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the difficulties under which we are placed, and they
are grateful for every kindly dispositions which has
been manifested towards them speak for my
self, because am member Of this body, and
takes fail share Of the blame and responsibility
rid myself Of the sin Of holding them in their pres
snt condition, by voting for This bill say FROM the
sin, for It is sin 10 retain them unnecessarily
in this state Of quasi bondage Let us, then restore
them 10 Virginia, 70 their political rights and pry-
leges, and awaken in them the energies Of ffeenen.
Let us pass this bill and neither you nor they will
ever repent Of il; but the contrary, you will
esse for IL the blessings, not only Of themselves but
OF their most distant postcrity.
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nRACTICAL MECHANICS GUIDE

Il concise treatise on the prime lho'e'' "
machinery, weight and strength of Materials ana
numerous practical practical T GIessow u Price CO cents
Jmnorted by last British steamer
Also The Universal Calculaior's Pocket GUIDE,
oon,nonion to every set of mathematical tables,
sbowng their construction and application to arlth-
mctic mensuration, trisonometry surveying navl-
Glasgow, 60 cents. ,,
Practical Engineers Guide to the nature and APP
plicaton Of mechanical forces, centre OF gravity,
elements of machinery, and many rules and yalua-
BILE tables Of great use to engineers ana mechsncs
in general BY Professor Wallace Gasgow, 1913,
one pocket volume, 62 cents.
Wallaee's Practical Mathematician's Guide, set
Of tables Of logarithnis, sign and tangents, and
many other useful tables for surveyors, engineers,
&c. One pocket volume, 81 cents.
All Just imported, and this day received 6Y
F. TAYLOR.
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VNALToN's MECHANICAL PROB

LENS, VOlumeJ VI
fluids, | volume; Evans's Millwright's Guide,
volume; Tredgold on the strength of cast iron,
volume; Sopwith's Isometrical Drawing, volume;
Robinson's Mechanical Philosophy. a volumes;
Model Drawing, from solid forms, and popular per-
spective, by B. Williams, civil engineer. volume;
Earnshaw's States and Equilibrium of Forces, !!
volume, London, ls45; Chemistry of the Arts and
Manufactures, by Gray and Porter 9 volumes;
Gilroy on Weaving, l volume; Nicholson's Me-
chanic's Companion, volume; Pot,cr's Principles
of Science applied to the mechanic and domestic
arts volume; Partington's British Cyclopedia Of
Arts and Sciences 2 volumes; Brands Encyclopedia
Of Science and Art, volume; the Properties Of
Metals, as developing new system of architecture
by VIM. yose Pickett, volume, London, lS45
Bennet's Mlwrigh,'s and Engineers Pocket Direc-
tor, | volume, London; Arithmetical Perspective, by
C E. Bernard, civil engineer, volume, London;
a, d many other of the best works on the theoretical
and practical sciences in all their various branches,
too numerous for the limits Of an advertisement,
most of them imported direct from London by
r F. TAYLOR,
Bookseller, Pennsylvania avenue
Twenty-four consecutive volumes Of the English
Repertory Patent Inventions for SALE at one-haif
the publication price.
May 90
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mr.. Banning,s Lectures repeated again.

I'm compliance with repeated solicitations by sew
i eral distinguished persons who have not heard
his former lectures, DR.. Banning has consented to
remain for this week, and repeat them in Concert
Haa PsnnsyiVaria aUtnHs. He will commence
tomorrow Wednesday, evening, and lecture will
G delivered ON each successive evening, closing on
Saturday, evening. His lecture on the voice, to
which the attention OF clsrgymen and all public
speakers and singers is especially invited will be
gwen on Friday evening. IL 10 hoped that those
who wish TO make themselves acquainted with his
views will avail themselves Of the opportunity now
offered by this renewed course Of his lectures
DIR. Banning will receive eas from those who
wish 70 consult him. at his room, al Miss Gurley's,
on c street, from 8 TO ~ every day, where, also,
his brace, 1" and book entitled Common Sense"
my be obtained.
Lectures free. A voluntary contribution for room
and lights.
WAsmSGroN, June %, lsi6-A
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Drawn numbers of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. "a
Drawn ooh June, 1886.
Is al % % 80 "a 10 rs 70 - 4S

On Saturday, Iune q,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No %.
CAPITALS.
S3O,0OO-slO ,0O0-s6 000-s3 40-s3, 600
s2,50O-s2 000-50 of ST. 900, &c.
Tickets sl0-halves s5-quarters 81 50.
For sale by
]. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Next door east of Coleman's Hotel,
Washington city.
June 22-d&cpiftd
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oous pnaM Uo1, uUy. imported by
ID last steamer, by F. TAYLOR.
Miscellaneous works Of Sir James Mackihlosh'
vols, 1886
The Arstocracy of England; by John HamPdcn:
| vol, 1886
Animalcule; the invisible world revealed by the
microscope: by John Mantell, author OF The Won
ders of Geology: vol, lSi6-many engraving
Perspective Drawing, or, the science oil delineI
ting real objects; by Augustus Deacon; vol.
plates
Merimee on Oil Painting vol.
Browns large work on Perspective: vol quarto
Political Philosophy; by Henry Lord Brougham;
vols
Brougham on the British Constitution: vol.
De Solme on the British Constitution
Montesquieu's Spirit of Laws translated; vols
old and scarce
Beaumont and Fletcher, complete in vols.
Roscoe's Life of Lorenzo de Medici; new edition
vol.
Roscoe's Life and Pontifcate Of Leo X; new edl-
tion vols.
Wilmots Gems Of Epistolary Correspondence
selected from the English authors, from Sir Philip
Sidney to the present day: vol, lS46
And many other valuable works, most OF them
entirely new too numerous for the limits of an ad-
vertisement.
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FROM the Public Ledger.
NIEsSRs. EDITORS: Deafness is disc

I1V"ITTV'" -
wi which has hitherto been considered Incurabie,
but can inform the public that 1t is a mistaken
idea. had been deaf for ten years, and concluded
that must remain so; but not many months since !
saw in your paper an advertisement OF "scarpas
oil" for deafness. As a last resort concluded to
try it, and now am happy to say can hear as
well as any one. Two OF my friends have also
used it, one was so deaf that he used ear trumpet
now he hears perfectly well without IT. the other
was very much troubled with noises IN the ears and
head aud he at once found relief and is well. One
bottle cured me, which thought getting well pretty
cheap. z
..... SILAS BUGBEE,
Second street. below Pine, Philadelphia.
F.W. FULLER, corner Of Pennsylvania, av
nue. and 18th street, only agent for this city.
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June ,
r AIDES, ORDINARY the

r AIDES, oRDINARY.--For the better ac-
j 4 commodaton Of ladies' visiting washington
city business, or for pleasure, lne n'9
oary psrlors and apartments. Every attention will
he rendered 10 visters, in order To make them COM
S,,,shle The charges will be very moderate.
Tn. gen,lemen's ordinary will I've continue ~
~ se'~' ~. l.. GALABRUN,
''I P",o,csn Hoto, Pennsylvania avenue, near rhr
Treasury Buildings.
April 3-3m
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DIES TEMPs.-ou d

- Movements Ceiestes, a lusagc des Astrono-
mes ct des Navigateurs; publee par lie Bureau des
Longitudes, avec additions.
The volumes of the above for l547 and 1913, are
this day unpacked direct from PARIS.
Also, by the last steamer, the British Nautl'a
Almanac, and Astronomical Ephemeris, fer 1919
together with several other mathematical and asro
nomical works.
Juoe % +. TAYLOR.
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GEORGE NJ. B / ID B

COUNSELLOR Ar-LAw,
HAS established his office In the city OF Wash
II ingon, and proffers his services to the public,
in the prosecution of claims upon the Treasury OF
the United States, in the argument OF cases IN the
circuit courts for the District of Columbia and IN
the Supreme Court of the United States.
His Office is on the south side Of New York ave-
nue., between 9th and 10th streets.
June l3-lV
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A CARD.-SELBY PARKER would inform
N all those who are indebted to him that their
bills are now ready on his desk, and If not called
for, will be delivered by the fret of July It is his
tenntlon TO close his present business, and 1t is
therefore necessary that they should close their ac-
counts without delay.
June 24-3eodif
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THE PROBE, or one hundred and two es'
Il says on the nature Of men and things; by l.
Carroll Judson, with an appendix; vol, oct
Just received for sale by
June % GEO. TEMPLEMAN'
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ana arrive al finey fOlnt al
IL o'clock, and at Old Point and Norfolk early next
morning. Returning, leave Norfolk Sunday at 3
o'clock, d. M, and arrive at Piney Point at IL
O'Clock, and OF Washington at o'clock on Monday
morning.
A, Pey Point there viii Be az oE gs I'll Be- CIV
en- car m. benefit Of those who wish to trip the light
sntsstie toe; md the proprietor will spare no pains
in pTocuri-g for the table all the deicacies OF the
ss,son Returning, passengers can, at their option,
ake ,he steamer Columbia on Sunday morning, or
the oceola on Sunday night. Passage and fare CO.
ms and returning on the boat and breakfast dinner,
and supper at Piney Point on the 4th, S..
o. the evening Of the 4th, the oceola will make
,rip to Old Point, when passengers will have tne
opportunity Of bathing and viewing the fortihcations
sthat place, and at night Of Witnessing most
pIendid display of fireworks.
Passage and fare Except dinner on the 4Ih) for
the round trip, IS.
lime DID
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NOTICE.-The owner or owners of some
~ machinery stored in my warehouse are no.
uhed that the storage and expenses on them must
be paid on or before the LIST July, or shall proceed
to sell the same for that purpose. ,
H. NJ. p. KING.
Georgetown, June "a, 1886 --3t'
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reinforcement OF the Public Land Sales
In the Chiilicothe District, In the State
OF Ohio.
nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the
i public sales of lands ordered by proclamation
the President OF the United States, dated the lith
day of March, 1886 TO be held at the land office at
Chilicothe in the State Of Ohio, on the 18th day OF
June 1886, are hereby declared to be indefinitely
postponed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
this 18th day of June, ammo Dominl one
thousand eight hundred and forty-six.
By the President
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Com'r Of Gen. Land Office.
June l9-d5t
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From the Hon. John W. Darts, Speaker Of the HOtae
Of Representatives.

WAsmsGroN, ID. c., Dec %, l645.
take pleasure in stating tina, DR.. J.. Parmele, OF
this city, has executed for an excellent piece of
work in the line Of his profession-one which
sral other dentists Of high rcpute declined under
AXE as being impractcabe; but by the skill of
Dr. p. it has been done, not only in good profess
,ional style, but is highly serviceabe and salts
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JOHN w. DAVIS, Of Indiana.

WAsHRGroN CITY, ID. c., February 20, lS43.
Having enjoyed the professional services Of DR..
J. Smith Dodge, | most cordially recommend him
to my friends and the public as a most accomplish
ed operator in dental surgery, and every way emit
tied to their personal and professional confidence.
HORACE STRINGFELI5ay6ch
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Rector

WILMINGTON CIT, D; G., Nov No, ,s -, nasy' &c
take great pleasure IN ,ssl for myself and o,he
the foregoing, having ,Ss Sene6, ofthe profession
Al f,ec.i & m D.
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/. SYSTEM OF TACTICS For sale

A SYSTEM OF TACTICS For sale at
"A the Congressional Globe printing Office, IN the
rear OF Jackson Hail, "A System Of Tactics, or
rules for the exercises and maneuyres Of the caySl
~, and light infantry, and riAemen Of the United
States, published by authority Of the War Depart
nsnt. The work Is printed on fine writing paper,
and contains IS plates, engraved steel. Price 50
per copy.
June l0-6tTTh&S Intell
TAUTION.-Th public are hereby cautioned
- aginst the exhibition ola pretended model Of
the Sectional Floating Dock, made by w. r. John
son and others, al the Naval Committee room Of
the Senate 1t is mere caricature, and gross de-
esplion. The only true model Of this important in
movement is to be found in committee room, No.
a. basement VI the Capitol.
s. ID. DARIN,
ID. DODGE,
p. BURGESS,
In behalf Of the proprietors.
June a-lw
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From the Hon. Silas Wrigh, late Of the a. q. Senate
not0 Governor Of -Nao York

WAsHHGros, ID. c., Feb. Is, ls43.
DIR. }. Smith Dodge, upon his arrival in Wash
ington TO open an Office a Surgeon Dentist, pre-
scented TO me letters from several friends in New
York Of the highest responsibility and standing
containing the strongest and the favorable es-
uimonials, both to the excellence of his private
character and his superior professional qualfca-
toms. These satisfactory evidences Of the man
and the Dentist induced me at once to engage the
family and my wife and my self are now able, from
personal experience, TO add our own equally favor
able testimony in his favor as u gentleman and a
skilful dentist. THIS testimony is thus given by
me, well IN obedience to the earnest solicitations
Of respectable and worthy friends in New York,
who have for many years experienced the skill and
fidelity of the doctor in his profession as to my
convictions Of his personal and professional merit.
SILAS WRIGHT.
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nENTAL sURGERY.-poDGE AN

IlENIAL SUkGERf.-DOD DC AND
~ M Z 4, Denial Surgeons, OF Bond 81.
New York, having practised the three past winters
IN this city, respectfully announce 10 their friends
and the public that they have concluded TO keep
their Washington Office open during the entire yesr
IN future, at their present location on Pennsy
avenue, Tenth street, where one or both OF the
partners may always be found IN attendance They
respectfully tender their professional services TO the
friends and the public and invite all who may re-
qulre the advice and skill Of the experienced and
practical dentist TO call them, learn their terms
and examine their claims TO pubic confidence and
patronage. They would particularly call attention
TO their patent method Of fastening artificial teCtl
when set on gold plate which Is used by them alone
in the city Of Washington. The most prominent
advantages the following:
LIST. II saves the pain attendant upon the removal
Of the roots Of the front teeth when in a healthy CON
dition and makes those roots highly useful la fast
enins the artificial teeth.
ID. Ii gives the teeth greater frmness rendering
them always much less troublesome and more use
ful in the process of masteaton than the common
mode.
Sd. IL renders IL easy 10 remove and replace tbs
teeth, which, together with the peculiar simplicity
Of the astenings, enable the 10 keep them al
ways clean.
The great Improvement secured by this patent
needs but to be in order 10 be understood and
used TO be appreciated IL is universally commend
ed by those who have ayaled themselves Of its ad-
vantages.
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'ourth OF July Pleasure Excursion to Pr
new Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.

The steamer Oceoa will
leave Washington on Friday,
"a ~ Sd of July, at O'Clock, p. m,
SSErsI.T.i2t5W1kia and Alexandra at I o'clock,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
VIEW OF cAMARoo.
THE SPEECH OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
THE PARTIcUL AIRS OF THE WRECK
OF THE
STE A MER ATTAIN TIC.
&c.,&c.

The Weekly Herald ofths week will he very
valuable and interesting one.
The contents of the paper will consist of the
full particulars of the terrible disaster to the
steamer Atlantic, with list of those killed ;
the great speech Of the Hon. Daniel Webster,
delivered at Philadelphia on Wednesday even
ing; the preparations in Washington for the
meeting of Congress the military and naval
n rvs of the week, including the account of the
capture Of Tampico; the Van Mass case; the late
important intelligence from Mexico; commercial
news; and perhaps intelligence from Europe.
Oar illustration will be splendid view Of
Camargo, Mexico, the head quarters of Major
Gen. Patterson, of the volunteers
Single copies, in wrappers, can be obtained at
the office, at sxpeuce each.
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Affairs In Europe.

The steamer is due-over due, and is now in
her sixteenth day. The public are anxious for
her arrival; they want more news from Europe.
Affairs on the other side o. the Atlantic are APP
preaching crisis; the Montepensier marriage !;
the scarcity of food the spread OF republicanism
in Sw tzerland, Germany and Italy, are the
threatening signs of the times. All these tend to
draw the attention of the United States to Eng
land, France and Germany; indeed, to the whole
of Europe. All tend to convince us that this
public is yet 10 become the oil to the troubled
waters of the world.
The telegraph, the spectators expresses, or
some other cans, will convey the next intelli-
gence to this city We shall keep bright look
out for it. Will -four be up or downs
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=
The stock markettoday exhibits greater depression
and further decline in prices The bottom appears 20
De out OF Norwich and Worcester fall of per cent
having been realized to day Harlem declined Y. Can
ton u; Reading Y. Long Island closed at Yesterdays
prices The tendency Of prices Is still downwards and
there appears to be disposition among holders Of fancy
stocks to SELL
The directors Of the Western Railroad have this dsy
declared dividend Of three dollars per share for the
past nve months earnings payable the LIST of January
TO holders OF stock on the 10Th of December This
the rate Of ~ per cen. per snnum, and leaves YER
large suplua Three dividends have been declared in
ton months, viz: In March, one in August and the
present one.
The present condition Of money market II proper
~ consulted, affords abundant assurance that q well ii
rected effort would without much further delay establish
q railroad communication to Albany. In the course Of
the ensuing shall have great surplus of
funds and unless increased Of expenditure
be put into operation the value Of capital will be mate
rally reduced The commercial business Of the coun-
try will give rise large importation of specie bur-
then and not benefit unless shall be 10 employ ed az
to give life to domestic industry 1t s supposed by
that the continuance Of the war will create an in
furious demsnd but Of this will be found that the
effect Of the government wants will produce more CAPT
tai than absorption The treasury already issued
have added TO the circulation and the evidences Of pub
lie debt Tor the loans will have other tendency than
to keep up this circulation preserving an equality be
tween the supply and consumption The only diculty
70 DC apprehended, which may arise from the move
msn's Of the public treasury. distinction OF credit
through the imPrsct abilities of tina treasury, which
wouldihrowthe treasury and
the public stocks for support the ordinary
OF the community " this should take place. there would
be an extraordinary absorption Of private capital. which
ightconn,ersct the natural advantages to be anticipated
from he prosperous state Of foreign trade IT, how
ever, the public credit be maintained a footing with
the resources OF The country task Of difficulty,
shall have plathen Of money seeking objects Of in
vestments.
In the internal improvements Of the country the pub
lie are more Interested than in any other subjects of
attention, as like tho mercantile marine and the mn
nuisc'uring sssb,h they reproductive Of ths
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Movements OF Travellers.

The following comprises the whole of yesterdays mr.
rivals at the aforementioned hotels -
AnxRicAS-P Paulding Tarryto Col Horn Long
Island; Mr Lindsay. B. @. Lindsay Philadeiphia; MI
Phelps, Port Richmond; Msjer Tompkins u g. A.; Mrs
Gen. Patterson, Phisdeiphia r. Proudfoot, Newburrh
w. Denny; New York J. r. May, Washington; Theo.
CoIzsns, West Point. -
Asros--S. l.. Webster. Boston J. Ames Springfield:
w Lincoln Bostonj @. Rundan, New Bedford; D. BueI
boston NJ Burdoph. Poughkeepsie; J. Connolly George
.owhi :. darlington, Oswego; A. WILCOX, w. King ston
hunt, Utea y. Pemcroy, Hartford: u. Johnson Phi
iadeIpnia w Gunton, Washington J. Nswcomb
SpringhsLdi w. Robinson Buffalo; l.. Cormick Boston;
Gfrr-lI Soy mour, Peeksill: s. Stokes Albany. i
Freeland tiskli Landings jos Cleary Boston, Thomas
Brent. u. s. Nj j. b. Clitr, do; j Mosey Richmond. M
Monson. Brooklyn; Capt verder Canand,i9us. u bov.
den Fall River; NJ Keith, Baltimore; j. Vaushan Con
nectcut; ID. b Fuller and in family Hyde PsrI "
FEASKLrS--F Bent, New Milford; j. Bishoo Nav
Jersey; Gen Ksnnon, New Brunswick: n Ostrsndsr
Coxssckie; n. Stoutenbergh New Jersey r. Busier
Newark; e. Kellogg Michigan; Ellis Archer ph,Isda
H. Rcs, Montreal: A. Johnson, Buffalo; C. Joues Ros,op
stokes, Albany; q. Cobb, We9feld; r PblIius Ro.,
ton; Gen. Jeweit, Texas; A. Booth Pouxhkeepsie: NJ
sey mour. fiemont; l. Thompson, Boston
H0wAHD-A May. Phiiad: j. Clarke. stonington; Hon
d. Howard, Lay vile, l.. I; M Hill, J. Naylor "A
kepp, Petersburgh; Dr. Westervelt, staten Island; b
Weaver MIR. Holmes Pittsburgh; y. Woojworth, Bos
Dni e. Bennay, Mr. Scott fhilad; +. Conkling. ~ York
r. Cooke, New Haven; X Richards; NJ Batcheldor; II.
Lamokin Boston; ID. Dickinson Binghampton; Hon Mr.
piiinsnsm, Vermont; w Week. Indianapolis; =. Will
hank, Philsdi W. Denmsn. RICHMOND, w. svsulker,
Fiushing