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Miss Nina Geary, the Talented Vocal
lat says-f have good for highly recommending
KENDALL'5 Ambolne for the HAIR sold By all drtisgss
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Prizes Cashcd In All legal l.Ottertes.-
Prompt aud reliable information given sent
j. X. CLAYTON 4 co. 10 Wal street N. Y.
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CrlstaA0ro's HAIR Dye, Preservative
The dve puiied by skilfu artists.
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Messrs. simmons, Rogers q Co. are
authorized receive deposits and make collections
account. r. Il. SIMMONS 4 co.
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Chaps, Chafes, saliowness. Erugtic,,r ON.
npots spccks and all Skin emishes cured by 0OUkAUDs
Italian Medicated soap as Broadway
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All Legniixcd Lottc-
ries and intormatiou given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street Philadelphia
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LesIis's Ginger Win..
Delightful, soothing refreshing
For sale at Gil the leading grocsrs' in the city.
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Baseheior's Hair Dye-The Best IN the
vovid Harmless, reliable ipstananeeua The oaiy per-
feet dys 5od BY drusssta Factory 81 Barclay Street
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Germs. Bunions, Inverted Natlss En-
a. sSs ses TO- the j. b.
49,, Chiropodtst. 7CO Broadway.
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A New Cosmetic-.White VirRin Wa

A Beautiful Com pfsx ion-Latra's Bloom
Of Youth has achieved a celebrity Of having no equal
for besuifying the complexion and skin ssS Broadway
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,iftx First Premiu ms in 1909.

Fifty First Premiums In 1909.
GROVER 4 BAKERS celebrated Elastic Stitch 6ewiA0
machines were awarded the highest premiums over an
competitors the Fars Of New York Vermont ToA
Indiana. Michigan, Illinois Kentucky Pennsyvanis Ohe
Oregon and respectable institute and county
fair held 1853 Salesrooms 495 Broadway New York
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Messrs MUM CO, publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue TO act as Attorneys for "a
Inventions IN this and all foreign counirsa
Messrs Mum Co have had seventeen experience
IN collecting Patents and have acted as Attorneys Tor msrs
Pamphlets CONTAINING the Patent Laws and other mpor-
tant Information iurnshcd Tree on appis-
ton Copsujation aud advice free. Address
MUM CO., ~ Park row, New iosk Or,
Corner y and Seventh streets. Washington, " u
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swcre.s IN Life Dspcnds the Higss
man filling the right psce phrenolcsy indicates shs Er-
.urs lions daily by FOWLER AZ WELLS. rs Broadway
esss Tor Practical instruction meets TUESDAY and Friday
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CATARRH OF THE TYMPAhlC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTkuciIUN OF rHt
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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The Copperhead Casschlam
Por the instruction Of such polc'ans - - Of tender
srcfuy compiled by divers learned and dsssning mem.
Authori ed. aud With adpoultons.
By FERNAND0. 1HR 0eIRAMITB.
High Priest Of the Order Of coppetheads
rn'e sTNULAIR TOUsRv.
III Nassau street, New York
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Prizes Cashed in All Lcgallzed Lotto.
ries. Prompt and reliable information gwen
O. WEST 81 Pine street. n Y.
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Goura ads PoSdrs Subtitle Upro0ts HAIR
from upper lips low forsheadA any part Of the bsy
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Hon. h. w. 6ante, OF Arkansas, Late .
brgadsr general the rebel army win address the cxe.s
1894 ~ o'clock Tickets Of admission % cents each
Reserved seats 50 cents EACH be obtained 1T ,.
Crowens bookstore 3s3 broadway: New York Times ocs,
O. b. GuthSics o6ce - Pine street, aud IL the doos ID
Cooper Institute on Monday evening.
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Gray. Red FlRxeU Hair Cha nged 60 -
glossy without DYING the AdrieAs
Imperial Pomade, Depot so Broaiway Price 30 cssts
For sale HELMBOLT q SMAKTe. 70 Eighth avenue
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CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
MINUTE
disease OF tho Eye aud Ear requiring either
medical surgical aid ATTENDED to BY Dr. WON EI5Eh
BERG at his consulting rooms $40 Broadway near Twelfth
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A Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
WHITES Patent LEVER IRUss

Ia dfcrent principle and act on from all others u USE
light and easy No pressure on the back or ,prmst
co pressure ard and upwerd, and II cavity made
raonger or lighter BY the patient required cure 10
now warranted Female supporters on the same principle
aud children and attended by lady Sold only By GREG.
DRY Co., coo Broadway.
New Cosmstic-.sWhite virgin Wax
OF Antilles for beautyng whitening and preserving the
complexion, making u SOFT fair. smooth and transparent
curing chsppd hrs and redness OF the hands Remember
al pure Virgin Wal, aud the skin, and
the great or Radiant and Perpetual Beauty Price Is
and 81 cents Manufactured only by HUNT co, Perflm
ers. i3y South seventh street Philsdepha sod By
~ Rsi,imore iest Baltimore W. B. BNTwrsLE cornsr
Twelfth street and Fsnnsyvsnia avenue, Washington, De-
nd Driraists generally.
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Ridge wood SMOKING Cases.
RIDGEwo0D SMOKING TOBACCO.
Ohicc t2o Broadway.

Royal Havana Ptan.-shriby College
Lottery Information furnished by y. A. JACKSON CO
NJ fhird sveuue orross Cooper Ins itnt. r. SPryes
cashed and highest prices raid Tor cold 81 yer and n"cu
rent Money
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i Tvussea.-aarsh - Co., Radical Gre
Truss Snce, only No vcscy street. As,or House ss
Elastic 0oods Supporters shoulder Braces &C. ASy
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HoyCs Hiawatha HAIR Rcst0rattvr-
warranted restore faded ane hair and minister's to
their original effects ~ previous
Of preparnohs sulphur, sugar OF lead. NC.
HOYTS IMPERIAL COLOHlSG OK. AN
oils and coiors time light and
red hair u beautiful brown black
JOSEPH HoYr co 10 University place, n 7.
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Grand Scheme ON she Royal Havana
plan Of the Shelby College Lottery or Kentucky inferno
tion furnished ALECK CO., Brokers' 80 Pine street.
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silver Watches.
sllver n.~trs ie.ine watcher STA Sls sl5 and 30
silver Huntpa Deiarhrd Lsvers-eiS eA eIh W 70 -
SILVER Huus,ns English Patent Levers-eU, ~ y" -
10 l1s: Gro : 80, -, a,o.av.,. one door b.
90 canal street formerly No. N Wall street
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one ..:.... ~
AuI0o Sopsse D
rsoSopsos.
Any larger number addressed . names OF subscrfbsrs
~ 50 each An extra copy win 30 70 every club
oetcn Twenty copies, 70 one address, year. o9J.
and any larger nuub a. psoA ~ extra COPY win
be sent TO clubs Of twenty 7hss ratss aks ne WmkLv
HEALD the cheapet publication IN ne country.
ADvEsnsExrTs TO q limited number. st dfty cents
pcr line, viii b inserted 10 the v EIxLS HERALD.
The Living Breath OF the Diviness
flower that r. he garland q nature T.
perfume for the SsnStercssi Sstisd from he centrs
OMeiai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
A' Rssrucsr ri EXTRA Class lIs--yaa. Is 1851
81, %, 5. 43. rs, 81, 60, 8. So. 20. 81, z, 1.
- :. K.srgc1r, Gas, l47-Jsn. g; 1881 90 ..
Circulars sent free Of charge TtSh1a
Covingou Ky.
OmciaI Drawings or emo Shelby College
BITaA CLASS 47-Jsn. q. 1854
IS, 81, 10. e. 40. IA, Sc, 20, a., 6S, 50, "a, &c.
CLASS 4s-Jan %. 1861
SO. 81. 30 r.. II, 80, IS, SO, 90, 2, 40. 20.
Successors to John A. Morris q Co.
Omciai Drawings Of the Library Asso.
citation Company. Letter. ~ y, q x.1;Set ss
Class 5ii-Jau. 49, 1854
81 %. 10, 80, "A, 20. %, G2, IL, Is, 9, AZ.
TRASc e. ELLIS q c Managers cvog.a Ky
Messrs. simmons, Rogers e Co. are
authorized to receive deposits and make soecto"s oHcur
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Pure Country Mia Can De Obtained
Al eight cen1 per quart by applying addressing y
sMIfis old estsblishment. ID East Foty-s street
None bat . pure article served.
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CHRONIC cATARRH,

NOISES IN TIKI HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
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Dea fness, Impaired sight.

Deafness, Impaired slight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT
CHRONIC cArARRH. 46sa
osnAHHa ss y%N Ssssfsso u SHS a
cUnEo
disease 20 F. E., 2ys ss.
BERG. at his consulting rooms $40 Broadway near Twelfth
street.
DR.. Halsssad, or Round Hill Water
Cure Northampton Mass, win be ct the g. Nicholas Hotel
.H III ~ s W b. T. rs% 70 '
English Cannel Coai.-a5O Tons kirk
less Han Gas Cannsl lss tons peasaI Gross 1as Casc::
sale ' ~ cko fsck Agent aS port M
FIFTY First Premiums In 1893.
GROVER BAKERS celebrated Elastic Stitch sswisS
so%pssisor s the STATE % Now rts Vermont
Indiana MichSan nos Hens.ssy aH wcs
r Ssd ~ ss sss New Yos
Grand sch.n.s .. tho Royal Havana
plan tho Shelby College Lottery Of RsDtucky Inorma
ton FURNISHED hEsc is's' CO sSosse Pa. street.
Msa1. sRssr Us sssar s1s'''d. Or o. '' '
Grand Scheme ON she Royal gsvsnA
P sa 81 n: ssi' Bss.s:
Grey. Red or Fla re. Hair Changed G :
gssy black brown without dying by tho Of Adrchs
For sss !. HRnssoET sIAET Is E,s,s svsous
Hon. n. w. oants, or Arkansas, Late .
brgader the rebel army will address the ctxens
Now York Co per Institute. M,ndsy evening Yeb l.
1894 ~ o'clock Tickets of admission % cents each.
Reserved seats 50 cent. each. can De obalned At J.
Crowens bookstore, 33 Broadway: New York Ttmes ocs
O. Guthgic's Once - Pine street, aud at the do0s ss
Cooper Institute on Monday evening.
HoyCs HiRwatha Hair Rcst0rattvr-
warranted restore faded sna gray hair and whiskers
effects previous
Of preparations sulphur OF Lad NC
HOITS IMPERIAL COLORlSG Ck.AM
oils and the hair al the time AnS.s light and
red hair to u beautiful brown or black.
JOSEPH HoYr co 10 University place, N. Y.
Lesiis's Ginger Wins.
Delightful, soothing refreshing
For sale at all the leading crocefs' in the city.
:
Lea Il PERKINS, Worccstershire Salee-
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should be carried out, the restoration Of the Union
tended that the modern usages Of nations gave no
right conscate the private property OF those
aSsn cS e
He 10 favor OF every just constitutional measure for
putting down the rebeon but A. the same time presery
wanted lastins peace founded equity and justice,
which would brieg sladness 70 millions Of hearts
Stevens Ss are out s vim
nor With the gentlemen the other sde who claim they
Hs e. - as cJsss s. 70 Ss Of hs r9
clearly and well defined, that when great rebellion 10
in opers the President and Congress may declare that
ID State OF war, and that should follow the
laws Of war All the obligations Of the unios bang over
the but by the act q rebellion they have placed them
selves beyond the PRIV ryy , o. the ecus.!e.i.n The
S S =. Sy ~ sns e
their personal and real estate AZ the origin Of this gov
the moss sweeping laws conscasus toe estates Of ories
and NOT permitting them 70 remain upon our, coll. The
Sbo ssred ne treaty Of psscs 70 make reSstus,op bS
this the sseFBly refused 70 do and the fifteenth
.cls Of the treaty merely says they would recommend
must put down the ssity causeslAvery take away
the platform on which slavery stands-- namely
ne :ss e.: s.. Of a' i rss g o:
occasion. There .as scarcely surpriss = bsfsis
~ had 70 =: tod ss truth
we're cutivatng their sns the products q which were
placed 10 tho rebel commissary Department; and was
that w could conquer II this was an Abolition war il
was because We have an abolition army and he would
tell gentlemen that slavery dead forever unless the
BODY snachers the other eide should rssurrsct and
bring Il to lfe He said ~ announce, gentlemen, your
friend ie departed. Bang your embems Of mourning on
the bier and follow the hearse and shed tears over the
grave but have time 10 waste 70 hear sulcgies %
The deceaseA was not BY commissioners such ~
thSt senueman from New York INT. WOODY had
suggested; u was not By smies tnes psacs vas
TO DO secured, bat by the thunders q war.
The rebellion must be met, our srmies must
be 6lIed, and we muse 90 forward with the ma.
jssty Of . great peoplc rislns IN thev ~repe'n "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


MASONIC -THB MEgBEFs OF GOSCORO LOD0E,
M No -. s3mu,oned Il attend specai comm uAtes
ton 90 SATURDAY eeenins september ~ At ocgfs Sc
8U1Ol square. W ", SH0 NNAY A..
THE MTNBEpS og rRANKLtN bobge NO .T
y sud befNUt nOshe4 % T. there WIN IN ~
emereen mtstus on sslergSs ssenns Cab prh sy
% ihs W
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LEGAL MOTTO E2.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA SOUTHERN DIS.
u ircs Of New YORK Whereas libel " ipforrston
hath aiet the ttr ct Court ot or
Anercs. for lhe seuttern Dssrc Of yew Yors 18Th
Of September IN the OF Lord thouss nd
sght hundred are sxty four by z DeAfele smith Eso
United States Dtii Attorney FOR the Southern pstrlc, 1
New York behalf Of United sth.ss aga 81 80
seamer "a Vance hsr tackle ac suo cargo and w6ere
substance OF the said bs OF uormat 90 Ia sad
aud cargo captured awfi pr,e on ~ snout
TIE plh OF September 1894 10 the Atlantic Ocsan IN
Qttnde degrees nutes ~es latitude Il a, srees
NORTH by The Unied states rssmsr santiago De Cuba cap
tain o. slsson Uult.d states Nav, commsodtns ana
brought the port ef Nsv fcrs Asd
steamer her tackle 40. aud cargo may he condensed ss
svfu rrise ~ OF United Bow
10 putsssn,e ne ponon under The seal " NE sad
Colr 70 and De vered do hef-bq give rublc
notice al persons claiming The sad steamer her tackle
Ac. and cargo ~ N any nsnns INTERESTED thsren hat
befo the said pstcs Court 10 haI
a ne city Of YORK 10 aud for tLs s4i ss8heru ps
trlo New York Inc 1Ith day seyien nsut Al
steven O'Clock the forenoon OF that dsy provided tie
shall pe day OF 1nrts1cuon otherwise tb- nert
Ssy III therssts thep and 10
their claims and max. ther ssgsons ia that bsss
Dated this 1871 day OF September lsei.
ROBERT MURRAY. United states Marshal, &C
r DsLlusLp SsIrB, United sstss District Aitorns ko
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An ELEGANT SIX SEAT CUT UNDER ROCK.
"A away. order; coal box top Buggy, Harness &c
will be sold low to close an estate, BY HARRY G. COOKE
street.
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N ELE6A NTLY FURNISHED THNSE STORY AND
~ Ssement sale, in . quiet gepteel street.
near Nrry, nrooh,tn. All modern improve ments o. P.
Z I'LL. IS Suuth
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n SS4sk IN FIRST PLACE, SOUTH BROOKLYN
Msnrs1 tory brown stone House, 24x45 with IS feet
Defna On aiming All the modern improv cmens and In
NJ ordfr from Top % bottom. Address A. Wcks, box
sSs~e-~ fork Po ( Office.
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aoRsEs. CARRIAGES, &C.

A MOST STYLISH (BLACK HAWK HORSE. WELL
"A broken Tor sale price $500 Apply at 81 kast Thirty
eighth street
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SpDR TIN g.

LOR SAL CHEAP-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE STEA0
Yacht Ave double engines tive horse
strength speed miles person ruL
her INQUIRE Ut room IL, No. IA " al street.
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4 Wv ptSiRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
n AL aoni on .uds0n segeu acres of aad 3l0 tset
water frlUr GaEGsome OolhiC fraAe house, with o0I-
bHlin, . Of frull. $1,000
~ TrkR BA0s 4 sLLAMY, 81 Pine street
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-AI
IA GreeHN eh Conn. due modern Budding land III hl
san royed wea trHited E in der, GOOD OF SQUAD
depot :. r. IRELAND, sts Fipe street, room IL
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

FARN or 80 ACRES FOR SALON THE NOR
"A thsrp Ralro&d Of New JERSEY. one N e from depot
fsrs 10 -e gOna barns withtn ~,
ros or the harn. rate hSrds, ioy AEpy 4
y CHARLTON. Spring Nahey. kockiSna cognty N n
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TNyCn{ANGE OR FOR SsLE-A PLACE AT ING e.
~ ST. Sc - abput three-nsrters Of acre,
vita Ao.ttrs, Coach dass iru't 6c.. se. Pres .ow.
seasy Inquire urke's store 2i0 Rio sdT
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Died.

BAMBER AT Woodberry, ND, on the llth Of Jnly,
CARRIE, infant daughter Of Mary and Thomas Bamber,
aged months and days,
PLEAsANTs.-suddenly, on the morning OF the 18th
inst, ME DANIEL PLEASAHTS,
Ills ale relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence No 1883 Walnut
street Thursday next, at O'Clock. baltimore papers
please copyl
RADLEY.-On the morning OF tho 18th lnst Aer pain
ful illness, ELLA q. RADLEY, aged q years.
She sleeps, sWeetly sleeps In the of her Maker.
The relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
Invited 10 attend her ner AL from her mothers residence
DreeT street, above Amber Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, without further notice TO proceed 10 nuIen
Cemetery.
BThUffEk.-In Haltim0re, on the morning Of the Hth
inst. WILLIE ALBEkr, Son OF George W and Henretta
&. StAufer, Jr aged years, months, and days.
THOMAS .-On the 10th OF June, near Bethel, Camden
county, N. Mss HARRIET c., daughter Of Hannah aud
the lAe samuel Thomas, In the 23d year Of her age.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSIGNED

IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSIGNED
Estate of THOMAS FLETCHER.
The Auditor appointed by the Court Of Common Pleas
for the City and County OF Phadelpha TO inquire aud
r. whkther all the debts and liabilities OF THO MAS
FLETCHER and CALVIN W. BENNETT, late CO. pat
neTs, trading under the firm OF FLETCHER q BENNETT,
h., No II. page 62. assigned unto DANIEL c. WHARr0H
all II elr estate, joint several in trust for their cred
tOrr). Well all the debts Of said THOMA AS
FLETCHER which we're claim upon the estate assigned
by the aforesaid, ell under previous
cne dated October l. 1899, executed by said THOMAS
FLETCHER to said DANIEL @ WHARTON, have been
fully paid and discharged with view TO the said Court
ordering and directing the said assignee DANIEL @.
WHARTON, to reeonvey to said THOMAS FLETCHER
all the assigned estate remaining IN his han Is possess
SION and all andng interest In the same viii attend
the duties OF mis- appointment on MONDAY, August
1864 at Il O'Clock NJ, at his ONCE Ne. III ALHUr
Street In the city Philadelphia, whereof all parties nte
rested are hereby notified, JOHN CLAYTON,
ly20 wfm-5t Auditor.
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CHI0ItEN.

Cliques are a remarkable feature OF society.
Man is a social being but he has a propensity
for difusing his direct social influence within
limited circle, or Of operating through those
who compose such a circle, u6on the mass Of
the community. The collection of individuals
he gathers around him is conventionally de-
Bignated "clique." We all understand what
Is conveyed by this term. We have felt and
complained of the dominance of this kind
Oftyranny, not only in politics, but in fashion,
IL Journalism, and even in the home associa-
tions, which the inexperienced mind might
suppose to be free from any invidious distinc-
tions. There is, therefore, no necessity for a
definition, and we shall proceed at once to
speak our mind in regard to what we consider
a nuisance, that ought to be abolished, not by
legislative enactment, but by the sensible fiat
Of society.
First, let us consider the political clique.
Under this head we may include that wheel
within wheel, a caucus within a caucus.
John Smith Is professional politician. He Is
man who is said to carry certain Ward
" In his pocket" and to control its decisions
as II he were It's king. How is this astound-
ing condition OF things brought aboutP 1t is
not possible that the men Of wealth and po-
sition in that Ward are disposed to acknow-
ledge the dictation OF Mr.. John Smith, or a
halEdozen of the members Of that ubiquitous
family. Clique explains It all. John is an
active politician, and has gathered around
him a number Of subordlnates In the same
business. who act as bis Instruments, and null
tiply their votes among their neighbors, and
thus override all the honest calculations oi
the really responsible men Of the Ward.
A large clique, based upon the same Prin-
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF NEwsPAPEBs.-
All the Western journals have raised the price
of their papers in consequence of the unpre-
Cedented rise in the cost of material and
labor. The Pittsburg papers have declared
jointly that hereafter the morning and even
ing papers viii be served to subscribers for
25 cents per week instead of ~ cents, as here
toiore charged.
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K=A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
OK THn
RIVER soHUHLKILL.

TAs steam boat GENERAL HOOKER, OAptAn MAR
KLE leaves EarmOuRt every h0ur Tor Bchu ylk Hoghtd
Laurel Hui, BSlln0nt Cottage, hs fAna aud Missa-
kiekOa. Dl-a
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Married.

KNIGHT-CHLD.-On the 18Th inst by the Rev. George
Leeds, ID D., HARTLEY KNIGHT 10 MARIANNE, daugh-
ter OF Richard S. Chld, ESQ. No cards.
HTLIEGER-CHRIsTY.-M eth, 1864, by the
Rev. Mr. Burns, MT JOHN A. NlGHlLlNGER " Miss
MARY CHRlsri, both Of philadelphia.
BPICER-MoPPS On the l4th inst, by the Rev. Thos!
seWall, FRANKLIN A. sPlCEk 10 Miss MARTHA A.
MOPP5, all OF Baltimore.
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WI HAVE BY FAR the largest stock and best
assortment Of Clothing in Philadelphia, com
prsing all desirable styles of goods, from
medium price to superine. Every one can be
accurately fitted at once from our stock what
ever be his size or proportions, in garments equal
in all respects 10 work made 10 measure, at much
l0iser prices. For those who prefer we have
also a complete assortment Of piece goods, which
will be made up to measure in style surpassed
by none. BENNETT Co.
TOWER HALL, No. 5lS Market street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
Droposale.


Oryrcs OF Army CLOTHING Aap EeuIfAom /
No S1 BnoApWAY, New YoRK July ~. 1854
RMy SIIPPLIES.-Sealed proposals will
n h. received at this Depo. until o'clock m on THURS,
nay The sAh Inst for furnishing by oontrscs It the Depot OIL
Army Clothing and Equipsge In this Guy;
BLANKETS. -
KNIT DRAWERS,
FLANNEL DRAWERS,
HOSPITAL TENTS and FLIES.
HOSPITAL TENT FLIES,
SHELTER TENTS. 8 on. Duck.
MANILA PAPER, bxW. - go
o.,.. oT yhich can be this office. Bidders viii
.,bm ,b their nropo.ss OF the articles vhich they
10 deyrr Of the materials Of which the articles
~ S in The c.s OF Flannel Drawers ard Tents least
one yard Of the m.eh should be :aSm IT, Bidder WIN
h;oh bsv can m.ke deliveries. and how they
pete the delivery OF all they bid for All bids mus. be accom-
lie. setting forth that contract be awarded 10 the party
named thefen will a, once execute the same and give
hond FOR IL faithful performance Tho United states rcaerves
the right to reject sny part the whole of the bids maybe
ppno.s .Soaid be niorsed Proposals for furnsblns
here fnssrt the article bid for)," and addressed to
'"o'' ' WV Lieut.. Col ID. II. VINTON,
Deputy Quartefmsster General, u. y. A.