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Il is therefore demonstrated that, by an erpend.
ture of $500 for the tenth volume published by
the Messrs Gideon, the United States will own .iI.
teen hundred sets Of the Laws Of the United States
il not in every respect perfect for many purposes
far superior to the edition Of Little & Brown, and
will save by this purchase the sum Of thirty-tvo
thousand five hundred and fifty dollars.
The imperative order Of the House, leading 70
so economical and useful a result has been carried
out with great pleasure by the committee.
The Messrs. Gideon having complied with the
proposal submitted to them, the committee recon-.
mend the adoption OF the following resolution:
RssoLrsd That the clerk Of this House cause 10 be d
uted the tenth volume Of the Laws Of the United States
the the eighth and ninth volumes wsrs d
tributed.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., June Is,

WAsHNoToN, d. c., June Is, 1876.
GENTLEMEN Yours is received, communication.
deep satisfaction by its expression of your high
appreciation Of my lectures, and their tendency
and inviting me to repeat them in your city. Al
the remainder ofmy energies are consecrsted to the
public good, and you are pleased to think
my compliance with your request will conduce to
the same, cheerfully announce that will lectur,
on each evening Of this week at o'clock in "Con.
cert Hail." The course is respectfully dedicated to
the honorable the members Of Congress, and the
medical, clerical, and legal professions. Also, to
the ladies, parents, and youth, who cordially in
vited to attend, under the honorable understanding
that the inconsiderabis expense incident to ectur
ing will be betrayed by voluntary contribution.
Subject of lecture, see advertisement.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
E. P. BANNING.
To Messrs. E. WARNER, H. SrRNeFELLow, Ma
CHEN, and others.
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SIGNOR NORONHA, assisted by the
- HARMONIOUS, has the honor to announce
to the citizens of Washinl and visitors that he
will give his second and last Grand Concert on
Wednesday night, June II, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Seventh street.
Admission SO cents. Children half price. Doors
open at S-to commence at 81 o'clock.
Tickets may be had at the music stores, at the
principal hotels, and at the door.
June 1875
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MEDICAL department Ofthe Cslumbi-
lxl an College, WASHINGTON, ID. C.-rhe

MEDICAL department Ofthe Cslumbi-
IVl an College, Washington, ID. C.-'rhe
lectures will commence on the ID Monday in Octo-
Der, from which time, until LIST Monday in No
Vember, two lectures will be delivered daily. The
regular course will commence, az usual, on the LIST
Monday Of November, and continue until the lst
of March.
FACULTY.
HARVEY LINDSLY, M. D., Professor of Pa
biology and Practice of Medicine
THOMAS MILLER, M. d. Professor of An
atomy
JOHN M. THOMAS, NJ. D., Professor of Med
ical Jurisprudence and Physiology.
WILLIAM P, JOHNSTON, NJ. D., Professor
of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren
CHARLES G. PAGE, NJ. D., Professor of
Chemistry.
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D., Professor of Ma,eria
Medica and Therapeutics.
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, M. D., Professor
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. D., Demon,tra,or of
Anatomy.
Clinical lectures will be delivered twice week,
and operations performed before the class on pa
tents from the lnhrmary, which is attached to the
College, and from the public Dispensary.
The rooms of practical anatomy afford advan,a-
ges rarely equaled; they will be opened on the lsl
of October.
The entire expense of n course of lectures by all
the professors is $780, Demonstrators tickets $40.
Good board can be procured from So so to 50 per
week.
WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON, M. D.,
Corner of 7th and Streets Dean.
June l5-winftd.
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G. EORGE M. BIBB,

CoUNsELLoR-AT-LAw,
AS established his Office in the city of Wash
II lngton, 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-ly
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To THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

SPANIsH AND FRENCH Languages
- gentleman, well known in this city, who hes
filled professorships in the most distinguished unr
yerslties, and whose reputation is sufficiently estab
lIshed to merit confidence and insure success, will
above languages. For particulars, apply to Mr.
Taylor, bookseller, below the National Hotel.
June 9-U
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ExTRA ATTRACTION, for six nights

II only, at Carusl's Saloon, positively closing on
Saturday evening.
Four Chemical Dioramas.
|. Milan Cathedral.
2. Belshazzar's Feast.
3. Destruction Of Babylon.
4. Funeral Of Napoleon.
Concluding with grand display of six Croma-
trope Views.
Admission 25 cents Entertainment to commence
each evening at 81 o'clock precisely.
Day exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons, at Al o'clock. See small bills
June l3-lw
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pJFor auction and other advertise me nts
see page 1853 OF Daily Union.

D5-An adjourned meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Association Of Washington, and the
democratic citizens generally Of the District, will
be held at the Jackson Hall, on Tuesday evening
next, at o'clock. A full attendance is requested
as the report Of the committee appointed TO adopt
suitable arrangements for the dedication Of jackson
Hall on the ensuing 4th Of July will be submitted
for the approval Of the meeting.
By order: G. II. RANDELL,
Secretary.
June l3-2t
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nFBy order OF Capt. Dan Drake Hen
RE, meeting Of the company now organizing IN
this city will be holden on Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock at the City Hall for the purpose Of elect
ing officers. All persons wishing TO join re-
quested to come forward before the election takes
place.
A full attendance of the members is requested.
R. p. HENRY, Secretary.
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A SYSTEM OF TACTIcs.--F For Sale at

"A SYSTEM Of TACTICS.--FO For Sale AT
N the Congressional Globe printing Office, in the
rear Of Jackson Hall, "a System Of Tactics, or
rules for the exercises and mannuvres Of the caval-
ry, and light infantry, and riaemen Of the United
States, published by authority Of the War Depart
ment The work Is printed on fine writing paper
and contains 50 plates, engraved on steel Price 50
per copy.
June l0-6lTTh&S tInbell
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TREAsURT DEPARTnEsT,

Fourth Auditors Office.
DERSONS having claims against balance due
Il from the Navy Department to the estate Of
Charles Stewart deceased, late quarter gunner in
the United States service hereby notified to pre-
sent them at the Office Of the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury within two months from this date.
June l5-3t
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DR.. Banning's Lectures Repeated.

I N compliance with public request from several
L distinguished gentleman Of this city, DR.. Ban
ming has consented to repeat his lectures on MEDr
CAL ANATOMY and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Sc
cret Of beautiful form Of body and strength Of con-
sttuton, and the prevention of chronic diseases and
weaknesses Of the human trunk (that is, a correct
physical education also the immediate relief of the
same by mechanical support. Lectures delivered
on each evening Of the week, at o'clock in Con-
cert Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
DR.. B. may be consulted at Miss Gurley's, city
of Washington, from o'clock a. m. to IL p m,
by those laboring under the following SYMPHONY
viz: soreness of throat, and weakness incident to
public speakers; weakness Of the chest, with short
cough splitting of blood and difficult resprations
palpltaton OF the heart; dyspepsia, with constpa-
ton, piles, and sense of weakness in the sides
and soreness" at the stomach disposition to droop
and lounge, with gloom and crying, not knowing
the cause; great weight and weakness at the hips
and lower body, with WEAKNESS of the limbs, and
inability to exercise; pain or aching in the back,
with curvature over shoulder and hip being too prom
inent; also, to weak fastgrowing Children and ladies
accustomed to wearing supports about the shoulders
and waist, removing desire for the same. This
view particularly meets the Of debilitatcd and
dyspeptic ladies' and gentlemen from the South.
The following from Professor Goddard, OF
Philadelphia, and Professor Mott of New York,
and others, eminent in the profession
have examined DIR. Banning's instrument for the
relief Of weaknesses requiring support, and have
made practical experiment Of the same, and am ssI
tonishcd at the results have also listened to hid
views of its applicability TO extended class Of dls
eases, and think them TO be highly important and
therefore cordially recommend them to the serious
consideration of the medical profession.
PAUL B. GODDARD, NJ. D.
Philadelphia, February %, 1886
To THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
The undersigned have examined DR.. Banning's
novel views on the mechanical pathology of many
affections of the viscera, and believe them to be
highly interesting, and worthy the serious attention
Of the medical profession.
Respectfully,
VALENTINE MOTT.
J. KEARNY RODGERS,
STEPHEN BROWN,
ALEX. b. WHITING,
II. MCLEAN,
STEPHEN P. KIRBY.
June l5-lw
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To DR.. r. p. Banning:

Sra: We have listened with so much pleasure to
the very interesting, instructive and original views
presented in your lectures, that we cannot forbesr
the expression Of our high qualification, and Ii,
hope that you may be induced to repeat them.
You have clearly and beautifully demonstrated,
by your novel application ofthe most familiar prn.
cpes, that very many OF Of all the complicated Ills
that flesh is heir to traceabe merely to the ply.
steal or mechanical arrangement Of the internal
organs of the human frame, and that whilst from
their very nature they be made to yield TO tn,
ordinary constitutional remedies, they may be per.
manently and effectually cured by a very simple
mechanical contrivancs. So deeply impressed are
we with the importance Of your subject, and Ii,
benefits that society cannot fail to derive from full
understanding Of il, that we feel unwilling TO have
you leave without giving those who have not listen.
ed to you another opportunity of doing so; and
should you consent to repeat your course, we fee
assured that you would be fully repaid by large
and grateful audiences, by the feeling that you
have given new life and vigor to many who are nov
living a lingering death.
z. WARNER,
H. STRINGFELLOw,
G. II. WILTBERGER,
r. FARNHAM,
LEWIS II. MACHEN,
s. BURCHE,
E. GOODRICH SMITH,
DUFF GREEN.
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JEW DAyID-Those who are ACQUAINTED with the
character of lew Dayds or Hebrew Plaster and Persian
pills Will doubtless be glad 10 learn that another shipment
has lust been received by travelling agents who are
NOW prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately. The immense quantities of these articles
Sold proof sucent Of leir superior edea virtues
e should there be an ncreGulons son or daughter Of
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tie sue or bIfasf, SfeHines mars h"e Er4' 'G.
ali OF which tins plaster li's 10 cure, or WIN
OYspcpSa ItreF iFc'oH, t'ti, 'tf ,oP, ffbfi ana
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Y cs, II mace OF GGo0Gge
lac number of Calignans <Poris) Mcssen-
ger says
=" Mr.. ". II. Polk, brother to tho President OF
the L. States, Is at this mcmout III Paris. lie
will remain somo timo awaiting dispatches from
Washington. and viii then proceed to Rome ana
Naples, whore no Will act Envoy LX,rnordna
~ from tho Union, in order to exchange the
ifca.ions of treaty of commerce and amty, re-
Gently concluded between his Government and
tho Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
Brown county. Wisconsin, tho same in which
Green Bay is situated, is said to be vast bed
of iron ore.
The ST. Petersburg Gazette Of Dec. 1,h, con-
tains an Imperial ordor, permitting the inpora-
ton of wheat. rye, barley, oats. -four beans peas
and other similar products from Prussia, free of
duty up 10 the 18Th OF September, 10; and al
so order declaring that in consequence of the
deficiency IN the crops. tho Emperor Will only
require, for the coming year, levy of five men
IN the thousand.
Some scamp placed key of powder under the
pulpit end of the Second Advent Tabernacle, at
Akron, Ohio, ard blow up the cIiGce.
The small pox is at Baltimore. and is now
spreading to some extent IN the counties of Cecil
Prince George, ST. Marys, Anne Arundel. &c.
writer in the Gazette. at New Albany. pro-
poses 10 make that place and Louisville. two Of
tho largcs, cities in the world. by damming up the
Ohio at the Falls. and usirg the water power
which would BE- afforded for manufacturing pur-
poses. 4 good idea. if money enough could be
had to do it, and if the river would no, wash away
the dam.
The giant human bones that wore lately found
80 fee, under ground in Williamson county. Ten
nessce. have been plI, together, nearly all perfect
aud are ready for exhibition. The skeleton mea-
surcs Is feet in length
Rico Garland parhaps. the first person who has
soed the judicial crmina by forgery. in America,
has fed 10 the West Indies. after two intellectual
attempts at suicide. Let him die among stran-
gers.
,nc severely: their supplies Irregular ami of ba qua
Iity eaky, third Of the army the sick
list.
An Asia whig editor in y. Hampshire. pre-
scented with printing press ana sum OF money,
NV Vans Carr.
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Cannot he had than Sanders School Readeys Nos l.
and 4, SpeI'ng Book and Primer.
from hundreds of practical teach
ers of the highest rcspectability in all parts Of tho
Union before giving unequivocal testimony that
Sanders School Books the bcstaye superior
Of similar hind.
W. have numerous ndatory notices written WITH
the last SIR 'rks by of the successful teach
the Western States, u well from
New England bearing equally dates, holding such
language as the following:
81 believe them TO excel in several respects any
before the public Principai Of High School.
cone striking excellence of these books the attrac
tive character they offer young minds, by which they
ured to their task rather than eiled while at
the time the plan OF the author carried by
the teacher the pupil will be taken through Il rigid
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Il pleased with the Of the lessons both
spelling and reading There easy transition from
the simple to the difficult, and taking the
the lessons high and well calculated impress
bly, the mind the ,'-Frtaripai Fnnaie institute.
Il think these books excel all other School Books Of
their kind in would particularly notice the
manner in which the pupil Is led along from the
alphabet a finished style of reading --Frinei-
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particularly do approve of the Spelling Book al
together the best e.'Teacher in District School
The subscribers would have distinctly unde that
STYLE sold will sold low,
snilar Class Books published the country
WIN. II. MooRE & Co.
Publishers of Sanders School Books,
ITO Main St bet Third and Fourth, Cincinnati
For sale wholesale and retail by
D. p HOLLOWAY, Richmond. Ind.
Nov. l9.-4.-tf
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saw Will For Sale.

The unde rsirned offers for sale his saw MILL stu
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ANY person wishing purchase invited to call and
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ling house &c &c WM. BCLLA, Sen
November 9TH, 1915. 45tf
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
DANIEL Q. sL0AN,-Psoprietor,
RICHMOND, IND.
RICHMOND, IND.

rEviIE subscriber wishes to call the Of the
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IN order the OF the travelling
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Richmond Oct % l-45 4j-tf
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Let IT be borne ia mind that tins MEDICINE il
DOCTOR DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
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COPPER, TIN. AHEET-IR0N, AND BRiSSW ARE
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ryvHO. J. BARGIS, has removed has establishment
1 from Centr.vlc o Richmond Main street, a
few doors Last Of the Branch Bank
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN TE1-kETTLE;
where he has hand extensive assortment OF
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