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NJ K W IN K N tt D N
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC
BONE TEETH,


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70 ache.
lth. No temporary teeth are needed, AZ permA.
uent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pTe-
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under the old system, 10 frequently diAhguTed.
9Th, This work has been fully tested for over
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which will last through lifetime.
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NHIEF QUAKTERMAsIERs OF

4 NHIEF QUhNI EHM hb EMS Of
" FICE, DEPoT or WARRINGTON, WAsHIKSToH.
d. c., January 4, 1854.
Alldealers IN Drugu, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and Saddlery, are re-
quested 70 send to this office, on the MONDAY OF
each week, . sealed proposal or list, in duplicate
OF the articles they prepared TO furnish 10 this
epot at short notice, with the price OF eAol
ATked In plain figures, 90 that, IN case the ext.
eneies OF the service require II, the article or Ar
tioles can be obtained without delay, and At the
lowest Price.
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be 70
quired to furnish the list punetuhlly every Monday
morning. D. ". FUCKER,
BrigI adler GsnerEI and Chief Quartermas'er,
iAk-N nspnt 81 WsEhir gtnn.
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E BoOKBINDER,
No. III PkHH. AvE.i WAsaIEsToHJ D. {.
RuIslA AID Calf
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DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
ID UNITED STATES,


F92 THE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
THE LATE WINNEBAGo INDIAN RESER-
VArION IN MINNESOTA.
In pursuance oflaw, l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President ofthe United states OF America, do here
by declare and make known that public sales will
be held IN the undsr-mel toned Land Oiee, IN the
state Of Minnesota, at the prois herein after Dies.
A. the L,nd once at St Peter, commanding on
MONDAY, the NTH day Of December next for the
disposal Of the public lands compr sed In the late
toned and siusted in he folio paris OF town
ships, which will be sold Mt the appraised value II
the lands and the improvements thereon, viz:
North othe base line and pS I Of The .6Jh principal
nfridiaR.
10 township Ios, range a.........ib, Sst 90 acres
In owashiP IN, range 2........... o 4O6 ~
10 township lOs, rage 26...........I52bL3I
In TOW lship l0T, rage 2b...........l7,6is7
In township iOs, range 20. .......... Y71sl
tracts. with the appraised value per acre, will he
open for Inspection at the District LanI of1ces Ia
Minnesota.
The offering Of the shove linda will be com.
meLced on the day appointed, aud will pr, coed in
tho order desIgnated ia the above mentioned
herein advertised, until the whole shah have been
oifere and the sale thus clOsedj but the sae sh
not he kept open longer than two weeks, and nc
private entry OF any OF tue lAnds will be admitted
until after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington
this "a day Of August, ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and Hixty-iOur,
By the President;
Acting COMMISSIONER Oft General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO ACTUAL BoNA-FINDE SIX rTLERs
-PRE-EmPToRs.
In the third section OF the act OF Congress, ap-
p. pro-. as ~ reOr1ary isSs S6stntes volume u,
tisn II 10 stipulated that before any person lhal
be entitled 70 enter any portion OF the said Ian g.
posture TO sale to the highest bidder Al nubic out
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r EYNoLDs' HOUSE,

COR or HoHTAENTH 81. AID PmH. AyzaVn,
WARRINGTON, D. c.
Meals furnished Al eli h0urs, AnA II the shortest
v III, u W. hEYHoLDb,
"'-' froptiSs6s.
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9 NC DE b l. 1 T Y

LhNGOUH, LASSITUDE,
Low STATE OF The SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF The YEAR,
are immediately relieved hy the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution Of PROTONiDE OF IRON.
THE uyIAN SYRUP
Supplies the blood with It's vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENr-IRON,
Infusing STRENGTH, VIGoR, and NEW LIFE
into all pATts OF the system.
Ono OF tho most DISTINGUISHED JuristI in New
England writes to friend, rs iolOws:
- have tried the PERUklAN SYRUP. aud the
result fully sustA ns your prediction. lthAs made
= NEW HAH OF me Infused into ny system ne y
vigor and energy am no lOrger tremulOus and
dehiltatCd as when you LAST saw me, but stronger,
hearier, aud with larger capacity for labor, en-
tai AMI lhysieai than at any tine during the last
I'VE years"
An eminent divine Of Boston says:
! have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP Tor
some time pAsti It Rives me nav yIoUR, BroY-
AScy OF srIRITa, ELAsrICtTT or muscLLn
Pamphlets free. J. z. DikSMORE,
No. asi Broadway, New York.
CoUGHsl COLDS! CONSUMPTION!
WlSrARs BNLsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
ONE o. THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Guilty OF Breathing, Asthma, Hosrseness,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistar's Bslsam of Wild Cherry does not dry up
. Cough aud leave the seeds Of Consumption IN the
system, bu, loosens II, = d elcanIes the Lungs oil
all impurities.
kous genuine unls., Argued ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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T0HN WELL KER'B
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"a "a Mason D0TEe,J
SAS Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up StAiTs)
Tho proprietor OF this iAVorits Restaurant has
WAAhinBtoni and he points with pleasure 70 the
Arge patronage he has always been hOnored with,
GAME, 0YSfERs and other refreshments con.
StAntlY on hand. and ~ the most reasonable rates,
bhEAkTABT, -
~ AM SUPPER
prepared A. tho GhOrlOG, notice and in tho mos,
Brsaiiait RON 70 u o'slosk. piansr and sup.
~ d an houIN r nAy ~
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REDDIE RUSSIA sALvEi
RAJ Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully s,taol.hea the .upsIiority Of ths saiye
most hnsty looking sWellings and IpnAmmAtlons
as II by Magici heals Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
ScAlds, Sc, In = surprisingly short time.
Only rs ee Is Box.
The above are all old and well-established Rene
dies,
Fer Sale by
J. p. DISsHoRE, 4el Broadway, New York,
y, W. FowIE d Co., IS fremont street, Boston,
and by all DruggiIu. Ausl-N sam
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THE "GIDEON PRINTING
l. oFFICE,"
ESTABLISHED IN 1875
GIDEON q RsoN,
sTEAm.PowER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
ell Ninth :troei near rernsyIVAnia Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY.
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the
above Old Established Printing
House by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And III .dditioa Of several Of the most improved
wER-P EssRs,
Are prepared 10 szssu,s every variety Of
LETTEF-PREss PRINTING,
From
FINE VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER
PLAIN OR COLORKD INK.
PRoAPTNEss AND DIE PATCH
MAY BE
Z l. ED ON. no14-H
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VIZ L ARDS HOTEL,
" SYKES, CHADWICK d CO.,
cWA~Paaaspissals AUSaus and TOtotssr.tA Itysst,
WA1hiAEtoa DO LaI-lI
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~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.---WB
M have now In store full stooh OF Gentlemen'1
spring OvarsOAts, Dugineas suita, Dreas Suits, and
furnishing Goods OF tho latest Gtyea, mAnuiAsturs
Cd with The degree OF nsAtnea, stylo, and olo
4 Anse, ~ II made 70 order.
WALL, STEPHENS D Co.,
as Pennsylvania Avenue, betWosn
.a. Ninth and Tenth ssrssta-
,Aps iS--aM IpAS q IRtsLl
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MEDICAL.
CP ECIAL OTTO Il.

DIT. N. vrLLEY's Private Hospital, in She FED
.rsi Boes, Corner Of seventh and y streets, oppo'
,iso the Post and Patent oBess. Rooms "a and 81,
up stairs, Washington, D. C.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

Maretzek has gone Boston, and shall have fort
nights ull in operatic excitement on the 2sth OF
this month the troupe will back and open Of
with Faust On that evening New York will have ample
scope for the pursuit OF pleasure There will be the
opening Of the spring operatc season. the opening OF the
Sanitary Fair, and grand annual ball OF the Meio
Choreans, to take place at Irving Hall. This affair prom
ises to be most attractive number or the New York
celebrities in art to grace with their presence this
bali, which will be OF the most recherche OF the
scason.
The matinee on Saturday at the Academy OF Music
another striking instance OF the popularity Of Gounods
Faust The Academy was literally jlmmed TO the dome. II
another three thousand dollar house. We doubt the
ability OF Boston this Faust mania. When Ma
retzck returns he will assured, give Faust every
evening until the public will have more OF it. But
this OF the question with of artists, he will
engage two and thus shall havo Faust served up with
different In the set shall have Brigno,
Nine. Frcierici, Miss Harris, Hermanns and others.
There will be excitement in all this, and the people
we'll as the management viii prodt thereby.
THE rATTIseN CONCERT.
To night Mr.. J. N pattson's grand vocal and nstru
mental concert will nke place the Academy OF Music
This artist assuming prominent position in his
profession lie has laborcd diligently 10 merit the
which the public willing 70 accord to American
artists worthy Of support and is rearing his reward
Mr. Patson will assisted this occasion by Miss
Laura Harris lately made go successful debut in
cert. Signor I.otti OF the Maretzek troupe will also
sipg Signor Amodio, who has returned from
cessful engagement In Havana ana Mr. =. G. Campbell,
viii assist In rcpdering this most attractive entertain
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
CITY Intellfuence.

uysuccxssyrL Arrxxpr TO Ron a. EXCHANGE CrrnK.--A
most daring attempt was made 10 murder and rob a
clerk In the exchange Office Of Mr. Josiah Colgate 116
South street, early saturday morning. Three strangers
Of appearance entered the oc and asked the
clerk TO examsae a t5 bill on the 0sgew atche Pans.
After EXPRESSING opinion as 10 the character OF thc
the clerk proceeded To the safe from which he took
tin box contannng 600 IN BANK bills and legal tender
% reaching the counter with the treasure in his
hand one or the dealt the clerk stunning blow on
the head with weapon and Knocked him down. Fortu.
natey he not deprived Of his reason and springpg
to his feet thrust his hand through pane Of glass and
cried nurder. thieves &C." The alarm heard, but
before assistance arrived the robbers decamped without
securing the booty they much coveted The clerk has
given the police description Of the villains who at.
tempted TO take his e aud efforts will be made TO arrest
them.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
The Park Ycsecrda y-Further Dona-
tiOns.

The Park was very lively yesterday afternoon and -
the time the shower between twenty thousand
and twenty five thousand persons the grounds.
The rush for shelter amusing Witness archos.
buildings, &c, . we're quickly occupied
The spring plainly maniesting itself In tho plsntul
supply or buds thenagnoas, rhododsndrous acs aa0
other early shrubs and bushes and We may soon expsoS
TO see the trees In Leaf.
The work tho inside Of the Casino has Decn ..
sumed and the actively engaged geesnG tnss
building ready for the opening day OF the music scsson
The visitors the expect 70 reap ne oene-
ts of the new institution and not suier Toe inoonveni-
ences OF former summers.
Twelve native Americans have recently located theu,-
seves the Park ia the share OF lambs the progeny a
the sheep belonging 70 these gronhas lness aonasnnS
were presented by Madam nature.
~ ns deer has been presented TO tie Park during the
a. w. MacCormisk, Esq has aso donated very large
owl. ..,- - -. .-.,o.. -. -.
rai anpals are nov awaiting transportation from Tho
west az soon the rivers and lakes are In good sailing
order.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

MnIltMry AnaIHss
THE RECEPTION OF THE rIfrr-sIxrH NEW YoRE
N fr,rr ms

THE RECEPTION OF THE rIfrr-sIxrH NEW YORK
VOLUNTEERS.
meeting Of the sons OF Orange and Sullivan will be
held the Astor House this evening" at eight o'clock TO
conclude the arrangements for the reception OF the Tenth
Legion, Colonel Van wyck. This regiment has seen
great amount Of service with the Army Of the Potomac
and should be well received.
DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK
FIRE ZoUAyBs.
This regiment, commanded BY Lieutenant eo'one'
Michael Burns, will take their departure Tor kkels
Island this morning The regiment viii assemble AZ tne
Fifth Ward Hotel, At eight O'Clock A. NJ Al tne mem
bers particularly requested TO be present. ana az
sen will be arrested deserers Those members OF the
regiment who have deserted win be released rom all
penalties H they report TO Colonel Burns AZ tne above
time.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

TOUCHING THE Raw At LAsr-For a long
time the Forney Club at Washington bore
without wincing our praises Of General Grant,
and our advocacy Of his claims to the next
Presidency But We have at last touched upon
the sore spot in the tough hide OF this rhino-
ceros (the Forney Club. Our comparison Of
General Grant to Cesar or Napoleon they look
upon as treason in a new form. They hop and
skip and jump At this teuch On The raw,
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
The Fremont Movement.

t Is believed in Washington that the leaders o. tho
Fremont faction have determined organize every
election district throughout tho North irrespective Of
the present republican organization. with view to
the Pathfinder candidate whether Mr.. Lincoln
nominated bv the June Convention not They allege
for this revolutionary party action that the
Baltimore Convention is certain to he controlled by the
shoddy contracting and oifce holding interests.
in chief Of tho Lincoln and that he has arranged
the delegations from all tho Northern states IN favor Of
Mr.. Lncoins advance; hence they decline 10 recognize
the validity Of made u2 convention, and will contest
the until the close OF the polls This movement
in connection with Pomeroys speech is creating little
excitement in administration circles.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

MERE Lr SERvIcE.-We contribute more to
the support Of the government than all the re-
publican journals put together-paying over
thirty thousand dollars taxes; and yet. because
we admire the brilliant career of Grant and
denounce the blunders of Lincoln in North
Carolina and in Florida, as well as his absurd
meddling with the Army Of the Potomac, we
render to the government mere lip service. say
Forney Blair 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
United states Supreme Court.


The United states Supreme Court WILL during the CuCn-
ing week. be engaged in hearing the following named
causes
No. l64.-Thc United States, appellants. vs.. vose Do
Jesus Vallejo, from the nigtrct Court OF California
No. l65.--Jeues, walingford & Co., appellants "
Iyingston Copeland Co.. from the United States Circuit
Court OF Western Pennsylvania.
No. 16s--The United States, appellants va L. Fss-
soms Executors from the District Court Of Northcrn
California.
No 16s Santiago Brignaudilo ct al paintns in orrcva
vs. Matilda c. Gray et al, from the crcuis Court q
Northern California.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

ARRIVAL or THE rrprr-sIxTH Rxanxxrr.
the rensh Legion--so called from ths old Tenth coa-
rressions district In this ssassCoonel Van wyck cc
mandIns, reached this city ass night IN the ssesnss
vu,soa, frsm south Carolina rhs regiment bee ~ 60
,issed with great unanimity. rhey number nearly -
~nirfed man Thsts friends In shh city cen veh theuo
~ day they isave tomorrow morning ~ Me ers4
ksilrosd fos ihok hopa y SNply e9a QleN 0uaiieA
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
General Grant and the PresIdency
From the Washington Constitutional Union l


officer has been in this city or all were anxi us
10 him. and it s to be regretted that so few had tho
opportunity. Government officials and particular
member OF Congress- kept around him though they
were fearful he would talk to somebody else Has aay
special property him that ne should be with
then IN the morning before any else IS upshould
guard him up stairs and down stairs and out of doors
everywhere he iB and goes for fear he might hear
thing that his tenacious friend does not wish him to hear
No general has yet been brought Washington without
being ruined and, General Grants high character and
known dscernmen did not protect him, he, too would
fall either by being converted into partisan general,
which they arc trying to do with him. hunted down il
he refuses 10 be used in that way.
The peoples representatives passed the law providing
friend" passed t), he is paid his salary by the
sweat OF the toiling millions They ought to be sup
posed 10 have interest In him. but the Washington
politicians say T. them sstand back" Modesty would
seem 70 dictate at least to him who aspres control his
actions that might be Just we'll the reputation OF
the General II he was left little TO himself.
IL is respectfully suggested that party
who rises TO nothing above that and whose partisan
feeling induces him TO over ok the high interests OF the
nation and hunt down democrats should not claim an
exclusive right in what belongs TO all.
The truth is and there is use in attempting to dis
guse IT, that the administration and its party friends
terribly frightened at the idea that General Grant may
be candidate tor the Presidency They have used the
whole machinery OF the lieutenant generashp TO keep
him or the track. 1t has been worked by his particu
and few others, with this view BE easy gentlemen
General Grant sees your game and knows what are
about, and so do the peOpe t will all out right
Your davs arc numbered II you will! look up you will
see the handwriting on the wall. can't fool Graut. You
may hang about him much as you please brt Il will
used for the partisan purposes Of the administration
The country, and not party. Ia at stake.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

The SMrrTY CLUB IN WASHINGTON AT WORK.
Forney Co., who are managing the smutty
Presidential campaign in favor Of Lincoln,
assert that all those who admire Grant and
desire this distinguished General for President
are traitors in new form.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

Military Movements In Missouri.
81. LOUIS, March Is, 1894.
Tne Fourth Iowa cavalry veterans recently with shsr.
mans expedition, arrived yesterday, rcss 70 their
homes
Two full Missouri regiments II oslored ,soops wsst
south ysserQAy.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

COMPARISONS ARE ODoRous.--Mrs. Malaprop
at Washington says that all attempts at COM
pairing the brilliant career Of General Grant TO
snat Of the eminent warriors Of antiquity, such
az Caesar or Hannibal, is treason in q new form.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

FORTRESS MONROE, March 10, 1854.
Tho steamer Monticello arrived this afternoon with the
blockade running steamer Mary Ann IN tow captured of
Wilmington.
The oyster schooner Julia Baker was burned by the
yee,s Yesterday morning up the Nanscmond river. Her
caplao and crew were captured, with two thousand mol
lars Tho crew were ascsp when captured.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

THE INVALID CoRPs.--An examination Of the
returns Of the Invalid Corps made to the Ad-
jutant General for the month Of January shows
q total Of $50 officers and 25,s05 enlisted men,
Some very interesting details are. derived from
this report, having bearing upon the morale
Of the corps, as well as upon the amount Of
actual duty performed BY it.
OF the 25,S05 enlisted men, 23,007 are actu-
ally or duty, leaving 2,o66 sick (under 10 per
cent, $50 in arrest Il 1-l6 per cent?, and alb
sent 372 az per cent. These results are ex-
ceedingly gratifying, and are only to be account
ed for upon the theory that the men Of the In
valid Corps are really /" worthy aud deserving ,
in the sense OF the orders under which they
have been transferred. These men are veterans;
and it is striking fact in military statistics
that the decrease Of punishments is always in
proportion to the length Of service
OF the $50 officers belonging to the corps,
there are actually On duty 5Gs. leaving only 81
to be otherwise accounted for OF these 10 are
absent, s sick, and only in arrest. We
question whether the returns OF any other
branch Of military service in the United States
or Europe can show results more really crafty
ing, and the facts which are represented In the
figures above reflect the highest credit upon
those having the organization Of the Invalid
Corps in charge.
The Invalid force is at present organized into
292 companies The gain by enlistments and
transfers during the month Of January was
2.4l1, and sufficient returns for the month Of
February have been received to show that the
aggregate Invalid force has now swelled to fully
10000
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

TAmAxr HALL IN DASGER.--The saehems Of
Eamnany Hall are in danger. They are pre-
barring 70 come out against Lincoln and sup
bort Grant This is treason in new form, no
matter how many regiments they may send 10
khs Geld or how much money they may give
npnpdA tha sgpnort Qg Ae goyernus9t.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

TREASON In A New FoRx.--Fomey, Blair d
Co. assert that voting for General Grant a.
next Presjdeat would be treason 10 . new
form
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

mass meeting Of the friends Of General George
Mcclellan for President wal, take place the Cooper In
sttute Thursday evening next. Hon. Amos Kendall
VIII preside. and large attendance 10 expected