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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

A meeting Of DEMOCRATIC members Of the
Senate and House Of Representatives held a
meeting on Saturday evening in one of the COM
mitiee rooms of the Capitol-Mr. Winfield OF
New y DIRK, in the chair, and Mr.. Randall, OF
Pennsylvania, secretary. No nominations
were made for Speaker, Clerk. or other off
GERS, and no action taken on the probable course
OF the opposition during the proceedings Of to-
day. The consultation lasted short time. and
on motion adjourned until this morning at ten
O'Clock, al the same place.
An adjourned meeting of the democratic
caucus was held this morning at o o. clock in the
Judiciary Committee Room of the House, Hon
Charles Winfield presiding. The only bust.
ness transacted was to nominate Hon James
Brooks, of New York, for Speaker of the House
and ticket for clerk, door'ieeper and other
Officers
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE. Dec. 4.-The steamer
Annie, W which left for New York yesterday, has
returned here on account of bad weather.
The English brig Victory, from Liverpool for
Richmond, is ashore and bilged at Linhaven
Bay. The cargo is landing.
The schooner Estelle, from Albany for Rich
mond, is ashore at the same place The cargo
is landing. The vessel is in good order.
The English ship Simons, from Liverpool for
Baltimore, is ashore at Bendy Island.
The ship Glasgow, from East Indies for Bal
tmore, is ashore twenty miles south Of Cape
Henry.
The steamship Niagara arrived from New
YORK
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TIE ORGANIZATIONS OF CONGRESS

As we go TO press the House of Representa-.
tiyes is proceeding with the work of organ.
ization, Ohe Senate having a standing organiza.
tion,) and will undoubtedly complete it fully
this afternoon, when the usual committees will
be appointed 10 wait on the President and in.
form him of the fact. The Message will, there.
fore, undoubtedly go IN on tomorrow 1t will
be looked fer with great interest as unfolding
the Presidents matured views upon recon.
suuetion, the financial question, taxation,
banking, our foreign policy, &c, &c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The Gillian War

NEW YORK. Dec 4.-Advices from Valparai-
so 10 the LIST of November, give a vivid picture
TO Spanish aggression, In declaring a bloc kade
OF six ports.
The Government has ordered all the Spanish
residents 10 Valparaiso, where they can be un-
der the vigilance of the authorities The trans
fr of Spanish properly or assets il forbidden.
Foreigners in Chilli are decided in support of
the Government. The Diplomatic Corps resi-
dent in Ganhoys have expressed their annroy.
al of the protest of Chilli to Spain.
The Germans in the province of Atacoma
have voluntarily renounced all exemntion
from taxes, to which as foreigners they had
a right Preparations for war are being Wig
orously carried on.
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Interesting from Honduras.

NEW YORK, Zee. ith.-The latest advices
from Honduras by way of San Salvador report
notable political changes.
The insurrection in the Department Of Olau-
cbo has terminated.
The Congress of the Republic of Honduras
has decided TO abolish the Senate Chamber
The reason given is that the country is essen
TALLY democratic, and an upper House SEN
Congress henceforth will be Of equal political
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SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court of the United States met
this morning, all the judges present After
calling at the White House and paying their
respects to President johnson, accompanied
by Hon. d. 3 Goodlng, U. s Marshal, his dep
uty, G. w. Phillips, Esq, and the Clerk of the
Court, Mr.. d. w. Middleton. the Court ad
journed until IL O'Clock Tomorrow, when they
will enter upon the business of the term.
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PKRsoNAL.AHon. Cbas y pheIps

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Chas. E. Phelps, Md; Hon.
W. L. Sharkey, Miss; Hon. X. @. Wickliffe,
La; Hon. A J. Rogers, N. j.: Hon. 3. A
Davis, Va; Hon. Jacob Barker, La; Hon. BENZ
Stark, Oregon; Hon. Geo. l. Curry, Oregon,
are at Wizards. Hon. z. Chandler, Mich:
Hon. I. Davis, Mass; Hon. w. ID. McIndoe'
Wis; Hon. l.. M. morrill,, Me-; Hon. Alex
Ramsey, Mimi. are the National
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Sos 0,43S
A CURIOUS PRrSENT

one OF our Consuls in England sent to the De.
partment a somewhat novel article, which is to
be presented to the President 1t seems to be a
device adopted to indicate the English opinion
on American affairs, and con sists Of two stone
rings linked together, cut from a solid piece of
sand stone. The rings are about ten inches in
diameter and contains the following sentence
carved and painted on their sides :-aThe link
of the people, North and South, should be
Unity, 1897
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ALABAMA THE TWENTY SEVENTH STAT

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. 2, 1s65-Hon. 3D.
vim M. Stanton. Secretary Of War: The amend.
ment is adopted by an Overwhelming vote.
L. T.. PARSONS, Prov Gov.
The above dispatch. received by Secretary
stanton, brings the intelligence that another
State has given its vote for the constitutional
amendment for the extinction of slavery, max.
ing the rwenty-seventh State that has ratified
the amendment. This insures beyond perad ven-
ture the requisite number of States required
for the adoption Of the amendment.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4-Tradeis yery dull
The rainy season has interrupted transporta-
ton to the interior, while the western market
is stocked with goods. The leading imports
are unchanged in price. Any pressure to sell
them would cause a decline. FreIghts dull:
money plenty; stocks depressed.
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THE NATIONAL DEBT

The monthly statement OF the public debt,
now issued for the month Of November last by
Mr.. Secretary McCulloch, presents a remark
able Improvement in our financial affairs
Wise and Judicious management, and whole
some economy, have produced a mar velous re-
duction in current expenses, and largely in
creased the public revenue. The Secretary of
the Treasury has good reason for congratula.
ton on the wisdom he has displayed in the
successful management Of the financial de.
pertinent OF the Government. Some of his
projects were severely criticised by many who
INDUCED in evil predictions as to the res ults
These persons may now see the signal success
of these efforts by the great reduction of the ma
tional debt in the short space of time which has
elapsed since the cessation of the rebellion.
Below is given the most important items of the
statement for November:
Debt bearing inter
est In coin l67 l69 "a. 50 S68 OBJ Us SO
Debt bearing interest
in lawful money. LIT ,ssl.l 1910 7o.ss4 1919
Debt on which inter-
est has ceased........ l,lS $50 81
Debt bearing no in
terest........ ....... 6s74474s5s
ia 6s3, 3l4 rs 8 l3s sg5 29
n Ltgdl tender notes IN circulation. Amount
One and two years. per cent note - $40 sgS on
lnlted States notes, old issue ...,. 400 C7o
united states notes, new issue. .... 426 3,9, aS
0o"pouho interess l67 ,0I2 al
Total Sos go, lss
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TREASURY REDEMpTIoNs

During the week ending Saturday, the Cd
inst, certificates of Indebtedness amounting to
500, $50 were redeemed by the Treasury De.
parment, and mutilated National currencv
destroyed to the amount of 1895 400
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CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsR CLASSIFICATION
Monzer, passing counterfeit $50 note; for trial
John Hughes, murder; Jail for court. Charles
Haleman, picking pockets; dismissed Patrick
McCabe, drunk; So Thos. Clagett, do. James
Hifer, do. Jas. Thomas, do; workhouse Jno
Schmidt, disorderly; dismissed. John G.. Aud
tying horses to a fence; %.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4. l o'clock-Cottor dull at
SO cents; Flour declined 10 cents-Southern 80
to $685.; Wheat cent lower; Corn dull: Beef
quiet; Pork firm; Whiskey firm; Lard dull.
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MUSTERED OFT.

In the month of November last there were a.
commissioned officers and 2,215 enlisted men
mustered out of the service in the Department
OF Washington
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wINDER. DUNCAN AMI on

WINDEk, DUNCAN, AND GEE.
. These notorious State prisoners left this city
under guard on Saturday evening last Winder
is sent to Richmond, Va, and is turned over to
General Terry, in command there. Duncan
goes to Savannah, Ga, and Gee to Raleigh,
N. @.
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SANITARY RKPoRTs.-The sanitary officers
reported thirty nusances TO day. Four arrests
were made for failure 10 abate nuIsances-one
person was fined IS, the other three were dis
missed.
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ID BUTTER AND EGGS.
L R1ME ROLL BUTTER, Fresh Kegs recsi we'd
daily. For sale By d. <, DUTROW,
no u o. 430 Eighth st,
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FIsher.-The De-
cember term of the Criminal Court was con-
vened this morning, Judge Fisher on the bench;
but no jurors having been summoned, there
being no ballots in the box to draw from, the
court adjourned to Monday next.
MIR. VIM. A. Mulloy, recently one of the Mar
shal's deputies, has been appointed crier of the
court by the entire bench, in place OF Mr. Den
nison, and from his long experience about the
courthouse will prove valuable officer.
II Is stated that before the REQ uisite number
Of jurors can be procured legally, Congress
must pass special act and that effort will
be made 10 procure the passage of an act this
week providing that jurors may be obtained,
and the business of the term common ced on
Monday next.
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ACCOUNTS AND CLAIMS AUDITED.

During the month of November there were
revised in the office of the Second COMPTROLLER
2,753 prize claims; 6,i69 claims of heirs of de-
&C ased soldiers; $40 sailors pay claims; 17S
quaTtermaster' I73 commissary, and 80 pay
masters accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

1He Ies1utHt Hau6 Tue fOIIOWlng appoint
ments on the I'd inst.-Mr. l.. G. Huntley, to be
Assessor of Internal Revenue for the third dis
uict OF Iowa. Mr.. j. A. Sash, to be Collector
OF Internal Revenue for the second district of
the State OF North Carolina. Mr. Francis w
y kes, 10 De Direct Tax Commissioner for the
district OF the State of Alabama Albert TT
Latimer, to be Direct Tax Commissioner for the
district of the State of Texas ~
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EOR sALE-A light EMPRESS WAGON with
y top, horse aud harness. Inquire at 295I ID
street, bet. 18th and 18th sts de- ST.
SoUTHCOMB. PAKNELL& Co, wireworkers
- NO. $40 street. near l5fh, washineton All
kinds OF wirework for windows. skylights. &c
nAoe 10 order, AZ the shortest notice. de ilws
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INQUEsT.-Yesterday morning, Coroner
Woodward held an inquest in view of the bod '
of newly born white male infant found in
Mr.. Samuel Wroe's premises, corner 26th and
X streets west, by a colored servant of the
family. The Jury returned a verdict that the
child came to its death through wilful neglect
at the time Of its birth, or that ii was placed
where it was found, to perish, by some person
unknown to the jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

he COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
ishng under the frm Of 8 A. TEA THAYER
is this DAY dissolved by mutual consent
B. A. THAYER,
X. A. THAYER
Wsshir gton, Nov q, 1855 aasya..
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MEDT ELEGRAMs
ANERIcAN TEIEGRApH CoMranY.

AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Once Millards' hotel, december 4, 1855
The GLOWING kilograms remain in this Office
unde1yered for want of sufficient address and from
other causes:
Miss Msry Harlan, care VIM Webb Atkinson
Chas Anderson
nOvI -n b. p. SNYDER, Manager
" / -. o. F-GRAND LUDGE-Ar ad.
A3 JourDPd meeting Of the tJrand Lodge will be
held THIS Monday EVENING, at IL o'clock
1t =. II. SWEET, q D.
0TATTENTION
US a n
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SUSPICION OF ARsoN.-Catherine Buckley
was arrested last night by Sergeant Gessford
on suspicion OF setting fire to the stables owned
by Patrick Leary and Daniel Buckley, which
was DESTROYED by fire between nine and ten
O'Clock. The property was located at the cor
ner of Sd street west and Virginia avenue. The
accused is the wife of one of the owners, and
the evidence so far is simply that she
threatened 10 burn the stables. She is held for
further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

NEW BOAT ON THE ALEXANDRIA ROUTE
The steamer Winnissimmit, designed for the
Washington and Alexandra route arrived
here this morAing at 10 o clock after a pleasant
trip of twenty four hours from Baltimore.
Though recently in the use of the Government,
she can be called comparatively new, having
speed, as shown by her trip from Baltimore,
is adequate to the accommodation of the ira vel
ing public. She was brought around in charge
special party, in yifed to undertake the trip
by our pubic spirited fellow dtizen, Mr.. John
Van Riswick, and the success of the trip is the
best evidence of the fidelity with which they
performed their duties. After an auspicious
entry into Washington, we can only wish the
Winnissimmit a career of success.
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II i D 6 l. D T III 1 N Ct
g GOD BAR g AIMS!

Il L Ill u
GOOD BARGA AIMS!
BAR 4 BROTHER,
Corner 9TH and streets are selling of their lsrs.
Men. Business suits Of all desert ptiOns,
Frock and Sack oyercoats,
Fine Black Dress Suits.
well assorted stock Of Boys and Gents Suits and
Also. large stock of Furnishing Goods, &c, ats
Our old patrons and also strangers must not for
know, store corner I'm and ma ~ 8 RRoTurR
Saturdays until SD m. de lin
RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auct., Georgetown.
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE I'M
rKKoNEp PEoPERTY in GEORGETOWN,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec 18th, at
4 o clock p m, will sell, in front Of the premises,
che. and 1.R
dining the residsnce Of Dr Riley s and Ssasin
Thomas, EsQ and COMMANDING one Of the hEest
large two story frame dwelling house.
Ter, deTms 9ne-thiTd cash balance in six and
,COnveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser 60. no
w NO H"nsro' ~
Entire steck of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Must be gone by the LIST Of January.
L. HEILBRUN & BRO.
SOC SEVENTH STREET,
One door south Of Odd Fellows Hall,
Will only for one month longer sell OF their well
selected Stock at the following low rates:
Mems Pegged CALF BOOTS, 81 and o..
Mems sewed CALF BOOTS, IS
Mems Heavy sewed CALF BOOTS, o..
Grain and Zip BOeTs, 81 up
Boys Grain, Kip and Calf BOOTS. at ell prios.
Mems BRoGaNs and BALMoBALs, g.
Mems sewed CATERS, g.
Children's Copper-Toe Shoes, q.
Ladies' Glove-Kid BALMOBALs, SEQ
Ladies' Glove Kid Polish BALhoRALs, a.
Ladies' Morocco seved BOOTS, g.
Ladies' Morocco Psgeed BOOTS, $50
Ladies' White Kid SLIPPERS. $3.50.
Ladies' Cloth and Carpet SLIPPERS, 81.
Ladies' Rubber SHOES, slI5
Mems do. do, SIao
Misses and Childrens SHOES Of all styles
TRUNKS and vALICES at prices to suit
This lie the last chance for Bargains, therefore
call BOON at
HEILBRUNS,
500 Seventh street,
de 2-lm' Stone Steps at Entrance.
CREAT BARGAIN "A comparatively small
NJ sum will buy a comfortable HOUSE, contain
ing rooms. having q front Of Is feet ID street,
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o iIsBH

Co. :.
AT Island Hall, Dec. 6. Important bust ness.
+. A. BOSWELL
de iT' Capt. Co Z. LIST Regt ,. b, p. q.
TMAYORs OFFICE
uS WASHINGTON, Deer mber /. 1855.
Washington that the President has set apart
THURSDAY. the 7th IN slant, a day OF thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God, TO insure a
compliance with his bebests, and o proper obser-
de2-G It VIC o R RI tRfa 1 WALLACE, Mayor.
nTBOARD OF TRADE-The Directors of
uS ibe Board Of Trade OF the District OF Colum-
sIAwIll meet At their Rooms, corner Of Ps
de l-st b. MoHUN, Sec
uS For the Benefit of
EAST WASHINGTON M 4 CHTRCH
~ At Odd Fellows Hail.
0arIison Street Navy Yard. between and q alta .
Aanii m moN Iaani NsiSHT, Dec 4 70 Dec H.
Tic patronage of all friends of the Church is So.
no,,eu. de Isl
"FlksT Grand FAIR OF THE SEASON,
O AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
For the benefit Of the new ST. Don;niei. Obu,.h
fsFIHSDID BxND OF MUSIC constantly :,
Admission S Cents. poaau
TOFFICE OF THE BOARD or pIRFC
uS TORS OF THE MASONIC HALL Assoc
CITATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
November n. Iss5-A meeting Of the Stockholaer,
Of the Masonic Association Of the District of 90.
lumba will be held At the Office of the directors on
9th street west next 10 the corner OF street
on MONDAY EVENING next December 4th, for
the purpose Of electing I've Directors to serve dsr
Ing the ensuing year. Pills will be opened at
o'clock p m. and remain open until O'Clock D. u,.
by order Of Board Of Directors. MOI -NF&N
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A PUBLIC WANT.-Edttor Star: Will the Star
please hint to the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company the desirability of extend
ZACH School House to the Congressional Gene
terry, for the benefit of the numbers who de-
sire 10 visit that place, especially ladies and
children. The want Of such mode Of con
veyance is shown by the incon veniences 70
which the throngs of visitors there are put. es-
pecially when in bad weather they are obliged
to pick their way along the center of the street,
(or rather road,) subjected to be run over by
fast drivers. The Congressional Cemetery is
so much a matter Of public interest, aside from
the number of persons resorting there 10 visit
the resting place of relatives and friends, that
the running of cars to the Cemetery would be
apaying investment to the company.
SUBSCRIBER,
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LOCAL NEWS,

THE REPORTED YELLOW FEVER CASES on
THE SToNEwALL.-The funeral of the late
Isaac Ii. Fort, son of Rev. w. $. Fort, took
place at his fathers residence yesterday after
noon. Mr. Fort was third assista mt engineer
in the Navy. and had arrived here in the Stone
wall, from which ship he was removed on
trlCay evening, being then very sick with a
fever, which was accompanied by symptoms
pronounced by the medical officers on board to
be yellow fever, and died on Saturday morn
ing.
This, we believe, is the only case of death
that has occurred among the Stonewall's COM
plement since her arrival here, although one
other died in Havana. Some of the ere w were
not in good health when they left Annapolis to
join the Stonewall, but when the vessel went
out of commission on Saturday there was no
sickness among them.
The Stonewall has been hauled out in the
stream. that she might be thoroughly yenti-
lated and cleansed before she is thrown open 70
visitors. This order was given previous to the
sickness of Mr. Fort, being deemed necessary
by the Department as precautionary measure
as the Stonewall had been lying IN the port OF
Havana during most of the summer 1t is
reported that fireman had died on board, and
that others are sick with fever, but such is not
the cases
Since the Stonewall's arrival the Farragut
court martial, the Off GERS Of the yard, and few
others only have been on board, she lying in the
stream most of the time, (having laid at the
wharf but one day. preventing the public from
going on her.
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NAVY YARD-Further Reduction Of the Force
This morning, 4 further reduction of the mum
Der of workmen in the Navy Yard was made
under the recent orders, by the discharge of "a
from the boiler shop; IL from the iron foundry:
and s from the pattern shop. The Department
has directed that hereafter, in the employment
Of quarteTmen, one shall be allowed TO every 25
workmen employed out doors, and 10 in doors,
instead Of 90 as now, in shop or out.
The Hornet formerly the blockade runner
Lady Sterling) left on Saturday for New Y rk,
where she will be sold-about one-half of the
StonewalIs crew having first been transferred
10 her, that vessel going out of commission.
The new gunboat Augusta, lately built at the
Messrs Denmead's ship yard In Baltimore, ar
rived on Saturday afternoon in tow of two
tugs, and lies in the stream awaiting an oppor-
tunity to haul in and receive. her machinery
and outfit. She is about the size of the Rhode
Island, and is fine looking specimen Of marine
architecture.
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THi singer SERIIG MACHINES

Cur LETTER A. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
fast gaining a worldwide reputation. IL Is De.
-ol doaht tho hcstar, cheapest and most tcautitul
CT all Family Sewing Muehues yet offered to the
,.i:l,Iio No other Family sewing Aa.hine has 50
i,ar ,sof;I appIfinces for Henlming, Binding, Fell
I'M, Tncking. Gathering, Guaging, 8lailtins, En-
hrGiirring Cor1iH- md so forth. 70 other Family
Sewing Machine has 50 much capacity for great
variety Of work. 1t will SeT al. kinds Of cloth,
md with all kinds of thread. Great ana recent i'm
proyenents make our Family Sewing Machine most
reliabIe, and most durable, and most certain in
ton all rates Of speed It makes the interiJcted
stitch which is the best stitch known. Any one, ev
of the most ordinary capacity, see at glance
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Our Family Sewing Machines finished in chaste
and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is q
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cious and substantial table to sustain the work.
While some Of the Cases, made out of the choicest
woods are finished in the simplest aud chastest man
ner possible, others are adorned and embellsEed IN
the most costly ana superb manners.
1t is absolutely necessary TO see the Family Ma
chine in operation, so to judge of Its great eapaci
ty and beauty.
1t is fast bec' ming as popular for family sewing
IS our manufacturing machines are fer manGtactur-
ing purposes
The Branch ofices are well supplied with silk
tist thread needles, OIL &c, Of the very best quail
ity
Send for = PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
458 Broadway, New York.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

HCTCHINGs 4 HILLyER, PRorR1EroR:s,
81 Cedar Street, y elr York.
~ Sold in Tunrhannock, by J. w. Lyman. in
no trose, by Allo TurrcU, IN Scranton by L. S.&
T. c. Fnlior. in Factoryville by all Druggists.