklyn and Jersey City,
r CONGRESS CATERS.
The untersigned Dhe frss In The city Of New York 10
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article
dnucs TO make them mp in an endesF variety Of styles m
workmanship unenaes aud NJ prices driying roipeii-
All other kinds Of Boots, Shoes CATERS Pumps and
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses and child
rem. t4f IT LOR1N bHOOkS,
1873 Fulton street.
PS-Jnst received Of Russian Leather fbr Gen.
ttmrn's Boots, both for Dress and Water Proof This Is
probably the first lot OF is celebrated Leather ever Import
ed Int. ihe United Siatis H.S1 ~ " IA
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

you who hive Pale Compile xons, Dull Eyes Dlotches
an lie Face Rough skim Freckles and ont Of s
ri.s' use bottle or two Of Dr. ToWNSENDs SARSAPA.
RIILA II will cleanse the Blood, removt the Freckes
and Bloches, and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
slrlis and beautiful complexio Of which OF i'm.
,nerise value 10 usMA RniRp LADIES. 4
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New routes in New Jersey, Pennsylva mia,
SIS a Maryland and Ohio.

Ercr. en asigr cssy sr sasrss ,ss sse, , y
tr he 81 the mail to let the same in every
case 70 lie cwer bdcr rendering sufficient guarantees
for faithful periormanee N may be necessary to pro-
vide for The due ceIerity, certainly he
transportation nor shall any new ion the stock
orvehicles q any previous contractor eorhe nsrnc
III Bdderswill be careful 10 read the forms .sisd
tons appended 10 this advertisement They requ
state, their proposals., the mode by which they inen
TO convey the mail Where the size and weigh, Of The
malls the speed called for In the schedules shall require
H. the contracts win be made for coach, steamboat rail
road Conveyance as the case may be and consequently
In al o,bsr eases re oasss win Be assigned to
bids proposing the cheapem modes Of Transportation.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States,
and OHIO, will be received a ihe Contract
isn @il M q ihsi TX APRIL isio Go & decided y
the oath Of April lsisjon the rou,es and IN the manner
and time herein specified. viz
NEW JERSEY.
1869 From New Germantown at 10 a m Wednesday
by P0tfefsviHe and Unionyile
To German Valley, by 9 p m, i2 miles
And back between D m and . o IN same day
1870 From Key Port at m, six times week or a. or
ten as the boats run between New York and
BY Homdei and Coils Neck
To Sqnankum by ~ N, 20 miles
1911 From Taekl,aoe a p 4, Saturday
ny Lower BsidFs, On Cedar Greek. seaviIle, and
and Townsend Inlet l4
To Cape May G H., by II p m 20 miles
Aud hack between a M and II N same day.
Proposals leave III the morning and return IN The az
iernoon ofiae came day day Gbe named, will econ
sitlered
1872. From Philadelphia pa. at 9 a m Saturday
by Camden IN. ~ and the following places:
.U Elesburg, Fellowship and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county IN. III by 10
m, 20 miles n
And back between / IN and m same day
1874. Grant cry AT m Saturday
10 south Brunswick by ii a M miles
And BACK between and u IN dnv. /
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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
pa. scHwARTzEs !. ooMpoyNp ExTRAoT

On. sCHwARTZEs COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA
!, The astonishing success With which disease has
been combated by this powerful remedy for the last
three years, In the District Of Columbia and other
places has induced the proprietor present It's claims
IN more conspicuous manner, under sincere con-
vicuon that It's invaluable and unerring remedical
virtues viii benefit thousands, under whose notice
II may come. Therefor, he would urge Ii upon all
who read this not TO lei pass unnotced, bit give
lied.
The following are some ofthe diseases which
will testify 10 lis neyer-iaillng efficacy, viz;
Scr0f,a, In any form
lncipient slnges Of Consumption, when proceeding
from scrolillous habit; M
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis;
Dyspepsin, when proceeding from hepatic derange-
f3 raent Htks
Constitutional Syphilis; General Debility;
Habiual Costumes; Cnihneous Affections and
oil diseases arising from deranged secretions or i'm
puritles OF the blood. t.3&
Persons taking this remedy should not grow I'M
patient become too sangnine In their hopes Of a
rapid restoration TO health, as its efficacy depends
ineasureably upon the strength Of constitution and
the length OF time that disease has prevailed; there
fore would say 10 oil who may feel disposed 70 test
its virtues not 10 commence before they are fully de-
termined TO continue Its use, whether 1t DO bot
tic, dozen, or more, as no Two cases are exactly
similar or can be relieved by any suited number in
anticipation. es}s
Theaccompanying certificates are from gentlemen
Of responsibility residing in Washington ely, and not
from those abroad to whom would refer all those
who are In the least doubtful Hundreds OF testi-
monals cnn be produced as TO cficney, but as they
are seldom or ever reod or credence given 10 them,
have thought few respectable certificates, coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice.
C.ERIIFICA TIES. #
Dear Sir Having, throughthe agency of your
extract OF sarsaparila, accomplished most remark
able cure in the case OF my sister ! deem impor-
tant to make all acquainted with her case who may
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NJ Ho j. y cALLAN
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THREE CHILDREN

Da TOWNSEND Sir-I have the pleasure inform
you that three my children have been cured Of the Scro
lula by The Use OF your excellent medicine They a
acted very severely with bad sores have taken only four
botilvs I took them away for which feel myself under
dee obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, i0s Wooster street.
New York, March l. 1917.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE iao FULTON STREET, n. 70: \
1I pR NV. n WI DyoTT 4 SONS erxsaAI Asssrs, No
20 SSnt cr wsshinEon city, CHARLES sToTr Dauc.
.,sr corner III street and Penn. Avenue.
r-s- Also. for nalc by DrurEisff generally.
tfh6E SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, Arp slcssp WITH TIM wnrfsn sIsxzrunn o.
no u n. % y TT -Cn n
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, Jan. /, ls4o.
spirited debate was had upon the contested seats
without any final result.
Mr.. PUaH defended the claim of himsslf and NJ,
Pesrce, on the democratic side; and Mr. Spencer IA
vored the right Of himself and Mr.. Runyan
COLUMBUS Jan. T. 1910.
The House resumed, and concluded the debate OF
the previous day. call Of the House showed seventy
members present.
Mr. TOWNSEND 0rse soiler) moved an adjournment,
which was lost.
The first resolution. declaring Messrs. Pugh and
Pearce entitled to seats put to the VOTE and lost
ayes 25, nays Is.
The question was next taken upon the resolution
giving seats to Messrs. Spencer and Runyan, which
WAS neeatived22 to 2sthres free sellers voting With
the majority.
Adjourned
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Common Council.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERmHr.-January 2-Ths
board met last evening the President in the chair
Harlem Railroad Company-A communication was
received from the above company praying the board
to adopt such measures will prevent the Hare n
Railroad Company from obstructing the passage on
the sidewalks near the gas house. Laid the table
Several petitions were received and appropriately
ferrsd
Popers from the Bodrd-Reports In favor OF impro-
wing 32th street. between "a and Sd avenues; concur
red in In favor of raisng the salary Of NJ q. Hart
Clerk in the Street COMMISSIONER office to $3.50;
adopted. Several papers from the board were con.
CURED In.
Resolution that the northwest corner OF the side
walk of Canal and Centre streets be rounded and let
back to allow carsges to between the curb stone
and raikcsd track, Immediately; adopted.
The Board adjourned
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sus'fquent performsness including the grand dsscrp-
tive ehoros of the "Caiifornis Gold NiDe,v we're re-
ctived as thy dsservsd with the unanimous psadi
OF delighted sudence, who separated with ths pleas
Ing anticipation OF once more hearing the l,mpd
csdepIas and souexciting intonstions Of tho Queen
of Song ~
MkEirED AND MAorrvIcErr CADEAU.-Ths ATTACHES
OF Burtons Theatre In Chambers street. have cubb-d
together, and presented to the nAxer
fpe ndid Testimonial Of their aspect the shape Of
New Years gift IL consists OF Q massive gold seal,
manufactured expressly cut Of . lump of the pare
CalforniA metal The design of this nique cadeaa
reflects great credit upon the artist the
tahk was entrusted II represents Gothic pyramid OF
peptsgonal form each side illustrating Snakspsrsan
ecsne; the whoe surmounted by sxqui-itsly caaed
statueite OF he imm0rs bard The blood cor
nelap, whereon Is cut likeness Of the swan IT Avon
with fac simsIe of mis- auto rsph. The cadea. was
presented yesterday on tho stage, introduced by a
peril speech from tho capable stage manager of
the e.tablith ment John Broughxm Esq and received
and responded to, in mann equally appropriate, by
the talented inpresario.
Madame Augusta Is creating great excitement ct
the Mobile Theatre.
Mise BRENT and Mr.. Manners arc also ct Mobile
nv Murdoch and Mrs wilkinson, are playing to
crowded houses in Cincinnati.
Bscaccisnti has recovered her health, and Is ex-
pected soon to re-sppear in Boston.
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he old man lying the floor with his clothing al
burned OF. and gate dead Verdict sccordinsly.

the old man lying on the floor. with his clothing oil
burned on and gate dead Verdict accordingly.
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING The coroner Yesterday
held an inqne't At the Aims House yard, the body
OF Richard Coffee native of Irelsod and 81 years Of
sgs Several men 1t graphing for the bJdy
OF Nr Coddington. at the foot Of Duane street aud
fsbed up the deceased. who 1t appears the l3 Of
November fell into the river. while sndssvoring to
juppon board the steamboat Erie The dscessed was
hack driver and has left q wife and two ohildren
Verdict, accidental drowning.
The EsINA BALL The name alone OF this highly
benevo mt commemoratiou lie, or ought 10 be. an In.
PRODUCTION 10 tbe cbsra bic spp@ ais of every family
This evening the most popular and fashionable ball Of
the tesson will take place, and from the prosr
OF arrangements, the respsctsbihty of the mana
gers and the object Of the institution, have no
doubt that 1t will contribute to the enjoyment Of
multitu de, while it will confer silent blessing upon
the destitute for whose benefit 1t 10 chartably de-
signed.
Nh WALL THE BLIND IRIsH HARPER I'VE are in.
formed that arrangements are on foot for rendering
to Mr.. Wall the blind Irish harper, compime ntary
benefit. From what We have feared of them aud
Of the gentlemen who have under taken the m alter
there Is every to believe that 1t will result
the collection Of very hsndsom sum for the old
harper.
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Whig Legislative Caucus.

ALBANY, Jan. e. 1910.
At the whig caucus, last evening" the following nav.
sons we're selected for officers of the Assembly
Amos X. Hadley- Speaker
Philander D. Prindle-Clerk
s s. Blanchard Of wyomng-Ssrgesnt.st at. Arm,.
Robert Grant, Of Dutchess-Door Keeper.
Thomas Osborn, Of Madison-Assistant.
Samuel Mercein, of Ulster-Assistant.
1.-The probability is from the large whig majority In
the Assembly that the above named &c ntemen we're
elected, although our teegraphic dispatches OF the
proceedings OF the Legislature yesterday do not an.
prise us Of the tact]